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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-04
SMALL. NOTES

We trust that The final action of The Senate
upon The Small Mole Bill will ''disgrunle" the
Wing and all Shnpasler advocates.
The reason that we would MOI advise The
taking away of one Of The stone pillars which
sustain the railroad bridge over the James river,
we would also give ior opposing The issue o.
small notes by the banks-the weakening OF the
basis upon which The supersructure rests.
Banks are al all times liable 10 The difficulties
which overrading generally brings upon the
country; and we deem i; both wise and best TO
adhere to those regulations, which, under adverse
circumstances, are best calculated 10 sustain the
moned interests Of the community. The Banks,
by their late annual statements, show that they
are in better condition than they have been for
years past and that their profits are as large as
ii would be safe for them 10 be; and lhis state oil
things exists in despite of the "small note" cry
which Wing leaders are constantly harpng upon.
In all the wholesome reforms which, from time
to time, have been made by the Legislature,
touching The system Of banking, the Wing lead
ers have uniformly opposed them, and have al.
ways prophesied that ruinous results would flow
from such legislation; and, in their predictions
of ruin, they have shown the same foresight that
has marked the promises Of "rnin" which their
friends in Congress said would flow from the Ia
riff of 1916 and the Constitutional Treasury
In the brilliant success of those great measures,
the Democratic party have most gloriousiy
,riumphed, and The country Is now enjoying the
fruits OF wise legislation. The policy of The same
party has been attended with much success IN
improving the banking system in this State; and,
in our judgment, cid no one act contribute more
to that end Than that Of prohibiting the Banks
from issuing notes Of less denomination than S.
The ma nral resu has been, as was expected, 10
strengthen Inc specie basis OF the system, and
thus to furnish increased strength TO The banks, in
the event of pressure upon the money market.
No one is bold enough, we expect, 10 contend
that any Shinplas,cr issue, on the part Of the
banks, is calculated 10 strengthen them; and all
experience shows Ina, the greater the circulation
of "the hard," the more difficult i, is 10 find
"soii" place in the banks.
We sincerely trust that The wise and sound
policy OF The Democratic party will be sustain
ed, Notwithstanding the bruised Sims The leaders
Of the Wing party may have goIlen in running
after The ptlaers, which they seem 10 think are
good for all sorts wounds.
An enthusiastic Democratic War meeting
was held in New York on Saturday night. The
Herald speaks Of it as tone OF the largest ever
held in Tammany Hall, numbering about 7,00O.'
ES-Mayor Mckle presided. The eloquent speak.
ers were Senators Houston OF Texas, and Foole
Of Mississippi, Mr.. Brown. NJ. c. rom Indiana
and MIR. Eamcs of Washington. Spirited re.o.
lulions were adopted. We may hereafter make
an extract from Gen. Hous,on's speech, touching
The boundary Of Ehs Rio Grande.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-04

"The popular srvor for the Hero of the Rio Gffnds
liz increasing with every day. We recoect wen, al
political meeting in that same African church, WI"
what laundering cheers the assembled multitude re-
ccred eloquent response of Mr. Bolts TO The steIeo
typed charge that the Whes giving aid and com,
fort TO the enemy The orator emphatically po''sa W
'RoUGH aud READY, as an illustration Of wing ai1 una
comfort AT the mention Of that name, The mouse shooh
with enthusiastic applause This was in Aprii ast, pu'
the popular sentiment has since increased tenolo III
volume and power, and with il the determination 10
aid and comfort the administration by the same pure
patriotic, never surrender RouoH and READY"
Thus speaks yesterdays Republican 10 REGARD
10 the Wing meeting at The African Church last
night. How little "aid and comfort" MIR. Bolts
gives 10 the Taylor political movements, will be
seen from hi, letter, published in the Wing, and
the Times OF yesterday also. and copied by US
this morning. II was no doubt designed 10 check
The Taylor current al the meeting last night
With what effect, at the hour that we write, we
cannot say. The Republicans citation OF MI
Bolts authority, in favor of Old Zac, was sinsu-
larly unfortunate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-04

Last crening's Republican, strange TO say, said
nothing OF Sosle's election in Louisiana. Did 1t
fear to shake the Taylorsm of the Wing meet
ing last night, by announcing that Louisiana,
claimed as Taylor Wing, had elected thorough
lx Democratic II S Senator
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-04

The question on Monday, in the legislature,
was not who struck William Pauersopi bur
where vas Mr, Nylss7-[N, Q. DstG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-04
GEN SCUTT.

