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DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS
hi RIS H LIN he III s

~ ~ vi H. . 1
|YDHE subscribers are constantly receiving direct
from the manufacturers, MADE TO THEIR
ORDER, and expressly adapted TO the Southern
trade, and to which they with confidence invite
1.-The attention OF purchasers, with guarantee that
the goods will be found PURE FLAX, to wit:
Shirting and Fronting Linens and Lawns
Pillow Case, Coatee, and Sheeting Linens
Russia, Birds Eye, and Huckaback Diapers
Bleached and Brown Table Damasks, of as
|sorted widths
Damask Doyies, Napkins and Cloths, ofvarl-
|ous sizes
Dowlass, Glass Cloths, Black, White e. Brown
Holland g u
Lndy's, Gents, and Children's Linen Cambria
handkerchief, etc. etc. @g
C. &c L. KERRISoN. g. co.
200 King street, Charleston, S. G.
Sep. g. 1850--3m
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA. t.' ~
TIME Annual COURSE OF LECTURESin this
Institution win commence on the first Monday
in November next, on the following branches:
Anatomy, by ]. Hoibrook, Nj. u. 81 $500
Institutes and Practice of Medicine, by 5. Hen
ry Dickson, M. D. VS. ,ekf
Sureery, by E. Getdngs, M. D.
Phvsology, by James Moultr;e, M. D.
Materio Medica, by Henry. r. Frost, M D.
Obstetrics, by Thos. G.. Prioleau, M. ID.
Chemistry, by C.. u. Shepard, M. D.
Demonstration Of Anatomy, st. Julian Ravenel,
M D. 7e3s
pital and Clinical Instructor. Lectures twice
week on the Diseases of thut institution. 1890
DR.. e. B. Flagg, Physician TO the Aims House.
Lectures twice week on Diseases.
Demonstrative instruction in Medicine and Sur
gery at the College Hospital.
HENRY r FROST, M. d., Dean.
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pAILY,
n'RI-WEEKLY.
WEEKLY, =
National Medical College, Washington.


District Of Columbia. M H
kTyHE annual course of lectures will commence
on the first Monday in November, the 4th
Instant: e ~
Thos. Miller, M. d.. Professor Of Anatomy and
WIN, p. johnson, M D., Professor Of Obste-
Frics and the diseases Of women and children.
Joshua Riley, M. D., Professor OF Matera
N1edica, Therapeutics, and Hygiene.
John Frederick May, M. d., Professor OF Sur
eery. 24
Grafton Tyler, M. d., Professor Of Pathology
hnd Practice of Medicine.
Robert King Stone, M. d., Adjunct Professor
bf Anatomy and Physi ,logy.
Edward Foreman, Nj De- Professor OF Chem
James E. Morgan, NJ. D., Prosecutor and DEM
illustrator.
Clinical lectures three times a week, on cases
selected from the Washington In6rmary. Ope-
ration performed before the class. :,
For full course Of lectures 400
Demonstrators ticket 10
Graduation fee &- %
Good board can be procured at from - to $3
per week. :.
JOSHUA RILEY, M. D.,
Sep 3-2awtNovlif Dean Of the Faculty
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of the Monongalia Academy,
Class l. for 1850, t Aas
70 be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday,
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Whole Tickets $20-Shares in proportion.
A certificate ola Package Of 25 whole tickets 1920
Shares in proportion.
Orders for Certificates OF, Packages-single tick
cts or shrres, in the above Scheme if addressed TO
will receive prompt attention, and an account OF
the drawing forwarded, as soon as received.
Address J.W. MAURY q CO., Managers,
sep7-2wd Richmond, a.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

