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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-21
Fisk Il MclcaIf.
.NEU' GOODS, SEPT. 30. Is Il.

YORK, Lard, Butter Cheese and Eggs wanted in
L exchange for Goods, by FISK N MKrcA ALI.
Nov. 81.
a,[1s County, TowN, and VILLAGE
"a ~ Orders, taken at par for goods, by
~ FISH g. WetcaY.
A LPACAS and MOHAIR PLAID. choice Sc
~ lection new style, at FISK & METcALrs
SHAWLs,-A large and general assortment for
Csale by FISK q MkTcALF
Sn boz Paris Ladies, Misses, and ChiIdrcns
OOIIose. for sale by FISK < METcALF.
DLEASE CALL and see the cheapest and best
/ assortment OF Prints offered.
FISK & MrrcALr
DROAD CLOTHS, Cassimcres Pulled Cloths,
DTwecds and Ncstings by FISK & MhrcALr.
CABINETS. direct from the manufacturer Tor
~saIc low by the piece or yard
FISK * METcALr.
ID FISK & MEroALrs.
T,LANNELS-Re White, Yellow and Blue,
L Twled and plain for sale by
FISK & MrrcALF.
DONNETS-A great variety of Ladies and Miss
Dies. for sale Ivy FISK & MErcALF.
C,APS-AIcn's aud Boys Caps,FurpIu solettc,
7 and Cloth at FISK & METc AIRS.
splendid assortment of Ladies, Gents, Misses
n and Childrcns Boots and Shoes. Also; Lfaiters,
Rubber AM " ershoes, for salc by
Fisk & METcALr.
T OOKING Glasses, for sale by
Ia FISK & MkTCALF.
GROCERIES:
TATA, Rio, and Cape Coffee. Muscovado, New
j Orleans Havana, Lump and Loaf Sugars. No
lasses pepper, spice, ginger, saeratus, etc etc.
FISK Il METcALF.
DRtED Apples, for sale by
- FISK {. NErrALr.
HARDWA ARE and Cutlery OF all kinds for sale
Ibv FISK d MErCALF.
MAILS and Glass i'll quantities, and of all sizes;
= for sale bv Fisk & METCALr.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-21

Why will you allow youT hair to fall Out: and
become bald IN yoaih,, when Ballard " Greenes
Coral Hair Restorative viii positively prevent
your HAIR from Ealing ou, free il from Ill scurvy
or dandruii, ami VIII force the Human Hair. TO
grow wherever Nature intended. fricc % and
81 cents. BE sure and zee that our signature is
ON each bottle, as uonc other Is genuine.
For sale ~ II. I. Striker.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-21
WAIT UNTIL WE BECOME A
f STATE

There are some who propose to defer the matter
Of a school house until we become a State it is said
when we become 4 State VIC shall have a school
fund. But how we to get an available school
fund as soon as we become State? Where is it
TO come from Will it rain down from above, or
will it be cast up by some volcanic uphcaying?
If any one will take the trouble to examine the
facts as they exist, he will become satisfied that a
number of years must necessarily transpire before
we can have any considerable available fund for
school purposes. The 100000 acres of land to
which we are entitled after our admission into the
Union, are already partly absorbed besides, these
lands are not yet located How then, they
soon be made available for a school fund The
10th Sections will be under the immediate con
troll of tue state but considerable time must neces-
sarily transpre before the people be benefited
from this source, by way of general fund. 1t is
true that some years hence, by prudent manage
ncnt, Wisconsin may have good school fund, but
any one who expects immediate aid from this source
greatly mlscalcuates.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-21

nORk Lard, Butter Cheese. and Eggs wanted in
L exchange for Goods by FISK N MKrcALF
\ny 81
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-01-21
Tor tale b5 IL. +. STRIKER.

