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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-17

DEFAULTING TAX CoLLECToRs.-We
learn from the auditor of public accounts
that the tax collectors who were in arrears
with the State, are generally paying up
their balances. The governor has there
fore determined 10 postpone for time, the
publication Of The list OF defaulters.
[Mississippiart.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-17

We shall never act 50 foolish a part as
10 charge the sins of Cassius NJ Clay on
Henry Clay; but the wing presses act We
ry silly when they deny that the two are
relatives. Cassus NJ. Clay is the son Of
Green. Clay, who is cousinrgermHan to
Henry--lhe one is madman or william
the other is great man, and The bones,
sinews, flesh and marrow Of whiggery, be-
ING ITS sole personal g embodiment"
Mississippiom.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-17

Ten thousand persons are en7Ioyss i
the cooper mines Of Like SsrerIes-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-17

Mr.. THoMPsoN's ExPosITIoN.-On the
first page of this paper will be found The
address OF Hon. Jacob Thompson, in rela-
ton TO the Chickasaw bill, and the suppress
ed commission. We have been necessari-
ly absent from our post for several days
past, and must defer our remarks upon this
document until nextweek. Further devel-
opponents in relation to the suppressed com.
mission may be expected, to assist the peo-
pie, and especially the democratic party
in forming the "sound public opinion
spoken Of by Mr.. Thompson, and correct
estimate Of some of their public servants
In the meantime, we ask careful consi-
Iteration of the facts presented by Mr.. T..
in connection with the expose of the Vicks
burg Sentinel, which we published some
weeks since.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-17

or We have received circular letter,
and proceedings of a meeting of the citi-
zens of Jackson, in relation to the present
system of labor in the Penitentiary. We
append the letter; we have on several oc-
casions alluded to this matter, and urged
the necessity of an abatement of. the un-
just, Ubiquitous, monopoizing nuisance
maintained by the State at Jackson, at the
expense, and to the injury and ruin, of
worthy and useful citizens
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-17
TO CANDIDATES.

OT The Publishers Of this paper have
made arrangements with the nominees Of
the Democratic State Convention to furnish
all their tickets for the counties of Carroll
Holmes and SuafIower. Candidates for
district or county Offices can have THEN
names printed on the State tickets, at Sc
each for Carroll or Holmes, and So for Sun.
flower. Those wishing their names insert.
ed should forward the amount without de.
lay, as We design having the tickets ready
for distribution at least two weeks before
the election.
Separate orders for tickets will be prompt
ly executed.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-17
JACOB THOMPSON.

Democratic candidate for Congress, will
address the people al
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-17

Their horses appear 10 have suffered scne-
what, as they look pretty thin.
8 forgot % mention Ihs arrival OF the
Louisiana volunteers, who are stztloned a
this place. Il seems n &c the intenticn
Of Genl. Taylor 10 cercen;raie all The
troops az this point, until something def
mite is known Of the movements Of Mexi-
CO. No action Of belligerent character
is anticipated here, other than u paper var.
''The Mexicans are coming here every
day, and trade IS quite brisk. We gather
several ruGors this morning from party
which came in last evening, bat there i
fitlle dependence 10 Be placed IN ramOrs
from such a source. They say that Mex
leo has raised Sl5,0O0,C00 frum England
to carry on the war, and that II GOO troops
are now moving from the interior 10 the
frontier. There Is another report thai
some of the leading Generals hare decia-
red for the Constitution OF lS2i. and rhaf
troops were ordered back n the city 81
Mexico in consequence. We Do not aP-
prehend any thing very seIisus Just nov
from them, at any rate.
We learn from gcntieman who came
passenger from CorpuS Christi on he Gre
ole, that three companies Of Mexican TIA
ders arrived here about the 2j,h. ard had
purchased largely of goods- They re-
ported that regiment Of Mexican troops
had started from Tamplco abogt SIX weeks
ago for Matamoras, ab0ut 700 IN number.
400 of which had died or deserted for the
want of food and water, and that they
were also deserving from every post thrO'-
out Mexico. Gen. Parefes was II Mcn-
terev with 400 men. and found L irnPOssi-
bic II keep them from Deserving. Bzitefla-
/. Gen. Arisia Is a. NJ taul'ras with abou,
1000 men, entrenchlng himself. and kno~s
of Gen. Taylor's pssiIsoU- The eoantry
between the Rio Grauie ans C..rpis Cars
Il cannot now support an army IN an II.
tack--0ne o. the principal imPedinenrs
being a scarcity OF Watsr, 4 Which there
I is little or ne a al.
/ Near San Antonio n r. AS large Do
| dy of Cunlnches (aboat SEQ IN all SsEnS
Of whom visited C0lonel T'wigys- The,
seemed friendly, ard m,.ch delighted a
I the idea of the United Sta,es making va
agains; Mexico. They informed Col +
/ that they Uere going towards TIE Msxi
can borders, and intended hoSsilites asaiES
the Mexicans
We End il stated TIA; $50 Texans art
included in the army under Gen. Taylor
PicEyEHs-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-17

