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Saturday, June g. 1851.
Extract Of letter from gentleman The Souh Side
IL. iko-s NJ u. irer.

Extract Of letter from gentleman The Souh Side, 10
the Editors Of The Enquirer:
You will please forward 10 me tile Enqurer OF tuesday,
the first Of July. As glanced down the columns OF your
nsner This morning was struck with The first three columns
and hall Of the secund page containing letter from the
Rev Dr. W. s. Plpmer the subject OF South Carolina and
the Union That letter should DC read win csence oy eve
~ South Carolinnn well by every true lover OF he
Union South Carolina has gone too lar he rlIhr OF St.
cessun On her part spread Itself abroad over This land
She wilt invariably have fall back for when she can'
INTO The Union she vi dyed herself support The Cunstu
lnn But has ianaht That SECESSION, On r part
will not br effected Those Virginia i-soluons pissed by
the st Legislature thai instructive and eloquent apes"
To her interests (which is c"nuinrd IN thar letter. which
saw in columns uf yUur paper this rn"rnng VIII a"uke
her Of her duty State 10 Tie Union ana mad
wc another Jarkaon in the Pr sidcutal chair, this
NOR would not have had The effar that il has. You viii
me paper by the next mui after you shall receive
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ARRIVAL OF TIE EMPIRE CITY AND GEORGIA
II

New York. Julr 6.-lne strantcr Empire City arrives!
here to-day bringing Cna4res dates 10 The oh Ine She
ha5 No later ucylcrs from California uuupht Nv
Tie Promctneu She three hundred seventy -iy
passengers ard million and ha OF gold IGN,
in the hands ut passengers.
The t.t locomotive the Panama Railroad started from
NAVY Bay IN 2ih. The w.r& prog H., rapidly.
The E.Lpr Cay lett the Falcon Chagrcs
t:ng The arrival OF lie Oregon.
military regiment monientIv expected from Panama
IN. -tnus IS hehhlS. aJb1crir> however, and olhc!
uutrase- vi frequent occurrence.
tn. steamer Georgia from Ne" Orleans and Havana ~.
riy~a al New irtk rn- evening
HE ,tsct- from Cab, are uninpGrtant
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To me Eiitor, of The ENQUIRER

PETERSBURG JrLY s. ISL.
Dear Sis visited the Mechanics taIl Yesterday with
the expectation OF hearing the address of R. A. Pryor! the
accomplished orator OF the day. To my surprise, found
myself with onethrd of the people assembled totally exclu
tsd from admlttance. am not aware how many be
commodat.d in that spacious apartment. but il filled 10
overlooking and literally blocked up Not hearing word
myself have enquired OF some halfduzen Of his intel
gent auditors the character of the orav and they
all concur expression OF admiration and approval
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sh n M n,oan.s oil aacu.urs naa mnnlaGlafe'
By Lieut., Col G. G. Day we ee ana ,bs
Cherished be its memory, ana WIN II ''' ~" -"
UIorv of our luslrious Commonwealth.
-,.syus, co,tope-onnitted in yesterdays paper.
a. 1vs,n Tncker-yrsina The W bite Plume oi Hen,
Svnr2o Thai led where others la tered yet never led
H., ,c du,y and In honor.
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THE TOBACCO CROP.

To The Editors Of The Enquirer.
was struck with surprise at the remarks OF Mr.. H. NJ.
Martin in yuur paper last week. and also find the
sentiments expressed in the Enquirer ni his week Mr..
Martin seems think that the prospects for OF tobacco
are not altogether good now they were about the middle
of Nav gentleman had said The prospects bet
ter now they this time last he would have said
right About the middle OF lay the prospects ur tobacco
crop in Virginia very hatlrrng. Plants were album
dunt and good Seasons the crop wond have been
planted win in May. But how Stands the case! We
nave had no rain worth mentioning since the first Sunday In
Nav This know Ia in three Uurhs Ut Primo
Edward; and 26h ut this month, attended barna-
cue nj Prince Edward Court HOUSE given M-s-rs. Bots
Wise Bucock and Fluurnoy. tshnge mXtrfe this where
heard from The countries ri Charlotte Lnnsnhug, Appuma
y and BucHngh and they IL be suffering as We
ore from the drought Aput the middle of May plants were
abundant but now The last at June hry ae az scarce ms
they were then abundant; and but little, any, dle
ence between the crops and list year.
