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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-05-25

MURDER AT BARToNsyILLE AND ESCAPE OF
THE MURDERER! Michael Coragan was muir
dered by James Harry, at the Stone Quarry of
II. g. Ii. II. Baxter, in Bartonsville, (Rocklng
ham) on Saturday evening last, about O'clock.
They wee out on the ledge together, and got
into dispute about something, when Harry pick
ed no stone, and deliberately walking up be-
hind Coragan, struck him upon the back part of
the head, near the right ear, fracuring the skull
and producing almost instant DEATH The de-
ceased Coragan was large man, generally qul-
ct and peaceable and had been at work FOR two
or three weeks. Harry, the murderer, had been
at work about two months on the road. He is
supposed to be about % years old, is of small
size, about foot high, light complexion, and
has lost one or two front teeth. He Immediate
ly made his escape, and has probably gone up
the line.-BelloDs Falls Gazette.
STRANGE SUIcIDE.-A week or two since, a
man named Bruce, living near Cincinnati, Ohio,
committed suicide in the following manner.
"He went to the church-yard and dug his
grave beside his wife, who had been buried some
sixteen months before. Having procured cot
fin under some pretence, he conveyed it to IL
destination unobseryed lie then took off hi
clothes, except his shirt, put on night cap, ant
laid himself in the coffin which he had previous
ly placed in the newly made grave, with loadct
pistol in it. He now drew on the cover of thu
coffin, and then placing the pistol to his RICH
temple, fired it. 1t is supposed he died instant
ly. There was no doubt that Bruce,was crazy
as he had been partially so since hisslie's dealt
FIxIyG THE DArE.-At Surbrdge, Englant
recently, musical festlya! took place for the re
lief of the poor, at which Mr.tsRussell san
"There's good time coming" Al the conclu
sion Of the melody farmer stood up and addres
sing the vocalist, said, "Mr. Russell, you couldn
fix the date could you ?"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-05-25
FRENCH'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
- Washington ST., Boston.

-coNsrANTLy
RIBLES, Hymn Books, Church Psamody, Chant and Mu-
ID sic Books Payer Books, illustrated Works Annuals
School, Juvenile and Miscellaneous Books in great variety
STATIONERY of every description, viz, Letter. Cap
Bill, Sermon, Note, Billet and Fancy Papers, of different
qualities Envelopes Plain, Fancy, Embossed, Visiting
and Ornamental Gift Cards Bristol london BOARD
Perforated Drawing and Tracing Drawing and Writ
ing Pencils Colt and Silver PencI Cases, with without
gold pens FRENCH'S, Gilloits Wnde's, and other steel
Pens very variety Pen Holders black, bloc, red and
indeble Inks Sealing Wax; Waters, pain, fancy, and
motto Manifold Letter Writers and Folders; Paper and
Pen Knives; Quls; Pens and pep Sibs Pen Racks (;
States and Pencils; BANK, BLANK, ACCOUNT, CHECK
& MEMORANDUM BooKS-Hriung Books made Of super
Tor paper W h without copies together with large
sortmen Of fancy Articles, wbo!esRle retai on liberal
by
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-05-25

ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF THE FRENCH REPUB
Lie BY THE AMERICAN Gov ERNMENT. On the
establishment OF the Provisional Government OF
France. in place OF that OF LOUIS Philippe, King
of the French, Mr.. Rush, the Minister of the
United States in Paris, without specific nslruc-
tions from his government, but in accordance
with the principle uniformly observed by it OF re-
cognzing in all countries the government de- fac
10, where such an one is established by the con-
seut of the people, presented himself before that
government, ai,d rendered to it expressions OF
the sympathy AID friendship of his countrymen,
This course having been approved by the Presi'
dent, he on the 26ih of April last sought nnoth-
err interview with the Provisional Government.
on which OCCASION, he addressed the M as FOL-
lows.-BoSon Daily .4drGi,Ser.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-05-25
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From the N. o. Picayune of the 9th inst.