Wednesday morning, j; September II, 1916
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-17
JACKSON. September S, Ie45.


dear SIR: We earnestly beg leave to
call your attention to the subject embrac-
ed in the enclosed proceedings, with the
hope that your sense Of justice and your
devotion 10 The real interests OF our State
will enlist your aid and influence in bring.
ing about the desired change-a measure
of simple justice to a large and meriIori
Gus class of the citizens of our State, the
whole body of whom feel but poorly salts.
fed under system which inparts know
ledge Of their trades, and introduces into
their society all the criminals Of the land
q measure which, by doing away with the
present monopoly, will open way fol
advancement. Improvement and legitimate
competition in the mechanic arts; and by
concentrating the whole force of the Peni-
Tertiary fAto one line of business, (lhe ma.
nulacture of coarse cottons,) will require
less superintendence-no loss or delay ii
the instruction of new conVicts, and eve
ry way prove less expensive and more pro
fitable 10 the State treasury; and by thu;
encouraging the home production of manu-
featured articles, work incalculable benefi
TO the interests Of our whole people.
We indulge the hope that you will lent
your assistance in bringing the subject be
fore your candidates for the Legislature
and others having an influence in the 90
vernmen, of cur State; and by knowing
their sentiments, be enabled to aid in car
rying out this measure of justice and re
form. JoHN MCADAM,
THos. PALMER,
JAMES SMITH,
J. C. CARPENTER,
c.. E. OSBORN,
Corresponding committee"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-17

FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR:
a. G.. M,NUTT.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-17

CARROLLTON:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
POWHATAN HOUSE,
! RItH.NoND, FIRGI.VLa.

hfC1-NCADy fAAOAsta.1,
TvHIs being ihs season for visiting, the sub
III scriber would call attention TO lhss Hotel,
so loog and generally known under the control
oEMrs. DpvaL IFS delightful loestion, lis fine
aecommods,ions, and the quiet and orderly man
ner in which il is conducted, make il most de-
sitabie resting place for gentlemen with fami-
ties. UneLcumbered BY other buildings, il pos
sessks the importsut advantage Of a free circu-
lalidn Of air, rendering il healthy and pleasant.
8 ahe friends of the subscriber, who visited
him al D1nrellss Springs and The Warm Springs,
ateIrespecifally solicited 10 renew their sc-
q1sIntaDce with him al the Powhaian House,
situated on level and beautiful emineuce Lear
inc centre Of the city. few steps frem The GA
pitdi, GOternof's House, and City Hafi, and ye-
~ lcnnvenient 10 the Railroad Depots. Boat
Landings and business part of the city. The
Po~hatan Coach will be ID resdioess 10 convey
passengers and baggage 10 and from the Hotel
WITHOUT CHARGE, and thus save them
from so cents TO s h-Porierage.
BOARD PER DAY $3.50.
Ban, on The Basement Floor.
CHAS. L. DIBRELL.
Richmond, july 3, ls45-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
CoppersEnTtIa GG Tin Ware
Embellishments.

