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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06
THE DAILY CRESCENT.
NEH oRLEANS :

wEpNEsDAY MoRNNG, DECEMBER 3, la48.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
Cleared Yesterday

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The BRITISH MAIL STEAMERs.-These YES
sells are hereafter to stop at Mobile Point, as we
learn from the following letter published in the
Register:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
LATEST .4RRW.lL-REMOVAL, a..
Greatest bargniiss ever offered in

GENTLENIE.N'S GOODS.
Whittemore and Co. have removed t. Marwicb's bull
ding, two doors below Yancels Hotel, where they in
tend q sing ont their stock al great bargains.
We now receiving large supply Of clothing
Cloths, Cassisneres, NesiInIs aud Furnishing Goods
purchased by hr. Waterhouse IN New York previous to
determining leave Ly uchburg all Of which we will
sell at small advance upon it is our int non to
close here as SON as possible.
Gentlemen ii Of goods II line nay Be assured
" saving FROM twenty five to thirty per. cent, as We
shall charge profit. Our stock Of Cloths, Cassmeres
and Veotiags very large. and have made arrange
have them manufactured into any kind ofgar
mems at short notice and in the best manner
WHTTTEMORE s CO.
We respectfully request all persons indebted to the
firms OF Waerhouse aud Whitlemore, and Whemore
\ Co., TO call and settle, as We wish to close all
Immediately.
Sept.-2l IS w. & co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
- 10 bidders.

= 10 SADDLERS.
& 4hNG0BN s E0LALL. (I II. B Richards Old
~ staud.) have M hlal large and well selected
atDrk ciSADDLERl. which vas bought IL a sacrifice
and w na !d Nh good terms. The stock consists in
firt IF THE following articles. viz:
Hard solder, plated, brass and timed Stirrups
Hard solder, plated, s'eel ana timed Bride Bits,
Plated, brass and Jtnanned Harness Mounting,
buckles, q various kinds Aartingale Rings,
Trace and Halter Chains,
Carriage. Stage and Wagon IIames,
Gaye's and other Saddle Trees,
Cotton and wool Crib Web
Srai99ing WEB; Thread Of various kinds,
Hog Skins lie, Sc SC.
ALSO-A good assortment Of Saddlers' Tools
OFT. 3-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20

N ONES TICS 3 AMI ETS &C.
- 10 bales "a, rs, Al and 81 neayy sheetngs and shirt
iags,
bale heavy negro blankets,
70 ps fla blcaehgd cottons,
~ NJ heavy i-i ticking,
50 ~.d4s (-o3) soe leather,
Receiving FER bargcs Exit and Rose, for sale ~
Oct 15-ts GEO. BAGBY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE or u
5'aiv06Ie .s'egrO and other Proper!

