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DEI IT ORDAINED hy the MNycf aHd tlaef. D man taf ihe CitN If LitflA nneks

TNE IT ORDAINED hy the Mayer asd tldcra n nsen of ihe City 0f Little Rock;
 Sec. l. That in future all iass to the eoFposasSa of the city of Little Roet, shall be paid ia money. and nothing else saile reekssed tn payment lhese of
 Sec. 2. Be is fnriAer Ssdsissd, That A,s persons having claims against this Cooperation, ef ARy kIAd or description do present 10 the kefcsdess wittiA three mcnibs from 'h's tine, woss duty ssiai ~ to register the same. and the Mayor and Atderanen will thea proceed 10 class the sae isi rfkf q rsY-
 See a B.f fmrsker ossfaiasf That iilas pes cent. of all laoaeys coming into iha Tteasary n each year, ba and the same is hereby appropriated fer tho payment ol the indebtedness pl shs eitys sb e,ssset an;is the same bs ex.ingsisksd. sni that the resi:as thereof be applied te The improvement
 s~e es f furtAer o,asiassi. That h future nc nen, of this lion shait issue eny yetsl- s-.. of indebtedness for any put.
 sec. gs q frtArr evfaasd, That al t..y scf'I'. 70, se Tor allow hass ord,nsnce will not bo ps ssnc V by this corporation; and that aii ss.ss e.srrra hs exhorie,t 10 cid the Mayor and Counch it ta .sssr effort to ascersain and pay od the ia'issssahsss e' the city.
 Sec c. Be t frfAsr ordaiafd, That all sexlp ct other etfleRce of debt 60 called ia aad paid pdi shall be at each regular meeting ut tzR Geaust by the kinance committee, cancelled and destfoYsls 1 ssc. !. Be a fsriker oFdetasd. Ttat sNsH pe the dasy Of tic hlnance committee. on the h1zt aay of January. April. 5aiy and ostcber, i each year to canse so be published in one ef the neNspspsss of ,he city ah exhibit of ihe seeespse and Rzpen- di,ufss of the corporation daring the psscssdshE 1 quarter.
 1 Sec. 6. Be a 6sptker prduisrsd. That t shall bs the duty or ,he Mayor to cause ihss ordinance to bs lpuhlishea fof three months ia the newspapers ol the .tty. SAMUEL II. WEhb, .Msyer. j Attest:
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aimanacs-airnanacs,

LNOR SALE--The AakAssAs PLAxrERa' AsB N MERcMANTs' ALMAsAc. for the year lSAN. adsp;ed ,o tine mesidisns of Little Rock, s. Lonis besides the Calendar, aCoDereit s~.Aeter and aoe. cie table, together with tables of weights messsr. ard money rates Of fire and river list pf Fe- ieced hoais ta of is4l and State Statistics. Price loeeps, at retail $ pes dozen, and Se per handieds attended to.
 jan. ls', ts49. PHILIP l.. ANTHONY,
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More Goid--CsI. Emory, of the Topogsaphlcai Engineers. attached to the army Of the West, under
 Gen kearney, followed the course Of the GIia fre,p 'ne noaniains Of New Mexico westward He fessad
 sl several points along tho way, aud Yrites as follows respecting poiat whers the river rristo comes into the 6ila, from which it appears there are gold diggings on the tributaries of the Ga, five hundred mics southeast of se valley of the Sacra- n'enio, and t E probable isat ihe whole of these 'ese.' mountains are sprinkled with gold
 As the story goes. the Prieio comes down frcm uns inenniains ffelxht<d with gold Iss sands arc sad 10 De full of this precious metal lsw adven- tursrs who assembled this river. hunting beaver. washed the sands at night, wh,n they hsItsd. and sers richly rewarded for their trouble. Tempted oy u,esl success they made second trip and were Ny authority for this statement Is Lsadresu. wbo. sheagh an iliiteNte man, is hnthful"
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Liberation of American Prisoners We are erati-
 fled to learn, says the Washington Union of tbs 20th insi from the State Department, that Jas. Bergen and Richard F. Ryaa, the two American citizens imprisoned in Newgate, Dabiin, under ibe act of the British Parliament of the 25th July, lsis, Uith and 18th Fie,pria. chap 35,) charged with treason able practices against the British Government in Ireland. have beenset at liberty. Their liberation has been eifected through the active and strenuous exeItons of Mr. Bancroft the able and distinguished representative Of our country at the court of S,, Jatnes.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-16

Ar. caay agaia ia the SeRate.-We zee it stated ip -.eral papers, on the authority. We believe, of the Washngton correspondent of inc Baltimore PotriOf. that Mr. Clay is again confidently cxpec- ted to take his seat in the Senate of the S4aies- with the purpose, we presume, of u,akinr General Taylor's administration nIra whig in it's prlncinIrs and practices. It Is, perhaps the best thing thai could happen fer the dcmociacy.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-16

