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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-02

towards Institutions and the poporionae dislike Of the
of monarchca influence which the sad experience
her neghbors has given her consider in addition the hope
debt and consequent oppression in form another
under the opprehensons Of which all the nations Of South
America except Paraguay, heavily labor, and view
into the future OF what and ought do becomes clear
and distinct.
II very evident that the true policy of Govern
ment towards Paraguay to grant without delay her request
to be admitted into the family of nations For declining to
enter into the ordinary bonds Of friendship and with
her we surely have reasonable petext whatever In fact
py our suicidal delay we only depvng ourselves OF that
strong position which her application us, first of all the
POWERS OF the world undoubtedly and which her Ii
bera feelings towards us would easily enable retain.
Should she from necessity be compelled to shield her weak
ness and inexeence under the strength knowledge the
monarchies Of England and France she do under
their own graspng restrictions and sacrifice of in
dependent feeling Them with her neighbors if
ever 10 recover the ground of which European policy will have
deprived must naturally be through long struggle with
our determined rivals and full return the system clearly
set forth in the instructions Of Mr. Adams Mr. Anderson
Indeed we neither imagine desire thoroughly
noble exposition of duty to these still struggling nations
than is found in that sublime State paper The beneficial re-
suits which must naturally from the entertain
mcn OF just and liberal views in their behalf perhaps with
many subject of but little interest through lack of inorma
on We purpose therefore, future communication more
fully explain the present system by which Paraguay
ed and also to mention the chief points Of commercial mpor
lance to US in her natural productions and social position.
Though upon the Procrustean bed of so-caed Democratic
principles the policy Of country hitherto has in vain sought
rpose, yet look with hope the future There still
many who remember that " Government practical thing
made for the happiness Of mankind, and furnish
spectacle of uniformity crafty the schemes of visionary POI
cans The business of those who called administer
is to rule and not to wrangle would be poor compen
saon that we had trumphed in dispute whilst had lost
an Empire that had FILTERED down Power and the
same time destroyed the REPUBLIC.
"Burke apud Story.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
RT, BROWN. ,cl.rL.
70 VIT.

EVIRGINL1, 70 WIT. Y
Al Rules holden in the clerks oficssof ihs cir
cult Superior court otiaw and chsncery for
Jefferson county, the ttss Monday in January, ]
l84f:~
H'illiam Hi Beatty md George Suun-
| ders, merchants dad partners undsr
the name aad An Of William III. !.
! Beatty 5 Co., PLAINTIFFS. i
| y !. AGAfSSTs
E1Filliam Short, Arecutor 81 Daniel
| Buckle, aeceaseA Hannah Buckles, ]
Il {the aoidom,J Charles Harper and
Ehsa hisscife, Lhathan C. Buckles,
.Edpin q. Buclass, Human u. v.
Buckles, John J. Emshal and Sally
his acye, Corbin Fest and .4bbey bis !.
DUe, William Kitr and. Susan M.
his ,oyc, Iiaggoaer and Cath
ariine his acjts, Daniei B, Saearef. ]
Thomas Searer, l.John W. Shearer,.
and .VIliiam CT Mearcr; the said
Eliza, Jotathan Ed,cia G,; Han
nah 4. III. Saity!s.7b Susan M. |
and Cathariae, ding children, and
the said Daniel b Thomas, John
W. and Wtliam lei, being grand
children Of the said Daniel Buekissy
deceased, HI DrFEkDANTs. Il
tN cHAaEERY 81
THE Defendants. JON lhan C Buckles. John
AEMar.hall anu Sally his wife, Cothin West
and Abbey his wife, VIM Kerr snd Susnn MI his i
wifi, e. Wsggpner ami Ca,haiine his vie,
Thomas Sacafef and Jslhn w Shearer, not
having entered their sppkerance, and given SO -
curity5accordingAe The AEi of Assembly end the
RuIesiofthis Court; and happening by sstisfac.
tory evidence thai theyarc nos inhabitsnls OF
this couatry Il u ordered hat the said defts.
do appear here Oh The ffsEsiay Of the ne Il Term
and answer the Gill Of tho Plaintiff aud that !
copy Of this order be forib Ti,b inse rted 10 SONS
newspaper published in.dhsrlsstown, for,wp'
months Excessively, and Hoste al the front door
Of tho cour. House ii The said Town Or
charlsstown. A cOpy-Tas,e,
JaDu.ry-7. lst7. il
VIRGINIA, no VIT:
AT Rules holden il the essrks Office or the Cir
cult superior court Of law and chancery fot
Jefferson county, the frstMonday in January
lS47:
Charles Harper, Joha; X, Whits, and
. + n H. ~
Henry Berry, r-, PLAINTIFFS,
Dauia SaiUeley and Jola H. McEndree,
fIl iii DEFENDANTsT
LNf CHalpERY
fFyHE defendant, Davidse30ifeley, not having
n entered bis appearance and given security
according to the Act Of Assembly and The rules
Of this Court; ald il appearing by satisfactory
evidence thai he#is not at inh sbitant or this
country: ID is ordered, Thai the sand defendant
do appear here onlhe 6rsl ny Or the mex. term,
and answer the bin OF the klainiifs, and that !
copy Of This order be fo4fhwita inserted in
some newspaper Published u charlestown, for
two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted al the
front door or the Courthouse, 10 the said town
Of Chariestown.
"A copy-Tesie,
ROPER TT. sBR0 NM Clerk.
January Z, 1917
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
UNI TED STATES
III o II d L., II.

