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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

GrasPci Che beauie0us Islands VIDE domains
ireland possesses in herself everything u constitute
Nation and ii England did ever possess any right 20
govern her, except the right whereby Capt Kidd gov
erncd the peaceful mcrchanman she has forfeited that
right az the fact notorious that she has murdered by
starvation without the trouble Of juypackirg 10000
human beings within the last three years Up then,
Guards and at them viii be the watchword as soon
as Irclands opportunity" arrives. All she wants
from her friends here Is the sinows of war, and
quickly viii she become once more nation lndepeud-
cnt and happy CAyANIE.
Nf,-. York june - ISIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24
GENERAL NOTICES.
~ PhreuologiSts and Publishers, FowLERs {
WELLS, Clinton Hail. 80 Nassau-st. n. 7.

~ New-Jcrscy Mining tOmpuny.-An Assess
mfli O fv per share u fne capital stock B. required
f1 h- paid on before fhe -1h dsy of june $50 40 ue
ID Hs. hudson Co. Neyy-Icr-rv af o. South F0udh-st
Pii.ade.pla By order of .he Board of Directors.
uvlj ls,, fia.- A MARTIN Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24
A CARD TO BUSINESS MEN
CARDS! CARDS.! CARDS!..
WM GLAND BOURNE,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTER.
30 Conland-st first floor.

CARDS. CARDS. CAhDo...
WM GLAND BOURNE,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTER
No. COnlandst first floor.
The patronage Of gentlemen desiring neat and carefully
COMMERCIAL. Law. AND LerrrarsEss WORK.
Of every description /. respectfully solicited.
Shakespeare sings Of o....-,
which Of coar.e. Is soT No. corilaud.st hrsi soor.
being TOO easy not only Of ngress bl egess r any one
% commit 80 egregious olunaef
~ " o. deyotes lnremiaing personal attention 10
e execution of all orders Or Printing and no effort spared
% deliver work the best style Tie arr, with the greatest
TERMs-IS ALL CASES, CASH on DELIVERY
Delivery made my cOunlugrOom desk, snd wofA sehi
% any part of the city al my expense. Je-< is'p'
nRY GOODS STOCK FOR $ALE.-A retail
IIOcs good order VIII Doe closed iO Tie highest Ddl.f
ou or before Saturday next be 1h inst 81 y O'Clock D.
Inquire 20 Greeuwchs where the stock can be seen
ie1jA~
1T. BARTHOLOMRw,- CHURCH.-Rey
- Lewis " Bsch, Pssor-fof sale Or % rem oAe VI
ies In Cyrus ". FIELD co o cIh-a.
TrFNRy MOORE, TAILOR and rowsers maker AS
removed from ia3 % eIJ BroadwaY nearly oppJ,A'
Bond-st where business VIII be conducted upon ! ie
European plan. and a. Moderate charges. je7 i'm
nR.J.R. SWEET, natural bone-seuer, 81 Fal'on-st
- Brooklyn. DR.. 5 VII treat the following Injuries
comp fractures, dOcalODs, coriracuons hip disease,
=
DRINTER-' STANDING PRESS, Hoes make
sgItab-f0r b00abncer printer, f0r sale low. Also,
boards fOr pressing sheets Apply % y W RAPEk,
Jiz Pear-st. cor Pecz-siD- ie25r
SPOONS AND FORK Stable and deseu FORKS
tJand tea and table spoons u heavy silver plate Tor
steamboats,, hotels ard private families, for sale At Bur
lng-silp. by LUCIUS HART. lale Boartman Har
STRAW GOODS, STRAW GOOD..-A large
= trd splendid assortment " straw Goods " every le
pl0n, Suitable Tor men, boys and infants, a. no VAR
CUES Hu and Gao warehouse - Bowery my IN
SHOW CA-E---HOW CASES. large az
Nsonner o. and secondhand Snow ase- constant
lg on nand sd SHOW Cases made to order Also, shO"
Case iken Ia exchange a. H. }. kAkIs j'o bf0one-i
The bOsgery. my-h I'M
1OPAfkTNEttSHfP be Undersigned has THIS day
" sdmed sons ames B. Brewster and Henry brcws-
tr a. partners Id he business which VII DO continued under
H. sTrn Of JAMES BREWSTER SONS, At 80 Brood
War. INV I JANIS bhrHnIEh
nI@sOLITION.-The partnership heretofore exist.
Dnx between the unders yned under tie Lrm OF bkJS 81
GALLAGHER, u tbs day Dissolved BY mutual consen
Al dues Tie firm % be paid % Albefi Brush, VINO
wil carry he business a. usual -
je2z 81 THOMAS GALLAGHER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

