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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-11-14
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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AgKitEgirgtoH, VIII County Illinois.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-11-14

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
P0 ETRY Y.


ia have thee nine. H
IN The iirsi dauing Of thy lorsIinfss.
When nlI1boui thee speaks Il rnri,rs< ft.<,
blossom,
And al II thee 3 fitted 10 expfess
The radiant thunrhtx OF ~ 90 h,r-.- 49,,
Thus would claim thee 6rsfi
T'dhase thee mine,
Not H ios =, The iI.nsieSt pleasure efsn hour
Bot as star set IN my spirits bower.
Whose light no storms Of tiine. nor fate co,,5
banish-
To rule loves heaven forayel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

a hnancial operation has lately come
oh u this city which 4 attracting some IS
tentlon ~ private circlas. Is showing al
the financial talents of lie pnlpit aoa;ns,
those which are dnlfis Mated IN State sfrcei
a gentleman who breaches IN one Il
our tashionahle Gothic Baptist Churches,
bad possession Of some city real estate
which he VS. DESTROYS e tim into money'
He valued itsat sis, 900, b ut in considcra.
tianlof the tightness, vSs willing 10 tSks
$4,000 for t. He offered Il to one al
the knowing anes IN State street. but the
broker was not inclined to buy for CASH
He would, indeed, give for it what nigh.
more readily than It Be converted iints
cash-some property which ras Just being
greatly enhanced by xailroad--so,ne
South boston fats But is our Reverend
vas sharpish. be was n to be al once tn
ken IN with the fafs The broker expa.
tlated, and showed the splendid prospects
Of his property The result vas sort of
agreement BIZ which the Reverend was put
INTO quasi possession of the flats, to test
their marketableness, and in ease he should
Ind them more convertible into the ready
than bis houses, the exchange might be-
effected.
In this state of things the reverend ren.
tleman soon after received q call and an.
offer for the fat property, OF Sl5, 900 from:
a third party. which he refused. In a dav.
or two still another party called, DESTROYS
to get held Of the property in the vicinity
Of the railroad He bid upon himself
from $4,000 to Sl5,500, which was id.
clined At last he wished for and took
4 written refusal Of the property for 4 few
days, at $4,000. This done, the reyer.
end gentleman, seeing his way clear to the /
cash, and thinking to make handsome. i
speculation for tigha3imes, slipped to the
brokers' and had tho deeds exchanged Of !
his house for the fats, after which, breath |
ing more freely, he mentioned to the bro |
ker that helhad had an offer of Sl5.500
for the fats, but the offerer never came
back. and the fats proved to be worth not ]
$4,000 The reverend, seeing himsolf1
bfoacned, resorted to learned Judge to
know if he could 0Delp him out Of the
scrape. But the learned judge told him |
that he himself had made the bargain SO
Fast that it was not in the power Of law to |
undo it, and advised him to make the best
of his Sl2, 600 worth Of experience.
Boston ChyonOkvne /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
JUST RECEIVED

