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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-07
MASSACRE OF TANNING.

The New Orleans Bee Of the 18th inst contains
a letter written BY a Mexican General in the army
Of San,s Anna 10 his wife, in which an sccount Of
the massacre or,he troop. under Coils. Planning and
Ward is given with great minu,eness and with
painful par,ieulaniy. The following extracts are
ali that we have room for to-day =
But what an awful scene did the field present
when these prisoners we're executed and fell dead
IN heaps; nd what spectator could view 1t without
horror! They were all young the oldest not more
thsn thirty, and of fine Aond compilations. When
these unfortunate youths were brought 10 fireplace
Of death, their lamentations and the appeals which
they uttered 10 heaven IA their own language with
extended arms kIeelisg. or pos'raie on the EARTH
were such as might have caused the very stones to
cry out with compassion
up. S. This day Palm Sunday, March ~ has
been 10 me a season Of most heartfelt sorrow. Al
sia N the morning the execution Of 4l2 American
o,i,ooers Was commenced, and continued ull .
1 when the las, u the number WIS shot Al eiese1
4 began the operation Of burning the bodies. WIS
/ can tel ~hsn they uill be Consumed assure
you that the number u foreigners who rave fell if
Texas dBrng THE csmpsiga must exceed iooo.-
| we have slill so u them burg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-07

FENlIE MANAGER Of this splendid Equestrian
n and Dramatic Establishment, which gained
unprecedented popularity IN the city OF Now iork
during tho past winter has been induced to comply
with the solicitations of ,luensl Gentlemen from
abroad who have witnessed the performances. and
will make rapid excursion through the principal
Towns IN this section Of the country, and present
their oDder.ll variety Of Fcas many of which,
have never before been attempted on bic side Of iu
Atlantic. Proud Of the distingu shed appreciation
and fashionable Audiences with which they have
been honorcd they have chccrluly incurred large
expense inhnncc s' more the attractions for tho
summer travelling season.
The ARENA IL ne~! end completely fitted '.'',
with numerous company OF EQUESTRlANS,
possessing unequalled talent and Stud Of Hano-
verian and Arabian HOl, ES. which, for bcouiy
and management excel all previous exhibitions ev-
offered here the whole IL accompanied by
superior RaE.i Of Music.
LADIES and GENTLEMEN arc particularly
invited to view the Arena while fitting up. TO prove
to them how comfortably they will be seated, snd
on what n superior plan tins Travelling Establish
ment is erected. II is likewise proper to state.
that the striciest attention will be paid to genliy.
aud neither word nor action introduced that can Of
lehd the most dc.cale susceptible mind; but such
amusemcn's only selected cannot fail to instruct
as we'll as divert tho intelligent aud refined Of eve
~ community.
VIII be EXHIBITED ot RUTLAND. Csc. H.
BEAnANs HOTEL, on SATURDAY, the 1Ith day
of June, foE oNR DAY Only. The porioi nance will
commence al Two o'cLock ~ the afternoon also
at half pasi 7 o'clock in the Esening.
No adnn'tncc To those IN the Evening who liayo
aid IN the day tune without the usual fee.
sETsBONES 80 cents--Chdrcn unde: 10 years
half prce--PIT % ecns without Any distinction
Of age.
The 0b0re rH be Exhibited al U1LLING-
FOhD, Nj Leonocfs Hofet. on FRJD.7Y, The Ion
June.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-07
commissioners Notice.

w + the subscribers being appointed by
w the Hon. Probate Court for the district
Of Rutland, commissioners 10 receive, examine
aud adjust all CLAIMS and des,ands VI all persons
against the estate OF
THOMAS HOOKER,
late Of Rutland, ia said district, decreased, rep
resented losolveni, and also al clsims and de-
msnds exhibited in ofse, thereto; and sir months
from the 22d day Of May inst. being sllowei by
said court cor Ina, purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice ths, We will stlend TO the business
Of our said appointment, at the 8. Fcot's Office
in Rutland, on thu las, Wednesdays Of Jon. and
September next, FROM o'clock on'il O'Clock,
r. 81. on zach Of SAID days.
wM. C. kiTrRiDoE, c
SOLOMON FOOT.
Dated ., Radspd, tbis 27,h dsy of nsy 4.
ID. 1886. ID
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-07