- The BUhm Fiute.-A. o. BtDcFs- nm Broad
way. has constantly ntlt complete assortment of bWhu
fHIrs OI n, own manufacture anal particular pains VIII Dee
taken with Flutes made tJ O1ier and n a cases warranted
fI give satisfaction. and r addition Dee found Pulp
Fu- much admired music .l Doe Flue published n nlu-
her, l' ls EACH and h, Qrfr for Flute AMI Guitar; also
books of .u-iuc JON by Clinton Nicholson aud others, table
music stands. Ac le50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24
-Mnrfin Vnn Emren Nominated.

resident and HESEY DODGE Of Wisconsin for
| .ce prcs.deut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

Q = ~
never was AN article which gave such universal satisfaction
and delight ls fh@ JENNY Lind Hair Gloss Persons who
use n speak terms OF he strongest commentator,
AID he voluntary expressions ~ admiration b receives d
only ecused by those bestowed upOn Jenny Lind herself
OF auy that has line copyright the wrapper
Hc. The genuine only Poe bad af locKwoou's, tt
Broadway s. Ravnor 1b bOwery tirsi Agents. Also a.
ll2 Col. II Broadway and corner Broadway and Four
f.eufh-.i 53 BOwery. " Avenue d, - HOustoni -8
Hudson. Do irhfaveuuu. cor Blocker and Charles So
GreenHich 100 sAthascauc, ard at the Principal Omcc
Ea-sHu--f
BrlukIgu-Mrs HAYES $50 Fulion-st, A. NJ wilder l5l
Faalu. u D. AyIes. cor At tulc and Henry. lei5 eotf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

~ Wafer-Cure Establishment, Oyster Bay,
T. l. - miles from New-l 0rE.-J0EL SHEw, " d. auinur
of The Wa-ar-Cure Manual. Handbook of Hvdropahyf
Sc Sc Editor of the WaerCIre journal anf the earliest
American practitioner oi tle new mode and Dr. T ROOF
also pupil 0' Pue-suz, receive patients above Pas
sage week days, per steamboat Croon 3 + d. Fnion
Market le' u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

| ~ MARTIN Vas BuREN Tor President aud
| HENRY DopCE a.. 5. Senator. late Governor, of
WISCONSIN, for ePresident is the ticket of the
Free soil Democracy. IL is a strong ticket, and,
no farther nominations should be made, will OBJ
lain good many Whig votes. We should not
wonder If the Hale ticket were TO be withdrawn
II favor OF thus one. What il Van Buren, were to
beat Cass in the general vote OF the Free States
i've believe he would if every voter could but un-
Ilcrstand the question whcrcon they are at issue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24
BROADWAY HOTEL,

CORNER on BROADWAY AND fARK.PLAcT,
Opposite tho City Hal Park aud Fountain.
NEW-NORk
Tyonsisnf Boatd n ~ per Day
2 u PETTiBONE n TUCKER, Propneiors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

/ FROM LAKE SUPERioK.-The steamboat Detroit
hnved al the ssut t. Marie from below the oh inst
siih Cspt Rood and thiriyfve men passengers. on
heir way TO erect a Light House on White Fish Point
axe Superior
{ The propeller Independence arrived at the Saul
lom above ON the 10Th, with two hundred tons OF Ma
i've Copper from the Pittsburgh Cha Mine, Eagle
River.
Col. o. d. Dibble arrived there from below on
be 9th with miners aborcrs, provisions, lumber sc.
or the Wallace Mine, OF the Upper Canada Company.
Tear Ladock, north end OF Lake Huron. The mine is
reported exceedingly rich aud valuable.
- The notes OF the Prucct0R Bank ~ j.
lave nos been refused in Philadelphia. The rcpor'
row out Of change Of rs account from tho Northern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

