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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

The WAR-WAsTE OF HUMAN LIFE.-Of
all the incidents which 90 to illustrate the hor-
rors Of war, VIC have seen none which presents
them to the mind in a more striking and power
fnl manner than the present condition of the
South Carolina regiment Of Volunteers. They
left their homes six months ago about 500 strong:
Of this number 40 died at Vera Cruz, or on the
march to Pucbla, $50 we're left sick in the va
rious hospitals About 272 were in condition
to fight in the late battle, and of that number 81
Gncluding their gallant Colonel, Pierce NJ But
ler) were killed or wounded, leaving a meagre
remnant Of 1875, moiety OF whom may yet per-
haps fall in battle or perish by disease, before
the war shall terminated What contrast will
the return home of this shattered corps present
to the "pride, pomp and circumstance" which
attended their enlistment and departure for the
scat Of war.--RicAmond Wig.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

An INTERESTING CASE Yesterday The
schooner Thomas II. Thompson arrived at this
port from Richmond, Va, bringing sixty-six co..
ored people, men, women and children. Thee
people were once slaves Of a Mr. Edlow, near
Richmond. This gentleman died about itsr
years since, and by bis viii provided that all his
slaves should be set free, to 20 where they pleas
ed. But not TO turn them of utterly penniless
after having worked for him all their lives, BE-
farther provided that If they chose, they might
remain on the estate as laboren until they had
earned sum equal to fifty dollars apiece, over
and above the cost Of their maintenance. thus
they decided to do
After working four years on the estate, they
learn from its managers that their earnings, Tor
that time. average about Sl4,s0 eachl The rest
has been swallowed up in charges Of mainten-
Ance, and commissions on the sales Of farm pro-
duce. A lawyer, whom they employed to act
for them. charged them $3.50 for services, VIII, b,
we learn from disinterested authority, were lot
worth more than IS.
These people, finding ii would be very long
at this rate, before they earned fifty dollar
apiece, determined to stay there no longer ne
managers tried every means to dlssuade then
from leaving. telling them they would immedi
atelv he sold for slaves at the North but thel
Jc,ernined 10 risk this, and engaged their pas
ssge 10 Bostou. as above. The Captain, who !
4 6ne specimen Of an honest, generous Cape Co
Yankee, received them, and brought them on, a
considerable inconvenience to himself
He speaks in terms Of strong commentator o
their behavior on board his vessel, to himself AM
to one another. He says they have been quiet
clearly and obiiging, and he believes them trust
worthy. They are mostly farmers, and woul'
like Immediately to go to work as such
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

AFFAIRS IN CHuHuAuuA.--Letters from Chi
huahua to the 2ist July have been received at
St. Louis.
satisfactory state OF things existed between
the American traders and citizens, and govern
ment The Mexicans adhered rigidly to the
terms Of Doniphan's treaty; the traders were
kindly treated.
The murderers Of Mr. Aud would, no doubt,
be executed. Mr. As property had been taken
charge Of by the government for safe-keeping,
and not with a view Of confscating it. His re-
mains were inferred in the Catholic graveyard,
with due honors.
The traders were admitted to any part Of the
State for the purpose Of selling goods.
Fourteen companies of volunteers have lcft
Santa Fe for the United States, though so thin
ned by disease that they average but forty men
eachs--M " Herald.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

