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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-20

ND UNAWAY.--Was committed to The Jail of Mont.
"a y gomery county, a runaway on the 10Th day Of
October last, VINO broke JAIL and @as retained the
10Th Of December last, a negro man. named GgoReY
Bacr, aged about forty orty-6ve years dark brown
five feet nine inches high, above the lef eye with
blood wart at the lower end Of said scarsoys he be-
longs to MIR David Garrett trader who lives in Ala
bama, who purchased him Of Mr.. Powell in Fairfax
county The owner will for him, prove property
pay charges, and take hn away he will be dealt with
according to law VIM WADE Jqiloy.
MonLgomery county. We. Jan. n. s2-wl2n.
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FHNRANBY ) first IN .i1neTica.-It being pro
Il bable that this renowned Racer and Stallion will
only make one season in Virginia for several years
have prevailed on his permit him to take the
stand heretofore advertised by for Fydc Tranby is
now at my stables, Henrico county, miles north of
Richmond, and Immediately the Brook Turnpike
Road leading TO fredericksburg He is now ready TO
mares at 500 the season. payable the LIST of July
(when the will expire) 800 insurance. PAYABLE
when IT ascertancd the is in oa or transferred
with one dollar cash To the groom, every instance
Mares Will be FED, ioiout stint shilngs per day
TO be paid for when they taken away have pro-
yidcd stables both for barren and those having
colts and separate enclosures for each Every precau
ton will he taken TIC prevent accidents escapes but no
responsibility for either.
Iranby now rising years old, lisa beautiful rich dap
pied bay, without white except small ring around the
coronet of his hind foot full 10 2 hands high of
ne bone great length substance beauty power and
OF unsurpassed action and carriage. His racing per-
formances, (for which hand-5is and his memoir
which will be forthwith published in Sporting Ma
gaines prove that he possessed oery speed but his
exceency was oltirng st0ntnesS and upfnching ganc
and 6ots0nin this respect, he perhaps neuer hal ST.
perior IN MiSOr any other age His racing was mostly Mt
New Market where he beat many first short
distances, Lucetta &c but perhaps the most master
y performance record ashiS performanccin match
against time. He travelled in = months nearly GOO
miles, hard races winning when carrying as much
as l75 lbs and then rode by Mr. Osbaldsone weigh
ing stone, lbs 157 lbs) four heats of miles each in
the following time
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Thus performing at years old, the task of running
10 miles, with this immense weight in SO minutes Is
seconds.
iranbys great beauty, rich color excellent FORM pure
pedigree fine size, unrivcd action the great pro-
mise of his colts (Which Mr. Tattersa in letter to his
owners, says 'arc as fine see, ) recon-
mendatons very rarely met with in the same stallion.
Breeders who desire any Of this noble animals stock
should avail themselves of the present opportunity
they may not again have chance for several years
perhaps never
PEDicREE-Tranby got by Blackjack, one of the
best racers and stations in England Blackjack
when four years old carrying 10 lbs, Knaves-
mire miles in 1915 in min. % sec his dam by Or
VILE (sire of Emilius, Mulcy and Ocavus and grand
sire OF Priam, Plenpo and Sarpedon) Orvillc the
st Leger and was first rate and staloB-Miss
Grlmstone by Wcaze, capital son Of Old Ierod-An-
caser--Damascus Arabian Simpson, roonoko, sister
to Mira by the Godolpin Arabian-E IogoblinW
Lcedes-Moonah Barb Mare
RO. G.. WILLIAMSON
Gentlemen sending mares from Norfolk District of CO.
lumbia, Baltimore and their vicntes can have them Ia
ken from the wharf at Richmond to the horse, and re-
turned on board the steamboat free Of expense if due
notice Is given My address is Richmond, Va
March s. fgQ-w1wl II c. w
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NOTlCE.-CHAREER DkRpIN, of David Oar.
" din late Of Alecklenburg county, Va. who removed
some years since to the Western country flivne or if
dead his legal representatives. hereby notified that
there is in my hands of money belonging 10 him
or them, appropriated by The Congress of the United
States TO pay for the horse Bomuius pressed into the
service Of the United States in the Revolutionary War
All persons having claims against the Estate of said
David Dardin, decd, are hereby notified 10 produce
them for settlement ibis notice will be plead in bar
to said claims. ROBERT Y OVERLY
4djHinistyotof ne bonis nan If
March IL IlO2-w4wl dawn DARDfs, dco'd
SOMETHING VERY ATTRACTIyEi-For sale
- MoUNrAfS WV, containing go acres and CLo.
yERpALE, adjoining, containing upwards Of $50 acres
Each tract lies in the upper end Of Buckingham within
ten miles Of James River Both tracts are well ADAPTED
to the culture Of corn wheat and obacco-and clover
and plaster act upon the land like charm Upon each
tract there IS large portion of bottom land that pro.
duces fine grass Each situation is healthy in good
ncighborhood finely waered, and pretty well improved
with houses, orchards, &c The subscriber having de-
tcrmincd to 10 the South West invites those dis
posed to settle themselves WELL to and view these
two desirable tracts Of land he asks only their value
SAMUEL r. CHRISTIAN.
Feb. 10. S9-1aUt
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Speech Of Mr. BR0WN Of Petersburg, upon the EIectio,
Of Senator in Congress, detirercd in ne House OF
Delegates Of Pirginia, He 29h Of January, 1895.
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POETRY.
I" Muon Yrr nnMAiN, rN.rNe."
(tro@ t's varreatos, tssgg@'sr, Sss:i'ier.)

