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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10

o. The Foreign news by the last ar.
rival will be found in another column. Ot
course the influence Of this intelligence
has been great upon the flour and gain
markets Of this country. Flour, wheat,
and corn have all considerably advanced
in price, and the present prospect is
tina, there will be still farther advance
soon. A sale ofl0,0oo bushels Of whea,
was made by mercantile firm of this
place, few days since, a, 65 per bushel.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10

Demand for eight millions of dollars by
Santa Anna-Confscatio of church
property contemplated. Threatened pr.
communication, &c.
New York, Jan. "a. 8 p. m.
The New York Sun has received dates
befole received. An express had arrived
at the city of Mexico, from Santa Anna,
demanding ofthe Congress eight millions OF
dollars, and asserting that if he did not re,
ceive i, tho county would be inevitably
lost.
The Mexican Congress was in secret
session at the latest dates, and a general
con isca,ion Of the church property was
contemplated for the purpose Of raising
the necessary funds. The clergy are rep
resented TO be violently opposed 10 The
confscaton, and that they are threatening
to excommuncae not only Congress, but
the government and the army.
LATE & INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
A slip from The New Orleans Picayu.c
Of the 10Th, ~ O'Clock, furnishes Vera
Cruz sd.iccs TO the 3lst December, with
items from Mexico similar to the news al.
ready eceived by the steamer Mississippi.
Gomez Farias was sworn into office on the
oath, and assembled the iunctionaries OF
the Chief Executive. In the absence of
Santa Anna he delivered a short sdd, ess,
and pledged himself to prosecute the war
with vaor and constancy till justice shall
he acknowledged and the Territory evac-
ed
The election Of President was expressly
declared 10 he nd interim.
Canolizo was appointed Minister OF War;
Zub'e MN s,er OF Finance, and Ramirez,
% Foreign Affairs.
The troops al Vera Cruz were very bad
ly sraiened for supplies.
L;zardo is again appointed agent of the
Fure'gn Department
Sop rena is auiLor zed 10 negot ate a
loan Of So LOCO, coo IN Loud n
The entire army was in a great strait
Tor wan, Of provisions.
No confirmation of The battle near Vic
turia.
! MIR. Gill, lac prisoner n, San Luis Pc
tosi, who h returned 10 Matamo as, sta e-
HE nun Der of troops at San Luis at the
time oihis departure. at $1,000, and 10
600 in the vicin ty. These troops he says
are under constant drill, and many foreign
officers a;c said to be engaged in the ser
vice.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10

Appointments by the Governor, tor Ia
cine Coun.y-Notaries Puehc.-O. ).
Head, r. ii. Deming, Spencer Cone, A.
Quayles, A. G. Norlhway, Geo. Bachelor,
C. P. Barnes, Jno. Randolph, IL. /. San
ders, NJ. D. lngraham, t. D. Bond, 5. 5.
Hall, C. NJ. Mann, H. S. Thorp,lra Pierce,
Lewis Smith and ALBEIT G. Cole.
Sheldon Fish, and John
Fancher. Masters in Chancery.-Thom
as ]. Emerson, o. F. Dana, and James I.
Hldreth.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10

o.. An act has passed both houses Of
The Legislature authorizing the city Of
Milwaukee TO borrow SIS, 0GO to build pub.
lie school houses. The act has to be sub,
mitted to the people Of Milwaukee for their
approval before it takes effect. This is a
noble beginning, and if The law is appro.
we'd by the citizens of Milwaukee, it will
tell more for The cicdt Of that young city
in the estimation Of an enlightened public,
than would twice The amount expended in
any other public enterprise. II people
abroad have any curiosity to know how the
matter of public schools prospers in South
pot, We can only shy that we have -four
ishng village Of litile over 1900 inhab-
ilants, with but one school house, and that
a rickety concern, worth nbout sirty dol
lars. We ough. however, not to forget to
mention, that we have divers schools called
"select," taught in cellars, easements and
garrets, where science from the alphabet
upwards, is bountifuly dispersed.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10

