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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-10

ARRIVAL OF THE BaITIsH STEAMER. The roya
mail steam packet Great Western, Commander
Henry John Wolfe, arrived Off Mobile Point on
Friday last at 10 O'Clock, A. W., in slxty-four
hours from Havana. She left Southampton on the
I'd ult: reached Bermuda in lis days. remained
there y Says; arrived AT Nassau in 1yh days, IN
Guiding the sroppsge; and at Havana in sil days.
whore she remained q days; and at Mobile Point
in y days-Ihus making the most EXPEDITIONS trip,
and the only one within the specified TINS, since
th- ccmmenc. mept OF this line.
BY this arrival, we learn that a most rigorous
system If quarantine has been established at Hi-
vana. The authorities, at the instance of the
Board of Health, have adopted very stringent
tary regulations, owing TO the prevalence of the
cholera IN the United States. All vessels, arriv-
ing from infected ports, are to perform strict
quarantine of twenty days, and be subjected to a
purtcaiion. Those arriving frem ports not infect
ed, and having clean bills of health, are to be sub
miued 10 observation OF eight DAYS, after which
they will have free entrance. Vessels with the
cholera on board, not allowed to enter, except
merely tor necessary supplies. Steamers, with the
cholera on board, are to remain outside the har-
Dor, or in case Of bad weather, at its entrance for
the purpose Of taking in provisions. coal, &c.
are permitted TO land, but must return. Passen-
gers by sailing vessels must perform the quarantine
on board These last regulations are made be-
canse there is no spot shore TO lodge, conve-
niently and separately, during the quarantine, the
great number who may arrive. No passengers
from Mobile or New Orleans are allowed to land.
The Great Western brings the following pa ssen-
gers for Mobile;-Messrs. Thomson, from Jamaica,
and Garay and Ainsi, from Havana. She has "a
passengers for Mexico, and $50 bottles quicksilver
on freieht.-Mobite advertiser, July g.
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ptsu 10 gfe!d-dp,,aranc of the T,rrn, &c

Tist 70 Af7,aance of hs 7nrn, &c
This is undoubtedly one OF the most nourish,ng
villages in New England Its location for health
and beauty OF scenery, is unsurpassed by any in
the valley Of the Connecticut Its population,
within the last five years, has nearly doubled real
estate has advanced nearly fourfold, and the inn
petus given TO business by the numerous lines Of
railroads that centre here, is scarc, paralleed IN
the annals Of New England. The first impression
Of Springfield upon strangers, us they aligh, from
the cars, is anything but preposscssing the noise
and confusion at the depot, the ringing Of bells,
the thuDderng VI gonrs, the believing of hack
men, the cnee OF newsbVys, the whstling of 10.
cUmotvcs, all serve TO convey the impression that,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-10
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MospAr. July 90 p M
AsHrs-The demand for pearls is good, with sales Of
564 u SIS 62K CoTToS Is in steady demand FLOUR
opened stiff aud sales made Of 500 bbls at 81 "a
to good and straight brands Western and IS IS
121s for pure Genesee WnrAr is quiet but holders
n ssa a" a. & "a1 o ias
extent IF 20 Ooo bushels without material change in
rates-we quote Western mixed at 81 35hsc yellow
Western at BIC and round yellow at $50. PaoyIsIoss
There nothing new to observe in the market for pork
mess IL held hrm at $40 90 and prime at 30 Beef Is
about the same win small sales OF mess at slI S.S
20 ana prime at SlI Cut meats continue nrm lou
terce were disposed OF NJ o DC LOT good mans ana
80 41sc lor shcr,uers Lara Is d" q. previous 30
ost GOV nr;snn na os sn nbn ,v;.b s.Ia ~ 100
Dds nouee saes q, 10 voo saiionS hhsseo' at
''o ''i Ens'Sn ""u ''' 'o' n"ei''"n
MONDAY, July % p. NJ
The -four market was frmer with good export and
home demand for State and Western brands Southern
was, If anything; some frmer with moderate sales
Wheat continued quiet put hrm; with sales OF good
ONO on terms stated below Inc corn market was
less buoyant than it was on Saturday bit there
the current prices OF last week Rye flour was easier
with fair amount OF sales Corn meal was in mode
decidedly better while sales were pretty freely made
Beet was firm with an upsardIendency in prices Cut
meats continued firm with good business DOING
Lard WAS quiet and prices heavy. Sugars were dull.
but firm Good quality molasses were in fair demand
No transactions OF moment were reported in coffee
Gotten WAS active. with pretty free sales.
AsHKs in steady demand with sales of 100 bbls
boh Sorts at 30 ooia 20 o23a ior pots and pearls
bREAps1ufFs.-Fiour-i ne aggregate sales LOT the
day amounted TO about 9ooo Dds In various separate
lots among which were included sour ut " 7o line
and uninsptcted AT S4a % lZ1 common ana ordinary
State ~ 5oa - oz1s; straight state and mixed
Western - oZr a - ooa good ana strhight West
ern ts 81 20; favorite Indiana and Ohio 81 SIX
asi ~; rSnnd hoop Ohio' % 10 ~: rure Genesee,
10 30 l29a fancy ONO, 20 IL SIS 37R fancy
Genssee, 30 1874 70 ~; extra Ohio. SIS a. IS 10;
extra Gefesee- 80 - 80. or the above sales 500
bbls were mad" or export 300 Of which consisted of
hne ana l2cO Of good to choice Ohio So sthern was
firm. but quiet ut SIS S. so; sales of 200 bbs Bran
DIVINE and Georgetown were made u quotations Rue
Flour was lover with sales Of $50 bills at 50 So
Gem Mai-Sales OF 200 bbls including New Jersey at
&c and Brandy~ ine at SO 121. Hheat-Sales Of OOO
bushels good Ohio at 81 OI and some other lots Of
Western on private terms Rue was quiet at 56hc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-10
OF the Sailing Packets.


