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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28
LUMBER JUST RECEIVED,
al0ln EEET InCILST THINNER
THE PELICAN UOUSE

VIE above iOuse will open THIS DAY. the 18th Fs5.1
January, 1850, having been exqustey ornament ,,iiss
ell by the very first artists Of the city land fitted
manner TO SUIT the comfort and Of ALL well the
se Of the most iasioqs connosseur The Lunch will be
lonnd rechercbe and the Liquors of the best selection
The proprietor trusts his numerous friends will bear esti
mony to his former desire 70 cater for their pleasure and hopes
to prove that the future will be unworthy of the past
ja25 formerly of St Chares Hotel etc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

.IzE. p Louisville fl lille Packet BELLE CkEOLIs--
HszszzREsasE phs - The and magnificent passenger
steamer BELLE CREOLE, Capt. Bennett, will leave for
the above and all Intermediate landings, on TUESDAY,
the BIB inst, at clock NJ. For freight passage hav-
ing Accommodations unsurpassed by any boat the Western
waters, apply on board, foot of Canal street. or TO
JaS II. b. SMITH M MAGAZINE q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

THOAY For Shreveport, Naicltoches,
Grand Ecore Alexandria and all intermediate
a1dings-rhe new and fast-runnng steamer ST. ANTHO-
ny, Capt II g. Sommers, will positively leave for the
above on TUESDAY, 18th inst at O'Clock r. N. For
freight or passage apply board foot Of Customhouse street,
T. Il. SMITH ob NIapazine ct
N u. Shippers rely the ST. Anthony remaining in
the trade during the season. ja28
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28
CASH SILK GOODS EsTABLIsHnaEs

WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN SILK, FANCY AND STRAW GOODS
MILLINERY ARTICLES,
Ribbons
LACEs, EMBROIDERY,
GLOVES,
SHAWLS
HOSIERY and
LINENS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

az In Nervous Complaints drugs and medicines
the dsease for they weaken the vital energies OF The ALREADY
pTosraed system while under the gthenng, life giving
yt9zDg influence OF yanism, applied by this beautiful
and wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weakened
sufferer 4 restored to former health, strength elasticity and
vigor. The great peculiarity and excellence Of ~ ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28
~ = Red River Packet WOODsMAN-

LikaASH Fort Towson, Fulton, Shreveport, NatclitO
aEz1zzslkk ches and Aexandna-The new hghL-draught
and swift running steamer WOODSMAN, Capt John An
daie landings on MONDAY, the 18th instant, al 10
O'Clock For freight passage apply board loot
OF BienyHle street, to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28
Ships.

Chhrlenagne - M
Ghasea ...-....lS,in2
ely Of lincoln q, M
Columbia. -...-.l 6,m2
Columbia. L'tie
Consul ....s... GINS
Coronet ......-.35, m2
Claiborne ..--..l6, ma
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28
DR.. ChrIstle,s GALVANIc RKAcELErs

TuE GAtyAHiC NEcELACE..........Twn DOLLARS.
!, NE SALNANlu BRAcELETs .DEE DOLLAR EACH.
The MAGNETIC Fun .............. OHE DoLLAR
To The articles accompanied by full aud plain tec
authorized Agent. - - III
LIZ For sale in NEW ORLEANS by the
Sole Authorized Agent,
GUINNESS g. co.
DEALERS IN FINE FANCY Articles, GOLD PENS, etc.
Do ~ cod 3p 12 Camp street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

MIR. T.. DORLAND, MR.. WRIGHT, r.. Il. SAUNDERS
prom Wilcox county, AIt) Front
nORLAND, SAUNDERS II CO., SACRA-
- M % CITY, CALLIFoRNIA, are DGaiers
IN RGqdy Made Clothing, Provisions and cpcry article
suitable for Miners. -
Az Merchants in this city and New Orleans will oblce
by calling the attention of their emigatng friends TO his
house. Mobile, January Is, 1850.
ja25 3m BRADFORD Il SAUNDERS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

lf7tttAhts p. A. KeyFor Louisville, New Albany, Ev-
xzEzk ansyile, Smithlsnd, Paducaf, Cairo and Mem
Phls-TIe new, tast;runnng and magnificent passenger
steamer BELLE KEY, is receiving freight and will
leave for the above and Intermediate landings on TUES
DAY the 18th inst. at O'Clock For freight or pas
sage having accommodations unsurpassed by any boat e
Western waters, apply to
T. B. SMITH, So Magazine street,
Ja25 or GEORGE FORMAN. Is Tchonnitnnlas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28

