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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11
I wish 10 Purchase.

Wish 10 Purchase,
A YOUNG NEGRO NAN 70, q Ter. hand.
"A Also, . Boy Of u OF Is ysars Of are. On.
wAo he's been brought up 10 the house wssll b
preferred.
wanting them for my own use, hey must
have fair ehsrsetsn-s and q liberal price viii
b sivss. Apply BY letter. or 10 psrson. 10
ANDREW KENNEDY.
Char,sssows, April IL, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11
A COTILLioN PARTY

Wal be given At Capt. NJ. TMoMrsos. Hotel on
Friday evening next( April l2)-for which occa-
son the arrangements are such a. to ensur. 10
gentlemen and ladies who. may honor Us with
their presence the highest degree Of amusement
and pleasure. THE MANAGERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

Moald Boards.
HVBK sssssfissss hsys 81 hasf e sspsir e
~ AsCeraiskS s0uLB eoAnDo
= y. 6. W. AIaQnFTB
Nussh IL, lesB
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

FOR RE.VsT.
fsHs 'no'crieer wishes to rent. TO Q rood
"a .es'ut or tenants for one year. hi. vel
ing "ouss auaehed to hts store house, 10 South
Bolivar. aa4 will give Po>>..,.oo on the Ar, A,
OF April next Th. Dwslling per, for rso,
eonsnis Of i've rooms add hrst-rate brieh IA
chen ~ 10 well calculated for one i...e f.~,-
!! os boarding house. 80 lao small tan,I,...
u ~ eohiisuous 10 Capt. HALLS Ride FACTORY.
aoa one mile from Hsrpers-Ferry. ver tsras.
sPPiy 10 the subscriber Of his store
GEORGE KooNCE-
sonih Bolivar. Fsh %. Is3a.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11
Large Lottery.
50, 900 DOLLARS!
Htgh Capital!

epAssxssdria Lstisry. fos Isssvusi Iapssvo.
nasts b The District u Cslsobia.
Class 8, fes 1880 Mes
~ Ballots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11
n TRACT OF LAND.
4 SHALL TRACT

lying on the railroad, shout half a mil, fron
hsrPe"fsry. THIS piece Of land ~ Improved
by several TENENENTs. and - valuable from
n' convenient distance from the Fsrr,. Aford,nz
residences for the workman 81 the Ferry wh,,.
rents are high and houses difficult To be proevr-
ed. Thera are several eonyspiept End ne,sr.
fnilin0 sar,aS. an "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

NHTlI.L Be oGsrsd, 81 public sale, 10 NE
w highest bidder. bsfers lhs door 81 Csr.
tsr's hotsl, W ChsFIssssvn, - JssaAsv fks Issa
issfs-f, (bsiog seurt say.) the
HOUSE AND LOT
Bslsseiss = The heirs o. Bostos nsdlar. deed,
situated few rods south q the PFssbyisnas
Chsrsh "a Chsrissisws.
TsFms uilI bs nsds kbovn on The day 81 sals
Bals - eommspes af 2 s'eloek ~ The aftsrnooa
RETER J. J0HNsT0N.
Apgii 4, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

THE nnderneBed. having been appointed bv
The County Court Of Jefferson, a Constable
ior The Southera division Of the county, respect
ialiy offers his services 10 The public IN lhai ca
Paeny. He pledges himself that all business
snasa,.sd 70 has care sAau BE- promptly and faith
fully sfispded 10.
FRANCIS ". RAwLlNs.
ChaFlesiovh, ARnl n. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11
n TR.9CT OF E.f.y.D

containing about 100 ACRES and Adjoin-
ing The lands Of Peter MILLER This land lie.
about one mile snd half below Hsrper,-rsrry,
and can at modsrats expense DO made valus.
Die "a A ara farm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11
A Tract OF Timber Lnmd.

