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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
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letter. purpor,ins to be from some citizen.
Oh Mis''ssipp', has been addressed 10 the Hon
Dawn CHoexrrT, soliciting hi, consent 10 4.
run A. candidate for the neat Pre- ,.dcney. Tn.
following is the Colonel's reply,
Harrington Cir. clih FL. 1854.
GESTLrNES After perils by land and VA.
ter, your highly .fai,sring communication
bearing date 18th OF January, has been dull,
received, and its contents having been con.
sidered, your very humble servant, answer.
and says, that, II you are in real good earnes,
about making me President, YOU are NOR,
partial TO me than am 10 myself YouspeaL
IN The strongest possible terms OF my fines.
ior the Office OF President OF the United States
and discharge Of it, duties. In this yor
may be right, as Iexpect there is likely some
thing in me that have never yet found ou,
] don't hardly think, though, that il goes IN
enough for the Presidency, though suppo.,
! could do as The /" Government" has done
mako up whole ran OF Cabinet Minister.
and get along after a manner. But wo b,
unto me, II ! should catch ''magician" while
fishing for a Cabinet-my cabinet would soot
blow up sky-high. II is tho way with al
great men never 10 seek or decline Office
IL you think you can run me IN as President
Just 60 ahead. had little rather not bu
you talk so pretty that canno; refuse IL
am elected, shall just seize the old monster
party, by tho horns, and sling him right slaI
into the deepest place in the great Atlantic sea
Gentlemen, can't give you Just now m,
notions about the great bulk of government
matters, As they hardly stand in any one wa,
long enough TO form any opinion about them
Opinions are not the things they are cracke,
up TO be, no how. They get nightly in
mans way IN after times, every once in
while. believe, therefore. | shall 90 in fo
nOn-eommifai just bit, and you may worl
the election much more to your notion-a
no body can misinterprct my opinions wher
j wont express any. Running against ia,
man do, can't get along 10 any other way
Again say, 60 ahead.
Most adectionately, yours,
DAVID CROCKETT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
E.AL.IBLE PO7'O.MIC BO7'T'O.u
LAND ron SALE

Wiz subscribers will offer, at public sale.
u to the highest bidder, on the promises
on Tuesday thS 18th inst. (March) In fair. II
not, the next fair day. I2J acres. moro or
less, OF frst-rate BOTTOM LANp. situated
on the North Branch Of the Potomac. m
Hampshire county, Va. u miles above the
Junction Of tic North and South Branche,
THIS tract lies contiguous 10 the farm Of Jas
Taylor, Esq. and every acre of Il /, bottom
soil Of The hrst quality. Upwards Of one half
OF the tract Is under cultivation the remain.
der y we'll set with Oak and Hickory Tunb-r
OF Tie hnest quality. This timber is parteu-
IarIy valuable, ss there Is a saw mill on the
Mary land side Of the river directly Opposite
aud Ihc Chesapeake and Ohio Canal viii pass
directly by the nall. A small Dwelling House
ana some other buildings are erected on the
premises. There Is also fine spring Of wa
Ter on hisiand, aud a constant siroam passes
through Che tract. The soil Is adopted b. tbs
growth OF Wheat, Corn, Oats, and all kinds
Of grass. The terms Of sale will be made
known on The day 81 sale
We will also offer for sale. on tho same
day, our undis ided share IN tract Of " Don
LAND, containing - acres. living on the
North Branch mountain, adjoining the above
mentioned tract
MAPN CRRSAP.
LUTHER 81 CRESAP.
Old-Town. NJ Marrh 5. l-3l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
DIED.

