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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

VERMoNT.-The recent Wing State Con-
vention of this dyed-in the wool Federal State,
endorsed the Wimot Proviso out and out, and
denounced the war in every shape. The Fed
eralists of the North and the AboIit6nists are
now openly and unequiyocally leagued to-
gether as one party. What say the Wings of
North Carolina to this state of affairs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

SPEAKER OF THE HoUsE.-The Washington
correspondent OF the Baltimore Clipper says
that amongst those spoken OF as the Wing as.
Plrants for Speaker ofthe next House of Rep.
resentatives, are Chapman, of Maryland, Vim.
ton, of Ohio, Caleb Smith, of Indiana, and
Winthrop, of Massachusetts,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

What's the matter There was General
Review of the militia of Caswell county, in
this State, on the 10th ult. Capt William
son, who was sent home to obtain recruits for
the N C. regiment, was present, with his lists
for volunteers open-sundry patriotic speech
es were made-but not single man came for
ward to put his name down. Caswel coun-
ty gave 1852 votes for POLK, Dallas, and
Texas" and 2S3 for Henry Clay
[Chronicle, of Wednesday,.
ANswER.-Robert Treat Paine, the appoin-
tee OF the Federal Governor of North Caroli-
ma, is the commander OF the North Carolina
Regiment. This, we think, is the true answer
to the question put by the Chronicle
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

JARED w. WILLIAMS is the Democratic
candidate for Governor in New Hampshire.
OF conrse, there is no doubt OF his election.
The Granite State almost always comes right
side up.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

LIE REVENUE STILL 1NcREAsING.-UndeI
inns I1 mead the Union gives returns from New
ork' Philadelphia, and Baltimore. which
shew that the receipts in those three cities
alone, Tor the month of October of the nresent
year, exceed, by upwards of half q million
hose OF the same month last year under the
Tariff of 40. "'0ei 'le
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

LATER FROM SANTA Fey an arrival at
St. Louis, says the Philadelphia Bulletin, we
have Santa Fe dates TO the 9TH OF Sept, All
was quiet there. There was a rumor that
the Mexicans had driven the American traders
out of chihuahua and destroyed their proper
ty. Com Stockton and his party arrived a.
St. Joseph's on their way home, and left there
on the 10Th July. In that vicinity all was
quiet
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

Colt is announced in the ST. Joseph's (Mo.)
Gazette, that Senator Atchison will not again
be candidate for one of the Senatorial chairs
of the State Of Missouri
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

NEW YORK ELECTIoN.-As the reader might
have foreseen, we are thoroughly whipped in
the Empire State. The Wings have elected
their whole ticket for State officers, and large
majority IN both branhces of the Legislature
This result we foresaw. The split of our par
ty IN the State is the sole cause, for at the last
election, which was for Judges of the Supreme
Court, the Democratic majority was about ff-
teen thousand, and now the Wing ticket is
elected by upwards of $4,000 majority The
Wings themselves have not the foly to claim
this as Wing triumph they cannot. For
had the "Herkimer Convention" Democrats
voted the regular Democratic State ticket, it
would have been carried by at least a majority
OF 10000 votes. The result, however, is such
as TO make every Democrat in the Union sad.
1t ought, too, to excite feelings of regre: in
the minds of Southern Wings. For the Dem
ocratic party of New York has been defeated
because of its standing up for the rights OF
the South. Southern Wings, then, as we'll as
Southern Democrats, ought to regret the un-
fortunate state of affairs which now exists in
the Empire State. The Wings there openly
identified themselves with the Aboitionsts,
and portion of the Democratic party, unfor-
tunateIy for the Union, faltered on this, for
the South, all-important question. We do
still, however, hope and trust that the Demo
cracy of the Empire State will take a calm and
patriotic view of the ll-starred Wilmot Pro-
viso question, We hope they will yet cover
themselves with the gratitude of the South
by putting their heel upon the head of this
loathsome monster which threatens the perma.
nencY of our glorious Union
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

NV .su1xcroN Collins, ESQ is authori-
zed to collect and give receipts for our paper
in his neighhorhood.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

PH1LiDELFH1A, Nov. s.-ssIes of 800 OH pol.
Flour. Pennsylvania brands, at $3.50 oAies 70,
bushels prime red Wheat, at Sl'3o per OuShe'
Corn, sales, prime, 10 cents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

