davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30
Hart,. NEGOTIABLE Extr.ot

~~~~-->@ :
Is only remedy be relied permanent Of
% S @
eiensy q nervous and physical ene and all nervous
EPILEPSY, OR FALLING SICKNESS,
hysieea ats commissions spass, known that nom
s a. ~ s sIs sa one assss s s
ens and consequently through
existence, and a yielded up their lives the
ALTAR OF INSANITY
The proprietor Vegetable Extract however, no deli
saying that can b cured lie would therefore,
testimony which here offered II deception,
L be said that epilepsy L inearaSIe. ~ ''s'' s'
HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
seS w disease s every case where has had
% s ns ss o Ss York state, o, m
has been afflicted with m for more than nine years and has been
Mrs Bradley us Orchard street. New York states that she has
% % By s
Dr. Charles A. Brown, Dover Russell county, Alabama, who
s s Ss, az s sy that s @ sss
ng peerbes in every case Of epilepsy which comes under his
Maybe, esq, formerly postmaster Lime Mills,
ford county, living Erie county Pennsylyania.
and he s now hapy sts sa se Of Dr. a vese
table Extract has him 70 sound health being entirely freed
judge Runda l Henry New having used the yess
persons are afflicted with fits.
@ Mr. Bos sss
his family has been severely afflicted with epeptc ,s for many
b. Harris Vegetable Esirae (says Pa
perfect health and e this city for the State Of Ohio to resume his
Rev Mr. smith, Rector Of ST. Peters church, spotswood
years. he has used Dr. Har Vegetable Extract and his
health improved hopes by Divine blessing,
EPMEPTIc FITS,
For and six months, by the Of this
s @ case q s son Of VIM
ok man,s Amer travelling through England, scotland Germany,
medicine medical and ADVICE thousand doa
returned with his 10 this country in November last without
ceiving benefit whatever, cured by
HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT
Uv a o @ %
did first visited England consulted the eminent plysi
accordingly there three without perceving
dollars BY Tie physicians and the most thai
their opinion that my sons casew was hopeless, and
POSITIVELY INCURABLE.
accordingly c Engand travelled through Scotland Germany
and France and returned home in the month Of November last with
Of the New York papers, concluded Harris
cures, twenty thirty years. standing and
not sorry did by the use of Harris Vegetable Ex
1'N' PERFECT HEALTH.
entirely restored, before him Of life health,
s Ms and e 1 ,
thank God b. i so enjoying good an ssI ,.vs n .0,
grateful thing and as here enclose you one hum
no S e Sas S ns om seS gS 1%
please accept debt in advance
tsisnedJ WILLIAM sEcoRE
M 81: s . wS are Now s% ans
prove fatal will find permanent relief and be restored 70 new
been received in testimony
beneficial results produced by the Of Dr. Harris Vegetable
Prepared by s. Hart, M D., New York.
ri e i s.s ' sssssss. : iss $$
is carefully packed up in boxes transportation
part Of the United se Texas and the Wss' Indies
agents United sa,es WHOM al communications mus be
Seth ). Hance, los baltimore street, Baltimore.
A, ands York.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30

a. 20 M. ~ ~ ~, ~ ~, " I'd 6d do
, ~ =, - .s.s ~. r,,.,sr. s,on 70 "A ,ne,sive
' % ~ ple"snn,an aeem M the treasury from Rober
We're pufchhsea ~ o. rlcusa'on asen =. VIZ s V
r. brent ana 20 reaIson a " Ao''''
no. ao ' :, s,n n, he Knitted States bv BueY
THESE TWO los were convcyea 'ne ~ i,
Cooke ana Edmund Law' uus'eeS' &C ~ lewis D' ~ ~
ven. ocD",, su,o :, 49, 90, a, vv.h,,.on
NO =. 10. NO. :, 40 ~ .d 10 tho I,,sa State.
ine wo io.s Eos, ~ u ana ~ "e'e eo"''''" " VIZ ~ ~
III ioio, ny chaiics ~ nau.Ainan,
CONDIT1ONS.
bid for number the schedule, &c
following the credit
Treasury, specifying Of what
number schedule OF IL Is deposited, 70 wit
District Of Columbia;
the Assistant Treasurer al Boston and New York
9 Each accompanied aguaranty the
officer,
United suites district Attorney postmaster garantor
good and the party making responsible
posisres aut Claim deed conveying ali the
right ue interest," and claim the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30
Law school I'm Lexington, Virginia.

