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The Arkansas banner., 1850-12-03

WEpNgsDAv, Nov 2f.
 Mir Carroll presented the petitoa of Henry F. Sewell. Referred to the Committee on the Judi ciary,
 Mir Watson, from the- Committee on Ways and Means, reported a bill for the relief of George W. Clarke and Wm. E. Woodruff.
 NIT Tobey, from the Committee on Counties and County Lines, Reported adversely 10 tho t,rtion for the formation of new cou1ty out of portions of Henps'ead, Lafayette, Oaachita aud Union. Re- port adopted.
 Mir Watson. from the Committee on Ways and Means, reported adversely 10 the bill providing for the purchase of of Langtree's maps for each county in the State. Report aeop,ed and the bill rejected.
 Mir. Watson. from the Committee oa Ways and Means. reported adversely to the bill to exempt per sons over 45 years of age from poll-tax.
 The House rejected the report upon a vote of ayes 35. 90.
 He question was then upon the passage of the bill. Mir Bassham moved amendment l0 the bill The chair declared tue amendment out Of order Mir ehbetts appealed from the decision of the chair. The question of order discussed at some length and the dccson ol the chalr was sustained. The blll was put upon its tnal passage. The yeas and nays ealled for aud the bill was rejected by gots of 3l to 50.
 MT fobey reported bill.
 Mir robsy, from the committee on counties and county lines, reported adversely to tho formation 0i q new county 10 Dc called W eosteE The report was adopted.
 Mir Trspnali. from the committee on the judiciary, reported us inexpedisnt the bill to change the Stat nts to give further jurisdiction 10 the Probate courts. Mr N Aitierspoon hoped the report would be rejected aud argued it's necessity. Mir Trapnal opposed it. The report was adopted.
 Mir rrapnsi. from the committee on the judiciary reported back, amended, bai to prevent aop resi- deats from becoming executors administrators. and recommended it's passage with the amendments. I he report was adopted and the bili passed. Mir fo5ey introduced biil 10 chaugs the .ns between tho counties of White aud Coaway. First reading.
 Mrfrapnali, from he comuittee cn Ihe judiciary, reported bill 10 reduce tolls, uuiayorabiy. Report adopted Also to amend the Statute ia relation 10 ibe fees of administrators. Reported favorably aad adopted The bill re-commtied
 Also bill to prohibit persons from quarterHg slaves. ia certain Reported anfagoraby.-- The bill was rs-eomsittsd.
 Aiso a bill extending authority to the Circuit couYts of this Stale 10 grant wrts oG supeisedeas aud certiOrari. Reported iaexPsdisat- The report was adopted
 Also biil 10 carry into effsct the will oi John Mar, of Bradley coaaty Reported asfavoFsDsy Mr Bsily moved io lay the report ca <Ae table uAih Monday, which agreed to.
 Also bill to empower ihe Circuit courts to change names Rspss,sdfavcrably. The bili was read third time aag passed
 Also resolution te amead tie Consultation SO us to make tho offices of Jadges ef Supreme court,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-12-03

Auditor aud Trsasessr and Sscrsssrv .f s,... avs ". y the PssFse. Reported usisvershlv .,s. T . hill to amend the rules of the U.ns. '1'ssesse
 Mr WiiheTspeon. from select eon,n,,,. D' an resasloa io the pay of iarosa repOr,s s '.a etisate. ApfeFred to | eommstae. SsN
 Mf StMfeeR, irem . aeleet eommissra. ,.,..... .svoFspsT ssll for the relief Of Messss. Rvs. -, hoassaes dhs hill was re-eomsnllled. W
 MF MeEten latrodnced a bill so ss.sA,,,A ,,. county .,, st Sebastian. Firss reading. VI
 The House adjourned
The Arkansas banner., 1850-12-03

