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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30
IMPORTANT TRIAL.

The Cirsnit Court for this comfy was last
week occupied with case Of considerable inter-
est--the case Of AMANDA JANE, white woman
who has been beld as a slave ever since her
birth, some % years. We call her white wo-
man, for such the intelligent and high-mipded
jury in the Gasp have made her, although, as far
as we heard, her origin was directly and clearly
traced 10 the losns Of q negress, who was slave.
Yet Amadda's appearance, the color Of her skin.
her hair, her eyes, her nose, her whole physical
exterior, would prove her to be what the iurv
have made her--a white woman. The testimo.
ny proving her 10 be Of negro extraction was. AZ
we have said, Of the strongest and cIearest kind.
and yet the appearance Of the woman seemed to
contradict it ell. Amanda Jane has been held 81
a slave successfully BY Messrs. Michael Kiser.
(whose negro slave, Sally, was proved 10 be her
moiher,) T. McGahey, and was held in BONDAGE
at the time Of the trial. BY Mr.. A. e. Hene-
berger. She has degraded herself in her SER
vitude, and has become the mother of two fine
looking lille Legitimate children, perfectly white
who were daadlsd 10 her arms during the course
Of the trial. A more mysterious case we have
never beard tried and il excited from lis COM
mencement To- its close, the most intense interest
Exceptions have been taken 10 The decision of
the case, BY the counsel for the defendants.-
Counsel for plaintiff Messrs. Joseph Samnels.
John Letcher, Herring ChristmaD /, and j &c. g.
Bretiell for the defendants. Coils Kennev and
Baldwin, A. G. BTyon, and David Fultz.
Rockingham Register.
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Die d;

Departed this HE, the 2Ist inst in Winchester,
a. me residence Of Robt Y. Conrad EsqasAirs BET
~ SAna HARRisoN, aged % years. wife Of Dr. Edwd
burg. 41
on sunday last after protracted Illness Of the most
intense suffering, Mr.. WILLIAM MooRE, Of this county,
asea ABOUT % years. He leaves large family and
extensive circle of Relatives and friends to mourn his
death. IS i
n Baitifnere on the 23d ult, Mrs AM S., wife OF
yonh hansdeA. and sister Of The late Col Benjamin
ny years an exemplary and consistent member Of IRE
netnodist Episcopal ChuEch Her long and protraefed
ness she bore with christian foriiude and meekness
" Wnen net summons caIne she fully prepared -
unto me- Write. blessed the dead which die in The
LoIo from heneeforth. Yea saith the Spirit that they
may resi- from their labours and their works do follow
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30
rME MnxIcAN REvoLurIoN.


The Revolution in the Northern part Of Mexico
Is ia very bad hans, fof good results but il seems
70 be going ahead. II i in charge Of canales and
Caravagel, two bandit chiefs, who annoyed Gen.
TsylOr's baggage and provision teams at every
step. Their ehiect seems to be 70 rescue all mer-
chandize from the payment Of duties and to estab
iish free trade > according 10 The most annravsd
ideas 81 the 2 largest libetss"z , .
The Mexican governnsEi ssaer - LAS !, : !.
prssiasa ssas, and cannot organize is cabinet. 10
nobody viii take charge ofan empty exchequer.-
Most persons who know any thing about the ceun.
Try, seem TO think its manifest destiny els to fall
into the hands efihe United States.
Heaven in its mercy, forbid \ We have now
guile as much territory as we can conveniently
manage, and full as many restless people as our
laws can control. We have no need of such re.
glen, Or such people, as Mexico. and we trust the
day Is far distant when AnglO.Saxon rule is to b
extended over them =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30
F.alkner's MAJORITY,


