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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-07-28
WASHINGTON, July 22d, 1854.
An act making further appropriation for the mprov
the Cape Fear river. North Carolina.

Be 1t eacted by the Senate and House of Representative
Of the United States Of 4meraca in Congress assembled
That the Of hundred and forty Thousand dollars be
and the same is hereby appropriated for the year ending
3Oth une 1855 to be paid out of any money in the
y not otherwise appropriated and to be expended under tn
uperntendency of the Secretary of War; for the continue
ton of the improvement of the Cape Fear liver North Car
olina, at or near its communication with the
Approved July y, 1854.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-07-28

6 From the first, we regretted the nomination of
Gen. Dockery,' says the Wilmington Journal We
have not the smallest doubt of that. The Journal is
getting to be quite communicative. About three
weeks hence, the Journal will have occasion 10
eat the confession Fay. Observer.
As usual the Observer quotes but to misrepresent.
If it had meant TO do otherwise, it would have ad-
ded that we regretted it on account of the style OF
eectionl crng necessarily, introduced in conformity
with the known antecedents of the whig candidate
his bullying way-his rough and-tumbe manner to-
wards his competitors, even of his party HAY
ing once driven the regular wing nominee for Con.
gress from the field by such means and forced him
self in in his place We regretted that great party
had been driven 10 nominate man whose friends
were forced to brag of his wealth and apologize fol-
his edicaon,' and regret it still. 1t un-
worthy party having in it's rank so much of ability
and mental cultivation the wing party of North
Carolina can unquestionably boast.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-07-28
One Day.

The Gubernatoria Chair of North Carolina is EN-
phacalIy one of those positions which hold out NJ
inducements in the way of profit to asprans. 1t Ii
generally, if not always, losing business, not only
in the inadequacy of the compensation, hut in thu
sacrifices which candidate has to make in giving
up his business or profession to enter the field, anc
the long and arduous canvass area of som
six hundred miles in length by over two hundred ii
BREADTH undertaken in the very heat of summer il
one instance, at least, that of the amened Hoke lf
itself being the forfeit.
While such are the tolls and sacrifices borne BY
our candidate we trust that no Democrat will think
too much to devote day to the of the par
ty to which he belongs, and in whose triumph b.
would rejoice. In going to the polls he makes nj
sacrifices but simply exercises right which is dea
to him, and discharges duty which is incumben
upon every free citizen. Let any who feels sucl
apathy might prevent his going to the polls, re
fleet upon the sacrifices made by Mr.. Bragg for tn
party (for we repeal, no feeling of self could Undue
any man o make the sacrifices he has made.) an
he will be ashamed Of such apathy, while he mus
feel at the same time that by negecting to vote h
voluntarily and of his own accord DISTINGUISHES him
self. We sincerely trust that none will be foun
thus aithess to themselves to their own rights an
their own duties.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09

The map recently constructed Of lie ine 4f ltlIa
Manassas Gap Railroad, aud is proposed extension
to ,le }iyginidCo Fields, ilarfels-e cry st, hnI
which j. now in Til Office ii the Manassas Gap itasi-
road Company gives fhe following 3isiteces hte-
Ineut 81 which may be useful ia. gcfence and fut
tie consideration of The GREAT ihtgrat at STALK ii
the proseoRgioh OF our Haitoal system towtrd4
the VEST
TIE distance from Alexandria to strasburgi y
So niles.
Distance fro7n sirasburg TO Harrisonburg 81 miles.
Distance from Aiexaidfia to Earlisonburg l35
miles
from Alezandriato Piedmont Coal Fields. Wat tIla
Manassas Gap Railroad, l6G miles.
From Alexandria to Iicrpcrs-FgFry, via Loudbun
Branch, 81 mites
The independent line, fron Gainesville to Ale5on-
drais % miles, passing little noftn Of CenireliAe
ghe Loudgua Branch nteFsee,s the Naine i.iualz la
miles west from Alexandria, at d point opposite II
Cestreyiiie-theRCe to Cariers Gap l73 inills-
thence to Pureeils Store, miles. Distance from
AlexAndEta to Parcelsgille ellie means provided
for} IS mites.
From PurceIsVille to Igarperg-Fs cry, is miles.i
Requiring 10 nteTsect the Baltimore and Chic
and n iHehester and Potomac Railroads 30 nliltB
to ne built Of which Is miles ony;o be provided faI
-and then the line iniersects all tie railMay5 e-
peaaiiures from Harpcrs-ferry, West.
The distance from ilafpers-fefry TO baltimore i
81 miles Distance from IiarpeIts-ferrg 10 Alekan4
drla, e4 milesheing miles difference in favor b
Alexandria.
esesinteregting facts are SHOWN on The man t6-
geher With tie iife Of tie Loudonn branch, and It'd
Connexions and extensions of thh proposed iIpprbxe
meats, -.4leraadfia GGscAe,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09
COL HuGER.