A PLASTER Is PRiScE EDWARD.
luna
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We are requested to state that the summer arrangement
on the Central Railroad, will commence on Inc 9' hsah
leaving Richmond at A. NJ Alter which time passengers
will come through from Staunlon in one day. See ADVERTISE
mept in another column.
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Among the passengers for Liverpool by the steamer Arc
we recognize the following names H. B. Gwahmey anu
WIFE, Miss Gwathmey, Mrs Elizabeth Roy, '" n. hcna'a
son. IT,, of Richmond D. B. Tenant Pe'ersours w. a.
pia,,.r char,ottesvie: and VIM Gibbons, Virginia.
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,o-n,:nq II a. r.asofy ard iaenst display al ingsn.tv
,y md rl1r.nco which ryeai the attention ui Inc
audience thai The drop Of pin might be heard IL was
ma luly directed % radicasm OF the day
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The Ohio Wing State Convention have nominated lot uoV
eruor Samuel F. Vinon. He received 2lz Vo'es anu W.
c,.o- 90 nrincinally from the Western Reserve.
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VIRGINIA REFORM CONVENTION.


The Convention met pursuant arJ rnment No cer-
eyman present. The Journal Of Saturdays proceedings
Iread and approved.
Propositions were presented by Mcssrs. CARLILE and
GoupE which they design they stat Offering or the
sheraton ui the Committee uf Whole the proper time
| LEGISLATIVE REP'RT.
On motion, the COmmce resolved itsel into COMMITTEE
of the Whole on the Legislative Report When the Cum
mittee rose Saturday The question striking ont
the second section of Mr.. WIsEs pr"posun US amended
and inserting the amendment vi Mr. FAULKNER, which reads
thus: i,
State and species Of property shall be taxed higher
than another species Of properly which taxes shall be
levied All property in the State shall be taxed In proper
ton value be ascertaned as directed by law except
slaves IL Of age and such other property as
majority Of the members elected in each House OF
the General Assembly may think proper 10 exempt from
taxation"
dav by Mr.. Chiffon, Mr. Wise MIR. Jacobs Mr.. Faulkner,
Mr. Bolts. and Mr.. Jasper.
The Committee division being demanded agreed 10 strike
ont the ID section of the amendment of Mr. NIss-ayes
Is noes 32-but refused to insert the amendment OF Mr.
| FAULKSER.
Mr. FERGrsoS moved then insert in the blank created
Nv srki q Mr.. WlsE's I'd section, the following:
l. Taxation each subject thereof shall be uniform
| ihrou ghUut the Commonwealth.
2 Lands and lots shall be taxed according TO their value
Slaves shall be taxed capa but such tax shall not exceed
four times Tho amount imposed upon each SU0 worm Of
lands Provided that sayeu, under twelve and over Sixty
years of age, shall be exempt from taxation.
| The motion 10 insert was negoiived.
Mr. Boris then proposed for insertion the following amend
ment
"There shall be uniform system OF dd ralore taxation
upon description and species OF property IN the conf
monweah real personal and mixed except such may be
specially exempted by vote Of each branch of the Legsa-
| ture
I shall be lawful for the Legislature 10 create pub
lie debt whou the time, during the same ses-
providing for the payment of the same BY increasing
OF per centage Of taxation, in such manner ana ~
such extent may sufficient to The payment of the
interest and the principal they each respectively become
due
40 pri,tino NJ
dollars shall become law exec: by OF majority oil
all the members Of each branch Of the LEGISLATURE.
