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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
sHERIFF's SALE.

nY virtue Of spndry Executions in my hands
- which have been duly levied, | will sell al
Public Sale, 10 the highest bidder, on honda,
the 2lsi day Of June, ls47, at the Tavern Of
Thos. w. Reynolds, in Berryyille, county Of
Clarke, State OF Virginia, ell the personal pro.
perry OF the said Thomas w. Reynolds. which
has been seized and taken by me 10 satisfy exc.
cu,ions in my hands as Aforesaid.
The property consists, in part eof some
25 Feather Beds,
.Bedsteads and Beddiag,
Lounges, Tables, Chairs
6 or dozen Chairs
Plates, Dishes, &c.,
together with every thing else IN the Tavern
House, which is now in possession Of said Rey-
nolds.
q ALSO
1Uo Wagons,
Three Horses and one Cart;
J Gears, &c., Of good quality,
Farming Utensils Of almost every de-
sciption.
TERMS.--A credit Of ninety days will be
given on eli sums Of twenty dollars and upwards,
the purchaser giving negotiable note well en-
dorsed, before the delivery Of the articles; all
sums uoder $40, Cash. Sale 10 commence a.
10 O'Clock, AIM.
cHAsaMc cASTLEMAN. d. s.
for 2. SmiiA, Sheriff u Clarke coratyl
June 3, I6if.
6HHE necessity for The above sale has been
u partly produced BY my indulgence. II il
therefore hoped, and confidently expected that
those who know themselves indebted TO me will
come forward without delay, and settle ups
The above ssfs IS made with my consent. | re-
specially ask my friends, and oil others who
may desire 10 purchase Household Furniture Of
every description, and all of the best kiad, and
Farming Utensils to attend said sale and
shall At The same lime and place, offer for sale
The Tavern properly, now occupied By me in
Berrysills. Tc those who know the properly
and wish 10 eDgsee 10 the business, need not
say any thing to those who do not know The
properly, will only say thst il is situated ~
Benyville, the County Seat Of Clarke, which IS
one Of the richest counties IN Yirginia, and is
the great thorsughfare from Washington City
10 the Ohio river. with COED Turnpike road
the whole way through. The House is large
andin good order, and usually has from fifteen
10 twenty Bosrders, good transient custom,
and on public days crowded table and Bar
room. There il Slsbiing for eighty horses. and
water At the door. The lot contains Two acres
OF Land, and Is co1relisntly divided into three
wall Improved Gardens. II addition 70 other
inducsments inviting an shierprising man u
purchase, credit Of sir ycara will b given Tor
The entire purchase money.
Bsrryyills June ?. lel7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
$50 Acres.


ahd is 81 present occupied By Mr.. Morgan Al.
Vancleye. II lies aeou, 3 miles Soosif East Of
Asrtinsbprg. is Of good quality slate land, and
has % il a comfortable -
Dwelling House, lfIA
Barn. Stables and other Out tIR
Buildings, and Well Of good
sater in The yard. A small portion of this tract
is in TIMBER.
The other tract lies. near "FsbbS Cross
Roads," and the interest 10 be sold, as cne pndi-
vided ninth palt Of about
90 Acres,
The whole Of his tract il cleared, and Or good
quality limestone land.
Both tfsctsaare subject 10 The life eslaie Of
Mrs isshaila YaHeiesr.
TERMs.-one-haIf cash, and The balance 10
two equal annual payments, to Be veil sacpfed.
JOHN P. KEARfOTT,
Ex'or Or JosspA GoreH. ated
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

ZoIl7ckO0er,s VeFmffnge.
tr1HIs remedy possesses advantages ever mosl
articles Of he Ei6d--beins easily taken b.
ebiiarsn-snd very eEscIuaIin remeriDg wsrns.
4 A flesh supply just received.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
Executor,s Sale.

