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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
FURNITURE DEPOT AT

NHItx1H1tkS-F LtxtIf 7. 81 B
VIE undersigned has the pleasure to annoubc,
- to the public, that hsstfIl keeps for sale
"A Large Assortment Of F,,o,,1;6,, y
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VIreiniA. 90 wit:

IN ths Circuit ssas<rior Court q Law and
Chaneery for ,Re Colsi1ty Of Jefferson, May
Hsrasio N. GaRaaer, sGaardiaH n WIlkam IA,
and Chariss E: Gibb0Ass i,.iaat ehlidrea q
Isa4e H. GibboHs. PLAINTIFF
AGAINST
.NtiAaAisi ofns eiG afssae .SsssaS:s 81 Isaqe n
e 1sETf l,yfsllfara III. Caarles y.
~ ansl. 20 Gibbons, infant ekildrea Of
I'D Isaac IT. Gibbons dee'd iSlmKel o. GrMb6.
.slmes W. Grltbl, JJsPt ALierteA and ERsa
4 MS RIFE, aa1e J5ks s. GallaAer, Adm aciM
tse ie'a aaneEe4of Samuel O. 06ftt,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
IN CHANCERl

ExFact from Deere ct C0RFf.
Rf consent Of parties by their counsel, It is
- ordered that Com'r w burlington do take an
account Of the claims due 10 different creditors
lof the late JOAN Sriderl By liens upon The pro
perry embraced in the report OF sales Of the
eom'rs OF sale-stating the priority Of such
claims, aud The nature and character Of the evil
dences ihereof-whefher ~ Judgment or deeds of
nus, or otherwise. and also The amounts Of such
ciaims-and also tho said Com'r shall state the
amounf Of the proceeds Of said sales and the dis
rloniion Of The funds 90 hand--and make anv
aiher and fuyiher statements relalive and perti-
nent which he may deem proper, or the parties
nay require 10 Be made.
A Copy -Tesie,
R. T. BROWN, clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

NrrHIUE0, 10 4tl
- ,he cireui, surpslior Court & Law nd
Ch1ncery Cor he Coulsy q Jslefson, MAy
S-sr-,- H1.,rr. A1n'r ~ tpnis -. lriA - l'.H
crne1sl, n U1iiis9 WHtAfagis4 80.
AGAINST
-. rrsrs1inefea. Z1cl1rial a: Her,.ta8.sl,
60 n. RnssrR, EliretstA Griksr, A.e -
80 80 TSirtnan HIiqTE ~ ArsceA4. 20. -,
- fl-fnSs I1onls Vbrt1lngtnA, SpesF4 = y
-. ~, 'sslsa. Ck1rIts W.ktlinetea 80 ~
r~e s Wzlis, Adm'r IF Wsilian 1890
IN CHANcERY.
lEaraa I'm Dsers az cs1st
rr Is adIndgcd ordered and sseresd that . q.
,sr Cammissioner o. this Coat DO settle "
l.5,.s.i<tralioa account Of Andrew Hunter, a
a.;risra,gr with the viii annexed. q iiilaa
yVcr,hinefon. Sen, deed asceTisia.ng ne snsis
IN Ire fund in the hands & said hnnieI, Ih, -
r,;II IL coming l0each o. The parties eniiIes ~
AR he Will Of William Worthlngion sen
Ali and who are entitled % receive me ssm An
-ss,ine rusciaIly all such matters - he may gee,
,-rs;asaf or which he may Be required - 70 ga
hv aur of the parties. and make report 2 W -
term 81 this Court in order 10 further processing
: A Capy--Tesie,
RoBERf T. BROWN, Cltrk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

~ d. parMxn American Eevspapef ala
A5Ter,isIne agent IN The ciIiesof Baltimore PM
s.irlrhia New York and Boston, has been aP
rsi1tea lernI fof fecclrins and iors.rdi1g suD
s.riulions and advertisements iot nis papei :
"a o.Eccs inth0sc cities Iespecnyely W
~ pn,is,6efrnia. No 50 Pine Street
Nrw YonE, No. 80 Ann street
Bgsrox. No. a State Sireef.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