The resolution for insertion disagreed o-ayes ~ noes
49
Mr. WISE then submitted the following to I'LL the blank =:
"a caplaon tax shall be laid upon all free males over -
wears Of age equal 10 The laid upon $500 worth 81 land
Pending the consideration of this amendment, and "nle
Mr. WISE occupied the floor, motion the committee rosc'
and then on motion the Convention adjourned
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-,s
yhic tho Volunteers OF h:ohnond nave a'a!'IH We
If The late act OF the Legislature in their bclh. nc
companies OF Repubic are us sword ana It's Seu
,rnor doubt that your present admirable organization wa
yon great in your ctos TO increase the EN-
ncy and elevate the standard Of this branch n Inc sefce
pnt ME gentlemen propose The following enn'ent:
rh First Regiment of Virginia VolunIeers-he defence
tho nrde and the Of itlchmond Its flag VIII al
ways float the path 10 honor
With great respect am gentlemen YOURS very r,"f'
HENRY G. CABELL,
R,cHsoSp, July 3, 1851.
a., no,r Sir-Rerret,inr very much that clnnnt unite
;,h you tomorrow celebrating the day beg you 10 o.
fer for the ACCOMPANYING ssn'I"e M RICHARDSON.
"a Can't. j. Il. Richardson. Young Guard
0ur Volunteers-rhey need Martinez 10 leach he,'
dscipline- it 10 have been born WIN mem. sm
,hem az men, cherish Them as friends, anu u'' l " ~
ga citizens and soldiers.
| RICHMOND JrLy 3, ISL.
,,anen-I ACKNOWLEDGE the receipt of invitation 70
& -, Goddins Spring on the 9TH of July but cannot
,.Jy express yself TO you for the high compliment
and regret much to have decline me uG e 70 din
@ ~ Crjfins Spring. BY the Richmond Light Dragons,
which will plead sufficient excuse IoH ySG' r$ sEYRIS
os To CAPTAINS Elliott, Nimmo, Danorth and others
RrcumoSp July 4. 1851.
~ o., w NJ Elliot md Others Committee ot Invitation
r:,lrmen-Your polite Invitation 10 me 20 join your COM
,,o.s in dinner day Goddins Spring has ;een re-
s ,a of being with you this occasion therefore
Inc Won INV thanks your politeness and also best
Tor the interest and advancement OF the Isl Volunteer
Regiment of Virginia Militia
Win kind regards for yourself and committee, am, res
pectfuly yours E. .. "Ai' L. fu0'' oua'u'
| ARMoRy RlcHaoNp, July 4, 1851.
(;entiemen-I regret the necessity OF having to decline
your very polite invitation to Join you at G1ddns Spring TO
tny NV acceptance of previous invitation by the Rich
! mond Troop deprives Of this pleasure
| Will offer however, the following sentiment:
WonlnHer heart is the shrine vi virtue and her tongue
! the oracle OF truth.
! Yours, with respect 4. L. LAY Ne.
| r. Capt. Elliott and Others Goddins Spring
II following letter received from Col. Spadlng, who
subsequently, Joined the company at the Spr ing:
| July 4h, 1851.
Centlemen-Plcase make known to your respective cont
mauds my regret previous engagement will deprive
me of the pleasure Of accepting their polite invitation, con-
viewed through you for to-day.
have always regarded well disciplined and appointed
militia as the safeguard of free State. AS portion
Of This arm of our National Defence allow wish you
under your organization all the success 10 which you
are fully entitled
Please present the annexed for me- and believe ME,
! Very truly, yours }. w. SPALDlNG
| To CAPTAINS W. Nj. Elliott, R. NJ. Nimmo j. b Danf,rth
J. H. Richardson, P Theo. Muulc, J. X. Caskie, &c &C.
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DANGEROUS ACCIDENT n.

DAN6tRoLS ACClDENT-O On the evening =.
