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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05
CoHEN'S OFFICE. Baltimore, }
April 18th. 1850.
EPORT OF TIE DRAWING
IA OF the Maryland State Loterv,

No. ., FVa 1850
1eot (sNen number) capital prize Of Slo, 900
% capital Of 600
747 prize Of 500
1897 prize of 900
lao. 273s. 1913. 4545. $500. prize, of 100
3 36st 3S77' Sg06' 459e. 4749, ,,;,..os so
5Oa2, 591i. 1880. 1926. 1855. PF1eso OF ~
70 prizes OF sos 100 Of 6, and $500 of each.
MO. 1884 GAN EVEN NUMBER bav-
ing drawn the capital of TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS, sgreeably TO the scheme, there.
fore. all the Ewes NUMBERS, being those end.
ing with either q 4 s 8 or o. are
each eniltled to a prize OF PIvA DolLAas, and
IN addition 10 whstever prizes they may have
drawn besides.
sD- The holders Of the prizes are respect.
fuiiJ requested To present them for pay ID eni,
as soon IS II may sut their convenience.
il COHEN. Jr. & BROTHERS
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

WILL make Grain Cradles. for sale.
~ MIR. Samuel Stridsrs smith shop. on
Eik branch. l si.h all tho.c Who WI! ia
voF me with their custom. TO come aud ca.
gage their Grades in du. Tune la,s
on hsod good stock OF W God for thaS
purpose. BENJAMIN KNOTS
Jefferson Co. May 8. isso.-3,.
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" ILL be sold. on Monday the ION day
w Of My nerf, on the premises, 10 the
highest bidder. that valuable farm on which !
live, about three.four,hs Of = mile south of
The main road leading from Winchester to
Charlssio~n. s miles from the former place,
aud ] i from the latter, containing about 81?
seres. one-third of which 10 in timber, the hs.
lance an good repair and cultivation. The
soil Is composed exclusively Of strong lime
stone land. Is well adapted to the growth OF
wheat and corn, and is - susceptible of i'm
provemen'. by the use Of clover and plaster.
as any land whatever. The fields are clear
OF rock. The improvements arc: a comfor.
table yelling house. good kitchen aud smok c
house. large aud convenient negro house
under single roof. adapted To the accom-
mediation OF thee OF -four families, corn house
and store house. all OF which arc new /.
young orchard Of choice fruit, and we'll Of
water convenient To the house. But small
part Of the purchase mouey will be required
an baud the balance In easy payments. Pos.
ssssisn will be given the Srst Of October
Persons S''hiog 10 purchase are invited 10
view the properly.
ELIZABErH GREEN.
Frederick county, April IL, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

The Engineers belonging to the Chesa.
peake and Ohio Canal Company. have lately
been engaged in the neighborhoo3 CT H.r-
pers.ferry. in marking out the route Of that
magnificent worh. We expect to see. in
that vicinity. during the present season. all
the hustle and activity which have recently
been exhibited on other parts of the route.
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rHIEEs,
$4,000 DOLLARS.

Z 400 prizes, 50 900 Dolls
To be drawn On the A. v, G. Dlsn Tho
5000 prizes of ~ 60 be svsrdsd % Toe hEsi
second % third division, 10 be Determined
hs nat sbieb may draw TIE oapitsl prize ~
roo ~ thst lbs holder ~ ihrss tickets.
oae ~ each divisioa, Il certain u ope prjze.
and nisy drsw fosr
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

Among the late visi,ers at Harpers-Fery,
~e may mention Commodore CnASI, Of the
Navy. Tho season has now arrived, when
The native beauties Of tina, place are truly at.
ractive and interesting. Tho works of ar,
there, will always command the attention oil
men Of taste and skill in mechanism.
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NOTICE

PETlTioN Will be presented 70 %,
n neat Legislature u Virgins. pfsy ins the
passage efeis~ 20 suthorike = separate elcc
ton % BE- beid - usfpsgs Esrry in tie eoun
y u Jefferson.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY, Scr:
AprH Court, 1880.
William s. Morrison, COMPLAINANT.
AGAINST
Corbin Baker and Jacobina Baker,
DEFENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY.
AbE defsodsnt, Cofoih Baker. not hav.
- Ing entered bic appearance sDd gwen
security, sccordiDg 10 The act Of ss,embI,
aud The rules Of this court. and u appearing
oJ satisfactory evidence, that be - 90, so
inhaoiisnt u shis oountTy: lis ordered, Ia 81
the said dsfendanI do srpesr bsrs ON the
hrSi day Of tie neat July Term, snd sbsSer
the bill Of the plaintiff, and that a cop, Of
THIS order be forthwith inserted IA some
po~spsper published 40 Cbarlssiown. for
Two months sueeossiveiy, aad posted 81 The
front door OF The courthouse OF ihis count, /.
And u Is further ordered. that the defendant
Jscobins Baker, be restrained from paving,
conveying away. or sscrsnng ths deus by
her owing TO. or tbs effects "a her hsnds oil
The said COrbiu Bsksr, uBiil tie iurlheT Of
def Of ihis court
A copy Tesie.
SAMUEL !. cRAMER. &c
MAY 8. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

