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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
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Figured Ingram & Girtk CarDeting,


{ Also-Cioths, Sattinetts, Cassimeres, PULLED
and Plaid Linsey, Blankets Flannels, and every
variety Of Figured Goods for pants, &c
The machinery is inferior to none in the VAL
ley, and is capable Of turning out the best of work
In addition we have been on TO the North, and
engaged to be made as early as possible, some Of
the latest improved Carding Machines and
Looms, such as never have been in use In this
County, which will enable us to make more
goods and on as fair terms, as they can be made
in the Valley of Virginia
One Of the firm viii be frequently at the Fac
particularly on Mondays and Saturdays
From the location Of the Factory, and the con-
slant supply Of water, and the fact thai no ex-
pense has been spared 10 procure good workmen
for all its branches, as well as Machinery and
Materials Of the best quality, we have reason to
fatter ourselves that We shall be able to turn out
as good work as any establishment In the! Valley
Our friends In Londoun County, who have IA
yored Us with their custom heretofore, are in
formed that in consequence Of our improved ma
chinery, we shall be able to do their work on the
shortest notice. They viii readily appreciate the
advantages of this stablishment-ifis about one
mile above the ShannQndale Ferry, where there
is a road open along the Bank Of the River. to
SnickersFerry, so that persons crossing at either
place, will have no difficulty 10 finding the way.
besides number Of Foris on the River
Merchants viii find IL to their Advantage to
give us call before visiting the Eastern Mar
kets
We viii exchange goods for wool, on the most
accommodating terms. and purchase wool for
cash. We will take in exchange for goods hard
soap. lard, and soti soap BY the barrel
JOHN KABLE.
DAVID JOHNSTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
Capitals $4,000 and 5000, Tickets -.
Package of Wholes only SEQ; Halves $50. "a.
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Auction.

THE subscriber will sell the balance Of bis
Il stock Of goods, at public sale, on Friday IL
28tk inst, and continue from day 10 day until al!
Is sold. His stock amounts to over two thousand
dollars worth, Of every variety Of. goods wanted
BY our farmers and citizens, and consists In part
as follows, viz:
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassine,ts, vestings,
Under Shirts Drawers, -Calicoes,
Silks, Cashmeres, MouseIains, Lawns,
Cambrieks, Silk and Cotfon Hdkfs,
Umbrellas. Hats, Gaps, Bonneis,
Gloves Mittens. Silk Stockings, Cofioh Stock
ings, ehildren's do
Laces, French worked Collars, )
Merino, Alpaca. Flannels, BIankes, Linens,
Drillings, MILLINERY goods. Raging,
Fine Shawls for summer and winter,
Sheep shears, Mails. Boots, Shoes, Wagon whips,
Horse collars, Bride bits, Whips, Cow hides,
Forks Shovels, Rakes, Tea Ketles, 7
Moving and Grain Scythes,
A variety Of good Groceries, with eight ibis. Of
prime brown Sugar.
Machine Rope, Bed cords. Rope Halisrz, with
almost every thing wanted By our farmers
TERMS.=0n al sums over $ credit Of
EN-. AlsoU1IH
Charlestovn, April ~ 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

Bel Air Lottery,
| II Draws every Tuesday Capitals 4o0Q00
and SIS, 900 Tickets SIS. Certificate Jk peek.
age Of Wholes So; Halves 81, 50i oaaf 9ie,75.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
Trust Sale or Goods

"A s Trustee Of Mr.. w. r. Wilson, the under.
signed als9 Qffers at private sale, the nHtire
stock Of Goods in his Store, al South Bolivar.
!. The stock consists of every variety usually
found in CouRtry Stores has not been long laid
in, and the GOODS are Of excellenr Quality.
As the stand is considered one Of the best in
The country, and may Be had by the purchaser Of
the stock, an opportunitYfor "a great bargain"
Is here offered "a small capitalists
I Terms win be made 20 suit purchasers.
-. n 8, WHITE, Trustee.
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FerNardlng 8 CemnIssIen Business.
wUuac