III arpe fs-F cry, Va.
THE undersigned most respectfully inform
= the public that he has leased the Hotel 81
fIarpers-Ferry, know as The pNITEDSTATES
HOTEL. He has been fatiered by the kind
testimoDialshe has received Of ths salisfae tion
and approval Of his conduct as lander d in
CharlssiosUn, and bringing to his residence the
experience Of some years, be believes be will be
able 10 maintain his charscter among his friends,
and 10 acquire new tributes Of approbstlon
from the travelling public He is determined
p Keep good house, and one which will re-
commend itself.
He asks the travellers BY the Rail Road AZ
veil as all others to give him one call, and il
there be any reason able cause Of complaint OF
the fare or the manner Of its servicefa second
visit willnot be expected. He wifi7endesvori 10
be polite and courteous, and alin his1employ,
connected with the Hotel, will be required 10
practice the same department. Preparations
have been made for the accommodated Of visi-
ters-singiy or in families, and the best the
ma kets afford will be at the service Of his pa
trons. His bar will be furnished with good
WINES and LIQUORS, and his Stable will be
attended BY one Of the best ostlets the State
can produce. JOS. F. ABEL.
April TO- lS45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
FRE6H 0YaTERS.

nEORGE B. MONROE, thankful for the
VI liberal support extended towards him du.
ring The two last seasons, Informs the citizens
Of Charlestown and neighborhood, that he has
again opened his OYSTER R0OMyat the old
stand, three Goors East Of lhe Court hoase.-
He win at al times keep on hand the best Oys-
tiers the Baltimore market can afferd which
will be served up in siyle 10 suit the taste Of
the most faslidions epieure. By giving him one
days notice, ne will furnish Oysters By the Can
10 any who may prefer receiving them in this
way.
He solicits call from bis old friends and as
many new ones as possible, ss il shall be his
constant effort to render entire satisfaction.
ChaflesloWn. OcI 90. 1916
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
N@PIR
"a 0AnOaI

WILLIAM LUCAS q BENZ. Is. WASHING TON,
AviNG associated themselves III lie Prac.
~ tice ofthe Law, will attend the superior and
Inferior Ceurts Of Jefferson, Berkeley, Fledc.
rick and Clarke 4
Office the same as heretofore occu pied III T.r.
cas- & Bedinger +
Charlestown. Aug. IA, l845--tf. i1si
The Senior Partner 10 the above cara woula
say 70 his friends and to the public generally,
tina he has again resumed, with renew "a lei al,
the practice Of bis profession, which the duties
Of public life, for the last few Years. have com.
PEELED him in measure 10 neglect. 10 all,
thea, who would entrust thefp business 10 his
charge, he deems il Only necessary for him 10
say, that he il again prepared. as heretofore,
With ell his energy, to do battle in thel cause,
andHtG protect with all his ability, Inc rights
and Interests iof his clients He can generally
DO found, when not elsewhere professional ny
engaged, al his Off :e in Charleslown. 4
Aug. %, ISA5.-tf. HE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
COaLStoYes.

sENHE attention Of those in want OF COAL
1 STOVES is invited TO the improved kind
that is now being manufactured al the Harpers-
Ferry Foundry, which consists OF Eve different
sizes, suitable for Offices, Shops, Stores, Church
:, sc. .f!so on hand. Hot-.air Cooking Stoves,
winch will be delivered and set up in any section
Of the country they may be wanted.
WANTED-A large quantity of Old Copper
and Brass, and old Cast and Wrought lion
which will be taken in exchange, al the highss
price, for any thing in my line.
HUGH GlLLECEE
Harpers-Ferry, Noy.'l645
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

yESEIE Partnership heretofore existing BE-.
X tween Doctors Hammond and Reynolds,
is this day dissolved, BY mutual consent All
persons indebted TO the 6fm are requested IL
call upon Doctor Hammond and settle their &C.
counts by nots oroibsrvise. 8
THO'S. HAMMOND,
JNO. REYNOLDS. .ti
Shepherdstown, Nov IS, (Dec 10,) 1876 $2*
tEFDr. HAMMoND continues the practice Or
his Profession. E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
OYSTERS !!

