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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-21
The Sub-Treasury.

"Oliver Oldschool" writes the following in
one Of his letters to the U. S. Gazette:
81 understand Mr. Secretary Marcy being in
want of $l,0000oO, called upon the Secretary Of
the Treasury for that amount, whereupon Mr..
Walker gave him drafts upon New York. But
how am | to get the money to New Orleans in
CURED the Secretary Of War. oh you must
get it there the best way you con, answered Mr..
Secretary Walker. ThereuPon Mr.. Marcy had
to purchase drafts on New-Orleans, IN violation
of the great democratic law called the Sub
Treasury Law, and to the great scandal of all
hard-money, bank hating Locofocos."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-21
0br 4ttrxitan Apor.
Later from Mexico.

By an arrival at New-Oreans, from Brazos on
the both ult, the report that Santa Anna had
advanced on Saltio with large force, was con-
firmed. The U. s. officers were making every
exertion TO reach Salto in time 10 meet the
Mexicans General Scott arrived at Brazos on
the 2Sth, and would go on TO Camargo as soon as
possible. The Mexican Congress has determin-
ed not to treat for peace until every u s. soldier
has been withdrawn from Mexico, and every ship
of war left her coasts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-21
Contempt.

Polk and Dallas seem to be about as unpopu-
lar as was John Tyler. The House has twice
indicated its opinion by contemptuous rejection
of the tea and coffee tax and by refusing to Gre
ate the Lieutenant Generalship; while the SEN
ate has twice cut President Dallas on the open
ing of the session, by refusing to give him the
appointment OF the Committees, and on Monday
of last week by refusing him the privilege of de-
signaling Senator to fill the chair in his alb
Sencn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-21
NEW JERSEY.

The Message of Gov. Sratton shows a bal
ance in the State Treasury of SS,773 81 and
surplus of S37 600 is estimated for the present
year. The State School Fund has been increas-
ed to 1884 1889 80, and the Governor recommends
an increase in the pay of teachers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-21
MICHIGAN,

Gov. Felch shows balance of receipts over
ordinary expenses of So, 51l 76. The Internal
Improvement fund is separate, and has amounted
to $I775,oo7 05, with which payments on the
state debt lave been made to the amount of ST.
549,39S G7. He recommends as speedy reduc-
ton of the debt as is possible, and says that the
sale Of the state rail roads has operated we'll.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-21

MASSACHUSETTS SENATE.-By the official
returns, appears that twenty -four Senators only
out OF the whole forty, have been elected by the
people-all Wings. The vacancies, will, of
course, all be filled with Wings; so there will
not be in the body single Democrat.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-21

Nh. adams. We regret to learn that this
venerable patriot and phlIanthropist, in his eager
zeal to get well enough to go to Washington,
tried his strength too tar, and fell while walking
his chamber, biuising his person somewhat. HIS
physician has forbidden him to think OF going to
Washington this winter EpIancipGtoT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-21
The Washington Union has the following par


ave have no idea that our troops will be
withdrawn from the Territory of Mexico, or our
squadrons from her waters, as the preliminary
and condition ola negotiation. We had suppos-
ed that the President had defined his position in
this respect too clearly TO be mistaken"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-21

c. Mr.. DTLLINGHAM voted against printing
the memorial of the New England Quakers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-21

O. The official return of votes for Member
o? Congress in this district gives Mr. Peck plu-
rality of 4s3.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-21

o. Slavery has been prohibited in Oregon
by legislative act Of the settlers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15
FREY,S VERMIFUGE.
70 DESTROY & ExPEL.
VOsnNlS

