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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-06

HrNous avons recu ct nous pourrlons
publier aajourd'hui, des documens qui
detruiraient toutes les atteintes portees
a la reputation de M. de Lauc-Maryat.
Comme il Went de repondre avec me
autre arme que la plume, la plus grave
de ces atteintes, nous pensons que tout lie
monde croft que celui GU, peut Ie plus
peat le nsosns ct nous nous abstenons de
remplir nos colonies de communicates
dun interet tout personnel.
Voici l'affaire une Tongue lutte s'est
engagse repee, entire M. de Lauc-
Maryat ct M. Marciacq, editeur de la
feuille whig qui ouvert la polemique
en- attaquant lie Pionnier, ct 6ni cette
polemique en- insultant M. de Lauc
Maryat, whig qai nest attache au Pion-
nier que pour la reduction de la partie
ftteraire. M. Marciacq appeh d donner
satisfaction de ses insultes await choisi
repee, CONNIE les usages du pays hui en-
donnent lie droit. Six engagements ayant
eu lieu, sans blessure de part nj d'autre,
M. de Lauc Maryat offert par Pentre-
mise de ses temoins, d'echanger une
bale. A cette demande il etc repon-
du par les temoins de l'adversaire de
M. de Lauc Maryat qu'ils esperaient
obtenir une solution i lepee. II leur a
etc accorde qu'on essaierait encore. ct
au second engagement, qui suivi ce
pourparler, M. Marciacq etc blesss au
bras droit, puis declare hors de combat
par ses temoins.
La satisfaction demandee par M. de
Lauc Maryat etait an duel hors de com
bat.
81 nous donnons autant de details sur
cette affaire, c'est que le bruit a couru
que M. de Lauc Maryat await 6te trois
lois blesse, ct que nous croyons devoir
rassurer ses amis sur l'issue de cette afai-
re, en- declarant quill en- est sorti intact.
Pour tout homme d'honneur, les mots
qui fietrissent s'effacent ayec du sang;
M de Lauc Maryat, penetre de Get
axiOme, cede aux pressantes sollicita-
tons des charges de pouvoirs de M.
Marciaca ct de ses propres amis; les
deux adversaires ont alors renou6 les
liens De bonne confraternits qui les unis-
salient avant ce diferend.
Nous avons lie desir que ces nouveaux
liens soient durables.
LES EDITEURs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-06
LEGISLA AZURE


LEGISLATURE
DE LA LoU1s1ANE.-sEss1oN ExTRAoRDINA1RE.
La presse de la Nouvelle- Orleans est
divisee sur Ia question du jour, question
qui a trait a la necessite dune session
extraordirnaire de la Legislature. 81
les publicistes qui sont opposes cette
session, rompaient pendant quelques
iours, avec leurs habitudes ct parcou.
raient quelques-unes des campagnes que
iinondation envahies; s'ils compala ent
ces champs desoles aux plantations que
les eaux mont pas dspouillees de leurs
richesses; s'ils appreciaient dams sa ma
vrantc verits, la quantite de sucre que
perd la Louisiana; s'ils calculaient le
colt pour pEtat de l'appIication dun
systeme de snrete, ct le dommage occa-
sionne par la plus petite inondation, GER
tes il sen trouverait bien peu disposes a
consacrer leur talent ct leur influence a
la propagation dune pensee impopulaire,
qui expose les habitants a me RUNE inn
minente ct annuelle, qui eutrave le de-
veloppement de la culture ct psrtant,
la prosperits du pays.
Mais ce ne sont pas les publicistes qui
partagent avec Phon. gouverneur de Pc
tat, popiuion quill est inutile de conyo-
quer une session extraordinaire, qui me-
ritent lie plus de reproches. Les torts
principaux appartiennent a la majorit6
imprevoyante, pour ne pas dire. inintel-
ligente, de la Legislature. 81 cette ma
jorite, au lieu d'embrouilier notre Code
de plusieurs douzaines de lois de plus,
await bien compris sa mission, ellie au=
rait adopte. .auelques bonnes measures sur
cette importante question ct il ne seFait
pas aujourd'hui rigoureusement nsces-
saire de l'engraisser ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
aux frais de l'Etat. 81 les cent mile
piastres que codtera une nouyelle session,
avaient etc allouees pour Ia consolida-
ton des leyees, nos honorables pour
raient Sc Gliciter Respiration de leur
terme, d'ayoir servi leur pays moins
longtemps ct mieux qu'ils ne pauront
fait. 1'
Quoiqu'il en- soft Ie planteur ne me-
rite pas d'stre ruins paree que ses man.
dataires font preuve d'imperitie. L'ho-
norable ct populaire J. Walker qui est
a la tete du gouvernement, par la volon-
ts des democrates, salt quill doit entou-
rer le peuple de sa sollicitude ct donner
a toutes les proprietes, q toutes les for
tunes, la haute protection de PEtat, les
garanties de aecurite, auxquelles toute
societe droit de la part de pexecutif.
C'est parce que nous cemptons sur cette
sollicitude du chef de pEtat ct sur sa
haute sagesse, cue nous nous attendons
prochainement voir lancer une procla-
nation qui convoque une session extra
ordinaire.
Puissent nos honorables, dams cette
nouvelle occasion qui leur scra offerte
de rendre a leur pays un service signale,
attacher leurs noms uD acte grand,
utile, imperissable!
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CHANGEMENT DE DOMICILE.