FINDER the authority Of decree 'of the Hastings
~ for the Corporation Of Iynchburg pronounced at the
October term, lSiS OF said Court in Of aylor
Elliott and al" the undersigned Commissioners VIII sell to
the hhcs bidder for cash. the 18th day Of November
front of the market house in the Of ynchhur
THE NEGRO SL.4VE, TON. q calr1Jle f1ct0ry hand
the Tobacco Screws and the Desk the proceedings said
decree mentioned. NNT- T. SMITH,
CHAS. r SLAUGHTER.
Oct IS, 1SiS-t25N Com.'rs.
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= cn,innaI H., II; Nv.
! &C A,,I., - ~ T. .i " ~
fS,,,,,,b 80 VA '''E' '' ' '-
Ul,1n n Cl.uI -, 1,U
! r,r,a,. al .' anu 'r'"' ',,"t''''
,f Cari., o,l DIT: ~ W.. 1rr :,
Car+or ,-,t y D; e. = HI =
So iIf;. T,fi-c y MIN;
Ea,t Zaob,r;.L n ,rir-i. NJ ni j.
pirco \y,rIi. T;Ir--l l IN III ,.
offha p,or fr tt,n r,,,o,v IN .h.-.. N~3...t Dr
can and Edmund g. More Pl4HrIs
.flunst
William w. Hudson and D-ah Wis wife. Banno' {
Hudson, and Benjamin Cam1en and John II lLht. Al
ambassadors Of James II. Davenport, deed.
Defudau's
i. ciiRceyy.
The suhrG22s which issued herein dated the lQh anil
9Th days Of June, lSff and which appear OBJ lave been
executed uppa the NirHdln'S. WitiIn M. Hudson aui
HeIl'ah tbs wife. AMI Bennett lIads b. ANA although
more man iWo noHtts Aarr elapsed m Wei since MI
tnrn oI ihr S"btg1lS II Sf as snre t ii'na VI thc
FI1nlf!s b dni WIG said D-ra47tS SIl u,inL NJ an-
pear anu answers on n ion Y! Iae Pamud~ M nn~ I.
he" PHI Is arm ir co1 ~~'d, AS a-amS' shd D tn-
uahs 40, thNreu"u. li'7 raSH came on 70 be heard
upon The oII the answer If Be.ja'aln Camden anij aa
tI2h HlAl'''ratrS 81 James H. Davenport, dee H..
VIVA TeIaiI"h thereto eNhioIifd and was 3rIued by
c""n~e On consideration hereof, the Court 90 h de
ere th9 'he d@e'iN ami d, exhibited with the Plain
' hlI ha' Is the deed from Bennett Hudson 70 " III
nam " Hudson. ana the deed from the same. William
" iiudson,'" DlFenpr, i1r the benefit VI D-I lah luI
sh af aS p creditors voluntary AMI fraudulent mt uniy
Al !" crrh"s ihen H existence ana n' ~ n Al e con
taced dens. unless It could be shown winch Is n2t
zone ~ ms cS) that Inc sad deed were made at the
ine when me granor was n nS'vent circumstances. Or
WIN we" oa iu'4Fe hden'edhe@S ne Court us also
OF ophon that the PlalntlliS The OverSeers OF The poor
lo A'Hf,St county ana the RANT is Moore and Dun
can ana Edmund T. Moore, have neither shown them
ives e'iI'u 10 o'erIeach ei'her OF the SAD deeds al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
,si-Fs, T.csifcs, >ucIs *

utnIl5n Of the Ladies to our st,l o mate.
rios F., IS Clolks Sacks, Sc such as silk Ne
f-,, re,.ir - &, of every s'ylc and variety 4
reduced prieos. e--oioI @5I Il1a IS and Sacks, at
Nov 6--s PETERS y SrIGLER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
FMncu Dress Goods.

THE attention Of the Ladies is requested 70 stock Of
Fall and Winter Dress Goods which viii be found large
and comprise almost every article in the fashionable and
fancy PLIERS y SlIGLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20

JFHTSAEY, BRANDY, sc.
EETE have just received and offer for sale
w so bbs. Common Whisky.
50 do best Oh Rectiiei do
Also. superior Cognac and Champagne Brandies.
Augnsi-ts MCDANIEL s. LEE.
GUPERIOR LAMP OlL--Just received, supply Of
- best 'cier Gleuched LAMP OIL, warranted pure
ale by JOHN H. SEAY,
kovt Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20

JAHES GARLAND AND WILLIAM m. caGELt
Z s AVE- united IN the practice of Law, and will reg:
s 4 ularIy attend the Circuit Superior and CouAiy
Courts Of Amherst, Appamaltox Bedford, Campbell and
NrIsnn and the town Of Lynchburg.
Adlrr5<-Lynchburr IrLnia
JAMES GARLAND wN continue. diIirently. 10
P-lr.i~e IL the Court If Appeals.
OIL lq-tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
Office.

yE,HE STBSC RIDERS wish 10 employ Female Teacher
NH, i. weu qualified to teach the Latin and French
l,y,i,g4s ith ali the different branch Of English Ed
uc,n ANY person wishing engage SUCH will please
address letter to Is at Arnodton, Campbell county, Va,
stating terms and the necessary testimony to qua cation
CHARLES ANTHONY,
%9 ,+s MADISON HADEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20

