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[is I CH AHLESTO WN, JEFK£USON COUNTY, GALLAHEK; VOL.. 37.

EltECT.JBK »*,i: en a SHAMONDAIE SPR1NBS, most exertions have not produce^ - * UtC-OBGB .M. DAU.A*. tbe ojhtrof the listening thrjj, -whrthave •My «oul baa thirsted Jorlnee, ^ MOfll Valuable and Highly Improved Jefferson ^otiiity Va. "Holding (be principle: lhai .1 'itizec, so loo; ripple upon tLe calm surface^**' con fi- you Brought this night So ujf-4t your Sa- f d ihe fiint .Voice <*f tfelj inai^t Q, • even Eitale in Jrfferton County, fa. as a single polsaiion r#a»ais». i? inder an t bit- de nee and respect wbicb^**" .bfit Locofac« mditufor lice PrtAlnU. agreeable acd **tr*ctfte gau.m to exert bi» ormoit ect t« ia that ser- The r viour's feet in cornKi«mai;a|»p,n of your the bluigotni tbirit for; l*\c dew $f the OFFER for sale. "SHANNON HILL," !be these distinguished •ad geoile- e a e graver and noreeeriouscbarg- gratitude »nd luvc ?' VVhffrdif yotrr»old, Pl~tCEwill beeper forkjoiapanyon the vices of bis conn try. whtin*' ; private cr a men. It ha», to b< •ped iu false es aga Mr. Dallas than merely ebulil- oroiog; but I may not /olion thee ao«, f Kctate upon which I reside. It lief upon firjj-of June. It ia five public station, my friends' mijij'• ifv-,t assured ! bal your fraakiocense and Where for my leeble feet be&rmc ^uloager over theSheoaodoah Ritcr, five mile* from Charles* outh of Charles ; «nd ridiculous K** • projects of tioas o laaily aride sad »xUiocrattc »»n«- towa, aod only seven hoijts? trarel on the R»}| in either eonditinn I shall ijtuk^recU with a to • are she »em* from th ibe tbreshboW of ho.ue.'i town, theeonntj town of Jefferson, nine mile* Hoaa from Baltimore and ft a«hine»oo. It. spirit onconqaered, trhjle -lif« ctd&res, read/ to tbe one pUns of the »y- 1 fro« H»rper*-Fer:jr, within four or lire mile* •*«**!»>» I n.._Il*.:^_ -—.I .E " - * _° •»* Eve (hat ye are ready to »acpnc •Tby feet shall h« *» tl.« >oun» a>e on iro« H.rper.-F.r.-jr, within four or lire au»e*, dic-iaai qu.liti*, and the charming teener. Cr" second their exertions in ihe cA^-|til;f union and other. plan* and projecfi are the y Pennsj Ivinian wiH ^collect his 3 f ' of serersl depots upon tbe Winchester and P,,to- which it 19surrounded, kiyij been for re th farnou of' r Lord, ' the mountain,' sifw^red U):j wj.itt -rcbed . kiT«: be«n iW liberty."— Henry day. identical in all that concerns LETTER TO THE BRADFORD ipae Rail RoaRoadd ; and in regard to fine society, I tbeme of admiration,. aBJatSBiUl'ib« nn« .,„£*".- r The yuon» maulen stranger—-tboa thai! mtnial on the ijreat fertility of soil, healthiness of climate. o Aye! stand erect—the cfoqkf J.«iproken; y^lTonor aod the glory of tbee- coontry,, Y COAIMITTEE/in 1S3G. i 1 to say they axo unsurpassed. Above thr-e stands the .'aiabtrB-vilcken; and the advancement of ila inlerest mnd'Tf'67'0 J (a the electian for one if the eagle. Und reailj accc-.fi to ihe Atlantic Cities is io the tbe c c mail dejirablc neclion of the Valley of Virginia. The shadow of thjr onward VfiJK' happiness And they have D» persons! ' stitutiona Then b«-arfingovf r ihe cbu~i jnd ireat.'i- Tni* est aa conlaid* For a month $30 00 fs blending into perfect! ae e: ract will in^ on !hu cbeek cf the ,-c,;-. J.-n, r» paJe Two w*eir« (per objects or views to accomplish, that do. > ^ 8 00 The slanders of the or can, ia the remotest degree, affect the professed, and Hie power be claimed for k4 and drawing from Ul^itingers each hue changed to the ibiifrrts of nstbic, Hundred and Ten Acres, A single week 9 00 Assail thy hcoest name in »olde;n ring, • Where is tha a^|ii' >he cried. tij the day For thou'art stil', as thoit! hisi confidence and harmony of ttfetr official sucb Convention*: and tho hacd which f e-r i7jo:n?r J>*0,turr. JIO of which are in Timber—500 acres cleared ! 50 ; 'that -I oiay place my oflpr;iijj;s there ?' ed as CiMJ Mac- isicJa^-Ai'the oume t»o- •net arable, in a high state of cultivation, baring Children under 1 Tbe hope of free^j§ pa'.riot and social relations. "W3i4 may a Geaveatioo not do? It mavrt- ! of age, and servants, 'Cc'itse with roe, said tbcr^t?aognt azure. st>fiejiia|^i;vi» flat- .This farm ia peculiarly adapted lo tb« culture ! of of our cordial approbation of the Democra nstore the inUi/ufion cf nlm-try among' ms .- retain their beauty, when Mftf|?e garlands tered on the ga~e. Di« ihe ^e Still keen its fiery shaft cf PI tic nominations, to sneer at Mr. Tyler and it miht tcoir?; ions press- child, to tbe celestial f>e«r- ^| - ha strang- iof and basement; tlie drawing room, parlors, Her highestg;f(0 coald oo'y Vaije > plans or projects to accomplish; became so violent as tbes«—so in op- ed round her and irnpeii«J Mrway. Si, circular stairway, porticoes, &c. arc finish- tf3*-The American and P-filnot, Baltimore, tbe New honors for their wearer's sipik er, when she saw it grftduallj f^Jia from at tbe call of the President and tbe coun- positionl to all the principles of Republi-j 'Oh, stay wiih us!' il)f{|' (Ixc'aimed, ber sight, and encircled ia iis aiynt tbeio neat and eicgant style, and contain in all Untied Stales Gazelle, Philadtfiihri!, the Ati/ionaZ They conld not add a wrea'h hi:ij try, at a trying crisis, to aid (hat high func- lsn«d apartments. Tho other buildings are fntelljgencer, Washington, sn«| the Gazette, Alex- Nor brighter make thy glcry ililni canism-j-so eotirtly monarchical and ty- j and £o.'!ow not the steps ot i|be;^:^anJpr, ; seemed another beinj; of j'.ia'Jowy bright- Stone Barn and Stjbliog 100 feel by 40. Stoce andria, will please publish -|wice a week in No—meaner ones maj" bojrosfc t&i tionary in tbe discharge of bis Executive raonic iji their bearing-—were looked up- lyourl^yes are didimm, your pale, ness, with calsprcaJiaj vy.ngs and fleecy 'ted foi cattle 100 feet long. Overseer's bouse, thtir country papers, until 1st ;lAugtist, and for- Thine lives through every change .he same. duties. He is laboring, with all the ener- on by (Ke people as absurd and yetan out- shadows are gather ward bills. !• ;r ru>» ovcr;.*v<*i)r {ace.— robes and soft, slorioas eyes fir.ed stsaJ- -puTHer's house »r,d shop, Blacksmith's hous? The Grecian as he feeds his flo-dfa * gies of his great mind, and in Ihe honesty rago._ They became alarmed at (rusting She lead you to the licuatnbeis of fastly on Ler, till they melted sva.y and •hop, Dairy, Ico house, Negro houses, Car- In Terope's vale, Morea's rocis,,'; '?• and integrity of his pure character, to car- •1 party Jwhose leaders maintained such death.? «ere seen no mere." Then th-i fiagc houses, and every other house important Euvouragre Iflanurac- : Or where thesr'eara of bright tifne?waters ry forward tbe patriotic measures of Mr. priocipl*?, with power over their constitu- me not,' ciied ?b4 fair maiden ; bowed herself in adorition, us •*• . ll as sub« •«ljch an estate, all in complete repair. Is caught by Scto's white-armfij tfanghters Tho prospect from this residence ij justly es- Tyler's administration; and all the mali- tional rights; and though Locofocoism was 'I ma-v not slight tbe voice *feali summons uiission ; for she Lnev? she had looked oo> jHE subscribers havt tfri tiand, a genera) While dwelling on the dobiom>*C?ii*e, cious efforts of the Globe ought not, can- teemed oue uf surpassing beauty and grandeur. assortment of IJoine- Shoes and Boots, Which usher'd in hisnatiuu'sJjfftf triumphant by over J2.000 majority two* me. ^Though I walk through »hy workmen io our town;;_ among : not, and will not, change the cordial rela- weeks before, carrying two thirds of lhe! of Ihe shadow of death. I \vj|fe*r roevil' Shall mingle in (his c;r;Ue;'o! lav, : ( ; are 'sent to minuter t.> those wfco ..nall b« I; mile, the Shenandoah river sweeps round the « hicl\ are the Soeat stitches] jlud peg aris with the name of Cfejr,,.':;, tions of confidence and respect which ex- Legislative Assembly, yet when the con- i A iifles!ial smile bea:i:ei ofi Ihe face hiirs of salvation.' She l-.ad seen, too. a Shtncondale Springs in semi-circular form, iu ' very fine and fasbionasJlB cu'lf a ists between them. ft A.f-« •* "* _ bank lined with tho Mately oak, elm and S)cu- f-hobs, with those that are fafrre.substantial. blush the warm skies:0f :aager as the youri* girl altered vision of ber daughter's ascending spirit, more— next the lovely -scenery of tho Shannon- We expect to get, in a few^laysj a large nura- O'er Coiopaxi's fiery mouth, !' ; As lo Mr. Tyler's present position before parties w'ere found to be nearly balanced these ivords, ar.d thoy disappeared from a;»d she mourned not ovjer the dwil siie I the people, it is one in which his friend? in tbe Stale, and there was in the Conven- ; date Springs, and, behind all, about two miles her cf heavy coarse shoes fjjjd:Hoots, suitable And round ihe fallen Inca'sgravesJ the fesjsve nail. Through "•*•th$* loiij' r sweep- hid left behind. ' distant, the lufty blue ridge mountain terminates for serranls'service, to whiejb jwe ask the atten- The pampa rolls its breezy waves'!* have placed him, and it is for him and tion a Conservative majority of one vote. ins; sKadows of midnighlidnight thi-Kjr glided on, Ibe Itodscape—fuming altogether a richness tion of farmers and olhcrs iw'siant of any of tbe The patriot in his council-ball, • j* ihera to say whether such a contingency ;; Had a little more, time been allowed, ?J till they caaie to a wretched -^vej. through •nd variety of rural scenery rarely equalled. above named description of Boots and Shoes — The soldier at his fortress wall, ' has arisen, that be may, with honor to still greaier manifestation of popular dis- whose shattered casements i?£s flight gusts Thi.--estate would bo so!d either wiih or with- Anj work sold by us will cut'warranted. Prices The brave, the lovely end lhe'/rce«|j: himself.and with safety to the success of soausffouto out tbu growing cropji, nnJ possession givcu l.> low. MILLER ff T.JTE. Shall offer op their prayer fol like to Mr. Dallas' creed would have been were moaning, making mo_$ i auil the convenience of the purchaser. June 6. his great measure of annexation, withdraw tbe resuVu music.—By the dff!.cina!e, or prickly ed. O. VV. HAMMOND. Fqittcy Shall be thy filling inonumeau lations with his Cabinet. nati Gazette, ivho was a member of Congress in comfrey. " It ai! tb:lt Las l:e,cn «vritleu FEW pieces FashionuMa Fancy Silk Vest- orphan's God to have mercy^tn £>3*. Jun«i 6, 1844.—If. Still stand erect!—our hope and 1834-5: : 2s. ings. Also, rtal Bamiarrsja Silk Htikfs-just ; 'Lay down your golden oifhirigtt here,' of this plant be true," remarks? Mr. K. "it •Vafiott'i/ Intelligencer, liultimort Patriot, and received andfcrsale low at ''-', » When |atv is trampled in the dust From the Jlfadisontem. QUESTION— said tbe stranger, 'and your? awiotfr will would seem to deserve attcniiou as j;ke!y RichmvHil Whig, insert in country paper till for- May 23. MILLER tf-TslTE'S. \Vhen o'er our fathers jet grejen glaves OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN, "Wbal is your present opinion about accept the gift. Have we " t ,'f.i *1 "that to prove a valuable acq jisilion to our farm- bid, and mark cost. The war cry of disunion rave'*,. tba bargain and sale of-1821, by which Cor«Icd Sliiirts. And sons of those who, side by si.-!e, The friends of "Tyler and Texas," re- whosoever presenteth a cup] f roM wa- ers.' Cattle of every kind ard aaid to be "H"UST received another snjiply of those fash- Smole down the liun banner's1 prij;-3, cently assembled in Convention at Balti- Clay transferred Mordecai Bartley. John ter to one ol the h-asl of hi.«| lisi;ij)les in lend of it ; an acis of it, wiih proper J FOR S : C ' ionable, all corded Are girding for fraternal strife. ;, more, are now wending Ibeir way home- C. Wrigibt, and other Obio members ol his Mime giveth it un?o him | cr.iettnay be made to proiluc«: thirty tons OFFEit for sale, the following Tracts of May 9. .Ei? & TATE. For blow for blow, for life fot lite'! Congress, to Adams?" '' ! i'J-| wards, with the determination to take the Tbe maiden wept, as she Ig 1 Jicr ofler- of green fodder in cue year. The growth f fine Land, in the Counties of Jefferson and ANSWER— Berkeley :— e^es, '&c. Let others rob the public s(oiie, field for their favorite candidate in the re- >n the widow's emaciated %]ma. A fain is so rapid z» to a:Tt.en* prized in Europe, v:h«:« it in u'a.'.-f of tha article will |)i=;.'-i' call and ex- Acd those whose trust is fixed on: •fc-mrrxr -r 3. AfyWaod^lliry Estate, on which I .i Mi-fa I* i IU BftifHl»«»J r i> <~>m» n rh'~l -rtmt-ttra-j0 9 Swelling whence stratus of solemn yields more tbau 200JJ bushels of routs pet em-n* ilnbougb!, unpledged, mrd tr« tool put forth to avow its authorship skulk- ^ffti*"l'JP^Wfs Jgo, in je.icrsou Cfounty, con- June 6. Tliey bow not to an iilol down ridicule of the Whigs, called forth by the music issued, and j»s the lif^t sirr-imed acre. The leaves anc: slinks cut up \vbeu tvfning i)70 Acres. Tney scorn alike the bribe and^fro proceedings of a recent Convention ia Bal- ed fioji testifying wben called upon to from the arching windows, U:ja?ft*| inflect- greeo, with other fodder, arc much relish- JKvots And, asking no reward of gold:; timore, may yet turn to mournful sounds give evidence—in short, tbat it is just 4. My Hazlefield Estate, of 600 Acres lM subscribers hare on banii and expect ed n-ith ghostly lustre on rt&rble ed by cattle, and form very nutritious food to bo eo'J eiitiro or divided. For bartered faith, for honor soldi —the cries of the wounded and dying.— sucb a foil?, malicious and repudiated false- OB gleaming without. jj • /or milch cows. constantly to keep, a ge^ral t-ssortroeni Seek, faithful to their hearths am! ame, hood, as .suits the natural appetite of Sa- 5. My Sulphur Spring Tract, of 420 of Hoot* anii Shoes, both coanc and tine, made Not Caesar's weal, but that of So' ' Bafore many weeks shall elapse, it may 'The}' breathe forth a req!&mi for Ihe Tbe Corn Spurry la rccctcmecdcii as a Acres, cu Oprqiion, with a very fine Sulphur by Mr. John Avis, .Ir., (who is |o celebrated for be that the confident hopes of tbe Fede- muel Medary. Are you answered ?" dead,' said tbe s'rangf-r, and i. suitable covering forpcoi* tsndy soile. It r Spring, which was for many years known as making neat and durable worfc,) and are deter- ral enemy will give place to despair. the gate t.'irough willows tha5.:\!?C}-.i. ovei is very easily cultivsjird, 2nd ptoid:!5agaa Meofiitei'fl Sulphur Spring. mined to sell 03 thaup sa thi- c|capeyt. Mr. Tyler has been most unjustly abus the palh. The mutiic ceased, SJhH |hs low, abundance of pasture. It groiy? ia iilng- 1 Ti«a* Tracts will bi: sold on the most accom- Ji:oe 6. •GJMJ&S\Sf SADLER. MR. POI.K AMD r.JIl. JJffiRfB I.SON. ed, and we never, for a moment, thought TUB A SO THE HIA.IDEX. laad, in sandy fields, ejjiit or i;n ioehfcs nodatina; terms, and divided where practicable, deep voice of prayer ascemjid |brough WHISKEYS The Philadelphia Times raises ';thb |*olk ban- it was lo be done with impunity. And the siience of the night. ?fe 'maiden bijh. ; t» fliitp'irclia»er«. Immediate payment of no 13V .