A few days since the Wing avowed its inten-
ton no; 10 PREJUDICE the President, butte wait for
all the facts in regard 10 Gen. Scott and the Cour
Of Enquiry. We were surprised, therefore, 10
see yesterdays Wing referring 10 the "perseeu.
lions of the Executive, which seems 10 hate or
fear its own victorious General more, even than
it does Santa Anna" Has the Wing any .e,c
facts 10 guide its bold opnion2 We caution the
Wings 10 be on their guard-suppose it should
turn out, as we see it stated in some apers that
Gen. Scot, himself demanded The Court of En-.
quiry 1t may Turn out, as more than once be
lore, that the Wings are on false lrail, and
that the Administration will once more foil them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
A. D C0LLINSWORTH
Agricultural Implements
ASD
seed store.

I'M STABLER q. BRO, Fahiat s.'ee''
ALEXANDRIA,
FER for sale good assortment o. AgIcni-
~ tnrai Implements, OF the latest and most aI-
D. ,,sa,,rrsrlsRngeies' Nourse Masons ceieo.aI
"a self.sharpener assorted sizes iiislas au9 SUI
so;l plouubs Minor Horton Cos CAST Fiougus,o y
ye itfe rem, sizes Dayiss ploaghs wrought shaIes'
| rrsshorn,s cheap New York Pionghs;
| HssRows-Geddes' Improved folding ana r.
pending; ~ dissertations;
i TssrINc MILls--Rice's & Strong'si -.
/ ,,oar snELLERs-The Single and Double hasi'
i So ~ CurrrRs for horse and hand power NJ
lgey,s straw aud Stalk Cutter; -;
Il sroeether with ali minor Implements-A KS, y
Scythrs, Scythes and Cradles, Grass scysn =
n.tes. Forks, Shovels, Spades. Chains,
Npunps-Cistern and Well Pumps assorted W.. !. 4
nr lend Or wooden pipes. The cheapness anu w
Of these pumps i bringing them into very genei'
use s'rrps-clover, Timothy, Herd Grass, Lueem
w & Ero wish 10 make this branch q sns
49,. S,or,hv ,he alhe'
s. IN Ills view win make such additions @ Us
8 s,oek. rs the increasing spirit q Improvement
Aericutute may require.
40 ilexandria. Sept %, lS47-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
TAXI SUPPLY
ROCKS & STATIONERY

rrTr h,ve received our fall suppfyof Books.
w paner and stationary, consisting In par
r. !. f,ii snnnlv &c every variety Of
svs;i;ng a;sd Wrapping Paper.--O me Iolinei
ve nave fair article Of Post At y lne Ieala %
and al wrapping, common quarry a. low e =
cents. A good assortment Of go 81 ,l.;n1
I1,,r nsS Curfain Paper-Giazed ana psan''
.,,,;r. rs urice from 20 cents the piece, ana uI'
wand. according toquaiity :. -r;..,. paper.
WHINE and Blue Bonnet BOARDS, 49, Er;stol
l,,.s,;,,v Paner plain and Perturateo an.
floarls with every variety 49, - II 80 EnEel-
~ rsner plain and fancy 49,. - - Issfg com
] onss 81 every variety stii,nseira.pers
4 Prising ne W.. and andreths Rural 49, -
Rough y nesnii sssortrnent Of Spellirg p's -,
9ss a 81 the DOZEN ceInle = 2.
- 3 ,,sys tss :sissl and EIlisp
Readers Gra na,l,s ssee rsl ain.
tary School .,reral assortment Of gree,ii lie
Ais9 ,,I Italian Sch9eT Rooss MS and 9TH
irene snthon,s. Arnodis. Ollep md Diction-
sr ns ;snepudiDg CRIMINALS keadep
arl r. ne Mathematical schso! Ik Jones
IN. q - embracing those Of - DaS Gum
any any "a l. - 51,i,osfed Draper FIayi,l,
Sililnlans 1917 T1avies and oth4 Cod and
mel, 6o1 1s.,;d nd silver Pencil FL al hum
Al s2 49, 80. II every variety ~ lack and as
2.s 80 English W aiers y Eaglish and
o-.d. sealing Wax q az . s57s MlLa enYeE
French Noie Paper q 81 49, - col
qPes o m "a ~ HAIR her Stnmps: Ma
ors Seols q @.~.vons q or without cases
cilsi kieh , 1.,s,,,,mc Fder; Indelftle Ink
tnema1ss -. s IA, ~, e5;sh Port Folios. with
..l - -,;,ho1'.,h IN he VA States
"a , IN ~ nd fancy slaLlons s;,brsce 81
~ siafe y ID works
comprisescted assol s..s Genels q literature
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
lES CARLIN,
Whfsale an Retail Dealer
= .'ars c&ery, SC, Royal
K, near Cay Hotel,
A. i'm HINIA


