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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
. baltimore Market.
Isnndoipil Il Lntiunef,.
elRcuLIR or PaieKa IN rHE BAITlanRK MAaEEF

NAhNbhAA VI htsA8e IN THE sBAHTlMnHN IAtHET
Hi FIR he iaedk ending Feb iG 1859.
Reported sapFessiy rar Is. Fres Press
AspLss Are arriving freely and sell AZ 81 so To-
~ 90 Der BIZ.
BUfrEH.--fs very scarce ali qualities liz IN ac-
time demand. Saihot Gadesal is To 20 cts--Cny
k9ll a. = TO ~ ets-C Common Western q u 10
EEASs.-White b4ans are worth al ,25l ID II 80
per busehl Mxed50 10 IS cts.
BAcos.-The SUPPLY Is better and demand not
ogoodi slough wdquose last weeks raIes. Sales
9isnoudFfs az q y VI Sides At 9ftoiOi cls--
Hams al l TO IA cts. 9
fBeEswAx.-H nominaliy at 2icfs. No sales.
BCcKwHEAT.-Sales al 81 rs to 81 per 100 bis.
CATrLE-500 head were offered al the scales on.
Monday, OF which 400 were soia ID City Butchers.
and Packers at 81, % to S361t onihe hoof. equal
70 5 80 70 81 mel, and the balance were left unsold
CtovERsgED.-SaIes at S5s75 to SCI.
CouNTRY SoAP.-7fOod demand al III to 81 cts.
CHEsSuTs Sales are made al s ID 81 80
Ra-Good delpRtd and sales a SIS 10 81 CTS for
White, and 56 % GO cts. ior YeIl0w
Dalsp FEriT. Sales Of Apples al195 o ITO cts.
Peaches at 81 IS t0S2. ss
81 pEERskINs -Prine skins will bring % to a.
FLouR. Market and sales very dull al SIS, 1874 Tor
Howard i. and City Mills.
EEIxsEED. Sales AZ $ IS ID, 81 80
ii GlxsgNG.-ln demand and sales at As cts.
+ Hoss.-Sales al $7tg $50. ss
sLAaD.--sales in Kegs a. II io u ems Bbls -
lilo - ets
MusfARn SEgD-Sales At 8 10 9tts--wilh j good
demand. r
o.Ts-N New Ire bringing y i 81 Els. Eeod
PorAroxs--Prinel Mercers are selling !. IS Il
IS cis-4ordinary potatoes II 81 10 SO els.
Pes Al 81 100 10 III Is.
RrE-Sales al 81 10 So els.
& SNxkg Ro0T.--In demand al IS GEMS
TALLow-Sales al eto 9scfs.
TfMorHv SEED No demand nominal al So.
WHEAr--i 05 10 10 cts. lot inferior 10 good euod
ID prime al ITO to It's cis. family four White n
lis 10 100 cts--in good demand.
WeoL. Sales Of unNashed n TO 90; washed =
sb 70 45eis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
THE L1sT PREsiDRxTIAL ELlc-
TION.

The deIsse Of DemoerAey which overwhelmed
The Wing candidate II The late Presidential cleo
iiqn seemed 50 universal that the snceessfneparty
who swan upon Its waves did not hesitate 10 be-
lieve that their less fortunate competitors were To-
tally and forever submerged. But since the sun
has cone out and the wasers grown taimI there has
been no difhenlty in discerning their error. The
Whig party s,ill iyes--reireshed, puFihed and in
vigoraied like he green earth when the floods sub
sided. Though they we're not victorious IN the
great contest they exhibited greater strength than
they had ever before displayed-ana held ia re-
serve power which il put forth would have more
than given The majority On their side which ap-
ps4red against ihem-Lynal5urg rlrginias
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
AN ExTRAoRDsNARY CASE.