TEXAN PRISONER MIR. Giliespi, re-
leased lately by Santa Anna, at San Luis,
has just returned to Matamoros. Mr..
Gillespie was captured at China on the 18th
of September last, and was taken on to San
Luis in advance of the retreating Mcxicans
from Monterey. Upon his arrival in San
Luis, he, with other prisoners, was put 10
prison. and remained in confinement until
released by order Of Santa Anna.
The number of troops a, San Luis, Mr..
Gillespie states TO be $4,000 at the time of
his departure, With an additional force Of
10000 some WHARF in the vicinity. This
large force was under constant drill, and
many foreign officers were said to be en-.
gagged in tho service. Great enthusiasm
and the most perfect subordinaiion prevail
led in the Mexican lines.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10

o. Territorial scrip is now worth
about eighty cents on the dollar. What
will il be worth if the Constitution should
be rejected, and another convention held
at an expense Of some twenty-five or thirty
thousand dollars?
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10

The Ohio House Of Representatives
have passed resolution, As 10 IL instruc.
ting the Senators and Representatives from
that state to vote for the exclusion Of SIav-
cry from the territory OF Oregon, and also
from any other territory that now is, OF
may hereafter be annexed 10 the United
States.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10
DONATION.

REV. ]. LOTHROP, will be happy "
see his friends at his house on The alle'hO''
and evening of Tuesday the 10th inst
Feb. 10, ls46. By order of tho W"
mi,tee Of arrangements.
J. v. QUARLu
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10


O. Some two or three thousand people,
We are told, assembled al Racine on
Wednesday last for the purpose of witness
ing the execution Of David Bonham. The
news Of the second respite, It seems, had
no, generally reached the public ear. On
ascertainng the fact, portion of the as
semblage became somewhat excited; and
let off ,heir efiervesence Of feeling against
the Executive Of The Territory, by getting
up an effiey Of his Exceiency, parading il
throug the streets, and finally burning il.
The whole thing was evidently disgrace
full; and we had hoped never to see so ruff
fian-iiko an exhibition, a, least in this part
Wisconsin.
The respite alluded to extends to the Sd
Of March.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10

candidate for admission to the bar
was examined lately in Ohio, and being
asked how estates were divided. his an
swer was .'lnto sections, half sections. and
quarter sections" The committee unhes
itatlngly passed him.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10


~ 1t is worse than idle to talk Of the
benefits ola tariff system. 1t is, in spite
of all the fog and sophisiry with which The
subject has been invested, in spite of oil lis
extensive and time honored popularity, in
spite Of all that talent, and ingenuity, and
zeal, backed by self>in,e rest, cen urge in
i,s defence, il is policy which taxes the
many for the benefit of tho tep; which tax
es enormously 10 obtain slender revenue;
which forces unnatural employments Of
capital and industry; and which taxes the
community for the purpose Of sustaining
extensive business operations moi capable OF
sustaining themselves. We have made no
proficiency in The science which exhibits
The Advantages of sustaining and extend
ing any branch Of industry which cannot
sustain ITSELF Business men regard the
discovery Of that fact as an allsufiicient
reason for Withdrawing Immediately from
such business. And if Congress had on
IL small share Of the practical wisdom
which individual ente,prze exhibits, they
would adhere to a similar course. We do
no, question the praciicabi.iy of filling one
pocket BY taking out Of fifty, or of benefit.
ting one mar by taxing another for thai
purpose. Occasions may exist for the a
dop,on of such policy; but if they did
they would exist as exceptions, not as q
general rule.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10

ORrooN.--The Legislature Of Oregon
somo two or three years ago, prohibited
the tho Importation, manufacturing and
sale Of all intoxicating liquors, by strong
penalties Of fine and Imprisonment. The
recen, act oil Congress establishing the
territorial government Of Oregon, prohibits
the existence in that territory Of any bank,
or any institution whatever having banking
powers. While these two important pro-
visions are maintained, Oregon will have
but little use for jails and penitenliaries.-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10
MARRIED..

