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BKRRETTS DYE HOUSE,

40 WASHINGTON STESEEETy BUSION.
AIDES DresseA Eoaks shawls, tIandkerchefs scarfs
4 hornets &C., Gents Coats, oyercoats, and Pants,
deed and finished in the yer, hest manner.
The subscriber having received the agency Of the ahove
sp ooods 70 be dyed and hopes that the character Of
ae establishment for despatch and beauty Of work,
aee,hes with his endsavors pies viii ensure him
i''"''' u MARTIN II WILLIAMS, Bonnet Rooms,
4 Central Hook, l27 Main street, Worcester
.n.,ia 1.1'. dwu
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NaaTlGE

TENHE ARCHITECTURAL BUSINESS will be continued
heretofore by the subscriber, at No. 20 Central Era
change. ELBRIDGE BOYDEE.
& April 9. DIFF
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CODartmershID Notice.

TIVE subscribers have this day formed Copartnershp
l. under the aud rtyie Of JOSEPH CONVERSE
& CO. general transaction of the Provision
NESS wholesale and retail. the Old stand, under The
City Hall. JOSEPH CONVERSE,
Worcester, Jan ], ls49 CHAS. e. CONVERSE.
N. B. All persons indebted, either by note OF
TO the subscriber, requested to make INNS
Worcester, Jan g. dwH
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WINDOW CURTAINS,

PARLoRS, SALOONS e HALLS sastefaliy decorated,
BY w. g. r. A.. BROWN,
THASHIONA BILE UPHOLSFERERS having had eight
years experience Cat KIrTREDGE & BLAKE's, the
extensive Upholstery establishment in Boson,) feel fully
confident OF executing all orders line in work
manike French Pattern SoFAs, LOUNGES,
CHAIRS, CoUcHEs, made TO order persons in Of
nice article would do well to call before purchasing
furnish articles superior to any in the city.
Cured, Hair, Palm Leaf, and Hair MATTRESSES made
orders old Mattresses picked and made good
as new. Pew Cushions-Pews lined and stuffed. All
kinds Upholstery work repaired neat and superior
manner. W. & A. F. BROWN, FL
Eoraoich ST., opposite Depot, Worcester.
March go. dom
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Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.


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WORCESTER & NASHUA RAIL ROAD
ssz.Ssr1 fsx.s:ss7 rSz.az5a - "A ~
ms "a va VI 5Ssg 90 NS SsssEg1sa

a Es & s. 80 j 49,
GUNNER Arrangemen commencing Aprik2 ,l849.
PASSENGER TRAINS will run as follows:
Leave aTnve at Groton Nashua ana
Worcester at Junction at Lowell at
$50 el5am. 3 90 am.
II 90 am. lS3pp.m. LIS pm.
SIS pm. 5l5 p.n SOP
Lave Nashua reach
and Love az r Worcester at
Foam. BAN $40 I'm.
Ills ~ % pm. zUU Pm.
4l5p.m. 5.I5 p.Ha. 6.S2 pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Greton
Icnclion Nashua and Lowell Leave Nashua and Lowell
da y for Groton Junction and w orcester.
At WoYcester the $50 A. N. train connects with Nor
a Wor ST. BIT. train from NewY ork-Early trains Of the
Bos & Wer Prov. d W,r., Nor W0r. and Western
T. Road connect with the AN train rcm Worcester.
Al Groon Junction, trains aIrivc simultaneously at
ala NJ. IL 80 Sis P. M, from Worcester, Nashua,
Boston Fchburg, Lowell, aud West Townsend and de-
part sE uaneonsly for the above named places at e5
A M, IL 80 and Is P. NJ
Trains arriving at Nashua connect with upward trains
al Concord and Wilton Rail Roads and hose leaving
Nashua depart arrival OF downward trans oil the
roads, f I ta
,h-Ths road forms the cheapest and most EXPEDITIONS
cAnnel Of communication for Freight and Passengers
he vveen New York city, the southern and Southwe
no.tons Of New Eng land ncudng the line OF the West
avn Rail Road), and Lowell Lawsence,1 and Ptrtland
Nashua Manchester, Conc d. and all places in the vi
a;nty of the Concord. Boston, Concord and Montreal
kor.bern, and Passumpsc Railroad. and Vermont Central
Hai,road upward from White River JunctionAso, To
Cheshire Sullivan and Vermont Central Rail-
road from Windsor, and Passumpsic R. r. from White
River Junction. >. W. sIOWELL, Supt
= Woree,ter April 2, 1649. dwn
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COPARTNERSHTP FORMED,