LYING two miles from She phe rdstown. and in
Washington county. THIS land I've. on the Po-
tomae RIVER. is Of the first quality. aud YER,
heavily Timberrd. The tract contsin, Iso
ACRES. and would make . handsome and
productive farm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

UBEhC SALE.
ahk sueserisss viii oGsr. ~ publie sale. ..
sawssy ~ aofh iass.s, a his sssiSs,es
- seisvar, all he Hossshoid aad Kheksu PuSo,-
tee. s,eek. As., soossslas q
ons hahogssy sssrstsFy snd nooh.c...
Oas haheEasy ei6sbeafd--i Busssu-
oee par q Eipsis Diaing Tshlss,
Dining 80 Brsatfsst Tables,
Tee toSsa Wistsor cAnirs.
ssvsEat fsathsF Beds. ne6ding 4 gsJsisaSs.
stoves, sd varsity q al tinds Of Kitchen
see ssses turniturs sseesssry for bouss- keeping.
As@ah let 81 Gers snd Rys 81 ths bushsf
aeegi 1890 IL ~ gsoi Baena-LarA
hisss ~ Bses--eos Cart o4arly nsw.
ssFsaesf $50 shovsi PioaKhs.
Weea Le4dsr-oae Mars sn4 csIt
q g'ea Aaeh Csws. ss~s With calves b. their
Il Hess Breed sovs ssd Pig.
ALSO,
FEE IowBn AND LOT
ses eesu2g. u nos ssid 81 psivs,a sals hafsr.
.as eeih insl uill thss BE- aGsrrS a pubiie 80.
- lseent - ssneys y tAs Wet early n hssv.
- eesve property siii ~ so fss Fsaly 49,
~ nais - esaasaes q ~ e'elsak, NJ esse
vsslees-H untavprabis. en Ne nsns sosisv.
Apya u. lsle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

VfHE ss@Yaay uaasS ny sonaaa1 V srAsgea
20 psrsss 10 fFost 81 Jssob shssiEs IA
vsFn, - saturday the 97tA u his meath, pre-
sissly ~ u o'slock.
April Z. 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11
A TRACT OF LAND.

lad Oh Tor 100 Acres OF excellent .YsaSO,s
sa1, and veil ~Atered. This tract lies about
10 miles from Rhoren'Viile, in wsshinK,cs
county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11
A TRACT

coet.iains 100 ACRES OF LAND, 90 Of -hl.h
70 IN 6rsi-rsss Timber. This land /. Of .uo.,,o,
quality. equal 10 any IN wsshinstoa county. s.d
sdjoin' the farm OF The Rev. Mr.. Adams. To.
person wishing . small. hrst-rsis farm, hi,
tract A desifahfa 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11
TrseSs or L.A.V.D,


l6LGwc5s and lLcGc.
Lying 10 sid ieus. A psrtisslsr ds.sfip,loo
o, ms property uil Be pssssstsa 80 q fstsrs
advertisement.
The subscriber hss rot gives - foil ssd p,,.
i'euisr description Of the property IN ,sn "a
Vsfissmsnt - be sould sish. bsesss. a ,ve,,lA
sWsil 'hs sdTertisssssnt 70 . great isnFth. bu,
- invites aI persons DESTROYS o. pafsh sssss 20
sHa@ine The propsFiy bsfors TIE dss ~ sale.
nat ihsy HsJ b prepared " BID so@stAisE l.ks
= fsis pftes.
ne Ts.s # sais ass, sss-s6ird 10 ss,k. sas.
'hifd - Gee ysaf, aat oas-ihird IN tuo gsar,.
s'sh intsrsss fron ths esy q sale. ths psr.
enasef . give notss vita good sscufiiy, % be
approved ~ The Trustee. The properly o. 81
eoavsJsd aflsf 81 Ne psrebsss sssssy Il pss...
JOHN MCPHERSON, T,v -.
" sf - q @sg - nscesssFy foF . . A a..
wfA Gel NePherssa 10 the soov 1900. =.
se@pls's Ne tde 70 sny q t.ss .,,os.s,~ - \.
s''s, astss As forsgoiag ID sssti.s1sst. I IA
john y.spBERsos sR,Es
s-'s'F'-s pssi~s' n ,saa Br,ss. "a ,.s,lv.,, =.
sist n a. Suka .A1.Fksrssa. A..'s
Ese. -, 49, IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11
Razor SsrapS.