sur rsrs.... ...... moon RrsEs... 10 VI
svS srrs -. ~ n'en ws1sa..'..... ii @
Cleared.
Ship-Atantic, Lawrence, IIavre r. u Hufibut a Co.
BaIts-saria hagda'cna (Dutchl Smit Rotterdam Boo
nen Graves Co Neptune lBremI Nesperman, Lsguna
4 DE Wolfe; Desdemens, Dtnneii, New Orleans Ell
well; Camilla (Prus), klenwick savannah.
Brgs-l eander lfrusl Radlof, kslags Schmidt Bal
chen psrat tBr) Lang Quetec. Henry six tBr Hays
Cos Tybee. Ferguson. Charleston, Bulkiey.
Sci rs-Io phin tBr) Holder 81 John, NIB l. ne wolfs
Gov Anderson Tew, key West Davis Briggs Whining.
tor, Nc Fair. Purbol, Richmond Bounty, Ridae Nor
Arrived.
morsi lu in TO land m passengers Cool smith June
10 lat 80 lon - w. passed bars Providence Of Proy
d,nss acrbd Jgly la, - %, Ion So passed brig Lima.
Bari Edsar (ef Prospect Mel Ellis s, Johns PR Is days
with sugar. TO u ID BrOokman.
Brig Cen Taylor Fol,s Iisnfuego "a days With sugar TO
BsdttS fset No date lat 70 Ion W co. spoke brig Gram
Tus, hon Gl uccster for Havana
Ban brig Elsohera schrder Port Prince IS days. with
brig Tclin lof B'fs, Mel, Hover Hsvsns, Tday, with
~ itr Democrat Clements, Falmouth JAM % day.. with
schr Dalhs wiz chester Maysgues PR, June n, with
SIr naidviB smith Charleston days with cotton =.
Dul hem Duon. July = lat 81, Ion "a, sprung leak ~
tie Wee, Bspt and eyed BY the sam
tcr-lsc no pilot on board July lst2 60 esehsnged sig
psls with bris Macon, Of New York
Schr buslrod, Seeyey. Gcsrgetovn dave.
val stores. 20 n Blackwell, Wv" NV
s,hr ann Costes. Collins, Virginia.
Schr frtdnore, Adams, Virginia.
sehr Afietts, u son, Virginia.
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Sehr Ann Caroline. Bodne, Virginia.
Schr VIM Benry. Sparks, Virginia
Schr helen, Robbins. Norfolk.
Schr Coaster. Bogart virginia
Schr Ann edgewick. Beastsp. Richmond.
sehr " Jenkins Vanderbilt, Virginia
Schr Emily, Johnson, Baltimore.
Schr Guthier, Cropsey, Baltimore.
Sehr Lyon, Chambers. Baltimore
sehr Henry Smith, Townsend, Baltimore
Br schr Victory Landry Pietu. Ms IL days. with COAL 70
Soule Whitney Go.
One Br brig with passengers also brig in the ofns
JyLr Swind sunrise. NE; at meridian. s; 81 sun
set, s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-10
MARKETS ELsEwMERyc.


