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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31
Stoves, Furnaoesl and Ranges

Those represented above aIe'particuIarly re
commended for sParlors, Setting Rooms, Sc,
one being adapted 10 wood aud the other 10 Bi.
luminous or Anthracite Coal. They being all
cast lion are ren1,Sted very dufable, and at the
sans lime moro orna mental Than anything here
tofore gotten up The price Of the wood stove
lie Si4 that Of the coal steve sl2. NJ
Also, superior four boiler
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31

Hathaway Stove for Sale. b
A LARGE sized Hathaway Cooking Stove
GS IS offered for sale. II win be sold be.
cause the owner is not keeping lheuse--oiher-
wise il could not be bought for double The price
il can now be bad for. Apply at Ibis once. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31
The Farmers Friend

gNvHE. undersigned begs leave 10 return bis
II thsnh. 10 those old ard tried friends who
have 80 ionz pasronized the shop IL present
unatr his infringement, aud would say tq them,
that FOR The fsiaresit shall have nbrefcIaims
Ithsn ever for their support As 10 BIZ work,
i has stood he test keretSfsrs, snd Il cannot
nor shall not, IL The future. be beat for dgra-
baiiy. price or nessness- Wsgots, Carts.
WHesl5srrows, Plouehs, Harrows. and 10 short
esery thing belonging 10 his iins. sail Be mads
o. fspeifed, 10 order, ~ the shortest ioiice and
"a NE nost reasonable terms.
ss ALFRED 0sBANNON.
nTTimber and I'll kinds Of Prpdtce iakea
- exchange for work. ~ eish prices.
Feb ls4e. as-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31

az NLNCl OO4Uo.
|VNHE sub.sr.ber bss just fsinruss n ~ Phi.
u lsdel7nis ard BAEnnpre. with I sdp1Ir
of Pail 4 Winter Goods, Vi "a. toxssher viii
his former stock, nsket bis sssofinent eon-
plsie- eonsissifg % part 81 ne following, Vi.
Cloths. tr.sileEes yesii1gs satinelts,
Prinis, Uo1ssIIn ds Lains. fsncy sesf6
Bfovn and Dissched Masiins,
Pulled Linsey, Farmet,s Jeans,
Waite Welsh Flsnnels, 3
Red and Ys.lo1 E'1nnet.
Super cashu1f1 <t1nl5
Super Cashusfs cIoakipg.
tIpaccis, Ieri11et, &c.
Groceries of descriPti9u,
WOOD ware -idNere, &C.
PsrsOns wlshiog Gres. Bargsins win 90 vell
IL call before PdIchasings as am determined
70 sell low. n. DORIAN.
Bsrpers Ferry, noy 5, isis-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31

Hsrpers Ferry, Oct 8, 1886. n
p. s. For the better accommodation OF La
dies have fitted up an additional Dining Room
for them and those travelling with them which
IS attended by female Sants exclusively.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31
Harpers-Fsrry, Nov 10, 1916.
VIRGINIA, fo~Wit:

IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancsry, for the County Of JET.
ferson, June d. lS46:
The President, Directors and Company
efhe Hagerstown Bank and others,
IN PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
Samuel Strider and Others, IN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31

An exchange paper. describing a smile
which one man gave TO another, a. ID nks
for favor received, says, n was such a
smile which one might suppose would re.
suit from serewing an inch ausur through
the spine Of mas back
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31