YUCATAN. -The Vera Cruz .7Fco IFlS mas very
late dates from Yucatan. We are compelled to
cut short the news, but the principal feature of
the intelligence is treaty which the Govetn-
ment of Yucatan has been constrained to enter
into with Pat, the chief of the indians in nsur-
rection The following arc the terms of it LIST.
Pat shall be Governor for life of the Indians of
Yucatan; I'd. D. Miguel Blrbachano shall be
Governor for lie of the whites Of the State 3D.
twenty-five hundred ,nuskets taken from the In
dams before the war, shall be given up to Pat
4th. All debts due by the Indians 10 their mas
tiers shall be forgiven; Unoccupied lands which
have been sold by the Government shall be a
gain held in common; 9th. No personal tax
shall be paid in Yucatan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-05-25


BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. This is Of the very
few palent medicines OF the day which recommend
with confidence To those who affected with Coughs,
Colds Consumption, who predsposed the latter
complaint II has used with considerable advantage
by many families IN town. aAd in few stubborn has
produced highly beneficial Observation-Disclosures Daily AdRor
liser.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by ;. w FOWLE, l35 ashngtton Bosion.
01y-For sale by s. ?. REDFiELD Montpelier, VI uiso
by ii. X. sLAY1oN, Calais, W. aud agents generally.
RHEUMATISM AND GoUT Wrights Indian Veget-
ube Pills arc a extraordinary medicine for the
Bheuhatsm and Gou because they not only cleanse the
stomach bowels of those morbid hunOs which, taken
into the circulation aud thrown the membrane und mus
clio, the of tho above painful maladies but they
excite the absorbent vessels TO take up that which already
deposited and therefore absolutely certain 10 make
perfect of and Sout. single 25 cent box
ofsad Indian Vegetable Pills will often give the most aston
shng relief and according TO The directions
body.
Beware OF couneIies Of all kinds! coated with
sugar others ae made 70 resemble in outward appearance
the original medcne The safest course TO purchase Of
the regular agents only whom may be found every
village and town In the state
FIELD and EASTMAN DANFORrII, AIontpeleT.
New Eng land Office, l9e fremont 81. Roston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-05-25
MILLINERY.

MISS STAPLES has returned from the cities with
IVl fresh supply Of MILLINERY GOODS and 10 prepar
ed to furnish al articles In her line according to the LATE
EST FASHIONS.
MONTPELIER, May 10. 1913. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
A RATTLE BETWEEN AN EAGLE
AND a sERPENT.

~ tne month Of August. 1884, I Was
ssinng uR tne UhIo river o. board the 1ns
sseAmer Warcopsts Capt Norman, when,
g ~ We agprso sr noted spot on the river
called the "hobPer's Cave, my attention
- ~ sss ! y seserai LOUD screams
: .o1Aea a1ese where me sound seemed 20
~ y. z ~ saw an eagle describing cir.
80 -. =. ans Mr Y : most beautiful and
lssslul manner as q wheeled around
I..,s syl.slonS Win masematleal precision,
WI ou,s'le'cneuI oas mos'epiessE wings, 4
~. L:.,s t'.a a''Su e'9reu me necuiar screan,
$3.50 n.ss ereM my attention- Whilst \
w. a.lns y stlaisatlen g as elegant
5.s ~ = i uuasnl, cuanse9 - leot,on ana
,:se. Win aimost 3ncnceig ~
Icy ans peF iualcnisk me e TIE earth
.ss;sas;. ~ a,:,. sne 8. g Iassengers az
$50. ssa = my ~. Delore We could
- ~ assVn.su,sn1 q give any q
.niou oo'selnlns - eelec., y AGAIN arose
anu asosnueu - = great neisnts with r.
..ey LIMOS, oqual 20 l.s aescens peafing
y w peik = large serpent As Y mount
~ Up me long Doay O. sne snake hung
uo.h from Inc peak Of the eagle IKE the
eng q large rope y was not, however,
ltnls as " sqnlrmed 70 every direction,
am maze strong euorts Ior us dellyerance,
9us ~ yam Inc eagle held y with q
uca nj grip. ,
Inc serpent resolving 70 sell his life as
o az q possible. endeayored TO impede the
nylng q the bird, and by dint Of hard
struggling succeeded IN getting its body
over Ine back OF the eagle The feathered
P1.a'e no" became aware ot his danger. --
5ls wings were ms only means Of safety,
-, = sI p; become e0unds ne must perish
could not dislodge the snake. The Willy
serpent, anaconda-like, drew itself more
and more tightly around him. 1t now had
the advantage in.thc contest. The pin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

