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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08
From the Dublin Nation.
wISHERS AND WISHES.
BIT THE BELFAST MAN.


On know We the wish of the true, the true
Oh! know ye the wish of the true
It is to see the slaves hand
Waving Liberty's Brand,
Az its toilnurtured muscles could do,
And the wide worlds oppressors in view.
God ripen that wish Of the true
Then hurra for that wish of the true, the true
Hurra for that wish Of the true
And another hurra
For the fast coming day
When the Many shall preach to the Few
From gospel as pure as the dew.
Oh there e hope in that wish OF the true.
Oh know ye the wish of the proud, the proud
Oh know ye the wish of the proud
'Tis to empty their veins,
Mid the crashing of chains
Ay. the veins OF their hearts, If allowed,
so the neck Of Oppression be bowed....
What holy wish that Of the proud
Then hurra for that wish Of the proud the
Hurra! for that wish OF the proud proud
And a sweeping hurra
For the clash, fash and neigh,
Where young Liberty leaps from the cloud
That curls blue Ger the enemy's shroud-...
Oh the world for that wish OF the proud
OH know ye the wish of the brave, the brave :
Oh know ye the wish OF the brave
T is TO toss out lance
For the glory Of France
And TO dance upon Tyranny grave,
Wheresoe' er its black banner may wave-...
God smile on that wish Of the brave
Then hurra for that wish of the brave, the
Hurra for that wish of the brave! brave !
And hurra for the hand,
And the casque.c eaving brand
That the Rights Of Nation can save
Or redeem by its world lighting wave.-..
Heaven bless the keen brand Of the brave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08
Emerson In England.

Our eminent countrymsn has. as some Of our
readers may be aware, been spending the past six
months in Great Britain. He has there been
lecturing with much success in the first place in
Liverpool Manchester, Birmingham and the large towns
in their nelghborhood aerward In Edinburgh Glasgow,
Dandee, and important places in Scotland.
In Manchester hs ectured the Athe7aum as also al
the Mechanics Institute where heard by the lsrg
est audience collected before that institution His
lectures were fully reported in the papers OF that City In
spite Of little css the verdict very encouraging
for the progress of free opinion that part England In
Manchester he wa: Invited OF the sOses (as they
are there termed Of the Athsneum where he took part in
the proceedings with Golden Alison and others, and his
speech wa. fully reported in the London Morning Chronicle
This address drew out warm welcome to him contained
IN Ie w-sinss R>risfe. lie also
lecured before the Roscoe Association Liverpool with
the decided appreciation Of the audience He was received
VITA the like applause by the intelligent audiences Of
neishboring towns.
In Scotland AMI especially Ia Edinburgh, he was re-
ceiyed with the utmost enthusiasm. and met with the
most eminent men Of that city curious incident Illus
trstng the march OF intellect took place before bis
lecture In Edinburgh. lie had agreed 70 be at O'Clock,
T. NJ at the Lecture Room, but owing 10 some error be
missed tbs train for that hour message was instantly
sent by Telegraph rom Newcastle, we Think asking the
Lecture Committee TO detain the audience for hall
hour and taking the train which left. the audience
were actually kept waiting bat sereHteea minutes.
Beside the article on Emerson In B!ackrOOd there have
bsss articles in H0tifs Journal with portra) by
Goodwin Barmby, Communist leader; also in zoiss 3D.
,nburcA Naoa-iae by Gilnlan. Scotch Minister, who
calls Emerson the Coming an coming to Eeinburgh
and other less important articles also Ia France one IN
the Rev< Independents by Daniel steon, "a Countess In
fsc) and one e very good one) in the Rsras d' Dsur
nad, both Of which Paris journals. In fact IL is no
doub, true (as GhlAn says that EmsrsOn's Essays Is
household book In Great Britain, however II may be In
the United states We glad to hear OF the merited
success Of any counmen of abroad and rejoice that
rmersou's has been most complete. He has met with
nothing bu, the kindest and fullest appreciation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08
From the Dublin Nation.