THURSDAY, NoVemoer 70.
 Mir. IIuey offered . joint resolution to instruc, our delegation in Congress to procure a weekly mall route from Princeton, tn Dallas county. 10 Fl Dorado. in Union county, pia Moro, Little Bay and Miller's BIuf post offices.
 On motion of Mir Clarke, a bill was passed for ths relief of George Wilson. of Yell county.
 Mir McKneely. from the committee on counties and county Iiae-, reported favorably bill to estabt fish the county of Calhoun, out of portions Of DaI las, oaachita, Bradley aud Union counties
 Ca motion of Mir Hucy, the bill was referred to the judiciary committee.
 Mir lizard, from the commitee education, re- ported an s,ne nded bill to authorize the sale of he 18th sections for less thau two dolass per acre, in certain cases. Amendments adopted. and bill or dered 10 be expressed for sd reading tomorrow.
 Mir Berry introduced bill 10 authorize the Pro bate Courts to issue wriis of election to i vacan ces in the office of Justices of the Peace.
 Mr Maxwell introduced bill to call in Inc scrip of Marion county.
 House bill to amend sec. 9l, chap 9j, Digest, was read a second time
 House bill 10 call in the county scrip of Scott county was read third time.
 The amendment 10 the Constitution, striking out the words " except Washington county which may bs reduced to six hundred square miles was read second time-ayes, 2i House bill to prevent specuations in Donation lands aud 10 dipense with making improvements thereon by married women minor children.
 Mir Fletcher offered an ameudp,ent. to include all persona who have already taken up aay donation lands.
 MT IEard moved 10 refer inc bill to select com mtee. which was agreed to; Messrs lizard, Fletcher and Chism.
 M' Rector, from the comniliec on the judiciary, presented report favorable 10 the bill 10 incorporate the Graad Lodge of the iadependen, Order of Odd Follows, of tic State of arkansas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-27

Ladies, Misses, 4 Children's Hose.
~ S; GL up par Cotton, Cashmere. Alpaca and
~, a. SiS bose, variety hard to equal.
u, =, Gov JERE HARRIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-27
Register Of he Virginia Debates.

=
HyHE undersigned proposes % publish during the
u session Of The VIRGINIA REFORM CON-
yENTIONi should sufficient nnmber Of suhscri-
bers be obtained during the recess tOlustify the
terprise, REGISTER Of the Debates and Pro-
ceedings Of the Convention, as taken down and
written out by corps Of the most experienced and
accomplished STxSoGRAPHERs 70 Be had in The
country.
The Regisieysf FIyginia Dt6atSs will Be published
in quarto form, On good paper and with clear
type, and will Be completed, when the Convention
shall have closed its labors with copy Of the New
Constitution together with the vote u the people
upon il, when such shall have been eRsiaUy a.cer-
tanned. The whole to constitute a volume Of con-
yenent size for binding and preservation. Judging
from the ability displayed IN The discussions during
The short session previous 70 the adjournmenti III
may safely be asserted that tie Debates Of The Viz
ginia Reform Convention are likelyio possess mere
than ordinary interest TO the public.
TERMS:
For-one copy III the Register So Two copies 10
one address for IS. No copy sent until the money
has been received BY the publisher.
\. B.-Should the requisite number Of subscri-
bers not be obtained such persons as may have for
warded the amount Of subscription shall Be credit
ed 10 the extent Of their remittance, the hooks OF
the Richmond Republican, and The Semi w eekly
edition OF that paper win be forwarded the amount
Of SO. in lieu Of The Register.
Address RO. H. GALLAHER,
Republican Office,
Richmond Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-27
Al CARD.'


HAVE Just returned from New York where Il
, made arrangements with Mr. Geo. w. Farm
ham, tolbe furnished regularly with Garments cut
in the latea fashion, and the "Reports' 1.-THE same
regularly received. Gentlemen mar feel assured
that all work given me will be cut and finished in
the best style and upon terms satisfactory to all 81
CoATs, VEsTs and PASTs OF every style will be
made 70 the taste OF gentlemen. Ny object is if
possible by all means to please GARMEsrs made
in the city Of New York are nowIin my Shop, and
the public are invited 10 examine them. Having
for many years given my WHOLE attention to ms
business, can say with conhdeAre. that can now
combine taste with comfort, and that my Journey
men are every way competent, and lfeea Just pride
in finishing their work IN workFaplike manner
In word, am now prepared to suit all tastes, and
only ask fair trial by the public. m
Grateful 10 The PUBLIC for past patronage, con-
tinuance is respectfully solicited. From persons
at distance nol less Than at home should be hap
py to receive a trial, and / feel confidence ii
stating, as am authorised BY our Merchants 10 al.
that Cloths, Cassinneres, Trimmings &c, will Ia
sold on the mos, favorable terms, and at prices
greatly less than heretofore
JOHN r. A. REDMAN. ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-27
lE~NEW WOoLLEN ryfl ToRrr
HsooI EYi0nIR6..