MANY pages could be filed with tes,imo-
1VM mails certifying the astonishing and be
ne6cial effects Of this medicine. The follows
Ing exhibit lis merits in q variety Of cases.
Market Street Bridge, !
Baltimore, Dec s, 1915.
Mr. child was troubled with tickling in the
throat during the night-on giving her Freys1
ysrmifugs wad or 10 or IL worms rs or 10
inches lopg) and also some separste, came from
her. WIN, BERSH
Clayton Totcnship Perry O. Ohio,
April II, 1874.
7 certify that / gave 10 my child Ffeys' Yer
mifuse, aud in shout six hours after taking Il,
EIGHTY worms we're discharged. Previous 10
taking IL, the child had every appearance Of
spasms. WIN. ST0EEBRAKER.
n Hsger,iosn, Washington Co. Nd
April "a, 1874.
hereby certify that Mr. c.. of Hagers-
town, about 40 years of age, exps rienced unu-
suai appetite and unpleasant sensation about
his breast generally at IL o'clock, a. NJ. One
bottle Of FreJs' Vermifuge brought from him
FiFrf Two worms some unusually large lsaY
half an inch in diameter and 90 inches long.ln
DANIEL KINGE
The above successful remedy issold y
JOHN P. BROWN,
CharlesiOwa
A. VI CRIDLER,
Feb IL, ISl7-eowS3 Harpers Ferry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15
DIR 5s(;sIslSE
9S| G Z s Gus

Feb. le, lS4,

1TNt. GORDON'S PILES are ilulys The sick
llll mans friend No TrstSller or Famii, should
be without them. Their tiniely admi1iislraon \ in
prevent much pain and suffering, and s.sc many
valuable lives. : sF5. s
These Piliswere compounded By DR.. Gorlon a.
ter years Of study aud careful oase apan The
natuft Of fIiffereh mediciurs: and the ftetwheh
thew produe1npon different rItnsinioas I'll various
forms of itfcase They ha,e,been txtensSy, /, us,t
hy come n. orr most eminent physicians. tanA by
many private Families for seieraI Wears amd such
has bgen the sa,is!seaion asieh they4hsse ej,enJ
thatft is III my we'd that he venerable iaedam
daes noiblrhsA any material sor NM medi-
16iae, which SURPRISES for general So. desc Il
tain Caiamel Mercar, Aor aay mineral nrtlnaraiion
.a,aF lIy nrsnsrsd ~. n,
Ie Csisaa Sax. aid Eass II lei o5eiago y - =
should il beoherxise the stomach and bost Is con-
tain foul and acffti biiiou. msi.er-showihg ersa,
uecssst, far purgailye medicileI
These lIIs Do no, require particular attention 10
diet or drink and may BE taken Al An tinr.ss II.
most convenient witheuttlie fesa Of ase abil
i q take cold. -,.si " .s s 4 |,
II IS x, anl ,n tae', all
s.sss~fss go - state 81 thE Blood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

Vegetable Gnksi&fssxk AstltS,
The only knoion .nsdics4a sfhieh
iyat re same tune t'strges, pstS itlts,
and strengthens tie system.
fHsf3Rlhop &C ibe Ashrricsa a ssnls are iarE
more shAa realised, ~ DE sslesess. o. 2 * Z
{.E R0x'S yE6ETABLE uNIYEk ~. ILLS III \
o. this side or The Atlantic. Never ldid 4 med g
ieiae spring into such imMsdilte popularity -
In less than three mouihs EleuTx rAcus ASp
EcxEs hare been disposed &c; and esEuneases
of cures performed ~ then geseEEea ifom uP-
wards of rouR auEpRsp persons dhe cures
ernbraeed 1 great number 81 diseases but
those which predominateI were Bilious Fever,
sChslic. Ha6ilual Costiseuess. p ssentsry, Loss
lof Appetite. Flatulenee. WORMS, and Lowness
Of Spirits. Az persons who take them agree
that they are far superior - avery ether msdi-
cine thes bad used, 10 the raildnesss ne energy,
ana tie efficacy or their action for though
they produce neither gaips sr sasssea. they act
ur,on The secreticns with gEeataiyseiRsss, force,
ana ra,iiaisg; aud as pasgaiits lease nothing
10 81 desired But their great peculiar excel.
lenee, ana that which distinguishes them from
all Other purgaiiyes il, that their operation Is
fsi,o,csa 81 10 re acii.a TAeir auriF lsd puri-
fling aud pnrga,ive properties, for which they
are indebted 10 the essence sf Sarsapafilla, and
other ingredients, being centralized by their
highly tonic virtues, derived from the extract
Of Wild Cherry, they de- not siraia ne dfgtstirs
osgaas into acsion as IS the mode Of other eaihar
lies, buion the contrary sireagihsa Asna INTO &c
lien THUS III ether Purgsiive medifines pro-
duce more orAiess subsequent eesiirs ness, and
sl,sggishatss fef ne gastric jNiee, while Dr, lie
Rov's Pills Asars Oh tbe maGhiatry If ihe system
f4il Fl lifs md ae,ciiy, and tht sesssts open and
hGttucl al.8A
the AmericansA would confidently add,
that the trialof single box is I'll: that i re-
qiired to obtain from any person the acknow-
.iede raent that DIR. LIE IROY'sl VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS are not Only deserving Of
The enconiums which have been 50 IiberafRyl
and unanimously showeted on Them on both
sides dc the Atlantic, but Ihatlheir virtues ere
beyond all praise. Ia
For sale BY
John n. Bro,rn,
Ga charlestown..
Jos. C. Hays,E
Harpeis Ferry.
Fab IA l247
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

