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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
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SUBSCRIPTION rRlCE IS 10

where sod is used is $50 dollars r:- rcfc where
stone, from 500 10 $500. here on level
ground, or not 80 sorp rs 10 wash, dccp plowing
" sufficient.
We usually plant cultings, and /, is invariably
done where the pcrSon buy them, roots would
be too dear, and in favorable seasons bnl llue
advantage gained. he ncr~r take hc rOu5ke 10
w0tcr Me cAnIHgS. h.Jar~ub'e SEASONS bnf fer
dtel On level ground NC plant tho from 3
TO teei apart. and from i To feet from plant
to plant. On benches o. feet between the rows,
ana from ~ to- feet from plant 10 plant. Tho
distance at which we plant depends on tho growth
oil The variety VIC plant and The exposure.
IA You should supp"s: Southern exposure
would be preferable. In many seasons with us,
even northern exposure succeeds tho b ST. We
plant two cuttings IN each hill together a, the
top, aud widely separated tho bottom; that if
both grow VIC may tho next season transplant tho
one Without interfering with the roots of the other
We have no part Of Tho cutting above ground,
covering tho upper eve about half an inch with
Garth We cat oil the cutting at tho bottom
within three fourt'ls of an inch Of the eye, ns il
IS from the cy" that the roots spring. Tho Ca
iawbn Grape is far superior 10 the lisa bella both
Tor tie table aud for vine; but, as find il not
mach cultivated with yon. concluded ii does not
suit your climate. The Isabella only makes a
good wire when manufactured ns sweet wine
by adding from to J lbs. sugar TO the gallon
W h US the Isabella rIpcns unc quail V, and is more
subject 10 rot than most other grapes. Tho
Schuy kill MuScadcIc prcsscI nS soon a gathered.
with the addition Of from s to Is OF. nr surar 10
tho gallon, before fcnn"n,a;inn. and portion of
brandy after. as is usual with Madeira wine.
makes liquor equal TO the common Madeira. or
rather tie artIrIa sod rs such, and wiIl believe
SUIT vour rIimrtr, AS ii il native Of The Schuyl-
MI river. Tn" Missouri is good table grape,
ana makes vino Of batter IunIiIv th,n Tho
HchuNIEIIi MusradoIlr, and from its growth at
Newark, New Jersey, promises to succeed well
IN oar latitude.
The il"bemont and Lcnor grapes greatly re.
scmbIc each other. Thc formor makes a fine
vine, and both arc Superior table grapes, and
may succeed i'll your latitude. The Schuyiai.i
MuscadeIIc was al Vevay called the Cape, and
was the only one cultivated.
Yours, respectfully, ~ LoyGwoRTu.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15

Noah's Ark five hundred and for,y.six
English feet long nnety-onc broad, and fifty four
high.
The walls Of Nincvnh were oHo hundred fee,
high. and thick enough for ihteb chario,s to drive
abreast.
Babylon was sixty miles within the walls. which
were soyen.y-siN feet thick and three hundred
feet high.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
FAMILY GROCERY STORE.

NIARSHALL & POWELL have opened in the
wi middle building of Wilson's row family Grocc,
ry Store, VIII may at all times be found provisions
of every kind that the country affords, and family
groceries of every description boat stores, ard all
articles usually kept in such establishments, which
will be sold the market prices, and warranted to be
Of the best qualilcs. Country prodncc of every ind
purchased. fo- which will pay the highest market
prices, GIVE Us CALL.
Van Ruren. ADril lsi7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
HENRY g. CUM ING AM,
April II, 1917.