This sea,lemsn. who has discharged the duiiss
Of SaPerin;endeas At ihe HarPers Ferry 1,mory,
for las llss two three years. has II his own re-
guest been called 10 take charge of anoth er bsaucA
! g BE ofdaanee Department; and Major BfIt. re-
eeatly connS lier at The U. s Arsenal, Pistssurg,
has been assigasd the position vacated BY csi Hn-
ser.9
Cd. II. although . disciPiinariaH, discharged
his ds,ies as Superintendent sticisnty, and With
az masa satisfaction to tho 1rtizsus a. military
sap-rialeuaen, could give. We know Tia. Sc
waIleavs With the best wishes Of large portion
81 tae citizens Of Hsrpers-Ferry.
: OF his successor, Major BELI, we are not safE
eieat'y aeqaaiaisd 10 speak-sa, should be prove
M more Objectionable than his predecessor. there
wislhc nneause ofeomplainl We Ensi, however.
taal whilst be mar fsel il his duty 70 keep strict
eye /, thsPabic interest. be will also keep in viex
sAe ia.eresis and coalors az lhoss uncer BIS charre
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09
TIT &c


On the Esd ult.s Mrs. ANNIK ktfsE3 wifs az Nj
Adan Link. Sea. ID about her S9sA StM Iraviax 4
circle Of relatives AID fxsAA( Il raournhef
departure. t#I2!
On III. lsth Il February l..i. NJ. slEf iiNs CANT.
widow q the late shn Cant Il cisassesatys il boz
7lst year. ri
On the s,h alt. IA Bath Morraa q. AayS JOSEPH =.
and Only Child 81 Joseph s.. aa6ti 3,nia NJ Dusk
waa, VI III
On McAdav, agth ult., ii Leesa srff FRANCES,
VOYAGES, daughter Il Charles C. - hfg4alins New
ten.
Ga Tuesday week, Mira ECClNe ASaf ATHARINE
P0RTEREIELD, etAsort Of Mr.. u ~. Parlsrfeld.
and daughter of Mr. f1ohn G Small, Fl ~ ksiey.
On the aSd ut., il Baltimore, AtArylsnd. Nj, J0-
SEPH SIMMONS. fprms1ly Il ll>rE5lsszcsnasv=
IL Rsrleley county. 81 the ss,A ulf ~ WAELAcE
W. HEssSIIAN, lathe sslh year hisasss.
Atths residence ii her hashana 3 CO en,inty, On
the eist 81 Feb4uaryl 1854. Mgs. kNKit,l ANHLIN,
in the 68th year II ker zge The 7ce this notice,
only bsxalne acaaia LED WITH her 9w 4ys hefhEs her
death. lis aeaaias aaee VITA herb NJ Eaa enoagA
however 70 satsfy im, that she WIS Asnet< chsis-
tsa, and dsd ii the canlaent expea III cf esdaring
happiasss beyoad the grave. She Snss Auskana and
several children sothe AZ thes9 Ahe cssy.e all Of
whpn. her dying request thai ~ wteld lprepAre
10 meet her ia heavdn. IL 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09
VIRGINIA. WASHINGTON aONuaEHT.

