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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-18

FURTHER FROM THE PAcIFIC-The CONQUEST
Of CaItorn;s. The Union has adviees from
the Pacific to the 22d of August, which furnish
some interesting particulars.
On the Esd of July, Commodore Stockton
assumed command Of the United States naval
forces on the west coast of Mexico On the
25th the "Cyane," with the "Cafornia com
panY Of mounted riflemen," under Col. FIRE.
mont, sailed from Monterey for San Diego,
that they might be landed southwark of the
Mexican forces, amounting to 500 men, under
Gen. Castro and Gov. Plco, who were well
fortified at the camp of the Mesa, three miles
from the Getty of the Angels" A few days
after, Commodore Stockton, in tho "Congress, :"
sailed Tor San Pedro, where he landed with his
gallant sailor army, and marched directly for
the redoubtable ''camp Of the Mesa" When
he had come within ~ miles of the camp, Gen.
Castro broke ground and ran for the city of
Mexico. The Governor of the territory and
the other principal officers, separated IN differ
ent parties; and OF the 18th of August, having
been joined by Col. Fremont and 80 rinemen,
and by Mr.. Larkin, late American consul the
Commodore entered the famous "Ciudad de los
Angeles" the capital Of the CALIFORNIA;, and
took quiet possession Of the government-house
Most ofthe principal officers were subsequently,
taken.
The American force thus chased the Mexi-
can army more than 800 miles along the coast;
pursued them 80 miles in the interior of their
country; routed and dispersed them, and secur-
ed quiet possession of their territory.
The Congress" was to sail in a few DAYS on
a cruise for the protection of our commerce,
and the remaining vessels Of the squadron were
to he disposed with a view to the same object,
so far as they could be spared from the block
ade ofthe southern coast.
The Presidents proclamation, and the Con-
gressional proceedings in reference to the war,
were first received by Commodore Stockton
Gin q Mexican accoant) on the 18Th of August,
by the United States ship Warren. from Ma
zatlan. The flag of the United States is flying
from every commanding position in the terri
tory Of California.
The patriotism and courage of the men who
accompanied the Commodore on his expedition
after Castro, are spoken Of in the highest terms.
Their march was trying and hazardous, perhaps
longer than has ever been made in the interior
o: country by sailors alter an enemy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

l ~ ~ - - - W. q IN sts ~ (,
0n : CO. eummsts i5y, ! clereym.s
vas called "a preach % 10 % Il Indishs
to young Episcopal onsree,i;en. ii
The close Of his disco6r<s. s. sddre sea IN.
lenng hesFeFs 10 some snch word, q
these ;--si sesEe that ttS present hjs i :
preparation taf. ahd hSs j lehdsncs 81
eternity he present J, l;nksd 10 The
i1iure throughout creation. n ire se,e.
table. in the aainsl. and ~ ihe moral
world. Asis the seed. % Is The lru;t :,
e the EGG. 80 isthe fowl & il Che bot q
is the man. and a. he rational beins a
this world Will he 81 -. he nsxi {.
Discs eslrsn red IRON CD 49,. ~ 49,.
esifangec lom God there: and Enoch
walking with God here. l. Enoch wslkine
with God 10 q calm and better world -
| besesch you. then. live for 4 blessed e.
terribly. Go 10 the worm that YOU tread
upon. and learn lesson or wisdom. The
very caterpillar seeks the food that fos-
tiers il for another and . similar state:
and more wisely than man, builds lie
own sepulchre. from whence in lime, by
a kind Of resurrection, il comes forth .
a new creature in almost an naelic form.
And now, that which was hideous is
beautiful. and that which crawled flies.
and that which fed on comparaliyelv
gross food, sips The dew and Irevels 10 the
rich pastures. an emblem of that paradise
where flows the river Of life, and grows
the tree Of life. Could the caterpillar
have been diverted from IT'D proper ele j
ment and Dede Of life, II ID had ever at
aimed the butlerAy's splendid form and
hue /; il bad perishedF a-worthless worm.-
Consider her ways and be- wise. Let il
not be said that " are more negligent
than worms, and that your reason is less
available than their instinct. Az often as
the butterfly fits across your path, rene m.
Der that j, whispers in IT'D fiight--"Live
for The Future"
With this the preacher closed his dis
course; butas il 10 deepen The irpres.
sion, butterfly. directed by the Hand
which guides alike The sun and an atom
in lis course, fluttered through The church,
a. If commissioned by Heaven ID repeat
the exhortation. There. was neither
speech nor language. but its voice was
heard saving to the gazing audience-
Live for the Future" albany Specia.
tor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