An Illinois Lawyer, defending thief.
wound up his speech to the jury with the
following appeal:-"True, he was rude
SCARE oarbears trueho was rough--so are
our bufaloes. But he was child offree-
dom, and his answer to the despot tyrant
was, that his home xas en- the bright set
ting SUM-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

kai me are eight thous.nd
New Orleans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

\. fN u.
! s {: = 81. s.; ! ;...:: i =
ssl'i1~ e z6ziNsr
"a. D7.en{srf, his D1sfapen, A1ssr 80 ~
49,. "a ~ ~ nnS.id Lis D1pea-
~ 80 ~ i Il: ii.rss' siugass 5 Dass.-
gsd 1a1 3lisdtsfl Dss{spevt -.
IN cHAifCERY.
sws. .s|s.s,;.s,..,. ,I..r r1.'1''''
l DsrlSDAxrs
A. IN CHAHCERY
-o.s...t al paIsiet by theiE coan<el, thes
III IL -, - I, - urs,ceeded ii together, an
ies. on L, te heard this - daI
- 80. n = n-, lie b'II and exhibits order
1872 reSlieation 70 the answei
7 - S~--ss;si,o- and val argaedtiy cpunseL Y
.,,.s;Seitior ,rbe1cof ~ consent Of parties
: 80. ,,,,i,.l these cankes are Referred % Con
.:s.i,~,sy Vor1hinrlc 10 ascert5in and sta
-. .s,-,.,s y aie debis ilairned Us c0mpiainap
- -; n - n,oners. debts aad ellcrfs q q
t5.S..Sssf Iohn Davskpori. In lhe hands a I
lnsher defendants, and tarticulariy 70 'ne M
an SamAsi j. G. DaEe3pon and o. iona Das =,
49, ASrl'r with the WALL annexed o. ~ =
j. rennorf decd. which the said Coinmlssio1eI
nj atreeieI torcporf 70 thu Court, togeihct WIN
= snerial matter which nc parties lnay require
!. IN. -aa,eti deemed BIZ tbem pertinent, onWnieh
=. mav a ssn should b 9ated.
lie 10y a cc;oy--Tesfe,
FIR 7. BROWN, cisra
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virginia, to wild:

4
Virginia, TO Wit:
IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law. anf
gShaneery for the County Of Jefferson, MAJ
JViiiiam MeI,Acrsos, Admir- dc Ionis NON ,s;n n,
'elAaAa'ered Of oIirer Cremrsl4 det'd,
AGAINST
jane Cronlrell isidor of said Oitrer, and Mnrra,
CronseeI and Mary Jalle his icite .JokM Olirer
heHraeua, Iflehard w IL H., Hssvy J Clay
Ddntnt Webster, and Gs0rgc Washington Cro1s.
ireA, Leroy Thomas and SHsaa his rife late So
; san Cro1giceu g. A. Jrom6o and Charlotte his
sosfs, late Charlotte CromlceH, TIE said Mari
Jane, JdtR Ostrcr, Henrietta, Richard w. H
H., Henry Clay, Daniel Hebser Gsoree Wash
iagtOH, SKsaR and Charlotte, being children and
Issatefs Of said o'irsrs Cromicel, deceased,
DEFENDANTS,
Enrad from TIE Decree offhe Court. l
INHE Court doth adjudge, order and decree.
\ that thls cause be referred 20 Master Com
missioner Worthington, TO setlle the account of
the plaintiff as Administrator with lie will an
nexed Of Oliver Cromwell, deed. Also, the &C
countof Daniel Mop herson, as the original exec
ntor Of said Oliver Cromwell, deceased. Also.
70 ascertain and report the names and ages of
he several parties entitled under the will Of said
Oliver Cromwell deceased, together with seve
al amounts to which they respectively are or
will be entitled under the win OF said lestator-
md generally all other the matters Of account
referred TO in the bill-sating specially all such
matters as he may deem pertinent, or as he may
)e required to state specially by any Of the par
make report to the next term Of this
Court in order to further proceedings to be had
lerein.
= A Copy Tes,e,
KOBERT +. BROWN. Caerk.
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Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!
The Harpers-Ferry Cash
STORE.