In passing through the district met
with several persons who have private claims
to lay before Congress There are doubtless
other persons ia the same situation whom I
did not see would recommend te al such
persons u send their papers to me without
delay, that / may inspect them, and see that
they are properly sustained By evidence, and
prepared fer the action- 6f that body.
Neuld also take Ills occasion 10 give mo-
tice 70 al persons n nv District; having any
claims ~ demands before the several depart
nents in Washington, that during my SER
yics il Congress. they will incur !. very m
necessary expense By the employment, fer :
compensation. of any agent O. attorney 10
attend t. their claims fer them. shall regard
all business before tie departmentsi in watch
my constituents have any interest, Is falling
within tie range If II representative duties,
and e fully entitled d my time and ntten-
ton Is if they usre matters Is be acted upon
b Congress
CHARLES JAS FAULKNER.
Msrtineburg, Octohsr2s, 1851.
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9cts
are made at 25 els. ..s,,r
~ 10 10 III cis-Hams 10 10 l2k cts. good demand
= fsKTTfr-i400 head were offered a. the scales on
Monday Of which 500 sold at % % 10 - ~ on
| The hoof equal 10 81 so 10 81, IS net. The baAnse
i were driven eastward.
CoRN-We have TO note decline SINCE last
week. sales Of White and Yellow al 81 TO % cts.
New Corn in good condition is bringing 50to 52 ca
| .CLoyERsEED.ASales at 81, rs to 80.
4 CHEsNuTs-Are coming IN more freely ane Prices
have declined Sales OF best lots al 50 per Bushel
Coc.YRY SoAp.--Sales at4 to 81 cts
i BRlEp FKurr-Sales of Apples al 81 ~ TO Si,25
Reaches at Ssl,75 to go IL
prime heavy skins, will bring the latter price
FLouR-Raherdul dut without material change
in prices Sales OF Howard ST., al S56tf-Cly
Mills, $751;. There appears no chance Of aspeedy
improvement. ..
4 FLAxsEED.-Sales at 81, 10 10 81 al2i.
FURs.-Prices are opening low. and dealers
think that low prices will prevail during the season.
Sales Of Muskrat at 6 10 s cs-Coon at II 10 l2f-
GREY Fox at il 10 l2i-Red Fox al as TO 100.
Hoes.--Good depand and sales at So 10 Sc 4R5.
! LARD.--Sales in Kegs at l0i TO li-cts-Bbls Al
9to 10 CTS.
MUSTARD SEED--Sales Of prime article at ]
TO cents
OArs--New are bringing 80 to IS cts.
RYE.-Sales at 60 to- c5 cts.
SnELLrARKs.-A good article will bring SiOo
per bl.
: TALLoM.-sales at Il to ets.
e TIMoTHy SEED.-Sales at 81 so 70 1915.
WHEAT.-60 TO 20 cts. Tor inferiOr.to good good
10 prime al 70 to cts; family -four white at 80 Y
d 10 IS cts.
!. WooL.-sales Of unwashed IS to 20 !; washed al
! 20 10 30 cts.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE United
STATES.
4 pROCLAMATIoN