AVE received pcrSteamcr azoo Clty, hcllahc'
Nathan Hale and Arkansas No ,, and IN store
largo Stock of Merchandise suited to the trade c
which the following is a part:
PSI Groceries.
Zoo Bags Rio aud Laguiru Coffee
N 50 hhds New Orleans Sugar
25 bbs molasses
, 300 bags salt
e-kOO bsrrels and halG barres Cincinnati whiskoy
| pipe Holland gin
Ell :. Cogniac brandy
" old ''Castilun" brandy
' 90 bbIs American do
I25 sweet Malaga, Madeira and Port wine
,I l5 " loaf sugar
IlO Tanners oil
5 :. Linseed do
q " Spirits turpcntnc
!l5O kegs Duponts rifle powder
II 30 - bar lead
pagn cider, French and American cordials, brandy
cherries brandy fruitc ess. peppermint, cloves, Gin
namon, Stoughton and wine bitters, lemon syrup, to
natto catsup, pickles, pepper saucesperm starr ant
tnllow candles, Imperial Gun powder, loung sol
and Black Teas vinegar, chocolate, Almonds raisons
prunes, currants, sardnes crackers, asPce, pepper
Ginger alum salt peter, rice, acratus, mustard bo
rix Birthstone, indigo, maddcr, coppcras, chalk, viii
ting spanish brown, white, black and rcd lead lith
crag soap, starch japan and copal varnish Leftwck
Langs and Saunders tobacc CO MANILA rope, bed cord
and plough lines, cigars, matches, pipes black ing
paintcd buckets tubs, kocers, churns, brooms, mat
risscs, jugs, dlmJo johns mackercl window glass, &c
De, Dry Goods.
4 90 pairs white, blue and green blankets
1000 ps prints, great variety Of patterns
II so bales 81 7.5 ii brown domestic
400 ps blcached shccting
20 Marlboro and Indian stripes
90 bed ticking
An inns, cottonades, blue drills, brown do apron
che snaburgs, blue and scarlet stroudng, kent'y
fem tinets, woolen and cotton shaws, Prussian do
cat -. and silk hdkfs nankns, fax, silk, and spool
ctStton thread worstcd binding coat and PANTHEON
bttons pear do. needless turkey red scarlet yarns,
spAa cotton &c,
ak Iron, steel, Hardw ware and Cutlery.
Eon (assort sizes American Eng lish blister Ger
nm stee, castings, (assorted) wagon boxes
fHtsorted Sizes nails bellows, anvs, wees, screw
tes hammers, spades, shovcls hoes rakes, log and
&c chains axes, mill, crosscut and band saws pa
bo strap aud butt hnges SCREWS
,urs cbisels gtmcts, pad locks, files, and rasps,
IS and copper kettles, teakettes KNIVES ana iofhS,
ckct knives, frying pans, steel mliiS' sho'el ana
Sos curry combs, shoe and butcher knives, razors,
k,sorq and shears, siftcrs cotton and wool cards,
sfrec mills, gun hints percussion caps, shot, fish
uE.xs, avis, grubing hoes, well buckts, &c
Hats, Boots and shoes.
40 boxes cashmere, neutrla, bcycr, wool, pearl
81 and sporting hats, palm do.
rs cases shoes, kip and calf brogans, womens
kip and calf brogans, mems slippers, womens
morocco shoes, youths and boys do,
u cases boots-fnc calf and morocco boots, kid
y, youths do.
SaddIery.
Gentlemen and ladies saddles, brides, martin
es circingles. girths, whips, horse collars, blind
Irdles and saddIe-bags.
Qucensware.
Cups and sauscrs, pitchers, IA great Variety
plates, wash bowles, dishes, tumbers. decanters,
pin, hlasks, jars, chambers, &c. &c.
IAN Buren,, Aug. !, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15

"WiIIinm." said pretty girl the other day to
her sweetheart in the Bowery. "l'm afraid YOU
don't love me any longer" don't love you any
Ionscr!' replied BiII,' don, do nothing sho.
ter"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
$4,000.

i UST opened, an invoice Of ten thousand dollars
of seasonable Dry Goods, purchased expressly for
Fall trade, consisting of blankets, fanneis, ker.
n, cassnets jeans, prints, stripes and shawls, and
ry description of goods, suited to the country and
ban trade.
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
p. Gath, 1876. 49,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15