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dnother Battle Commencing !.
HAVING just received . nsv supply ofam.
- menllIon, q The shape ef = second srri.
salof NEW ca ZAP GOODS, I shall continue
ne battle - long ss ! have Shei 10 the locker,
and Issue ny pfocIamatios ID lbe lollo wing
iangusge. VIZ 81 have jas; opened, ard now
onsr, a my usual Low prices. : sscood supply
q F.l snd Winter Goods. some Or which we
\ 0LoTaS BI6e, bl1s- black, black, brown
and invisibls, Engiish, French and Americsu
Bfosdeloths. plaib and figured beaver clsik, Pt
lot %. good srticIe.
Cassimsrss-A lsrgs and splebdid nssorinsut
Of al qualities, patterns and prizes
Csssineia- A large and genera assortment Or
PLAIN, figured and striped, Of silscleEs nd ri
Ysaings--A splendid assortment Of 60. yelss.s
Of new style and handsome patterns. Also, !
Superior article % plain satin, silk and Cash
mere vestings. ~
4 bs,u,ifai variety Of Gloves, Of sv.ry .h.ds
ID the line Of hosiery, sdspendsrs, gentlemen,s
stocks, efsvats, handkerchief, scsrfs, &C. we
have m endless variety, hard to beat
For the Ladies We have the most splendid as
sortmentof grapes, shawis, silks, Grape d'lains,
Tousiin d'isius, rep Cashmeres, ombre d1ains.
merinos, closkines, calicoes. rib.
bons, new and beautiful patterns Of Cashmere
d'eeosse, among which The Cardisille, yicto.
rins and Ppmpadonr, and Ia Maintenop. tske
pFecedencS
Silk tassels, bindings, servings, needles. pinsJ
buttons. ccmbs, laces, edgings, inserungs, 6sh
hooks, ke. &c.
have also an exiensiyesupply Of ats, Cana.
Boots, Shoes, Stationary and fancy ARTICLES
Groceries, Queensware, Hardware. Ctockery.
and Tin Ware.
d To an examlnstion Of all, we mostIrespeel-
fully invite the whole public. We are sure 10
please you and no mistake.
VIM. N. mccoy. E
Harpers-Ferry, Jan ], 1896
n. b. II have on hand d new article OF 10.
bseco called Pat Csyendish-csll and examine
Il. yeu will find il to be something new enc
good. w. N. mccoy.
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Where. uheie ere sllths birds ihai ssnr
A haadred yean aEcl
The flowers that al ia b<euty spraner
a hundred year ske ~
The lips that sns.ed,
lisa The eyes that l1 So e
II flashes shore x es
Soft.eyes uPop-f
where, oh where ere liz and e5es.
The maidens sniiss, the iAtes,s ,ighs.
Thstiised 20 long sgof
who peoplei an the cir streets
a hundred ysars ago:,
who filed The church With Faces meek,
A hundrsd ysafs ego
The sseefiDg iaIe
or sisIer frsil,
The plot that worried
= brokers hurt 49,
Where, obi where are bleis zn1 ttsess.
lhe peer mnn,. hapes. ~ flch nar. fsaxs
That lived 50 lons sgoS
where ere the grayes where dead men slep,
a hundred years ago, 80
Who, when they were living, Uepi
A hundred years agol
By other men
That know not them,
Their lands are iiil'd
Their caves are flled--- "A
Yet nature then was just a. gay,
And bright the sun shone IS to-day,
A hundred years ago.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12
TRUST Sale.