The case Of Ira Wcthcrbee e. cLo.1,. r.
Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY. was eo,,at 70,
on Saturday (isth inst). This va, a, sa.,uueu
recover $780, the amount insured n, ii t' ny I'd
pany upon the Plaintiffs building, Al l .Oa'-
Chesterfield. which were consumed by g. m
fan Of 1915. The defence was that g. p... es
set ere 20 the buildings himself The M ",
not agrec upon n verdict. At the la,i stt %s
term. the same case was tried with The .sms =.
sut--thc jury then stood six for the PLAINTIFF "a
six for the Defendant. We understand ,b,, !,
the late trial, they stood four for the Tain,;s
Wetherbce, and eight for the Company
The only other jury trial was an action If
Trorer, g. G.. Hall ~. Joshua Wymsn. q, H.
conversion Of three wagons attached by Defend.
ant, Deputy Sheriff, as the property Of All
Starkey. Verdict for Plaintiff. $3.50 and eo..,
The Grand Jury found ten bills agan., Gil.
man Brickctt, Of kccne, for selling Intoxicating
liquors without license. lie was fined 500 on
each Indictment, and costs Of prosecution.
Ezra Hall, Of Walpolc, was fined fof dx ike
offences, $3.50 and costs. Several tills verc
also found against Samuel Pierce, Of Wes.nsre.
land, who sells liquor at Kathan's Ferry on tbe
New Hampshire side, and supplies the good peo
pie Of Vermont rs well as Of Wes,moreland. 4
j. understood that citizens Of Pniney entered n,
complaint.
Thursday next was assigned for the irial a
Harris for the murder Of his wife by poisorinr
On Monday, the States Attorney proposed Z
try the case, State rs Ira Wetherbcc, for dihs
uring horse by shcaring his name and isi
After some discussion, the trial was deferred Id
Tuesday morning.
The next case was 10 recover money alleges
to have been paid over for scythes by G. c. Hall
Of Brattleboro, Plaintiff, to A. Sibley & Son, 0
Troy. Verdict for Plaintif.-Ihiiqndrgpie.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

YANkEE PLows.--An American merchant
at the Cape Of Good Hope, has within twelve
years sold an hundred thousand Yankee plows,
chiefly to the Dutch for use in their vineyards
They formerly used heavy Dutch plow, and
refused to buy the Yankee plows, SAYING they
were only made as children's toys Finally, .
farmer was persuaded to take one gratis, and try
it. He soon came back and bought half dozen
Of the first importation, and alter making the
bargain, said be would not have sold the one he
took first, without the opportunity of getting az
other, for six hundred rix dollars. Since that
date, the plows have sold freely.
Journal Of Commerce.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

PICTORIAL LIFE OF GENERAL JACKSON
A book bearing this title has been laid upon our
table by the publishers, Messrs Belknap & Ham
crsley, of Hartford. 1t is handsomely printed
octave volume of $50 pages adorned with III
elegant wood engravings- The biography i.
compiled by John Frost, LII. d., author Of a Pic
torial History of the United States" and other
works of note. From the casual examination We
have been able to give this book, We esteem it an
Indispensable addition to the library of every ad-
miner Of the Hero of New Orleans"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

Hon. JoHN C. SPENCER This gentleman
has written letter to the editors Of the Nationa
lntelligeneer, explanatory of paragraph in the
late letter of Ex-Prcsident Tyler to General
Houston, in regard TO the annexation Of Texas.
AS the paragraph Is written, ono would infer d at
the members Of MIR Tylers Cabinet were all in
favor of tho scheme. Mr. Spencer says that 10
never was in favor Of IL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

AWKWARD MIsrAKE.--A fine Catholic church
was lately built in Missouri, upon the facade OF
which stone-cutter was ordered to cut the fol-
lowing as an inscription: "AIy house shall be
called the house of prayer" He was referred
for accuracy to the verse Of Scripture IN which
these words occur, but unfortunately he trans
cribed, to the great scandal of the society, the
whole verse My house shall bc called the
Hieres r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

MAssAcnusETrs.-The J.ocotoco State Con-
vcntion met at Worcester, on Wednesday of last
week, and nominated Gen. Caleb Gushing, now
in Mexico, for Governor, and Henry W. cush-
man, of Bcrnardston, for Lieutenant Governor.
Both are apostatcs from the Wing ranks. A
series Of Anti-slaycry resolutions were proposed,
but showed aside, dough-face" fashion.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

TEA.-The exports of tea from Canton to thu
United States, from the LIST July, 1876, to tia
goth May, is47, was as follows: 4,ses,555 lbs.
black, and l4,579,7iS lbs green-total, l9,5is,-
as. The total export during the same period
in 1856, was 1857 ,54S lbs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

