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INTERESTING JUVENILE BOOKS,
At No. a, Camp street.

INTERESTING JUVENILE BOOKS,
AT No. II, Camp street.
DuRDETT'S NEVER TOO LATE:
q BGRRETS CL TI A ANP 3 cHA y RSoNr
s s2f ! MAho Or, THE EXILE OF SIBERIA.
EARLY FRIENDSHIP, by Mrs: Copley.
THE FARMERS DAUGHTER. by MIS- Cameron.
THE YOUNG sTUDENT, by Mad, me Guizot.
ADVENTURES OF HENRY HUDSON.
CHIIDS PICTURE AND VERSE BOOK, by Mary
MY UNCLE THE CIOCkMAKER. [iiowtt.
THE TWO APPRENTICES.
LOVE AND MONEY.
LITTLE COIN MUCH CAN
SOWING AND REAPING.
ALICE FRANKLIN
WORK AND WAGES.
STRIVE AND THRIVE.
Just received and for sale 1.-THE New Orleans Staoncrs
Warehouse'' [apl7 81 J. B. STEEL. IA Campst
VALUABLE BOOKS.
ID ELfGIOUS BOOKS y For sale at No. 80 Camp
The Complete works of Rev. Robert Hail. vols
Lords Exposition of the Apocalypse, vol.
Shorts History OF the Church OF Eng land, vol.
FrencI's Notes on the Parabes, l vol.
Barnes and Jenour's Notes on Isaiah.
Tholuck's Commentaries on the Romans.
D. Aubigne's Reformation in Germany, etc
Bush Notes on the Resurrection, vol.
Barnes and Hodges Notes on the Romans
Jaws Bickers,ers and WncheSer's Family Prayers
Episcopal and Catholic Prayer Book-great variety oil sizes
and styles of binding
Catholic and Protestant Bblesgreat variety.
Gathere, Judgments; Walk About Zion, and Awake thou
Sleeper by Rev John a; Clark.
Complete Works of Rev. Thomas Dick. 8 vols.
Jays Morning Exercises and Prayers,
Tie Great Awakennga History of the Great Revival in
Hunters Sacred Biography. vol For sale by
anl5 Sid Il Ittw :. WOODALL. 40 Camp 81.
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Immigrants. The number of immigrants who
arrived in New York in the three months of 1913,
TO March 81, was Il, 1871: being 1898 in January,
and 1884 in February and March. Nearly TO-
600 of these We're from Ireland, and $500 from Ger
MANY.
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TRUNKS-TRUNKS-TR
IRON FRAME Travelling TRu NkS; C-%NG
L Imitation DO 90; TsSssitrsNTt3
Sole leather do, do; z.fTfstft tS IN
Wood Folio do. do; S1nA.lzEA4dL
Packing Trunks, Nases, and Carpet Bags.
Having made angement with a Northern manufac
turer supply, will sell them 20 cent be-
low former prices NJ. HUNTINGTON,
an I21w corner Canal and Magazine streets
OIL. OIL-Spem, Elephant, Lard, Whale, Lnseed
apl2Iw by S. w CUTTER, 70 Poydras ST.
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MRS. McCLUSKEY.
FASHION ABLE MIIINER AND

~ DRESS M.3 Err. SSSsj.7
ssa IGOR. CIRCUS AND GRAVIER SITS, n. o. TSISl1s
60. :, IHscgns, LeghOrRS. Pandmas and ~2sss@
1eaneG, Dyed and altered to the present fashion.
he he above will be executed in the most fashiona-
VIC s9e and on the most reasonable terms apl4 6m
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ICE CREAM SALOON,