under The firm and name Of E. F. DIXIE Il HAM
ILTON and will continue the business heretofore trans
EDMUND F. HlxIE,
GEO. A. HAMILTON,
Worcester, April s, 1919. dw6w
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Straw BOmnets at 95 cts,
A VERY good DEYAN BONNET at 25 cents, together
n with every des able style of Bonres, Wholesale
prices, can be found at CHAMBERLIN'S.
March "a. sac DIV
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FOULARD SILKS

a VERY chosce lot OF Fouard Silks opening
IA Also, French MOUSSELlNES De LANE and
BAREGES and many other Rich Goods. this week r
eived from New York, at CHAMBERLIN'se
April 8. dw
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& Worcester Railroad.

kA!N%4s55S EssalsE SAsstSs%13{5 SzSS5sS fsSSl5gzf
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-PAssE TRAINS.
To govern on and after Aprh Q, 1s49.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at 7.45 AM. and 80 Pm
Leave Providence at las Am. 345 Pm.
az Passenger Station Worcester in Green Street Depot
do do Providence in E. Wing of Passenger Depot,
FREIGHT TRAIN with Passenger Car attached leaves
Worcester for Uxbrdge (where il connects with Special
Train for Providence IL 80 AM from Green Street.
UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbridge Providence al AN. g. Lis PM.
Leave Providence for Uxbridge at II IS ANA 5SoPM
The through Trains at Melville with coaches
for Saersvile. At Whitins with coaches for East Doug
las and Whitlnsve At Farnums with coaches for Graf,
and N. e. Village At Uxbrdge with coaches
Milford and Mendon. At Worcester with trains of the
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
The II 30 train Providence with ira1s for
Boston, Taunton, Fall River, New Bedford, &C.
The A. Nj. train from Uxbridge, connects atPawucko
with trains of the Boston and Providence Railroad for
Boston and the 80 Pm. train from Providence connects
a. Pawtucket with train from Boston.
The S45 p NJ Train from Worcester connects at Provs
idence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains.
The $50 p M. train from Providence does not stop at
Ashton, Hamlet or Sutton.
NO I'd Glass Tickets sold for 80 A. NJ train Tx
bridge trains.
Through Trains henceorth will not stop at Central
Falls. ISAAC HINCKLEY, Supt- .
April O. dwu
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NOTICE.

rEvTfE Cupartnershp eexsaias tAe
4 subscribers, under the firmof NEWCOMB, DIXIE
& CO, has expired by its limits, OF the part
ners will settle the affairs of the late firm. ~
MF@9 4A3 W 3@Q@H GALES sNEWCOMB,
ag EDMUND p. DIXIE,
g. A. HAMILTON,
Vnrcester. ADr,f q. 1n4Q F # f
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10000 600 Yds. Straw Cord Wanted
scribers for which the highest price W II be paid.
Feb IT, dwistf HALL 4 THOMPSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

