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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

NED1CNL NO IOE.
nOCTORS STEVENSON & BROWN, hav-
~ ing associated themselves in the practice
of Medicine, Surgery, &C., most respectfully
tender their services to the citizens of Van Buren,,
and Crawford county generally. In cases where
required, their undivided attention will be given
without additional charge.
Office at Stevenson Il Bells Dug Store.
Dec. 18th, lS46.-45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
T.. Es. EsHSEEOE'
Was blown IE, or the New ERass,ip-
shire. bat come 10 LIE ;,mnisn.

EkTl lTIi Il splendid assortment of NEW GOODS :
w consisting in part Of 200 pieces prints. ali
prices and styles. from G to 81 cents
Blankets. ol all sorts; musquito nets; woolen and
silk shirts cottonades merino casimcr leans;
linen drills and French linen; all kinds su>penders
cotton. linen kid and sk Gloves; hundkcrchcGs and
shaws, of all kinds; night and dag caps bleacle d
tickings; drngs; linen checks; she imgs and shirt
ngs; cotton batting; Osnaburgs; waddimg: tapes:
whalebone Bi8hop lawn; eGgngs, cotton and thread:
cravas; Plaid Goods, of all kinds. for dies corkn;r;
mourning; mixed and common pins; cotton and WOOL.
hose, half hose; Irish linen and lawns; SCsa hn,k
and eyes; countcrPanes; striped shirngs umbrellas
Italian servings; acUncs; cambrcs; cashimcrcs: para
sos parasoettcs shades; caps vcIls tabs French
sprigs; orange buds bouqucts lace and gimp bomncls
for misses and ladies; ribhous: bandboxcs.
q IA d = a q "a VA G-H.
ialto Ato mcrimo cassimrr; black doe skin; Nv
Jeans; brown linen pantalo"ns; cashmere; black
tweed; ginghans; plaid linen; black merno; aiplcca
tweed; Ky. jeans blanket and black dress and rock
coats; drawers shirts; cravats, &c,
Shoes; Boots; Hats; GruccriCs Hardware; CrOcAcry;
groceries; Saddles Brides
And very many big tricks.
Ike to shew GOODS:
And " i'll take ali kinds Of proiucc, where
money is scarcG-iR tact p2y for Linn
don't ask any more for goods because Cvt,y,, hIs
risen
-Fi~|E "a &c Go ME0EN = g>yss
lFavOurite Brands.)
A NENUlNE Prime pees; Casadorcs; La Cecilia: II
~ Regala; Mayers Aromatic Tobac; Vreggs do
Just received per Oela and for sale by
w. Il & NJ MAYERS,
way y, Al Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
Fresh Drugs. Medicinc


STEVENSON & BELL have rersiti|
- Philadelphia large and vel 'sSj
DRUGS &c, 10 which they invite ih
their old customers and the Fabhe gen
stock consists IN part Of the following
Medicines;
CRlomel, camPhor, quinine, iOdihe, y
stun. iodldo OF iron, rhubarb' feia'l.s
and Turkey myrrh, Hondufs' sf'Apa,.I
bark, Hemlock bark. comP0snoh -" .a|
extract OF liquorIce, seidlitl She '00' =
Pinkroct, cream of tartar, &c,
paints, sc;
Chrome green. chrome ysAes;i - ,ss,l
black, ivory black, Chimes 's,ss,..S,ial, |
chrome green in oil, lltharge' .!
gum shellac.
DyestnG; Lr-e
Indigo, madder, eOPPera'' ALUM y
oil of vitrlol. . N
Mortars and pestles, sPatal.ss' ri ~ y, 10
Gets. Evans lancet- genuine, SSs "a,
thumb lancets, spring lancet e' ID =.
brushes, varnish do, sash S 'eia
trusses. syringes. Brande:h n
tons do, Moifat's do. SPer','. =. ''i,, 80,
do, I'hruston's do, spostio., nas''
allspies, black pepper, sns
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
Notice.