10y virtue of ! deed OF trust, executed BY
ID Adam Lieklider snd wife, TO the under.
ieigned Is Trustee, to secure the payment Of q
certain sum Of money due 10 Daniel Folk or his
assigns, said deed being dated 18th day Of
March, 1926. and duly recorded IN Jefferson
county court. viii expsse Il public auction,
10 he highest bidder for cash, before the door
Of D.. Enllsr'S iiotel, 10 Shepherdstown.
On SATURDAY, tAs llia ass ef F.brssry. ntxI,
All that partoi Lot Of Ground In The town Of
Shepherdsiown, Virginia, known as Lei No. 3,
On he plat Of said town. containing one quar-
terof a acre. together with len feetof ground
% German Street, supposed 10 Be part Of said
lst, and now allaehsd % Il Is an alley. Onthi,
lotthlre d
q Convenient House,
Nov Of lately occupied by said Lickiidss a.
Dwelling and shop. The premises being 10
most desirable part Of the town, and vel
khoun, nssd 10 further dsscrpiioa. sale q
(aks place a. noon, % he above named day.
such tile q isEpesied in ne hy the deed o
lf1.t viii Be made % the purchaser.
Tsfms- Cash.
AND. KENNEDY. Ttussss.
5ss.ls. isis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12
THE eEsrIHsEss OF CHRIST.

What On expression! How much "a
admire; how much to imitaiel Christ
performed great deed ouch as no one ever
did; but not that We should initiate them
He spake TO the tempest, ard siillsd
the rolling billows-but not that We should
lift up our voices when the wind blows,
aud the thunder rolls, and the waves are
piled mountains high, and attempt TO hush
them to peace. He stood By The grave
and spake and The dead man left bis tomb
and came again 10 life-but not that we
should place OURSELVES by the grave Of The
dead and attempt 10 restore them TO life.
He opened ihe eyes Of the blind, and
taught the lame man 10 leap % an hart.
and the tongue Of the dumb 10, sing-bu.
no, that We should initiate him iE this, OF
attempt by miracle 70 give vigor 10 the fee.
BILE, OF health to the diseased. But Christ
YES meek snd gentle. that We might be
90 too. Christ was benignant and kind.
that We might be so too. Christ patiently
bore reyiling, that We might do il also; be
was not irritable, and uncharitable, and
fret:ul. and envious. and revengeful-and
10 oil these we msy initiate him. His
was q life Of bsnevolencs; diffusivs Ike
the light Of morning without clouds; q
life uodisturbed by conflicting emotions
unBroken BY a harsh and, dissaiifisd tenn
per; kind yhen.others were unkind !; gen
lie when the storms Of furious passion rag
ed in their bosoms; and Tranquil and Sc
rene while all around him were distracted
BY anger and ambition. and envy, and re-
venge. To usmay the same spirit be Civ
en-; and while The world around us is agi-
ta,ed with passion. and pride, and wrath,
10 our hesrts may there reign for ever
more 'lhe gen,leness Of Christ"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12
The Corn Laws Repealed.
tETHE EXCITEMENT INCREASING
.And6y epry one Il is sad, hOr pass.
ing strange itis


.dnd6y every one il is saiG, AOV pass.
ing strange it's
.HyHAT MILLER sslls so much lower than
u those possessing such numerous Snd i'm
msnse advantage for selling such industrious
bargains. But, Notwithstanding the aHtonish-
ment he has heretofore produced, such Is his
zeal, for the interest Of his Customers End the
public good, thai henceforth eli bis Energies
will Be exer,ed in their behalf in striving 10 sell
the cheapest goods srsr YET seld.
Now in the lead, he intends advancing for
ward il the good work, leaEing his competitors
in the rear, (however. ungraieful Il mby BEL
Duty is his motto, Cheap Goods the impIsmsnts
Of warfare, high prices hun,baggsTs and spHgtrs.
his edrsTssriss. Sangninsry though the conflict
may be, Jet every sssiiss Of eKorbiiant profits
must be removed, humhDgyers and pufSrs de-
molishsd, ere the conflict IS closed, md the
measure OF his ambition 6lled, and the ques.
ton too truly settled. that Millers Is tn place
fer real Bonilde Bargains. Having large
and capaeious reem, well stored with 81 kinds
of goods, (stspls and Fsney,) Groceries,
Qneensvare, Hardware. Sc, &e.. making en-
tsnsive sales. daily receiving arrivals, . use
less 10 mention such thing ~ selling oG Il
make room. for ssery srtiels b asps f1tsh ana
sensonakls. 49,
| We Ladies Of fsshicn and taste. u fruga
| farmers, mechanics and lahorers, let ne say
with sllthe gravity becoming 50 seriou = sub
jsct, thai I buy The best goods, (not II ate
lisnssrs trdmpery.l On the mcsl adtRnlsgei
terms. sell atthe smallest bind Of prtfts. an.
A. : natural eonseqnence, much bsloN n price
Of % ordinary penny.turaiag CoaaiFy ensA ssiab
! liskn<nf, saving commissions, Wagon ffeights
/ J,,nisr,s riding Tree. sc. What the PROF Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