Mr. FLAGG-Thc Directors of the Hudson
River Rail Road Company, have secured the
services of this gentleman as Treasurer, with
a salary of $4,000. Mr., Fagg, it will be re-
collected, was the candidate of the division of
the Democratic party of New York, known as
" Barn burners for the office OF Comptroller,
at the Syracuse Convention.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

GEN'L Tom 1HUMB.--This little great man
was in Charleston at last accounts Why
didn't he give our town passing call
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

Butts Pdupers.-The whole number ~
Paupers IN England is stated to be 64O,265
Wiiine annual meeting ofthe Stockholders of -.
sonic HsT q Raleigh Rail Road convened at The Ma
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

SENATORIAL FIGHr.-The Philadelphia Bull.
letn of Monday last, says that Senator Han
negan and Mr.. Mcdonald, had street sgb,
in Charlottesville, Indiana, when and where
the Senator got rather severe drdtbihg.-
Senators, whether democrats OF wings should
not do such things.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

u-The following statistics Of the heights
of our Presidents may be interesting to some
of our readers. twill be seen that they have
been considerably over the average size of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

GENERALS SCoTT AND TAYLoR.--The fol-
lowing extract of a letter written by Colonel
Jefferson Davis, in reply to an invitation tc
attend a Barbecue in honor of Gen. Taylor
given by the citizens of Concordia Parish, La.
will throw some light upon the reasons why
and wherefore a large portion of the troops
were drawn from the valley of the Rio Grande
and ordered to General SCOTS column. il
will be seen that it was upon General Tay.
lor's own recommendation that this disposition
was made:
Before closing, | will recur to a recent
and characteristic exhibition of his disinteres-
ted patriotism. He was called on by the ad-
ministraton for his opinion as to the best mode
OF prosecuting the war with Mexico. In view
embarrassments which surrounded General
Scott, and the Importance of the operations in
which he was engaged, Gen. Taylor recon-
mended that a portion of his command be
sent to reinforce the southern column. Fol
the good of his country, he sacrificed his long
deferred hope of an advance at the moment OF
his fulflment, and doomed himself to the worst
punishment of a soldier-inactivity on a line
of defence For the good of his country, all
personal ambition, all rivalry, were forgotten
he gave his vest also to man who had ia
ken his coat and left him exposed to the
storms of Buena Vista,
"Permit me to offer you for the occasion:
General Taylor-The soldier who never
surrenders; the citizen whose love is for the
country, the whole country the man whose
sacrifices are all of himself.
Very respectfully; YOURS,
"JEFFERSON DAVIS"
MORE TRooPs-The Executive has deter
mined to call out another Regiment of volun
teers from Tennessee. The preference is Civ
~. "a IL 4o. oor,, no. Los nlroad1r raised
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

The Mexican Eagle" is the name of a new
Mexican journal, just commenced at the cant.
tai. The editor does not believe in opposing
obstacles to any negotiations that may lead to
an amicable adjustment of the differences, and
says that Providence has decreed the destiny
of the nation The following is the substance
of motto at the head of the Eagle: IAN
honorable peace ennobles nations, and the
magnanimity of the North will NOT let them
offer Us terms other than honorable
Gems. Rncon and Bravo have been exchan-
ged for Capts. Heady and c. NJ. Clay, and 9TH
er Encarnacion prisoners.
mere has been revolution in Guadalajara
Mr.. Kendall thinks Gomez Farias is at the
bottom of it.
we nave thrown the above items together
IN the utmost haste, and without an opportu-
nifty to arrange or revise them. In our next
paper our details of events will be more annie
and we hope more consistent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-12

Gov. SHUNK.-The Perry County Demo-
crat, and the Doylestown Democrat, recon-
mend Governor Skunk, of Pennsylvania, as
the Democratic candidate for the Presidency
in 1S4S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

