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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28
Valuable Rich Woods Land

a 4 + I08 SALE. ~
Wish 70 d,sposs 81 shsi .porii . 81 The
Rich Woods FARM ling "a the Wesl side
q the county road which eo5hecis the Smiih.
I'D Turnpike win The Winchester road, and
stjoining The lands belonging 10 The heirs OF
Joan T.A tpashiastpn, decreased, Or. Ssmusi
beoliays = w. Baylor, and Mr. Jsns q. WASH
lnsten- Thstfaet eoptsins about
One hundred and sixty Acres,
Ninety acres Of which i cleared Land The re-.
tlninder L heartily Timbefed, The growth con-
tbling Of the various kinds 81 oSk, hickory,
walnut, locusi, Sc. The open land, (lkrty
= nses of which swell set 10 clover J il Gnely
eEppssd for eaitisaiiep- . BE wood land protect
Ing The Eeidtfrom the North sud West winds
ard The soil Is Of The very bell quslay.
slsoiuisb 20 dispose Of II ACT or
LAND ob4hs Bloc Ridge Mo1uiain, about
tue mica belowihe shsnnondaEs Spring., con.
500 ACRES,
a pofiion Of this Is cleared land. The re ainder
has on il . kfvwthiof OAK. hickory, pine and
chestnut. There are upon hi, tract seversl
Ienemepts, three Orchards, and nlIAbsr OF
hne Springs near the dwellings. This lfact
will efthsr he sold entire, OF DIVIDED to suil pur-
chsssrs. Ny terms viii be made known 10
thots whe may be disposed 10 purchase either
Of The ABOVE tracts.
THos. B. WASHINGTON
Rich Woods. Jan !, lsil-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28

We understand. says 40 exchange pa
per, tha. 40 Ingenious Yankee has put up
: saw mill which Il driven BY the force cf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28
A VALUABLE FARM
ZOE SAFE.


~ BERRELEY coUEFY, VIRGINIA.
~ ,fiE undersigned are authorized By tie
owners. Messrs John and Jose phi Turner.
70 seil THE FARM, N Berkeley County, I'D,
joining lhe lSnds Of ID Laymasier. Dr. hedges
Daniel Ropp. and others, lately santd b. I'll.
larry Turner, deceased aid now 10 tie oceupan.
cy 81 MI. Warner Powell II,
TAs is16Ss y Ssis tr 20 ite -hi;do f lhe pur.
chase meaey1o be pad in cesh one third 10
one year, and one third III two ears from the
thrsf dsy Of April next. q which tigs possession
will be given the deferred payments 10 beat
interest, ard To BE secured on Tile land.
t6Alf lheabpye mebiiooed LAND should
MT be disposed q y, private contract bttot,
ths second Monday 10 M,rsh mart il viii then be
Offered sipublic sale, before lte Court House
door, in Msrtinsturg
Z l. LEE,
If EHuD TUNER,
agents FOR ths o,cncrs
5ShepheIdsiawn. Nov 9G. lsl6.--ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28

n. 4. @ one, IN. DID. ~. 3
NoRMERLY sf Massachusetts. and lsse Of
Baltimore, offers his Professional Ser
vices 10 The citizens Of CharlestoWn.
Dee 81, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28

III WILL give he highsst market price ,or
y EErshol and unussked WOOL, ID excAsdge
er. O. Biiluyres make Of FAXED and Pitil
Linseys, q aay other kind 81 nerehandise.
John X. WHITE. \
shspkerdslouu. Nav 81. Isie.--,f - 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28
YVanted,

nN0R HE ensuing year, e single man prefer
n red) an enelseile man, Of induzirioas.!.so-
Der and business habits, and high eharselsEs 10
sssizt ne, ID mansging ny Farm. ard pnrchstihg
Wheal.n 81 IN p JAMES l. RANSOM,
Dee II, 1886.
P. s. Mona need apply lhdt cannot sheu laat
they answer he above reapifemsnis. J. 4 B.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28