WE hsss ever I'D ass tPs .sliisr 4 +.
{ w Subscribers - sslablis4sd gssh tLltE--
Having recenlly received q IlFg5 s,ocksof NzW
SPRING 4 SUMNER GOODS, ard adding
thereto ~ weekly arrivals, ne respectfully urge
The Ladies and CefIIemen b give nssu eall1
We name Ii plfl-fbr AZ Ldafsf ~,
LAWS oiAS1ams. Benges, Pola Dc Gheverra,
White Swiss Dress Goods ~ -sa
Bonne,s and Millinery Goods, N ereak variety,
ShaNis from 81 cs q so. plain Aiouslfnes re,
1000 yards Calico from Bio ~ IL censs.
Furniture calicoes s ~, abcantifitl 70: EdsipR,
French Worked Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, and
housekeeping articles.
For Genflenea al1ssf
Cloths Cassimefes and Vesiings q heal fle Jeses,
Six, Cashmere and BeaveF HATS,
Ciiyrmnde Boots ard Shoes,
Cotton Shirts and Drawers, sc. 80.
Also-yewclry, fancy notions, CANA, GLASS and
Qneenswzre. Hardware & Carpentei's Tocls-
Ae1 InN, floee1 no dad. Grpltfifs II pllgsrfs
NQ&neF 5 ~ per hundred CSC "a pf b, god,
Crushed Sugar 10 cents,
Loaf and Lump do 10 10 70 IL,
Prime Rio Coffee. l0c pr ID. or S9Pr hundred
% do 8 "a do
Imperial Tea No. I, ftiR tep) Sie6
Bi DS O. e ga
ROBINSON q HOLLAND.
sHarpers- Ferry, April q. 49,
N. 3. Just received, % pieces ~ Brown
Muslin, manufactured al Ia cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
Moa4s iNINnw onEnAr.

Rev. WrEtaM Ct BEowSIow, of the Jones-
borough (Tenn.l Why, writes from New Or
ieans (hsre he i a ! tisil)1 10 dat paper eis-.
ing an account 81 ne means ila,icflns &c fhs
Crescent CiF. He dcvotes page ofsthe yrhies
q ne deseIit1on. We giss specimen i
New Orleans Is q head ind shouldSrs
taller shan any City I ever vas h. Nay,
4. = = pole and COMPASS, deeper ia he
sinkeof iniquity than any city 1 ever ~ Va
in; The devil operates here upon ! lsr1e.
scale, and really has his barraels herel IS,
gether with the most Of bis reeraitins D !
GERS
sRev: pr eapp, Of this city, haa d.
liyered sermon, ID which it i IL nladc IL
appear that there Is 10 he'll in the ncxt
hfe in which to punish sinners This Il
an important discovery, and reviyes lie
dropping spirits of thansanis here. Who
know that IL the yulgsr notion St 1 hsIl
in the next life b true, they will have t.
pay for the roast Its more important
to the inhabitants Of New Orleans to have
the doctrine Of Helz IRE and Jst,sre pamisa,
aseat done away with than Of any other
city / vas ever inP'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
Extensive Grocery.