Ia PSsN DYofifa'. The National iu'ei'irea.
,er pvslishes the lsie fepor of tie Secretary ~
the Trrasary. IN reply 20 the resolution, or the
Senate. TIE following iss.c forming part Of
the report, snd marked 4, embraces The principal
fse,s sovgbi for By the inquiry.
sss,srn-ai q ne ~ mon n ths Treasury That
!, ,abisc, To jfsn ths 3iS N-,ch ig36. go fsf 81.
u.-.rts,ns from she rec-l,e loud ,xcIu.isc
q uaarotsiis f9nt) with he 'sssf.i piece, OF de-
possts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-07

~ ihr 'orn "a Saturday Las, pss. Amos wsli.r 10
u barltugi'u, Capt 1hai,leus ruitis scd TO-
u dunip.lief. Nc. Mercy Nshe'ses
IL B.rre. Ni,s hudsh Woo'. q.
w. GIL. iGlh mst. Nr Nm, Weight. 50.
10 Nunu ehcr. Nr joseph Goddard ~ worcss,er. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-07
BOOKS! BOOKS -

flNIlE subscriber is constantly receiving nev 40
u di,ions 70 extensive Book s'oes
Rstl,nd MaylT. W. FAY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-07
WANTED.

~. 900 Ibs. pulled wool wanted. for which
a iaIf prlce will be paid in Goods. sud par Cash.
81 HODGES l. GILMORE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-07

Extract Of another letter from the chief Clerk Of
tho Secretary Of States Office. to L. II. Hall, esq
oi his city, dated
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-07
f'ss f.s .NsH YEA Ereas-s Sius.
LATEST FROM TEXAS

~ ooubis ere removed. The New Orleans pa
pers 10 May l3h ind Mobile TO May iiih. con
's,n fall. simple snd orrio.L details II the great
victory. and reader 1t in fac, more bnlsn, aud
remarkable triumph THAI our previous accounts
Represented.
Frva n, ~ o CON- Eallsftn, Nay II.
GALsrsros nay, April -. ls36.
Since NY last. ouf political situsiion has changed
Oar army under Gen. Houston. a,isekcd division
Il toe MeroRns under the command Of Ssn,a Anna,
Ia person which resulted in the complete des,rue.
uno ofH, sfter Killing about 500 end the same nam
Der taken prisoners together with Santa Anna. al
hIs officers. and his Secretary (Almon,eJ &r. -
Der loss was bot sx killed aud 6ncon Wounded,
tone s,ure dcsd.)
THIS sppcsfs almost impossible, bu, il is true
SAINTS Anna oters 10 acknowledge our iadepend-
cprr. snd let DOR western hunts be- tie Rio Grande.
This had from his own mouth In conversation |
had with him. He i rather uneasy in his present
situation End viii make any promise to get oil; bot
Ve hnrd HIN fast until have ourselves secure !;
and intend TO give another knock in The head TO
another division "a day two and you may look
fpr smother victory proud ~ THE We have
more men for IN tide defeat Of Santa Annals divis-
ION SO had bot = 50 men IN The engagenent--but
such a hatchery do no, want TO see again, our ri.
Gcusn charged ou the artillery and killed every man
that Vgs serving at The cannon. We took several
mule LOADS at money. and great quantity of other
goods aud baggage &c.
have not received the draft for the goods sold
The goyemmcni; par: Of the cabinet was in the
field bot will have It adjusted in few DAYS and
scHd u TO yuu. | vii also sie,, your city soon aud
be able to settle all. In case that want any thing
seb, down. will write you when and where.
With due respect ! remain you're, &c.
JuuN !. IdHS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-07
roRr or GALVESTON April 30,

Colonel Tnp,e'-
Dear SIR You doubtless have heard uf splcn-
did aud decisive victory gained the i: inst. by
Gcu. Houston over Santa Anna aud hts frccs -
Santa Anna. Col. Almon,e, Gen. Cos and some
other officers prisoners. The enemy had about
600 killed. and about 500 or 600 are prisoners; a
bout 30 officers were killed on the field. Dor loss
wes killed aud | | wounded. Wonderful dispar.
uy
Signed, Dawn G. EuEsEr,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