-ME13 CAKOLINE LEE HEJ.TZ. pert 9±llw purchase money will bo required— FKW barrels of A. B. K^nson's Old Rye, ner, and says : new we think the Bottses, tbe Richmond knejt on the threshold, for r&$ I A: that A p!ant called llje Bokosra Clover re- and Tuicaloosa Wbiskfljy, just received Whigs, the Louisville Journals, the Balti- protgedi interest be paid and eood security ''Mr. Polk is a sound, consistent ] Mnooratic "Twas a festival eve. The lamps sent she was not worthy (o enter iq|o the tern ceives an extended notice ia the Report. yith"o»o!'tpa{;es on the premises be given. The and for sale by .CR&JS& £,' S.WLER. politician of the Jeffersoa School.,. ta nted and more Patriots, the Courier and Enquirers, pie. She hardly dared to lifljleir tren-b- Mr. Taylor, who presunlcd it :u the Roy- 'terms will be mado as easy and accommodating June 6. discreet." and tha N. Y. Americans, are about to down tbejr trembling rays, reflected by shining crystal and wreathed sil;er, on ling eyes to Heaveo, but bendiA^b^r fore- al Agricultural Society o.« Elug'tnd, slatr at any purchaser can ask. The Enquirer quotes with great j probation reap the fruits of their violent labors !— ed tbat tbotigb planted ty h^n.io tbe H. ST. G. TUCKER: myriad fo^ms of beauty and grace. The bead to the dust, and clasping^er ha>ids RAIN and Grass Scythes.];; from Governor Folk's Inaugural Spe h in 1839 To them, and to Mr. Clay himself, who on her breast, sbe exclaunrn 'God be Spring, it grew luxuriinily up !- !hs |ai- Minefield, Sept 21. 1843—tf In that speech is the following seotei e :— • music sen) fort!) moral, gladdening strains, The tenants on the lands will show the pre- Goose-creek Whetstones^ could not restrain his own pen, tbe result rrieriiful lo me a -sinner!' j er part of September, when: i'- was four Patent Rifles, for sale by 3< "Of the same character is the pow *hich at may be peculiatly mortifying and disas- and bounding feet kept tiooe io tbe joy- mises, arid giro such information as may be de- June G. CUANS & SADLER. ous melody. Evening shades deepened 'Thy Saviour will accept tt& offerin?,' ei;t high ; and tbe stalks ivere rsanufac- •irable. ^^^ some time has been attempted ty be.-e. ircised by trous. uttered the strange; in her ear pf th« pray- i:;cJ into strong, and durable bump. It BONNETS,! the Federal Government, of first jcc jening by into midnight ^loom without, yet still the taxation on the people a surplus revet ••<. beyond er of a broken and contrite sj-iVi't is-en in t?.ods ihe winter wel:, flowers in June, ONNET RIBBONS and Flowers for sale ''NUTS" FROM THE MADI30NIAN. gay notes were heard, and tbe unwearied and ia covered about the lauKiie of July V»y CRANE |fe SADLER. the wants cf that Government, and I ;».-Q distri- revellers continued their graceful evolu- cense morn precious to Him, %sn ill tbe FOR buting such surplus, in the shape bf donations the Polk physic act». odors of 5be East.1 :fL- with a Iragrant white blossom. Tt should. J*§ JTeffcrsoM County-, FVr. ^il IS -li among the States ; a power which ha not been tion*.^, I "We are convinced tbat Polk will lose Just as fhe clock itruck twelve, a stran- 'You shall tee me again,' eaifgftie strang- >e harvested in the latter put of Septerc E subscriber offers for sale, a rery valu- HATS. | 'i conferred on that Government by ai p express er wben obe ied the young msrdan to her ber. It ia ».*aluable g ref>n fooci for cattle,, able TRACT OF LAND, belonging to RAVER, Cassimere, Russia, Leghorn, and grant, nor is it an incident to any ejcpr >s power, New York by 10,000, and Pennsylrania ger en'erevl the banqueting room, and as Dr Alexander S Dandridge. now in the occu- Palm Leaf Hats. H i 'necessary and proper" for its cxec'uii i." by 5,000- We believe be will not get she passed slowly on unannounced, and own home, by the li^ht ot »t:d if cut wben ftttcea or twenty inches pancy of Mr. Minor Hurst. Apr.1 18 CRANE.& SADLER. We are far from advocating any ueh mea- Tennessee, nor any State in tbe Union, day, 'you shall see me again, ligh, would, furnisli .1 food si-pojior Io the unaccompanied by any guide or protector, common herbage p ;n 5. j • Tbe Farm above mentioned contains 236 CLOTHS & CASSI&fERES. sure as that objected to by Gov. Pulk bot aa he unless it be, perhaps. New Hampshire." every e turned towards her. walk together once more—bui f ACRES, of which there is a proper proportion UST received a very superior lot of Cloths, is deemed orthodox, in .Tefler-atinian loctrines, "Who can^-she be," whispered a young scenes of sorrow and death, fc;C they shall Lucerne, Sanioin, Miliet ind Vetches in fine timber, and thu rest cleared land of the all have fled away. Neither \v|ll wf w'ilk C:i3simerc3 and Vesting*, toiwlrich wo par- suppose we let Mr;,Jeflerson sp«ak i himself we, for one, will never submit girl to her partner, drawing close to h uve never been tested ti ihey cbouIJ b& very best quality. Us location is most desira- ticularly invile the attention rjof our young throng!, tbe sljadep of'midbtgbqupfbr/lfacre n the United States. Tbu Tus^ac grass, ble in point of access to market, being distant on that point. In "r. J 's seconil lua jaral Ad- to !'-e the "dupe" of any man or set of side. • "i friends and the gcullemen generally .j dress, March 4, 1805, we find the folia i^g pass- will bo;no night lhare.' Tber^fcillsbe no aa indigenous product, In -c aad only one mile from the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Aj.ril IS CRANE j&'SADLER. men. We would rather suffer tbe tyran- He answered not, so intensely was b Hoid, and within a qnarter of a mile of the age, which goes a bow shot bcyoad ih views of ny of an avowed tyrant, than to tolerate it gazing on ,he figure, which now stood i moon' nor stars to illumiuii'.e ibtt Guano grass, a uativ| of the prairies: ShepberdBtown *ml Smithfiold turnpike. The the most ultra of the Internal Improve lent men: in a junto professing to be leading Demo- the centre 'of the ball, looking calmly ant 'for the gl«-Ty of Ood sh*M H*l of tbe Cboctaw county; ?.nd the ^Irundd" Buildings upon t!: land are comfortable, ind in subscribers have lately;;rccaiTed a very "These contributions enable ujs to s sport the crats. But we would prefer honorable de- immovably; on those around. — Her whit tbe Lamb b« tiie Jhersol.' gn-si, are declared lo be: of. ia^jtitEablo all respects well adapted to the convenience JL »eocral assortment of QuEjOjns^are, which current expenses of the Governmjei | io fulfil — I may not dwell with yny, b worlh. r feat (o either; and so it will be with thou- robes fell iii lone, slumberous folda Jo he O ibfl purchaser. wns bought in New York at 5 j reduced price, contracts w'ilh fureign nations, id fiii juisb tho come and abide with me, it y coa{:nue Special notice is taken cf c gigantic The terras of sale can bo ascertained by ap- and wiil bo sold at a small advjinco. . sands, when it shall be understood that the fet!, her fair sfunin? hair floated bac native right of soil within ds, compri- just re partition among the Stater, atnj a, corres- paths of She went about ->TT:.-;:IJ, the tbeir leaves may f.-orn tigr, 3 (.« i-me bo : their legs about the Folk's neck, have al 'Why are ye gathered here ?' asked she FOR SAK.I3, sing Klmost eiery article in ust ;^i thiineighbor- ponding amendment «-f tbe Cocsiizat': iJbe ap- chilJren sjf eorrow and want, biding' up gathered, auCJ Ibea they ;.'; :o'. qt;t arjiia^ OC ATED one mile from Halltown, contain- hood.- which wo iuvite our o!tlJicufetomers and plied, in tint of ptace, to river?, caeSp, road.« ready commenced their habitual and natu- of the youbg maideni who shrunk baclr a ; ? the wjurtdj:of sorrow, Hd rel tbe Cattle nre esccediogly f.ind of !p^Q>, aud ia« .100 AORS3 ol" cleared land well the pubHe generally to cali f^jd cxaniine-— arts, manufactures, education, aad e |q great ral practice of "dragging to the stake," she glided ijesr her, with a noiseless s!ep f ffl «el in oloTer, having a norer failing WBLL in Tliey will bh sold on our usual ^ccoairnodatiDg objects within each State." " | and "riding over rough shed," every man 'What mean these glad strains, and the pangs of woe. Sbo hun* over 1 bey greatly increase ibe n;i!k Gi rows. "e centre. The wood being on tbe North side terms, B T TO\MKER & CO. In bis Message cf Dec. 2, 1305, Mrjpeireraon who will not bow down and worship flowers that decorate yoor brow.? ?" bed of Iba ponitent, and breathe^ ol M&dder, it is .-Ut!; J, will ?>av .-. net pr-t- n) protecting tho land from the Winter's wind Shcpherdstown, April IS. them." hope iu Jibe dull ear of desp^r, \\ of $200 Ip the sere, when -properly -contain ing upwards of £O ACRES. says The Iow,> thrilling melody of. ihe slran "The qnestion, therefore, now ponj|e| j;orward. ger's voice ^choed to tbe rerociest corners looked itf>.-/?i ber as sbe passeJfakmJ id •nanaged. A farmer in Or.io 1; • Persons wishing to purcbai supprcs^ j! impost, HERO, 6>ov. Polk, cannot have escaped ling maidebj, 'and we have met ia joy anc OOSt. \ BONNETS, RlBBANjSj &c. the observation of the public." now epokte A holier laigua^e tb^L'iba! o( To work an acre from C.-0 U h-y a^ys v* and sice that advantage to foreigih coir mirth to cotp ate morale tbe era.' required: and a crop is n.jl reaped giij;i TfCST receivaiJ, a largo stot^ioE Floroace TIC MANUFACTURE t On a i fe w !ic!esof 'Why is vhis night chosen as a scene o earth. 1?lie,y felt tha? sbe wa? $.0 i'josEger. s*J Braid, Rullnr.d Braid, Brilin&a.Straw^imp more general and necessary use, t&e ^a one of iaerri, and af'er y.-o:ii]frii>? and. it \* thiee years old. and other Bonnets. Also Kibbacds and Flow. "When tbe treaty is rejected, let no festivity,' ifkecl ibe sweet-voiced stran- erve and Bone Rheumatic in dne season, will doabtless be rigllt; ibe man blame tbe Whig majority in the Sen- speak(Pi»bf her a Iftlle w'iile sh(|.w.a* for-, The Palmetto root, abpwidiriil' '" 'b« iient, &> Indian Vege- era, for sala by W?M S LOCK. great mass «'f the atticles, on w;bicH spi-jt is ger. wolten b-J theta in tbe reverie4fOC; rtea-| South, t* said to contain a ^ar^e •nuentir-' April 25. il|_L paid, are foreign luxuries, purchased b; [tio? •• on- ate. Tbe Democratic Convention was the It is Chpstuiaa ave,' replied tba mai- " ' ' • '' 1 t i table Specific, first ta strike a blow sit Texas in condemn- surf. . • I i . of tbe tannin pr;n=ipf«- I'j»: A * ferent .^e Hr,;tr ; on Ihrth, peace Bofcsirsbut itwiU rccomiEend int«elf to every 1840." ry to ed hsr waaibfow. 1 bn mo'ber' it may be.grova with }o enng^MJted that in of Heaven glided ftrora. jfatbron> .. and tra- c THE GLOBK AT ITS OLIJJ tion! jts, after proscribing Mr. Tyler ta tbe atsn-iiog is^: while Coi^iag; roJ>fe| 8j h«r trodoped into Virginia ffiim ' *».,.««»„. .^ req-iired to^a dooe very most summary,manner imaginable, now veliiog slowly, over ibe depths of ether, : : rr^rj var. Id Pa k portion only of the Ssovet need be beau The Globe *till peweyeres p >orof r'si fldt, witt> a facc= cl an- several advantageST>V»:.- be .;o: received, ^is when the family w^verj large- love. It has been obvious to " slat- expect to coerce the President into an ap- held its stiver lamp* over, tbe manner, st.e etiea. The plantt are Bopl-'er te&tf ^ i ... . a.— r_s-^3 the small proval of their condemnation of him, aM where slept! be bjoeofBelbJeheia.—Then earthly, wfetneis.tha'. she ,.•"«•»«-«, ce of Use large Stove-ia tentive reader of that pa par. has ga;,t,-'a 'on . * ' traniplaating, and they^oatjr d,»d nnay waul • tbe *be rnea of ibe £aat came wilb their y JL -,»»*"-'•- f O3 T*"* 3, cotoplote. Persons « Itbored incessantly to produced and to induct him to •urrtoder (be entire pa- •Maide^,' baie: pjjlj- b? (eii or fifteen ooff Store are requestnd to rafra tronage of the Administration into fbe costly oSeripg*. and laid tbem down a af-is i!j4it til feeling between the Presideoi^d his more. I ?d 3 the« we rietiee in vogue. Tae . : '.g - • * and afser trjin* the Stov* if tie|^r:4i;aot pleaa- hands of the peculiar supporter* and en- tbe feet of the iafant Redeemer. 'And tbv ^f 8 , it, 1 will take Cabinet; »od especially bet^eeitj|p. Ty. : and this i*ii«c appoiuJfil silken, a»od i^, *be.a ter and Mr. Calhour- In •s&l tmKhow- of (he pretended Txxk* HERO/ where are your gift* ?' continued she, cbltrri—Kali .&&!?• ** •* ever/H baa «no*t signally fa!bd,;|»s ut- Polk. I* i. I ! * iff i Harri»oa in 1840—-aa* that sock u U*B *Vi»b tbe views which 3 fmenaio or. COSGRESS- \ FtictltMc* for — I -\ •• |j 1 u in iis nature hostile to our iosiji r«oh Tfft ''the subject, I ihould prove *ythles« to ih» It n»j cot t?e ami's w remind visilew to the : fcREMPgn-OFTHECTNITED STATE* ; trit kicb. the ^1 !ioO*Sd. :«* , FREE PRESS. lo the ,Oii Tvtadcy ibe intb- tVIf. • jarioa.s to the public interest*. bi ot o 'BJ the « TaOu &•** ^fStffnenimUmnofau V. .«*«»** •• j upon me,if I aeglgcfejjllJq invite tbe ' r^!f*_™^ Moraine. June SO. ' Clwrlestovn a: 2 o'clock -on «h« day they leave j < M$ Tbe Treity tav- :.«,e_a on the iab>, the vote w»s t.ilen. amj :fcs =————=—= *KS - live ci rf • departure' from comfortable, land in another hear they can j IVi> caaaoi follow tha Haise thrmtghont tr user order to priats*:»d tfter it tuttomtirily observed to tbe negotiation! > do. * should find, in urgency of - «e 4 sn^j&*tt*t ao reach the Spri;3?:s in a ptensaot and safe coach, j multif'trions and confuse^ proetS'lin^a. JfruT —; " • Mr. Actaaist-'aen asked leave ID bf treaties, tor the annexation oi" tbat. Re- j <°e nialter, a sufficient ' i/'6ne wa3s In the Senate, jfftcrdav, it is under public la the United-States, having been " lii* me VICE-PRESIDENT, We ob&ervj that the Rev. S. Taston's «e* j lowing llesciu'ion, whkh w£i read foa ! does orer tbe /tier course* p ; THHOD OEU 3FR TrrTwt , the"D<;£BTixG COMMOXJCAKT EKCOCIUG- lion. j|'|J stood that the nomination o rejected by the Senate, aad tbe auhj wbic> w be an The Envoy having oscited oh the part of !he People j '•' ?T ED." is remrfy for salo»itheCi'j Bookstores. It j O&jeciiuos •ff-'re oade to the rc-cept;7-^|r «he Stares vflbe aters of "eacSjj u eve- U highly spok-an of. by those who hive seen it, - Mr A;!anu moved :o ister Plenipotentiary to Cbjna, hot iio ordinary degree of interest, I feel it I'** - Upon this point, 1 cauoi,! sooimpres- acted open, was taken up sfciri C'nfir.iiedl.' U'k »o be m (r duty to co.-nmunicate. lot yoir !- js> >?r. Tie noir.ina'ion ot JCHW G..€it>5SOK.| i- are CJ roftjideratjon, tb« rejected Treaty, tojetb- | ' S«°I - e IG'h of May, and::<> th«?. doc.u- ! ofeach^ate.shall t *IUSL ter- _L___ ll_ (son-in-law to Mr- C;«lhourj,) qf Philadel- 0>f n s •ad imngmitiesoreitixensm the,seven&L .. 'That the .Constitution does not confer an- cbang?d fcjs decisioa. . S . er vrith all co^reipoodencu and ^oc«i.-nenls i ' *'hich accompany it, which have ' niU s upon the Federal Government, directly HF.imOY CKMETKKV. phia, lobe Charge d' Affairtja to " which hi»ve heretofore been »qb nilted to 'not heretofore been made .public. If it while, itrefore, the navigation of at*t> H*er hi \nscH KST'KK. Mr, Adorns, ihcn prc.H-nteJ : any Siati ia. by .'the.laws of such; Hrato, liicared o as»ncc« the-debts t»f the serwat was confirmed. the Seattle ia its Executive sr.