FROM the Dloiin NAilot
SYMPATHY.
on. would there were some one fond and fair
Leaning DER my solitary chair,
With her jasnin breath against my cheek
Looking Ter the book daily seek
Ore 10 answer full my faintest tone
Ia gentle cadence Of her own
One 70 enter soft my iumoss cells,
Like a tunefol bee the frsllest bells.
For the glorious books too much for one,
As for one poor planet the glorious sun
The trsnscendant rush Of Heavens breeze
Fills me with o'erabundgncies-
Happy nigh. halve its mystic joy
With breast that knew nc harsh alloy
Might rid me Of its irksone might
In the soul OF some one kind and bright. c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08

HALFWAY RoBBrRY.-Charles Albers, German
sis-apt was assaulted and robbed about three miles
EN- IRIS city, last night just AFTER dark OF his POCKET
hs containing sx hundred and forty eight dollars and
ana hapkerchief with which the same vas ueo, ~ Two
tootm.p who came out Of the WOOD seized threw ana
CARED him, ana held him. until they hsa Aceo"faneo
Tns funds were chiefly in large notes; sso note On
,ras hsnt In Esw-York. $50 on Pennsylvania Joy
~ SIS or the State Bank Of Ohio, two on me osnA
" n''A' 1870 columbus (o) ststssmaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08

NV DAIr-The Free Press Of Burlington VT.
commenced the publication Of daily sheet on Saturday,
Apr Ia good date for the commencement Of doubtful
undertaking.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03
THE VIRGINIA RECIMEyr.


One Of the editors Of the Richmond Republi.
can. who was on yisi, TO the va. Regimen, 1,
Old Point Comfort thus writes In reference %
The health Of our Regiment As compared with
others
We we're gratifcd to find, in our visit to
the Virginia encampmcnt, so few cases q
sickness among tho returned Volunteers.
This speaks well for the care and good
management Of their officers, and prudence
of the men.
No Regiment that entered Mexico lost
20 few men by disease or sickness as that
from Virginia As an evidence Of the
great havoc BY sickness among the North
Carolina Regiment, VIC can state that We
caine up the river on Saturday, With 1
company from the Old North State. which
numbered ono hundred and one men when
4 left for Mexico, and was returning with
but FIrTr-oNE-nll told.
Other companies in the same regiment
met with almost a similar fate.
Out Of the fifty men, Of which this North
Carolina company had been deprived, eight
had only been dischargcd-the bones Of
the others having been left TO bleach upon
the plains or in the valleys Of foreign
land
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03

For ne HsIpen-Ferry sia,ion. AZ. Z chureh
", e held. b DiFine peImissicn. on he land
y mr. sAMru SrRIDEs, near ne baltimore M
Ohio haii Road. between three and f6ur 1nile-
Mest rom Harper Ferry. sdjoiniSg de lands y
Messls; Jacob swagler. John Krphsrt, q Others.
he Meeting VIII commence ~ Fsidav az fe
q Asgra .sn: and will b nndell the direction
Of The Aey. II: Taning. r. E., andlhe minisiers
invited 70 attend.
Persons ieniing on The ground ase expected %
OF,ng ne necessary poles, Sc. for sheir tents.
NO Public Boarding Tents wifi Be allowed
nor VIII hneksfcrs Be permitted lo settle n H.
ground. The proprietor having granted he con-
rol thereof 70 the Committee.
ne ground VIII be prepared on Friday fke ia
e Aagaa, when all willing 10 assist. Is wen as
those desiring 70 encamp, are requested ID H. mr.
sent- IHOS. IL. w. MONRC1E. Pastor.
ISAAC HENKLE,
JOHN KERHART.
HUGH GILLEEcE.
ROBT. RUSSELL.
Julya7. 1913. csmmiisse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03