Of hfsi quality Jefferson Land. 81.
The siisstion Of persons wishing 10 purchase
IN Jefferson, Is called 10 this farm, as being enc
Offering peculiar inducements. II 10 situated 10
A excellent neghbSrhood. about half 4 mile
from the Baltimore ind Ohio Rail Road, and
about -four miles from Chr Flestowp, the county
seat. II IL 10 a good state Of cultivation and
unusually productive.
A more particular description Is deemed nm
necessary, Is persons wishing to purchase will
doubtless examine for thsmse iyes--and for fur.
Z thef information ss 10 The title which is nosr
! indisputabie, they can refer to Andrew Hunter.
Esq, 10 ChsrIestown, OF the undersigned, near
sRorksills. Montgomery. county, Md.
II desired, il win be sold IN parcels 10 suit
purchasers, and should shy person wish 10 pur.
chase 1t private sale. before thesdsy above men.
toned, Ne can DO 80 b. spPlieatiouSto the IN.
dersiened.
7ks terms Of SALE sriH bs--0ne third pf the pnr-
chase money in cash the residue In payments
al one aud two years, with interest from date
The deferred payments 10 be secured By deed
Of trust Oh the premises.
Possession ssyep immediately upon eonpli.
anee with the terms Of sale.
z II. WORTHINGToN,
Dee. IS. l6t5. Sarpiriag Err, Sc.
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N9U 8pO0.A9
JVHOLESAE s. RE1AIL,.

~1 - >--2
.WHOLESJ9E s. RE7.aIL. n
INBE undersigned having purchassd.he Stock
u Of Goods Of WILLIAMS Il. SEWERS, in Ber.
ryyille, with the view Of transscting The uier-
camille business, ere now receiving very ex-
tensive assortment of
New & SeasOnable Goods. +
Which they pledge themselIes 10 sell low for
cash, or on the usual credit to responsible buy.
ers. The following Goods comprise 4 part OF
our stock, namely Blue, blue black. black.
brown. dahlia and invisible green, west OF Eng.
land, French and American B,oadcleths;
Ga plain and figured beaver cloths OF ali eolors;
Ga pilot, very superior
! = gold.mixed dol
Ga Canada cloth, q new article. &
C.ASSIJMERES. ?
ga French eassimsrss, plain and figured, new
style e
E7-s do superior; 7.s gold mixed do !;
| Is blue and black do.
| VESTLNGS.
A INA guifeent assortment Of new ard eIegan
styles silk, satin, cashmere, black and figured
velvets, medium and low priced vestings.,
/ A large assortment Of ladies and gentle men 3
i Gloves, all colors and prices;
Hosiery: Long and half bose, all descriptions
Gum braces;
Blk and 6g d satin and BON bazins Stacks;
Also, eros de Rhine and Italian eravsts
Fancy hsndkerchiefs, linen csmbrie do;
Some very superior black satin & fancy searfs
Some very pretty black, and blue black Italian
| Grapes, Shawls. the richest end most spleu-
| did assortment Of the season. s.
Some .NeU Styles Cashmere 4 Ecosse,
| Among which will be found the celebrated and
magnificent De Maintenon Pampsdodr, De
Cardoville styles, now al the vogue;
Grape de Lanes ofa very rich style shaded col !;
Rep Cashmeres and Mouslin de LANES being
Of the celebrated manufacture Of Paiurle,
Lupin, Seiber & Co., composing new and
costly stylesson extra suPer6ne clelhs
Also, q general assortment of ombre Mpusline
de LANES
Black and blue black silks, bombaxines;
New style ga elosking for ladies';
Calieees, $50 pieces from 81 cents up.
Ribbons, large assortment
Ladies, silk tassels silk and cotton bindings;
oil silk; silk sswings; patent thread; spool
cotton cotton ball laps pins needles, &c.
Also general assortment Of Domestics.
Boots, Shoes, HATS, Caps, Stationery,
Paints, Oils and Dye Stafs,
Hardpare 8 Queenspdre.
/ CHOCOLATES All kinds Of Groceries We
~ cheap and no mistake }: Indeed, great va
rieiy OF ether articles. making their stock full
and complete, all Of which have been seleeted
With great care. They pledge themselves that
no pains shall be spared 10 please ali who may
favor them With call. They, Therefore, re-
! specially invite On sxaminafien Of their stock
.B0TELER & JOHNSON.
/ 5errysille. 0etE30. le15-sm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