HONOR. 70 THE CRAFT.-Our young
friend AMI brother typo. JAMES H. BA-
KER, ha, been appointed Color Bearer in
the FIRST Regiment Of Virginia Volunteers
James H served his apprenticeship IN
ihis Office and done good service 10 the
Clay elee club OF al. He i now gone
10 'reveliA the Halls Of the Montezumas.
Our Gag viii be there. Mark i'll
80" H'p'
WHrsKERs.--Gen. Worth has issued
an order compelling officers and soldiers
10 appear 10 dress parade without whisk
ers. The consequence was that an extra
amount OF shaving bad to be done. Bar.
bering was on the rig Al Saltillo.
TAIL workmanship the Virginia
regiment. there 10 4 compsny from Slaun-
ton having twenty nsn. each over six
feel high.
Iowa Mr.. Coplee, one Of the fnd<
pendent or possum' members Of The 10
"a Legislature. 10 dead. The Legislator,
Of Iowa il now composed Of f26 demo
Gratis, ~ Wigs. and 2 independents.
The collections al New York in aid Of
the suffering poor Of Ireland amount AZ
$i.26O.
The Han. JOHN BANKS has been elect
ed Treasurer Of ffhe State 81 PeDnsylya
MIA.
BIBLE SociETy. -fhe American Bibl'
Society have issued upwards Of 500, OOt
copies Of ihe Bible during tbe last nin'
months. i
tA,D AND oMroRr.-Undef thisheat
,he Raleigh Register announces thai ID,
Wbig Legislature Of North Carolina hay,
appropriated $4,000 for the. equipmen
and maialenance ef The n. @. Regimen,
The American Baptist Missionary q,
MON hass raised during The year 500.
600. and ssnl ont eleven new nissioha
riaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28

The accounts Of dsaih fsom siarvaficn
10 Ireland ste .mosi .icksning. Nearly !
column Of London paper u occupis !
With statements ef this end "a individual
misery. Died Cor want Of food-s1isd
Of siarysison.'-fdied from utter desiiiu-
tom these are yerdicis continually rem
deEee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28

The American 9spii.. Missionary q.
Mon hass rsised during ihs year $780,
600. and ssnl out eleven new nissiona,
.rieG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28

TAIL voLus-EERs.-Tn ihe Virginia
regiment, there is company from Staun-
ton having twenty nnen. each over six
feel high.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28

Cooking Store 70, Sale.
MO. 3. Halkivsl's coeknk Store viii Is,
~ soil lev. Apply e
CharIssionn. Nss S isie ;' 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28

lNREsu IPRUNEs, in glass jsIs. 81
Dee q. y 9EAR0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28

The Hon. JsC Gray, uilHonaiss Of
Boston. where wealth Is synony mous With
more Of luxury and refined iss,e. tksp ri
most other places inAthis republic. ii il
said 10 tbe papers, gave bsll night be-
fore last. she getting W Of which isSaaid
10 have cost over $5-OO9. and the vines
alone more than $5O0; The aidess alk
was caspeted for the company 10 siiphi
on, and % Oh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28

Iowa Mr.. CoDlee. one Of the fndz.
pendent or 'possum' members Of The 10.
"a Legislature. 10 dead. The Legislature
Of Iowa il now composed oi26 demo.
crai.. "a Wigs. and 2 independents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28

BIBLE SocrETy -fhe American Bible
Society have issued npwsrds Of 500, 600
copies Of lie Bible during tbe last nine
months.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28

The collections ii New York 10 aid Of
the suffering poor Of Ireland amount 10
26O.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28

The Han. JOHN BANKS has been elect
ed Treasurer Of The State 81 PeBnsylva
MIA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28
Clarke County Land for sale.