THE undersigned having erected large
u War; House, Is now prepared to forward
Flour and other Produce al Tie shortest notice to
Georgeiavn AMI Alexandria. His. Beats are
constantly running between Harpers-Ferry and
Alexandria, and persons having Produce or Mer-
ebandize 20 boat, would do well 10 give him
call. Having been engagedin this business for
the last 70 or ~ years, he offers his past conduct
- guarantee for future fidelity. He respect
fully invites call from the public.
JOHN GIBSON,
Hsrpers-Ferry, May II, Isis--y
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Brilliant Schemes for April.

rs T0r w Af1Hry4. Co., d1anagers.
Washington Civ. D. {
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HIRAM ELLIS, Surviving
New Goods, New Goods /!

uTHdIAM j. STEPHENS, Of Hsrpars-
w Ferry. Va, Merchant Tailor and Ready.
Made Elothier, takes this method Of making
known % his friends. customers and the public
genefes that he has Just returned from the East
< frn Markets with new and splendid assert
mcni a ploths Cassimeres and Yestings, which
for quality and style defy competition. Amongst
his STOCK may be found Cloths, Cassimeres and
Yesiings as follows, viz
4 CL0THS.-French, English and Black Dress
Cloths, At prices varying from one TO ten dollars
Per yard, French. English and American Blue
dollars per yard; French English and American
!. lnyisihls Green Dress Cloths at prices varying
frou = 80 10 81 per yard; French, English and
American Brown Dress Cloths, al prices varying
5fpm = SO q 81 5oper yard.
CASSIMERES-French English and Amer
lean Blue aud Black Cassimeres, az prices vary
Ing from 70 - per yard; French, English and
American Fancy Cassimeres, great variety,
Pfiees varying from % 50 80 per yard.
yESTINGS--French, English and American
Vestings Silk. Satin. Marseilles, &c, varying
ffon 70 Sc per pattern.
Z. CASHMERETTS.-Fre and English
Blaek, Brown and Green Cashmeretts at prices
varying trOm1 % - per yard.
SUMNER CLOTHS -English and Ameri-
can Black and Blue Bllck Summer Cloths Plain
Striped and Twifled varying in price nom 50 cts.
10 - 80 per yard.
BRILLlNGS. French, English and Ameri-
can DHnmgs. White. Brown and Fancy, prices
varying from 8 ets. % 81 per yard.
TWEEDS.-EreDch, English and American
summer TNceds, Farious coIors and prices, va
Eying liom 50eents % 81 per yard.
LINENS. GINGHAAfS AND.LUSTRES.--
French. EnRlish and American Linens Cling
kznls and Lineen I,nstfes for Goats, . beautiful
ss.ortqcnt prices varying from - 70 81 cents
pcryard =
RkADY-MADEcE0THING.-His Ready
Md Clothing department Is nov full and com
pIatc. consisiing q fclloWs yiss-.Fancy Cotton
Co1S ~ IS cents Fine Linnen do. So Linen
Cheek dol 80, French Bingham DO 50, Tweed
d %. Summer Cloth do 90, Angola CASH
mere % %, and fne Casshneiefls all %, =
Hsnlal5ons a. prices varying from g cfs 70 O0s
Vests fom g cents too 90. have also en- hand
Sl1cks Crar1ls. pockti Hdk1ss Collars, Bosoms,
Shir4 Dl4VeA Glove Socks and in sh0ff eve
II article o$,l1lIy t6lnd IN Merchant failor
ard Ge@1y Made Clothing establishment To
c1ce|n1e ~ 1skz enli rom the public. aDd
e'nsellI0 gse sTery sxelsion . siFe siiis-
FL :''. : s g. sss. "a i. Ms
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

lYSHk s1hscfiber bess leave = inform ~ I'll.
= zens ~ Charlestown and JefIerson. and Is
adjacent Counties that he a 1fS6Sfe,s a. sr~rniS
the ADORE branches of his pruessic. g ~ skors-
- notice and upon reasonable ieirds: HAVING
served Ris time In NllzhnrR, and non / ione cf-
|pefiepc9 ID Qe business. he flattcfs hif1sSlf is
give satisldction to i'll who nay ttaor him wiz
tneif patronage He can Be f3andaf Iii hh1ts
directly in the rrarof Carier's Hotel
WILLIAM a. SuDDITH
CharlesiDwn, April 81, 1873:
n. B. A girl Il, or Is yc4fs cid, Il xz,s(sl ~
the balance 81 The wear. " AZ II
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MANUFACTURiNG ALL
KINDS OF
W00EE@N GOODS,