'""'"' - '' ''i's h'cpiiil;Iei by crowds OF r..
the Cockade Blues - tie ears IN h. rrtr,n IT,
ing To Petersburg, portion of The bridge sa,terIy
ana pFccpltatcn mo t canal number OF The military "
Fortunately they were all rescued IN time a. n,.r
damage beyond the great alarm created amung.,
Oundcrlng IN the water aud and their numeror,
present. This the Only accident worthy .: n;
cured city on the fourth. The bridge We
has for time past been considered unsafe an
row escape Of several lives, will presuIl- nyw n'
1RiciynoBJ = -''E-
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opGn every way agreeable TO their qualification cay
nerrm W. regrets for nipropri-es and no headache, \
enJ''y;ncnl. e''eu nun less tsWpe
h rr, 10 me h"an'i'u of rhis assembI,oe w.
w. C,hic, 49, uAl%Es and Dr.. GARRETT on b,b Sided
nrIs lor inc neat and rTovid-nt system If bnsh
"nch make Them remarkbe These aentIrm.o
selves valuable citizens in two-f,ld manner rh 'c'
farmers and jealous advocates of the are goo
ue ana lney are now aiding, both by rxamp. md
IN inculciln2 Temperance that rrnrst p'et-p
tarmer.-I Richmond Uispctrh '""'''''y OF .
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET-Jr.r ,.
Beef Cattle-Scale weight 81 so 10 80 Is.
Hogs-Nett sc so. :,
SheepNett 81 80 to SO so, in quality AMI ne sa'
Is ample. JACOB stiooH
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RICHMOND, 81 july 1851.
Gcntencn-l regret that it will be in my power TO
cept of your invitation 10 be with you in your
Iteration of the National Anniversary Be good enough to
offer the suboned sentiment in my namc and believe ME,
with great respect, most sincerely yours,
JNO. r. THOMPSON.
Captains Elliott Nimmo, Danforth, Richardson, Moore
and Caskic.
The United States of America Though comprised about
by many and great dangers yet destined TO outvs them
all
"God for this country hath in heavenly pay
A glorious AngeI-hen il Angels fight,
Weak fall for iIea ven sill guards the right !"
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FRIpAY MORNING: July 4, 1851.
Gentemen-I have received your kind invitation TO dine
with companies Goddn's Spring TO day need not
fths high qualification it would afford me- under
ordinary circumstances TO mnge with you al me festive
board und unite in the patriotic ceremonies which always
mark in country, the celebration of the natal day OF
American liberty But considerations of private nature
Be pleased to make my regrets TO the companies and offer
them, in my behalf, the accompanying sentiment have
the honor be- very respectfully your obedient servant
r. P. AUGUST.
To Captains Elliott. Danforh, Nimmo Richardson Moore
and Caskie Committee. &c.
By MAJOR T. P. August, Isl Regiment Virginia Voun teers
the Union of the States: Ceented by the blood Of q
common ancestry, it perpcuued by common inter.
ests and love- When the bonds Of affection shall to
10 be rope Of sand
RICHMOND, July 3, 1851.
Gentlemen-A previous engagement comprls most ro-
luctany 10 decline your polite invitation behalf of your
respective companies partake of dinner the approach
ing 4th Of July.
cannot perl nit the opportunity 10 pass without rendering
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RICHMOND July 3, 1851.
Gen,emen-I received your polite invitation partake of
public dinner be given The 4h Instant at GUddins
Spring oy the Volunteer Companies of This city regret
that previous Engagement, which will be alb
from city that day will prevent from partic
pating in your festivities.
My long and agreeable association with the Volunteer
Companies OF the city, makes feel deep interest In
thing affecting their welfare, and permit the
sion TO pass without congraiuang you The recent egs
uton in respect the Volunteers Of the State by which
ton The pronptness with which have avaed yourself
its provisions gives that duly appreciate its
advantages and will lin that perfect proficiency
In military tactics which il designed 10 accomplish In
cuncuso neg repeat the OF the deep in
terest feel in all that the Volunteer Companies OF
the city, and ott. you the accompanying sentiment
Very respectfully, your oordicnt servant,
JOHN A. MEREDITH.