N~-.-I
.affkeir Eriensive Wdxtlpn,s, No. 232,
Bailinore Street, mar he CbTH-
- ef Charles Street.
Nn1vf ssr 10 siors, juli reserved from lhs
Ill cs-,ern snspAfs clafsrs. theif f.ll supply
Il 1ooTs. SHOES HATS, GAPS
a. .ssir7 = ne IN ir{1e, which logeiher
~. 49, seal supply a laiies. misses and
.hil5feo,s she's and Boflss manuiactufed Of
Sc b<., materials ssaer their oNa directipn,
sai fvsie sesis:s pnsssatssed adsanisgesl -
be sslsctiob - their stock q consists OF rp-
~arfb Of
$500 Gases Of &c fslloriag kinds
Men'S.
Meas extra planter bsegsns
do 40 de- a. % qualify,
de prime double and single sole do.
do double sole thick boots,
% prius siagIe sole do
De e0Rason los-pricsd Do,
do besvy graia thick do,
SesiIensus fne calf boots sewed and pegged
do do morocco do,
Meals 6oe zeal, gran spd kip Dc, fE
8oJs' 6ae. svlh;s and children's do,
GeatiemenEs cloth and lasting CATERS.
DO hns calf, Psggsd end seued Ofes.ns,
do Zoe seal and morocco do
Boys and youths goai and cali DO
WOlnen,s.
Ladies' fsshisnable kin & Preach morocco slips,
do do black and eslorsd CATERS,
Misaes DO morocco and hid slips,
do ID black and colofed CATERS,
Ladies' morocco, kid and goat skin wells,
Wonea's lsather uelts, 2egged ane seWed,
N issss and chIldrens leather boots, and the
preltiesttto Of city inside ehildreh's shoes,
that can be found. consisting Of ehildren's
col'd CATERS, black and colored buckskin
boots and ankle lies
Trunks, Blaekiag, coshidel, whips, sc.
Umbrellas. pnd PsfssoIi. RI
ALSO
400 Cases or Hats.
Ceney, Furand Russia Hats,
Pine Cashmere, silk sad Hulria do,
Drsb and Black Wool do,
rsrpsulIn and Glazed dos
BOyfJyETS.
Willow, Cyprisn and Lawn Bonneis,'
Devon, stray, Rutland & Florence Braid do,
Sespolitsn and Swiss Lawn DO,
Misses and ehiIdrens Gimp do,
500 lDO<en Caps,
or all The various qualities, such as for, seal
sesleite, lawn ADD glazed silk, cloth, muskrai,
&c.
The above goods have all been manufactured
and selected with due attention TO the wants OF
the trading community, a knowledge Of which
has been sustained by many yearsof experience
on the part Of the subscribers, and who feel
crest confidence 10 promising 10 those whs may
psiropize them great advantages in the seiec-
lion Of their stock, Dealers are respectfully,
invited 10 examine their stock before Purchai-
ing. III
Baltimore. Oct l.. 1916 -3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31

f BOOTS, SHOES 8 BROG.ANS. /
1Ann PAIR woman's Misses and
OOO children's Shoes and Boo,ees,
Cases men' sand boys Boots,
Do do Brogans
Ladies and gents Gum 0vershoes, for sale low.
Nov s r C SIGAF0OsE.T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31
(Carrell's Western Exchange,
leu HARPERS FERRY, VA.
The Regular OPPOSITTONDLNIJNG
HOUSE.
FAIL & WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

FALL * WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
THOR the accommodation of the Passengers
u in the Cars, I will have OYSTERS and
other Dslieaciss Of the season served up daily,
in superior style, where Ladies and Gentlemen
can get what they want. and enly pay for rhaf
they get. My situation is the most convenient
on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. where
Passengers esnnot possibly be left. return
my grateful thanks 10 the many thousands who
aa ronizad E y ri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31
COOking Stoves.

Kitchen Companions with large ovens, and
variety OF fixtures particularly adapted TO
country use, antwhieh should be Iound 10 the
kitehea Of every family. being obtainable by
all. from the very moderate price.
The following Is a list Of prices, Including all
~. tr.f. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31

yTEEE CLASPS, FOR ladies fsiiculss, lust
~ received and for sale By ~sas
Nov IS. MILLER q TATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31

A person threw the head Of algoose 90
20 the stsge Of the Bellesille theatre. -
Cotfa. advancing to the ilon.. said. Gen
,lemen. IL any amsnssl you has los, bis
head. do 90. be uneasy, ior / will restore
i on the conclusion Of the performance
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31

< The latest case Of modesty is that Of q
young lady .sho wore green speetscles.
because she objected 10 looking a. the gen.
tlemen with her naked eye!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31