And has al all times complete supply Of all the
various kinds and qualities Of goods found in the
best factories in this section of country, which
willerehaage for rool on delivery, or sellon pleas
ing terms.
For all CARDING the cash win be required
when the rolls are delivered
hope by strict attention to business, prompt
ness, and the good quality OF my goods, 10 meri,
liberal patronage from the farmers and others
Of Jefersons Loudoun, and the adjoining coun-
ties. HIRAM REILLY. I
MAY 5, l6iS-3m.
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Glorious LnoEI

i48 PRATT Street. Baltimore, Myyland
April |, 1913. !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

Of every descripiion-sheh a. irsi-fate Coats
Pants, Fesss. Sc, together with Hats, CAPS
Boots. Shoes, &c, He i also supplied with
Leather Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas,
Gloves. Stocks Scars, Cfavais, Shirts, Bosoms,
Collars, Drawers, Handkefchiets, Comforts, &C
more, embracing all the articles here enumerated
be is enabled TO compete with, and UNDER
SELL. any other establishment come from what
quarter il may and would assure The people Of
Jefferson that greater BARGAINS wefe newer
told Of in this day aud generation than are 70 be
met with al his establishment.
His stock of SUMMER CLOTHING viii
be sold al pfiers 10; surprise! SO wake up,n
come along with the cash, and set arisged OUT
in the very neafsst manner for a very triiins
sum. sS{9af LOUIS LEWISSON. 1
Nav & 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

U1HE suksuihcr, b purchass q he Paieniee,
Is ~ become 24 ooncf q he rigAf . tle
UUE1f 90 ~ tkc SIAN q Virginia, 81 Co11s
bkE1EEH and INSULATED POLES, ~
medic1i and ofhcr purposes.
Dome lhiTty q forty conniies and ciiies have
- 1Izpono6of 70 practitioners and o,hcrs-and
- ne (ining ,crrii0fy 3 noN offered for sale IN
nl(hG q such exitnf - may suis purchasers.
Nk11lcian1of othen, wishing % engage - he
mIe q fhcee Rietts, ether On commission. o. Tor
I'm ON accoant. should make immedfate ap-
pifensio6 Pfncillfonefs, family Or county Righl
e1a - kad = cell a. others with the instrument
afihc fricuices price Any one engaging IN the
ptfEk6ss ana sale Of Rights win Be afforded 0p-
rkunnilics u realizing desirable pro1ts
Ad1Tcls. pdstpaia. with Relerences
=. WM. CLARKE
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MNHll OF ~

THE undersigned have disposed of their en-
y tire interest IN their Clolhing Store il
Chaflestowns % Mr.. Lows sLEwIsseN, who will
hereafter carry on the business ia all is various
our unsettled business ASH 8 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

CEvERALi Mad Dogs having been seen In
- Chariesiown within the last few days, cifi-
scns irr hereby respectfully notified to keep their
DOGS odt Of the Streets.
May IL ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

l Prize Of 10000 DOLLARS.
$4,000 (; $1,000

80 Numbers-I4 Ballots.
FsrsAderiHg Leestugg AeaSemE 4 DIR p~rposrI
CLASS NO. 10, foR 1913
To be drawn In Alexandri1, ~. Saturday, the
f3fh Of Nay, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
Otriderean Manufacturinr
GempanE

kINHE Books Of the Slriderean Manufacturing
u Company. In the county Of Jefferson, Va
having been opened, and an amount greater than
The minimum amount required BY the Charter
having been subscribed, meeting Of the sub
scrihers Of said stock, will be held at the U. s.
Hotel q Harpeis-Ferry, Va, on Wednesday ne
2iM day ~ Mar iasi., between the hours OF ? and
5 O'Clock, p. Nj for the election Of not less than
ave, nor more Than ten Directors for said Compa-
ny, 20 serve until the frsi Monday Of May next.
and until others be chosen. The subscribers win
hppeaf either By person 81 by proxy. and vote on
al questions agreeable to The scale OF votes TO
which they may Be entitled as set forth in the
HIRAM ELLIS. Surviving
ISAAC F0UKE. CorpoFators
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

Rcinharii 4 Co har1 made - 1reni ~ ~
sale Of their F11rai &'c1 I1i. D;rI< cnt 81.
~ L<cr Ifuz,, for he support and sI[rc a 81p-
fu1o q He1j1. suitable lol az eizes and AGES
haze - present On hand large supply; Ii Al
Who nay Red Dc. 11I q ~ Ei6f2 Ard -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
N Q NJ @ E .

