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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

Hsss 49, T. - - - @A4M - 244Ne
"iLLh e offered ii Public vsndus. On H.
wv Farm LACEY occupied 81 Am 4 ,chaB-
I,ne. near ShsphefdstoNn, On TUESDAY ~
goth Day Of this month, the LIFE ESEATR
q ihs said Am +. Chspliis, i The foliouiar
preperty. toVil:
One Sate, Il H,iadsor Chairs,
One Ssttse, 7 Rockiag cAo,iirr,
One Dinisg TSbis, I Clock,
One Cupboard, e
A NEGRO W0yu.a.A named R.et<f.
and hen Too .GaiIdren,
I'm old NAN named Harry,
Too smaN Negro Boys, -
a Girl named Rochet A
a Girl named Efsd,,'
a Girl named Ctc;Iia,
.8Bey named Sam, and
a boy named Tom.
d!so-1xs Life Esiate of tie sa;S
.4nn r. Ehaptins, in fhe said Nrm,
ichich coTtains about It's .acrss.
TERMs o. SAFE For he persona prsrcriy.
90 ~ sums Over i've dollars. : usdii q az
moaths, The bure6asers giving boads With ~
I've dollar. ne essh will % required On ne
Asn1. aFcredil or six AID twslss menihs viii b
given, the purchasers giving bend viii appres.
ed security. bearing interest frem Gais, suE
deed Or truslon the land, a further security
JACOB a. SNAIL,
GR0RGR W. HOLfinA.
,1dm'rs n Paistsk Drisksn, x.sy
III
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Famins n yNsv York.-The New YoIl

Eantas IN Men York The New York
Jourusl Of Commerce Of fuesdsy says:
III !. estimated that the quantity Of -four
;in this city. j. reduced 10 less than q
week. supply oL,home esnsuu p'ioo, Il.
therefore. the NoHh. river should hold ito
pondsrous Jaws together for that time. ia
mine will stare IS IN TIE face"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15
COMPANY Orders,

|HENKE Companies Of III SSH iRigimeas, v.
Mare ordered to parade u he times
and places Asaollow. Adj JoHN EEsp is hers.
~ ordered 10 muster each COMPANY
The dtderen, Companies IN ina SIR pherds.
town district vii parade 10 shephe kds,owh, %
Saturday ne loih ef .9prii aill oset .ck, All 4.
The Company forms II commshfed oysCspt.
Thomas West. will parade IN chsfsas,o~a, u
The nsral plscs ~ pafading. sa Sdiurdss iks
liza day " April, u III o'clock. Al Ia.
sThs LeetoEn Company viii issetf 81 il
usnal place of paraSinEs ~ ,Saiur4as ~ 2itA j
..lprii, al o'clock. r. M
Tn. snilh6sld Company Vim Ines. !, Il.
usnal place 10 Smhh6sld, on Sai.,s;iss lie a4iA
ef.1prii, 81 IL O'Clock. "A. nj.
E. YATES. Lieut. cs1 csm,k.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

STILL THEY CoME.LThe influx Oil
steersge psssepeers. islo New York from
Europe the two past days. has been ap-
pslling The New York broueh 337, The
Psirick Henry 332, the Zenobis 24s. the
No.,humbsrlahd 60. the Empire All. The
Liverpool 4le The Albany $50. Tbs. Gen.
esss 1874. Total 2l52.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

EpoAa ssowDEs. Esq the esiseaed Editor q
'he AleIand,is Gazette. has bsen pouio.,.d I,
iAe Wbiss Of Alexandris a. a candidate 10 re j,
resent lhe eountiss of Fairfax snd Alsxasdfi.
II The Rirsisla 'iaoose ef Delegates. "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

or EaaAfA--ia pr. eIsskbsfas address, o.
~ oesi Psss' someefron vccaffeA which ne
reader siIl please eortesi.
ia the sal Iins, "fornsd bat" should read
.'fofeed oct"
10 the Ssh line. iasiesd Of 'seftrsneou, u...
SUR" read, "sx.rsne ussrurs.r
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Xf@seBWR.

