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GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS.

WooDsoN WREN. Gate Postmaster at Natchez,,>
w having resided upwards of forty years in the Souh
partly at New Orleans, but mostly at Natoez has removed
70 Ney Orleans, and offers his services as AL
AGE n t; He will attend particularly to the purchase
sales and exchange Of Wild Lands, Plantations Houses and
Lots or Vacant Lots in this city in any part ofthe United
staes also to the adjustment of claims and accounts from
any part OF the world the collection of debts taking depo
sons and apthentcaing deeds and other documents
lhose wsg his services requested to be particular in
giving definite instructions that will not be misunderstood
and those wishing real estate to be purchae sod or
changed should give descriptions of the prOperty
letter. addressed to him on business, New Orleans post
paid, will be attended to promptly and caFefulG ~
lie s COMMISSIONER for Mississippi and Alabama to take
at No. 30 GraUier street, - Niii0e
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Che Daily Creseerrt.

Published EveryDay-esunday Exceptedj-
Z BY CROCKETT. FROST d co. r
yoHS w. cRockErT....J. ". FROST. HUDSON a KIDD.
.r OTTIoR. ........ NO. % sT. CBARLEs STREET.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

~ is4s-Hayng been long acquainted with Doctor
public as worthy ofconfdehce for his industry S1s
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n RRAnNER sliiiTII- - :. -: = :

j35bhIS sIRol!p .I0HN STROUD, STROUD.
bUhN STROUD Il CO., Ii5 COMMON ST. between
4, T0rm9Faes ~ and BaEonTe sts., Dealers 81 MARSpT n
hii,,E ,MANIElrPlECES ~ and ENAMEILEDlf I'd VI
GRAPES. MONUMENTS, TOMBS, TOMB NEIlssV
4 ~ sRAV GRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in cfITtAtItte
M a s ~ ratpefent varieties Thomaston LIME Cali Y
S SSned PLI,AaSiFER iI,aSSi OF PARIS, Roma en1 Hy-
dIannG ChMENF Pastering HAIR, White sand IN
English. Pensacola and Pittsburg FIRE BRIC,K " H19SS
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n -, J
NJ mEAEGuLIVE oFTlCR Baton konge, Dec. & 1891 have
man Of upright character and altogether worthy OF Confidence
Hl6 ISAAC JOHNSON, Gov Ia
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AisiNsc275 boxes choice fresh Lorns's Brand, land.
mhl8 BARELLI & CO. 81 Common st. 2
II hMHEAT-l5o HEAT packages, quarters and eshihs,
mh2 sAM'L WOLFF. IS Grsvi.ru.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

n rnrIr,, -, New Ureans, january Q, Is50.
NOIICE,-With view TO the speedy withdrawal from
circulation OF all the Notes of this Bank The charter OF
which VIII expire on the lst day of May next the holders Of
ne votes are requested to present them for redemption al
ia30 cod t1ap RI J. pATFREV C,.h;..-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
NfgIuiGa .5rre Dress,
BYH MI GALLAHER 81 co.
FRIDAI MORNING.
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Aut;usT 10. $3.50.

AUGUST I0. 1850.


Our ccluuns ihe Is, f-w weeks have -,
aiaos sseusire seupiea upon he 1880, u Is
Reform CosysasA and We eonersirla W. o,,r go
srs upon she eao4 q lie suS;est. R.tore 1000.
issue q osf papss the people 81 the DisFict -,
aass dee,Nsa sI.Ii'' Shsn tie responsible task q
representing fkesa shall IL conferred. ~. -,
eFer, RE hossr viii IL placed Dpan ,c. 81.
the bess Interests tle Dstsfe, II 49,,
ihoe own =, ...s.s 8
ineht The Psess have r. I, 800 ss.'1aa !.
mere promotion III Denaaposues ,rI !, ~, -.
well for them b ~ 81 thslr ra,yd Is.ra. 8
tsaet upon he aay meyer & aIe - ,hs =,
~ tee terfnihaEOn of tie Convention snliee, &.
afs moi without ssir rlisgisings. we f.ar AZ; u
ihe sudden sh1sAEng of ske etEerve.ence N ,.as
III go5serrty,e lEse collapse NV prove f,,., ~
haPs. however, III friends will have an ~ II ,bs
saiety valves, 1llis eau be done b. ps,hsriuy III
gaIher and afnr1ihg him al opporiubitv N IL.
charging pan 8the aceatnuIating gas whirhha
befn generating lhF the iast sixty DAYS This nre-
caution Will Be NECESSARY bsjefs the nee,inv osse
N9hvehiion1 shsAid he oe elected. our community
Will Ne safe uiH5rlle members Of the Convention
VIII deyolEe tie 3ask oftakibs cafe Of theinselyes
Aney %ui nave 9saF Prayers for thsif safe deliver
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
ID ie -.