A meeting of the Colonization Society wa,
held in the Presbyterian Church. in this
place, on Friday last. pursuant 10 public no.
t'ce. We are no, able to publish the pro-
ceedngs this week. but hope We shall receive
them before our next
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PRICE or TICKETS

IFhoFe Itetes s. U1fUc5 q Quarievsgi
Tickets 10 BE- bal ia she shove I.o.sess. q,
tae siofes 81 Aessrs josrph 4. HussrI! < g
Hsrpsrs Ferry Of Nr ". n. Eaty. sgi,l.
hsid u ltessrs JsRess0n & Ci~veI.od
Chsflesiown q Mr. Charles tI.rrsr. sksp
hefds'oVni snd Nc. " %. 9iurB, Dsrs ssy,lle
March 10, 1870.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

TIE SeGson.-rhe month o! May has paid
us her annual visit, clad in heanost beautiful
robes, and dressed in her most winning smiles
We hail her arrival ~ith joy, and regre, thai
her stay is limited But to speak less fgura-
,Te-we hs'e never seen a more beautiful
Spring. Vegetation is unusually forward.
and this country. 1.-the garden spot Of virgi-
MA" is unriv.lled in beauty. The rich fields
81 wheat and clover. seen in al directions.
interpreted with woods, and the prospect OF
iuxuriant harvest. are altogether enough To
cheer the heart OF the Responding. or even
change the misan,hrope to man Of benevo.
lenee aud kindly feelings Tie farmers ne.
yer had greater reason to anticipate sbundAn,
crops. Heaven has smiles. upon their labor.
and our hearts should swell with gratitude 70
that bountiful Providence which has confrr.
red upon us Tive blessing, Of Peace aud Pien-
ty.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

We rejoice TO be able to state. that sufii
Hsrpers-Ferry. Charles,own, and Smithfeid
Road. TO authorize the organization Of the
Company.
We learn that the necessary amount has
also been subscribed. ia the Stock Of the Ere
derrick and Iiarpers-ferry Road Company.
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"a BOOT & SHOE
sHOP
REMOVED. ~

TENHE subscriber has removed bis Boot
= and Shoe shop 70 The store house ate
y occupied by George w. Hammond.
where he - ready 10 execute ell orders in
his llne. 20 the bei manner. add ~ tie
shortest uOiice, OF the best possible lsrns
lie issdeTs his ihanks 10 gsnsFous pub.
hc FOR past laVoFs. add hopes TO merit .
continuance, by unres,i,iing attention. snd
he ebeapaess, neaiaess, sud durahhify of
Lis work JOIN AVIS.
Cbailsslogn. May s. 1870
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

IL may be stated, Es an evidence Of the
moral and religious feelings Of the people Of
our village and neighborhood, that on Sun.
day last. the New Presbyterian Church was
filled to overlooking The building 10 60
feet by so, and will hold about ESQ persons
We have already alluded to the spacious size
and conveni.nt arrangement, of this ed.fice;
and are glad to be able 10 say. tina, the Epls.
copaIan and Methodist Churches Of our town
also afford pleasant accommodations to the
crowded congregation, which generally At.
Tend them.
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To the editor of the Free Pres,

SiR-in your last number, noticed
some remarks by (" Rambler" upon the
subject OF attention TO the resting places
OF the dead. In looking over a volume oil
The "LApIEs' OAKLAND" observed az ar
tieie. shieh I will beg the favor Of you to
insert IN you, paper. Public attention
should. most certainly. he excited upon the
subject. ANOTHER RAMBLER.
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[FRoN THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
CuURCuYARD wANDERINGs.