"AX Dolls, David's Indelbe Ink, Bnily S
" do do, Music Paper, Guita and Violin
strings, Water Coors, Gold and Silver Leaf,
Blue, Black and Red Ink, Qus, Steel Pens.
various colors Sealing Wax, Perfumery of the
finest quality Aromatic Salts. all coIors of Note,
Letter, and Writing Paper Essential Oils, Otto
of Roses. Shaving, Teeth, Nail, Infant, Paint and
Hair Brushes, Fancy Soaps Of The most approved
Kinds, for sale by
W. n. & M. MAYERS, Druggists.
Fort Smith, Jan. llth. lS47. so.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
j. IL. IL d Ii Il IsTS,
WAT MAKER AND EWELLER,

w Y n wi Nc w w 1 n
R ESPECTFULLY asks leave
a. ~ to inform the citizens o
tx Van Buren, and the surroundin!
ZMNStA1 country, that he has returned anc
WN .NG settled permanently hero, for th,
w. ! AA purpose Of carrying on the above
S~ business in al its branches.
He confidently relies upon his ex
periencc, and will warrant his work to be done il
style unsurpassed in the United States Al
work carefully repaired and warranted. All kind
of Clocks and time. pieces carefully repaired, anc
warranted.
! His prices are greatly reduced, and will be
found TO suit the times. Orders from a distance
promptly attended to. Shop at Gross Hotel
Water Street.
December 10Th, lS46.-45.
BRASS CLOCKS.
FEW superior Brass Clocks Just recciv cd and fo
n sale by TORRAS & FOGGO.
May 2, l6i6.-l2.
- BBLS. spirits Turpentine;
= " Sweet oil;
" Copal varnish,
a,, STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists
Oct. 9th, 1916 81
SWAYNE'S SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &C.
A FRESH supply of this very popular remedy re.
WV STEVENSON & BELL.
BOOKS!! BOOhS!H
ItOOPERS Naval History.
" Meals History of the Puritans.
Life of Paul Jones'
Marshall's Washington
Bourreinne's Ma poleon.
Grimshaw's United States.
Says Political Economy.
Walkers Anthropologi cal Works.
Gombe on the Constitution of Man.
Mills Crusades and Chivalry.
Presidents Messages.
Stcrne's Works.
Pocket Maps of Texas, Oregon, and California
School Books and Statioery.
Forsale by WALLACE& WARD.
Aug, goth. Is A.
tANDS Celebrated Extract of Sarsaparilla, receiv.
= cd direct from the Manufacturer, and for sale
wholesale and retail by
VIII, & M. MAYERS.
Fort Smith, Mrrch G, 1847.
TUM Shellac; Black pepper;
" Salt petre; Yellow soap;
Pearl ash; Madder;
Ginger root; Indigo (best);
Alspice; Logwood;
for sale by
STEVENSON & BELL.
Oct 2ith. 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15

NJ" 50 Nad.-rho patients in the Lunatic
Asylum, Uucn. y. Y, held II meeting cns Iho
18Th uit. for the relief of ireland, DR.. Brigtam
IN the chair. Eloquent speeches wero mac ind
the sum of SlOG 80 subscribed by tho eficers
and attendants. ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15

Total in North America, l,0G0.332; Great
Britain. lI2.02J; Europe, l4i,Il5; Asia, S,l3G;
Africa. IL I. Grand total, I.2l3.G1l. Churches,
Is O3j; ordained ministers, 10000.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
Pay of Artillery and In

Pay of Artillery and In
| fantry Soldiers. and oiPay of DRAGooNs and RI
| DRAGooNs and RIFLEMEN FLEMEN when mounted.
! rhen Serring foot
Pay per Pay perPay for Pay per Pay per Pay for
month annum. > years. month. annum. Five years.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15

Total number of the members of thctL .ytJs
Church in the United Stn,rs. 722 49I; Er,s'-@.l
preachers, l.l75; ordained ministers, ,NsHnc,
churches, 9,79J. ta~w
Number of members in British rovies<s ssy
West Indies, 36,7J2 fE
Total number of members in tho Unted St6tl
including Anli-MIssion. Siy-PrincpIc. epf46
Day, Church Of God, Complexities, ahd q ~
Tim Cnnnnx xinn | l0N 10 - -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15

United States Able
II Of
the War"w wHhNe
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15

StANDS Celebrated Extract of Sarsa parilla receiv
- cd direct from the Manufacturer, and for sal,
wholesale and retail by
w. H, 4 M. MAYERS.
Fort Smith, Mprch 6, IS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
NEW BANK INMAETINsBuaG.