MIR Weber has reported bill ii the Senate d Mary
land explanatory Of the act Of Ill., chap i3 relating
10 servants and slaves to meet most singular case
The particularsof which cores onden Of the Argus
thus relatesi NJ
Ut appears, BY the law referred to- that
any whita4 perasn found guilty Of marrying
what Il commonly termed i eolored petspn
the parties are liable to be sold, the man
end woman, fer d term Of yehrs ft believe
seyehl Into tefvilnde aud their Issue, ieany.
are slaves for lifs The dase referred III II
somewhat aftef this fashion narrated Al
white eltlssH Ut this State, some years Hga
married d fanalelwhom BID believed to ID Of
pure white descent The woman Ii sald to
DO handsome, Of excellent qualities, and does
net bear In any way tho slightest marks In.
dicaiiye Of her beiug otherwise than Of Tho
purest Anglo.Saxon race The man has ac.
quired tine property and rs held IL great
respect by oil who know hiEfi and bis family.
They have three children Somo person
Having undertaken 10 traJd out the pedigree
Of tho vito, alleges that het blood Il tainted
some Of hsr great Or grand parents pfa5a.
w have been Of the colored species and
tho parties have accordingly beon indicted
ID one Of the circuit courts Of this State ---
A tainturc Of blond works the serious penal.
~ mentioned The Indictment Ii said 10
DO tho result Of malice. The neighbors, All
who knew the family, have taken deep ii.
tSrestin their behals IT'D said that Cover
npr Love, upon due representation Of tho
case, has offered % grant a 'loiie ProseqsAe-
which would relieve the parties Of the pro
cess Of the court; but the parents, feeling
ahxieus 70 redeem their offspring from All
stain in public estimation, have preferred
standing trial, and hence the present nc
ton Of the legislature This is not only .
novel but most severe case.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
DINNER 70 HON. HENRY BtDlNsEa.'


~ D held n Chasles,ewl On "a Veterinary.
l, having been proposed. % the part Of the q.
iizens 81 Jeistson County, irrespective Of Par,y
divisions 70 tender Pablo Dinner 10 The Hon.
HksRT BEDlseER Il ChaFles,own on The adday
q February snsuing, mee,ing 10 adopt The re-
eessary preliminary srrangeEeu,s was held as,he
Cour, House on Friday hast.
On motion, WELLS J. HAWKS, ESQ WAS
called 10 TIE Chair and GkoRpE T. SrEwARr ap.
pointed Secretary. The object Of The meeting
sAsing been explained tie following Resciu,isas
|, were adcp,ed;
+ Resolred. That The chaiFman and Secretary
OF this Meeiing,be COMMITTEES q notify the
Hen. HEaRv BEulSGKR OF The object conlempiat'
eds'of the time designated, anhIreqaest his aeGai,
eseence in The same.
Resolved, That ! Committee consisting Of
Capt. jain w Rowan, Capt Geo. ". Sanplngs
ton and John F. Blessing. be l General Commits
ses 90 Subscriptions, TO whom all lists shall b
4 returned and al moneys paid over.
esResolred, Tha, the following gentlemen. be-.
ing one in each OF The Districts oflhe County, Re
requested 10 collect subscriptions FOR the Dinner
and report 10 the General Committee, VIZ
William West for No laced Morgan far No 5
Geo. Murphy for Ma Der Lucas for No 8
Thos Jotnsonslor 40 / Geo. ~ Cox for MOI
Jas. II. Moore for 10 Jeremiah Fuss TOR No q
Resolred, That Messrs. Wells j.. Hawks, An
drew Hunter, Robt w Baylor, Wm. e. Worth
ingtnn and James w Beller be a Cotamitlec ot
lavfation. AID fusther,
Resalsel, THAT Ihe RED "a. The 10Th Congres
sional Ds,rie, BE-, and tley Dire herehs saasire.l
specially invited u be present, Wittoal further
invitation.
Resolred. That the Chair appoint five gentle.
| men who shall be a Commilee Of Reception
the Chair named aiessrs CAarles q. Stewart,
| 1hns Rawlins III. N. GallAher, +. w. D1ew
and Thos. A. Moore +
Resolrea, Tha, tie following gentlemen be Il
COMMITTEE 10 prepare Toasts suaabIe 10 abe oci
casien :-Chas Ill Stewart, lnhn w, Kennedy,
DR.. Nm. A. Douglass. II B Davenport, I'm !.
Smith, + 4. Moore and Wms Lucas, il.
Rssolrea, That the proceedings nfthis meeting
be signed BY the Chairman, And Secretary, aud
the papers q this CoRgressiynal Distric, bere-
qaasted 10 copy. liz
WELLS, ]. llAWKs, Can
GEO. L. STEwlRT See%v 1 m. E4E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

Among the list q psishh issaka from The United
States Puiea, Oice, daring he ph,, week. We hnd
Patent franledIso wlltIAa YAnskt. foe Improvement
IL ornamsnilag Dagaslrso,ypcs. lhAeolor.
Allo Patent 70 JpnN ;, GktlAinn, Jr., Tor HE
lmpsSvsa Elasbe. Spring Top cpIh.
And also Patent 70 GHo, y. y. zMssaNAs, q
chnrestown. Or lmpretemsat In Grain ThfssAsrs and
clesnen
The shove lats PaieAlss viii mly e,hsrs hsFysCioss
oranisd. wsss ebaiaed through ~ Paisat Agency d
1oHs 9. 0ALlAnns, Jr.. ws.hinftoa. d. C.. % whom
l.r..tor. cad AnnIlcsi,s. Naall Al NsIl % aplly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
For az n. P,sss.
AN EXPOSITION.

