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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29
DR. FRANKLIN,s MORAL CODE r.,


great American philosopher and statesman
Benjamin franklin, drew up the following list
OF moral virtues, to which he paid constant
and earnest attention. and thereby made him.
sell better and happier man.
1tmpcrdnce-Eat not to lullness drink not
to elevation.
StcncC-Speak not but what may benefit
others or yourself; avoid trining conversation
Order-Let all your things have their pla.
c's; let each part Of your business have il.
time.
Rcsolptt, Resolve to perform whateve,
y1' ought Sflorm without fail what you re.
Fra& MAKE ndsxpense but do good
to Others oIGourself that is, waste nothing
hidusirt& .ose mo time, be- always EN-.
ployed in something useful cut of all unncc.
cssary actions.
SHcerHy-Use no hurtful deceit think in
noccntlly and justly and if you speak, speak
accordingly.
| Justice Wrong none by doing Injustice O,
| omlt ting the benefits that are your duty.
ModerdtioH-Avoid extremes; forbear re-.
senting injuries
| CLEANLINESS Suffer no unceanliness i'm body
clothes. or labitation.
IraHqmlity--Be not disturbed about Fri.
Hes. OF AZ accidents common or unavoidable
HpmHiy--lmitato Jesus Christ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

n. BRAVO. nj tho Commercial News and
Reading Rooms, opposite the ST. Charles and
VeIduda Hotels, il agcn, ion this paper in
Wv Orleans. AdVcriiS. mcnts for il or orders
TOR NV subscriptions. will receive immediate
attention II left with him
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

ACClDENT.-A boy aged IL years, named
Amos Llnn, was killed near Carlisle, Pa. ON
the 9th inst, by falling into well 20 #. deep
and what is singular, after falling in he cried
TO gentleman who came to his relief, TO liCt
HIM up as he was not hurt; rope was lower
ed and fastened around him, but after raisil Q
HIM some feet, hc again fell and was in
stantly killed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

HERMAN. English and American Pima. No.
- DIES Patent Thread. sla'en's best Sksin
Threai White blue and assorted colors; Srusr,'s G,
c'rd spool cotton assorted Nos Silk and Co,,,,r
BRAID, Corset aces. Silk aud cotton BIO, 80.
Bone. Agate and Peurl Buttons. Combs of ali 80.
and patterns; new article of Polishing H,,. =, :.
Magic cards for asceraining any ladsis noyss 80,
finding any persons age. rich irea, for Young f.<
d e. aud gentlemen. Call and see nj
MELLoRS Music & Variety store,
ang % r,.n 80,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

NiSSOLUTlON- Tho partnership existing nm.
~ der The firm of NJ & II II Sweeney IL Go, was
dissolved by The decrease 81 The junior partner, r IL
Sweeney. on the 2Sib March last.
Tho business will be continued ny The survivors,.
under The style Of M a. # Sweeney, who wall set.
ne The Affairs ofihe late ffm All persons indebted
either by note or book account requested To- coll
and make payment before The LIST October, us ell
outstanding nl that lime will be placed in the hands
II an officer for collection.
MICHAEL SWEENEY
aug ~. 40 THOMAS SWEENEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

a Boston barber and hair dresser from Paris
has started new project, that of loanng um
orellas for temporary use. On his card his
terms are stated to be st cents per hour, -
cents for six hours and in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

A GOOD RETORT-The ladies' of Roches-
ter have adopted the motto, >" Total abstinence
or no husbands. The young gentlemen, to be
even, adopted the motto, "Ndturai Taists or
no ipices"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

ETes.rs MASON & FUTILE. No. l2S Mas
ran Street are our su,hnriaed Agents I'm New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
AMI contract Tor Adccr,isrlncn,sto r tbc Times
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

Said al old man, "Whrn1 was young I was
poor, when old | became rich. But i'm each
condition found disappointment. When The
mcutirs Of enjoyment were bright. had not
ice means; when the means CANE, the facul.
ties were gone
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