On Monday the 81 inst, at the rcsid,ne,. of N
j" opir. ESI. Miss JULIEr OtrAvI.. daughter al
Year oi her age.
The plcrc annunciation Of the fac, Ca al ,i
kne" the Am'HA'le aud exemplary subject OF hi.
houee' constitutes ITS own most imprcs.ivc COM
netait; uTy Dec'i not be rrmit,sicd Of her ex.
altrd virtues, her cstimable qualities,
They Justly estimated her character while ii,-
Tug, and deeply lament the loss v hich her dealt
has IDiiIetc, Ou a large aud devoted family Frank
amt generous ia her Northumberland,
aud bland IN her dcporimeGt-kiad IN her feel
'ngs anal charitable "a lier aetionS,- inspired
The respect and love, whilst sic coaeiliatrd tL,.
'iecm, OF all who knew her She bor,. Will
lhhos1phie eompoTIrc and christian resignation.
the suiicrings Of dis'asc for many months. and
hnaily stricken, ia the fullncss Of prunnis- sunk
N''ho"t seeming struggle, calmly aud ssr,.DeI,
Dcath - '''' "
To her bcrcavcd family, it rn., be n source o,
"hihinste'i sat SaetiOn, 10 remember that .,in,
''seaI'ed from valley II tears shs. NOV. s,,,I1
rrpose' on the bosom 81 her Almighty Re,Iccncf.
Like the Sil,ery dcv-,ro, on the bro,. At morn,
one spafkIcd, Was eAhald, and went 20 heaven. -
b
~ Ilarpcrs-Ferry. on t'Ic 81 ul;.. in the orh
year OF h4Ag VIZ. iiENHT DUsEr, after s.
N''c illhrssot several weeks.
\ communication GA lhc lif. and death Of Iii 4,
Eenuefnan, We arr uuablc to finI room f,r thi,
week. viii be given ~ Our n,1,.'
"Lei"i lie IA d-pi sff6c r1ghfesns and III a,y
enl T. lie his
=, Drpart~d tbs life. on Tuesday ,ic iS,h al, Al
IIaViiord. Connecticut. the REV. Wtttt,1 a.
MALToN, Formerly pastor Of the Pr,sb,,crian
,h"rch ~ THIS plaec. Although. xhile In brsl,b
hc "Aseonaiiuti0Dslly uInid, yet yhe, .all.,l 80.
70 Struggle with the lsst adversary. D.. va, ~
Hrrngt'cncd ~ To triumph, over the tear IL ,,ff,
ana the grave snd O. leave behind him a L,iyL,
ai'd nnequi'Cral testimony ~ the value az tb.t
greet s-l'a''on' Which j., - ions aud f.i,lr,ll,
- "'''''N C0H.
,h' N.'lncs'a, tie i0ih ut =, ,is r..iaen,e
~ "Vs',''N'r' "a t'r". IsAtc ID BsH~sHn
the jnit,-i states ~ '''-'' ~
IN n,a.h'"s'o" city. on 'Thurs,isy uirbt las,
Coi hrNut AsHo~. Msr.taI Of ~. Il,,,,,s, :,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
PEDIGREE.


JouS RIoMsRDs was by the great Sir Arehy
his dam Was by Rather sometimes called
RdfiIe-not DR. Thornton's.) Rather wa.
esteemed IN this country no less n a race
morse Than stallion; he was several tunes
winner M this state North CaroliI.a) when
colt, and subsequently IN South CaroIina
particularly at Charleston; he was by the
old imported horse Shark; his dam was the
ee'eorated race mare Lady Legs, who was
also The dam Of the unequalled race horse
Sohec'or sec was by the imported horse
1ehtnei, her dam by the imported horse
fearnoughi, out Of mare that was imported
by Mr. Randolph Of Virginia Ills John Rich
ards's) <. dam BY the old imported horse
Medley, his g. &. dam by old " ildair, his 2.
e e. dam by Non Pariel out Of an imported
mare SIR Archy John Richards's sire) wa.
oy The imported Doomed, out Of the imported
mare Castianirl-she by Rockingham out of
Iabiiha. Rockingham 10y Highilyer out of P,,-
riiy, sister to Pumpkin; Purity by Matchcm.
Out oi The old Squirt mare. who produced :
cous-3 were never trained, . died Young.
and The other ~ were good runners The
above Is In my opinion n correct pedigree of
john hichar,s for further information re(e,
!" inc s'ud DOCK. JOHN ID. ANTS"
Extracts JToFn VI Beia Badgei-'s Ieffe5s IN N.
ocrnbcr, 1882.
80" h'N"dIus COTS from FLOODED mares
o'd lair TO make good four mile horses
nave one, called the Fly ing Duichman-Iha have
run hTes 1iis races, all OF which he won.
beating MIR. Sicvens's celebrated Black Maria,
Johnsonss Nullher aud others. Betsy Rich.
ards, ms iull sister, has won, more than uer.
maps almost any other nag IN Virginia at oil
instances ! saw the trial, n single ( mile
heat, between John Richards, Betsy Rich
afus, Childers and Sumptcr-Bctsy Richards
was next To John Richards in he trial, and
she forty yards behind. Henry did not run IN
The trial, because John Richards and hlmse n
were owned by the same man, had AWAY,
Decn trained ~ the same stable, and II was
known John Richards was the best OF the
two. This trial decided that John Richard,
should run the great match against EcIip>c
but becoming lame, Henry Was substituted. -
" John Richards has very few good bIoodeL
mares, and not more than three or four @,
nofe among them, aud those within the last
three seasons, not one of his mares has pro-
niced better runners 10y any other horse.
~heIe they have been trained. The dam OF
he fIyhg buchanan Mas considered a GOOD
half mile mare
Extracts from NJ. John ID. .ia,rs (s..nc, o.,
Sr .fr'hnl bfieI' 10 -'Lr. B,ia BAD a., an r.
bIHGrr. iSSG
cannot iorbear expressing regrets at hi-
John Richards) having left this section of
country, as am already OF opinion that lac
was at least fair candidate TO succeed hi.
sre teir Arehy) II is tie opinion OF many
mat Henry Is his superior--but am perC,cE
~ 'ahyfsd to the contrary, not only from gen
erai observation, but private trial made Of
them 'oheH trGiHsdb By me-, ia which John Rich
ards evinced great supsrioriis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
NOTICE.