We appeal 20 the9Vssiee aud honor a The Diree-
tors Of the Berryvilia and ChaEieslo&h Turnpike
Company Tor redress " Tie snFroanting neigh
b0rhood OF Kaheldwh, We can n,iInber from
IS 10 20 Teams which formerly TRAVELLED the upper
Read 10 Charleslown.l Many oflhe OWNERS eflhese
teams have taken Stock so as to procure d better
and cheaper Road 10 transport their produce % the
nearest point on the W. r. Road
The gentlemen getting subscription sor S,cck Of
the Turnpike, held oai strong Inducements % this
immediate neighborhocd the advantages Of the
Road Instead Of inrlining to the eastern rru:e-
they inclined i Norih amer spending several Hun
dred Dollars on the eastern soute. Now Thai fhe
Road is completed which gives Us ehsnce 10 trav-
81 % i one mile they charge Us with ave This
Is a roor vayto pay fof stock. They have receiv-
81 our money and BY extravsgant charges they are
causing the travel 10 goito 3fhrr Roads.
liza STOCK HOLDER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

QrrnsoE ~ BALrnoRE cousrr--lTs le,ru
from The Baltimore county Advocate hal, % he
,oik instant Dr. Archibald Fnllerion. Arm, 81
rea! Of age the teacher a Prices Skooi-houe, ~
tke hrrcr pzrtof The 6,k district told one IN ~
seh9l1s IL Or % ye1rspf age, that his lesson ss
10: correct lmmedia,eiy. says ihe Advoe,,, n.
bck5l,r struck t1e Doctor over The head VIA AZ
siait, vita great violence, in1iciihg very severe
uoln1 and Prosr1iing hin q The 1oor. aficr rh;rS
he heal him IN - unmerciIul manner. No. ~
he scholars attempted % rEschc hin Until k- -.
o,lerIy porerielz. 9ellerinF IN III kIooi n -
pears that The scholar had 6ssn severely Sfs-'s.S
& ike D1c.sl sane Iins sinc>. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
THE STRIKE or THE ,voRKMES.

The city presented qnits animated scene On Fri
dav the wofkmen inthe factories Of the BALTIMORE and
Ohio Railroad Compsny, accompanied BY those Of the
Baltimore and workshops and other eab-
lishmeats about town.. having resolved upon grand
promenadc, in honor Of general strike for advance
n wages They appeared il great strength, nnnerca
" and physically, and there probably no coantry in
lie world which, upon similar OCCASION coald effect
60 manly ard respectable display. The order which
characterised their proceedings highly ereditnble
them and their coadnct collectively and individually,
90 ar observation extended, that they
understand and appreciate what i dne to their own self
respctf and the which they have combined.
- rl7a1ftr,srr S.,n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
THE sIARRIaGE cEREM0NY.


Mormon paper, called The SIR in diseoursfng
on the subject OF marriage, plurality or wives.
&C. denies that any one has been DiTinely author
ized 70 perform The marriage cerempny from the
second century to the brfginaiion Of Mormonism-
and concludes as follows:
Marriages then. among all nations. though le-
gal according 70 The Laws Of men have been illegal
according 10 the Laws authority and institutions Of
Heaven. All the children born during that long
period though legitimate according 70 The customs
and laws Of nation, are Legitimate according 70
the orders and authority Of Heaven. Those lhi1gs
which are performed 81 The authority o. men, God
will overthrow and destroy and they viii b void
and ofno eject in the aaE, OF the resnrTs-iion.r
II this Be 20, then tht I orm01ises calculate. We
suppose, that they will b the only occupants Of
Heaven Whaiewr nay Be their fais in the NEXT
world We s1|uld b glad 70 see thsm compelled @
mend their morals on tafih.-- Ba1Ii1oxs ClitP<f
~
Cinn6furr Elocki1n Rs>irnnl. -Conno.lcre Hi1e1-
~ u q Sra1lcr - ten1lrcd his fclirntlin % Lc
$500. - Me- Irr.eIr ~ 4 Il. kae1 nrcnuf11
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