Les bnreaux ct l'imprimerie du Pion-
nier sont transrortes de la propriete du
iuge Morel, dams lie waste local, apparte-
nant 4 M. HeIluin sur le bord du bayou,
a cote du bureau de poste de Napoleon-
vile.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-06
Ir ploNNlER De L'ASsOMPTl0N.
PUBLIC PAR
supERVIELLE g. DEVILLIERS.
Co,1ottto,ts ntt Dottr,tal:

ABONNEMENT Il Announcement est paya-
HE rexpiration du premier trimestre.
POUR UN AN .: ::::: 70 90
POUR SIX MOIS -: ::::: 3 90
Tout abonne qui voudra suspendre son abon-
nement, devra prevenir, par ecrit, les editeurs,
guinze iours au moins, avant Respiration du
trimestre. -
ANNONCES Pour les insertions, ,annonces,
avis. etc., ETC., les conditions sont les suivantes
Par CENT MoTs, pour la lere insertion 81 90
Pour les insertions suivantes ::::: so
On execute l'imprimere du PIoNNIER, ct ce,
aux prix les plus moderes, tontes especes d'ou-
,rages typographiques, (Joos,) tells que, cARTEs'
rAcTUREs, PAMPHLETS, BLAECs, ETC, ETC.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-06
P0LlTIQUE EXTERIEURE.


lie Havre, ct sans doute bientot, Boulo-
gne! LIE President de la Republique
francaise vent tout voir par lui-meme ct
Sc faire voir partout; c'est a pcine 81 la
mort de Louis-Philippe a pu parreter un
Jour dams son voyage princier, c'est a
peine 81 cette haute lecon que lie vent
de l'exil lui envoyait sur les allies de la
mort, etc compris par lui. Et cepen-
dant que d'enseignements, precieux a
conserver, etaient renfermes dams cette
grandeur, cette decadence ct cette fin
dun homme qui fut pendant quelques
annees lie pere de son peup1e, ct qui
tomba pour ayoir oublle les barricades
de Juliet, pour s'etre laisse aveugler sur
les tendances du parti republican,!
Mais Louis Bonaparte ne veut pro6ter
d'aucunes lecons il dedaigne celles des
yivants, celles des morris il les meprise.
Les Representants en- vacances sont
peu satisfaits, dit-on, des promenades po-
litiques du President. ct la droite elle-
meme a manifesto lie desir de faire cause
commune avec lie centre gauche, a la
reouverture de la Chambre.. ST ce bruit
Sc confrme, 81 la majorite de PAssem-
blee rationale veut devenir honnete ct
s'opposer enfp aux projects anti-republi-
Gains du chef de l'Executif, la Republi-
que franeaise est inebranlable, ct pour
saper les principles de la Constitution, il
faudrait que lie peuple tout enter Sc le-
vat contre une forme de gouvernement,
quill acclamee en- 1913; il faudrait
que ce meme peuple qui a arose de son
sang, la terre republieaine quill a trois
fois gcondee, mentit ses glorieux pre-
cedents!
Or ce nest pas du peuple franGais
qu'on peut craindre semblabfe revire-
meEt. -...s
Que le Bonaparte, entoure de courti-
sans ct de piqus-pIaces, espere arriver par
une facon de coup-d'E Etat, a rempire ou
tout au moins la presidence eternelle,
nous lie comprenons, nous lie croyons me-
me, mais que la France puisse attendre,
espsrer un coup-d Etat, VOLTA ce que nous
Mons positivement. aHas.
Depuis 1889 la France est republi-
caine, les Francois sont democrates; tout
ce qui pense avec le ceur, lit ct COM
prend, depuis Hyeres jusqu'a Quievrain,
depuis Besancon jusqu'a Cherbourg, veut
la Republique une ct indiyisible. e.-C'est
auiourd'hui la seule forme de gouyerne-
ment qui puisse conyenir au premier
peuple du vieux monde.
Vainement on annonce que des pre-
tendants surgissent de toutes parts,vaine.
ment on nous montre des princes exiles
qui changent leurs re'raites en- cours
somptueuses, vainement que'ques hon.
mes de parti quittent l'Assemblse natio-
male, franchissent les fron!ieres ct won't
porter 4 leurs princes lSgitines, fassu-
rance de leur fdslite! La France repu-
blicaine rit des pretendants, accepte les
Cours pour ce qa'elles valent, ct apPre-
Gle le deyouement dee chefs royalistes
sa juste valeur.
Restons done parfaitement tranquilles
sur les resultats dcs echaufourees que
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
WINDOW sash FASTENERS,