~ FL.
4NHE subscriber having determined to 90 ex-
u clusitely into the Grocery business, has Ia
ken his Store Room adjoining his residence,
where he is now opening very extensive assert
ment Of superior Grcceries. which win be sold
as low for cash or country Produce, as they eau
adhere sricly 70 Elexterms as Il Is the only means
BY which this branch offhe business can be sus-
tanned at the profit a which he will offer Goods
My stock consists in part Of
10 hhds Of N 10. and Porto Rico Sugars,
25 bags Rio. Java. Pedang and Laguyra Coffee
hhds n O and SugaF-house Molasses,
III bols n . ~ 9s - - do aa -
chests G 2 Imperial and Y II Teas.
10 boxes Prime Cheese,
1000 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugars, very cheap,
10 bbls Soda, Water and Butter Crackers,
dies,
6 boxes white, brown and CASTLE soap, 4
8 bbls. crushed, pulverised and clarified sugars
a large supply Of Pepper, Allspice, Ginger,
Salaratus, Starch, Nutmegs, Gloves, Mace, and
all the smaller articles in the grocery line
10000 ROUNDS PRIME BACON,
% bbls No Herring and Shad,
Large supply Of G A and Fine Salt,
Superior Family Lard, ELY
Mackerel Mol, 9, and 3,
Welch, Whiiehill's, and Ross Family Flour.
Superfne and extra brands from Winchester
Further enumeration, isunnecessary, Is am
determined that my supply shall be as general as
any other in the Valley, or BALTIMORE, and at
prices as low as they can be bought in either
place.
would respectfully ask the farmers Of Clarke
and Jefferson TO examine my stocl, before buying,
feeling confident can supply them on as good
terms as they can buy elsewhere, and win take
in exchange any kind Of country produce at mar
ket price IT,. go J j MILLER.
April "a g@
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
M.ISCELLA N EOUS.
BEAUTIFUL ALLEcoRY.

$50 Els ~ 4
Night kissed the young. rose, and it
bent softly to sleep. And stars shoue,
and pure drops hung upon its blushing
bosom, and watched its pure slumbers.-
Morning came With her dancing breezes,
and they whispered to the young rose.
and it awoke joyous and smiling. Light.
~ it danced to and fro in all the lowell
ness Of health and youthful innocence.
Then came the ardent n-god sweeping
from the east, and he smote the young
rose with his golden shaft, and it tainted
Deserted and almost heart-broken, it
dropped ta the dust in its loneliness and
despair. , as'e's'
Now the gentle breeze, who had been
gamboling over the sea, pushing on. the
light bark, sweeping over hill and dale
BY the neat cottagesand the still brook
tanning the sfeyered brow of disease, and
tossing the curl of innocent childhood
came tripping along on the errands Of
mercy and love and when she FASTENED
to kiss it, and fondly bathed its forehead
in cool, refreshing showers, the young
rose revived, looked up and smiled, flung
its ruddy arms as if in gratitude to, EN-.
brace the kind breeze, but she hurried
quickly away when her generous task was
performed-yet not without reward. for
she soon perceived that delicious fra,
GRANGE had. been poured On her wings by
the grateful r0sc, and the kind brcrs0 wss
glad in heart, and went away singing
through the trees 4
Thus charity like the breeze which ga
theirs fragrance from the humble flowers
it refreshes, unconsciously reaps reward
in performance Of It's Offices of kindness
and love, which steals through the heart
like a, rich perfume to bless and to cheer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
q. n DllaAERTE,
LEE INSURANCE

THE Subscriber having ben appointed agent
" IN he Hepn Mutual Life Insurance Com
Y1Qf 81 F6IIadtIphia. 4 nov prepared % receive
trIicnfions fof Ine1rance On Lives; it's on the
I1i1nizv,fcm without liability however. beyond
- al<eAt.t 81 Itenliulne. Al prulls Of the Com
peny are divided annually among the Insured,
The premiums may Be paid quarterly, semi-an-
inusily Or annually, o. one half OF he prcmium
q note a 70 months Ipdiyidaals insured IN
tkfs Company, become members Of The Corpora
ton, ard vote for Trustees
The rates Of Premium with ! full participation
y The profits are As low as any other Institution
n dis country. and lower than any DC he English
Companies viii only a portion ~ the profits. ~
~ this Is Z subject not generally understood, j
1ave provided myself wifii a large humber Of
Yfospocius's Of the Company, which fully explains
ihe mode Of operation. advantages, safely n The
Institution and rules OF premium, which will be
happy to furnish 10 any one whomay feel any i'm
lefest o. The subject
sfssi s. SsSIs8ags ! JAMES J. MILLER.
4 fannarS 10 lafa-l.u, 5s4# s4 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
Books, Stationery, &C.