f7I7O BOXES ManuiAeinred I'phaess
1 I'll y embracing every rnrief&of nnzlif
and price. put up IN lbs. - lbs, i-2 lbsi n.
50, s. and l3's Lump.
aQoQ0 superior imported lSsrars. various brand
seo Reans Wrapping Paper, cap Grown
100 Do Tea Paper assorted sizes
$50 Do Patent Envelope do
10 90 Assorted eolofs Shoe do
le0 Do Printing y by 30. - By 81, b 81 b. 3
800 DO Ruled and Plain Cap PAPER
10 DO Do do Letter do
90 gross superior Bonnet Boards
1000 Buff Letter Envelopes; 12Q bsies Cottor
Twine & Wick
lIQ boxes Blue & Black Ink 20 kegs N.ass Ia
20 packs Pearl surface Cards
$50 s bore. Glass, By ?, 9 b 10 ana 70 " y
100 do dosby 10. 10 By e. II by IA. i1 ~ IA
LIB =. i2by i6. and I5by Is, Baltimore
50 cases Eint and l-2 Pint Fiasks
100 do Plain and cheap TumblerS as
2O0 dozen good and best Mould do
100 boxes Clay Pipes. gross 80 do Stone DO
barrels and Z half do Pipe Heads
200 Reeds for Pipe stems; 200 gross Matches,
2S5 doz- prime Virginia Smoking Tobacco
200 do do Cut and Dry do do
100 do Spanish Trimmings
100 boxes Scotch Snuff 20 kegs Garrett,s Seoteh
70 kegs fresh Lancaster do; i ease sup FIsnel
$50 doz assorted Snuff Boxes; 3 dck Tebacco
Cutters
bids, Kentucky Leaf Tobacco
40 cases prime Seed do nj
90 bales Yara, Guisa, and 81. Jago do
~ do superior HAVANA Tobacco
IN Store Of Domestic Maaufactare
SO LOCO fine Spanish Segars
40 900 prime HAVANA do
80 900 Principee do made Of fine Tobacco 2
. 600 Lord Byron Rifle do
10000 Large and fine Cazadores do
10000 Panetelas and Canones do
100000 Yellow and Brown Half Spanish do
~ doz. Rappee Snuff; 20 doz Maccuba do
80 doz Tidball's Mixture do
Also, China Pipes, Segar Gases, TGbacco
Pouches, New York Fine Cut, Sc, &c.
The advertiser would call the attention of his
old friends and dealers generally this the larg
est and best assorted stock he has ever offered
VIII the assurance thstprices, qualify, and terms
will as heretofore, be made TO suit
RAGS wit be received ii, any quantity IN ex-
change and on account, as usual
LLOYD LOGAN.
Winchester, March 4. IS4S-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
6. A Lot OF LimestOne Lan1.
To the Citizens Of Jefferson and
the adjoining Counties, and all
whom II may concern

HtHE undersigned, for himself and others hay.
- ing purchased the Water Power and Estate
known as Siridcr's Gulf Mills; atthe upper ter.
minus 81 harpers-Fe q Company hay
ING been organized, and application made 10 the
Legislature Of Virginia for ebaricr- proposes.
g soon as The Charter Is obtained the erection OF
large and l.-ass--s-- HErI--l $50
sries, Which will give employment - 30 10 800
hands ard withmachine shops and mechanics
probably over 100 families who ultlsi necesSari-
" purchase their provisions and sustenance from
the farmers occupying lhc fertile valleys around,
from which 4 Is % be hoped they viii be liberal
" supplied. So ~
Bal as the erection Of such extensive Factories
and furnishing them with machinery, the cree
ton Of dwellings Torso large annmber Of hands
and tie large amount OF funds requisite for
stocking or furnishing the mills with material
for manufacture, involves very large outlay OF
capital and the proprieiors are anxious as fast as
possible 10 push the improvements even greatly
beyona those proposed above, tie i;mit Of means
alone ssesming alsesr tAe only Int Of asefal and
prefi4Dle sapreteneat We are induced 70 pro-
pose that the citizens in this vicinity unite their
meanswiih ours In carrying forward these great
aud useful improvements, BY becoming suoseri-
bers 10 he stock In " The Shenandoah Paper
Manufacturing Company as We think more
neeJni ar pfoflabie Investment of funds could
NOT b made, independent OF the benefits such es-
tahlishments confer on the adjacent county.
Should the citizens In this vicinity take Stock
10 he amount Of eight or ten thousand dollars o.
more, we shall proceed At once to the erection q
4 Factory not less than sixty-fye BY two hundred
fec,. four stories il height and 81 the most per
manent materials craftsmanship, for the dou-
Die parpose Of the manufacture Of paper and q
woolIen goods. We kaye secured the means q
4 filiui them with the requisite machinery, and
eup1!vinr them with workmeni we howevel
wish;your aid In amounts equal 70 the cost o
erecting the buildings, or greater, If you desire
and 5ooks win be opened for subscriptions q
scon Is lhe Charter Is obtained.
+, W. also invite the attention Of capitalists q
the parchasc OF lots and erecting houses TO &C
cornnodale the large number Of families 70 ,:
employed for reasonable number we wouls
rusrantee the rent Il fhir prices for a term 9
Scars. We believe that safer and more pfohia
Sc Investments could nowhere Be made.
TIE above may seem premature, but rs ttl
eeas<n Cor coumencing Is 81 rapidly approach
inr. We throw out these suggestions thus early
fhst he citizens may he informed upon snbicc
which We believe cannot be indiiierept to them
and aope. they having an Qpporiapiiy q exam
inc lie snbjecf fully, win have iheir minds mad
tip aid be prepared 70 act As soon as the hoks ar
oncnsi For information as % location apply Z
GroheE W. ssRnxcfoN and Jl1Es N. Blown
HIRAM ELLIS, Ageht
Harpcrs-F efrt. Feb IS 8iS.--3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
GEN. CAss.