On Monday last, ii H.Ysers. Per- - f,.,... 4,
New 9es t1Lres Of the Methodist Psoiestant eIrss
On TUESDAY last, ssrs JAssKs DuscASzos, ST ne.
Pefs-fefiyt aged ahcal S years
o. "Wednesday ast, ii SAo,sra. AZ Cszr,tss.a,,
pnssiMfiey eouhty sisre he had gane on i Yisit III
years = sssN aVe1t =
Cn saturday isss al BosfrmrI In h II II, r4
a. hols--sand on Sauday. sErs IforT. 81 esaIsrs
Of Mr, Rednian Bark 800 = eAe.e4a, ? seA
OHsSamn. Hill, HarpeFs Ferry F,txA Jsxr dkYah.
- r. slfsI homas Llewelyn. III. 81 Dlsen.ary.
~ aenaay last Of eholera, Nj. JenS " snAIl
Woop. q Bolivar aged about 81 wears
Harpers- Ferry, on Tuess las., Or ypr,s rev.,
-ats lARFEFs wife Of Nj Michael Carney
o4 Tuesday last, HEsJ. r. Chalmers i,f,,, 90. II
Aiieilaei and Mary E. Pfiea, aged , months.
~ thursday last, Of cholera Mr. Jons l.. srErnra.
Of Loudoun county. = ma, -
Az tbe Residence Of her father IN Newtown, MARY +
ALLEhoSs, IN Tie 18th gear 81 her age =
She Is gone bat not laSs
soon Death himself our loyed'one shall restore
Aho tiei Up I'll bis power nser 10 aCt Us moro Il,
a. Frederick eouaty sun the BILL ut after ISnp ami
pIoHaeted illness, Mrs. EILEANeR RTrrER
y yeaFs, wife Of Mr. Matthias, friday he 23d hit.
Mr. NICHOLAS q OsBoRS ID the slst year OF his age,
formerly of LeesbuTg, Va.
In Leesburg, on Wednesday night last, Mss DuAxsk
SIscIAIR. eonsort Of james Sinclair, Esq.
Al her residence in Berkeley county On Tuesday the
9Th lust Miss JENA ANN aged about AZ years
Near GaIardstown il Berksley unity, on Fl day he
I'd inst Mrs. SUSAN SuEER, coasoIt OF the late Peter
Suyer, aged about 10 years.
Ia crsleyAe, Ohio, Wednesday, 80 3ist Of July,
Mr JonN HEpeGs formerly .pf IlsTke.eY county,
In Jefferson ciiy. MO, 90 Tie A5th p.rno, Miss AT,
NLTrE 1oapELI, daughter Of f cefdell, Esq oi
that city.
Departed this life. 1t st. Josapb laIisssur ID fhe
9th qlt at II minutes pass two asluck, A. NJ after
short illness, AER1wErnER CHARLES, son Of Mefi
wetheF and Emma fAenaPsohl aged y months aud
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
cholera Tlsnes.