ship, Mr.. Cobb, was allowed to take the char, an
,h,n only BY PprallIy OF votes, no, by an alb
ment has, therefore, no majority at Its command in
the Senate or IN the Hcsse OF Representatives :.
and, undsr sucn circumstances, we can hardly
comprehend the policy OF recommending measures
which obviously require the fall support OF the
Legislature. II Is an unfortunate circumstance In
the relations of American politics with this coun
try, that whilst We are naturally inclined by con.
viction and by tradition to coincide with the
opinions and policy of the whig or federallst party
in the Northern States, especially on the great
questions of peace, slavery, and internal order yet
it is in the South, with all its aggressive tendencies
and its connection with slavery, that we find the
nearest approximation to our own commercial doc
trines, and the surest defence of our common mer-
camille interests We must, therefore, dsclam all
party predictions in American politics, and while
we applaud the efforts OF the government TO main.
tain the great principles of neutrality abroad and
union at home, we confidently hope that il will fail
in its attempt to subject the commercial relations
CT great nations TO a narrow and restrictive policy,
as injurious to the United States as il is to our
selves, and especially injurious TO that spirit OF ami.
cable intercourse which it is the best policy of both
governments to protect, TO extend, and to cherish
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

states which makes the election OF a Speaker for
me House OF Representatives contingent on more
than simple majority Of votes, its practical in
conve nences and anomalous action at a time when
parties are nearly balanced, and party spirit rms
hugh, must be admitted on all hands How strange
II seems to us, who manage these things so differ.
entity, that the popular representative body al
Washington should sit and deliberate for a full
fortnight on the preliminary question of the choice
Of a chairman. and after about sixty ballotinps be
as tar of as ever from getting themselves orgsniz-
ed 80 as TO be able to proceed TO the despaich of
business. The Office 10, indeed, one which carries
with IL more weight and influence than tha; of
Speaker OF the English House Of Commons; for.
according to the ussges OF the Federal legislature
the President OF the second chamber Of Corgress
nominates the different committees, whose dut,cs
conelst IN prelIminarly reporting on all measures
brought before the House; and though these com
mtteee cannot control the will, they NAV vet
indirectly bias the judgment OF the Assembly In
this view, the great question Of slavery being one
which is likely to assume practical form IA the
present Congress, the conflicting parties OF The
North and South are naturally anxious TO secure
the return Of Speaker favorable to their opiniops
Hence the House stoope, as member jus,ly com
planned, to make grave issue OF a ceremonial
matter, and TO subordinate national interests TO q
party contest. Mr.. Brown, the democratic cand;.
date, supported By the sou,herners, had obtained,
requisite number Of suTrages and his trlumph over
the wing candidate, Mr.. Winthrop, appeared Ger.
tain, when Il accidentally oozed out thai he Wa.
not altogether averse TO compromise Of the slavery
question: discovery which at once placed him
hors de combat and left the House completely At ace
N which condition IL still renamed at the date OF
the departure Of the mail. '' VI
The fury OF the representatives of the Southern
States knows no bounds. The Hall of Represen.
tatives ie the theatre Of scenes worthy only Of a
bear garden Most painful must il be to the friends
OF popular self-eovenment to see some among the
OF democracy-the presumed viseet
and beet OF the great model republic-thc law
makers Of mighty people, bandying epithen Of the
70 owest abuse, and only restrained ffsm coming to
hsncuffs on the oor Of the House BY the interveu-
lion OF the macer and their brother member. The
bare possibility Of the abolition Of slavery in the
District OF Columbia, and s prohibition IN the ter.
'ltories recently acquired by the Mexican ccnques,
. enouge 10 exssperate the SoutAeruers to a pitch
Il madness. They talk Of nothing short oi an i'm
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-11
Morn
Document 81 page IL Is, session ooh Congress- Isf7s
Mr. Buoharar 70 Al, Sf,s,U