The following from 1 49, nnmb.r u
the Detroit Advertiser i ! Al CONN.,, 49,
~ upon this gentleman's political profess
ions; The very resolutions nass.,, y,
the aW'imot Proviso" one year ago, ID
inc Michigan Legislature, were submitted
to him, and tie draft nor 4or, ,a !,
lsoas OF 9 character to strengthen their ef,
feet, IN TIE haadicriting Of Cas- i;ms,lf n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
N d W S IT EM s.
rEsTIsfQNY OF an oppoyrrv.

J Governor Smith and Counc;lIcr ys.,,a, 49,,
especial pains, III their harranses 4 ,I 1900, 49,,
3 Convention. says the Richmsnd WHIT, 10 satis-
~ their hearers, that by expressins,
for Gen. Taylor, the Whies have -. 1870 \,
their principles, Because q thev argor ~ erl
eral il not himself Whis. NJ, y ,h;nts Il.
Washington Union. which. Il pnhl,sh;ns ~, ~
letter Of Gen. Taylor % Mr. Inserssl s,r ~,
thai it settles Ae cacstion tAat IS 1,,si,r :.
Hzig. h leares. (says tie rrnian = 49,,
TIA. poinf.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
Valuable Town PROPERTY

I N HIe IOlch 81 S3fp1crdadIrli,)
FOR SALE.
THE undersigned will sen al private sale
u TWO HOUSES q. LOTS On The Main
Street, in the town of Shepherdstown, now In The
occupancy Of James Shepherd.
4 The two lots are adjoining. and iEpon one i
A Comfortable Dwelling.
y, IN az Out-nulldings, and humber Of the
snolesst Fruit Trees And on the dther isa large
CA6iNEf SHOP, which can bel used for that
Purpose o. converted into fine sapre or school
room The terms, which viii be easy, will be
maze known by application 70 either Of the un-
designed Possession given on Tie hrst day Of
April 1913. VIM. SIORTT.
VIM. B. THOMPSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
MIR. ADAMS FORTUNE.

We fnd the following intelligence 70.
sPectlng me fortune and family fthe lsse
ExsPresident Adams, ID Boston lottsr
Mr. Adams has left i large amount 81
property, certainly not less than half anil.
lion Of dollars He has always been Il fru-
gal man, though It is not believed H.. 1 i.
z laid up money out ofthe salaries ~ ~
numerous Offices he held rs sa,na ,r.-
that he did, as these Offices an n,ada haa.
w expenditures necessary on tbs nart n
Their occupant He has left but one som
Charles Francis "A dams-who is married
to daughter Of Peter G. BROOKS tha
richest man in New England
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