IDURsUANT 10 the last Will and testament
* Of Joseph Gorrell, Sr,, deed, The subscri-
Der, Executor therein appointed, viii sell, u
public sale, 10 afront Of the Court House in
Martinsburg. on Monday the lad dry Aef Ians
seri, (being Court day,) the reveIsionafyS inter.
:st Of said dsc'd in
TsUO Tracts or Parcels Of
|, Land,
!. wing in Berkeley County 1.-The frst contains
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
June 3.
To the 1Farmnerso

Ito the lEslHMnGTSo
THE subscriber will have two Of his MA.
IL CHIMES FOR THRESHlNG & CLEAN
ING GRAIN, in lhe County Of Jefferson, BY
The commencement of! the threshing season,
this year. Farmers wishing 10 employ Ma
chimes would do wellto to make early applica-
lion. This Machine is capable o: threshing as
much wheat per day as any other machine in
use, and cleans the grain ct the same time
Terms Of Thtsshing- bushels per hundred
of wheat, BY miIlsrls receipt
Twill also have in charlest,Wn, in or 10
days, one Of 4y
Superior Wheat Reapers.
Those wishing to purchase Wheat Cutters had
better examine this complete machine before
purchasing, as this is the most perfect ma
chine in the Uhited States. Any person own
ing or manufacturing Wheat cutting Msehines,
who doubts this ssssrtioncan have opportunity
OF testing The utility ofthe two machines al any
place they may appoint during this harvest -
All orders promptly attended 10.
MATHEW McKEEVER.
June 3. 1el7.-9t--Spirif copy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

"AccARONI 4 BAKERS COCOA, jus
j41s ). MILLER 4 BRO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

About 1000 new canal boats are esti-
mated TO have been added to the New
York canals the present season. making,
with these previously registered, 3 500
These. a. so ieet length 10 each boat,
would make lins oil boais over 81 miles
ia length.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

The lifeless body 81 Mr.. Robert Scott
Of the firm Of Messrs. R Scot, & Co.
shoe deslers. Of Philadelphia. vas found
on The Philadelphia Railroad. near Perry.
VILE. Cecil County. Md, on Tuesday
morning. horribly mangled. Mr.. s. lel
Philadelphia for Baltimore. in the ten o..
clock train on Mondsy night. aad il is sup
posed that be was standing upon The plat
form, and by some means OF olher iell
from il, and was erused 10 death.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

a SSghi-Some fifty boats. deeply
laden with -four. arrived since Saturday
E, Rsng at o'clock, were 10 be seen 10
tie basin early this morning. They pre-.
senled = very pleasant appearance 10 a
hungry man: ard gave one avery graph
ic idea Of The productive wealth Of the
West. More than $4,000 bbls Of -four
have arrived within As hours.
I.albaas JouYna., slth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

We regret 10 learn. from the last Ira.
leigh Register. that Senator Mangom, Of
North Carolins. is ii present suffering Sc
verely from Bronchitis, and ALSO from a
strong disposition DETERMINATION Of blood
10 the head. SIR. nj bad consented 10
deliver The Grafton At the laying Of The
corner stone Of The Odd Fellows Lodge.
10 New York. in June nexi--bui The
state Of bis health compels him most re-
lucisnlly 10 decline the undertaking.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
,GEN. rAYLoR's PRINCIPLES.