ICE CREAM SALOON.
C~.The subscriber takes pleasure informing -Sssts,
s7T his friends and the public generally of the STeYa
Effd opening of his ICE CREAM SALOON axAfEs
Gs situated OIL st. Charles Street, next door to SA
the of Graver street, and directly opposite
Mr. Capps Church. where he intends at all times to keep
variety of Creams, as: Vanilla, Pine Apple Lemon, and
variety of such other Fruit Creams the will allow
together with Sherbets and Frozen Lemonades. As
attention will he paid please and he has been at great
expense fitting up his establishment, he hopes to receive
liberal patronage. .
Families supplied at short notice, and reasonable
terms
In his store under the above Saloon, will be constantly
found Soda Mead. and large and general assortment oil
Fruits Candies, Confectionery, and Sweetmea OF every
description.
The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened ready for visi
tiers, on THURSDAY, the I'D inst -
s- In order that nothing be wanting to crafty the
public taste, excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been en-
gagged and will be nightly in attendance. ..
mh23 Bin IAZZARO DANCEVfCH.
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~ For Grand Ecore, Shreveport and Port
Cddd0, Red RUer.-rhe steamboat ROCK
- away Jones master leaves l9r the above 90.
inst, clock NJ, from the of CONT street For
freight or passage, apply on board, or 10
apI7 II. B. SMITH Il co, SO Magazine street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-18

SPRING GOODS.
sMRS. BANISTER'S MILLINERY dndv5M
E - FANCY STORE, No, 60 Royal street. +EH
WIS corner Of BienpWe street-JnSt received from lii
VIZ Paris by direct MISUNDERSTANDING ANDEAA
FANCY GOODS-consistng OF Bonnets Ribbons, Flow
Rich Silks Bareges, Fine Muslns Tissues Fans Par
asOls. ETC. etc.
IL Miiners supplied Extra Fine Stock. mh2I 6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-18

STORAGE OF PIANOS, &c.
til PARSONS, "a Camp street, has 60
L. cious Rooms suitable for SFORAG 4 S9
of Piano Fortes and Furniture for the SIM. + W + q
Insurance and delivered in good order.
For SALE-Two sets OF elegant Rosewood FL RNI-
TJRE tfom the factory of f. w. inchngs Co, ATS
Broadway, New York. -
Together with heavy stock of PIANO FoRTES, which
an IL dlw&3tawtf
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H. b. The UNITED sTATEs.Eor LouissAie.
Cincinnati " heeIing and Pittsbmrg.-With
sSssssa4 quick dispatch.-The and splendid pass
enger steamboat UNITED STATES, Hugh Caldwell,
master expected this day, and will leave above For
treig having unsurpassed accommodations.
apply on board opposite POydras street, to
HYDE & OGLESBY, 12Poydras st.
N. B.-rhe United States entirely boat, built
expressly for the Cincinnati trade. apl7
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MEMPHIS WEEKLY PACKET LINE.

~ h. The splendid passenger steamboats, BULLE-
,s1ll4E4-5ls TIN, Capt C. b. Church, and CLARkS-
ss4ssssT1zS VILE, Capt. b. M. Holmes, will continue
as Regular Weekly Packets between NewOreans and Mem
phis, leaving NewOrleans every WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING al O'Clock, and Memphis query WEDNESDAY, at
O'Clock Shippers and Passengers may depend the pune
ualy of these Packets They will land freight and PaSsen
River Helena, For Height passage apply board.
at Canal street wharf, to
mhl6f HYDE & OGLESBY 70 Poydras st.
t One of these Packets ready freight
Monday morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-18

IT, h. Memphis Packet CLARKSVILLE-Eor
EsssA DAY 10Th INST, at o clock, P M positively
The T, new and splendid packet GAINESVILLE, b. M
Holiness master, receiving freight, and will leave
above. For freight passage apply board Canal
wharf, or to HYDE OGLESBI, Il POydras
N B-The GAINESVILLE will take freight for Hatchee Rive
and rashin at Memnhis anil
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rs hereby given to all persons who indebted for STATE
TAxEs within the limits OF the Third Representative Dis
hict (he said District bounded by Canal and Julia streets,
and by the River the Metae ROad,) appear at the
office of the Collector o5 ST. CHARLES and pay
to paid the Taxes due the State of Louisiana for the
1871, within twenty days from the publication heeo-New
Orleans, April s, 1913. A w. SCATES.
aI8t3l lnector of State Taxes for the Sd Rep. District
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STEAMRNANS,