o. Sunday, lst1 1larsz, 1915.
nT xirne al Decree efibe circnit supcrio,
- Gdnrt q Law and Chaneery Tor he Coun-
d q Frederick, brought lor fhs pnrpose o(efect.
ine alie and division d he Estate 81 Al1hur
W. Carer. dec q, the subscribed. Who d appoint.
q Special Commissioner for thar porpose. vii
proceed q SefHrday ~ I6tlsef 1iarci nsxt. 10
sell = public auction he following properly, .
/. The Mansion House and Home Pam.
1boqf 1I-e miles from Winchester containing
about 800 Acres 81 first quality slate LAND. win
4 large proportion Of me mellow land. Wdsefed
b. he 0peQnon On The EaE and Red -
bud On The South. Something like
Ioe 4sTA q this Tract are ID Tim
ber The Improvements consist cf
sxO s.Qr5 BRICK DWELLING
liz. HOUSE with Six Roonis--ani 4
EtI, basement, which 8 used a. a kitchen
andiof CELLAR The onishonnes are a
Bara, Corn House, Stables. &c. The Bertv.
VIE Turnpike leading % Winchester. uasses
within mile Of this farm--aud Mills, Shops and
Factories are al convenient
:. The Weaver Tract.
Adjoining The Home Farm, Jesse Calvert and
othefs and containing $50 Acres, Of which about
ene.ioorth Y ~ Timber. This Tract Is without
bnldings, but u well cleared and fenced and
vel Eaiefed By running streams
d a Lot Of Woodland
Ga the Opeqn0n, between jesse Calvert and
TAnauary heirs, containing l6 81 Acres.
4. The Paper Mill Lot,
~ the junction OF Redbud and Opequon, con-
tanning about 8 Acres Of Land, with a comforta-
bic Dwelling House and several old buildings In
Guiding the old Paper Mil, which Is hrst rate
Mn seat having fall Of about Is or o0feet on
hle stream; and In an excellent neighborhood
for custom
), The Factory Lot,
Above the Paper Mill, with Woollcn Fac,o-
~, Dwelling House, and four OF Ave Acres Oh
good Land
6. 4 Lot Of Limestone Land.
On The BattIet1wny Turnpike, containing is IL
Acres adjoining Mrs. Jes. X. Carter. Peter Nc
Murry and others.
The sales win all be made al the Vaollen F;de-
tory being point convenientto all the divisions.
Tg1ms-One third payable June Is, 1913, and
the balance in two equal yearly payments, with !
out Interest 70 be secured By bonds and deeds OF
trust when the court shall have confirmed the |
sale
! WIN be on the premises on the day before the |
sale, prepared @ show the property to any one
WM. A. CARTER. Sas cDm
January %, 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

~ The Methodist Episcopal Church
lin Cumberland street, Norfolk, was dss-
|troyed by FIRE on Thursday night The
Church cost about $4,000, aud wasan-
sured for $4,000 There is no doubt
that the FIRE was the work Of design
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

'TIyHE Tnln.erif,Sr k.t,.- r..,.. II .j,.-...
u ID ths eonik rl1 - -, ~. Z,
Van1xn No. I-Z&I go IL
49, -, Z. ~, - =, ~
~ -, IA T..3: ~ = ~ =. q ~. z
Sri,is;s 80. $3.50 $500 80. com. !, w
~ Is ;I--,5 s.4 n. Us 81 az. q ~
.9t 80. -. .1e 5lll.nRs,e ana 81
Ksv,lys ~ alsQ r,.nln toal i1S 8, 3
Ilsifsc,I ~ .ne nailllnore an Slno
GO1Idill0g 600 Acres.
The irndrov.,,.,,s s,,.;s, ~ ~.
49, nof ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

u1HE Farm in Clarke Coanty, belonging q
l she estate Of the late Judge Parker Ap-
ply 70 4 hA An n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

4 A LARGE FAMrLY TO SHOE Wet
often heard fathers Of large famit les 4 ]
plain Of the expense Of keeping their
lies in shoes. Uncle Sam, no do bt,
ized this trouble very fully "a few G
since he was about Boston buying skoa
for that branch OIL family inl Mexic
and We understand that be purchase
some $4,000 pair Of Kip. brogans, ht abot
30 cents pair. tAIIf:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

] GEN NORMA letter has been IT,
eeived BY member Of Congress- pnrpdrt.
sing to be from Gen Worth, stating that
the General is democratic in all the patty
issues bank tariff, distribution of public
stands, internal improvements, the var, 40.
On the Wilmot proyiso. be says his senti-
ments are the same as Gen Taylor's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
SHOCKING INHUMANITY.