tNorE IL
document o. page ~ LIST session 3Oh Congress- i5f74s
Mr. Bueharar to Mr.. SlideA
Tho IL different In regard 10 New Mexico sana
Fe is capital scled by more thar ,y
centuries ago and that province has spr sne In their
gosssssion and that OF the republic Mexico The Texans
never have conquered taken yosson OF N 70, Ia ~.
people sru been represented any Legislative as
semblies conventions"
INorE 81
n The long and valley Of New Mexico or SAM,
= nsed Oh both banks OF the Upper del Norte, and
ysp9enaed 90 both sides by mountsinss
he rfesident Is DESTROYS deal literally BY Mexico
.neseore authorized ofer assume the pa w.
s y 1919 e luM clams OF our citizens against Mexico
anu - soouon 10 pay five millions Of dosr s III ca Sc The
excan government shalt agree 10 establish Inc bounas
peNeen me Two countries IRON the mouth OF he kio
Orunoes up the principal stream 10 the no, NJ y.,. n,
touches the line OF New Mexico thence vese,ly ~ an.
river along the exterior line of province and 40 a. ~
include the whole within the United safes anil !, ai,,
intersects the river lkio Grande j thence on Inc
IL inssrsects the a. degrse Of latitude a'
the boundary Of the valley OF the river The pes
dent then proceedsi
ssShoud the Mexican authorities prove unwilling m ~,
tend boundary beyond the Del Nore, you in tia,
instructed osr the payment OF all
OF ctzsns Of the United states against Mexico should
agree that the line shall be established along the boundary
defined BY the OF Congress Of Iexa approved DE
ccmbef w. lc36, wits beginning at The mouth OF the hic
Grandc thence up the principal OF said 70 ~
source thence due north 20 the AID degree Of north la
tuds."
'itis scarcely 20 be supposed, however, that Mexico
would rsnqusn hve millions OF dollars for the sake OF rs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-11

Again. document W. page lst session. tOh Congress
isa7-4s -Prssidsaf's Message Of Juiy "a. i64S.
"She lTexasl had conquered reduced actua
possession and brought under her government and law
that part of New Mexico lying OF the Rio Grande
which che claimed 70 be within her limits On the break
ing out Of the war we found Mexico in possession Of h
disputed territory As army approached Santa Fe
Che capital Of New Mexico found to be held by
governor under Mexican authority, with an armed force
collected resist advance The inhabitants
Mexicans acknowledging allegiance TO Mexico"
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tanning the ~aro~ strip Of territory in the valley Of New
Mexico, west OF the Rio Grsnde."
oaaims of cifiss~s Of the Usitsd Sfass on MEXICO.
L. Amount allowed by the decision Of both
boards Of commissioner S438 ,393
umpire l.5ss.TS
and not acted on BY The umpire s2s 6s7
T. Amount not acted on 3.SS6, sat
Aggregate claimed 1921 sos
lNoTg 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS AND FARMERS' REPOSITORY


TnHT x WHITE and D. O. HENKLE haSe
- 11ssr NKw WooLLEs FicroRT. II Shepherds
town Rxafiy c0mplefed The iMaehiberT i all Of
TIA msa approved kind and che mess stfltal ana ex
wool sfowers and merchapfs who peisonfxe tkis =
tsatfaaen< may rely upoa getting the hest mater
ais lAt hess fairies and fast oors Rolls carded an
other coansry work done at the shortest notice.
We will exchange for WOOL. on she most &C
commissioning terms. our fabrics, VIZ 1 Failed and
Plaid Lsinseyss Tweeds, BlanEeling FIa6nels Stock
inE Yarn, &r, Also. any other kinds pf merchan-
DIRE ssat may be preferred t0ouF own make At the
ssscrepf John K White. where ali the noof viii "
received
Nothing that can be done "a our nan shall be len
undone d render entTre safEsfactsor II thoxe Who
trade With Us either by s1ehange Of WOOL or pur-
chase Of our goods WHITE & HENKIE
ShepherasiOwn. Mar "a 1873
n B. Hard Soap Bees Wax. and Tallow xant-
ed al the highest market price
l5ptyif aud lGarsias6krg papeys copv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
CARTER,S H0TEL.

