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u UTHERFORD'S Institutes OF Natural Law,
X being the substance OF a course Of lectures on
Grotius de jure Bell ct Pscis" .....
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BOOKS FROM. ENGLAND.
UST impaired direct from London, by FRANC
a TAYLOR, and this day opened;

USr imported direct from London, by FRANCK
a TAYLOR, and this day opened
Sir Robert Pees Speeches on the Bank Charter
and on the Laws of Currency and Banking, in 1874.
The laws, privileges, proceedings, and usages OF
Parliament, by Thomas Erskine May, Librarian Of
the House If Commons; London, lS49
Porter's Progress of the Nation, vols.
Croly's Lite of Burke.
Life and Speeches Of Curran.
Political Philosophy, by Lord Brougham, 3 vol
umes, 1874.
. A Collection Of Warrants and Regulations, issued
to the Army, on Matters Of Finance; 1 vol. 1874.
Proceedings of the British Association for the ad-
vancement OF Science, for 1912 and l643, 2 vols.
Miller's History phlosophically illustrated vols.
Schomaun's History Of the Assemblies Of the
Atheniansj l vol.
Tooke's History Of Prices
Adam Smiths Wealth Of Nations complete in 1
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'DlSHOP oNDERDONk'S TRIAL.-C ,mplete
DIN one volume of 800 pages, published by author
ty Of the Court, and giving also the opinions Of al
the Brshops;-prce 50 cents.
Also, Bishop Onderdonks Statements, published
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CLAIMS AND CONTRACT AGENCY
WORTHINGTON G. SNETHEN,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. c.

ID rosecutes before Congress or the several Depart
ments Of the General Government, all manner
claims, such claims arising under the sdministra-
non OF the Revenue Laws, OF the Presumption Acts
claims TO confirmation Of land grants, or Tor private
property taken for lost in the service of the United
states, or destroyed by the Indians claims for nya
Ids, reyo lutonary, naval, widows, and hall. pay
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claims accrung under the execution Of Indian trea
he', or growing IN any way out Of contracts with
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or Of mail-cohtractors; TO the procuring Of Patents
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T ATEST and most Complete edition. Price re-
IL duced. In two large octave volumes, In full
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full and comprehensive edition issued, and contain
ing much more matter than the original edition,
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THE ORGAN PIANO.