BE.IC sA 4 Il.
ESTlLL IVY sll Ut public auction. IN lle h'-hest 5d
w d.r ou Weduc~ ay auL Thursday. thr -9h ann
30th oftha III s-ui mnut Nj ar te residence If Da5ney
P,iudeNitr decd. a'l TIE c-.n Of
CORN, HAY. OATS AND FODDER;
HOGS. E0-SSLS AETD CATTLE,
Plantation Tals. Snnh's Tools. Wagons. Carts
X chen Faraiture &c.
TERMS An sums Of five dollars and under. cash ;
over i've dal7rs 1 , months credit Notes win approved
security Will u5 required n All clSe~-
r.. VI. POINDEXTER,
Executor If d. Pu.nllxcr.
n B-AI persons indebted to the eSate IF D Poi7-
dextet decd NH. make payment Immediately, Th n
having claims agaiaS sliI estate Will present their &C
counts properly Authenticated, that arrangements may be
made meet tJem.
e Nov. 9-i3JS Il. NJ. L. ~ tr.
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sE<,sy'A u yT&.

THE SUBSC ORDERS have hand very large stock 81
L superior Mackinaw. Whitney, London Duiield and
Twed Blankets which will be sold much lower than
al. Call and see before purchasing
Nov Cts PETERS s S'TIGLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
Tor Rent the next wear. \

Js:rS session given 1t January. 1919 The t.
si2is, bacco Factory near Poes Taa-YsrI, a
60 present occupied by John Ward. Jr
NV. Bib 10. A.TONPkINN Cashier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
HIGHEST Cash Prices

1--WE are wantng 20,O0O BUSHELS OF GOOD
w WHITE WHEAT, for which the highest market
price will be paid in cash.
HURT s PRESTON.
September Ats
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-02-19

WrscoSsIN.-The Constitutional Convention of
Wisconsin, at last advces, were iust,o on the eve of
concluding their abors amid great unauimity. The
Milwaukee Sentinel of the lst, contains letter from
one of its editors, Mr.. KINe,) who is a member Of
the Convention, dated Madison, January 27, con-
cluding as follows:
There nothing to potact the session beyond Monday
January sls AS the constitution stands do not know
Of single member Of the convention who not prepared 10
sign and support it This unanmiy here among men Of all
parties and Of every shade Of opinion induces the hope that
the assent and appreciation Of the people will not be withheld
from the instrument now 70 nearly completed"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
Conmissi0nerls Sale 81 Band.

TN pursuance Of Decree of lie Superior
u Court a. jefferson County, pronounced q HE
MAY Term 1873, in cause therein pending, BE-
tsrcch James Gfanlham, Guardian, &C. Plain
liff. & iS<ihc Haraesty and Others Defendants,
Tie UNDERSIGNED, Is Ccmmissicnefs appointed
i0r tie purpose. win 0.ef faf sale, % Saturday
4nacT rs 81 1s6uT II $ a rs Res j. iaSp
Situated d Jeiers6l county. belonging % The
heirs df Richard HafdSsy, 6y his frst VILE, silu-
aie z or miles North ~ esl 81 ,Thdfi sdnA De-
pot And about : miles Of Smiihfeld IoihinE the
lands u Jaties Griggs, David Fry FednArd
Williamson and Olhcrs So desirable Farm Is
not dltch found ii market The soil Is Limestone
and susceptible d the hshest degree dfinprdfe-
The inapfosenlenss s6ns;s. il psrt 81 i c6ifai-
Ifortabie DWELLING HOUSE, part az STONE,
several good ous-bpildings, and we'll Of excel
lent wafer a e0nTehleAt dissahce ffom the
dwelling. About $50 Fruit Trees ii Full bear
| ing. The attention Of PURCHASERS desirots Of
owning productive lillle farm. in i healthy re-
gion and having every facility % market. IS par
| ticalarly invited.
A plat Of the Land win be exhibited dn he
/ day Of sale.
| Ttrmsef Ssie-0ne- ,hird in hand, the residue
] in equal annual payments Of one and two Yeas,
with interest from day Of sale, secured By deed
Of trust upon the premises.
| f-K Sale 10 take place at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
| Immediate possession will be given, but the
deed will not be made until the sale isfatified by
| the Court M 81 WHITE, Cens'r.
| Jene -, 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
TRInJTE OF RESPECT.