IrF q ~ H'-.@-1 -
The = s.. brig Wsshin rton. u. CON.
nsnding P. Lee. s days IRON Anioa
Lixardo. arrived OF Mobile Point. yss,sr-
day nof1ink hpnnd Tor Reasaeois. II.
Rogers.of he Navy. hesrsg Of dsspsiches
10 Wasbspyson. uho esps 7ss enger 10
ibs Wrshing ton. Vas placed. on board :
pilot Boat outside the bar snd reached
here last evening.
We are indebsed io1.ienl. Rogers. for
the informsiion that on The morning be-
fore the Washington sailed. the steamer
VIXEN arrived from Tobasr3. Bringing ia
ielliseoee that shortly after Com. Perry
left Tobssco. Com naadeF B,eelow who
had been len in charge Of thai post wen,
opt about 8 miles iron The towa and. al
lacked and put 20 Iout largely superior
ieics Of The Mexieaos. with the loss o.
Two killed and some SIX or eigh: wound
ed.
We are indeb:sd 10. L.. Rogers. FOX an
account Of Gre on board The sleau ship
Mississippi:
on.,he night Of the 2,d Jalv, about 10
O'Clock. shortly alter The eff GERS and
Grew Of ihe Mississippi had turned 10. al
alarm was heard from ,hs engine soom
from one Of the engineers. ealing earn
esily to- the fremen 10 bring buckets OF
water. The -otder bad s6osily te!ore
been given 10 have steam at dsylighs and
the ffes had just been kiodled. Smoke
was at The same time seen TO rise from
the neighborhood Of The steam chimney.
sud smell Of Burning pine wood wse
percepilble throu ghout The ship.
Alter greatexs,tioas the fire was sab
dued without doing any ra,erisl damage
70 the boat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

In this town, on the 18th instant, AxS REBEccA,
daughter OF John and Sarah A. Avis, aged one zeal,
one mooth and eighteen dsys
In MartlnsLurg on the 1St inst, Mia NLSeT IsA-
BELLA CuESISeuLN, yousgest daughisr 81 William
Cunningham, sr.. eyed 81 years and months
SuGdenly. Of sn sfeeiion Of the heart ~ his resi-
dence in Winchester, on the llth inst MIR. Dawn
DEAHL. 10. the Ash year Of his age--lesYing wife
aud four ANAL children 10 deplore his loss.
On the l4lh inst. in his 5sth year. sfisr severe
illness Of seven weeks, 3rsuRoD TArLoh. Esq. oil
ANinshe,ier. long sud f.yorsbly known 10 the Pro-
lyristor o. Taylor's Hotel. u the demise OF Mr..
lrayior. bis family and household have Sussined !
loss The ties OF affection will kseny feel and OUT
/ community have been deprived Of gentlemen ans
citizen, whose 6rbane department and cnnSbling
iras 81 cha seier have for him an extendsdsir-
Gle OF endeAxeJ irends, and whose spirit OF Enter.
prise gave happy influence TO the business routine
of life
/. The deeeased waUs member OF the ]. o D. F..
4 which Soeiety, together With large eonecurse o
si,zsns, followed him TO his las, resting place
1 On the 9Th ins,s Ms. EIlzlst1a LIS. censor
ef me late Daniel Linn. OF Frederisk ecpny 10 th'
Esd year ef her ase, The deceased st,srhed her
self "a the Lnthsr.n Church Al the eye 81 Is. Sh'
died perfect. happy, r'joieiDs IN Christ Der s.
Eyis1rs ~. :. H.
IN wiaehe,,sr, on thel 9Th inst, Rpw anD BsAaS
inIsnt son Of JOHNNY. aud Susan Ellen Slsgle, sge,
s months and II days
L On the ta,h inst I.lual EcsExE. inisnt daugh
Ter Of JeTph aud Sidney Ann Sherrsrd, Of Win
chester. W III.
On' Saturday night the 10Th inst. Mrs Cara
lHiNE Glass. wife Of Mr. Thomas Glass. In the col
year Of her sge.
II Al Rernaova. on The e,h inst, Mr. Joux Bks
nEn. in The ssh year Of his age.
Ia Keru,toun % the Sd inst, Mra LAsIxf
ioOvEs. 10 the SSH year Of her age.
Al Locust Grove 81 Lcclloifn eseaty, 81 MSnda
he iaah lnsi Of consumption. Mrs Mar Pos
KINs, 10 the iisl year OF hsrsgS--iu the coa6dene
ef certain faith in . blissfnl immc,nlity.
Oh the sd ult Of her residecsein 2opIsn Grow,
fredetiek county. Va. Mira JAsz G. PA0xrr. !
the 7s,h year Of her sge. >9
On the sih inst. .ANDnEW w MeDawRLL, Es,
of Rumnsy. in the SSH year Of bis sge.
Ga "Wednesday morning week, 1t the resflen.
3 lnf.Nr. Jsha Ke.lhofes. IN Hsgersiovn. Md, Mi
, l.AuHa axH WAusn, IN the 18Th year Of her sge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
THE MARKETS.
O6Ies effks 5ahiMers .fmniesl,
I,tg 10 go A.