= = THE OKGAN PIANO.
WIN. FISCHER has for sale one of Coleman's cell
" ebratcd Eoan Pianos, which, for exquIsiteness
of tone. and beauty Of manufacture, cannot be sur
passed.
Also, three elegant Pianos from the unrivalled
manufacturer Chickering dec lS
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Claude Melnotte, Mr.. +. >. Conner.
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for February, ls45.
~ TABLE OF CONTENTS. ..t
|. Mr. Calhoun and the Democratic Review.
II. Major Dayezac with an engraving on steel
Ill. Lines---By II. 7. Tuckerman. '...#
". Revelation in England. ..."
V. Army Organization. a.
Letter Of the Secretary of War 10 the
Chair pan Of the Committee on Militia
ry Affairs, &c. .r "a.
Precis du Cours dart Militaire ct de For
thcat,on Pssssgere, par M. Francois,
Aneica Proiesseur, SC.
. yournaox des sieges dams Ia Peninsula, dc
1907 1914, Sc. ....... .....a.#.
Des Pcnsecs de Psscal-- Rapport rAcs-
demie Frsncaise sur Ia Necessiie de'une
nouyeIie ednion de Get Ouyrsge. Par
N. V. Cousin. PARIS, Is43.
VII. The Shot in the Eye--A True story Of Tex
as Border LlIe--By q. wilkins Fam.
VIII Robert J. Walker.
N Louis DeyrIent--A sksteh--By Mrs. " y.
.. Eilet
X. Frs, Eight Days in England BY Judge Carrie
ton, of New Orleans.
N. The Poetry of Brysnt--By N n. Tncksrmap.
XII. Rome as seen BY q New Yorker
XIII Lines" Iattie Mary"
XIV. soans,s--By Anne q. Lynch and r. \. s.
Apdru~.
XIV. Monthly r,aaaoial and Commercial Article
ANl. Monthly Literary bulletin.
XVII New York Hrs'orteai Society.
kVlll. Note 60 Ar,isleNI.
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Published H,on,hy ., IS per ann1m, payable N sd-
r1nce.
E5sThe work gill be regularly Forwarded, s,rongss
ysnVsioped, 10 any Pot Oice N thc United states
application be made 10 y. r.
Feb. I3-u
NEW MUsIC--JUsT RECEIyED--w WILLIAM
v FISCHER, Penpsylvsnis avenue, has just re-
'nsd the following new Muse, which VIII b. sold
q reduced prioe--
lis bow the promised hour Music BY y. u,
BrOWn.
The recopcilislion, answer 10 Tske back the
gsms'-By g. w. Glover
Il, On had she loved me bu, sincerely -Mo.ie By
Wolcot
Llnduslrie--Vsse-Par II. August Ponoe.
Jsspsr wslik--By Edgar Could
July waltz add quickstsP-By A. Werner.
Slsdre briliisn's sur ls part der disble-Psr u.
houiman.
Variation, aud RondO, from la sOmnsmbala---By
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ToLLER'S LAW OF EXECUTORs-cbeap.---
The Law Of Executors and Administrators, by
Samuel Toller, with additions by Francis Whit
marsh, Barrister at Law.
Fourth American edition, with references TO the
principal American decisions, by T.. ID. lngrsbam,
volume octave, 500 pages, in full law-binding, price
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TRANSPORTATION OF NAVAL STORES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU or Provisions AND CLOTHING,
January 20, lo45
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed, Proposals.
for Freight 10 Pensacola" will be received al
this office until Thursday, the Goth day Of February
next, at O'clock Z. NJ, for the transportation OF
about fifteen hundred barrels of Government Stores,
from the Navy Yard, Gosport Virginia, to the Navy
Yard at Pensacola Florida Offers must specify the
price asked per barrel, without distinction between
wet and dry; five and a half cubic feet Of measure
ment goods, and thirty gallons 10 the guage of all
casks not usually called barrels TO be considered as
barrels whatever they may contain; no primage to
be allowed. Ten fair-weatber lay days TO be allow
I'd at each Of the ports of Gosport and Pensacola,
for taking in and discharging cargo. Proposals must
state thesdescrption, the and the condition OF the
vessel, and the vessel must pass the usual inspection
and be ready at the Navy Yard at Gosport to receive
cargo by the 18th day OF March. Bids not conform,
ing IN all respects TO this advertisement, will not be
considered.
w. CRAWFORD SHUBRICK,
Chi,fof the Bureau.
To be published once week until the 18th febru-
AIRY, IN the Madisonian, Washington Ciy; kepub-
can, Baltimore; American Sentinel, Philadelphia {;
Journal Of Commerce, New York. Morning Post,
Boston, and Beacon, Norfolk, Virginia.
Jan A-laWtlS thFeb
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M ULDER'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY
lh Translated by Fromberg with additions by
Professors Johnson, of London, and Slman, of New
daven-to be published in numbers-No. |, this day
received.
jan 25 F. TAYLOR
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THE NEyILLEs OF GARRErsToWNj A
Tale OF l7GO.-By The author Of I" Chas. o'Msl-
wv sc. Published IN numbers. Number one just
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WIN. Z BURTON, LESSEE.
"Wednesday, February IL,
The performance will commence with
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Or, the Conspiracy.
Cardinal Rcheleu Mr.. E. S. Conner
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Certificates of Packages of26 Whole Tickets 81 40 90
Do do &c Half do 20 w
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
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who order from us Address .
}. G.. GREGORY 4 co. MANAGERS,
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Jan I5-2aw3wd&cif
british NAVY LIST, for Is
ID British Army List, for 1886
New Annual Army List, by Captain Hart, 9th
regiment, being the 9th annual volume, giving the
dates Of commissions, and the war services and
wounds Of every officer in the Army, Ordnance and
Marines, corrected up TO 9th December 1874, vol.
octave.
Captain MarryatS Code OF Signals, vol, London,
1874.
Watson's Telegrarhic Vocabulary.
The Duties of Judge Advocates, by Capt. Hughes,
18th regiment, Deputy Judge Advocate General, vol.
London, lSa5.
ren, Professor Of Mathematics in the Royal Military
College, vol. London, l645.
Spearman's British Gunner, third edition, London,
ls45.
Lieut.. Col. IIawker on Shooting and Fire arms,
ninth edition, much enlarged, vol London, lS45
Kellys Spherics, Miles Royal Naval Service, Ra-
pers Navigation, Campbell's Lives OF British Adm-
rails, vols, Simmons on Heavy Ordnance.
AleXanders Life Of Wellington, Southey's Brazil,
vols
PuHendorff's Law Of Nations, Grotius on War and
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COMPRISING
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volumes
Tales from Shakespeare, by Charles Laub and his
Sister, volumes.
Mind among the Spindes, u selection from the
by the factory girls Of IN American city, with an
Introduction by the English editor, volume, Lon
don, 1874.
The Chinese, by John Davis, Governor OF Hong
Kong, 8 vols
History of Literature aud Learning in England, by
Geo, l.. Craik, 2vols.
FeXliIe Manufactures of Great Britain, volume,
by c. Dodd. .'...
Life Of CaGton, l vol. Rambes by Rivers, / vol.
Bird Architecture, vol. The Elephant, vol; and
many othrrs. .. %.
Published in volumes Of the size of Harpers' Fam
ny Library. jan %
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF MON.
fAlGNE, edited by VIM. Hazld, complete in
one volume, London edition.
fuckers Light Of Nature, eight vols, London
edition.
Ure's Philosophy Of Manufactures. .....
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parties the Pickwiek Cards, and the National Game
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Historical Tourist through The United States and
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To conclude with the
LADY OF LY ONS,
Or, Lore and Pride.
Claude Melnotte, Mr.. f. S. Conner
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More New Goods,