nALrfNon July 7s2O,U MarJls s. si, 100 Ralti-
bs, !u lOt. luU do do Lea 1000 do DO lO5. A,
DO iUi, tao Baltimore and ohio KK nouds 5 VI:
Merchants Bank 80, 70 estern Bshk IN 80 do do, st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-10

RIAL ESTATE IN IT LOWS (Mo 1.-The assess-
NJ, Ut Of The real state ~ the city si 81 LOUIS tor
the year lsio, appears from the assessors book,
All fpllpws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-10

Of bs father 20 90 Horato street. this afternoon at
2 o'clock. without further invitation.
On sunday night, Sth inst at the residence Of her
law Thomas Waters let street, between North
I'd and Sd street Wiliamsburgh l. l.. GRAcE. aged rs
years. widow Of the late William Wheeler, Of Nenagh,
county Tippersry ireland
The friends and those Of her sons James. William,
Thomas, Henry. Cornelius and Rev ID. Wheeler. of
Flushing. L. H. respectfully invited to attend her
funeral this morning (Tuesday) at 10 s'clock =
Her remains will be convey ed TO the Catholic Church
Williamsburgh. where the funeral service will take
place and thence to the old churchyard for interment
Carriages not required
At Montgomery. (Ala } of cholera, the 30th ut ,
WIN J. NORRIS Of this city
At Portland. 5th inst. JosErH I. SHERWOOD, ESD.
aged 80. II consul for Maine
At st Louis, (Mo on the 2Sth ult., of the prevail
ing epidemic ANN MARIAN Book, consort Of Joseph W.
Gregory, aged 81 years
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Passengers Arrived.
FstsovrH tJaml-sohr Democrat Mr. Cochran. Mr. No
Rensie Nj n ycbo6 and family, Nj Wins,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-10
Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the City and County of New York from the h
June to the 7th day of July lst9
Men. a2 Women. 20s: Boys. 1885, Girls l29-Total, 702


. June to the 7th day of July. 1919.
Men. 32; Women. 2o Boys 1853; Girls l29.-Total. 702
Abscess l. Apoplexy TO- Asphyxia L. Atrophia l. Angina
L. Bleeding, Bleeding from lung, Bronchitis s. Casoer
Of womb, Il Cancer Casualties Cholera, 3l7 Cholera
nfan,um, 81 Cholera Morbus TO- Consumption 4s Convui-
Coup de seel 4 Debility. i5 barrhea 81 Drinking cold
T,sr bPrSps P,onsy in the had ra. p'Gny in the
q Fever Fever Puerperal q Fever Scarlet Fever ~
phoid Fever Typhus g. Fever Congestive l. Fever Ner
vous, Heart Disease. Of I; Hopping Cough Inaamna
lurgs III Inflammation Of stomach Inflammation of liver
l. Insanity l. Jsundee. Il Marsmus IL; Measles IL Morti
fcation, Old Age g. Palsy l. Premature BIRTH 81 Pleu-
Tsy l. Seroiua Small P0I III srangulaton Il Teeth
faE-Under year 1876 to years. 81 to s. 81; to 10.
@ ~ to 90 49, 20 to 80 2 30 49, l01 40 to So SO; so
co. 81 90 TO- 29 70 to 80 10; 10 to 49, 20 to 100
known,9.
PLACES NArIvIrY-United States 49, ireland, 2ls;
England. "a scotland g. " alss Germany4 France Hol-
land, Denmark, British Possessions in North America
Portugal Poland l. unknown, l5
From Hospital Bellevue 7 Penentiary Hospital Black
wells Island ~ Small Pox Hospital do Lunato Asylum,
do, III Wards Island Is; Randas Island City Hospital,
Goored Home Is cholers Hospital William st., Al; DO
Centre street. 81; coiOred persons 50 WHITE ,.,.,
City Inspectors Office. July 7, 1879
Weekly Report of Deaths
And nsrmens In the City of brooklyn for the week ending
July7, ls49
DISEASES.
Casualties childbirth l. cholera infantum, 6; consunp-
ty 3; diarrhGa, dropsy dopsy in tie head 81 dysen
terry dentitiop, l; epidemic cholera "a bilious fever q
measles l. peursy L. stlborn, |; suicide l.
coup de solel, l; spasm of stomach L. tetanus. l..
Macs, 3O Females 4O Adults 49, Children. 3Total. 10.
N. b.-Interments in Greenwood and other Brooklyn
grounds from New York and other places, As.
CHARLES s. J. GOODRICH
Physician Of the Board.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
TRUSTEES SALE

