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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

tEr GcntlemeniA the county Who may be de-
Isirous Of adding something useful to their Libra
Iries, will find many of The standard works Of the
day, besides much, entertaining light literature
a the store}of James ]. Miller & Bro. The
selection efbookz is certainly the most choice
ever kept BY any concern in our toskn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

f;g- The Locofocos Of the South and the Abo-
litionists Of the North form queer sort OF coali-
tion in their mutual abuse Of Mr.. Speaker Win.
throp. One party accuse him or being sdbsefvii.
cnt 70 Save interests whilst the other charge him
sbehss opposed 10 The South, and a mosi dhe
enemy to the slave interest,".
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

A EE persons having claims against the estate
IA Of The late Dr. VIM. p. Burnett are request
ed ID present them properly authenticated for set
Element Those indebted BY open account will
please make immediate payment
ANNE j. BURNETT, Err
Ian % 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

ESe The Supreme couri Of the United States
have decided in favor Of Mrs. Gaines (yife Of
Gen. Ed, 7. Gaines in the scelebrated case II
Mrs. g., which has been 50 long pending. The
decision establishes the legitimacy 81 Mrs G.,
or the legality Of the marriageof which she Is
the offspring, and gives her four-ffths Of an
estate, the whole Of which Is estimated as worth
many millions Of dollars--sonse say seventeen or
twenty millions Of dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
who Claims the mnre !

[hN the 3lstof December, a negro nah aLollt
~ feet high, and supposed to be about 2O
years old. with d slight sIammer ii his speech
feft with the subscriber browne lored MARE,
with STAR in her face, little white On one hind
foot, rising5 years old Said Mare il supposed
70 have been stolen, is the negro T put ont soon
after his arrival. The owner IS hereby advertised
70 prove property, pay charges, and take her
away. BENJ. WINTERS
Chambersbnrc. Jan. ~. 1919 Il n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

0TRAYED from the subscriber, living near
- Leefown, about month since. TWO
FCOLTS-one a bay. with bald face, the oilser
grey. The bay colt will Be thfde years Old
next spring, the grey one year
Amy Information viii Be thankfully received,
and an reasonable expenses paid if brought
i0iAe Al n CO1fEGYS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

4 -. z.t.s - -..- ~ 4L....- -. .E - ~.
1rs ~ 80. - t''' ~ AH-- q ~
ense -. p.sset
Aln. = I'm incctpnrsti14 80 IkntnluaS CT
A1Al proEidias i9s ~ c6urIeliba q he Soush
western Reside - Possesses Inc
~. e Ises. q !, - sc.,,n.s,.ea q rod
/ i;'': ~ - ~ : s1'uskl
~ q p11sile ~ he inpsoren,eus oilhe No.
ls.a.zz i.sn ~ Nes,e c..oll,s he sh.sasA Car
DisKf &c pcs5<ssT q iSs TSs-s,,s e.. ~,
e,lsls alo.s be,ws;a ljesss WseEef, WoeliSif''
~ s:Ps,.s - s...nsI. ssIll,s calsI.an,
% IS i1-rs.s Is 4. FIXTURE ~ s;'Hs -..saei
Ing tfepfls efths private siock . bs SS5scr'S-i
~ solsenf Peneass oeiore he osganiz.tlln Of hs
q, TRi- 5...i,;oa heinz enid NJ e.,,.,.,
Up ne hi rr5xng ne pct cf isl, ssbsrribn t..
. st.hs lSseoel . NE Mneh.s.es and senys Feuy
smea'msnt. .55 q ,,he 49, y se sane
FAn5 70 sdmsaee her vork i 40 yssls 1e m
was g.ssed. wihoot oppositISA.
winr. oas 81 bsrs n st.os. y. s 80 cosay "
IN the HousE, the most important subject ~. !,
o e create The "a and "a judicial circuits, upea
~. - ,-:s 49,. :. ~. % decision
ticn rom the Treasurer 81 re Wnrse-ss- -. s.
Iom.r R,;I Rc,5 r.-.,- ~ ~
niions adopte by ~ a a s-h ~ - 80. ~
stating ne NUMBER ar davs h ro,.,,s y.
were not used, AMI the cost Of transportation =.
said faflroad.
s
Ri6aMoNp. Ian 10
The business or T,sk<i,. Il ,he $50. -
Ls;s,.a e ,h u z -
). :. ~ Y. = etAi oiits 81 interest
Y your region A bill % incorporate the. Odd
Fellows Lodge al Luray, met with strong oppass-
ton from MessFs. Woods and Wi,eher uSbl>
thought ii time 4, r,.Ssi ant f,,sfA.
AZ the sort /, .s =. g,
ia. y - 4. z 1saessis. DafDee
anu VINO argued nat ne ot9etts Of the
aet were sPecMcally stated, and limited the num-
Der Of acres Of lAfid to be held Al tTe ana M. !,
monn, az money hsa a syeA.a .,sona ~,
$3.50 e.-l-- I, ~, A1ese a
~, sta ~, could not posi-
Wy seaa - esiL
ns ..li ineoi pola''hg 'ne eood samaritan Di-
49, !. n = I, {. sne ools y temperance, Of
isaeiiSA o0un't' was aiso passed after expla-
nallon.
me anheAea summary. nom The Enquirer,
WIZ give you o.1er mems q interest.
-. From tee EHqatfeT.
zens &, ne. Sheaan eSen9 memorial nom citi-
proyementor the Shenandoah Is !ps a! inS ING I'M
Mr. TYLER presented tive similar pe,i,;6ns iron.
citizens Of Fauquier
Mr GALLAHEh presented rernonstrance ofci-
me m;,ssId asalns. NE 6lli releasing
,nrnnr anu La Peis-r cry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
I Servant Wamfed.