Woodstockr, Shenandoah County, Va.
THE nnden igued has taken The BRICK
4 TAVERN HOUSE, in Woodstock, for
metly occupied BIZ Mr. samuel Rinker. and
more recently By Mr.. James Alien. as House
Of Entetisinment 1lisdeened useless TO make
any xsnnting professions Of her intentions to
keep the House in very superior style; how
ever, she deems Il bnl justice 10 herself and to
the public 10 say. thai she is prepared 10 keep
the tavern Is well as any ever kept 10 the place,
and that il Is her fixed in,enIion 10 meet the
just expectations Of all Who may favor her
With call.
She respectfully solci,s share OF public
patronage. e. The Stages stop al this house.
CLARA MILLER.
Woodstock. Va. Jan IA. 1877 em
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

|.
AT March TerS, lst7. n he csuu.v
a. reuri 81 ys9sfion, The foileEing perss6s
Wsrs aPPpiaiea e saperinsead Tie eIeetion a
The seferaI Psecineis ID The coun,r- =, ~.
terrih Ihurstfy in Eekt meath, APPLY II i've
parsons q rsPgessnE shis county 10 he nsst
iieQss ef DeiegRtetef ibis connon wealth. ~
q prison = represent Tie District 81 Ikich
a's'eefnly les'ns cart. q he. nsxi House u
representatives. Of tie Jailed States s s.l'
az CAoissfsna- George Wm. Rsnssn. SAM
Ridsnour. james II. Bsssn, Gerard 3. MOOT,
and Fr,neiz tsil,. o. snt ne or nors q linen
a Miliisesy-Jspes Grarihan. s.m7 Co.
erea. Geoggs Murpky Anbross c. TinbsrI.kl
.sd Meredilh Helm, Of aaJ Two o. more Il
Them.
.frSksPtsrk,tqrn--Iehn n gsus,i. J sme, 4.
Chsplihs. Alex. R Bbteler, DAVID bilny5e nd
Jossph Easlsr. o. any tso 81 mere Of them.
IA HnPas.Esny-Gersrd , Wager, George
STEPHENSON. WD. , Stephens, George Man-
~, and Richard Hendstsop, Of any two or
more Of them. ss x @
taH A c0Py--Teite. = sM
=. A. MOORE, cl.rk.
Nsrsh Is. 1871 Spirif edpu. 81 $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15
YIRGINId. 10 H1f

tvYp rsT A<f 4 7.fl fr.15 -
tn s.. ks,.,., 4. s,s,t,. or.
ss Ill Superior CoarI'oi' i.sw nd & sasssy IT,
i Jefferson Count, ths flss AIondaS il sFstsax
IS 10 ". is go. ~. S.. -
y0s '8 ''sea0's' ! u ra1cr,
". - r..',,.s. n; AZ. r.,;;s
:, =
INartes Dfooks aaa t.eg''aIa = 4.
81 late partners ia der the name and Jfr1jt
~ pSrd,.p N5rkolS e. a I6xh,fsi
xe. i. s. .lj.! e. ~.
u 81 ~ "a 4fN&s
tee, Richard 0Shur9, Jnny, Isaar
.Nsrhols. Thomas Nichols. Georoa
~. 0,r.I IL. 81 q s. 81 8 y III
y go .''Ae S.s s1aeis
Hunter, Dacid L0cleheart, Pr9sciitg
4 u. (1sk,frns na,ninfSfrnf,1is, az Heroa De-
1900 $3.50 ,T,....... q c.. 80
80 - w. :. :, :. 1900 81 $500
George II. N0ngSt0n, merchants and
4 partners itl,der The name and firm 81
Ta 1. =, 1, lo..dt,. ,y,ks.,... e Il
4. A.1sss ssoss ao"'es =.
HfathaaS, FfQnfaS ~, Dangan, Qp9
George Rast, late merchants and part-
+ 2 III ~ ~ - =. IS H. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