Near CharIestoWn, JeHeTson Co. Va
Nov 10, 1886. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

VIM. II. JONEs AuctloneeI.
BOOTS AND sHOEs.-By J. ID. lNGERs0LL
DCO-stofs 2l2 Pearl st-On Wednesday. December
O'Clock $50 boots shoes and brosans suitable
Tor the Southern, Western and city trade
Also, ~ cases mems and ~omsns figured rubbsn
Also, 50 cssss omens plain ubbsrs
Also, ~ cases mems metallic rubbers
Also ~ cases womsns metallic rubbsu
Also 80 cases boys hip and thick boots.
Also Is cases women and nj sses pegsed boots
Also 10 cases mems calf sewed waterproof boots nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06
NOTICE.
PATENT sALAMANDER SAFES.

yV,HE PUBLIC are informed that Crands Rich, Almon
Rof and John Stesrns OF the City Of New orb have
purchased and the sole and exclusive owners for
the several States of the Union except the States Of Maine
Nsw.Hampshre, Vermont Massachusetts, Rhode Isssd,
Connect and NewYork Of the Patent granted on the
H day OF June, is4S to Daniel Fitzgerald for an improve
Ia FIRE proof chests and safes, commonly known a.
Wders Patent sasmander Safes and that they have the
sole and exclusive right under the said Patent, 10 make
use and sell and others the right to maize use
and sell the said Patent Sslamander Safes within and
throu the said several States except those above
named u. q. WILDER, rhehler-
New-York December /, 1917.
The .ub.cribers hereby ssuon all persons assnst any
infringement Of their above rights by making USING or
selling the said Patent salamander Safes IN any OF the
states except those above named And the public are
specially cautioned 10 purchase such safes TO be used
any Of the States except those above enumerated from
any authorized make ysnd them BY the sub
scrbers any such infringement will render them liable
under the Patent Law and they will be proceeded sgns
accordingly {. RICH co.
New-York, December ,, l841
RIcH Co.'S improved Patent 5asmandsr SAFES being
an improvement on Wilders Pstent) for sale In the
following cities;
New. Orleans by Isaac Bridge q
Galveston BY Edwd 5. Wood
". Louis BY Houseman Lowry.
Charleston, 5. C., by Lewis NJ Hatch
Chicago. by Raymond Gibbs Co.
Richmond, Va by John Womble Co
A. 5. MARVIN, General Agent,
"a 81 l3e. Water o.. N. Y.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of Socks. &c. Gee Fourth Pa<.
SATURDAY, p. n

SATURDAY., PM
There was fair amount Of Stocks sold today
and quotations were generally without change The
market was smer at the close than the opening Sound
Stocks were not In large demand but had upward
tendency.
The Bill market IS steady, aud really hrstclan
names sold at l0 per cent for Sterling The inquiry
only moderate. Francs are 5.25
Ia Frsights there is more doing, ana shipmasters
are asking higher rates The Genmore wn taken up
a. 70 for Belfast Flour was taken for Liverpool OF led
but % is generally demanded For Cotton 3l66id 10
asked. which 10 an advance.
Our City Banks have made an examination OF
their vaults aud find they have still five sod half mil
lions Of coin, showing loss Of about two and hall
millions since LIST November. The contracted state Of
the Bank losns at present renders this smoun, sufficient
for all purposes Of security.
The. Commerce Of this port continues 10 show an
excess as compared with l546 and the LocoFoco Jour
nss continue sscrbs all the mer, TO the operations OF
the new Tariff. They entirely overlook the Immense
exports which Europe has been obliged 10 pay as for
mostly 10 merchandise and the large quantities Of manu-
features unstable ct hand By reason OF the crisis
which have been sent here for sale. Bven admitting
hsi 10 the new Tariff Is due oil the increase Of eur I'm
ports lie extremely doubtful If Il DO the blessing II
claimed to BE- The policy Of adding 100000 to our
Imports 10 year 10 be paid for either 10 produce
cssh 10 very questionable The aggregate imports for
txeIye months ending Nov 30 have been
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BOOK TRADE.
HALLECK,S POEMS

