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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

WHE Partnership herctofores Fnbsisiing ~
~ tween the undersigned, had his day heen
dissolved By mutual cUnsent '1Ae Senior part-
ner, Philip C0ons, Is wholly aufi0Fifed 70 settle
the Affairs Of the late company. jan .persocs N
debted wiz make payment % hin, By 9hern al
paid. PHILIP GOONS,
R. H. HOFFMAN. as
: HarpersFsrry March q. 1874
friends. we'll as Al others, IA search Of good
bargains 10 give me 4 call, as an determined
% sell lower than lever offered goods before
Nv large and very General assosfn1eiIt nfIers IN
ducements not 70 Be met in every store, Or IN
every town. PHILIP C0ONS.
April l. 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

moved 10 The house one door easi Of The "
& PARSONAGE and edialely opposite he stqfe
OF Mr. s. III. Allemong "a IN
r. A 10, Of excellent Tin WaTe. Sc, inst 81
nislied shdon hand 90. ~ ] 80 &
'i.l.3 ENQpf4 OBJ NNoN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

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- 49,. y r ~ - IN %sIBars 81
-. p.a'.;s;o.si rsl roysrr,,,sn,t " Francce
- 49, 4. 800, dsI;ssysd |. aattev;nr address
Ths fsiIs~;rg details Of this interview We
t.ko from tie aNational.n AT 2 o'clock
The REPRESENTATIVE Minister Of the United
States went % the Hotel de Vile 70 make
: formSl RECOGNITION 81 the Provisional
Goyernnent II was appropriate TO thu
Reprdseata.iye q the American Union 70
Be the first 70 welcome one infant Repqb-
iis,fsl lle.s |. y bend more powerful ! e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

PROPOSALS. for the eonslrdctionc f 4 Ezsi
torY.al Weterlul, Md, [fEsthe POtom51
Manufacturing Company, one hundred and lko
feet IN length and forty efght m width, 81
stone, and Iodr si6ties liSif above ne bascrleIs
pfFtpo;s:alz fS>eiyed eiiker 81 f HEnTy BSlI. n
Wereridh. q hy NJ Z ason Kipdell; b, sbe ia.
dersignsa: q ite Hack Bear Hold, soldIh al
~ !. : af4R7rN ais.ls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
Bed. "a. far sA.n

ExPECTING 70 move FROM this section Of
y country. VII, atpfitafe sale, dispose Of q
good bed, bedding and BedsieadI at low price,
for. The cash. WMs p. FLOOD
ApriI 1. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
6 = " q o D > S
sPRING TRADE,


ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
HAVE received and In store large and
IL choice selection Of DRY GOODS, suita-
BILE for the season. They have been laid ID since
atprivate sales, for cash. which enables tkcia 10
efer inducements to Country Merchants visiting
Alexandria, seldom 10 be met with; and ldng de-
sirons to extend their business connection, they
respectfully invite them loexaunine, their stock,
feeling confident II will be found such an bne as
will influence those who desire to purchase ad-
vantageously. Their assortment consists In part
as follows, viz:
Cloths, Cassimeres and vestings
Blk blue and fancy colored Clolhs
Blk Doeskin. Plaid, French and other Cashmere
Blk Satin Welting and Cashmere YestinAs
DRESS GOODS:
Berages, Grenadines, Toll del hide
Mouslaines, Lupin's Bombazine
Printed Jaeonsts and 0fgandie'
Embroidered Musiins, Painted Lawns
Wesserleyn's French Chintz, Lombard Oloihs
Scotch and French Ginghams, beautiful
Chameleon and Amure Silks
Brochi, Foulard, and wash Silks
Alpaca Lustre, blk and Modes
Blk Berages, Polacca and Floride sd
LACE GOODS AND EMBRlInEkIES:
A great variety, including al ths new PAL
terms q Edgings and Insefsing& CollarA
Chemizetts, LGce Dapes, Cuffs AZ.
!. WHITE GOODS:
Oh Jaconets, Tape Checks and Suipes
Swiss & Book Muslins. Bishop Lawn. Canibrics
HOSIERY AND, GLOVES:
Blk and white English Silk Hose
white, iugrained and slate col'rd Cotton Hose
Misses Md Boys assorted 10
Mems bleached and brown half Hose
Brown & Aiexahdte's Kid GldYes
Lisle Thread, Berlin, and other Gloves
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Diapers, Damask Diaper, Countetpanes
Counterpart Check, Barnsley Sheetings, lii
and 124 wide asa
Cotton Sheetings of different widths
Toweling Diapers, Huckabaek, Irish Linens,
a large assortment and very cheap
Rleached Cotton Shirtings. Furniture Chint1
Moreeps, sup. Ingrained and 3-ply Carpeiings
Printed Crumb Cloths, 1O-4 and 1874 if.
Floor Cloths, Administer. Tufted, and Chenille
OH Cloths a various 1idiks. from 81 to 4ysrds
Also, very large stock If Canion Mattipgs
from 81 to 81 in width, PLAIN and checked
= FOR SERVANTS. WEAR:
Low priced Prints, Penitentiafy PIaids
Stout Coiion Mixtures and Stripes
Nankin 0znaburgs, brown Ozhaburgs
Stout brown Shirtings and Sh2etings
German Burlaps, Scotch Sheetings, &C II
Also, Dundee Linen Canvass, Bed Lace Spool
Cotton, Bali Cotton, &c. &C.
GREGORY q ADAMS.
Alexandria, April 1, 164e-jt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