9HANTED q hire, for the present year !
w Negro Woman, whn understands cook
ing, Hsashhg. &c. For sach an dne. iiher;a
hire wilfbe paid Apply tothis Office or Is a
z, JOSEPH n WHPfR
Harpers- Ferry. Jan - 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

~ The Branch Bank Of the Valley, establish
ed in Siamiton, commenced operations on We'd
lhesday week, and is now in the rfull tide Of sue
ccssfnl experiment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

ESr The Wings % Pkil3deIphia have deter
mined % have Buena VISA FestivalH on
the ~ Of next msnih--sheS anniversary OF the
erea4 pAnie and e he lbir,A Of tAe iRus,rious
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

On Sunday the q instant IN Loudoun county
aLrs- NlScr os1rRx, consort Of Thomas Os
cuin, Sen, AZ an 41Faeeed age
Al The Puenie Nationas, "a he l5th of Nordm
Der, on his way to The eiiy III Mexico, Epw sRr
Z. NIcHots0S, formerly 81 Marfinsbnrg, IN thF
41h year efhis age.
On The 3Ist Decembef, At the residence Of his
son in-law, Jacob Neiswanger, Esq, IN s.. Clsirs
vile. Ohio, Mr.. ABaanAM GRoTx, in the 66ti
year Of his age. formerly u Winchester.
O1 me liih instant, 81 cancer, at his residence
near Winchester. Mr.. WA Bgsn. in the 69th
year Of his age. for many years inspected mem
Der Of thai community
onthe Oh Deccmberlast. at Louisville. Ken.
tucky, affef proiracted illness, Mrs. May Bun
Ngrr. She was formerly Of. Jefferson County.
Va, but for some years pass a iesidept Of Clarke
County, Ohio
On tie 18th inst, Mrs. CeaSrtiA W,ppE.n.
e1Asest Of DIR. James Alexander Waddell ~
Stasnlcn. Va. and daughter Of ihesFIon. John
Tayloe Lomax, Of Fredericksburg, va.
At Harpers- Ferry, on the i7lh instant, EtIt 4.
0THAElEL, daughter of Edmund II. and Mary
Chambers. aged weeks and days.
Home 70 thy brother, little Ole!
This world hath strife and care
Too grievOas for thing so soft
And trail as thou to bear;
Come 10 thy grave LA happy houie
For those who shrink from grief 10 come.
hay dewt thy iis,ie headb his
Mhod did not live to see
The opening bloom, the smile, the tears,
6f Thy sweet Infancy.
Home 70 the grave ! d sacred home
For those who shrink from guilt 10 Tome.
Harper sFeIry, Jan. Is, lS4S. MELVIN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
fAE MARKETS..