-sions tie objected that the name? bf tbe writers 1 1 ' The dedication of the Cemetery i* postponed > ihe U. S. his f-1- to »he cirxens there'of,-lhe*ameii5 ontfc e cured menu, o™' '^ **' '°r local Internal Improve- low! The President i* UD(ler|tood to have The papers communicated erjibMCe not of aooce of tbe private letter* are withheld, by tbe Constitution of the United Staijit on. ihe «s»o«nption!v.r-Sl*le*rnrPose5' nor would snch uaiil Satordi|y afternoon, 23d instant, at 5 o'- withdrawn from norotDa'.iud fojr Justice of 'IT . , t.wtand expedient." ihe power rf dec'ariijs war is only tfte eeries already made public by ;iil tbat f can say is. thai it is done for rea- •ame terms and condition, to the; citizei k of ev- Yol ibe same clock. The r]er«ic*s will be very interesting. the Supreme Court the name of Mr, 'sous regarded a; altogether adequate, and ery other Slate; aad so of acy o.iher jfj iriiege nominated two can- :iosireiy delegated t>i Jhr peo- ord«u 61 the Senate, but other* .'rom didates who f o in for ' ple of il-is G-^WtntaeQi'to the CoD»r|-ji of the WALWORTH (iheo Iving on the table} (htt the writers are person^ o! the first or immunity. The application of lh« AoneM,ioa F|CTORI\t. HISTORY. which the veil of secrec/ bat not been of this GoTcrnment, iftbe power to tf of Texts, and the United Stales. | and submitted that of Jon.v.C. >'i FjkQVl removed by (hit body, but which I deem 'respec'&bility-«nd citizen? q{ Texas, and Rtsoitrit, TK-it any aiiempt so bring |i*» coua- adnoifted, lo improTing the navrgaiuj lions debt of that eountrv~it «.,T be F,fly S.Goodricb's Pictorial History of America i* A single objection to actin.ron&ay oomf-. to be essential lo a just appreciation of have such mean* of-obiainin^ information irv luio a rWfriiMi wHr, wtih or wi:hoa|the con- rivers, by removing obslructioos'or t" lions. It is alleged that Texw «iu,Ive lmds ,0 out in a splet^did rolnotp. It contains 813 octa- na'ion made on the last ila^- °' *^* "essioQ^ the entire question. While the Treaty »s to entitle their sentiments-jio full credit. would be for tbe most part products* ieni'iof ih^Seqaieti., is. Ba Uflagranl»lMll^,t LiT,«,-,«v'i(ila'3*• ^v.-o cs," »..ivthe ; % „ B - . . , 1 n> pay the debi. Other Stairs of in* vo pages, «bJ jts embellishtsd with many prints of powrrs t>e>.in=-np to Congress, and w*w«f. rrqnif.. , e i tein^sntncien!, and obpctita bemg ro»de. was pending before the Senate, I did no't Nor has any thing occurred . So xveaken, local benefit. The-consequence {4IJ(,. the men acd ieenes of the early times, acd of but, on the contrary, taoch \ft confirm, my disastrously ruinous to as marjy of »|r| Tejiow- ginia and Georgia for instance, have given of ibem nil their Coiistiimional anihor^yto via-; the nomination of Mr Spc;icer cot?ld consider it compatible with the just rights the Revolution. It is beautifully printed and dicare tb«:r laicful power?. be acted upon. Trie Pn>e«;3enUhen cosfiderice in the statement?-of Gen. Jack- citizens, as the exercise of "such pow£af?jwould to ibe general government—and yet, according Of that Body, or consistent with the respect i benefit. . ? : to tbe creed of ihe strict constructional!, "the bound-—price $4. Th« y.-ah an;l oay:,- were called; upoi ihs me- drew the name of Mr- S. ncef, and rein- entertained for it, to bring (his important son, and my own statement imade at tbe ; 1 will take.one insUncirrurriishedre«;tV> e pre- Constitution does not confer authority opon the CIFTTERS. lion to suspemi, a&d by ;i party vote, i.5-arSy, staff J that of Mr. W»l*or:hin i»s placo subject before you. The power of Con- close of that message, in ike belief, a- sent bill, out of no io*idious feeliag,: (pfjiuch it Huuse rpfu.sed to suspend ihe Rule/Stjes IS, mounting almost to certaiu'J, "that in- Federal Government, directly or indirectly, to Hussey's V/httt Cutler wilt be employed dur- on the table.—.Vaf. lit. of Tuesday. gress is, however, fully competent, in would be iaipossible for me to feol, tj'alBecause ing the Harvest un the farmttfthe Messrs, noes 1C'?. . \\' of my greater faroiliarily with locatti^i in il- assume the debts of iheseveral Slates." Where, aotno other form of proceeding, to ac-. structions have already been^gi^en bv the Lucas, and ilcCormiek's achine w \i be in In the cour-le of the day, the PresidlsLof the A DJOURNAi^NTFOF^CONpR ESS. T«x«n Government to propose* to the Gov- lustration of the abb-re opinion. Tw^wiy thou- then, is the authority 10 assume ibe -debt of : The two Houses of Congress closed coteplifh eveTry thing that formal ratifica- sand dollars are proposed to be appro]iri; iled to- another nation ? operation onfthe farm pt. James L- Ilun- United Stated «at in a Message, plac^ ibis ve- tion' of the Treaty could have accomplish prnpen of Qreat Britain, forthwith, on the wards improvia^; the harbor of Riciji, m B<), in son to opon thi H;:-'.era Hjiboi bil1, uiui ^*.i?.risrn the noon of yeiterdaj ; anJjtlie treaty of commerce, an'l a'fi afclaace, ^offen- This vill jaflord Farmers a fair opporinaity Imperfectly discharge my duty to your- furnish advantages to the city of 1 |i«^ see '.«/.itwri/« son !" If ibis be so, remarks the of testing ibsa relative merits of eauh. As at Harbors. (S-e another column.) \ of both Houses, be for: '.hisjpirjpfl sive anJ defensive. » and add to the value of the property t if .iu citi- , Ucf. ?fr.| selves or the country, if I failed to 11 y Baltimore Putriol. the people of Tennessee have present advised, ve are nnsble to espress any The .rJe.-:i,r> was lakrn. after son4 debate, the hands ol even our nearest ^eijdtrs, will . Nl"*-, 11*1^ I also particularly invite y iur attention zens, while it might have a most disa 1*01.* in- have dispersed North, Eajt,: South and before you ever^y thing in the possession fluence over the wealth and prosper! lyjr.f Pe- a very extraordinary tray of showing their fa- opinion. It ;will be seen, by an advertisement,! "Shall the bsjl pass-, notnithsiandm;; $'ie. ohjec- L L.^.'-t of the Executive which would enable '.o the latter from Mr. Everett; our Envoy li cn of lhe West. 6n i),e tersburg, which is situated some til#.*ty.fi»e »or. With them, it would seeiu, if ihe Union jihat James M. Hite & Son, of Clarke,.have the! i'resident •" and was the : you toad with full light on the subject, if at London, containing an accorunt of a con- miles distant, on a branch of Jnn-.es gijrer, and be correct, that the more they l.ke a son the more [inner for ?al?. j negative—ayes 104, ncrs S4, aoi Notwithstanding the vetjr sliort space you should deem it proper to take any versation in the House of IJords which which now enjoys a fair portion of thro trade. they chastise bio. For Mr. Polk, ibis "frvorile So tlie biil wis lust. of time alloUeJ to the two Hpusea T>r busi- Action upon it. la'ely occurred between Lord Brou.gham So. too, the improvement of Jame't||'B|Ver to son," has scarcelj yet recovered from the scor- The Washington corre?pondem of a New Yoik J The ness yesterday, scarcely ekQBedfng two Richmoud and of the Appomattox to {t^tefsburg, the i'ii bill was paired. | I regard the question involved in these and Lord Aberdeen,in relatioiilo tbe ques- r f" u J ' Ji? hour?, several bills were B>afs«:d, and a might, by invitin; the trade to '.hoset^tfjtowus, ing, which, on two occasion*, the people of Ten- may b On I t cr ihe uc.tpacih cfionitr bn proceedings as one of vast magnitude, and tion of Annexation. Nor can I do so with- ! nessee gave him; A third opportunity will offer ;e consiJerable number, aftf-n b*in;* signed out the expression of some^ujrprise at the have Ihe effect of proslraiing the -.ow r,j olf Kor- we will veryppon sail him. — Prtntice. went into Eiccislivg tijyiun. addressing i'self to interests of an ele- * »•• • ' / M •• A ff * avis*folk.. This• u 10,, too«.VJ,, mighUAlguvt buec accomplid)t|ftff»>»_i '•! l with- in November, when this favorite will get such Yes> but suit won'i save him. It is ur,'.r«.ic=i that E the by the presiding officers «uj the presence vated and enduring character. A Repub- language of the Minister ol foreign /Uiairs j out adding a single vessel ttoo th.thee nun^c|r novv another beating, that ii will serve for the rest of i Prcsidca.t wt'ie rejected. of each House, were appr^eil siul signed lic coterminous in territory with our employed upon the occasion. Thataking- engaged in the trade of the Cl><'-3 pot ft Bay, his I if''*. S. J. K- HANDY has been confirmed as Naval bv the President of the Unitiul; Sutes. who or bringing into the Treasury a dollar 'lot addi- In the IK-use, the bill r thj; convenience ed acts of annexation, beginning^frorn the tional revenue. It would produce, iqoat.iproba- " PoJk-berry juice is rankest pizen se great mjiii contractor) p ass- lutre only to be brought under the influ- l»Iy, the single effect of concecliatin^-lhie com- To Henry Clay & Frelinghuysen." ed. i of despitchmz there. i ; •• lime of the Heplarchy and. concluding Among there-appointments lauly made by the Among the bills passeJ yfjsf-'r l,«y rco ..V ence of cur confederated and free system mercenow profitably enjoyed by thrift' j^laces, The party brng thai they are going lo physic The fSouse fefused lo act on the pc? cat fa ills. in order to he fully developed—promis- wilh the annexation of the ^kingdoms of upon one of them. This case Turnisl^tf. an apt Presidenl, acd confirmetl by ibe Senate, we no- in» was a bill to extend Jorlfive years the " C^OTIJ" without mercy between this and J-fy, in the Senate, Mr. B?c bill • ing at no distunt day, throu^he fertility Ireland and Scotland, shouki perceive any illustration of the effect of this bill i|;;several tice with great pleasure that of DAMSL BRYAN, pensions to the surviving qripows cf Re oLher particulars. 'J.!_i, November. The Yoik Republican says: Esq. as Prstmaslet of Alexandria. A more on the siabjtot i.f Texas was disposed -., Of its soil, nearly i! not entirely to dupli- principle, either novel or seri.bus. in the "Every ssrs.;Arclier C AS.-A3 Sssrs Archer, DarrcvrDarro'r, 1^1$--, Da- certain Banks of the District oi Columbia. because of commercial or political rela- nsl improvements on land. Tl:e cx<|a'*olir!g a The Widow's PCDMUD Bill has passed both : giving a new impube of immense impor- : ! At the Baltimore Convention that nominated « yard, Bc.T ci>. Choate, Cliyton, Cf;t(en|:^, f).iy- This act does not extend tije; chnters b( tance to the commercial, agricultural, tions which may exist belwee ri two coun- canal or paving a road, are ecjtia llyi@a|i much Houses of Congress, we believe, unless there is ton.livais. F'-ancis.Har.ocgan, Henilpii-.i,;! In n't yond their present term, (which ends incidents to such cluim of power, as ti i'tLt«JQi°v- Polk and Dallas, it was I In M manufacturing nnd shipping interests of tries, neither has a right to part with its some mistake in. the record. ingt(m, ; Ja;inagin, Johnson, Merrick^JMiller, the -1th of next month ) bu» ijt s; cures tl ing obstructions from water courses, ^or can "Resolved, That the Constitution doesr.otcon- \|;EU;| Union, and at the same time affording sovereignty, and that no th^rii power can such power be restricted by any fair ilfUrse of fer upon ihe General Governmeni the po*er to stockholders ac^insl loss of j\i change those relations by a volunUry trea- f i The Lccc-foco papers &re trying to pro^e Mr. ham, an:i \V5:, dbrii^e —25. " protection to an exposed frontier, and reasoning, to the mere fact of making ;|Slhe im- commence a system (>f internal improvement." j ^"^'•^ — ^J:<.1s^IS. Allen, Atchjson, .Xi^rinn, &c , which without some provision of ill 'y of union or annexation, tben it would provement. II reasonably extends a so to the No, the parly wont call it a system, but they a very Jiad man. They denounce him as a placing tbe whole country in a condition duell! Bas'iy, Lfenrtuo, Bucharun, Cnti'afti.s'lTltirfied, sort, it is supposed, would have b^-an incuij Of security and repose—a territory settled seem to follow that an annexation !o be right of seeking a return of the means i|espend- give millions in detail, and dare not refuse the | f- without remembering that they give Fuli.m, Uavward, Lewj^, %icDi:llje, r\5'er< S('in- red. The act recognises Use rij;ht of tl mostly by emigrants from the United achieved by force of arms i/niibe proiecu- cd, thruugh the exactions of tolls nnd|he levy- West whatever is a>ke.l in ,hai way. Witness ! GeD' Jack5C-n a ^ as they ^° alor'"- They de p'tv L-otji Tftilm» and , iV'ight — Sir. ' tion denies to this Government Uie pi jjnU-ge of '.old hiai, " Go Home, d n y>.-u, where you their business in the h&n;is ol Iriistet in the act of reciprocation ao uneoncjuer- no way be justified ; and yet :t is presum- acquiring a property in the soil of t tiy State, Senators absent—nam:: It is well remarked by the Frederick Examin- belong!" This was certainly naughty in Mr. which course will, we f)rpx;nie,.b-> resorl able love of freedom aad an ardent at- ed that Great Britain would -"b^'the last na- even for the purpose of erecting a ecessary Mangum,'Ph , S^vier, ed lo bffort, instead of afftr, tlitir cha< tachment to our free Institutions. Such tion in ine world to maintain any such for'tificatiop; without a grant from sir $', State, er, that when the House of Representatives, Clay, if he .said so, but we are very much in- anay something equivalent to app-ul from i|i? SpeakeiV docisinn. In 5 Slate, without restriction. Powers discussion of it. It is indeed settling :he question; The Ttxis Question.—It Bpp&'an tlu (/onstitnlion have become responsible for rope have undergone repeated changes by this, and neatly as emphatic, in November. to a motion tij recon«jii?r the veto laljitistal* n ihe VBfl' gruous cannot exist in the same in'-lr but our opponents cannot afi'ord lo lose one of nn report was made on S&turdav. by 'h3 a faithful administration of public aft~,irs voluntary treaties, by conqae'st, and by The bill is aln bii! was pa^lii, " effect of embarrassing Executive actio Some on this subject forthwith. tion It is understood th i! a majority ol the interest of every part of the coun- be considered as neither serious hoi novel. On FiidUy.Jn the V.-uute, the N»-.«] Pension that committee is deciih'tily o^|»osed tol I will not permit myself to Believe (hat of the appropriations would receive m anction The Eastern Harbor Bill, which has just pass- try, aud made its appeal to the glory of ; if separated fr^m the rest, howeve^ i&uch- I MISSOURI. billTrorn t;!ie House a-a.-,- passedjwitholi aaecd- any actioo on Ihe subject.—L'i,/i. Airier. ed Congress, makes an appropriation of $20,000 men'. , tbe American name. ihe British Minister designed to Imng him- might deplore the re-production of to the improvement rf James River below Rich- ri «.Tbe Whijjs are niakirg gallant efforts in this f It is duo to the occasion to say that I self to any auch conclusion ; but it is im- which, for some time past, has been.pel iiied to mond. "What'will Mrs. Grundy say lo ihe Somedlsci^sion took place on tl-p !.;J t'r,nake APPOIXTMKXTS t$Y THli IMtK^lDENT, have carefully reconsidered the objections possible for us to be blind tp t(ie fact, that sleep with, apparently, the acquiesoenj of the astounding fact that the first internal improve- State. A lijte gathering at Si- Louis was numer- choice of Prtf-idfiit ami Vice e.i on one By and u;i:h the ailrice and comcnt nf t)ie Stnalc. the statements contained id Mr. Everett's country. I might particularize the aware ment appropriation by the General Government ous arid enthusiastic. As a specimen of the on- which have been urged to immediate ac- Breakwater,as an improvement which olcK to day: throughout ihe Um';.n. Geor-je M. Bibb, of Kentucky, to bfc despatch are well worthy pt serious con- for the city of Richmond has been made by a ward progress of the paity, ii 'n mentioned ^r. Bejprie^i'explained and d4Ten l^ir iV.e a- tion upon the subject without in any de- ihe security, from the storms of onr ien .led Locofoco House of Representatives, who, never- ; S cretary of the Treasury- gree having been struck with their force. sideration. The Government and People Aitantic seaboard, of the vessels of all coun- that the delegation from ihe far-distant county me-idtEetxi cfMhe Judiciary Cotunir.iJ. M hir.h theless, declare that they are the ami-internal of Lafayett^ amounted to one hundred and fif- Jamns D. Hallyfaurtoo, of' Virgiuia. fo It has been o'ij«ci«:il lh»t tbe measure of of the United States have fiever ovinced, try engaged eitfeer in tbe foreign or: Icoast- improvement party?