{ "A To-.
mi. NC !. reason 70 believe that militia,
sse hivtsa lagf TIE Mexican
Republie, with whicS I1esslt country is at peace
and whsrcas there is nsye, to apprehend thar
portion if me people ca country, regardless Of
their duties as good citizs concerned in or
as such enterprises degrade the character Of
the United States nISfon Of the civilized
world and are EXP Ssted hy. law:
Now, therefore, ama-
ton, warning all persd em-
selves with any such ente 81 the
laws and Galiopal obigatiohs OF the UhNed States,
that they will thereby subject themselves 10 the
heavy penatsiesdepounced against such offences /
that they should be captured within the jnrisdc-
tiop Of tie Mexican authorities they must expect
to be tried Aad punished according 70 the laws Of
Mexico, ard viii have no right 10 claim The inter-
position bf This Government in their behalf
Itherelofk. exhort all well disposed citizens who
have at heart the reputation OF their country and
are animated with just regard for is laws lts
peace, and lis welfare, to discountenance, and BY
all lawful means prevent, any such enterprise; and
call upan every officer Of this Government civil
OF military % Be vigant in arrestins for trial and
punishmentAvery such offender.
Gives under my hand the twenty-second day Of
October IA the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and tily-ones and the seventy sixth Of the
| Indepeudeaes Of our United States.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President:
]. JCBsyrGNpEN, ActiHg Secretary Of Saate.
| The Republic says that the above Proclamation
has been issaed in consequence Of Intelligence re
ceiyed OF Monday evening from " Consul
Matamofas. 70 The effect that c. y Of Texans
had been organized and had M einto Mexico
and that enlistments we're in progress for SINH
lar movements.
All the information previously received at TIT
War Department was Of nature to discounte
.pance the ideR that any expedition was on foot, o
that Considerable number Of American citizen
lad passed inso Mexico for the purpose Of taking
part IN anY resurrection. Il was reported thai onl
some tweasy individuals, suspected of such inten
lions, had passed the frontier; and It was believes
that the American nation to be spared this ney
accession Of misfortune and disgrace arising from
tae violation pf laws, the laws of nations, an
our trcatf Obligations - Richmosd Waig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30
Married.

At the residence Of Mr. Philip Engie, at Harrers.
Ferry, on Tuesday nothing week. by the Rev. Mr. He-
ton. Mr. JOHN EEGLE and Miss SUSAN ANN EScLE,-
all Of this county
At HarperssFerry, on the It'll inst. by the Rev. a.
Z. Heaton, Mr.. FRANKLIN MAUzY TO hIiss MARE T.
sAALLwooD, both Of Harpers-Ferryt
AtHnrpeTs,FerTy, on Thursday last by the Rev J.
w. Ewing, Mr.. GEoReE w STRAILaAN 10 Aiss AEs
c. NEER, all Of Harpers Ferry.
On the bridge at ffarpers Ferry, on Thursday lasts
by Rev. George D. Chenewith, Mr.. q. W. EuLsrER to
Miss SARAH BuRLY.
On the Bridge at Harpcrs Ferry. on Tiiday last By
me Kew Geo. D. Chsnowfth Mr.. JofsaeF. MIssEH tos
MISS SARAH PNrEs' Of Augusta county, Va.
st4unton papers please ccpy5
On Thursday last by the same, Mr. JAcop SHILl1No
ana MISS SARAH A. MccLyEE, all of Berkeley CO..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30
GEN. houston.

i seems that his gentleman denies any knowl-
edge Of OF agency in, the Donaldson correspondence
In reference putting him up for as Presidency
the Free Soil Platform. The General thinks the
whole correspondence was gotten up 10 iniure him
In the Presidential canvass
No doas, this Mr.. Donaldson was volunteer in
the businesshnt certain II is he brought out some
rich matier OH The subject. Halleit admisted The
Democracy 81 Massachusetts were ABSORBED By The
Free Sellers, and other gentlemen made admissions
equally conclusive. Bat they Al Hooked forward 10
ihr q sroiEs ns the great object Of attraction.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30

i. z Amended stS coos1I T. assIsa
1890 p majority Of thousands ana !.
ss'soh ior members OF the General &C., -, =
ass win lake place on the Sill q pee.n olo' I,
80 yen we're preparing for The contest. IT,
e aoans that our opponents win pre.en, w.
a1oie spposnion, and ], therefore beboovss y,
a-e'. 5eufselves9n order 10 successful,v ,,.ia
-.a Jour aneisnt and cherished principles
Wseapaot believe ihat Jefiersct.. wi,l ds..,, j,
Mi1a q youffaiherson The contrary w. 81,
safsd hat with apfoper organization vo,r -. s !.
ily yin Be increased. We trust tbes a., i
p.nAsy meetings, you viii O. fail = a., III
Delegates 70 The nominating ea,yrr,;, -. susa
represent and reject lbs vs-i.s IN e WI
Do shiss and the victory viii sHrrly Be yours
The duty Of this ConTeniion will be 10 select !
candidate 10 The place or EiESRY BERRY, Esq, WHO
declined the nomination for the House Of DeIegaies
The Convention % be held on Saturday the 9Th Of
November, and The precinct meetings as follows -
cA4zlsf1ss--0n Friday, Nov 7, 3 o'clock, r. NJ,
At the CouH-House
asgprs-Etrry--o On Friday night, Nov I, al Car
fefis Hotel O'clock
SmI4feid- On Friday Nov. 7, at 3 o'clock, E. NJ,
n che Public School House.
&i<pkerd sfoJpH-At the Town Hall, on Friday, |
Nov. !, al 3 o'clock, pm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30