ILLUSTRATED tEuly elegant American work ID
IAPPLEToSh co have jus, Published the eoup.'s
Poetic. Works Of Fiir Greene Haeek est collected
lnarraed with elegant steel engavrss FROM paintings
BY eruinsot American .rtis's volume. square medium
svo. printed on the hn-st hotprcssed psp-r Price
cloth. - So cloth extra gilt edges a. Turkey morocco O.
IL vii undoubtedly prove the fashionable took Of the
season ard, =. the hrst lyric poet must SGD peimsnen
place in the library q every American gentleman.
Literary Word.
For our part scarcely need TO have Hsesk,
PRINT his finest things are in memory sad II 10 one
Of the of poetry that II 10 what canrot
help dive hing and remembering We could almost re-
produce from recollection spirited cde en- the Death Of
Bozrars bis grand lines Barns his Red Jacket, and the
little poem entitled Womsn and several others from hrs
pen II an The printed copis. were lost We are ssd 70
them however IN the form which they and
which well worthy al them. with Illustrations from
the pencils some Of best artists sAborstey engraved
ard waters IN all the beauty Of wild From the
pencil q Edmonds there clever cc1ie design Leufe
eonrSuiesa spirited one and ihs,s are one OF two me
things BY Huntington. Elicts bead Of the suthor ex
eeedins like ana fs-ke Tia volume Il got up nsvery
respect r beautiful nSnnerths poetry reees not our
praise Auoog the con ents are ses-rs or fae Gr' aud
witty thrss which published many since under
the signature Of Croaker ". C. Bryant. Eve Pest.
There rrsceful ease about everything that comes
from his and espvses the reader a. oueeuor does
he sck the decssy and tenderness which shine oesnt
fay IN tie Lyric verse His Alnwies Castle and Marco
Bozzsrs are the classics Of American poetry snc
his lighter pieces are almost unrivsed Every
American library should afford place for this esssnt
chased. Providence JogrusL
There Is not PAGE in the whole volume that does not
tloN Win TIE nre OF true genius more oesltl-
iu book in every respect we have seldom seen.
Boston paper.
Thsn.w edition Of Mr. Hanees. Poems, is one q the
beautiful books ever issued om the American press
Boston Atlas.
IL would Be folly 20 attempt criticism Of hailscs :
Poems He possesses that rtFest and most envia-
bic privilege Of literary the serene enjoyment Of MS
apotheoss Of the asscs Of language and our
land. This edition OF his works Il really one Of
the most superb books ever published the plates are
engraved In the highest siye and value 20 the bco<
that Il honorable 70 American Art Buffalo Com Adv.
Let forget thank the publishers for the udicous
hheraty eviueed by them in getting up this work Hal
eck Poems are aluxury and should be issued accordingly
a. 2tis rribens
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THE NATIONAL ERA :

WASHINGTON CITY, Dstric, Of ColumbiA-G.
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ponding Editor; L. P. NOBLE, publisher.
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exciting subjects Of Slavery and the Mexican War, ex-
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FOREIGN rMPoRrArroNs