q UJlce q &C Bl77l1I0Te LIlppeF. Z
January %, 5 P. nv
The Cambfia's news has had no other efieci
on the flour market than 70 make holders littlk
more firm. There were linited sales Of Howard
street Today al IS e7a5 SO, bat many holders are
asking Sc under the news, without finding buy
ers. City Mills is held at Sc ,I2a6 IS.
But little wheat here and the market frTner-
prime reds are field a l36al37c Corn has
slightly advanced, with sales Of white at6la62e
yellow held at63a65c. Oats l6a5Oc Rye 75c
Whiskey 2aa2ic per gallon,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

Sr There has been sent down the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad daring che pasi three months
an averaged . eco hogs per saonth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

To Nesro Man Levi. 1kohas been eoninrl
n sar County Jan 10 soa,t nloniks past charged
Vim having =, frs . he barn of Mr. John Wv.
song. near Stcrhcrd>iDsn. Us broathi e ,riz
On Tnc.isY -, IA DE County Court The
following Naei,saieseomt ned he Cour Rich
ard DuaieH Dr.. John onifiey. Col Brazipn Ds.
yenbott Col Tho.ha, HE. and Samuel w.
Lakeland Amer careful examination Of he
testimony. which occupied tie aiieniion Of lhe
CouFi he entire day, and PAD Of DE night, the
negro vas nequi,ird We learn dai four Of de
Masfsrsies were for Ii. cohviciion, md ore for
his sezuiiial which sared lis life, = the penalty
lor spch N offence Is deaih Subsequently, hail
n 5000 was exucied % instre he good beha-
vior q de negro-or, IN ejker words, % insure
Ms r1nov.l cut sf ne staiei Prosecuting Coun-
se-T Thomas Griegs. and VS. Lneas. E<qs !:
For ne Prisohef-- Andrew Hrn,rs and Richard
IL Les. kS4s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
For Sic g Hire !.

H3HEi subscribed has for sale or hire, very
y desirable servant Woman. u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

TIE Whig, x III sea.,sisi Disnicf Ti1'
tp't coarcnlion n ckarie.sosa. a Il. llIs
~, '''e o'1sr eppeiies 1sfe1fag) g. he
t.'Ppt g nonInaiins candidate ior Ikis Dis:
- KS. IN = .een int = reccumch1eiion q
~ s'..s pa.,>d ~ Wig 1l1-iih< ., 1<6hesy
~ and peIes,',s ,ppo's'.t
= txPcctt - ne<sins fdra similar pur.
po.e uil = ~ n Besysi'Ie. o. Noalal nezi
and = Whr1r1es. O ~ sis. NIonaa5 4 fsb.
rn1rH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

EsT We understand that the citizens Of VIM
chester, are about to give public dinner to 1t
Col. RANDOLPH and Capt. WELls, who have
lately returned from Mexico. The invitation has
been accepted by 1t Col. Randolph, and the Din
ner win come of on "Wednesday ncxt, the sGth
instant, at Paul's Hotel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
NOTICE..
QUARTEREY MEETING FOR JEFFER-
SON CIRCUIT

SON CIRCUIT
The fourth and last Quarterly Meeting fel
the present Conference year Of the NJ T. Church
will Be held in Smithfeld; TO commence on Sa.
tarday 10Th inst Preaching to be at | O'Clock
Rev. Henry Earring, Presiding Elder Of the Dis
attendance,
January y, lSl8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
VALUABLE BOOKS,

A-40.A
rye addition 10 our stock a
ich win be fqnnd 4 NUN.
lie works: We sqhoin j
. Prayer Books.
Hymn Books, &c.
Byrohl,s Works,
SHAKESPEARE, bound Ia
Turkey and Gilt,
! Moore, IN turkey u Git,
Goldsipith's Works,
gqlnson's. Works,
I Montgomery 5 Poems,
Burns Works,
J, Popc's Works,
Aikens British Poets,
!, AInelia's Poems.
], Proverbial Philosophy,
b. Upper ,hahd soinelf \
!, bchntf,
! Do. do. pHif,
I Ppcts Of Am
MiltCns,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

ty Vino papers in certain quarters would be
doing the canse much more service ifihey would
cease their efforts to dcpreciate the strength and
popularity of General TaYLoR, and direct thcit
malevolence and bitter spleen, if it must be used
against political foes, instead Of those with whom
they profess to act, politically.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
HOusew fn1p Re1rI

1--WE Holses-eligibly situated II ChaI4es-
y town, are offered for rent, ffufn TIE first d
Jan, Is tsfsT;r. JOSEPH BROWN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

- HIfDS.-of hesl quality neN crop n. Orleans
= ssEs pSsl d +, q sSS re f. o e
Harpen-Ferfy, Jan. =, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
Household q Kitchen
FUR.l.KTURE.