Comprising she largest and most desirabl,
stock ever before offered in this market-cou.
sisting id part OF the following descriptions
Mems thick Boots, double and single sole,
Mems, calf and grain Boots,
Do fine seal, noToeco and grain do
Mems thick Brogans,
Do double sole, exira size,
Do fine calf and grain do,
d. fine Ius. CATER and dancing pumps,
Boys and Youths 6ne kip, seal and calf bsots,
BOYS and youths do. Brogans
Ladies' extra Gue Morocco and kid Buskins, C
Do Caters, black and colored
Misses Morocco and hid buskins,
Do do half CATERS,
Woman's leas. welt, pegged and sewed,
Do do kid and morocco,
Do run-ropuds, low priced,
Childrens Beoiees and Shoes (greai yariety,)
AIS cases H.aTS.S G.aPS. comprising Bear-
er, Silk, Russia, Cashmere, Angola, Mon
terey, Nuiria, Point Isabella, Drsb Sporting,
Ashlaaa, Pearl, Drab & Black Wool,
With az extensive and wen assorted stock Of
Palm and LeghOrn Hats.
1900 lbs Shoe Thread, assorted Nos.
$50 Hair Trunks, assorted sizes
All Of which were purchased before the re-
cent advance 10 the price OF Leather, on the
sest terms, and selected BY one practically sc-
quaiDied with tsis btsRcb or our business. We
feel therefore sale in saying that We can aud
" III efer Is great Inducements as can be found
in any Of The northern cities.
McVEIGH, BRO & co.
Prince 81. Wharf, Alex sndris, Va,
March IS. lS47. Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15
'SOOx<ss ,a.S :,
JEFFERSON LAND

AT PRIVATE SALE
TUE subscriber win SER his Farm lyioe
j one mile South West OF smith6sld, Jeffer!
son county, va,
Containing 2S9 l-s Acyes. |,
About seventy III which are covered with lhriII,
YOUNG TIMER. TaiF is strong limesions
land, with improvements ss follows: A com
Portable DWELLING HOUSE. Stone Eileh
eR, conYeAieni, smOke.house, a never-failing
we'll OF water about 30 yards from the house,
two stables andcorn house. young Orchard and
fencing good. The Terms win be moderate. =
Any person wishing 10 view the above farm " m
cali on the subscriber who hives there, or on
a. G Timberlake, MiddleEay, Jefferson corn-
RICHARD TIMBERLAKE.
ian al lsAr III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15
UNITED STATES
H @ t. ID j.,

n 2 r ID cry " q.
lTNHE undersigned most respectfully inform
= the public that he has leased The Hotel al
HarPers-Ferry, known as iheUNITED STATES
HOTEL. He has been asitered BY the kind
tes,imonialshe has received; OF the salisfat ton
and approval OF his conduct as a landloi in
chariesfOpa, and bringing to bis residencs The
experieneeof sonie years, be believes he will be
athletic maintain hischsrscier among his friends,
and to acquire new tributes Of appreciation
from The uaselling public. HE is determined
10 keep good house, and one which will re-
commend itself.
He asks the travellers By The Rail Road as
we'll as all olhersto give him one call, and il
there be any reasonable cause of complaint OF
The fare or The manner Of its service, second
visit willnOt be expected. He will endeavor 10
be polite end courteous, and all IN his employ,
connected with tss L oiel, will be required 10
practice the SAME department. Preparations
have been made for the accommodation Of yisi-
ers-singly or ia families, aud the best the
markets AFFORD will be at the service of his pa
irons. Hsjbar viii be furnished with good
WINES and LIQUORS, and his Stable will be
attended byIone Of The best ostleTs the State
can produces JOS. +. ABELL.
April 10, 1915. 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15
TAYEOR,S HOTEL,