Fine IN WoRcEsrER.-1h stable attached
to the Lincoln Square Hotel, in Worcester, was
consumed by fire ON Friday night, oath inst, at
II o'clock There were twenty horses and one
horses were saved. All the horses burnt belong
cd to transfers who had put up for the night.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

FIRE IN ATHENs-We learn from the Bel
lows Falls Gazette, that on Saturday night 18th
inst the tannery of Abial Whitney, and the con-
hguous barn and sheds of Frazier o. Durham,
IN Athens were consumed by fire. Loss of Mr.
Durham, $1,000; Of Mr. Whitney, unknown
both insured. This fire is believed to be the
work Of an incendiary.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

.lrz- The house barn and sheds Of VIM. Kimhall,
OF hulland, were destroyed by irc, on the ID inst.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-26
P6ET RF'!I
sPIR,F oEq6fE,

ar GIit4hern xaaxa
= Tie bs1niiful i s.nl.ksd. ana sr,sss. q; $.
- y AlIExs rlIS
Hoo ,h,i! 4 lire shes 10 q, hsas,s sesip,
tQn Who vert once The nnkei IL n, snnsf ; z
t1tn VITO cisIsa uao me With ID, .. eetrs, ssrsir.
Az limited Fancy With Tie Inns of lsusk
whose plumy shape 1oaled "a r1t, iRht.
Ana shepered pure pearl droIs irvm .I.inin.
Mixing Esilhs psihss, Ike The ID ~ lar bricht,
Rare easfrhsr tho, Of Lils's che. snisd 5 lyinK
Pr vsrsshr s.eaes rs r.iis,., pencil d.e~.
When on my sysa NE essts hesasy hi0ke 4
And w rich fiaGirg Lsre. ~hcnl.ir vas new.
A eleFims rnnlnsc IN ny busorh wsks.
= 1en by tuin sisl<r. tsak,, rn1,l< nv sl4tan4 n
n Lqerly aud tlithsome IS ihe Suihn,.f hair.--
Aud u let fairy lo5sn Sfonshi hnes. aad elessp,
That elushesl the icsai IL robe u nyvsIa. q
Nov thou husi ,saish'd from my yelrpisr. 81 hl4-
Thou som'st no moresin mellifk soitasss ,it.a,
No more thou ueas sfsveef Visions o. Gefi,At---
No charm thou bring u 10 huh my leatf L. sesi
The bloom hssfndrd q ON 10, tsse. far Htpe
The light islost-lSe khstlous come mol l6sek--S
Thy eeu0asis-1ugcrsa mafe re-cpe ~
10 scatter irsgrnnee on Life dessrttrssk
Oh, Angel Spirit Of The 'vanish' q yesrs.
Thy memory stands fore me nov
Nov By EiaT Msmory--b the secret ,ears.
unssil once more the bssuis oGthy beou va
Gene. ] have notq aiis cnllised ihee--come,
And sid Thy rival. dark Dsspsif, depart-<
biz tonsis hath left me " blind, and deaf sd dumb
hring rRou oae ray ofsHnshiDeEsp ny hent!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-26

q eoO bsslso M 100 Ions each. nr n 1T i1Sd !. d
So st>seis e hrs Il 30 e.us Hpses9 lf J20
sa'fe y see ions hesdsa e. B. Fec iasss
Nisse,nents fsas ifAie.s ~ 80 ~ once ks in
PEI res. g shis la.fsoseids6t ia ktlissns III
- \ .ilss II Ss4n.ss. - essnSst, l,she
spse ihs sssIstn slppe II sks esas 4 .lie.. he
STATE 80 g . e
Apetess ssrfee cffrvsfne vii " ffpn ras
ssHe,p NsNat ssree, So passeRsrrs Is cas-
~ - -tcA go, f.sSl.o, stsa "a ~ se.s
~ II, Soy se1fis. Il m5 nssssgss sls aS,,cs g,
cos, ~ spnasi revenue, HE pfu6Ssls ss.aun I.
nf dssi1enAs, 81. A DEkEcA TE1
Augasl I, lSt7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-26
BRRKELEY SPRINGS, VA.