Al 4 meeting OF Potomac Division No. co,
Sons Of Temperance held Al, their Hall in Shep-
herds,own, on Monday July si0th 1915, on mo-
ton 1t was
Resclued, That this Division do deeply feel the
loss which 1t has sustained BY the death Of lis
worthy member, Dawn SSIygLY.
Aesoiped, That a committee Of three be ap-
pointed TO make known to the family Of our de-
ceased brother the high estimation in which be
was held by the members of.lhis Division, aud
10 offer 70 them our coincidence
Resotesd, That our Chaplain, Worthy Patri-
arch, and Worthy Associate, compose said com
mittee.
Rssoipsd That in testimony of respect for our
deceased brother, ~ihe members Of this Division
wear Grape upon the LEFT arm for thirty days, and
that the Hall Of the Division and Regalia, be
clad IN mourning for the same space of time.
Resolved, Thai the Brethren OF other Divisions
who have 20 CONSIDERABLY been with US In the
uhsequies Of this sad day, receive our arknowl.
edgments ipf their presence
Resolved That our Past Worthy Patriarch
Treasures and Financial Scribe, be Committee
10 express TO the Members of the Band the
thanks OF this Division for their services on this
occasion
R.siusd, That he Recording Scribe furnish
for publication copy OF these proceedings, 70
the editors Of the papers published in this county
WILLIAM M0ULDER,
Recording SrrfhP
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
NOYfCE.

IF1SHE subscriber having leased the MrycAani
Il NH IN Shepherdstnwn, belonging to r, n.
Shepherd, respectfully informs the public that
having ne MIL. aud NfAOfifNEl(Y ID thoS
rough repair, he i prepared toexecute all BUSH
hess In tie MiIler1s line with prompiness, and in
the best ni3nuer. he hopes BIZ close attention TO-
business, and i determination ID please his
friends, "a share, as lie Is determined To MERIT
liberal proportion Of ire public patronage !,
Ground Plaster viii always be kept on hand,
for sale al the lowest cash price
GEORGE w. FOX.
Shepherdstowh June 10. ISfS-9n
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RAV191@
BERKELRr SPRINGS n.


u IN the Isl day OF ,Jalv.
II has been greatly enlarged since he lass sea-
son b the erection 0f four story lf6nt buildine
adding Z dining fo6n los br 30 fee,. two adde's
peritts dining hall for children. and Ilineiy-six
ehaniecrs 70 is cthef Accom- todssions. with an
ample pOr,ie9 n fitnt rs feet long and Is
Inf<rior % few IN extent, ira ID nine il he
convenience and comfort Of its Arrangement. IA
pains or expense viii be spared 10 place Il. In
other respects on footing with the best Hotels Il
The county
Thefe viii be corresponding Increase in The
bathing accommodations, and 4 renovation ID
some extent in all the public improvements ii
and about the place. and great addition 10 Ire
matters Of amusement.
Coaches have been engaged BY The undeksifn.
ed tesan between his hose md tlse ItEiirr1ti =,
50 Johns distance but I-2 rniesl ,c be- u,,nag.
ed BY the well known and Accomplished dfivsl
Dandy Jack, !" and MIR Summers
a Porter will Be constantly in attendance Il the
haiiroad Depot, upon the arrival Of the Cars.
JOHN STROTHER.
u This establishment IS now. and win CON.
, HE % BE- abundantly supplied with Bedford
j. s. y
Suty u, iclc-bt. VIA. Rrp a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