In the town Of Brighton on the All ln ~,
bv the Rev. E B. Coleman. Mr. a0H'
s t,oLyMAy ofPike 10 Miss. SARAH MAE
Sco1T, of the former place.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10

DELICATE persons, the New York
Mercury thinks. should stay in doors while
the wind is shifting.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10

A cockney philologlst says, thot the let
ter 10 enters into the composition Of ,roman
in all the relations Of life,-e. e., uife,
10 dow ,rirgen, and irixen.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10
TREMENDOUS CoNFLAGRATIoN IN Bos-
ToN-ONE HUNDRED BUILDING; De-
STROYED.

We learn by the New York papers, hat
Boston h IS been visited by most DIES rue
tive FIRE. One huEd.e ed bu ldngs are said
TO have b0cn destroyed, and more than
fifty families unhonsed and thrown upon
tie charity Of the more foltuna'e.
The fire broke out at about half pas,
ten o'clock in the evening Of the 2lst inst
in a bowling saloon, attac he'd 10 the Nep>
lure House, on the north side of Iiarver-
hill street.. A strong westerly wind was
blowing at The time, and The connaglation
that ensued was terrible. 1t was not eff
ftctualy arrested till half past two o'clock
in tie afternoon of the 22d.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10
UNITARIAN CHRISTIANITY.

Rev. Mr.. LORD, Of Milwaukee w. v,
preach in Southport, on Monday eIs'. ",
next 18th inst. at Clements Hall, hall p
six.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10

If The best mans faults were written on
his forehead, it would make him pull b"
hat over his-eyes.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10
PIKE NETTING I'VE publish the pro.

PIKE NETTING I'VE publish the pro.
ceeedings Of a meeting held in the town
OF Pike on the subject Of the adoption oil
tho Constitution. We were hardly pre-.
pared TO believe that the intelligent farm
srs of Pike entertained so strong faith in
banks, as to believe That their non exis.
,ence in Wisconsin, "would cripple the
energies and resources Of The wheat buy
er aud provision dealer, paralze the opera
tons of the farmer, mechanic and day la-
borer, depreciate the value Of all kinds of
property, work ruin to the debtor portion of
community, discourage immigration, and
tho introduction Of foreign capital
and work ncalcuIable ruin among the
people"
This certainly evinces little stronger
faith in the potency Of banks, than we re-
collect TO have seen in the resolutions of
any political party for tho last half dozen
years. We would respectfully invite the
attention Of our reuders IN the town OF
Pike TO an article from tie, ForduL &C Jour
nal, found on the first page Of our paper on
the subject Of BANKS and Banking" The
writer Of the article, is understood TO be
gentleman, who has spent long period Of
years in public life, and has held con-
spicdous position before The people Of the
United Suites. What no says on this SUBJ
ject. Is entitled to at least candid reading.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10
LYCEUM NOTICE

The Suffrage question is discussed n'''
Friday Evening. ;.
J. B. JILLsoS, See,'
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-10
From the Baltimore Sun.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Demand for eight millions of dollars by
Santa Anna-Confscation Of church
property contemplated. Threatened sr-
communication. &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-05
TO- &ax

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Ess...E go \. SnnsF esSx q .1@li - d<9~a4
y ~ = - s'les ~ ttai' A.
u -. ssz,snssa g pays - IL
A.. ~ ~ 80 ssa 10y isz: lle4
= nsF e4sssssst one tAontAnd dol
500 I'LL Il.
49,. -. Reuea Niscus
~ skse 81 81 94iekio, . togitiys iron
"a. \, snA't s's'seiy e nnuiincusly.
s. $3.50 y! n's.ecss hneseSteF, sc'xe npea and
go. .3[ Risef, g attempt " seixo
sr .ss.. sn2 z sieienl. rlessns n lo-
49,. ~ e 3 snaanHsr Iths
49, Z. mrl.ilo Niihin this
49, ~. Snn e Nilne q: ~ u
alstf.. .' ~ Fs'srn g s1lths =
1870 Y. M s- 49,. y .on cemmen-
rssit,s snail es DEE @a'|.y e nlistsmssa-
y, ~ ~ eonvssioa tnessoi, oelete ~ <tcts
4. -. 3. sss q n Ans Commoo1esih. mall
" ssnssaesuv y seen ceafi % pal me q nok
s. 'asn ~ neaafs1, ner mose inan en- Aoa-
4, = 80 ses' - $40 inf.
4 " Ssnnasa II N. !, county JAIL, lvr 80
300 Z sna c, n q ne cnpr's not sxSsst
saE snfee menus,
SECT - u. Inat nothing u thls aet shall b
ssnss,usa q Mss - rnat = hereby dsepf-s
s. - g la'ss'sq y 'ns Juasss @ ,nls Comnon.
Meann. sns Ign, power ana auinofiiy, q az
s'1s ne q sfplieaileh made y issus ~ xfLal
ssosas ep'Pu AnV y snqaMe lnio ins cquso snd
tnsgsny q NE af'ecl sad nnprisonnent ofsny
ahmsn pelns whnin .nis Commonvealihif
pet o--iY sna't 20, ee iswsaI e uss sny
w Pefson claimed SO Fugitive frem sfrviiuds
n ,soos, excepi y ca.fs where lnrlsdietion may
,sMipny taAsn onier his aet. ~ my Judge !
~ say Js M q sesnsr & ~ prison, arothsr
nfrsous Who shall odend against he provision
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-05