The Rickm4-d Enquirer aunauotes ths, ths beautlfa
s,d solid granite structure Of the Virginia Washington
.-..5a- -is.i
rises 70 the height Of forty feet and IN tor is to be
erected aspehded broaze sqnestriah statue 81 Wash
ingtnn, iweniy feet high, which VIII mako ths whole
height Of the monument sixty fest from the gronhd
The n0aunedi i now ready for tbs reception Of the
statues Of which tive, Patrick heary and rhomss JEFF
ferson, each 3 feet high, have teen in bronze
Riunieh. under the direction Of Mr. cravforf and a
third, magnificent equestrian gTohpof Washpsen. 20
feet high. is now ID she act Of betngnoseled at Rome
By the same accomplished scpptor1aras. The Enquirer
has strong hneS that the last nssd statue viii be com
Pieed during The present year, that the aaaanent
may be soleBbly nSuguraied on The 22 Of February,
1885, just FIVE yesrs from The laying n Tie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09
pal.Imere NlaIkgs.
ssandelph 8 LakslsseE,a
Ciacrl.L or pRttss il TiN RAeFSspas sGAaxsT
Fer Tie .s9t eaalns Ma 81 1sse
Rtported * gEessIy ial shsy.sFaks Pssss

clacrl.L Of parfes II rag R!Ass Sssas s3Aagsr
s. T., :, !. =. 3.. ..s'' !. &.
Arr.as Are aFr,yiag ia Lara aa,.tss ana
''l s /, Y = o- T. s. ~ III So du We
quote Ralsa Il Il % q c.s.~ 6iladsh e Is ess--
Common 10 = leth. 81!
Bgszwkx - Held nomlnstly t4lsfsss
Baeos-Mafkdt Is luaetivG Nd prices are
ssSs. i . ]. HEas plan a esass Fancy
1910 III cts s&s
CorEtRY SoAP.I-ln gaed defl 4iS4ith sales al 5.
cAfrlE -7ea asrsd Al he .iasss a. Monday,
500 81 which wsre sold el a. u - IS on the
N: hsef, equal L ", " !, !. y. SO .-s'' aud 10
C9R~.-- Is gceipEs lighi aad ntstI improving -
Sale. u Wine u 70 70 Is Is. &slsow a. 10 -
clovsasrfp.- No.aemaal- Ssgisl ropsinally i
q ssao Is
DRlHD FsrlT-1Sales Of App kEi "a a. to5i 30
Psszhss ii s. oeIte Sass ~
r. RstRaKSs.---t lfme s4ss arg Eshlgiag - cts. .
EGAxssEn.--Sd lssat t. - az
FuA. -s@lss i ottst-at a Rea Fsx !,
oal'Ge N,as D. 4 ,Se.si & soy .'re, -
G RssSG Ne demand. liza : as Alaally 81 81
! s.!::=v S.: ! '.... !.
CITY Mills 81 III 10 $50
Ho5s.-Ssles III Live a, s. 94ta s. OF. Killed
ST % to s651, RI
<LAED>-Sa Is ih blis. at To es els. Kegs ~ y
IL eli. ~ s
MrsrARp SERTl--eafes ~ ) toT AiA-iemand.
0As.-Srw ere bringing asSre sc ca, good do
mand. ~ =
Rvs Sales Of AZ. Al 50 d 0scts. Pa 20
10 100 cents ri
SE2kg RaoT.- Seneca is * - lana and sslis
readily 81 IS c9s3 m
TAsLew.--Salts IN his al i0ft% GAsss II eis
WbpI.-5ales of unwashsd kSke "a, whsheS a
30 q 80 csN AZ
WHkkT.-Afargat fair and ~ lalt's good -
prime 3 60 10 = a. While, III as.. 70 y SF,,o,
Fanny apuf waite, sl1a g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09
MhrrlAds

Near En- Branch. 81 Tues.isy taSsss,S Il February.
hy Rev. n Fletcher. Mr.. TlloA3AS LINK q Mis-
EL1zABETH q MELVIN.
On The rpornine Il ne 9Th alti1.n. 81 Rev III n.
Smith. Mr.. HENSON SIMPSON - Nh MATT A. !
dsnehter " James Heke. Esq, .--alll LesSbasx
o. Thursday evening. February eaa. ~ Rev. J. n.
Hsnk, GEO. w. GRUB Is Mis- s1ANNfANN CON-
AID. ali cf LoadoanI II ct
Al Church Hill Fafm, on the s<h cE February ~
Rev, John q. Prccttr. Mr.. JAC4n THOMAS and
siiis SCSkN PENpEET0S SS0h8 H3SS. dsnrhssr
cf Gel Raht- Y. Saederass-aa 81 be1ksf}y suunty W.
Oa Thrrsdax nornne. The asd ~ hFlfh. Rsv. ~
u. s. Doexetts THOMAS n. CRCe1eER Editor asd
Proprietor q lie Southern Argss NsrcA VI 10 Mias
LUCE. secoid dsnghter a cd JaESi Walker 81 bls1i-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09
ran PENNY FosT.