~ Newly ofk Mafer-fu re Establishment,
f.. ID. Peir,on, MD. Propriefor.-Ihis establish
un town boo O the moal pleasant and healhy
parts of e sfy. containing sixty rooms. with several
private garors good table for nsads or others, who
good plain diet Also, me aan- cement iof Da,9ut
G sni - Fast Foureenthst near Un.on-square, New
yorl iej lnf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24

< kl~-ih- establishment which continues o enjoy ne
confidence OF te first families n tins city, Is spacious and
comfortable every respect Madame HiN l. assisted 0y
the rst Professors u NeW-Yora Terms very moderate
M % Iaf
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08

YErHoLx-CoRoxArlox OF THE GIPsr
KNe.-Monday, the 25th October, was
the day appointed for traversiDg the bound
ary Of the Common, and for the Corona
ton Of Charles Blythe, successor to the
late Willie Faa, King of the GiPsies.-
Charles was solemnly crowned in The cen
ire Of the village, and the band playing
'sGod save the King." and the crowd
cheering 81 Long live Charles the First =
Kelso Chronicle.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08
The Be2lnninG!

The National IntelligsEcer of the 99d, con-
tsins the speech Of Mr.. CiRgmaa, Of North
Carolina We copy part of The readers
Of this paper, and those acquainted with its
editor, will know that the main views pre-
sented in the extract below have often been
urged by US. We are glad to find them present
ed by Southern member of Congress, and
think they should be widely spread n the South.
Both oil the leading parties in tae md-slave
states are interested in this. Theya are interest
ed morally for the truth should be known
They are interested pOlitically fol as success is
won upon the PrO-slavery issue, so will they be
Kept down, unless the leaders art content to
play second hddle" 10 ultra men of she per.
pstuslists' school.
Mr. ChngmGn speaks plainly. more 50 thar
We had supposed he could or would. He is in
error in several particulars. he il unwise W,
mink, In resorting to abuse Of any class; We
dissent too, from many Of his views wholly. Blu
he haPOlitician; and this is the beginning: wher
The ear of the South is open, and its eye clear
hWiil hear and see more, and then it will b
prepared to do justice to all Declaring tn
North to have been the first agitators of tn
slavery question. Mr.. Clingman says:---
The next effort to connect this question witt
party politics, am, as a Southern man, Nj,
chairman, sorry to be compelled to say, cam
from the South, In speaking Of this and som
subsequent events, i regret 10 feel obliged 10 al
laoe 10 matters connected to some extent wit
Poiitieai movements Of our own day, shall no,
however speak Of these things as partizan.
90 not tntend TO make a single remark offensiv
10 any friend Of the existing constitution Of IN
united States. L shall only allude TO som
grsa' iseis as are necessary to be seen to enabl
.ne paeiieto form a correct jodgmen Mt In relation
10 the question. This Ia due 10 truth. and |,
me magnitude Of the issues al sta he. and IN
tenc' 80 far Is am able, 70 do Justice 10 IN
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08
Total in 1874, 3,s14.5s1-s1,9 11, 500
5,919,421 3,323,211
9,634,OO2-s5,234,9O7

Total, 4iVOz-SO ,@ot,SV'
Here we have in two years an increase
Of more than so per cent. in the quantity
of liquors imported--the amount for 1916
being equal to ffty-one thousand and TWEEN
weight hogsheads Of one hundred and SIX
teen gallons each. Has the cause Of tenn
psrance increased in this Proportion-or is
there not more cause nowthan ever, forrenew-
ed labor on the part Of temperance men, As
the period of time since the last date in the
report has been one Of great prosperity, al
forcing all classes ample means of indul-
gence. it is to be feared that the consump-
ton Of foreign, as well as Of home made
spirits, has much increased over the large
amount of 1S4S. Three millions three hum
drei and twenty three thousand dollars is too
large an amount TO go abroad for 50 poor a
purpose, and rapid and steady decrease
cannot but be gratifying to all who love
sound health and good morals. No labor
should be thought hard that will accomplish
50 desirable an object. Our imports show
tina. the temperance reform has hardly
s.sco,ched the snake, not killed it. "-Pitts.
bpugh Gazette.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08

The London Times describes Lord Stan
ley as a schoolboy developed to the most
magnificent proportions. -, -. 49,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08

What is the gender Of hatY" asked a
dame the other day. /" Mascsiline, replied
the scholar. "lndsedi Than what's ths
fsmnine p " Why, bornst, 70 Dc sasssss
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08