wv Ui.REAS Daniel Wilson, heretofore 10 wit:
w On the 29th day of August, A. d. 1874, exc
culcd to the undersigned his certain Deed Of Mort.
gage Of that daIc, whereby he conveyed to the under
gnrd for the purposes therein mentioned the follow
ug, among other real Estate, - wit: Lot number
fourteen, "a in Block number twenty y-siX, (26) sit
uatc in the town of Van Buren,, in the county Of
Craw ford. in the State of Arkansas. Now, therefore
l. john Drcnncn, in pursuance Of authority in me
ycstcd shall sell at public sale, TO the highest bidder
for cash in hand, at the Court House door in the
county o! Crawford aforesaid, the .2d day Of July
\. d. lcI1, within the hours Of Judicial sales the
said Lot OF land, number fourteen. "a, in Block
numhcr twcnty-siN ,2G), situate the Town. County
ana tate, aforesaid. JOHN DRENNEN,
Mortgage and Trustee.
June -, I-l7 2D-3w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25
Tnn VIRGINIA eeel,.nar.

We learn by late arrival from HavsDs >,
ihstalhe May Flower arrived there Cd The
Glib instant. with Lieut.. Col andolph,
Of the Virginia Regiment. who has with
him six companies, numbering 3ls men
The object was 10 supply medicines,
which il appears bad not been furnishes
in sufficient Quantities preyiod. to hel
leaving Norfolk.
The men are spoken Of as being tine
look:cg. Jealous and anxious 10 NJ eel The
Mexicans in The field OF battle. or 10 plan
the standard presented TO them, on hire
walls Of 81. Josnde rlloa. The standard
y 4 Beautiful one, having on one side the
arms o. the United States. and The arms
Of their idOlized State Of Virginia on The
reverse eide. j.
Col. Randolph smen are 10 Zoe health.
except sons Is men. Il vas fol- these
men tha. additional medicines weie need
ed. The May Flower was 10 sail on lie
7lh instant. for Point Isabel, Thai beino
The origioal destination Of HE vessel M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25
1mPRAoiisieNT OF Z JUDGE

Ex GOVERNOR francis THoMAs re-
Gently addressed letter 10 The Legisla.
lure Of Maryland. stating that Judge join
C. LIE Grand, of Baltimore had been gull
| ~ Of such misdeme anors as 10 call for bis
removal. A resolution was adopted, call.
log upon him for the grounds Of censure.
Mr.. T. said in his communication that be
appointed The Judge to Office, and be in
Inmates thatihe charge has some connec-
lion with The sccuser's late domestic irou.
bles. Judge LIE Grand replied TO the
charges by prououucing them totally false,
from beginning 10 end, without even the
semblance OF truth.
The Baltimore Clipper in noticing the
matter says: 1T is hardly necessary
for US to add. that this is The universal o.
pinion in this city, where Judge lie Grand
is known and highly esteemed BY men Of
al parties. We deeply regre, the pnfor-
iuns,e affair Of Gov. Thomas. bu, il Is high
time that bis conduct in the matter. espe.
cially his chargesagainst inn dcent and re.
spectacle men. should be ifoiwnsd down.
by an intelligent and discerning public"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25


The Bill introduced 81 he Hen. Andrew
s,,vasi. 81 Pa, il he House of Representative,
prosiaine for ,he uncosdilisnal trsnsfsr q ne
s.ock held - The uni,sd s,alss II the chesa-
peake ssd Ohio csnal Company, % Terms g g.
suss .hs early conplsiion 81 shsi soik q Cum
b.rlsad, has been twice read and referred 70 Inc
eoumi,.se 81 The whole. The following IS The
sub,iaacs Of provisioas = given ~ ne Ere
derrick Rxaminer - s
ii will be remembered that The shares
II The capital stock inihe Cbesapeaks
aud Ohio Canal Company subscribed iol
81 The Cries Of Washington. Georgetown
and Alexandra, respectively. were trans.
ferred 10 The United States by act Of Con.
yress 81 May, 1896. The object Of Mr.
Stewards bin is 10 return OF transfer hack
these shares of stock. TO the said cities Sc
yerally, 10 the proportions in which they
were originally held. provided aid cities
mali raise aad contribute towards the com
plelion Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal 10 Cumberland. the sum Of three hun
dred thousand dollars. whether by 40 ei
liectual Rusrsniee Of ;bai aInount Of th'
bonds ol ihe company. q BY % exchang'
q the banks OF said cities for the same.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25