- ANDERsoN'S celebrated Razor strop-
- coepsr's Compasses, Tro~els, Traces aud
Hams, Grain Shoveis and Garden Hoe,
F. Nc. 4 G. ". AiSQUITH.
April 4. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11
A Tract Of Land,

Ly'aS N Berkeley county. Va on the Potomac
ri'er, sbOu, ave miles from Cissrprins. Thm
land :, veil Tinbsrsa. and hes on q 80 s-use-
"'s deposit Of IRON ORE. wbeh Eeolo-
s'sis have proeoonesd Of . pure sod rich quality.
me subscriber will also sell. 81 the sane time
sDd place, several snail
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11

Pine .3plfe Cheese,
NiGs. Raisins. aud Almonds, for sale BY
T. NJ. L. w. AIsQUtTH.
April 4. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-11
8 EDNCE CE TlVv,

Contain'at $50 ACRES, lying adjoining tn
the land Of David Ru.srh aud Thouss. IA W a,k-
'nston county. The soil is superior. and w.lI
produce wheat equal 10 quantity and quality 10
any land IN the county. ThH is highly de,i.
rso'e irse' OF Lsnd TO any person wishing TO Sc
cure q small and productive farm
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
S Z L L C. T Z D

LOTTERY Ticket Aneedote I'm the early
part of the reign of King George IL. the
footman of lady of quality, under the alb
surd inlatuation of a dream, disposed of the
savings of the last twenty years of his life
in two tickets, which proving blanks, after
few melancholy days, he put an end TO
his life. In his box was found plan of the
manner in which he would spend the five
thousand pound prize, Which his mistress
preserved as a curioslty:-
Gas soon as have received the money,
III marry Grace Ferrars, but as she has
been cross and coy, | III use her as SER
want. Every morning she shall get me u
mug of strong beer with toast, nutmeg
and sugar in it; then | will sleep till ten,
after which will have large sack posset
NY dinner shall be on the table by one,
and never without IA good pudding. l'l
have good stock of wine and brandy laid
In; about five in the afternoon m have tarts
and jeilies. and gallon bowl Of punch; at
ten, hot supper of two dishes; if | am in
good humor, and Grace behaves herself,
she shall sit down with me. To bed about
twelve" ,.- ..-..
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
BATH, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1889.

The t'fiteen gallon law" is creating
quite an excitement, and prosecutions for
violating it, occur almost daily. The more
respectable part Of the community are us
ing their beat endeayors TO sustain it, while
the rum-selIIng, rum-dlinking, aud moho-
cratic banditti are doing all in their power
10 prevent its execution. When the 'Slri-
ped Pig is not gruuting in the gutter, it
squeals with rage most terribly. do hope
for the honor of Massachusetts that every
friend of good order viii be at his post dur
ing this season. in particular.
The anti-slavery cause progresses stead
lily. wish it success, and sincerely hope
that the good souls who are so anxious 10
raise the slave to an equality with his mas
Ter, will not forget the man and maid-ser-
wants in their own employ. How many of
these faithful souls have seen performing
dIudee,ies Of reputed hGdies and grniiemen
and sustaining a relation to them every way
as humliating as that of the southern slave.
Many young seryant-giIl, with good
mind, and an education superior to that Of
a mistress who has never taken the pains
TO find it out, is not permitted even TO sit
down in the parlor if that mistress be pies
ent Wonder if there are kitchens and
parlors in heaven, or will these poor souls
rest ia "Abrahams's bosoln," While those
who have received their good things in ibis
life will look up to them in despair. Yc
favorites Of fortune, both in this city and
country, loose every burden, break every
yoke, and favor your servants, and all I'M
der your authority, as the God Of heaven
honors his!
This is famous place for music We
have it day and night. A band is hired by
the city to play on the Common two even
ings in week, during the season. Then
there are Clubs and Societies, ,ehearsals
and concerts without number.
| don't know whether these city folk:
are remarkable for beauty or not. TIL,
young gentlemen are thin and very light
but it is my impression they grow here till
they are quite elderly, for the gray-headed
ones are big enough for Aldermen. The
ladies are generally of light complexion
and sprightly countenance. would not
wish to fat,er them, but the very prettiesi
Of them are almost as handsome as the
"down east" girls. =.
Boston, July %. DAN.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
From our Extra Of Saturday ldst]
Gen. EsEsAEEsEH, EE4EOvECgs,
<EGgoM FT0teElim.1
REPORT Of COMMITTEE

