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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-04


GENERosIFY.-We know not when we
have met with a nobler instance OF g~encrosi
ty than the following 1t is refreshing
aid every days ieport
OF wrong and outrage with which earth is
flied,
to meet with a trait of human character like
this, so put US in good hu.nor again with hu-
M nature
The Dublin Evening Post contains the
following extract of a letter from Paris
Banns of marriage betweeH a French gem
ileman OF the name Of Al, and Miss III.
the daughter of the Rev. John Ii. have been
published at the church of ST. Philippe du
Roule, under strange circumstances. A Bri-
fish officer, now here, was paying his address
es 10 the young lady in question, with her
fathers appreciation He discovered, how
ever, that shel loved a Frenchman, Monsieur
M--,w whose disqualification in the esii-
NATION Of the Rev Baronct was want of for.
iune; asceiiainIng also that the possession Of
100, 900 francs would remove all objections
to the iasofed lover, Captain ID. with a rare
generosity advanced the money, and thus
pioVed, in way which cannot be questioned
that the happiness of the object OF his affee-
| tons was dearer than his own.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-06-04

We learn, that Convention Of Indemnity,
III relation 10 the long pending claims Of eiii.
zens Of the United States, upon the Govern
meni Of Denmark, and for the adjustment and
satisfaction Of them, was concluded aud signed
on the lwentyieighth Of March last, at CopeR.
hagen, by Mt. Henry Wheaton, Charge d'Af
fairs rear the Government of Denmark, on the
part Of the unted States, and by Count Schim
melman and Mr.. Steemann, the PlenipotensiA
Fies of his DANISH Majesty, the ratification. oi
which was yesterday advised and consented
T. by the Senate. We understand that il q
watts only the preparation Of the neceessr,
forms 10 be ratified by the President, and thai
the Clivalief Peter Peterson, Minister Resi-
dent from Denmark, is now At This capital, fur.
nshed with the ratification Of his sovereign
10 be exchanged against that of the Presiden,
Of The United States and that the amount Of
indemnify stipulated to be paid is six huadred
and fifty thousand Spanish miiled dollars, a hch
LAlo be allotted to the righIful claimants &C.
cDT1ing 10 their several interests, conforma.
bly, with the decisions Of Board Of Commis
Eioners composed Of American citizens, which
y TO hold It's sessions 10 this eily.--U. s. Tel
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-06-04

Tits observed Of gold, by an old cpl
grammatist, that to have il is to be II
liesr, and 10 want tits to be- 10 Sorrow
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-02
A PHEASANT REMEDY FOR a .@ CO1'aes |!

VT has been known for many years, that the ALBI- ] ;A, ON CORN PLASTER affords immediate relief, and effects certain cure for Corns. By its applica- tion according to accompanying directions the Corn is soitened, attenuated, and drawn out by the roots, wthouttta least pain any the trouble and dan ger atiendng the hazardous and intellectual practice of extracting the corn by mere cutting. .
 The foliowing ins;ances--irom many others of si- miat chaFaeter-sufic cieny attest the superior efca- cy of tue Albion Corn Piasler: sEsA75.t | Mr. Farrar, of Boston, was a number of years dis tressed by very painful corn, had applied every thing recommended without effect, and was rendered per- feet cripple. On applying this Plaster he perfect sIy cured of his corn and freed from his Iameness.
 ia A Gentleman of Greenfield was years afflicted with avery painful corn, and cured by one box, after every other plaster had been tried to no purpose.
 Mr. Cutler, of Boston, was scuFed of a troublesome corn by one box. .yv.r Cerfifcate.-Fo those afflicted with Corns on their feet, do certify, that have used the Albion Corn Plaster with complete success. Before I had used one box, 1t completely cured corn whcI, had troub led me for many years. make this pubic for the benefit oi those afflicted with this painful complaint.
 '" (Signcd) VIM. SHAW. Flushing, Long IsIand, Feb. g 'N ''
 stfss (Pfice 50 cents q bor.j. S aPs'0 tara''' -
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-02
4Dmmfries' Remedy fo'. the t.a.@ ...s..P .s@..P6JelS ]!