~ 80 StstsstN
CATTLE Prices rspgsd fran $, s0st4 per
loo lba. on the ,hoof, equal 10 ssa7.75 mel, and
stsrsgiaE S3.a7E gtoss.
I FLOUR. Fresh grssnd How ard street Flour
rs ,ell'ag 10 small parcel. Up 10 the time 81
The Brisannis arrival u IS, so, AND 1925 Is %
sas obtained for lots not Of iree6t los peel,on.
Since Thea however the market has beta inset.
lied, and We have not heard Of single ifan.
saelion. TbsIe are buyers Of fresh gf5asd pat
eeIs to-day u IS, bui holders, owing tone tight
stock Of that description 10 market, are not dis.
pesed 10 submit 10 Gdseiiie. ~
A contrseityss made to-day for l0eo barrels
Of Cny Mills Flour, 10 be manofsetnrsd IN n. .
and Of wheat, abd deliverable 10 alfne4t week,
al s., so per barrel.
A lot 81 goo bbls fresh ground So. anehsuns
FL Or wss taken this moinips, 10 6ll up:s YES.
So, IrS5,25 subsequently, a parcel Of 100 same
descIlpn,'s vas sold a. S..
GRAIN Some lsit n new Md. red Wheat
we're sold odsy 81 l00si los cents for COED To
prime ;sud somv lets Of new Md. whine al 1o5s
Ill cts
4 ptFcrl Of Penna. yellow Corn was sold TO-
day at IS cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
New Hardware Store.

- -e+.- ---z ESsUelale1 tuoHs
ssI-s- sa.i.ss prosecution Of The HARD
ware business are prepared 10 offer their friends
and sl who may call on them an Eaiirs .Nsso
Stock, which hss been selected with the great
est care from The European and Amstican
Manufacturers Our stock in part comprises
the following articles, Wis:
Knives, scssors, Nesdlse, Ra1cFs, Saws,
Axes, Flies, Lacks, Hinges, Bolts, Screws, Guns,
Curtain Banda Tea Trays, Fire Irons. Cast
Pots. Ovens Kettles, Spades, ShesetS, Scythes,
Snathes, Rukes, Forks, Chains, Nails. ''lrsn
Steel, Tia, Wire, Copper, Ztnc, lead, Lead
pipes, Pamps Hydraulic Rams sc.
stoves, .Grates. -Anris, Vices: Bellows,
Harness aad ssddlcty Mornfngs,
Elliptic Springs and Axles, icsrranttd, 81
Patent Lsathef; Painted Cloth, Coach Laos,
Lamps Hubs, Bsws, Hub bonds, MaIleahlf
Castings, and ell goods usually kePt IN HARD
ware Stores
which we ofFer wholesale and retaH.. q our
ne " Granite front Warehouse, SignEef the Gil
Plane, al Tie South east Garner Of Bridge
lHigh Streets. Eotrance 6rst door ou The cor
ner in either street..
MUNCASTER & DODGE.
Georgetown, D c.. March 4, lSiT-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

An.vea = oeseansr nrisnnnin.
R.,,l., 1.sI;.. /. FI.., s.s Grs;.-
lds..ss 8 siio4 ylbssdasf Crops,
Tls sis.nsr Britannia. Capt. BIa,ri-
go. slFiye1 y Boston % Saturday --ms-
King 10 passage iron Liverpool ia less
ths1 l1i5lesn Gays She bribes peus 81
eth I1rih4f decline u tie priee. a
bteo1slo1l o1ibe lIh iosisnt. hour = g
ceiling Il iron 81 10 a. shiIliDes sierlin1.
o. re 18Th 81 Ju6s. When M CsIedo.
nil Isii. 4 VS. quoted q ron IS 10 II
shillisss siesli1E. Tbis decline i equal
g about one dollar end bali per bslr.I.
Tbs msrket % this side Of lhs. A,l.nlic
viii b seriously Affected 81 this ksary
fsIf 10 prices.
We copy iron The Nsv Yo,k Herald
d. iollosiog despatch. dated LiverpooI,
July lih
Asisnsl depression hes iskeu place in
ihs cora market since ihe depsr6re Of
she last steamer. attributable to many
caoses but more particularly 10 The pre-
yalence Of fine weather end .ibe ensvi 10 2
sisadiasss 81 The money market Prices
hsve become anprees DENLY low Atthe
closing Of our market yesterday. tbe best
.Wes'ern Canal htands would not. fetch
!. more than 34s. 81. ner barrel. Large
qaaniiiies were sold d 3is by, that Is .
price which could not be realized lot sny
| considerable quantity 10 day.
J. The rumors Of the potato disease are
exceedingly coo6lciing snd noi reliable.
] aud NE growing crops are 10 . state ofihe
uimos: ioyuaIdnsss The wsa,he. could
scarcely Be more tavorsbIe than its.
CoTToNs-The market has been sf1ici
cd 10 40 immense ratio. and showss stats
Of decided tmproytment--ihe advance
z three eiehlhs pence since the las steamer
General Iaiehigenee The Bdsus ports
10 The China seas were Captured and
completely desitoyed BY The Bnish Ian
and naval forces on the 26h Of April
SIG pieces Of artillery were seized and
.piksd 10 36 hours.
Jenny Lind has created the greatest
possible sensation 10 London. She il 81
gagged 10 sing4for two nigh,s in Sco,laad
tGIssgow and Edinburgh al rsmu
nerition Of 81 600
Fever is dfeaSiuIly prevalent; 10 Liy
.efpool il has made rhe most destructive
havoc amongst the Catholic clergy. eiehi
having been swept away ir two months
the dis,emper was 10 every instance
contfac,ed BY them While visiting the
sick
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
Executors Sale.