LlNERPOOL-stip Edg0r-l0o tons coal ) Thompson
Nephews-l bale Bulkley Cot Burritt-40 bbls
bleaching powders l. " Field Coz cks 5 stanion-2
Ibbotson-4OOt sacks doz mats Oelrichs Krugsr-767
bars railroad iron 80 ties soda sSh - pig III
ties hamper cask order.
HAvANA-Bark Guide Harold-l2o NJ segsrs w ST.
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NJ segars Lille Rasines+ do A Bslmont-loM 60 NJ
De Pugsisl do TrujilliO Bsrrierss-Sl NJ DO Caset
& Aston 3f7 NJ dow II Thomas-44M do Echarts-l02
bales tobacco bales Meyer Stueksn-S bxs mdss Geo
Griswold, jr-69 bxs sugar spoford, Teston Co-lO0
Roberts 4 WiAms-2lf bxs IS half do J J Taylor Co
200 bxs Dc 4j NJ segars brs mdse 20 order
PORT Al PRlNCE-Brlg " Thoras--l1n bags coffee
Fraser 4 Greenhill-i5OJ NJ smth-l0e Parish 4 Trow-
bndse59 5rsnc pes 800 bags coffee 1900 lbs logwood
O l. & A Ferris-50 bags coffee Grashsim 4 Claphsu-3
psgs md,e II L w Deiafeld-300 bags coffee Cameron l.
Brands Ferguson shennan-24 bbls 10 order
ST JAGO De CUBA-Brig Gsorslana-98 bids sugar .
bills do so bales tobacco John Thompsonl5O do = bxs
ssgar Bernadon-sl bales tobacco Dunscomb Beck
with-l50 John Hill. bbls fruit Capt Britton-
SANTA MARTHA Brig Josephrne-2o pes mahogauy
1851 do fustc 1888 hides Everette Battele.
MANsANILLA, fCubsl-Brig dlabana-2O0 sticks ma
hOgsny 81 do cedar so do fustc ITO do Grsnsda wood
z04 brs sesars bbls honey l4o bids palm leaf 10 mats
Daniel Curtis, jr-f0 bIs segars Capt Means.
MANILLA-SAiy Hsena-7548 bags sugar 1850 bales
hemp L L Griswold-z5 indigo 10 bales hides
cuttings goo cowhdss Geo Gnsvod-hoye overheard y
bales hemp and 1900 bags sugar.
ST CROlX-Ship Emly-6OO hides Aymsr Il Co-iO ton,
fustic Meyer stucken-
DOMESTIC IMPoRTATIoNs.
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SOCIETY LIBRARY LECTURE ROOM,
- Sts BsCADWsy
MIR LYNNE

hlsTecITIlV I've srfIts
Of Musical Illustrations
TO SHAKESPEARE
the above the evenings Of Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday Dec :. i6 snd q.
The Musical Illustrations viii consist Of the celebrated
Music shakspesres Plays and Lyrics selected from the
works OF Purcell Arnc Matthew Locke Stevens Jackson,
Beethoven 7 Cooke Sir N T. Bishop, ard Msndelssohn
The Plays selected for illustration with Introductory
Remarks and Rssiings. viii he The Tempest, AZ Yea
Like H. Macbeth. Hamlet and Midsummer Nj bts Dream
The following Nocslists engaged Mrs Edward 10
Ser, Miss De Luce, Mrs Jones and Mss NJ l.. Leach.
from England. her 6r- appearance IN Ameues-Mr John'
and Mr.. ) L Leach.
The Chorus selected from members OF the American
Musical Institute. Conductor. Mr. George LodeF.
Admission sseh evening One Dollar tickets for the
Of three evenings Two Dollars Tickets 20 be hsa a.
the different music stores Of Mr. {. Frsucs bookseller
Broadway and Of Mr.. Lynne, 81 Mercerst.
Doors open az half past 7. To commence AZ o'clock
va 6uss MruThSsMAru
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The aggregate commerce Of the year is $l52l2S5lo
against si04 292 454 showing an Increase OF 7s36o
Among the exports last week there were 20
Great Britain-Cotton IFS bales Cheese 347 S5 lbs;
Beef s73 bbls Meal 2024 do Lard BLOB Flour. 6s57
bbs; Corn, 1863 bushels Whest $3.50 do; Hams,
26445 lbs.
To France-Ashes, ITO bbs Cotton 926 bales Rice,
200 SOS lbs; Whalsbone 1850 lbs Beef 40 bbls Tai
low. $3.50 lbs.
The amount of Treasury Notes outstanding on
the ls, Inst was sl4s63539 The following table will
show the amount the several repositories on the 2oth
of November subec, to the draft of the United States