Among which Is
| Hipiogaay Siletoara, iSith nAarJle SAB,
Sereral Mahogany Disiag 90thcr 7s,bies,
| dozen lIahogany Chars,
Work Sand, 2 Eaiher Beds, 1 Mattress,
Bedaaads, Lounges, Chairs,
1ito C6eking Stores, tone nearly ncas,)
Paflor Store, Looking Glasses,
Bress Anel-iraas, .Sltorcis and 1bags,
Betlmetdl Kefiie, Carpcfs,
Wsardre5es, Book Cass, Hsash,tands,
CAiaa, Glass md Qneeas,tare,
Iran Pots, 0rms, Ta5s, Backefs, dc.
Also--one Superior Mich Cor,
The MEDIEAk EIERAR Y and Afe-
dfcihes 81 te deceased WIN be sold al the same
time. Among the Medical Books are many
recently Published s. valuable standard works.
i .TERMS.-+Cash for all sums Of iivcafollars and
under On all sums above five dollars credit
ofnine months. with bond and approved security.
ANNE J. BURNETT, Erx.
Jan % 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

UST received, q lare
y Books, among whic
her CT the most yfluabll
catalogue in part.
Arnold's History Rome,
Later's Roman Co1n
plonrealtA,
THEIRS French Reyo.
Carlyle's DO.
Guizot's Hist. English
Revolution,
Do. Hist, Civilization,
Michblefs His. + rance
Banctoff's /" u. s.
McCanIey's lfiscel'ies,
Froissatt 5 EhEpnicIes,
D,AubigBes Hist. Ref,
Prescoit's MisccIlznies,
Prescoit's Peru,
DAubignicisC rdlhWel1.
Napoleon 81 Afasshalls
Wakhingt1h and Gene.
rails BIZ HeadIcy,
Irflng's Columbus,
Life Of Capt. J. Smith
illustrated BY D.Stro
Their,
AIpcId's I PICTURES No
defn History,
Rights and Wrongs Of
Indians by McH Henry,
illpsiralfd, caniainink
! rue portrait 81 Poe
ahontas, By SnllY
Edgewprth's Novels
Mrs. ShefN'oods works,
Mrs Ellis works,
Charlotte elizabeth 60.
Bunyal's 2 lgrin ) Pre-.
eress. 9 fuI. turkey and
fit, elgsanslY iliustlat-
cd,
DO. do. cheap bindings,
The public ere fesIefI
l06k over them.
Jan - le46.
DELE and common
OFT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
MerTanf Wamfed

II WISH 70 hire fer tie present year, female
i servant without m1urnbranGe Ions is 81 Ii
years would answer
Clsf.estaeawn, Jan. 5 lsisE%
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
pnocEEnINcs oF coxonEss,