-ff.T, n Red River Packet ARCHER-For Hurr,-
tfsS3s cane Bluffs, Shreveport, alexandria, and
fS4TTSzzTk ~ intermediate landings on Red Riper-
THIS IA Tuesday, April 49, at 10 O clock A. M pune
tuaiy:-Ihe light draught steamer ARCHER Capt John
Ankrim Is now receiving freight aud will leave as above
Fo ireght or passage apply board the foot of Ben
apis HYDE s oGLEsBY, - Povdras st
The hes Magnificent PASSENGER steamboat
ssE@azzsEe 81. Louis, Cairo and .Memphis1On' TUES
DAY, the 18th inst at o'clock, NJ will leave for the
above fiom Lafayette For freight or annj
toard, to I. b. SMITH & co So Magazine ct
cg The M. will take freight and passengers for Memphis
as usual ap17
~ h. For Yalabusha River Troy Chocehu
-6t4ath,iSs IHscdh0md, and all LANDINGS ON the
ssssssSss9r& YdAabusha-On TUESDAY EVENING
the 18th INST at O'Clock, positively. The superior well
known, and light draught fast running steamer MUSCLE
No. g. S Gwartney master. receiving freight and
will leave for the above For freight passage apply ON
board foot OF Grayier street, or 10
ais Il. B. SMITH 4 CO.. So Magazine ST.
grE5 y. Steamer ALBATROSS-E6r Cincinnati.
zss@zzSss3e TUESDAY, 18th inst, O'Clock p M
pozTne new, light-draught passenger steamer ALBA
TROSSs Charles d. Robertson MASTER receiving freight
and will leave above For freight passage having
surpassed accommodations, apply board, at Poydras
apis HYDE Il OGLESBY. 12 Poydras st.
H..s h. Tennessee River Packet KNOXVILLE
s sszsasa DAY EVENING, the 18th instant at
oclock-The magnificent and fast running passen-
ger steamboat KNOXVILLE Harris, MASTER will leave
ap14 THos. WARREN sf Id Tchoup H St.
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JOSEPH r. BEARD Commercial aud Marine NOTARY.
81 No. 10 Banks Arcade, New Orleans mh23 1y
GPIRFTS TURPk NTINE.-20 bbis for sale by
- apl2 1w S. w. CUTTER. 70 Poydras st.
BUTTER;
900 FIRKINS ank kegs EXTRA WESTERN. and 40 fir
sJOU kns SUPERIOR GOSHEN, in store and for sale by
ap3 STURGES & WRIGHT, Sc Tch0upioulas st.
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us1 H. The ALHAMBRA-F0r Lou,sriic Gin
flllaIl-4t555a c4nnai Uheellng and Ptttsburg.-Wih
z42s.ssss quick dispacl-The new, elegant and fast
running steamer ALEXANDRA, r. :. Bnckel master, is
expected to arrive and will leave above. For freight
passage, having unsurpassed accommodations apply
board, at Poydras wharf,
q D
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SUMMER HATS.
6tAMPEACHY Panama, China Pearl, Tuscan ~
Y BRAID English Dnnstabe Chinese and other III
Spring and Summer styles of Hats, variety, CS
can be found at DARCYS Canal and Charities sts
p. $. A few more REVOLUTIONARY HATS, Just received
this morning by Telegraph. apSf
STORAGE
@> At the Fire-Proof Warehouses Orleans Nos l
EIr#-A-3A and 2 corners OF Julia and Magazine, lM\\M
txsZ5y and Magazine and Delod Streets and
zza3 70 Julia street. for all kinds OF Mer -
chand>e and Produce, at the lowest rates. 80
ap5 6m GEO. r. BEARD & co.
MRS. INGRAM,
~ FASHIONABLE MlLLlNER. ~
"a Tuscan and StrdW Hat .Manufdctarer. "a
E~$ No. 172 Camp street, New Orleans: Cd
@@~ Tuscan. Straw, and NeapOlitan Hats~ - =
cleaned and altered in superior style. milu ~
sg" Country orders will be puncualy attended to-
WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS, sc. ,
WE prepared to furnish, at short notice, rom he
w Forge of rmstrong Danagl Pttsbnrg all deScrp
tons of Hammered Pieces WROUGHT IRON, VIZ Shafts
for Steamers and Sugar Mills, Piston Rods Wrists, finan
Jaws Cotton Screw Mouds and every variety OF iorg
ing, from 80 lbs to GDGO lbs. - "a, j,
apll 3n l.. }. WEBSTER, 20 drawer 81.
DESIRABLE DWELLING TO RENT.
TIVE beautiful rame House No 1873 Baronne street, -
is for Rent For small family it affords every M:;;
convenience The House is handsomely furnished and ~
affords valuable chance those who wish to go to House
keeping From central situation being not more than iVe
minutes walk to the st Charles Hotel, must meet with
an immediate rental Cash to be paid for the furntnre-f
onne street ap 13H
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-18