BREAK IN MIAMI CANAL break oc-
Cured last evening in the Miami Canal. Just
above ihe six mile stone. After bborin0 to
repair the break without success. the water
was VT out Of this level by the food gates.-
This win cause a suspension Of operations for
three or four days ou This end OF the line
Gin. Chronicle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

NUT ORNATURALISTS.- The instincts
OF dogs, cats, birds, &c, having lately arrested
much attention, the Brooklyn Advertiser
says
On Saturday afternoon last q large sow &C
ccompanied by litter of young pigs, was pass
ing leisurely up Fulton street, when cart
coming along CHANGED to run over and kill one
OF the sucklings 1t gave one unearthly squeal
as 1T yielded up its life which attracted the
mother to the spot. Walking around it sever
al times. she smelt it and turned it over with
her snout, but ii moved not She seemed A.
ware that il was dead, and we fancied we could
discover deep grief in the conduct of the moth
er sow. After lingering around it some time,
another sow came trudging along witha litter
oil young pigs about the size of her own. The
disconsolate sowwalked leisurcly up to the new
conner and apparently grunted the compli-
ments OF the morning. but presently seized one
OF her neighbours offspring in her mouth made
of at full speed and was pursued by the moth
er OF the stolen pig. The latter, however, was
much the smallest, and unable to overtakc the
thief. Giving up the chase she returned and
on meeting the young pigs of her neighbor
seized one, carried il some distance, placed il
among her own. and then drove them before
her for block or two, thinking. doubtless that
lair exchange is no robbery"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

NOI.NEl ~ PALMER is our authorized
AGENT tor r.ccivihg Subscriptions aud \ liver
Il. ',a,u,s tnr ~" Whsclnis Tins AMI Gazr,tc.
HIS ohc,s arr
Phil \DHl,PiilA.-N. W. corner Third
su Ch 's,iits,r'ris,
NhN lpNA. rribInc Buildings, oppoS-
tic City Hall
BALTIMORE s.. Z. corner Dilimorc and
Calvert streets.
BOSrON--Nn ~ State -,rrpt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29
TO CABINET MAKERS.

ME Subscribers having their Mill and Patent
IL Polishing Machine in full operation. nre now
ready To supply Cabinet Makers with MARBLE
TOPS. al The following very low prices:
White Italian Marh'e Tops. s7I cts per foot.
Italian Bardilla dn S7I do do
Italian Wash Stand Tops. with buck. shelf and
scroll, from SO IL $40
The above prices include packing and all charges
except the freight. and warranted Tree Of breakage.
r. " Co, are SO confident Of iheir Tsps being su.
per"r IN flush 10 those polished By the old method.
that they are willing to take hack any that may
prove unsatisfactory, the manufacturers paying
charges eac!, way. They keep also on hand Ma
hognny SBonrds. Plank and Veneers Of all kinds.
Also Vdrnish. Glue. Bureau Knobs. Sofa Springs.
&c, &c.
|, TERMsC6 months on satisfactory reference. or 5
per cent M Tor cash.
r. d. Co. keep also on hand Marble Maniels Of
every DESCRIPTION, both Foreign and Domestic.
Ofders by mail for Marble. Mahogany. my Of The
articles above. w,ll receive prompt attention.
JOHN ECKSTEIN g. co.
Union NJ Is. Ridge Road;
E Warehouse Ga Dock o..
aug 20 3wiw PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

a MATTERS, GAITERS--Jusi receive isnoihes.
M Trunk Oi those fine Lasting Button Caters.
lace Of The side; u The gents wants something that
cent be beat cali ai The Snoe Emporium on Mar
hei square. Jun 25) ronp & HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

ODD MOVEM ENT. Tho milkmcn n 81.
bany had procession few DAYS ago. sum
posed to b. "a strike on account of the recent
drought and consequent scgrcuyo NJ uri,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29