(Eron ne Harrentos fang3isr, Re ,tster.)
A LAMENT
F0' rhe Wntiaeiy death Of NAraANtEL TYLER, Esq.
o. who would not weep that structure so splendid
Should cruni5lc at mi day nnl TALL to the ground,
Ere Fame laid its topstonc of glory, aud blended
Its name with the hi CHEST her baud crown'd'
o! who would not mourn that magnificent pilc
Where the fragments of Genius lie glt,ering ia dusti
Where all that is noble, untarnshed BY guile,
Lies low, aad inscribed " such is all human trust!'
Who'd not weep for a temple in ruins, whose glory
rs t danh DER the mountains OF earth had been spread,
Might have swolcd the proud pages ofnationa story,
And Pour'd full blaze ON the path OF the dead
Who but wccps to behold tho pale hand of decay,
Lingcr long their strong hold when working its fall;
Who but weeps dcsoR,ion has followed its way,
Ay aud wccps for the icy that ciings TO its rdu7
Who but that fond hearts thus should discover
Who but feels when family altar fall
Who but ocr the unconscious orphan, who
Again on the loved name of father may call!
And Virginia shall weep that bright page is rivcn
From her annals and Genius lament for her SON.
While aiieeton aud memory grasp all that given,
And embalm him forever in what he has done.
SYMPATHY
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w NCIhg
QDd Hf 0rf If JTc0fiU0

8nd nc art II Healing, gencr0iiy
TENllE subscriber respectfully informs The inhabitants
~ Of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid
that lac has become competeny acquainted. by the In
strucons from the celebrated DR.. Lynch Of New York
city, TO that formidable and fatal disease dcnom
mated Cancer, without the Of knife caustic but
elected IN the way and manner praciIscd by Dr.
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled success in tie
treatment Of this complaint and also that Of Fstulo r
FstuaAs the subscriber here now, from the City Of
New York any person wishing TO be cured Of the above
named complaints will please to apply Immediately to
him. at The Mansion House, Main Street
Richmond, Jan. w. w. MARSHALL
Certificate from IN. Lunch.
do hereby certify, that Dr. w w Marshall has been
under my instruction, and assisted in my business
which isatendng to Cancer complaints and The art Of
healing, generally lie is using my medicine.
think him capable and worthy the confidence Of those a
nictcd. y. LYNCH
The subscriber refers 20 Mr. Day Of Manchester; Mr.
Gillian Mr. James Coske, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street. Richmond Mr. Benjamin
Harrison, Of berkeley
All letters nin~s ne postpaid w w NJ
January y 1884. W-w6
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THE THOROUGH-BRED RACE HORSE
(xlOsfpr