Near shepherdstown, on SUNDAY evening last
alta advanced age Mr.. JoHN UHsELp Mr. u.
was respected citizen. He was one Of the Fo-
luateers from the Uhierriied, IN Gen. Washing
TONS Army, 10 suppress the Whiskey insurrec-
iion in Pennsylvania
Mr.. Unseld was born on the 4th Of February,
1774, and was therefore "a years ) months and
~ days Of age at the time Of his death.
Al his residence In Berkeley County, on We'd
hcsday morning last, Mr.. RouEKr r. -BsY6RLY.
Sen, In the 65lh yeaf Of his age.
On the i7th instant, in Baltimore. after rain.
@fniillhess, DANiEb ]. FrrsstMMoss, deeply regret
ted BY numerous circle Of acquaintance, aged
Is years
On the ID instant, Mrs. NElrY BaIEs Of ,hi.
county, aged about 90 years
Departed this life, On sunday the 25th Of juno
NJ his residence near Middlehrook, Augusta co
Mr. CHRisrtkS Hess, aged II years.
The deceased was kind end induIgent father
I'm aiisctionate husband, and good neighbour
His loss Is deeply felt BY The community In whiei
Ne lived as well Is BY the afflicted and bereay.
ed family he has len 10 dcplrre Interchangeable
Joss. We trust, however and rejoice in Tie hope
that their loss Is his lhestimable GAIN Fol
many years father Hess was ievotet member
OF tie 4 German Reformed Church, and 70,
the last seven eight years II his life, filed ac
eeplahy the Office Of Ruling Elder in the con.
gregation al 81 Johns Church, in this eotnty.-
His very sudden death adnionishes us TO BE ys
also ready, for in such an hour As ye think not
the Son Of Man cometh. %!SsanasoH kpcctalof
Near Shepherdsiown, on the 9th Of June las,
Mr.. JAcop HEss, aged -. Hewas converted q
God about forty years ago and shortly after Join
cd the NJ. e. Church. he had been, for many
years, ciass-leader, steward, and trustee Of the
Church.in that place=a man Of undoubied rieiy
and OF nnninching integrity. His sickness was
ola lingering character, and for several mouths
Ne was confined but his heart was stayed on the
living God and for the last three or four weeks
especially he was in most triumphant frame
praise awelt upon his lips-nota moment Of dark
hess In the midst Of severest suffering, he sub.
missiyely. yea gladly took the cup prepared and
mingled hy the Saviours skill During bis sick
ness the Church lay with peculiar nearness to
bis heart and rs an evidence Of his devotion 70
It's interests, he lefl 5000 for the improvement
Ct the Church properly in that station.
JoIIN NJ GRKES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

II rSe sTkEET, Aiszs'ss':. -, so5..s..ly
. lard = large stock q tteiy serieJ q
6oc1s = his Ire. 11rk a.
co11<. Bushes, Baskets. ZepkY4 ITonted Me-
cnris md Draidz, Fnrsc eiks and M1rntinRs, Cod
silver. and Sized Beais, Renhnsfl ) frf1k variety
Picket Books. hurses. AccofdioiS 1ttciTy. CIocks
WEIGHTS and 6rd114 Locking CI,sses. wakes
Canes. IunspoFe1t Window Eh11EE nI1 STAT blinds
q hshio1able styles, Baby Jnmrsfz. viii great
variety ~ sueh gOods q ara USUALLY fond n Gen
enl Variety store. sold wholesale and retail Al
orders Va Ca1el. exeehied win despatch, md
1Qrods sent free Of charge 80
hIawnn7r-n Cnna - 18Th
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Fancy and YarietY Store.


GTRAIN'S Improved Sand Balls and Tablets,
- for cleansing, whitening and bcautifying the
hands.--Ladies Riding, Gardening. or Painting;
and Gentlemen shooting, hunting fishing, row.
ing, ericketing, &c. or any other amusement .5r
exertidn prejudcal 10 the hands will find the i'm
proved SAND WASH BALLS g. TABLETS,
Pleasingly etiicacious in removing all Hardness
Stain, Redness, and all other Cutaneoas Disfg-
urem mt; preventing Chapping, and rendering
the skin soft fair and pliable.
From the nice combination Of Balsariic Ingre-
dlents introduced into the composition, they form
fine Creamy Lather, with the hardest or Sea
Water, which renders them very desirable for
Salt Water Baths They produce the most soft
ening and refreshing sensation, and will be fouhd
an excellent substitute for the Flesh Brush
They are highly recommended to Captains Of
Ships, Merchants and all who trade with foreign
countries they win tetain theft virtue in any
climate. For sale at G. 6. BERRY'S
Fancy and Variety Store
Alexandria. Nov. 81, 1917.
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THE MARKETS.
oese u ne Bsl4inere Clip.