RUMoRED BUT DoUBTFUL-The New York
Courier DIES Etats Uns says that letter has been
received from a person who is very intimate with
Louis Philippe, which states that the ex-king has
come to the determination fix his future residence
in the United States, with his family.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

Z ING STREET, AlsSaNdEia, respectfully ii.
n FERNS the citizens of charles,ow1, Hpfpers.
Ferry and the adjacent country, thai he has just re-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
Straw BhV Mare.


These Pills cure alkdiseases By purifying the
blosSle They give to Sll The organs Of the body
the proper amount OF lie necessary 10 their puri
ncition. They are H5UxTArN or HEALTH TO ALL
hafgxIND and may be Justly said 10 gife the beau
" and vigor OF YOUTH TO the weakness and de-
ereritnde OF age CAP Il be believed that after
beifg before the puhii for IineyAoUe years, their
safq should only now be liItle rising million
OF l9oxss per year Hut 50 il Is, and III only 10
be 4Tf51ted 10 fatal pejudice, or their sale would
be II least twenty millions Of boxes per year ir-
Siesa Of, only one million. Let all the sick use
theIn-they viii soon pc among the healthyi let
allswho would securS themselves hon sickness
hate them BY them. ID case IF sudden attack /;
for "a Few doses takenwhen the body commences
% bet uQt III order. and the benefit Is secured at
os9e Fathers and snoihers. attend 10 this sub
Jed sons and daughters, attend 70 this subject;
lessall men and womtn ask themselves the qnes-
long does not deservs sdlhe alicnlion
NY Brandresh Pills: They are The ones tha, ne
c&sTc The Interest Of 4 th6nsand 6ef eeut-how
III "a preseht payment 81 tealsn Of vivacity fol
defines, Of brightness and ciestness 81 pchcep
tish, in place q doddiness and confusion o
mind
Brandreihs pillsjare a life preseFver Thos,
Who know their qualilies feel sSedfe IN ihei
hEalth and facullief beipg preserved 10 them i
| "a indefiite peridt They are equally eoad h
"a kinds IL diseass. no matter hoff called. be
e1llse tey canncs Z, used without taking oui i'm
lndfliies from he Sltod, and perseverance vi
s2aSe Is pcrIeei pkfiIicafion. and % daszss ca
| d pfessni When he blood 4 pure
4 -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

80 - z911aY ho1ning lait At he Rociory IN
~ .1-.o1n. Mis- 1leyTnEW Eta Paor
4 49, = y.1r youngest dauehier az Mr..
~ pcqt 81 h &c b-irSs Soo IN ~ nv v, sl'.
- V ait.1e seners n rare beauty. ! sune,
80. an. and A 11erfionaie disposi,ith, which
. 80 ~. ste1 49, % al Long will her vos'nnC
..e.sls ui. u hight 31ii!ifr fsce rfst6 ~
- s9nt g beam viii kindness, shf ne Pad
~. s.sle. Ereeie1 dem daily Win n3es Rove
- 49, sl-lmed her Tor hi own fndIhoneh Il
p-.e,el g -. ikai ~ should lie down Il
:. - eo1slaxe, yel'Ns rejoice thaf her sDir.
= 80 cen lei T. h1pe Of iorinI resurrsr1;e1
~ nat sieep b Jesus win Cod brine Win
~ e And mar this sad ertnf say 10 e1ch one
= ~ youthful Companies ssbe Ne slsS
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/. Valuable FARM f6r STE.

