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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARlILA is a sovereign
and speedy cure for ncipent CONSUMPTION and for the
general prostraon OF the systmno matter whether the
result OF inherent cause causes produced by rreary,
illness, or accident
Nothing can be surprising Than Its nvigorang ef
ierts on the human frame, Persons, all weakness and las
sude before taking IT, AT once become robust and full of
energy under itsniueHce IL Immediately the
neryelessness OF The female frame, which the great
Of unhappiness.
will not be expected Of us, Of delicate ma
tnre TO exhibit certificates of cures performed but
assure the afflicted that hundreds OF have been repor
ted TO us.
CoxsAcKIE Sept 20, 1916.
DIR. TowNsRSD-To all whom this may concern--This
is TO certify that my wife used bottle Of your SARSA
PARlLlA previous 10 critical event. under the most
alarming and delicate circumstances being troubled with
the dropsy, swelling of the feet affections,
much deblntaed with my persuasion, and the
dation Of those who had used H. she induced TO try it,
with little or no faith and suffice il say, the medicine
had the happy and desired effect not only during the said
PERIOD but AFTER the expiration Of use the
dropsy anu nervous affection gave way astonishing
degree and her health is better than had been for
long time previous. =
II this will be Of any service to you, any one who
doubts the success Of the medicine, you entirely wei
come to H. -,
subscribe myself your obedient and obliged serv
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CYRUS W. FIELD d. CO.,
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE, 3
No. Burning slip, New York.
TNHE highest prices paid CASH, Rags, Can
i pas, Tagging Grass Rope, IdTed Rope, Hemp Rope
ROPE Cmi,nss, Cotton Waste d'npy tagging, and pl
other KIND Paper Makers Sock AZ their Rag Warehouse
IA Plat street, New YORK. oct Sly
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PETER BROWN, AZ Little st, Brooklyn
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

THIS; EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlLLA has been ex-
pressy prepared in reference 10 Female Complaints No
female should neglect take H. II preventive
for any and horrible diseases which they
are subject Ii is valuable for those who are approaching
womanood calculated 10 assist nature by quicken
ing the blood and nvgorang the system Indeed, this
dcne 10 Invaluable for all the delicate diseases 10 which
women subject, 's.na ssn
Ii braces the whole system, renews permanently the
tural energesby removing the impurities Of the bloodby
stimulating the system TO produce subsequent
relaxation which is the Of most medicines taken for
emale weakness and disease.
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English Carpetings and Floor Oil
Cloths. "

JEFFERSON & HUMPHREY, 432 Pearl street, Ma
dson have lust received BY late arrivals large lot q
KLDMLNSTER CARPETTNGS AND OIL CLOTHS,
with designs and patterns, which will be sold at wholesale
or retail at reduced prices, oct 8 ly'
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UNITED STATES OFFICER.

Capt G. W. Mclean, Member OF the Legislature and late
Of the United States Navy has kindly the following
certificate. II tells lis own story.
:'' tN.v RAILWAY, Jan, 25, ls47.
A year since taken with the Influenza, and my
whole system eft in deblNaed state was induced to
try DIR. TOWNSEND SARSAPARlLLA, and after taking
three bottles, was very much relieved and eItri.
butte il entirely TO the said Sarsaparla have continued
taking it, and find that improve every day believe il
sideration ,.'~ q, W. MCLEAN.
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JOHN JACKSON, ESQ Editor OF the Railway Republi.
unpublished the above certificate and remarks in an edi
tbrial as follows; G.
E5-The success of DIR. ToWNSEND'S PREPARA.
TiON OF SARSAPARIlLA appears 10 be one Of the
extraordinary character We publish to-day Two certificates
in behalf from Capt Mclean Of tins town, and
from the Rev. Mr.. White OF Staten Island, gentleman
well known in Railway Capt Mclean believes the medi-
have saved his fe and Mr. White seems enter
equally strong confidence in Its efficacy Intelligent
like these would not praise strongly what they did
not fully believe 10 be de serving Htr' .l'f
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Dr. TowSsgND-Dear Sr-l have The pleasure to inform
you that three OF my children have been cured of the Scro
lula by he Of your excellent medicine. They at
cied very severely with bad sores; have taken only four
bottles; took them away, Tor which feel myself under
deep obligation Yours respectfully, .'-
ISAAC w. GRAIN, los Wooster street
New York, March |, lSi7.
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2 You who have Pale Complexions Dull Eyes, Blotches
on the Face Rough Skn Freckes. and out Of spi
rs," use bottle or two Of DR.. TOWNSESD'S SARSAPA.
RlLLA. twill cleanse The Blood, remove the Freckes
and Boiches and give animation, sparkling eyes, fine
SPIRITS and beautiful compexon--all Of which OF i'm.
menEe value UNMARRIED LADIES.
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FRENCH CHINA.