~ OIICt q LIf DuEEIlIOTf LfIp1cT. n
July IS, 5, p. Nj
FL0UR.-We can hear OF no transactions IN
Flour whatever Weqnote for Howard street
$50 SIS. City Mills Is held al s., IS, but we
could hear Of no sales this morning
GRANTEES Is little or no Wheat arriv-
ing. but IL The good weather continues a few
days no doubt good supply wiz be in market -
We quote as follows: Red Wheat-good 70
prime 4 0a il5c., ordinary 10 good 100 IIOr.,
white wheat us a lisc:, family -four, white, liS
n i23c., Corn, white 20 a He, yellowls 40;
Rye Csc; Oats 30 33c
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N .OTl CE
GOdey,s Lady,s book,

NOW regarded at the heaa of American Ma;
1N gazites-withoutd dispute, contains more en-.
cravings. and Of better kind, each month, thar
ailthe other magazines more pages of read
ing year, than the New YolsS monthlies.
Fashions colored, Mezzok:nt Line enGraY
ing, Music printed separately, Crochet Work
Knitting Netting, ana othsr Needle Work
Horsemanship with Engraviags, Model Gotta
ges, Patterns az Bonnets Capk and Chemisetrcs
The bestFwritings by the besllMale and Female
American Authors, and Noel by Miss Leslie
monthly.
TERMsi p.
Any person sending - cent, postage paid, will
receive any No. they may orcser
Any person by sending 81 0a, postage paid, car
have the Book for months iBy this time ihcy
can see whether or MOI they may like il.
4 copy year, which includes the Lady's Dol
lar Paper, year, edited by thai sprightly writer
Grace Greenwood, % OC
copies, year, without tbs Paper, SOC
copies, year, 6,0C
s copies, year, 1000
Any Post Master sending 81, and the name Of
a subscriber TO the Lady's Book only may retain
the other 81 as commission
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

A meeting Of the citizens of Clarke and War
rsn, and Of The adjoining counties, will b held
Il the White Post, 10 Clarke, on Friday the 18Th
uf July, for the purpose Of giving expression To-
public sentiment upon the Fecent action Of The
Executive d Virginia. IN pardoning John 4
Johnson who vas cenricicd q The murder Of
John NJ Elliot
Should he day 6xed upon prove nniarorable.
the 6ra god day thereafter viii u used.
Ihe Spin q Jefferson = requested 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
Furniture Furnishing Store.
WHU!i m. MVWR

A 7 his Mandatory on King Street, Alexandria,
- has constantly on hand and for sale, at lowest
cash prices, Looking Glasses and Frames in great
variety, Toilet and Swing do; Bureaus, Tables ;
Wash, Candle, and Towel Stands Cane-seat, Gre.
clan, Cottage, Windsor and coInnion Chairs Cane
and Wood-seat Rocking Chairs, all sizes j. High
Teaster Field French, Low, Trundle, slat and Sack
ing Bedsteads Cots, Cribs, Grizzlies, Sackings and
Cords; Feathers, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pill:
lows Curled Hair, Moss, Cott5t aud Shuck Ma
trasses, all sizes, and made to order Il short notes
Alexandria SAINT 21 I2A1-Iv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
BOOKS, BOOKS

JUST received at the Charlestown Book Store
y another large addition TO our assortment Of
popular works
Life OF Gen z. Taylor, illustrated, jus, publish
ed, BY J. Reese Fry;
A number OF the latest Novels and Romances. a.
ntong therh Bulwer,s last Harold. the las, n
the Saxon Kings"
general assortment of School Books, in gene
raj use 10 our primary schools~and academies;
Ten: Taylor Letter Paper a beautiful.article
WIZ correct likeness Of Old Rough & Ready
upon each sheet !.
Valuable Historical and Miscellaneous Works
OF the day.
We invite cali as our assortment, is now
quite complete. e. MILLER.
July 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
a CARD.

TIME undersigned would inform the cofimu-
i nifty that he has on hand and is receiving
constantly, supplies Of every article in his line,
He would say to Physicians in town and through
out the county, that they will find il to their adj
taptage to call and examine his stock Of Drugs,
as he inlehds 70 sell Low, or rather very near
city prizes. ~
Very thankful fot the cncourag CEMENT received
he Hopes In future to enjoy large share of the
public patronage T. NJ. FLINT, Drug
Vert door to. Sappiagtoa's Hoseh