~ REps CONSTANTLY ON HAND, ana
II of1srs FOR sale on accommodating terms,
,.ras and well selected stock Of goods, consisting
n ekahle Cutlery, Of every description
Pen and Pocket Cutlery; II MI.
Scissors, Shears, Augers DRAWS ai'''
Steel and Iron Spares;
rrnwells. Axes, Hatchets. saws
planes Bench and Moalding;
Pass And-irons, Shovels, Tongs ana fehuels'
I nlasI E,,rnaces and Preserving Kettles;
Hnnov- IN are--eyery description
We'll wheels, and Patent Iron Panpsi
Elliptic Springs, ard Iron A1lesi
I,ocks.-every variety
Tea TRAYS and Walters;
csndlesticks and Shutters;
ems ana pistols; Powder Fiasks g Poptc9es'
Il Min pitts and Cross-Cut Saws;
Any;Is Vices. Bellows, Files Rasps, &c.
i Face Chains, Bacliband DO, Haltef 40 efe.i
Ont and wrought n ais;
u Hnft and Parliament Hinges;
d Patent Blind Fasteners
screws. Springs, Glue, &C, &C. ..., :,
srhs move. with great variety 81 aIucl - y
.,nmerated he offers far sale,-and a. me oans
!. Now n fun operation he hopes those IN Mal !,
iii sva;i themselves Of the advantageous lho.
ri - ,rsnsnortation, and favor him win tnell =
:. Sers.--Thich VIII be attended % WIN cary =
EoeS HRIe1andria, sept. y, isiT-y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
csuv.p.Ads.ss slille ~. :; A.'. . 60

n. .sec;.l order 81 the Senate 1.-The
kv~v B,lls--uas called up 1t o'clock,
and IL one Il relation 70 the clothing Of
VOLUNTEER was passed without amend
,nent nnd without debate
NJ Cas- took tie hoorup the TWEEN
y regiment bin, pronouncing the position
81 tie Administration impregnable - re.
ard 70 the war; and expressing great
TiIlincness 10 meet al assaults, e ne
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
Ezra Il. Keefer,

(ofne Jim II KEEFER q Jon q 3 g. I.
Union Street, near VIM Z, Powell 9 S0h
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA..
<yENER E. FORWARDINa AS An, a ~ n.
" MISSION MERCHeAN,skaa S s.ls of Flous.
yess Y viii ssllqr Slip % New Yosk aug a,b
ton il requested % shs NEE Il NiL
.srms He Is also extensisiy nr;Se n III
DRYING CORN. The h, y a,,sr u Corn.
times paid TOT n,;e 49, 80 such as 10 enable him
N. b. His facinues Farmers living on e
offer great induce n ens4Np PLASTER, which
line Of Canal y, OF the best mateIla
is constantly manaa asdsrs Via Canal promptly "
ecuted. 80, 90 Iss7--sm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

Said Boat Is Sc feet long, l3feet vide, 7feei
hoIi and eSrries he bulk Of 1000 bushels Of
Corn. under deck, with 100 tons on board
draws feet Of wafer. She is made Of the best
Virginia Iron, has an exceaent 30 Horse Engine
and Boiler-two Propellers, 2 Anchors, 2 Chain
ECables, Patent Windlass, Cainbo6se, Wheel.
house. Sc, one Mast and Sail, and is ready for
use. She has been running through the Dismal
swamp Canal from Norfolk ID the upper Roam
oke River.
The sale WILDE positive and terms easy. She
can be seen at Norfolk, by reference to Messrs
James Gcs1-., -rs~---f
y Ian 4 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
IoHM ARNOLD,
FASHIONABLE.
Hat & Cap Manufacturer

soRNER King and Rosal Streets AZ. Alszsn ..s. =
jefferson and adioinng counties for such articles q
.hev nav want IN his line A.srge and wen aeiecs
a sytoct Of the most Fashionable style Of FATS
slways on hand. Orders, sia Canal. promptly ~
AIexandria, Sept22, 1S47--3n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05