—Lynchburg Virginian. presided; thai the law should ^ot \\\tf effect be Judge of tbe Eastern DistrscV c| Vir- nor do they feel any desire.to'ipUirfere in teen young ijien—who, as we learn from the Re- unt;l afitj- »!ie next election. The clFi-i-tW pass- Annexation should be preceded by the 7 nue; but when, in connection wilh that, ginia. ;| " consent of Mexico. To preserve the public questions not affeclicg Ui;e relations this subject against the majoriij in Congress, yel publican, "Ijailed frotn t county which at tine ing the b3l wjihoui ifre srnen-Jn-ient wKj[| be to existing between the Slates of the Ameri- bill embraces improvements of rivers | points, lime contained but lltirtee-.i ir'Atg'S, but which can John Branch, of North C" most Iriendly relations with Mexico; to far in the interior,connected alone will he trade in every declaration of principles, you will see require nian.} 'of the Le2i*laiuros to a».-eiiible, at Governor ol Ihe territory ol:Fl.>r'ida from can Continent. in now give a jnajVriiy of one huudred and fifty for concede to her not grudgingly but freely of such river, and the exertion rf mere ~ opposition to internal improvements as a promi- a gseat ejp^nf-e to Ihe Stale " Mill Augu.t, 1S11. vice R. K.'call, all her rights; to negotiate fairly and We leave the European powers exclu- fluences, no alternative is left me but ju.se the nent article in their creed. HARK? OF TtTE WEST. They came in with mu- The (rill |Was evenicallv laid on !!*cri4ble— : qualified veto, with which the Execui rp.is in- whose commission will tlie:i:havc expired! sive control over matters oftViCting their Gen. Jackson and Mr. Van Buren each signed sic, end bankers, and badges, and were received ayrti O'C, no rjected bors on the lakes, if I bring myself a parently : tertained. I negotiated from considerations of a high of May, sinjilar to thati.i' 1839. Squadrons of ibemmcndinent of Mr. Hale. As '.h«3 now public policy influencing ihe conduct of in conflict wilh any of the principles as- The Richmond Enquirer and other Loco pa- Whigs poured in from every direction, until, in Lemuel Williams, oi Ma^sachuseJlj But negotiation in advance of Annexa- serled, it will arise on my part exclusij Jlv from stands ihe .Bailor may commute ivi hisr been confirmed by the Seriate as CoR the two Republics. We have treated the wanl of a just appreciation of Ic pers:are censuring Mr. Benton, in pretty decided the language of the Indiana Free Press, "thare tion woilld prove not only abortive, but terms, for not merely vot ing against, but killinp, The Senalejals) disagreed wuli Ihe MfetJ-e, as or of the Port of Boston, and the nonl... tnigbt b6 regarded as offensive to Mexico, with Texas as an 'independent power, sole- The Mississippi occupies a footing; was one vast;sea" of them. "The scene," say? the different from the rivers and «,-n;er- irses of the Texas Treaty; but we don't hear a word of Press, "beggars all description. The number to corporal pi|ai.shmoiit, an.J thus pie,-n#e< the lion of Charles G. Ferris as Co!Iecto7of* And insulting to Texas. Mexico would ly with a view of battering. lh« condition law;as it j<. jThe bill the different States. No one State, orl }' num- complaint against Mr. Wright of New Yoik, IT as sent to . OU:B the port of N of ihe river embraced within its t«!rrit| ' I lim- ^rcsi- by Ibe Senate on tbe llth inslanl: Void, ft hi only after acquiring TeSas, to both Great Britain and the Ufrited States Quincy Adams—nothing less, indeed, than that \ CLAY CLUB. dect and Vice.Piesident. and the capacr'V ot each to do iiijur}' to its, would have been to have disappoj the The United States Sena-e has confirm- that the question of boundary can arise chief object in the purchase of Louisia/ ^hich he bid been guilty of treason, in the relinquish- At a meeting of the Central Clay Club, at the Ttxas lo the last. ;. ed Ihe nomination ol FRAITCIS J.-Gi between the United States and Mexico, a the other than myself; but pegce can best was to secure tbe free use of the Missj ippi to meni, by the treaty of 1819, of Texas to Spain. Mr- Gentry's b;ll for be presfcrved by maintaining firmly the Court Hous| in Charlestoum, on Monday eve- ancering £,. was Esq., as Consul for Antwerp., question purposely left open far all the people of the United Slates, belher But latterly, this JVetc Oiltdni Mlorney (who, if called up and lead, and which belong to us iis iti icdepen levies on commerce were made by n ;ign or ning the 1'jh ins'., tbe following Resolution The nominations of Mr. King not » Texan speculator himself, knows who was unanimously adopted: Mf. McDuffie rose and addressed the | o]te in sylvaoia. and Mr. Walworili of Nrw Vork opportunity for the roost friendly and pa- dent co'mmuntty. domestic Government, would hare bee| Dually is,) has suddenly become dumb—and Mr. Adams ( burdensome and objectionable. Resolved, That we consider the question of reply to the .'jirech from ihe Senator f'o r»;N3is- as Judges of the Supreme Coutt, we I*:;- cific arr*ope pervert its true na- ture for the purpose of making political capital. to confine himself:to a reply to life Seo^i * Jrom fo counteract the rumors put in circulation" most suitable form in which-it could be ihe good of ail. * j the r.ame accusation against Mr. Adams—of a 1 federation of Mexican Republics-. When, That wehavp full confidence in ihe patriotism of Missouri. who;had introduced i\ bill tio| by the enemies of ibe President. ; ano» bv effected, should Congress de?;cn it proper As to Ihe harbors on the take?, the i>Hgin. criur-inal surrender of our territory by tbe treaty by violent revolution, Mexico declared aftes no new improvements, but makes »fopri- Henry Clay.Tjcd iliai such of us as may favor An- Tesa-i, ana/slrange 10 say, bad cnnfin some of his pretended "good friends," Iba't to resort to any other expedie'ov compati- of l."19. But what says he now? He absolves his the Confederation at an end, Texas ow- alionsfor ihe'continuante of works al iMy be- nexation at |any liire are perfectly willing to suppur; if ,Uie bill to an aaackapon il be intended to withdraw froir. the *' ed her no longer allegiance, but claimed, ble with the Constitution, and likely to eun. It is as much the doty rf the Go nmeni Mr. Adams* from all blame for thai urrender, leave the sabject to him and his constitutional we are enabled to say that no sue? otcomplish the object, 1 stsntlj prepared adrisers, governed l>y the deliberate judgment Treaty. Wb^ wps this—did the gh iaten and has maintained (he right for eight to construct good .harbois, without ref *jee to and puls il upon JOHN C. CALHOUN, who was ; lion is entertained.— Mudifonimi to yield my most prompt ariai active co the location or icterests of citie=, for t nelie'r Ihe i-dvocate, in 1819, of the surrender of Texas and authority of the American people—well sa- him more than the living object!? He r iirred years to a separate and distinct position. tisfied that they can manage it advantagecuslv oprraiion- s ! i. '. o£~lhe extensive commerce of the la as to to Spain, while Mr. Adams was opposed lo il! lo the lerni ."jNsophyles" as u^pd by L"i"l ^-Ben- During that period, ooairoy hat invaded build breakwaters on ihe Atomic coa; for the buuorland interest of the conniry. Early Delivery -On Tbu rl y,ThoB, The great cpieiHorf is not a.s'tcj the man- lljr the The Enquirer's correspondent having perhaps ton, in appfinaiinn. to those who dig*f°4. sfrom rs a M bar with a view to her reconquest, and if protection of the trade of that ocearf.' hese e* Vere de'iverpd by Messrs. Worth- : Mann Randolph. Esq. o! Tuckahna ner in which it shaH be done, l>u-t whether stuWbleci on this pregnant facl, has Ceased to him .in 'eference to the Treat}, as «h« has not yet established her ri^ht to great inland eeas are visited by , Gfilialier, and Huater, and the Ciub ad- ihoagh, prpbal?ly, c/oi so meant. He 1 er^d, at the Gallego AT" be treated at a nation: independent de fac- it shall be accomplished or; not. storms/and the annoal loss of ships ani bold up the came of Adams to obloquy and cen- journed, full of enthusiasm and inspired by just 250 bushels wheat, [» The responsibility of dec'nlicsgjthis ques- and conscq-uently of revenue to the GOVJB foment, ure. Why does he not excoriate John C. Cal- and reasonable hopes of soccess in the coining ihe ric.-id^n:'*coridact ia sending the lifpt'y to to and dr jure, it would be difficult to say 1 election. of very superior qualitj',' v tion is now devolved upon-y^ui.) is immense- If, then, there be any * E: em- ihe c;her Hctisc, and ssid Iberje coot-jfeir no «t what period elw wHl »tt«o> to- that bou:,-, the real criminal, if indeed there was any 4 oz. to the bushel. N>: ;\i - JOHSjf TYLER. braced by that act, which is not rr^'iuvJ-9 or- criminality, as Benton said, in that surrender. On motion of John vS. Gallahei, it wss resolved more S'.,!err;a f-Jrm of urging eboul th*-L: o price yeted - A condition. dtr t<»-*fr-»Td tlielier and security ;o ihis that the Ladies I.e invited :o attend the future tion s ihar. by a j in; resolution S?9-:jng Richmond Whicr. °" Nor can we Vy aajr ttto or any fegitf- VETO MESSAGE} against the tempests which so ; ;':en SD {Hoover Virginian. meetings of tlie Ciuh mate icfercoco • b* accused of violating those great inland reas, but ha?, on she', The next mf ptine will bn on Saturday the 29ih Corgre^c, &od receiving ihe sanctiun oft KICKING OUT OF THE Finale of the Texas Question for the r any treaty rripulatiuns with Mexico.— To the Hbwje r/ iftp rcshitclivcscflTJji; fj Statis -•risinsted niore in a spirit of spec-i.!; t§>P and W. tf. WORTHINGTOX, President. fiden' i-Rclt-rring to a f .imer posiuol _ ihe The Philadelphia Mercury giveViiC'pro- present session—The Senate on Thurs- H.N. Git-LiHES, Secretary. Senat-r from Missouri, as "solitary ari(| $< The treaties with' Mexico give no guaran- 1 return to the House of RcprejscptatiTeg, in local interest lhac in one of the cfiarac !.. ,,« ceedion of a -large and respect.sje meet- which it criginaled, the bill l cnlili "n a ed to, ihe House of Representatives w day took up, at the instance of Mr. Bea- he asksti w!herc he now was in respeci itt.qf the nations of the modify the principles laid down in this,; nals are'referred to, they find nothing but with Mr- Folk's for vridow Bnngharl. on Monday, «Jie lOtf I-*;- obtoc'.ions to its becoming t law :^ ' fore published ia ibis paper, aad Mr. Ben- 'immediate annexation" aod tba; of e«!h which are eqiiaUy as much vioUted Every systehi is liable to run into a .ftje, and Dallas and tlje Bank against Benton and instant, at which Theodore 1 , v, . " r-r - At the adoption of the ConsftuUon, each none so much so as that under con> Rep^ralekad indepen- the People!! And notwithstanding this. : oi cver" ed a series of resolutions, from Vsflicb\i St^ei, as WOUld b« our Treaty WU \|esi-' dant sovereignty, and'an exclusivb : jurisdictibn and measures cannot br too soon takei RT Con- two hours, on the subject chiefly of tbe was the tit:«. T quote tbe following: Q gress to guard against this evil. Behlon is n(jv read out of the party, and *0. The Treaty is merely commercial. I overall stream's and water caur-^s! «vitn::i its rejected Texas treaty and tbu more receat Mr. Senlton jtpp ,-d. After giving WHEBEAS. Mr. Po!k, we have recently oni x JOHN T Dallas made!a candidate for Vice Presi- ; ; Dtended as th* instrument lor more j *Tiiorial limits. The Articlesr c|f Ccnredera- message of the President of lb« United Stood, is opposed lo thegre.t ntere?isof R «n Washington, June I Ilk, 1844. dent. Andahey ask—• Can Ihe democ- logitar}iffa,ficat,on of "oeophyte," ^;hoped ffecled tbi W J or juris Stales to' Ibe House of Representatives s}lvama, which i$ a proper tariff for?he )M defining Ihe right* and secunog i j^ion"^!^ * * " ^^L " racy ftaod Ibis?"—Alexandria Gazette. theSesatorfromSoath CarolioarfidDot^-.-i as The Locofoco presses, faj way cf gi : some Appealing from the Senate, which be band-" • pplicable.to h« Gubernatorial con^a^,^;: 1±!V^!'mecha3ics. »d -'»b.rio,«u^. 3 the foreati of Ifo cititfeos of each;coaa* jfor Sa'parpSt ^cor^cU.^thelefecis'ivbich embellishment to their malignity, c: couctry try. uVbat Oku laitQ can bfc implied or ex sl»d in the original article?, *spr*ss'y re- led with great severity, speaking with es- Mr. B._ denounced again, in ibe severi^ i| Keiolved, That Clay a blackleg, and Theodore Preling pecial contempt and derision ol ibe effort The pjfecrU Polk and Dallas enthusi- " upon the Goveroment ol the" serves to the States all powers nciiitielegaled. — ltekinijigpuritan " Friend Bald7rin,« Lef- No ssch'sarrender of jurisdiction^rt mada by oa the part of the Executive lo excite a- asm, exhibited a week ago, wanes and a niied ate» for successfully ington Gazette, thus gdod-hunioredi ic.tices dies away already. Even the Texas fe- 'y to ifie lipuse, aad endeavoring °d 1840-fim, eleeied. jrid y & the v.'ith independent power upon any tbe States to this Government by^snv express these snarlers: larrn, upon tbe authority of anonymous the people Against lb« Senate. But ted by the largest rote 8ffer 1JV (o ert nt , and if it a possessed, U is *o le dcdueed- letters aod extracts of Tetters; as to pre- ver, relied ujion to help it in the South, is American People—deem it thna- r fee Sute subject tot violating the stipulations ol froiu the c'suse ia the"; Constiluii^ 'fwh'ich in- Our Federal friends show (hi going otf, leaving the people calm and peciaiij' MJ?(J^ upon the act of detatilliw ; tended designs ot the British Government • 1 U. JI.IB i;C theimcirr Democratii/craocraucc friendinends thro-ithro-je;fc»tx>rp^r;; JJarae(lame*. P confesrmy in ability to VefU Congre>-s with authority "7t,-) rov.L'B a?f izlfnci- in their attacks upon I .". i a:^»a-rj to the frontier andi?3i|l3 of °' Pennsjlvania that they cftnnlnT'ai essri'ioa ih regard to Texas, and alternately tidi- sensible. We shall see from this time K Po k al the dUetrn. liv.'S which are oeces-a-y and prtfp'sr for car-" candidate*. Clajt is too great Uier, Tamb r n lthe Mexica. Tfcis he eroi hat'cally d?GtJlU«ij a« ! ' ! Approaching pr,jS d«v iff No- rjiagintb execution" the granlip, powers _ culing tnir-dtfootfcefoucciocg «btbe belligerent' *'" ?*; .{ ^ «a/enthusiasm of t o hejd io l >; Tbe obwctiot* whicB Bi\e bfeen takea Prelingbuyten loo much:of 3 w hole otl! n w fot Harr pira!ic|l. ! (n; conrlusion. he stifiiia^J: ihe I ^ bw SUte oa t '] lTh«re ia. in my view of the subjec ;iio v propensities of th* AxJmidwtratioI and * , l ? ™ *[ " ^ C1»J and : f hii 6 \ e l OUr lerri ry one ti too sour, the other too sf ./OF rcl!n L f projecl. as fef vin- been. halrhni ^ivfa tiU • Itftlitei Jv - ^K^Jt'r^*™JteSvlcni. t ila I ID IA,- A nni.3L- ^> *i.i _ .^^Jl m v.« * nM' !Tr«d-witnl T ^ - il ' f^|wh.tev,r for the «i.l« rfp«^ tjch i ha bill " tte neophyjes," as he termed tbem.wbo * £ ^ ] ™ Thatin theopietorn! »oie»ftb« | their fastidious palates-. JL*-.* tht rate pujpose}. f 4lnnlvlng iht Utter,. |i r 101 cslaid on ^riih-j-jw mv ' . ofaoeh ba* loaf *»ufc» been fully^demon' bft crlearly ahrf plainly incidental t;|sTjme«tranl- tfcem they will find it a very agrej V?e have rrueiTed » specimen of very fine Pc- the lab!?. imme i.a:ely rcq»;este ial cscipuiji . J —>ted. Sioce that period a new Power pd power, sou ne.-e«ar» tn its i%erci cwirtcs o- f. th.--,,..e. Sftates.^,.-» _v,, ».is. , elairaifr-,.. , -----__~| f _ unde_ .«v.vrw thma*o^ - ._ •«"-•" _ ._ »- ~ -TPlB '• •'• bate, and decided in the affirmative.—(weigh:!* twoa.q ods. Tlie«e last gre»under acceptable u to cl as 0 ted StaijfsweE| opposed t.i the e.itabiia 'd it worth two in the ?- " the applieatiM of «ha .teany en power "to rc&uUte co jam ere* wilh; '« "the coont hereafterMWho Tb it decisioa, we take it for granted, set- j the shcher of Jfloarisliiai: P*e bush bird ia the a Nalio5J£.l Biyck—-'-'MI I'icsc ca3aifeil9.fi cf now that. M. vfcc t.i;-a &• a* gio«, b*oogjjj vithin a do«e foreign Rstics, amanf ike Fttvi-M St*us, «cd can doubt the i»5oe of a fight beixrpla Me tlwthe TensqbeaUon definitivtly tor tbt { The laeJes^re ever miiidfcl of the Printer*, tribes ;V bat th« j-lain coont and the poke* ? public Kcoiim jut, oa this aubjcci, we no li nnsent—Mat. A»*. '-"^ well .JfadrE-oor kind »ann«r; iasptjrcd '.