TOUCHING.--Thcrca are a great many poo
pie at the White Mountains this summer. and
an album is kept to record the emotions of
those who ascend the highest peaks i" TO look
forth upon the world beneath The following
extract from the album aforesaid. appears i'm
the Boston Post, as one of the curiositics of
Literature. 1t is peculiarly touching in It's
quaint simplicity. Who does not pity "Jim
and Jo,' who as it Were, are whit together in
sour lmslurtune's bookl'
'Jim ----a and Jo-- came here today
ascendcd Mt. Washington. jim went on
horsf bacS-Jo wen; on loot. Jiu had not rid
iSr eight years-Io had not walked twn miles
as once iOr th SIM TIM. The consequence
ON sleir rrttfn mdy we'll b, imagined jim
could not 81 down any more than Jo could
stand up.
THEN I'll &EE low YELL GET
ALONG WITHOUT Ne. "-Arrh. PA. and
why dd msry yc2 jrt tel tmt--for ia
inescu that's had to maintain sc ever since
Father OFlannegm sent nU home 10 ycr
house
"Swdtc jewel" replied Pat. not rcrislupy
To- charge 'ani It's myself thot hopes 10 live
to see tie day when you're a widow waipinr
over the cowld sod That cover, me- men ~.
ST. Patrick. III src how yc get along rithou,
me, honey dear
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

de DCZ EXTRA Fine Moleskn Hats, entirely
W new IN svle. and superior IN gnaliiy and
beauty Mt A MCALLAM'S, l75 Main st.
aug %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

" OUTIIS' HATS AND CAPS. new styles and
il large variety at A C M'CALLAMS.
aug %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

NV l.. the undersigned Merchants. do hereby
w pledge ourseivesto close our stores at
o'clock every evening. by agreement. TINT il 10
made general rule among the Merchants of this
city. commencing this 26lh OF August
w Il Selby Julius BalIenbcrc
SeDseney Il Rhodes Marx Graf
Greer g. Moue A Heyman
Elliott q Or JB & Il B Marsh
II y Boon OW IIelskelt
w Gudiich A MIurs
Jacob Niger
III Robinson mug 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

" loLlN SrRlNGs-presh Italian y;o,;-.
" Strings. just receivei; V,ol,ncello and Cu;,..
H'nnesi. Pms aud Screws; Tuning Forks; Mu.;o
rapei Ci"r,one, Reed-; Hunters ccisbrsied Pre-.
eer.o's Tor we ra"", with vnsety Of small Pro-
cepiors Tor oil instruments. G,r ssle loyv m, c.. o.
aug 90 JMEbINp Itn;ns "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

TIE y" Y"f. Native Crgan. H. "Patriot"
wc think, Ga mas changed ts name 80 often ,
Iidicdi's pabds paliii,n becnusc il has ~
mlnS Signatures attached 10 il by The nam, If
Patrick. The 1i5nnc says slrcw.lly tla,
'hers was oncea nan named .'Pofrick lIrury''
40 i:oot high in im'Tinan history. But
noiarn Notpisis know nothing Of Our coun.
ny annals.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

"Stick no bills here" as the loafcr said To
the mosquito. (Old, but twill do, consider
ing the season.)
There is youag lady in Boston so modest
tllat she Will not cross bridge that has not
drdios-the bare idea of this is enough!
What dance is like an Irish debt? A pas de
deux paddy due.)
Why was the inventor of mud scows a
shTewd mani Because he took in the fats.
Why do apothecaries promote the cause Of
intemperancc2 Because they sell Hptor-ice
to Children.--BOsiOH Post.
SAM SIICKS IDEA OF A GOOD WEE.
She hadn't no ear for music, Sam, but she had
a capital eye for dirt, and for poor folks that's
much better. No one never seen as much dirt
ia my house as a fly couldn't brush off with
his wings. Boston gals may boast Of their
spnnets and their gytars, aud their eyCtalian
airs and their eartor musio-but give me that
.gai say, that has an oye for dit, for she's the
gal Tor my money.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