The Democratic State Convention
favorable 20 the election Of Martin
Van Buren, and Richard VI. Johnson
as President and Vice President Of the
United States, yesterday nominated
the following gentlemen as electors o
President and Vice President for the
State Of Maryland Jas. A. Stewart
Edward Lloyd. John r. II Worthing.
ton. William Ffick, Dr. Allen Thomas
Joseph HOLMAN, Washington Duvall
John n. Brook, VIM. A. Spence, Col
Hugh Ely.--BqH. I'm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

ENy virtue Of The authority vested IN me
- by deed u trust, exscuied By walter
D. sslsJ, zoe the beoe6s of JOba wysong,
dsisd Deeembef J0th, l-26. sod duly re-
corded ~ the Clerks Office % jefferson
county. I shall expose % public safe. 10 The
highest bidder, fof cssh. bsfoFs the door q
Daniol Entlef's tsvsrn, w. sbePherdsioSn o,
on saturday tho islb day of juns beat,
- Lot or parcel or Land,
coata,ntnr - acres. foods. snd ~ poles,
~ ing part 81 the tfsct conveyed - anaEs.
Th,s lsnd sdloias The lsud II 0nFsd Lsebii-
der. Moier, snd Others. silhin Oas biis snd
a halt q shephsrl.tosn.
LEWIS 4. ~ sONC. Tvssiss
MAJ =. isJ6 Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

ODD FELLows.-Ths Virginia Lodge,
No. !. Of IndepeAden, Odd Fellows, celebrated
their third annivenary at Harpsrs-Fsrry, on
Wednesday the 18th instant The body march
ed in procession, with appropriate banners and
music, through the principal streets, to the
Methodist Church, where a suitable GRAFTON
was delivered By Mr.. BAILEY Of Baltimore
The fraternity then dined at tho hotel Of Mr..
Gibson, where, aided BY tho eOlivening notes
Of the Amateur Band, many toasts were drank
and the afternoon was spent in social hilarity
We believe the scenes Of the day passed of
pleasantly 10 those engaged, and members
from distance wsrs highly gratiied with the
excursion and the celebration.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
IMPORTANT SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
At Harpcrs-Ferry, Virg'a


Am the first day Of June sext. the under
~ signed ~ special comnsssioncr.. appoint
ed by decree Of the Court Of Chsncsry, will
expose. at public sale, to the highest bidder.
on the prcm,scs, the following highly valuable
LOTS in the town Of fiarpers-rerry, in ths
County of Jefferson and State Of Virginia. part
Of tho real eetate Of James b. Wager, Esq.
viz:
No I. \ vacant lot CO feet front and bind
ing shout On feet in depth on the sbvt,nent of
the viaduct connecting the Baltimore and Obi,
Rail Road with tho Winchester and Potomac
Rail Road.
No. 2. A lot with an old frame warehouse
on ia. near to and froniing ON III, same street
as No. l, - feet with present depth VI about
ca feet
No. }. A lot on the same street t3i feet
front, and same depth NJ 1 and 2, with good
dwelling house of Stone. These lot, arc
susceptible of further extension indefinitely m
depth by waliing into the Potomac river.
No. \. lot fronting the u. s. Arsenal, 90
feet 10y about lje feet. binding on a cross
street. On this lot are-rested the spae,ou,
frame buildings occupied and known As 4 Ho-
tel for the last 30 years.
No. 5, o, Z, :, 9, 10, IL, vaeant lots on
the aforesa.d cross street, varying IN front
from ~ feet to ga feet, and running back
from l2O TO 2OO ie.t Ia alleys.
No. -. The new mansion house, with .
large garden lot about ITO by lI0 feet
NJ. ~ n ~. Vacant lots On Shenandoah
street, j.. feet and ~ feet by about 30 feet.
No Is 4 10. Two lots - by - and - hy
20. With comfortable dwelling houses &C
frame.
The town Of IIarrcrs-rc-ry is situated AZ
the confluence Of the Potomac & Shenandoah
rivers, and ut the essterunost outlet Of IN.
great alley Of Virginia. contains about 2OoO
inhabitants, - tho scat OF tho 4. =. Armnry.
and enjoy, a water power on the two rivers
aimost without limit. In addition Ia IN MATT
raj advantages, its Importance n n place IT
trade, Will bc immensely ausmouted by the
great public works, which now connect 1t
with III. City Of Baltimore snd the District of
Columbia on the one hand, aud the Fertile
valleys of the Potomac and Shenandoah aud
the Coal region Of Cumberland on the other.
viz; the two Rail Roads above mentioned and
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Some oC
the lots now To be sold, are in immediate con
ncNion with these works, and the other ia
and near 90 the centre OF business.
u Is rorely that capitalists have 90 desirable
an opportunity for investment aud speculation
n that now presented To them.
The sale will Ice made on the premises
tLo lay above named, and will DC continued
from day 10 day until completed.
The terms src one third IN hand--the
manning two thirds ia two equal payments IN
3 and Il months, the purchasers To give bonds
for the deferred payments, Ia he secured by
Withholding the title until all the purchA,s
money shall have been paid.
ANDREW KENNEDY,
Jos T. DAUGIIERTi,
COmBiissionsIS.
Charlcsiown, Joir Co Va. ,
March -, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
NOTICE