VV7lLL stand the ensuing season at Buckingham
w Court House, aud at my residence, the Physic
Spring, an buckingham county. The season will
mcnce ON the 10Th of March, and end the 10th July
Ierms.-fwenty dollars the season, due the exira-
ton of the season, and ii not then discharged the
OF individuals will be requrcdl0 the leap, payable at
the time OF rendering the service $50 insurance, paya-
bic as soon the mare is asccrlaned To be in oalscl
ing, exchanging, or parting with the mare IN any way,
WILL in all b. considered equivalent TO the
ccraning of her being in foaland 80 cash the
groom in every instance
Gentlemen at Il distance, who DESTROYS Of obtaining
colts from this celebrated horse send their
the Physic Spring they will be fed grain for % cts
day, and good pas,urage afforded gratis Strict attcn
ton will be paid to thcm but without liability for acct
dents escapes
Gloscr is now rising years old, of beautiful
blood bay possessed OF great muscular power activity
lofty bearing, and perfect symmetry of form, &c.
PERFORMANCES.
HIS performances on the turf such cntitle him
to high standing among our finest horses. lie at
New Market for the Proprietors purse. mile heats
in the Spring of 1892 winning with both heats and
beating seven frs, rate horses among which Mr.
Whites Collier (the winner of many races and the
heater of Sally Hornet, Andrew, Polly Hopkins and
Virginia Taylor,) and Mr. Srldcns Sparrowhawk. In
tins race Glosier dlsanced Mr. Johnsons Nuher, and
two others The same hc ut Norfolk and al
though out of order and permanently injured by severe
strain, yet he was second best and contended fo tie
purse three heats running the second and third heats
the very short time OF 3m 4gs. and 3n 49, Gentlemen
who the declared that he had done himself
honor, considering his order, and the injury which he
had sustained in the race than he did New Market
where he beat seven horses Since then, Glostcr has
not been the turf
Iedisree.-Gloser got by Sir Charles, whose
pedigree is too well known to require repetition here
His dam 10y Sir Alfred; his dam by the imported
horse liambeton; g dam by the imported Doomed ;
g dam by the imported bedford g g g dam by
imported Blaze; & gig dam by Medley, Wildar,
Cripple, Lonsdale, Aristotle, &c
Glostcr was bred and is owned, by Mr.. Christie
pher > Morriss of Gloucester comfy who lately sold
colt (Purton) for $1,000. Purton and the dam Of Clos
ter are half brother and sister
Gloster is agetterand the subscriber if ne
cessary produce the certificates of the
able gentlcmcn proving his colts to be remarkably fine
GARLAND BROWN.
Physc SPRING March 3 gS-w4w
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ED UNAWAY. Was committed to the Jail Of Mont
n "a geometry county, runaway, on The 18th day of
October last, who broke JAIL and was retained on the
18th Of December last, negro man, named GEoRog
BRicr, aged about forty foryfve years dark brown
five feet nine inches high, above the len eye with
blood wart at the lower end Of said scorsays he be-
longs to Mr. David Garrett, trader who lives in Ala
b9na, who purchased him Of a Mr.. Powell in Fairfax
county The owner will come for him, prove property
pay charges and take him away, be will be dealt with
according TO law. VIM. WADE, Joiior
Montgomery county, Va Jan q. s2-wI2w.
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least ~ 0CO year In determination 10 sustain
your department AT any sacrifice which could bear
we intended to perform the service without complaint
till the Department should be in stuoton To relieve US
But we hnd the loss heavy that We are ginning TO
sink under it. We therefore respectfully and earnestly
pray you 20 make us at least partial remuneration,
we are willing TO bear part of tho sacrifice and if you
VIII allow us but the half say $2OOOa year from
TINS date, IN addition To original price,
shall be able still to perform the rcquircd other
wise we shall be compelled, by painful necessity,
discontinue the rapid conveyance of the papers sink
under the attempt 10 fulfil your ORDERS and expectations
Of the public
The whole of West Pennsylvania North Ohio Ind-
ana, Michigan and Illinois, interested i'm the rapid
conveyance of this mail; and though it would be our
interest to return To the tardy movements, we
are aware of the clamor which would excite and the
injury of reputation which both and the department
would sustain. were such measures adopted
(Signed) JAMES RESIDE,
SAM'L. II. SLAYMAKER."
We earnestly recommend that the whole of the pre-
sent facilities of the mail from Philadelphia to tho West
may be continued and that the contractors may receive
such addlonal compensation may be reasonable for
the services required Of them
(Signed) WIN WILKINS,
GEO. BURD,
CIlAS. A. BARNIrZ,
j. MILLER,
II. BOON,
J. B. SUTHERLAND,
T.. WHl1'rLESEY,
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THr IMPORTED HORSE
GIupef