b the active sxeriions 81; the Bslksley dele-
sstss,. Msssp. Bosk and Small. aided By ,iessrs-
Sloan snd-G sllsber 10 the stnslr, NE Lssisla-
'iurs has bssn Induced 10 sfahi 10 ihe people 81
berkeley ner Bank, ufh esPitslsf one
hundred thousand dolIsp, The Poloaae RE-
gien has not heretofore had suficisney d
Banking Capital. 70 saord ihs proper esnDsr-
cIalfaeill.es, and the consequences has been, that
isFgs ifibnts has been Jeariy paid 70 he viii
IismspoFi and Haeersioss BaLks, for ihe par
iisl pceemmodsiion obtained By eisizens % vir-
ginia. The cirsulaiion 10 Berkeley i largely
infused With Maryland nolesfso that the people
encounter sone1of the evils, and bui fswef the
advantages, OF that eirenlliisp.
il has Lsen wisely determined that The com
mereial and sgiiruIiural community Of Berkeley
shsll have their own Banking facilities. and Be-
relieved from heir state Of dependence on other
neishhorhoods. Il l. bai justice here 10 stale,
hats large debt ef gratitude is due 10 EpsusD
PEnpLrror, Esq, for his szertiobs whilst on I
visit to Richmond, 10 the diffusion OF correct
informaiioa AMONGST menLsr,, on this Subject.
He vas ipdefsIigsbIs, and biz labors hare not
been 10 vain.
We hsve no doubt the Sank Of Martinsburg
vilIte speedily organized.- = HIN. RIP.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

.,ss;.t. :, osrrrr;I'<. i CI5rks cs1.lY. 1't.l
I6s I.Frc<iSn q IA1nst q Co.'S tIf@| .<''
enisk. Tkonss ~. neyecIe}. ~. tln1f' TT
- $3.50 ||.1rulct. ~. ||f@r .'.|4f'
0'.I - |.II1... tok1! nil1lIt-o1. \. 2.
r-S1't.... l11.|t A LII<n, tof|&<p L<|i| ~
.s,I 8nilh. L.1s 4. Ffse. |Ilist C..,.e'
-. I.hn Elfn< I.|r A'eSaetet, ttss<. }. "A
f.faief. ProlIn<t II4cofnI><. Senn&I q.
xnsl.<r. fhpnsi Nccorni<1 D31isI ~ Severn.
II sshsn1li 9uraeI,, 80 r<aBs =. lerlrzl, or
.uf fsni Il lhen sd - All eoot, - ne sane
csonsr. ns1ef he tisesiiop ~ ar four q he
c. nnsssisnrrs aoprc enaet for Iorfy9lllc, a.
- ~ d<paiies ~ ssenls fhon any fsu Of
- III. f.s.s:r ssss,<d, III .k.s ,essn ,hou-
sad dsI,ars ,issil have bstp ubscsibed, iks sub
scuh<rr, ihsir treaicrs, n6ipipisirstoEss Dt -.
sises, shsll Be and are hesebS inepfporniet iaio
: Company bg TIE nane fndstyIe 81 "rhs Bef-
rysfls ard Chafle>toHn Ipsapike coRpanY. y
sablst; - he proSisions ~ ~ Get eelif.ed aan
al prescfibEog trrtaia gtatsSI rtgnIatisns Tor
tbs irc7cbnfauEa - Tefnfike cempanies =
Provided, ThaFfhs said ealnpsry shah clear
their road fpfly feet sig, and eens,ruci
The same eifhieen feel vide and ihsifhs <fsds
q ,sd rped shall 40 nhere sxcrsd hse dsEf<rs.
Bsilfurbef enseird, Thai he Board OF Pob-
lie Works be sbd they are 3eisby dEssfied 10
snssefibe On behalf q The Gommon ~ssIib Tor
twe nfshs ofthe Capital sinet - sid Company
sEfsaatls 70 The lerms Il he Ar passed Febauaiy
lib, 1892. entitled '.an aet brescsibing csftsin
gsBefal condiiioas On uhish future snbscti2tiour
20 the capital Il joint stock 3smPshies shall Be
made % bshsifef The Cemusanvesllh' y
This set shall Be 10 force fSsm is passsee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