u B. T. REED respectfully informs the
e . puh!ic in general, that'he hiss common.
ced the above business in the room adjoining
MIR. Geo Reed'sold Ees,abl :shment, and direct
y opposite Maj Missiles Hotel, Winchester
svi4ssa.- h- hAA-->-- LAa.d q 6oo assortment Of
Tin; Copper and .slsef Le. MARE
OF all kinds, warranted 10 be made offhe besi
materials, aDd not To- be surpassed in workman
snip, and at prices az ljw es can be purchased
~ any regular bIishment in the Valley.
He is also prepared 10 msk$ snd put up cut.
tAEs and Scouting Tin or Copper, holil 81
erst and hanging, and to cover houses either
With Tin, CopPes or Zinc.
All orders thankfully received and pronp;Jy
attended 10. n
sHCommuniosliops % ibe subject from JEFF
ferscn, msy be left 1t The Free Press Office.
Winchester. Julyl7. 1885, Gm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
MAT TRSs MAKING.
',hcoprage HON. I.Manufaekares.

Encourage Home Manufactures.
THE undersigned desires to return bis sincere
thanks 10 the eitizens OF Jefferson county,
for tile liberal acknowledgment extended 10 him
10 hishusiness, since his advertisement Of The
last year 10 the Free Press, and 10 assure them
that he viii continue his fbest ealfisto please
his c'ist5mefs. The bcttsr TO eaaSie him 10 do
this he has redaetd, Ii, prices considerably and
has nov on hand and will constantly keep, at
his establishment 10 Winchester,
Curled Hair Matifesses. Sback s Cot
Ton do: Shuck DO. slone, every size,
Cushions. Crib Mattresses and
Wsgoner's Beds also Sup.
pied on good teinis.
Mattresses, &c repaftsa at sIbrt4nolice, on
very reasonable terms-ahd all c1jeTs executed
faithfully and pronpily.E
Long experience enables the undersigned "a
present his work with confidence las being 10 at
respects equEl 10 ans Ah 8auiac.urt d5in the Uni
led states JEREMlAH BOWLING.
Winchester, May 8, lEi5- SIN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
PUMP BOaltly9e
Chariesl "a. .Egragg.

FnEGS leave ioinform the ciizens OF Lou
81 b doun CLARKE, Frederick, Berkeley aud
Jefferson counties, that he still continues the
Pump Boridg Business, and will be happy 10
serve the citizens offtbe above counties in that
wayt His work shall be done in the most
manner and perfect satisfaction
insured, From a long pursuit in this business,
he Isl confident. shat he cannot be beat 10 his
calling, by any one.
PromP;ness and fidelity shall ever be. given
10. orders and work sBy strict aticntionsto bu-
siness be, thinks be maJ.relx wilh-confdenee up
Oh aEgeneEous public for Liberal support.
Residence in Chsrlestown, Jefferson county,
Virgins, which direction, BY letter, will meet
withprompt attention y
i CH.4RLFs O. Bragg.
Charestown, April 3s.I8l5-lya
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
Jefferson Root 81 shoe
@NGgO@
NO. i. MILLER,,S ROW


NAMES MCDANIEL. tenders his sincere
- thanks to his friends aud customers for
their liberal patronage heretofore extended
70 him, and begs lease to state 10 his friends
and the public generally, that the Boot s Shoe
making viii be carried On 10 lis various branch
e, with Tedoubled energy, under the name of
AMES MCDANIEL & CO.. who viii have on
hand Al NJ times, the best materials, and also
the very best workman ,aa. catn De procured,
and will warrant their work 10 be inferior 10
none made in the Valley. and al prices which
(ihey hufnbly coneeisel i'll reuder entire salts
faction. They hope the plain, Is well as The
most fashionab bic, ewilI give Them . call.
,. Mcdaniel viii alwsysbe fennd al his post,
ana Will exertevers effort 10 give satisfaction.
Ladies wi,las all times be waited on at their
houses, and the work returned, when done.
We expect TO keep on banda considerable
supply Of all kinds Of work Persons who pa
tronize.us may rely upon the work being done
promptly, and our cash prices cannot be beat
J.sAicDANtEL,
S. RlDEN0UR.
Charlestown. Feb -, ls45.
in. B. A journeyman wantedimmedia,ely on
he ladies bench.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
Carriages, BGFoacL.es,
BHggigS, Sc. !
FYydra,sEic. .fpl,0roi,fs.