yHNilS most splendid rocc-horse and stallion com
II menced his first season my stable at Charlotte
500 the season, payable the LIST day OF July al Which
time the season expircsl00 the insurance to be pad
as soon as IT is asccrtaincd that the is with fca
(pariing with the before that fact rtaincd for
icits the insurance) Any gentleman becoming rcspon-
sioe Tor or putting mares. shall pay for only In
every case 81 will be required to the groom Good and
extensive pasurage will be furnished gratis and mares
wei fed with grain at - per day if required
Servants with mares will be boarded gratis All possible
pans Will be taken to prevent accidents or escapes but
will not DC liable for any that may occur
Feb. IL ly2-wtfl WYATT CARDWEII.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30
FOX S.lLE.

a r the residspce &C n. snisely. sb~p-
"a herdsioun. q splcndsi coii~ctsaa ed
Prsaies, consisting of shs feiiosirg &hsi-
eli; Hum<i, Fr.grsns. Etoses. naIk.i Fur
pie Tree. and Pzosy Mountain
Several beautiful varieties ef hardy Car
den Ro>e., and . 6re colieot'on u Chimes
Ever Blooming Roses u .sriVus ooiors and
shades.
v.,iessted. red. yellow. striped. sweet
scented Honey sue kles; some az which sre
covered with . proiu.ion Of flowers al sum
mer.
beautiful evergreen trees. thsf
bloom msgni6ccntiy during the n inier sea-
son; Er, thrip.,-bcrb.oea and Crisiicsni
this latter conspicuous On tle JssJ'LsHsceos-
tribe. Double Wall Fio~crs, Dahliss,
Magnolia Purpurca; P,rus Japonira; xs-
riegsied Double Altbes. Fiower,ns Amend.
Double Towering Scarlet Hs~th.rp. PERI
sian Lilac; Corchorus Jspor,cn-; Dovsie
Fio~cring Peach; Double rioserseg Cherry;
siberian Crab. and thc orns mental L. Ma
Choice Buibous Roots; Amsr, lIi. Forrsc-
sissima, brilliant crimson; and several ~ar,e-
ties of the most beautiful iyscin;h. IN the
country.
Chryssnthemums; siiver-stripca Ivy; Ara
leas and khcdodeneros..
Nerium Srlends ne, toicspder.) one sd tic
most beautiful Ia GUILTY. alton; Gordonls fu-
hes .as
Grape Vines. native sna fnrtign.
Will he offered. in addition 10 the above.
IN the autumn Of the prese;- season, chcsc~
Fruit Trees, and m s-sortn.ert of Garden
Seeds. warranted, 80 that gepuiuc article
shall be secured g. the purchaser
Instruction " az be given. ~i.eB 6esIrcd. On
any part of horticultural operations. ma
nagemeot Of greenhouse plants. and thu-c
thst decorate the borders of the flower gar
den-,lso for the succe.sfu TIRE -imrIi ar
those IN rooms.
April l6. ISJS.-3t
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NORECk