NIXON recent arrivals We have received ma
ny more New Fail and Winner Goods g
Among onr stock the following desirable ar,i!
tles may be found:
Splendid sssoitmenl black ana fancy colored
silks,
Rich cashmeres snd mouslnes,
eiaId and striped Mefinos for children,
Rich new style American and English Prints.
cashmere and plaid shawls,
Black Mouslih and Thibet do,
Sesrfs, fancy elk and velvet points.
French, American and Scotch Ginghams.
French and Eeglish Closking, latest style.
Black and cold gymps and fringes,
Satin silks and veivets for bonnets,
splendid ribbanes. f3wets and ptumes,
Linen cansbsic and linen canibrie hdkfs,
splondid siock silk, Csshmefe and and cotton
hosiery.
Lsrge atsyrtnent best French Kid Gloves,
NeedlewoEk hakfs., cspes, collars and cuffs,
Thread Lace, Edglngs aud insertines,
with many other articles entirely new. We
invite 4he particular attention Of Ell who have
not supplied themssfyes, IS BGgains will be Of.
fered. j ) MILLER 4 WOODS
Nov 6
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Third Arrival.
Encourage our Town.

1usT received at the " Peoples Cheap
q slors.'' large stock OF dress goods, such
a. new style Cashmere d ,fEcosse,
Do MousIin de Lain, IS
Black Alpaccs, new lyle Fancy Prints;
Alse-Lafgs Woollen Shawls,
Fancy Silk handkerchief.
Linen Cambria do, black silk efavats, ~
Irish Linens and BiIdeye Diaper.
Alitho above goods are in store and ready for
exhibition. L THOMAS.
Hslllown. Nov 6.-Spirit copy
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Just Received.

yHHIJE sslin and kid gloves for ladies and
NV esnilemsn. latest style and best quality.
white English md raw siik gloves and hosiery
White sstin ribbaDds, sltwidths
Whits Kid slippefs, &c &C..
sfsssons dssifing goods % this.libe can always
6pd afglI assottmen. BY calling on
Nov s il MILLER q WOODS.
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= ~ 1HF'utEt1 - = - 3 2 NC,
EACH LIGHT HATH ITS sHADE.
With every joy ve haste 10 meet,
n hopsi1iaess b. Kfije.
There comes. with siet, = sire sntI al.
n shadow By lie side
Aud ever thus tlsf snsetre elm
With each fair hiiss has sped.
Aud when the elaiden'si pulse should thrill.
The ssrisken hear, hes dsSd.
The Poetas brow The wreath sn.uires- ~
What weight falls an The breast
uPpa. shef sW6rd where glory shines.
The stains o. life blood rest. n
50. Nhere tho rosiest sunbeam rlous.
There lies eternal snow Il;
20 Fsme - brightest halo throws. Is.
- Where death lies cold below.
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I'd. z. EaRM.a.M'S
Patent Forcing Pump.

