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lLrnAnErrcAL coNuNDRuMs.

Because tie themiddle of day. ~
Why is.tho letter Il like : hot ere -
Because IL makes OIL boil.
Why b the letter @ like the ocean -
Because il makes sea &C.
Why Is tho letter D like fallen angel
Because, By associating with evil it be,
''R %sI !. P : k i.l,sr 3 III. Il. end Il
time9 Because itistho beginning Of O.
aaSruiiy. & e sslsfl \. IS s s n 3 ~
Why Is the letter + Ike DEATH Be.
cause L makes al fall
Why Is the letter g like wisdoml Be-
cause i is the beginning Of greatness and
goodness
Why Is the letter H like the DYING
words Of Adams sThis is the end Of
earth
.lss Why Is she letter I like she American.
revolution1 Because il is the beginning
Of Independence.
Why Is the letter like the end of
spring. Because it is the beginning of
WHY'S the letter K like pigs tail -.
Because il is the latter end Of pork.
Why is the letter j like young lady
giving away her sweetheart to another -
Because il makes over = lover
Why Is the letter nj like the first glass
ofruml Because it Is the beginning of
misery.
Why Is the letter N like newly mar
RED Woman Because It Is the end Of
The maiden.
saa Why Is the letter o Ike courageous
g woman in disguised Because il makes her
"a hero -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

Virginia, JEFFERSON County, Set
IN THE COUNTY COURT
4. M ArRIL Russ 1875
lM.sry AEieosgltry coXrlAINANr,
AGAINST III
1lpmas HaI Alacongkfyy ard Ehdx,as w. Ma
cungktsg, Satonf eiildfTh a Esnes lIaeeugAfry,
dtcd. Hilliam D. Afaeongkty, Alnlinistratar ~
said James Macongitry, DEED, Mary ~ Myers.
Hsnry m Myers ani 1x0mas II, Wills, Adss' 4
If IAsnas gsmbvlake, as<'d
DxreSpANrs.
IN CHANCERY.
At Rules continued and held IN the Clerk Once
Of the said Court, On the III day Of April,
lS40--4 ss 4eis.AS NsS
TIME Defendants, Mary NJ. Myers and Hem
Il ~ NJ. Myers. not having entered their ap-
pearance and given security according to the Act
of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and ii
appearing By satisfactory evidence that they are
moi Inhabitants of this Commonwealth Il isordsr-
led, that the said descendants do ap2eg here onlhe
first day Of the next June Term 81 this Court,
and answer the Bill Of the Complainant, and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in this county, for
two months successfully and posted At the front
door Of the Courthouse IL this county.
a Copy Teste,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

WtISSUE PAP|I.-'Ik~ Article s I&,.| "a
- covering al kinds q CIT and mahogany
frames &C. Sc For sale ~
April s, i0ie + NJ. FLINT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

Itmay. Be said generalIy Of husbands,
y the woman said Of hers Who had abused
her, 70 IL old maid who reproachcd her
fof teine suth = fool IS . marry hin -
s1To Be sure he i not a. good 4 husband
as be should Be, but he's Z powerful sight
better thm.none g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