81, c.kI.... ...I..e1f bad. s /. "a
~. ..'i..'. ..'1,E'.y. II'.. + me h
c|@.<,'|11 i0Ie1'>.c. II. ~, .n
= I&'.. N1I.r<1 8 conquer q. + &. g.
r@<'scss % - H'5 6,.1.s .-.-'
der ihI5 1<4 r.pnb';c, viii San III.
:. ~ c.biloI-end finally b annex ,k.4
y lks Uni,sl States The foI's4;,, I.
tts s,.ie4ept, 4 ttc |.r<usfc 81 4, =.
islIiseucer's .athoriIy
- ssf.1.:.1-t- 1't 1<ssiI <onb'-,,s r.
,.s ce.'.4 f-,-c ~ Republic. Is coa:l', q a.
u, . ik<e.p',i al Iss ~ '.1 . , ~. s.n
- :. O. i-ipons General sh'.'I. +. !. ne '-
1e>1 q y. M5tsUc1,, .nl i r.- r.,''. ~, y.
80 L4- > general council s In1[> N. l..i a.,
M1I1u10re Many have 1|.enl r ~o~- .,s--' rr..-
49,. 3 H.s[ A'I ~ InfrIc1n iorcl u;'l
~ 3 - "a. Ifci111l.ht mth. onro.sS-1-
-. - t<rertreI Hef- consulted, b.. ikcr
Ihey ~ I'd i. 11l9I,k.l.nIinr rie'r [.-,.:-
t.p4- I1ey <1n Ic1Fc nI1ns. nmISunIfim,. ~ =,
1AurIcQ' and 81 nc Rio Grand. nni - N. ~
t11inI ofte TAXI lItm. Further n6.~r-f,.- a
IAs o3/eEt 4.icf ih> n1N n1pokIie a. SER ~
g. - Declared ~ i1derlr11nce of nlerieo
n4yg perfect horror -a1ds our ini6rm1nt
= NaoE sentiment We entirely eoueuf--of his
y Territory have hccn and win s. ~ rfc,,.-.
c1rr<e thateY bcleIIlhc connffy kSre ~
- 1Ecn Ne afkt dr1ueht d he till.f cun "a ~.
extent ~ ne los oliucnly Ihonsan1 live. rn1 ~
expenditure cftoo hnnifc1 millions q loII.F5-
Would . oed i1et hat were Ell thar he aI,if 4
,eEcN - -. h2eerer. only ~ beginning MS
- e. foke.1f . g b he sscDad act is he
DANA ~, which God Ii bis mercy dcl;eni p
The Editors Of the National InteIlieep-
csrarc not q the habit Of pushing matters
Of 20 grave and important ! character nm
onlightor doubtful authoriiy and hence
uepresumei that there is some foundation
for the statement here made.
On this assumption tsays the Baltimore
Clipper the subject assumes ! deep n.
terest 70 the American people, and should
be enquired into BY Congress. We have
just closed an expensive and Improbable
war-alwar which has involved the nation
Ina difficulty threatening the harmony Of
the Union--and here is an effort about to
DO made 70 renew the war, and to raise
new obstacles TO the continuance Of do.
nestle tranquility-for il cannot be doubt.
ed, that If Americans, authorized or nm.
authorized BY government, attempt to seize
upon Mexican provinces and 10 erect them
into republic, tho United States will be-.
come involved in the contest, when We
shall have more annexations, and new-tcr.
ritorial troubles.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03

oz1 IArLp1 . IAxls Isy|or R1;r:
c''''' meetings hare b>,n Nd ). 6.'...
2, I'D 1eo.'ea. n "a tsfe n.6.r>..I,
'''r'sd The 1.<'n ('.'f1..oa ~ q
s'e E.1 n Pk1Si.',[;. Al I,-',.
r..'' C,r<>rii5n ~ y t> I'D q Hon,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03

.'llLILL11Lo41L1 EII0 q Land,
fel.z1te - 1t<.. .| r. S.-rr;s.
C9aEicI lel<rsr con1,-. ..~,-'' a y:
1I.I Tern |5Ie. 4. Z. c.-. e f. "a 4. ~ . s..
tNe<n sje~e< Gr,nl..m. E.--I 81 . ~. a. Z.
fRl6f s. <s:,u ~ Is 8 =, g. -, 80
heic q richard H,r5e.,~ 4. F. . 9 2 2 re-
}ie e ih;Ics NorlS W. a Z. -.
s sr2: g ss.as. 2E'sss David tx Le5eaTl
~. " u u and eher s. le>;ok', f{fm s
q, o.,sn l19ed n market TIE .oil s line.,oac
49, ~ ,asssiao'e q ihe kishes, jcsrcc q nWos>
.s i...g nv. sos.'.. i ~. 4 CON.
e...1.s AU ELLINC uOUSE. psrI II x,o1e.
e.. sou -ooiIdinE<. and ucli az cxccl-
's-t Ee,er q convenient distance nom the
About 80 Fnit Trees il fall hcarz
re attention Of purchasers de>ifons 81
tuning produciive lil,I( farm ii ! k>sIikr r.
,es - 1.xln4 every faciliy . markel i par
8. 2 g';s e a. Lind wili i szhIhi.sa o .Ae
5,snls y ST. -0Ss,hlrdin hand ,he ,..;i,,.
= equal annual peymenls ofone and two wears.
Win n,elssi from day Of saIe secured hv ! sleci
ot r1st upon the premises.
SHE lQfake place a 70 0'clock. A. nj.
mmediale possession will he given. hni Ne
deed viii not Be made until the sale Is ratified "
ne Coust n. s. WHITE, Con'n
June - 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03