A soldier who was once wounded in
battle. sci up . terrible believing. An l.
rishmau who laid near. with both legs shot
of, Immediately sung out-.Bsd luck to
the likes Of ye-de ye think that nobody
is kilt but Jerseltp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31

Ia the list 81 articles for which premi.
ums were awarded ., the Agricultural
Fair 10 Lewis county. New York. i The
following 'Best Csnforttr-Miss Har-
RET Sheldon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31

make 4 pupil undsrstsnd the nature and
application of.s passive verb, said:
"A passive verb 10 sxprsssiys Of the ma.
lture of receiving IN sctioB; -. Peter is
beaten. Now what did Peter dor
The boy. pausing . moment, with the
gravest coanieDsnee inagiasbls. replied
Well, il don't know, without be hollor.
ed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31
THE DEPOSITION

During the last year, and hope always
merit their fayors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-31

A wsg being asked. what point Cover
nor Smith proposed ss the terminus Of one
Of the magnificent railroad schemes. re-
commented 10 his Mes'ags, promptly re-.
piled. the Senate Chamber 7
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-15
FROM VERA CRUZ

ErtrHct Of letter from The american squad
ron, ot Vera Cruz, Jnty IL. The govern
nent is apprehcnsive that the revolution cnntem
plated in the city on the 5lh instant may vet take
place. and is still using its utmost vigilance To
prevent H. IL is the general opinion that General
Paredes will not leave the city. In The papers
viii be found anorder from the Secretary of War.
directing several regiments to hold themselves in
readiness to march. This may he for the pur
Pose OF quelling the revolt in the department of
Jalisco.
i" appears that the people manifest TO dspo-
siilon tn assist the government in the prosecution
OF the war The departments, in reply to the ca II
Tor monthly contribution Of money, have either
declined altogether, or granted such lri1np sums
as could he of no Importance.
4" The attempt made by the government to raise
volunteers in each OF the departments has not been
successful Few or none have offered Some OF
The journals state that it is owing to the fault of
the government, who in this, as well as MANY
DINER Important matters, have acted contrary ia
the wishes Of the people. p WasLinpton Union
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SANTA FE.

The ST. L"nis Reveille Of the 9Th contains
letter from Fort Williams. on the Arkansas Riv-
er, under date Of the 9Th July, which SAYS that
several Americans had arrived from Taus and
Santa Fe.
The news of the declaration of war had ere
ated considerable excitement at Santa Fe, and il
required some straaeem 10 get away from the
place. Armije, the Governor, was much fright
eened. but had given orders 10 have every thing
IN readiness to give The troops warke recep-
tim. II Is, however. believed tha, the cnuntry
TO the Rio del Norte will be given up without a
struggle.
The sudden departure of the Americans, after
The news of tho declaration of war. was mo-,
pleasing TO the Mexicans, and they were talking
about sending troops TO bring them back No eff
tort was how ever, made to effect Thai object
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FROM NOVA SCOTIA

by the Hiberna We have Halifax and other
Nova Scotia papers to the lst inst Lord FaIk
land, the late Lieutenant Governor, was to lea
Halifax on his return to England in the Cambri,
which left here on Saturday. His depa rtnre
seemed L" cause very few regrets. His admins
'Taion commenced September 80, 1870 His
successor, S'r John Harvey, formerly Leu,. Gov-
ernor of Newfoundland, has not vet arrived from
that province
Luther Bracket. u. S. Consul for the nor, OF
Fiction, has received his exequatur from The Brit.
ish government Boston advertiser, .aur. d.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-15