The ls Regiment Va. Volunteers May success attend
their efforts attain more thorough and efficient organ
Zu0n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-14
IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
The Bounty Land Bill Passed. =
WAR OF 1912, sc.

TIME Hin granting BOUNTY LAND 10 the
IL Soldiers (wiether regulars, volunteers mi
litiao engaged in the War of 1912, sl3 and II, and
in the Fybfida OF Seminole War OF 1886, ~. 80,
&c. and Gen. Wayne's Indian War, or any War
since 1906 DARING finally passed Congress, theA sum
dersigRe& being ln possession Of all the forms and
understanding fully all the requirements OF theva-
rious Offices pf tie Government, will attend prompt
IN to prpcGrihg the same for claimants.
In case uf The death of the Soldier, the WIdoIc OK
Minor lChitdFen will be entitled
Those Soldiers who engaged TO serve twelve
nonths of during the war, and aatnaly Serred nine
s1ontks will receive one hundred and sixty acres
and these who engaged to six months, and actually
<erred Eodf months viii receive eighty acres and
those he eng ged serve tor any, an indefinite
perod, and 4ctaaty serred one gonth will receive
/ ioTif acres
Ggiherlahmaut or warranted is not allowed the
priyilere al selling or assigning away his certificate
or warrant bot instead is compelled 10 locGe or have
1 his Land loeated and as considerable delay and
! risk in procuring good and hdrGatageoisty located
Land. win be the consequence, the subscriber in
order to ubviaie this difficulty, has made arrange
ments with comretent and responsible gentlemen in
The West. 10 select and locate Lands specially,
/ thereby scouting prime farming and mdrkefabte
Land aF.s4 irAie4 the Patent for the same or the
/ Land can he sold if desired, al full value thus
saving $50 10 500 on the claim, besides guarding
! against Land Spectators, and many unforeseen
and inevitable difficulties that will otherwise occur
Forms and Instructions furnished-the Warrant
or Ceftitlcate ottained-the same located ~and the
Pater. OF Land sold at fuH price; the Fee for ths
tchoe serticds will be quite moderate.
All business attended 70 promptly. share 2
pairouace ii solicited. Address. postpaid, "
JOHN s. GALLAHER, Junior.
1 Washington ID. c., Oct. Ii, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-14
n CARD.

+ HAVE jus, returned from New York 1, whs asa
ham h he furnished regularly with Garments cut
ii he laiea ssioa, and the Reports" for he same
regularly received Gentlemen may ieel assured
,hal ail work given me will be catt and finished In
The best style and upon terms satisfactory 70 ALL
CoArs, TEsrs and PANrs OF every. style will De q,
made 10 the taste Of gentlemen My object Is, u
possible BY all means to please GARMENTS MADE
ii the city Of New York are now 70 my sh1P, ana
fdr many wears given my whole attention TO my
business can say with sonddenes that can now
combine taste with comfoFi, and that my Journey
men are every way competent, and feel lost PRIDE
ID finishing their work in aworsmanlike manner;
n word, am now prepared e suit ali tastes, ana
only ash i fair trial BY the public.
GFastlll 10 the public for past patronage, a son
sinnance issrespectially solicited From persons
81 ! distance no less than Ill Aoules should be hap
81 n receive i trial, and feel confidence in
ssta,inr as am authorised by orr Merchants 70 DO
that cloths, Cassimeres. Trimmings 80 VIII g
sold 81 he most favorable terms, and a. prices
greatly less than heretofore nrn,..N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-14

THE undersigned have obtained Letters Patent
= iof most valuable AIR TiGHT SAsu FAsrEN-
ER, by which you are enabled 10 raise the window
sash 10 any required height and hold fast, without
cutting holes in the frame, and at the same time TO
ietdown the upper Sash as 10 LEI the heated air
escape az the top and admit the cool air al he bot
Tom and also make the Sash perfectly airstight and
keepbt from rafting. Who is il that has not had
hs resi- broken hythe Gathering If the window-sash
N stormy night,lto say nothing of the amount 81
air admitted thereby This Fastener has great adj
complete control OF the sash; and wiH aec2modate
itseifto any state of the weather, we. or dry-the
back OF The sash being groeyed, and strip inserted
which Is forced out sainst the frame thus accommo
datnF itself TO the frame and behind this strip i an
eccentric or can fixed on lever which passes
through the sash, and raifang OF depressing sne
lever LISTENS OF loosens the sash and enables you TO
lock X fast at any point Such is the estimate pni
on ibis discovery that we have applied them 70
seyeraihundred windows, notwiihstanG .ng bpt aIss
weeks have elapsed since We got the fixtures aud
even before obtained the patent, and many n,ole
have been engaged Us soon as we can procure iss-
Jennings.