WY Will you have lie Too'hache, when BAL
lard X Grrcnc's Anodyn" Tooth .trors, or Nerve
DESTROYER wll give YOU immediate relief, and cost
you only - cents.
IJtor sale BY Il. T. SrRYKER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 4. 1913.

|of assault with their feet and Gsts, b5
Substituting an awning post for batter,
ing ram, when Watchman interfered, 81
quired the cause Of the trouble, Foltn-
teered to visit the reif Of Mr.. Walkers
premises, and have the rear of The gentle.
mans wedding coat releaseds- this ar
rangement was generally agreed to, and
watchy started. In the meantime the
outsiders held ! small caucus Of condo
lencc with the groom, during which seve-
raj animated resolves were passed, that
they would rictimize the barkeeper, when
they got in, BY keeping him up until day
light The banging Of the door behind
them, and the shock Of the bar closing
in the iron grasp, aroused their attention,
but it was too late
The bAfkeepef, on learning the trouble;
had quietly descended, 2iat1 lie does,
pushed out the c6at-tail, fastened the en-
trance, and beat retreat again. The
outsiders stofmed, but it was no use they
therefore concluded to pick Up the trophy,
Bear it along to some open establishment,
and hold jolliiication over its rescue
The owner received his package Of money,
land wished to retreat, but they were in no
mood to part with him-they wished to
heal all differences before they separated,
drink the health Of the lady named in the
fecaptured document, and fin an order
for new wedding suit The stranger
was forced to yield, and we need not add
that he got home very late the next morn
Ing.
The day had grown cid before the VIC
tim was able to visit his bride, and of course
she pouted little, but On his promise to
assign sufficient cause at the wedding, the
arrangement was allowed to proceed. As
he promised, so he faithfully rehearsed
the above facts, and pledged his forgiying
young wife, that he would hereafter try
and keep his tail out of such night scrapes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04
9RUST SALE
Valuable Mini, Saw Mill, Steam
Engine, &C.,

IN fHEToWN or WATERFORD.
NY virtue of the authority ola Deed Of Trust
ID executed BY Edward Bond and wife, TO the
subscribers, (ior the purposes therein expressed
bearing date ID OF March. 1877, and duly record
"a In the Clerks Office Of The County Court q
N;,b sSe sioy.s SONS, q s.il frdSf ieRswll,9N
E.lnrdas fAe "A dayef MareA, 1913, proceed to
Ell. At nnblc auction, 10 the highest bidder the
Afoperw therein conveyed, 70 wit:
A Lei oehtdiniag abent Three Acrcs,
n The Town Of Waterford, on which there i a
BRICK MILL,
l0hy IS feet. four stories high with three run OF
{Id feet Bnifs. and all the necessary machinery
IL coinisleie order attached 10 the mill there Is a
new and substantial SAW MILL, PLASTER
HTLE. and STEAM ENGINE, capable Of
Irving two pair Of Bufrs Al IN good order
Tke min Il capable Of manufacturing from 40
!. * 81, barrels 81 Flour per dAy--has the adyan-
Are Of 4 hne retail ensicih--and has always
neel, consldered one Of the best stands for coan,
4fsSwosk inthe county A large and commodicus
s brick dwelling House,
I; Gin Kitchcn. Meai-house, and Stable--a well
wafer n he ward, variety II Fruit Trees, &e.
Al fact more desirable situation is rarely 70 b
l'lcg with. Persons wishing TO buy can view ths
bfoperls previous 10 the day Of sale, BY callins
8 either d The undersigned who viii At al
tiiaestake pleasure IN showing the property ana
irving an he information IN their power Ths
iile 4 believed % be indispu,ablc but sailing q,
Trustees, We viii convey only such IS has beef
IN Tsrnsarsl The purchaser 70 satisfy 1
snrinr deed q Trust given 70 secure the payment
az two thousand dollars with interest Con which
n q thought there may Be credit obtained 81
zone thrse o. fonf months on lhe residue (afel
slIeductine the expenses Of sale) there win be 4
credit of one and Two years ffom The day Of sals
without inieFcst--the purchaser Or purchaser
irving bond and such security Is may Be accept
ffhle d he Trustees I
S sale 10 iakc place on the premises At u o.
4elosk. Al. HENRY RUSSELL
EBENEzER GRUB,
JOHN b BUTTON,
H. a 1917. T,uAceS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