the cummanding officer Of the troops here, stating
that the Camanches were laying waste tho ran
ches on the other side OF the river above the San
juan numbering the inhabtance and carrying off
eaPuve the children. McCulloch's Rangers were
al ONE detailed Ia cross the Rio Grande, and
were al in the saddle in almost no time
CAMAReo. July %. 1876
The talk is still of Indians and Indian outrayes
Day before yesleday the Camanchss attacked
rancho between this and Mier. killed Mrxicans
and took of no less than Ia women and children
prisoners Last night, 60 rumor has it. they stole
upwards OF twenty horses from Gillespie's men
while eucamped near the house of an American,
of the Rio Grande. So. sBl
While upon this subject I would mention one
httie circumstance witnessed yesterday--a cir
cumstanco, the like Of which has not often occur
red since the creation. Four or Eve Mexicans.
armed with swords and carbines, came riding into
the Plaza praying for aid against the Camanches
Now here are people. with whom We re at war,
entering OF one ourcdmps with arms in their hands,
and praying one enemy TO project them and theirs
against another enemy suppose il is all right,
as me man says in the play, when told that his
wife has run off; it merely looks strange, that's
sill. so
learn that the steamer Aid starts with de-
tachment ct troops tn morrow for Mier. to take
possession ct that place. shall 90 up in her
if lean get Off In the mean time Gen. Worth is
hunting a camp fur the troops at point higher
on the San Juan, and parties will soon he thrown
forward IN the direction Of Monterey. Pack
mules fur the transportation of army stores. are
being collected every day, while The men a re- anx
ous to be ON the move towards the mountains
regret to learn the Louisiana Regiments have
been disbanded, hut still cannot blame the men for
refusing to enlist fnr twelve months
send this letter down by the Mercer, which
Starts Immediately. The Pamela, Exchange and
other bua's are their way up. G. W.K.
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MiSCELLAN EOUS.
& 5ss1-l a &C., sssg t4l..