, IT, IA Regular Ien-day Ouachita Packet
l~F4tsst ABERDEEN For Camden Frepchport.
1ES;is 5fa Beach Hl ChamPagnoIe, WiPington, Ca
Trinity and Black RiveThe new elegant and swift run.
ming passenger packet ABERDEEN Capt q. w Clouds
viii leave for the above TUESDAY, the 18th instant
al o'clock N. For freight passage, having elegant
accommodations apply board, foot of Customhouse
ofto Tia9S1 II n SMITH Magagina -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-28
Good House Woman and Family. without resery,
BY j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.

TUESDAY. January %, Al II O'clock M-W be Banks
4 Arcade without
The gr SARAH, aged n good asher and
roner and her Children aged and years; likely Said
fslave fully guaranteed against the vices and pfeserd
by law. Terms cash.
sale before Beard Notary Public, expense Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

CONVENTION of rRK GERMAN TRADEs-rhe
folio wing document was presented to this body %
Monday:
To the Gsv-aA Coarcation Of Tades at Hssa5ysaSs
sabled:
FRmSDs-BeEsvlug that your objec, OF meeting
Is to devise plan OF org anizst on oy which all the
different lades may co operate with one another,
deem Il my duty 70 INFORM you that there 10 an
association in prastca operation, whose purpose 10
is 20 unite every useful class In anon upon tho
broad principle Of equAlity-to afford all an oppor.
tunity TO labor and 20 earn an equal amount q
property thus securing the long wished Tor state OF
social equality. The association has been Two and
half ears prosecuting tho Baking business, and
Il mas lately established tho Blacksmith aud
Wheelwright departments OF busisess eli OF which
premise to be successful.
wish TO call your attention TO this y Mon, be
lievirg that your object may be moro spesdiy &C
compsbed by uniting with IL than IL can DO by
separate organization. Besides, II you desire
equality and fraternity. you must organize apon
the basic Of the unity OF all tho useful classes ami
fyou are economists, you will readily perceive the
Advantage Of uniting with an association which
hiss been sometime organized, and possesses The
superiority of business experience.
| present you few copies OF tue oonstsutioo
printed in Germsn,l which | treat yoa VII care
fully examine, and il you should not be able to de
yse better, that you will avail yourselves OF IN,
adv antsges Of uniting with the Protective Union
snd if on the contrary you should bit upon better
plan, that you will give the Protective Union an
opportunity TO fratornize with you.
Yours In the cause Of human emancipation,
(signed) IRAB DAVIS, As's " Protective Unop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
presented BY Mr.. HAmi.o foe any fa,a,s diRoal