A. LARGE collection of new and desirable
IA Books, Just received at the Jefferson Book
Store. Among them are the following
Chalmers Scripture Readings, 80
Works Of the Puritan Diyines,
Websiers large dictionary,
Prescotts Ferdinand and Isabella, do Peru.
Arnolds Lectures, do Roman 00Emon weaith,
Mrs, Sherwood's Works, complete,
Mrs. Ellis's BY do do
Charlotte EIizabeth'sd do do g
Mitchell's History France, French Revolution
Bancroffs History u. s. and Washington,
Napoleon and Marshals, Washington and Gene
Byron and Shakespeare, in elegant and plain
bindings, HHtt f9
Prayer Books, in fine turkey and gilt,
Psalms and Hymns, turkey and gilt,
Methodist Episcopal Hymns,
Large and small Family Bibles,
Books for the Farmers and Gardeners,
Downing's Fruit and Fruit Trees Of America,
Guide TO the Orchard, adapted TO the culture Of
American Fruit,
New American Gardener,
Buist's Family Kitchen Gardener u
Complete Gardener and Florist,
American Poulierers Companion.
Diseases Of Animals. +
We ask patticuIar attention4fo this collection:
A large assortment Of Splendid Poufolbs
School Books Of every kind in general tIse--La-
tin, Greek, French, English and Spanish,
Please give me a call and examine.
~ Any book that is wanted can behad at a
few days notice, BY leaving orders withme
April g. se6 .lstSf- e p MtIIER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
PLASTERING.'

THE undersigned having determined to re-
Il main liz Charlestokn and neighborhood du-
ring the present summer, respectfully offers his
services to all persons needing any work done in
the way Of Plastefing. He promises faithful
execution Of all work entrusted to his hands, and
having worked for several years in Baltimore,
he feels competent OF executing any style thar
may be desired. His terms shall be moderate.
A call from all in want Of work is solicited.
When not employed he can be found at Car
ier's Hotel GEO. w. G. FORESTER.
April % I8iS-3t = S-ssRtss1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

The above prices, in Consequence Of Increased
facilities for manufacturing are much reduced
from former rates. A liberal discount tor cash in
hand at the date Of the ingoice. Is
Presses chases, Cases, Wood Type, Ink. &C.,
furnished at the lowest manufactures prices, Ell
Their for cash or credit
Our Specimen Book for 1913 Is now ready for
distribution TO Printers, who will send for it. and
contains many new articles that we have never
before exhibited, such as Writing Flourishes,
Ornaments, Ornamental Fonts, &C., of which
We have an ample stock for the prompt execution
If orders 81
tY- For sale, several good Cylinder and
Platen Power Presses, Standing Presses, Hand
Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE & CO.
10 Chambers-Stree New York.
Nav & 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
Saddle, Harness apd Trunk
Manufactures.

King Street, Alex1RdriG, Virginia i
WI N. BROWN. respectfully begs leave to
I w make himself known 70 the citizens of
Jefferson and the surrounding counties, and soli-
cts share Of their patronage. His long expert
ence and ample facilities enables him TO offer
great inducements 70 those who u1ay be disposed
10 give him 4 trial His stock Of Saddles Of
every variety and kind. is such as to secure to
purchasers the opportunity Of being sx6ctie snied
az rerg moderate prices A constant supply Of the
following mentioned articles always on hand,
which he viii iake pleasure In exhibiting, viz Z
Genilemen's Shalief Saddles, A
S Do plain n do - y II :
Do patent springs do
Ladies, do Of every pattern and latest style,
Brides Of every description 1e$F saei q
Carriage Harness Buggy DO. web mounted, =.
Saddle Bags and Globes do. in great variety,
Wins Of all descriptions,
Superior quality and style Travelling Trunks,
s. Fancy and Hair ne g fseF : do 81 &
Siivsf-pIaied, Brass, and steel Bride Bis, -
Stirruns. Spurs. Sc. Trees and webbing, &
Wagon, Cart and Dfay Hamess Of every de-
scriptinn stts -
English Bride Leatkers and AIsftitxales.
The above, VIII many other artiEles in his
line, he ofels Il very reduced prices and On the
most accommodating terms 9ouaiy Mer-
chanfs Farmers and o<her dealers ere respect
fully remikdzi e lh< faciIilics aIonsst b the
Canal IN tie var q lr1nsportllio1. Qsders
carefully attended 10 and executed viz despatch
( N. B-W.N. b. i eQ1slznlly supplied Win :
heavy stuck q sd<k nzilTi1i3 Is are 1sed N the
aborc ncniionc1 business, which hs : ceiling as
Iou - DIR can te bad in he Nofihefp cities
Alex1r1ria. April $. ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