rTlHE o5Ibp.n;csof ih< So I)s<in<kk y. x.
= an; AZ o'ds5s1 ,gz ... .ss:s
TIE didsrc1i cel5sni.s i q; sh- --t.'c-n
diE.ricf viii nsr1de n Sbcphenlsl oHn. - 6.l1f-
dag ~ $40 1PrE q u oecfock} a ~
>Ihe Company fbrmer1y cunie 1nds1 - capk
Thomas West win parade IN f;harietc6Nn. q
he usual place q parading on 41tnrfsy ~ I5tt
Tie Leeioun Company win IAees & il u.sal
place u parsdinG. On Slikri1y ~ - n 1prR.
q 10 O'Clock. a n
The smiihfeld Company uilllmecf !; hsci1-
u place n Suith6eh. ~ Sn1,ka1g ~ - n
lWA q 3 O'Clock, 2 NJ tss
49,, -. z yates. lis.l G. cs-s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
. For Tickets, address

- For Tickets, address
Irwin ~ Cas,
Me- 81; Hascmenf Barnu&is City HoieL Baifiaore
e Managers Oficial, forwarded immediate
y alter the drawing. Postage paid BY us On all
Letters ordering Tickets. ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
FOUNTAINS HOTEL.
FoRxEnLy BEIrznoorES,s Forxrax i,,S,
Light Stirred, 4altirlore, ND.

|FY1o Western ard southern Hereklp,s, md
u he Travelling coDnunily lin general
TIE undersigned having Oo!4ilea We fxeig<ive
coniroI o. lhis veil Known Holel. shns Al great
trDritc made Vcry extensive 1d1itions md in,-
rroScn;ents. whereby Ne = now hn1hlef % AZ
tosnrISisle M rncss with couf3re and cpnve-
riT7cs~ ~ a. Is snrpasSel ~ anYs House ID his
CiIT. md hc horcs % continue % receive l1e p
ro6src hat ha1 herc,ol1re been - literally -
sloEc1 a dis EEat'istDert esln4n5 he
If;.n',- ,h5t ~ ~ excffions 1hll| iIH1Is y
ID s reIisi IS nealc cheerful a4s e51I5.',-
~. 1t =. IGuN>L0N. I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

n ,. CONRAD kls shis7azy s.soeizlsd viii
II himself IL the Mercantile business, his
hrolhcr r. ~ Conrad. The business viii here
sflEr Be carried % n he name Of r. 1AConrsd
q BrotAef. r. ). CONRAD.
f.- - 81. CONRAD.
Hsfper<Psrry, March g. 1888.
N b. Aoss psfsons knowing tkcnssisss IL
deb,ed % ne. bY book account o. Otherwise,
win please come forward and make settlement.
- am desirous # closing my former business.
March a lsta ~ =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