THE proposes open Law School place,
mencing Monday, 2h day Of October and emna
The pupils win divided
classes The text book used in the junior win be ste
Evidence, Plead
ing and The senior
Tuckers Grecnicaf and Ev
ench Pleading
vol Of Chy Pleading olcombes Inrodneton Equity Jus
prudence, Equity Pleading Miords Pleading, Lomax d.
Property,
Arrangements win Philadelphia publisher
posing attend the Subscribers lectures are rcqneed him
o inform him
BE- supplied through,
dunn They furnished stsdents cost The mem
senior class win have the privilege
additional charge The hours for dny n
III sudents
member Of
of Wasnsson College should they eypedienf DO
Few lectures delivered the close the
dics;ou and psnctice Of the Federal Courtr.
Tho fee win b 80 pr session, payable IN ndyance
Lsuss-eu, Va, July ~, isp
Juy I7-H KS
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30
william y. Bsyly.

william y. Bsyiy.
Importer dealer ir fancy and staple sisfone Perrrs~fs
THE subcrber devotes himself exclusively the stationery
ness and prepared 70 furnish all kinds &C
Cap, letter. ledger, Wrapping note, and fancy papers and
vciope-
Cuuery, pcns quilts
Ink, fbkstands, portfolios
Gold pens and pencils, drawing papers, French pagers
blank books, &c
receiving constantly additions HE stock BY The Eng
h steamers and packets and will eel Al the very lowest prices
June 'i Ode - Nv '-'' y : WILLIAM '. pAyLy,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30
o,ne. ., TN. seuorro. ., RS. r,...y = =,

GEAIED PROPOSALS viii be received al this once until ths
~ LIST September O'Clock purchase
interest Of the United States, law equity, In
hereinafter described, the and conditions
ment below, witt
Lot No 81, section Of Washington, District Of
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30
Fauqn,er white sulphur springs. virginia.


reception OF visitors OF June Exten
In progress that viii give aspect
whole establishment No will be spared adding
It's embellishments the comfort and pleasure OF the
Knowing by ocular evidence instances the positive in
tnc value Of the water and its almost macnoos effect in parc
modaron complete design, crafty
and fancy OF well their health and
Situated remarkably healthy full view
the bold Blue RIDGE and the vicinity Of the beautiful village
Wanenton visitors horseback n the
proving roads, the most picturesque seek
The lovers OF flowers will find pc
cua has been taken TO win their approval we the ow
gold and silver fish, the elk and the buffalo,
TEDIOUS hour those who interested In the e
In word step has been taken which expanded lib
could add the comfort and accommodation
AIDE, will their respective attractions
these preparations designed for the monde only To the
OF religion OF denomination, cordial
gdgBg nvitafon given 10 spend the The usual ei
the church respected throughout the
springs a ~ miles, according the taken, from
points July, daily lines viii be
tahbed Visitors leaving the District Of Columbia In the
reach the springs the day.
springs Once books Warrenton
should directed they be len
Waucnion, the White sulphur Springs in Greenbie
ing October s75 800 s5
month so week. SIS for weeks ~ rs day meals
and children under twelve
price No charge for children under three old When
tables provided for children before the na hour those
who their the ordinary table win be charged full price
Horses so cents day. or $40 month.
The spirits procured, and corkage will
be charged for private supplies
June 6-dlawSepn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30
MALE ACADEMY,

WAkkkNTUN, NOKfH VAkULINA,
THE TWENTIETH SESSION will Monday, the "a
July boys ftfed for college the Union
duties of The Principals who has been instructor
youth for the last twenty deyoes his undivided time and
the various departments high edaayon, neu
cation principles morality soug,
which
der the institution worthy Of The patronage Of enlightened
parents.
The heahines the viage society," facility Of &c
Raleigh Railroad and the permanent
school, conspe recommend the favorable
sideahon wards 10 be educated
ett TERxs.
Of i've $50 90
languages and the higher mathematics Is %
and English. u
all board in the family Of The Prnc
pal For further particulars, address
June 22-sw3w Principal
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30
THE LADIES, WREATH,
rprrrp ny xrs. :. T. xAnrrs.