The Senior Partner in the above Card would
say 10 his friends and TO The public generally
that be has again resumed, with renewed zeal
the practice Of his profession. which the duties
of public life, for the last few years, have com.
PEELED him in measure 10 neglect. To all
then, who would entrust their business to his
charge, he deems il OILY necessary for bin 10
say, that be is again prepared, as heretofore,
with ali his energy, 10 do battle in their cause,
and interests Of his clients He can genera Nv
be found, when not elsewhere professionally
engaged, at his Office in Charlestown.
Aug. %. iSl5.-tf. .cn
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TyHB ssbscribeF o1sss - ~ "a, 5s.ir,b,.
e1t.is, situated - NILS lt69 chlrlssioun
4ffen lIespers-Esfry md I nile non fkssm
ns'4 80 kfry Turnpike, bounding on The wiz.
eeestef nod ketom1c Rail Road. and
Containing about $40 Acres,
About $50 cleared, and ths residus 4 Tin ~
Tie cleared lard lies compact ma nearly n I
lI11ft tb6 timber costl<6eas. Til, kis jnslly
I,o1 considered enc 81 he mai desirsbk Fwn;,
q ~ ecun,y a Jefferson, - regards Iocaiioo.
IzrlI[.I, 80 exemption from broken O. waste
Inn4, every Geld being aecessibls % funpine
u1iCt There ~ nsver.fsiIink well Of rood
u1IrfIn 80 ~ ~ bsck nslds, Snd several ine
fpII9El c11iiE1c1a - ne huildipgr.s
% iurF1F9nepil co1si,i ~ . eonfotiabIs
Stone UWollfng Mousc.
STONE STABLE, gfDNE sIl0EB HOUSE,
With cement floor, Stone Dairy, with ssmeni
Apor. Frame Stable and Carriage house, (stab-
ling for 2. horsts,l superior coraserit with Ora
nary attached, oyerseerb House, (new,) Quar-
Der Tor servants, blacksniith and carpeniers
Shops, Btth.house, lee house, and there d .
large iee-poDd Of spring usier 10 the mesdow.
There have been . large snnmber Of choice
Fruit Trees Of every variety SET out within the
last few yesrs and beginning to bear.
: Any one desiring further infofmstion can ad-
dress the subscriber onihs premises, near Hall
tern, Jefferson eouniy.Ya.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON. !.
Dec u, 1eii-tf
P.S. The taxes on The Sboys Land for
iel5, only smount to 12O.e2, which Is On in
duesnent TO capitalists Of other States 10 pur-
Ne, %. is.s.
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n EnnYeniAnf House


~ RRs0Ns klovine ihensslves Indebted o
III. ,. T. Touncr, b. note Or Otherwise,
are ns.ifsd hat forihss ind1lgsnes viii no: b
given
{ Noi k1rinr REGARDED tinilsr nolies during
ihs p.is sonner, ihs5 eooH not sxpscsts b
3.'s. ,..':is'.. p.ys..' !. Iss.ai.l.l,
n.is. 4 &t<|s q i rl,' IS <|i1, uiiI 3,
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HUMAN HArpIsEss.