Planters, and Gentlemen, can
have Water brought from distance 10 .
Reservoir, from which i may be conveyed N
pipes, 10 the house. barn. bog styss SC !; 20 The
milk rooms for keeping milk cool 10 summer |;
Or 10 supply fountains. These pumps may be
worked by hand .or BY = wsierwheei or wind
mill, and are capable Of forcing water l0O.to
hiah ana with the addition Of hose, may be
conreriad into Fire Engine.
The following gentlemen may BE- referred TO :
f4on. I. h. o0glass, and ADdsHunter, Esq,
CharIesiol1n.
Edmund ]. Lee Esq. Shtpherdaoscn-
ID. H. Conrad Esq, Bernard Doll, Martins
Col. STROLLER, Bah.
e1-Ordsrs len with JOHN kABLE, Of Re.
blsiopr, jefferson County w. RAW
LINS, chsrlesiown, o. with kHfs JONES
Nartinsburg, iBerkels5 County, VIII be promptly
| aii66dedvo.
ss6t Is. 1el5-ly
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TO James Brdnnon and Susan his wife, Mary Nc
Sherry. William MeSheuy, Dsnnis .McSherry,
william Nc Grac and .daa kispUe. John Rogan,
WiiliuR Rogan, Dsnais Rogan, Charles Rogas,
Darby .HcIMtai and Rose his ,ois, Patrick Gran.
re and .anns lis cifs, James Clarke, William
Clarke. Riekafd Clarke, William Nc Creepy and
Susan his ioi|s, Patrick Ne Creepy and .9nn his
Wifs. james Starksy and Ekzdbeth his ,oife, and
John .Meyuahan:
fVSAKE No.ice, Thatst the Office Of James
L hcSherry, in the town Of Smiihfeld, JEFF
ferson county, Virginia. on Saturday the 29ih
day Of November, ls45, We wiltsk The depo-
stions or John Packet. Samuel ScolIey, Mann
r. Nelson. WIN o. McCoughtry. and others, TO
be read as evidence in suit now depending
10 the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery. for the county o. Jefferson, 10 which
portion Of you are eomPlainants and the OH.
ers defendants, but all interested as the distri
butees OF William hcSherry, deed. and we are
defendants as the representatives, and heirs Of
Richard McSherry, decd.
RICHARD McSHERRY,
JOHN SE7ARFF,
Ezrs Of r. MeSkeyTy. deed, for fhsmssIsss snd IL,
hsirs and iegafees Of r. .MtSheryy, dee'd.
: Oct 30, l645-td
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MsaW 91OA1u
WHOLESALE s. RETAIL.