The Richmond Penny I'7tt Isl c-iser p,rsr.-
Soon shdrfts started We receives snsnbar mark
ed ExchanE9R We were pleased At tha pres
rect q raceiYine ths psrrr regularly ard making
due notice &C The strangers advent entered us
name upon our exchange list 'rse Post. howey-
ar, immediately stopped eon nv, and We. ef
coarse slopPel sending IA. specis'o. Last week
another Bnm5er.,of the Post arrived. marked Us
before. Our hapes revived agaia bli only % be
again diSappaRted. TAs Two nusaskrs referred to
are all We have seen Of The Paper.
GStaustsn Specteser
I'VE cory the above from the Spectator, because
we received 3nsiiar treatment ftors the POSI- ri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09
~ EsoRsEATloN YANrgp,

to the present residence Of Frances and Bertrand
Hays and their mether sally Bah Hays whose nla8en
nane was Trraais, and also the heirs q law efEgaY
Ball Eweil, daughter c Col sesse ExeI, Of Rribce
William rstv Ereisia Fraaers asE esiFAad lisa
were last heat Of Frsat Royal Va. abosl ih4 scar
1855 they encs Tired At relt Pa:eusssfg, Va. Aay
person whe may kaow Of them, aa3 vii. give iheas
cory o this notice. q ny address vii send taar "a
dress 70 me- will coass syor q them, . eat giss
them afo4 which viii be Of service 10 fheI.
JOHN EWELL
Pa1ueah nfecracken Gu Ev
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09
FRGEPKssAGn ron CLGEGYMpx,

The president and direc,ors cf the Providence
and Worcester Railroad passed atvots al their
meeting % Tusstt1 evening" TO eissalI elerggmen
ia New Eagland Yfee pass over thehf road flr one
year from the passage Of The vote.
Now, if TIE same courtesy were esiendedzo tie
Editorial fraternity too, hey woulhbs doiPg The
clean hing" But We have nc odif5t il viii b.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09
IPadueah. MccraeEen Co.. Ky.
nRoWTEp.

Nr Noses Franklin, Of this county, was drowned
on Sunday last in attempting 10 ford the 0paqnon
about one mile from Frys Mill His hqrse wah also
drowned. The body Of franklin was not found until
Wednesday, Several persons from both sides If ths
GEEK witnessed TIE scene without being able to rem
dir any assistance owing 10 the height and rali3isy
Of the stream, though soe cfllis friends on Tie side
BE went did all in their power 70 prevent thu rash
ait b which his lie was forfeited The deceased
was married nlan, but we understand Leaves no
children Harftas6ayg republican
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09

y HAT C9EsTY CAY BEAT CKAHxE--This rear, Of
ne sheep q Aathl BursFel, near Aillwood,s Of
~ exes hToaght 3 living lambs; Of theT thought
s5i one q ihe br1ngisi and each Of the 9ther :
LronshtS lAahs Cloyse cyH1ty e hard p berk--
Mr. Bcrwel has been for seazs Improving his sheen
ffcn Cotsaoid bucks bought n Col Ware. arIi now
las nosk Of iins ewes. Eirgnira
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09
TsEE ALkR ts1A ~ TI-NEBRAsKA
RESOLUTIONS. 4


These Resolutions say.
sThat the eonprouase measures of 1885, relHeantly
endured BY erffoa Of te Ssaihera people, M the
time Of lhs-r assege, aetate sesensat 81 the Fave
question. aad iad adjustment q The wh1e isje u
slavery il The tesfit1res-aal that now 10 dsgsb Il,
woaa be wekedly Gaast aad shdad Dc resisted u the
Gisernoss.
Be Il further resolved, That Alabama, Of the
s5xefeza States Of the Union, expects ih said
c,npronise faithfully adhered q, in every particular,
ana viii iasist On is liberal alhlaent."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09
sUPPRAx 4ioS or SNAIL auTSs N
VIRGINIA.