t-r M JSE MARKETS- HAVIEonhand URSUANT to a decree of; P perior Court of Law and County, in a suit .„ which lii,-hard Doffielii and «nb>rs and Maria B. Jeffersou and F JEFfEROM COONTT. at tf,. A» ants, pronounced on Ibe 5thi ds»y «f MeeliBf,ftrs tMox. y « june> 1 the; subscriber, thereby appointed1 a der at public auction, before the fr Of; trictNo I— WUIi»»'Helhurr»n,;*tiJ Min- ti.c Court house of sakl counfy, o Extra ! Gr in and r s e lns 9C ll ? B Beall. floors* beireafler set forth.cn Fridsylht II lately in tin occupancy of Mr'j B* Park* " S N «¥"«•• « » - J f , i o before For saia cheap lit i ert, and directly oppocit* tbt^tor* of' as'ili.r* I Rlfles- S^in a*d haiforfct;, shovels, sfales, ijd confirmed. June 25. nrif, at 11 o'clock A- M., the folio* F Snr^ ly, viz : "' Talc.. ""'*' * Long a ad «Jnjrt trzceand ha'.ter chains, Ladies and Gentlemen are iariled to call >ml 'Bro 'd axe9- §tnti a»^, h*tch*t*. Sawa The reversionary estate ia fee 9*. amine in- .«.-; -«.*»,* «.«!!;.Drawing-fen iije*. tarnjt, " # heirs of Hamii'loi Jefferson, df'"' , county, in and to a TTftir^^ **** I Augers, brjcjfcs Wiifihing;on meet, Jpj«.-,-*:i":!sh jf lister, snd eouitrj blister steel, ' T("^ '„ C'S. county, subject!* . ~.-iu at 1U Strap-Iron, ku}te< and forlrf,carvers and steels, • r 1 Ann Razors & stro|;, Rodders' aaperior penknives, ' »'id 43 a 45 for yellow. We aad as-kntd!- "" Sopb'a Jufferionj wiilow of. fWlHE subscriber icfarms ibe eitiiens of Har- 27 a i>9 cts. A load t.f 4000 if. rruoicg-koive^, \v^i,e-wj.sb, paiot, »hoe aad U;rtipe ff Mi 20. S GIBSON. jH^milloa JeflersoD, bj said decrie, i ks her i M. pera-Ferry and its vic«ny, «a»t. in addi- other rior P.-ana. Oats was told (o-day at 32CM. .,er. ! ; lion lo his own manur«ct«"«. h« will keep pn u the J of PHOVISIONS—B.iaon is in fair request. —ALSO— [hand * good assorlme^ *-^die*'Gaiter- Half Curry-cojnbs.iard*. »hoe thread, pej*. bristle*. ' JUVlhe Circuit Superior fiiurt of Law r !:co Knives, pincers. a*l». awl handles. We note & sale of 1300 good Western Hams Tbe fee simple estate, in - possession, *f the G tiler, Kid and >f » Sboes ; a»«ses and i iori)arm to-day for .shipment o: 5 eta. Strictly prime as- and Chancery, for Jeffvrson County, said heirs of Hamilton Jefferson, riece-Jsvi); in a ChiWren'a Sho"' of r»"o«v^»»or8, which he And an tssoriraeni of kit and ket files, ^f tb« »ea June 6/A-. It844, " ] ,' LOT °^ !• A.Wl> 'yif'g betweeeu (he rabove will sell as«*-"*?« tf BOt CB««P*«-. than any atore Japanned spittoons, trunks, ang«r boxes, 4 storle* h'sti njried is selling at 41 cents ; Sides at 41 a 5 cts., Nurse and ottirr lampv caaiatera, nsw niai hinoi» Diitrict.No'i i| being «»'fe- ment/oned lot and the lot of E if. Ai^nmlrarsd capable ot' 1 and Shoulders at 31 a 4 ct?. The price of Hams TUTUM A. Milton and wife, i •' 10 Tin platt-s for harvest, assorted sizes, 1-J5 Y ** ° ll; ?r c<>uiJ n lances very widely according toiize anJ quality. Plaintiff*, C. yf- Aisquilh, beginning al a point in Sfie'line T£ Subscriber has on band a Urge assort- in r AGAINST Bell tau'.ile krtUes, No 1 wire for machine*. j.;ji tb«& wit We'quotefair to »tricll* prime western at 4 to 7 of Washington street fifteen feet VVe'et o-f the of Calf. Morocco, and Kip Boot*. Go* and ct*. Baliinriora CUM/I n«— ;- «-*• • Abraham liler. George Isler,, iftioniaioniass Briscoe.j^rick Store houso of said Aisquilb*8, • e Shoes of his own manufacturing, which And in nhorl, ^genercl assortoienl oTarlicles in is bridal (be high- Henry D. Garnbart.aad JabJi Downey, 'i»r, anii rtin- • eM rales named above for Western" running Northward parallel with the \\ > will sell as cheap as any manufacturer in the above linp," all of whicfa will be sold c> n its place'- Defendan/s, side of said store house and beyon-J said I ibis place, warranled. and eery law for the en^b. WHISKKY—Demand limiied.' We qaote >encfc Also oa han:J'e Harpers-Ferry* June 13—3l. Spouling, wh.(ih niil be put up on lhe shortest !. O by ie sny sioiiiar property Ilis counsel, (his 6lli day of .!•'••': IS44, arid for thirty-seven feet to Lawrence. " *». notice. Call -ir.d see for younelve*. r ~ * »l»rn?ariif "~ "*- ~ " T er ol ! Wanted. Virginia. ' ^ pe'Uut-^lJa Soiom0n closed On Thursday pvenin- ihe I3ih insfT by the with Lawrence street to tbe cf' * Mih; as prescribed hy t;se deirrff "-Pitritk V> on: a fer house, thence with the wall*^1 lhe Saal e T the Old Furnace— Chirlestowrj. June J3. 'ill i° ^ -v. J. Plotner, Mr. Davio Av,s to^ljM ELLEN a f the Court :]O3c four'.h of it purchase laeiflV'harles SCPIUA NOL^ND, all of th.s couniy. porch or stairs on the Wes"^ '"ereoT, A 50,000 Bushels of Corn, cash—the r^idue ii three : ||,e Mo.'jibers - .. - -„• - ~«u»c c:ii=i<- on io tie iiearu at right angles wilh lbe^»»' of the house to the < annu>(.-in|f*VilHan» Oi»u,iff rejche* Oa Thursday evenm? ihe 6th insr., hy the 0,1 the paper* formerly read waijii-iMW ans«rj 40,000 " Wheat, rfl»Il.LIAM: KJS-.A«E, of ths firm of Knabe ments fromid.v of ami w,, ,- ued b.« oouo.,,U On ro,,V, will ^ Rev. Mr. Castleman, ROBERT POTTERFIELDKIV- B K allel with the wall <-'Uie store bou*e la Wash- 5,000 " ^ Oats, \*7 & Gaehic, Piaft*——J e^^., ! KKY. E-q., to Miss ISABELLA ANN, daughter of OS, the Cfurt dolii uitjuifge, order _...... , thi..,.ai and tin- orders or dwees ht-retofore roafje in this cause ington street, lheu=e to the beginning. lot which tbe Ash will be paid on delivery— L. L. Sievecson, E-q., of Siaanton. bo »ct »^;r On the evening of the 8th inst., by the Rev. il.i »ei;lc am) Malt ihe Mi-counts of il-.e tlcfiiiiiliiiii, A- The intere'i'ofsaid heir.*, being an i Salt and Plaster always on hand and for sale. will rei.ssm , ibort * Joseph D. Tyler, Mr. J'un TDRNEH, Teacher in l)rhh«rn lUcr. guirdian of lhe (eruH-'J plalntift', and one half, in fte simple, of a lot ia said itowo, a' M H & V W MOORE. will in lhat iiH'ifor busi- ihe Mute department •}' Ihe Virginia Institution, lhat he report thi-*;irac, togelhtr r-'-'i'.ti siny special tba corner of Liberty and Charlts streets,! and Feb 39, 1844 s happy to eroding. two to Miss MART JAMES—both mute*. matter which lie nny deem expi!ilit-n<, or cither par- adjoining tbe lols of John R Fbgg npdS^ghn firm, sold in ilu.* County, have given entire satis- In IlilUborough. on the 15'h in*;.,by the Rev. ty may require to be specially sTatVil. i CASH FOR NEGROES. action, and will stand a comparison with any AO'opy—T'-alf. Stephensvn. ii '? TrKiJRt fSale of Il4.-,»j , s- IVm. Wicks, Mr. WILLIAM K. WICKS of Frede- The terms of sale are, one-third in Cftsft; find • g WILL at all times give the highest prices ever made in ifih cnuniiy or anr othrr. bring s^ned rick county, Md., to Miss VIRGINIA A- WHITE, ll.T. IJISOWN. Clerk. i JS in C.JS//, for likely young NEGROES, of Orders for repairing, left a: the F«« P'e?s Of- r«> V v-irtuf »f a O«eJ of Truxi, and a 5. the revJue on a credit of nine and eighteen iJL^ of ttis pircuil Superior- «'or,tt of L^n- ihe presence < of Londonn couniy, Va. monilis, equal payments : lo be secured,^ by jbuili sexes, from ten to twenty-live jears of fice or at Mr. Carter's Hotel, will receive prompt ! and • On Wednesday evening lhe 12lh instant, by COMMISSIONER'S _..._. bonds, and deeds of trust on the pr«m?$es,so a. ja£e. Persons having likely servants to dispose attention- 1 Cnancery fvjr lae c-juntv c.f -)-rfler»o->, Charleslown, June 15th, |SJ44. of, will do well to call on rue at my residence, June 13. ; on the 3!sl jJaj of Octobi-.r,- H43 in \ S'ale thi; Kev Alexander Jones, Mr. GEORGE R. EVBR- EDWARD E. COOKB, Ccmia'. cause tlifiresnA*perding, ^.ti K.TT, to jsii-a JDLIA RKDECCA DCKE:, daughter of The pal lies lo (lie alinve suit a^e ji«ic&f notified.. .. .i.e..,, June 20, 1844. iin Charleslown; and any communication in aroony M'. Marie Duke, all of Charleslown. tli»l I liavu B|i:xiiiited frit/ay, l/te^t/t tiny of next ' writing will be promptly attended to. Vegetable house, uiaiirtifi, and Jjroer ftnjier, del' Thomas month, (July} for tl>e purjiose of e;ijeii'n-ji; upon Hie j WM. CROW. lhe un iersikned, t?ie siirviyfs^ trustee "h si«l.l John G [A share of the wedding favors, neatly rlnne ARK Ml 1,1.« FOR g| c«rinder, v ; lerdav irforn- execution ot the above recilcil oriter of (Jourt, on January 5, 1343—if. CAST IKON HORSE MILL, patented by deed of trur), will r-rocee.J ;:> *cl!. al pu ' 3c a? Martin Crac« • • f 7t»_— op with Mowers, assured the printers of kind re- which daj by 10.•>'clock, A. M., fUey arc required NDEft and by authorily of deed of tjljist, lion, tc ?ha JiigtiRst bidder. »t Carter's " 'JVC J executed by B. Ford and Justin \V:ir*. of Ohio, designed for grind- Hillary Allisou '""rrfernbrances on lhe occasion. In return, we to Mite;. I nl my ofHitc, wilh the pHpors iii'l etidmce U D'aniel To my Customers at Elk A Charlestowfi, on f'riday the l^'Mcy «/J f>r John J Janney •s of, cottner.led willi lhi> account ilirt-ctt;<.', Ifj lhe afore- irtilcisigned, as trustees, will .<.-Ht-r fiir ujftle, ng corn on th- cob, corn raeal, &c &c., which, tender our congratulation?, hoping lhe happy sii'l «Ic:cnc, io bt lakt-n. 1 shall d«\j:*uni ttge case i before the frontdoor of the Court! Jtlouse of Jef- Branch. 'or economy, i-.jcupiiciiy, aod perfe<:l ad-.tplation pair may hare many years of true felicity, and froni time to lime, until my rVjtoi'li t»e jcompreteil. ferson county, HIS day, 1 stall for Baltimore, and will re- o Ihe purposes of its conslruclion, is recom- Situ«!e;J on the South-east side i^ ihe si en**- I! envied turn (good luck attending me) on Thursday IVilliain McCoy that their hearts, may never be touched by the June 20. It; WUltTHlN-AJON. Com. T mended to flie!atterition of farmers. Tliis Mill, doah river, in the county of Jo:le$on, iv.iitaiii Lholilt'fJ of On Monday the 15th day of • the 20th insiant, and will bring with me certain with one siror.g horse, or two light ones, will ., , Hugh (Jil'cece canker of care.} ing 35i acriJs, and being ihjthjj NortUweiii-orn^NortUweiii-oru* r Elizabeth Watkin |^f Colombia." IN the Circuit Superior tiAiirt of Law (Court-day.) the ^AR K XMEIZi&S • JPliO- seasonable goods, which, in sddition to my pre- grind five bus);e!s of shelled corn per liour, so of the lirgii'.ir tract now oxj-ncd by'jaid ; Bs.il- yatt-s, paid qua • crarln'i be- and Chancery, for Jejfej^on County, j PERTTf • consisting of a valuable Miljf of sent stock, will make it very complete, fine that one li.ui' the meal will pass through a house. A (f!al of this Iati3 can be * . i.t ;JjB ^ y He'vcU moderate capacity and power, 8 co{iifi»rt»o!e ! On my return, the prices, although now very commoa mchl sieve, nod wilh lhe same power, t n rtS iic.!i end* <"i DIED. June 6tfi, 1814, officn of thij-ur-.lersignerl in Charlf stoin.f Ijolin Cook, in h In Ihis Irwn. on Wednesday morning lasl, Dwelling House, and other necessary Out-hutaes ; low en many articles, will be reduced. This 'roiu four 10 eight bushels corn in the ear—it is Ter-ns tf Sa.'i—One third of the pi^rh-^sjs ^ U'illis t secure* Ibe Jacob Growl anJ others, P!a!nliffi, for a residence—and a LOT of 10 or 1^ act4s of ; will be clone wilh a view to further inducements also admirably adapted to grinding apples, tur- 1 HELEN MADURA, daushier of James H and money in <«a>b The resitlue in two »^riS.l p^M Elizabeth Dillow jjdffm.-nl*, AGAINST ! '. LAND. ; lo my neighborhood to encourage a good and nips, bests. &<-.. Mary Kiningham, oged two months and 2G ments,at 60|and 91) day«. 'Ihe utle to|^ wit.i- ! Jacob Lire, house re do '-'<» vision i:l ihs •lavs. John T. Cookus, r.x'r of Jacon Orowl, dec'd, Tliisptoperly is valuable and of high repuv^,— well regulated store amongst them. 1 need not The suVis<-ri3*i- is authorised to dispose of the he|d until 'tie--whole of ths pnrchaie fVj'ify || or MM»BUK«J, and others,' ; .Defendants, am! affords -*..faif opportunity for person* of add a word as tcj my ability to buy cheap, for I above valuahli? Mrs Newman, and 1 Fanning i y^b-eniiiciir. At WaOiins'.nn Ci'y, on lhe lOih in;!., WAL- Mil!*, nnd rights to make the j ?a;d. Sale iU, takj place ;U 12 o'clock;*!. nt IN CHANCEUV-i moderate means to make an rivrisiriieni,-siu) believe all persona knowing me personally, or same, in Uie. counties of Jefferson and Clarke. Mrs Vern-sr ia hands Jacob *i » TER LET., inltnl son an I only child of Daniel ANDE»:w UUNTF.fci UJ paid quarterly and Hfl'-n Rn.viand, formerly of Ibis couaiy— IS cause came on to boJjjjar on this 6ih that profitably, because of the location!;oiatbe from character.-will concede thai lo me. 1 Farmers are iovited to examine Ihera at Mr. *V. May 30, ^84i. Surviving T> Mills. will lake in exchange for goods in whole or io .\!;-s .lurk ;on do do aged 4 rnnin-in and ITdayt. day of ,lune, 1814, uponikhe papers for J. Hawk*'coj<:i) factory. Price'of Ibe Mill, le> of Iriliilm; merly read, and the report of 'sSinsler Cornmis. Terms—One third of tho purchase nuioev, 'part—Wheat, Hye, Corn, Oats, Wool, Raw ready for Jelii-erv- ^.40. ! jacob SnVder, in hands tf Thomas-: ' On Miinilay last. F.MMA HABTMAV, infant anil ; BOOT, sey p-;i:. hi- r.'sorl- siuner VVorthinp.ton, to which ijhere was no ex- Cash the bulance in two equal uiiiu.nl ipav- Hiilcs, Butter, Eggs, Old Ua»s, or any other ar- - " RICHARD H. RANSON. quarterly only dju<;hier of Mr. A. P. Fitch, of Winches- ments, without interest—Bond andl pers-onst se- •- tides that I may be able to turn into money.