Mn. WJbANES MISSION.-Mr MCIane' S
Mission to England is said to b. comciiatory.
The London Economist says its object is TO
submit "a particular proposition" and the
Mercury of The 5thsays-
Mr.. Mcb. entertains a confident hope of
bringing all the questions at issue between
Great Britain and America to AN arnicablc and
satisfactory examinations lie spoke very cheer
fully on the subject to one oil our first mer.
chants, shortly after his arrival. For the sake
OF humanity, and for the best interests of two
countries united by 50 many ties of blood Ian
guage religion, and institutions, we hope that
Mr. McLAnc may b. right, but we have our
fears
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

AUCTION SAhE OF real. EsC..-
Df HALL Il wiCKHAM ON S,m,d.. -
} ing nj So'clock will be sold several H,n,.,
acres oi Western Lind AID Lots A eoo,, chs.'eu
f" a home in The Far West See Bill, &c '"'e
mug 20 HALL. a yvICr,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-29

~. C.' M'CALLAM,
FASHIONABLE liar Il Car MANUFA(~rl,pr,
No. rs MAIN Srsslr.
'ANoULD respectfully invite the s,,eo,,,. rs
=" Country Merchants and Dealers renv,.l.
=" an examination of his extensive and elcvan, :.
s"'me"' 81 manufactured Hats aud Cam All, n -
prepared 10 sell al unusually low prices: and =
more superior a''clc canno, be found elsewhere IN
"e "" ' consisting 81 fine Beaver. Ncu t.is.
L l.. Russia Sf'k MoIeskin Cashmere end Con.~
Hats. Aisa large assortment, Of hIocL .r,S y'
WOO. , aus Sign OF BLACK HAT,
"1s 90 Opposite Va Hotel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
EDUCATION! 4
Lisbon INSTITUTION,
ko.sds..s Co,.nly, y.irslaia.

lHyHis tnstitu,ion was ss,sblished Il ie3s
- and y now In toccessfSl operation under
ne msnsstnent 81 BENZ. r. BENTON.
70 thh Institution ere iausht the branches
usually taught 10 the best Enellsk schools -
The Latin and 0ree4 Langdagss. Astronomy
with the ne q the opbes. Algebra. Plain, So
~ and AnAlJtIcal Geoheiry. Plain and spherl
eel IrigoHomelrJ, Method Of calculating ana
usilg Log4riihms, Theory aud Pfsctice Of Sur
s . ~ Lt,sl,ns, Plotting. mechanical ana
Aicni'sci1fal Drawing. 6e.. ccDie sections.
lnljI, ,iien Of the Msihemstics 70 tbs Ar,
= as-iazal Philosophy, cheni,tfS.
ire InsiAuiion has been furnished II consid-
cradle expense, v in IN extensive colleclisn Of
Philosophical ard Chemical Apparatus. Globes,
Maps. Diagrams and Models, and fun courses Of
Scientific Lectures
Are delivered 70 the Students. These Lectures
are illustrated By several hundred highly inter-
eating experiments. The apparatus has been
collected with particular care, and some or Il
. superior 10 any in Virginia.
The Academy is also supplied with cabinet
Of Minerals, Shells, Fossils, Geological Speci-
mems, &c Also, Workshop furnished with q
Turning-lathe, and . Earisiy Of tools and Stu
dents Of mechanical gsnius NAV devote their
leisure moments 10 Turning 10 wood, iron, brass,
or steel brazing, soldering. fling, screw cut
ting. screw turning, casting in brass. galyanie
silvefings &c.
NsThe prices for tuition vary from ~ 10 S32
aces-4ing 10 the branches .,ndi.d "a 49,
Of The present low prices Of proris-
Aon, uo PsN>for Board is
htdueed p .SiIty eighi Dollars.
rer sesslog 81 ten .mo~ahs. Each student rnnst
be supplied with towels. 10 hsss ~ II.
eoaspteuaasiy marked with his ffs... In mn A
extra charge Of $40 will be made 70, y ching !;
and, when required, books will be furnished Al
moderate prices.
For further particulars apply TO BEsIAMIs II
BEsroA, Principal.
Address Middleburg Post Office.
Jan %. l645-lV
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ga tstrIIamfo un.
4 BEAUTIFDL THOUGHT.