TN1ENnY ,. FURLoN0 rs.pestfslly -
- Iorns ~ eitiEsns II cksFlssisWn, lk,i
- viii reopen kis select Rsnals eckosi. 8
4ssd,y The sen " Aukust
H kas bss1 suscss.Isliy snrseed u DE h1si.
49, - tsaching fss upwards q fus yssfs.
sn4 ks1 = his possession iet,srs tssiinonisl
ED rscsn9sndstorT n he most ssiisfaetsfy
nslnrs
Hin seAosl Willie conducted q ~ nost %.
protse plan, sd Ne sGsrts viii ~ spared -
inprevs 10th the uinds and morais u thoss
conmiilsi % his ears.
~ esusss ofiinsirusiion will b thorough,
enbracint bsih ~ slsnsnisrs and higher Esq
iis1 nf1nchsn
n tsfna VII b nodsra,s, vsfying Irsm
Six = Ten Dollars =. |I11re - ~ weeks.
rcc1fdI1E - ~ 1lr
a. ~ uuubee vi. Zee DESTROYS
" ssstinv siii plssss ~ pPliesti6h ~ The
earliest eonvenisnt opportunity
any further Information nsy Be chained BY
calling On him. Il he residence q HE fsihsr,
on Main Street..
charlssious. Jsly 29, Iei7-lt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-05

REELING grateful for he very liberal pa
u iroaags that has been bestowed upon me
sines have been conducting the Mercantile
business, u this plseS, % .1Eenf, I beg leave,
nest respectfully, TO inform ny friends and the
public generally. that hsvs nov commenced
business entirely upon my own responsibility.
and NEST respectfully solicit large share Of
the public patronage. Having commenced
busines, with small eapiiah and having large
monthly psymsnts 70 make, necessity wiH COM
pei me 10 sdhere ~ strictly % possible 10 ibe
CASH 4 PRODUCE SIS TEN But bear. h
mind that am detsrminsd 20 Nreddcs prices To
suit the times.
The highest market price viii b paid for
produce, and marketing Of all kinds 10 exchange
tot goods at Cash prices.
WILLIAM g. SEIIPLEY.
Duiields Depot, July -, lei7.
Spirif copu Hmes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-05
GENERAL MISeELIA