. Er-Et 4 4 i
The testimony taken upon the trial of
one James Goodwin, for the murder Of
his wife at Montreal, on the S0th ult.. dis.
closes a degree, Of brutality seldom reach
ed BY any creature bearing the form. and
49,; y = :.
tablishment, for some reason which does
not clearly appear, turned his wife out Of
doors, and refused to allow her'to enter
the house again, dead or alive She was
supposed to- be partially deranged, and
took refuge in a pigepea near the house,
where she lived from November until Fe-
bruary, when she starved and froze to
death.
Rev. D. s. Neyo testified to seeing the
body of the deceased in pig pen, after
her death. It was horribly emaciated
and had on it only one garment, with .
cap, and rags bound round the feet--there
was straw strewed over the pen, and 90
yerlet but no bed whatever.
Mary Goodwin, sister Of the prisoner,
testified that the prisoner and deceased
had been married twenty years they had
seven children, Of whom the youngest
was IL years Prisoner allowed deceased
to be fed BY her children. They used to
go in to her at first, but afterwards did
not prisoner refused to admit the de-
ceased inFcold weather when they expect
ed her to die. a physician testified to
finding the body creqched up with the
knees up to the chest, frozen into a com
plete mass Of ice up to the middle The
smell was so offensive he was obliged to
retire The body was put on door 70 be
taken indoors; prisoner objected, because
he said be had sworn she should never en-
ter dead or alive. IS
4 This wretch Of husband was acquit-
ted Of murder and convicted Of man
slaughter.
The YANKEE AND HIS POWDER HoRN
90 Did you ever hear ofthe scrape that
and uncle Ezekiel had duckin' on the Con-
necticut ~ asked Jonthan Tibertoes, while
amusing his old Dutch hostess, who bad
agreed to entertain him under the roof o.
her log cottage, for, and in consideration Of /
bran new milk pan. No, ! never did:
do tellit,' was the reply
4Well--sou nnst know that I and uncls
Zeke took 1t into our heads to 20 running
after ducks, In fathers skiif SO weigot il
and skalled down the river "a proper sigbi
Of ducks few backwards and forwards j
tell ye, and byim BIZ q few on ZEN lit donI:
|tby the mash, and went to feeding on mus.
cles cstehed up my peuder horn 3
IL SE. a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

GEs. TAYLOR IN New ENGLAND 1T il
thought by some that Mr.. Webster and
his friends. and the leaders Of thewhig par
ty in New England, are preparing xast
moyementin favor Of Gen. Taylor Ii shat
rn~;on # #Ai# a9'st t9s RIH4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

The Chicago Daily Tribune ssyl
David Kennison, one of the surxiyl
the famous party who made dish |
in Boston harbor, is living in thai |
the advanced age of la years, |
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

a Ta,cn S.aallorcd b. an Ear,thcuake
The London News says that, g The Neapo.
Titan steamer Capri brought intellirence
from Syracuse that the Earthquake whoa
was felt here on the It'll had laid the city
of Augusta in ruins The first shock va
felt at p MI, and was SO violent that in
the people fed from their housek The
following one, few minutes aftkrwarda
destroyed the whole place except b7 Mons,
es the mole sank, and where It hru,erlv
stood there Eas no bottom at SO Ethons
The last accounts received at Syracus.
state that IS dead bodies had beeS found
ind 50 wounded recovered from the ruins
i --------- il
!, The last accounts from Italy state. tlae
Etna and Vesuyius were both rDmitinR
t { t flames, ard an eruption Of lkYaI Wa
sally expected
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
> PIAN @Es
KRahe & GahIe,s Plano Factory.

n ealing he attention Of the public 40 this
mannfactory, the undersigned is Impressed with
the belief that he ss rendering a service 70 the
loves ef music and comforting favor upon the
public. rs bs 50 doing he brings p notice an es-
iablishmenf Of unquestionable merit During
nv siay IN Baltimore, II have had.an opportunity
Of examining its interior arraneenents, andcan,
| therefore, consciendously give ahe assurances,
lihat In an thar imparts DESPATCH efficiency and
mower. combined with beauty in design and exc
cution, the factory Of these gentlemen Is nnex-
| eclled bv any other IN the United States
The instruments made BY Messts knaoe q
fGRhle, are built with the most cDnsumnaie care,
taste ana judgment their finish is exquisite
their tone At once full, clear and brilliant In
wora. Il IS but Justice 70 these gentlemen when !
| say--lhat. while BY their genips and acquire.
mems. they are compe,eni-thslr industry zeal
and ambition, are such As ~ ensure g me eapo,
rafions Of their skin &yfee Of mechanical
| nicesv. Is honorable 70 tbem a. wofkmen, as Il
mus bs gratifying to the amateur and artlsi.
The GRAND PIANO. which MessFs- +. y q.
| Md The politeness 10 furnish me for my recent
| Concert was 81 their own manuiacture Pc
| execution Of thar splendid instrument elected
universal admiration-sits superiority vas &C
lknoWledged By eyer Judge present. and won ioE
IL roustf0ctors that applause which discrimlnat
/ inc minds never fail 70 award % distinguished
/ merit 1EoEoh hs1l
Baltimore, Mareh4, lsis-s-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