-S<-AA---Hx -S2s-- -rSy5SS--(
I1KuSr SALE OF SfEAM Engines
n CaHS. &c.-Pursuant To two Deeds o, Truet
cAecotco oy the Portsino lth Il Roanoke Rail Road
company. dated, respectively, the 18th of March,
ioao ana izth October, lS43 both duly recorded in
me Clcrk g once oil Norfolk County Court, f,r the
purpose OF paying certain notes due to The Presi-
dent, Directors, &c, of the Farmers Bank of Wiz.
gina, and the President, Directors, & Co., of the
Bank OF Virginia therein provided for; il the first
OF which deeds am the surviving Trustee, and in
sell Mt public auction, beo the Court House il,
Portsmouth for cash. on the 4th of September next
at half past 10 o'clock, A. NJ the following pro,
perry mentioned in said Deeds, to wit Two En-.
yincs, sevcially called ,hc A. Joyncr aud A. EN-
nerson eight wheel Passenger Car called the
Washiugton eight wheel Baggage Car Screw
Cutting Machine; IL four wheel common Wood
Cars; eight wheel Freight Cars; 30 Cast Iron
Drilled Rail Road Wheels many OF the three
last described articles may be in existence and
Que eight wheel Engine called the Roanoke, and
her Tender, made by Etstwcb S Harrison
Should il be deemed advisable by those interest
ed in the pa ymcnt of the above notes to postp.uc
the above sale until after the sac bc made by the
Board of Public Works under the mortgage TO the
State, which lie advt rtiscd to ia kc place noon on
tnc same day, then the above property will be sold
immediately alter such sale.
Tue title to the above property is believed Ia be
perfect all OF it having been acquired by the Ports
mouth & Roanoke Rail Road Company after it's
MOI gage 10 the Board of Public Works and duly
conveyed as above mentioned yet acting as rrus-
tee sh IL sell and con, only the title legally and
cquitably We sted in me by the deeds aforesaid.
AugS WIN. IL. WILSON Trustee
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WILL BE SOLD at the Custom House. on
w MONDAY, the Path instant, the following
a,ticles from the Wind Mill Ligh, Boat,
2,2oo lbs Copper from bottom of said boat
Lot Composition about 100 lbs
Boat 10 feet long and Copper fastened
Lot standing nd running Rigging
Old Galley
And from the Repenue Gutter Taney,
Lot Copper, about 200 lbs
Lot Composition.
=, by order of Conway Whittic, Esq, Collector for
the Port of Norfolk
Terms cash in Specie Funds
Aug I5-tds w r. SOREY Aur,,r
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This should be accompanied by the certificate of
the United States District Attorney, Navy Agent
or some DINER Ofncer of the General Coy;rpiT,cnt
tnat 'he gharantors arc able to make good their
guaranty. e0 '"
The bidders name and residence a nd the name
~ c'Ch meinhet OF firm, where Il company Of
ietS; shonId be distinctly stated.
We person or persons whose proposals are accept
on (and none other) will be forthwith notified
thc col by the transmission of contract and bond;
which contract and bond must be executed before
VIC 9th DAY of October next, and deposited ia the
fost Office, addressed TO the Chief Of this Bureau.
Proposals should be sent under seal, addressed to
the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing. with Pro
pos'ls for Navy Bcci Pork" las the may
bc) written the face Of Tie letter and should
be dispatched IN time to be received by he fore
tho 18th day Of September next, at 3 O'clock p NJ
70 be published orec week until the Ia II Of
September next ia the Union and 1utcllig.uccr
Washington, D G.; Age, Augusta Maine: Psni
OF, Concord, N. II Morning Post, Daily Times
Boston, Massachusetts; Patriot, Moutpciicr. Vcr,
mont; Times, Hartford, Ct; Argus kllas AHA.
ny, n. y; Evening Pcs, Morning News sun.
n. York Pcnnsylvanan, Y imcF Kcy.tonc PAIL
dclphia Pa; Morning Post pitfsborgJp. A.
gus, Baltimore, Md; Enquirer, RiclTnoud. va.
New Era, Portsmouth, Va; Statesman. Counbns
Ohio; Inquirer, Cincinnati Ohio; Dcnoc,at I'm,
lsvlilc, Ky; Gazette, Lexington Ky: Linton
NNshVllic. rem. Register, Springfield III. Dem
0crat' 'h'cogo, III. state Sentinel, Indianapolie
indiaua western Sun, Vinconncs, Ind. Peoples
fIicnd, Covington, la; Missourian, ST. I6,ir
Mo. free Press, Detroit, Michigan Jcf1ersonian
New Orleans, Louisiana
Pfoprietors Of tho above papers arc rcoueaiod to
send copy of their respective papers Containing
the advertisement to this Bureau. as vo.cher for
the approval Of their accounts.
Aug l3-IswtScpH
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TRUST SALE Under the provision. of
ston aud his wife Frances, for purposes therein
NAMED, recorded in the Clerks Office of Norfolk
County Court, 23d of January, 1861 shall, on
O'clock NJ, sell, before the Court House IN Ports
mouth, to the highest bidder, upon credit until
the f st day Of January, lsi7, except so much ne
trust two Houses and Lots, situated in that part
Of Portsmouth called Gosport, fronting Jointly on
Lincoln street 80 Or 55 feet, and running back I2l
Yard, and may always be rented, without difficult
ty, for good prices. The larger House will afF,fd
convenient accommodations for a large family
having FIVE -oums N il, and the smaller has three
aud by small outlay Of capital in repairs the
purchaser will, doubtless, be we'll refnuncrated for
bis Investment. J. S. STUBS, Trustee
N. b Anegotable note, properly endors ed, will
DC required for tho purchase money and TIE title
F'H"oio onui payment be made Aug u
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COINAGE OF THE UNITED STATES

In lo45 The coinage at the principal mint at
rllaaelph,a: amounted to S3.4l6.S00, compri
and s38.948 in copper coins, and composed of Q
@o5,ooI pieces The deposits of gold within the
year Amounted to $3.50 ,494, and lhose of silver
is s8l5,4l5.
AT The New Orleans branch mint, the COINAGE
amounted 10 81 $50 900, comprising $3.50 600 in
SILVER COINS, and composed of 2.4i2,5OO pieces.
ne deposits tnr colnage amounted to s646 $50 in
gold and 81 .058.07I 10 silver.
.e otanch mint at Dahlonega received du.
ing the year deposits Of gold to the value of saos
ooS, and lis coinage amounted to S50I ,7a5 conpo
SEQ OF 9o720 half eagles and 1880 quarter ca.
Inc whole coinage for the year. at the ihres
minis operation. Amounted to S5,66S .595 compri
sing S275o447 in gold 81 1873 200 in silver. and
S3S,048 in copper coins.
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REVENUE Cutter DALLAs.-The new iron
steamer sea, bearing this name, lately constructed in
ouhalo, on the plan Of Lieut. Hunter. with i'm
P9r'ant mOdihcsti0ns suggested by Lieut.. Dou
s'sss OtIinger, her commander, is in a state Of
"Iwafdness that. in case of emergency would
Enable her to be got ready for sea at a very shorl
mo'ice. Her burthen is about $50 tons. and by
those familiar with nautical matters. she is pro
"onnced noble specimen Of American skill in the
arI of naval construction.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-15