HNHE subscriber respectfully calls the atient
j. tien OF the citizens Of Jefferson and adjoinI
Ing counties 10 bis newly invented
IRON FORCING & SUCTYcN PUMP,
Which for simplicity, durability ard strength.
far exceeds any thing Of the kind ever offered
IN IBIS markst They are readily applied TO !
small water wheel ioriforcing water TO elevated
situations, and EeryElittle power is required tp
keep constant fbw Of water, fresh from the
spring. .; the house, dairy, stable, bath housq
&c. The peculiar Econstrat;ion of the pam ,
produces constant and antform aow Of water
through the pipes. q decide id Improvement over
other pumps, as pip}s Of half the area win cis-
charge IS mych wafer 10 given tine-this at
Eahssment must much reduce lks expense. A
fountsfn ~ d,eati, can be added IL a small ad-
ditional expense /:
The pumps are equally applicable 10 Eellt
cisieras, &c, and from the arrangement, neySg
freezes 10 winter.
PORTABLE PUMPS inside to order for vi
iering gardens, wishing windows, carriages.
sc, snd IN case OF Gre 10 be used as ERE eh-
gines, which will force IS gallons OF water pkr
minute. 30 feet high, BY It'd pawef OF 2 men.
: Examinations OF aocatio1s made gratis.
Address Billings HOBART, ID
n Winchester, June 10, ls45 -eow5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
F.lrIliiMl.e, Ii'nr.i aMre.
MAIN STREET. WINCHESTER,

4.
TEJHE subscriber respectfully Informs his
u friends add the pb6hc generally, that be
has on hand very large stock or Il
READY- HfDE FURNITURE,
Which be will dispose of upon favorable terms
he also coniianes to make to order upon The
shortest notice, any Thing in bis Iine. To re.
duce bis stock Of reapy made 1FGfniture The
Subscriber would take DO exchange, paper that
is weliendorsed, and selE The furniture at fair
prices ~
, Funerals in The country stiendeds 10 d, The
shottest notice.. and d good Ieafss7with safe
horses always in readiness
Why should any ose send TO Baltimore or
elsewhere for furniute, when they can find as
good and cheap, if nit cheaper according TO
qualify, within two Hours ltraveli This is q
quesIi5n well worth c9DsldeEitg z, n
I'll JOHN KERR,
Cabinet Maker, Loudonu street, near Farm
ef's Bank d
Winchester, July II lS45 3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
TO tie Springs and South Hest.

ii efeSs hsOatAs ffAfsFSe n
zNRAYELLERs will fiud lie only dlrsctfople
~ 10 The Virginia Springs, By the Baltimore
and 0hio Railroadio HarperslFerry, thence by
The Winchester and Potomac Railroad TO Win
chester, thence ~ the Valley or Virginia BY ihe
Yslfey Turnpike Leave Baltimore II A. ~,
reach Winchester 3 P. NJ ard Warm Springs
second day from Baltimore, 10 bre.kiast Ira
sellers from the North may thus rest in Balti-
more night and reach the Springs as sotn,sas
il they passed over 10 Washington fkas night -
TIE travel overzthe whole line is interesting.
the scenery At Harpers-Ferry, worth, il the
language Of Mr.. Jefferson, trip across the At
iaasic, and tteric and beautiful lsndsof the
Valley. present constant feast 10 the ere Of
The Traveller.
The whole route up The Valley. r. oyer
Tsrapike perfectly smooth, and slaost lfrel in
its whole distance, The iesuperable objections
TO Virgins roads n The travel 10 The spFihgshas
been removsAby The construction Of this 7afn-
pike. This IS the cheapest, ssfest most direct
and most expeditions route-of which travel
less are respectfully requested 10 inquire for
themselves. LEGO. HEST, .lgsni.
TRAVELLERS TO THE SOUTH HEST
win find eonsinuons lire or comfortable Stages
to the Ohioa Al Guysndotte, taking the springs
ID fseis ray. j. G. II.
WipsiSsler, Iuly 10. 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
BOOT s. SNOE
= IS g q % n r !
New ParfncissiaiTl.