HINDER the suthofity granted IN the e.
hove Set he quota % legrFson county
hes been increased by the sdditios ~ the
sum of s11G ~. The School Commission
ers q TIE County ere therefore requested 10
attend q meeting, 81 The ususl place, in
Ckarlsstoun, on Friday The 10th - Jubs
BsEt 30 take into eonslterstioo the aost suit
sbls spplieailea 81 the pegtioa az The suFplua
slletisf q a. eounsy. A fuil susa5aase 10
vsry assirsbls. May rs, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
SIDeOwOI, yy1oOIIem Factory

gTNiiE undersigned having vented abe aboVe
n establishment. one mite from Smitbhoij
are nov really ~ receive WOOL. o. %
ssrdsd 90 manufactured iuto Any kind q Htuh
that may BE- ordered ID customers.
Wool may bo ieft AZ Mr. " Keyes' Store,
CharlestowB, where The Rolls will b. return
81 once q week They have 10 Their employ
frst-raie hand, and boTe. hJ strict attention
a. business, % merit shafe u patfouage.
They Will pay Tho market prize, IN cash, for
Wool. GRANTHAN 4 BARNS
e. We take tbs opportunity 10 return uur
thanks 10 the ptible for The enroursgeGsnt
uhich we have received in our Milling con-
cern. We will oontmuo ~ grind Wheat u
ths usual rates u and y ben desired. scI,d
"a aud make returns ~ uuf cirt0uiefa We
sill also purchase W hssi, for ~bich - ~iil
pay cssh q q b.
Apui 81. ls1G-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
JeHers0ss C0ssssfy, B,s.
SPRTMo aAOD0

KX/II.L sommsnce on Tuesday the 3isi
Wv May. 1885, and continue three days.
First day. . swsePstakc. for 4 years cid,
mile hssts, entrance ti00, half forfeit, -four
sueseribsrs and closed. Same day. sweep
county, $40 each. p. p. Eve subscribers and
closed.
Second day. rropristor's purse, 900, mile
hesh. estrsnee Slo Same day, q Sweep
''ske Ter colts and allies, , years old, $50
sntranee, half forfeit, 4 setries and closed.
Third DAY, PrOpristor's Purse 5000. two
mile heats, entrance 800. same day, .
swesP.,sks, FREQ for oil ssss, feather upon
each, sac entrance, to nsme ard close by
I I o'clock on that day.
The rsees TO be governed BY tho rules Of
The Jefferson County Jockey Club. From
the number OF fine horses In training. good
sport 10 expected.
wM. MOORE, Proprietor.
May 10. 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
stray Hare.

STRAfED from the residence Of the ,ub.
~ scriber, oesr Bunkers-II.il, Berkeley
courty, on the lst Of April last, = SORREL
MARE, with four white feet-hesvy name
aud long tail-sbout Is hands high yesr.
old, snd hes q star in her forehead. A re-
ward Of $40 will bs given to any person no
will deliver safely 10 me said mare, OF Sc
cure her 30 that I shall get her a. ain; aud
any information concerning her will be
thankfully received. She vas seen about )
days shsr che lsft me in the neiEhbor hood OF
the Whits-house, and IL 10 probable she b.
still sonewhe IN that neighborbood.
wM HOLIDAY.
Bunkcrs Till, May 10, ls16-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
~ .9CT.