+ Hkvk -. q IS c6st'r,. ia ~. CA
) 5 Cos. Is: .gs6 !: q I.'sss .;s': 90
ri1<. %. Nol>lins. a Ne'' = 1||'l{ 1..1< ami
cIc Ia an determined y 81 IiI1c0. regard
b Il< |1t AL pcI1o1e q U1rl ~ &.<|' l1I-
<4I51 VII rI<a1 caI' early and fQtl'[ Il<|l-
s<ife< - ihiE11 . selI hen e l'l;5'c y -
: s'.'.Z Zd I 10'h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
Linz Hr SAFE.

d, Line for Sale. /. I
rIiHE undersigned has lot Of frst rase fresh
j burnt lime, which be viii dispose Of on Yea.
sonable terms. Tia two miles from ChaFlesiorn
near Tie SMishkeld Turnpike,
Match IS. i8so JACOB GOOD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

4UI1GL.E. UME ANILUe
c. Lewiston q CO.
NaxacrR's Sur-AoEsrs. il8 Pasrr Srls<r,
Baltimore, Mdyyi1a<
ExCHANGE. Specie. cqlleeiiee and LensEy
R ~ oss ssy ns..:s s - e cac e
lature Of Maryland.
r. Ths sS I'd; and unprecedented
good luck that has attended he 6z-faned ofice,
Of Lewiss.n z Co, siaHds walled II he an
The ialiosins RsIsss Va. sd il, and es:Aeds.
e'-AY PA, Il $4,000 shss. q . y p.e j
4 g ' 4 SSc w 20 'a;,.,s.,.
A 1000 Small Ffy CAPITALS. y.
Besidesk host Of others Of 81 sd, 81 100, $500,
&c. &c. We therefore inform al in want Of
good Prizes % send on orders fur Rackage to
LENiIssoE 4 Co., - Pratt Street. Raltimqte, Md
WHARF they can get any Of the following splendid
capital primes, 10 Be drawn il April.
The Small FRY Lottery
Every Monday, "Wednesday and Thursday u
Idsanp The very popular small Lottery. "a
Capitals "a 900; "a, 900; o., 900; 81 ,0oo
u Tickets 81. -.
Certificates Of Package Of Wholes Cor sis;
Halves $3.50; ouartsrs salk.
- Rel lir Lottery,
Il Draws every Tuesday--C apiiais $40 600
and $1,000. 1iekets ST. Certificate Of Pack
ageof Wholes SIS Halves 81. So Quar- sia r.
tssbs-- f7-ss p. L.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY ~
Capitals $4,000 and $4,000. Tickets 81
Package Of Wholes only $50; Halves $50, &c.
The isllcwiPe Masni5osps ssu.ap:A asiaaa It,
teEes VIII oe drawn ~ April: t~r rsilt -
Class 10, April 70 Iate-l6 drawn ballots ON 81
% bumbers, being prizezto blank In each
Package. Capital $4,000; Tickets SIS
!. Package for 445. !,
clas. i, April Is, is4s, slo6, 900 in 5 Ca
pitfalls Of so, 900 each. Tickets Sl0-Pack 81.
Class %, April Sc, Isla. IS Dawn Ballo.s,-
$5qQo0 Tickets SIS; Package $50.
- Again we repeat, 10 ri. good Prize yod
must order package Of Lewiston q Co., where
your orders are sure % be- attended 10 with
promptitude and fidelity.
II Orders for Tickets in any Maryland Lot.
terry either advertised in the Newspapers OF pr
yale circulars By any CHER vendors. supplieaA!
our esfael ishmcnt on ne same RFms and ihsths
lqss nr1mpt manner. 4uirlaaciiqns con6deh'
81 -, g. ERJYLSsoN.E Co,
las Pratt Stett, Baltimore Maryland
April 1, to4o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01