lHERE is the Store for Bargains as / sellfoI
IL. Cash., and cash only. Goods can be sold
much cheaper for cash, and cash dealers woslld
do well 70 give me call, as intend to wait on
customers with the greatest attention, and give
iul satisfaction to dealers. also invite the at
tention OF my old customers the citizens of Har-
pers-Ferry and surrounding country, To give me
! call Come, come, citizens and countryusen.
one and all My Stock is well selected and
large, and at full view. will endeayor 10 emu
merate part Of the articles, such as follow:
Prints Of various quality; mouslanes, shalleys
and ginghams, which can be sold low; large
lot OF brown and bleached Coiions, together with
a., large stock OF Hosiery and silk and cotton
Gloves pad Mits, all colors and cheap; large
stock ofssilk, worstcd and cotton Shawls, and
dress Handkerchiefs gentleInen's silk and oil
dressed Observation-Disclosures with a large
stock OF Groceries, Sugars Coffee, Molasses
Teas, Loafand Lump Sugarcheap-also large
and full stock OF Confectionaries, Candies, Raj
sins Figs, Prunes, Oranges Lemons, Almonds,
6llberts, English Walnuts and Cocoa Nuts
Cheese, Crackers, Cakes, and French Belona
Sausages-Also, a large stock Of Tin-ware,
cheaper than ever. Queensware and Earthen-
ware very cheap-together with a large lot of |
JewelTy--Gold, Silver and common, Gold and |
Silver Watches, Gold and Silver Pencils. Gold |
Kings, Gentlemen's and Ladies Gold Breast Pins. |
a very handsome lot of common Jewelry, cheap |
and very handsome, fancy Work-boxes, large I
lot Of Perfumery, Fancy Soaps large lot La /
lies and Gentlemen's Combs assorted, very good |
Q common, and in short various qualities of /
Musical instruments, Silk. Cotton, and Buck-skin
Purses, Watch and Guard Chains, Clocks, Look /
ng Glasses, Tea Walters, Buckets, Baskets.
3rooms, Segars, Snuff, Soap, Candies, Shad,
Mackerel. Herring. Bacon, Lard. Flour. Corn
Neal Cucumber Pickles in jars, Pepper Catsup.
romat0do., and every other article of5hundred. +
90 tedious % enumeraie. All is at full view K
some and see for yourselves Also, Country
'roduce will be taken in exchange itr goods.
his store can be found down on Hotel Sqaars
ear the Potomac Bridge. No pains shall Sc
pared, bat bargains given. II
JACOB NTSSWANNER.
HarpeTs-F errY. Nav Is Ia46-ff -. l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

Somebody down east adyertises for two
apprentices to learn the art and Mystery
Of cordwaining, A lady who read it, in.
quired Of Us what was meant by cordwain-
ing We informed her that shoemakinr
was 50 termed by some people. /. Is that
~" said she. 7 i think ii would be less
Of mystery ifthey would call il cofdRax.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

- JAMES F. CARLIN, Royal Street,
South of the City Hotel, and near King Street.
Alexandria, May 5, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

MARBLE YARD.