.fbproarfaffua hse surplus RervHHe Of he Lite
rtirg FUHd-Passed March 92d, 1856
lbs " ENACTED NJ TBE GENERAL AssEn-
No hLY, That all the surplus revenue Of
ibe Literary Fund. unsPproprialed at this
time, or which may hereafter accrue, shall
DO annuslly added TO the fuOd granted 10 the
Primary schools, end be appropriated a.
mongOst the several counties end corpora
tons entitled thereto, IN the same manner
and in the same rattle ~ Is now directed by
law Prosidsd, Tbat the School Commission
srs in the several counties, cities, towns, or
borouEhs msy, Nhsrs there are colleges or
sc ade nies. or where there may be hereafter
established by Law. spply the additional fund
rcrsated by tbs act 20 the colleges OF seade.
mes within their respective counties or cor
pOfatlons; Presided, That no portion II the
sum herein appropriated shall be used or sp-
Piled 70 the building of any sesden,y or col
legs. .aad ps0vidsd siso, That " here thereare
more than one Incorporated scsdemy or COL
lege IN sny county. city. town, or borough
then the said commission nay divide The
sans rstesbiy. IN their discFeiioa, between
such colleges and academies. u shall be
the duty u the trustees of such college or
academy % make aHnuai repott 20 the
President aRd Directors % the Literary
Fund, of the manner IN Which such ap-
preparation v enpioJed BY then, snd "
shalt be lawful fos the ssid PresiGsn ~ end d.
Fcciors, 81 snJ time, ZOE good cause. "a sus-
pend OF revoke such appropriation, and d.
rect the same 90 the use ~ the primary
schools within Sad county or eorporstion
,. Do " 6iriksr sHseis5. That this set IL 10
be Understood - apPFopfipiiug only The sDr.
plus revenue Whieh accrued 10 tho yer end
inE the thirteen ~ September. eighteen hun
dred snd ihirty-hvs sud which shall snnuai-
~ aecfue thereafter.
3. This aet shall be 90 foree from its pass.
sgs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

Tleksh oHiy $40, Hair,S -, QaotsrS 81 ~.
tCF- Certiiicates of Packages 81 25 whole
tickets 10 shares In proportion.
For Tickets and Shares, or Certificates Of
Packages in the above Lotteries. address
ID. s. GREGORY 4 co.
Successors TO Yates h MIntyre) -danagsrs,
wAsBscroS CIS, ID. &.
e. ORDERS from distance promptly at
tended to, and the Drawings sent as usual.
April %, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

Capt Roberts, Highland Bluss Of winehes-
ter, passed down the Rail Road yesterday, b
meet At IarPsu-Ferry Cap; Carmaek's Ever
hart Grsys. from Frederick City. Aflsr din
ing together ct Mr. Fitzsimmons' Hotel, ths
two companies proceeded IOwinebssssr. 70 take
part IN TIE military exercises Of tho season.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

BY reference To another column, il will be
seen, that in the distribution Of the surplus re
venue Of the Literary Fund, Jefferson County
Is entitled TO the sum Of 1896 81, TO be aP-
Piled either to academies or primary schools
As the Commissioners may determine. Thi.
addition, though small, will not be without ia
beneficial influence. Whatever may have
been the effect elsewhere, we can state with
confidence that much good has been done in
this county. Schools have been kept up, which
must otherwise have failed for want Of sup
port, and the field Of knowledge has been open
ed to many, who, but for this, would have been
trable darkness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

CoNGRESs.-The proceedings Of Congress
are often too dull and prolix to attract the at
tention Of readers generally, and therefore it
is We seldom give very copious extracts. This
week we draw more largely than usual. The
report upon Abolition-the affairs Of Texas
and the defenees Of the Southwestern from
,ier-prsssht topics Of interest to every citi-
zen Of the country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
NOTICE.