CHURCuYARD wANDERlNGs.
IL may seem harsh 10 accuse a civilized
people OF DeglectiDg the dead. when thar
memory Is preserved in some countries
with religious vsAsration. and when even
iuoenlightened nations exhibit an ad.c ton
ate regard for them. The asorais Of the
I South Sea islanders, aud The observations
lately made by Our countrymen smonz the
smiabIo people Of The Loo Choo Islands,
prove this The American savage never
iorgrts tue tomb Of bis fathsrs 10 his
trackless woods. he scoops out the Dit in
which be int RS the body; and though
drawn by ear or hunting. huudieds OF
miles distant-though years may have
elapsed, and ago psrslyzed his limbs, he
can even then direct the inquirer to the
spot sgsn, aud Gao recall With filisl rsspect
the number Of moons which bave passed
avsy since be committed the parental re.
lies 10 the earth he remembers too the
exact height Of the ssu that marked IN.
IntermeOt The Pargmnoles, so ba,ely
sacrificed TO their snspies, the Turks. iii
hne romantic feeling Of regard for the
bones Of their fathers, collected then, IN
heaps 10 their market place, and burned
them, that they might not be thought 60
have abandoned them 10 the detnsta bic
barbsrIanS. vho were heenced 10 rob them
Of their native soil This was An act Sso,.
thy Of GVecian heaTts vhen Greece vas IN
her glory. Thus a respect for the dead il
n natural feeling horn With rs. and ma.
tUred ~Iih our being. The regard Of tie
Egyptians. Greeks and Romass, foS thar
dead, aod the tupepdouS. but vain eti
denees time has spared Of their respect
los them, arc known TO ell eoureTsast viih
antiquities
But Of all modern burying places, the
Turkish are those which most impress the
mind with the last change. Black e.
presses foTro q grove afouod every tomb.
ssbIeh 10 never disturbed. and consequent,
ly the cemetery increases 10 size. with
every fresh intsRment, uatl "a covers
whole horizon. Grave upon grave. with
The plantations thus multiplied. present =
sad and gloomy sPpeaFaoee-,bs tops Of
lhe expresses undulate in the wind Zoe
Leagues. like waves os dark ocean Of
death White marble here ADD there COO
trasis With the deep, dense shades Of the
sOmhre foliage, aad the whole scene Is
stamped Sitb q most impressive and me
laDshely grandeur
in The south Of Spain. the cemeteries az
ford direct contrast Of character 10 those
VI Turkey During lbe time I soioufn-
ed N SpaIn. tsays l. NJ De LAogls)
fousd 70 various lowos aod villages the
most charming buFyiDg grounds 81 regard
70 the situation and rural aspect they pre-
,enied Oa the read from GSensda 10
Cad'z 10 a little town of Autiqucra, one
struck me beyond al the resl--and though
ooiy 81" q once passing. have rs exact
pc vfe Imprinted 90 ny memory II as
~ the eehtre 81 ibc town. aud the church
wss situated sesr lbc middle eft Itstood
on high grouD5, was square, ADD con
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

Subscriptions have been opened At Har.
psrs-Ferry, for the erection of Roman Co.
iholie Church at that place; and it is stated,
that liberal contributions have been made by
persons Of other denominations, IS we'll as BY
the members Of that society.
1t will be seen. BY a notice in another CO.
iumn. that efforts are about to be made TO
erect Free Church a, Bolivar.
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IL WILL be seen, BY q notice in another CO.
iumo. that efforts are about to be made 10
erect Free Church a, Bolivar.
On the night Of the Goth ult. another fire
occurred in Hsgerstown, which DESTROYED a
number OF stables and other buildings. and
endangered considerable part Of The town.
AT one tine, nearly all the store-houses on
she public square. together with twenty or
thirty other houses, we're on FIRE. Du, by
ysry great exeTtions. the injury extended no
Farther than to the roof, Of those houses.
a This IS the eighth attempt lately made by
some incsndisry. to fire Hagerstown; and se
sincerely hope thu, the citizens ~ilI adop,
BONE meaDs Of detecting tue stroeious villain.
Public Opinion. In the borough of
Norfolk, Miles King. lately removed
from the office Of Navy Agent at that
port, is elected Delegate to the Legs
lature, by 1875 votes TO SIS, over Mr.
Grigsby, the late Delegate.
Great DiUidend. The Mechanics
IS Farmer.' bank Of Albany has declar.
fd a dividend Of Gfy per cent. on the
capital stock payable on aud after the
st Of May next.
The Gettysburg Sent:nel, saws that
eountericlt $40 notes on the FGrnlsr's
sBa'ik Of VHginia are in circulation
ome made payable to Daniel Lee,
Winchester, dated Sept. 9Th 1870.
hers 10 John r. Brooke, Frcdcricbs.
burg. dated 9Th Feb. 1910. Counter.
eat BIO Of CirGrfs BGak are also in
Circulation.
F'0"' ne N''i'snai faieRgenccy. IF .sb,il -.
HDrroEs coRREsroSpSscE.
AeU Iork, apra 20. We learn MS
he Eastern mail TO day. that a vessel
has arrived az ST. Andrew, "a four.
feen days from Liverpool. bringing &C.
Scounts from London 10 the I'd inst. A
etter Of that date states that the ne.
gotiations With our Minister, Mr. Nc.
L,N1, bad been closed, 20 far as rela.
Ted to the opening Of the West India
Forts, he not having offered, in the
'p'nioa Of the British Ministry. ans
good and sufficient reasons Tor renew.
Of the intercourse. No ou.eF news
ss We learn.
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agents of Insurance Companies, and other per-
sons in several States Of the Union. The testlmo-
ny Is contradictory and does not establish gen.
eral usage of custom in relation to the plaintins
claim. His right to recover must therefore de.
pend on contract either expressed or implied
on account of services rend cred. or rsque and re-
sponsibility But it is not supported III either
of these wavs, over and above the commission
claimed, full wages seem to have been charged
for unloading and reloading the vessel; or also
for storage, cooperage and every item OF expense
that can possib ~ be imagined, on account OF SER
vices, then the commission cannot be justly allow
ed. And it is equally inadmissible on the score
of risk or responsibility, for the vessel and car
go remained at the risque of the insurers from the
time she was first laden, until the completion OF
the voyage insured, according to the terms OF
the policy. They were the persons principally
concerned in the safety of the brig and cargo,
whose interest was to be secured by all the labor
and expense which became necessary alter the
occurrence of the accident, which forced the YES
sci AGAIN into port: and for these they are justly
responsible, but not for the claim of commits
sion on the whole amount of cargo This claim
has no lust or reasonable grounds of support.
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed.
that the Judgment Of the Parish Court be affirmed
with costs.
"a true copy n. B. LIE BRETON, Clerk.
J.. PIERCE, Esq for plaintiff.
n. MORSE, ESQ. for defendant
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!. Military AanA Warrants.