"
An impression has beer heId 81 many
persons in The Southern end Of osr coon.
y, ihat John A. Thomson. Esq. pss OPP
posed 70 the Berryvills aud Chailssioun
Tornrike. We are sble to remove shi.
impression. ferroneous ssi, i. and cslcu.
lated 10 do injury 70 Mr.. T.. } BY stating,
TIA. ID conversation with Mr.. Thomson
come time before the passage Of The Act.
be declared himsslfin il fssor. sndfur.hel
remarked. that II elected 10 the Legisla.
iure, be would exert himself 70 have ,
Company Incorporated.
A bill ofincorporation has been passed
|yetwe deemed II but justice 70 Mr.. 7. 4
say ihis much 10 reference 70 bis view
anterior 10 the passage 81 the bill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
oros.ry s.l.. 3. AI..anarl..

Weiearn from the Gazette that on Fri,
day last. The cargo Of Schooner Fountain
from Trinidad. consisting d l27 bids,
tiercss and barrels, prime Muscov.dc
MoIssses. was offered i Auction. BY A,
j. Fleming. Auciioneer. aud 81 hhds.
sold d 3 cents; 5 ,ierces sold at b cents
balance Withdrawn. Also. small
cargo Of salt. daily expected TO- arrive
from Liverpool. Worihing,on brand
500 sacks, 10 10 the too, g. A. al Sl.25. ~ 30
500 q 70 ~ \. 81 Liza. e
ESQ 4 10 !" Fine Sal, At las.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
vlnGlsIA LkalsLArunE.

4 3
The Legislature ofiheI State Of Virginia
Adjourned on Tuesday. ifler labUrious
session Of l07 days-hayipg passed an
unusually large numbersof laws amount
ing probably % upwards Of 800. many Of
them Of vital and enduring Importance
Rarely hasa Legislature assembled in
which there we're larger Aggregate Of
islen,--nevst one which has scied upon
more enlightened Iibersl views Of Stale
policy. Its legislation, tits 10 be hoped,
will constitute : new epoch 10 The for
tunes Of The ola D{ninion--ons "a
which future gtners.iont may point with
Just pride. - Wig. ,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

'-ft - 80 - u - = ~----+-s
a.s.-....' ,..s.A is. ls...
si4-rks on3s,silss1 hsvs >ssn ck.rr.
"a eth ~ aere<.EIs inI1 of i1reIniae y61 "a
the D<I<<alrs iron III ,stefsi Co1n,,es Il liz
10th ceng'esssoasl Disri6,, assembisl Ibis al
10 consentien. have onaniGeusly selected yo1
- The Wig Candidate fof Congress.
Rspssing unboonded confidence b The purify
of Jonr Wing pfiacipiss, = cell = . yous ~
and ability 10 msiutsin he Wig cause before
The eieciefb Of The Dlsllicis % respectfully Isl
your acceptance Of ne nonihsl lon=and pish
nc yoa he success which i das 70 he ptinct
plcS ycu are expected 10 uphold,
We have The honor 70 Be
Your friends and obi. seryts
EDGUND 4. HUNTER,
BENZ. MORGAN,
WA. G. FERGUSON,
JOS s. DUCKWALL,
JOSEPH TiDBALL,
THOS C. GREEN,
EWEEL BAKER,
LLOYD LOGAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

The BosNEr FKvEa The Philadel
phia Ledger states tba, this complaint,
which At stated periods. amount almost
10 an epidemic among the bellies Of oul
city. is about to commence. judging from
the tempting display made BY the milIin.
|ers; aud that their male readers. who
stand in the light Of husband and parent
may shortly expec, % have urgent de,
maads made upon their purses.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