TsyIor 70 be Democrat. and 10 sustain
himself in This belief. states that in The
wear IS1S. be (Gen. IT, was stationed Al
Msddlelown. Pa on The recruiting ser.
yice, and that be is still remembered BY
some ofihe citizens o. that place. who
speak Of him with pleasure. and say that
he was itea supporter OF Simon Sny.
der" The Democratic candidate for The
Gabernatoriai Chair.
Gen Taylor 10 1908 was just Is years
oil age. citizen Of Kentucky. and .
mere suB 10 the army, and twas an 1un
usual thlng 10 6nd an officer Of The army
in those days meddling himself q all With
poftticsl Simon Cameron is the gentle.
IMAM. who helped TO make the great
! breach" 10 The ranks oil the Democracy
OF Pennsyiyania by advocating the pros
tec,iye system in the u. S Senate last
winter, aud who was openly charged
with beipg Wing 10 disguise Surely,
he can have no other object 10 view IN
attempting 10 prove Gen. Taylor a Demo-
cra,. than he had 10 attempting ioprose the
celebrated Kane Letter fraud upon The
people Of bis own Sta.e. Mr. Cameron
has written letter on this subject, and
-slihough be asserts that the old Generals
father was good Democrat be does not
once intimate iha, old Rough aud Ready
is either personal or pOliiiea! friend Of
Mr.. Polk s5
GEs TAILoR's REPLY TO ThESroE.-la
February last q public meeting in Trenton, n.
J., adopted resolutions eondemhing strongly the
conduct Of the Administration towards General
Taylor and his Army. The State Gazette pub
hshes The following reply:
Camp near MoSrEREv, Mexico,
April Is, lsi7.
SIR: | have read with much gra.itica-
ton. andwilh ieelings Of warm respec.
and gratitude, the resolutions adopted
by meeting OF the citizens OF Irenton,
enclosed 10 yoer letter Of the 18th o. re.
JbrusIy, and which express the approval
Of The Operations Of our army in the enc
my.s country. and desire 10 watch over
and Guard the rights Of ell engaged 10 The
laborlous and hazardous du,y otsusiainins
the n.a.ionai honor in war with = foreign
enemy.
While thus bravlEg danger and DEAN
for The common country, our troops will
aver find an ample rsWaka il such warm
expressions 81 appreciation AID Of real JUS
lice while greater siimulusto the endu-
rance Of prisalions aud 10 renewed sxer
f;ons 10 rindicatipg The honos Of the coun-
~ y impressed upon ell.
Be pleased dear Sir. 10 accept for your
self md the citizens Of Trenton The sin
cere shanks Of all Of Us, who are thus
honotei By your sympa.hies and warm
interest, and be assured that beyond these
We al no more glorious reward.
Your most obedient servant.
z. TAYLOR.
Mai Gen. U S. Army.
DR. yoHN +. t:LARKe.
Ssc.y 81 the messing Of Trenton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

ARRIyAL OF TIE OHIo. The Norfolk
Herald announces The arrival at that port
Of The U. s. ship Ohio, Captain String.
BAN. from Vera Cruz. She brings among
her passengers. Lieut.. c. G Hunter late
Of The Scourge. and Lieut.. A. 5. Bald
win, (wounded Al the storming Of Vera
CRUZ Of the Potomac.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03
ON CLOTH,

R>IL Cloth, and CarPsiiinE for sale b
W MILLER Z Bro.
June 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

GEs TArLoRs REPLY TO ThESroS.-ln
February last public meeting in Trenton, N
J.. adopted resolutions eondemhing strongly the
conduct Of the Administration towards General
Taylor aud his Army. The Stale Gazette pub
hshes The following reply
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

SENTENCE or DEATH.--WILLiAM
GREGG whose trial and conviction we no.
ticed las, week. was brought before bis
Honor. Jadge SsITH. on Saturday last,
10 receive sen,epEe Of DEATH! His exc
cution viii take place on Friday The 18th
day Of July next
[Hmrisonb,s,g R,g. .Nuv %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

A most disgrsceful scene was enaete d
in Goochlsnd Co. Va. on Friday week
on The occasion 81 the execution there Of
two colcred men. Under instructions
IRON The Cour:. ID which The culprils were
convicted. the Sheriff was sboutlo per,
form llis duties within The jail enclosure
but the crowd that bad assembled without
TO witness The execution. WIRE determine
ed not 10 be disappointed and by violent
tthres's compelled the Sheriff TO comply
with fbtir wishes. The doomed men
were accordingly executed On The jail
wall 10 The. presence Of the multitude.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-03

Capt. WALKfR and bis company sf-
rived ii Vera Cruz on the lOlh instant
His men were ell in 6ne spirits. and the
the horses were landed 10 better condi.
ton than those Of any other corps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13
Board of Assistant Aldermen.