local M InorAnda.
ellIInl,ll nlsnll,A.rlnN

Nv Divine Psslnlsslon tha Presbyterian Church fesV
eeatls built ID this Town, viii BE- D5ieitpd pd Friday
Hpst, ihe 18th, d VI o'clock Al NJ The dedication
sefh1h Will BE- pfdfehed d that h6uf lii a IteY tlF
L PluMABH, 9 llalfilH5fe, E#g III
There will bp pfAthngd A Saturday and the habkaih
tbaN aa, aBd tho HasfAapai IL lhn Lords supper will
a administered on hh tsahhah ~ ilie psiial Aai The
I feNs llafhg ihe aseiAg Mil 10 open 40 al who may
1 Wish d he present. If Feb. u, lseai 4
4 REtldIouR Notice.
II ~ Divine PeraSksan The itaY, WI, Essg aAfos 4
wili preach IL hmiihned Oh Saturday, 18th Instant Ill
HI ohaeki A. Mi aaa o. sabbath slgaiag al tbs salnu
H1tnHr. III Il IAIh III sfaiI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
cONVALEsCENT.

As several cl The newspapers have given cur.
rcIey 10 the report that VIZ. l. clAEk, he Presi-
de1tof she Winchester and Potomac Railroad. was
dangerously H. Il affords great pleasure 10 state
that his physician has pronounced him eonvales-
cent. He ispow able 10 move about his room. We
sTus he vii soon regain sufifients,enRih 10 leave
he house WTscscr,er Rspr3icns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
IulII.Iu M.alsRIN,..

III nIeetingi The citizens IL Jets fson County " III be
hell iie Court. II nsv III sid c5ufy on the ast,a,
oi February ns being Court dly jtor tlt uurlpsv III
r1nsdcflag thctreaL benefits arising finn thu erection
of TURNPIKE Road ffom 10 Charletown
the County Seat st n
GeneJnen III favor Of said lmprbye omen. viii blehgo
come prepared tnsuhit 10 sad inaatlnR plan br tha
treetal f'sgd road & MANY GlffzENs,
February TO- lh63 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
b ie .d:

H Attic residence 81 aIr ohm Moore, Sr, on the l6t
linssaat Mr.. SAMUEL n. HARRIS, sen q Mr.. Gee
H. IaFris Of thus coaaiy, ii the asdiSar Of his age
II On Monday morning e lith isst ssF shs,s ans
II NEST severe iIness, Mrs. ANN FRANCIS Held
II NIIAI. in about th Both year flerA age wieof NJ
lsa4e neidwhal of this county 4s
II On the 10th Ing, 1.-THE residence other grandfather
tIoha S, GaiIahsr; Esqs;l IN Wasaingtoa CITY,
only aaaghter OF EdWafd Al and nc late sallie a. Gsl
II iatrrap f Richmond, asrd months andl7 days.
N !. AYc saw thee, aid loved thee. kweet babe, ~
ri %ieo well +,
t Nor dFeAnied th0u veH blooming to die,
HI TIo'er CIR bright visions the dark shadows fell.
II And we saw thee cold in death lsct
H "sTeet TcAad tAsa asr. plusked fsorna garlaa
ii i5Yd.
Il Attd Just unfolding is bloom IS gis
And Thy isselyf1o rni pure rs spirits shove.
if3A Must meuldsf baneah the cold stone.
H ESQ lovely, 50 pure, with tender care cherish
Now brish,eptd the eye meath Thy smile.
II Alas ike dew drops thy smiles have ~
II Ndmere our lgne hcyO d. beguii
1 q But Why weep iii II
II On the bosom of Iai
Meath the miidey
III NoscfroH can
Il On the 4h instaA
i2moa,hs and days, 80 -
IL Cru3en.9s
H Alas how changed thai o.
lI5a Which bioonsd aad cheers
FAIR feeting comfort Of All hd1I'
FL How we are called ID paII.
Tits vale Of tears will soon b. nast.
III Eteraty nEari then "a, nv child,
Hi l'lL9ue my sighs4
III e We,hope TO meet youithefe.
H At lis residence, in Berkeley eruhfy on the 9Th
lstant Mr. WILLIAM NJ SEIREIsIs In the 37h rey
Of his age, leaving Young wife, one child, and argl
licirce q relatives and friends dtplore his loss
II fredericksburg on the "a instant. Mrs. 6ArHAl
Ii RINE RHODES, eonsost pf Mr.. jacob R6sdes, ST.
4 aged about 81 years.
I'll I'M Shepherdstown, on the It'll Janiary,H FRANK;
Jagged years aud months and on the 10Th CATEIA
RIM aged years aad nioathsson and daughter i
4 Lewis I.acas, Esq
FIJI 0nths a2d utmo 1t the residence of hcr son. near
1.-THE Short Hin, in Lbaioun county, Mrs. MARGARET
IHScHAEFFER, aged y ysafs. ION ilugptrs and
lHdays.l R3ei
HI On tie 9th ultn4oat The residence of her son b.
tween the Hills, In Loudosln csuhty Mrs. MARY
/ iMlLNER in the 10Th year q heFagc.
FL Ia Clarke comfy on the 20lb january after pro.
ltraeted illness, MARGARET ,AlEKCER, tconsort- d
3Dr. Jesse o Mercer III thc4ath year ii her aye.
FL On the 9th ut. On Mcrccrs Bottom Masoa ctunt
VA, ROBERT HEREFORD, Sen, i'll the 54th VI
lot his age. ,Mr IL moved from the county of Loud
ii the year 1901. &
Il On Saturday. the 9Th Instant at the residence d
mother. near Shebherlstown, Miss ELIZA A
| HOW ERsi daughter d ,heIlats George Bowers.
about rs years.
Oh Sunday, the Oh instant. MrlJAMES KING
III fprkeikg cunnfV nj An nile a,edd shVpI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