presented BY Mr. HAmi ton. foe any fa.ars diiHoat
tee Of this sort
rhro1sh some neglect of he Secretary. our ~
porter could no, procure a copy Of Mr.. Handsoa's
RESOLUTIONS. They were to toe sfec, that S,cires
having more than the regular number oil Dslegsses,
should De informed By Congress- aid If the slPer-
tuous Delegate or Delegates ~ere rot Githf-a ~.
the Delegates rom such Associstion. sh,ad he de-
barred from voting or partici pAtaS ia tho debsr,-
tons of toe Congress-
The following report which was preseased BY
Mr. Price, Of TIE Mechanics hctaG Protective
Beneficial Order was adopted without diIca,sioa.
Your Committee, 70 whom wa rs's-ed tAe
communication presented August Is, by NJ.
Shift have carefully examined said 1o-4nisaG An4
heartily irdorse ths positions EMBRACED ahoeen.
Your Committee c,ns.lsr this c0f1,noaic aiiOa
tie most i'm porsans sht has ~ yeg been pfaseotod
FOR the consideration Of tbis Congress, lnSsnIcA a.
il clearly defines and lays oat the plIs o., co6perS
ton-Seich. If pat IN practice, would greatly re-
heNe and elevate the producing classes from thesr
present abjeet and servlie condition.
TIE communication 90 plsioly shows TIE present
oteulaes and wrongs OF Labor, and 40 clearly
points oag the remedy. shs, yOar Committee feel
that further c9mment o. Their part g anl ecessary.
Before closisg, however We wol,d urge up1a
tbs Congress the duty and necessity OF ca >oarA<
Ing asd soPportiug the Gro,ery store sp0son Of in
tie communication, At the corner Of Baoone aud
FCrsyth ats il being practical Cooperative es,ab-
lshment the success OF Which 10 triumphant
refutston OF the cant parase OF the enemies 81
Labor, that Worklngme cannot succeed BY
Cooperation" All Of which Is respectfully sub.
mitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
sENJ PRICE
HENAlJ CRATE

The Congress then ,cjoarnsd until Tussisy eve
ming next at the New City Hall, tof which John w.
Rioseis, house painter. yer, accommodating
man, and worthy q ali praiae, is keeper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

The Association reassembled this morning in the
Geoloeical Lecture Room bat remained Gully q
sbot, time in general session. Among the new ar
rivals are Capt WILKEs, U. 8. NJ; Profs. BAIRD
and LoyIRISG Of PA; DR.. S. PARKNAS OF Boston
DR.. LIIBER, Of South Carolina SEARS @. WALK
IR, Of the U. s. Coast Survey, and others. large
number sfNew.Yorkers are in attendance. TIE
amour, Of papers already presented to the Stand
ing Committee 10 remarkably large, and bids fair
10 reach a hundred. There VII Of course be abun.
dance OF wock for one week.
The morning General Session was called to or.
der by the Pre.dent, Prof BAcHE, when The min.
uses Of The previous day were read BY the Sscre
t.ry, Mr.. HERRIcX
Mr.J.vL PRUYs Of Albany, rendered the hos
pitaties Of ,ha, city and the use Of It's rooms, FOX
the next meeting Of the Association. He hoped
that when the Standing Committee reported upon
the place Of meeting they woad decide IA favor of
Albany. 1t is to be hoped for the sake OF Ne=.
York. that this invitation may be accepted. We
have not had q session of this able body on New
York .Oi for several ears, and our surn should Be
next
The concluding business Of the General Session
vss the reception Of and asticn aPoa the Minutes
Of the Standing Committee respecting the org All
ration, &C. In accordance with the Connlssees
recommendation, the AssoSiatOn divided lato 1'o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13

~ " Well, my boy, how tong have you
lived here r.
i" don't know, sir, but mother says ever
since vas born
/" Havs ycu any brothers and sisters +"
a Yes, = few 2 s
/" How many n: I.
/" Ten or leven reckon
: !" Pretty healthy here ISM itW
!" Yes f'but sometimes We have a little
ager"
p Any Of you gat ii now =
:. Vas, a fe~ en - goin' TO have the shakes
this afternoost Z
How maay ~.
"Why, all on al except sister Nance and
she's sich Haruasl ION cross eritter, the ager
won't take on her; and il 1t did, she's 50
deueed CONTRARY sic wouldn't shake no how
you could fix ker3h i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
TIE NEW WoOLLEN FACTORY.
U.OOI Wanted.