lie undersigned. trustees 1f tkslessaie q
William G. Walion deceased. 6il<,s Il ri
raie saics the very valuable FARM ki,t,tn N
re name q & BEIzf1NKs seven mills son,h
q 1AIles,QFn, yeIiarson county, VireI11a. io;S.
ing she farms u n L. Opie ana Nh . T'ssw;s
g. s1e iying iminediaicly % lke west bahg 81 the
sne1andosa river. There. egs tNQ roe Springs
e n<reE-failips water. gopd 6fisk bmel I'M
do1se and Outbaildiugs, This farsR 8 e,
variable tog is adaptation d the rrs2w,h Il
wheat, corn, glover, &C., and i one 81 Ike mo-,
beautiful on de river.
IS Ilssrs are two hundred and eighty. acres of
elssffd Land, and one HUNDRED ana div seven
va Nimbeted. making ia al ~ acryk
refsons wishing q parAasecanv ie}h fSrcs
mles Pr calling On Mr, George Harrik jthe mr.
sepf occupant is q
Application for purchasing may ~ m,,ie 4,
M Robert Jameson u Alexandra. IA ~
70 John q HarxySve, Shcpherasiow 81 s5rs -
eounly Va, ether personally az Nv le,5er 49,,
paid. ROBERT JANiESIAS
JOHN T. HARGR5Vk
June q. i6ia.-s-tf, T.s.....
Ter TIE Seirif II ssfysa. y, -.
I'D Nailsaaf ssiR pieasr 49, -.
lesrx anla fsrtlfr sntsrniatioA e n. "a i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
Wool CARRxNG
AND
Manufacturing at BrucetOWn.

HNHE subscribers have recently taken The old
i Woolen Establishment at Brucetown,
(where there has been no business done for sere-
raj years. Having 6tiedup a MACHINE, we
are now ready TO receive Wool from those who
have il to Gard, or desire 1t manufactured into
goods. All work entrusted to our care shall be
executed with despatch and punctuality, in
STYLE not inferior 10 any in The country.
Wool will be received either to be carded or
manufactured into various kinds of goods -
Such as Cloths, Tweeds, Cassimeres, Blankets,
Fiannels, Fulled and Plaid Linseys, Stocking
Yarns, &c. Always on hand, STRIPED CAR
PETlNG, in connection with the above goods,
all Of which will be sold on liberal terms, OF ex-
changed for Wool
Having located permanently, BY purchasing
the entire interest OF Mr. J. NJ CoYLE, in the
Brucetown Factory, we would respectfully saw
that We are determined to do business on fair
terms, and will study the interest and advantage
Of those who may favor US with their trade In
IA very short time NEW MACHINERY will
be added, and stch alterations made that a sight
Of il win convince any one that we are determin-
ed to do our work wen and on the most liberal
terms.
Hard Soap, Lard and Country Produce will
be taken in exchange for work done
VIM JOBE & co.
Rrucetown June %. l8iS-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

b. n q. 81 I1e 10. *, a, h. r. q
I ~. u1i1r ~ XnItr. ~ - 49,
An 4 A1rur. fanllrlT q Is 15~1'
:. O. e u Jn.e. ir'0f1e Z co.n.v 5,,sS,,.
=. 49, n A4EICE. a 1[iniSsi1rf. A. ~ II,
Il (. = o.kf, 81 ~ for11tr 49, Il
~ ne y ~. 81 ;ke Rev Thsn5s s. "
- &c 44ND L1NNoN q Ma r. -
s.. = Hl.-1o.h q Lc1fon1. n
-. q. -5siPsr ksfIy. q i1s HI M 81 Is. Re-.
49,. - M1lfl1 r. ELrIn 81 Wash-
se2n.y, Nd, 70 Mis- AM E. JoErr
80 g ne l.is lanes ions, Il fkis t6rn.
~ ssseIsos. (1id % ejnday tke aslh is,
- ~. Danisl I Hanff. Mr.. J.. D. Urn of
a. Ea ~ e AiuLssHsA EssEnr q Bar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