ts 4
The proceedings in both Houses Of Congress
tg the past week, hare attracted nucA asscn-
The discussions ID The Senate on the biH
1ginent TIE army, have been able and clio.
whilst IN sAe House The response Of lie
ent TO the cali for infonnaiien IN relasfon
passport granted 10 Santa Anna and the
stions q our government 10 its nesotsicfs
exico. has produced considerable excite
The President refuses on the claim 81
tive prerogasiFe 70 answee call male
him BY the Honse Of Representatives for
tain information connected with our Foreign
Citations. The question Of The relative right az
he President and the Houseof Representatives
bcing now set for debate in the latter body, in
siieir hands We willingly leave 4 Not that we
have any doubt the right Of either House TO ask
~ Of the duty ofthc President 10 comply with
what appears 70 us 10 Be very reasonable re-
quest. 70 Be informed Of the iasirpefions under
which Mr.. Slidel was sent 10 Mexico as Minis
: ter Of the Uniica States
The opinion expressed BY Mr. J. @. Adams, on
this question, caages great weight with il on acs
count 81 his cxpcfiences His position too, stand.
ing with one fost in ne grave, preclndes the sus-
picion Of any interested views The probability
SHAT the Hoasc Hill insist on rs cali, and that
the President win reilerate his refusal There
arc persons ~ seem 10 think LAT articles q inn
peachment nay follow. That however, under
nycirculastances. Is desperate step and, il
the present state ef parties in the Senate would Be
utterly useless
Mr.. Cas- has exhibited unusual anxiety to get
the army bin pushed through the Senate imme-
dialely. Yet i Is kSaievcd ty many that the
force asked iSrby dis bin wiz peyerbe required,
Why, then. ibis eager desire d thrust aside al
other business iof he pssposeof passing this bill
Is Il because Nj, Cas- looks for some aid in his
views on The Pre&dehsy from the great
amount 0f patronase which the bill Win throw
into The hands ef he Execulives Has he ne
ecived promise irom the Rrssident thai his re-
nG1mcndstio1s fsr DsRmis<Son shall have pre-
cNence oref an olhersl And has be troop Of
ukanzcr,o on. Who arc only waiting Tor fhe passage
pfiksti,R1Bl|zTr dior wishes grafifedl Such
appears 70 te the general suppression General
Scott does not want ihe msn, but Mr. Cas- wants
,oese,ls while every one possesses great
ircsa e he nscnmulatOnof power in the hands
81 he Rxecusire, the indications Of de present
hour ought 10 teach as % pause and reflect
The strength Of The friends Of Mr.. Calhoun
yin be shown n the vo,eon Mr.. Buffers amend.
,nent II Is believed By many that he ten regi.
,aent bin tanho, PCS de Hease IF Reprcsenia-
dives without some idodiGeatisn, which may
serve tothroW some cfthc responsibility for cali
ine out lhis addlsion4l force o. the President
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

HyHE Farm IN Clarke County, belonging 10
u the estate u he late Judge Rarkcs. A..
piyto r. PARKER.
Char;csiown, Jan 81 lsi7--tf.
Ia in Charlesiown, 4 small GOLD PENCIL.
belonging % a lady, which the finder viii please
leave 1t this once, where he WI be suitably ne
waIded
Jan. - lHIH-2f a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
NEAR MANCHESTER, Va,
For Sale mt Public AuctiOr,.

Or Saturday, lstb Marcl, lS4S.
RY virtue q a Decree cfthe circait Superior
ID Court of Law and EAaneery fol the Ecun=
~ of Frederick brought for the purpose ofcfect-
| ing sale and division fthe Estate Of Arthur
| wv. Carter, deed the subscriber, WHO Is appoint
ca Special Commissioner for HAT purpose, will
| proceed on Sdtard4s he lSth Of March merit Id
sell at public auction the following property, to
/. the Mansion House and Home Farm.
| about i-2 miles from Winchester, containing
about 600 Acres of first quality slate LAyD With
a large proportion Of inc Ineddw land Waiered
By the Opequoh on The East and Bed -.
bud on the South Something ike
Iee Acres Of this Tract are in Tim ,V9
Der The Improvements consist Of a
80 lwo stcsy BRICK DWELLING
Inn HOUSE, with Six Rooms-&and
I'll basement, which is used as isitchen
Q2 and for cellars. The out-houscs are &
Barn, Corn House, Stables. &c. The Berry.
vile Turnpike leading to Winchester, passes
within 4 mile ofthis farm -aud Mills, Shops and
Factories are ali convenient
2. The Weaver Tract,
Adjoining the Home Farr, Jesse Calvert aid
others, and containing $50 Acres, ofdEhich about
buildings, but Is web cleared and fenced, and
well watefed By Funning streams
3. A Lot Of Woodland
Tanquary's heirs, containing I6 81 Acres.
4. The Paper Mill Lot,
AT the junction Of Redbud and Opcousn. ecn-
tanning about 8 Acres Of Land, with a conifofta-
bic Dwelling House and several old buildings, in
cIuding the old Paper Mill, which is afirst rate
Mill seat, having fall of abont Is or 20 feet on
fne stream, and in an excellent neighberheod
5. The Factory Lot,
Above he PAPER AfilI, with q WooIlen Facto-
~, 4 Dwelling House. and four 81 fye Acres Of
good Land.
s. 4 Lot ef Limestone Land,
On the Rataetdxn Turhpike, containing I6 -
Acres, adjoining Mrs JOS K Carter, Peter Nc
Murry and others
The sales win al he made at the Wsoten Fac
tory being point convenient TO all the divisions
Tsrms-One third payable June Is. 1915. and
the balance IN twp eqnaf yearly PayrEsPts With,
trust, when the court shall have confirmed the
sale
fwEl be On iheEpfeInises Oh lie day before he
sale, prepared to show the property fc.aiiy one
wishing 10 examine il.
WA j CARTE, * On,
TvARI.Y York CABBAGE SEED, ioselh-
IL er with alarge and well selected assortment
Of Garden Seeds ffon the Shakers Garden, New
Lebanon and warranted, inst received By
Jan. =. ie3d. JOHN P BROWN.
Cheaper Yet.
- HHDS- Of fresh New Orleans Molasses best
- qiiality, IS ~ 3e'ttA pr gallon, worthA5el
in town. tf sale ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
For Sale,