The BRANDRETH PILLS, as a general
family medicine, especially in country so sub
jed ID sudden changes Of temperature as this
their value Is incalcuiable; By having the
Brandreth Pills always on hand, should sud-
den attack Of sickness take place, they can be
given at once. and win often have effected cure
before the physician could have arrived.
10 cholic and inhammafi5h of the bowels these
Pills will at once relieve. and perseverance in
their use, according 10 the directions win surely
do all that medicine can do, 70 restorethe health
Of the patient 81 e
Z In all cases Of Indigestion, Worms, Asthma
Diseases Of he Hear, and all affections Of he
stomach and bevels, The Brandreth pills win be
found a never-failing remedy
To insure the fun benefit Of these celebrated
Pills. they should be kept in the housc % that,
upon thee first commencement of sickness, they
may BE atonce resorted to. One dose then IS
better than a dozen after disease has become Is
tablished in the system. s~1N
For sale by s slss Ans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

!" H0LESALE and Retail Fruit Dealer and
w CoMtectioner, No. 295 l-2 Baltimore Street,
between Sharp and Liberty Streets, Baltimore,
INVITES the attention Of the public generally from
the country.
His supply Of Confectionery, &C., is always
extensive and varied AT
Acr;i % 1919 cno
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
Rich Dress Goods.

"E hare receiFedsa choice assortment of
wv Ladies dress Goods, embracing blSck
Silk Of superior LustTe, Fancy do, plain, plaid
and figured Berages, silk Tissues French and
English Lawns and Chintzes, English, Scotch,
and Manchester Ginghans. embroidered Grape,
Tibet and other Sha&ls, linen Cainbric, Hard
with general variety Of very desirable Goods,
which We would be pleased 10 show 10 the Ladies,
and pledge ourselves To- sell them at The lowest
possible prices. CRANE &,SADLER.
AnriI 81 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
CautiOn.

A Y0UTH, named ANDaEw JACKSON TAY-
II LoR, aged about sixteen years, an indentured
the tenth Of April, 1913 This is 10 warn all per-
sons not to harbor himlor trust him on my ac-
count. Aside from the obligations of his inden-
ture, my having maintaihsf him hitherto, should
give me good title to his services, now that BY
my instructions he has becoya1 useful. and his
friends should tnererore auyi5s him 20 return.@
RHt one ceat relc0rd lciH be paid FIR him.
fE9 gas A. NJ. SAPPINGToN, Tailor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
! Vhcat. q Corn Wanted.

HyHE subscribers are anxious 20 purchase any
Il number Of bashels Of Wheat and Corn, for
which they will pay the highest cash price onde-
livery. Or, II The farmers prefer IT, they will
haul Il from their Barns, as they keep teams for
that purpose Farmers look 70 your interests,
and give rs q call .before Sou dispose Of your
Il Cd furnace, jefferson Co.. Fa.,l
s $500 Feb. g, lSf7. 4
- Plaster, Salt. Fish, Tar, &C., always on
hand q exchange with the Farmers for their pro
dnee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
REMOVAL.

TIME undersigned has removed his Merchant
" Tailoring Establishment next door to Mr.
Flints Drug Store, two doors west of Sapping-
tons Hotel, where he will be prepared to furnish
who may favor him with their patronage.
He win also make up ID the neatest and most
fashionable style, all garfnents that may be en-
trusted 10 his care, the goods of which may be
purchased at any other concern in the town.
He solicits share of the public's patronage,
and returns his thanks for cid favors 4
JAMES CL0THIER.