— AND Maria Hutcrtmson it n»oiher, in ld»nlh ccm&rm the curily and a deed of trust on Ifee prciiiisp* lo IThelast 17 yearsof my mercantile life have been of \V Butler, paid quvterly In Tallahnssec, Florida, on Tuesday, the 4th | Rachel Loll, i« hnuds ci |«me» \Vj- i secure the after payments. exercised in thn county,throughout which, I am 52. Washing ton, - ilay i f June, of" f"on?nmpti' 12 oa r- that ei>iati> of Jacob (Jiowl, dece:\i*d, not jet audit- ILL act- as a»ent for persons who have do J j 20 00 year nf l-.is os^t a June 20,1844. and hope with equal success- ' NEW ANJ) Klia, Shope's children [ji/fay lif 'h» ed — Co:ittni si>)ner Worlbingtijtn is hereby di- Litidsiiiihu Virginia Military District in Ann Cri.'ie and children do 'a .M DO Ou Mondky mcirninc ln«", .if er o lingerirffill- recied to take a further account jof the claims WM. ANDERSON. W v upo-j the nes.«, Mrs, CATIIARIKK Hrnsr. widow of lhe late Ohio, and will attend to the payment of taxes, Mrs Weiaier do do f anpuncingito rny Mr. Zotnbro, in liaods of W C Mu- Texas ijues- John Moore, sen. of this county, i i the 3Hh year Ier5, specially, by himself deeded pertinent, or Swajne's ;j frfriendi s siiij the public genertllv, Iba^I "i^" ar. o! her age. IN THE the Circuit Ccjurt of the United States for Ohio, a Ciiuiiitry , paid quarterly li majority of which may bo required to be so stated' by any Compound Sy- j ; • f;- and in the State Courts of thai Slate, where the just reiurned froai the EJ-'., ai^l am lui'j-^i'jj"- Mrs Mercer- . do do '•_ Jo j 10 00 4 oppoteU lo A Trtljulo of K.»j:i: IIVKST. A copy of extract from decnec, ry, for Coughs, Colds, A til IK subscribers respectfully inform the cili- involved.' of JJOOTS, '3HOES HjlTH, atM CJiPg, e-*ur Vi 03 h»lt. .Inter. Consumption, Difficulty . j Zombro : . . - \Vitli no onlinnry cmniinns, do we attempt lorcar Teste, : •LL zens of Charlestonru and lhe adjacent communications addressed to 6. F. broti'hi D ill* Valk'y ol Vir^infa, con^risjrqs Nancy Hall, in hanfis ofJcssph Srcitb. llii» Trail memorial in the cliei itln-il mrmnry of one, j ROBEIiT T. BSJOWNJ Clerk. of Breathing, Pain and Sore- country, lhat they have entered inlo a partner- WASHINGTON,: Attorney al La* Charlestown, every kind ^nii quality now worn, of tijs uioil paid quarterly 12 W who was llie o'ytrct of unmii>(;led love »nd »ilmira- 1 ness of the Ureas', Astl^na, ship in the TAILORING BUSINESS, and opened Jefferson couijty, Virginia, in reference to the fasti:onub!e.vn'tt subslanttil os.Jie. T«C'. h^=« William Whiilow and wife, in DtnaJtof "/ tht Whooping Cough, Bronchitis— ; a shop at Ibe old Tailoring Stand of Mr. Joseph 25 C-0 tinn liy a l.irgu circle of itlTectionatc reli lives and I COMMISSIONEU'B OFFICE, > above, will be: promptly attended to. that are i;i ^jat-.t I sav lo thciu they »rejluc|cj, John F Smith, paid quarterly cky, t;> be fricinls. Then' is, however, » lilonm HIK! fn-sbness in short, al! diseases that indicate. • Crown, (in Ibe room lately occupied by George April 18.1K44 — 3ra for 1 can *?!!•' ihein' gwli in my iinexi-.i-aper Mrs McJ'illeo . do do do ate fa- est and most fashionable style, all articles in and mark cosi. to examine *n4 price njy good*. t"o Dfc-i.' L-Jwry. useftfG W SappinglOQ, |r,cl ul V'ir- of oiu , who with « spirit the most \>ure, penerons Crowl, deceased, not yet audited, are hereby no- mily medicine none has equal led it. Vcrj-plea- their Iin» of business. ral encotsra^e^ienl I have rei.eived ce u;y amount 4 OC ikinl rlrivil'-il, h nl won Ihe'esteem of nil who knew ant in its taste, and from its slrfingtheniing pro- Home Iflanufac- . her. It is lhe IcRaey of one endowed wilh the «up«'- tified ihat 1 >h»ll attend at ni^I otli ;e aforesaid, 1 c The Spring end Sumimr Fb.s!iioii3 for 1844 ^S^T^w^rr»e^nls7aTi'il%~^>e bj B k on Friday the lOlA day of nejd ino>utt, (July) for perties it is vcyy-myoUo^-ra '* -> -—j«rij».fc.*.'—— rni*m?r-—r HamMiond, paid quarteiiy •JO 00 tW ^TWW,"*SWrt-"Craceil wilh »be t»-nileriu-s9 »t»(l whose nervous sjstem has been irripaired, will be regularly received every quarter, thus to business^ llje cheapnoss of inyjjooot, atti a Richard Larue. do do d> > •JO CU 'ri'U, Ljom Irnlli lUat »re the plory of womun. Hy the ir:ed. s.o j found it an admirable-re0115- ; exchange for work". J'jne 13, John Pi-rce, • do do c : SO 00 ^w Viirk, triulerlY snd beautifully blcmled. It w»i In the so- IX. Comm. many years past, nnJ to ass.ire them that he ci;il anil itomt-glic circles, that this loveiv wornnn dy.. When Calomel has'-.:.; J. T. COVVLEY, Levy granled-.but relosed «0 00 |iry cif V?iy- June 20. 1H44. B. F. SHOPE. will continue his best efforts lo please his cus- coulil only be »wn tonttrnot respect and admiration; liceo too frer.ly used, this . tomers. TIM- lii-tier to enable hirrt to do this Mrs Sh*wbridge, levied in Ihe bat Js of "'-XT next. mil.l »ml unassumin?:. bi-niRnity w»» »ern in every IN the Circuit Superior Ctturt of Law medicine will prcveiil '. ; Charlestown, April 4,1844. Kt U John G \Yi!s<-u, paid quartet ly. ! 10 CO look, and th»t serenity of deportment that shines so its evil effects and '•• \ ~ he has reduced /us prices considerably ; and has Mrs Veamans do do t.o 20 00 cffulKeiilin the most pure, anil interesting of her sex. nnd Chancery, for Je^'erson County, repair the Bil- now on hand and will constantly keep, Curled •2500 Hair Matlrets^s, Sbuck and Cotton do., Shuck subscriber respectfully ir.fSrn^ jhis Mrs Sh'ick Jo do. : » ; Hill how impotent are affection and friendship, pros- June, bill, 1844, liary fun'c- and the public pencrsll.*; th*{ ne Susan Taylor do do iia } Vi W perity and all earthly considerations, to avert the Plaintiff, tions. do. alone, of every size, Church Cushions; Crib common destiny, or the leading ill" of humanity.— Joseph E. Lane, "HJ2JVDS OFF! Touch it Lightly."' Mattresses, and Wagoner's Beds, also supplied hasremaveU his Shopnert dooi to his t.&i^e^re, Mrs Woelslone, levied in band» of ki'u AGUNST; Be oantious to ask for lhe original jDoctor on Main Street, irr/T.ieuUtely!of»|io-i'^ Mr.: C. McCoy, paid quarterly 30 00 as To know thai the bitterest tear slu-il over her Rrave, l on good terms Mattresses, &c , repaired at - - • .- -j WHS the spontaneous orTerinR of hearts hallowed Alexander U Boteler, AdmV. of f|enry Boteler, Swayre's Compound Syrup of \V;ild Ch^tiry, 6s VV. Ai'q-iil^'s store, where he will to Mrs Cyrd and daughter do d.) «)•! £5 00 short notice, on very reasonable lermi—and all : "t -with ihe ru-colleotions of her many virtues, ns u dec'd, who was Ailtn'r of Ann F. Boteler. all other prcpatations from Ihis vaiua^)|j tree wai! o:> alt oj" his ol yo oo H. KININGHAM respectfully informs bis orders executed faithfully and promptly. Lucy Dpvrs do do do IS 03 'H<'clur of cl.rislian, a sincere friend, a kin.l and benevolent (ier.'d, (Adm's of James S^Lnno, dec'd.) and are ficlftious and counterfeit. Prepared pqly by Long experience enables the undersigned to new ones 1^5 way be disposed lo patrct-izfl liiin. pc^hbor. » tender «n.l .ffeetioii.le s,.tcr and after her death, Aitm'r de B£>nis; non of James Dr. Swayne, whose office has been remojyud to J friends and customers thai he has remov- He retu-»!) iiis thanks Tor thfi hearij_ | s Aii'.iiiui i McKinnj, use of VVjlHom •UuRhter-ii the proud epitaph mscnbetl to her me- ed his shop lo the Old Tailoring Stand of F. S. present, his n-ork wilh confidence, as being in McCoy, amount account { 5 GO S. Lane, dec'd, snj the sai^Ale^x. R Boteler, N W corner of Eighth and Race streets, .Phila- all re*|>ents equal lo any ro^nufacturnd in the he b:is r^r.^ived, snd hop«s by atteatioiojf. io b^isi- r> tis Adm'r do bonis non tif= the said Ann F. Boguc, deceased, next dopr to the Free Press | . ! Dr W H Uaum, account 1 •; 6 00 lU-r virtue! will long live in the cherished memo- delphia. United Stales. JP.KKMlAli BOWLING. ness still t«i receive their favors. nst. an B.-loler. and Adrn'r de bnjk sion (since the g^Just received and for sale at my Drug Office, where he will be happy to wait upon He will lie piepared at all lirr.es 5,r,ke jind : « ry ,,f the bleeding hearts, .ml the generoua .ympa- (hose who may be disposed.lo patronize him — Winchester, April 4—3m. ,'J71 2t '•'I now [lm , of her relative, and friend,, and truly may the death of Henry Botoler) i>T Ja'me' * S. Lane, Store, in Shepberds'.own, a large supply %t the put up, at the shortest notice, SPOUT|N'J iln a Imtsil Cap. dec'd, arid others, >• : * Defendants, genuine Compound Svrupnf \Vild CrKfrriy. lie begs leave to return his sincere thanks for .COAL, COAL. upenor n^anner- All kinds if wu;i.|Uune in To a dcposilum in Sheriff's hind. 14 following lines bu spoken of her : (he very liberal patronage he has.been the reci- lSllL-BUtCK jj IN CHANCEliT, 'HENRV s. FORNEY. UST received and for sale at DufGeld's De- Sheft Ironla;. hereUifore. | v UuhYctinn lone »hall hover o'er thy urn, c pient of, and pledges himself to renewed exer- •2,8 !8 40 \n I f.Vlhfu ^friendship. bo»t the power to moum ; (l%xS-i'2j ami the excep- with safety insure a aeal fit, and perfect satis- he linitimoip and Ohio Kail Road Company, t irejecled \ DIED, and Texas, let it not be fpr;go.U.- cf ed ited as foils ws :— iscontirm- ^ of M8T 1844, Mrs- A*K L*MOK, widow of recommitted, to be reformed »n>J resiateil. according of fashionable and cheap goods, a ilarge issorl- Having made ample arrangements to be pro- or Goods,Co^l, Iron, Nails,and Salt; (or which 1 ment of Prints, Balzarioes, Foulard; silk-.. Ta- produce I will give Baltimore price, deducting 1843- .. .,, .. • • • ,; . « • , J. GRUND, j Mr. John ifarnon, formerly of Charlestown,,. to the written opinion of the Jt^!g£ of 'this Court vided wilh lhe FASHIONS as they are regular- l>ec 5. Bj atnoual paid Wei Ci acrtr: $115 50 upon the exceptions — and 'whjje :t ehall appear zans, and other styles of the most beautiful ly issued, he can promisa the very . 'reighl and commissions—Give mt a shake. from ihs tvidence th»t the debtjulue.to any of the oods for ladies dresses- -We- have now ja very I ALFRED UUFFIELD. 1844. " :• . ' \i '? of Pentl- vsrious tirma of «l»ich Jame» Si;Lai!6 w»sa partner, large stock of English, French. £id DoSrncstic . « tlP OF THE F.0SH/O.Y'" M:ty 16, KS44. Jan S By 10 bushels potaloes He 3 53. No. 22, FOR ISJ-l. Jan 19. By amount paid Joseph CJrarahim 8 4f>< N«w Y, Hl'll which were gooil and mighi-iwiih proper dili- Dry Goods, that \ve are determined to close out £?• To those who may desire Iheir garments so ctiicelia-.etiecn colIecteiJ^er^raiisferred to the nade, and is thus enabled to say that the To at Alexandria. D-;.Q Jaa 26. Do do Aaron.E Orcoi 9 5V -outI, wero at such low prices as to remunerate persons for ! ITBorc ; adininistjiitbrby the survivins; partners of such firm, uost fastidious will be served to order by giv- Oa -g the 22d of JU.\§, *-eb 19. Do do VVn S-Loci 27 7& l v their trouble of corning from a difctance.j E hafe finished opening our second sup- M«y 16. Do to Wat Orew & 50 . - as part cf \vhs>t"\vas iiuc- to the .niluiinistialor Irom To Country Merchant* we say. cailH acd look ing him a call. BRILLIANT SC such BUr'zivttig partners, the hrnJijjnH so transferred AH none but the very best workmen will be ply iif New Spring & Summer Goods, June 3. Do do 11 oiemlier.4 of . ,. . »r« li.esill'jeclsof chaige to thclad-ninhlratoi—and at our splendid assortment of PRI*?TSi before consistinW g ofj— G Pi:izes of 10,000 Dollar^ eader.t. » j employed, tbe public may rest assured that his this Bo:iHj 11 00 n ihe said ^Commissioner is furlli«:t directed (o take you order or buy in Baltimore, as we feel assur- Foreign anil Domestic Dry Goods, i .300 rio.j O'dertd, That he stand charged is follows : > circulation ~ any aocnint of any ollu-r sums jljit! Inira the ailmm- ed lhat we will sell by the piece lower than the vork will be .both neat and durable. Hardware rand Groceries, ; 2 340 do f 1H43. . ... '-;L iss hit ! Thomas Rutherford, dep. HM2—12 vc- fiiropeiries. District of Vtrgimti,at Staitnton. lirq«etitt. at €5 7- P* ' "i» crop/] forever al rest." day of next month fJ»ly), ut il? oVlouk. A. XL, to AM now receiving.aoti oiler for solo, a fresh S friends and customers thai he continues ( on O. H. cnier upon .he duties ivqturediis »*«! ord«P of Court : : al his Old Stand, next door East-of Carters Ho- IM BANKRUPTCY. •Same 184.1—G5 del. at T3e . • 4s IS i^eeiibs. y -supply of Groceries, al very loiff : prices . I John H M>iKndrec, dcp 1811 --5 tie- end shall a-'jou. n from iqiie(it» al 70c 1 40 es Harpers-Ferry, June 30.1844- j mam rjsceivedj acd for My prices will in no instance exceed (hose of ar.d a certificate thereof, on the 1st day of Octo- table rneel- ilj.VJa Bar for more than 20 years, has the fol- Superiti Court of Law sate by J H BE3KV •'* 'CO. any other manufactory in the place— nor indeed ber next. Teste, , By C per cent cotara on f J.S3" ^); 'l'Q 01 of 3«UKH)i D of tha dis- / iWinj appointments fur Lectures: and Chancery, for J^on County June 20. ; •:; • j; ' ^ those sold io Stores. My Boots shall be manu- tNlCHO K. TROUT, D Gleik. he house of if factured as cheap as the cheapest, and tbe pub- June 13, I4-4'. i . • . - : $51G 51 KaUown 20— Charlestown SI~Sraithfield S2 FOR By balance due of dertpsiturn ofl^-i3 401 I>7 v. Ihe lOtf /\ -~Le«iiwn 23— Elk Branch 24— Shepherdslown June oth, 1S44, J pltinlifrs lic may rest assured that the work' shall be done 2 F immediate, application be tnade'i'a seat, in a better manner and alas low' prices as the 5— Rrncysville 26— Martiosborg 27 — Wil- I comfortable and mosl conv^nitM-tiy .srrijru»d homemade work sold ip the stores. Deposit urn of 1841 f).Oil 08 RESIDENCE, in a pleasant aad lelitetj siioa- The LADIES are particularly invited to call Pr Sutler and Dr. F.eynt'di» i.-e-appointttf will he taken up to bear bis ex- lion ia CharSestown. with a5i 4ece? Church, at Cbavl«t»wn, oo 934 and of the defend^jit John Binder, and may desire to pu;chase •' Inquire at this 0£ce. tured in the cities.' I will sell them at reduced TicUbls ^10—Halves $oHQi ( -J>r. Nelson anint- Thy the. CLJY CLUB. ['Super Extra Morocco, GENTLEMEN Wjuld r lo say to 1 -J- OST. iin 1the ..Richwoodsj hear 'febbert W. jdo well to call and leave their measures. The feries'j—address \ - ed Physicians in Distric. No 4, Sal tha aaaM : r -. I , H ARPISRS^FERRY. j. tae Stale ^m^tins will be held «>f«W tions to 'Baylor's, a Pateal Slujrufv Irpn, pl»te«l ? Morocco is of a quality that canaol be bad at ml : ; j". a GREQOP.V * salary. ... * : . . • 22d, 1840, i" I'ke maun»r 3 if said report of withbras» It is a heaij ironi w;jta irollers —.; times. Cill and examine it! NESO LODGE, NO 31, of Free Twenly.foujr whites anil nrs.- biacz bete re- , etenins ihe 20ih instant, made -and report epted Masons, intend, cetebn t- p»Y MPj»»t» - I conllnuinp my'visits I" that place, for tbe. pur- .herrlsto.Un.Vitginia, Neighboring Lodges, }ju>;cntjer r.as C;-r !sa!r.i twv »"• published io tie Free Fr j»*. I fvot* of tba w aueoAdlob. Tbe virblie «re inrited ROBERT_T.; t^ROWN, CUrfc. Bar I rim, &c. I pose«f taking MEASURES, on every Thurs- Bre^ren in regular stantJing, are cor- Teata., f , f.ren:!s be 8. BRirENBADGH, •B- HAVE for sal*, a :ar?e !o^ of iiro? at 5c p«r [day. and will make a return on the week fbl- dia'.ly inviteis to unite with «on that occaj;on JOHN P itfO^N, CleHk. •• f ' A6 Address »ilj be delivered by Brother Jaine* June 13. 1*44—31. > bis t't SM'J H- /*• &4I I nound cash. Shear, F.n^,Ustf; Bfister, and Hqwlng- T,h* snb«crrber trasta. that his patroo- • Americaa Steel, at redu:ed price*. Grain Cra- age: will.Iteincreased, and sufficient encouripe- E. Stewart. 1 Tbe -prvcwsion wttl f«r« »» AoolC ; dies lmiH>rleil Wsldron Graiit «tGraif, Scjtkes, f oaent afforded to'compeasaje f»r tbe IMS of lime A. M- CLOTHS; c •Uend nn the kh Satordav The parlies Interested, aViov'e suit, will INGS &c, .; ~ f that it |»ti, for la*! purpoae of se take notice that I s&»u attend at ny of- itUi i k t Jane IS. . «ror«3td, on Satvrd^ O ^^^-^••"•wMi^DfeB^ i" ^ "" *^'":" »H»iV,s;^ F you wish to'.puretiai* f}\ -ap e»otha, : take Mr. Elk Branca, Juno 13. •}''-$\\ \ ' .j 1 Chartostown. April 4. 1844. - -| SAMUEL- McELROi , k>P_of «?eg»nt tioibetj for Ge.-JLY.CIL9- nt^res and veVingn, !'• r>U!4 lo- call t[,. i* * raora , (July) for the piV|f|W of Commencing J. IV A. EP1TLER. thIe Bairk. wherv the) ciaattta;* te hac of' -^~Tinek«kin OUwr^T"~~ .^•,«f^'.Feet:.laMil*r, WILLIAM BOWEN. A. M. VANARSDALC, April 25. . L«OSTn«M-9•««*•«V^c^ter*«>. JWROM 1 ineb to9.^**g=*g**g* fir fir T»^^aW« Glov« verv ?apairipr frr ••r-]» . _ ROBERT RUSSBi-U. THOMAS T. LEMEN. Ibird b« r M L. C. HESKBTT, : jfWSf T 11 TiSt, wfaiehT>«H-»u ^?w etogl jr . Harpers-F«rry. Jane 13-3t- GOOD artitie of at the •.I^H.S::iGJ!;W;i?jS05».. \' ton atriti*- .SIJFJSJ [ACON—Hog roucii, foe sale by . , Mt J- 23, IS44. C3»ii iesl own, Jtta y- 3 y. June 13, l~4V.li ti ' * May 3?, T. C. SI GAZOOS*.