NV UTICE e hereby given 20 al those Who
~ are indebted ID 81 . estate 81 the late
BeBjaniin Wilson Dec Z, that tksiK bonds, are
now In The hands 81 the undsrsignsd, and tliSy
are respectfully requested u maks inmediste
pasneni. in order thai lhs dsbls ofIhs estate
NAY 30 paid "a Is soon Is possible. Thdss
having claims re rsSuestod % present shsn
properly Authenticated ior settlement.
JAMES HnANTAG, Ee.r.
April 4. 1871 IT Y. q.
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NORMAN MILLER,

ATTORNEY nc Law.
.Martinsbusg, Berkeley COUNT, Hiirgiaia,
"TILLegiye prompt ai,eDiiolIIts all bust
w hess entrusted 10 bis ears5s the coun.
ties ef Berkeley. Jefferson md Mefkan.
Once u the Ofics Of the Clerk EE The Coun.
y Court Of Bsrkslsy.
Hsrtinsburg. April 8, le4T-lma
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NoHrfa
CHURCH NOTICE.

The seui-annual rent Of PeNs in, the, Presby.
isfian Church fell due on Ias.lst Of April.
Payment Dss b made to Charles G. Stewart.
Any persons wishing 10 rent Pews ior the epsn !.
ing year, will also call on M Stewart for all
needed Information.
April 8, lsl7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15
Fresh Spring Goods,
Crane Il Sadler:

n RE now receiviae th,;r .,a.ht.f eppfSc
"A 4 SUMNER GOODS. .ueh !. ,r, CO..
Groceries. Queens. ware. 4 Hsrdvare. !. 800
they respectfully iosiis their Eu,Ismsr! .1d'h.
public generally. 10 cali ana e am;ns
April Is, lsl7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

n,HE Ladies Of the Old School Presbyterian
j. Church in ShePhefds;oWg, would take this
method Of feturninR their sincere thanks. for
the great iibeFsliiy sxiended iSwards them ca
ring their late Fair-not eply. b pefsoss in their
orn town and neighborhood; bat also by the
.Ladiessof Mariibssuig add Charleatopn.
The Odd Fellows win please accept our lhanks
for the use Of thsir Hail.
THE LADIES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15
JEFFERSON BOOT s SHOE
FACTORY.

+ IA CTO RY.
4NHE subscriber, grateful for past favors,
- and, hoping to merit future add ipfsrm.
bis patrons aua the public general -
y, that be has recently received I'll
"A L-aRGE and CAREFUL ehkAl
SELECTED ET0cK If GOODS ~
belonging to his department.. He would can a.,
tenlion parsienlasly 10 his assortment Of +,
Morocco AID Cal: Boots,
Kip aud Coarse, do.
Mems Moroccs, Calf and Cordovan Shoes.
Clay, Jefferson and Monroe, DO.
CATERS, Slippers. &Gse.c.
Boys Bo6is aud Shoe;
Morocco, Kip and Leather shees;
Ladies' Morocco, Kip, Leather and Lasting
walking Shoes
Do DO 20 Slippers, 9.
Point Isabel, do.
Misses soo,s, BuekskiH sad Walking Shoes,
Slippers and siele Ties, great vafi,iy;
Childrsns' Boots, Burkskio, Polka, walking,
snels aud slap Shoes Of al coiorsand prices.
Servants Boots end Shoes, ezra qualify, very
large assortneSl.
Lasts % he lstesi.aiyle for Laties ADD Gen.
tis'Aen, iefeaher viii an extensive subpfS o!
ns:erials Of the best qualify, shieA Is pledges
himself 70 have made up 10 order n ne mes
daribfs and tsS.eiOi style. Al orders shall BE-
ekeeuied 9Th despatch. and usfssnted 10 Give
samsfsciiop, - he has in bis shcp he bssl work.
men il every bfanch Of bic business
JAMES MCDANIEL. .are.f.
n ChariestoUnaArtitI IS. lol7
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.ni,.a,e ana seatA at tKeta .csrs :

,Disease aad Gsaih at tEsfa Cruz -Dur-
log, ls4l.ihsre were iulT death. =, Vera
uElsl. !of which ll56 were from yomiloi
! laisan small Poz Sla from diarrhs :.
T1s whple population y as then only $500.
so,haf Que sixth died in the coerss Of The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