Is darS sorrel, fun &c Stands high. ; srArs
Old ms Spring, and Is surpassed bs very feE
form. His sire il the thurougi,-bred hors-
Instructor, brought 10 the county by c. Gil-
lis, Esq, aud out Of LeOnidas marc. Tie
PedISrees Of Instructor md Lconidsa are 80
well known ga this county. ss TO mske n uD-
neoe'sars 20 insert them here. Suffice Il 10
say. they are thorough bred horses. and ere
>cehded from the most approved stock en-
Virginia, as reference 10 theIr redigrrr.
will show. The grand dam of gorick Z psrr-
chased from gentleman IN I.oudoun, fsinne
dead,) Who assured u,e sbe vas . high bred
marc and IN much rePuie n rsoszr; lna
not feeling an interesi IN this part af his re-
COMMUNICATION, neglected 10 procure her ped
gree nN. BROWN
Chlrlestown, April rs, ISIS.
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.HDriSols-x Pills.
AND HE HYGEI1N SYSTFN

AND The HYGEIAN SYSTEM.
E-us- ~ -Is-<--sss H--sIae-y-. Taf 5 W
ODD N Eis k>r AEESsSnEE Cs-FHE.L
In Iss 1rs 81 s.-osy aaI experiment IN
A. e< zIhStE~a.s Il s9sI@ts-rn Eoiltics. me-
r-is1st-- AIrEiElrL-r. hs. Phy.s an. thsuto-
~ s'sraSs'c s<rns Ss>ssns,f . stand u at can
II .cfAk<al n za@ racrF add prarti &c
a.SoelsfEl-e- - n ss-ry taFaS els al Ihlngs
s-~ sDpAa Gee s<hs.gt cure. syery thing by
-AAsE--seE Al 10 IIzrSt- another. by stsaasfn..
ssss s@EIrias-a SAsrt. ~ par.ine- N a loas
bss e ~1-s1-.srs-s foGEtb, "a lmIsafsoa q
isorsss Nss4-r- sSCn<ssasss el@rt some times
.~e-'- >sia'-aal@$ Fsrsss a- he 2atEent may
ses-1 - rwyur~-
~" na-sssglrs ar.- - rsai - 81 nlrr7u~rr Htra
~ ~ C1- Straie ~A<n Doctors disagree /.
BE n -1- nBAirl aas seen Brlur eli Tim.
- nsr ss>c- zast hsat fK.s th4s = hich 1, z3cd p
~e HsET uSk - sUE asn ko,s-shela and
hrzsan-rsx 7Es srgut. ant n~Ighbors uuh
rTrS- F''s-as,I-~ ard sIvrg--. tn@ IIvxs an w.
500 >sls-snsEs "a I'd Nh lliaas.' os .ths
SssS-a1 - Saah lave tSsu cur sNps-
rsEr~ H1t Sc-~rvEssa % me raao<sner
slaf.-ss'zs- Iss shsFsvy q tA4s composition
tisss sr~aH sas zsss dsants r-ss-'i prisciVies 81
f-issu--sE- -- a,,ssf F<gsnnlsri ihsn1 20 th~
sslsc7-7t ~a1 ssss trIs'l aa&nY thin = n vain
- s.sEsy oo,3sE1a= tsse 1sss sf tks stomach
49, s'T-~ss B7sg - sA@ whole .vss-us have
fe~N s~arss't- 80 Tsrfs Gtiy cured by them
rt.ra 10y srs s-syAf "a ssisl. ssV@etaii, N
al sstss eEN-- "a sAsfh cEf@r rsrlrsltr. h.,~s
aAa-s,e- E-a'E S-rse8ass snme,.tsaca. The
80 s~-S<trst n1sss-sf skssh n ss,snr a
gsrs1 hrsa - to EE1lfv alc- AID hxInxa s,rx
Assss craaaui-sss5r- S.sy esa .zgsrs a. con-
.sss-slz sa@a lssa ssesr4lns - IT, prrntsi
e-e~ssss- EBfTOg p
- Ta~ -sa-~rh~rs h1rsng hesa appoint
* 80 srsars So s--fsrr thr rsE~fr.t,d
HsEs.s~ q r-s-r-ss -s-is-tl<s. - ne sat- 81
tEEa-ss- so assse T. aatsfs N psasisr. hat
~ rsfsass HssslT as e1a eniy s. procured
errraas fss,n ti-sH- er s,ia-s.sns. daiy So
lis'Ts-s's - an. at Js4f - = fsrthsr s.ea-
- ArHts-E sasIrcssasies ssrt partsf q ~
rrs-rr~s al-.ts. 49, b, .arusd % Ftradsr.as s.
49, -esas sEsa.s 90 tsrgs-rl- snd afss. b.
- sa--srt8s SC - r--.srtivs tssa or
fE-ss1s @aeu- = us- - sst-Trd fss ss's
y HENUEHSpN = sDN
Err-srrt.s1rr - , ia
- s--s--s --s--r e. es.,- - -r---
~ So - 80 u ~ sbasr H~f.eirs ~
49, $3.50 - ras1sf ~ 49, stss~. srl ptr,s.
safIr-' 49, 49, - y H-ai-rsaa n so.
- frTr kst.l~g UH e4
a.lr.lrlas1 49, 49,
t-srrF is1rss 49,. f--l.i- rr.zr
$3.50 -a~Fs-r-sa. - .rasa.k
$50. ~ s.a-r
tfE raHaH
uEaas.s ta.s.g. IT, ss.--
S. 80 Se-ira~
E-arr a 81 = l.- .-.rr
e. q ia aar.I ~ xs.u--.
fs-s-~ Y 49, ss-ssl-sr.-
o. T.eats Ne.rl.-- .tlr-r
a. ra i..ar a. aasfa-r
fs-e-te- Er-s--r- -
e. -saaes Le-ssa
fsa-s- e aaaa.r.e. -tEsE.fr
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GsarAfn g FToarer Necds.