i bo&.'as D-,ss = 49,; s. ~ y 4.
=; :. -. N ils Fs.,9s.I F.'-rs'I i - -
1.s'sa'e Z! .:sii:s' 6ssl;''; as..s
4 ~ e llo;1r Bnun
a ri1lrtr IF ~ 6tocf. isr1< ,so1
Brood Ssi,f n s.prv;oS bred
"A s,rcioc15Is ~ H5r.c; C1rt c;<I G>6xs !,
Bsts1.rn Is eni 50 B.tte, II Msirc
L.rnF RcirfScs
1icp Nilrt Cess e.e 2 s.e DEsPs
An in,1ropr3 lrs,r Bal CD
Khrsni1iR iz1pI<nents a 1oFie1< scff<
TERM5.--x cfelil Il - uo1l1s uiII y
given on al suns a Gre d1lI11l o. ctE1fi1 /:
ne p1rct1.er fiTirF bond. Vim u @E< :@cc1ri-
~. Under De, IN <111-excep< viii >G<1>t =
de Bacon rrl Bo,.E1ca foEEhich = etcit On
days yin y SiFcn q a mp. e 80 Ave -
lpr,l i. is;a - s1''ls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

POstpON eInelats
FTHE above sale Is postponed 10 1&esd1y tae
IL llMbf April when II will positively take
place II the. weather Is fair Ali who may BE- de-
sroas 20 purchase the whole or any pan Of said
lands are requested to be on the premises on that
day by 10, A. NJ, if fair, If not fair, on the frs.
fair day thereafter, :.
Plats will be prepared for the examination and
Information Of bidders. b, .',s.l y..>f.N
WIN. B. THOMPSON,
EVERETT HESKETE,
Commissioners
aslt acsI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
brilliant schemes foF APRIL

4ldnassrs 0DEos, Aiezasdria, "a, :.
p. Fesnc 4 Co., Mailatsrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

Ter IL3MA stHi.
MY HOUSE lnd Loe The Hooss > suitable
lu for sdlsil hlzily The Lot contains IL
and hall acres 4 c<cfll<nt ground
Possession elren IN 1e finlpf Nay. .ssfE (,
The tenant 81 havt ahe privilege q making
garden between dis and the ffslU May.
April /. 1873 LEWIS NELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

THE HOUSES l.t<y = 4. occhpo1cy n
II Mesa Mc1i2nI1 aid fD1n. -
no1. q lht corner ne1<I5 6<r11l = ~
Ionli1eons properly. 1r< 11sr51 ~ .I|.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

1926 Prizes amounting 10 sSiQ,s0eI
Tickets SIS shares in proportion.
Certificates Of package Of 25 Wholes $50 0Ol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

0RDERS ~ 7scEsls az <lsrss au1 Cas-
koe,a y Re5tsSz = - e.ess <!5EENPID
$3.50; e: s. { -. : 8 S: ~, &:
{. 3IxUR4,
T7EW 81c6T:-566 POUNDS nz< s.
~ ct1. country -c1lc1 ard q superior quality,
s',s'sst e s''''s1rs.' 6 s. :: .1ls ss<,o.-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

BesidesA host Of others Of 81 sd 81 ,H01, $500,
&c. &c. We therefore inform al in want Of
good Prizes 70 send on orders Tor Package to
LENIssoE 4 CO., 45 Pratt Street. Raltimptel ND.
WHARF they can get any Of The tcHSsing splendid
capital prizes, 10 Be drawn ID April.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
The Small Frf Lottery

Livery Monday, "Wednesday and Thursday .
ldEanp the very popular small Lottery. 40
Capitalists 600; "a, 900; o., 00p; 81 ,poo
u Tickets 81. -.
Certificates Of Package Of Wkoles far sis:
Halves $50; Quarters Sa1k.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