There ere said % be zoe, 00e ea,hels Of wheat
10 tiore 81 Chieaecsawsnias be opening or he
Lake navisA,iop 70 nave fer~ sr1iio the AlI.n,.
Il nafkets.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

n Csn.lsmen You viii zee 6y . frsaes 70
" publc papers, that my frisndAve as,.a
aoerkt n : name befere lie people, . seat "a |
II Sexs Legislature. This uss uhhoes
an soliei,aiioa or vish on ny pa bot yielo-
iae Is he rcuurst Of ny friends. sndlya pes
fleet Nadsrslao dine thStI should Be fmettton
the nA3pous du.y Of esa vassing hesoonty
aspsse,ila of shicA Do moi Tally stross--yss
7 Il ssa1 hate given ne pleasure To- 70 snaks.
hands With he residents of tte Coubs weie !, |,
mot pre- eented By cifcumftanses ov when
have no eonircl. Hsyins been r3nvy CO.,
fined 10 N room ~ slcknesson he q haad, sos
II bsiss 6nl ~ ny power 10 leave kIps % ~
o,kef. Il i ceasiisred asufftisnt pfesse for m
tseaming nealset, but u qoOils<erh assIess has
kne excuse 10 oaef, o. partly .eanssssed u
eountv last Spiing, and 81 81 ny peltiesA op''
iens are veil kooNn lhrooghcet .tne segesy--
rsrt a. which Aase beea published ~ ses lt;en'
Who brsusht ny nane esfets 20. Psop.s, :"
vk;eh I cosdially soesrse. i,
4 csonsl cfoss without sxprsss.ng y !.
-. rr.Ii,l,ll q 3hoss u ~ friends Wne -
go. ,s.n;fss{ef THAR <friontship tes 10
Y, .slv Is ,hen, 81 losil shoee We seah ~,
snsopsl e give ne sheis sspeest: ...r,.
! NlLllAM cdAMbkes'
rr.<nsrs-Ferry. Arril 8, 1851
p 8. ~ len hautse fs'sce. !. 80 $50
.esme ttorI (hsy sncccp1eetc Sst J. 49, y,
,ffSlsf IA niikdfsun ~ name i'en ~ = :,
@S-st nave III 1pne ", nehnef w :,
'iessIt6S a1btt h nay have ns ear
IA Et El-fe-7
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Brushes for S.1E

d w. received from the sgen. II sthe NJ
folt Factory, large and hsaasom. y.
sofsment o. Brushes, such a. white ,sssh R,n.s-
a., s,ery sze, Horse Brushes. Shea ern.bs.
nsf iSIulshs', &c ,.uhich viii Be SEA cher &,
A3,ls Is., VIM. 8. Lock,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

LNHE spbseriber wishes 10 snsabplo, 1 Miller
- oftsied capacity. Young taas Thar csa
come veil recommended fsr sottiery and IL.
daatiy. win hnd coed situatios
i JOHN W. MscURpY.
Bsilskia Mills.
Nsr Kabletawa, April IS. is<l-A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

JOHN M. OREW GC1.
NERO HANT TAiLoRs
NO $50 aAIr1hRonri SHEET.
WORTH Vest corner Of Charles, Bal.
lS lAYE rsssi.sd .hsir SPRING 1 SUMNER
) sepp.y 81 Cloth, Cassimsres, yssling,, &c
ke., which they viii make 10 order IL ~ -,
and most fashion able st,ls.
Gentlemen's Clothing.
o. The second aoer d thsir build,ps. which
hiss been cited up for The purpose. will s. forna
large assortment of lie fnesi "a nea;nr.
qualities Of CLOTHING READY MAnE A.
superior style and workmanship.
No serission IN prices, Inc lowe,t ,r;e.
l. distinctly marked il s6rufes On eser, v,r.
mdni 50
The basement has been han dsonelv s.,.l N,
Tor the sale Of goods hy the picee.-a var
large assortment of chorus. CaSSINFRES
YESTLNrGS, IND T.s1L or s. sRfN- 1Islf5S'
being always 90 hand, 81 abe jSJe,t 49,,
prices. 10 which The attention 81 i,urehassr. !.
iRiited =. - =
April Is. lei7-St
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

n WISH topurchase 050 to 500 Cords Of
I Rock OAK and Black Oak Bark, for whi,h
. will give fair price, n
SAMUEL RIDENoUR. Z
Charlesto IN, April Is, ls47-3l.
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Aprll lA lsl5
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NdO5ETOIE.