THE undersikne1 have oseained Letters Paien.
L tur q most valuable Ala lasET SASH EAsrsN-
"a By uhieh yea are enabset 70 RAISE inc wIncoS-
sash % any required height and hod il tass. without
cntiing keles in The frame akd az thr sanDe time 9
LEI down the upper Sash Is % LEI the heated an
escape AZ The Top and admit TIE cool air az me pot
tom, ard also make the SesA; perfectly alright ase
keep il frsim rarrinR w 81 IS il that has mel Lac
MS rest hruken ~ tie elssteI:ng sfthe winao~
IN stormy night Il say nesAing Oh tAe amount q
air admitted thereby This FzStsner has great adj
yaniages eser aay other SASH stopper, giving yea
complete renIroi Of shs sash ard Will accemodaie
itself ioaHy state b. The weather wei or dfy-lae
back ~ the sash being grooyed and strip nSeTtsu
winch Is osee agaEBsl tns frslne thus aeeetn to
dalns tlself 10 The lf4mr and BEHIND tas ssrp / an
eccNBrfe can hkpE "a 4 lever ShtcR passes
through lhe sash, an raising % depressing 4ae
lever taseHs or lo%sis The sash aud enables so9 10
loek II fast al any point Such is the estimate put
on this discovery thar we aaye epplied them 70
several hundred windows Notwithstanding hui a lew
weeks have elapsed siRcr " gta 4ths fixtures and
Aeyen before ootaaied The patent ana many more
have been engaged IS soon as we can procure Jas
We would now say 10 the public that We have
made arrangements Tor our castings with Nj.
Rodgers ef No 10 High street. Old Town, BaHti-
more Nd who by he by, We would recommend
10 such as nav vanSteastings done-sfoF the prompt
ness and the maHner IN which il IS done--and With
Mr. Wernwag 81 HaFpeFs-FeTry the most distin-
gui>hed machiaiSt "a our country as any enc will
admit III be will call ana see his saop and the ma
chinery re has On hand. He has undertaken 10
fnish Our fastenEngs Is machinery 50 that hey will
ry1uire no asserting hi can he put together wf,h
the greatest despatch Such Is may wish 10 pur-
chase State or CuuHty rights can apply tpasIpaid)
to either OF us NATEaNiGL MYgas CharlesioWn.
JefFags,n county, va or F. c. SMITH. Harpefs-
Ferry, Va. Pqfeatdasf The fastenngS can be for
waHded from Harpet~Feryo any point with the
same facility as they epnld from any Of opT Atlantic
Cities it being immediately ca lhe Baltimore and
Ohin Rail Road abeatS0 miles from Baltimore,
and in telegraphic communication With the East
and West &c
I'll such as may be acquainted with either of The
gentlemen whose names are given we would say
write tothem ami satisfy tyoufsefps thai it is no
hurnhne:-A Hnnlef l. N. Garter G w Sap
pingtan Ii fICyes 5. Waite John ates James
L. Ransom 5 GaFdeaer tpest-pad,) who have
them iIt9u>r aHH many uihefs who are waiting 10
hare thsm put III thef wintass
NATHANIEL MYERS. 49,.
r. G SMITH 1'94.sss-
JRty s. $50
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Goods al ssosf. !.