1TyHE subscriber Executor OF tho lan will
! and s4e.,ssienf Of slnba a. Upseli, deed
win seih c Saturday ne 2tth isy ef July insians,
The fotIoWlpg articles Of PERSONAL properly, be-
longing % said estate, consisting 10 part q the
following articles, VIZ AT a III thai
/ .Nahogaay Secretary and Book Case,
/ ..sla:ogday Sideboard and Bureau,
p pair mahogany Fables,
1 case Of Mahogany Druaoegs,
u Eight-day G!oeks, 3 Walnut Tables,
Is Feather Beds. Bedstedds andAB BEDDING,
A number Of Quiits, Ooperlets, BLAND
cts, Comforts, &c. 4
Seretal Washtands, Looking Glasses,
HALF dozen Cane Bottom Chairs,
Too dozen Windsor Chairs, Settee,
a number ef Dishes, Plates, Knises s
Forks, l Castor, 81 E,
I Q par Brass .Qndirons, n
| 2 pair Shoveis and longs 4 Fender,
| / large Copper Kettle small do,
"A number IF Iron Kettles, Pots, OPENS,
| &c., as are usually usedssn Gtdnaily,
Too Template Stores, Q Cooking do.
t.Alarge Iotef Caypetiag, some very fine,
i Horse, Saddle and Bride,
Fl Buggy-l aew Wagon intended for
/ ttcoAuses, } smaller do. 4 ff
\ 1 Cart and Harness, ] set Harness for
/ Carriage, do lcagon,
{ 3arshear Plough, ] .saouel do, | large
Harrog ] small do very fine
H Cutting BcG, ss+ 1
/, Ba4aceen tee and three hundred
Z Posis, -1sr1eral .Gsoats,
& o1s -fssrO0s for ismitding, and part Of
/ q jses of Iools,
a aansber Of Old carriage Springs,
a logs of Scrap Steel. do. Of IRON,
q nan1ber.of other articles too tedious to
enaaterdte.
Sale to commence al 10 O'Clock, A. M
Terms Of Sale A II sums Of IS and under tho
cash will De requiFeds over ID u sum four nlpnths
Icrsdh WILDE given. the purchaser giving bond
s9d approved security. No properly 10 be re-
moved until Tie purchaser complies With The
terms Of the sale.
&c. uNsELD, F..
err Allspsr.ons who are indebted 10 ths o. II
tste of john G: UoseId are requested TO come
forward ard pay the accepnis tfey owe, and
persons Y 30 have claims siast said estate are
requested 10 present the N properly suihentica-
ted for seIilemsli. = The estais uas, Be ssnled
immediate ly.4s iff ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
E.ttefta,s ~ Schoos Cons11 is-
xi0Ar,.x. N, ].