ITTNHE. season which makes il necessary e clean
cellars ard iosher plsdes likely Is be offensive
ar selenlasea 10 create Cholera has arrived andth6
lt;yes 81 The town are heseby notiile 80 be prompt
iHcleaning all Serh Places They ars % required
til nse an abundance 0t lifne and are articuiary
r5.sn,aFsd 10 that all weeds near theirpropery
M sStrsved. he same ID be done without delay
.kthe Town SarScan, win be around at an early
III ID see that this Order Of the Board is strictly
ehfrisG uvt. THE TRrsTEEs.
IL 4 mee,ine Eof The Board Of Trustees on Moas
aay Il WAS directed that The Town Sergeant Mr..
Rrare make a thorough examination Of all The al
rvs siFssis cellars. hog PENS, &c. &c. in the town
rs Satur0ay and all pefS4ns failing 10 remove any
ruisances found in and 8boat their premises, will
rs rcpar,gd 10 he Board ana said persons fined 10
a. f9lextent which ihe Corporation Laws provide
Il sFitbaat respee,fo persons The Town Sergeant Is
I directed io have an such nnsances remain
Il iay en ana aflef Monday next. removed at the ex4
Il pease 81 he persens wRete found BY order Of the
/ Board. SAAFI- RIDENoUR, Pres't
f Av1nst @ 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
Married.

NJ ths sth Inst. i the Enion lseteI. H. Rev III
Assssoss ME CnAnlEs NJ. R.vras IA aisss r,ssisssr
WaDDowss al &c Erederick carrtv
On he 9Th list, by tie satne. MI r-.,,,.. Is X
fIarrTr % Miss EIEsoaA TATrs Nh NJ ! 3
HoehiHsr Mr. Iii Ii Sfsr~ss- " x! ~ 49, 81
Mas MARTHA yoaneexs is.,et,sr ssaesesle.. and
Of BaItinnre city. $50 = --ssa nss gaI''n
On Thursday de s,h ;rs,
Mr. JoHx LIsTairtl,r al H,ys re- rs Ma.son
TEsIA HArpEN al Msftipsl1lTr- ~ laS -aAh-
On the Bridre!at I4.rr.er..t,e,r-
Rev. w H. wiison ST. Rr-s~sy - 81 - p sne
SAnAH BRrBAKEa. BOIL 81 P- r.'a,, . = =
On the Bridge ii sheul,er.ax,,,t, q, -.
inst. b. the Rev j. Fl HatgTars ~ TN
81 VI e =, y Miss MANY G. WA4xes
- 80 Il 9lf- hsa. Wsssoni q this county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
fcefIFsxAiadfaee 81 ne Baltimore Glfpaer
THE PASSAGE Of THE TEXAS BILL.
SVAsHlsoroN, Anglo 1859.

~ 'AshpNPHoNf Au5-eIu iSFV-.
The nassaee ofthe bill establishing the boundary
betacea Ttxas ahd the U States at a laiehour last
evening ht majority Of ten Of lhe Sapatofs rresen
and Fg5ng mas been haIedl@ith enthusiastic jby
throQ ysout THE whole eiy 1t il lie ifstadminis-
raton 5neakure Brought 10 the notice Of Gor:gresg
and ea;lnpt be otherwise Jhah gratifying 10 The
preside5ltihat the RECOMMENDED tions contained in
bis meSsage 10 regard TO this.bodndafy question
should T. soen have been adopted By the Senate IT.
respective III tionaIo paEat considerations The
vote bS which The Presifent's Recommendations
were tsrTied, 81 as National as were th4 PROPOSE.
lions eeataihed ID hi$message, and emaralingiiram
his hosasl and patriotic heart I'll gives! hope for
the Resahlfc that The struggle Of ihe past eight
nonthsS ad almqst dissipated; aid The scdiamatibn
that III SdaR9n ~ the Senate has PRODUCED proves
THAI II a4t tssA ~ rjetoyies NJ less reoF4s9 t5a
I'll q - N -.- 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
wEsr POINT AcADEMl.