we would now say 10 the public that We have
made arrangements for our castings with MIR.
Rodgers IL No. 40. High street, Old Town. Balti-
more, Md. who. by the BY, we would recommend
to such as may want castings done7-for the pfomp,
ness and The manner in which ii is done--and wilh
Mr. Wernwag. of Harpers-Fer the most disnn,
guished machinist ot our country as any one VIII
admit IL Ne will call apd see his shop and the ma
chinery he has On hand He has undertaken to
finish our fasienngs by machinery 50 ,hatthey will
REQUIRE no asserting, but can be put together with
the gTeaies, despatch. Such as may wish 70 pur-
chase State or County rights can apply (postpaid)
10 either or us, Nathaniel MYEas, Charlestown,
Jefferson county, Va. or F. G. Smith, Harpers-
Ee,,vlVa Pafentees The fastenings can be for
waricd from Harpers-Ferfy 70 ans point with the
49,, M r;iItv as they could from any Of our ATLANTIC
Cities il being Immediately on the Baltimpsc and
Ohio RAN Road abou, so miles from altlmore,
M Il ,rlepraphic communication With the East
and West. Sc.
10 such as may be acquainted with eithefof he
,..n,,amen whose names are given, we wonld say
49,; N ,ln, ana satisfy yourselves that Il is no
hunnhne "A. Hunter, l.. N Garter. G. w Sap
ninrs.n. III. Keyes, N s. White, John Yates, James
| q. Ransom. G. S. Gardener, (post- paid,l who have
4 them in use and many others who are waiting 'o
! have them put in their windows.
| SATHANIEIs MYERS, I potsntee..
i IF. G. SMITH,
July S. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-14
Fan and Winter clothing.

AT IHE LOWES1' PRICES!
TIME most superb stock Of READYMADE
u CLOTHING ever offered in Harpers-kerfy,
has usi been received by the subscribers lor Inc
sfesent Fall and Winter trade, al their CiotAfng
Emporium, where purchasers can be Accommodates
with the following assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Sack and other Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, all
Qualities. Drawers, Boots, Hats three qualities.
Rough and Ready Hats Caps, very large supply,
All Of which will be sold on reasonable terms and
prices that eapnot fail to please. Also, superior
lot Of Silk Cotton and Bingham Pocket and Neck
handkerchief, Crayats Gloves, Socks. Suspenders,
Umbrellas, Canes, Pen Knives, Razor Slrops, Aes
TRUNKS, TALICES AMI. ChRPETB BAGS.
,-zy- This being the largest and most fashionable
stock Of Ready Made Ctothing ever offered in Hair
persFerry, they ask call from all purchasers de-
sirous Of being served reasonable terms, either
wholesale or retail. )
N B. Persons that cannot be accommodated with
our present stock Of Clothing are informed that We
are prepared b have Clothing made TO order al shcft
notice and guaranteed PIT at the same low pfieef
1--WE ret6rn thanks for the very liberal patro4-
| age heretofore extended 10 us-and We assure the
public that Goods sold BY will not be interior 2
those Of any other establishment in the country
All we ask is CALL feeling assured that no one vii
| leave our establishment without being convincea
Ahaf cheaper and better articles OF Clothing cann9
be had this side Of Baltimore NOT even lnes<i
III R. WALTER BkO.ls
Harpers-Ferry, September p 1850