So s.
So far a. happiness consists 10 the graft
i6eation Of The animal appetiles. man has
no advantage over the. brute. The wild
ass can eat, drink. sleep and crafty all
other mere animal propensilies. He can
enjoy all this without any pain arising
from solicitude and fear concerning The
future, which constitutes a large portion
Of human misery. Wherein. then, has
man the advantage over brute on The
score Of happiness? In two respects
First, Man is capable Of intellectual en-.
ioyment, which renders the harvest fields
Of his pleasures extensive 10 proportion Ia
the amount Of bis knowledge. ennsbline
him 10 reap plsasnres from things. places,
coun.rie, add worlds be never saw. This
the brute cannot do; be can enjoy Doth-
ing beyond biz reach.
Secondly. Man j. capable Of an enjoy.
ment arising from right moral feelings. Of
which bru.es are supposed to bs incspa-
bic. Through the exercise Of gratitude.
be fsasisf on al the past bountiss and
blessing pf Providence /; through hope be
gathers pleasures from The fields Of his
future being and through the exercise
Of love 10 bis Maker. be kindles JOY
that il IS nndying Is The soul in which i
burns. and a. The object which excites IL
Such are man. advantages for ehjoymsn'
over bruies, and il would Be- well for hin
liLbe improved them e well a. the brute
Iiuproyesb bis.
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=
Ioushould beer eonstanlly ID MAD ,hal
pine-,enths oilu, sfs from shs nature aad
necessity q lhs void, born 10 gain our
livelihood BY The swssi 81 i6s brow.
What fessun hayp " lben, 10 prssusne
that our children " not Is as n. sam.
III they Be. u nov snd thea one would
Be. endowed With exlrtordinsry pover.soi
mind. those Eowsrs ney have "a onnof.
tnuisy n Developing themselves; and II
they never hsse opportunity Ire harm !,
not very great 20 ns d to them. Nor
does i hence follow thai HE slesren d,.t.
are al,pays % Be lthortis. The p,th n.
wards Is sleep sni long 10 Be safs. Is.
dusiry, care. skilI exceilenee, in the nre.
,sent Pasent igY - sii.n .sto.4.sf- J, go,
under more favorable citcumsianc "a,
the children. Tbs children Of these lak !
another rise lpd BY and BY the descend
ants Of the present laborer become gan
'tlemen. This il the natural progress. 1,
is BY attempting 10 reach the top Il siin .
gle leap that so much misery Is produced
10 the world and ,heIpropensiiy to make
such at,emp, has been cherished and en
conraged By The strange projects that lie
have witnessed Of late years for making
the laboreTs ririnors and Aappy by giving
them what is called education The edo.
cation which speak Of, consis.s Of bring.
ing children up 10 labor with sisadinsss.
and with skill; 70 show Them how 10 do
% manyuseful things - possible, 10 teach
than 10 do ihemsin The best manner 10
set them an example in industry. sobrie-
~. cleanliness, and neatness; 10 make al
these habisual to them, SO that they ne Yer
shall BE liable 10 fab into the contrary ito
let them always see a good living plo-
ceedipg from labor, and thus 10 remove
from them the temptation to get at
the goods Of others by violent OF irau1u-
lent means. and 10 keep far from their
minds all the inducements TO hypocrisy
and deceit =: William CoJ5eit.
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50 Anybody
JOHN BLAIR H0GE5
Lawrence B. washington,

~ 'laoRNEK AT l.lal5
yDEsPECTFrELY saefs he raoft = sps,
- Services 10 The public. y
He may be found IN cbarlsstown, Jefferson
County, Va.
Nov 81, 1916.
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A 0A&Wa7

WILLIAM LUCAS & BENZ. +. WASHINGTON, I
m AvING associated themselves in the Prsc-
[ II tice ofthe Law, will attend the Superior and
Inferior Courts Of Jefferson, Berkeley, Frede-
rick, and Clarke.
Office the same as heretofore occupied BY Luz
cas- & Bedinger.
Chsrlestown, Aug. IL, Isl5-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

The Legislature Of Alabama has con-
irmsd the proposition Tor holding biennial
instead Of aanpai sessions d he Lseisls-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

800 u ial1snlss snimsls with peslset
segulaIl. --eneqsh. bus not too nneh.--
vintsr he'd. 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

For 0rtson.-The ship Brooklyn. sent
out By a. G. and A. ". Benson, sailed .of
Oregon on Saturday lsst. via Cape Horn,
with one hundred and ssUsafy passengers.
The voyage win occupy nearly seven
monsks.-N YHsrald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12
Honieiie.-The Memphis (Tsnn.) Enquirer Of

Homicide.-The Memphis Tenn.l Enquirer q
he a2d ult, says:
We understand that DIR. Jenifer va,
shot and killed by DR.. Grant. 10 Helena,
Arkansas. on Tuesday last in street rem
conire. We have mol heard soy Of The
particulars. The deceased was . son Of
Hon. Daniel Jeniler. Of Maryland. Dr.
Graui has recently settled in Helena. hav,
Jog removed there IRON. the neighborhood
o. Vicksburg.