We have examiaed The Official Register ofdbe
Officers and Cadets iof the Is Military academy
At Wess Point New York, and are graiified 10 OBJ
serve the onward progress of Cadet WILLIAM p.
CRN1ithL, son Of WM ~. CRuGHlLr. ESQ., Of this
county. He is ID he fourth class Of u members
and stands head pf hSs class. He entered the Acad-
envy one year age, and isouly IL years Of sgc-be-
ing the youngest n the class his Els parents and
order of intelissqt Ss.le4 e.E5ichill was
ffisnus upon ms ssuecess' IL -.
pupil Of Mt IotS J~sASsoaS' iio'l 49, west
ceived bis edncstIon previous 70 en's'o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
tii.st;, fsToN.N .AcADEMr.

The next h4siph itfthis Acaaemy, viii commence
"a ne III eay u September next. Mr. sANdoaS,
the very eiirieat AID competent principal has not
been assmueh encouraged by our community as he
deserved. He has been labofing amongst US for
the Hast II years with barely scholars sufficient 10
payshis very ecenomcaf expenses, This should
not be. Atho period has the Academy had at is
head teacher better qualified for i.sardufous du-
ties, One 81 bis graduates quite a outh-now
stands A, No III wsstPaini We state this facl
10 show that fAescholaf has the capacity TO learn
Mr.. s has the ability 10 impair. I'VE trust parents
and others viii size him such encouragement as
will enable him 30 remain amongst US. His place
would moi Ia easily spY1nlied
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
DEAitn ERoa CHOLERA.

sine 6iT lAsi 4sHes1ttr seeds of the pestcntc
htenght tGu if1f ts Frify III vanc of our citizens
Have PGMfa i8fAl ID hifa Mr. WnfisM. LANdLea
an pli anil iIIsEial tmplaSe Un the-Tailroad was
On His relQFa iEyssr DE Nbrthr tan days ago takef
sit4k at that pAlt anH aet Tying there for Two days
was brought if4ms where lie died On Monday last
He had hen labursns 1Hdsr darrhaia for some iimt
previously. ~
7 His retnsiSs gefe followed 70 The grave By The
Odd Fellows amt Red faen Of which Orders ht
gas a nemlFk =
Y There are he aihcf eases, nor are any feared
HNless stpohs those Nha arr daily exposed TO THU
smiasma u s4lcffY. IT, tt'acAeas5 Rifgini4f
N the tfSaHAcfAIf. Langley The Rail Road Com
panY VIII dosa an eihqieai ana valuable manager
NJ hiAen rsT y tAaFaeterl q aiding the President
of The cpmparK II eatry fpg ph the business 81 Tx
Road, much II dpt. Misplace win not b easily
bfIsd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16

~ Among the many blessings attend mt upon fn-
provements in the social condition and the advances P
our race in intelligence, is the prolongaton of human
life With the increase OF intelligence has grown np
knowledge for tile elements OF health aud regard qs
them and comnensuraely with the strides of sciefee
have we acquired the NJ arresting disease and
averting its rayages. Notwithstanding the progress
we have made statistics show that now. one sixth
Of he whole population die annually OF consumption
one of the most important discoveries OF the age ia
aineoratng the condition Of this large class OF su3er
ing humanity, is
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Nunda, Livingston Co., n. Y, june 20, is42
MI S. w Fowle-Dsar Sir; Prompted by sense 81
gratitude Tor benefits received from the Of WIsTAR
BAIs or WILD CHERRT, submit the following STAFF
Iaent: Previous to my taking the Wild Cherry, had
been obliged to give p my hasiness in consequence oil
severe affection OF tie lungs In this distressed state
I was ordered 10 thy your remedy Tor CONSUMPTION
ala So and ii the course or few weeks. was re-
stored to comparative good ep lih So
Gn-aAla+ta. 49, outS 'i 's Ior;Ns Br5RNs,
~ sIne. unless signed L BuTTs on The w5aIpeR
Nene ke, ~ L s. EICHELBERGEk,
For saleI ~ CharleSt0cR.
HiRchester,
AMI Nv druggists generally every whe'e'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
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MARYLAND REFoRs 81.