RY virtue of Deed of Trust executed BY Geo.
- Backhouse, on the 9th day Of December 1880.
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of the Coun
" Court Of Jefferson, theundersignr as the survi-
wing Trustee therein mentioned, win proceed to SELL
al public auction. before the G.au fiou~, - Il,
Charlestown, on Monday Tie 1914 day Of February
neFt tbeing Court day. 50 much OF certain track
Of land, situated 10 the County Of jefferson. on the
Southeast side OF the Shenandoah river, adjoining
the lands Of James Roper, T. j Smith and others.
as will satisfy the sum Of 1912 70, with legal int
rest from the 18th day Of February, 1S48 until paid
and costs Of executing said irnst
The whole tract originally contained fIS AcREs
and the part cnlar part to be sold for the said pur-
pose will be carved Oh from that portion Of the land
lying alongside the piece heretofore sold Ia wit April
4ih, 1874, sold under the slime deed Of trust to
James Roper. The partto Be now sold will contain
about 40 acres; the particular locality Of it can Be
seen BY reference TO the plat on file in III Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of jefferson,
in the case OF Backhouse rs. Roper
Trims Of .Sale-Cash
Sale to take place about u O'Clock. NJ,
80 ANDREW HUNTER,
Dee. q, 1918. sSRrripiAo Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
nlAnniEIl.

On TUESDAY tie Glib inst, BY the Rev. Mr.. rrary,
Mr.. WiLLI.N Z. HsDaEs to Miss MaRY NJ KER-
nEr, daughter " Mr.. jams A. kcrney, all Of this
county. aa
n Near w aicrford, on the c0th alt. BY the Rev. NJ
LsShniord Mr.. JonS McGaSacK to Miss SARAH
ASK WISE. all az l.oudoua,
4 On the SIS. nli, IS the Rev. Samuel Kcppler.
Mr., u Wn,lisM HAMS 70 Miss GEoRoiASA STEw-
AL, III d sNiathes,er.
AtFairfeld en- the 10Th Of January last, BY the
Rev,ah M. bNilmer. MIR ClisMF SHxrHERD % Miss
ksslS W., Youngest daughter of John Richardson,
Esq all Of Clarke county.
On The 18th nit. hy the Rev. n. L. Fish, Mr..
FeRM.s lSskgrP 10 Miss ALvERpau I. Cans, daugh-
leIref DR.. Levi Cain, all OF Hampshire county.
Ga The 5th instant. by the Rev. Joseph Baker, Mr..
JaaEs r.. LEAoa 10 Miss CsTH1RixE v. STEPHENS,
bosh Of Frederick county. afE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
COW snaieatsi lor tAe wgaaa.

II Iss3na SAyaNNAn, Jan 3lsl 1913.
Nessz. Editors s-Haging been requested 10 ies-
tiff 10 The properties oil DR.. Htaars Btsam Of Hii
NA<1y. take great pleasure in stating that have
1requeniy used myself aud administered toUthers
dnriaE The past two years in cases OF obstinate
cOCGAS. COLDS, soreness OF the chest, &c,
And always with the mast happy result and such is
my unhonndrd confidence in its merits, thai pre-
eerhe Il ior my friends IN each OF the abuye cases
- The first and must rllicaeions remedy am also
faliy eenyinccd that ii used IN the incpicnt stages
ef CONSUMPTION, il would be found 4 speedy
rsmedv and szre pnrcaiirs Of that fatal and much
drralrd malaiy. Wishing is proprietor an cxicn-
sire sale and fercing that It's virtues are more
universally known am yours, &C. E.P H.
= For sale also, hv
T1fOS NJ FLINT, CAarisss,ra
fw 4. n. HARTMAN SITMckesier
m. JOS. q. rs. Harpsrs- Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15

