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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
Notice.

TINE NOTES given al tAefs,Ie or Mis- rl;,.
4 hcth Htiling's estate 4, November lasI 5Vill
BE- due tff 2i5h u this m6nth II August, 1850 aad
prompt Paymehs is expected
N. s WHITE Amir
Aususip lS5O. cihtEe VJH aanetsa I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
lAEYrAL CARE.

DlR. MCCORMICK isnoss in Chafles,ewp, and
IL wilIremain a irw weeks.
Augusta, iS50-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
HOUSEHOLD AsD KITCHEN
EURNIgIINE |.

Six months credit will be HI Ttn on all sums or.
ana above 81. Tie purchaser giving note and ap-
proved catffy--aii purchases ander IS cash
he salesfg eommence.at I08p'cIock. Al M
plgtr al uahai he'd well.
Aug 2 1850 It's iBIJ. B WAUGH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
Alexandria Tin Ware and Stove
FACTORY

4
A each succeeding event 10 slie history q Alex
n anssia. gives evidence thar sl,e will Be lesusrl-
tated and as we view 10 the dislAnre the gesetn.
plshment Of gres efforts and noble objects We hare
reason To believe thai our uost s4nguins eIpteta-
tons will Be realized thai her coolers viii again
overflow with the riches q old virginia. Henct
the Increase OF Business--of Population. and the
necessity for preparation. 10 meet the demands
thereof In view Of these consideration. shaH
continue 10 enlarge lysstock of G0ODss both n
point Of utility variety and durability. which bal
ready large aud valuable, having heen faade with
great care And precision. Country merchants are
particularly requested 10 call rs3 exausiae NY
Tin Hare and Sforcs
OF all kindsTpa,terns and si1ss a large stock &C
very superior TIMED SAFEs. Of the mosl bean.
tifal patterns A large and a. splendid an asso;t-
mentof BLOCK TIN WARE as has ever been
offered in Alexandria. would also call the alter
,ion Of FaFmeJs 10 -
Motifs Agricultural furnaces:
they are admirably adapted 70 iae cooking Of fact
for calle and swine. aud are much used t-r dones-
lie purposes. There is double kettle or boiler
-onnected on the top ofthe Furnace Ia such man.
her thatthe ere passes between he outer aHi ianer
surfaces and will cook vegetables ia less fine shan
boilets sci in brick. They are iighi and portable
and therefore Fcssess the advantages oil hcing used
indifferent fiaecs Sizss ranging from 80 Is 81
CATIONS, Also Lead Pipe, Of all sizes
SHOOTER BATHS sf REFREGERaI '6RS,
and hest Of olher Articles whieh his uanec ssarv
to uEntion. The subscriber a.sa oferhis seryiccas
,,o execute al kinds Of work apperlainisg ~ bic
hnsness; such as
4 Feoof,.g, SIsonfiag, So.
Bc4, price given Tor aIE CoYprR asp Ba4ssi Al
bis stand opposite Wan. Sialiaf & Bros., FsitihS
FNoeH CRIMES
"A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
GRAND SECTION OF THE CADETS or
DISAPPEARANCE

An adjourned rnrefias OF HE Grand Section viii 81.
held ia CharIestqwn Oh Saturday HE alth u Augu<t
p W Patrons NJ patfoas aud Acting W pt1tities
eligible 10 seats III IN badb eili please attend. as
bus infss highly important lb the lasliutiop via be
transacted. IN. -MAGsoN, G. P.
Winchester, JAY &c, 1850
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cAPITAL PFizE.
SGO.O9U.
sso,oool $40 ooot sl5 oooi

200 Prizes OF SL250
NIRGlN5A 5 STATE LOTTERY .-For The Rem
IE cit of Monongalia Academy. Glass 10. II.
for 1850 to be- drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Satuf
day The 2Ish of August, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09