III VIZ . "a ~ - -
i cars 81 49,. ....9..z. v. - 80 8
IN school ~, 1890 -. 49, ~ !. :as $50
s.h rbsS6 Z = s.s.,'.. 80
ssb. one s. I'll m y seAst.
rs esrh B, = ~ oe erected
sAa elsclionsw.ltss IA $500 = n ,;r. IS.
sst6 d.slrs i IS, Is . - .as s. ;sssi szi y
aasrlAe srpsainsss ~. ue'aeo'
pointed f-
8in nn,rirt "a i, Sh.,A..a,. =.
house. aaaes lhs superintendent 81 Iemss
II Dssiriei NJ ) Il, $500. 80 6 nenneon.
under The snpetip,sraen ~ In 80, So aoses,
HFplinger and Iesep III MY ,ns y - Z.
10 District No. 3. al DanSsl sFn,,a, !. NJ,
nnver the snpstiatenaencr az Il IS wsra ..sss',
Qsvid Hn1rnyFa ard r.c,s + -
81 10 District No. 4. ztshef SohosS ana. i.
Leri iloeF's iselisir IN s1s
enee Of 5ose Fh liz Masras. farah ~
aud David Holman. 80
"a District No. S, ct Xien Church ona.r IL
| suRs,intehdsnce of q. III. Molef. Wm rns,s
In Disfr,et NJ 4 y, IN. 49,. Krs....
house. uudsr The 81 lender e a gohr ~
shan. Tm Osborn and WIN heme,. !. 8 -
house, nnder .the snn.,3r,. 80 $3.50 Seaoot
Butr, .Jr., Charles yates id william. D.n; a'A
ia Ds,tiet No, &. at Baber,s School Rsom
nader The observation-disclosures 81 Antbony Ksnna
uysur. Stephana ana John ShartF.
I'D district sNo. 10. at Peter Smi. ~ school
enuseA under The supsriaIende IN s Al
NcIoashtEy Mann 2, Nelson ara John q. ~.
sfsi
N District No. 10. al Mrs Ma, r.h...n,.
School house under The suferinis nd.nes ~, ass
F1 6es RWiih, Joseph Harley apd TAss lasas.
In II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

1sAts SntJ iyi 2. ~. 4
The elect ~ shs slesntfs : h.us 81 lie mar.
y, lef ersa1sisas vas psrIiaily dssslspss 70
nay nno - shippsp srs sstisniil 70 eater he
oeIset qrite lftsly. The sales 81 nSflr snoorl
e le.oos IBIS - s . IS fsr ohio "a hiiehi-
teefe rs coasiisrshIs aeiisiirs = corr.
ncpeh eat liiils 1flncss. Ahcsl 5e,1o0 bn,h.
&c = vhiis snd ysllpe Gas sold u fssess sssr.
NC from $ fsr nixedto 81 essu fer read ysI.
Ississ Meal Is ialI, ssd OH spf Ssisr ever
1915 per barrel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
From. the Boston Mercantile Journal, Jan ls45.
wisrAR's BALsAA or WILD CHERRY

j. There are 50 many certain cufesn for
coughs, colds, and eyen oonsp N pfions. that W Q
are sopIst,mes disposed 70 queslroo The sfisacy
Of any of them MIR. s. w. FSwle. druggis
oi me highest r.puralion,a a. I35 Wsshl9gion
ST., has the agency Of ~ article ca led baisa IN
u Wild Cherry which seems TO hay. asn for
iseh a 60 d,rspJlatlon wherever Il has been in.
ttodaced We have seem letIers fem varie us
parts Of New EGelaod. from persons II The b, "a
est standing 10 Ihs Plaeea where ihty reside,
bearing testimony 10 The benefit themselves or
friends had received lIem1 a trial OF is proper,
lies.
Extract fiom letter dated Petersburg, Va,
Jan, Is, ls45
a gentleman OF unqueslionabIe vtracity in.
forms " thai bis brother bad been cohfibrd to
bis bed for weeks with some species OF cough
that bsffled The skin OF several en- inpnt bhysi.
cans, and by the use o; two bottles cf
WIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
he has been restored 10 petfeci health, aud be is
nov ga fat and hearty mani
Yours. respectfully.
RoSsER 4 ANDERSON, Druggists,
Nans genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
4 n p The above valuable Balssm can be hsd ST the
Drug Store Of J. u. BEARD,
GharlesfoWn. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
.U.gRRsHD.

|. On the s3j ult : by the Rev, A. A. Eskridse. Mr..
wv q. YtSsBRHtLLKR. Of Berkeley soun,y, y
Miss .AMaxpA PSsDLLroE, Of Moors6eld. Hardy
4eopay, We.
On the ilah last. byihe Rev James Chri,l,nla' /.
MIR. GInHoE RIbkSoUh TO Miss RosE ANN MASs-
TIkLn. al Of Berkeley county.