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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-03-30
Lake HarbOrS Open.

The following we copy from the Cleveland
Plain Dealer, which was teegraphed from Buff
(alo by the O'Reily line.
BUFFALO, March l6.
The ice is all out Of Buffalo harbor, and pref
~ we'll scattered in the lake. Opinion among
lake men that good boat could be got out oas-
ly.
If this weather continues, boats can leave
Buffalo in n week without doubt.
The ice is breaking up fast all along the lake.
Detroit river is free from ice.
We may add that Sandusky bay has been
clear of ice more than week. And at this
present time there is not enough in sight to cool
a decent sized Lemonade. -SaEduSkiQn.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-03-30

Constantly on hand, a large assortment of Pitts
burgh manufactures, and choice Groceries, laid in
with great care in the Eastern and Southern mar
kets, which will be sold at low prices for cash or
produce. mar23.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-03-30
MIR. HannCgan.

The New York Evening Post says:
ave hope the administration Of Gen. Taylor
will not be disgracod by any such Appointments
as Mr.. Polk made at the last moment of his ad.
minislration, when he nominated Mr.. IlOnnegan
us our minister TO Berlin.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-03-30
CarnefS. &c.

'UST opened this day, and for sale at w. Nc
Clintock's Carpet Wareroom, No. 75, Fourth rect:
Very handsome style Brussels carpets;
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-03-30

More Cold AeeOHAi-SieanshiP California and
PasseHgers-GOOd Order in the Gold Diggins

More Gold Aeeouhi-SieanshiP California aud
passeagsrs-GOOd Order in the Gold Diggins
&c.
The Boston traveller, Of Saturday evening,
has the following very late, though indefinite in
tellgeace from California, being nearly month
later than priyious adVices:
ave have seen a private letter from San
Francisco, dated the 90ih January, which coz
lains the latest news from the gold region. The
writer was volunteer in Col. Fremonl's expe.
dilion, was taken prisoner, by the Indians and
retained in captivity nine monIhs-his life hav.
ing been spared, and his liberty finally granted
him, as he SAYS. on account Of his having been
discovered by the Indians to be free mason, Of
which fraternity, il seems, many Of the red men
were members.
The writer had been successfully engaged
in the gold mines, and had obtained gold enough
TO satisfy his ambition. His statement in re-
specI TO The extent OF the gold beds and the pu-
rlIy Of the metal, rather exceed the marvellous
descriptions which we have heretofore received.
lie speaks Of still further discoveries, and Of
sill richer mines, which he thinks might furn-
ish profitable employment, for all the young
men 10 New England. He is so confident ia
respect to the gold promise of the land, that he
urges his friends here to 60 at once to the mines
lie speaks also Of silver mines, in which he
says there is an abundance Of ore; but the infe
rior metal seems to be an object Of minor regard
among the fortune hunters.
"The writer Of this letter had left the mines
TO recruit his health, and to await more iavora
bic weather for carrying on operations. Il'
was at San Francisco, which place he described
as being full to overfowing with persons await
ing the coming spring, to commence or resum
operations at the "diggings."
The following is the letter from California di
rect 1t is written with spirit and point, AM
the Picayune inclines TO think it is as honest
statement Of affairs in California US they hay
seen:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-03-30

"'"''""'' @h"b' - i"a's
Dr.. Townsend-Dear Sir: have little girl 7
years Of age, who has been several years atfiict-
ed with Fits; we tried almost everything for her,
hut without success; at last although we could
find no recommendation in your circulars for ca
ses like hers, we thought, os she was in very DEL
cate health, We would give her some OF your sar-
sapsla, and are very glad, ave did for il not on
restored her strength but she has had no return
Of the Fits, to her great pleasure aid surprise.
She is fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we feel grateful. Yours, &c ]. BUTLER, Jr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