THM BAYNE is nov reteiring per schr. Ham
w ilipn. from New York, his Spring supply Of
GROCERIES. His purchases were made with an
especial ere 70 he wants Of 9ounlry merchnnis In
his opinion no,hing Is 10 e gained By them (alI
things eonsidered) by sgns further north for arli-
cles IA bis line and q1sef no circumstances can
they Be losers BY examining this market ihey
pas through w. D. considers Il his interest 10 put
his customers The best fooing Otherwise he could
never calculate on having permanent trade His
stock consists mainly OF The following ARTICLES 10
which be invites attention -
SUGARs-Porto Rico. Cuba ". o. Clarified,
Brown Havana. in boxes; Wooisey's. Loaf and
Crushed and n. o. Loaf very small size Loving's
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered
M0LASSES-N.O o. and Cardinals, in hhds and
barrels
coFFEES.- Rio Green, Prime white, Marica-
DO. Super Old Government Java. 81 Domingu Sc
TEAS-Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson,
POwchOng. Of almost al qualities and prices in half
chests and Is H. boxes 80
TOBACC0.-S Superior Cavendish, medium. and
very low priced. Also, SIS and les Of various de-
scrptions and prices, such as viii suit The trade.
SUNDRIES.-Goshen Cheese in boxes; eenu-
ine Principe Segars. very fine half Spanish and
Common Segars, Son Shell Almonds, Bunch Raj
sins Rice Grass, and Hemp Coil Rope, Bed Cords
and Leading Lines, Wrapping Irvine, Corn Brooms
Whisps Sugar Boxes, Painted Buckets, Coigaie's
No. Extra and Toilet Soap. Pearl Starch in Box
6, Clipped Logwood. Red Wood Dutch Nader,
Mould and Adanantine Capdles, Foolseap Blue
and White ruled Letter and large and small sire
Wrapping Paper Gncand Pepper, Ground and
Race Ginger Allspice, and Pepper in Bags. first
premium Mustard. Sangers fine Mustard Nulmess,
Mace, Gloves Masons Backing EPSON Salts, Alum,
C0pperas, Roll Birthstone s. F. Indigo CARROTS
Rappee Scotch and Maeoaba SnuH. ii Jars, Bot
lies and Biatiders, No Chocolate, Lewis's Ezra
and Pure White Lead & BY 10 and 10 BY l2 Win
dow Glass, Putty, Powder and Shot assorted, Fine
and Ground Alum Salt 10 to the ton. SaleTatus SUI
perior carb. OF Soda for making light bread &C.
WM BAYNE,
Lower end kilg ST. near the wharf Alexan- !
dria, Va.-March % I6l9
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tHE 6ts-1ibcr Vim optn. ikfs 6e-I Arr. -.
19ltn-1, a SPRING AND SUUTfP
~ Sy lcfeAa-c1 mp hl11elphia. uhleh he uIIl
t-.I q ~ rq.,ru1s upon lnirlefrna BeInr 1k,~E-
~ 30 pa f1rurs Ne hops her Win a. rrrI 4
ne elil1c1a generally can and ernfnine - 49,
cr1<izling. - part IS fblious:
t., -. C...,meres. Cassineiis. &C. TFeed<. Or.
sSn Cords Worsird PIaids Alpaccas Io,,<i;,, =.
LANES fesl1ss &ei Larns. variety 81 p,r,-rn-.
S,,lsnans. s4Ige assorimrni; calitos. csmtric-
y. ~ ls.e and Cslefed Furniture and Apron check.
49, rsae er1 Blown coii0n Coos Of All
Xmas and prie<k i1mmcr Goods for rnen and 49,
rallo1s eolos and prices; Irish Linens Barl,n.
Diapers Ae &C. lnIaci, all kfnis ID Dr7 CO.,
usually Kept ID 5ihe plaec. :. -
GhUSEklES-ag god a<surtnenf Of an rarfe,ir.
HARDWARE assortnerf of SOL S-.l. {.
Shosels. Folks Axes. Locks, Hinges. Laiehes a.:
being god selection Of snch articles al arr ren,
ally used in this neighborhnod
la 10 BOUTS AND SHOES general ns-
sorlmenL MICH non Az
Harpers-Ferry. April 5 1915
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ke0STUME HILL.
SEP8El-G AND 6EHEUEn
cLOTHIWGl