Il now scenes placed beyoad all doubt that the
new Constitution Is adoptedhy very large major
i,y. The ELECTIONS. therefore. for members Of The
Legislators WILDE set aside, and measures for .
new eaayass xill be promptly taken
Finy new Senators, $50 members Of tic House
Of Delegates, Governor. Lieutenant Governor.
and As,Srney General win ali be elected he ssh
Of nseesnhet. 'Fha several counties and districts
vim accordingly be promptly o1ganized By the OPP
posing parties for Vigorous and decisive contest
Whiessef Virginia. lea none q Ire late PrelImi-
nary Struggles hsrS The slighlss select upon yeur
spifiis Raiiy, AL - rsady foI glorious victory
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30
sfEI.ANCHoLY ACCIDENT.

On Tuesday last an esteemed and worthy
citizen, ~ ashingtsn NJ Carr, ascidsntly shot
himself NitB his feWling piece. Al the time,
he was Il Braasn's Mill, standing With enc
Of his feet supported sEa trestle, the gun
resting withsthe bresch on the ground, the
barrel pressed close TO bis right side. The
Attentions Of The deceased was called toward
something passing along the road ct the time,
and the movement consequent upon his
change Of pasture, caused his feet to fall
from the trestls and strike the hammer Of
the lock !, Instantly, the gun was discharged,
and the eatlSe load struck his face, below The
right eye, carrying away the upper portion
Of his skull, hna displacing nearly one third
of the brain Life was extinct IN short
time. On Mhnrsday, the remains, accompa-
MED By hi neighbers, relatives and friends,
we're bronght to this place under the charge
Of 8 Lsuds can Ledge Z @. o. Fl, Of which he
was . member, and inferred, with the appro-
pirate cerepsnies If the Order, in the Pres.
byterian haf5ing ground Many brethren
fran Evergreen Ledge. Of Waterford, united
in paying Z passing tribute - the deceased,
whose many firtues made him IN ornament
alike 10 so@iety, anl to the Order. The de-
ceased hadIhe eaemies, and be made friends
wherever IA moved Loudopn Ciropiels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30

This gentleman las written letter % he editor
of ihe'rtt1ssbarg infelligenceF. dated The 10Th Of
October. i reply . % invitasion p visit Peters
bare From he following extract. j, will b seen
thatiAefe is pr6ssbly q his visiting lhe Valley:
II sei o1g n tie mprnisg loS tie South West
an1 shall eher - from that feeion down ihe Val
9sf IL q Eastern virginia Twill he impossible
- canV1<s khe uh0ie Slalc. must strike iar i'm
poriant points ami none do regard moreiso thsn
Yeof e5rhhofh9e4 can only ssy that win Be
&ith foz Is SION Is b6ssib =
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COT. j. w. WARE--THE BALTIMORE
CATTLE Snow.

his with proud satisfaction We announce to the
people Of Virginia, and particularly Of the Valley,
the SUCCESS which has crowned the efforts Of The
gentleman, who heads this article, 70 improve the
stock Of Sheep, &c. in this section of the State.
Tie following are the premiums awarded him by
the late Maryland Stale Agricultural Society
They were generally for improved Co,swold sheep
-some II which were "winnersn Of the high prizes
Of the Royal Agricultural Society Of England. Ii
win BE- remarked be was neither good nor better
| but best In III every thing:
/ ror ~. ae<f ,l,or., hred 81, q years cd 100
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~ i>---------7=s---
FiRaINLI ELECTIONS.