x - ~: ss.s. e ~ y Fs5
DY firtue of deed Of trust fhom John onig.
ID ley and wife 70 the undersigned. bearing
date on the 10Th day Of March 1872 and record.
Cd in the County Court Of Jefferson, win be Of
ierei Ut public auction, a Daniel Entler's Hotel
IN shephepls,oNn. - Saturday az "a day q
I've Tracts Of Land,
Lying On the Potomac River, about two miles
itdm ShephefdSoWn, one ofabouf1 20 ACRES,
idIhltrir helddxinp % Thomas s. Bennett, DECD,
purchased hy said Qnigley from Hillary B. Tai
BOT and wife The older a about 20 ACHES:
purchased b. said Qtiigley from Henry NJ. Bris-
coz The tNo ifacn are adjoining
"a "a Also
a Tract Of about $50 Acres,
Purchased 81 said opigley fran Thomas v.
a Tract Of about 100 Acres,
Which descended ifem Thomas v. SweafinI
zen 70 Is heir a law, and was assigned 10 de
said Mary Z onislsy, n the division ofthe land.
q de s1id Thomas v. SUearingen. deceased
AMONG his heirs u law
Ik-1.kef Ssls.-0 ncrthird cdsk. and = ere1i
win bs gwen for he balance % one and trs
yc1fz, 81 equal psyn;enis. tii1 iniefcA iron
1aE Ile deferred pzlzllenls % b sccnrcd b.
ftc7tf irnsl on he llnfl
HENRY BERRY, Trnsfee
= rI>.-1.s,1 ./r,.s.< f~r. N fN|H s E sf,.@- ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

A|SAD ArrAlR.3 Henrietta Hol
gassis web known ii tIiS theatrical cifclci
as Miss Henrietta Blanch9ffd, SUI io'ri three
Ngl 0rIcans, Eas moriiSlIy M6landed ~
her Husband II shat city on the evening Y
the HUH fifi ) stab u the SIDE !: 4. ana a
an5,hef 81 ibe arm. Sh5 e tl9 3,n !! !
MO. sboiint Two years finss shot nan a Il
| NeN OflEans nailled u ettlPau, With : Plj,
l loi. II feSenini6nt folf foss lndleni.y
and ,o1lfxge committed upon hef, 4nd iol
NShitl, th6 jury Acquitted h9f. koga<l
hsaI fIed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04
COMMISSIONERS Sale,

DY virtae and in pursuance Of the decree Of
ID the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Berkeley County, in the suit there
in pending, in the name Of Rezin ID. Shepherd,
Cor the benefit of p o. Driskells creditors, rs the
Administrators widow and heirs of Patrick o.
Driskell, deed, the undersigned, Special Com
missioners for that purpose, will on the Isl day
af The next January Term q the CoaAfy Court
Of Berkeley, before the Courthouse door In Mar
finsffrO offcr NJ tiehlfTi sale - Eis6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04
Postn0nepnent.

This property non having been sold Al January
Court IN consequences Of the inclemcncy Of the
weather, the same viii be offered for sale before
the Cour, house door in Martinsbnrg; on Monday
The 18th Of March, being The Isl day Of March
LEI. BERRY. CONRAD, csm'rs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04
VALUABLE Town Properly

ia tte lolrn Of SiepAerdstorH,)
FOR SALE.
rTyHE undersigned will sell Al private sale
u TWO HOUSES q. LOTS on tie MAR
Street, ID The town II Shepherdstown, now IN The
occupancy az James Shepherd.
The two lots are adjoining, and upon one is
ii Com Portable Dwelling.
Wild All Ontbuildings, and number Of The
choicest Fruit Trees. And on the other Is large
CABINET SHOP which can be used for thai
purpose, or converted into fine store or schoo
room. The terms, which will be easy, viii b
made known by application 10 either cf the un-
AersiRued. Possession given on the first day d
1nrii. 4el8. VIM SH0RTT,
WIN! B. THOMPSON
Il Oct. q. I6i7-ztE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04
The Real Estate,

of which the said Patrick o. DIiskell died
seized, situated infthe Counties Of Berkeley and
Jefferson near dam No. 4, on the Potomac Riv-
Consisting Of about Twenty-Five Acres Of
Land, upon which are
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