|TINDEn he anlhorily 81 > decree q he Cir
~ uitSuperior Courf 81 Law and Ch11cc
for thr County Of Jefferson. pronounced On -
q daT q November. 1871, ina cause ocpere.4
therein between Rachel Locks Admir-, pIsniin'
and Elijah Locks deyisee, defendant, ne nnder-
signed Is ComIniesiqnef. win Ger for sales q
public anctiop. before The N1rkett house, ~
CharAs,oxn. 81 Filqg ~ liza dayef tssrnrys
nezf
III Acres 5 Reeds s. Poles Il Land,
Being part Or he White House uacf and thar
paFt assigned 10 sid Elijah IN partition q the
tract Also-THE LOG HOUSE and Ii q
GUnad mar a1i9 Ifna
Ttrns. One-third Of he purchase money
|eash-one-third a nine MONIES and one-third a
eighteen m0ufhs from day q sale with interest
Bond and personal security iSr he deferred pay
mems, and tiils Wifhken until Tie whole pur-
VIZ. 4. WoRrHINGToN. Con-,
Jan S. i6i6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
Administrkur Sale.

hOUll0lobALSAS G~ASs
ON SATURDAY eih q January next
u or fair, il not, eS, 3, FAY Z day, the sub,
seT;ber viii offer for lat the hie residenceoi
W A., ns she Pisses}.naI Property
of aid decedent, Cd. ing IN par as follows:
q r., ~ HOSES md Fob; OH lfilea Cor,
Nm 49, * 10 90 II Of rariOus sizes, in
elnding t,co ~ Sors,
lone Cart and 6s,
on Carryaii d IB5ness,
~ ~ Whesi-5dTs-le pea Csok Sares
Spades, .Stoss teA9 and fr0'o-oaFs,,
~ aTsas 1es, sbsd one icOmaas do.
~ . 49,. Il cjkerf Tools,
49,, Circular $priag Ba-
o'I rs. 4, Tool, and all lis
MoII<E p AND KITCHEN
1 lp,... AZ variety, and of an excellent
r'no' quality, viz:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

NJ. I.ocof.,co editors consider il self
- - l 49, ~ rio (,rande was the right
full and actual boundary o. 80 49, 49,
her annexation 70 the unl.eu o'a.s J.
: Tnoi.ie Silas Wright, the sblest man J, 3
hi.ps5.y, M .Se bosssis ne treaty for n \
II s. senate agaihcye snas ~ WY - eyatiol
- ..;d--t.E NJ - sa1sk ~ -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
BINDING.

EAANDhlA, N.
TINES takes this mode Of informing .he
citizi ierson and the counties sd1aceu ~.
that he is IN he above mentioned business;
He is prep Ixecute all orders in his line with
neatness al ~. Merchants Account Books.
and Books |ffices of the several Courts ma
nufaciured abie terms. Old Books neatly
rebound. 8 share Of the public 's{Patron'
age, and vii ~ 10 give satisfaction.
W.. C JOHNSON.
Alexandra d iA41-6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
DAVID APPIEm,
confactianA.--d Ffuifers

RINc sTREE.T,- q kANDRIA, VA. =.
.ss,s ~ riraares Lesnonss pates,
also execute ofdets Cor FRENCIs ma .nS win A
AIRY, with neatness and dssp ar,eies ii his
M ,aI M Seouired. Orders from Jetietso on anu r.
cent a counties, via Canal, win receive pfOlnp'aN
tion. 7. .c.- s#H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

j, p.,,,,.o,e Ma. on the 9Th gIt BY he Rev.
"a = &s1en nj. SOLOMON " lzsr,s O. Har-
ssrsFcny Va = Ms Jos ~ Ione. q Wash
Iington county, ND. ,S.,rv
On the Island Of vifginius a HarPeaL s.s M,
on he s0th ult BY the Rev Nelson he1 = Ms.
lcssrs q 2, o Mnso 81 he above named place
PHI gsHarpersFerry. on The s5th nit, BY the M nss
Sss Ell Huanss daughter Of MI. James Hugaes' =
lof this county. -. nav
an NJ cuAaLEs w. CLEMEsr 70 MI ls
M,a Fl. FILLra-both Of Shelburne farisl
L,oudoun county, va
In freu p es..;,b Mr. WV. O'FaRRELL TO Mi
Sey. ,unn CaNlroap, eldest daughter Of the IA
1ohn caniford, all Of Clarke county,
~ , On h 81 as M Sl ss 's e NJ
/. Iva
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