For Sale.
fI!UD THRESHING MACHrNES-one 4
SPIKE BE4IER, SIX horse pover-Ro1-
sidsIed one q he b:si inil;e county the cher .
de latter has bcLt very little used Aiso several
snbs.a1.ial WORK HORSES aid fre.s young
|MLEH COW
f Jdh1s-f g. 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

u A young man BY the name Of KAiS, bet-
ter known as member Of the family sailed " the
wicked Kain's," Of Winchester, was committed
10 jail, for further trial, BY called Court Of
that place, on Thursday the Goth instant, for the
commission Of one Of the most heinous offences
known 10 CURVATURE or our laws. upon the person
of girl of seven years Of age. child Of respect
able percentage Of that place. "A detail ofihe par
ticularso Of the crime pTpetrated would be Of 50
horrible and depaxed character as to be almost
incredible, and toe slsski6s fot the columns Of
the nress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

A Farm Hand Wanted
LyOR the present year, for vkirh libeEa
Jan. g. isisi-5E JAMES D. GIBSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

NJ The following gentlemen have been elected
and appointed Directors for the Branch Of the Farm
srs' Bank at Winchester. for 1875: By the Stock
|hOlders-Messrs: Ro. L Baker, Philip Williams,
George =. Washington. Thos Campbell BY the
Governof: John Bruce, Hugh Mcclure. Frederick
Schultz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

HTIL.L. be sold, on Friday ~ 2Sfk iasianf, a.
wv the residence Of the late DR.. VIM. n Burt
netf, in Charlesiown, all the Personal Property Of
the said deceased. consisting IN part as follows
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

- two story BRICK DWELLING
M HOUSE, with SIX Roomsgand 4
Esll basement which is used as q isituhen
&3 and for cellars. The out-houscs are 4
Barn, Corn House, Stables. &C. The Berry
xilIe Turnpike leading to Winchester passes
within mile of this farm Mills, Shoijs and
n, ~ .<5,SS s.s,,t =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

TITLE ard common Powder for sale bY
~ OF r. g. ElQAFQQSE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

TVARLY YORK OABBAGE SEED, toseth-
II cr VIII alafee ard well selected assortment
Of Garden Seeds from The Shakers Garden, New
Lebanon. and warranted, inst received By
Jan =. ie5s. nHN P. BROWN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

q Hf5Ds. Of iresh New Orleans Molasses. Best
~ dilalitJ, Is n l-sttA pek gallon, wOrhs5o
8 WM. ANDERSON i CO.
Harper<Fsrry. JanEsa lsls
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-18
DELINQUENT TAXES.

N Office is hereby given. that will proceed
IN TO sell at public auction, on the second
Monday in November next, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. aud o'clock. Z. NJ, of
said day, before the Council-Hous door in this
city. the following described Real Estate, for
Taxes due aud unpaid by the owners. to-wit:
49, s. Man. 49, III. Pye's son.
NoN-REsipENT>.
~. Green St. :. Main. Brown x Bailey.
N. II, Front ST., :. Main. John a. Johnson.
r. 4; 81 s. p p, = E. st., N. Main, Newt, Lar-h
10 acres, n. Main... Charles Mofiatt's Estate
The rents and profits of which said proPert,
WH be first offered for sale for the shortest time
the same can be sold for, no. exceeding sever
years, 10 pay said taxes and the costs of sae an'
ii the said rents and profits will not bring tn
amount required, viii then offer the fee sinpl
10 the highest bidder for cash in hand. selling n
more OF said property than will be sufficient 4
discharge said tax and costs
IL. Il. PAYNE, Collector.
Richmond, October 4, lS4S. 42-ts