TOHN r.. WHITE and D. G. HENKLE have
u their New WooIf.EN FAcroRY, in Shepherds
town, neatly completed. The Machnery,is all Of
the most approved kind and the sAilfil and
perienced workmen havebeen engaged, so what those
wp9l growers and merchants who patronize this eS-
td5lisa7aent may rely upon gellinglhe best materi
ais the best fabrics and asteoiors. Rolls earded and
Other country work done at the shortest noiice.
We viii exchange for WOOL, on The most ac--
cenmddating terms; our fabrics, viz: Failed an.j
Paid LiH}eys. Tweeds Blanketing, Flannels Stock
ing Yarn, &c: Also, any other kindsof nerchau-
dizh, that may be preferred to our own make, at the
Sore Of John K. White, where all the wool will be
received
Nothing that can be done on our part shall be lefe
unhone, 10 render entire satisfaction TO those who
ttade with US, either by exchange Of wool or pur-
chase Of our goods WHITE s. HENKL
Shepherdstown May "a, 1919.
/ ~. b. Hard Soap, Bees Wax, and Tallow want
/ ed|at The highest market price. a
Il. Spirit and Mariiasburg Papers copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-27
nALyINORR ACENCY
VARIETY.
WINTER = COMING.

~ 3, c. eoLfsweaTHT.
Winter Is conan g--eoiE and drear---
Sec We y4se potF arusi{Fd
q. whea The HfslhfuI storms career
And snow SeIspfcasis the ground
VIII ye not th&e them By the hand,
Or 10 he h1fei 90,
And aranrd ne dying ennbers stare,
And vIpc tke tears that nowf
Winter II eesning --hesr ye not,
The mothers earnest cry ]
For DARK and dTesry ialher lot
No real friend is nigh,
For wood and 6read she askelh now,
D sbaIl shsSask 10 vain
See sorrow stAtrped uPoe Der brow,
Ard mark ths orphan train.
Winter Is cornlag every drawer
Should be authorized 20 day
Whom do y0u keep that clothing for
Why not give il away
Come pull II ost--a CLOAK, vest,
Whatever yoa can give,
Wrapped sBagiy round the Orphans breast,
win make The dying live.
The closet wasch--a pair Of shoes,
Halt worn--and here'sa cap,
Which you perhaps may never use
A hat with scarce nap
A pair Of panls-ra rusty coat ~
o, give them 10 the poor;
What Is not worth to you grost
Will health and warmth secure.
:. Whats in yoar garrett Have tie moths
For months heen busy there II
Az, they have quite destroyed The clothes
You've saved with prndentcaie,
Csime pull them out perhaps we may
Find something that will make -
4 poor man rich il given to-day,
And bless The hearts thai ache,
4, Winter Is coming give oh give
WhateveF ye can spare;
A mite will make The wyetchcd liye,
And ssnaosh tie brow of care.
When Plenty SMILES around yoar door,
Ard comfottidwells within
II you .forgellh The worthy poor,
Twill he Z grievous sin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-27
Warehouse at ShepherdstOWn.
Wheat. Corn. &C, Wanfed.