ID. q. a. ID. HAVILAND,
No. n JOHN STREET,
IMPORTERS OF PORCELAIN, are receiving goods 10
i usual assortment, among which are:
,i ;SS T Pinn err Sets Some very rich
200 pairs Vases Tor Mantel Ornaments
800 pairs Rich CoiIees
Card Baskets, Candlesiicks &c.
oct Sly
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THREE CHILDREN.

This certificate colclusiyely proves that this SARSAPA
RIILA has perfect control the obstinate diseases
Of the blood Three persons cured in house is unpre
cedented.
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EXCELSIOR SHIRT MANuFAcToRl

FINE LINEN AND CO7'TON SHIR1,S.
ID. w. CANFIELD,
No. liz Maiden Lane, near Broadway, N.w York
Manufacturer and GcMtIcmeli's Outfitter.
Shirts warranted 10 fit admirably.
Gentlemen are invited TO call. oct S-lyd'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08
Letter from, the Dra=os.

The steamer Telegraph 81 New Or
lsans. brings advises IRON The Brszos
10 the 9Th ui,ino. A letter 10 the
Piesysne. dated Camargo. March 10Th.
says:
have just ssen and converted with .
gentleman direct from Moniefey-his 10.
dor nation Eihink can be relied on. He
states that Gen. Taylor had returned.
aimee bis last battle. 10 Monterey with >
portion Of cavalry sad four pieces Of
light sfiiIleFy. snd LEFT Monterey with
about 1910 troops TO look up Gen Urea.
who wss on this side Of the mouaiains
and, SAID 10 have 5000 iroops-cavalry
and infantry. Gen. Taylor marched IN
the direction Of Monte Morales. a town
100 miles south OF this. aad report says,
on Tuesday night Geo T and his little
band were wllhin Twelve or fifteen miles
OF the Mexicsns. II Geo. T oveJtskes
ihem-pesce be 10 their ashes. He
whipped Santa Anna on the other side o.
the mountains and nov be has come 10
clear out ell this bolton land.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08
Correspondence efils Bsliimsrt San
WAsniSer n, April ;, 1917

The glory Of Geo. Taylor's victory Al
Buena Vista. Is rendered The more COM
piels by The fact that. 10 taking Vp that
dangerous position. 10 there awaiting the
eEemy's attack. he acted solely 90 his own
judgment and responsibility, in opposition
TO the views Of Gen. Seoil, and the dis.
crrlioaafy orders OF the War Department.
Even Gen Butler was Of the opinion ths,
his policy would Sc. considering bis il
Ierority oil force, to retreat TO Monterey
Pal old z ick never takes the back track.
aud especially in The face OF 40 enemy.
To that .fitmness and sagaciiy which led
him 10 retain. bis position, he owes. his
signal viciory--tor as be remarked. in
ms letter Of lhe liih of February, re
eat woeld dlmpen the ardof Of bis vol
unieers. Hls estimate OF the moral effect
.of such mose meni was doubtless jast -
The profound aud iniuii i've knoEledge
OF Holman nature that belonged TO Gene.
raj jackson. siso characterizes Gen. Tay-
aor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08