This amount Of payments deducted from The
.r,aant ls6l .OO0) Of bonds sold, leave $io,-
I5s Sc: which, added to - .vs6' the aggre.
ssis amount Of debt outstanding at the date Of
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08

The Assessors of New Orleans hare taken
the CensuH, and return the results as follows
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08

II is but just to say, that new census Is or
dered, and that the best informed think t'ese re-
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08
January /, ls4S

The TENPERANcE REFoRN.-Hardly a
paper is now taken up that does not contain
a record of the proceedings Of the relormers
of the cause Of Temperance. We hear on
all sides Of new organizations to stop the
traffic in, and consumption Of, ardent spirits,
and are often tempted to hope that the enoE-
NOUS drain for this useless indulgence has
been checked. Active as are the friends oil
Temperance, it is unhaPply but too Ger
tain, that the consumption OF liquor steadily
and rapidly increases, and ii IS feared much
faster than the temperance reform itself,
To confirm this position, that the con-
sumption OF ardent spirits is thus rapidly in
creasing, we give from the official reports the
amounts imported in lS44 and 1916, for the
fiscal year, ending June Both:
Imports of Wines and Spirits.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08

To.al, gallons, e,s19,52i-s3, S2S,211
1914.
Wines, galluus, 7,osl-s 9nan05
Beer, Brandy &c, 1,557,497 1,0O2,691
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08

Wines, gallons, 1862, 411-s1, s4s. 044
Beer, Brandy, &c. 2.057, 010 2,475,167
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08

MIssIoNs or THE PREssTrEuAS BoAko-Nt
is stated in the Foreign Missionary Herald tasrs
are under the care Of the mission al Allahaoad,
Northern India, a mission college with lOO
scholars, an orphan boys school with y, an or
phan girls' school with SO; seven boys bazaar
schools with 300, and female bazaar school
with 50 schOlars-msking total Of sos Pu-
pills.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08

HALF A MILLION COOP BoOKs.-In eight
months ending Dec. 1, the American Tract So
cisty has issued publications TO the value OF
$4,000, or equal to about 100000 volumes
They are circulated in all the States Of the
Union by auxiliaries, individuals, and by more
than two hundred eOlPOrteurs, who accompany
the distribution from house TO house among ths
destitute, with personal religious Conversation
and prayer.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08

MISSION AT MkDURA--This mission wss com
menced in 1884 Rev. William Todd and Rev
Henry K. HOisingtOn, with their wives. were
the FIRST missionaries located there. Il now con
sists Of stations and 2 Out-stations, 10 mis-
sionaries, male and 10 female assistant mis-
tsionaries, 3 native preachers and 81 other ma
tive helpers
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-08

Donations FOR MIssIONs---In October, the re-
ceipts Of the American Baptist Missionary
Union were $685. 80. Total Of the Union
from April to Oct 81, Sal, 793 81 The re-
ceipts Of the Board Of Foreign Missions Of the
Presbyterian Church in the month Of October
were S4645 50. OF the American Board the re-
ceipts in October were s26,379 Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01
Glorious Incl {

tHE undersigned, having fof some TING post
= conducted the Lottery and ExchanGc Busf.
ness IN Baltimore, and haYing had speh 1npyere~
dented luck in. selling prizes have deiermin-
ed % infFm the people AZ these United States.
thai ii they feel disposedto try their luck III i
Lottery st all, they will do well u try This most
fortunate Office. Success attends US IN almost
every drawing and many persons ihat had no
idea of draWilg prjze after frFiIg other Offices.
have laid out few dullaTs andEmade hand
some fortune fqrii We profess 10 conduct Inc
business ol1aFe and liberal principles; II we sell
prize We pay the money down without pers,1ad-
my the holder 10 lay itonf againonly ashc please.
We keep good supply OF Tickets in all the
MARYLAND LOTTERIES DRAWING
DAHL Y--and any person desiring to have list
of all the Daily Lotteries for m6uth at d time.
can have them sent TO them for aIsm0nfh ahead.
with the schemes and price Of siligle tickets oS
package, 50 that they can see whafao order In Be-
fore sending their money. we are ina stream
ofluck, and invite the dealers to Try chr 0IIice.
which Is No. 15l, Pratt street. nearly opposite
the BaliiMsEe and Ohio Depot. The drawing
cfthe LQttery sent Immediately after it is over Is
each distant customer. address
WRIGHT "a CO.,
15i, Pfatt X, baltimore, NJ
March %. 1SiSl-5nl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01