4 Temp Nce.ing O. eee,6nrk snlio.. Vim
49, ee.sr e. .Iz<e''sl - psesehrs q he
q Wn. Fu|ion. Ee4. 4 Ii1 nils mon Icr.Snrr,
1n14 mile. lou Oallanl Mills. near ne mad
le4inF y Lhc Gum Spring ciimmeufinr 81
tnrr4ay; 1I1 " Angus, 1873 An persons
LsicpdIy o thc cause q Christianity arc inriicd
p enc1mp o. ne ground Teni-b6Idcn> are ne
Guessed q bring r,efl Tent Poles win ihem.
-. -. Csna.ifies n A96sF<n<nfk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03
"A CARD.

I1NHE undersigned would inform the commu-
4 nifty that he has on hand and i receiving
constantly, supplies Of every article in his line.
He would say 10 Physicians in town and through
out the county, thatthey win find it to their al
vantage to call and examine his stock Of Drugs.
as ne intends 10 sell low, or rather very near
Icity prices.
Very thankful for the encouragement received
he hopes in future to enjoy large share Of the
public patronage. +. N. FLINT, Drug.
Ntrt door % SaPpingtoAs HSiel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03

|IttiE subscriber having leased lie Alycs..,
AA1 II Shephen.lsioWn. belongi1gi 10 Il. ID.
snspaerd' !espeeifnlly informs ne public ihat
nzymg me MILL aud MACHINERY Ia tho
rough repair be IS prepared 10 execute ali b,,i-
ness - the Mi|lers line with promplness ana n
me oest MANNER. He hopes by close attention d
business and 4 determination 10 please III
friends, 70 share, as be Is determined Is merit
liberal proportion Of the public patronage.
Ground Plaster win always Be kent % hand.
Tot sale al the lowest cash price.
GEORGE w. FOX.
ShepherdsloWn. June 10 Ial2-1nn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03
THE MARKETS.
o@ss ef ne Ba,i;msrs Clipper.

QNcE 81 &c Baltlmorf CfPper.
Aug l, 5, n. nj.
FLOuR.-Then -four market Is very dull, and
no sales Of moment are making We quote
Howard street brands at S5,75, and stock light.
We quote Cora Meal at 50 80.
GltAlN.--Th new crop Of Wheat Is coming
The quotations are 65a95e. for good 70 prime
re1ss Sass for ordinary % good while 95aio5e.
Whine corn 15c.; yellow ]Da50c. Rye 70e.
new Oats lea13c.
CATTLE.-.P Prices ranged from - 70 50 per
100 rs. a he hoof equal % - IS. - nedt. an
averaging q, 80 gro.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03
Valuable Town Lot for Sale,
In North Bolivar.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust from ". =.
II Wilson, the undersigned a. Trustee. win
offer for sale, on he SEA dar Of Angnsf. lHiR. on
the premises, in North Bolivar. valuable III Il
Ground containing ONE HALF ACRE. al
Joining The property % Asaph Wilson and Wm.
Wentzel- This IS one Of the lots recently sold by
WIN. Lucas Esq, As commissioner under De-
cree ofthe Circuit Superior Court Of Jefferson.
Undesirable. the LOT win be divided and sold in
two parcels
TERMS OF sALE--One half cash. lie resi-
diiejn six months with interest from day of sale.
and the title will be retained until the last paw
ment Is made Sale % take place a. 70 o'clock,
A. NJ. n. s. WHITE. Trustee.
Julv % 1914
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03