- - A---i--I...s tsss
Senators, aaa Il ed Throughout the State ca
oates ro L.. IL H fIuusa al f Si.1.
go, NJ iess ihan for the ratification or rei ss
ton, the polls were required i Il -,
days, but for Cons,ess g. 81. IT OreA 'n,ss
the Old law. Th. following w,s ~ go. aauel
JEFFERSON.
Congress- Ho. Of nal go,
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Local Memoranda.
vAHLEY AGRICUKTURAL socIRTY,

"A meeting Of the Valley Agricultural Society
inst The Report Of the Fair IS now ready for The
supervision Of the Committee, and they are request
co % attend, as some mistakes have occurred thai
must be rectified
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30
HAMPSHIRE.

Majority for Bedinget lO4. If the three pre-
cincts 10 be heard from vote as they did lin 1S49,
Bedinget's majority in The county viii BIZ 40.
Democratic candidates elected to the House
Of Delegates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30
sH4 sos 25l 81 46 1908 81

Mr.. Shirley, Wing, was the only candidate
presented BY either party for the Legislature
The different Precincts cast their vote at random.
Mr.. Towner was The leading candidate at Shep.
herdstown. fwhom with Mr.. Shirley is entitled
II The return.a John T. Gibson at Cbarlestown,
JohniH. Strider, Harpers. Ferry, and John W.
Granabam. Midaleway. The ratification OF the
Constitution, nrfEying the election for the House
Of Delegates, be Importance was attached % tae
yote, save as matter Of personal compliment.
FREDERICK.
Congrsss House Of Delegates. oonst n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30

The Ebsoiosos h1ve carried all iks Distress for
ihsmbefs u Go1erss exeept those Of Jefferson and
Loudaan. Some e ne memssrs elected lad no
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RELIGIOnS notice

!! ne Third Quarterly Meeting for Jefferson Cir
~, a. O'Clock, A. NJ, at the White House.
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49,, !, - g. !. SAMEs w CAMPBELL. /. -.
poris IS I, ,sr once q ShefiaaIty, and win
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-30

~ Nathnniel Readine, soliier 81 ia
Revelation, aged 9 years, died II Kent
county, Nd, on the 10th inst
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WanfedLfo Pnrchase.

a NEGRO Boy, and also, Negro Girl For
- servants Of good character and industry, lib
OCT go 1851. JAMES Y. HARRIS
Near SkanueDdale.
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Wan1ed 7Smmedia5efT.