ID .. EIyED within the present ,ronth.
n y a. The Charles Town Apolhs cary and
bDS6 stot~. n gencrsl assortment Of fresh
GARDEN s1s YIoWeF seeds the subj med list
snaassTstss but a very small part q them,
III
Grad DvarfInPerial. TsTiy Washington
- MAJ. Esrly frame. Early Charlton. Dwarf
Nsrrovfat. Tall Asrrovfst. and Black eye
fss-, ksriy Bstt~~-s, Esrly Work, Esrly
Harvest. EaFiy Wellington. Drumhesd. Flat
fsIteh, GEees and yellow Globe savoy, Red
Psekiing ~ Cabbage seed Loaf, Coz. Ten.
aisaaii. Crown. Dutch and other kinds %
fsuaes seed, JsFiy Frame. Long Green.
and several ether kinds ~ Cucumber seed
EsFiy Red Turnip. Esrly sear'si. White
Sannssf. Biaek Sssnisb, SC. Ra3ish Seed
Toax Biood sd Rcd h yellow Turoip Root
Beet seed. Ss'ssfy OF oyster Plant seed
Whi,s Sold CsisFy, Red Tonsto, Double
Psrstsy. Pepper Grss., seveFsikinds Of CFess
Nd aad white Oaion, Best kisd u Farsnip
I'D Carrot seeds, Large snd Small Lima
Bssn>. Sin Week snd several other kinds of
Banrh ~ Duarf Bssns. gsriy Dutch, Large
White. Fiat and Globe (FieIdJ sumner TBr-
80 SEED, auta Ezra seed, several kinds e
Esriy B1seh as5 Rsgeisg CyDiia o. squssh
SD Potsso 1sA Fsd Pfmykia and Nav
Hs~sA FalPkia SEED. RoFzstts. Palma Chris
-, sriha great VARSITY ~ oder kinds 81 Herb
sests A'so gFsat nssy diEsssat sorts q
Tower s<sSs.
Fsb -. is1s
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B3r0a .SfeHS,en