GlNcR he last sssson the ubdsrsiguee has
- bronghl into use sixieen additional cham
befs. ard 6hished and put IL compete order his
sntirs estpsiishmsnt. which will Bew aceommo-
dsfe 80 s
Taco uNWdred&F Fifty Persons
III, Hauss IL arfapgsd 10 sniis. expressly
viii afefsfence 70 he eonsenisnl sccomm6
eeiior II families, and lie olicss and spaft-
menis viii be found 70 possess degree ofeon-
forl surpassed b 10 Holsl 10 the eoontg.
No g1tef i - more general sfEeaey ard
bul ftn pisces Ger gresier slIacIioas 10 per-
sons sestinE citksr health o. pleasure.
Nsiiors rill Gpd, IN ~ prs,sni, ample sssgs
ueeonmod1iisn from Hancock station, On tie
Bslifhors and ohio Rail Road, snd from 81
eIshn'S Rus. q puintioaly "a mhes from Bath, j
Uboui 20ih JOY. Nhsn u Is expected that
graded road now being constructed viii be CON-
pleted
nj ~ Bsd tbrd water; fresh from The Spring,
& slways kept for Nisiisrs
Bath. Morgan Co Va, tuiy as. ls97-6l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-26
Engineers Office, !.
James Riuer 8 Kanolpha Company.
Big Island. Bedford Couhfy. Va.

Big Island, Bedford County, "a. !
7th Avcusr. 1917
fDRoPoSALSe WI BE received 81 Lynch.
u burg, Va. uniilths 29th septsmbsr oext
for oil the work on their Canal then uncontract.
ed for, tom LJnehburg upwards on James
Riverio Big Island. disisnce Of sboutl9 miles
The work comprises about eight locks 1.-THE
foundations ef two OF which have been laid, q
few small culvcrts, the abutme1tsof seven road
and'farm hridgea. and eight unfinished sections
(from half mile lo7a niis ione9 Dc excasAtion,
lowing path, nc sisS Zoo Dams
across James River, west Of Big lslahd-one 81
the Cushaw Falls, about TIT feet long and Z
feet high; and The other just below the mouth
OF North River. bout AIS Zee fiobe and IS feet
high. Specifications, plans, 6ct Of the said
work, win De exhibited at the EngineeI's Office,
at Big Island, on end after the l5,h or Sep.
TENDER next, and all needful i6forGaIiou will be
given q, any time. BY the Assistant Engineers
on the line Of works Aforesaid
WALTER GWYNN.
Chi<f Engineer.
Au~... 10 lsi5 e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-26

Old Rough and Ready,
HAS never besh'dsfsstsd, horconpsIIed 10
N surrender 10 say battle ia, which he has
been engs gsd--nor am willing 10 surrsnder
the palm 10 any one for making good
Saddles, Brides, Collars. &C.,
especially a. have 10 M employ recruit who
l. equal 10 any ten soldiers, and who cannot be
besten m making neat, darsbIs aad finished
work Mr. GoanAN is ons of the neatest and
best workmsh iu Ihs country and those desir.
ing any style Of work in nv branch can be sup.
piled 10 about the same length Of tine that
Gen Taylor would taks 10 thrash fftesn thou
sand Mexicaas with Esetheasand Of the .,Yan-
Zee Boys!n
Give me Q call and eIsmlne for Jonrssives,
ss all my work Is made cut eflhe best mdiefisis
and II moderate prices Ready-made Collars,
steel Bride Bitts, Plated Bits, stirrhp Irons.
Always on hand.
Repairing done Al the shortest notice.
All ki6ds Of Of Country Produce will be taken
in payment At the market prices.
fChsriestown. Aug 19, 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-26