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£iif crt&tMsr to To the PnWic can Cfftsen. iVew Spring: TO Y&VR 1NTTJ I¥ew and Cheap MONG the: thonged cac-lictoes aLiu- .»U scvcti undersigned takes pleasure Jin *ays!i? - certain ei»x-» f.ir}. ilmootrj cif*'« Caristf— *•«*«•• assortment HI *3inr*nt MW*« aU.c. hs pwh «=' tiei|<-i -• »ia«, w - »- » - T f -—- wit» 4 Ih ' ; it11s* ilroa(til*!*-*1 «n""'d ' ' i, ^/r" contain! tbe fallowing actual of the £- -^—I-"—--! coiapriv»!g' %^ery vari- fi.lei.cc haf»b«eni«^c«1. not wi'"* I*** u«l»Skt.- 1>f; k l the vviucbm for i:* elfimy iueh»d« -»» *«'tX? •>' !j lUiiki- »veras«»veras«!: otf »» P«P»'« "•'-••wrro !Ul!' e tn i Jtttric Ttlegrapk; au invention »b"ch is at this , WMineh, English, wa AmctVao mmpufae- »» off.r. 1 1 and which. wTTt^a && , ic» which, roKrUar.cU-r«t>d rcspecMl.ili'j%;|c>l - j .,,! J_»nd ia such P™**" '" time arresting the attention < f our Citizen*, who^le, be s*vi»t»*ed "i this country. Or. £*yne, v u J ; j,f •;;,•_! ^o_f !-oo*» anil ^pl»tit Uhe» (« i the;- they wanit° pure ha short profits a» will astooish a i*»etuild«a>; ? «»JI'* hivsU-iun. dies no: i.rofe6M U> i«o>«»i'r»liU<*; but Ue Kverv bm'y k">o*s ilisst nine pra't 1 ••every and uperalkip: t received-* Kabletown, May 2. - • _'•'. \__ al! th« meJicinelo and qo*Hliea, in burk. from Ebclric 7V/*gr«p.k.—Tbe Finn Cloths of the l».i-$ *uJ calvaaic powert have been I**"1? en\ BLACK TEA; Casimores, «*•- ble of cure »-ilti!>ut nine grain* Bi*y be put up haodaBdforsaUby pectonint »• . so that we have il. «d in transmit-in* uiegraphic « S HEFLEBOWER & CO. . ouiice of bark Kt .. F.nd Flex other roe " c true nietlieimJ projM'M»v» ot < accnet do .mis, root? and bark a» have been ed Black S*tia " 'ff'isi'k Velvet do. ti> •.i^»scn a cuiative virt ae telegraph; Tweed cassimere .for summer wear, Mosaic for LAth, presses, Valencia. Marseilles, aad other teslibg^ ..(\nilK-s i'nviilent to the buman fiamcf ling: & Ho wing Scythes D»!edi>..— ;- rftiw/snaiiif nature"j friu remrrfy, .-«?§, Corded sk rts, TaTsans «*• d parasolsi Alpacca aprons,' if> supply ou hand, of Waldroo's man- d do. ale! ?n»inal. Mure. S UEFLEBOWER & CO Earlestoa Geugbijbaw'f °- Have yo i Scrofulm or King's I oiton Slack figured net Domestic oi>- ?° ., *.°- ^ uretls to -pieflect •.in; tumors on lha jfUnil» ot" the Bleached and Sreen Baraze do . ': Brhish, French s-:«d American Ca^coea, ithcia incurs ble, ihouldert. ' The »lter««.i»e anil \wtri fa nd Silk ... .. s Blue black crape, SALLAt OIL. Linen Cambric tJacdlierchieB, Oou»hs. Asthraa, Cottoaosoab 'gentSemen'jfSi incer do ol Sarsj»j>nrill», so powcrfally >et i Lislo l»ce, ed&ings ar.4 inserting,- • DOZCN bottles on band ^$ fw saje ] d Wtioojting 1» iwoof Ibe hardware a,;M cutlery Silk °- 1 .-•! it) Siaii bum's Pills, wiil ii.naetli^NI? . Cap, neck, anVgutrd ribbons assorted, CO. Fancy Fcllet-Mits, monary nature >:vld to this prfi>araliJi{, «f F-ifl' ' seat of disease, and fjradu»llv, by . iad Ladies'silk gloves assorted. \-\ Kid Gloves for Ipdie? and Gontlomen aJminisuredJ i . _ . . U .^| ,, piirg.-tiiTcoperation, mnu suit i, drivr-oat a1^ ( I Kev. J. S 4nnis. Prcfctsor in on »btch tu«h an Tinware of «£nt of groceries Do cotton do large stock, . ; • Fesicv Dress Handkerchiefs, Artificial r%,w- Irani the ivstera. i j -« T.) Literary „ ' Mave »ou Kheumstism, p»ins in th^ 'Hbo^J Id 19 A good ass/tobacco -| Gents cotton »nd thread gloves assor}ed,i \i ers Cap taps, Florence Braid Bonnets, • •I would nbtlM without Dr. Ja«ne s..»!ev!- 1 10 8 on Pri«« chef bacon. J LATHS on hand and fu French Bonnets. Mis«s Cypres. Bon >l,oulik-r, nip or knrir joints ? The to deflect a nee'clP^t ' *" * inches Do fine buck do do 'i l-c \jnv family Bi it;y consi.ler-tinr.. 1 hale fouj emiaeud A primal articles shall be so^i Misses and Ladies' cotton hose, larg^ stock, ali sale by S- 11EFLEBOWER & Lacs Edging* and Inserting* of aalll des- jV^cossfui -„, ei^s w|ie« all ether f'-''M «nd, by certain arrangements, jblic .«s, That poitiou of lliesu which itedle ia n;.A» + , point to any letter Tbe/L. My friends n3*d|he public are prices and colors, 1 . 9. G-4 brown Sheeting, 5-4 do.oo.,4-4 ed." 8 possitriy invited to e*ll eismi-e u; Gents half boso ^ do do i do .-,,.8 do. ^o., 3-4 do do, 4-4 browo dial pl»t«. Profes«or WheaUton*' : Fine Apples. re^n/ntl jivlge for themselves. Boys do do i o J^ Vill O.«i*»ur,s> 7-8 do- do., 7-3 brown Twills,, £ar»lus canjisU^qf two small galvanic sicAers ferry, April 2. RF.SH Pine Apples, Oranges and Lemons, Worsted boots for children. jasl received hy K(yes Sf KearsUg. h4 Lbiea«b«i sbieting, 5 4 do- do., <-4 do. ; or batUi'cs ; f^jr |en2|i)g ,( cop- Gum elastic and other suspenders, &4 Shirtings, 7-Sd« bii^| an upright pfvol Of bra. pricft. *^ Ktyes Sf Kearsley. >« inche* hi,,;'*, ha Oa'Df.' J)/a« 23. —f Juae'C T. LOCK, & CO. Rrnithfielil. Apr?! 11. 1844. in .'tehitiial 4-II«lJ 1 do Grass do Boniest ic§. PORTER K»sti>or., „ ^ - !l :md oll-ripesitcO ilost-h, so stren};tln n :|ti 1 if-.c-itirjgc I box Whetstones, EAVY Brown Cottons, 3-4, 7-8,;»nd^-4, |OR sale by KEVES & KEARSLEV Frodnce* just cured a m:m *-h.mi his |ih> skunjh > tU=' ti) action :liedigestive organi, anil at <|n iJrftj lirnc ll G dozen kiflet, Bleached Shirting, do do cjo 16. si) tiioi-i-.u ji ly cleanse from »ll obiti tittirn ihe l-'rpe • iaod« <*" » ' *i 6 do Rakes, o and Bleached Cotton Drilling, be taken in lexcbange for Goods at vi-ry lowest sta»c» c! Kicnchit:«." j '• $ intestines, that this most ClMauraging - Uul being four mile 1.1. T. LOCK & GO'S. Kev. John KHiR, of Nc* York c:t>; s:iysj:.|fe two I do Grass Fi>eao», Heavy Osnaburgs, N. O. .7Io2asses in Barrels, hoti!escitr.H! jj-mjoflhe Influenzu, it 6snl cpu|h and niulady n-ust be expt'lk-d froiu ibc STs\e!H.i numberless c< Burlap Lijiens, No J, 2 and 3, OR'sale by KEVES & KEAK5LEV. apparent Coijsuriiplion- ? J Do you not Mitl'.-r fr >m an«ccun,iii»!fcn if Hife in Vaults of the colege are Handsome and new style Prints, May 16- Only Two .Collars and a half Rev. Arthur IV. Br.ulf.irJ, of Dftrliitttcm,*»*, »«y« the Stoinacti". {irodut-iug riain;; in t!,- ilii'iuf, jick F a good PUsMP-SOLE KIP BOOT. v •I Ibeir cz(rem^/e« ia c ncxioo Checks, Tickings. Furniture cottoa, i fia that itciirci! >ii» s^u of Croup in ii fi;v« (nic$t-ft. headache, loss of »;> H iite, tin. ? 1? . 'u-J soghset Harvest S!ioe|*. Table Diaper.ltussia Diaper, Oranjyes and Lemons, J? T. LOCK & CO. The It4ii{;nr (Mo.) Jour:.-.l s.-.ysf-".\- I of tlio»e sj-rtiptoms, nnd u>e no Ri'^kns i.'.i -ii-'-vi- your the apparatus. Tint galv lc pa IE double-soled Shoeslmanufactured Fine Brown Linens, Nankeens, UST received, of most delicious flavor, at April li. 1 Jayue's £xpe«iorUlkt will salist'y sll tfcht it t* iin-c- -stomach. * bilious fevtr will smrly o»tr>He you. generated ia tb« batteries is ' by Wm. Af is; In storef *nd for sale by Brown Irish Linen Drillings, the Drog Store of H S FORNEY. tlv cure lor C'.n^ghi. Uolils, lafluenta lliria. ' The Sltitiburn Vegetable Rstraet-P^llilHiVebc l9 T C S&JIFOOSE. tiosrscnt-ss, pmi ail kint'iof Pulmonary » j.:-.)VL-d_ to be the rouM t-riVttii.il <» tt l«blt: ceed ilang tbe firep, and in « xnnari,. Irish Shirtings, Shopherdstown, Taj 2 d'cincs lo correct :be bilixry sc-crr;J:> is,* tsec ppa> Long Lawn, Cottoa Stripe, for coats an pacts, T 50, 56, 63, 6S, 75,87, and 100 cents; and Mr. KlientzerjiVcban-r, nf tVoviitcncc,; effect tat meehaoisra -n «^ Hardware^ : Fancy Articles. &.A the very best article of Kid Shoes fur was cureil of a se^rc Asilana, tij usiftc (wo one of the most prominent features is f «liri;«l now de:;cribtti Tbe Brown Holland, Rev. SimeoD S(:i»l"rittt, *«» cured 'tf InAu^iZ <-nce on t!>e.ltTcr, a vhtue nerti be!on; Y supply of Hardware is Snow full and Coltofl Bats, Wadding:, &c. VARIETY of Fancy Goods received, to $1,19. T. LOCK & 00. Hoarseness, ttn«1 a hard dry Cough bj-pnt-brji|^-. : u purely vegetable ine'liciiie , a fe»" i! posed at tfae r«e of tw complete, embracing all at iicle< in gene- Also—8 dozen Palm Leaf Hats, aqsortoJ, ' jCH which I invite tbe attention of the public. April 11. or four pills each, has in nu>nuron> in-'t>u3C« ctet— A gentleman iho w A Rev. Hi-. H-jliijiHjfc, ot l'ou-:uke<-53si'% aa^i lUm iin^ the capstan ral use—sucli as Just received and for sala by Mtj 2. H. S FORNEY. knowing; l>r. Jxype to b<3 a regular rli»siit?.«. mi itinlly carricil ort" nil supetfluou-l bile, liul-'ntttcr •nee ays, "A lady, >crei\'s of all i/zes May 23- S. M. havil(|; us'.-i! his medicine* j>vrsoii«!lv :irn! i;iS:>| f: i;ii- li.at orpin (the liver)t>a natural and lit -ilt.-.» acti< with her Gaf«i fijht into view the Butt and strap binges }• CONFECTIONARY. HO u-ould ever have thought that you y, does not hi .itiite to lic:». : .1 ciisionetl li) luviiij; taken colJ, or a sitO.it ri t-banj lured lell«-Ay fetter, a' . >> ali kinds and varieties, at tbe Drug Store of true—and you will be convinced if you call at Rev. Juhn Si-gur. of Lamhei tsvilU-. PTc*? *sr»ejr, c!' weather. Stainbiii-u'i Veg- table Esii'itct'Pilli -wj lo travel tbfough foor Butkles, a^rted sizes Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs, wiio »HS 8!ifTi-riii;J with aliom'ifr.ess am! lomMM ill b-: tounil to give sure aw! inuui-diati- rjiiet, by Pea and taJlo spoous Linen Cambric Hdkfs. H S FORNEY. T. LOCK & GO'S- lieving tht; various outlets of the svsu ta wUicti ,TAo capabilities ofMhe pnociplt-of Sheph:ord3town, .Way 2. the lungs ami tlir'ial, aiu!;a suti'ijcatiiig A^iijiji «a: *i! instrument have P«o tested on Vie Sufpenders assorted, cured by mie boti.Jle. f ••'< ei>ld hati sliut up. ; Tacks alm Cotton Hose and Half-hose assorted, Gentlemen's Furnishing Store. RevM Win. lj.-,ws, Mpcleslto*n, V«., If you have pain i.i the Muniach, !iJteivtJ< lino of the fi'eat >Vef«rn Railway, h firads, rirr>rs and strap? Do Gloves do TOBACCO & SEGARS. liave used your c.vpcctonjii', nt.d t"oiluy <::|>!iins s:i):s thai it cured his |*y~e of food, l!«e Kstiiict l ijls wiil curry off-»l 2ras3 stew kettles' Cotton Cord, and a variety of other < ' article. Also, Segars of a delicious flavor. one of the best tailors in the Union, for gentle- Consumption, am| otic o>ll lii.- children of Vinit-Pphis; ni>in, and reitore a healthy regulai"h%. " ' *"«/anceo/ fifteen ^il«9 from London and Jtfay 2. H S FORNEY. men'J wear. Coats of all kinds, Pantaloons, Cough. j the experiment ^» attended with com- 0>r.T and gardon ho?s, long handle shovels useful goods, just received by The \Ygelable Kxtiacl i',l!s .«re s .1,: .1 Sraw forks, 4 prong Jo., grain shovels May 23. S. H. Vesiincs, &c., mad? to please, or no sale. Fine Daniel //L-iisl-ay'. Kiff., ofil.t u-r box, cuuUiuing Uiirly Pills, by plete success. TVivicb a question as the filching shovels, spade* Wiaifc Lipen Summer Frrjck Coats will he made to sachusvlls, Ue a \(.TV ^ ;;!': .!»! H, ri,|», u hich we have jr. disci '°"OwiDj?.—'-JIov iaov passengers start Jiik'j pans, trace chains '' TO FARMERS. jr WILL sell White Lead at a reduced price, order for 43,25. Call at the store of D DOZEN Goose Creek Rubbers for •a of a super quality, to which the attention ol with gooil t-RVct iji stepping u Ccu^li ait ciii,i;- «d from Dray ion by tbo JO o'clock train?" 'hisacls, augers, files and rasps, auger bitts May 16- ; A & G W HOLLAND. and breaki'i^ up 3 cold." •be answer coti'.d bo transmitted from the German lamps, lea kettles l) just received by S tl pa'nters and others is invited. grvSuiis will borneatly packed and sent to a a Mav 23. H 3 FORNEY. distance when ordered. A & G W H- terminus to Draylo* "d back in less than I cross-cut do Sbepherdslonrn, »Yay 2 At? EXCUSE FOR Bw»UO.VEs|;-i; T. Lockl? a tiro minu(e«. T«a wires of communica- ,, , ,'«„(«„, hatchets, shovels & tongs FRESH GRAIIf CRADLES. Since the important discovery ot" f>r. jl 'Cfne's S:nitf>Sfild Sand p r TtOZF.fi superior Grain Cradles, with. Wai- x inches above fhe ground New Orleans and Sugar House Molasses, ^ain bj a faithful and persevering applicaijpn of parallel with the railway, sod about two May 2 T C SKJtAFOOSE. Superior fresh Teas of all qualities and prices, PONl>:ESHERRY. M:ircli 7, 1S44. — ty. Ke-15., E have one more piece of that beautiful this Valuable Hajir Toaic. I ? Of three feet distant (ram it; and it is Stonnefs, AfJ Starch, Salarattus, coarse and fine Salt, ; Please to rttd! without prejudice the ;f«55J<>n'- SKyll gel'rtr )f Bonnets.Ribbands, and Artificial Flowers Tea and Fish Oil, drcds of others equally respectable sboaiil re- Morses will star.r (»l;i:ii wiwillf < Ihe railway, wbich extends (o Bristol, a just recoivedind for sale low. move the iloubls of every recsonable pef^ia of 1st c»r-.lulv)at my stab!?, 2 1-2 mile* c:f'tl -? llu-r 2. / T C SIGAFOOSE. Prime lot Tobacco and Segars, • thcuniform an: $10 the season, to je pliil oil t> *iih through wires—however great the dis- AWD CORDED SKIRTS, and of good quality, just received an.: fb Va., OctlO, T.ri3. rnsre, or irregular HtU-niIanr« at the sWiiT. forfeits tance— the lime occupied ia th« Jran>-- )R'so^e by by S. U. ALLEMONG. I ILL give pursjMial attention to all con- Dear Sir.—Votj inquire of me v.• hether.ii b:»vo the insuri ice. Groom f i.i i l» set I v icti-tl-c tuare. J»ray^ •, TOSfgtf/bcJfi " May 23, 1844. ' I'jirt bred njjires can come at $-25 the i.i.<-i>it, »ml mi«sion is nearly (he same, for there is i;;mnen'.-- made to him, and vvili alwayg used jitur Mair Tame, ami the effects. : fv> itiiiinnee, anil altogether coarse rohit* it if 10 reason to beliaro tbat it rlies with (be same ATS-<-G cases black and drnb- Russia and >iake prompt setileroent of sales. Several years ijgo my hair began to fj^ ra- iht- season, ant! J,J5 iinurt>:tce, if paid i-i ihc- &J af Cni2di«s and Liberal advances raade on consignments when IpiJIy from the sbs'p, ond I had the prospect of velocity as light, whose rate of motion '* Hats, just received arid for sale by LB5. fresh Candies assorted,Oranges July next "nr season, or as suon as tlie I,I.:L .