AAAA ~ A4t1 LLLtlL 3N4NItn.t
For Sale 10 PublIc Auction,
on Satnrda5, Isft lEr1t, 1913,
nY ririle 81 Dscrce tfthe Ciruif saperior
- Count 81 Law and Chancery for ne coup-
1 ~ a Fr1i6rick hr0lEhf forfke u1rnose ofe1ect-
| ing Z SaIs ard digision 0ffke Esiife o. Arfhnr
W. Cattef. decd, he subscriber, who b appoini-
ed Special Cummizsianer for that purpoEe viii
proceed. On Satafday ~ lefk 81 Mdrca Aekt u
scll = public ancsioA he Dl6Niug properly 10
I. The Mansion House and Home Farm,
about ID miles from Winchester, containing
about 800 Acres Of GEzt qualify slate Land, with
= large proportion Of fne fnedoW land walertd
/ BY the 0pequOn on the East and Red -
Il bud on the south. Something like
100 Acres Of this Tract are in. Tim
Der. The improvements consist Of 100
two story BRICK DWELLING
LII. HOUSE wild Six Rooms-and
-. and for cellars. The 'ont, houses srs :
Barn, Corn House, Stables, sc The HsfrS.
vile Turnpike leading % Winchester, passes
within j mile efihis farm aud Mills, Shops and
Factories are all convenient
2. The Weaver Tracls
AdIcihipk the Home Farm jesse Cafycft aad
others. and containing $50 Acres, Of which about
oue-IouttnlA IN 1lmbef ms Iract - Wltnout
buildings, but Is well cleared and fenced, and
vel watered BY running streams.
5. A Lotief Woodland
On the Opeqnon, between Jesse Calvert and
Tanquarys helm. containing rs "a Acres.
4. The Paper Mill Lot, |.
Al the junction Of Redbud and Opequcn, edri-
tanning about Acres Of Land, with comiorta-
bic Dwelling House and several old buildings in
Ieluding the old Paper Mil which Is frsi rate
NJ u seat having Gall Of about 10 or 20 feet on
a hne stream, and In an excellent neighborhood
for custom.
5. The Factory Lot,
Above the Paper Mill, with woollen Fscto-
rysa Dwelling House, and four or FIVE Acres Of
good Lansk
s. A Lot Of Limestone Land, I
On the Baiiletown Turnpike, containing rs I-2
Acres, adjoining Mrs. Jos. X. Carter, Peter Me-
Murry and others.
The sales will all be made al the WoolzeH Fhe-
tory. being point convenient 10 all the divisions
ItSms-0ne thirds payable June l5 1913, and
the balance in two equal yearly payments, with
out interest TO be secured BY bonds and deeds Of
trnst, when the court shall have confirmed the
sale
viii be on the premises on the day before me
sale, prepared 10 show the property 10 any one
wishing 10 examine II
VIM. A. CARTER, Sps. Com.
January % 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

Tbs i q rite notice % all rc&d1S hAtlnz
claims pElin<t uk 8 tec.i1i,{ g. ol1e< p.rs1t.s
r11sll( 1i<ck1lrc1 Ifon u. <le1 Il't1
ri = s. JOHN ouI6EEY.
Ekrr,efi..61a. III. ) ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04
HEaDdraarERs, BuEsA VISA,
JahuafY rs. 1913. III

The notorious murdcrers and robbers, Juan
Morales, Jose Maria Duran. Eamaron,
Pasquei Morales and FiIipia Espiposa, having
been aPpfeRende9 apd being In pfiSdn f5r tke
murder and robbery Of citizens and soldiers oftho
Unitef States. BY authority vested. in the com
manding officer Of all the forces, &c. il and near
Saltllo they are sentenced to Be hung BY the neck
until they be dead. (.
CoEonelR R. 4. PaiBe, commanding North Caro-
lima Regiment Of Volunteers, and Governor and
comniandant Cf Saltillo, will give The necessary
oTder5 and win cause 70 Be hung 81 the Heck, 81
"Wednesday the 10Th Of january, 1913, until they
be $50, ihe Mezieans, Juan Morales, J97e ma
ria Ilran, " Samaron, Pasdnel Morales
and Hilipia Espinosa
Hy command of Col HAsirRAMcx
G. a. PORTERFJELD,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