THE subscriber has made arrangements 10
/ be supplied Daily, with
Fresh Oysters,
Which he will serve up at his Rooms, few
doors below SappiDgton. Hotel. in any manner
thai may be desired = Fried, Stewed or Roasted.
Oysters will also be disposed Of BY the Can.
Families wishing to be thus supplied will please
give notice the day previous.
Give q call al my establishment, where q
general variety is always keptto please the pa
late. J.F. BLESSING.
Oct %. 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
Paw ND Vour Taxesl

TyHE Tsxss forihs year 1886, are now due,
! u ard il 10 earnestly desired that those 10.
debtsd will promptly discharge the claims q
gsinst them,
al win attend Al ny Office in charlsstown,
JOHN W. MOORE, D. s.
: Sept ~ 1851. For u K.olsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
HAVANA sEGAEes,
TOBACCO sc.

M ERE ElANTS and Dealers generally, are
" respectfully invited to'clH and RI anime
the finest stock OF Il
Segars and Tobacco IN this .Market.}
Ar No "a, N. Howard SfREEr, BALrIMoRs
Nearly opposite the WheatheId Hotel The
following brands comprre apart Of ,he stock
of Segsrs, VIZ. 1f h
Regalias, Il N Prensados, # III
Canones, II ElAguila, Eif
Trabncos, La1Esirella. eFt3
La Norma, Minerva, Hfi f
/ Dos Famas, La Lexl.ad, 'HH
Las Tres Corosas, Bayonetas, fE II
la Celebrads, PaoeieIas, IE
" Dos Amigos, Principe, &C. HfIf
American Manufactured Segars OF every de.
scripliOn. h
Manufactured Tobacco from the best factories
in yirginla. Fine CIT Chewing Tobacco, Snuds,
&c &c. IN .
He begs leave 70 refer 10 Cato Moore, Esq.
Charfestown +and Andrew E. Kennedy, Efq5'
Baltimore. ELIAS r. GRIFFIN,
No. IA, North Hotcsrd Street
Baltimore, Sept II, isl6-S56n. if.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

vrrnr,uNru " -.
~ Al {!
AT Rules holden - he Ell - EN- =,
cult superior court g. ~ a. >&N<S'is.
ls4I-
1o'sPA "''sins' ,sa.s.sr
L.. rU-fis:... ,J,.ll E,u., IN,.,.. e II. &
l1s'..y = $500 M s.s5... =, - 4
partners traaa nau s, .1s "dMs 80
:coons, WSiiiam Stephens, and
John Ksplinger aaa John Little, part
n.rs fraa;ng ,.nAsr fhe napeI md
go ~ $500 4 I;tt. yVslf;o,n
M yr ~. IS \ p.dr,,, H.nser
T,.s,ss cf s,;9 p,f9av Der.rs
N CH.1AUEkl.
SHE defendants, Henry wilkins enc !amss
Wonn. not haslng entered tnslf
appearance and given secarity according 10 Tbs
Act OF Assembly, and ~ rales e this Court,
and il appearing BY satisfactory evidences hist
they are not iahabitants sof this conmonNealths;
II is ordered, That theIssaid defendants do
appear here On the Esst DAY Of tho ns8t
term, and answer ,hs hih !of the Plaintiff;
and that : copy Of this order Be forthwith
inserted 10 some newspa per published inc harleA
town, for two months kueeessively, and posted
u the front door Of .he Gourt.house II he sad
a COW este
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
Drugs. Medicines. &c,

ii NJ. cRiDLER hassiust returned from
"A . the East, with a fresh and vel select
ed assortment Of Drugs, Medicines &c. These
in want will plesseRgiye hir1sa call, 81 in Biz
Store they VIII fad every lhibg which. bslossgs
to the Drug business.
Harpers. Ferry, Dec "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

Garfield, Brother s. co..
Importers, Manufacturers & Dealersll
TIN Watches, Fine-JsweIry, Silver and Plated
= Ware, Lamps, Military and Fancy Goods,
No. 2a7, Baltimore Street, corner Of Charles
street, Baltimore. .|f
LA C. GARFIELD,
VIZ. B CAMPBELL,
Jos. H MEREDITH, L
July, %. l646--if GlIF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
Cash for Negroes.