UTE are COW selling cur Stock OF Goods a
w cost FOR CASH
Ourstock i large and in II may be found an. a.
soTlment Of Goods such Is are usually kept ia q
retail store. viz:
Cloths, Cassimeres and vesiinzs; III
Cashmefes~ Mouslines Aipaceas and M-rines5
Berases TissreS Lawns and Gsalicces;
Siiks and many other desirable Dfess Goods
rs OSnabuEgS Tor Negree's Shirts;
81 ~ and 4 Blown Cotions heavy
10 and ~ Fine 10. do.;;
Good Stockoi Bleached Goodss
Irish Linens and Bed Tirkingi
Linseys, FIannels, Cheeks. ToFellings ard many
olher articles which can Be seen b. calling soon.
Also good stock Of Gfocefies. Sugar. Coffee.
MoIasses. Teas. Spices Fine and G. A. Salt; also
a good stock Of Queenswars. Hardware, Bcess,
Shoes, Hats &C.
We Nave made arrangemenls 20 remove to dis
tant part of tie Staie; thersfose The goods mas y
disposed Of and great bargainS rsn Re had by cali
ing soon. JOHN XIV GODS = %.
Sept A3 1850.
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Virginia. 10 W.T.:


AT Ruses knlGra IL The Clerks Once OF fhf Cir
cum C1nft q Jefrrson eounty. On ihE III day Of
Ocfonrr. 1888
w HI HsfSfmann and Sigis nunc FL Hurssrnann
partners under he name and Erm ef W. H.
HOrsirnahn & Son PLAIsTIFfs
AGAINST
and ---- Wilson, partners.
trading nader the hrm Of WilsoH 4 Co and
James MrDannl DEFESDANTs;
~ ~ cHANcERY
TTyHIS suit u brought to attach in the hands Of
III the Defendant James Mcdaniel money
goods ard effects belonging 10 lhe DeleHdaBfs w H.
Son s Co. q satisfy de6, due from said Wilson
& Co. 10 The Plaintiffs And III aYptaTinz 90 am
dayil filed IN this Suis that he said Defendants
and - WiisfB tadiug under the
name ard aTn Ii W44s.7r & Co are 10, rrsiaents
Ok his STATE they are hsreby required 70 appea
within one month after due p4hIieatipn Of This or
der and do whzI is necessary 10 protect their in
teresl ia This matter II is further dFdersd thar
cory hereof tie published once week fer four sue
eessive weeks, ID Some newspaper 10 the said caun
n and posted al The front door OF the Court House
thereof, on The FIRST day Of the next county Court
A Cepy--Tesie
ROBERT r. BROWN. {. c.
October II 1850 --4w.
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Purchasers, look 10 yonr Interests.
GREAT REELECTION OF PRICES.

1NHE. Undersigned having lately returned from
i the sEasseJp Cities with a large and splendid
assortment ef
sADps.ERN. Sc,
is prepared 70 manufacture std fafueh dvetT att
Gle IN Bis line Of business oi the trsG mat rial ani
in The neatesl and Tl4st sNt>taniia3 manner. a.
greatly reduced pfiee$ aud upan sueb terms cans
not dit ii sun purchasers Fig l. B:d tofgetal d
the past Kindness ana patronage with have heea
sn,lilaraly extended 10 him ~ his eidrUstamerS
ana would avail himself Of r.Is means ~ return
ing tbcin hi> siuscr@st thanks tor lheir support
whilst he hopes BY reGgmed energy ana attention
TO their wants 20 mtyit continuance +ei their
patronage.
Lie may al all jme*, in business hanrs. he 'ount
at biz Ola stand 0ne door Nnrt II Wnf pprsey's
Drug Store, and oppasite John " Reydsl Store.
j. EINCEN HELLER. q
Mart;rsbt7ro AnrfilfS IS5if--ty.
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REMEAaRAscE or pAsr BENEFI:a,