Z POTTS. =. n RnxucxPAx
WE rrineiPsl rsspss,fsily announces Il II,
nisads snd ~ public that he Fenaie De-
psr.nent q this AeadelAy win Be re .ops1sd Is
ne i1.h q April Arrangements have Dses
.1ae tof giving instrdetitn Il he ofh anertsi
e veil ns the useful branches 81 a. sducasion.
Iue assistants, male and fsmait. having 81.
Psfiencs u is.chisg, have besa enploSrA q Is,
sist cons.tnii5 u The Acsdsmt whns : ADJ
who hes hsd s1periencs II leachint mGs;c. y II
give iasirucsion % this branch. and ksntlsnsp
seli squah6ed. win give insiruction ID draw
Ing aad rsin,iag. In believed he amount u
sssisianee rendered. and consequently ths con.
slant attention which will bel gwen q The pn-
pills 10 both departments, viii, Is far Is possi-
bic, ensure their success.
While the Principal viii devote his time
particularly 10 ihase pupils pursuing The higher
studies, be will iikswise pay al necessary az
ieoiisn 10 those less advanced. and 10 pains
viii Be spared in order thar general satisfaction
may still be given.
The expenses for tuition, board. &c. Are o.
W $50 per session of twenty three weeks.
HiIishorovEh. Va, April 8. lS4T--3t
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IrE,ls PROM rHE ARMY.

MfSslsSiPR REGIMENr.-The I'd regiment from
Mississippi. who occupied this place fora few
days, lett here on Sunday morpsng. Their orders
Instruct item 10 proceed directly 10 Monterey
From the reputation that preceeded them, we ex-
pected they would prove an upuiahageabe set Of
boys; but, taking everything Unto consideration,
their department was much better than could
reasonably have been anticipated. Those Of the
regiment with whom we became acquainted would
reflect honor upon any body Ofimen. Gen. G. III.
Price, its Quartermaster, we have heard spoken
of as perfect model Of gentleman, possessing
the most noble and generous Impulses
The regiment ORIG inally nnrhbered $50; present
strength, $50; dead, 1856; discharged. 65. Oi
the $50, fifty are sickthe rest in the very best OF
health, an all eager for the Fray"
Speaking Of the Mlssissippians, Matamoras
correspondent saysi
Mafamoras has settled down into quiet again.
All apprehension Of an attack from the Mexicans
has died away. During the excitement nearly
the entire Mexican population remored, and still
remain away. The Mississikpians are a wild sci
Of bhoys, and would frighten people with sto1ter
hearts than the Mexicans. Their first appear.
lance in the Plaza struck terr,r 70 every Mexican
heart. Their drill IS peculiak to themselves, and
in forming their eyolations they are thrown into
al sorts q postures and attittde throwing them.
selves On their backs, crawling on their bellies
and lodging and cayorting About IN manner per.
iecily original AS tolheir fighting, there can be
no doubt that they would rim tilt against the
devil. backed BY whole legion ot his imps-n
NORTH CARoI1NA REoniEEr.-Two compa-
MES Of this regiment are stationed At this place
awaiting the arrival Of the other companies yet II
sea. They are commanded by C1pls. Wilson and
Dnrran. From ! few hours conversation with
them. We have fakennp Tie idea that the Old North
STATE win never have cause 10 blush on their &C.
count.
10 NJ Saor.-.The traitor Riley, who deserted
q Fort Brown, for the Mexican service, in April
lasf, and pointed The first cannon that was fred
We perceive b. "a extract from the Tampico Sen.
|tinel vas arrested at Monterey. in character Of
Spy and sen, % Tsmpico. 70 expiaie his traiterou,
'cgndnst.
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OCEss II a. ssiiinsr .fnrsisiA !
hSril 8. s. r. n.

I'LL - - - -
CATTLE The marksi cas- net seiiVs, b1i,
ewing % the light s17flSs prices advanced u
ssaDi pr 100 los. p ,Ef hpof: equal p ssitF.-
Is fei, ssd assrssine e3,63l-
FLOUR -Aboel 500 bbls- were seld his
net.isg Al q. ia. bal beldsrs are nou stkisg
te,35,
On Saturday there uas sale 81 90 3ol3- q
City Mills Fl6ur 81 s6,25. To-day ihere = an
active inquiry, and slshoag1 there eefs one g
tWe snail parcel, SD q IS IS hoidefs gcnersl.
D. sFu 1rm q sc, 50.
GRAiN.-Sales to-day Of No reds q i33a
i37 cts sad Of vRgluia phiis a lt5cie Sales
also, on Saturday and TO-DAY, Of pe1as- reds q
l37 cts
Corn has alss &C saneed Sales 81 vi yellow
to-day 81 ee cis- add Of uhile al 60s61 eis.--Fs-
eSipts light Sales Of Penna. yellow d 50 cts,
for nli, and so Gems for ropnd.V
We qooie Md. Rye a i5a00 cts 4 sale Of
Penna. a. Sc cents.
Oats have deelIned. A sale vas made this
nornihg 81 l3seis- and others later il lhe day a
10 CTS
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To the Ladics.