HyHE subscriber 10 anxious 10 purchase q
l. large number Of Negroes, Of both sexes,
sound and likely. Persons having Negroes 10
dispose of, will find Il to their interest 10 give
him a call before selling. as he will nav The
very highest cash prices
He can be seen At the Berkeley Courts. nj
Mariinsburg, on the second Monday, aud a,
Berryyllle on the fourth MondayiD each mon ID,
and usually at his residence in Charlesto wn.
All letters addressed 10 him will be promptly
attended 10. WILLIAM CROW.
Charlestown, Nov % 1861
RUTTER- of pr ime quality, for sale By
IL Dec 10. s Fl ALLEMONG, .fgt
ENREsH sAGE-ior sale BY
u Dec 10. JH B.ayd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
Carrell's Western Exchange,
4 HARPERS FERRY, VA.
The Regular OPPOSITION DINING
HOUSE.

FALL s WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
yEOR the accommodation Of The Passengers
y in the Cars, will have OYSTERS and
other Deiieaeies Of the season served up daily
10 superior style, where Ladies and Gentlemen
can get what they want, and only pay for ichat
they get. My situation is the most cor We lent
on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. where
Passengers cannot possibly be left. return
my grateful thanks 10 the many thousands who
have patronized
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21
THE OPPOSITION

= During the last year, and hope always TO
merit their favors.
3. H. CARRELL.
HsrpeFs Ferry, Oci 8, 1876.
I P. s. For the better accommodation Of La
dies have fitted up an additional Dining Room
for them and those travelling with them, which
is attended BY female servants exclusively.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

~ E mea supeIiof Family Groceries. With 81.
soss Lsrd. Flour. Cora Me6l; Salt, Fish. SEc.
lgayson hapd, q very fedueedsprices. ~
Nov. ~ s.sH. ALLEMONG, A..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

BOOTS, SHOES s BRQGyaNS.
1d0nA+PAtR wonan's Misses and
AOOO chiIdrsn's shoss ard Boolees,
Cases msn,s ssd boz = Boots,
Do do Bloesns
Ladies' and gents GUN Ovsrshocs, Cor sale low
Nevrs T ssIcAFOosE-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-21

4 NRlAL Of Myers and Others, with ! full &c.
- count Of The Hoyt Tragedy. Tor ssle BY
Dee "a. j ] MILLER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02
MONEY MARKET.

monday, Now Id ks Ne
The stock market opened more buoyant this morning,
aud prices improved fraction. The transactions
not very extensive indicating belief the part Of
holders, in further improvement The steamer from
Liverpool is in her fourteenth day. and must be
close at hand Her arrival Is anxiously looked for
until her sdvces have been received and the nature
them known. cannot expect much change in any Of
markets.
At the first board to-day, Long Island advanced q
per cent; Canton, u; Farmers Loan, u Harlem, u.
Treasury Notes, Reading Mortgage Bonds and Norwich
closed at prices current Saturday Reading Railroad
fell Off u per cent
At the second board there very little done, and
prices remained about the those in the
morning. The market closed firm at quotations.
stockholders in the stonington Railroad Company,
will receive the dividend Of two and half dollars per
share, at the Office of the company in this city.
The following table will show the amount in the Sc
vera repositories the 26th of October subject to
the draft Of the United States Treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