A MEETlNGof The Stockholders c1 he ker-
IA ryrille and Charleslown yEafnpikc Coupa-
ny, will be held in Charlesiovn, At The Hotel 81
]. n. Carter, on Monday the 18th May, Is elect
Rresidentin placeof Province Nee ESQ,
resigned. BY order Of the Board.
VIM. r. ALLEN, Sss'y
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MayiLi IS
WcCorlnlck YVheat Ileaper.

TIME subscribers hereby inform those farm
u ers Who are disposed 70 use that valuable
lSbor-saving machine, that they will have about
. Of them ready for the approaching harvest,
md as they desire 10 close their partnership con-
cern, they have reduced the price 10 $50 cash, or
~ months scredii, with interest In all cases
where we have 10 hire leans TO deliver Feapers,
- bills Of transportdl ii must be paid AZ the
time Of delivery.
4. JAMES M. HTTE & SON.
White Post, P. o., Clarke Co. May II. i6i5-5t.
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II WILL seIl during this month,
u Besf Rio Coffee Al -, 80 per 100 lbs.
New 0rieans sugar ~ 9. 50 per 100 lbs..
- New Orleans M0lasses Al IS cts. per gallon,
= Imperial Tea 1t 81 II ets. per ID,
Porto Rho Molasses al 81 IA cts per gal,
q Quality Loaf Sugar al ~ cts, per 10.
ADAM YOUNG, 1rs Agent.
NAY iii. 1888.
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s GLASS NO. 3:

Tickets ei0-Halyes 95-iOuarters A.,
Certificates Of package OFFS wholes sI31
Do do 90 halves ks
Do do 4quarters S
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puBLlc SALE

Ms = - ~ 'sa -
B.nIu11Ie NM RrobeylN.
T<aE 14bscfi5cI. - fr16. ~ e. I'm II
y J1tn Cblc. he q frclcrick coanir deccas-
q, vii eL.- = r4Ilic ~. q ihs rfenizcz. =
l--'tsy - 6. -: - -. =
MILL,
AID g IL A<r.s # frngors L.lNR
si,nsisd Il Fssderiek s56hly. Nd, d De so,.I
leading fnop Je6efsl y Bha[psours fur nilcz
gs.l 2. lhs losasE p'.e: I've miles so q Bur.
kaif niIes nor.k-er.l Of Pc.ersriIIe. within Sir
miles q Ne B.i.imo1e and ohio Rail Itoat and
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and within ave
hours uapel Of Baltimore Known IS COLES
MILL, tie property o. thc lars John Cnle, q
Frederick COMFY. Tie Hill = of Brick,
~ b g FEET viii fve floors. AID .nthertry hezi
eoadiiio1 d, Mn can b 20; tze flir q
trsssn 1uEAS sna noe CS9ly S.sns Nth
The WAFER Power IS abundant. IS % q let
hll-ihe wheels are over-shot Forty kafIes Of
Flour can be manufactured IN day, and Il s
one offhe besf whcat-groWing neighbufhoods IN
the Srale-~WeIl known as MiddIeiown val|efs-
IN short, this Aill Is complete and possess all
ne eonyenienees necessary. There Is also Site
for . Saw Mill The Improvements cophceied
Tive Story Dwelling Hoase,
With back buildings in c0mple,s otdef. ana
pump Of excellent water Al he door, Cooper
Shop, Barn with sheds an round, andlaIf olkeI
necessary 0ut-houses.
The Land is eqqal in fertility % any ID the
county for wheat OF other erops--,he fields ana
well laid OF and wateFed, q sufficient q1aifily q
excellent Timber thereon
There Is also first-faie ORCHARD IN bear
ing condition, Of choice Frusl-.a quantity Of
Peach. Pear and Plum Trees Of the choices
kind, siinaied in beautiful and healthy neigh
borh0od ~. -.
A further description IS deemed unnecessary
as those disposed TO purchase will no doubt view
the premises.
The above property is well worthy Of the con
sideration Of enterprising individuals. Any per.
sons wishing TO view the premises, can do so By
calling on the subscriber, who will take pleasure
in showing IT,
TERMS OF SALE-One third Of the pur.
chase money TO be paid in hand. and the balance
10 three equal annual payments. the purchaser
giving note bearing interest from he day Of sale
When the whole purchase money is paid, and
NOT before, good and sufficient deed viii be ere
eufed. Sale TO commence al O'Clock, r. M
GRAFTON A. CLAGETT, Agent
May III. 1873.
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$4,000 DoIlars.