Virginia, jefferson County, Set.
IN THE COUNTY COURT,
APRIL TERM, 1913.
George w Hamniond PLAMriFr,
AGAINST
Nm. T. Daagherty Eaos A. DdEgAerty, Mary A.
Daagherty, and Elem M. Dangheyty
Defendants,
IN CHANCERE
HNHE Defendants, Enos a. Dangherty and
4 Ellen M. Daugherty, nc having entered
their appearance and given security accord
ing to the act Of assembly and the rules OF
this court and il appearing BIZ satisfactory evil
dencc that they are not inhabitants 0fthis coirl-
try; n is ordered, That the saiddefendants do APP
pear here on the first day of the next July term,
and answer the Bill Of the plaintiff; and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Charlestowr Cor two
months successfully and posted at the front door
of the Court-house in the said town Of Charles
town. AsCopy-Teste,
7. A. MOORE, Clerf.
@ Anril 81 l94S
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so0 49, = fCAASst r'1setSc9 ~ ASt WIZ
aesgne b
= Tho other day man called on ply
sician, bringing with him a stout boy,
whose robust appearance indicated that he
might prevea match. for any disorder
The anxious father stated to the doctor
thai Is his son had been disposed TO the
pmall pox, he should like TO have him rem.
.fiiatsd, II il did not cost over half dol.
larsNlqe kaAs sEft k1saxs3Eas
lire il ae--z4afu a
i. When is the wind like certain fruit 4
When it's cuyreM! I
When Is the wind like musfc2
....a j q. 49, When Il sehistlesi, i
When like q baby7 When tits sgnaily.
When like Q frnittree7 When il Noes.
When like . person in deep grief2
When it means!
= When HE ! newspaper When il
When like wolff When IL hoicls II
~ When like tired houseWife2
When il makes clean spceep!
When like philosopher When it's
e1lM e. el8W
When like aswaltzl When Il s6hirls,
When Ikea lionl When It roarsi |
q sssaasass y = s4st 1872 - = slsss IsiA
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SAL n A GU n D Il

Liam, bring me some water with the
chin taken %. = 81 ~ s.
Yes, ma,nm, dircctlyp
LKAIt, what on earth keeps you r.
s.1,ve been looking ever since for the
chill malam. and ! can't 6nd its
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Agricultural Implements and Seed
Store.

WILLIAM STABLER 4. BRO, Fairtar-si
a ArExAspRra. Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

A goyerness, asking for situation, said
she was perfect mistress Of her oscs
sesgne
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

NaHNAMANe ~ WIZ
Ar Rules holden in the Clerks Offce Of the.
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and ChanoerW
March, lS4S-- =
sfSeAael NJ Yeaklc, PLAMrirr
AGAINST II
lassaea HortkiAgtoa and Andre,p Heater:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
IN CHANCERYl
Virginia, to.Wit:

All Rules holden in In Clerks once az IL
Circuit superior Court Of Law and ChancerY.
for Jefferson County, The first Monday Ii,
March, 1875 81
Horatio AZ Galiaher, Guardian Of William n
I and Charles Il. Gibbons, i,sjant dkiidrn If I,aSc
! III Gi65Oms, Pr.,yr,rrs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-24

l., .ory
IN lhese days OF dlli"seu hho"'tuse' ~
boty knows, or on ght to know that tne |''u ."'
resembles poor pussy as much as inc nog re-
sembles the rhinoceros II Is III iact '''e 'lnn
OF Norm Amerca--a strong l'."e' ,; a',d
ilVed Animal Jnsta as u'neau'' a. 't ar r,r.
"u' "'n' NOR """""'' ~ ,,,J ,ro,,ls
'S,9' prefers u','" Wo,ueu r h., tho hunter
c'''I| of "'gn'; W nc" "I i', ,,.i,i, ,ronch,n,
anu I'o' u',"o'eu H., az ,'', f,,hts t the
tI'"S' "nu e'"W,'hs ',"e ,, ,',yi,;ns Bv.tho.
, ," iA',O sl ''t T., nnt # lovps is of,
oYe' " ',,t ",.''' io.,i Ham md viii defend
'lI If 'o,, .,ra fail of "a came
'''.', :, ~ '''J '" ~ ,rd..,.,I,invo,r weigb,
"a, WIZ ,in h., ,.,.turinr or assailinG
n',. ',,' E;. ,,iifb III, first snucak.
y" ',in milo. vouIi have
,..',, ,,'', ,n,, ike Il f,,h of iip!i-
',i adj, ,',of, sIpar.. and such Lur.t
,,,.r.,,. .'..I W s',,,rr,Io an nsDect. that the
/ .t,ncos .ro =, ,i,o,.,ud TO A fraction Of Il unit
,.,,,.Il r,,., Co. .',,r rr,
,,.li,,,,l,rco il, = WAGON. from Tolc-
ill.,, E-,r,.,,, ,.,,,,, ..varr.lly howell road. in
H., b.,,,,,', ,f mid lime d,v. THE dri
49,. ,,,, i',.l,. r ,,'.,. ,,,bo l,oE5I as tLouuh
Lo cn,,rl lux, i.., and lo.sen tho tirLiFsl
/ U,nr,oo ,.,,,o ,.itL u sin,la shake. and vet he
,,.n.J he I,I t,,t' ,-;.,l,,rnpd bv wild cat. SO
I,I...t h. r,n g., an. thnn he told the story.
/ ,ynt,n i 1--WE ,,o r,,l', in his words:
a. wa, dri,inr nlon., this road in 4 buc-ry.
.yith AS fast Il horse rs ever scorned the whip.
Nh.n some ten RI ahead of rs. Inst by that
liz GA "a i!l cat. la,",,t i,,roa kittens. came
oat OF The wood and Closed the road. and
/ won't into those Ipsbrs an our left. and
rnn.r. ,,.l.., ,,,, lo,,J mob, and wished
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-24