"AQL&4AAH AID AHXAIE. 4
ON hand and for saie. he largest and bc-t Is
~ s1rlrhcni q Spring and summer cloikipg, Al
prizes very much rcinccd
COATS
Caa.s o. evcry variety, embracing an he --latest
Nylrs. ard II 40 improved cut and make, 1Dm IS
efs. % IL, 3A56,6 SO. ard upuardk
PaNTALOOES-
Panfnloons of all kinds from IS cts 10 I,
80. - 3 2 50 and also very fashionable style,
he L,marine suipe, a low As ,, $50. 81. and
uPrsrds 1-..-
vesss Of every variety, comprising SIX. Satin.
Cashmere MarseiIes. Valencia, from 50 cts, IS
els. I, 2, 80 S. and upwards.
BOYS CLOTHISG.
AiEars on hand he largesf aud best assortment
Of Boys CIoshiDg ever odered IN this city.
A splendid assortment Of CLOTHS and CAS-
SIMERES Of the best make. together with large
and variety Of Sill and MARSElLLES
VESTlNGS, which will bs made up 10 orler in the
best naoneF, 20 per cent less than the accustomed
prices, ana IA all cases BEAUTIFUL CT guaranteed,
- AT COSTUME HALL
Csracr Of Pratt sfEnsi asd ctAfrs Markd SPaoe.
III. Fl. COLE
Baltimore. March %. lsi9-1y.
t. Attached 70 the asOve. j. one Of he largest
and most extensive SHIRT FACTORIES in the
country. Embracing every variety and make, afpr-
ees which canned fail TO please any one wishing 10
IY ONE PRICE oNLYnH
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RRUSTEnsS SAFE.

DY virtue Of a Deed df Trust executed By Geo.
ID Backhouse, On the 2ithday Of December, 1884,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office oil The Coun-
" Court Of Jefferson the Undersigned as HE sufvi-s
wing Trustee therein mentioned will proceed to sell
at public auction before the door of Carers Hotel,
10 Charlestown, on Fnday IL 20k dhg 81 next April,
so much of certain tract OF land situated in the
County of Jefferson, on the Southeast side Of The
Shenandoah river. adjoining fhe lands Of James Ro-
per E. j. Smith aud others, as will satisfy the sum
February, 1913, until raid, and costs ofexecafink
said trust s9filW III
+ Trims Of sale Cash. y sia 80 a Ii
Sale to take place about l2 o'clock, M.
ANDREW HUNTER,
March 8, 1870. Snrriring Trustee.
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70 Please order few days before The Lotteries
draw All orders puuctualiy answered ty The re-
turn mails
The price Of Packages of Quarter Tickets
only, is advertised above.
The Managers printed draaciags endorsed by the
commissioners appointed (1or this purpose) BY the
Goyernor Of Maryland, are in al eases sent 10 our
Correspondents.
Letters always strongly and carefully sealed
The purchasers OF Packages Of Tickets seldom
have mere than six chances against their drawing
~ Package anysot the Capital Prizes, and one
FdetGge may draw oap Of the highest Prizes, Two
thirds Of the Prizes are sold in Packages 81 Tickets
u Prizes promptly patdia Gai9, upoi prcsenta-
tion At our Office or by bank drassr enlied to any
part of the Union. 80
Persons al a distance from Baltimote who want
Fortune bneked on their backs, wifffnd that it is
only necessary TO enclose the price Gas laid down in
the above schedule Tor Package or single Ticket,
to the truly Fortunate far-famed and old established
house OF PYFER s. Co,
March % 1910
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THE MOST EXTENSIVE
Shirt Establishment

IN The United States is az No l79 Bali.
more Street, BaktimQre, Md,
HAere 500 persons arccmpl6ycd and stock Of 900
dozen IF SAiss6lsrdgs on hand
M ERcHANTS androthers visiting Baltimore
lfl are invited to cali and examine the largest
and best stock OF SHIRTS that has ever beea ofIcr-
cd, consisting Of all sizes and qualities, for MEN
end BOYS, which for style and workmanship can
not be surpassed. More than usual efforts have
been made 10 render the assortment complete and
desirable in every respect.
r. w. BETTON.
Baltimore, March s lsI94IySs.
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mOUNTATyEER.

TUBS fne yosns HORSE will stand he enSu-
irg season Al my farm, (Braddock. \ near
Snariesiorn. on Monday, Tuesday. Fl idar add 81
tnrday, ofeaeh week and on "Wednesday and Thurs
day, al me farm 81 DR.. Alexander. near Halilouin
a two dollars the sipgle leap and fge dollars The
season- The money TO be paid or a note given Tor
the amount when the mare IS frst seni 10 the Horse
OF hfst service rendered
TH0S. B. WASHINGTON.
Clay Mont Arril5 fsf9-Im
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4 VALUABLE STOCK OF GOODS
FOR SALE.