IN ING STkEET. 49,. uvoaS,
Goods il his Inc. s assss stock of syefk yley
dies, Hooks snS H. sasaess Zephyr Wors,ed. X,
Knives, 49, ssa syes: Percussion Caps. s,ges'
Curls and Bfaids p,,. s1saPA Soaps. Sin cold.
sver and Steel Reass peri,n nv aapur wrietY,
pocket Books Purses assa ,,i',s IL y,1 Hoeks.
ca s,sh! Tra aaa sP,iass sa
o. fashionable styles, Baby USUALLY found II Gee
saI,esy 81 sach goods IS whelesale ana reialf All.
orders, via canal. executed with despatch ana.
roods sent free Of charge
Alexandria, Sept %, 1S47--lys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

~ had no claim, Over Which she had never
psstrted, Jurisdiction, and which she had
no right to cede. n-Aier Gas.
Mr. Polk told us in the message Of last
year that II reD,aiacd 20 be sess whether
the admission Of Santa Anna into Mexico
would or would not prove advantageous
70 the United States He forgets to tell
nS in his>late message what he has seen. -
Cannot ne give special message upon
the subject a-4ier Gas.
10 The ST Louis papers are talking
Of extending the Magnetic telegraph
from that place to the Pacific The dis
tanco IS 1000 miles, which, at $50 per
mile, would make the total cost eSO0.OO0
Whitney's project Of connecting tho At
lantic and Pacific By railroad, is likely
% Be anticipated, If not superseded, BY
tho telegraph
YANEEE IsGENuITy.-It Is said that
Capt Allen, Of the American ship Hamit
ton, il late voyage from Manilla to RI j
con, contrived, BY raising two spart6e llas
pcndicularly, and dashed with repeIE Of an
capston, to work his pumps BY is ~
sails, like those Of 4 windmill when :
thought that this continuance nj II pre-
improved upon, prove highly y q
serving many valuable Ives
! SUciDx OF BRIpE ~ Vender-
Sentinel AVS that Mrs Rachel ;sa s onlv :
wsrkor. 90 wears I'D, and MARIE ..h rszor
three weeks, cut her tnloa' :" l.
on Wednesday iast
uUu,rSc-At Clearwater's PORK
DO 80 ~ averaging 20sl pounds ws Is
~ sSd dressed at one Dencn .oyasd
llls This is the greatest 49,. $3.50 On
800 B. .ork Also, d the same nvS tered |
~ ~ san,e day, l6o hogs were s.a .ps same
il e Ml y Sssssnds-On Con'n'err'aA
nr,ckrE GoNPLIMENf--A---. 3. 81 Cen.
DSor s. d, have presented = ussl
Ssh nalf or the support Of ms w ss.;n on
shlelos, , =. made of deep blue sun p ~
lsn, ! sum e1%broids.ed IN gold CORD sal =,
r nssso tree. surrounded y'sa d,.a s s.
49,. ..h e Shamrock. with the @ 1s P.,met-
ner sustained the faln9s
IS iii sustain ohleIe.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
Bench Moulding Planes.

Il HAVE this week, direct from inc
i manufact barge assortment oi1r LIN :
which makes ek complete. Also lUoLs,
of every descf TO which would invite ING
attention Of pl Its, as tools sold sy me eS can
Be relied on. JAS. +. CAlsLiN'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

The death q this vsn3 ...,:.... =.
lady has produced II enesf sf;s;..,a YOU
S,aOws ;s, mo - and ediaie family, and
evsy n S 1890. 1900 ndsr None who ~
shed tear over he e crave &C., can IN
Of respect and afsciid
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

as had no claim, over which she had mover
psstrteds Jurisdiction, and which she had
no right to cede. n-Aler. Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

; &: &: e; j s:
Too Bare,'C arpsts 1slt-day Cloek,
Ffcc pr s.. us Brgsxr Toilet Ia1bcs, !.
One vdlHaO'c olds-Brpss 7 =, !, :
4 Ono Book ,S6ns-F Snliers, Stsoccts ana
Brqsfdre, and Earthen-'rare,
: 49, Iron Kettle--one Bell Melted 40
"a. Iis Library, scltieh embraces a.a, =
Books Of interest ana ga'1s, J - sJ
tIeur 2S or more Nos Of the Edtiaoafg'
Encyclopedia. "a, (
1eTp.s y T rchases over SIS, by the purchase
g ewing bond with approved security On az pu'
shases Of . and unds Il. ma Mss1AiRMIoN, Ad-'r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