= -.
Tia Loeos we're ahiis eertain that the'r
"a a., 81. l.st session would ptodncs teveene
enough ior simos, any epergspey e e.
he Ae, il fores scarcely tuo months pslols !"
i, ,ourh. 10 81 altered and amsnded ~ y ~
mer,. Thi.. however, Sss predicted, shousn =
d. i'm. i, 81. booted Il By is over sansu'ae
fiiends. III god father, the Secretary = ~
Treasury. 6rst attempted 10 feel the /. pao'i.
pulse,n ID his Report, uhstein he reeom9saass
daily On Tea and Coffee. The President 'oo'
in his annual message, sqainsed q 'ne 80
hing, yet vas rather eqaisocarin The nsye =.
Nos, however, HE . 3luckn is uP. hndt's1 MAJ
. ,.nporizioe policy viii no loniss ans~si---
that he Government vheels viii cesse 'ne'.
erolations, Tor want Of The motive Pover- aaa
ahe President recommends in the same ofesm'
several distinct and separate matters, 70 erosr'
ahar, iii being comprised 10 one 6ilf the en IS.
may assist The other through the gtadasions q
legislation.
We God that Mr.. Mckay, Chairman Of me
Coumi,tee or Ways and Means in the house
has reported Bill, Of which the following Is ne
substance: From and afler the passage Oh ms
act Treaty per cent on Tea and conse Ten
Der esni. on Loaf sugar and other Refined ~
gar; on Coal. Bar Iron, manufactured By roll
ing, or Pig Iron round iron, as Brazsr rods q
ale To- 10. l6 Of az i1eh ia diameter, inclusissi
rail AMI spike rods, slit, rolled or hammersd
sheet iron. hoop iron. band or seroll-iroa, case
ment rods, slit, rolled or hammered, Woot
serews Of iron, spikes, cut or wrought. aLs
While and red Lead. Five per eeni on msnufac
lures ofleousn il, dyed. colored, printed 81
stained. exceeding in salue 30 cents per square
ward; aud manufactures Of Cotton, not dysd
colored, printed or stained, exceeding in value
20 cents per square yard.
! The sct to cease two years after peace wltl
Mexico. btt the amount 10 be collected on al
good. imported before that day. That 81
Lands belonging to the United Ststes which
have been in the market and subject TO entr!
for not less than ten years or over fifteen year
may be entered al 81 per acre; over IS ysaf
| aEd not over twenlt-6ve Je4rs, IS cents PeI
acre; more than IS years !, 5oIeents per acre
The act 10 take effect. (this part Of I'D May !
i647, 10 continue during the war and 70
i six months thereafter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25
Whig County Convention.

Th. Wings Of Jefferson County age re
quehed 10 useiin Precinct capacity and
sslee. III delegates from rhefr Respective
districts 10 meet Ia County conseH'ioa.
Il March Court. 10 nominate Two esndi-
dale. for the House Of Delegates.
10 Chsrlesiosn. on Friday The oh day
Of March neri, q 2 o'clock 7. Nj, 81 The
Court house.
10 Shepherdsiown. on Saturday Tie 6tA
efMareh. u 2 clock. P. n. q The Hotel
Of Dsniel Eniler.
10 Harpers- Ferry. on Saturday sventnI
Ms 6th Of March, 81 I o'clock r NJ. :
She Hotel Of Capt. Abel.
70 Suiih6eId. on Saturday Tie Ga Q
March, Al 2 o'clock. P. NJ. al the Hoie
of Henry Smith.
~ Each precinct will also sPPoiat fog
Delersles 10 meet Others similarly lpPoihle .
IN Winchester, on such day as shall hsreaf.e
Hsnsmed, 70 select sSWhig Candidate for hi
Congressional Dhtrici.
IA full attendance Of The Wings !
recsesied 81 each election precinct, on lh'
day OF meeting. "a -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25
&laE cosonEsslosAL CANVASS.
To my EisndI.