MoSDAY. July H.
Lt>r.W srEvEss, Esq President, in the Chair
p,tfi0us-Ot Avery Greer, Inst sewer De DuAt 10
TUspt,. third 4 between Broadway and East River.
Nv Assistant AID Hstned-Of sundry persons Tor 81
r. ia Third 81 between Avenue G. and EasI RIVER.
RsDoris-Of the Committee on Gas, IN favor Of light
fng Apu..t WITH gas Adopted --.Also, Gr0YesI from
Hudson o. Beecker. Adopted. by Assistant Ald
Schu.tz-Oi The Committee sdVer'e % having '.P os
rseen North Moore aud Beach dug OUT Adopted
By Assistant AID Cumming-Ot the Committee on
Charity and Aims, stating that James H. BAKER, VINO
failed III nis contract deliver Hour % the Aims House
h.s Ell the City and hs suretes are u7ss70sos Inc
Cmruit ask 70 De- discharged from farmer coGsifers
ton Of the subject. AdoPtec----Ot COMMITTEE on
Rosds sc favor u continuing sewer IN EeFenin 81
Adoutsc Also. In favor Of sewer IN Psttst from WI
liam 10 Pearl and % connect with sewer al BurlBg sip
Adopted OF Committee adverse To petitions 10 have
eide walks u Third avenue Jagged from Foruetn 70 Sky
frstst Adopted.
Rssoltioas-By Assistant AID. Clsrk-Thsi Allen
K Jouie De removed from the once Of Inspector
OF Weights and Measures Adopted by same
That Hm A. DOOley BE- appointed 10 his place
By Assistant AID JamisOc-Insi henry II
Vanveet BE- appointed. AaoPted---.Dy assistant
AID Schuifz-Ihzt az ordinance Dc prepared fe4ur
tng omnibuses 10 keep the right hand side VI TIE
sr-.t = men 10 motion and In al 70 receive and
deliver pssseuz= gers the ght hand side and iorodiins
ne 10 stop that any part Of the Omnibus VI horses
,b.l ob,trct any cruss yak intersectng street.
Adopted Thai Ninth avenue from Forty SECOND q
Fr-tn .ts and Forty seventh 81 between Elgnth and
Hntn avenues be ghied win OIL. Adopted. -. Thai 1
u The special duty oi Policemen 70 take charge o
swine found Al large and place them IN the public pound
10 b. disposed OF according u sw CoRegrred in.--.
Permitting {. Palmer % place drain 10 Broadway be
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth Appointing
Cameron Weigher Of Coal and Hay. COncurred in
By Mr. AleB-Thst the Office OF Keeper Of the PSrs
Fountain be abolished Adopted.
P.fai0H-By Mr. schultz-Of Thomas Schuyler ioi
exclusive Of south side OF pier foot Of hoolnsonsi
The Board adjourned 10 Monday next a, o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13


PHILADELPHIA July H. lsi7'
The stringent character OF our law OF iaise prS
fences a. axemp6sd in the verdict against Ms pAne
M Ksp,prky who hss been sentenced 70 nine n"hihs ~
i.,,r,ent and tine Of 5000 has excited much com
-, ~ 1s,s Certificates OF character we're offered 10
mitigation from respectable sources out 'ney "e''
The Italian Opera Company open tonight VITA 'le
,bvrr,a,er a, ~ and the Rsvels close very success
The5e vere several mos, d.grsesta IRE riots yoste'
5sv. ,r., A.. ,h.hs.,
w. ever hAd-hss closed. except 10 the rear ana D4'
scholars and the pupils 10 some Of our schools a.,
Ne nave BAD some sl zht showers since my lasi oas
hardly enough u dsmpen The ground.
There has been iriner feeling 10 me FloHt ma Aes
IN dsv 1000 bbs standard brands changed car os ~
3 81 and 900 Leechburg extra family oroaso' ~ tr
exn,rt There are lin ted sales OF western Al - !"
80 Is per quality and extra at s. 20 sale OF ~
80. p'rn corn Meal a s. H. Nc demand for Rye or
i've Flour sales Wheat to amount Of 9uOO 0nsoels
penn Al do for Red aud no f0r mixed rem. ieAoN
r- /. frr,er Al 20 cents with limited sales sales JV
49, Cotton On time. Al l2i with hrm ieeuus tfo'
cs--ss and Provisions quiet and no change Oh rates
Sale. so bb,s Whisky a. - cts -.,-.
Ert limited business gss done a. me STOCK h'Nlu
O. day - m n, .,
bSb cana scrip ssi 50 Gir.rd. 3D. 500 SKIES ~
frf - Su.qiehsnuah Canal Bonds co. Lehisn'
liI $50 ~usq ana scrip, rii 500 siNes' - lV's
Cd Su.g Canal stock. lof H. Mani meehshios
Bank -. 81 Phi.a Mutual, 10. n, -
Sso,sd Rlrrd asd 40r lie Msnui snd Mecs % -,
5000 cry IS 20. lo3, 5000 Y o. 'o - tuot =
~fate I'll $1,000 q Treas Notes. loot. Sl#O %
f, lo6,. 50 Residing o. 81 Planters Bk. Tsnn o..
Is Camden & Amb0y - 5li. . Mech Bk, "a 10 Nes'
gt 70. I'D Reading b5 J-t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13