A'ING purchased the Stock Of Goods
II formerly belonging TO Wall s. Duncan
son.of Bolivar, lam now ready 10 offer for ale
agtneral assortment of GOODS, and would
invite all those Who wish TO purchase bar
gains, TO call and Judge for themselves. I
whl TRADE IN all kinds of Country Produce
marketing, &C. or any thing that will turn
the penny. ENoCu WAL
Bolivar, March 6. Is34-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
Female Scsaimary.
a the solicitation OF several gentlemen.
~ the undersigned has engaged To under
take the establishment and instruction of n
E.,,,<,T,
Female Seminar.

reW0te SEMINARY.
The spacious and airy rooms OF the second
story IN The Charlcsto~n Academy, will be
suitably repaired, aud tie institution will be
commenced on the Monday preceding the ist
of April.
With respect to the SYSTEM or ISsrRre-
rioS, the subscriber think. it only necessary
Tor him To say, that all the branches USUALLY
taught in the most approved Female Schools,
will be carefully and thoroughly taught in this
aud TIA, his best endeavors will be exer,ed To
render II an academy for female instruction,
respectable IN It's character, aud WORTHY OF
patronage one or two assistants will be al
ways employed, and good school apparatu,
Will DC obtained as soon n the success of ia,
undertaking will justify the expense.
In regard To the discipline If the School. il
may be prope- 10 state, that To all young Ia
ule, placed under hi> care, IL " IN be his wish
10 discharge the offices Of guardian and
friend; and that by the guilty alton Of tcuder-
ness of conscience. and a high sense of y,riu
Gus aud honorable feeling, ho hopes, witlou,
The necessity OF severity or punishment, To in
duee them, voluntarily, 10 avoid all de, ia,ion,
from "a .ht conduct
FROM the common practice OF sending chill
dren 10 school only during the summer
practice Injurious To the scholar and discour-
constrained 10 make il fixed rule 10 reeei,.
no pupils for less time than tue scholastic
year. There will be, therefore, but one ,e,-
sion OF Jorty.tolT rS6ks, aud all re ceiyed into
The school will be considered n entered for
that time, unless peculiar circumstances NAV
require some departure from the rule Tn.
vacation will be during the months vi August
and September.
For the session or scholastic year, the ieslns
ior the common branches, including, also.
Composition and the elements Of IIstor, and
oil Astronomy, will be $50; for the higher
branches, a. Natural and Civil History, Men
tai, Mora, and Natural Philosophy, Geone-
try, Algebra, SC. S2j; for the Latin Lam
guaSe $50.
The subscriber having also made some al
'erations IN his dwelling. will DO able conve-
hientIy TO accommodate ten or tw Give board
ers, over whose studies and manners out of
school, careful and parental attention will be
exercised. For the session OF forty-four
weeks, including every thing but washing,
500 will be charged for board For chill
dren from the neighborhood who return home
on Friday evening, and find their bedding and
washing, S95. Produce will be received in
payment Of bonrd. Terms for tuition or
board must be settled half yearly in advance
by note or otherwise. \ reduction will be
made 10 those who send three or four scho.
lars. ALEXANDER JoNrS
March G, lS3i.-Jt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
NOTICE.