10 reply 10 numerous letters. urging
me 10 aon ounce myself ct once asIon Ia
Rspsn6snt Candidate for Congress With
The assurances of support from men Of
both parties. deem il proper 70 make
this public reply.
lam not uncandid enoughto say. that
/ have not been Aatiered with these de.
monsiraiions, nor lha, | would not be
grstifsd BY ~ election 10 Congress from
such District. Butevery person who
reflects upon the subject well Knows.
that, 10 be successful ! must not only
have The Gndioided. but The cordial sup
pori OF every voter Of my own party, and
q considerable accession from ihe other
I cannot consent FIRST 10 sn:er into a
scramble With my political friends, for the
honor Of q domination. aud then 60 into
. contest sih the other party, with i'm
paired strength and the drawbacks which
necessarily follow family jars"
With anequivocal indications Of The pc
pulsr willin my favor. would engage in
hard service, sptn to encounter defeat, il
those who have so oilen honoreG tne.sith
their confidence should demand the sa-
eri6ce; batl prefer not 10 be the means
/ OF heari. buTnings or strife among friends
Of the sams political faith, il such are u
oil likely To- be excited by ths~ contin.
uanee Of my name among the list 81
nominees. Let the masses in the un.
: biassed exercise Of their judgment Of
their feelings, settle this matter as they
please. and shall acquiesce; more cheer
fully. however. il sci aside, Than il Ppt up
asa mark for the rancorous warfare which
Is usually engenaered in such contest
have hitherto exer,ed my energies, feeble
though they be. 10 whatever service has
been assigned TO me-and although I
have large debt Of gratitude yetto dis
charge. | must be permitted 10 say that
the houora heretofore conferred upon me
were voluntarily bestowed, and were not
the result Of any undue appliances on my
part. =.
Better. il moi older. soldiers than nv
sell. are lsbundan, 10 the district, and il
any Of them are likely to bs,hwarted in
their aspirations. or their sbiliiy sr render
service. let my name be dropped, and the
selection made from them. Ishsll cheer
fully cooperate 10 whatever is deemed
best for that glorious cause, which. under
ill circumstances. has ever commanded
no, only my stfee,ions. but my unhesi,s-
ting obedience.
Very respectfully.
joan S. GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25
MIR. weBster,s speech.

On Monday, Mr.. Webster submitted
The follosing resolutions. which. on his
own suggestion, were laid upon The Ia
Rssolpsa, That the war now existing with
Mexico ought moi 10 be prosecuted for the ac-
QUESTION Of territory to form new States to be
addedto the Union.
Resctped, That it ought to be si2ni6ed 10 The
spyetn uent Of Mexico, that the government Of
the U. s does not desile 10 disme mber the Re.
public Of Mexico, md is ready 10 TREAT with The
government Of that Republic for peace, for .
liberal adjustment, Of boundaries, and for just
ndemhities due BY either government 10 the citi-
gems OF the others
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25
MORE HARMONY.

The "Democra,ic" Hoase ef Rspre-
seniatises pass the Whine, Prodso. and
the Democratic" House Of Dehgates
in Virginia, at,eflyR re2udia'e snd con.
denim Il.
A LIE, itbe. borne in mind that lbe Will
mot anti-slavery proyiso was introduced
by prominent Locofoco. and adopted BY
! House Of Representatives 10 which
there are . majority Of sixty!
.3lerandria GaxeLe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25
4 NOBLE sEsrIaENT.

Da,;ng ,be late attack % Nj. Calhoun
i. n. Senate, by Mr., Taraey. Ia which
he was charged Is being an asPirsn, for
lhe Prssieeacy. Mr.. Calhoun sa'd;
Il would rather be an independent Sc
d tor, governed by my aWI views going
for The good Of my county. uncontrolled
BY ANYTHING that moral man can bring 70
bear upon mo. than Prssiaen, Of The Uni.
ted States, put there - Presidents Of The
United States have been Tor many years
past"
This is much the ssdpe style Of MI
Clay. who on one occasian exclaimed, =
II would rather be right. than PresI
dent,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25
RExUxcIa7Ioxi FROM LocoFocoisM