ExTExsox pF THE BovxTr.- Applications are daily
pouring into Congress- asking extension Of the Bounty
Land Law "a give 100 of land 70 all persons
who served in the war Of 1871 without regard to time
Mr.. BEOdhcad or Pennsylvania in the Senate and Mr.
Bell Of Ohio. u ths Hoase pushing The subject with
eommend.ble zeal and industry and Il is iholght they
VIII sncceed, either At this o. the rexf session.
rRickmond Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
EVERY DAY BRIKGs soMETHrsG
NEW.

This Is saying aot lct triis tk,a true The genius
q he American people every day developed il
thing new aid interesting shape Among the lpplica-
fions % CONGRESS we fndnae ron Thomss II sumner,
wherein he describes his ncH method Of asccrtanink
shirs position 4 The Eale 81 this discovery seems
10 Be IN beng able % tel whsn avezscl i approaching
fhe l1nd up1n which hoth lie and property depend
1Ir. D1Fis q MaEs.chnsefis has made full report,
sutnE oriA he ndganl1tt1 n Tie discovery IN very e.
Vor,1ic tzr1s Richnold ReJu5lican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

The Will or Gss. w asHIserox "A petition
was presented p the Virginia Legislature, on
Tuesday. from Alfred Moss. clerk OF the county
court q Fairfax, authorizing him 70 carry out d
The commonwealth The original will Of General
George Washington, for die purpose Of having Il
autographed, accompanied By letter approbaiory
Thereof from @. w Parke Gusts ESQ.,, tie sole
surviving executor Of Gen. Washington.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

kzrseably % Clsssifession ~ justices eompos.
f5s Il, next County ccna viii -Baasres Dzv.
lrrsEr. Presiding Justice; Gnosse D. BEsIl,
Joar r. sxnHi Jons HISS andeA ~ RALI.
A. Jons ". PAeS, Rsq., q y1inchsst. I, has com
p,ssed, s.d yiL publish 2 'coa :. ~ nsoesry n.n-
~ e .abscxiees1Ee cPte,nea, rssk e.ti,lsd Va
s. nsbls i ~ c.lSh i Firsns. .ni Tea svishoui
&c i Dout1. d i iot s,rir,lr reply 4 . lad,
Tos,s C.hih. 81 irsseais jnst "a disps.soaAie -
pr1i q lhs rleci . rsrAl' and iAiFy pss.s.lslA
Ma Store
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

~ II no.. fnrS = ThoHrlts VS. q Fsidsy
s,,<,,t s1.1,or i d&rrs<s tylths i.ss<l.iurc I
- y.-..r. q .srs1, ~ r,clalF itcn ihaf Ssais
- I'll 5..r 8. u - e N{ck sexis n sos,c-
r,.,cs = - nsisn1'in q cnroi'rs sFoe<foz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

o. John L Marye, r., Esq. h.s been elected mayor
a Fredereksbng, Fs 10 ~ ~ unezpired term d he
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-04