We extFastthe blowing item Of Refopmtcontem nj
plated 10 Aiar5land from The ''MarylsadR 5ftrucr'
aTaPer peAlshedin baltimore fur; the: champaign.
iwtll be seeh that Bicnnial" Sessions of q Legis
latura 10 n6s answer the purpose aiscipaihd by ids
friends ~ .
We afein favbr of abolisbiFg biennial ind suh-
stuting anpual SESSIONS Of ltd Legislature ard the
best feasanss thJS i tire omi}si6s o the first bien
nial essah 10 d@pose Of any i'm portant business
that n h4stfra II lt'3a -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16

49, ,,r,.,,,sss To. epen a BOARDING.
CcH0 OIL for Young Ladies az Sl.ak - 70 {.
Alexandria, On tne - - II ,I hs such as Id secre
rangetnents u ne s,rate corfse 81 ea-
for its pupils iapsIah 60 ana Instruction 81
cation under the sgISl ass;sf1nce az
the Principal via is.st If er,eriefice
may Is Is teaching win be engaged as an +
anu "a ,,rsyision will be made for the instfac-
,;s.e ~ Ii rms in French and Music, Sc
srS s s;1naI;on Of cLARENs is well Known Torn
,.Ls..i,,sss ana beauty, and its buildings are
sess ana well adapted the pufPoss e which
they are 10 be deyosed- i..t.- .f haardsrs
The School VIII CONSIST aisoS~s1A = Fl Il
without daF -scholars, Il, -, ~ fosas q
TIE School Session VII sits,r Tsslx
,,l er anuuua. payable lnIanuuallY, 4
ssxaace viii extra charges for Bedding, Music an'
French j. u .r.t3.s
\ lion 10 The Principal. GEo.A sall Il .
Avg 16. $3.50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16

Local M G moranda.
ADJOURNED MEETING oESTiEIs AfsIsI-
CULTURAL. SOCIETY,". HI

An adjourned meeting of the Valley Agricultural S.
cielg win be held IN CharEesown, August 10, (Cort
day,)at IL o'clock Ii II particularly desirable tlat
there Shall be full attand~rce uft9 members as much
business o importance Viii cpRe before the neetg
Those gentlemen feeling alb Interest ntte adgaRt enen
Of Agriculture and WHO have no Become members, an&
desiIe,to do So viii meet with cordial greeting
RODT. Nv. BAYLOR, Seehy.
August is, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PAelFIl

For s1ays litter Aee$-.Adraacf ~ The
CotIll Aiarkct Decline IN Corr
NEW YoRk August lis
The IT 81 steamer Pacific which sailed from
Liverp5 on The slst uliimo, arrived here today,
The safopez arrived At Liverpool tod tis 2sth plt
Sincc;the sailibg of abe Cambria, Cotton has ad-
yaneed idlta ld Indian corn has again auctIaied,
and miit N gaoted Is. loweg than when The Cam
.hFia said,
FlousistHsm Wheat Id per tushsl lbwef. In
PFovis iSns MI have no changeto note, Wool con-
tinues & active demand Cossee firm. Tea ID good
reqnests tnsno charge in price. Censps closed
yestcrds Wat a6sa97 Mexican, bonds have declined
in eensilHeace oil the news that C6ngress has not
procertS d 10 business and likewise from some diff
heuly Fhieh has arisen in paying the dividend dut
Of tle Il nk cf England = f
L7res dak Jala 3Os-The demand for Cotton on
SaturdSY was resumed with great activity, which
was cOsifinaed to-day, at prices about III Per Bb.
higher CHM we're quoted last week. The sales i'm
days Sersima,ed al ~ 600 bales of which p 600
may besa sporiiohed 10 spectators and br exports
The imports reported since Friday CONSIST Of l3-
soc frogs tie United States Al from Brazil, and
f459 frsml Observation-Disclosures BIZ the very favor
able chfnge inthe weather.
The " beat trade at our ma ketftp-day was rafh-
Ter heayt aad prices were Id per 70 Ids lower than
on FrigaT thereby placing the quotations I'd. per
70 lbs .;bove THOSE Of this day week. Flour, how
ever, WIS la moderate request, and maintaiaed the
advance previously noted. Barley, Reans. and
Peas atsarer and s0mewhatmore saleable Oats
steady snHvalue and in moderate demand. Cat
Meal nc. change H
- IL tsllfa.T1f n me Iollowing eyiraes from an
.ssa al NJ Malignant Choeras by DR. jackson, 81
S,lsa INDY perhaps, be OF importance 10
thllaos ne anSnion thatsdaring the
prevalelsae Of this iaial aisea9e, ~ =
accustosaeR modes OF living i nessss
Dursng the prevalence 81 ii th, faac
Choleras atmost every eng T5s Il
.los "a III for time, dgs9epic, ana me f1als
g usass l, Il ysslstyea bolh as 70 quality ana an4n-
49, A s. FIJI patients laborng under tlaA uis
NY = y as his change in the digestive apparatus
ease, snrsehlamens of the digestive innea,ons
renderea intapapie q y f8 itsn ina
and no ilRfas,9l y VI hreone Ia frequently
CAUSES III ~ ,;sordersd states Of the stomach an.
.sTins he epidemic period and 50 cpnol
=, sx,.;.e+s,f the disease.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16