. 4 Net case ofG cure s.s Boston, N0uember 24
 SIR,-The Pile Ointment and Eectuary lately had 0 of you, has had an excellent effect. l have been troubled for years with the Piles, and have never found any remedy that would compare with yours.- The late attack was severe one, but the relief was almost immediate. take great pleasure in commit ncating his you, for the benef, of any who may suffering under painful disease. th '"1 | Mr. Kiddpr. ', l,. :.-fN G IT. Ill.,. - The original letter may be seen at the Counting Room of the Proprietor. . --t .. .s -s The Vropsetor of this medicine recommends it with tire tllost eOnfencg asonc of the most valuable ediea yet discovered for the of,hc painful and debilaaang complaint of the Piles. He deems 1t un- necessary 10 publish any other than the foregoing tes timonia n its favor. This remedy has more perfectly answered the purpose for which 1t is intended, than any other in common use, and affords Snntedtate and permanent reef, boih from the disorder itseG and its accompanying symptoms of pain in the ioins yer tigo, heaachc, loss of appetite indigestion and oh Fer marks of debility. ' a.i.5. ST..
 The remedy is quite innocent, and may be adminis- tered to all ngcs and hath sexes. Plain and ample d rectons, with description of the complaint, accom- pany each package which consists of two boxes one containing an Ointment, and the other an Eectm0ry.
 Price $l for both articles, or 50 cents where but one only is wanted. ,sss -.l s---. as..-a s,n&
 s.. I7e aboue valmable Medicines, prepared from the origaal MS. recipe cf the late Dr. v. T. Con,uay, by T. KIDDER, his immediate sncces- ,sor and sole proprietor. For sale (,cith aN he other Conway Mcdicine.) dt his counting room orer No. 90, Court street, corner of Hanoper street, Boston, and by his special appointment by ,. Samuei Buel. Litchfeld, Edtcard Co,oies,
 Sonth Farms, DanieL Norton, Canaan, and . /. c. Hatch, New- Preston. s...t. .s gt>s
 Observe that none are genuine unless signed by T. KlDDER on the outside printed wrapper. ' t,..--
 Alarge discount made to Country Physicians, Ira
 X "A E R.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-02
Eftr1fteId zsuQufrcr: -t PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
 @~5 By HENRY ADAMS. sa.

TERMS. .--To village and single mail subscribers dollars per year, payable before the expiration of six months.
 To companies oC any number over six, $I 50 per year. payable as above. To companies less than six, $t I5per year, paya'leas before. OJ 9 cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment Is made in advance. These prices are exclusive of mall or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of q wish to discontinue must be given before the expiration of the year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, Hafa square 75 cts. Continuance over three weeks, Upper cent per week. A beral deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months. AdnIi nistrators' and Executors Notices SI co
 Commssioners Notices I'd -TtAf's %a ~. 1 25
 All communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-02
Dr. Davenport's Bilious Pills.

aVWNHESE PILLS are justly esteemed Tor the,r easy G l operation and good effects as mild, safe, nnd sovereign .remedy for Bilious Fevers, Pains in the head, stomach, and bowels, jaundee and scurvy, piles, rheumatism, inflammation of the eyes, female vcompiaihts acid s,on.acs, indigestion, worms erup- htions o tr skin dysentery, hihous cholic dzzness ,and headache. They likewise an andote agnins infectious diseases. removing instructions of every kidd. by dssoiving ana dischnrsing the morbid maj ien helping digestion, restoring lost appetite, and
 dated all ages. and hours, that they may be taken iD Winter and Summer al any time oi the day. without regardto diet or hindance of business. Their operation genlle pleasant, and effeciuai. that by sexpegience they foa0d 70 excecdaRy "ther physic heretofore offered to the pnh lie. Those who ra- yelling by land, w find ihema great prcserva- tion from the diseascs of foreign climates.
 S' Fvom the numerous Certificates hch might he
 used, the proprietoEs will make eT the following only. from the Hon. Phineas Allen, of Pt,sfcld, Mass; -....-s s.. t.s. .- ..- -E y. " Afr Daniell-I have made use ofvarious kinds Of Bilious Pills tn my family, and hesitate not to say, shat Dr. DaveapOrt's are the hes. Family Medicine ever used. FHlNEAS ALLEN. e9 PitsGeld, Mass, 1928"
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-02
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