EDITED BY MRS - T. hARTys
Martyr Ely, publishers, l43 Hasau street, Ner York
MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Of % pages, with embellishments;
splendid Engraving and eolored Lihosaphe Flower
s.s e" s die f ss
a IA. a ss. " an EN- for n wo
DESIGN OF THE WREATH
This appetite engendered and fed by
agreeable and entertaining reading g. leisure hour r. object
mo shs FAMILY CIRCLE work containing PURE CHRIS
TAN wos which VIII, shall ssr an snnosn in
industrious habits and sentiments which lie at The foundation
FAMILY csRcIE ~s hsVe sdeaso% aud shall sui en-
70 as q % n Religion
that sacred enclosure and 70 impress. upon e mnas o. AL is IN
A. a magazne An, wssarH
by any copiemporaesao ereepas s 7Aree Doir hssa
sine. u edited By Mrs r M.srrs Of The very bs., w
render her qualified % conduct literary and re-
contributors among whom many Of our aes' male and female
OPINIONS or DISTINGUISHED MEN
Judge Le'ris Lancaster, Pa
give. me ss s e paonsss q s s
conducted and the highly elevated character
Of % ss' % the s o s the %S and
with engraving executed in mastery style Is edited BY Mrs
writers in our country All things considered Of no wor
the kind more deserving Of public patronage.
Lancaster, Pa.
Judge Hays, Joneasier, Pa
L,prs' wRFAru," and heartily
religion. aims Of the work. and the excellent contain, in
formation and
admirable book for ame whilst the
elegance embellishments and the style which 90 got up"
render ornament TO the centre table, A. ID. nays,
Lancaster, Pa
Governor coolSse's Recommendation
derived much from Of the LAUrs
wssArH edited by Mrs s. r. Mayn, and published In NE city
New York My examination work has led regard q
ninenty calculated ae and m sound moral
religious principles In al shall hahuaiy read H. n be
win, suppantnr various periodical and
publications scky entmenaiy,
thousands
and stimulate vicious early budding the accomplished
conductor the work win have labored in vain,
The highly Of IL reading matter, the beautiful style
of H. embellishments excellence OF m typography with the low
price which strongly recommend n
10 the patronage Of every family in the land. - - -
Windsor, VI, May IL, 1919.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30

3 bushels l q GOD s clean i a.y aas salt
AZ key Wea. Florida.
IS ssnsi. q ss.h .spsraa. aear
S: So - :s:a =. candle.
80 snIoQs q epod cider vinegar.
Al Fort Pieksns. or Barraneas. Pensacola. Florida.
s Ss s:a:': & 3 ssss ..p.ra.. ss.r
ilS sa.a sl. q new w sl. asld beans
issss: & isss ~. ara. :ps,% candle.
- sssos' s ssoSS elder sssr s az eas salt
AZ Fort Marion. 81. Augustine. Florida.
::s: s 3: .s;. ", our,
: 81 -: y s:, a.
80 ssoss y 49,! sea- cider sasan vinegar my nas 'ai
AZ ne Pubic LGndisg. s.r miles from Fort Toscson,
mosfA ofMs Chiem'ahi
$ s sssss!. 3 4 s e. Whine field bean.
g 900: :; ssss s .;.s. .ss & candle.
n *: s:,.ss:s:: i; sss nss %
At Fort Smith, arkansas
$50 SasSsis q new white aeld bean.
s2sS pound S O. O. good hard hard soap .,,,.
q EssSsis q GOOD clean dry fms sss
Tss whole 3 = dsiiSe,sd ii i ali May. 1850.
At Fort Smelling. 81. Peters.
IS IS s barrel: O. e l gs.s .up.ra.. ao,
iss SasSsi. q new new white asls beans
e. Ss q & 5000 hard hard :sss candle.
sa sSs. q e goo. good s sssn y Ss fine salt
whole % y delivered from The ish May 1885, the 18th
Al Fort Ganes mouth of the Cro.r-sging river 100 miles
above Fort Sneiling.
g ss.Ssi. q new SSi.s s.s s:sn.
sso pound. q ssss hard ssIsw candle.
1 sSss' q q go, good . sls.n S,s a1s salt
The whole May 1885, 18Th
At Jefferson BaraeIs. Missouri.
Sc s barrel: q g s Esssa .ps-a.. sou
So bushels q newt Whine Ssid bean.
sssss: :sss s:.s :s:s candle.
at Fort LeavesrortA. Missouri riusr.