From TIE CAPE NERD lsLASDs-Ihe hox-
burv C.yae uubiishes the following extract Of letter
from an officer OF the Navy dated Port PrsyA May
Inc revolution In Portugal hss been without ia ELECTS
10 taese Islands Al Instruction = nou,y eAP-cea A
ri. Mace but a me partsans Of Don Miguel number
ten a. one Of those IN favor Of Donns Mara u VII PROB
soly take place with little or no oloodshsd unless y
should break oul IN the night when thIosteunr- and
plumber viii b. the order OF performance ior me oSo.
-, TIE oeers of the garrison sle nearly al for Don
MIGUEL and have been cut here Tor PoreA offences
azsust bona Maria this fact vii probably tend 70
keep down any serious disturbances but there are feAi
pr. OF conricts on the island who Of course on
bAnd for not OF any description. The Governor Gen
era received hs appointment from Donna MAriAs Gov
erumeBl and ill BE- ged 10 cut ais stick 50 the
Yankees elegantly express Il
NJ, are - sal "a our leewsrd cruise . the coast 10
tez DAYS and vii 20 fsr south - B-nzuelA sup
pose mere VII BE- similar revolution In me Forilg
Province Of Angola soon a. the earn Of ne ensnss
AZ home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13

from cause unknown - he jury.
PoLIcF-John U Murphy was arrested yester-
day hy officer Wright tor being drunk and creating
disturbance Examined and discharged on promise OF
reformation Henry Wilson was arrested ~ oihcer
Folk for being drunk and disOrderly. Committed 10
d. fault of bsi 10 S1UO sarah Wilson W4s arrested oy
officer CLAYTON Tor drunkenness Committed 70 jail IN
default of SOU ba.. Frederick Ron vas arrested ~
officer schmidt Tor being drunk add disordery r.
smiued and discharged Hiram Webb ~as arrested ~
officer Ames for being drunk and disordery commit
led 10 isil 10 default II 500 bail Mich-rl Dun vas
arrested by officer Wright for 6sordery conduct sent
I'D i-iI.Johu Wheeler srrrstrd BY oihf"r DAWSON
for .huns In the streets Mary Ann hueg ~ss sfresI
al by officer Mrbb tor assault sud battery sent %
isil William Conner arrested by ouc-r Da"son
for hkhung in the streets sent 10 jail tnAflur
H-ye was arres ed by officer McCormiek, Tor being
drunk and disordsrly sent 20 -il--. W IA n stevens
va arrested by officer Higgins for vazrsncy Ccm-
m tied % the Mary Jsue stewart was ar
arrested by officer Higgins for assault sud battery
Examined by the MsyOr and Discharged John
Dabois was arrested By the same Oiaeer Tor being
drink and ds0rd-rly. seat % jail Bridget hss-r
WAS arrested oy officer WOlyen Tor being drunk. tx
smnad and discharged John Petite Vss arrested or
being drunk and disorderly Examined and discharged
-. Charlie. Jones was arrested By O1cer Higgins Tor
disorterly conduct Required % give 0al IN sO Tor
good behavior and 70 keep the pezee Tor one
Patrick Quinn was arrested by officer snil Tor orrach
Of th- peace Examined and discharged Mary bets
"a. arrested by officer wilson for bring drunk Com
rni,ed 10 default Of $40 bsn....John Aorenouse vas
arrested by officer Webb for being drunk ana disorder
IL Examined and discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13