TIME new and extensive addition TO this estab
Il lishment has been completed, together with
1enovating the entire concern, rendering it one
amoDgstthe largest and most attfactvein the Valley
The rooms are furnished with neat furniture, and
with an eye 10 the comfort and convenience o,
guests.
The Proprietor hopes ID merit a continuance OF
the patronage heretofore extended TO him, aud BY
strict personal attention, to- increase his business
assuring the public that ID exertiou On his pnrtwift
be spared 10 please, ana render the sojanfn Of
guests agreeable. 81.
ISAAC ~. CARTER, PRopRifroR
: Anil Ii 1S5n = II =
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BALTIMORE AGENCY.
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VARIETY.l
AZ RsLIcHTENeD FLock.

.It is related Of worthy divine, whose
feIdoflabors was situsted not many hundred.
MIDI from Salem, that be preached politics.
to Us congregation for such length Of timess
thsdsvsn Inc oldest church members forgot
aII bout the gospel, and fell iato Profound
irndance With regard to creeds, forms Of;
werihip. and church regulations After thel
clergymaafs DEATH the elders went TO conf
sui.E celebrated divine about obtaining a.
SUCCESSOR
4Hhat il your creed ~ asked the divine
aGar creed T.
aNss-ysar principIes-what arc they7p
edA, We are slI Democrats but two"
HIs mean what is your platform your
chorfhl" ~
''1Al n exclaimed one, that is principally
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
WINDOW SASH FASTENERS,

tIEundersigned have obtained Letters Patent
Il for most valuable AIR fIGHT SASH FasfEx-
ER, by whichyou are enabled 10 raise the Window
sash TO any required height and hold ii FAST without
cutting holes5in the4frane, and at the lime TO
Slet down the upper SaN 50 as 10 let the heated air
escape az The top and admit the cool air at The box
tom, and also make The Sash perfectly alright and
keep il from rafting. Who is il that has not had
his rest broken by The Gathering Of the wiRdoWsash
in stormy night "a say nothing Of the amoant of
air admitted thereby This Fastener has great ad
vantages over any other sash stopper, giving Fsfu
complete control Of the sash and will accommodate
itself to any state of tie weather, wet or dry-the
back Of the sash being groored and strip inserted
which is forced out agahstthe frame thus aceommo-
dating itself TO the frame and behind this strip is an
eccentric or can fNed On lever which nasSes
through the sash, and raising or depressing tile
eyertastens pr loosenS the sash and enables Won 10
lock r1ast al any point. Such is The estimate pitt
on. this discovery that we have applied thgin 10
several hundred windows, Notwithstanding hui few
weeks have elapsed since I'VE got the fixtures and
even before We obtained tile patent and many moGe
have been engaged as f3oh as We can procure ta4
Jennings a3
We would now say y the pablo thar we have
made arrangements t3r our castings with Mr.
Rodgers of+ No 40 High street ola Town BALI
TO such as may want castings done-for the pTRmpt-
ness and the nlannerin which il is done--and with
Mr. Wernwag, OF HAMPERS Ferry. The most disiI-
guished machiniSt OF our country as any one viii
ddUltl IL ne Will cal d3N see HIS SuQp dEd Ing
chineIy he has on hand. He has undertaken ID
finish our iaslenings BY machinery that they will
require no asserting, but can be pat together with
the greatest despatch Such as may wish 10 pur-
chase State on County rights can apply (pestIpadD
TO either of u.s. NATHANlEL MYERs, CharlestoWn,
Jefferson county. Va. or F. C. SMITH HarperS-
Ferry Va. I9aicatees The fasteningS can b. fgr-
warded from Harpers-Ferry 10 any point with the
sanefacility as they conA from any Of our Atlantic
Cities, il being immediately on the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road about so miles from Baltimore,
and in telcgraphic communication with the East
and West, sc.
To such as may be acquainted with either Qf The
gentlemen whose names are given We would saT
write to them and satisfy yourselves that it is no
humbug A Hunter l. NJ Carter, G. w Sap
pington III Keyes n. S. White John Yates James
L hanson, q s. Gardener, (post- paid who have
them in use and many others who are waiting 10,
have them put in their windows.
NATHANIEL MYERS.
F. G. SMITH, f'a'e1'ees'
July Z 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
Fancy Dress Goods.