IT OHM X. WHITE and D. G HENKEE have
y their NEw WooLLEN FAcroRy, ln Shepherds
town. nearly completed The Machhnery4s all II
the most approved kind and the most lkllfufand ex-
pereneed worHmen have been engaged 50 thai hose
wo5F growers and merchants who patronize This tt+
tablStmeW, may rely upon getting the best maeri-
ais, the best fabrics and taa sge25 Rollscardedand
other country work done al the shortestHo iee,
We will exchange for WOOL on, thesnost de
coinn1odatng terms, onr fabrics. viz F1led and
Plaid Linseys, Tweeds Blankeling Flannfls, Stock
ing Yarn &c. Also any other kinds If merchant
die that may be preferred toour own make, at the
Storeof John K. White, where all the wool will be
received
Nothing that can be done on our part shall be Tea
pnaoRc to render entire satisfactianto these who
trade with Us, either BY exchange Of wool q pur-
chaseof our goods WHITE & HENKLEa
Shepherdstown, May p 1919.
n. b. Hard soap Bees Wax, and Tallow want
ed at the highest market price. #
Spirit and 1tytiAs5urg Papers copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT

--ft
IaeorpErated 1876 ciartef pefpetaqt- Cgpta $50,
oooEs riA Pepef II iaefasssag i d $50 0ap.
TyH;S long esfablished ana veil ka5wu Inbtilu
u tlpn. has transacted ahost extensive insntance
hRsineSe for more than thiFty-xeEen years through
out the United States and lhe British North Aneri
can Provinces. II has aimed 70 secure public conf
dence. PIN honorable and faithful falflmehl of
is contracts and pwnersIof property are assureG
that all fair claims for loss under its policies will
be heeraEly adjusted ard promptly paid Public
Euildilgs Manufactures Mills Machinery Dwell
ling Houses, Stores, Merchandise, Household Fur
biure Vessels on the stocks or while in port SC
Sc. viii be insured at rates as low the risk will
admit. The following gentlemen constitute the
hoard OF L1IREcTORS.
4 iii HUNTINGDON ESQ, PRfsprsrl
4 AlbeAtfDay, Hezekiah Huntingdon
\ JamqslGoodwin, Jnnius s. Morgan
HeniE Keneya Charles Boswell
E y F Robinson, Calvin Day
JOB Allyn,
JAMES GE BoLLEs, Sscretary
CaRtsropHER G. Lyman Asst Secretary.
App icatons ler INSURANCE. may be made Of
Bs w. HERBERT
Il Agent arlJtferson County, Va.
iii the ahsence Of the Agent from ChaFiestoWn, 10
JoHs n BRowS, Esq, who will attend 10 them
promptly. Persons at a distance address through.
\ n. hi On all Church Buildings and eiergymen's
personal property The Agent will present his com
missions in reducing the amount OF premiums on
the riskk thus arising n 8
January 81 tSf0l--1y III t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
-A CARD.


IF HAVE just returned from New York where
} made arrangements with MfsGeo. w Farm
ham, to Be furnished regularly with Garments cut
ID the tates fashion, and Tile Repcr3sn or the same
regularly received.= Gentlemen may feel assured
that all work given me Will lie cus and finished in
the best Style and upon terms satisfactory 10 all
CoATs, VEsTs and PANFsoi every style will be
made to the taste Of gentlemen. My object is, il
possible by all means 10 please GARMENrs made
in the city of New York Hire now liz my Shop, and
the public are invited 10 examine them. Hariag
for many years given mir whole attention 10 my
business can say with confidence that can now
combine taste with comfdrt, and mat my Journey
men are every way competent and feel just pride
in finishing their work inla worknanlike manner
In word, am now prepared IL suit all tastes, and
only ask fair trial BY the public
Grateful 10 the public for past patronage a con
tinaance Is respectfully solicited From persons
at a distance no less than ut home should be hap
pY 10 receive a trial and | feel confidence in
stating as am authorised BY our Merchants to do,
ehat Cloths Cassimercs, Trimmings, Sc will be
SON on the most favorable terms, and at prices
greatly less than heretofore.
JOHN r. a. REDMAN. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
WINDOW, SASH FASTENERS.