The characier Of this Ointment s SO well esiah,lsh' ed as to need no rccommeadations, for being pleas ant safe and remedy ior that aoathsome disease h is also cure for other erapOas of the skin, par. tculary for the salt rheum apd chilblans. Price S' I.2 cci,is.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-02
sWheaton's Jaundice Bitters,

v,ie have been proved i,y thousands tO he so enn- eniy useful in removing all Jaundice and Bilious com plains. Price 37 l-e ce"ts.7 -,seass eesa..v.s
 ;. 4 fresh, supply ef ths abOve is just re- ccired and tor salc iR LitckJGeId by Drs. .Abbs <, BGrats. S.. BEel, Gnd Lee Sr Bsckwfk; Q. BTlingtOR by E. Mason, and. Webster 4 HitchcOek; and by thc Drwggists in NesO- HaUcR, Hartford, MSd- dIetoTn, SoybrOOk, Albany, Nesc- York, oRd Boston. eOW1y6l July 2o.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-02

s.,s DausnpOst's celebrated Eye Water,
 which needs ony 10 he used to he highly approved o' for all sorts of weak and sore eyes. ....
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
STILL CHEAPER,
AT CuHApsTDEl

EE'bO1as &. LANE - co. haze ths plea
u sure Of inferming fitir fiiend-. ,hst the,
have i'lsi fsseised large sYppiy of the LieI,
" celebrate. JtNiATA IRON. whseh Ghs,
ass selling "a The los Irics e g.
They have oi hsb5. NoniS Boards. asd =
nssi ss,or'msni Of e'bsr CASTINGS,
Al.e, foeui Hoop and strap hos,
Shssr, CTaSi ~ and Cssi steel,
EsFiirb soJ Ameriean Blister do.
IS kegi'sh roles Ison for Cssftalt t;r.
and supply 80 ihe best FnKii.h p.l,.h.,
Wagon b0Ess aiso, Sheet Bsass Tor K,,n.
suiiihs.
shsVtssds'oen Nsrch 20, 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

ON the 17'h inst sfier sbor, illness. Mr.
6toncE Cnuzt>, Of lI.rpers Perry, in The 22d
year OF his age.
In Washington city, on Thursday the 20ti,
'ns'sn'. Mr. JAMS Mirror, for many YEAR. +.
tespec'sbic CITIZEN Of This county
IN 1reene county, n e.. A>rBo>r y.x
rhLT' aged l2o years During the Rrvolu
honsry Mar he WAS excused FROM miln.r,
duty ON account of hisyesrs lie enio, ed 70.
the last tue use Of all HE faculties, particularly
his sight
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
ANDREW HUNTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

AS removed bis Office iato the bssenrn,
\ story Of his new dwelling, neat door
vasi oi the Court. House. where he NAV h..
generally consulted eNcep; xher s,,rsd,nr
inc inc courts OF Berkeir;, and the wirehes,cf
Chsneery.
i"tendinG IN devote special attention -
the suffice, of CsYrsyaneir,s. h~ uiIl nc co,.
,'antly provided With supply os Payrip,s,,t
upon which, uhen desired. deeds and o,her
important assurances ct ,i;le. will b. orep.r.
ed. w -
Chsrlss'ovn, May -, 1886.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

Emigra'i0n.---One thousand two
hundred strangers. all seeking 1.-The
vest" arrived ~ the village 81 BuTa
loe during the three days cnding che
18th inst. sud have most Of them taken
passage M the lake for various PORTS.
4 Iaree proportion 81 this number con 4.
sists of Engiish emigranis, ~bo a,e
seeking a hOg.c in our rew states and
Territories
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
Boom lhe p.I,inorc G,ze,,e.
OF rng RAIL ROAD.