VHNHE notes given by purchasers at the
n sale Of Charlotte Hall, deposited in the
hands Of the undersigned for collection. be.
came due yesterday, 18th Of March The
obiisors in said notes are hereby notified, that
Immediate payment Is desired. nay, expected.
The funds are required to satisfy claims now
due the holders Of which are urgent in their
uenahus' ISAAC POUKE,
March 6. I-3i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
NOTICE.

ASING sold our Stock Of Goods in Boil
IN var TO Enooh Wall, it is necessary tina
all those indebted TO Us will call and scttl,
their accounts at our Store in lIarpers-Perry
without further notice.
WALL S DUNCANSoS.
March 6. 1871 At
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
NOTICE.

"A Ii persons indebted to the firm Of Ru-
4 n pert x kownslar, or to Gideon n. Ru-
pert, Will please make payment TO DR. Mann
Nelson, with whom their notes are left for
collection All notes unpaid on the lst day
oil June next, WILDE put in suit for collection
MIddIewav, Va, March g. lS3I-Gn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
MARHIEn-

On Monday morning the 2lth uIt. by the Rev
William Monroe, Capt WILLIAM g.. BrRNs. Of
Herkeiey county. to Miss AM Dow~Er. Ja,,rL-
isr of the late Capt. John Do~ncv. OF this cUnn,y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
JOHN RICHARDS.

This famous Race. Horse and eapifaI
Stallion,
M I'LL be- exhibited % Charles,own on
w Monday tie 18th lust (being she Grst
day Of March Court Tof particnlsr. of
pedigree, performance, &C.. see advertise.
meni !. " WARE
Marcel E 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
SEA GULL


y" TIT y 81 - y fFIIIIIE'FI WFIfF Wi7IIW
gWislied RaeD.J
N/lLL stand the ensuing seasln. com.
w mencing the 10 81 March ard tcrn,.
naiiug toe IL oi Juiy. 90 Jharlestowu, Isasr.
son county, s"d M.ftalaburs. Berkeley eouh.
y al The ''ry reduced price 81 SIS, o. be
discharged ne the season $50 a. ,,.,,r.
maze silh luai and 80 u,o sinrle lean A.
90 PAID when the service b rendered 30,
pedigree performance. &c ace hand-b,li.
reb l1.l-3i--r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
ShCriR''s SAFE.

WILL he sold. ~ sheriF's sale r., e,,i,
on The l-th day u March. t..,,, ~,
"a Gay Of The county COURT al u- r,,,,,,
house, one Negro Woman. s.,d fo h.. d. ~,
rate cook, washer, and lr0ner. Who d. 49,,
~ or IS years of age also her ti.rse ,t,i'
eren Also, a Black Carl about ID ,oJ /,
hoy about u years old Also. one a.. 49,
ilres Horscs--the property of John " it,,.
4cni iaken TO satisfy executions in m, hand.
g. W. sAPPINGTON, Co.. g.
March 6. 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
HOUSEHOLD rURNrTURE,

tCnAhas, 40 paTf, ~
Good BEDS and BEDSZE.7DS,
Chairs, Tubes, Carpets,
China and GiassuGre,
Aud many other ARTICLES requisite 20 House.
keepers.
Also, choice collection II Kitchen Utensil.
SIX monIhs credit. on purchases exceeding
I've dollars, viii be gwen, by the purchaser
giving bond With approved security. Por ali
purchases not exceeding that amount, pay
mcnt IN cash Will be expected
THOMAS A. MOORE.
March 6. 1885,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06

Nv authority of = deed Il trust. executed
- by fdwafd Nicholson o. me. as trr.t.,
lor t'o payment of certain debt therein
mentioned. I wiIlAeli. lpr ready money. IN
smiuihcld, on saturday tie 10Th Of tho ore
sent month, (Msrch,j the following PROPgR-
Ti conveyed ~ saI iced. 10 Wit
one god U.IGON,
One C.JRT. nsoriy asD,
Three HORSES,
Seem head Of horned C.4TTLE.
This deed BE- recorded IN the Cie,L,. og..,
81 Jefferson county sale Sillt,ke ri,c,, ~.
tween ~" hours 81 ! I and 2 o'ciyek
N1rcb i-1i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
Sale or Furniture. SC.