lNTEKEAL MTRovts<sET. The ~
mon says that "ihe, wings are for loess
constructions Of The Consiiipiion. end the
'dsmocratsfor q rigid construction Of that
insirunsnt."
We suppose 10 construe The Constitu-
lion loosely is 10 90 for the Improvement
q our rivers and harbcrs. while TO con.
slrae ~ rigidiy is % 81 tor tie d;gging 81
TIE IsaednssPec canal, tn Mexicol
|. ].
!; 4 Coed to5 = MI Il. ingalls,, Of Mer-
ger, Ms,. writes 10 the sdiiot q the Ken
nseeck Journsl. an accountoi the result
% the milking Of liis COW for fourteen days,
sn which time she gave no I-4 pounds
pi m'ik making ~ pounds aud tea ounces
p butter, y requiring 36 pounds 81 milk
II MAKE aPound q batter during theiime
the gov = kept q q ordinary psslrre.
WIN DINER COWS, and TED with tour quaris
ct ost meal per day, Mr. Ingslls s'stes
lnas hla w.is md hired men ere ready 70
make oaih 70 the above.
.
4 HiTeHINc THE rssID IHINc fhs
loAing account e an incident on The
rev Haven ana nar'Ioro hoad soon a.
yer y went into operation me ram
stopped 2. Merioen y WOOD uP, ard
Hadge.y gentleman. y no was probably for
sshe firsl tinis IN his lille, n tallroad car,
and who held on to bis seat WIN both
hands, from The moTens the cars isft
Hartford. looking e though Re expected
sevsry moment g b shsok ~. q The
EIeomoiiys. An3lhiog ,bs 81 ,lsi { ia.
squifsd ! wdg who had greatly Enjoyed
Eahe touhtry mans puTtubation. Any.
sihing he &after should lhink lSsfS
:was somelhipg he matter. il yed over
Esaoiited II Why they've stopped right iD
t1hs middle Qf lhe. road. and ham hifthxd
iiahe caSssd hing 'Spsse and il shoslt
Esiari hey ] guess some Of us nd NJ III
81 Laughter floui tbs passenger. u 10 ~
Esiiefsdihe man. views Of The sur siof
ssslely d his position, IN Ease shs fnsjSS
i.iline Should jtart
1 4 Young snd pretty Iad} ridineiS me
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-05
Berkeley Springs, Bath, Va
O,FERRALL & CO.'S
PAVILION ROxEx..


TsHis sslsbrs,sd BATHING and Watering
! Place, i NEG ready Tor the reception Of
company. Their means u aeeonnodstlng
Gussis has bsen greatly incrssssd, By which
,hey win beensblsd 10 psovids amply for $50
Ssrsens. y nm most cemfertabie styis.
u addition 70 their vsil known BosfiiDg
Houss, thsy bsss issssd the PAVILION HO.
TEL. occupied iGr the Fast fes years BY Col.
Streiher, generally known % the Guslin pro-
pefsy,l which his beeo renovated and in
which mSny valasbls Improvements have been
msds. The location Of these tive buildings,
and the easy seeess from, than 70 The LADIES'
% vsli - the Gsailsnen's Bsfhs, readsf thsss
decidedly prsftrak,eie sny sthe, establish mssi
N the iorn. and ,nofe especially fss in valids,
Nsoh house opening iato TIE Bsth Slnars, and
within 50 y tor fcs, u The nais drinking
Spring and Baths. u
The Pebble yrest assured nat The comfort
~ our guests WI receive our bevef-tifing ef.
fsris. asd u those; Nho So ac(aainisd Win rs,
viii 20 trust, ~ mcient Eusrsntss 70 receive
. eoaiisuanes Of heir patronage.
g. Hsaeeek Bepet. On the Baltimore q
Ono Railresd, . ~ ssoPPing Peins for this
placs.
We haye engaged The services sf ar.t
rate line % eeschss, with careful drivsrs and
esod horses, who will carry them ever the
road with cars and ssfrty.
Bedford Watnr FRESH ifem me Springs Tor the
secom modatioa Of their Bosrdsrs.
4 BanH efyoec Music is engaged for the sea
pcn.
All eommnuiostisBs 70 In subscribers will
Typography s,issded 10.
1uly q. 1871 ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-05

VvHE Members Of 81. Thomss Divi,isn Ne.
L Z, Soss Of Tsmpersnes. viii eelsbFais iheis
Anniversary .9ugnsi l2Lh] BY dediestisg iheir
Hall, Possession, and other appropriate cere.
aoniss. J. D. GouaH and other able eAAnpi-
ons q the cause hsvs been invited, and are 81.
pscisd 70 BE- ID attendanes. Neighbsring Di-
visiena and oil Brothers Of the Order are cor.
daily invited to be with ~ on that day. AM
pie provision will be made Il seeommedate all
Who may favor us with thsir presence.
III J.ftYRIGHT.
G b STEPHE.NSO.N,
JOS. a. RUSSELL,
PETER JONES,
WM. E.9RL,
Com. Of .arrsugtmtnii
Hafpers-Ferry, July %, l6l7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-05
POET r III.