TIME subscribers respectfully inform the citizens
4 OF Jefferson and Berkeley counties Va. and
THOSE Of Washington county Md, that they have
rented the large and eommodious Brick Warehouse
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., onthe Potomac river. (underIhe5
lame ard firm Of LUCAS q. MOORE, where
they will al times be prepared 10 furnish transPorta-
lion, in their superior line of Canal Boats for any
and all freight, destined for The. Markets of the
District. Terms reasonable, and such as will make
it Ehe interest OF all 10 give them n trial.
EY- The highest market Cash price will be paid.
fofirom five to twenty thousand bushels Of WHEAT
Ito be delivered at such times as the parties may
agree and in parcels suit the convenience Of these
interested Also. the highest market price will be
paid fdT7 CORN, OATS, and Comfy Produce
geherallys Farmers and others will find it to their
interest bS call before disposng Of their Grain or
Produce Jas our arrangements are such as to offer
Inducements equal 10 lhatofany other House in the
Valley III
ik Plaster. Fish, Salt, &C.. Is
N1ilfbe kept constantly on hand, and disposed Of
the most reasonable terms by the cargo, or smail
er quantity.
H ff1 ROBERT LUCAS. ia,
SAMUEL MOORE.
Ehenherdsfnwn Nov 81 fs50-fv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-27
WINDOW SASH FASTENERS,

TINE undersigned have obtained letters Patent
| i for snest valuable ARR TienT SASH FAsTEN-
ER by which son are enabled 10 raise the winGDWi
sash 10 ar required height an# hold fast, without
cutting holes in the frame and the same time 10
let down THU upper Sash as 10 let tte heated air
escape at te top and admit the cool air al the bot
ion and also make the Sash perfectly alright ana
4 keep ii iroW railing. Whois t. that has had
his rest broken By the cateFing Of the wndow-sash
in stormy Wright To say nothing of The amount OF
air admitted thereby This Fastener has great adj
vantages over any other sash stopper giving yoH
complete control Of The SASH and viii accommodate
itself TO any state OF the weather. wei or dry--th
back Of the sash being grooged, and strfpinserted
which is out against the frame thus accommoE
dating itselfto the Frame and behind this strip is an
eccentric Of can fxed on a lever which passes
through lhe sash, and raising or depressing the
lever fastcn$ loosens the sash and enables you i'd
lock il fast d. any point. Such Is the obstinate put
of this dtsqpvery that We have applied them to
several hung windows notwithstanding but few
weeks have elapsed since we got the fixtures and
even before 1--WE obtained the patent andrmany more
have been engaged as soon as we can procure fas-
Jennings. tt
We wonlf now say 10 the public that we have
made Arrangements for our castings with Mr.
Rodgers Of No, 40. High street, OldTown, BaluI
more Md Who. by the by, we woulh recommend
10 such as may want castings done-f6r the prompt
ness and the manner in which il is done-and With
Mr.. Wernwag OF HaTpers- Ferry. the most dstin-
guished raachinist Of our country as any one will
admit II be will call and see his shop and the ma
chincry tie has on hand He has undertaken 10
finish oug fassenings by machinery sothatthey will
require no Asserting but can be put together with
the greatest despatch Such as may wish TO pur-
chase STATE or County rights can apply (post paddy
10 either i'll US, NATHANIEL MYERs, CharfesfNwn,b
Jefferson; county, va, or F. G. ShiTu, Harpers-
Ferry, val Paleatccs. The~fasteninssac be for
warded s'om Harpers- Ferry 10 any rpiht with the
same faGiay as they could from any pf our Atlantic
! Cities, itbeing immediately on The Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Read about so miles from Baltimorei
and in phic communication 9Wlh the East
! and WestE Sc.
/ To suehE as may be acquainted wiSh either Of The
gentlemenRwhuse names are given, We would say
write 10 Ihem and satisfy yourselves that it is no
hnmbug A. Hunter. | N Carter G w Sap
pington, II Reyes, n S. White, JOHN Yates James
| l. Ransom G. S, Gardener ostpiid, who have
them in nSe and many others who are waiting to
| have them put in their windows,
F. G. SMITH, n fa'''4ss''
| July s 1850 .H.s- H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-27
EXTR4 FLOUR,

TN3E undersigned has always on hand EXTRA
- Fnee, II = A, 50 -~t~ ~--L--,,,. g. =
good Sartele Of Wheat. The above Flour is kept
on hand in Ckares;own, by John X Woods & Co.
and Ely & Soa; and by different merchants at
Harpers-Ferry-
S. " lin G..
Il have also my. Saw-Miilin good repair, and Bills
will be furnished at the shortest notice #
MARTIN EICf1ELBERGER.
Rock Spring Mills, Mayo, lS50.-tf.
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Cash for Negroes.