&He----
III Among THE Macy blessings stleHd III Upen Hl-
proyesnents in The social condition and the adyan Of
Iaee in intelligence is ta prolongaiiol of huFian
lite. With the decrease OF Intelligence has grown up
knowledge for tic elements DC health sn regard fer
them ana comm9nsuIately wiki the STRIDES oil science
have acquired tn means ne arresing disease. AMI
aYerIng is tavages Notwithstanding Ute rrogress
We have made STATISTICS show tlat now sfxt3
o!the whole population die anfahlIy Of cenkumptieH
Ole OF the mose important ds dcveres CT the age ia
areorat ng theeondlion ofiAis agge class OF saes.
ing humanity is
nR. RlSTAR'$ BALSAM or WILD CHERRY!
b Nanda, Livingston e. y. Y, june 20, lS4s
Ar Is. w FowkAntar SIN; Prompted 81 a sense If
gratitude for benefits received from tie use Iii WIsr ans
BALsAsi WupfCnERay. / aubhtthe following sla Id.
~ sn, Previous III my taking tile wild Cherry had
been obg 4 to give up my b4sfaess consequence CT
seyele affect oAEot tie lungs In this distress siats
vas prsiered 10 NY your remedy Ifoy CONSUMPTION
did 50, and il tile co rse eli Il lbw weeks was re-
stored TO comparative good 3aI so that Ihjve SINGS
beg able aietA! to nfdinaty basinsss Indeed nj
present state Of HI aith exceeds my most sanglna
expectations. YourstIuy e.
{signed) JOHN BURNS, .
None genuine, unless sgnfdI BurTs on the wrapper
FNor by Observation-Disclosures,
HI Charifstoclk +
L. P.HAR IMAM.
Winchester, !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
SundrieS.

10n SACKS G., A. AMI F'ne Salt;
1OU go Kegs Nails, allszes;
$1,000 pounds Prime Baeod;
p Kegs Of Rock PuwdeF;
1900 Feet Salty Fuse;
20 Bsfrels of Herring
Gi0 IA Mackcfdl;
Also. Hushes' Iron and Blacksmith's Coal, con-
siantly 90 hand and FOR sale low By
Augas 3 1880. III. L. EBY g. SON
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RELIGIOUS NoTlC

The Rev RoagRr RYIAEp win preseh al the Zo4r
Chnrth on the ss,en4 Suadzy 10 August al III orioc
Al. ". IAagust ?, 1850 !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
PUBLIC SALE.

TN obeaeucefaa Decree OF The Cireuit Snpefiot
= C9ur. Of Law and Chanesry torJetigrsua t0nn-
~ lgtiSsred al the last term efsaid Court in The
case d josef McMnrran against Henry Tpois
&e will be fftre5 Al Public Ttndae, ii Daniel
Ehiers Hotel in Shepbetd,luwnr
ON Saturday 3iSs dtn or .aHE1tss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
rUIII,IC SAFE,

Y obedicucelto Decree OF thS Circuit Superior
4 Court bi Law ana chancerF tor Jefferson coan-
,y rendered al The last ts,n q faid CduTii ~ u.
case Of Stephens vs. Stephens, &e vii be chsTea
at Public Eendua. al Daniel Enter Hotel IN
observation-disclosures on SATURDAY. he SIS,dsy " AMssLs =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
IR. MISTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
The ChariesroTn FdmhIe Seninary,,

Ana BY Druggists generally cvery whe.e. {
august 8, 1850. -2t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09

Loaisa Washington Rirha4dH Lee, the Bark Of
the VaEey in virgiliasEThomas G. Chmspn.
CitNFgv q Washington BlshrodC. Washington,
Rul,efi iyer'hiAgton john ST. phensun GeAge
X Riddje William G FgFsp>9n. Jacob w RIM
nods1 isaac, r. DougiassEEA Administrator Of John
y Frame deceased Edinhnd Lee George An
derson Samuel C. Snydtr .RichaId B Wash
iuglon all Richard Healtrson,
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sPLE. YbKDt .sGHEHE.

Tickets Sl0-ETalves S5~QnaBcfs $3.50 /
Certificates Of Packages Of 2jWboles $3.50 90
L Do. do OF 2fffaives G5 90
Do. do OF % Quarters 81 so
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
Tin Ware and Nforcs
MOTIFS AGRICULTURAL furnaces !.
Fe09fIHg. &Eoliaiag. So.

g Best price given for alb CoYprR asp Bazssi Al
bis S'Apd opposite Wan. Staliaf 4 Bfos., Fsitihx
street. MexandEia,
EN0GH3 GRIMES
Alexanaria Inne 81 tS5n-tE
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&EO.oO0!
'RILLIANT SCHEME,
Tickets si2-Halv,-s s6-ouariers s.
SaO,NNO,
:. Injury " co.. MAxAqrRs.