sCEtHE undersigned have entered into partner.
1 ship for carrying On efieiea.ly their bust
ness; at the old stand of iohn Avis, SEN, nearly
opposite the Bank, Charlestown.
They mean 10 keep always on hsud The best
iLeatber and other materials tina, can be pro-
cured in the Eastern cities, and will employ
/. one but the bes, workmen.
Y Being thus prepared, they invite their OLD
customers and the public to give. them call,
with the assurance that every effort will be
imadeto turn putthes most superior work, and
az prices which must be satisfactory 10 ALL
Try them, and judge FOR yourselves
JOHN AVIS, Sen. 4
JOHN AVIS, Jun
4 Charlestown, March 90. lS45
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
Charles Sired, near Baltimore Street
WHEATEIELD nm.
Baltimore. Md.

FEyHIs Hotel Is situated on Howard street,
Il two doors north Of BALTIMORE street, and
70 the iumediste vicinity Of thesbusiness part Of
me city, II contains upwards Of 100 rooms,
many OF which are parlors with bed rooms adj
joining, suitable fer fanilies It has been thor
oughiy furnished with new and elegant furniture
and all the accommodations 10 be found in auy
Hotel in the east.
The proprietor flaiters himself lhat his long
experiences in the business will enable him SO
TO conduct the establishment in every depart
ment as to render entire satisfaction 10 ali mis-
guests.
Merchants, travellers, &c. visiting Baltimore,
will end it hesllhy and desirable location.
- MCINTOSH. PRoFRIEToR. "
Baltimore. Anil g. ls45-If.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
MIR. & MRS. AROHER'S
AgAD3MY
For Young Ladies.

No. 40, Lexington Street, Baltimore.
EHyHIS Institution has been in successful 8.
u peralion for several years, and al present
numbers near one hundred pupils
All the branches Of finished female educa-
ton are taught under the personal superiDtend-
ence Of the Principals, assisted by the ablest
Professors Of the country.
For particular information ss to terms OF
board, tuition, Sc, address the Principals
The following gentlemen for the most part
have daughters in the School and may be refer
red to-:
Gen Winfield Sco:i, us Army Rev DR. Wv
att, Rev NJ Duncan, Rev Mr. Hammer, Rev
Thomas Atkinson, Hon Stevenson Archer, sam
uel Donaldson, Baltimore City; II Bernard
Virginia; Daniel Lloyd, Talbot, county, Md.
sNr. ARCHER Graduate Oflhes w esiPoint A.
csdeny.I
Baltimore, April 3, ls45.-6ms5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
In Richmond. Va.

zNHE Winter Course of Lectures in the Me-
= dical Department OF Hampden Sidney Col
leEe will commence in Richmond, or Monday
lhf 2Hh day Of October next, and continue un-
III the last Of February following. The new
College and<Huspital Edi6ee has been comple,-
ed, an4 every arrangement has been made 10
afford the Student bl the advantages which are
obtained in any Institution III the U. S. 10 adj
dItion 10 the usual Lectures, .surgicsIand Medi.
cal Cliniqifs will be given regularly al the Col
lEge HosPital, City AImshouse, PeniteDiialy
and Armory BY which the student will have
the opportunity Of witnessing the diseases incl
dent 10 the South, and which he will be called
upon 10 treat at the commencement Of his pro-
fcssioDat life. The pumber of msior and MI
DOR Surgical operations which have teen yearly.
performed before the Medical Class, has alrea.
~ claimed for the College the reputation of .
le5ding school for Surgical instruction.
JoHS CrLtEs, NJ, D., Professor of the Theory
and Practice Of Medicine.
L. w. CHAMBERLArEE. NJ. D., Professor Of
therapeutics and Mateira Mediea.
, r L. BonANXAN, NJ ~, Professor of oBste.
lricsa and Diseases Of wi omen aud Children.
JErrEIEs WYMlx, N. D., Professor OF ADato-
my and Physiology.
SocRArEs hAuFIS n. D (, Profess% Of Che
|misiry and Pharmacy.
| Arc L. WARNER, NJ. d., Professor of Sur
gerry. !
i CARTEEP, JoHNsos, NJ D., Demonstration of
Anatomys
Il The abundance Of materials for dissection,
and tho conyeniepce and comfort Of the dissect-
fling room, will enable the student 10 study tho.
roughly therAnatomy Of the, Human Body. and
also acquire skill! in The use of Surgical insiru-
mems a.
Good beard, including lights, fuel and ser.
wants attendance, can DO procured from So, SO
TO IS per week.
CuErent bank notes Of the States in which
the students reside will be taken for tickets.
AUG. L. WARNER, NJ D..
Dsanof.ths Faculty.
Richmond, Va. July 10, lS45-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
A GARD.