AvrEiCAS Mu,Evs la addition 10 he snus'ng arc N
.ere.pg peormsue.s IN the lecture ~ he PIE
ans Chsrmsns Pete Norris shssers ard others bore
OPENED for rrhbitoa collection % rare snd vs1Aoe
paintings IN no~ ana spierdia hal fsd up expressly
Tor the purpose The manager hoe engaged f0r short
Zine the Wax Figures ofhe AnisssA Segrnss, hey may
be al hours both day and evening Performances
a. - arr - O'Clock. P VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13

her steam is Up, and her passengers have gathered
for the TIP down the St Mays and across tns
head Of Lake Huron 10 Msckinsc. Among them
are several New Workers Just arrived on pleasure
e,cur,ion of whom | will venture 10 name o"'
Lt,v,s GAYLORD CLARK Of The kniche'OooA'''
who follow. down the course Of these "s'ei'
far a. Montreal on his return. ffs''O1 o.
o,.o,ing n a familiar voice in a strange land ne
md his marty seem to enjoy the novel scenes they
a.. listing with zest which only those long
re,, NJ in cities can realize the boat swings
tom her moorings and speeds southwark. Nooiest
ocrske. and Kind friends on It's borders wave
-. I'm. f.ryent adieui H.G.
Nyw.HANPsHIRE.--ln the lst Congressional
District the Atlas has returns from As towns which
foot up as follows Tuck, 5.5sl Jenness, SEA :
Scattering. t. Tucks majority over all others
500. Three small towns 70 hear from.
In the lid District A. towns have been heard
from and the result is Wilson Wing, 5.6ls Moul-
ton. Loco. 1858 Preston, sc. SO Wilson's ma
ionty 6O7.
Windsor. in Hilisborough Co. and Alstead- Oil
sum, NARROW, stoddsrd and Westmorelsnd' IN
Cheshire Co remain 10 be heard from. In March
these towns gave for Wilson 40 Nouton' IJs
Preston. g. The Atlas thinks Wilson IS majority
will probably be between three and four hundred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13
Greenwood Cemetery Ferry.

Why DO not the boats ior this Ferry run from
the Pier near the Battery assigned them BY toe Com
Council lssi yeari CsinArnesip Is too far out Of
the way entirely. The boats ought 10 run from some
Convenient point they expect 10 De patronLed by The
public sEWYORkER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13

" The lawyers Of Rochester have had meet
Ing the removal Of Of the Law Libraries
belonging the STATE that city We presume special
r.f.rsnr- h. h-d % the Chancellor. Ii-rsry vheh %
now Al Saratoga fEvenpg journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13

GOLD rkNs-" RIcHxLIKU' rSUaPsA>r-hasins
pledged ourselves give the public sr' rate pen At
reasonable price. cFer the Rieheleu for - They
will write well and as, long those sold - %
elsewhere They can DO had Of J. \. SAVAGE ~ Fol
ton and nowhere else Other sojP pms - cios g 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13

LIGHT HAT CLEAN IIx.p KNOX at lss Fulton
st ha. some beautiful ght and airy sumner Hats eS.
pressy adapted the great summer object OF keep
ing cool"
The healthy and vigorous sction OF the brain more or
less depends upon the freedom and elasticity OF tho
head Il therefore follows that summer hats should be
- ght aud airy possible aud that any man csn make
more money with OF Knoxs than with any oihsr'-
Try the experiment jill TuThSsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13

Tex COrroS CEoP.-The accounts iroH almost
every portion Of this STATE Georgia and norm A4sosA
concur In representing the appearance Of the Cotton
helds most unpromisinE-the liant areeted y ice
OF the overgro~th Of grsss a. excessive Tie Only sp
psrea exception this Of hingss SAID 70 D. found
IN Louisiana End Mississippi The Corn crop a said 10
be generally good. Charleston Eve News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13

Ig- The Louisville papers announce that bar.
beege extensive scale 10 have been given 10
the returned volunteers Of e.ersoriown KJ on sstur.
day !sst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13

" Pineapple Fhter., Cherry. raspberry Blackberry
aud whouleber' Dumpuags. with other ui.y luSuris'
served up At we'.hs, S. Nss.sa-.L daily Prr- ub 81
ibis House. jylS oecd'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13

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