Where no change from advertisement IS contemplate
ed By The bidder.
Tor we as the may beg [bcre write the or
nsmes in full Of here state the residence residences
hereby propose to carry The mail on route No from
to as often the Postmaster Generals adver-
tsemept for proposals dated December b 1852
requires in the time stated the schedules contained
such advertisement and by The following mode Of convey
ance TO wit Here bow il H. to be conveyed for the
annual sum Of there write out the in words at full
length.
Dated tsisncd.l
Form, ola Guaranty
Tho undersigned undertake that If the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route No. he accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder SHALL prior to the l Day Of
July next into The required obligation to perform the
service proposed, with good and sufficient sureiies
Dated assigned by two Euaranfors
Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned. POSTMASTER, judge. clerk Of court
Of record the may he, cer6ss that he u we'll
qsn,ed with the shove and ber property and
that they Of property spd able make good their
guaranty.
psted fsanadl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-04


I'll. Since the passage Of tho Of March Sd, ls45,
new description OF bid has been received IL does spee
y mode of conveyance. but engages to take the entie
mail each trip with ceeriy, certainly, and security, us,ns
the terms OF the law These bids styled, from ,he
ney designated the books Of The de
parment, star bids" The experience Of the Department
enables it TO lay down the following rules. viz;
When the mail the is not large to require
wo-horsc cosch conveys pce, star bid, il the lowest VII
always be preferred to the specific bid
hen the mails Of such and weight - TO renden
necessary In them alone provide vo-hofS
coach convey snce the speciAc bid though the highest
coach service, ndudsed be entirely sufficient I"f p
route, will be preferred the bid, In case the dneren
is such interfere with the policy OF the Law OF lsso
which looks reduction in the cost OF transportation
captions, however, may be allowed where the star ono ~
by the Of the stock used the route N 'ne r.
formsncc Of coach service,
On routes OF the highest Glass; where ourhofse coscn
steamboat IL required by the Es and import
ance of the mails and the specific bid adudeed sufcssn
for the route the preference for the sPecnc o'o ~ os
necessary carried greater extent OF dneeoce nsn on
the inferior coach routes
n Modification Of bid, in any Of is essential terms
is apsmount To new bid. sndcsnno be received ~ to
interfere With regular competition, after the last hour ss TO-
receiving bids
~ Posmssers be careful certify Tho sucepcf
of gusun,ots surees without knowing that they
OF sufficient responsibility and all bidders, guarsnto
and distinctly notified that failure enter
into perform the for the service proposed for
the accepted bids their gs liabilities will be enforced ag'ios
them.
"a The contracts will be substantially in the forms hereto
fore used in this Department. cxcep, in the respects psr'on
larry mentioned in these Instructions and on oil railroad snd
steamboat routes the will be required to deliver
the nails into the post Offices The ends Of the routes snd Int
ell the intermediate pos, offices not than eighty ooe
from the railroad or landing
25 Present aod persons known at the Depart
ment must, equally With Others procure gussnors sno CO.
ii6cses OF their sucispcy substantially 10 the rms above
prescribed The certificates Of sufcepcy must be s'gned
postmaster, or q Judge clerk Of court Of record
s. ID. HUBB ARD. Postmaster General
Po.r OrrIcr DrrAsrsrrr, Deomber 10, 1907
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-02
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HAVING formed partnership the Hard
L a tc1re I'D Dry Goods trade in the to vs;l Of
Fayetteville under the STYLE Of Russell d-
IHczer, we take pleasure il inviting thu pub
lie to our stock, at the former stand OF Gil 8'
Russell, on TIE North side Of the Public Square.
We have in store an excellent collection Of the
various desc fiptions Of Dry Goods brought to
this market to which we intend to add from
time to tiInN, direct from the eastern markets.
so as 10 keep constantly on hand every article
likely 20 be needed for use or ornament in this
locality. Wo are resolved 10 keep general
assortment bf the very best Goods, which we
flatter OURSELVES we VIII be enabled to sell as
low as tie lowest by the exercise of judicious
Judgment III our purchases Having purchased
the house y occupy, the public may expect TO
find Us al all times at the same old stand. Mr..
RusssiF, acknowledged Judgment in the pur-
chase Of Gdods generally, and fine Cloths in
particular. duahles the firm to speak with conf
dence to all hs to the quality Of the Goods they
keep. They intend to come UP fully to wha;
they repTes fnt-
RUSSELL & TUCKER.
| Jan 10. 1883