20 NumDer 1ottery--lS ballots.
Virginia State Lottery,
For Eadolciag LeesbHrg Aca6emv q. other pH rposes
CLASS NO. 60, FOR 1915.
To Be drdrn In Alexandria, on Saturday. 2OA .
Msv. 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

LNs1HE VALLEY o. stiitQkA1A
TIME undersigned has purchased The entire
u interest Of Ash & Co. in the Clolhing Es-
Establishment in CharIestouh, and /. now prepar-
/ ed to o6ef greater indncements than evef before
Offered 10 ne people y his or the neighboring
comics. ~
Having The sole control, land 1 consequent no
duciion in expenses-he win Be enabled 10 offer
very great inincements ID ..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
WOOLLEN FACTORY.

TINE undersigned have taken the Woollcn
4 Factory at the mouth of the Bullskin Run,
known by the name of the 'sSHANNoNBALE
FACTORY" which is considered one oflhe bcsi
locations for business in the neighborhood, al
ways having sufficiency Of water to operate and
never compelled to stop by ice, during even the
most seFeie winters
We have employed an experienced workman,
who recommended for his honesty and in
tegrity, as well-as being superior workman in
each branch Of the business particularly IN Card
ing and Finishing. The establishment win be
conducted by Mrs THoMAssC msweIL, as a Su-
perintendant, under the name and firm Of KA-
BILE & JOHNSTON. The Factory is now in
operation, and the machinery in complete repair,
and ready to Gard Rolls for cusiomefs The
Carpet Loom viii very shortly be in full opera
ton 10 nianufacfnre every varieixn of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

Manager Q65es, AIerandria, "a.
y. Payne 4 CO.., Managers.
IS No. Lotteyy-l2 Drava Ballots.
] GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
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q ,rp1i,< Xki.< f;n>. ju,; burned sni
lt91e1 <'lrF a. tFiek (.1ni,'ed b q .he s.,
lorl1i1 ir1< ~ A[< n ihe coeniy Tie line
= ETo11lNcc1 ~ Nokuon y y equal % ttc
- q L1T1I f<u1ilr-cc olilr and 4ki,e- wash
- ~ 1IE1I0@19 81 ihe tfick naybe eecn Il
- L = 1i141il1'E Q. ~. 61Pplngion's. q -
NNTH MANNING.
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.JaNT SC4E

ickeis SIU-Halves s5-Qharters $2l-2.
Certificate Of a Package Of Wholes $3.50 90
Do Halves IS 90
20. Quarters 80 so
do. Eighfhs i6 Is
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Nay II. ISIS.
.M8DISOW FaCTORF.

NHIS establishment, situated on the Shenan-
Il doah River, six miles above Harpers-Fer-
~, and fourmiles belowthe Shannondale Springs,
and In the immediate vicinity Of Hopewell Mil,
Is still in FULL OPERATION,
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Tickets $40 Halves IS; Quarters $3.50.
Certi6caie Of Package Of Wholes, $3.50, 90
Do :. Halves IS 90
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u FOR T'isks,s, address