hN FRIDAY the llth Of this month. the
" subscriber will offer at public sale. al
las residence IN Charlestown, a variety OF
useful and valuable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
the terms, will not be entitled TO ,h, priv
leses. JOSIAH Wu wAI;E
Frederick city, March q, lisa.
Prom w. Ra.ize,,. aai,rrti..,n,rl


"John Richards will be IL wears old th.
ensuing sPring-a beautiful blood bay color.
with black legs, name aud taII, star la the
forehead l6hands high, OF remarkabl, fine,
indeed faultless figure, Astounding in bone aud
sinew, with full, bold chest, aud IN point of
strength unexcclicd by any horse ia the L..
states. john Richards, ss will ae seen by
the following letter from WIN. Il. Johnson.
Esq. "a member Of the senate Of irgini ia wv a.
originally selected, sisr trial from all the best
horses. Of the South, To run the great match
race ot ST, 900, Z mile heats, against Eclipse;
but having accidentally injured one of las
iore-ieet, At became Necessary to substitute
Henry IN bis place"
Richmond, Ia. ,J,l,,sa,l. y, 1896.
am glad you have got safe home With John
Richards, and much pleased that you are the ON az
oi 80 hnc horse, although I most sincerely uish
he could have remained IN Virginia ono season.
hat u might have pot my mares 20 him. john
hehards rot 'nlurcd so carly and ~hen 30 young,
h. the pubic has not had an opportunity Of form
ing an opinion OF has c-rcrfi-1cc n rGrcr. have
had far and full way ct Judging Of him having
framed ham With many others, ia order to MAKE
selection 10 run the great and celebrated match
With Felipe; and hesitate not to "a, that lac VS.,
deed, diy my choice, and that had lac remained
sound. he would most unique III onably have run,
the mdfoh-as IRON trial made II Newmarket a
day or t~o before my departure for .png Island
ne certainly ~as the best ia INV stable Tins fac,
together With las appearance, s,zc and blood max
hun, "a my opinion, r'Giifabic stallion. \Ni.h-
'"g YOU success with him, am, respectfully. vour
most obcdieh,,
"a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
WILLIAM Il. JOHNSON. ,

'"John Richards. Betsy Richards. Henry .t.l,,l.
h.rs, sumpter aud Washington, tby Timoicon,
all celebrated horses, were an Col Johnson, ia.
bic at that time. no
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06

..r, NDIFE.
y = There will h., 40 60. 81, IN O.
Churh On stsds, a, " ~ u n',ne'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN ShePhSrdsiO,ra
III Public Sale.


NiLf. be offered. at public sale, on sa-
w turday the -th day of March next,
HOUSE and LOTm Shepherdsiop,,.
situated on the Nain-strect, adjoining the lots
81 Benjamin i Tow ner. and the heirs of John
Motter-the same formerly owned by DIR.
Boteler This property has every conNe-
nience that II desirable, having a well Of wa
ter ia tic yard aud connected with il 4, n
dairy, smoke house, carriage house, and sta
bles.
The terms will DC accommodating. and
made known on the day Of sale, by the sub
scribcr.
JOSEPH M'MURRAN. Executor
II Jansy .Jc.NBrran, deed
T. y Persons who made purchases at tho
sale OF ihe personal property of James Nc
Murran, dec II, are informed that their re spec
tive Obligations became due on the 26th OF
last month. J Mem. Err
Feb. 20 ls1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
=. y. ~. NIr0iIh. .M. u.

-. -. ~. $fF0tfh. sN. ~.
" EEN repeatedly tender. his profession
v al services 10 his friends nd fellow
citizens. Beng unable, on account Of tho
present occupancy ~ properiy,to make per-
mancni location before tie ~ ct Aptb. 10
may, upui lhet time, &c found ~ the rosi-
denec of Mr. John Al)of.. Eve n.iis, south Of
Chaficst0Wu
ian. 80 t-Jt-tE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06

Of Tie late Marcus McCormick. There are
aboni lJi acres 81 cleared land. snd about
30 Or 10 aeres for corn the present spring
Terms Of renting made known on that dsy
+. MCCORMICK.
March 2, 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
SIR BVIsEfcr ScOSS.