Is Is ssms: S q fs..A .spsraa. -four
Sssss: 9 ssss S:'s s , sss candle.
g bs.hs. ofreos . clean dry. dry fine salt
Ts- wss;s % b delivered By shs Is June, 1850
Al Fort Scott on the Marmaton riuer Missouri7om miles
land transportation from Independence The Missouri
lso bushels q new white Geld beans
pounds pound: q q 800. 5000 s s.ss ssss candles
q s sssss.. q 80: 500 s ss1 , S nas salt
Al OgisthOrpe BARRACKS. Savannah. Georgia.
. s:%:: E s .- super ss~
sss sosss q s Tss hard sais .o as'
::;: s.: :sss s A.: ss s:. "a.
2ao gallons Of good cider vinegar.
At Assusta Arsenal. Augusta. Georgia.
y s: q f "ss , WIZ" .s az; s....
g sssss: :sss hard :s:s candle.
- ssso sss q 800 SOD elder s,ss1 v ss
At Fort Mositis. Charleston. South Carolina.
::: !: s 6 =s: &C.. s:...
::s: !: s. =: ~. ;s 8; s: s:. ar
Al Pom Macon. Beaufort. North Caroline
. ::=:: 9 s s:% :.s:.a.. ss..
IS Ssssss o. o. s rsx S ssss .o sspa beans
::s:: :sss e.: s::. 's 8; ss s:.. az.
40 gallons Of GOOD cider vinegar
a for Jainsen. smiiival.. North Carolina.
: :: S: E 6 s.;,. q: e..
s7s pounds q good hard soap
!:: g; q: AZ: ::'s
1T Fort Monros. Old Poin Comfort. Vnginia.
: :::::. I 8: ;, s,. e, ,..,
s:sss: . %. sss M. s': :s ss'' beans
=. :s ss. e g. ssss . .ssr s AZ a.. san
80 At Fos Washington. Maryland
:::::. { IS 8: =s;: e. s:...
:::s: !:::s s s:s &c; :;s. ...e.
- sssss q sss s elder elder s w sss ''''
AiIbs MeHssry. aAar Baltimore. MARYLAND
: :::: g: 9: ; :,:. e: :; :...
3: -; =: = <. :. =;
Al Fort M6fin, Psnnsyivania.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30

Trsnsyivsnis University, Medical Department.
THE od session viii open it Monday November
Of the following Faculty, viz;
Benjamin W. Dudley, d. Professor Of the Principles and Prsc
tcc OF Surgery.
James NJ Bush d. Professor Special Surgical anatomy
NJ d. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of Med
cine.
Elheber Dudley, D., Professor ofGenera and Pathological
Henry NJ Bui NJ b., Professor Of Maena Mcdics
william NJ Boiling, NJ D. OF Obstetrics and the Dis
OF Women and Children.
II. NJ. skilman, N. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy
and dollars invariably
in advance. The Naturalization and Library ticket Is I'VE dollars
The Dissecng ticket dollars The Graduation Pee twenty
Ave dollars Boarding and lodging from r. 70 ~ per wess
Dean Of the Faculty.
Lexington, KY, June ~, lsis
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30

New Good-.The subscriber. have received from
Us piece. sonh Irish linens, which they wsan, to be pure
at price. from 3 esn,s TO ss finest este apsy
SS dozen nsn esmsc na"dkecns' rom a. az - cents
ss%, i"s% s:% s.s.. , srE; ' s:s
10 dozen real net mt-, with and without fingers
Y very rich white Grape sh.wls
100 do do misses and chiIdrcns do, every kind.
$50 style psru-os and parssolet-
Together With other and desirable articles which the
attention Of the ladies Is respectfully invited
THE Domestic Practice q HIydropsshy, with Hfseen
engraved illustrations Of important subjects ny Edward John
ydropsthy, or the Water Cures illustrated many
Theory ydropaihy intended q, popular BY
Aug
NEW BOOKS just received at Taylor & Maury'.
Volume Hildreths United States.
ses,y :, So|s%ongsSs a sSSs s No. vol
Iyell' second Visit to the United States
The Maiden ASn,-s story ofs. II.