10 PatzEs tr S40,0G0l 1T
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. forthe Benz
~ III ii Ionoagalja Aca Iemg Class No 90,
1850 n be ara~Gat Alexandra, Va. oil Saturdk4 !,
The .7la ot Aasast 1850 l1
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lRAND scHEMl
4 Tickets Ss6-Halves So -Quarters 81 So
Eighths 80 %
s45,OGO!
$4,000

\ 100000 $4,000
WIRGfNIA STATE LOTTERY, for the BeDe-
fiji Of Mononsaia Academy Glass No 81,
for 1850 to be drawn al Alexandria, Va, % Salpr-
day, the 3lst of August, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
4 Can&- Fesle. 4
i RoB4RT n. BROWN HI
Virginia, TO wit +:

AZ Rules holden iniihegClefkN Once Of he Cir
e.iii celf, Of J,lfyaSan epnptyAon Monday the
18th iay 81 AnSa>t 1851
William G. WsrthinEtdn, y PLANTlrF,
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EHratfu,c fSr sale.

THE undersigned VII st4i b. MONDAY, did
IL 9A q AAgHa al his farm rear Dufflelds
ptreF santrt. articles Of 1 -5e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
Denfh of senator Elmore,
Correspondence of The Tribune.


WASHINGTON, Thursday, May 80.
sent you by Telegraph this morning the mere
announcement of the death OF Hon. FRASKLIs
HARPER ELMoRE, Senator in Congress from South
Carolina. This event, not only by reason OF its
suddenness, bat the peculiar position of Mr.. Ell
MORE as the successor of Mr.. CALHOUN, has Great
ed profound sensation. To superstitous minds
It will not be wholly wanting in the element Of
NERVOUSNESS, and it will be set down by every
body as singularly coincidental The Senatorshp
OF the Palmetto State will, at this rate of success
sion to honored graves. soon come TO be regarded
a. the succession TO the affections OF some Oft
eereaved widower, and to be accepted with like
orebodings of fatality.
Mr.. ELxoRE expired at his lodgings, MRS.
WELLss, North Capitol-st) at 81 O'Clock last even
ing. He is said 10 have had a comparatively easy
Death. His dying pillow was smoothed by the
hand OF bis wife, bis pangs soothed by her sym
PATTY. His disease was originally bronchitis but,
u usual with that disease, bis air passages lower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

SToPPAeE OF MILLs-The LoreU Courier cav.
One of the large mills mo 81 on the Lawrence
was entirely stopped on Saturday; also a quarter
OF No. l. A quarter Of No. was stopped some
time ago. so that only half Of that mill is in oper
alton. The whole stoppage on that corporation
may be called one mill and half out of five and
a bali. The org mil No. 81 makes fine cloth, for
fremont Corporations have stopped a portion Of
their works in each mill
The Boston Atlas says: The Pitsfeld Manufac.
turing Co at PitYfeld, n. II. running 5000 spin
dies on 30 inch shirtings have stopped operations.
Also the Exeter Mil at Exeter, N. II. which pro-
duces well known and popular article Of family
sheeting, will stop during the next month owing 70
the disparity in the prices Of the raw cotton and
the market value Of the goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
"southern Slavery, by an Eyewitness"
To TIE Editor ef The Tribune;