NWo Or THREE good Journeymen Carpenters
A,Pply % VIM. A. SUDDITH.
onarleslown, Oct. 90 Iakl---3t.
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nE1rTrs z, I. aq g % annoHnee WILLIAM
ls'sep county, under he new Ccn.,;l,,, lnefln o.
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~....,,orrrsvai;LE, Sept - 49, go.
CHARl.e .... e y hehau Of the ssese
As .,,,Su in session al tnis P.es-ss -
( Ccnvens.o.ss .sen assigned US 70 aneoe.Ss
efn du,y ~ for The ofiee q y Viz
your YOU rnder The amended So'S''s'.,',- 8
4. ..., pleasure TO say that ne
affords Us So M qualification % eommen e
aination we ~ made and eordiAiy skts
was unanln.ss from all parts Of me 49,
b9 me ire catering manner y 81
F9slsF elected one Of inc $500. ~ shs posi-
t,;sS viii indulge your ssss EXPECTING an
lessisne1 e-,,n vau 10 that eject, We iesi
Sntinas.o,1h ~ n YOUR hands oar eapse AZ
: Nnranfess Ssl;eye. The cause 81 eat 1ea
CGeass,,h. win have an eHslen, s ~ go.
advocate Avn ~ ar respect and
: s ss,es & the saiutau0ans = w $50
Wv. sOuTHALIs
a p IRVINE.
} DAVID PATTERSON !.
j JOSEPH SEGAks
ri b. SEMPIE.
! SAMUEL We4s ESD PIl'sn0s'a'
na.-Iaovru. Oct elh, ISL
e.at,emen -iSave honor % sssn0r - 49,
the receipt Of yonAeite me zoe ~, Mig Con
ing me Of my nomNNan y ~, ,ns ter she eihee 81
! yention held at Chat he saendea consli
I4teutehdut JrOfeinOkf "a
tuition of Virginia. ~ 10 discharge Salts
! Although distrusqay Open me BY the nomina-
hctoSily The duty der 10 cause which, in yput
tioA, yet eanp.s hes!' beloved Commonwealth, to
. Language .aat Of hich he coavsnuoahas beer
assume Il 1890 ne; and confess II the sanls
( s ss ss's5S 5. Z. = !.
In Inc chances Of success or he6n me
Win rep sensesof The honor ssleeiation oG
" IN [ssx,;on aIRl q eralesssaFe been pleas
tie tiasering manner in WIZ
ed 10 communicate il, sdnd feil6w.c;,s.
am X ssnge SAMUEL WATTS 3
S sa%s e. e Z. e. disco,
all, about s 3 ah ne amount nilsson ESQ see
10 dissossyrss .eoe e ssls sssy .ssss 81
-.l;rea ID pscsecute STs k.ii &c sis;red
- ana half ef what she nigh recover.
-. There was = heavy Snow and nal.
..orm al Pittshurg, on Saturday nlglN
:
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INSTRUMENTATION.

The following is The vote in the 10th District,
as near correct as we shall be able to give until
we receive the olIiciAi vote from each county:
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-. There was heavy Snow and nan
.,oTm al Pittsburg, on Saturday HisA1
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FREpE:RIcK.
Congress. House ofDelegates. cOnst'n.

Total, 4S5 1883 CAT CAB 1888 ITO goo W
wall and Ward tW.) elected to the House Of
Delegates
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SENATE.
Hon. JAMES w BRADBURY, from the State of Maine.
appeared in his seat tnis morning
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CARD-he OF the public respectfully requested 20
our stock French China dinner, desssrl
and service vases glass siverpsd ware
double together with general assortment
Of useful household all Of which has been selected WIN
great manufactures, expressly for me city usde
and viii erocedngy low for cash, liberal credit o
satisfactory paper, ny,p . ,,.ourpp
Sept 16-d h"o"phse"-
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SALUTAToRyws n, TODD, halter and hrer, tender. his
u eomniimen 10 his friends and informs them
entered former premises appearing a. the
budding Of the Me Brown,
he
ance trusting business tend 20 add
experienced the Old for the
years and hoping TINT increased and continued &C
auainanee may he mutually piessnns and profitable.
I'D
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NEW CI.OAKs, s&c.--iusi reeeved~-
IN 10 very rich velvet coass new style
10 very rich cloli clooks, handsomely mu'hea
Ia very rich velvet sacks, Win hoods
"A yery rich cloth sacks, With hoods
syery rich velvet sssn,ias, STYLES, &c,
TO which we respectfully the Of purebssefs before
making selections feeling sbhden entire sasfacon
particular be given,
Nov p0-d4wu HOOE, RRO4 y co,
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IAMEs I,. EDWARDS. late Cemupissioper q PEN
j Smith, Oriens
burr have opened office in Washington for
OF the Tbey PROM
be ntusted
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.

CONTINUES practise law in the Supreme Court attend
claims
against obtain pensions
bounty lands debts dividends legaes
United foreign
funds loans and stocks and bond and
gage purchase and sale loans lands
patent nights, in any State Of the Union
Partenar paid California land tide coming up
10 he United States Supreme Court appeal
prepaid addressed to W O. snsthsn, Carroll
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