TIME subscriber is anxious to purchase alarge.
l. number of Negroes, Of both sexes, sound ana
likely Persons having Negroes to dispose of, will
find tito their interest 10 give him call sell
ing as he will pay the rsry Highest cash prices
! He IAN beSeen at the Berkeley Courts a. Martins
Surg, on tle2d Monday and al Berryvle on the 4tK
Monday in each month, and usually at his residence
in Charesiown
All letters addgessed to him will be promptly at
tended 10. M = WIN. CROW. (.
81 CharlestoWn 51eh' II Iai9-tT
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/ Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
I McXEIGH, BROTHER. 4 CO.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, SEPTEMBER, 1850,
RESPECTFULLY AXE known to their Gus
III toners and dealers generally, that they are
now in the receiptof their regular Fail Stock Of
Boots, Shoes, HHIS, Caps, sc. !,
purchase directly Of the Manufacturers 10 New
England al such prices and on such terms as TO en-
able them to compete fully with any Of the North
eTh Cities.~ They invite attention TO the following,
as comprising only pertipn Of their stock:
|. 1906 Gases and Cartoons, containing Mems Thick
tand Heavy.Brogans;
| Mems do. - do. Oak Bottom1 round and
fiat seam;
Do Navy aud Planters do;
Do very heavy and extra sizes, do;
Do. unbound do; Boys and Youths, do;
Mefs Monroes-Cat, kfp-and Seal do;
Boys ands Youths <do,;
! Mems Double Sole Thick Boots;
d.. Tarp-Sole, 90
BOYS, Youths and Children s.dos; T
Mems Cali, Cork, Sole, (war. water-proof,) do; f
+ Don Fishing ado! ;
d.. kip and Grain DO,
=. Do. Kip half Welt, do;
Do. Fine CalfsMoroeco Stitch, do. :.
Wdmen's Morocco and Kid Welt Buskins;
Do. 4 do d. do. Tiles;
Ladies extra dne Morocco and Kid >Buskins and
. Do. do. Cater Boots;
D5. do. Half do;
Do do. Leather Booees;
d.: do do. BuSkiBS and Tles
Do Low priced Kid, Seal, Calf and Morocco
Il Rounds
Misses Leather Kid, Calf and Morocco Slippers
and BuskiHs;
d.. ID Bootees
Ckidreu's Boots and Shoes. in great variety
2o5 CIseS Hats ard Caps.
Comprising Beaver, Silk, Russia, Cashmere, An
COLA, Dfabb and Black Wool, with a very large
and genera assortment of Navy Travelling,
Glazed and other fashionable styles Of Cloth and
uiher Caps
225 Hair and Black Leather Trunks;
pounds 81 ,e Thread !. witha variety OF Mems
= Nomens Misses and Childrens Metallic Over
Shoes and Bpsss.
They respectfully invite an early call from all in
pursaut Of bargains.
McVEIGH, BRO & co.
Prince street Wharf.
Elexandfia, September 6, 1880
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CASH For NEGROES.

AM DESTROYS to purchase large number of
u NEGROES ton The Southern markets, men
women, boys girl, and families for which | will
give the hisheitcash rrires
Persons haviGg SLAVES 10 sell viii please inform
me personally, or BY letter at Martinshurg, which
willIreceive prompt attention OF Il. NJ g. w. L.
CamPbell, No 2i3, West Pratt street, Baltimore.
+ ELIJAH MCDOWELL
Agent for n ~ q. ". L. Campbell
Martnsburg August ., Is5O-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-27

! ALEXANDRIA, VA, SEPTEMBER, 1850,
RESPECTFULLY make known TO their Gus
III toners and dealers generally, that they are
now in the receiptof their regular Fall Stock Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-27
,CARRELL'S HOTEL.