4 VIII purchase claims to Land Warrants ard VS..
I r4uts ,!,rad> granted by the State OF Virginia ,-
the ryiye, cf her Officers and Soldier la the KeIo
tlorsry ar a, we'll those the Continental as sta
establishment Or. wi: locate all warrants That m4y
be conf lrd 20 me FOR location, upor ts most de,a1a
anl v,iu.o lan ~ Ohio, Imd.'a ar lin.i.. ms
b. preferred. for such part erco! as viii be e.,
compensation For the services renhercd-"nd His
vice shall be such as ought to be eApec'ed from me
who has resided p years III te West, and whose time
has been constantly and exclusively lie ctcd 10 land
ard land matters.
Ever Oic.r aud Soldier. sni every Chapsin ard
Surgeon, who served III Tho Continental Amy, or IA
that Of the state, in the Navy Of The STATE Of Viz
gina no. their representatives have h"i ", drawn
bount, in land. (and not more tan are .eIM OF oil
tit soldiers H,inrs awi marines have c. optaHcd their
warrants are entitled 10 one, ard can Ia. obtain 1t,
unxt late .N passed for their ben. t.-in 20 all
suchts do not know how 10 proceed h Obtain then
rights, my services are rendered and VII! be
pruinpty rendered
letters postage p4d. sdlresscd 20 me a, Richmond,
Virginia until the LIST Of January next viii be attend
ed to- and in s.! whore necessary Will call III
person upon those interested
CADWAiLADER WALLACE
ChiHeoihe, Ohio, June 18Th, 1850.
iunr 2.--tlgt
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Five RNcketa.
EYTRACT FROM TIE LIT:

SSygvH vt every proprietor Of any house shall tn.
or her own expense, provide AS many IRE buck.
cts made Of suitable leather, and containing at teas.
W. and half .os shall he equal IN number the
stories in such house. Every proprietor who shall
.r,ect to procur, the proper nuo''r If buckets in
the manner hern directed, ,h.ll forfeit and pay one
dollar Der month for each buck, he oi she shall &,
:, rh. su,eyintenglt n, OF pai;c shal cyamine, at
,eas, once year. whether ,!r h"ues IN Town be tu..
nished with FIRE buck ets cont"rm'i. 'oiaw, ndsh4n
report 10 the Mayori the Hsnes ct al chnqnth,s, VITA
the nu nbrr of buckets d ,Gcirn'"
repor. " ~ be made to the Mayor IN III this mOt
-" Of ali dcnqurns. with the number OF buckets deE.
cent?" after Which, tn above Rooted Ia" viii be-,
gil'y enforced. WV 't'iC'i' s'F.
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DGice If the Chesapeake anu Ohio Can0t
Company.
W.surNcToN Nav %. 1SSO
WASHINGTON, May "a