FIsH.-Sales Of 400 500 quntals dry cod were made
at So 65 there sales Of mackere beyond so bb
including No ls ut SO and No 2s at So 5 there were
500 600 bbls ahoat unsod held at So 26 for 3s and
81 for 2s The arrivals consisted Of about 100 qun
tails dry cod and 100 bbls. msckerel
FRuiT.-There we're sales of about 1000 boxes bunch
sins made at 81 30 at months 40 bbls dried apples
we're sold at cents per ID.
HEMP.-The market was quiet at last weeks prices;
the last sales made at $i40 for dew rotted
LEAD.-The market inactive, and no sales
ported.
MoLAssEs There was better feeling in the market
and rather more doing.
NAVAL SToREs.-No sales were reported; prices
NAMED nominally the same Dealers were looking for
the steamers news before moving to any extent.
OLs-Lineeed-The market continued the same as ut
the close on Saturday and moderate sales were making
at those rates. Crude sperm and whale also in
active, and sales reported 10 palm made at
s cents o months; olive was steady at ITO cents Oil
Cske-A sale of 40 tons round made at S24.
PROVISIONS were inactive Mess pork was offered at
pa 20 pa s7H prime was dull at $40 so $40 10
Lard-Saes OF 10 tierces made at 81 cents Beet
Country mess was worth 50 and prime do u.s. city
mess wa: worth $lo %, and prime %. Cheese Good
dairies were worth 7ko, with light sales Butter-No
change.
Rrcr-The stock continued light, and no sales were
from 81 62h a Sl4-the latter for prime quality.
SUGAR-Saes Of loo hhds Porto Rico were made at Ia
Ia cents The stock Of sugars said to consist Of
1910 hhds OF all kinds, and Of about 5000 boxes
TALLow-Sses OF 10 900 lbs. common were made at OK
cents and 10000 do good reported sold at 10 cents
sWHALreoNE-Sales of 10000 lbs Northwest were made
at 80 cents
WHIsxEv-The market was rather quiet at 81 cents
without sales Of consequence being reported
FREIGHTs-To Havre, cotton engaged at cents
To Liverpool about 5000 bushels of taken at
Cd There was no change in rates to London.
Real Estate AT AUcrIoN-2 lots N. side 26th street
near 5th avenue, each 25x9s, $1,000 EACH $4,000; lot
south side 25th street sth avenue, 26x9O $1,000
lease of house 200 West street, 1896.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02
WAsHINoToN, Got. 81, lS47.

Nsws-News-More Fighting, &C., &c.
is remarkable that Sunday has generally been the
day on which have received the first intelligence OF
the military operations In Mexico
We have telsgraphic despatch to-day, destined for
New York, Of fight at Pueba-and though We cannot
% yet get the particulars do hear that Col Cllds
Ia safe. Thus much is obtained from Mrs Childs who
had right In calling at the telegraph oceto know the
fate Of her husband But while We write wa shrsvdlx
suspect the whole despatch is before you
An editorial In the Union shows the condition Of the
treasury to be better than had supposed-thoueh Il
does not remove the apparent necessity new loan
or new Issue OF Treasury notes of the nrst acts
Congress- In order to meet expenses aocruing TO the
end OF the current fiscal year And II we are not mis-
taken in his annual report Mr. Walker will ask replen
ishment Of his sub-treasuriss ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-02

Cincinnati to ssndusky Lake Erie; and at Indian
opolis In Indiana with the railroad in operation
from that place to Madison. the Ohio (sbout half
way between Cincinnati and Louisville)
The amount Of capital required for the completion of
this road cannot be much short of twenty millions Of
dollars ian amount only equal to railway calls in Eng
land in monthly and 1t will, without doubt, lead to
expenditure of ave times that amount by the
struction Of lateral roads, leading to the remotest
tions of the country The construction of railroads
the u States Is not attended with such external
expenditure a. those in operation have been The
manufacture railroad iron has increased 80 rapidly
this country within the past five years that shall be
able the Of the increase continuing at the
rate In few years to supply our home demand, and
keep within limits the immense sums of money
which would otherwise DO sent out of the country Five
years ago there not a single bar of railroad iron
manufactured In the Union and It Is estimated that
during the year ls47, shall manufacture more than
sinty thousand tons The demand from the old and new
companies already In existence, is great that the
extent of production is not sufficient to satisfy it, and
the demand ID increasing faster than the domestic pro-
duction We are therefore, compelled to import largely
from England but the time is not far distant when the
course of this trade will be reversed
The importation Of iron into the United States from
England both in the rough and manufactured state Is
very important item in the aggregate and the extension
Of manufactures Of domestic hardware will undermine
valuable trade which Great Britain almost mono
poizes There very few branches Of industry grow
ing more rapidly in this country than this and trust
that few years will suffice to reduce the importation OF
these articles 1t is for manufacturers to
turn out articles good in every particular those
import before can successfully compete with the
manufactures Of Europe SO far railroad iron is
csrned compete with the world, and shall b.
in ima n all
manufacturing.
The annexed report of the Auditor of Accounts of
State of Vermont made to the Legislature states that
the disbursements for the year ending August 81 ls47
500 479 and the receipts from all sources for the
same time, including balance Of $2O,4sO hand at
the commencement Of the year. $iO4975, leaving
balance hand the lst of September lsa7 of
showing that tie for the year exceeded
the receipts $l49s4.
The liabilities of the State, according to this report
were, on the LIST of September, lS47 as annexed