April i, I6iS
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-01

6ou will notice one of great significance. Mr..
Davis, OF M ass. moved to amend the bill by eX-
tending to Oregon the provisions of the ordinance
of 1887. The vote upon this proposition was
ayes 81, NAYS SO. There is nothing very re-
markable in that, but it is remarkable that among
the ayes are two such great Democratic names
as Benton and Allen.
When that amendment was moved, Mr.. Ben
ton rose and asked-ss Mr.. President, is that the
ordinance of 1887 % speaking with more than
his accustomed emphasis The president an.
swered in the affirmative. Then MIR. b. replied
AYE, with great distinctness and JUNCTION OF voice;
AYE in favor of the ordinance of 1857 from the
Missouri Senator means in these days good
DEAL 1t was gratifying to perceive that Mr..
Allen felt the Difference due 10 the almost unan-
imous opinions OF the people OF the state he partly
represents. And his conduct places in still
more untavorable point OF view the course pur-
sued by Messrs Anterior, Dickinson, Phelps and
others, Senators from the North who come from
states much more thoroughly opposed to the ex-
tension OF slavery than even Ohio.
The criminal court Of the District is proceed.
ing with the trial of M essrs Drayton, Sears and
English, the persons charged with abducting the
slaves recaptured in the schooner Pearl. Mr..
Mann, successor to John Quincy Adams, is coun :
sci for the two first, assisted by ]. M. Carlisle,
of the bar OF the District, certainly the most
successful and promising lawyer on its roll.
The importance of this great cause did not deter
Mr.. Mann from attending and giving his vote on
all the motions OF this morning upon the terrific
rial BILL Cor. Commercial Advertiser.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-01
WIDOWS, PENSIONS.

We have received from the Hon. Charles HGdson
our Representative in Congress, the following act with
the accompanying banks which publish for the benz
eft Of such as it may concern
AN ACT making further provision for surviv-
ing Widows OF the Soldiers of The Revolution
BE ii enacted &c, as follows That if any person
who served in the of The Revolution, in the manner
specified in the act passed the seventh day of June
eighteen hundred and thiry.wo, entitled "An act sup>
Elementary to the act for the relief of certain surviving
officers and soldiers of the revolution have died or shall
hereafter die leaving widow whose marriage took place
before the first day of January, thousand seven hun.
dred and ninety four, such widow shall be entitled To
receive, for and during her natural life, from AID after
the fourth day of March, eighteen hundred and orty-
eight the annuity pension which might have been all
lowed TO her husband in virtue of said act if living at
the time it passed, under the same rules, reguIa
tons, and restrictions, prescribed the act ap>
proved July seventh eighteen hundred and thirty eight
entitled An act granting half pay and pensions to Ger.
tain widows"
Provided, That in the event of the marriage of such
widow, said annuity pension shall be discontinued
Sect 2. Such widows as have been admitted by spe>
cal of Congress the benefit of the pension act
approved the seventh day OF July, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty eight to the benefit al the act an
proved the seventeenth Of June thousand eight bun
dred and forty -four shall be entitled and shall be adj
mted TO the benefit of this act; subject however 10
the rules, limitations, aad restrictions in and by said
acts prescribed.
Approved, February 2, l849
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From. The Louisville Courie, .L.h. o.

FEARFUL RENCoNrRE. On SUNDAY aftor
noon there was misunderstanding among sever.
al young officers and men of the regiments 70
turning from Mexico now in this citv. and in ibe
evening two OF them, Robert w. Mrrison ana
Lieut.. Shackeford, met at the EXCHANGE HotnI
some alteration passed between then. and
fearful rencontre ensued. 'nu
morrison exclaimed that he would shoot Sb
eiiord, and was seen to rush upon him bav;n,
cane IN his hand. Shackeltord Immediately d.
rifle pistol and shot Morrison in the bresst INV
ball perforating the lungs. Morrison nos, , me
revolver in his hand, Still continued 70 od, WIN
upon Shackeford and snapped his pstoI y. a a
once or twice, the caps only EXPLODING a. MIN
pShackeliord took chair and with il tslied
Morrison to the floor. In an instant he ,n young
on MS ieet again, making ineffectnal os as up
snoot Shackeltord, but the pistol onIv 10
He then hurled at his antagonist ss;nnS Isea hre'
ana In turn struck him TO the ground "a cnalr'
attempting to seize him, fell headlonS rpu whlle
aint with the loss Of blood The tr;ssd a'n,seI'
man endeavored to seize Shackeltord h, u me
melee he escaped OUT IN the
Drs. gross and Price examined the wounJ 81,
pronounced It very dangerous # moi nao auI
one Inc ball entered the breast, passed ,bro"nh
and no doubt severed the lungs as he was rTuss'
ing inwardly and splitting up much blood d ''seu-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-01