The peculiar interest manifested IN rela-
ton to the case of Gen. Bralish, in this
place and elsewhere, induces us 10 antici-
pate the day OF our regular publication, In
order 10 carry into effect, the wish Of our
citizens, as expressed by the meeting Of
last evening, which was composed of the
most respectable and discriminating por-
ton of our citizens.
We may here remark, that Gen. Brat
ish was stranger in this place, and the
only interest he excited, was occasioncd
by the intelligence and learning he exhibit
ed in his interesting aud useful lectures
The Committee, as will be seen, consisted
Of some of our most respectable and tall
en,ed ciiizens, without distinction Of party
or religion. i he investigation was neces-
sarily carried on under many disadvantages
TO the General, and without any evil
dence being furnished by him; aud all the
evidence procured, which is ample, was
produced by friends or gel,llemen at the
instance of the Committee; and we believe
the Committee have arrived at their con-
cusious, mostly, from evidence furnished
by those opposed TO him. 1t Is nothing
more than just for us to remark, that the
evidence brought forward, and read to the
meeting gives ample proof that from
the moment Gen. B. first set foot upon our
shores, he has been the subject Of a base
foreign official persecution, most unjust,
cruel and ungenerous. The legitimate
fruits of this cunning and abo,unable sys-
tenn, has been that many of our editors and
pat of our community, have made them
selves auxiliary 10 cause, that they would
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25

The Cattle are Coming. Five hundred
head Of fine beeves have left the State of
Missouri to come east
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25

"a Why is stick of candy like horse!
Because the more you lick it the faster ii
goes. -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
BY ELISHA CT A R K { i.

= TEeMs.-Two dollars ifpaid within six months
or 81 SO if delayed until after the year expires
No paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid
except a, the optic olthe publisher.
All communications to insure attention, must be
directe to the editor. postage paid.
tip The editor will be responsible for errors in
advertising, in no instance, beyond the amount
charged for insertion.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
THE TELEGRAPH

IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
oFFIcE--ovER DIR. YIELDS STORE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25
REPORT

y" hETOh +. :.
The Committee appointed in relation TO
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25

In the House Of Representatives March ~, $3.50
Rsad and passed- Il. HAMLlN, Speaker.
In SeEale March l3, 1859.
Read and passed
JOB PRINCE, President.
March Il, 1889. approved.
JOHN FAIRFIELD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-07
May "a
Red ,SuIubur .Syriugs IN


fE Public respectfully informed that the Boarding Esia
bsment, this place, prepared for tho reception Of
Visitors, of which thus early, in reply inquiries
from of the United States. The improvements
having largely extended since last and uncommon
ccn tSkrn only defects abuses
" crcpt from Inefficient management other
bat nso Introduce possible Improvement for
curing the comforts OF the guests whether pursuit OF health or
pleasure the hesitate thai the &c
s II those of other ESTABLISHING nj within
supplies all kinds proydcd and notwIih
standing the scarcity Of provrndcr This country an hnn
been tcured Nj A. Gibson. assisted by Mr. H. john
Mr. Weekes will b. entrusted with the manascmoEt-a
udvanag eousy known the Public The hest cooks
blkcf selected
inston aud Richmond
The Bathing establishment will be remnlcllcd aud arranged
supply for Baths OF temperature desired The
conducted ou the Mineral Spring and yields copura
supply. ,
The virtues Rcd Sulphur may be hest aceriancd
nvaGs who hive derived benefit from their
different times made by hlsin,o rested
pamphlet pub
,hcd the aarncd Dr. H. Hunt of Washington Who finally be
came ZEAL after having acquired envabe fame
in his profession: -
Sulphur Springs is situated in latitude "a deg ga 10
Monroe cuunty, V.n about 20 miles South west OF Union
which is the Government for the county.
Durins my the Red Sulphur day was devoted TO
tho CATION various diseases hich afflicted the
at that place, noting particularly the effect OF tic water ID The
different diseases.
1.-The Rcd sulphur water ia decidedly
chronic nammaiion ranQuzSS rfatun mud reduces
of the pulse in the astonishing IL has
considered peculiarly adapted 10 The Of rumonry DIS
has beneficial Influence most
whether seated in the stomach,
liver Spleen kidneys, bladder, and most particularly
n the membrane.
'Tu Nature remedy capable C more
cGnieffd
diseasesn WIN. BURKE, Proprietor
l-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-07
SAFE Of rui4ujis Lands in The counties IF HenTico ana
Chesterfield