OPENING OF TuE RAIL ROAD.
The following Official announcement
al the opening If The Raii Road, will
be universally read, We hope and be-
lieve, with the highest satisfaction. IL
IS the first fruit Of the labours OF q com
pany engaged in q stupendous enter
prise, and which has had to contend.
from the first day of its existence, with
innumerable difficulties. We need
not say with what pride and pleasure
we make the announcement. A. citi
zens Of Baltimore, an ious FOR her pros
Perity aud Weifsrs-as citizens uf the
Union, Who would promote the fprma
ton of every chain that may bind the
different portions of that Union 10 each
other--0e look upon the accomplish
meat of the portion Of the work which
has been completed, as an event foil OI
the most Important consequences.
O1Ioe Of the BaAimore aud Ohio Raul Rood. =
ooh May, 1850. :
NOTICE rs HFRRBy GiVEN, That We.
t.i Ilosd between Dai'imofe md Kllicol;s
Mills. SiIl be opcned fos the transportation y
passengers. on MONDAY the 13'h instant.
brigade o. tran ~ eeAchvs - ~ leave ibs
Company's Depot on Prsstslrfcs. snj return.
making three trips each dsy--siaulDg II us
folloving hour. pFecisely. W
Leave baltimore 81 7 y. X Ellicofis n Q -
. AiiAuk aigH
81 4s.a.k aers
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
ESTRAY SHEEP.

HbORsoANf tn warrant to US dire cted.
n We have this day viewed estfsys, she ~ n
To W By John sherman. Of this county. and
do hod the same 10 be One ram; mark. cron
~ ihe 'eit ear, crop and two Sits in the righ,
colour, shIte' Six Shite ewes, same mark
IS .oOse' one eve. same mark, With n brow
faces one do. same mark, ~nh . resIdisi, lace .
one do same marx, black face and legs, ON,
DO. same mark. white. one sir esicd on, on.
do. same marx. brown face, Sits short, one
DO. same marx. coluur black, one wsiher.
same mark. black face snd legs, one eve
s~sllow fork IN the right cav, slsntinR crop IA
'hs l,ii. black face add legs, too White ewes
ms'k The same - the last, FIVE lams,, i've
shIle end three Of = bToxBish colour. mo-,
'nsfked And Nc value the full grown sheen.
on sn sversge. 81 ono dollar ard q half De,
head, su'ouniiDg 10 SIS 80, the i've lamb. =,
one dollar head. 50 70. the vol al % e,s
~ tie dirt, and estimate u to be - H., Ala
30 ts---tOtsi SIS 50 e,s
.aLEN.i.$DFR STR.fITH,
ANN GkJBB
.N-s7IL.5-V H.gI.NES.
nsy &C. 1860
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
MARRIED.

On Thursday the 18th inst. by the Rev.
Alexander Joaes, Mr. JAcoB II Gnoyr, mct
chant. to Mss Manr iiirr. daughter Of Col.
James iiite. or this county
On Tuesday evening the 18th instant. b,
inc Rev Mr.. Davis. Mr.. PrrEH NcMuwa.r.
OF frcder'ck county. to Miss C.rn.aIsK SAN
rLr, Of Jefferson county.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