Frsu, ~ Hicknsnl kPr,liresk
ran unAnTss nnPOsr.
1ssss-nr nsrL 8
sissp q. o. I fsrssni heart deep On. -
True Loss J s.ui<s 'roand th{s keeps,
fhy.4shisg pulse With grief issoqe.
1td Pleasure thsrs In silence reeps
Her ts.rs lsIl Ger ihy IN rspose. 4.
put. % ,hs dee shish hsnes above,
Aad lhers vifh siiIly music nors W
Round ihy pillovs sfsAosniesslovs.
On deep On. cspid bids lhee deep.
Tkst sorrows mora may never me
To rpuse Zee frcn thy sIums,rfeep,
q. sps<11 b, sloom Ger happier skies
Thea On ssest Fsneyh douny wing.
Throask land Of drsams, Nth Beaus. AZ,
And 70 the bosom rapture bring
There end delasion With sigh.
Bot, res, thee sill meath nurmtring VOWS
which steal a. softly ~ the btes1e.
seekiag Of eve, snid The bougha. 3
Itsieafy home in ivy trees;
Oh nov ths moon q brish,ss, hope
sheds iis CLEANS Of besu,eouslIight,
whilst bads Joy their beauty Spe.
To giId the heart through LosG1s sweet night
From the Saturday csuIitr.
RErIREmEsr.
would beside silver stream;
An humble cot we're mine-
Such AZ I've seen in fame, : drsam-
Round which Wild flowers eStwine.
The face Of nsture and the nv, al
Alike all gisdness wear,
And With The birds ths, tsittesby, 8
should be free from care. VA 34i
Then every mornings sun 10 me
WOuldjoy and pleasure give.
And moments pass Is pleasantly
As where the righteous live. Hi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-05

The Senior Psripes u he ahsve Gard ueald
lxy q Ne lrisels sDd y The Pablle generally,
Iksf & ka4 a@ain resumed. 1ilh renewed 1sal,
- nStoticS y kis ptofession, which The d1iiss
= raslic lie, for fhs last fsN ysass. have con-
.|IIni kia IL measure % neEioei- Ts ill.
10. 0ht rscI1 enlru.t their 6usinsss = his
c|1r<&. NJ I1em. i oriy nseSssaFy fer hin .
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|or1[. 11al nel el.eWk6re professionally
<IrsI. u ~ - = y c1,rls.isun.
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Bank of "a. Valley IN Rrginial !
W,nchasier Iulv q l417

n SPECIAL meeting 81 the Stockholders
IN Of this Sank for Ire election efDrectors
OF the Branch 70 be established ~ stannion,
will b held att be Banking House In Witches.
ter. on Wednesday the 25th day Of August next,
a II o'clock. H. N. BRENT, Csihsr
luls rs 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-05
D1sseIlsfiOn or Co-Parfncr-

DtsSelMfjO1s or C0-PNffMer-
ship.
sTNHE Partnership heretofore existing between
Z Wn. Il. v. Creniss, and WIN G. Shipiey
irsdne sudet ths nams and 6rm Of WD. O.
shipIey L Co, q Dufisld's Depot add ,hs Elk
Branch Store, 10 this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. WIN. n. v. Croniss having seld out
his satire ihleresl 10 wn. 6. Shipley, he boz
siness will 10 future be conducted By him and
on his own sceount.
w. II v. cRoNIsE,
WIN. q SHlPLEY.
Dufisld's Depot. July -, l29 ] le47.
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A WNRD.

william LUCAS 4 SEM. 8, WASHINGTON.
HAlIN0 as.ocistet thsmsslves IN the Prae-
ti1e nflhs LnN viii sstena he snpsrior and
,Inftrior Courl. Il Jsasrson, Dsrksley, Ersds-
risk. ard clsrke.
oEca lko sams lsheretefofe ooc1pisd b Luz
eas DsiinEsr.
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Will. POWELL & SON,
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