AugS
IUsr received Parisr'.--Bary'. Trcopherou
Cologne ne French Soaps and choice assortment Of Buffalo Tuck
xso the celebrated Chinese skin Powder for restoring beauty
and he complexion and rendering NE skin deca'e
AUG "a Cciose, Anew door. below National Hotel
Cabinet edition Of Classic Ties comprising I'm one VOL
Rssas Vicar Of wakeaeld Esie of siberia, Paul and
Virginia. cuivcs Travels, sterne sentimental Journey Castle Of
Otranso, &c.
Wsysy anecdotes. ILLUSTRATING popular ssrac,sr and in
don. TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
June 81 Booksellers near 9Th street.
Accordcons and F1utinns.
lust RECEIVED, stasers' Hail, superior toned Ac
codeons Persons DESTROYS purchasing excellent and beau
fu instrument @ small would DO wen % call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Also, Flunas Of improved style and -,
For sale WIN. FISCHER
July 3.
NO. David CsppcraeId ny Charles DickeRs. (Bcz.)
Domestic Practice o. Hydropaty with 10
BY Edward Johnson, NJ. ID.
This day received, fcr sale at TAYLOR MAURyp
July rs Bookstore, near Oh street.
the CoupIste Tgorsc Doctor containina Habits
and Management Horse, Stable and the Road,
July N III FRASCK TAYLOR
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30

RHETORICAL Collections Of Virginia, containing
III collection Of the interesting traditions, biographical
sketches aneedos A relating p IL history and antiquities TO-
appended Historical and Descriptive Sketch OF District Co
iumba illustrated with 100 engraving by Henry Howei
volume History of Virginia. from lis discovery and settlement BY
Europeans the time, by Robert volumes For
sale by FRANCK TAYLOR
Aug
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30

A PPLETON's Railroad and Steamboat Cosnpanieny
being Travellers Guide through the Northern Middle, and
Canada New Brunswick, and Novs Scotia iua
ted with ~ maps steel, and Is enRrayings.
illustrated Handbook for Travellers through the United
States, los engraving BY large
and
large and accurats map.
DsmneIs Railroad, Steamboat and Telegraph Book pnce
cents, with map fRANCk TAYLOR
!
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30

To Democrats, and the Publishers Of Democratic pa
PEERS.
subscriber dismissed from his clerkhp
Office the objectionable sin Of being demo-
Of finding employment either the editor Of
prominent paper the washington correspondent
several similar papers.
RRYRRRNcEs. Kendall and Gen. McCaia Washing
ton James Buchanan, esq Balumore James Page and
samuel Badger, esqs Phadepfa Robert II. Norris esq,
ID. Hammond Cherry Valley, and Hon. Geo
coopeon, NJ " and Hon. Lewis Casa, Detroit
Communications, postpaid, will receive due attention
WAsHIxaros, d. O., July le l549. July l9-a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30

rUTTARs.-wiIIIAM FISCHER has hand great variety
Of plain and ornamental guitars with patent and
fiat heads without Mt prices nom ve my dollar
Also hand pano~ from the celebrated
facturcrs yons flutes eight eiaones nreoets
fc aceoreons and hutna with the most improved instruction
book Cor each instrument
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30

"a Platfsbwg BARRACKS, Piaftsburg, Nsw York.
3 i bushels ofs sss ~Sss SsI aY beans
IS POUNDS q 600 sssa I Sss sSSs candle.
- s s:s q q GO: GOOD : s,ssa ,s.. sas salt
Al Sacksrs Haybr, Nsp York
no bushels q new wiils asd beans
Sss pounds Of good hard tsilow candles
y bushels Of good clean dry hns salt
onsnsli on Isl cfgSne 1850; remainder in all October 1850
At Fort Oatarso. OsWsgo. Nsio York.
IS s barrel: 81 q ss.s .ups.a.. -four
s. bushels Of new white field beans
SIS pounds Of good hard tsiiow candles
4 bushels Of good clean dry fine sal,
onshalf on is June, 1850 remainder in all October 1850
Al Fort Niagara. Nsw York.
rs 8 ss',sis q q R ssss .upsraa. -four
$ bushels Of new white aeId beans
aas pounds Of good hard iaIlow candles
IA bushels OF good clean dry fine
on ss Of sns sSo remainder in all October. 1850
Al Detroit BARRACKS. Detroit. Michigan.
g . s ss1si: 8 9! S 'ss.s ..psrans -four
lilo bushels Of new white field beans
ss p pounds q goo: GOOD hard hard ; ;sisw candies
g bushels q good clean dry fine salt
ones on i Of June, ' 1851 remainder in all October 1850
At Fort GrGtiot, Michigan
IS bushels Of new white field beans
$40 pounds Of good hard soap
50 pound. o GOOD hard iailow candles
aaO gallons OF good cider vinegar
onsaf on hs lsi q June 1850 remainder in all October
Al Fort Maekinac, Michigan.