Il once CALLED on a neigh Dor, says Husi-
phrey, wht was watering an old stump OLA
gcraniun (which seemed to met to give vess
little prqnfse Of either green leaf or fowef
Neigh6of, said | = ycut5 labor will.hs
lostn Il J- I.
~.Perhaps 50, said She" ;,at cam hardls
part Witt ~ old tree for all that | eannds
help calliAg 10 my ni6d waat il has been;
and how often it has made any window loos
cheerful With its fresh, green leaves, and IL
fneH scarlst flowers /" :
This refly completely siIeaced me, for !
thought il my heart that my neighhor wAs
right and was wrong. It is a good Sign e
e1lberspast advantages.
! Icalled on friend who was giving }
mouthfuI vi oats in sieve to an old horss
grafing inshis paddock )
Il You NAV corn your horse said /, %
mush as YOU will but it is not all likely thss
he viii eyfr b. able to work again {
True replied he. s.but have mo wis s
to forget the work he has done for ms Mi:
ny weary day has he benny coEnpaaios;z
carrying ne safely on his batk, or ,drawiIS
me in mNgig and while old Diuger liyss
| hope never TO grudge him a moathful a
grass OR CORN
Right thought |, and the feeling Is
creditahle one, but ii is NOT always, nor otss
ten that i: poor brute falls into such good
hands flshsll think the letter Of you I'd;
your haRsnity
| callya en- q relative who was waited Oh;
bya yerysold servant who made sad blum
ders ! INDEED the old man WAS almost blind,
aud very Feeble Old Peters dayis over. /
said / s..sAd plumbers he makes, and sad
bIuudeys Ss will make, for bis day is CONS
by ii
kndR itdF replied my relatlve bug Il
hssdey.ss saah Hsre' i icde Gipder' the too
of the master he has SO faithfully served ~
He. has besn sgood servant 70 me, and to MY
father. belbre die. and right little do expect
from hisnhew in The way of service Peter.
j say, has served me, aud it is now my turn
70 serve keter,,'
honeted iny kind-hear,ea relative for
bis RENE atbraHce of services, aud for his at
tcntion to:an old servant So that. to speak
the truth, 1 gos good from my asighbor nv
friend, ana NY relative
ChrisflSn RAIDER are there none round
about us Nhoss infrmities We ought TO bear
Wltn xfpm w are neglectiHg and treating
with ssekin6ness than we ourselves. If -
their sitqatisn should expeetl Are there
none whdse past services We are forgetting Or
undertaking who have i lust claim on our
respect akd shtnkfulness ID. = tals ~.
matter ii heart, and give an honest reply.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
BAacksmithing.

VIZ undefsikned having leased Tie Blacksmith
= SAoR q Mr.. George EirAelbergsr on .tCat
yah offers ~ services a. a Blaeksmiih He
Hil % Al kinds Ct Farm Work. Mill lronS Edge
Icols &e, ~ the shortest notice and for TIE very
.iowest prices Articles mann aetaret hy him which
,ste ot done 10 drcer and 81 ne hst I.,,risis = s.
lie Ershaned Tree pf eharse he inyjls real fr,,,
,tke tuhAie. GEORGE m T1ssy. --
], Anrsl IL isSal-ar
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]. CARRELL,S mOTEI.

N1 RS. CARRELL. respectfully announcesI ZONE
~ public that the Hotel IS still open Ior accom-
nodstion q PERSONS passing of visiting Harpers-
serrr The pHemises have nnderzone thorough
aeiaeaH and elfansins--and she is Pfepareilto se-
omeao6a,e in a STYLE mol surpassed or he rcs,le-
HE inviies the patronage Of liz travelling pv,blie
HSrpsrs- Ferrt Sept. 20 fa5a
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2O19D OPIDFREC 1'1RS.

If III tIAST5 q. BGLLEs, SscTfsfFu. Il
CuRisr1FHEaCt LYMAN ASSf .SsErsJ%rg.
ApIR3eb.i3as iar insarhnne nfav hn mad ot
ID nv. HER BFRT @
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10 the Public.