At HaTpers-Ferry, on Thursday. the 25ih ult.,
BY the Rev. Thos. H. W. Monroe, Mr.. JAssEs N.
SMAELwooD 10 Miss FRANcEs r.. RmESoua, Sc
cond daughter Of Mr.. Robert Ridenour:
In Loudoun County, on Tuesday the a9sh ult.,
by the Rev. Thos. H. w. Monroe, AfF1 AlRbs
EDwaRD OREM TO Miss Maav ANN PRIscE.
On the 18Th day Of May, at the residence Of
Province Mccormick, Esq, in Clarke County,
by the Rev. A. H. III. Boyd, DR. J. Wir.LIaM SrE-
PnExsoS Of Frederick County, to Miss GERrRUDE
E, youngest daughter Of The late Win. Moss,
Esq, Of Fairfax County, Va.
On Wednesday evening, May 10Th, at Sharon,
Fairfax county, Va, by the Rev. L. III Chris
tian, WM BEALL, M D., formerly OF Prince
Georges county, Md, to May EIizABETH LEE
JoSEs, daughter Of Comm. ThoS. Ap. 4Catcsby
Jones, y. s, Navy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01
Dancing and Waltzing,

ID WILLIAMS, respectfnliy inlpnns The
II. Ladies and Gentlemen Of Ehaglcsiown
and vicinity; that he will open SCHOOL in
this place, on Friday tie ID aab Of Jane: in which
viii be taught all The latest and most lfashiona-
bic styles OF Dancing and Walking, viz; Co
tillions all the various styles+aofj WALKING I;
Spanish Dances; German Quadrilles, sc. &C.
Mr.. WILLIAMS will give lessons IN the Polka,
and the Foila VAIL, to those who Inay wish to
become acquainted with those fashionable dances.
Persons wishing to join the class are requested
to make application at Sappington's Hotcl.
Charlesfown June isis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01
THE MARKETs.
o5Eee n ne gslli.s, cEzcz.

UIIy JUf ,, IL n
The -four market today remains without ac-
tivify, Sales Of some roo bbls. Howard
street brands At $50 The rcceipis and supply
are light. A decline has taken -nlaee IN City
Mills-sales today Of 100 bis. e IS IS, holders
however are generally asking 1881. A sale al
30 today Of 900 bbls. extra brands at 60, and 100
bbls. Rye Flour at S3.75. Wheat has slightly
declined-sales to-day q red at TO 128 for
good 10 prime, and Of white do. 1913 1872. -
Corn Is selling at 40 ~ cents for white, and IS
d 10 per bushetf for yellow. sales of Oats al 30
. - CENTS; and Of Rye at - a - cents. Whis-
key Is dnlrai 81 az cents per gallon in bids. and
barrels
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01
Prices Tor NAV.
UNITED STATES SALE.

L 0AN8 - A8AI ~ - - = s2|HL AH-e-.pI-s
ION TUESDAY the 9Th q UNE next, will
NJ be sold, on behalfof the United States q
the Harpers-Ferry Armory, all the. materials
contained in the following named Buildings, re-
Gently purchased BY the United States at said
| ATinory, on the line or The Public Canal, in
~ Wooden Stables, one 90 byl5 fret;
/ frco stOry.sS0ne House, rs 6l ~ Jfet, eov-
cred grith sltifoy
Stone Sa6ie, 26 Ly 20 faet
| tpo story .Stoac Holfse, 80 by 26 feet, COP
efc1J nth szzfe ;FsT 4
ono siOrg Stone Kitchen, 12by IA feet
t,co story Stone IloEsS,, 80 By 20 fret, cor
i ercd ftffh sldic
lltieo story Stone Kitelea, % 5y I6 fedalt,
corerrol nth sjtii5iglcs';;
4 tleo story Soas Hoast, 20 bg 20 fbet. c0vs
cred lrih slatoi l
4 two story &9re Hoass, 2e bg 20 fret
Lone starry Sone Aitel.cy, Is 69 Is feet,
corercd Ielh slate
| mn stara Steae Hgssc, 80. tv'.1s feSt,
sbinglc roof;
| f,so story Sleno House, 20 vi 10 fg,
] Qpc story Ipeelrn House, 20 ~ u ftft,
sblRgLe roQf
leo tory Busl Hausa, 25 6y 50 feft,
single roof ~ \.
Together fritlta Hrgc quantity Of Win-
dor and Daor Frames, iSast, Doors, &c.
Nth a quaatityf OIL. Timber.
The Materials ii each Building viii be sold
separately. and the others in lots to suit pnrchas
ers, who viii be required 10 remove the same fIgp
he several sites within 30 days from the day of
sale.
The sale will commence at iQ csciqEk, A. NJ,
and continue until the whole are disposed q,
Turns Cash, in specie: kSiSned1
JOIN sFMINGTON,
lA!iai0ref Ord. Consmdg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01
Two Story Dwelling TIouse,