~ The death Of Dr. YIN Gibson, Prin-
c;naI q the Winchester Academy, viii much
rain she many friends to whom bis qmiable
eharsS;er and department had endeaTed him
durina SIS short residence in our town.
EIggixi4n-
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77l7I7'ls7--177 = = = - - >
WILLARD T.. HAL..

Tlli4geHilcuaf II present Representative III
Congress lF9m thF fourth Congressional District in
Missouri lsas bfen defeated. The vote stood
Willard P.lIall CAN'T Bentoh) ? te1 voras J. b
Gariehhtrs (RenI.oH9 a2il votes and CHARLES T..
Bowman (NsFtipJ 3 Pos votes " @.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
IONS. F.iIssstr 7MIDDLEWAf.
rron - SO PaEss

s.,.,.s.a, ,axign holding FAIR
The Lndes 81 M "a i; sreSting an Episcopal
during tbs mo1sns - rs,,ce yrIil Sc given Of the
Church Is thai Plaee D1e 49, se & 10 bespeak
tinie 49, - ire svmpathy ard cn-ePstauon q
for n u w lnfrress in 20 iaxdable M under
al Wne tAa ~ S,rrh Is much needed n that siage,
An Epsc9pA SA1-s ~ 80 hsen promised towards is
and euasaaefsp,s ~ Srnoanf san be raised 10
efeetfen ~ rhe ladies' desire To secure the
and afsnA ~ -, il Is hoped that liberal com
anehst Z m Ssstain jhem in their Efforts
fSnsi3f copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
cHoLEH a--siR. KISSINciIAsr.-

y Is Will pgpsqasd regret Isl,a, w. anuor,r.s Il.
deaih OF Nil Ja,4Igs III Kis,asat,, i, t6rmerlv !
citizen Of this 4 ,ys.a fEs, Al 1----..-as4x L.
trs-Ferry for fhIast four years but came here %
Friday last % visiE Instantly who we're boarding
at Carriers H9i.E soon amer bis arrival be COM
planned Of being weak aud debiliia,ed and Wills, in
fhs Barber shop 5hf Bspiayed all the symptoms Of
person aboal q ialat IL was Immediately con-
Ffyed to his fooa and physician being called 10,
hs case was pfoiioanced.to be Cholera He died
'pn Satafday rnofsiihg Every thing That coald be
Done for any man, wax done ter him. Dis Straith
aEd Hall desgrEe the lhaiias, which, hase been
awarded them, iqfiaer diligence and attention ~
Me Carter. course hasetcited the admiration of
ailllegers n tlaFlsy asa philanthropy. He not
oaly gaze l,s ptis4nal attention 10 ~lhp deceased
n.il his sptii hisaaeti bafihssted that his family
should remSin aa W h9use9wiihonl compensation
Is LONG as the5 laibsa proper lie ednelpded IL
eatAd be 6t'er tprliham nut 70. retatn 10 The in
tyciiOGs alinoss heHs 81 IIafIf'Fs Gerry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16
fish /! Fish -