Ax1EEtlI[l1 n1:Irs q <'.'Icns 81 Hrrper,. F.r-
I'm. - - Uri'ed S.sle l1ei % he i1Ih I'M
~ % 4cl.11 Ntjpr .. =. Teaer Va. sr6oinI,
rILIsfi1r1f NJ. 4lEH9EEs ind Hron 0.,irSl.
. |.,'''...> - lik.er wasp eeerr.srI.
tts If'Irnl . 1is,ioc Ie.1. fiii~' s's1,.r'.,,
-. .'.14. N.E rlf1ilict ctuuII<c - lrnIi
- 4t1' aIicr <1Qt-i.p< 1-p1ricI ~ III
-. 41i.1 eels un.o,noe..y >.I5p.sl
||P<I Itzt silneled - Harr1f. Ft1rr ~ :,
61n1il = ~ rErlf rlii<l y ~ Shcnn1i,ak. -e
eI[z. ~ InIilsfent % any q he great agenhcs
&1."I||I = 9TH he inhabitants and he va
wcall1. L1.I1e1s and lesonrrcs q d. ra'Ier
Rss,rst IT,! s9.rg ,he .sye1sI sytnaes Inns
" - y s. s1saszssE sises s..si. = -% = 4
n<liiy f1Frafd ~ one dc<iencd b. nainfu - ~
eoine most valuable and useful, must ehcapIy con-
synclcd, and uhcz well cDasstneird. most perma-
1snf - - chsIacieI and hebefts-rcquiFinz but
Ii,iIe ouay fof is occasional rspairs and thai irs
capacity fof nscfuIuen viii Be perpetual, ihrUngh
alitmr. ~ ~ coming eencraiis1x.
k<strsd, That IN Fiew Of fhe rart agricultural
snd mincral wealth. q The Valley, Of which dis
mus e The great ih0roaghfaFe u transition and Of
therrsafn coinmefce of he Valley, we bsiieve The
tnfcrifuent q capital IN 4 iudici0ns impsuremrnt
v dams, locks and canals will yirid adequate aud
efcn iucrniire rcturas when the Wofks sfaI haze
ears hen eoulplried tt1f. Il rstsne. reeenmend
= ~ Lsgisaafe ~ oar S.a< 70 eraaf Il fke n.nsf
4itrut ri, and AT Il alsosonacsds seif Gpfke a.
Ie.i.sse y cPtatisss 40 ask and I<rmasent isrez-
Rssi.si A. de opinion q his meeting, Thai 10
IL brneheai eiIecls upoa he seciion Of the Stale
through which 4 passes and contiguous thereto we
believe HAT leenifc cost Of is construction will
te more iian quadfnploa IN the enhanced value Of
th1 se.l ESTATE and is proucfs Of lumber and min
sral. developing wealth and resources hitherto "
ing dormant and unknown
ksstref. That We Iceommend meetings of efli-
zens = Be hold a every available position along
iae Valley IN The vicinity Of HE contemplated i'm
Ysogsmenis, 10 express The general and unanimous
Seniimentpf the community in rs behalf, and to
axaktAl1e Whole 20 The great yalne and import
anre q ihecprfprisc and 10 stimulate them " an
snective " Of their means.
Resafsel That We have full and entire confidence
- the fsili lnigneni and fidelity Ol he principal
and a1i.I4nt engineers. and <ecummend that heir
plans taftI a. thrf viii bc ppon The most accurate
surrey nd sceniihc investigation should be fully
ssrrigt cot and lhe work constructed In aeeonance
Rst.Itsf Thai ee a. individuals win render The
N.s1ee'ien Company all he encouragement aud
AZ q oar power.
Rss'lsd That copy Of the proceedings Of dis
Ineeiinx b furnished The publishers of Papers In
- county and In Richmond fur publication and
copy thereof b. sent 10 each Of the Representa-
tiycs from this County and the Senator from this
Disirici. JAMES B. WAGER, Pssa
HssEr WsHp, $ erefafy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15

t7eYasKEE SrLLIvAS IN New YoRK.-Yan-
kee Sullivan arrived in New York on Friday,
md was received by gang Of some 1000 Of
Lisassuciatcs, whe made the welkin ring with
their shouts on his appearance He Is dread
fully cut about the face, but not seriously in
jnrcd. Tho friends Of liver, in the same
.ity. had the Fountain, his place of resort in
Park Row, Illuminated ON Thursday night.
4 hatcher ia one Of the markets has won
ei5,U0o or $4,000 on Flyers success, while
Harrison, the notorious broadway gambler,
has lost $4,000 BY betting on Sullivan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
Ws7erton manufactnring