TINE Eighth Session viii open on AfONDA VI,
IL Isl Ost0ber on which day tie eaEscthal atte1d-
anee Of all he Students is requested The duties Of
the Glasses are promptly RECOMMENDED and il Is
very Important thai all their memhels, ne or DID,
should take their places al the openin tie session
The academical year extends From the first Of
October tolthe first of August; there being but one
vacation, August and September iE4 f@
IN The CoLLEGE all the usual CLASSES under full
corps uf Professors have for several wears been pur
tning the entire course OF Collegiate studies equal
70 thatprescFibed in she Older Codgesof the North,
Al The recent commandment tie AsEi graduating
class received their academieal degrees.
In The GRAMMAR ScHooL, which Immediately
adioins the College, the Preparatory Glasses lire
carefully trained by competent insTucors under Me
supervision Of the Professors Of Ehe College Thus
pupils may enter the Institution al an early age and
pursue their entire course OF study under The same
direction until they graduate The Mercantile De
partment embraces those partial uielnbers oil anv OF
the Collegiate or Preparatory classes who may be
preparing for the counting room 0folher hhn-pro-
fsssionallife Such students are Admitted ID alhe
privileges and advantages of their several classes,
Substituting in place Of some Of Thu classical stndies
such as are more necessary 10 = preparation for
French is a regular study, withpnt extra charge,
TO all the classes In addition 10 The French the
mercantile students viii be taught without charge
German or some other modern language. IN
The, location Of the College u perfectly healthfnl
and there are no towns villages near TO present
The temptations so dangerous to ihelyoung. Moral
and religious education is one chief design Of the
Hesitation.
The charge covering all the ataHenlicaI and dol
mestic expenses, is 1925 per session Of ten months
The fples Of the College carefully restrict any other
expenses bf the student. l4I Ht
Altlhe Departments are under tie immediate Sd
perv sion Of the Undersigned towhom application
may be made for copies Of the N Register or for
further information as well as forbhe admission of
ur1fh r It III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

Notice. III.
WALL EY Mills, HARPERSsFERRY. WA.

lE VAIL Ef MILLS, HARPERSsFERhf. VA
FT1HE subscribers are happy in beng able u in
u form 1.-THE people residing 10 the Valley of Vir-
gina understanding country, that they have in
full operation their COTTON MILL, aha are now
manufacturing ali Nos of Cotton Yarns used BY
The woolen manufacturers and plantefS warped
and sized In the manner used By them.
IL Our machinery is new and Of the moss improved
kind; made By Charles Dutield, Of Pa,t&rsoh, New
Jersey, We have spared no pains or expense in
having il fitted up in the best manner and feel JUS
titled in saving that we can manufacture as good an
article aforesaid as any Mil in the country, having
The iostexPerienced men and operatives employed.
II We hope The citizens Of the Valley andsurround-
ing country will give us their patronage 10 promote
the spirit Of enterprise begun in this parsof Virgin
ia, that has SO fcng remained dormant with such fa
tiliiies inher power. Merchants before going East
will ind to their advantage 10 give us call and
examining pur stock as we manufacture Cotton yarn
Warp, Batting, Candle wicking, &c
III 4. SCARBOROUGH g. JOHNSON. ii
HarpeFs Ferry, Aug. 2fl649.-H
P. s. All orders with suitable reference address,
eai 70 Scarborough & johnson, will be promptly all
tended 70. :a 8. IL j. /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
EirgfnlaI.fn VII.

AT Rules holden III the CLERKS Ofice Of the Cir
cnik SupeEior Court Of Law and ChancetF fqr
Jefferson Country, % the Ist Monday in Alasnsf,
J1seHh g. Hays, PLAiis1IrF,
AGAINST
Augustus M. CridIcr and Daniel r. Lawrtnce.
DkEExnAn1s,
IN CHANCERY 81
TIME Defendant Daniel H. Lawrence, nos har-
~ ing entered his appearance and given seknrity
ae6otdinglt6 The Act Of Assembly and the rsaes 81
this conn; and Il appearing BIZ satisfactory eFence
thai be Is not an nhabiianf Of this country His6r-
d<ne4, Thailthe said defendant do appear here on
ihe first dayef the nexi term and answer thekill oi
The plaintiff and that copy or this order BE- fprth-
with inser1ed in some newspaper publissad III
Chafiestown, for twOmonfhs successfully, ana post
"a Al TIE front door Of the Courthouse in bk said
town of Charlestown
s A Copy-Tesie,
r. r. BROWN, Cfeyk,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
Eae1laefiy for ChOIer.ft.