DARENrs. Guardians, and Ms.,er.. are
II hereby warned not 10 suffer their chill
dreo, wsrds. or apprentices, to ssy.., In s.y
~ssssv upon ny sueios~sss an greatly an
noyed by = certain description Of p.rsons
vho injure and destroy my fencing. sc. All
,seh ! am determined 10 pro,eeuts. TO the
full extent Of the Law.
s. ID. BRIsCoE.
Piedmont, May &c, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
Valuable SEIIl Property
ron RALu

q WILL ell. on accelerate terms, thst valu-
u sbls Mill Property. near tbs shsnsndosi
river, called "The Bloomery Mil" srd ~
scrss ~ isbd sitssbcd thereto. TIE NIL y
siuaisd on . nsvsF-gaiiisa stream ~ WaisF,
N q hrsi rate ssction - e0uetfy i0f shsai,
only three miles from ~ Wipchesisf sod
Poaomss Rad Hosd. sad ihs ssms distance
from The county sat, Chafisstosn. A FAR
thsr dssrrtptioa y dssusd pnnsfsssafY. o.
ne psopsrtg - 80 veil hnoWn. Fof iufihsr
particaiafs, call on thc subscriber. st ths
FIou ,ns sgfisg, hsaF Chsfissfosn. "
kAnON a. sNtDLH
ApfH 7. fs1G--m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
Masonic Notice.

MOUNT Nebo Lodge, No. 81, viii eele-
I'VE brate the snniverssry OF st. John the
Baptist, az sbePhsrdstown, OF Friday the
oath OF June noxt. An GRAFTON will be de-
Iivered by Brother JoHs A. THOMPSON. Tho
members of neighboring Lodges, and all
brethren in regular standing, are invited to
attend. DANIEL ENTLER,
JOSEPH SMITH,
II. II. swRARiNGEN,
NJ s. BROWN,
May 10, 1896 Committee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

4 Cort paper states that The tide Of emf
raton 70 The New World runs strongly This
year. Canada y stated TO b ths place Of
ess1'natioa, and two vessels which sailed 81
Ms last date carried nearly 900 pas,sngoss.--
The Uai,sd States, however, = daily rsosiv-
ing large seces,ions from this source.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

81 sNtHFV ~ ~Aaesst A4gWs
gTNHg Women is about 50 years u sgs, We
n " stout snd healthy rss spin, eook
and sssh. sad bears = good shafscter. The
BOZ ! , yssss ed, ueeOmnosly setive, =
good rider, aed . great peouadfel laquire
81 the PkiNfEh
May 90, 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26


WANTS faBaeea. IiUuckS Panarca,
- Hygean syrup, Lsr0qpes syrup.
E1tract buebu. Estfsrt ssrsapsrilia,
Cube bs--Copaisi shd ssrsapafilln,
tIenryh Magnesia,
Apoths Hall Magnolia,
Batlers Apcrient Nagnesia,
Lss's Essonee Musiad.
Hays Pile Iinnament. Balm ~ COiumbia
Nacsssar OF. Fsssnfe ~ Tyre,
Wsrd's HaW OF. Digestive Ehzsr,
Indian speci6e, syrup of LissrUofi.
Howsnd's Tone AiStvfe,
Oh Cubehs. usflatn On
Barbados Tar, iFsth Salad OF.
Aqua Ampnis. inieihle ink,
Cod Pressed Castor OIL,
Suighste Quihne,
" tsbead's Fssenre of Mustard,
Csnuinc Acoustic OF OH OfiEaemm,
Oh e TsnseY Thompsou's RSs " nter,
Transparsat Vsrp,sh. With . large and
fuii sUppiy II sli articles Belonging toe Drug
store, sut b 81 Pants, Otls. Use stuff. ks.
received snd for ssis 81 YOuNC's Drug d
Medicine Store
Hsrpsn-Fery. Nay 70, i-1s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
FARM ron SALE.

IUlE subscriber offers, at private sale. hi-
Il FARM In the vicinity Of Leeto~n. JEFF
ferson county, Va, containing about 500
ACRES-one-third Of which is ia good
wood Land. The Improvements consist Of
comfortable Dwelling House, and ali othe T
houses necessary for farming operations. -
Person, disposed 10 purchase, are invited TO
view the premises.
GILES F COOKE
May 10, l536.-f.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

The packet ship South America. arrived al
New York, has brought London papers Of the
18th April, and Liverpool OF tho l6lh. We
have not room for details. Spanish affairs arc
yet unsettled.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

The Rocks MUS for Rent.
THE Grit MIL sn5 ssw Niii n Jsas'son
county o. 40 shsnsueosh klFsf, esiongng
20 ne heirs II Ds. toha ~. Lssa, shl BE-
rsaisd froa ne ioth asy % lgly bsst
MART LEWiA
March 10, 1s3s-R