The number II chargeable letters trans
,n;lted IN f;5st ii Great Britain. n 1899,
was ssueaiylsit miIlions-<In =. ioa, . va
,srse ! JiS,lrgd dIid f,ss,a5 ito asi'lsoss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04
IA Merchant Mill.

saw Min, Store House, Dwelling
NM House. Stables, Cooper's Shop,
HI and other buildings This is Tali
liable property, Attending peculiar
advantages from It's location, to person ofenergy
and entffprize inclning to enter into the Milling
and Lumber bilsiness-and Mercantile estab-
lishmenk judiciDusly managed could very advan-
tageousiy be connected herewith,
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree,
are one third Of the purchase money to remain in
the purchasers hands during the life Of the wi
dow Of r. o. Driskell. the purchaser paying after
July LIST 1646, annually, interest To the widow OF
her guardian, fshe being lunatic, and the prin-
cipal al her death. Ofthe remaining two-thirds,
one-fburth to Be paid on the day Of sale, and the
residue in annual instalments Of one and two
years from July LIST, 1913, and to secure the same
BY his bonds with approved personal security, and
a Deed of Trust on the premises.
The properly Is now rented until the 1st day Of
July, 1873, At which time, upon confirmation Of
the report BY the Court possession win be given.
II L LEE 80,
HENRY BERRY, SPss 49,
d. II. CONRAD, =
Nov. Is. 1917.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

Il, CIV & eng u Plt!sbdfg 81 hls
return home ii Match
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

Ms.ndTH 0x-Major N b ConKlin
Of Morgan county, Ohio, has = steer Of
Ok called Rough and Ready & aged seven
vtars last jund. He Is 10 hands high
NJ feet ffor1 he nose to the tip Of BIZ
laiI-kikth 9 feet 2 inches Rough and
| Ready Il not get at, but IS improving "a
n;dlv' Neiaht 1000 t0und& He re
buses Ground food bdi consumes about q
IHree ems Of porn u Z dry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04
4. The Papcr Mill BOD,

Al the junction Of Redbud and Opequcn edn-
tanning about Acres Of Land, with comforta-
bic Dwelling House and several old buildings, in
leluding the old Paper Mil, which Is fra rate
M u seat having fall Of about 10 or 20 feet on
hne stream, and In an excellent neighborhood
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

~ The following letter deseerribing tie eff.
cumstances under which the murders were COM COM
mitted. together with the General Orders for the
execution q the Mexican murderers, have beeR.
receigedsince tie above was in type: 1
BuENA YIsTA, Jan. 20, 1885, /.
SlRs-The nch Whose names ate mentioned
Id ths fjllowihg Order, were executed as prcscrib
ed in the main Plaza of Saltilfo IL the time a.
pointed. They had been guilty Of the atrociotis
ofenceof numbering in cold blood, three defence
less soldiers Of our army, who had just been dis.
charged from the service of the United States JK
aceouna OF sickness These meh had beeh at
tached 10 the Mississippi Regiment Ibid wereon
their way to their holmes wheh lRey were attacked
and killed They were sd much enfeebled 81 uro
tracted disease As 70 be unable ID make any re-
sistanee and Had proceeded only few miles
from Saltillo when they were fallen upon and
literally cut to pieces Igaf
Through the vigilance f Col Paine Governor
Of Saliilo, the nurdefcfs were detested and con-
victeds
The summary mode adopted BY CO.. Ham.
tramck, now commanding at Buena Vista was
not determined upon until afleE be was fully a.
tisfied pf the gniltof the Meficans
i would have been foIIy 70 have brought tho
ofiendfrs to trial Tor By means Of suborned wit
Iiesse iHess People san easily prove ar aliSs.
WOULD free them from punishment The ufonpt
actio3 Of Col. Hanftfamck, in this affair. has
met with the Universal appreciation Of the troops
at th@ place, and no one can censure the sct,
whenfie considers, that this summary punish
ment ~ the guilty has suppressed the exaspefa-
ton of ths soldiers, and prevented the shedding
Iof inRocelt blood.
- III E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04
Containing 500 Acres.
.ThsTe z : efsii vsristy q
Choice Fruit