| The Whirs have fought md conquered. Tie
misrule of the Democrat, party has met with
Just and severe reJuke ! he people have ari--
en- and demanded that their voice SHOULD be
heard, that their wants should be supplied that
tie government should be conducted ort.c qeo-
pie, and that the people should not be lied ..r
he sake Of the government.
A tariff. which opened tie door for tie ccros,
Of all the specie, the basis Of our currency, 10
the country, which fired lis passage lpm our
shores has been condemned by the voice Of the
people,
The sublreasury, another democratic pet has
been been sentenced in like m1nner Bat "n'.'
hese measures hostile to ,aa best Interests Of the
country have received theirqnietu+ for the time
being, and We indulge rational hope tial
under the next administration, We may see
uca uras ia force. that viii revive The 3raaJi q
business of tic county, and provide lor,ie col
lection, safe-kecpng, and distribution Of the rev.
cnuc, in some more more economical and SAFER
way, we must not forget that a large party in
the country is pledged to a Crec-'rade tariff aud
sub-treasury, and that il viii work with unceas-
ing energy, and with untrin2 zeal, iurt,c over
throw Of the Wh'er, the true american party.
Then, a ~ the Light Of the past, We attempt,
to shape our course for tie future. i. becomes
US well tc consider the strength of orr position
and the character of the foe with which We have
to deal Oar political enemy is not dead, but
alive, is not weak aud shattered, but is already
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-24
.tTrce })rcss,
TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
BURLINGTON, VI.

The papers from every part of the country
nrc much occupied with details of the late cleo
ton. These details are for the most paIt of
little interest beyond the limits of their respect
i've localities. nasmuch as the general result
has been. some days SINCE satisfactorily asccr-
tanned, except SO far as they serve to promise
on increased support to the Wing party in va
rous parts Of the Union, and Justify the hope
Of decided prcponderonce OF the popular opn-
ion in favor of that party, for years 10 come.
IN this point Of view. it is matter OF deep in
tarest to observe, that III many Of the Stl,cs in
which the Democratic ticket is likely to pre-
vail, it viii be BY ma.ori,ies far less than had
been anticipated. IN Virginia, for example,
where it wa, apparent, month or since, that
thc Whir pl-ty WIS likely 70 gain an accession
ofst.cngth FROM tAo nomination OF Gen. Taylor,
t4e result, Us fur as already known, proye7 ,hat
the antcpitons then formed were well found
ol. Return from l-i counties il that .52tc
rive minority Of pa votes only for Cass, in
place Of 1861 for Polk in lcii. II is asccr-
tlinad also, thlt Taylor h1s decided minority
il no, les thln sogtn Congressional districts,
which affords Il fair prospect Of thtt number Of
Wing Representatives ut the next election.
Ev,n in Alab1ma. and Mississippi, there are
large Wing gums in almost every county,
which arc likely 10 be felt in the Congressional
elections in those States. In I.ouisGnl. also
simillr effect is likely to be produced. These
are consequences of the nomination Of the ut
most Importance 10 the future prosperity of rhe
country.
ItwonI be ". prenrturo to attompta Gcncr-
al su nnlry Of the result; as in several States
it yet rcnlin3 in some degree OF doubt. 1t is
cert in, however, TINT - States, choosing lG3
electo.s viii ri;a taor for General Thy
lo-. This number Of votes, even should the re-
naming ~ be given for Cass, viii ensure The
election Of General Taylor by u minority OBS.
Virginia. which for l,n~.h Of time has re
mined doubtful, appears li,:a'yto 60 i'll favor OF
Cls3, by 4 minority Of less thm thou5lnd.-
Ohio, ioc rol5onj which hive not been satislac-
torily explained, gives Cas5 plurality Of about
llO1O votes. Indiana, Wisconsin, uni Iowa,
although the returns are quite imperfect, prob
ably 90 for Cass. Alabama and Mississippi
give large gains in almost every county for Tay-
lor, but no. yet in sufficient numbers to author
lieu 10 claim these States among his support
els.
In New Yor,,, 28 counties from which full
retu rs are received, give for Taylor 1875! :
v3.os, for Cls5 10ll9, Van Barren o., i3S.-
Thu3 far Van Blrcn's vote IS much the sa5,le-t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-24