4HNHE subscriber intending TO retire from The
Il Mercantile business, will sell his entire
STOCK OF GOODS, consisting OF Dry Goods
and Groceries; Hardware and Queensware; Glass
and Chlnaware, and every variety Of GOODS ge-
morally kept 10 Retail Store, al most REDUCED pri.
ees, for cash or on time; the lime varying acrafd.
ing TO the amount Of purchase. Persons wishing 10
commence the Mercantile business, would do wei
10 purchase The entire stock and secure the location
NeighbQFing Merchants viii please give him 4
call as they can be supplied with many articles 10
their advantage. Ny customers and the public &c
Morally viii do well call and bny their supply Tor
the summer. Great bargains will be had Should
no, sell OF in shor, time at private sale, shall
sell al AUCTION from time to time 50 that nv en-
lire stock may be sold by May Court at which time
my license will expire. Come al end cpare qRiekI9
THOMAS LOCK
Smihisld JEFF. GO VI Anril Z. 1871
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Ground Pfaster .fiol. sale.

'NTE have made an arrangement with Mr.. A.
w II. Herr by which we can furnish Ground
Plaster AZ the GharIcstown Deput for dollars per
ton Any person buying Of US viii have TO send
their bags some two or three days before they want
the Plaster. as we will have 70 send them to tho
mill aflerit M. H. & ". MOORE.
Feb % I6l9-SDtrn
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AUCTT0N SALE

AUCTIUN SALE.
WILL sell, at my residence in Gharlestown, on
L Friday, dc GA day Of april the following prop
One Mahogany Sac5oard;
DO. Dining Tables;
Do. Pier do;
One large Mahogany Easy Char: s4z
Rocking and otlter Chars;
One Sofa;
One Mahogany Bureau;
Lounges and BeclaeGas;
: IIardrobes, Book Gases, Lamps;
.Sores, Screens, Andiro,,s;
hitcaests Furniture, Stair CARPETS and Rods ];
lFatcr Coolers, IccLox:
Some ehoite Hogs; Fresh Cor
a lot Of Corn; ta5o C0rM Craslers;
iatou1ders and 1tiddimgs, If Baron
A good Earm Horse.
Cash for less sums.
GEORGE, w. RANSOM.
March %. 1919.
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Lamps fer ETHEREAL Oil.

4 BEAUTIFUL article Of Britannia and Glass
Harper Ferry, Apfil5. 1884 "A. YOUNG
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Attention. Farmers q

TIME subscriber respectfully informs the Farm
i ers of Jefferson and the adjoining counties that
he keeps constantly on hand large quantity of
ground PLASTER, which he will sef at Sc SO
he highest cash price He respectfully s6icits
call from all in want Of the article before purchas-
ing elsewhere GEO. w, FOX. N
Shepherdstown March 5. ls49.--3m.
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~E+@-@t = - = - III I'LL
And let the winds wan to the North. a ~ a.,
the Sonlh and 10 The West the repoft mai S.rs rs
the TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS II No. /, Is
wisely sought 70 multiply the comiar,s ana
q life during The month Of Marth 81 sen,,,s;bs
tcfinne - ne old established house. e ~ f1rs.
famed sndAfnly lacty
Exchange & Lottery Brokers
PYFER g. CO.
Ne LigR s,reef, BaLfimore, Marsioaa
EVERY DRAWING WE SELL HANDSONar
PRIZES
Pal fhis ia the PapcT I
Allthe prizes sold b. Pyfer & Co are mention. "a
70 TIE Managers oEieial repori. and promptly paid
SEE THIS GLORIOUS SUCCESS.
$50 600, qaarler ticket, sent ID Buffalo. III Y. ~
10000. whole ticket sent lo1N c.
dsO0O quarter ticket, sent 10 BeTksco Pa.
O00 half ticket, semi 10 Virginia
900, package whole tickets, sent to Ohio.
!. 5000, whole ticket sent 10 Virginia.
5000, hall ticfSel sent 10 NeHh Carolina.
5000. whole ticket sent to Indiana.
Every prize poslfirely sid and paid By Pyfsf q
Names Of Correspondents never divulged
Beautiful Schemes for April, 1919.
Pyier& Co always sell the god prizes.
Persons who want money, have only to buy 4
ticket al Pyier & Gus.
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- - - - - - - oS4A 0300
PY virtue of Deed of Trust from George Price
- to the undersigned, dated. the 18th 81 Nav
1873 and recorded 10 the County Court OF jefferson
will be offered at public vendue for cash al Daniel
Entler's Hotel in Shepherdstbwn. oa Saturdag tle
2Sth day Of Apra aert,
A House and Lot. f.
in said Town, being part oil Lot No. 100 which
was conveyed to the said George Price by William
Bowen.
S.--One third cash-,he balance iff two
nstallments OF one and two years-the deferred nav
nleats 70 be secured By deed of trust
r. H. LEE Trustee
March % 1919. ~ 3
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NoIIcc 10 YoIunleers.