rEHE partnership heretofore sxisline between
i the Subscribers. under the 6rn Of Bottle I
q johnson, u BerrySille, Clarke counly. Va.
il his al Resolved By mutual consent. Rich.
ard Johnson is authorized 20 ssisls up he bus
mess Of the Grm.
THOMAS a eoIELER.
RICHARD JOHNSON.
Rerryville. Aplil /, f347.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15
List OfE.etfnrs

ID EMAlNlNG in The Posi- ofEcs Il Shep:
NJ herdstoWD, Va, ON The Ist dsy 81 4
Epril ls47.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say that they are advertised.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

i Thanks TO GEEEaaL TkyLoR.-The
following resolution Of thanks 10 Gen.
TsSar. ~. offered, on Monday alter.
.noon ia The Second Brauchof the Balti-
more li.y Council, aud Snanimously :.
dop,ed, Il also passed The sFusi Branch
By the sde unanini,y:
Where's, e.eea, io..llissass aa' been e.
.c.i,sd a d. al dsPsttnen,, q ho'hsf moe,
sriliant yislfs achieved by .hs:rssof Amer
s.rs,dy ssaos,stfor skill saA e,uy, unpar-
shlsll.d 10 The aaasN Of var erto.e,
,CsaueL % BainGoN hat, laaks Of thu
lco.pors,ion, aae pfAA whole PPls q ihsss
tUahed Slates. are abkedue 10 Gffai ny
Tor, aud slso he brave mee uadef eomuane'
L Cor The btlIl,sat victory aebhvePy els com
4 msnd at the hatls Of Bueaa Visit y. Me1'ees
lover the forces Of that ul.ts'et sflpne, aaee.
the command Of their reaoviee
Santa Ahua.
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llflrmatiQn Walatedl

III De Isl Mli "a rs.s., ~ = ~ IL,
- lhbrois cramsr. dss{a 1871, ~,
nisrslsd fron Ireland II ,hs Wi 81
esrisin CHRISTOPHER BIHNER BURNS
: esquesthsd ~ sum II Aloe! Ii s slated 4
The said Will. hal he sss3 Barns "a ~,
knesn 4 residing u Thoin Hill. Near Enmil,s.
burg. Msfyla nd This i ihert5urp Is isf6rs.
said Burns lhst II be uill ceu,p ifsrmarS aad
ssioiesily iden,,f, h.msslf be yii rsceiss Ii. Ii
the undersigned he shsvs lesasf.:
An Editots il The u Siates, dsssosed Il Coz
fer favor On Ar .burSs. viii plsass give Tie
absvef lsu insertions.
g, w. ssPPiNGFeN. Exr
II .9nssoss Gss~sr, dse1
charlestoWn, JeGersoa 70. Hal.7
Anrsl * rna9 n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

SprtAg Nnd SnksN1sr needs.
4nHE subscribers are seesiviss. Ibis ~s.k.
irsif serpl1 q
sfRING IND SUMNER GOODS.
ElieA haze here pSschassd 4 phlladelrE ~ sd
tsltiao.s. az selected ri,h s,sss cslt. We
s..RsesinllS ~ eur friend, and ~ pnblic gene.
pEiss d. = Vest slsi>i a NJ g.s.5s . Iii ),
MAich ~ prS8ne io stil s6pek rks n.st 'serim.
dsi1k terms Mo. fk<R = ma
April rs. 1917. 81
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S1DDgzAF9ONo

April 1, 1871 Ia.
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Miller WanicA.

EharlesloWn, Jedtfsoa 20. ~, 4
April Is Iei7. R
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-15

II AvTNG exclusively The settlement Of The
II 6ra Of Boteler q johnson At Berrysiils,
I Offer the entire
Htoek.c + Goods FIR .C,Ie
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Bark z. Wanted.

E1arpsrs Ferry. Apritls, Isl =
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-08-14

BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Par uulue Of StOckS-dnd prices asked ana offered
PREPARED FOR LYFoRp's PRICE CURRENT.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-08-14

Duty, n, 5 per cent; B, 10 per cent; c, IS
per cent. d, per Gentle, 3Oper cent
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BALTIMORE NKS.
No ZIG Baltimore street.