WTLLIAM ANDERSON returns his &C.
w acknowledgements to the citizens Of Charles
town, and Of the County generally, for the libe-
raj patronage extended towards him, since the
openingpf his Establishment in this place. For
the future the most active exertions will be used
to render entire satisfaction to all who nav desire
as mementOes for their friends either
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07R 81 4@ "a
r;c-.c- Rc,nl nnd CanersA c'fss's'
1lrxASDRlA. Va


:. -. - fsxorshiy known % ne
..sS.rs,niryl has been recently ~ ~.
ourhir repaired ssa Iurdishes. s1a IN ne himself
r-,r,sr No. his oppo5t1eliy - e,-ro',pi-
knsun % he reoPis q Je1s.s A ,1-;r rslron.se
~ sscl, -, ~. :, -; ,imss Be Furnished With ses
49,; ~ ~ ,-,so. and 20 pains sl..se y -..
1890 somssriabie he heRss y az ,Se g
% piease, % receive libefai sna's = ~
'ro s,..s,s,;. s-.t = isl7-iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

Here's touch for the schoolmaster a.
gain. The man of birch must have stood
aghast, upon perusing it:-ss SirYul plas
70 excuse my sun John for Bein tardy for
hedident leye the house tillfifteen minutes
!, ago and then the clock run down 50 that
We could not tell what time he did leye.-
l doant thank you for fogging him befoar
sending home for q excuse He had the,
hopping eoff six years ago.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
Fresh Fruit s. Confectionery,

Alexandria, Mar S. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

MERCER POTATOES q superior quality
W for sale ~ Is11ILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
Snail Profits 8 Quick NctufHs.
], -7 rsNnsls Very &Shek n.

n 9l4 4 ID. z 80 "a -
March IS. 1913 SIN. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
New. from sierra Leone-Arriyai out Of Mis-
nnnrie.-C nptnre Of a Shaver.

Intelligence has been received at the Office OF
the American Missionary Association Of the safe ar
rival II sierra Leone, OF Rev Geo. Thompson, and An
son Carter. Missionaries. on their way 10 Haw Mcndi
Thcy sailed from this city in the bark Adaro Captain
Brown. April E. and reached the coast Of Africa Nay g.
10 good health.
Al sierra Leone they sottheir hrsyew OF the horrors
of the slave Trade captured SLAYER was brought n
while they were there and they went board OF her
There were 500 slaves on board 10 had died after her
capture Mr Thompson says. OF all the sights ever
witnessed this j.. the worst The deck was literally
covered with men and women and children some lying
down some sitting some standing Many Of them were
quite small boys and ur.s-many Oi them were mothers
and al quite naked Below were crowded two or three
hundred between doors not exceeding y feet apart
Men sitting far the door cannot III up straight and
there they are crowded Ia close they b. jam
med the first sitting the door with their backs
against The eide or end of the vessel then another
sitting 10 the same way crowded close in between their
legs ana 20 on IS many A. they can crowd in There
thew 81 week after week al their nlth and stencil
and icxness and death When think OF my cUun.
trvmen engaged in such Internal trac. and of their
sending their ship loads Of rum SC % help on the work
Of DEGRADATION and death. know not what 20 say
Mr Thompson and SIR. Carter expected % proceed
Immediately % Isw Mendl Their latest intelligence
from the mission was considered encouraging.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
From Tamrico-Indian Troubles.


The schooner jonas arrived yesterday from Tanplco
whence she sailed GA the 10Th. symptoms OF dsa-ec
ton appeared among the nians ia thar quarter The had
become ~ ga.e.omc 90 the authorities.
Cspt = inter- was with a company that repclet an
stack male upon Campeachy by the Yucstan lniians
In tac severe bsttle which was fought between the
whites and Indians Boieacheu the Indians lost go
Several small towns we're destroyed or vacated
MAnErrs.-The sales OF Cotton yesterday were
limited The sales today reach 500 bales At s. s.
for middln-. and = 0r good mii.ins. sugar IS IN
limited demand. s,es OF Mo.asses stl9so. Flour j.
without change. Frsights are ughta ship was taken
by Government for the Brazos The rstes OF Exchange
have advanced. our markets generally are quiet
Weather pleasant
SNIP NEWS -Avir'i-ship Caspian, from New
York bafz Loret,o Fish from Boston. Cleared, ship
Plsto and brig Emaulet Tor Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