\ 5
To prfrshi Lamps from Smoking Soak
The wick 10 5tfdbe vinegaf. and dry IL
we'll before Ybu use HI; i will i6en 6afn
both sweet AID pIesiant and siSs much
ssiisissiion ior The lriaing lropble| 1.
~
Cteap paiai for Barns. An eksells1t
and chesp psinl lot rough wood work il
6 pounds q melted pitch. onos pinis6t
linssed Oil. ard one Pound II BRICK dusl
o. yellow ochre.
10 clean .Silvsr 81 Brifannia lie sinls;
PIE whiting fneIy posdsred. ane moist.
sned. With slcohol,
Curs for Cancsr Ike lkE BARK 81
Red OK end nd burn \ % nshsy: Apa
~ sbis g TIE ceneer. ~ y 4 esseu oli
Ssolloriae Psison - lny: poison
should be sWallo&Sd attidtnistsy. take
Two table spooosfdI ii erou,4 i1ustsEl.
shix - warm Ve'er. Il will Q 5ef{lo u
II ips'sntaneou5 sinelic il. !.
II Re.ist. J jks3.d csrp.l pip'lbs
Carpet ID strong soll Nsler. Blue i'elo+
/ u Cotton d ELK haHdke5et iels fl|i nc'
i4ds 4 dipped il "a ssd Na'ss N'''s
ctslSo Ns,5ss. Drill f!sb'I'e|'y a
4 to<n Hoct lez-i tsFs' Is'ls q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-26

rHsHE EXERCISES OF The FREDERICK
l FEMALE SEMINARY, eil. be resumed
On Mooday The 30,h u August. inli.
Parents who desire 70 give theR daughters
sibsral aud refined edueation, win here fnd On
lnsiitation with Is extensive eorE5rsis powers
- any College 10 the STATE; an ab.s learned and
efieisni Fsculls, end every faellsty that csn
eonlribpts % The hsaI.h, eonforgsnd conyeni-
enee Of the Students.
TERMS.-For Bosrd, washiAg. elegantly
furnished Rooms. Lights, Fuel, sEd Tuition 10
ell the branches required for Diploma. per
schola,tie yesr. s7o0 half yearly 10 sdvanee. &
GIDEON BANTZ,
DAVID. BOYD,
cHkisfoPfdER STEINER, 1fssifss
g. M. EIcHELBERGER.
ALBERT RICHIE.
VALEnrIsk s. 'BR5ssER, Sseg,
August -, Isl7.-<l
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.MeI.EIGM, BRO. = CO.
Wholesale Grocers and Exten-
siye Dealers in-Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, &C., sc.

II EspECTFULLY spnounce to :hsir Gus
~ toners and dealers generally. thststhsy
ale nos receiving direct from New Fork and
Boston, and IN Store. their Spring suppiies--
consisting IN part as follows, viz
lis bids st croix, Porto Rico, Muscarsena Z
New Orissns Sugars,
IS boxes 4 bills single 4 dole refined Loaf :
IS " white and brown Haysnaa. "
IS Sbls Puiverised shd Crushed, a.
l22 hhds. ttsrces and barrels N. o. Molasses,
| Porto Rico and csrdsnss,
$50 bags strong scented green Rio CoHee, g
l22 Gov. lava, Msrseaibo 3 Anguklurd,
l3s g caiharins, Lsguira 4 81 pouingo. 3
IS Cape :
n; ~; ]; II; ;: i; :;
9 tisrces fresh bea; Rice,
l50 boxes rosin sosp,
l25 " Shaving I" lgrsat VARIETY
Ill Castillo 9"
lss /" Mould and Dipped Candles.
rs Sperm do,
IS I" Adsnnntinss
f20 g Cheese,
| los ssafch and checplsio,
| 1000 sacks 6ne and sail,
li20 bbls No g5esS hefrlns. (fa4ily)
| 100 do1 corn 6foons, 100 painted buckeis,
| - bsss pepper ans silspies,
so bolss ground paper,
a. a. SsDEcrs mustard;
100 ksss Hazard sPorslns P6sfsr'
| - d Dli5tI1g %
| $50 baks shoi, .sssrise no'ss
| 100 belss Du1ch E.i1ins,
| ID casss Preserved 0lnt.r,
| IS 1oxsi rocf c.ntI.
| IS b,stsls acf bo1os salad al,
| 90 boxes shsIicl AInoo1A
| IS Bales Ainseis. FiIseria, ksfc' z bsasl
/ Nun.
an - 49,; Tsfs p1schsss1 fsf5rs ~ %
-. ,lv,scs L ~ pEIt> q Lsf.her, % ~
- ,srrs. sii rs'scist ~ enc ff,cl'ra'.I e
ooristsi nilk ,1is si.1cp e or f1,''sE ~:
lssI .ksrsi,rs s.Ie ]. s'J'-< 80; ~ e.. -.
Viii Ger ), et>st i.l.,t N.c't - 80 - i,11l
/ q nny o' ~ nerI1s.. co.,
p,;,.. 8. wharf. AI.z1r1ris, Va,
N..s4 ., ~
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NNRR0iR.