kicnMoSD, March -, ISl9
rTso enable the Governor 10 carry into effect ,he
- provisions Of the accompanying act of March
~ toi9, The captains who commanded the several
eoHpanies Of the Virginia Regiment, lately serving
In The war with Mexico-or IN case Of The death Or
removal ol any Of heIp then the next refnainin. or
herr-aTe requested To transmit 10 the Adiniant Ge-
METALS othce as speedily as may be an accurate roll
o. she oiicris non-eomnissioned officers musicians
ana pfifaes ut their respective companies with the
date OF each mans enlistment, andthc date when he
was mustered into the service OF The United States
By command
WM Il. RICHARDSON. Az. Gen.
Az ACT eeaeeraiag ne Virgiaia H-rinlenl Of To-
iaAffsrsl-Passed MafuAl0h 1919.
Whereas no provision Is made by the act entitled
an aet pr0yding i6r the pay and subsistence of the
Virginia Regiment ~ Volunteers called into The
service Of The United States under reauisition Of
The Pre- ideut Of the United States Of ,e sixteenth
OF November, eighteen hundred and lury.six pass
ed December ninth eighteen hundred and forty sig
for paying said Volunteers from the date Of their en-
HstnisEi 70 the time Of clecing their company OIL
tefss
he Y, hfTefore, snacIca bp The GsHfeai Ass min
Thatlhe gucni shall be considered
es having becngn the service the State of Virginia
from the date ~ their enlistment until tntstfed int,
the seTsier Of tie United States and shall be entitled
iote paid according q the following rates-the pT
EalesasF Eiyaics aht commissioned and nun-con1nis-
suned officers As pfg ats until their respective or
eanzalion nioconpanies by the election OF officers
And thereafter tic officers SO elected IS officers ac
esrding b law: Provided however. That all as
stgnmrpts or transfers made 10 be made by any
Of the said volunteers. oi the pay allowed BY this act
OF which Il Is amendaiory, shall be null and void
aud ne dishufsing Officer In paying thesame, where
u shall lie paid oan agent or attorney shall REQUIRE
IN affidavit ~ sieh agent or attorney thai he hath
~ interest or claim by sale mortgage or otherwise
~ o. TO the said pay and that he doth not believe
MAJ Ihe same bath been thus sold transferred to
my other person but that il is for the sole use and
'eneht 81 the said volunteer, his executor or
stfatur. III ~ 1-aas INC sum OF six thou
and dollars be- and the sameis hereby appropriated
- much be necessary, 10 enable the Governor OF
~ Commonwc alIh 10 carry into execution this act:
rovidcd however. That the appropriations hereto
ne made III regardtohe expenses ofsaid volunteers
hall be first exhausted.
This act shall be inforcc from the passing thereof.
April s. 1849.-3t
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Perflsalleru. 81.

FefINnlCFys NC.
GNHE following Extracts and Perfumery have
j beenIeceived, and are for sale at L. s. EIcHELs
IBkReER's DRrG S+oRE:
Double Extract Hedyosma;
do do Verhena;
do do Patchohly;
do do JASMINE;
go do do Muusseiine;
Extract Bouquet des Princes
Florida Water, (Larogue's;l
i Orange Flower Tsilrt Water;
Eau de Cologne; Bay Rum;
scent Bags; Jaynes Hair Tonic;
= Hauels Eau LusiraE Hair Restorative;
Oldridge's Balm &c COLUMBIA;
Genuine Bears OIL at l2s and - cents.
April g. 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

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