Per hundred they se for g. IS Ia bow. her Ar.
TOMArOES-Arc nor Exactly scarce nor plenty .rs ..
greatly Prce about - per basket to-day and al Te,a =
iOs 'UES-Pr,@. sepens on sze ard selling sr,.ss
fo = same a. issf report
TURNiPS-Good .aa he. Of his vegetable are a aps.c.
A. whole p 90 20 - e dozen.
VIAL From 81 lD IL Z n sni Cuifes l6f Il : co.,,
p'~rrfi - Lsmh Prcrs rella 20 The slu. ~
WHORTL BERRIE>-An0,l-r frur in TIE esfaoys.
so n large qgalutcs scilns, real, a. I'D V q4airl
wholesale = per o4sa-L
CArrRriiL.Rs-Th-se creatures are more s.slv 4.
uyei ffau any species of worms lt rirs tr--s ~
e oi'eu whole orchards fuohtc entirety oi he ave.
n June rtecor.cai brush The tc. tlinE ior h.t -
bu hsshoud be- used naie ne RESTS re small ia onsf %
prove sfecns. uboug w'l Ms brush snou sfgf 10
hs-hrg Of me worms destroys mem But We neg ~ 70
attack fhem n seascf for they MAKE her spfoofauce A.
WAYS hen are oasy in p trrng.
Nsure has been very careful 20 preserve 2 eaefpaf s
Starvation f1r bc worm never aicle- l ne W -er eoss
wsrfu enough o bring forh iar .csi oi le epe Ard 10
cherry tree Ifhc efgs volt hy fc aDee and Aalt
n certain number " tays. as hcns 81 - 90 i regut
fo ne hcai % t.o weather We should ana aool eaeeo
brre entire rl OBJ them .n uct'r m are sess'n. icy
wls .fare before ne leaves .Fpear llvo 90 maa. a
stitch r rme' should be- adopted Dem caiel af' As -
rear they are then very easily oesioAea.
F,crs Asarr DicFsrfoN w hest is ings uuirf oas u A.
h.fsrces except Oh; containing uineytfe paris % rl'
10 ave ol ~sse matter Dry pe' ha' so o4i'ol are
nearly a. rririlous - ~ cai ttfAeA Net,t-t, Nsif
lowest fhe s nasmuc1 H. tnrN coi .i Nuin itsa,
large portion % water Tie quantity OF vase Hflefs
more fsn eishrferfhs of me Whole cal ne i- net
a0is ihen fowls then beet iss pork The most Hlinlos
fruits are pums. grapes spuco leaches goese - st
melons tlf M ht articles of food boiled rce Il eCse "a
H. .tortrS tuesu htrr A. sso contains .aiisuils
ot nutritious matter valuable SUBSTANCE Ni dti tr0-
,i rs,. f.ef ,-, 8gt-fef almost rs uTldy. Appes Il
sweet and ape are next Oh order Nenson - dfes'ei -
most as soon apples Roasted poia'oes are Aesea N
bali the time rrClircd by fhc sane feseae'e "o N-cn
o-iny .rre hours AMI hai-norc lltu beef ur nl'on
R.s OCCUPIES three hours and laa1 hour more tlans
required by The Srtclc raw. Turkey ana soose are
converted n hours and hale an hour an. hai sooef
than chicken Roasted veal and pork and .a be,i ocsy
FIVE hours and ha.'-tAe Longest of sI ARTICLES q" ioei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