Open at 9o'clock, A. NJ. and close at 3
=. NJ. The dtscOuntdays are:
UnionBk 1fMtryland-M ond & Thurs.
Bank # alt n Jrc -Tucsday& Friday.
Farmers s. Planters > Mond. & Thurs
Franklin Bank-M Onday.
Merchants Tuesday and Friday.
Marinc--Friday.
Mechanics '-W Wednesday & Saturday.
Farmers & Won. & Thurs.
Western-Tuesday and Friday.
Commercials Tues. & Fri.
Chesapeake-Tucsday.
Baltimore savings-every day.
F. P. Saving, Institution Tues & Fri.
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COFFEE

Duty, shcathing, II inches wide, IS do.
long, wei-hin. IA 10 81 OF per square
foot, free; other sizes and shapes, N
plates or sheets called brt|'ersi SpiAeSi
rods, bolts and nails - per tI' p'- an"
bar and old conner, . per 81 ore nee
Sheath, loto3OOE.lO - % :" -
pr..,icrs 20 Il - >
Boitrods. ........' - 20 -,
Raised Bottoms.,.. - ~ Il - D
d. ~ d Is
laIi: ....... - 80 a - 81
0ld conner. - liza - -
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FREIGUTS-
sEAMEN'syvAGEs ,,cithsmau stores

To Europe, per month SIS d.
w Ind. orCoaStwisc Is
South America 80. Is a
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION.
On BAIT. s. Susquehanna II. Road-
From Baltimore to Pittsburgh
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-08-14

On Baltimore and Ohio x. Road
From Cumberland to WheelIng-
Mdze al kinds, l00Ibs. - d = 6?4
ditto to Pittsburgh " - - 81
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-08-14
PAINTS

PLiSTERPARIS-Cude-Free.
Cargo, pr ton, cash 3-a 3 IA
Ground -. per Dbl. | a 70
POTATOES Duty 50 per cent.
Eastern. .bushel
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-08-14
TALLOw & SOAP STUFF

Duty TO per cent. al VaI'
Tallow, Rough. lib. - ID
--- Rendered. Sd ).
Soap Stuff. ........ d
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-08-14

SPICES-Duty per ID. as under:
Cassia (40pr ct. Id. - II Il - Is
Ginger, race (40pct.) - ia - y
Cloves GO per ct.) - % Il = y
Mace (4O per ety.. | lod ! -
Nutmcgs (4D prct) 20 u | 30
Pepper go per ct.) - GA -
Pimento (loperct.) - - u - H.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-08-14

7-z- The following are tie rates i pnilcs
IN CASA, ny the TanT al peGenlnot, 81,
IsiG.-The ToN is to he uhder'loou d
224J lbs.
ALUNI-Duty 30 per ct. ad val
h. - 81
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MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TO-
BACCO. SPEARS, ct.
CHARLES d. DEFORD & co


BACCO. SPEARS, &.
CHARLES ID. DEFORD Il co.
TOBACCO COMMISSION lIER CHANTS,
No 81 South Gay street,
EE AV Il on hand and offer for sale, on the most
u q liberal terms, the following:
ANUFACTURED TOBACCO
a GhAhaE PACKAGES, comprising a full
Il WV sortmcnt of all grades and sizes great
variety of popular and well established brands all
manultcu ed expressly for this market, and recev-
ed direct from the most celebrated manufacturers in
Virginia: constantly receiving additions to the above
stock.
LEAF TOBACCO.
700 Bales. consisting Of Havana, Yara St Jago, st.
Domingo, Iguani, AIyaric, Porto Rico, and Ken
lucky, VI first quality and flavor selected with great
Also, Spanish Seed in cases kentucky,
Missouri OHIO, and Virginia, in hhds.-a full sup
ply always hand, suitable for Scgar manufacturers
or export.
SEGARS.
500 coo HAVANA and PRINCIPE, presenting
excellent stock OF choice aud medium SEGARS,
Of the most iuvuiite brands.
2n0,c0O AMERICAN SEGARS, Half Spanish,
part packed, cases, article for South Ameri-
trade Also SNUFFS, Smoking and New
York Fine Cut TOBACCO, Havana and Principe pa
per Havana Bass Virginia Tobacco Stems, Tobacco
Knives, Calabria Liquorice, Negro Pipes, &C., sc.
june
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CHEAP PLAIN AND FANCY
JOE L2-hINIgI : Go
OFFICE No. I42. BALTIMORE STREET,