~. c,tlzens q Charlestown win III. Il
an r ma .ne Tar for 1917 Is now dne II
- M, ,;,,, g prepared % pay when cali !.
q 'laue tiine - cuilces IN, and those tkai
81 = feifs iof icio and 1916, via please pay
co. 2. G. BRAGG, GsU1rtor. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

AU. S. SEsATen TO BE sTsr 70 The
|PEslrESrIAny.-Mr heemsan, y N. M
"a "a ~ svom eighty-one citizens Of Rich
"a ~ u county. IF 6oti, political parties, ask
~! ~ i, Sog General Assembly to invite The
;as. Corw;n % resign his seat, and to COZ
a. o. az aid Coruin in the Ohio Penitel
Isiary until he close q the war
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

WILL 3D. SOLD.

THO fhe hiehesf bidder, Al Norfolk. Va. :. 7;
u O'Clock, ~ ~ 26ti day II January, 1873,
The IPOn Steam Propeller,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
RURLIC N.aLE.
CIoyer seed.
servant Wanted.

y WISH 10 hire for the Fesent year, female
servants without incu1tAnee- 10 or 4
years would answer, was RAuM
cbar,estown. Jan. 5iSt-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

q % 1rn1s mesh tlss
n c,lsk Zante Cuz..ni4
II hale Bor1ezux Amon1A
I k,ie< Ir...t EilccIls, =
h go Genes CiIon: I0UtH'e,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

QUICK WoRK-We had occasion yes
terday to telegraph friend whom We be-
lieved to be in philadelphia The com
munication was left at the Office in Albany,
about 10 O'Clock sent 10 New York, where
lie pas received, copied, and carried TO
Jersey City, whore il was forwarded 70
| Philadelphia The person addressed was
hunted and reported At Carlysle, pithin
ftirtg miles Of s. LoHis! The light
ming was again called into fequisition, the
eoE0Hlpniesfion forwarded. the person
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
u.... .nd Lot for Sale.

House and Lot for seIe' Z.
A. the same time, viii pc offered ior sa Is; ma
,;ght title and interest Of saio 9ecees =, If;ch
~ he he Improvements on Lot ne: = e ~ 4 b.
Street held BY lease for - yea .;s, - lhrre
Waaer. The Improvements eo''
swo-s'0tSE t.na Dwelling House,
S.enO sa;.nsJ Rassment, in which d:
K ;,ehen and Dining Room ars s'i Trsme Sta
Smoke House, also Of Sione' anu
Ois Txpns-oneihird CASH ne peia ~ dss n
! ,,,. months with interest on the 9ele el .
ana 49, from he day Of sale, and a Deea
Tfust q secure them ,..p.s1oN. Ad,a:r,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

O'clock Thus vs. ! message, pnas
shese circumstances, transmitted $50
miles in two hours Albany 1ossrra1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
LOnf sugar

@ DO i Loaf Sugar, $50 pounds,
By retail = YOUNG'S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

S1cIDE OF BRIDE .cbel Vender-
Sentinel says that Mrs 49, .,.srr;ed only
warkor, 20 years eld, ana . Nth q razor
three weeks, cut her tnlO''
on "Wednesday iast
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
rOR NEW YORK..

= r-y3-A, - T. steamer hhi STATE
= JtJ -5%ECrr. BeoWH, VIII leave Fall
-.s-7sS--s---t,, River every Tuesday Thurs.
dsy and saturday cychlng,oo the af1EaI %! lt'
.,rs,obn5t train of cars from Boston, ior New
York. via newport, leaving NowIou at III
,.c.nck and arrive ~ New York at about !.
o'clock next morning R,Wtring, viii leave
Now YORK at O'Clock, T.. ".
The Steamer ENPlEE STATE, carr
Cou.rocK. will leave Fall River every Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday as above tor Ncw
Totk via Newport leaving here ~ ah"n
sIio'cloct and on her retuln, leaving New
York ~ I T.. W
FIR further pariiculsrs cnqulrc o.
s,.tgs ANTHONY STtWAbT,
- 1-'Ts 81.