win Be received by the under
signed, for The sinking Of 4 WELL in ne
Eastern end Of Chariestown. The conlractor -
specify the cosi per foot for digging through Safth
y sione and me amount per foot for Ealling il,
cation win be pointed out by abblicstis Is ~
Undersigned and such other ihfcrh aiic fiirS
ed as may be necessary. = '--si'-
repairs are wanted 70 several Of the cid We,ls
10 town, and any persons earebie Of dom, ssc s.
work can hnd lnploymens 81 e;rIy application on
T. S, STRIBLING.
JOS. RAWLINS.
49,. T.. G.. BRADLEY.
t0irA S.1fses-
June 3, lsas-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
Valuable Political Morris.

'a4 subscribers uoal1 iniofn their be7.,.
=. eE1ilc - well - Wing friends Ia ~,
ave lest reserved he i6lIoviny new Poii,;r.l
$3.50 -, g Whlc1 Ne would invite heir sl,snr;o.
1ocr1tic Ter Book. being eonre-,,;
IN g. ne Principles 81 fhe Deinocfstie PSTtv'
The life of Lewis Cas-, via lis Ts,,,zs 7.
sPesr1ss On various subjects
I1e speeches Of Gen. Crss. WIKI = R;a.v..,.,
Ga, Ske,eh of Gen. VIM. O. Bptler.
tne New Tariff of 1886. with history az a.
p5oeeeotngs connected with tie passage 81 ~
Ss.i 1e new Warehouses; Bin. and 1be F,i6e;
o. 1oreisn MONEYS Al the Custom Hc1se
nv would say for the gr1ti6eation az onr
~ nis Trends that We expect 10 receive 10 ! few
aayS some Vino Books, which We ufll al
80, p.s.sase 10 selling them. Call and exam-
june p JK WOODS a RI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
IOSEPH JEWET
LATE or BALTIMORE
NeA Book aid Stads5sry store,

4 DIOINING Koones amt Deans Dry
m Goods Store, King Street. between Royal
ina Pitt Sfrects. Alexandria; Ha- Where vii CON
sfsnsiy lie found general sssoEilient qf 1keol 0gi
81; Msrellafepus and SCHOOL BOOKS aiSo.
Il II n Id IN ~ u u
asssty sausty Alsdy !. oa ri ssFy fpmPlas
sssorinieet Qf PAPER HANbigis AND BoI-
DERS suitable for Iarlors. &c. ~ i. .s,l
ALSO, large assorilleni q New and p1pular
Song Duets. ~ altfes, MaEohcs koikasr Glees, ~
lIiions, Ais. Koidas and vakittions. with books
81 nstruction Tor PIANO NHsGufTAR.
A liberal discount mazs n Ts1:hegs .s,,. = It'll
! Ths highest pIies gifsh id1costbs ada Linen
'S1ss i bess. 81 proinjl asiesitja; ana ssirs d
please, to meet with share Of ne public ifoq4Ee
EaW sId .1ledical Books furnished 4 BALTIMORE
| aind PIiiadelhhia prices
h r T0WNER, d.. ~. Il.
Col CHAG HARPER, g
McvEiea. BRo & Co, alexandria, Va
Alexandra, Sept. q, ls17-hs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

secend Quarterly Meesineof ~ Harner--
rerA2 station, Methodist rto,estant Church wiII
s1cmEenee on Saturday. July etk. Rev JosiaS
. an.sn, President Maryland Annual Confers5es
= ~ 2olnisd .. and NIil hT Divine permission
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