FENHE undersigned would no, do justice to his
4 own feelings nor 10 his kind friends, were
he toswithholI his acknowledge for the ye-
ry flaitering encouragement he has met with
since his return 10 Charlestown, in the Joiner &
Cnpsnisring Business, and wouldsaY io4all, that
his best efforts viii be directed 10 please the
plainest or The most fasiidious.
CaiEand see him, a few doors west of DR..
,Cordelrs. ii y. MYERS,
July 4, lsi4.--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

uvlsITERs 10 Winehtstsr viii fad ham
" DAL EVANS ReireshmeDt Rooms al
wrvs "a order. with essrvs thing 10 his line. a.
rr-ea,le Tor hot or cold weather Ills assort-
meot. 8 eor,pIete. ID fruits. cohfettions OF al
kinas. lie best Cigars. sssd vafieiyat once
general and sttrsstive Ice tresHas4at III times.
AID other Ieffeshmenls lpEsuis the season.
RANDAL EVANS,
eAfewdeors Moth or Taylcr,s Hotel.
ErHHorses, Hacks, Sd, s]aG the com
nand OF travellers snd others.
Winehester. July q. I9a5.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31

Oaiy an Acquaintance A ludicrous
mistake happened some time ago a, a fu
neral 10 Marylebope. The clergyman
had gone on with the service. until be
came 10 thai PR, whirhsays, Our deceas-
ed brother or sister, .wi;hon, knowing
whetherlbe deceased was m ale or female
He turned 10 one Of The mourners, and
asked .whetheril was sbrother or sister.
The man very innocsutly repIied-'NO
relation a. all, sir, only an Acquaintance
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
CO-R0rfnerslhii,.

FKyEIE subscribers have this day lorme.,
!. = psrinershiP,tandsr the frm ofI CRIMSON
ftoar Produce and General COmmiis-
sion Business,
Formerly carried on by N. Keefer & Col !, N.
old stand, on King street, one door ss y. w -
Union, ard respectfully solicit The patronara II
The customers Of the la.e firm. and the ~ M, \,
generally. TH0S. johnson.
3 n KEEFER.
Alexandria, D. c., July 1. ffT1 lsi5 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
Dissolution OF Co Partner
shin.

QHHE Co-Parinsrship heretofore existingbe-
- tween the subscribers. under ahe firm Of
A. KEEPER : 60, = ibis day dissolved By
mutual consent. 3. R. keefer will attend 10
The setelement rs the aliairs Of the 6rm, All
persons having claims viii please present them
for p4ymep,. E,R: keeier tenders to his
friends his grateful Acknowledgements for their
patroaege, and you'd respectfully request
continuance. q lhe same TO the new 6rm Of
JonSspN & KEEFER. N KEEFFR.
E. r. KEEFER.
Alexandria, July ], (l7,l 1876 LII.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-31
a RIE.T' Y.

Ven you are married msn. Ssmivel
you'll understand a good many things as
YOU dobt unders,andnow but setberii's
worth While goin, through so much 70
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