How few men seem 10 form concep
lion Of The original dignity oftheir nature,
or the exalted design Of creation, regard.
ing themselves a. only creatures Of time.
endowed merely with animal passions and
intellectual faculties their projects. aims
and expectations are citcumscribed by the
narrow outlines Of human life. Thew for
getthat instability and decay are written
as with sunbeam. upon all earthly. OBJ.
jecis that this world with all its pageant
~. pon,p. and power,'is crumblins 10 the
dust; that the present life scarcely de-
serves > thought, except as il forms an
introduction 10 another, and that be alone
acts q prudent OF rational part, who forms
his plans With direct reference to thai
future snd endless state Of being. Sin
has so blinded abe Understandings and
perverted the wall, and debased the affec
tioos. that we never fail 10 investasome
temporsl good with fancied perfection and
idly imagine that tina attainment Of i,
would Salty the desire and fill the capa-
cities OF our immortal spirit. Vain
thooghtl How littls they know them ,
selves. The SOULS not of earth, and the v
will strive 10 vain TO chain il TO the dust.
Though its native strength has been i'm
raired, and its purity furnished, aud its
glory changed. i;cannot al " avs be q pris-
oner here, Send il forth as YOU will TO
range the whole material universe; and.
like the dove dismissed from the ark. II
will return without finding single place
to rest-for il has no resting place but The
bosom of GoD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
lectures on CheInistry.

mn the Seventh Of January, 1876. BENZ
~ u. BENTON will deliver Lecture, in.
troduetory 10 q Course of Lectures on Chemis.
try, at the LsLon Institution.
The extensive collection Of apparatus al ID is
Institution, enables the Professor TO illustrate
issLsctnres By several hundred interesting ex-
peIiments; and The general arrangemeat and
conyeniences Of the Laboratory enables the
Student 10 gel practical knowledge ofiha in
tsresitng and very important science, its sppli-
catlen 10 the arts and seiences ans:ysis Or soiT,
Sc.
For particulars, apply a the Institution IL
by letter, direct free Of POSTAGE 10 B. H. B.,
Middeburg, Loudoup county, Virginia.
Arrangements have been made to accommo.
date . few more BoardeTs. Young men wishing
10 enter As students, and have the sdvsptsge Of
The above course of Lectures, should make ear
y application in order 10 insure places.
Dec. H. lS45
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G0Ns 9A2Ha.

In Mason County, Nirgiaia,
nm the South western ,ids. and Az. nh.
" irsm the Great kanawha, River and fifteen
$40 Acres 0f Land,
fientiiully watsred By running streams and a
COED Spring and covered 6ga gro with Of valua
oie timber OF every variety.
me region o. county (which said Land i
err Virginia, and on mani &C counts de.irabi,
IS place ofresidenee.
The land lies high and undulatipe. the climate
remarkably healthfal, the ,oiT i pecuIiarly 4.
dapsed for grass, small grabs Of every SORT. TO-
eaceo, &c .-while fhe Creek Bottoms came,
be surpassed fofthe growth of Corn.
Persons wishing 10 engage IN the grazing Or
sooi growing business, but who are prevented
ior want Of sufficient extent OF surface, would
mere Do enabled TO ''grsze their iocks upon
hundred hills "-All persona, who, seeking
% peller their condition, are bound for the .sfar
West, would do well, before arriving at the
stepping on place, topause on this eur wes-
tern border, aud direct their bserystion to this
nHilerto overlooked, ret inirinsicaiiy valuable
region Of country. Tirginians. particularly
from The Eastern portions Of the State who 6nd
y necessary or x7edient 10 emigrate-yet who
are attached to the laws sbd customs Of .the
% Dominien- may. here dad . home, where.
though beyond the Aileehapies. ana On, The %,
posts RIM OF ysasSfs. they nay feeIs hat
they still tread the soif Of that Stale which has
given birth 10 six Presidents.
The terms Of sale Of the above named tract
Of Land will be suitable to those persons whose
mesns are limited, and all such could moi az
better than to purchase. This is no fiction
Applyto Lawrence B. Washington. Buffalo.
Mason County, w., or 10 BENZ. r.. Washington.
Jefferson County; Va.
August Z, 1851. EM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