NHl-undersigaed takes this method 81 ID
forming tbs Ladies Of Charlsstown snd As
vicinity, thai she has again commenced IL
MANrAU MAKING BUSINESS. hasinr -.
moved 70 Main Street, one door east of CsilsrN
Hotel. where she can Be found at 40 times rea
dI 70 serve those who may favor her with their
patronage. She hopes she viii again sse her
old friends and patrons who are already aware
Of me neaiaess and dut ability &c her work
She would say 70 iheu aad all new patrons
who may favor her usih their vo.k. ,k,t Il sll.lI
to done 10 The neatesl mannef ana anoo ~.
shortest poss lille Lnicp. as she i. bet,er prppsr!
cd 10 give her entile attention 10 their ser, -
than she has ever been heretofore. 70 Iii Is,
would say, she viii AZ her best 10 rieass ana
secomniodase. She vill ke supplied viii lhe
SPRING FASHIONS Is soon as ihey can 81
obtained. ELyfRA s BFSoOKf
Charlestoun. April /, fSi7-3s- Spirif.
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,sntinR Ihs sialsmsnis pubIisted u he
Sun EoiS 5oldsdo. from which Ne e..
rscied 80 eopioosIy yesle55sy. Il !,
here dated thai The Mexic3n los u Kill.
Y lad 9ocndsd. rsD 500 men. and
900 pfisoners--among The latter. Gen.
Esxis. md their Adiutsnt General.
The dIseomfturs Of The MexicsnS L
escribe& Is eomplele. and she lusiiives
e sspseysnled 10 have been pnfsued By
af troops . far o Il miies N some ca
10.
Gsaersl TsyIor, duri6g ihe bai,lt. seat
i've hundred men around. 70 occa2y The
psn % lie moanisins, u The rear 81 The
1s1iesn srmy.
ssnls Anna. with 80 nsn, Va. ii.
6ra to retreat. and had barely lime 10 e..
tsps this dsischme1t. The remainder
pf ibe Mexiean army. By the sccounis,
we're hemmed 10 % this aide Of The pass
bed can only effect their retreat By de-.
pefslt measures. -. besides the difiesliy
81 s1seiing he psss 10 ihe mounisins. the
aesests De beyond them il The direction
|Df San Luis P0fosi. without uaisr o. other
|suppiiss.
The battle-ground lies about Is miles
this side oT4he msunisins where the Mier
prisoners were re.,aken 10 1873 sfter
having -overpowered snd escaped from
their guard.
DISPATCHES -Tbfee Mexieans. en-
ployed ID carrying dispatches from Mst.
amosas 70 points above. have been cap
iufsd and executed BY their country
Two out Of three, who we're employed 10
bringing the news Of The battle from Sal.
clio, were killed on the way.
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AdminisfralOr's Sale.

Administrators Sale.
KTlLL be offered At Public vendue, on the
w Farm lately occupied BY Ann K Chap
line, near Shepherdslown, on TUESDAY the
10th day Of this month, The LIFE ESTATE
Of the said Ann R. chspline, in the following
properly. 10 witt:
One Safe, Z Windsor Chairs,
One Settee, /. Rocking Chair,
One Dining Table, Clock,
One Cupboard,
a NEGRO WO.M.AyN named Rachel,
and her Too Children,
IN old MN named Hurry,
Too small Negro Boys,
A Girinamed Rachel, ].
a Girl named Eliza,
"A Girl named Cecilia,
a Boy named Sam, and
"a boy named Tom.
Also TIE Life Estate Of tie said
Jim r. Chaptine, in The said Farm,
iohich contains about IT'S .Acres.
TEans or SALE For the personal property.
on sII suns over Eve dollars, credit Of sin
months, the purchasers giving bonds with sp4
proved security. Fer IN sums OF, and 1nder
eve dollars. the cash will be required On The
land, . credit Of six and twelve months will be
given. the purchasers giving bond with approx
Cd security, bearing interest from date, and !
deed Of trust On The lard, ss further security.
JACOB A. SMALL,
GEORGE w. HOLLiDA,
.1iniuef Pairiek Drisk<n, dse'd.
April .. 1sl7.
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LAND FOR RENT.