M I'LL stsEd the present season on Mon
w days ard Tuesdays % the stable of the
s'.bser.her, Berkeley county; and on FRIDAY.
aid Saturdays at the stable Of Mr.. wm G..
Esrgu-oo, near Col Bite's. snd will be Ie,
tp mares ~ the low rate Of 81 the season,
wk'Sh may be discharged BY the payment OF
81 within the season aud 50 TO insure a mare
With fosL The season will terminsie On the
3G;k cf June BARON sTEUBES i. = dap
r'e grey hrstrste PAGER: and n . riding
hor,s, eqrsI to sny in the Valley. lie " A.
sired By Oil Hyatogs Se-dsm by Bedford.
ROBERT p. BRy ABLY.
ApriI n. lsla-1t,
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TR.fV.ELLEYG
BALTIMORE S OHIO RAIL ROAD.

BALTIMORE s OHIO RAIL ROAD.
NoTICE.-The following arrangement.
have been sdopted for the travelling between
Bal'imore and iisrper's Ferry and rredcrics
for the present Spring and summer, ard MID
commence on Friday next, the 10th, viz
For Frederick and Harper Ferry
Atrain will start NJ half after ) IA the murrins
Aud for Frederick,
A car NJ half after three an the afternoon.
As steam engines have been introduced an
the road, and " Ill work from Baltimore aud
from Frederick, IL IS intended thai fise morn
ing train from Baltimore shall reach Freezer
lex by quarter before eleven, whilst thai
from Frederick and Hsrpers Ferry viii srrise
IN Baltimore IT or before one O'Clock.
April q. lSJ5=lG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30
Caution.

utRoN tie yrcat inconvenience and injury
u sustained by the undersigned, tlcy ART re-
iuetarsily compelled, II furwarn nii persons
against gunpiaS ar hunting ;lIrough tl,cir fields.
or trespassIny an any other WAY upon their
premises. They have borne injuries Ca fisciT
fences and crops a. long as the utmost liicrI,ii-
~ could he eNPectcd Ia tolerate them and 1h-s
are now determined % resort Ia legal measures
against all future cGicndcrs.
LOUISA WASHINGTON.
WI. +. WASHINGTON
April &c, I-35-d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30
Winter Cabbage Seed.

ltSE subscriber has tn,t received n the
- Chsrie,to-n Apotheesry and Book
store. second supply Of fresh Winter alb
bs.- seed, viz;
Large DrunhesJ. Flat D,.teh, and gree
egrted SAVOY Cabbage Seed.
fsss assortment Of Garden ard Flower
seed. n It'll very good Persons ui,hins 10
purchase seed 81 any kind in his way, can
- - ssss-fsesos'sy supplied now n at an,
,Isas heretofore JAMES BROWN.
April u, lS55.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30
RoR AZ On nrmr.

9tesiE dvsliiaE hosss 80 sGss - ~
a s@asa saless ~ CAssis.tgsa. So o1eu-
80 ~ Wdiss@ Lsess- ~ Rosssssoa y
v eissn 81 ths les 1sy - Apssi n~rt
Tbs pfeperiy @ay - Parchaesi - sasy
sermA- a ere6A - srvsa ysars s7l - q.
1ge1. a 80 paFrhsss ue-sy ~ sell sreu-
80 en9 EAs tstercsf 80 sssssFiy.
JOSEPH =. DACGHERTT.
FeA. ~. Gsss.