A FArHER's ApvlcE,.-COl George
Mason. Of Virginia, made tae following
remarks 10 bis viii, sAich oosh, 70 y
considered legacy 70 The nation -
Il recanmend "a nv sons, from nv
own experience in life, 10 prefer The hap
Piness " Independents and private 81
lion. toIthe trouble and vexaiions OF nub.
lie business, pul II kilher their own incl.
nations II tie necessity 81 the time
should engage them inI public affairs. /
charge lthem on ! isthsr's blessing, never
70 let The motives Of privs,e interest OF
ambiti{n Induce them II beiray. nor The
lerrorspf poverty and disgrace or Of death.
deier hem from asserting The liberty 81
their Sountrys and endeasor 10 transmit,
ssss,se russsffxy lnos> aAdsAa r;ahla u
which they themselves sssfe born.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
BEALLAIR
AT
PRIWA5el3 SALE.

NNHE subscriber Offers for sale this desirable
y estate, situated 30 miles from Charlestown
5tfem Harpers-Ferry and mile from the Smith
heid and Ferry Turnpike, bounding on the Win.
chester and Potomac Rail Road. snd
Containing about $40 Acres.
About $50 cleared, and the residue IN Timber
The cleared land lies compact ana nearly h ,
square the timber eon tigoous. This has juslly
been considered one Of the most desirob. Eaym,
in the county Of Jefferson, as regards location,
fertility, and exemption from broken or was,s
land, every Geld being accessible TO running
water. There Is aneyef-failing well OF good
water in one of the back fields, and several 6ns
springs contiguous 10 the buildings.
The Improvements consist OF comfortable
Stone Dwelling House,
STONE STABLE, STONE SMOKE HOUSE,
with cement foo-, Stone Dairy, with cement
floor, Frame Stable and Carriage house, (slab.
ling for "a horses, superior Corn-crib with Ora.
nary attached, 0yerseer's House, (new,) Quar-.
ter for servants, Blacksmith and carpenier,,
SHOPS, Baih-house, Iee-hcuse, and there d !
large les pond Of spring water IN The meadow.
There have been Z. large number Of choice
Fruit Trees Of every variety sci out within The
last few years and bsginning 70 bear
Any one desiring further Attenuation can ID.
dress The subscriber q the premises, near Hall.
town. Jefferson ecnDty, Va.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON.
Dec u, letl-G
p. 8. The taxes On the above Land foI
lSl5. only amount 70 S20.62, which i sn 10.
duesnsnf 10 capitalists Of other States 70 pur.
NAY g, lelS
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THUEsDAY lI0RNIse DEeENBEs Is. SIS.


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Hope never Ies{sa ~ hnmsn hesrts
NJ 49,. 49,. ~ 1922 US p.ame
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w.. 49,. meoass ,e.ousa ~ ksoom
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80 - ~. sess tns ksfs e 80 s1a loae,
' -. a. 1870 -. 80, 49, eol.nss Y
s - n
Man b lnmorisi Hope revcals
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