FROM NUCATAs-Tle scir. Braz :, capt. Lfle-
.~,d s-.ts rort Yesterday from : cab which Place
~. eft 90 the I2h nst We .earl vcrna-ls max zee
Indians en1o.i,nei 1y Their rss- success -i- clL---
% commit tle m1-t h0rrd excuses -f3n t-- -n'lfi-
nste uas1 rsn-- of The country report stats Aat
lf ..rr 4. email -.gsr r.l miles % The westward 10
Merida and bad blfrhere1 s rle ulartsnts -e same
or .ta-es That oh IS had st- sed Merida oltlsd l-tn
beaten or Capt Tre informs us u ne PIE we're
leaving 1v every opportunity for Havana Fers Cruz,
T.rasro ar other ports and thar ,le general opinion U.s.
if--eedv assistance Dee uot rendered tae "1o.e pfa
t.oa nusr Inevitably perish. y. Com Bulletin ~.
SHOCKING AccIDEvr-In Philadelphia, on
Monday afternoon. horse attached o. cart .oal q
win hor .wi.I ran down Narketst uptet me load.
ss5iug two bows 90 badly that one " them has since
d.ed. and the other .s Ia + very critical condition
Map ooG.-A Young man named Mccoy was
b.--e1 bv mad dog on Thilrielphia dog was also
r..rer ID Baltimore on MondsT. Two ra1.d dogs were
killed 10 that city on the same day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
By telegraph to the N,w-YOrk Tribune


NEw-OHLrANs Thursday, June =
Rv the arrival yesterday Of the steamship cote.
from Vera Cruz June To- vs have Intelligence 90 me
6,l met being two days LATER from The City ot Mexico
The news d uniurere-ung zen Herrsra here ne TEL
egrsph .s iadistialtl has been Installed President
Two thousand troops are eucamped 90 Cerro Cordo.
awaiting transportation ani the arrival of detac1msnt'
from -hs Cspi,aL The heaiih Of Yers Cruz was inn
proving.
We learn fron Yucai4n Tbs, l..ega bad peatoncd
Com Perry uot 20 withdraw ,Ae United states forces
un-l che Mexiraa Government had provided Tor the
..sry OF tie whites The Peninsula was in q iep.ora
be condition.
MAaxErs-Co,,on i better. ssles Of 1000 bales
ranging o. Il cts for mddins. Fair sugar j. quoted
az 3. cts Flour = quiet and Freshts and Exchanges
wl.loaf alteration.
SHIP NEws-Arrivci. ship India from Ncw-fork
AMI bark Gen Taylor from Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

raise sectional issues DO you forget that our
very last Wing State Convention anaaamoEsiy
passed this resolution
" Ref.hei Tia; while ile Wing Frsemeu q New-i ork
vii faithfully alhere 20 oil he mTF0f 49, ~ ne Cosf-
tuition, and jealousy slrtsia al he reserved gls 81 e
sa'es ftey d-csresnce the crs las arrived Ven il-
question uusi be- metlcir unc0mpruu .slag lo-i f 20
te ExfeHson q slavery iro any Territory no" zee
Which may be hereefe r. acquired BY s1y nclon OF i-r
co. eminent Of oar UnlOn "
That resolution VIII be lived up To, Taylor or no
Taylor We believe il can be without breaking
a. the Wing party on the pending Presidents.
question but there are many who ID no' believe
it. and these viii be strengthened ia numbers and
iu conviction by the Doughface resolution Of last
nicht On the ground taken by that resolution, tue
Wing party cannot stand in the Free States-and
il ougi, not 20 stand Only by maintaining her
position on the congratulated, welkn0wn Free
Soil platform can our State be saved 70 the Wing
candidates Ia. Fall Let those who desire Gen.
Taylors election, il they lack principle at least
evince wisdom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