i al III, .
li1 l nnaefsshea aaVr qolaihsd letters Patent
A,aioI most salnaoie4A , LIGHT SASH + AsrEN-
Err gty Thchyoa are ehaeifd loiTalse he @lnEo~-
SASH 70 any required height and hold fttas without
cutting holes ln-she traIae and atthe time 70
etdew1 the. upper Sash 50 az to lei the heated air
escape at the tap AND admit the cool air at the bot
tom. and also make The Sash perfectly airtirht and
keep it IRON raslhng: Who is it that has not had
his hest broken hY tie ciatteting Of the wiadowsash
IN a:stormy night 10 saw nothing Of The amount If
air sanEted t6arehvl This Fss,anar has ,yr-.5t AL
yanisgas ever any oaher sasb stonrer ~fvineF I'M
san,sis,s ,,n,ri Il ,Ea ssh M Iii sres IA
eon,lea =, 'ae aug VII esc9nigo .h
49, ~ fho sash hs;n ,.o,ta4 III isb,a5
"a - MI q. ~ .ns 80 - y iisE W.
~.se oa al1 " :, ss 'iliis astuA io
udtiss t|Seii y 1he ardie anu y an
ecestNfF ot San hAea ga lever Which passes
,ntosanE vac sash. ana fatsing o. depressing me
IaSees of loosehs M sas ana ehapies You 70
ioch:t tfst q. any paihl. Sheh = ING tsttnae pun
On 'Els niseoVefy tnat We nave -epRied them 70
sevesai hanased windows notwithstanding hat few
weeks have elapsed sincesMe got The hktnres and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
EXTRA FLOUR.

TNHE undersigned has always on hand ExrnA
IL Flour, No, / for sale and in exchange for a
good article OF heat. The above Flour is sept
On hand in Chariestown, BY John K. Woods s. 60.
and Ely s SON; and by different merchants al
Harpers- Ferry.
III Sd WING
! have aIsofmy Saw Mil in good repair, and hills
will By furnished at the shortest notice.
MARTIN EICHELBERGER5
Rock Spring Mills, May g. is50-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
gCARTER-s HOTEL.

TIME new and extensive addition 10 this essab
u iishment has been completed, together With
renoValing the entire concern, rendering il one
most attractive in the Valley
The rooms are furnished with neat furniture. and
with an eye ID the comfort and convenience
guests. III
The Proprietor hopes 70 merit aScontinuanee Of
Ihe patronage Aefetotore extended 70 him, and BY
strict personal attention. to increase his business
assuring the public that exeriion on his part viii
be spared 70 please. and render the sogonr1 Of
guests agreeable.
ISAAC N. CARTER PRoPRigToR
April IL 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
Cash for Negroes,

sFEsHE subscriber is anxious 70 purchase large
IL number Of Negroes Of both sexes, sound and
flikely Persons having Negroes 10 dispose Of will
find it tp their interest to give him call before sell
ing as he Will paw the gcrg Aighest ecS prices
He san be seen atthe Berkeley Courts al Martins
burg, on the 2d Monday and al Berryvle on the 4th
Monday each month, and usually al his residence
in Chafestown.
Allfuers addressed to him will be promptly at
tendedto VIM. CROW
EChatIestoynt FEB. ~. Is4S-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
BlacksmithIng,,

.TETE undersigned having leased tile Blacksmith
J. Shap.ot5 Mr. George lichelberger, on = Cat
gall offers his services as d Blacksmith He
will db ali kinds u Farm Work, Mill Irons, Edge
Tools Sc. at the shortest notice and for the very
lowest prices. Articles mani atlgred by him which
are adj doneto order and ofihe5est materials may
be returned free Of charge. He Invites trial from
the public. = GEORGE CLOSE. 1
Anr{l / /IsJf1-1v =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
CARREEE.'s HOTEL.

sao GAR ss3 H. as sgo o BeS ne sss
mediation Of persons passing on wishing Haxpers-
Ferry The premises have undergone thorough
painting and eleanSing-and she'is prepared TO ac4
eommaiate il a style not sarpasseden the route
She invites tie patronage Of the travelling public.
HarpGrs- Ferry Sent 20 1880 I'll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13

10 An Editor 10 Pa gives the following
interesting item Of intelligence to his sub
scribers 49,
We have just printed fresh lot o. blank
reeeipts5 tot Subscriptions, which we shall be
happy 70 fill up in the nea,est style, at the
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms Subscribers in arrears will please
call early, aud avail themselves Of the oppor
tunityn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps.
iMcyEIGH, BROTHER, * co.,