conformity authority vested in us BY Decree oil the I
curt Superior Court aud Chanccy for tho county oten
e ani cy Of Richmond, pronounced on the aph Of np
9 depending, ia the first OF which, homas
Underwood Lucy W. his wife Lucy w Cocko md others
a;e at Benjamin Sheppard, late Sheriff Of HenGo, ana
the Of bowler Cooke ana bowe
CosSe dee aud others a,e defendants in the second OF
"ch Benz Sheppard, late sheriff OF Hennco county, ana
e administrator non, With the will annexed OF bo"ief
y" hs ~ Others defendants, we shall proceed 10 sen
public auction tbs premises, to the highest bdue on uo
Jay! Vie ai fully next, at O'Clock, n M, a,,, ." '
AL Bowler Cooke died. seized and possessed ana eaira
erru Piaias Sir hundred and ceres DC The
"e less This land ado'ns The anos Of 'e nooe,i s
M City Of Richmond and on The ROAD ieadng h'on t ~ W
ChEe. Ciy The purchaser WI have INC pViese
osen coo OF wheat the land this FALL and VIII DO emu
~ ful the LIST day OF January next
e made on the following terms, VIZ lot cash Us 10
a Of Thousand three hundred and T t Inv of
eU interest 81 500, part tEcieof iom the
Ap, 9 until the day OF safe all the proper COST
aai sas an 10 the residue OF inc
credit 0! one three years from the day OF
credit PAYMENTS 10 be secured bonds with one or more
securities and the title retained additional security LOT "
Cred; payments. .,,-,.L
We shall proceed the same day. at the honr
", The premises at public auction to the
der ,.iTact containing Three Hundred and Egs
9re iyin: Swamp, IN the county OF
aug Of Edward o. Watkins and oihers ara Oh
sr.c died and and which, by his w -
directed sold for tho OF h debts ana wnieh n
p2o.i. neatly opposite TO Turkey isiaho, INC
Robert Pickett, on Ja.Lcs River.
THIS tract will DO the following terms W.: Tor cas
10 an equal MI the proper COSTS charges anu
ma"Hs the sale, aud to the residue "' 'he al, :;
on cfe, OF and three from Inc gay VI
equal nuueais Bonds, with appf' yea
10 be cedi, instruments and the e 70 me ud ~
he retained until whole purchase DE ia'
offered undessncd represented TO be very 'au
SAMUEL TAYLOR, \
Il. r. DANIEL,
ROBERT G. SCOTT,
Maya t7-tdsl Ccnnssontrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-07
Nitro 10 mu tate Clients.

WY ,cn,aucc OF The office Judge Of the Supreme Court Of
,e,, 10 which elected by the General Assembly dur
in The lat Winter precun. further attention TO my probes
oaa business. confici TO the care OF my end
Lon Ed and Robert G. Stanad Both OF them wiIl
@ tia, of Appeals, and my son viii attend 10
,s IA -, aai Circuit Court oil henfico VI ths
.eo, have heretofore appzcd many OF my late Clients by
-, the necessity Of future correspondence on the
,uisct deem /, proper give the notice OF II IN tins iom
In .. IN which the have been fully paid no turiher lee
those which the fees are due IN who'e
Of a.r thew paid successors Al their request
sac Ina. where the wholly unpaid and the Client desires 10
employ other counsel they will not hold him accountable 10 en
un he wishes their services also. But in such cases. us e1
ec,ed will fore the next session oil the Court OF
Aop thi. place. the st OF November neS) inform them, or
one Of them Of purpose OF employing other counsel
Foelns thing respecting the services th nay le
Clients NAV ffo my son. and referring them to information
y tia, subject from other sources WIN equal
pac and confidence state that those they may expect o .e
a. and industry Of Mr Lyons will leave them
regret the loss OF mine n,,r er,x,pD
2-St
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:, gssxs,s.As aslFCfasE.
=, M THE HicHaoYD ENQUIRER