Z
krguine and ylcldine upon he e.
- hf{fin trffy variety ~ 0raa- 1nn
M1AIli 1tfsS Ef0uin9 ID he yard.
The Dwelling commands beauiiti view 0
~ Blue Ridge and North Mountains, and Is
very hclIlhF, but few cases Of sickness having
etkf occurred Arising from is local silnation.--
The land 9 ths bel limestone. From is loca-
ton being consenIcntto al the Improvements,
sothaf hIl the produce raised upon lhe farm can
bee1eilf conveyed % market at little Expense
thh estate u one Of Tic most desirable In The
sennfy
This land ran.be dIxlded into two farms, CIV
n both wood and Gaitf b each
The subscriber respectfully invites call from
.a0ae dcslrOus 81 purchasing land. a. be 4 pre-
pared % accept 9rice that would make NE pur-
chase q valuable invesiment even q specuiai
Hon, % any dispossd % engage IN such an enter
prize 10 gentleman Of fortune who desires q
country ftsldeaecsand opportunity snow afford
- rarely - b ms with,
-. VIM. T. WASHINGTON.
Near Chasles,own, Jefferson Co.. Va.
iaf N.,v 40 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

s. A Lot Of Limestone Land,

Above the Paper Mill, with Woollen Fscto-
rysa Dwelling House, and four or Eve Acres d
COOL AMI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

|sn Z envy Il tie merit u otheis th1t k'ESt
sns6g ihefr Own
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

7 In Oregon laborers Get three dollars q
day, and tafry 4 bod made Of rosewood
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

+ The quickest trip ever made between
Philadelphia and New a ork was affected
by the Pilot Line, on friday night, which
was in three ursand forty minutes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

Worm SEEINe.-Ths editor Of The
Pittsburg Despatch has seen, beautiful
copy of the Declaration Of independence
signatures and all--sngrared upon one
side Of an An,eriean dollar!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

VALEyrIxEs.-In Philadelphia, on, Mon
day, 10000 valentines were distributed
through the Post Office and other chan
nels. 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

EVENING Free ScHooLs-We see BY
the New York Sun, that the Evening
Free Schools recently established in New
York city, have met with eminent SUE.
cess. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

HIGu WAcEs.--Twenty-iye dollars a
week with board have been offeEed at New
York for nurses to attend patients with
ship fever.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

SrATrsTIcs-There are 5 ,s6O tavefns in
the State of New York. 25S, 900 farmers,
$1,000 merchants, $4,000 manufactures,
5000 mechanics, $500 lawyers, 1000
doctors, and 1900 preachers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

An ARTIFICIAL MAN-It is said there
is man in London, who has a glass eye
and spectacles, a. wig, one arm and two legs
ofwood, nose which is fastened to, the
skin of the sorehead; lower jan Of silver,
an artifcial set of teetl, 4 part Of theskull
of cautchoue, and palate and both ears d
the same substance, as we'll as large r3art
of the abdomen. lie was formerly employ
ed as a fireman, and was horribly rnutila-
ted BY an explosion Of . boiler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

- Ikc 6o1ih, olefs ~ sale his
Valuable Landed EetolcS
I''1nt<1 1Ift niits Ntff1 Wei ~ ChafIesldt1.
a. csat a gnr,ice f1F Jefferson county Va
NiItIn h1if ! Nllt 81 ihe Wincbeslcy and Poto-
&c IaiIro1f. and ~ smilkfeH and Halpnn.
10y Jul1p.kt trt 1Iso within four miles q
Railr5od.
Containing 500 Acres.
The impfoysm<bis e61sla II sommodious
III - BRICK
NY DNT1xxr1f0 HoUsB,
containing eleven nouns The
0ufboildingn consist Of SMOKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

Adjoining the Home Farm, jesse Calvert a7d
others. and containing $50 Acres, Of which abont
bnildings but j. well cleared and fenced, and
veil Halernd BIZ rIInning atreans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-04

A denouement followed, bat Ae lady
had got IN hours start with the shatl and
the agreeable companions parted pet hali
50 agreeable Is they had met
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