southern sinvefy, Uy I'm Eye" htncsss
To The Editor ef The Tribune;
BRooELYs, Friday, May 81.
InyOur paper of yesterday in an article under
the above caption fad the following
The sckey OF the place (hims'h slave then leads up
about q; unhsrness yourself old boy says No
The trembling all the while, strip: himself win ne
ssssarce Of The srkey, n f view o. the street and Q,
female The lscKey ssks him whai be snsknz Ior
ts be 10 going to be hurt The sneuone-r announces
s be OF any consequence, and M sue pro
reeds sold Sass Mex comes little girl OF u about
half white"
Your correspondent A. s. W." from Richmond
gives an account Of slave auction there which ne
had attended. Now, no one can more sbhor slave
~ than do and being in Richmond last Decem-
Der, attended slave auction for the sake oil VII
Messing. for the first time, the sale OF human %
ing. / saw the buyers exaniing their teeto 10
the manner described by your correspondent and
saw them expose the breast and feel OF the limbs
Of the slaves on the block outside OF their clothes,
bu. saw none Of them striRPed IN fuA view Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

down became involved, inducing what would be
popularity designated by the somewhat generic
name of consumption. This was complicated Win
erySipeloS, ] am informed. The disease expended
it's force. finally, upon the bowels, as Is not unusual
producing what physicians call c0ft'Y"~t0e d'1T-
Thea Under this he soon sunk in an irrecoveraoie
state of general prostra,ion. His symptoms We're
bv no means alarming until this superve1ed, beyond
that General apprehension whi'h IS said to nave
made MI ELMOKE hesitate about accrpth! 'heIuta'
appointmento Of Mr.. CALHOUN ssuccessor. say Ia
tai appoptruent." because do not doubt as to the
life OF Mr. GILMORE having been cut short by MS resi-
deuce here There is something decided Do0H-
ck,t,sing if | may coin word, In this atmosphere
| never knew so large proportion OF affections OF
the throat and lungs as mark the diseases OF TINS
Metropolis. The air passages are almost certain
10 suffer from the slightest cold The remarkable
variebleness of the weather here IS the cause OF
this. Northern men as well as Southern men are
alike subject to it in a special manner. This tend
ency seems 10 increase from year 10 year; and II
will ultimately force itself upon the attention oil
the nation, to the furnishing, It may be, OF an ex
ira reason for the removal OF the Seat OF Govern
ment, to be employed by the advocates oil that
every now and-then mooted question. 1t may be-
however that the South will have anticipated the
change as well as the Geological necessity for It,
and set up that often-threatened Southern Re
public" Cuba no Cuba.
The attendance in the Senate this morning was
few. Mr. BUTLER announced the death of Mr..
ELMoRE 1t was it seems, the third duty of this
painful nature that has devolved on him in less
than three years-two Of his colleagues in the
House and one in the Senate having died within
that brief period. Mr.. BUTLER was followed by
Senator HUNTER, YULEE, WEBSTER, and DAVIS OF
Miss in appropriate remarks, and then the usual
resolutions of coincidence were passed. The fune-
raj will take place to morrow. twill be quiet
one There will not be one fifth OF the interest felt
or display made that marked Mr. CALHoUN's OBJ
sequies.
/ gathered from Mr.. Buffers biographical
sketch that Mr.. ELMORE's age was 81. He was
born in Lawrens County, s. G. He graduated in
South Carolina College in 1917, and was admitted
to the bar in 1921. He studied law with Mr.. But
LER He had been President of the Bank of South
Carolina from the time of bis retiracy from public
life, which was in 1889, believe. His maternal
ancestors were the Saxons, family OF RevOlu-
tionary associations.
had intended to speak Of other matters Of news,
of which have been able to give you a mere hint
by Telegraph but the mail is about to close, and
therefore | must defer them. SIGMA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

II The Academy at Fryeburg. Maine, was de-
ssroyed by ire on Sunday, the 2sth ut. The build.
ing was set on fire by some rascal District
School house near the Academy was recently de-
stroyed by an incendiary fire.
II Col Richard NJ. Johnston is a candidate for
the Legislature Of Kentucky, in Scott Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

the street, or in view Of anybody. Can it be pos
sible that such abomina,ious are practised as tar
North as Richmond Has not your correspondent
co ored bis picture little more than truth will
warrant :. T. B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
NEWARK ITEMS.