ATameetink Of he Stockholders Of tbs Compa-
n ~. lseld il Baltimore, on the 18th instant Of
which AbsahaD Martin. 81 Philadelphia was Chair
land. uas Sccrsiafy, the following gentlemen were
elected Direcioss Of said Company, VIZ
Gen. ArrhibSd Henderson. Of Washington.
Hon John @. Chapman Of Charles county, Nd.
James NJ Bgchalan OF Baltimore
Na>e1 Kinda. Of chesnui Hill, Pennsylvania.
Hezekiah Bafcler VIM. Lpughridge, and Barton
Boieler, q Washi1giOn eoanty, Nd
And II 4 meeting q The Direci0fs subsequently,
hcld. the Hon. Joax G. CuaR1kN was chosen Pre-
sldent, and James N. Bnchanzn, Counsel 81 the
Company; G. ". Viewer, Secreiary Barsgn Bote-
ler, Treasurer William Loushridgc. General A.
gent. and Robert Beale, u W1shipgiop, Andrew
Carrot, Of Philadelphia, and John s. Mccnlloh. Of
Baltimore, Transfer Agents
Messn. George Jacobs, Edward Carrot. John +.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
BLACKsMITI1TNG.

tHE undersigned respectfully informs The pub
- Iic that be has just commenced The Blacksmith
inc hnsiness in = Shop near The Railroad Depot,
Chaflestowns where be designs executing every de-
scripiion Of work belonging 10 mai branch Of bust.
ness. Ploushs, Wagons, carryalis, Carts &C.,
Willie newly ironed Or repaired IN style equal 10
mat OF any other Shop in the county An descrip-
tons Of REPAIRING WILDE done on he filost rea-
sonabie terms and a. The shortest notice Al be will
use none but the best quality Of Iron sd employ
only good hands, be feels confident oil rendering sa-
tisfaction p all who may favor him with their
tom.
IL H0RSE-SHOEEvG viii 5e particularly ar
tended 70, and those in town or country who may
tion.
a portion q he publies patronage i most re-
IAN s. isp. GEORGE n. sForTs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
eeGNWAg W 0YS d. y

TIME undersigned having taken possession Of the
i Gauli House" near the Rail Road Depot.
and renovated the same, are prepared to give their
friends and the public generally, cordial welcome
They have fitted up their Oyster Room in the most
comfortable manner, and are ready to serve OYS-
TIERS in any manner suited TO the tastes Of their
customers TAeir Bar is supplied with the choicest
brands OF LiaHors 50 that the most fastidions can
bc caefed fo either In eating drinking They re-
specially ask call from the thirsty or hungry
The public's humble servants. IS d q,
BRITAIN & HARTSHORN.
Harnersl Ferry Jan. d 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
The Baltimore Markets.
oFfIc. on TnE acLIppeR. Z

DNNI fu'l1 7 tu- To IViJ.
acATTLE--Priers ranged from - 50 10 81 ,rr
iov It's. on The hoo equal TO S5aS7 - ret, and a.
rerasiag - 90 gross. The supply Olive Hog has
SAllensutt. tSales al IS 50a$5 a. per 100 lbs
FLOtR---Thrre nas more ipqnry and spirits
n thu hour warketIo-day Than for some weeks past
and fqls 81 about ls0 barrels l. o ward street were
~ lsatsi ~ isr lic0 apd 81 IS Tor the bali nc /,
81 sJass ssf ssi- Sitt ' ~ va 81 o.
100 earreis chy Mills 81 o. and 500 more a, 50.
Sevsral more OF rs nj first figures were ref sci.
e. 6SRAlN,-Sa Sale of one cargo fair red Wheat al
1O8 e. SIN III sales yellow Corn at50c. and whise
4iafSe No sales Of Rye or Oats
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-15
Wagons and Sleighs for Sale.

+ WILL offer at public auction, before the Cont
i House door, on the LIST day Of the next Court be-
ing the February Court Of Jefferson
A good tt0o-borse Wagon, scith Bed, de-,
con.pkefe, rss.--ly .s.sa
Aiso-tlse icood-icOrk Of anorhsr i;rli ITar.
on II
Too Slsighs, one complctc--tie other
srihoHt a body !; and one old Cart.
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