~.
Messrs Editors :--ln comPIiaucs with eau
in your paper, Q meeting Wss he 4 ii Mr..
Abell's Ro,el, and six delegates srpoiated 10
repi esentihe vutersof this precinct ID The Ceun-
y Convention, lately held st The county court
house. I, sirs, was one Of that npmbsr, ard
the only person from Hsrpers Ferry, hesitate
not 70 say, who did truly and faithfully repre-.
sent the voters Of this precinct. The seeing
q, Mr.AbeIl's was poorly attended. from shs
|factthat voters generally desired md expect-
ed thai Harpefs-Ferry would De honorsd with
candidate this spring, Il. who would Be sp-
pointed to attend The convention. But, sirs,
their hopes we're defes ed. and thst too, b heir
own Do egstes. e1eIed Mr. Wm. ( hsmbess
and subse qucntly several other gsnilemsn II
HarreTs Ferry. who were each in turn /. iecisd.
Then proposed 10 my colleagues 10 select ons
| r., m smang our cillzens, and ! would Be Win
then. Although disposition uas manifesisd
| on the part q the Delegates rspEsnrntipg The
other precincts 10 accommodate themselves 70
orr wishes. for proof d The fact They, ID con-
junction with the other fss, yeted fof The man
presented 70 The convention BY Mr.. Isaac Smith
Of Harpefs.Feuy. Sirs, ais sligms upon Inc,
fair character Of orr citizens, t6 be thus underJ
rated BY her own delegstes, and unless the ~
tiers be careful 20 know the sentiments &c their
delegates, they msy hasseause 10 eompIsln
hereafter. fcur's, I4I
JOIN SPANGLER, Inis Delegate.
n. 81 The s:aten ent made sbovs ~ Mr..
Spangier, and knowing that thele win be no
candidate offered By The democrats This spfinr.
and Ii yindicaiionof our inst rights, snpcnnce
again. ihensme Of our most worthy fsIiow-ciiis
zen, Mr. WM. cHAnBEps, - suiiabls eandi.
date 10 represent Us 10 The next General AsseEs
bly, Of Virginia We have wasrel cur claims
time after time. il the cbpice az csndidsie.
ard have most cordialiy and nniledly given our
suppert4io each Of ibe several csndidstss ME.
scented p W. from other precincts, but sirs, 10
be banded sbaul and spprted with s. toy. q
svery election, to the acrommodaiion Of every
clique, bry room b eourt jsnfo, and isunied il
the bargain, - choose not.
Therefore. conscious Or our eaD ability, We
viii, As q becomes Us. acs upon ths conservative
Byineipte Of patty rights. With our candidste
We rise Or fall this spring Our Candidate iBahc
people's candidate, becsuse be Is The unflinch-
ing advocate of tqiaI rights, upon tho free
white basis. He IS slso an odvcraie for ! free
school system, founded upon equal is atiob. -
he also goes strong Cor The Improvement Of fh6
Shensndoah River, which measure clone ought
r. gusrsniee his election. He Is one III your
bsrds6sted mechanics and ne call rpon al me-
chsnics 10 the county, u CONC 10 our lid -
With him We sink b. sscim Yrs. truly,
JOSHUA cox,
GEO. W. DUDROW,
ISRAEL RUSSELL.
henry HODDIN0TTs
FRANCIS n ANDERSON,
BENJAMIN HENTXEEL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

60
The trade Of our city 10 the various
items Of Bsesds,uifs. says she Balimere
American. continues Il 81 sc,ive. twill
Be seen from he dsiaiIs given on lhs
third page Of this mornings .dnuiean,
THAT during he week Gliding yesterday
evening, twelve vessels have cleared loi
Europe. with csreoes coAprising 81 .S04
barrels Of FIsur; l20. 500 tusheis 81 Corn
&. es3 bushsls o. Whes. $50 bausIs d
Corn Meal. and other articles.
A table 10 the same column shows thai
tpeaty-i,po vesssis are nov taking in car
goes 81 breadstuifs for Europe.
The sales Of Flour this week. for fSrsign
export are It least %. Od0 barrels; and
lshs inspection returns q: The week show
In ssstsEsisoi receipts d kpwsrds Of So.
| 1000 bbls.
The iFtns1clions nj Psnnsy lsaniu
|Whssl received By ,be Tide Water Ca
nal. esrs 70 NE extent d "a. 600 bushels;
and 10 Corn Tie sales have slso beer
large.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

THE FRIEkps AND The IRlsH. I'VE
Iesrr that The Society 81 Friendsiu Eng
lsod. who number 10 sIl about % O0C
souls. (men. women and children havs
contributed for the suffering poor in Ire
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$40 OG0. This Is. indeed. noble-beart
ed philanthropy We learn also. that
second subscription. and BY The same
parties. il 10 contemplation, should the
distress continue. sie 81 5i
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