" lNl5 sIREEI Alss4ndsIa. rcsbsc.iul,, i.
Esssy "A ~ s.ee.s eeunlty lhal ks Is is, 3.
Fall Fashion Cor 1870.
md i nov misunderstanding, toniormahle q -, r.
ion. strclnI 1SStrtu1n, of Hats. "a rkIrR ". ~
silss De etle4lic1 q he public. "a q,
4 hez slso 81 h,nl iell supply of II ATS ana
son--that h viii Se5I II Tie lnwcei fitcr
Persons Iron The Co1ntry i want 81 ar,iel,. /,
biz line. an f>quesiei % give him en- IS ,;s.
quality consilflcd, being = Inv Is he lnvezs
Alexardfinl Sep, -, lsil--ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03
Furniture Furnishing store.
WIN. IN. N1FTiH1

Il 4 his Manutactbry on King Street, A exandrid,
- has constantly on hand and for saIe. Al Iowes{
cash prices, Looking Glasses and Frames, ii great
variety Toilet and Swing do; Bureaus, Tables Il
Wash, Cnhdle, and Towel Stands Cahesseaf, Ore.
clan, Cottage, Windsor and Common Chairs Cane
and Wood-seat Rocking Chairs, an sizes; High
Teaster Field. French Low, Tmndle slat and sack.
ing Bcdsteads; Cots, Cribs, Cradles, Gaekifks and
Cords Feathers, FEATHER Beds, Bo1sfefs and Pill
lows CURED Hair, Moss, Cotton and shuck Ma.
tfdsses, afsizes, and made TO order Al short notice.
Alexandria, Sept az, 1S47--lv y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03
PRECINCT CLUBS.

Agreeahly 10 a resolution Of the TROUGH
= READY CLUB Of Jeffersun,n the friends y
Gen. Taylor atthe several Precincts ofthe Coun-
~ arerespectfully requested 70 proceed forthwith
to REORGANIZATION Of Clubs, 10 cooperate In The
great work in hand.
w. r. ALEXANDER.
July y. Prest IF r. 4. n. Cub.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03
Landon Female Seminary,

'Sepfa Milds from Ffsderiet. Nd, q DE Eoad
leading 10 Washington Ctr.
WIS INSTITUTION has been IN successful
= operation for SIX years. having been es
taolished ~ 1872, BY The Rev. RICHARD H
rriLiifs. 4 = az present under the: care OF the
X y. Mr. PEkhlNi who pledges himself spart
no pains 20 extend rs usefulness and maintain
its reputation.
The next session will commence IN The SE
COND WEDNESDAY OF Scntemf,er.
Urbana, Frederick Co. Md.
Aug. 3. 1851. (
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03
MARRIED.

o. Thursday morning. 27lh Nh, IN Washing
Ton Ca nd, y tie Rev. +. n. w Monroe, Mr..
1ANc1l. Htepk - Mis- ckru,nlNc ANN R<S-
Nzi1'-b9<h o[tti< county.
On De evening Of he same 1,y, b. .,he same.
Mr. k'1lir UoLka % Mis- Skrkn ANN NoLsn,
eldest llnsAlcf q Mr.. Henry NQleF. bob Of
Ais county
o. he ash III b he Rev. w. p. Du,,on,
NJ. NtTlikNlCl. tlNsW1RFQ y Miss MkRf ELiz-
Anxfn CIifP.-aii q his county.
A Sharpstnfz. Nd. "a THURSDAY ne eo,h III.
b ~ Rev. VIA. Morroc. Mr. W N. II Skrs-
nSas g NiN Sam = QAHknEkns- IN 81 this
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03

a EoU0H 4 NEADY CLUB
Tie Wig q q. E..>1er1to1n Fr.cinc.
sc - 'e@'e1 g 1esI .. ~ Town Han ID ship
.c..,.e4n. - saturday ~ I21h dag q Anrn:t.
q , o.c:eck ? ~. ~ l.e purpose a organizing
= housh and Ready Club.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03