NOTICE IS hereby given. that an instament of two
" d,lnrs aud fifty cents per share (beng the 10th
in,tment) every share of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Compsn,, is required to be paid on the
Sd day Of August 1t; and further oftwo dollar
and fifty cents per share (being the 18th nsalment on
the day of September next; which instruments must
be paid the credit ofthe Che apcakc and Ohio Canal
Company to the Cashier other officer of cili r ui
the following Banks. viz:
he Branch Bank Of the United States at Wash.
ington.
The Bank Of Washington, at Washington
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The 70 INK of the Metropolis do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown.
The Bank Of Alexandria, at Aiexaniria.
The Bank of Potomac, do
The Farmers INK nf Alexandria, do
The Mech mics Bank of Alexandria do.
The Hagerstown Bank III iiIgerStown, Nd and
The Branch of the Valley Bank. IN Charlestown, yr-
gina. and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, in eesbure VI.
BY order ofthe President and Directors:
JOHN p INGiE
Clerk Chesapeakegna Ohio Canal Companp.
Usv5l law = pS
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" ooA CarAing q Manufacture
.4T OCCOQU.4N.

FENHE public IS respectfully Informed that We have
l. procured q first rate CARD, aud engaged
pcrcnccd CARDER, aud ready to receive
DOL, which we viii endesvor In prepare N y man.
ner satisfactory 10 those who may favor with
tom.
The wool mus, be delivered al the mill in a clean
condition. aud free from stick, stones, or any Sub.
stance tha, wonl iniure the card We would, in all
cases, prefer to furnish the grease and grease The
terms will then be- eight per pound fcr wool O.
one color. and ten cents per puun for mixed
Besides the business whicb w may expect rom our
Immediate Reighborho0d, No n'it- IL from distance,
and think we can off,r superior Inducements Per
sons who have WHEAT, viii always md her, r.sdy
AID excellent market; and they very conveniently
send their parcels OF Wool 1T Tie same time
The Manufacturing Establishments viii furnish them
with CUtl0n Yarns, Seine Irvine, and Cloths upon To-
vorablr terms. The abundance Of our water power.
too, will enable us to prepare the parcels without de-
lay J. u J. II. JAMIE
Occuquan, 6 mo 10, 1880
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pifty Gents Ne ward.

FL tTAw Ay from the subscriber, On the 22d June
Ia .st {. conrcd boz By the name OF ALBEIT Tor
,laenru,) nuun.T, All indented apprentice TO the
Cn,pcrfg business lie is about 10 years Of age, and
IL. avrl, ~ Of ciol'ing. The above reward will be
r,,a on his reheusion and delivery to me. AL pe;
pcr,on. are hereby forwarned from h,rborrg SAID boy,
as the lsw viii be enforced sg,ns' all offenders
:, MOSES q b. CAWOOD
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). NJ. & Y. NJ JanneS

1 RE now efecting in the Occoquan Factory, rs'
u chnery for spinning, weaving, aud frhg ~
SEYS aud KERSEYS; which will be sold oJ eSchang.
ed for wool on accommodating terms They wi
also take in Dying, Weaving and FulIng for the cour
try. which viii be attended to by experienced hand
iupc l2-tf
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Notice.

sN0tlce.
4 o DOUGLASS informs the public, that ia'ins
~ E. made arrangements TO devote his tune eAcG
sivelk to III
BOOK BINDING &. BLANK BOOK Ma
NUF4CTURING BUSINESS,
lie has taken the second story Of the large warehouse
corner of Prince aud Fairfax streets sign f,hr dge
where he n'ends keeping Tor SAFE Constant -ugp !d
Merchants .7ccos,nt, Office, and Biauk School
BOOKS, such as
iedScrs, Letter Hooks.
Journals, Cash Books,
Day Books, Waste Books,
Invoice Books, Record Books,
Bill Books, Copy Cyphering Books.
Mem0randums, &C. Of every descr plion 0frulng and
binding.
Books ruled and bound to particular patterns, With
nestncss and durability. 4, the shortest notice.
booksellers Can be supplied with Blank Books Of So.
perior materials and binding al Phi!adelphn prices.
~ !
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Notice.

~ ONCE.
4 DIVIDEND Of one and haIf per cent. for the
~ last three months. has been d, clared on the
Stock of the Washington and Alexandra turnpike
Road Company, payable 10 the Stockholders, or theT
legal representatives on the 18th inst
JOS. Is. IADN,
july Treasurer.
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Mornings

~O BBI sNo gross herring, just received and for
4 ~ sale low from the wharf by
June % -(Wk&PS) LINDSAY, HILL eco.