o. The True Wing announces that J. S. Buckln
Esq, of Louisville, KY, will address the Wings Of
Grafton Wednesday evening, Aug. 2, at the Town
Hall AS Gen. Taylor's nomination is for the special
benefit of slavery, seems but fair that the slave states
should send their orators here, train their allies for the
contest. We hope that of the friends of Freedom
in Grafton, who are accustomed TO speaking, will attend
this meeting, SO as TO be prepared suitable time 10
reply 10 the address, when the supporters of Gen. Tay>
lor will come before the public, in open discussions we
have no fears for We must be prepared to
meet hem and 10 drive them, easily can, to the
wall.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-01

KEEP THE OVEN HoT. The capital result Of the
first regular Free So' baking, as exhibited in the re-
suit OF the vote in the House, The compromise BILL is
an admonon TO the friends of Freedom, 10 "keep the
fire up" Put on the fuel, then keep doing, and we
will yet have enough ofthe Cas- and Taylor dough bak
ed 10 prevent any further extension Of slavery.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-01

FARE REDUCED TO BUFFALO. The commit
tee appointed to make arrangements for attending
the Buffalo Convention, have been notified that
the fare between Albany and Buffalo will be re.
duced TO half price, or $l2, so for the trip both
ways. An arrangement will probably be effect
ed with New York line, by which passengers
will be conveyed on Friday and Saturday after
moons OF the present week, to New York and
thence to Albany by the Hudson River. for little
more than half price, or Sc, both ways, the fare
for the whole trip, being thus reduced to between
SIS and $40. Full details will be gwen at the
earliest possible moment. General arrangements
should be made throughout New Engiani. at
once, to attend the Convention. Friendly papers
are requested to copy.-Boston Whig,
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proved, February 2, l84S.
Pension OFFICE, March 9, I848.

tension OFFICE, Wafch 9, 1913,
In order to carry into effect the foregoing ac the ans
plicant who may claim pension, must make declara.
ton, under oath, before some magistrate in the county
where she resides which declaration must be duly au,
thenllcdted The official character and signature of the
magistrate must be certified by the proper officer under
his seal oromce, ana me magistrate must certify that
the defendant is personally known 10 him.
J. l.. EDWARDS,
Commissioner Of Pensinna
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-01

u MIR Nunnelay, surgeon Of Leeds, has announced
as the result Of series Of experiments with ether clio
reform, and other an@sthetc agents, that by immersion
in small quantity, or by the local application Of the va.
por-parls of the body may be rendered nsensibe 10
pain without affecting the brain
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-01

W individuals in the several towns, who are willing
- belong to corps Of lecturers, TO be called on. as
OCCASION to require 10 speak at the Freedom meetings
which may be held throughout the County, between this
time and the election desired 10 send in their names
10 the President Ct the Freedom Club in this CITY.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-01

u The Dedham Democrat says:-"We have been
informed that in the parish Of West Wrentham, not
Cass man or Tayorte can he found-all Free Soil ~
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FREE SOIL DEMONSTRATION IN TAUNTON
A great Mass Convention was held At Tannton
on Saturday. The town hall was well filled with
the most intelligent and influential of both par.
ties. The call sprung chiefly from the Demo.
cratic ranks.
Hon. Sampson Perkins of New Bedford was
President, assisted by ten Vice Presidents.
Committee consisting of FIVE, Nathaniel Morton.
Esq, Chairman, reported resolutions which W re
unanimously adopted. They are straightforward
able and 10 the point. The principle of union
principle Of the Convention. -Boston Hhig,
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% In the woods Of Sharon, pedlar, who was or
deed by two foot pads to stand and deliver drove them
of with broom>sick
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HORRIBLE. A man was killed in Quincy the other
day, by falling from haymow upon the prongs of a
pitch fork.