A MEETING Or The Stockholders 10 the
"a New Shenandoah Compass Mil be held
q PORT Republic o. Ridas tis Ga dsy Or Sep
ffnlbss. nsxi, 10 take into considefaiion The ac-
tioo Of the meeting hsffst Front Rsysl on lhs
"a Of Augustse A faii iaiietdanee L requested
81 order OF the Presidents.
Aug 10, le47 s. HgLEwIS. Sew
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-26

07n. 4 MRS. ElcHBLBEH1EK will Te-
Al snms lksir seninsrJ Tor Young ladies,
II Angsroas, 60 he 1nt uo67ay IA sepiem-
bef- Pafssts wishing Boarding School for
their i.urkicr>, viii 6nd Important idtsntsgss
secured 10 hen N he shows Inliiiniiol.
Terns, te. given ~ Circpisrs
Winchester. Aur fslo41t-- 1ne
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-26
HENRY COOKS,
Chemist nMd Ukls9gfafI

King Street, .AierahdriG, 1irginia,
"TOULD rssPsctfalli REMARK, that he
~ .., Keeps eonsrI.n,ly % Aaaf alirss. and
Drugs. Gknicais Dye Sufs Pdints,
OiissCSlors Patent Msdicines.
Spices. Pe,fumery Fancy
articles, Windsor Class. Mime
: raj Waters, Garden Seeds. &c. &c.
All Of which he Is prepared to slIsr on the mosi
accommodating terms. Having bad long and
extedsise practical ac9usinti6ce Hiii, every
thing appsf,sihIhe 10 the yarious branches Of
the Drug and Chemical Busioess, he feels conf.
dent Of being able 10 give entire satisfaction to
all whs nay favor hin Win heir patronage.
Alexandra. Aug ~. lSl7-3m :.
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r. n. HOOP


6ooNTINUEs 10 purchsss FLOUR sad
~ GRAIN. sad Ia make liberal advances on
STORED Flour. AND Has FOR S.ALE-
30 b0xes Family Loaf } RI. & C. Sissri sni
Wooisry & lyeolssy
obbls. crushed sugsry Bread
i6 bids. Porto Rico Sugar. (part prime)
~ 20 psims ?. r. and Triaidad Molassss,
81 bsss Gfesn RE Coffee,
IS % OLD sGovefnusst Jaws, (prine article)
y Dc LsguayFa Do
, hall shes,s Qua Powder Tea, tptius
attiele,)
20 bib, cross Hsrripgs, Pu. up fer family
$50 slcks 6ns Ssis
500 40 Ground Alan Salt. 10 10 he tos
1000 b1shsls Groani Alan Sall
600 teas Plssien
Alsxsndri,. Aos. Is. lst7-2n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-08-26

The ssiisr Farmer u he abevs Gard uoule
,ay = he lrisois and a. The public generally,
that he ha} sssin Fesgned. With renewed zeal,
A1e rrectice ofhis pccisfsioo. which tie d1iies
q puelic iife, Cor The last leu yeerA have con-
peIIs1 hin 4 measure q 1sfisck 10 al.
,k11, Who eonIt ,nlfut iheir business toshis
e11rI., be dsens noEi7 necessary forhin %
e4y, hat u > agaip Prepared q horstofore,
~, Q! g s.srzy = g e.,iis !. sesir e.ass
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