LOUIS PInLIPrE's MosEY.-ltis said that Lon
is Philippe and the Government have come Il
an understanding with respect to the private
property Of the cx-royal family of France. Til.
Count de Mnncalivet is to be iiqniiaiepr, and a
loan Of 2l,OOO,00O is to be raised TO pay the
most pressing claims on the property and for the
immediate support OF the members OF the roya
family now in England, Louis Philippe Is sale
10 have bound himself, if this plan be agreed on
to pay regusrly to the Duchess OF Orleans he
dowry of million of francs per annum. The
Government wished NJ. Dupn to be hqWdaism
but this was objected.
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ARRIV A l.
OF THE ACADIA.
A WEEK LATER NEWS FROM ENGLAND.

and left for Il Iston four hours afterwards. She
brought twenty-eight passc myers.
The news from England is unimportant. Par
Lament had been further prorogued to Dec. II,
without any in,matlon that it will meet for
the despatch OF business before the usual pc
/ Rod.
Tho state Of trade was not materially chang
| el There was slight improvement in the cot
/ ton market and small advance in the consol
market, and in railway shares. This latter I'M
! provement was attributed to the announcement
| at the Bank. on the "a. that the rate of discount
on the three months bills had been reduced rom
| 3 to per cent. This reduction may have
/ favorable effect on the rates OF exchange with
this country.
IRELAND.
There is nothing interesting from this coun.
try. a commission opened at Dublin about the
FIRST instant for ;Ge trial Of the editors indicted
for felony, aud Mr. c. G. Duffy of the Nation
vas the first arragnment; but owing to some
flaw in the indictment against him, his case was
put off till December.
The Irish Attorney General had conceded the
right claimed by the counsel of O'Brien, Mea-
,bor and others for tho issue Of a writ oferror.
and tie 18th inst. was the dav on which the lc.
Gal points were to discussed.
Mr.. O Brien had not been removed from Clon-
mel prison. and his wife and mother visited him
daily Maaghcr, McManus, and ODonnahoe,
occupied the same cell, and are said to be in eX-
celeut spirits.
lie usual reports Oil ''e DISTRESS o' inc poor
t'' ''"u'o'u tJeo'"e"'S' an" ''e "'"'u'' VI o'''
III % '"o' arc gwen '''u ''''s' WIN ''e ''o'
sums up the uie '''os' i'i'eii'se"oc i'o'h ''e-
land
FRANCE.
The great question d. interest in Paris is Of
course The approaching election OF President Of
the Republic. The question appears to be mar
row5d down to a choice between Gen. Civaig-
nae and Prince Louis Napoeon. The grounds
,,l;.I, ,ho I,,,or l. sr,nor,eJ ~, ,colI .,,,od
-,
IN the remarks o. NJ -A'"so' f'r"'vu pi'o"'
which are said to have been addressed to Lou )
Nanoleon himself
r.. r,.A,.. no, c-A .,,, c,.,.s,i,, -, ,roi, c,,,o
up on 'Ie ui'e "t ""'e" '"c e'eo''on S"o"'u IAN
place on motion to postpone 1t from the 10Th
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-24