1ss barrels barrels. Of fresh , sSps.d me- -four
;as pounds OF good hard tallow candles
IA bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
40 gallons Of good cider vinegar -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-30

EPISCOPAL Church Chant-Book. d<eigned 90 fHcili-
IL churches devotional circle,
psnr varied Of with Instructions
mode Of performance Act by the Rev VIM saun
TAYLOR MAURy,
July - Bookseier 9th street
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
THURSDAY MORNING, MARGINS 1910 !

aboutH US
aHov's that made cried JOHNNY hall
CONFUSED with laughter, It the form Of in
This way" promptly replied the old lady
by shutting your left eye, and takin, the
eend Of your nose in your right hand.p
Well, then he's marched up and down
.ne room dressed in red gown and lookini
for all the world like witch, and after he's
taken an oath, awful enutf to make ones hair
stand on an eend every which way, he's told
to take seat among the rest Of ,em. ana
welcomed As Son Of Temperament
There you see the hull ont and I'll tell
every body. / wonR do nothin' else. for T
thinks | alters said, It is heatheuish.
barbarousmummery,th that makes heathens and
inhdels of christianeinen, and shud orter he
put deown to smash. How dive feel now.
Johnny, you begin to find the old woman,s
bout right, don't YOUR triumphantly az
claimed the old lady, as she took an enor.
nous pinch of snuff drew her spectacles
over her eyes and turned to her son-in-law.
johnny was in a CONFUSION of laughter.
but contrived to gasp his conviction that the
Order was all blown to pieces.
Mrs. Credulous believes this day. that all
this mad wag Smith told her was true to
letter Nor is she alone in this strange be-
lief There are thousands like Mrs. Crcdu-
lous, everywhere, whose prejudices are nurs-
ed and kept alive with nameless surmises,
terrible suspicious, and outlandish stories
relative to the character and s'secrets" of the
Order, not a whit less ridiculous and as far
removed from the truth as the veracious de.
yelopement made by this good old lady.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

IoF must not take il aniss, for am !
jew I At last, aftor much persuasion, and
many promises that they would do him no
harm, he thrust his hand into his pocket, took
out one Of the twelve kreutaer pieces that be
had won, laid il upon the table, and said
II do not know the answer any more than
you. Here are my twelve kreutzers,n
When the Others heard these words, they
opened their eyes, and SAID that this was
scarcely according to agreement But as
they could not control thcir laughter, and
we're wealthy and good-natared men, and a
the jew had helped them to while away the
time from Saint YeittO Sslalampi, they let
It pass and the Jew took with him from The
yessel-let good arithmetician reckon up
for me how much the Jew carried home with
him, He had twelve kreutzer piece and
brass button, when he came ON board He
won nine twelve kreutzcr pieces by his an.
nine with his own riddle, one he paid
back and eighteen kreatzers be gave the
captain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
A PRINCELY ESTABLISHMENT.

The elegant Mansion of VIM R. Rensse-
laer, in the county of Rensselaer,, about one
mile from Albany, is advertised for sale
The house is one of the most extensive ever
erected in America. It's whole cost was
$4,000 The walls and ceilings are painted
in pieces by Bragaldi, and the whole house
is warmed by Perkinss hot water pipes
There are two miles Of wrought iron pipes
laid down in the house for the purpose. At
tached to this house are extensive pleasure
grounds, containing variety of trees and
shrubbery, and Eve miles Of winding carriage
road. The whole estate contains 500 acres,
800 of which is enclosed by substantial
board fence, thoroughly painted The house
stands on the bank of the Hudson, 200 feet
above the river, and commands view of
unsurRassed beauty and extent To mil
lionaire, who wishes palace ready made
to his hand, this house Of Beverwyck presents
attractions not often found in America
The grounds can be keptsup for 81, 500 per
annum, and the whole establishment be sup
ported in the true style for $40, 900 per an
mum 1t is great pity that such a superior
seat so long remained untenanted especial
ly when it is considered that the price asked
is only $50, 00.-Roehester, NJ Y Democrat