TUST received and for sale Her,in, -, go
Y efel Ply the dozen OF barrel. -
JulF5 1850 : - tiooFF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-16

AT RulesI held ii he Clerk,s one d ireni
Court 81 Jeifrrsoa county Oh ~ hrst <'6sr II
August. 1860
DanieI GJ HenkIe, ,sr,rF
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y, FlIR

ME Ladies. Of smithfeld design haying a FAIR n
Wear IS tfy tie asth 81 Augusta III The house TeeeE
oc caIel As Parsonage ii at Place, iqr the PhfFa
Facing in the erection Of 90 Episcopal Church \
is hoped that all who aesire fe s9e
an object, viii be iniattendance On that day.
August Esprit copy.
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glLE,Sy1IEON NOTFCE.

i NT0FfGE is hereby given that an, election will
LII he held Gu TUESDAY, the 22d Of August next I
Tie Gouti- House a Jefferson County, and at The
several Precincts established hy law in said CoGnty,
toF the purpose Of exciting four sdiscreet and proper
pHrs@hs no repre- seit The District Of which gehersos
EbuhsT forms park in the Convention which is 70
h seA de.ior the pa pose Of amendngthe Constitu-
ftE E Ajs QmlndHweakh. The Election at The
Stnt41i5Q4e via III conducted under The supeEin-
.f 4# q Sa;uh NJ Lakeland Samuel Ridcnour
.Nt AFTTTHfasfoa, Z. Hume BptcAer and John
iGa a. q q Y two Ct more OF them.
Ef ~r.37 i 0ndss tlne supeIintendence Of
NE EllaH 'h }ae tiez F5seph Memnrfan, John
A4.ys5k Et=usl Fsr5F aaYt3n b any $50 or more IL
4At l5st1gs- Fe1 under the superintendent /of
Dhr5l At rs E7aaE fa11[g Jebp g Wilson, Isaac
ff5Hfasla ~ q. 3 haHwh5d sfoE any Two or more Of
AeItntRjeld. "a affhe sHEsriateadence ofJamea
tsEaufflau It NV aeon. 81 los Srnish. Mans
Ei N#ltfsh .lld wan Effdn ld5a or any te1 on more
-t ,halB FH9S. EUT HEREFORD
G. II. STARRY
I 4 W! v RI n sf4R1Y' = i
FIJI TT 4. Gsl9E DastaekfeasplTeys, iced.
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CASH FOrs NEGROES.

r. AM DESTROYS 10 purchase a large number Of
III NEGROES for The Southern markets., men,
wogaen, heys Sisis ard ikaniesH Tor which VIII
gise sha highest cash prizes.
IL Pgrsops having slaves to sell will please inform
nsa psrsenallr or By leittf 1t Martinsburg, which
IN Hi receive prompt attention or ID. NJ s. w. L.
ifynnsnhsn. 10 ala West Pratt street. Baltimore.
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
Arsnt far n N Il W. L. CaaAabeH.
II NfaFtinshtifr August lS50-lv. ta@1tl NJ
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I RAsEReAD GUIDE.

6 y, HpllgooA s Co, New York publish every
month slLe II lnilfd states Railroad Guide a very
essential wofk f4r Tie traveller, containing, as ii
docs rs Situation, length and fare II every Rail-
road iss44Hle tnionl
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R0aRDING SCHOOL.

Ard by Druggists gsnetahy Yss'
August39, 1Soa-lt.
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NnTlEL.

The Committee Of Arrangements for the Procession
ON r al If August viii meet the purpose O; closing
the business attending II on saturday evening e.At p
half past seven oclogk = e theegl Sg4n 8 ,its''
ESQ i. THE CHAIRMAN CT COMMIT he.
August I6. 1850.