The following card, containing fhe re
nuncia.lon Of q gentlemen Of influence
and standing. from LocoIocoism. should
have been published some weeks ago,
but was mislaid. Mr.. Smith is from The
neighbcrhOcd. Of the Tenth Legion, /" We
believe.
Messrs Editors Having renounced ell
claims 10 Democracy or Locofocoisun, as prac.
used and believed BY the slaves and serfs OF
The Jacabin Club of Woodsiock--
'' Where villany tbrives and honesty bees,
Where folly ispurse-proud and wisdom 10 rigs, :,
hope you will do~me the favorio announce
tbs same. = To err is human, ITO acknowledge
the same is the nobiest acto hsn The soul
Of Patriotism has left the Tenth Legion.
Very respectfully, I am,
Your fellow citizen,
JOHN LAMPHItR SAITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25
BALTIMORE / oAlt Raj. ROAD.

r. 5al IStfl
The Stockholde, @ol this Company.
held a meeting on Mondays, which I.
P..scorT, E,q on ibe paft q The u,joI.
'ly Of The Committee appeipitt al lhs
meeting Of the sh iasian,. submitted !
Report, which recommends, ia substance.
an unconditional subscription 10 he Pas.
burgh and Connellssiils RAILROAD Comps.
ny upon the part Of the Baltimore .nd
Ohio Railroad Comrany Of ,ix bundled
thousand doltaEs, il ahe lretpsibiag !
mount, sufficient. With The 5Pilisbursb
subscription Of $3.50 900. 10 complete lhs
road 70 the State line should BE- provided
~ the City Council and The citizen, 81
BaItimore. nE
The report was unaninpuly agreed 10,
As also some resolutions. u hieh clearly
show that this Company viii bot. uadstI
circumstances, make Wheeling The lst.'
minus Of tbe road.
Il "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25
THE LAST DErAcaMINr
] ICapt. RI ra.n,, 5. comaa.

~ u, ss1
VII Be seen BY he. following III
csph RowAs's Company d l,g.,,. -
Volunteers have smbarked for The III /
war. We have underwood ,h,t a., \
bis company died, Wills, !, Fo,,,.,.
Monroe, viz :-Bougher u wiueb,,.,
Bryant q Richmond, XIII Of Looaos.
sud Dennis Harrington Ii shsph.,5.,
t'wn-of The dealh 81 lbe latter, ill.,,
er, *e are not quite certain.
About ! hu idIeJo Of Ii . ..o'dier,ola.
different Companies were sick-n,,ov j,
them III tbe hospital. ].
Col Ham,ran ok, The Casnn,oa.,,,,
|ahe Virginia Regimeniof Npluoiser, 4,
rived here last evening ifom Fa,,,..,
Monroe. where be has See iospee,ins i,
battalion silll there, CAPT. Youns's Row,
ans snd Adults con- psni,s ara Is ~. il,
bark to-day 10 The hague Exac, on,
johnson and Capt Preston 4 Rob.r,,oa'
End AIchef's in The ship so6shia Walker
Capt. Grallen. on Monday. tasupalo pOia
ISABEL I'D ID
L. Col. Hamtramrt sndA 4i,,sni Au,u,
lleft to-day 10 fske tbs Ws.,.lns rou,,
down lss Mississippi. III
H f.Aorfoik R,aeen ~ Sa,,,a,. B
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25

When The RESOLUTIONS i'd fela,ioniio the
war with Mexico, apa voting thanks 10
the President 81 the Uriied sfa'es fiji ,he
mapnerin which The var has been con,
Quoted, were before The Senate Of VII.
gina. 90 Saturday week. Mr., Gsllaher Of.
Tered lbe following amendment. WHICH ne
though, would Sill up the cup Of adula-
ton offered 70 Mr.. Polk II
Rssolpsd, That 10 an especial manner i Presi
dent Polk entitled 10 the APPRECIATION and thank.
OF this General assembly, for his toise and fnei,
restoration 10 power, in Mexico, If the SHOWN.
ed and reliabie General Senior Don Lopez An.
tonic do Santa Anna .9itrandsia Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25
THE w1LMor PRovIso.