nR3Cox. Of New York says the great point thu
- ne makes Is, that what is called the premodi
Tory symptoms 81 cholera, Is cholera itself and mus
DC treated as such Diarrbosa, therefore regards
as the grand and ruling feature Of the disease
oner me cholera ti1cture as sure remedy for Chnl
CHARLES HARPER
Ills for sale by ROBT. g. HARPER,
Shepherds,own,
John P. Brown, Charlestown;
George H Beckwith, Smithfeld;
Cameron q Lecklider, Leetpwn;
Pbilip Coons, Harpers-F Ferry;
VIM. Roberts, Kefneys Depot;
Duftield q Mix, Dufield's Depot
F.sOsbouTn, Kableiown; s-
She2herdsiown, July19, 1919 n; 3E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
Tournament At Shannondale.

YTNHE phhlicare most respectfully Invited tdvisii
= shannondale SPRING., on TUESDAY, 2Sth oi
August n see and paftaIke OF tke amnsements thal
AM0DERN TOURNAMENT
win oFen Sests and ample shady places nrox;ded
for the Ladies. Those gentlemen who ensef the lists
will have lthehsclves and their Horses we'll cared
sfs. TheB viii appear 10 costume and viii further
heir design bN addressing j. J. ABgIL, tie Pfpprie-
zur. befofqhanS. Refreshments or the daniest lind
Scan be flbpishedito those who desire Them.
The Whole affair V close with aGRAND BALL.
Augpft .. is4g J.J ABEfL,
E11- EYiiors rho aduertix foy SAdRmoaddlF iii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

4 - The SMaR Fly Lsttsydraws every Tuesday.
Thursday andlSanfday Capitals - 0O0 Tlickets
81, shares in proportion. Package Oh Wkoles SIS:
Halves. SO 50; QuaTien, s. rs. We guarantee
one half 10 be drawn back n
All orders confidential and the printed drawings
will be sent as soon as the Lottery il drawn
e No postage need Be paid on any orders.
Ali prizes paid in Gold Or Ealtimpre ntites
Address NJ. ANSEL. N Co,
Corner Of Bdzhmex aud E.ighk Streets.
Baltimore August 81 1B49. #K
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
MuRDERoUs ASSAULTS,

tY HEAVY REWARDS OFFERED!
TIME terrible onslaught hoarly growing more
4 devastating in itss character 10 the treasures
O. both The Stale and the CoutractoFs Of Lotteries by
-. L.tis- Ussiz@ss hasiah.iaf Tie
Truly FWauadie aud Far Famed
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
s3s PyfeS r. CO.,
40. LigA street, Balinors Hfqryiand,
Is the issue Of solemn pledge made 81 this House
with magnanimity and sel-sacri6cin. interesl 20
equal with the glorious cause they have espoused,
not to abate one slot or titten heir labors until
Poverty that gaunt TyraDt oyerthe desires Of Tic
ttuMaS FAMILY, shall be ferreited out, 'froot and
branch from the abodes Of all who, entertaining
proper sense Of theirjus claims upon n Dame FSr-
tunes desire to possess Riches, liz only impregna
PIE buiwark against the ancroachments Of Want
- Read the testimony III
B<9fl Pyfer & Co. versus Poverty.
i L. Single Order may secure Fortune
E Cheering results al Pyfer 81 Co.'S
tsl Look here Correspondence
kes11 Every Prize Sold and Paid byHPyfers& CO.
ES Young Lady drew the highest Prize
S25, 900, Whole Ticket sold 10 a young ladyin Ra
leigh, NC. q good marriage portion for her s.
s w 9 Quarter TlcEel, sent q PENNSYLVANIA.
If "a Wy, QpaTter Ticket sent to South Carolina
Il ~ ego, Hall Ticket, sent TO Norih Carolina
Eli - 600, Half Ticket sent 10 Virginia. 1
Y ~ 00o Quarter Ticket, sent 10 Ohio
u 901O, Half Ticket, sent 10 North Carolina
Ak 5000, Half Ticket, sent TO Virginia.
S $780, Qnarter Ticket, sent ID Ohio H
y 1900 Qnarter Ticker, sent ID South Carolina.
n Aiacags see Managers OGeia Dyeaciags)
" EgT Every Prize sold BY Us Is kept on file, after
being paid, for the inspection Of the public
BANK DRAFTS, payable at sight in Gold re-
mitted promptly y any pan Of the United States for
Prizes sold BY PYFER Il co.
tlf AIlscommInications strictly confidential.
~ Orders directed to HBox 534, Baltimore Post
Once will CONG 70 hand safely without any plher
address e ssl f
E Let every one who reads this advertisement
test The virtue Of az least One Trial One failure
can do very little harm.
GRAND LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST. 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
To the PuhIic.