Losr, SrEAYED On SToLGN-suTposcl 10 be
concealed spmew here between the Equator and
the Tropc of ClpricNn-the Indian Summer of
l8iS. A suitable reward viii be paid for lis re-
covery by sundry inyalidS, sporlsmen, poets aud
weatier.scr bblcrs generally and especially by
the writer of the CIV Items.
p. S-Respeclalle City references required
as to genuineness, &c.-IribWe.
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY 1IOrNTNe3 november "a

tune is described in the English papers as com
ing =" like thunder clap" upon the people Of
England
letter from person who was present in
one of the actions on the 18th Septer, says:
About seven in the morning they began to
prepare batteries near the building from which
they had on the oh rcpulscd US they were at
lacked by one European and two native regl-
lnenls The Europeans remembering how their
comrades had been focd and how they had
suffered, fought like iurics. They founcd 100
men IN narrow square, and shot or bayono'ed
every one of them. 4 mine mad been blown
up by them, and hundreds of scorched and
shattered bodies were found piled over the
ground. Sixty Of those who had cut down
Ensign Lloyd when p1rlcyn- with them were
destroyed by Ilhr Majcsty's lOth-ony five of
the party escaping; the artillery destroyed 100
IN one mas.
The instruction in Ceylon has been edtircly
suppressed, and many Of the insurgents have
been executed.
tai, the Inhabitants refusing 10 surrender to the
Imperial forces. According to same accounts
they have mined all the public buildings, and
even the Church of s.. stephen, and propose
/ blowing UP the town if driven 10 the last ey.
! t't'I'lty' us SdNoiS Oh tAi-IPIiI ION DUt
certain that they have is yet replied vigorously
to every attach, and in ih4 adyanre o. Tia,
LeoPodsiadt ianbon.g tie Imperial troops
are ropor;e, TO have suffered severely. III, bit
! cngtllcning a struggle which must eventually
terminate the entrance Of ,ue Imperial troops.
ITALY.
The news from Italy is not important. AZ
fairs there are in great measure stationary
It is stated that Btussc, bad been chosen by the
mediating powers. and accepted by Austria and
Sardinia, for the meeting Of the approaching
Congress on the affairs OF Italy,
INDIA.
Tho adyiccs from India are regarded as
highly important in England. The British
arms have encountered serious check in
Moultan, district IN the northwestern part OF
Ilndostan; and the intelligence Of this misIor-
PRINCE JoHS's IAsT.-A paper. in giving an
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-24

The perfection in dress for grntomon con-
sists in the finest texture ofiinnn and OF clothing
a chasIcnes, in the blending of co!ors, excellence
a, TO shape and make, au immaculate c'cau,-
ness in external article worn, and OF Oh, person
if-Ilf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-24

o. Gen. $ T., say= the v y. 1ii5u3c, has
been called to Wa,hington has had q full ca
,lanirion with the powers that be, and is again
in full favor there They have probably found
milking War or Gsncras a losing game,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-24

4 MS III NGARItN BALS\N,,irst
','SNed lesh supply by th, PropIlttor's A,enI
lllEO \. PECk.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-05