..e X
ri This proriso, which was lacked TO the
Three Million Bill in the House Of Re-
representatives., is creating considerable ek-
element and infaming the public mind 70
degree which We think altogether nm
necessary -for we do not take il beyond 7
mere declaration Of opinion. which an
other Congress has. Undoubtedly, ihe right
tofepesi.
The, Moth is exhibiting a spirit in this
matter. however. which will meet with
90 favor fromabe friends Of the Consti-
tu6on, and those Who #sre fos the peace
ana harmony, the union apd indivisibiliiy,
Of our county Theyexhibit The grasp.
log power 70 monopolize the legislation
fof all such territory as<Inay be obtained
BY conques, or purchase. from Mexico,
which is rfprebensiaie inEevery sense Of
the term. and which will arouse perfect
phalank Of opposition on The part Of the
SosIb, who will never consent 10 the an
nexalion Of. an acre Of heF soil on such
terms.
The following is,he celebrated Wilmot
proviso attached 70 the three million bin /:
Provided, further, Thst there shall be neither
slavery nor involuntary serviIude in any terrific
~ On The continent OF America which shall here.
aftet be acquired by or annexed 10 the United
States by virtue Of this appropriation, OF in any
other manner Whatever, except Tor crimes whefe-
Of The party shall have. been duly convicted;
Propidtd, alisays, that every person escaping in
TO soch territory from whom labor or service is
lawfully claimed IN any one Of the United Sta es,
such fugi,iv msy be lawfully claimed and con-
veyed out of SAID territory 10 lhe power claim
ing bis or her labor or seryice.p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25
MINNESOTA.

The new territory. 6ereiofore known %
Nebraska. was last week formed into .
. Territorial Government, BY the House
Of Representatives. Afisr considerable
discussion, the Committee were finally
brough. 10 vote upon The Bill and alter
many questions as to names, Nebraska,
Itsska. Chippewa. and Washington be
ing named. Minnesota was finally agreed
upon. This is the lndisn nans Of ,hs
principle river that runs through the
country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25
A GRAND ENrRRrAlNMENr

The Ball al Capt Sappingion's Hptel
90 The 22d, was very well attended, con.
sidering the inclemency Of the day and
evening. The company enjoyed them
selves much. judging from The CAVITY snd
hilsrity Of spirits that seemed 10 Pervade
and the entertainment furnished by
Mine Hos" was leede a-keaG' oI
ary thing Of tie kind thai we hase,seeo
Tor years. Cap, S. seemed 70 have sur
passed himself 10 the choice display Of
Refreshments be afforded. and received
deserved lludaiion as caterer Of nice
Lie. a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25

ATTACK on The CAsrLk II VeaiT
cRuz The Albany Journal b. ihs loE.1
loving N xE#
II I'VE hayeIinformaiioD. derived from \
Fgertlem anldifeci rom Brszos, wiois well
in'ormed, that General Scott making
active and Effective arrange mems lor an
assault, upon Vera Cruz.
The place i 10 be invested sipolisne.
oasly BY sea and. gby land. A Flotilla
r. 10 readiness 10 convey tie Army To-
: Po,et within fifteen mles 81 iss Castle.
Lhe monstration 10 TO Be made BY tho
ol4h, ot q the laiesl BY the lob Of March,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-25
joan S. GALLAHER.
cASpIDArE ron cosaREss.


is ne hare presented the names Of other dis.
tisgu,.Aed gen,Is us1 Of this Csnsres Dis.
uict, Es dean il but iasiice to I'D able and lil.
es,sd Wig ofaae.her oouniY, 70 give place q
,hsifaliosins sr,rse, fson The Msr,iDsburr GA
selies
"We}haye made !, ocr business during
The past week % converse freely with The
people Of Bstkeiey--io give 10 them our
oaa humble yie rs and to ask from them
their wishes ID return. As far as We are
sbie TO sscett4in public feeling. we feel
warranted 10 saving that The voice o.
Berkeley is decidedly, un,qlyocslly aud
Ne might slmost say unaninau.ly Tor
CHAKLgs JANEs FAuLKsER Eos and
that il be viii accept the ncnina,isn sad
become The chossn champion Of our
cause. The people will give INN 40 IN
sHusiAsrIc seaport. But we have heard
No Whis say ,hsi be wouli not eheerfuity
support any other 81 the Candidates who
might be asned by the Consen.ion.--
Bsfkel.y asks no more from her sister
Counties for her isvorise Candidate. than
she i prepared to yield 10 any Of theirs.
provided be does 40. receive the nOni.
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