DURSUANT to an order Of Inc Circuit Sd.
j perior Court Of Law and Chahcery for
JeEersoa County, pronounced On the ilh ofNo-
yembsr, 1876, In q cause therein pending, H.
which John r. Hamtamck, 30 are plaintiff. s
and John Briscoe's admir-. he. are defsndanls.
the subscriber thereby appointed Commissioa.
o. for the purpose, will proceed, On ia l0ts de1
sf .dprii, iSt7, TO rent, 10 the highest bidder, 81
The premises, the real estate Of sAid John Bird.
coe, deed 10 Jefferson county, being he farm
called PIEDMONE, for The term Of two YEAR,.
ending on the Is. April, lS49.
| Bend aad security will be required, pasable
on the LIST day Of April, le4s, and Isl April,
lS49. EDW'D E COOKE, Com
1 March IA. laA7 - 4
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MisrAR's BALsAM OF Wild 7cHRakf

The extraordinary success attending lhs use
Of this medicine ID diseases 81 the luoes. and The
many Singular cures il has effected, having ma
turaily sitraeied The attention Of manv Physi.
clans, As wsal a. me whole fraternity Of q1aeks,
yarioos essjeeiures and sGrmises have arisen
respecting lis composition; some physicians
have supposed IL % contain inodine, other gro
rant pIeiendsrs say il must eostain mercury,
aod to some spch substance they each atifibats
is singular efficacy. A such opinions are al.
iogsiher erroneous, and calculated 10 prejudice
lmsay persons sgeinst h, We PLEDGE OUR
HONOR that Il eonlains aething Of this kind,
o. anything the least injurious; 90 the contrary,
u - composed ofthe most simple Substances,
the principal Of which are the extracts Of tar
and wild cherry bark, aud The whole secret Of
It's efficacy consists 10 the mode By which hey
are prepared.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08
Important from Vera Cruz.
SUCCESSFUL LANDING or THE
AMERICAN FORCES.

Reconnaissance Landing Of The -ameri-
can Forces Carrying Red0Sbts--
Loss of Capt. .aiburtis and seUea men
-rIauestmeat of Vera Cruz, Sc. &c.
Troops were landed. after ereconnoi.
Sanee on the 9TH. BY Generals Scott. Pat
terson, Worth. Pillow. Qui,man and
Teiggs, with their Aids and The Topo.
gfsptirai corps, which approached near
the shore. towards the direction Of the
Castle. the guns from San Juan deiUlloa
opening ERE upon The party, ihroWing
shell and round shot. but without doing
any damsge 10 the accommodating party
the round shot either passing over or Iall.
ing short, and the she'll, although tbrowh
with precision. bursting Al q considerable
elevation doing no harm. One shell pass
log over the steamer Pelrita. (lhe vessel
employ ed in the feconEoisanee. aud su-
other bursting under her bow without do.
(. loe her any injury.
Gen. Worlh's division. which it's said.
has been assigned 10 the division on the
Left lisnk Of the city. from The locals Of
the landing on The South and under Pun,a
. de Hornos. had necessarily 10 move IN
.ecbelion 10 The rear. passed the right, 10
order 10 gsia his proper position Zig the
.exScution 81 which il became necessary
TO attack and take possession Of two re-
.,dogbis thrown up BY the enemy, on one
of which was piece Of artillery. and both
filled with infantry.
The redoubls were attacked, charged.
and taken. spirited resistance being made
blythe eEemy. who lost several in killed.
wounded aud ptisoneFs-our loss some
seven killed and several wounded. Cap.
tain Albur,is. Of The Cd infantry. was kill
ed by round shot. supposed 10 be from
he Castle; The bah severed bis head from
his body. the same shot taking of he arm
.of drummer e boyl and woundiaga pfi-
wits. Captain Alboflis was Virginisn,
ard formerly conducted . nwspaper 10
Mariinsbatg Col. Dixon was wounded
81 The hreasl by ! nusket shsi.
The skirmishine was. however. 20
check 70 The advancing column. which
passel steadily forward 10 lie position on
ibs Left and rear 81 The city. whore II halt
"a AID commsnced the work Of entrench-
lnent.
The general impression seems to be that
ahe city will surlenderin The course Of ten
daysof two weeks. No doub, is express
Hdo ihe sueeessIui lernins,ion Of lhe en-
ierprize.
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~
Died.