VVyIIE Married Wonnans Private Medical COinpaniOn
by DR.. A. M. Mauriceau, professor of diseases OF
women Sd edition, lsno pP 2SO price ST. 5000 copies
sold in three months. t ei4itW
The great demand for this important work lot
which thousands sod) has compelled the issue OF
another edition II is intended especially for the married
discoses important secrets which should be known to
them particularly. Here every female discover the
causes symptoms, and the most efficient remedies and
certain modes of in every complaint to which
her is subject
1t important question to the married why II Is that
we behold so many married females sicky, debilitaed
postrated also the and whether they
cepble OF remedy. They will here find these important
matters connected with discoveries in medical and physio
logical science, which this questions. au aa-
This work Is destined to bo in the hands of every wife
and mother who has regard for her health and vel
fare. as well as thar of her husband. Ag
The revelations contained in its pages have already
proved a blessing to thousands.
To those yet unmarried but contemplating marriage, or
perhaps hesatng the proprety OF mourning the re-
sponsibes attendant upon It, the importance OF being
possessed OF the revelations contained In these pages
intimately involving their future happiness, cannot be APP
precatcd. 500
Copiss oin be sent by mail free Of postage i,
On the receipt of one dollar the Married Woman's
any part the United States All letters must be address
ed (post paid) to Dr. A. M Mauriceau, Box l,2A, New
York CITY, Publishing office No l26 Liberty street., New
York For sale No Ledger Buildings, 81 street, be-
low Chestnut, Philadelphia.
Baltimore, VIM. TAYLOR. 4 and Jarvis Buildings.
Sole agent for Washington, D. c., WIN. ADAMS, doors
from "A street, Pennsylvania avenue.
The trade supplied on the usual terms.
Dec l5-d3m
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One-thr OF each width and color TO be delivered at each
of the herenbefoe named The coofs to be fast
and deep. t-l5 1T
The flannel be made wholly of WOOL and that of good
quality be twiilcd have solvngos both edges
and weigh less than three fours Of the
squapa foot e.gi tI 0fgAd. 10 t.,..ql lis tafF
Samples Of the quality may be application to the
comm snd4nis Of the yards named. n -
The Asnnel TO be subjected such chemical other
and Inspection the bureau authorize direct;
be deveyd Gree charges the United States by the
first day OF August next. N .Laltat# o.egai
Bonds with approved surees, in half the esti-
mated of contract will be required; and per
each payment collateral security for the due and faithful
performance Of the contract which win on account be
paid until the contract shah be completed.
Proposals. be scaled and endorsed, Proposals for fur
nishing flannel to the navy" ~ lisi
To 30 published three times a week In the Union and
National lneeigenccr Washington Republicans and Argus,
and sun, Baltimore; and Public Ledger
PhdadelphiA Journal Of Commerce and Evening Post,
New York; Morning Pos. and Courier, Boston; and En-
quircr, Richmond, Va
March 2t-3 taw to lst May
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Fruit and Ornamental Tpee%-Nurscry at Linden
HlI, Washington.
OR sale. at the nurseries of the subscriber very ex
tensive of fruit trees consisting oil nppe
pear peach nee tarne apricot plum, cherry ounce, DC
'.a Orma mental, Epugreen, and Shade Trees.
The collection of for and shade for streets
and lawns very extensive and of large growth amongst
which Balm Of Glead or silver fir spruce and hem
lock, fir white Weymouth pine, Linden, sugar maple
silver maple. tulip poplar, European and American ash
Chinese nanhns or tree Of heaven white and scarlet
Towering horse chestnut, and variety OF others.
Also, thoTnplants for hedging lowering shrubs. rose
bushes dubious roots dahlias, and herbaceous plants
catalogue with directions for planting, can be had at
the stall OF the proprietor in the Centre Markets at the
seed of John f. Caan the General Post Office
and of E. M I4nthicum, Georgetown; who, as agents,
will receive and forward orders
All orders through the pest Office, otherwise, will be
promptly attended to- Ls
branch of the establishment is located l4h street,
for the convenience of citizens 10 call and select for them
selves.
In this establishment about twelve thousand
apple and twenty thousand peach trees, size suitable for
this spring planting.
The above trees being all raised under the immediate
of the proprietor, be confidently recommended
genune and will be supplied fresh dug from the ground
Feb 9-1awiitl5Ap JOSHUA PEARCE.