P5th bfaaehes Of TIE y.fgiaa Lcg.al,c tavs passed
the bl FOR the suppression Of small E9tss in The State
and II i ihsrs now law. The frt ,ee'fon, (ghicA is
take ee, aati Juae let, 1858 lmsteI tihe duty
Of srery hersol On applying fer any kind Of ecrss 10
take bath nbt pay notes issued By say hank,
corporation, or individual. Of less denomination than
1--WE dollars The other sectoas Of the Law 10 go
10 liberation on The fst Of June The second i'm
ps., fine Of 10 for Offering issuisg sby noe below
S5-ihe signed the face or sny sneh TO b
deemed issuFr BY the third section. one Alii q the
fns is 10 90 tealorner, who is made enhpetanl wit
The renaaining sections we sire cstire
Scc. 4 And Be il further enacted, that any person
may recover By motion before single eias or Alder
man, beioFe Any lrem any person whore name
is en- the face II of denumnAtea less than y
dollars, which ay DO issued after ths passage Of this
act, hTe times1ke Of such AID
~ shall be, in addition the ine hereia ure imposed
Sec 8. Aud BE- il 1rher enacted, shat the penalties
imposed by this act shall be 10 addition 10 til penalties
heretofore imposed, and This ak4 be eoasg ued
nedially.
See g. And be Il further enacted thai this shall
apply wei ID interest bearing scrip for sums>ess thas
Eve dollars As 70 notes II other deserptiots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09
SAFE OF vsLuARIg rUsgTTUsE.

Col. HuaEs, the late Superintendent ofihe US
Armory, Harners-Ferry, having b5eulcallad I'd take
charge ola government establishment near Balti-
more win offer on saturday next. At Tie Helpers
Ferry Arsenal, large and valuable .nssortment Of
Furniture wen worthy Tie attention Of those wish
ing 10 purellase
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09

MAMMOTH EoG--A hog butchered on the farm Of
w A. tAErER on the 18th NIT exceeding any thing
FOR size o. weight that has been killed this season.
thatE have heard Of The bet weight was seven
hundred and SERENITY pounds entire length from tip
10 tip eight feet and seven Inches circumference st
let and an inch There's specimen Of Valley pork
ers for you - Winchester RePbblfcaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09

PAss.cg o. ruE Nksalsks BrLLH-IE referesc.
TO the FINAL passage The Nsbraskabille b. The SEN
ale the National Inlelligeneer says-
Considering the exhaustiae length 0f the sitting.
the lateaess " the hear a. WHICH he roie vas "a
ken shat the strength on he hill had been tested
On he question 81 as engr0ssneut kndthe senss Of
almost all The menbers expressed On that vete Or
il their speeches. he Seuaie remained yerT fan 10
he last Several nenbers vers 4aonu 10 5e sb-
seat from ihiisp0sition; among thdIn Messfs Eg-
eseit Tooubz. and BrighL The dFst ramea gen
tieman remained iii halEpsst Click, uhen i'll
health compelled him 20 retire Had Be bsea pre-
seat he would, We are auihsrizrd y say. hare no
ted sesinsiihe bill; the two last n.iled IL sia
Ted On the foor. would hare voted Zoe i. rs would
Mr.. Ptarce, Of Maryland, We are requested ~ say,
had he ben present
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09
FIRE IN CLAIRE.

The dselsing-house Of P . sasirsao, Elq. Of
Clarke ceu1ty was Destroyed y ne on Sunday
last !. Is speposed % hays orfgintisd from. the
chimney. a3d occurred while ne fhmi.y vSre q.
church Most Of the iurni.are SHAPED ihe iaie Of
the bsiiding, The house ard 6lralluTs SeEs ia
sured. Mr. is. vssin Ballinori Al he iimeI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09

TThe contributions % Tie w srhfngien Ma
tio1al Monument Fund. Tor the month Of Febrns-
~. amounted % 81 OIL; Of tbs sun $1,000 vas IT.
Cd. Of Boston; $1,000 from Joshua Bales Londoa,
and $1,000 from The executors OF he estate Of Thor
a. Il Perkins. Boston.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09
snrnTnrE.

On Tuesday last Nr Jacob Curtis. Of this obuntv
committed suicide by hanging himself Iiis mind
becane unbalanced il is supposed from troubles 10
some extent IMAGINARY. =. lIarsias5arg ReputLidaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09

We learn that ths House Of Desss,el, u she Legis
lssars Of ysgnis Saturday LAST. pissed The Sena,s
bill for the ceAstrpctoa q Rail Roadbetesss wash
,reon ssa Alsxandris % tbs plaa prscssd By jane.
S. Fssaeh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09
RARE sPoRT.