II ALEXANDRIA, Va, SEPTEMBER, 1850,
ID EsPECIFULLY make known to,their Gus
IN tpmers and dealers generally, that they are
huw in The rcdeiptof their regular Fall Stock Of
Roots, Shoes, Has, caps, SC. !,
purchase directly Of the Manufacturers in New
England, at sach prices and such FERNS as to en-
able them to compete fully With any Of The North
ern Cities They invite attention to the following,
9s comprising only portion Of their stock:
2,5O5 Gases and Cartoons containing Mems Thick
!. ard Heavy Brogansi
Do. Navy and Planters, do;
Do. very heavy and extra sizes, de-
Do, unbound, do; Boys and Youths, do;
Mems Monroes-Calt, Kip and Seal, do.i
Boys and Youths do; -. ,%3
Mems Double Sole Thick Boots;
Do. TaPp-Sole do,i
Boys Youths and Chidrens do. IL.
Mems Calf Cork Sole, (war. water proof doti
Do. Fishing, do,
Do. Kip and Grain, do;
Do Kip half Welt, II do;
Do Fine Calf Morocco Stitch. do;
WomeH's Morocco and Kid Well Bnskins;
Do II do. do. do. Ties;
Ladiek' extra-ine Morocco and Kid Buskins and
Ties
20 O.. f Gsi,e 81 Boots
DO. do Leather Bootees;
#no d. do Buskins and Ties;
30. Low priced Kid, Seal, Calf and Morocco
Misses Leather, Kid, Calf and Morocco Slippers
Ell and Buskins;
Do do. Booteesi
ChiIdFenss Boots and Shoes. III great Rariety;
I'll eos cases Hats and Caps,
Combtising Beaver. Silk, Russia Cashmere, An
COLA Drabb and Black Neoi with ,r very ,asrge
and generat assortment q Navy, lfaFehlhg5
GLAZED and other fashionable styles Of 0ioth ana
J. othef Gaps;
2a5 Hair and Black Leather Tfrisis;
1900 pounds Shoe Thread witba variety Of Mems 4
!. WorheHs Misses and ChIidrens Metallc over
Shoes and Boots.
They respectfully invite an early call from all IN
pursutof bargains.
.McVEIGH. BRO. & co.
Prince street Wharf
hiarandr;a SSenteYnher e 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13

TyHIS REFnksHMENT HoUsE has been fitted up
III expressly ito give greater convenience 10 the
n,,hg;c OYSTERS will be served 10 the hungry
in1 apy manner desired. accompanied with The
sh.,irsstsk ind al ixinEs The BAR attached win II
= II supplied with the best brands-so that noIe
ned depart nrisaiisfea. For past patronage many
M M are ofE4red asking further patronage,
u, sscribe myself S. DOWNEY,
Harpers-Fsrry. Nov. IS, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13

/ AEExANDRlA, Va, SEPTEMBER, 1850,
ID EsPECTFULLY make known to,iheir Gus
IN tpgers and dealers generally that they are
now in Ihe receipt Of their regular Fall Stock Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
CASH FOX NEGROES.

If AM DESTROYS to purchase larges humber Of
4 NEGROES for the Southern~4narkeisr men
Women. BOYS sgiris and families ior which | will
give Tie highest cash prices.
Persons having slaves 10 sell wilf please inform
me personally, or BY letter al Martinsburg, which
will receive prempt attention OF &. NJ q w. l..
Campbell, No 2i2 West Pratt street. Baltimore.
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
.f Agent for b ~ e. ". C. Campbell
Martinsbu$g August 2 Is504-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13
IN CHANCERY.
!. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

-. : = EIHAkIEsF0NNt NOV. ID FstlU. J 8
THE parties to the above mentioned suit, and all
other persons interested are hereby notite that on
ne l7ffdapof December aeTi shall proceed "a / my
office id CharlestoWn Jefferson county Virginia 10
execute the above decree, as which time and place
they are required attend with their vouchers or
other evidence. ED. Z. COOKE, Has Com.
November Is 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-13

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