- >t Icnovn T C SIGAFO'OSE required. (premature ba'-diiess. During sc'crol j'J'ji to he in foul for insurance, otherwi« i!i'rc »»ll be nearly two hundred thousaad ^'-tsa in ase- and Lemons, Figs, Raisins, Peccrss, KerneyaviHo Depot, Nov'r 2, 1843—tf. used various preparations n.ccnitnended fu? the no dcdiic'iou. This is u fine grass couctt'c, Tn by H J> *jj j . hair, from Tt-hii|?i I derived DO bencfij^ At turt? will l>e furnished it 50 cer.lirrSr -u-7-\T^' to China, on the one hand, and to America IRON-' IRON!! length a frient; rj-cctameiidcJ rot:r Flair 5^: nttentioi! "iil In- paid 1,3 maies aid' eolWemra T C SIGsAFOpSE. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. subscriber respectfully informs tbe ci- H.'VE just recjifed a Sne assortment of on the other, intelligence could be trans- tizens of Shepherdstown, and the public I used three or jlfcur bottles according \si to prevent aemdeou or e«capeif but I -iiH tiol ba For Harvest. '• 4 FEW Barrels prime Buckwheat JFIoHfj'ifpr hammered anle ftir tiihcr. — M;.i. s :o be f-?-» mitted lo those regions in as short a time as cneraHy, ,b.t he has taken the Drug Establish | bTstdoub.e refined ^etai assor'ted^ plough iron. OOD SUGAR nt 8 cents, , ' f*- sale by 5 H ALLSUONG. ; niy hair'.vas ihictset, and sii;ce, its to must bring written directions to that Hi*.* iil ia conveying it across a garden or a \nrga frip-.^.Volasses 374, May 23. '. ment formerly kept by Mr. Dan'l Entler, where- •horse shoe bars ai; J nail rod, square and round l>e furnished as cheap jis possible. A ' he is now receiving from the Eastern markets a turn grey, was arrested. |< putting 5 mares nf his own. will l.c >:nt«llel] low for cash. eommeu.Jii.g patint medicines, which irnl^icn coii!>lBb]<: for all, will be vnin!. d to ..r> of iheei oieatad, ia this- way, in tho course of the ajreilior with a Reueral assor'mont of Gro- IN Cups, Pans ail sizes, Coffee Boilers, i F DUNNINGTON, minately i hed, as they often arc, do tnucb|^r>vi- ceries—/•!/)• caih.—Also, on hand e large stock 01 T Buckets with and without covers, March 21. • Kerneysville Depot. ry, but in a case IJke the present, where FjRniotv j t.'oiis tiprn *!iat terms ?bey areftr be fnit. AJatci pot improvements winch are now going for- Quajpsware, Tin and VVoodca Ware, Dippers, Tin Plates, &c. SLO , for sale5 |chea|chea|j bbyj Faints, ;Dyc Sfuflfc, and ward. Weru the nations of Europe liv- the article so be b^nefic-ai, aud that it can i*:) do jlnst year by ihe reason »m| f.ilii,.., rat-:} Jst iasureil Graia and Grass Scythes, i May 23. S H ALLEMOJMO.HG? . Confectionary , Fancy Goods, SfC. $ PR ING harm, I hove tic scruples Jo slating'facts *£;JI:D lliif year:.: si ason [n i<-t ,if (heir sccoilnta v!-re seltlcil ing in perfect amity and peace, and in a Forki, Rakes, Rifles, W hetstones, &c , And every ether article usually kept in a Drug AM) my ou-n knowledge. Vours, &c. " \". tip by July 2,1843.—Mares pot tl.it ycnr iy t!ie:se»- friendly communication with each other, Wilh ejt.ry ibitig usually rilquii'ed by /armert s.:ii nnd failing,may be insured neit yvt-r l' fanified throughout lha whole extent of ny new ones as may be pleased to favor him bv 3d of Juh ne:;t. No mare will u- «*|.iitlefulling c(F for 3bout two x%* to ins game bloor', remarkable kioiiincsa »^-l cniaci- item compared with tbe sums- expended farvcst himself that he can sell at prices heretofore un- FRESH SALLAD OIL, and had become very thin, threatening s"'£!t ty toc-rry ht-i-vy wcighui, endurt pn-at f.^igutaiMl PAIR of strong Home-made Shoei, known in this county. All who will enll ami IUST received by 3-4, 4-4 Plaid and fanhy casssiraere baldness when Ij cornmenced usiu^your rei^S ran Jong distances, and the promise ami JL'UnninfS fa useless parade, in warfare, and in for sale at reduced prices, by; Blue, black, brown ai:.d green cloths ot i^sgtt.tiitractird from tbe Sporting JonrE*!*! and examine his stock cannot belp but give him Cre- 1 Jtf»y.2 JOHN P BROWN In about one week it ceased to fall off. ifc oilier sources. * •cheated of folly.—They might, at any dit for keeping cheap goods. All are respaet- Super black' French do used it now for sfciout Ihree months anJ liat-~ rtt», b« spread in different directions fully requested to call and see for themsef; ea. JOSEPH CROSBY, Do plained plaid finen drillings full and thick d|head of hair as I can ; PEDIGREE. k \ Silk sc&r/s i'nd cravatj v "SKY LA.RK in the be:a son of \Vaxy P.c»e, win. t m throughout the island of Great Britain, or F superior quality for sale by His stock is assorted, and complete as sn^ in Main Street, Harpers-Ferry, desire. I h.t elrcpotnniendcd its use to the Stale. Country dealers would do wci 'to Gauibroocs'and cottohades ber of my frien|e,:who al! speak well of at least along the great thoroughfares, JJMiUtr, AS on hand a large supply of Fresh Gro- Marseilles, satin and Cashmere vestings loading towards the metropolis; and of- call before purchasing, as they will find gar- ceries, Sfe at the following prices : faithfully onip!<*ycif f have no doubt of i gains that they will not meet with at all tii es. Linen caoib'^ic handkerchiefs era! success, iftnsiy add that before u?in ficeri established at different stages for .Best New Orleans and Porto Rico Browo Su- Spittlefield ;ti)d pongoo do iui r fil-iin, barred and striped colored and His stock consists in part of— T gar 8 cents Tonic, I badftmd many of Ihtf various a lisr dam Deceit, jister to lh- yellow nKru2.,r TaD. communicating and receiving intelligence Blue, Black, Adelaide, Green & Brown Cloths, .No. I Loaf Sugar 14,2d quality 13 Calicoes and chintzes employed fur !h$ hair, s,uch cs ihe iMacsssar^Hi, .l:m— IVniilabj Herod— Fair J'.>i ester b-.S'SZo*— <.W blacll silk ; Super bulzafines and lawns Ftirestci— [>rti,ei— Crofls l>ay Karb— MiiielRM— • •—with prices affixad corresponding to the Splendid aj-sciiment of borage?, balzarinbs Large assortment of Cassimeres, ,: s Green Rio Coffee 10 all the difleront propnratior:S of Bear's Oiljfl'e- A fashionable article of Summer Oommon pale green 8 to 9 Black, blue-black, abd cciored silks — a fine as- getable Flair .Of.;l, &c., without Unrnmer— Son ol Doils worth— ilnrion nHti. r>!are. distance from which the intelligence is Do do ginghams, lawns, prints sortment : \\ hsy Pope was by Waxy out <.f the fj.r.:oii» old conveyed. It is easy to sea that euch a Do do irihbands, Cowers, caps, gimps, &o Large assortment ot Vestingsand Young Hyson Tea 31 to 50 much, if any, h^nejit. Prunella, v. ho vat .lam i,2so of Peneloj* ?dt.Ui -if every description and price, Hysoa Skin 50 cents French kid and silk gloves and mitts rjaj>id communication of intelligence—in Bonnets, hprmct si'ks aad lawns : Corded Skirts and grass cloth Respectfully y;ours, S B FITCH, M %. V. halebt.ne, Whiskey, &c..) Pa, »..w|, Laco, shlrii- •H.-] collarets GloveuiuTDas duou duou . duuo •- • fft Gunpowdevzuupuivuer 75 toS7i No 172 .l.-.rgas, J'loi.eer, Pledge, Pope Joan, Pi£-et 'us numerous instances, wbich our limits will Swiss, Book, Jacoeet, Cambric, Plaid, and Stri- {Imperial 87i Ladies' ni^M caps Prw&xiee, ail names ol distinction. Very lar^cjstoclj of kid :;|OVBS and mill-s, every A genera! s^ortrncnt of hosiery ;tiot permit us to specify—might be highly . Do do ila cotton & silk hosiery j'variety ped Muslins, Boat quality Molasses 28 cents, Rice 4 cents HAMH,TO>J, Feb. 15,!l84s Music. an was g. I byWorihy, out of'W^idbini* beneficial to (ha interests of general so- English ki-.^ slippers, gaiters, and ha!f gaite^ Figured Bobbinelte and Swiss Muslins.. Uacon Hams old and new 6i to 7 Bishops Jav/n, tnull, and Swiss rouslins Dr. D. JE« t>a,f Dear Sir:—l had not finished (d^ro also cf Mosiis ami Minuet, bolh winr.fi?; r>I t\ e Splendid stbck fancy handkerchiefs & baskets A beautiful assortment of Bobbinette, Threat, Winter Strained and Sperm Oil pure f 1,124 Striped and p!aid penitentiary cottons the first bottfe oil yjur Hair Tonic, before a De- O.kb) by Woodpecker ; Puzzle by MatdtenfT; Pri ciety. 3-4, 7-8, 4-4; Virginia osoaburgs cess by Herod; ,'ulia by Uiack ; Spectator'f^bm Thus it appears tiiat Ihe same physical Rich not aria berage shawls smNankeen. I began the u*^ of the Tonic with Jfttfe storm—which rends to piecos the sturdy Beautiful ginghams, new style ; GROCERIES. oak, and strike* whole herds of cattle Black and white, and lead colored print* Tortoise Shell and Horn Combs, of all kin Is." FRESH FRUIT. fa.ith that it waij(iti erer be successful on THOSE OF Suspepders, BOXES Fresh Oranges, New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars Is i,, spl-mlid health, r.r.l|p Merino, Uash.-ucre and silk net shawls Loaf and Iu-.»p sugar bead; aud I tvaajt&much surprised as dll onenua'e HAVE j^st receivri a supply of ApriculturaJ XAWNS.- J| Li jy<>.379 South Charles St., Nutria, Beater, Russin, Guyaquil), Leghorn, and > bad three er.lts to start in Ameries—all t ii« dectrvctire energies may be complete- (aplccnepts, a>-iJ« by Me.isrs. t.'ole.-flan & BALTIMORE. - cal Stannary, Madison Co., N. a : LARGE and ber.utiful assortment of rfcc! Palm Leaf Hats r.:t;3 and some of the m sevc-n) timts._Of;;, Thomas of Ft eJerick county, Mil.;such as Ho^s ii.n:js and winnings in Ireland und Eoglant* ] ly counteracted by the contrivances of above articles, cueaper loan any /htifSTq* T Florence Brai.l and Straw Bonneta [From the S<>;nervi!Ie;(N. J.) Whig.] of a varietyiof ,'atterns, designed for field or A J. H. BEARD & CO., t:< ../ HI garden eaiture. Tbe blades of these Hoes ate R. LEVEEINt^S. |l! ESPECTFULLF inform their friends and Do French Kid Slippers KlMi Pt«T» io Ireland, more lh,n h.If o>ffyTj' A properties and Us mode* of operation of tbe bstt Cast Steel, end (lady ientpered,su^- ;lu public in general, that they have just of Sotne-ville, fir Dr. Jayne's celebiated Haj f^:!"!?!."81"05.^116 f** of Sir Hercules, I-rl.n, & Hsrpera-Ferry, IKy 16. Do Seal Skin and Leather Shoes Tonic, to restore i»y hair, which was thea fal • ball to more completely unfolded. And, taining a sharpniuu, when ground, eq-jii to tk^t received a large supply of Fresh Drugs, Paints, l'=ejP«I^EmiUa.,Keono,i=rt;Si«^ of H^u.v.. ^ Man's and Boys' Calf-skin Boots siio- all the other siaUions 3y of Irrland/..' f^T it iff not unlikely, as tbe investigations cf of ths best &igc Tools ; and for durabi.itt ttfey Oils, Faacy Articles, Fruits, Confectionary, Sta- Bo . do do Shoes ng off daily. J procured one bottle, rnd applij near is contents according to the directions. VV" ' f.nna. Hi: has ha?u>ted, I discovered to may ba discovered ia the system of na- i —ALSO— Children's and Misses Morocco & EIs*Ier Boots rreat surprise nnd *a'»isfaction, ;hat the ture, more wonderful than any that save |H«y aad Cra':'D fork», together wiihi Hay »n3 H*rpers-Ferrj, May 16. Anril 25 and Shoes . ; wJi ibos be seen they have been „_ Grain R >d also (ha potat<>e Also, a genera! assortment of Hardware. Hair was startingfeajodsomel v ; 1 therefore pu4 er trii-d—013 colts arc very celebrated fo, yet cone within the reach of our knowl- ^^l Digger, anevr STOCKS & SCARFS. Matches tcithoul Sulphur. . chased another, aijd joon ti'l'l had used ttirtl :bf;chase o.-as h-jnlers, as w-1! n«he article, wiiKih scrre. not on)y the use its na:ne HAVE for sale' a 'large assortment of the a- JOHN H McENDREE. M O edge, which m*y both enlargn our -views ITT*E have. Match Safes for sale, with one jottles, and now, *b a; comptnsation m v bair 51 ny -,f his c,Its Inve -»onat four miles ,n iipporls, bui fjubrcrve? a va'riety of luh-'tr use*. bore articles, tl unprecedented low prices, i Shepherds! own. -Way 9. IS44. as thick as ever. ; "i of tbe Creator, luid be applicable to rain:- Farmers aiic fibers are invited to call: and e£- 1 f ¥ dczen papers Matches in each safe, tbat 2 K. LEVERING. ar« superior to any evar made before—they a;-« And what i-i mc;e surprisinsr, mv ba'dnc*i fbld beneficial purpose* ia the aminj lb«tn. ; J. J. MfLLER.. ^•^itaasH K| 8 ja . long Harpers-Ferry, May IR rt-.a fro31 sulphur—price 37ic per safe. was not occasioned by sickness/io which cs?j * "S' ,f ««». wor* ibi >y< athir el bumsa tocieiy. May 16 HAVE juM received a fresh supply of new iio^evtr won ; (p>He wcn near 50 r, April SS. J H BEARD & CQ. and seasonable goods, wbich for rariet/, bere is greater hc«J;e of restoration—but wd I r.}lie*, many of them * > of; 3 and oooas. 1 _ J -. *Z. _ . in>e« LINENS. style and quality, is scarcely equalled in the hereditary. JASf. C| ROGERS, Methodist JlfchrA of Education.—" Willy," subscriber would respectfully JQ ister, Moun^ iHoreb, Somerset Co., N. *, tiid a doting parent it the breakfast ta- more of Brown. Iri»?i Linens, TAMARINDS, country. Particular care was taken to buy entirely updresaed, for Linen cop Is and tbe public generally to eall and UST reeeired and for sale by them cheap, soibat a staall profit may be added bla to to abridged edition of bimself, who panlalouns. & ^caro* and desirable article, ju«>. hia stock of Goods at Duffield's Depot, eesjbrs- April 18 J H BEARD & CO. Jayne's Tonic V^niiifage, a safe and pies eing every article usually kept ia a conciry and give general aatisTsntica to my friends and remedy for worms*, ijlyspepsis, We.aL-cess. ha i juat entered the grammar clacs at tbe received «ad;r»r tale by J. J. MILLER. Porter and Newark Cider in bottles, customers, vrbd aie earnestly invited to give high «cbool. — "lYiitjr, my dear,, will you Jfay 16 i-; store, at prices «o suit the limes. He will Iak« me an early call. To r.ame tbe articles kept of appetite,and for ?sit|ermiUant fevor, and 'iU any kiad of produce in exchaag') for goodf, »i T sala by J H BEARD &, CO. and Fever. pa.li the butter?" TberlainJj-, thir — it Biltimore price*—deducting freight and m- Apri!25 by me in an advertisement it deemed nc longer Jayne's C*nni:>»u.-i* Oalsam, 5s acerla7/i.—^^ tai;ihe me Io putbe aojr Ufiof . Butiher 3000 poiraas Bacon- necessary, is It is well kaown that for tbe last W missions. Wheat, Rye, Oats and Corn wanted, 1 17 yeara I hare kept a more generally assorted nd effectual cure f*r ;Dysenlery, Diarri'ce Ch^5 5 tfr a common ibubthaolive, oeuter gen- 900 poundi Lar4 for which the highest market price will trejciv- 51 AND'3 SanaparHlft, Bull * Sanaparilia, era Morb'as,Sumtn«tr Complaint. CholX, Grip, 1000 do . han! Sftcp en. ALFRED DUFFISLQ. 3} Cook's Symp of Sarsapirilla, store than is Jtsual to be found ia Iowa or coun- Bains, Sour Slomsf b; Eick and n> £ 5000 do ;>Vot'». April 25. Just received aad for sale by try. Customers will receive lhaolcs for past ft- che, Heartburn, Wntjsrbrash. Pa^'a Mid iih -f overoeJ by thugar houtii ftic- The abos-eiitrtkies will he taWen in esiihange JprilSS J a BEARD 4 CO. vors, and p;riiiit me tc calculate on a earjiinu- >f the Storoacb, ar.,j a|i| bowel * Fema]* D;"«cg. an^! ' ' of. lore aad Ibe laoguage of moo^jr; tbe P AIH LaciW Shoes, at fiO fc fs j oats, Bonnet Trimmings, Hosiery,Gtoves,Wiite sbajl « .Hi ik-sje to keep, a eoeapleto assort- for aII dioeasec tt-r*rf rin alterative or " gal, oao^wtaod the ore, and the men un- Jest i*celv« r r ne der itand tbe olfcer. tbe wide world over. 1 Prepared jw» »' J P ^ J*J « ^° - ,„- A> G W H< Sherman ! Cough and Worn 1- wbere his dfhcr yaluai-r LARGE aiaoiloient of Segars, Chewing ; Tobteea; 81 ipes, Scotch. Marabaa,an4 Sberaan'* PourMan'a Piaster, ble ranwdies may befhad—mnd for sa !e by * .— Plant Taozey round the 4 /M : ^fFi** Saolfs, T»Ch»ll'a.BliitBre for sala b» Harrison''s Oictp foj Pileajk** ""^ JOHN P?ESOWN, CbarJeaiown roo-j of Peach Tnae, tod the patch worm c owiiialrea, fbr a*le by ADIES' very fiae Kid Slippers at ; t 25 * H BEARD & CO ..ififjSr&oEBsc'jr. JOSE?e|i »ot I*,- .- > •; " ~ " Maj .9 MILLER t TATE^J. FtUrn»ry 1,