Much spos, nay re calculated 1Pan II The theel-
ing match on Friday, Clo-snOrrost) Sea idvsr.
,isemsat Ior particular.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09

sas or ~ osTfshiER-W Fl hIs4sarlsnd Of
sEYfailaa, .1s pagqhased Montpelier. The former
AHreAi#eHce Il. James Madison Ice f3ufsh President
\ u lie UAiii Sgascs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09
:. s9ee advert s~-nrat wssh Ais III s;este.
hstek 2, 1851 In 81
SheriRai.ry 81 Il aatlsas.


So We are authorized - ESsoanea HENRY
TIMBER LII Alis as a cAna VI fer the next
Shefiff.l.ry- ~. sfg.s,sog cf,,s II
November ii Iss3. III.
n We are requested Is assnaea JOHN ".
MOORE fhe present sheriff IL gesrli,i tbs next
sheriialiy or Jehersoa cc1aty. 3sssceinber 1855
E- We are Authorized to aanfizesr IDfsN AVIS, il.
Esd a. candidate for the nexs Erssy ~ il son
county Zssessassr Is, 1868.
~
4kSr We are authorized ExGahroauce CAPT.
GEORGE w lgaPPI.sl9sf Il Al II cantlidais Tor
the nYxt sbeTIa.lsfv of fsf-{s I &fN ,fntv
NuYenlbss I'll. 1883 zsS
Sr-,:sx
~
=, \. -, re-. - [, ,fSsS
Ust IS Iii =,
,aa aass 9 saff sags s. as ,osa
= .is-hg I. ny nis9s Y y.
lne nez a1a astfT 81 Win tne hope
snss say satiiaaa setsrs o.
q APPlNcros-
-'''sHosl = 20; - --
Genafnksss4
Ri
sable F on IS. s se y ose q Coz
should nv fsiends ees me- e d;.eS..ss ~,
duties II the oEcs with Gdeay III % he hcss Il M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09

EThs Hoazs Of Representative Of Maine
have unsnimoa-ly passed resolves g ins, ii. Ne
brasks bill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09

~ We are authorized 10 zcspsk Capt JoIIg
REED, e. candidate for re-slss 4 % the otIiss -
Constable in District No. 3.
Feb. is, 1854. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-09

NJ We are authorized tosAoaiS THOMAS f0HN-
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stable in District No. ,.
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j1ars w BxtLEa Ess. III be supported IN
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F1DRTFOLI0.-- large and superior s.sort-
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plain Portfolios, which will be sod on ysry rea-
spiialle terms BY u n. SMITH.
March 8. 1854
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4 DccfDEi voTz.-The vote q the city Of RafTsio,
the question u eniargihg the Erie Canal Hasyess
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All id AFRO yI.-Fresh NJ Observation-Disclosures
ANA By II. L. Ell $ SON.
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A CASE ef new-s,yle HATS, just received
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TO ne iE'oters az .Jeftrscn Co.,t a5ss
Believing myself 70 BE we'll A,is.sssd 10 I
the dnties II Sheriff, IhaTr yi@ldlsss5 the =
tations o. many tf my friends ID GzSsne a {
the next Sheridaity, and lastSg ~ elf vii
th9t ny Ultimate ar4paiatsncs.. = BE yes
son Coanty viii ensure my elects.s
November -. 1851.
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f1z-yYc have been requested h. Iaaoupee Mr. VIII.
LIAM YVES ii Ssa candidate feH r. election Il Cos.
stable in the Kabetowa Dsisieff b. /. lie csins "a
have discharged the duties II with fdeafty 80
the public intefest. and coascie dscAarge Of tho
responsibilities imposed~ HI ~ BE- grateful 70 re-
ceiEo again the support cf The 800 oil the District.
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ew We are authorized Is Nss0unea HENRY
TIaBERLAh1ss Is cana Ii aof the mex
Shefifatry Of Jefferson coaa
EoysElber u 1858. R:
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~ n Bushels fresh burnt Lire Cor sale By
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fhL0EER SEED for sale BY
I KEYEs s KEARsLEY.
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GPRING CALICoRsF 4 q Points jius, .
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