TINE Subscribers Announce 10 the public that
= this establishment Is nov open for the 70.
ceplion Ul company. They have made exten-
siYe arrangements for The accommodation Of
visitors, and pledge themselves that every effort
will be made 10 render il both pleasant and a.
greeable,to their guests. M
BUSHRoD T7YL0R,
$50 GEO. ". SEEFERS,
WInehester Va Ian 81 la47--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15
VARIET n


"a Good Tai We heard ) story. lhe
other day. which isio good 10 be lost
Farmer Dickens. for 30 We will call him.
one u The 1eie b boring York eonaty farm
ers. Alike noisd for his shrend Ress and
pssity seiIl,. vas visited BY Joe Jenkins
snder ptelence q trading oxens. shile
his real object Wssi 10 secure one Of Farm
e. Dickens daughters. Finding 90 way
toJscsepplish his real object Nitbou, >
direct appeal 10 the old man. be yeatured
70 POP The question. and received ID re-
aora . most decided negative. Joe. was
aoi shrswd enough 10 manage hisgirls.-
Joe. aoibing dsunted. pushed the ir,de
10 oxes. ani. 10 spiis ofihe farmers
shfeWdness. succeeded 20 D bargajn BY
which The cid mar foand bimseif essen
tislly 'shsSed.s ~ the aext appearssce
Of Joe 81 Farmer Dickens, all was chang
3D. end the old man st once declared
thai be might 90 ahead. fss II he was
shrevd enoughiio chest him be would
I;ik him with the gals. Joe. vent ahead, .
took possession Of his desired object
snd thus far has shown that the old man
vas mol 10 90 error o 10 his conciu-
sioa. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15
HancC's Sarsaparilia, OF
Blood Pills. 3D..

.VXIHATis that principle which We callthe
wv blood,
The blood IS tina; principle by which the
whole system is regulated. Therefore, if the
blood becomes impure, a general arrangement
of the system must snsue; and give Use 10
Coughs, Colds, lnfaepzs, Dyspepsia, prePsy
Headache, FnlIness Of Blood, Bilious, Scarlet,
Typhoid and Typhus FeVeIs Of all kinds, indi.
gesiiep, Wesknessl OF Stomach, Rhsuma;ism
Rheumaiic Affection, Nervous Affections, LIVER
Complaint, Asthma, Pleufisy, ln6an NATION Of
the Lungs, Low Spirits, Fi,s, MeaselsI Small
Pox, Wh6oping Cough, Group, Sore Eyes, ln.
ward Weakness, worms, QUINCY, Bronchitis,
Chplic, Dlsentefy, Gravel, Salt Rhtum, Deaf
ness and other affections IF the car, ST. Anlho.
ny's Fire, Sefofola or Kings Eyil, Ulcers, White
SwelIiDgs, Tnmor, Biles, Suppressed Monthly
Discharges and Female Complsinis 10 general
Etup,ons OF the Skin, Hsbiiual Ce>as.sss ~
ell disease depending -p9 a Aitnspsnsion Of the
.srryhy secfelions.
Theretoreon thefrst appearances Of any Of
these symptcms, Aance's sarsapsriils, q blood
Pills, should be procured and used according to
the dlrectionsI Price % cents per box Of IF y
pills, or Eve boxes for one dollar,
For sa1sby SETH S }IIArSCE, Corner Of
/ChaIles and Ptsa streets, and los
Baltimore street.
six years experience has proved that for
" the cure Of coughs, colds consum ptions,
asthma, splitting Of blood, pain and oppression
Of the Breast, there is nothing equal 10 Hanee's
Compound Syrrp Of Hoarhou,rd
This medicine has now been 10 Tse dor six
years, during which time there has been q con.
slant demand forit, and lis popularity .inste ad
Of declining, has been always on the increase
During this time many new medicines have
sprung up for the cure Of HE above complaints,
some Of which lasted only few months, and
others not as Tong but Hance's Syrup has
steadily gode on gsinng favor with all Glasses
of society until il has now become identified by
many families asa
REGULAR FAMILY MEDICINE. 4
To those who have never used the Com
pound syTapFof Horehound, this notice is par
ticulsrIy directed 10, as TO those ho have once
experienced it's peculiarly happy effects, any a
praise ofsils merits would be snperfuous.
Price SO Gents per bottle, or 6 bottles for
Aibemarle street, near Wiki.
Price SO cents per bottle, or six bottles for
$3.50. q Prepared and sold by SETH S.
HANCE, l06 Baltimore street, and corner of
Charles & Pratt sts. For sale also by
JOHN n BROWN,
@,++.+f Clbariei to,cn
JOSEPH ENTLER,
Shtpktrdsfoirn |
A. ~ CRIDLER, i
s4% Hafpers Ferry |; aud
DORSEY & BOWLY, /
Jan 81, I647. ass Winchester.
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15
Cash for Negroes.