l4NHE undenigned having purchsyed the Stool
- n Good Of WILLfAn z. SEEvEas, in Ber.
! ryxilIe, with The view Of trsnsscting the mer.
cantile business, are now receiving q very en-
ItensiFe assortment Of
New ~ Seas0nable Goods,
which they pledge themselves TO sell low for
cash, Or on the usual credit to responsible buy
| ers. The following Goods comprise part OF
our stock, nsmelF Blue. blue black. black.
brown. dahlsa and invisible green, west OF Eng.
, land, French md American Brosdcioihs;
81 plain and fgarsd beaver cloths Of all colors;
81. pilot, yerl SUPERIOR s..s
81 goId-mixed do
Ga Canada Cloth, new aftielea
CaSSLJMERES.
6it French eassineIes, plain and hsured. new
style
10 DO superior /; rs gold mixed 40;
7-e blue and black do.
S.aTTLNETS,N
a large assortment, Ell colors and prices.
HESTLNiGS.
A magnificent assortment Of new and elegant
styles silk, salm, cashmere, black and figured
velvets, medium and low priced Yestings.
..Alsrse assortment oflacies and genllemen's
Gloves, all colofs and prices
Hosiery Long and half hose, all descriptions
Gum braces
Blk and Sgd satin and bombazins sioeks;
Also, eros de Rhine and Italian eravsts
Fancy handkerchiefs, linen cambria do;
Some very superior black satin & fancy scsrfs
Some very pretty black. and blue black Itslian.
Grapes, Shawls, the richest end most spien-
did assortment Of The season.
Some .Nsp Styles Cashmere a Ecosse,
Among which will be found the celebrated and
magnificent De Maintenon Pampadour, De
: Cardoville styles, now 81 the vogue
Grape de Lanes Of very rich style shaded col
Rep Cashmeres and MousIin de LANES being
of the celebrated manufsctdre Of Psturie,
bupin, Seiber & Co., composing new aud
costly styles on extra super6ne eloIhs
Also, general assortment Of 0mbre Meusline
de LANES
Black and blue. black silks. bombazines ):
New style 81 cloaking for ladies;
Calicoes. $50 pieces from 81 cents up,
Ribbons, large assortment;
Ladies' silk taSsels silk and cotton bindings;
Oil silk I; silk servings patent thread; spool
cotton; cotton ball laps pins needles, &c
Also genera assortment Of Domestics.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Stationery,
Paints, Oils and Dye Stufs,
Hardtcare & Queenswdre,
GROCERIES -All kinds Of Groceries ye-
~ cheap and no mistake Indeed, greatZv
rieiyof other articles. making their stock full
and complete, all Of which have been selected
with great care. They pledge themselves that
no pains shall be spared to please all who maysI
favor them ~ith a call They, therefore, res
spsctfully invite an examinations Of their stock
BoTELER G. JOHNSON. II
aerrvyille Qcf an 4QASA1n
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By JOHN S. 81 Il Il. ~ Il eAI.LAHI;R
No. A..

q ball was gissnat Hayanna onsthe
l6 hull. Nv ths Conde Fsruands mo y h;ch
was atiendedby a6out seven boan,i, "a sosr.
sons .sen S'n's Anna. lady ao1 snile 81
.endsd' The VIE e. the ex-Presideut Of
Mexico wore upon Der person $4,000
worth Of diamonds Another latj 81 III.
bali sportsd so 600 Ia diamonds ;n' hef
attire. while1ten andfwentv ,honsand AL.
lars worth ot. he bibles. were on;,s con.
mon The service DR. MAE i, IN $40
per table was valued /, cas- nm Tbs
Cq0a,'s income exceeds 2ls0 nm -. ~
annum. $1,000 r. I
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OF 2 . g gAE I
War Declared a Last

HAVE Just declared Har.lo he k,;,., J.
gainst The high-prieed system, and have ii
ready commenced hostilities aeainst sll ~
enemies Of low prices snsl ou;ck ssi :. '1s
Ny watchwords are. Che,n, cu..r.-
CHEAPEST The ous.i;on : go. -
asked. 'sn
s Hou N tse ,00rld dosshe do Il ~
10 answer: deal With ne most libe-
fal and cheapest selling mefekan,s 81 he
AaeiA--. 4 a. Al l. The :,
can sell 50 much eheaper Than ny neigh.
bors. just call in, forths ssriosiiysof the
thing. and astonish yourself BY an exam.
nation Of the cheapest aud handsomesi
assortment of
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Who Wants Comforts Z

Enl1 YARDS remnants Of Calico on
NAVO counter and for sale, without re.
gard e cost, for whatever they wilIbrIng. La
dies who vast, had better call early and get
great bargains
Nov 6. J. j, MILLER 4 WOODS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

u FIXTURE IA correspondent informs
lne syracuse Star thatthere is now resiitti- .
y years old. His father owned The farm
ne now occupies; be was born on it; has
never been out OF the town, aud has not
slept out Of his own bed for upwards of
thirty years. CAPT. w. is an intelligent
farmer. aad lie father q large family.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
For the Ladies,

For the Ladies.
II HAVE on hand very superior stock Of La
III sdiss' Shoes, which can recommend 10 be
good. They are 10 part as follows;
Lsdies' ile Kid and Morocco slippers, A4
Do French Ganers.a splendid article.
Do Thick sole ealfskin, sealskia, and Mo-
rocco Shoes
Misses One calfskia and morocco walking shoes,
Do Zoe morocco dress do
Also-M Mana lined end bound shoes for only 81,
Do double-soled do do do LES
Do stout do brogans from | q E25
Reys' do do do 15a LOO
Childrsns shoes, q complete assortment.
81 L THOMAS.