g VIZ - IN I'LL - O--o
OFFICE No. Ii2. BALTIMORE STREET,
doors f. of Calvert.
FETI Il subscriber is IN every way prepared to ex-
Ii ecute Job Printing with great despatch and
elegance and has ON hand full supply Of fine and
common papers for Bill Heads, Circulars, Bills of
Lading, Bank Checks, &c.-He has cOnsiderdbiyrc-
duced the scale If prices
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING,
CARDS, HAND BILLS,
CIRCULARS, FREIGHT BILLS,
LABELS for Shopkcepers, Manufacturers,
Druggists, SC.
Where large quantities required his prices
very low, as he runs them off by means of Napier
Cy Under Press.
The orders of his friends particularly solicited,
who will please give him call aud judge for them
selves
He has also on hand BLANK BOOKS Of his own
manufacture; and will make TO order at the shortest
notice-which he warrants equal to the best in the
ciiy-together with full supply Of STATION
AIRY, &c. JOS. ROBINSON, Printer,
june Bookseller s. Staoner, lI2 Baltimore st.
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HOME, OR FAMILY MARKET.
BEEFES, 100 lbs. 50 IS
HOGS, do. % 81
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YELLOW METAL Sheathing.
Taunton manuf, Id. - % -
ZINC Duty per cent. ad val.
Rolled. lib. - 5 a 81
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STATE OF MARY LAND.
Tariff f Duties imposed BY The
STAMP ACT
FROM SEPTEMBER |, 1916 AND 1876

STAMP ACT
On Promissory No'S, BIS Of Erchange, Speciai-
tbs, and Othn' Instruments Of flirting, on and
Gfi'r May TO- ISIS.
On Notes Instruments of and under One Hundred
nnllurs Snmn Is rnnuirnh.
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Duty, Olive in casks, duslis or hotties, 80
pc, cent? hlseyd, .lempseeI, Rape
seed; sperm, Whale and other FISH
Oils OF Foreign fisheries; Neatsioot, %
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of the South is that the former is Industrious
and the latter is indolent. There are many in
dividual exceptions TO this remark in both
sections, but il is generally true. Poverty ia
healthy man at the South is almost with
-out excuse. Flooding industry will certain
" bring competence, and industry combined
with sngacty and enterprise will certainly
bring wealth. But these qualities do moi uX~
list here as commonly as with YOU The mass
ofthose who are born poor arc content to
live and die poor.
No part of the South is more notorious FOR
comforless and squalid population Than
some of the middle and upper districts Of
South Carolina. In ordinary times, they aro
supplied from their own lands with tho baco
necessaries of liic in seasons of scarcity,
they are destitute even of these aud when
public and private charity fail them, they
wander over the neghbouring states, in quest
of land in which corn is plenty. As migra-
ton is easy to those who have but little to
carry, they ure not deferred from tho under
taking by its magnitude: and the whole fam
ily, with their possessions, arc put into one
cart, and drawn by one lean horse TO some
favourable place for "squatting," where then
presence is indicated at the next election by
an increase Of the locofoco vote. These
men, Notwithstanding the rneanness Of thcic
own condition, are proud ofthe privileges Of
citizens, and eXult in their superiority to tho
negroes, aud indiscriminatey reve all tho
Yankees for endeavoring TO set free "our
slaves;' thus realizing the Englishman's
boast,
The rich their daily iointin freedom carve,
The poorest men in equal freedom staryc,
And he who naked in ditch expires,
Yet dies in freedom, like his freedom sires.'
They arc persuaded by their political coun-
sellers that the Tariff is the cause of all their
poverty, whereas it is precisely to'such men
that the Tariff would be most beneficial
The introduction ofmanufacturcs would give
them employment without offending their
preiudices against that sort ofwork which is
commonly done by negroes and by collecting
them into villages would bring them under
the humanzng influences ofsocety, schools,
churches, and municipal police. It seems
to be the policy ofthe leaders in that state to
deprcss the poorer classes while they are fiat
tering them, for the selfish purpose offender
ing their own election more conspicuous and
secure.
Careful observation of the state of society
in South Carolina has convinced me TINT no
wherc-else in the union is there so much ig-
norance on the subject of politics No other
state would be so much weakened Ivy tho
loss of hundred of its foremost cti-
Zens The mass of Carolinans exercise no
political volition except in the choice ofiheir
leaders. To these leaders they resign them
selves with the most supine obedience, nei-
Their asking nor caring whittier they are to DO
led-'Thcir boosted unaniInity is the simple
produce oftheir mental inactivity. S.H
Manchester .4RericGn,