n Brmcns Bride. IA daughter nf
Chrisiophe. late President of iiayti. il
shortly % be married. to prussisn co.
lionel. now at Dresden; she - repre-
sented A. very accomplished young
iady, and Der complexion of sae puresl
~ btock.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
COLONIZATION MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Auailia-
~ Colonization Society Of Charles
town, Jefferson County, Virginia, was
held at the Presbyterian Church, on
Friday the 3Oth Of April, 1880. the
President, DR.. S. j. CnAMER, In the
chair.
The annual report of the Board Of
Managers was submitted to the Socie-
~, and presented an encouraging vie w
10 the friends Of colonization.
Mr.. JoHS D,vgNrour. offered the
following resolution, with few appro-
PIRATE remarks, which. after some COM
ments, and an amendment SUCCESS ed
by +. III. Fay. Esq. was adopted:
Received. That a committee OF eight be
appointed. by the Pre- sijent. 10 draft memo.
ralio Congress. asking and IN be half If The
Colon zation Society, and the protection e
government for the Colony al Liberia during
Us infancy and that the said committee .oli-
cit the signatures of the prupir OF this conn.
" To said me moral.
The following gentlemen were APP
pointed the committee, viz:
John Davenport, Rev. Alexander Jones,
ii S. Turner. Tbom.s Griggs. IT, John =
Gsliahcr, George W Humphreys, John A.
Lewis, and Edward ". Fry.
On motion Of Mr.. WnLIAM Yates.
il was
Resoired, That the present Doatd of Ma.
DageTs increase their number from ,l,irte "a To
iwen'y four. 20 be selected from the different
sections Of the county.
On moiiop Of lonS g. GALLAuER, IL
was unanimously resoiUed--
Tina, the members Of il,is Society mos,
deeply deplore the loss which the friends OF
Coioniz nion. and the community genefali,
have sustained, in the death of the venerable
and beloved President Of the Parent society,
the Hon BrsHaoD WASH oros.
Ia was also TeSOiUcd un0niHllnsIij-
That the thanks Of this Society be present.
ed to the Ladies of Jefferson County. fof
their hbersla,y and zeslous cooperation ia
The 81 ecis of Colonization.
The Society then proceeded 60 the
election of officers fur the ensuing year;
whereupon the following gcntiemcl
were chosen, viz:
Dr. sAsUEL J. CRANrR, President;
vteE rasnDKSTs
CHARLES Iyowndes, Henry s. Turner,
Thomas Grggs, jr. Rush: g.. Washington,
Geo w. Humphreys, ,. 4 A. washingtoH.
Boaab or M.sGotas
Rev. Alex. Jones, John 8. Cailsher,
Rev Seps'mas fusion. Jos. 4. Dlagberty,
Thomas Gsiggs, sen. S. W. Washington,
Andrew woods, JOhn Davenport.
John W. Lewis. Andrew Kennedy,
james l. It.n-on, Andrew Hunter.
y. A. Washington,
kobert = Brovn. iSeerefarg;
William Brown, TSeasarcr.
CT The members of the Society are re
minded that the time for mskiug the snnas
continuation has arrived. Tbey ~tli t.les,'
CAL T" The bank. and pay the snouni 81 lbei
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

We are glad to learn that the report
1T the attempt Ia rob the mail, between
Dumfries anil Alexandria. which la,
got into circulation. is false. u was
an imposition on our friends in Alex.
andris. for which the author we'll de-
serves ducking. GNaf. Int.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

M the Stockholders of the sm.,bsell.
~ Chsilesiown. and Isrpers. Ferry Turn
pike Company. viii be held d, AIR. Joi.
oueknasiefs Hotel. IN Chsries,o~n, On Pm
usy 'he 4ih OF June. NJ ? O'Clock. 4. NJ A
'o'i meeting Is very desirable. in order to a.
dop' d'ha"''e arrangements for the proseeu
ton a. tive work
May 20. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

WE hear nothing in confirmation Of
the report. circulated . week or ,wo
ago. Of fraeas between the citizen, of
New Brunswick aud citizens Of the u.
states on the Northern frontier. Therr
Is every reason to believe, therefore.
that the report was without foundation.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