rrpus or THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
rSs E>apIxsa is published three times aoeek du
ssssim e the State Legislature, and t'otee meek
o. tic rest If the year.
.'As ' rEfMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
D,I,r. ssr aaa9a, aad Three Dollars for six months,
an % 10 ms Office may DO RENTED per mall in good and
R,as n,es the risk Of the Editor; The postage o. all
- ,ae Vrasrs.-Crhe postage of single letter
% to tho writer. 1t is the accumulated post
business which operates az serious tax upon
i elliott ~ g., nina ,,,ers annually shall have the
.Isa s'ai's' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
If .,ern liaes or less first insertion, Is cents; for
"a J,ra ce mus, be accompanied with the advance
49, ,,,f,.ofy references, TO insure execution
~, i.iug mayanount 500 annum, dis
/, n lie OF 30 per and TO $50, oil 20 p, cent
a. Dtaar..s aud Marriages from tho couoty whn1evcr,he
;oa oil the Postmaster in the neighborhood or they
.s - parslei. Every measure, that has been taken
;n,psions an 9uzzes. has proved heretofore unaSai
therefore, in such case upon the Commun-
,rtiod by of tho Poslmasto pritteH on lse
=, ..fL 'sl,r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-07
a Real Blessing 10 Hoihers.

DIR. ". EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING sfEtf'
For Children Cutting their Teeth ;, 6
yE1BlS infallble remedy has preserved humorous -
Children, when thought past recovery rom eom'
rulsons As suon as the syrup is rubbed on The gums
the child will This preparation IS 50 Inn 'es
co ecacious and pleasant, that child VIII fe'u.
n let it's gums be rubbed with H. When Inants are q.
The age Of four MONTHS though there is no appearances
nr teeth. one bottle of the Syrup should be used on We
GUNS 10 open the pores. Parents should never DC WIN"
Out The syp the nursery where there a,s yGOia IN
chi,drcn for f a child wakes in The ght win pam ~
,he runs The Syrup Immediately gives ease ny or'n.
inc he pores and healing the gums thereby preventing
Commissions, FeverS, DC
0'"' AGENTS.
Martinez & Mowbrny, Baltimore
I'rwis Johnston, Washington.
Edward McDowel, Fredericksburg.
e. Hall, Norfolk.
Sno,,swood * Ro ertson, Petersburg.
G * E. Dunkum, Lezington
f Berkeley 81 Co, SiaH"toa
j lardesly, Harrisonburg
Barrett u McEnlre, Charlottesville
w w. Tyler. williamsburg. ,..,nd
ALEXANDER DUVAL (sole Agenl) hichm'"o'
Va 2-wly
May II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-07
Ttcentu Fire DoiiaTs REGARD.

HE Lock broken stolen from siabc the night the
iih OF May 1882 Of Orange, between The Court
house and Fredericksburg miles from the Courthouse 81
fredericksburg Riding horse lie is light sorrel, feet
inch high, rides WELL handsome bowed neck white
die spots his back hind white dark spot thigh
larger hnn mans hand and ecash bit OFT mule when
colt. believe his right clash tlut off, hui
When the stable feed him. he have
disposition kick bite have refused to take 5000 FOR him.
will give the above for the horse thief The horse
alone IL taken Of this State, liberal reward according to
the distance and trouble the taker all
Bile expenses. REUBEN SORREl..
NAV 10 l-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-07
Forwarding, Receiring and SsOrnge Business.

Forwarding, Recering and Storage BUSINESS.
A NDERSoN MoSBY, prepared to receive ot their
n Large proof south side Of the Bnsin all kinds
oCoun,ry Produce ALSO all kinds Of Merchande-
They likewise give the Forwarding Business most paIsu
lar care employed young OF steady o
bits business particular attention to his
branch Of the Goods intended for boats will he reed OF
the expense Of ao, country produce sent oy poa-
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