TsN view Of the apprebensions entertained hspecs1
~ ing the Cholera, II is to be presumed thar hliost
every one will be DESTROYS Of having some M edi-
cine upon which 70 rely in case Of an emergency,
oF a. least as precautionary remedy, untjl pro-
fe<sional aid can be obtained. Under this impress
sien1 have prepared from the very best materials
supply of Medicine afler the following prescription,
which Is doubtless well calculated 10 produces here.
fetal resultsin Cholera or its preinonitory sy ptos
and as the effect Of Medioihe depends upon: It's
purity, confidently assure the public thar IL the,
preparation Of 'hfe none but The very best ingre<
dients have been used .. st4 z.
Fl Laudanum, tes go
Y Spirits Camphof faen OUNCES.
Tincture Cayenne Pepper, 2 drachms.
il Tincture Ginger, = ouneeI
Essence Peppermint, 2 OUNCES.
4 Hoffmanis Anodyne ounces
4 Mix all together Dose, table spoonful Gin 1
liitle water) for an adult
This prescription is carried on nearly All the beats
% the Western waters and win cheek diarfhces in
len minutes and abatc the other ireuiontbrr nm
toms Of cholera immediately IL 4
AI THOMAS s. BRYANT.
IL 81 ,Paymaster United States ARMY s,
- Prepared and for sale BY 8
Il ADAM YOUNG AeenS s
i Harpers-FeTrY June % 1910 t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
7#1T III Ia IL q II I I
y. r. SHAULI
MiddlewaY, August u lS49.
Angerona ScInfmary,

HNHE exercises of this Seminary, designed main
~ lyBas BoARDING ScHooL FOR Young Ladies in
the higher branches Of educatong will 81 resumed
on the First Monday ist Septembea. Pupils in This
Seminary are taught directly BY the Principals, and
limited to such number as can have their personal
attention and supervision.
Terms and particulars given BY Circular
MR.. & MRS. EICHELBERGER
Winchester August i849-3rn T3ffy1ipnfS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
\ washington College.

IW .sE Lexington, Virginia.
ET1HE next session ii this inssnas;4n viii open
ipSi 4. z. ,1D- sstIIuitgs arp nfasrt~sh
q thorough repair, and will Be put in good order.
TERMS - uition for The year $50, Room rent "a
DepcsltS6, Naturalization $2-$44, pdia in aapance
Boarding in private houses from SIS 10 SIS so Der
month; and id the country, within s miles, board
lodging, fuel Light and washing, can Be obtained
for 81 per month F# Ea Eis
ApruSf Q ISlq--Af r. S4ses H4g83 Y Hi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
Mdiisc and Lot in Doll, N

a Pls3ier, an Bolivar, is for sale Il Is In 4
pleasa part of Bolivar, and may, with a small Ell
pendittli be made very comfortable.
/. 1sn one half cash, the balance ia easy pay
naents 8 wei secured
lEn6 sod before Saturday the 25th instant Il win
+. then b&naeFea ii auction.
AusSa lEfg JOHN IS. GALLAGHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
The WasIlingtonian.