No. g. Basement Bafmum's City HoI<L BaItimovs.
IL Managers Official, forwarded Immediate
y alter the drawing. Postage paid BIZ us "a al
Letters ordering Tickets
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va
RY xir.ee q 10 nesls & I<61 y .f6s1.1s
~ s'[oed. o1e ltcn loHn' onI<Iz2 - Mr.
~ ~. 4a.>1 ~ lstd1j q junc. isi1. "A q I.
about ~. AcIEz which 91s co6Sc-si b. '.<
50. 2.5,s{ q 1sn9 g N n.l5;o; NJ FL
Ieonysled y 80 ~ 41i1lcy " Hillary b u !.
Ibok and wife. Ihesc tVo ifa<is III X1i1;I||<
and lie 81 lhe Rc>ol1nt Hircf sfotif ~ =
| above Shslhcrd<loV1. III lSndS lEc1rk r - s
what broken. ~ Considered t<(J rel1<>|f-
The inprcxeta<ntS On e1cI IIIei k'r<'[ e =
4 FARM H0UxE' Barn aid oIIltf IN Or
houses Amorc uI1ll< dc1tII1lIt5 y 1<<|'ItI
unnecessary, - 4 = presumed that NfI t[I.[1
Wishing q purchase uill view he 1,enIle1 ~
lure The day of sale.
"a So N.
~ M0usc and E1l,
IN he Main Street,, d Shephcrd1lp1ns Z.
eredA WI - given q III. tWclrt and tWeS.
Iy-lo1r months lor tie purchase monev. WIN n
ileFes, 40In heaay of sale The rafnzn}1 = ~
seelfed N bond whh personal sec,riiv. a1i 4
DECD a nusi a ne lands - rs
.s 5, 81. HENRY BERRY. Tirarr.
Apfil - isiS
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IS Of 100 130 Of so; 100 81 COZ
1850 Of 40 27,Ql0 Of 20.
Tickets sao--shatss q proportion.
Do ss do 26 halves ll0 %
% DO 26Quarters 10 %
Do do &c eighahs IS -
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Water Coolers.

THE undersigned has been appointed Agent
u for the sale Of Dorr and Wilhelms Water
Coolers, and has now on hand one dozen Of as
sorted sizes These Coolers are far superior 10
sold at low prices T.. M. FLINT.
Nav II. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11

HyHE above sale q Siors Coda a AE!stiou
u has been postponed q &c l5,h II Mar
lConn-day0 when i viii Fos.tiVely tie p.acl
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$4,000! s2O,OO0s sl4,2s6!
600 Prizes or $1,000 being
the lowest 3 No. Prize.
VIRGINIA Stale LOfterv.

For Eadosciag Lees6ugg Aeademgd: oiAer piyposes
CLASS No. 81, ron lS4S.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-05-11
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ALEXANDRIAs va.
r. c. cIaughteg, Proprietor

THIS House Qong and favorsbly known 10; the
travelling comwnuiiy1 has been recently fhoE-
oughly repaired and furnished, and me present Pro-
pFietor takes tits APPROPRIATELY co. make himself
ing counties and soiicits share of their patronage
His Table win at all times be furnished sgi<h the
Injuries Of aha season, and pai1s spared to nake
1isiters comfortable. lie hopeDby e6nii1meAell0n3
70 peassf q resolve hbefa- AlzIe Of the public pa
ironage. 80 e
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-12
AWNINGS. TARPAULTNs ETC

FENHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
the citizens of New Orleans that he still continues to
FR.f.ME .aJpNENGS, for Stores, Steamboats, Offices,
Galleries etc He also manufastuTeS every description
Covers the shortest notice. Particular attention will be
paid to Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores, etc.
has been great deal said within the last
So about what some parties enormously call WATER
for asa compensation and those of his customers who
would prefer saving the expense by doing themselves he
will cheeully give the receipt which itself simple
and yet most useful in preventing mdew article
OF cloth canvas that may be exposed to wet or damp
ALFRED MUNROE & CO., will meet with prompt at
a~aAAaA- mills 6m II. CASSIDY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-12

DISCOVERY OF DESERTED WREcK.--iN Au-
CUISINE, April 29-On Sunday last, the wreck Of
schooner of about 80 tons burthen was discovered
on the north beach, about eight miles from this city,
by some of our citizens. On reaching her, they
found the headless trunk Of a female in state Of
great decomposition which they buried on the spot
eral articles of female clothing were found-among
Others part of rich silk dress, fashionably made,
together with quantity of mems apparel There
was nothing by which the name of the vessel could
be ascertained, the name on her stern having been
completely obliterated by the action of teeea with
the exception of the letters PAT. Two anchors and
a chain were saved from her Efforts are making.
we understand, to ascertain any clue to the dlscov
cry of her name and the place whence she nalleo
from. is supposed to be the wreck OF the
Vesta, which was capsized about two months 1uTe ne
sba as aye the result t Of the investigation ne1 week