Street, 1scar Cif1 1f775slel,
/. ALEXANDRIA, Virginia,
~ EEps CONSTANTLY ON HAND, and
IN offers for sale on accommodating terms, b
large and well selected stock g3ods, consisting
n f Eall cstl IT ,of every dgsefittion;
Pen and Pocket Cutlery II:
SCISSORS, shears, Angeri Braces and BftA.
N Steel and Iron Spares l
Trowells. Axes, Hafchetst Saws;
planes Bench and Moaldtag;
Brass And ircns, Shoysls longs and Fenders;
iron Furnaces and Preseit ahg Kettles;
Hollow-W ate-evary hefeTipsion II
Well wheels and Patent Iron Pumps Ill
EI;ptic Springs, and Iron A1les;
Locks. every variety;
Tea Trays and Waitsrsa
GandIestieks and snIferti -.
Gus afs3 Pstplsi Ppwdef E'lasks = Pouches,
Mill. PITTS and Cross GYs SAWS; IL
4nviIs; Vices, Bellows iflss nasps, &c
Trace Chains, Backbandldo, Halter do, DC;
Ont and wong III N ails; IL II
Huh and Parliament Hinges!
Patent Blind Fasteners;
Screws, Springs, Glue. Sc, &c IS.
. The above, with great sarifty of articles not
enumerated be oilers Tar sale land as lie Canal
4 now in full operation s hopes dose IN wan
| win avail themselves cf tbS advantageous mode
u transportation hIid lfvdr Fin Win their b;
an, which win " aIseiiIsd 2 S'iih eafs
IS 1EisSandris, SEPT, n isS7-y:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

THE subscriber having leased the Merchant
j. Ma in Shepherdsiown, belonging to r. y.
Shepherd, respectfully informs the public that
having the MILL aud MACHINERY 10 tho
rough repair, be is prepared to execute all BUSH
ness in the Miller's line with promptness, and in
me best manner. He hopes by close attention %
business, and a determination TO please his
friends, to share, as he Is determined to merit, a
liberal proportion Of the public patronage.
Ground Plaster will always be kept on hand,
for sale at the lowest cash price.
GEORGE w. FOX.
sshanheris,ourn Iune 10 I949-2ni
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
a OAYN

ne. WIN. HUNTER hiying rented out the
~ sIand attached 70 his PROPERTY, (the Farm for
merlS owned by Mr. Th6may Rutherford offers
his professional services TO tie public. Having
been engaged IN the praeticeM medicine for ma
nv years. and intending to deFote his entire time
and attention to his professiuy, be hopes to make
his services acceptable TO thote who may employ
him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

nnr~~4[-n.Aza . - -
41LLLLlLlt1L0uoE'E H0I8 ar Land
y Pursuance q Deere ~ a. Ts;,.,,;. 60
rlor Court Of Jcfslson Co9tfr n r,.,>s'',,.
go a lie MAY Term. lefs - = f,s ss.;.
ndng between 6. N WafhiSs i51,s ~; ~
G. FleintL .. w. NJ Wsririns sS1 ctSs,S
~ t1e undersigned Is Co,nmiSs;ober -.
pointed for The p1rpos.. viii ciiSr "a ssie rs
&. - l<is 1888 (Conrf dsvl Is TN, N
ne couu HOUSE, ii CRsries,.~n Ks, - =
IoIUHhIb Tract ~ oan : n 49,.
1 or r,s-5. 60 : a 4. - 50 - AcrtS
Co. now n ne occupancy AZ Robert h.
-. 49, =, sna about South Wesi of II arpers. Felrv
q. pl;s =. Is >nes O Francis Gardnef Isaac
Tk;- \. s ~. e - & s
b,r r., 49, Z. rs 1a9ss proaoeiiye ana saIQa-
The sail 4 e;eLse ,os sale q ne eqnty
while Il Yields ro, i s,,s,,,.;,i g 1sa
,ivi; ,s... 3 slseepi,eie q naiHef eul-
erert fsriis,, :, =. so.S .iss reiahaFing
the Nil,rills 3r;l1s 49, =, essn W. fal.e y
ss....' ,,.e on NE Shenandoah River