AT Hsrpers-FeFry, on the 18th Of February last,
OF lingering disease, Mr.. ABRAHAM BERLIz, a.
geo 70 years.
On the 2sth February last, Mrs MARY FUxsrEx.
vile OF DR.. Z. Funston, OF the Highlands, Clarke
County. Mira Fanstep, vas the oldest daughter Of
the late David Meade. Esp.
In Berry Vile. Clarke County, on, Monday morn.
Ing last, Mr.. jams N. N.ckLIS, aged about SO
years. He had been the Postmaster Of Berry vile
for number OF years. and universally esteemed by
the eonmuniiy for his generosity Of heart, and
honorable department.
Departed this life, recently, in Allegany county,
Mary hand, Miss B1TsI BARRAcks sged abeui IS
years, formerly. and for many years. resident Of
the visiai,y Of Smith6eld, in this county.
OBITUARY.
DIKD--Oa the aeth Of March, ct his residence
near Shepherdstoun. Jefferson county, Va, Mr.
JAMES MARSHALL, sged SO years His 10.
ness vas short and severe. He was enabled BY the
grace Of God 10 bear il with Christian fortiIpde
Conhding 10 Him stWho workeih all things after
the council Of his own tiIi," the language Of biz
heart vas Thy villbe done For sixteea year,
he had been = member Of The Presb, terisn Church.
He vas devoted husband. fond father, and W.
liable eiiizen the lJss TO the community s great,
% The church greater aud to his family irrepsrsbe
Bot our loss is his gain. May HE nemory Be blest
his example live, and mag his deeply afflicted fsmi.
~ be sustained aud sa6eiiied, add HE church Of
Which be vas valuable member Be auickened 10
new obedience.
And, On the tame day, koldr. ana Mace. Mrs.
JAns Tua1Ea. She vas On visit 10 ia IA ptrs.
ing her sister. Mrs. Marshall tisr s,isek va,
sudden violent, rapid IN It's sud Soon ter
minated fatally. 4.
., death ho1 memorable thou AZ.
Death enters and there's 10 defence,
His time there,s none can tell.
so'h we're called The sane kour. 10 jsin the Gen.
eral Assembly and Chhreh Of he frsl-born il
Heaven These are ny vofks, q. God Thy
s.nd hath done i. a.d not an enemy we would
e s,ili. sed kaou lhnt shoa AT 0od. ESQ tesck
y g number Our days that se nay sPply our heart
sa.e uisdoms and 81 thy uop1srfai grace be ena.
olea % s.ys = kor this God IL oar God. for ever
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COMPANY Orders,

.UVHE ComPanies OF the 55th Regiment, ".
u NJ, are ordered 10 psfsds ., the times
and places as follow. Adj JoAS REeD is here.
by ordered 10 muster each company.
The different Companies in the. Shepherds.
town district viii parade in Shepherdst6wp, on
Saturday The l0h Of .9prii, at II O'Clock, A. Il.
The Company forme, y commanded BY Capt.
Thomas West, will paradSla Charisstowa, Al
The usual place Of paradihg. on Saturday The
liza day Of fprff, at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
The Leetown Company will meet ct its
usual place Of parading, on Saturday the 2ih Of
.9prit, at O'Clock, P. M.
The smitbIeld Company will meet ct lis
usual place in Smilh6eld, or Saturday he 24th
n .9prii, al IL o'clock, A. M.
F. YATES, Lieut.. Col Coa,,g.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08
A CARD.

TAKE this opportunity Of offering 10 my
- friends and the public generally, my grateful
aekno wledgmentsfOr the many manifestations ul
kindness aud fer the support they have extended
10 me 10 The several business connexions 10 which
! have been engsged in this place. The present
arrangement With my brother, expect 10 be .
permanent one. and hope that my friends and
the public will extend 10 me q share Of their
patronage, and will eagage on my part to use
my best e1sItions 10 mako il their interest 10
do so.
E.P. MILLER.
Anril a lal7.