TENPERAScE-P. T. Barnum, the great show
man, Will lecture on Temperance at Washington
Hal, on Monday night We advise our Newark
friends to be there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

tS- The Eco difaiia published by Sig. Secch
oil Oasaii we are glad To learn, is prospecting. The
war OF this paper against the professional Italian
oeggars Of our City, has, we understand induced
very large number of them.to abandon their shame
fol business and to go to work on the Hudson River
Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

ISHUMAN MoTHER-A woman named Ann
Smith. foreigner. on Wednesday morning took
her infant child, only few hours DID, wrapped it in
her apron, and threw it into vault, In Portland.
She has been arrested
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ORPHANS BESEFT.-Monday evening is fixed
upon for an exhibition of the Panorama OF the Holy
Land for the benefit of the Brooklyn Orphan
Asylum Socety-an institution which is an orna-
ment to the city, and one which citizens ought to
take pride in sustaining. This institution is sup
ported solely by voluntary subscriptions and dona-
tons. The increased demands made on the So
ciety have rendered it necessary to enlarge the
buildings Of the Asylum, which the managers are
about to do, at an expense Of $4,000 or $4,000.
large portion of this sum has been contributed. yet
there is still large amount to be raised We
trust one who get into the house will fail to
second the effort Of the friends OF the institution
on this occasion to raise portion OF the needed
money.
AREN'T OF PIcKPocKET.-Oficers Squires
and Bird Yesterday arrested a man named Henry
w. Smith, who claims to be lingust, on charge
of picking the pocket Of a man named August
Siberian, Of pocket book, containing $50 in money.
STOLEN GooDs.-Through the vigilance and
perseverance of officers Apologize and Higgins Of
the Brooklyn Police nest Of stolen property was
discovered Thursday afternoon at house in Ray
mond st. partly occupied by two women named
Margaret Howard and Maria Riley consisting Of
shaws, handkerchiefs ard dry goods Of various
descriptions, among which were about 30 yards OF
calico, ready 10 be made into dresses The articles
had all been stolen from Dry Goods stores in Myrtle
avenue Jackson and Fulton SITS.
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Senator EImOre-FOOte and Benton Commit
tee-Gov. Pratts Evidence-Mr. Letcher
Report Of the Committee of Ways and
Means-1Ir. Corwin.
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A n A ID r E S S

DELIVERED BEFORE THE
CHARLES COUNTY AGRICULTU-
RAL SOCIETY,
By Hon. WILLIAM D. MERRICK,
THEIR
THIRD .4.N:NU.4L MEETING,
HELD IN PORT TOBACCO, IN OCTOBER, 1850
Democratic banner., 1850-09-16

D=The greatest remedy Of the age seems to
be the celebrated medicine called H. G. Farrell's
Arabian Liniment. It 10 used As an external ap-
Plicstion, snd Is said TO possess most wonderful
qualities for healing, quieting pain, restoring pal
sied limbs, &c. friend had q most severe bruize,
which threatened modification; be had used sew
eni remedies 10 no effect, when he was advised
tctry H.G. Farrell's Arabian Liniment, one bottle
Of which entirely cured him. We have no doubt,
from the extent Of The injury, but for this excellent
medicine he would have had . serious time of II.
See advertisement.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-16

"A 81. Lours FRAuD.-The Louisville
Courier Of the Sd, gives the following &C.
count Of q small hemp swindle:
Il Fr1ud.-One of our merchants bought
at 81. Louis q few days since, q lot Of FIVE
bales Of hemp, which, upon being received
and opened here, were found 10 contain IS
pounds of stone.
Democratic banner., 1850-09-16
For the Banner,

Ma: A J. PIcKESs-Dear Sir: I wish TO say
through the medium Of your paper, that in con.
sequence Of an impression having found its way
in the community, that conflicting statements ex-
ist between myself and Mathew Owens, in rela-
ton to his intention 10 vote for T. ]. C. Fagg, at
the past election, in consequence of which, I will
simply say in justification to myself. that every
statement made by me in relation to that matter,
(howeyer misunderstood BY the community was
emphaiically true, and made expressly for the
benefit Of Capt. Giyens.
deeply deplore anything having the most re-
mote tendency 10 interrupt the mutual kind feel
ingsthat have existed between myself and Capt.
Givens, for a number Of years; if however, such
should be the result, it will he without any in
teniiOn or agency Of mine.
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
THOMAS BERKLEY.
Psynesville, Aug. 24th, 1850.