W hay s.. III 1essipse very a1Ee 3 beau
htng IN he Dress Goods line that is new aud fash
sdonatle. In the assortment 1eay Be found-i
k,TEaadsome Fignred, plain atid'cbaneeable suks.
zPiajH aud Figured Black Silks: MI
tBeauLiial, all W6ul, French Cashneres and Nous
:: lines;
ssFreuah, German and English Merino.
a3iaEdsome GinShams, froml2l to 25 cis. per yard
s2lain Figured and Changeable Alpaecas
afupetior Back ae Alpaca Bombasin very 6pe
$50 Pieces very handsome land cbe3, Caiieoas
:; ffem Ct 10 ~ cents; !
.sind many other articles ofDfess Goods. aot ne
:sessafy 70 snumeraie.
i oet IS, 1850. WIN. s. LOCK SEQ. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22

MAS PAkrmcroN ON 4BElNG liz A HrRRY.
=" | sever knowed anything BY being too
much at hurry, said the old lady "When
ing and my dear Paul was married, be was
in sieh 4 hurry that be came nigh marrying
one IF TIE bridesmaids instead II me by mis-
take lie was sich queer man. she con-
tinusd why he jined the fire department
and one night in his hurry, he put his. boots
on bndlpart afore, and as he ran along, ev-
cry body behind him got tripped,up The
papers sas full Of crowners quests GU broken
legs ana limbs for a week afterwards and.
she reiapsed into an abstraction onthe ups
and downs of'life
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
To the Public.

VIE Undersigned having been appointed Con
stable Tor the Southern District, respectfully
tenders his services 10 the public in thai capacity
He will give every attention possible 10 the coIec-
ton oil all claims placed in his hands, and pay over
promptly when collected. An IL asks 4 trislFand
be pledges fidelity to his patrons.
THOMAS JOHNSON.
Charlestown, March I'll. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
Fer fhe I4adieal,. q

III invite the Ladies toexan,ine onr s,ocL ~
WI Dress Silks, Mouslin de Lanes Cashmers.
PAN and hg'd Bonner Ribbons latest style;
Silk Sarcenets, all colors Silk Hose. =
Kaw Do Cambric and Swiss Edgings
oH Caitcaes for Dresses. Corded Skirts;
hne assortment Of Mourning Goods, among
hich may he found :.
Canton Cloth Alpacas Bomhazines and
any other articles too tedioRs to.mcdtionl Give
gall as ne are satisfied YOU will lose notbing
Oh. Is, STATE 81 IOOFF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
To Mothers and Married Ladies.

In all Of Female Diseases the Gavsnic Det Of
inestimable value 1t would take many columns, We're we
give The numerous testimonials which have been re-
ceved from the highest and most respectable Ladies s
parts Of the Union Weakness lire nlass Low Sptita
Pain the Breast and Side chlorOsis FluoF Anus
lapsus utef or Falling Of the Womb. Costyoness on
strncted cu1t NeDstruation General Prostracn Of the
System and all affections Of similar character mmedE
atey and permanently relieved BY this simple an. beau
nl invention. Tho eneryaAg nature Of ekHate
des aaGi stiaHs necessary for the presrryatoa
Of Femje health and surely nothing be eca
cious al The stmulat which Nature herself has provided
This is GGfrens and is application by the aly 5nc Bell
and Magnetic Fluid in svery respect pleasant agree
able No Inconvenience attends most feeble
and delicate can wsSr it with entire and safety.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
Hnghes, Iron.