LEESBURG. LOUDoJEN COUNTY, Va.
rHIS is one Of the oldest newspapers Of The copn-
- uy, being now in its fufty-fonrth year, and
having good circulation decidedly largerthan any
other paperof the County in which il IS published
and being located in one Of the largest wealhiest
and most Popuous counties Of the State offers 10
advertisers. athome and abroad, a desirable medium
Of circulation Its terms Of advertising are reason
able andunif0rm. FAug 2, lS49-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
! a CAMP MFEplNG

- 49, -, INC fermipsions be held Tor JEFrrR-
sgx Gincuft upon Che gropnd'of Mr. William HoI-
iedy Abp9fpne mile from Bunlrerhill. ID com
or FFidsyake 10Th of August.
81 eordi4 hnvtation Ii extended ID The friends man
the leighpfking citcuits 10 tent with ns
~ pslsNhs expering " have tents are requested
obfained don tie ground. FTS7 80 =
g. nere Mal ne No public boarding fentat the Camp;
~ ~ ior the saleor disposal ofaHy articles
VIII oe alRked ID sbe vicinity Of the meeting.
ne iynfwing gentlemen have been elected a
lamp MSsEing Gummiitees Who are hereby request
toseinft VIA such persons as may wish I'd erect
" on ne ground, as early al possible in
~ morpiHE, on pdonfay, July 30th, NJ aid ia ma
king The necessary preparations for ihe meeting
/. WM ApLLEDAY, VIM GIfAETHAd,
yESSk RAINE, A.. CLENDENING.
y4Gsllh BARLEY WMs p. HEN SON,
jotN BALEAGER AMOS PAYNE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
Ilr5anf,s ChoIera Remedy.
HmbIic safe


MNt% AA4-4B MAWt-yG 011U h4Dtt
ltfN subscriber, who is about 70 relinquish bis
4sp rloynieh. il The National Arnofy of this
psSe4<1nd d remove with his family 10 Weverton,
M hete Ms services are engaged. win sell a.
Eah Agctlon, without reserve, % the highest bid
q laiel9eks NJ The
a HOUSE and LOT
# 0ecuri<d W him. situated on lac s0nih
ye4 Ta4e1f High street between the st0ne steps
leA3i|& y the Catholic Church, and the new brick
e ~. u Dsss9 Es ans ssisiDieg
inch tne y b6nnQed on lbe northwest hB Tie new
,e4&cnes and ~ teionging 10 b. ID. Dofah, and
g4 sgsthcesF side By small ifame hpuse and
" e3onoing q William HI Monte. Esq., and runs
bsskl59 ih< psbIie walk on he hill IS i9ek hencs
ss29I& tetd N1Ak - ise, 81 Inches and lhekcc 10
HI street. q teet being g FEET 81 inches wSde on
fths set shd pablie walk, md = ieet deep 50
IEo6, \ - iees a iAches b Is FEET and II 1 small
NeMlEi F<fNile and improvement vas appended
u1lt} y Npeld readily rent ~ $50 pet 2nnnm;
- 30 Z se q. g shs Isss q .hs Lst fAeing q
,r1sf@4p5 IAe properly = eligioIy ioc1sed IL the
3renif ~ basinese part 81 he town ana e likely
lie Is!ia.s 4 value more rapidly hin ny cher
* r. fkk liile Is isdispu.ably sood.
4 given au ne 18Th daS q Oelobsr nezt.
sssl 4. las IERAfs or SALE
Il ne l16dIs1 dtliars = = pHid q Ne liz q
~ khnSrsd dollars ~ ~ 81. az q Atrii,
s.. ;'s. ss @ & & 3 !ssss y s::s
go e'| % e paid fl6n he iAy 81 ale.
GEORGE R0IHERf.
!. e se'5 .l.he sa13s 'i'ns re p,sss
ock. ~, 81. 1l.saszlis,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