.HViilS beautiful, thoroughbred horse. sir.
n ed 10y Monsieur 'ronsom, dam by Sir ar
chy, out Of the dam OF SALLY Mct;cS. !. no,s
al Ny stable 10 stand the Spring season.
This Is the same bay colt, by Monsieur Ton.
son, at years old ,WInner OF the staIltou,take.
At lree-iihI, beating MIR. JOhnson's Blue i,,rJ
Who won the $4,000 s~eepslakes. ( nilr,
ou'' over Tie Union course, Long Island, and
others. Also, WINNER OF tie stallion st,kc,
al New Market, beating Mir. Bots Douglas.
tDy johanna, oiit Of the dam u Collier To-
bacconisi, aud others, all distinguished race.
horses.
lPedigree ATTENDED ~ faH, perCyrg, 4i,es. A.,
ieH BE- gircp ~ dus fms
The Monsieur Tonsou stock stand bi-Lcr
90 the Estimation of Mr.. Wm. n. Joht,ot,.
t'an any other stock ia The United states. M
references 10 that fact, give an extract f,,,n,
MIR. Johnsons advertisements
Feb. =, lisa.
.honHify IonsonS colts have sold Al yer,
high prices : saw their Improvement. 4.
having had last fali mote winner. than IA.
get OF any other horse 80 Amerira. The b. a
evidence however. e roy opin,on ~ IAN, p.
That paid, last November, Tsa Thon,ss4
Doiiari Ca,h fOF hin.
" u. JOHN sos"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
E0r REM.

WILL offer for rent. on Wednesday The
1914 in-t. 10 the highest bidder. on the
nii'es al TIE - Roads uoar Haines' Mili,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-06
RURExC SAFE.

KXIlLL he sold, TO the highe,, bidder. on
w THURSDAY the 2Oth inst. March.
at my residence about a mil. and =, ,,,.r,cy
south of Charlestown,
NV Personal pronor,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-19
DUMFRIES'
Itch Ointment!

yVynE extensive sale and established REPUTATION OF
1 Dumfries' Itch Ointment, encourages the propri'
etor 10 recommend it with renewed confidence TO the
public, as most innocent as well as powera' apphcs
ton fnr th;s ANNOYING disease The most inveterate
cases have been cuaED IN HoUR by this estee m
ed Ointment II contsins mercury, or other noSi-
Gus ingredient, and nay be confidently applied even
to the Youngest children, to pregnant females
Price 373 cents.
-. None genuine un ess signed on the outside prin.
ted wrapper by the sole proprietor. T. Kldder mme.
date successor to the late nr T Conway. For sale.
with all the other Conway Medicines" at his Coun-
ting Room, No. 90. next door to ]. Kidder's Drug
store corner of Court and hanover streets near Con-
cert Hall, Boston THOAPSoN htDDEh'
And also, by his special appointment, by
WM. STA sLER,
;an15 Fairfax street, Alexandria
Large discounts to those who buy to sell again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-19
Albion Corn Plaster!

FEvAE Albion corn Plaster so'tems the corn, however
q old and tough, and extracts it to the very roots.
The relief afforded is gentle, immediate, and tho
rough. -
The proprietor begs leave to submit the following
case. from Mr. Stowe, who is well known to the IN
habitsnts ofths city, especially at the South End and
South Boston, very worthy and respectable c'tl'
zen:-
CASE.
sIR-I do not hesitate give my most unqualified
appreciation in favor of your valuable Albion Corn
Plaster. By the use of less than box Mrs Stoweh
has been cured of each not. which had been
exceedingly troublesome and painful for years. and
think it but uatice to your Invaluable preparation to
add, (for the encouragement of those who' owing to
repeated disapponments in the various remedies re-
sorted to- have finally despaired of cure that your
Plaster cured her corns after irving other highly re-
commended remedies 30 no purpose: ana what IN
creases NV confidence the superiority OF your plas
ter is the fact that il has been used by severa OF my
neighbors with equsIly good success (S'gneo)
SETR STowELL,
Keeper of the dollhouse. South Boston Bridge.
Mr. +. KIppER Proprietor of the Conway Medicines.
Boston, June 18th, 1929
- Price so cents