,fcvr is,,ss ia The comm contest We re-
coynize 4, both men Who stand before the Eor.d
,,,.pa.- fesr and without repr0ach men from
,Vhos cfsrseters the euvenomed dsrts OF party mas
=. I. b, ~. r,s, ,vfo hay.rh.. srfs hold ou pub
- - 49, 49, j. -.e .r.re.r ui.d.e lf -u-ress F,
-, 49, .ts y,-,. p rs-tr and our common Country
- 80 rrn.- ~ rera-8 c.. TAYtoa ss q man a..
r.-.r iui.m.nt. sound discretion and Jon ncariea
w. -. .r-o, Ioves f.. country and WI defend mr.
~, End r-o.ec- her ir-4rs 2 and before whom
,-t 49, q .l.r-,i.f rr moan can stand an L-lr -
V.e know him o. BE- "a WHO W. snOw lia O. - con
- h. ,.i,i t. tt1 o, the C01-tflton.-
Isl. ,eco~o.ze .s I'm the e.peclsl champion % ne
Pratrs II. -be pyoprr against Executive privilege ana
Oa-lsl Power. Heisthe friend 1- Peace end i-e e1
nav Of forrle-r. humane al he d brave i--l1--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
WIscovsIv.-The following are the Official Az
,regates OF the votes cast Tor State Officers at the
recent Election

Is II SwlNDLiSG We are informed that one
OF the store keepers NJ the Atlantic Dock has
been ia the habit oireceptins Tor large amounts OF
Gram aud other Western produce As though they
were in the Atlantic Stores when "a fact be had
nothing but letter or receipt Tor the Grain. &c.
from the Captain or Clerk OF some steamboat on
tile Mississippi. Ohio Arkansas or RIO Grande
Rivers. The house IN this City tor whichthe store
keeper 50 accommodated his conscience took these
receipts aud on them procured the notes Of some o.
the wealthiest and best houses m New-lork for
near 500. 900. which were readily turned into cash
at the Banks. This system OF doing 0usin' $, We
believe has been practiced ior some time IN some o.
the Western States aud IS now. By recent .egis.s-
t.ve enacrmells. a STATE Prison offence 10 Is
l0t likely that much Of a trade 10 the same line can
be carried on hereafter in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

CARD.-The Undersigned, aie proprietor of the National
Mmamre Gallery, "a Broadway \ Y wouid respectfully
inform bis friends and late patrons that be has disposed Of
bis entire interest in he aboye-uamed Gallery EOwARO
WmrE Esq lie feels confident that me present proprietor
Mr. White whose experience, enterprise and lbersh have
conduced much toward the advancement OF the Daguerrean
art, viii the most liberal eSertou. please and hopes
he may that generous support which has heretofore
been extended 10 the above establishment
JelZ lmeod J. r. CLARK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

- The entertainments fo day o. ihc Museam are we'd
arranged Indeed. the manager aNuys very igtcolsy
nrr ccs such performance only are calc s 70 please
fbe more nte vent ard rccibe asses Beng he usual
family holiday there VIII be- great gathering to-day ~ eo
B. ana O'clock f1r Harrington ihe magician ana Vcrirlo
c4st and tle [ : Mnstrels are to appear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

REMovAL-New-Y York. lei May, l8l8The subscriber re-
specially informs hs customers and friends that be has re-
moved from - Madenane to 3o JOhn-si. where be vii
have and better facilities for the prompt exec
uon Of all Xy0gruphc Engraving aud Printing ln sdi-
ton his former stock Of Duggisis Perinmers', Or0ceS
anu MauuiHcfrers Labels bee as added assortment
of Gold Embossed Labels for Perfnery Cosmetics, &C. 10
the latest and best style OF the art.
myjl W&S4w CHARLES SHIELDS 86 Johns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28

EXCURSION ABOUND STATEN lsLANO-FsSE - etNrs-
The new and splendid steamer Armenia. Capt , Tai.
man. will make excursion around staten leland every
Tuesday Thursday and sunday leaving foot Of HARRISON
st. AGA. VI Hammond g. 10. Pier North River
~; and foot OF Grand East River, p. and Futonst
Brooklyn % returning 10 the city between Y and
o'clock. afoning passengers view Of the magnscent
scenery Of lhe Bay nlehLnnds. Foruhcanors. Nc