TUsT received fine assortment Of the above
d Iron. T. d, and l, in squares and rounds
I4I BIZ / inch Horse Shoe Bars. Nail Rods
small Tire Iron, &c; Together with general as
sornent Of other Pennsylvania and Baltimore ifop:
All ii which will sell on the most iayo oIs
terms n1 IT. RAWLINS.
T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
Cash for NEGROES,

TE1fIE sltifs riber is anxious 70 purchase alafse
L. number III Negroes, Dt both sp4es, sound and
likely fefkphS having NcgTods to dispose Of, will
hnd iiD theft interest to give him call before self
ing. as le via nay the ffzg highest eRsh prices
He an hea.gnatihe BerkcieyICouTts al Martins
burg I'D the1si Monday ard at Berrytile on the 4th
Monday 10 each month, and usually at his residence
in ChaficstoyenI fH
All letters addressed to him will he pTomptlyat-
tended to- 4 VIM CROW. n
ChafBestovtp Feb 10 l34S-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
WOHse and Lof

On Angel Hill u said town. belonging 70 The heirs
If Anthony Colbert, decd
TEEas o. sALE--OH ezfcnrth, cash, and the
balance in g. ~ and IS months The deferred pay
merits 10 be secured BY tonds and deed Of trust 81
the Lot y
HENRY BERRY
My 1870 .Specizt f,i,,,y ,,ir II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
Tsooks. Stationary, &c.
September 2E 1s50.-am.
TFOR % GENIE,

TUST received large assortment Of School and
j MISCELLANEOUS Books. to which the attention
az teachers and parents is called Also Blank
Books, Letter and Cap Paper, Black, Blue and keas
Inks
~ Particular attention Is called % me siock q
Standard Literature, which Is the mos1>complete-
ever offered theIpublic ,c,,,,
CharIestown Oct. II, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
Hafs and Cam

GENTLEMEN'S Fine and Fashionable Silk
" Hats sloneh Hats for Men and Bby's, ali
coiofs and qnaly; white and black Wool Haf< n,
Servants; CIoth Gaps from sri cts TO ~ IS 1sIa1ed
CaPf Rom 70 cis 70 81 w Just received and for
saleEhy WIN! s. LOCK n "a
Or % TS50 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
I "a FariilerS.

THE. subssriber wishes 10 Inform the Farmers
i that he fa$ TWO Wheat FANS, finished
complies. wbirh he will sell On accommodating
terms. He isR3w making Circular Wheat Screens,
for cleaIling Seed Wheat, which be viii be happy
10 fsrnisb 70 any farmer Wishing 10 purchase.
WheatFaus and all kinds Of Machinery rePairet
in the has1 mariner. Turning 6f all descriptions,
in Wood and Iron. -donetg order
July 2G, 1872 IF CTiAS- BARRITT, Sr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22

~ A Frenchman came into b, one
day, sole watch, yrs arrested, tried. con
demtied to the Stale prison, and sent off in a
wagda. with some others, all in the space Of
two hgurs and bali When he reached the
top sf|the hill, whence the whole village
could be seen, lie stopped -turned about
aud, gazing at il for moment, at last ex.
claimed, Well, dis is de sniartest leetel
place FIR bedziness Eat ayair | did see p II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22

HAVE lust received and intend keeping :Ea q
hand an assortment Of Parlour Goal ana Soo s
ing Stoves Of al patterns whIsn VII ttrft Tt
low. go 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22

NJ a party Of young ladies and gentle
men ofIlarrisbufg went fishing and hunting
last week The Telegraph says they caught
only absut two messes, Of sun fish, but one
Of them; the beautiful Miss -, Of Front
street, caught q ahek mr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
Mew Goods.

.,,,,l receiving our new supply Of Fal
~ 80 Winner Goods. in which will he fonnd
80, s-.icle useful TO housekeepers and others
sssi! me and an TO gire Us call before pur-
eIsewhgre 4 viii afford Us pleasure to
81 81 H. fsosds Ewhether We sell or mol
'3 Or r.. TATE = HOoFT.