Camp Meeting lof f.3,,do..n c. nj, I'm \.
held upoa tls lad oil Nj. 1IIrk.rI plss,er
sommfnci1g % Friday ne Iflk an Iurusf Il.
,nE near Union. six nllles mona Of Nijdlcburr
Londom County, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03

FREE SoIL MEETING name of
Benjamin Tappan, late United States Sc.
nator from Ohio, is appended 10 call,
published in the Steubenvillc Ohio Her.
aid, Of . meeting to be held in that place
70 appoint delegates to the Buffalo free
coil convention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03


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With latce stock AZ vsr,, ~ 49,, 49,
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30 az hale ansl an rier kSrss II
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IS boxes Castor nj ' swee, 6aa I, aassn Wauss
Is casks Linsec az. Is caskr sp. Yssss IMP g
$ lierscs pare Cidel pnerer ~ isa'n as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03

fEtfE Or VIRGINIA.. ss n
|rT5ffIS spacious establishment having been
y newly refined and furnished II II is de-
parinehts: y now oqen e the public, lok their
patronage and support q situated a c1IExe<
/ nienf distances from thc Rail Read DEPOT Carl.
ItoI Patent Office and General Posi- @ ejte e
Botnders, Fisifcrs and Travellers Nil md
pheasant and cafHcious rooms, hsa'l Furnish e
/ oc6n moderate TERMS Is s. 4. .
WasIintfon Dee ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03

GrN. WonrL-This distinguished gen.
eral arrived in Washington on Saturday
evening, with his staff, from the brilliant
fields Of Mexico. Major Lewis Cass, Jr,
also arrived in Washington on Monday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03

.HAvNG bccn reloes>11 q c1ll 1 mcetinr &
IL he Fr4e School couni>1ioners. hF fro-
'lhinls q TIE lneDbcs. hlrchr can messing 4
&c coan Hodss' :. f'i<.{ - 80. i...s.,.
JOHN YATES
July 3. I6l8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03

TU6e received large lot of Gfoecffes, and
~ very ehe1p NcH Orleans Loaf. Lump, and
PnIvcr,xec Sugar, >. q. and Porto Rico Molas-
Green Co|'e> prime ia RYE md good {Yhiskey.
sc e.. ~ sale rclt low forcash
+. DUNNIN6TOX
DsrsI >. 8 q. j. ], Jass q, Isls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03
law Partncrship.

DROVINCE McC ORMlCK and 9lCHARD
II PARKER have associated thss,nselves N
the practice Of the Law, and win aitsnd d bust
ness in Clarke, Jefferson. and tbe adjacent conn
ties. Their Office a in Berr7viIIe. CIarke conn
~, Va 10 which place an letters fof is,em Should
be addressed, and where one Of them ran Al All
times be seen
BerryviIle, Aug. 3, 1885.
e-SY The tEAciester papers will insert 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03
II GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
or
TIN WARE, 80.
An artrqgs of l6 PR centam from former rdtcs
Stores, Tin Ware & Japancd Ware.

LtNOGH GRIMES takes pleasure II inform.
- ing his friends and customers, that rs /,
prepared TO supply them with Goods il, his iin,.
on very favorable terms. His assortment ii
Tin WARE is large and very complete, mostly
Of his own manufacture, and warranted 10 be AZ
the best quality
Country Merchants are informed Il 1t his arr
rangcnents are such, as viii enable him 70 fur
nish them with goods, ON as favorable terms a.
any establishment either in this or any other city
Families can be supplied with many very hand4
some articles Of Tin Ware, bothuseiul ana orna-
mental.
- The facilities afforded 81 ne Canal are
such as % enable him to forward with despatch
and safety such articles as may be ordered from
Jefferson and the surrounding counties, and he re.
specially solicits a share OF the trade.
He also offers his services 10 execute ~ kinds
Of Msaat koofng, Sposlting. Gatfer;Dy- and aIl
kinds of work appertaining to his busil,es., Or
ders from the country will receive pronapt atten<
| ton. 80 4 Is Z 4
| Alexandria Feb. 10 i9iQ-v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-03

John CLARK died suddenly, in Philadel-
phia, on Thursday, from the effects Of drin-
king cold water