DART1CULAR NOTICE.-T desire, very
respectfully, to impress upon the minds of all
persons WIN indcb ed to me, and more especally
those whose accounts have been long standing that
justice TO INC demands OF them an Immediate set.
Element Those who do rot heed this notice may
soon cxpcct more pressing invitation.
July 2S r. REII
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-15

New YoRK, August l3. SIP. M.
The Flour Market is still duler and prices are
lower we quote 81 .03 sS4.06 for Genesee, and
mixed Geneses and Michigan, at a.
a lot OF 1900 bushels new Sauthern Wheat,
brought 80 cents.
C"rn Is inactive. Western is worth SO asa
cents. We notice sales Of 500 bushels prime
S"nihern at SO cents
We notice sale of $50 sacks Ashton Liver.
pool Salt at 81 SO sack.
There is ltile alteration in Pork 500 bills.
OF prime bought TO day s806i. and 900 bbls.
n'rks 50 564 aS9 rs, mostly at 1904 A sale
was made yesterday of $50 bills prime at sSI2A
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-15

CANTON TEA. -Always on hand Gun Pow.
~ der, Imperial and Yong Tyson TEAS, fresh
and good. Lovers of good Tea would do well in
Givlng va a call and our Tea q trial Also choice
BLACK TEA which has been pronounced excellent ;
L. G. SCHO0LFIELD & co,
July 2S-5t Druggists.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-15

FATAL CuT.-The N. Y. Globe SAYS that
=, evt glass worker, named Gutter, has cut his
,oa' 10 jersey City in consequence Of the cut
was eutsss, from the revenue cutter Panic
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-15
BUFF'S
COMPOUND PURGATlHE ELIXIR

For the cure of Dysnensia Aruc & Fever. Bil
lons and all the complaints generally arising from
disordered s'a'c of the stomach or digestive or
gans.
This Medicine seems well calculated To afford re-
pef IN my of the above diseases; its conpnn n [
parts being Of such mild and Innocent nature -
ne mole ot using il being very simple no re-
the use OF Spjrtuous Liquors durin its operation
Inc season has now advanced when every one
requires lit''e Purgaive Medicine for the better
preservation Gf their health tho subsc rbcr there
fore takes this method IF informing his customers
and the public generally, that he has prepared a
large quantity OF the above Medicine, which he
has for sale at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM
Aug 10 Corner of High and Middle sta
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EXCITEMENT IN SOUTH cALoIINa

Great excitement prevails in Cheraw s. G.
n consequence OF man. named Dorsey. aIias
Carlisle; who bad been arrested, confessin,y tn a
number of respectable citizens that he was cooni.
zani OF the fact that plot had been laid for steal
ing or enticing away negroes from their masters :.
'nat u extended from Virginia In Texas, and that
some ct the most respectable citizens were enua
ged IN II. He further stated that he had an en-
gagement To meet one ofthe number the E,llowi inc
night at Marlbro, and lh0se vs. no doubted his rev
Citations might accompany hin. and satisfy them
selves. number did so, (hrst painting them
selves black, } and permitted Dorsey 10 pass them
on as rescued slaves. They subsequently rallied
" BODY, and captured the kidnspper, whose
at Marbro. and Dorsey at Chesterfield Ano,be,
one was arrested at Darlington. An intense OK
element prevailed 10 the neighbprhood.