With back buildings Ia complete order, and
pump Of excellent water ii the dor Cooper
Shop. Barn with shedssall round. ana an oiher
necessary Uul-housex
The Land i equal IN inriiliy Isl any Ii no
county far wheat Or other egs,Ils--tke fields are
well laid cit and waseFesl, sufficient quantity &C
excellent Timber lhegvQn. 4 n
There IS also iifSt.ratc ORCHARD, In bear.
ing condition, IL choice Fruit-a Quantity uf
Peach, Pear and Plum Trees, Of ne choicest
kind, situated in 4 beautiful and healthy neigh-
borhooi.
Afuriher description Is deemed unnecessary,
as thoscdiSpssedto purchase win noIdoubt view
lhepremises.
The above property is well worthy ii the con.
sideration Of cnierprising individuals, Any par
sons wishing to view the premises, can do 80 BY
calling On the subscriber, who will take pleasure
In showing III sss
TERMS on SsI,E.--0ne thirJsaf The p,ir-
chase money 10 Be paid In hand. and the balance
IN three equal annual payments, the purchaser
giving note bearing interest from the day fsale,
When the whole purchase money Is paid, and
not before, good and sufficient decd viii be exc.
cuted. Sale 10 commence IL 1 o'clukk, z, ~.
.lGRAFTON IA. CL+AlETTs Agent.
WA, B, TaRLRa, Aac,ionecr. {,
May II, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01

fTlHE subscriber isconz,an,Il supplied With
u Cation ond II>o,'<e A<1a1|1rtt|lI I<lirftA
and Is also Agent ior The sale 81 uArls IoE Sas,
"a Of very kest qualify Also o. hand, and Or
ders received for Reeds, Hangs. Rnbhins Shut
i,<s pickcIS L;eaihcr fan kinds fiYerS Jacks.
Emery, Cumb Plate, Cleaning Cont& karilng
hons Tc1lcf Hooks Cline. &C. 90
am sliII Misunderstanding CARD CLOTH
ING. warranted equal . any now nasics and q
reduced prices
Assent I6r he sale AZ a. NIsxxkLy's Bells, Of
rery superior lone, for Ct4Fskk. H,ttaits H.
IDS 1I1IiS. a..
llonidrs prompsly attended % "
JOHN II. HASKELL.
C6rner IF En<e,t s.. as1 CaQSnisf Alley,
Balfimoie. May 81 IS o. 3al-
- lruiiastarF Gf<cll< 10 ami. S. Send
cons of ,nltrr ~ adv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01

QTSs Classls q Virginia convened Agreeable
q notice, q Friday evening tie 18th inst. and
Glossd IL session he "Wednesday evening follow
%. Tie mseiipR was veil attended end fun Of
ipsercs, tkrosrhoek AmOug ne various resola-
tieos siop,ei uan ons senaering vote Of thanks
totke ci,izens Of Sniihfela and heighbolhood. for
thsIr hosfi.ali.y and likeRise . ,he Pastor and
r,snbcrs q Ne Methodist Episeopel Church. for
~ - q SakhS.k.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01

Col Dick johnson, who has come out
on his own hook as candidate for the
Goyernorship Of Kentucky, is still In tho
field The Central Democratic Commit
tee has made numerous efforts to induce
him to decline but he takes all their
suggestions rs insults, and as arguing q
want Of appreciation of the vast merits
justly pertaining to the Killer Of Te-
cumseh He appeals to God and the
People l-Riehmol,d Wig.