MRS. CARRELL respectfully announces 10 the
WI public that The Hdtelis slill open Tor accom-
notation OF persons passing or visiting Harpers
Ferry. The premises have undergone thorough
painting ard deansiBE-aRd She is prepared TO ac-
commddate in Style NOT surpassed on The route
She invites the patronage o ihe travelling public
Harpefs. Ferry Sept % 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-27
Blacksmithing.

fHNtiE undersigned having leased the Blacksmith
- shopot Nr. George Eichaiberger. on e Cat
Tai offers his services Ias Blacksmith. He
Wifhdo az kinds 81 Farm Work, Mill Irons, Edge
Tools Sc al the shortest H0ice, and for the very
lqWestprlees Articles manu- acltired BY him which
are got done q order and the best materials may
be returned free Of charge He invites trial from
the pubic +. GEORGE CLOSE.
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Notice.

TtHE repairs that have been going on for seVesal
il months. have at length been completed, and
we are pleased 10 announce 10 our friends along the
line tlat the Canal is now in fine navigable order
WA hone therefore thar our customers and dealers
generally will not let the DELAY to which have
heen subjected 10 forwarding Goods prevent their
cop,ing Is orr market 10 purchase their Fall sup
nligs as NE are now prepafed TO offer very great in
dne5emeuts in tie way Of bargains
McVElGH, BRO. & CO.
alexandria, Sept. G. 1850.
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HTAd President Of the Baltimore and
Ohio B ataad Company has given instruc-
tiens NJ i proper officers 10 forward with
care md dispatch, free Of charge, al articles
tths Prodait n Virginial whish may Be inten-
ded % illu!lEete the growth and prosperity
e the Old DomiBion, at the. Worlds Fair.
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.SIIIRT IENfARLINHMENT.

nNE Or the mos, extensive in the United States,
" No. 10 Bdltimers st., where 500 persons are
employed and stock Of 900 dozen SHIRTs always
on hand style and qualities suitable for all parts Of
the, Union. MeHchants and osheIs visiting Balti-
more are inYilsdRio call ahd e& Ice the largest
and best assortment of SHIR IA has ever been
offered in this city consisting Of al Sizes and quail
hes for Men and Boys which, for style and work
mahships cannot be surpassed More than usual
effort has been made 10 render the assortment Of
SHIRTS. COLLARS, LINEN AND COTTON
DRAWERS complete and desirable 10 every re-
spect
IT. w. BETToN,
l79 haltimors ssrest, uear Light.
March %, Ie50-1y:
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NJ Z Dansing,a says Mr. sheldrake, is
one ofths Ihosl healthy As we'll as one ofthe
most pleasing amusements that can be prac-
ticed BY thk young II il is learned from
these who Are well qualified to teach
j., and praitised, Is il ought to be, consis-
tcntly WITH the instructions given, il will
contribute more TO improve the health, as
well as The farm ofths human frame, than
any other exercise =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-27

Mas FaksHAn Mrs. Eliza W. Farnham
formerly aIHatron IL the Siag Sing Prison.
and the protector Of = partially successful
scheme ofsfemale emigration to California,
has beecnt the proprissress Of fne farm,
near San Francisco, the crops Of which, this
season are estimated 10 Be worth 100000
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-27
stoves, stoves.

n LARGE and superior Cooking Stove, upon an
il improved plan, which will warrant to perform
as weii IS any other Stove;
d 4 supr. heavy Ten plate do n
? handsome ParRDr do iii
All OF which will sell chea Or barter for country
produce E. P. MILLER. H
November %. 1850. IF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-27
FlanneIs and Linseys.

TN store and for sale. large stock 81 Pulled and
j Plaid Lnseys and Flanneas, all Of Porter's bes,
make which viii sell cheap dir exchange for Wool
Nov % E. p MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-27

NJ Spt2kine Of ths latg uensnis con.
sentioD, in Ohio Prentice q ths Louisville
Journal, kys Z We understapd that .no
young ladiEs we're II the canvention. The
Whole bed consisted Of lnarrisa women.
uidsus, ala I'D gals
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-27
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS AND FARMERS REPOsTToPY
wanted Iunn,edfateIy.

Snn BUSHELS Potatoes
OUU $50 do White Beans;
ARylquaniily Of Tallow, Be@svax, Rags,
Corn, Oas. Better, Eggs Driea Fruit;
Poultry Of all kinds de- &c--In short any
thing The Farmer has 10 dispose, gill take at d
fair market price ID exchange for Goods.
E. P. MILLER,
Nov-22. Brick Store Elk Branch.