q The price q Packages q onarter Tiekess
only h IS advertised above
4 The Managers pvintsd 1r1piags, endorsed ~ tie
Comnissio1eIs appointed tf0r Ills pFrpcse) bT ihe
Governor Of Maryland are ID ~ cases sent % cur
"a Letters always sir1agly and carefully sealed.
The purchaser Of PnshaeesHuf Tickets seldom
! p n Rlttzge arr q TIKI Capital Prizes, and cle
Paesage NAY draw {esr fthe ki9hesi|Rfizes Two
tiFE q RE Prizes M sid Il Paekq Of Tiekeis
u Please olier ! lisw dRys lsltiF ihe Lotteries
draw Az orders punctnally answered by lhe ~
Persons a distance ron Bstsinnore who Win
q5fnnf 1Qck|sd o. thef hacks viii ina thai i IL
only necessary ~ enEllse he prirs Is aid dorm IL
re Above achedqle1 for Package 81 single Tsckex
q ihe sInl5 fNts1ais ar.faled and I'D ssisbishsa
heF7e q PfEE4 81 Co.
( Ahsozt4 I61a N. 4 LSrft 4, lBaiii1'szE III.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
famfinnI

i. IA IL peFsonf are cautioned agains cunning, or
= Alltrwise frespassing upon the farm formerly
the Pteafriy Of the late Mary Chamberlain, as the
law MI be enforced against also offending
AuHg9, tR394 JOSEPH H. SLOAN 8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

TTHE Corner Stone Of the Union, Church III Mid
~ dleway, va, will Be laid with Masonic Cere
monies gn Lae 81 Saturday IL this nO,lta, August
18th. We cordially invite the neighbofng Lodges
Iof Mascns, Odd Fellows, Sons of Tempetance, Red
Men, and the public generally, to attend. dista-
gnished orator win be procured for tie occasion,
which promises 70 be one Of much interest.
/ Procession will move At l0i o'clock A. M.
q WM, CAMERON, d Fl E
DAVID FRY, Haildrp Co,k
y. r. SHAULL,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
no CarDenfer.s.

TTTANTED--TwoD r three Journeymen Cafpen-
WV ters toiwbom constant employment and good
wages will be given. An APPRENTICE Is also
wanted. Applylo NATHANIEL MYERS,
for JOHN H. SHEETZ
Charlesfown. August 2 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
| Nnfif.e.

Hk1E ELY Hoiify ali persons shat will not per-
- UA aiy halnting or shooting OF Panrsdgss, ar
any sfhNr birds my land rs am .deterinined do
1ROBERTsP. MAGRUDER.
BStFeley coanty, Vas August9 8, l8I9--St
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

camp MfETiNG.-cfIhNGF n ~ /. ~
By pivigk peFniiesion Camp N,rt;.Ts ~ ~ II. r.
Mss12dis, scopsl Chureh ii te Ha-nspss. arr
seq so.itsf tatioas NJ " held d i;e la,Ids II
EP~ds about tree lIss IRON Hsrnsrs ~
tpn Cherl1 and Gfxh{ irom sEerf.s 80
=. MISE expfeee efcat ikankfnlntss "a III
20 nacf 81 hts grounds and are
tsnienee ofNke people II thEs Dlaer ~
ne publ ho;fIinh trnisI WIN ~ ,,lc...d g L.
etected % ne eucanibment - n NJ "a
4 y ks.. ~ lanse who intend q tent upon
,.ss 49,, q11ng WIN them al ne neee5sa-
sss...s ~ zsrnas - the adpinng stations
-. " - ~ eueeEqnateiy invited 70 unite with
49,. sse,kq VII q prepared on The nth 6f At-
. -. 49, lmFetiag commences on the I'D, as
tssss, ), ~ sfisea. III. II. w. MONROE
HhEpersfkfry, Angus, 1915 n ~ 1s'F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
III .a.,seR u Co.,

Corner q BalliMoFs aAd LigAf SlF19It
KrlAKE The pleasure q Informing AeirB Firainia
II friends and he public gererallYl ihaGlfhe foI-
lowing splendid Lotteries viii 81 drawn III e ruurth
Of July and from The great success which hs attend
e their otee al lafe, they feel NarTansed ii saving
that Fortune he's taken up her abode VIII them. =
Among he nulnerons prizes slid Or aze thel viii
aDamerate fcxs
81 so 600, ii bf $4,000, of $4,000 . III s5oOO
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