HyHEssbseriber i. saxious TO purchase :
II large number Of Negroes Of both sexes,
sound and likely. Persons having Negroes 10
dispose Of viii find ii 10 their interest 10 give
him call before selling. Is be will psy The
very highest eess ,.sisss.
He can be seen At the Befkeley Courts, al
AlafiInsbbfE, on ihs second Monday, aud al
Berryyille On the foafih Monday in each month,
and uk-siiyls his rezidence IN chsrlestown.
All letters addressed 10 hin viii be promptly
sltended To- WILLIAM GR0FF. /,
CharIeslown, Nov 2c l5t6-tf
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Clarke County Land for sale.

Clarke County Land for sale.
{NtiE undersigned, Wishing 10 dispose az his
- Farm, situated 10 Clarkc County, Wa two
and half miles from Summit Point Depot, on
the Winchester snd Rniomse Rail Road, Owe
miles north 81 ferrysille, Oilers II az private
sale. The ssfm eor,siaS about a-F
$50 Acres
kslty Of s4A.ch are 10 good timber A detailed
descriptions is deemed pseecessary--sniseei. 10
ssy, great bargain VIII be .sisen. Posse,sion
given On The lst Of January ]nexi, oEsooner Il
desired. TH1s. W. MCCORMACK.
RerIytiiie, June 1. lSs6-if.
The 20 ie'siSasd !. authorized and viii al
iead % tAs sale Of ne above properly.
sH,.. r. aecoRahcK.
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]. Gregg Gibson. N. b.

D EsPECTtULEY' sfFers hisseFvicss to The
~ pablic. He hes become associated With
Dr-STRstTh, 50 that he can have Tie bensfs
Of Dr. slrailhs coansei, aud may Be alrsys
found u his Office, unless professionally absent
Jan 81. 1871 -3h Az - sAks I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

Besi DsiaiiiOn Of a Dfunkard rd.--At
. recent session Of the court, held II
Brooklyn. aprisoner was arranged for get
,iag drunk. Qaite number OF witness
g had been examined and got along very
comfortably. Al last young woman was
called upon The stand. who gave ! very
sintelligeni. straightforward story. 20
much 30. tina, the was ii once msfKed,
BY the defendants counsel. as very i'm
pOrilnt witness, Upon cross examina.
lion. she was ssked By the lawyer how
she knew the man was drunk. and
when. according TO her notion, she con
sidered alman drunk She slraiedieaed
mp st least six inches in her shoes. and
looking The lawyer straight in The eye,
said she, Sir, | should call man dtank
when be couldn't walk straight when he
couldn', talk tra;eM. end when be used
bis skirftos0m for spl Dor Il
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z Onscl The creates, sureiess operations
on record isthal Of alf WISE whose be
lisni had one leg ianeer ,ksa The other
|, He drove 10 The long ssg, which ma IL
then both 81 size-
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The senior;Partner 10 The above Card would
say 10 bis lristis and 10 the public generally
thai he 4 $ ses;n resumed, with renewed zeal,
The n<.c.iee .ofhis profession, which tae duties
Of u1.Iic If. for the last few years, have cons
pslIed- him 4, ! measure 10 neglect. 10 ali,
ii,ep. NJ. ,<oull entrust their business to his
'ehar1 1Sems il orly necessary for him 10
IN. Is again prepared as heretofore,
-. energy. 10 do battle 10 their cause.
11| .ect, with ali his ability, Tie rights
AID iA-1-e1fs Of his clients He can generally
be found when not elsewhere professionally
engaged. al his ON q in Charlestbwn.
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