TIME attention Of those in want Of COAL
j. STOVES IS invited 70 the improved kind
fhat & now being manufactured al the Haipers
Ferry BOUNDARY, which consists Of 1--WE different
sizes. suitable for Offices Shops, Stores, Church
Is &C. Also on hand, HIT Air Cooftng Sores
which will be delivered and set up in any section
IL the country they may Be wanted. a
WANTEDs-Ala large quantity Of Old Cope
and Bras. and old Cast and WTought Iron xhici
win be taken in exchange, at the highest price
~ ny ''''''S = HUGH GIILEEcE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

THE CorroN CRor. The crop II
as estimated by the Patent OFT
1900, 900 pounds, or ten times
as that enormously stated in the I
ing the rounds 81 the papers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

BESEvoIExcEA lady passing along|
one Of our streets one morning, noticed q
little boy, who was scattering salt upon the
sidewalk, for the purpose Of clearing Il
of, says the Lynn News. aWell, I'm
sure p sid the ladE ssthis IS real beneyo-.
|leEssp $40 i aiS't ii, an REPLIED tbs'
bow. ~ Is s1zt r @
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
TRUST TO BRANDRETH's PILLS.

TRUST TO BRANDRETHS PILLS. .
Tale ihem s. Is % Produces brisk eject and
yolir sickness willie ihe Atari Of 4 DAY q two.
while those Who are 100 wise q follow this COM
nonsense advice, viii be siek Tor months, Lei
P;IIs whelhkr ,hcsc things are 80 Or not Let
,hsm enou,re among their friends and ash tie
~11,e dtcsfion. Verify ii EVIDENCE = want
"a Il shall 81 procured TO he sick, let ne say,
49, =. !, ne y, TRfEDRETH Pills as tie best ad-
vice moral man can give yon :
Ne Gibson 8 Harris, = 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

IMMENsITY or THE FUNERAL.--An3d oa-
Of the immensity Of the Adams fnneral
demonstration at New York, may BE- fndg-
ID Of BY the following from the Sun,
aThere could not have been less than
$50, 900 people from the Battery ~ tho
Park. It took just two hours and ten
minutes to pass the corner Of Maiden Lane
and Broadway, and calculating the pace
III two miles per.hour the funeral wbuld
cover over four miles Of ground | AT the
Park the crowd became concentrated, and
the appearance Of the hushed assembly, du-
ring the recital Of the prayer f9r the dead,
was aweinspiring,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
Insurance against Fire


TIME Aanklin Fsrs fasurqnes Company ef
II Rkfisdapkin, continues 10 make Insurance
perp.inai or iinited. On Oh descriptions Of pro
periy. ia Town and country, As low as consistent
wi,h secariy. The Company have reserved e
larre co,tinzunt fund. which. with their capital
and premiums, safely invested, afford ample pro
feeliSn d he Insured
TIE psseis 81 tie Company o. Isl January.
teis. Is pnblished agreeably iaa an act Of the As
ecnlhly, were Is tollQwss
Mortgages, SS0'5oo 81
. Real Enele, l0ol55e 20
Loans (ampl7 secured, l2A159 60
sI5cfs bl,5s3 8
CAsk d hand l5,i57 81
45 II Q2oO97 81
sincs der incorporation, period d eighteen
se,f., fheY have paid upwards q One Million
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars LOSES b. FIRE
which nlIofls he most convincing evidence d
~ advantages &c Insurance. Is well IS theil
ahility and disposition, 20 meet with pfomptness
An proposals fur insurance. rfonp,ly aitendel
a 81 JAMES J. MILLER, hgu,k
CharicSlouns Ian. -. l6l9f e - q. -
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