TIME nrsaersigned having been appointed i Con-
u stafbel Tor The, Southern Dissrict. respectfully
irnders Ms terrices 70 The pnblie III thar ca prity
He viii Ris ever attention possible 10 The ceilec
lion a al claims placed in his hasds and pay orer
prompslY ben collected All he asks is trialsa
be pledges adeliiy 70 his patrons
THOMAS JOHNSON
Chalfssssfn March q, 1880,
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OoNrokriS rRAvELLING --Messrs. Walk.
n aad Fight leg . invite the attention 81
Ndestriahs to 3theE portable walking sticks
ch eghtainS teonyenisDtly slowed avay1
eir antesipr tubes. ! bed, bolster ana
~ rsSayi fpr inaatien; also. bsdsteaa
-; shsStS N hitnry blankets soap. pens.
go Nge Ga, paper, boosjock. Gre knive,
ebe, Milton, Shakespeare, Byron.
and comfortable velocipede-.
- PIC. syng from "a Cd 40 Albert -
aes eS Copy the address
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Hmglaes, Fr"n.

FUST teceiTed fine assortment Of the above
~ Ifon,l t.I |. ana II 10 squares and roan4s,
Jts By | inch Horseshoe Bars Naii Rsfs,
Small Tire Iron, &c; Together with generalas-
sorrneht VI atAer Pennsylvania ud Ratntofe Itoas
All 81 whirst, viii sell On the most favos@hle
t---es T. RAwLIsS. :
Oct 4, 1850. II
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Jefferson Boot ara Shoe Factory.
THE NEW WooLLEN FACTORY.
EEOOg TEsy MED.

T0HN K WHITE and d. 10. HENKLE have
y their Nsw WooLtEa FAcrssY in Shepherds,
lowe aeaiiy completed The Machinery is all Of
the snesi approved kinl and the most skfui aud ex
periSnred Rorkmen have been engaged so that hose
wool gTowsfs and merchants, who paronizs tbs 81
fa5lis teA naF rely epdn getting the hest nateri-
als, aa h fabrics and fast t0l5rs Rollscari and
other eoansry work done attthe shortest notice.
We viii exchange for WOOL. on the most &C
eommpaatl4g terms, our fabrics, VIZ: Fuled ard
Plaid Linsays, Tweeds Blanketing. Flanneis Stock
ing YaTH. &C.: Also any other kinds Of merchan-
die that may be preferred TO our own make at the
Store o. JOAN K Whise where all the wool will be-
received
Nokihg iIat can be doncson our part shall he lsft
andoaE 20 render Ientre Satisfaction 10 those who
Trade wEh ns, either by exchange of wool or ,,1r.
chass II euf goods: WHITE & HEN1LE
Shephe5dslown, Nav "a IS49i
n B sFfsrd Soap, Bees War and TalIov- want.
ed at the highest market price.
Spf,7s { IL 1zzrfins5arg Paperyco1v
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ERoaE.. Atatlonary, "a.

EUST lfeeeFed a large assortment Of School and
- MISCELLANEOUS Books, 10 which the attentions
If aeachErs and parents is called. Also Black.
Cooks, Lester and Cap Papet, Black Blue and Red
Inks .Tg
lY Partir1lar attention is caedto the stock Of:
Standard fLit4raiAre which is the most complete
eYs. offered lhs pubie
S ElcHELBERGER.
CharleHkoyrn Oct If~i65O
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
CANRg FOR NEQK{OEa.

r AM 5esrous 10 PURCHASE large number Of
Il NIXfROES fer tile Southern markets men
wopen h6ys, gitls and families for which will
give The highest cash prices w. i
Psrssnb having slaves}o sen will please inform
M Rersohelty or hy letter al Martinsburg, which
win'reSp3ye prompt attention; or b. NJ I& w q
CamplaH No .I2 West Pfatt street Baltimore,
k8 ELIJAH MCDOWELL
AgEnt FIJI BsJ Is. w T. C4MHeY.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-08
Cassl Tor Wool.

I Will pay the Marked price Tor WOOL ii
i Cgsh,seithsr washed or 1ilwsshed as soon al dea
iiTefso q me except DISslay on Pure Co.sr6id II
w. L. WEBB,
August %, is50-tf Stepiefdstotn BfIRs
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