We have received the first and second nun.
bers Of new semi-non,hl, periodical. pub
edited by C. Dingiey. entitled "ras Errkn.
rsiAp." an album Of music. poetry and prose.
u is devoted principally to mus;c, and ~ill
contain es-ays on this pleasing science bio.
graphical sketches Of celebrated musicians.
reviews. cri'iques. &c Together With new or
original music. arranged for the voice. piano
forte or organ. aud occasionally for the fu,c
and other INSTRUMENTS five may Judge from
the numbers we have received, il promises 10
be mos, interesting publication, to those
Who have any knowledge Of this beautiful
science. The editor has exhibited = correct
tasie in "a selection Of the music eon,sinr;
~ 'hc two numbers we have seen. as well rs
in the selection aud general arrangement Of
thc poetry ard prose. The typographical
execution OF the work is beautiful, and we
take pleasure 10 recommending ii to our rea.
ders
Amongst the innocent enjoymen's Of life
ve think that music holds high rank, and
should be more generally cultivated. No
thing can 50 tighten the cares Of life. or 50
spo,hc the hArassed mind without leaving be.
hind il some painful impression. Music in
its moral and refining tendencies is aimos,
proverb'al. The learned Baron Montesqueo
has said. that cit is the only ono of the
arts which does not corrup, the mind"-and
the celebrated Martin Luther. the great Re.
former. has said-we forge, his words-but
he has placed almos, upon a level with the
brutes that man who cannc, be moved by the
"harmony Of sweet sounds" We have long
thought that too little attention is paid in this
country. to this branch Of polite education,
and sincerely hope ,ha, the Euterpei.d may
be generally pa,ronizrd.
s5e subscriptions will be received a, this
Office The price is three dollars per snnum
N advance.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
From The National Intcliigrncer, May 10 !
NuLLIFIcATION.

Iron the National In,clrgrnccr, May 10 I
QUALIFICATIONS.
We find copied into another paper.
the following extract from the Charles
ton Mercury. Ia paper we do not re-
oeive,) which may serve TO give our
readersthe views at a party, of consi.
derab'e strength. in South Carolina, Of
which the Mercury is the organ, il.
Editor being an active member of il:
From the Charleston Mercury, MAY IL
But We can assure the lnteliiyencer
notwithstanding, that its science has
Tor once deceived il. The stars have
mistaken grossly both the character and
the feelings Of or delegates and peo
pie. The day Of notification has NOT
only mol gone Ly. duf Is eren now ap-
preaching; and. az surely as the ma.
jority continue their encroschmcnts on
the tights Of the Southern States. so
surely will the ln,ell,genoer find that
ITS arr was false in inducing il To be .
lieve that attention to general dutie,
on the part OF our Representatives. is
inconsistent with Keen remembrance
nf the wrongs Of their constituents. and
a settled determination to co.opetste
~ removing them; or that. because no
ii0fe0 comn,ofiOn has broken on a..
mongSf oar peopie. Souh CnIo!ina las
consented 10 endure The yoke. Upon
these points the stars themselves will
oe put Ia shame. and The crrdulous In
tcs'isencer electrified" again.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
The GaIena Advertiser make. some

The Galena Advertiser makes some
calculations to .hrw that i, would be
cheaper 3" cover houses with lead than
with shingles. Conpsrin. the prices
81 the two, as found in the Baltimore
Price Current, il states that the /, o>t Of
the lead IT roofing n house or so bv
50 ieef, would be SIS. thus making a
adherence IN the actual cost. in favour
n' lead, "f SIS. a single roof will
iasf' II states, twenty years. on an a.
.eraxe; the lead r"of as long as the
building. II is added tina, lead is less
per,lou> to the rain and snow, to say
n"th'ns of the greater security against
fire.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
WOOL CARDxNC,

"LLiAM JANNLY most respectfully
W returns his thanks 10 his friends and .
generous public. for the liberal encourage
neot bestowed on lin during the pas, year
and announces 10 then that his Csrd.ne A.,
chimes are IN full and complete operation at
this time. which Will enable linn TO execute,
his work IN = very superior s,yle. W DOL to
card or manufacture into cloth, csss,net. O.
hnsey, will be received 81 the store of Jefier
son and Cleveland, in Charles,own, and a, the
house cf william Anthony, at the I.cetown
toiigs'e. and viii be taken 20. his machine,
and the rolls returned on Thursday IN each
week. HIS PULLING MILL
Is also ~ complete operation, and Cloth will
be received and attended, to as above
Opequon Mills, May 20. 1905,