Price efa Wys.-A novel case Came up before Justice Tirnpson, in New ' ork, Inc other day. A German named Beruard yolner, stated that he went to New Orleans aboat ihrce years ago, leaving his wife; and on returning found that his wife had mar Ted again 10 oHs Louis PouIsoa.
 Voiner called apon tho possessor of his wife $ hand and heart. and agreed to renqusla all claim on condiion of Poalson healing the wound by handing oges nne hnndTed snd Iifty dollars, which he promised; but on calling upon Poulson many times without any satisfactory result, he had been eoaipeed 10 bring the case before the authorities tt he same time expressing that lie is perfectly willing to part with hIs wife, provided Louis oniy shells out tho dollars.
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ELIAS N. CONWAY, ATTORNEY iTLiW, < &GElERlB LAND iGYyT,

MILL ATTEND to the collection of debts il, W any part of the State, to buying and selliag lands, paying taxes. reeesnsHg lands forfeited ter taxes to pfocariag donations of lands 10 actual tleFs undey the laws of Arksusas, &e.
 Basiaess entrusted to him, wiIl be strictly aitsn- dedto
 To insure aitcaion, conn0Rieations mast be post paid.
 Office on the ea~. sile Of Scott street the cor ner el Scott and muibcsry streets.
 I.ii,ls Rock, Ark.. Jan. lS, isi9. i9-u
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,at.p M. GnlowAs Cf,r Rsearder
SElLED PR0POSlLS FOn DRlrKS.

GEALED PROPOSALS wii be received at ihe - office Of the Little Rock Arscnat fof l00. .00D hard burned red bricks. Of the following dimeHsioass siz: sls in 4,4-2sa 10 be ready tof delivery on the first day of March (ensaidg.) at the kiln. with he Pr,viiege o increasing CT isninishiHg the qaan- tlty one-thi7d
 A sample of the baieks. which wili he received. can be aeen as tie office Of ihe AEsensi.
 D BUTLER, If s. K, ef Ord. Cena'g. Little Rock Arsenal, Jan. C. Is4g
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0FFleE Of rnE SECRETARY or 2rArg,l
 Litiie Raek. JanaAry, 1890.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN toshs Clefks of " tue several counties la this Stxte that ths Jef trrssaiaa, a newspaper pa.lishsd by William E. smith at Pine Biuf, JcEsrsen county has been sn- eeied for the publication of all naslces af estFaye for the year Is4. required by nw to be pahlbheat and that the price agreed upoa s tAsgeas esats fes each estray DAVID E. GREkRs
 Ss1ctaryef Stale. IanHwry 2. lsf3. IT.
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1PWe are aafhefized 10 announce Judge JOHN J. CLENDENlN as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of the Fifth Judicial Circuit, composed of the counties of Saline, Pulaski, Prairie, Pope, Perry and Yei al the election to De held the lst Monday Of February, laI9.
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. 8peclal Nctices.

VI We nresniAosiaed l1 nnn6anee M. II, CRAIG ss esndid.se fef RfssSeaflak Attorney Of tfa Se- send Jadiciel iEeaiss ngnp6pd sf the eonnsic4 q Hot Spring. DrlAs. Bfadley, Drew. Asllry. JalIsF- son, Arkanses pesila aDd Ehees af the election so bs held on the lsa Monday in Fenfuafy, ts49.
 LDeEnAekas and Gaersts 1ppY.l
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IT We are authorized to aHheunes WILLIAM C. SCOTT, as a candidate for Judge of the 3d Jn- dcial Circuit composed Of the counties of Marion, searcy, Vaa nuTcn, Fuilon, Isard, Independence, Lawrence, Rmdelrh, Jackson and White
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II'We are authorized to announce ISAAC BA- kER as candidate for Judge of the 2d judicial cir- cult, composed of the counties of Hot Spring, Da- las, Bradiey. Drew, Ashley, Jefferson, AfkanSas, Ueslia and Chieot al inc election 10 be held on the lst Monday in February, ls4g.
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aJWe are authorized to announce JOSIAH COULD as candidate for Judge of the 2d judicial circuit, composed of the counties of Hot Spring, Dailes. Bradley, Drew, Ashley, Jefferson, Arksii- sas Desha and Cieot, at the election 10 be held on tue lst Monday in February, ISI9.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-16

., ATAfe are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM K. lNGLfSH. as a candidate for Prosecuting At orney oi the 5h Judicial Circuit, composed ot the counties ot Saline, Piaski, P.airie Pope, Conway, Ferry and Yell, at the election 10 be on the ist Moaday oi February, Isi9.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-16

MILLET SEED, Re -25 bags Mgst Seed; 4NA boxes Celiinss Axes; 5S lbs. Paris rsea, Ia oil. received and for sale by
 isnie wa B WAIT
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If- We Are aathcrized to announce VIM. s HUTT us candidate for County Judge, at lks ensning February election.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-16

GJ-Weare authorized to auneence A AkChtHAL4b SMITH as candidate for the 0siee of County Judge, ai the ensaiAg February election.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-16

0J- The Dead Sea expsiition arrived at Norfolk on Friday, the 18th uIt. namely, U s. store ship Relief, in 46 daysfrom Gibraltar.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-16

II'We are authorized to announce PLEASANT JORDAN, as candidate fof Prosecuting Attorney ot the 1ih Judicial Circuit composed ot the coun- ties of Saiiae, Pulaski. Prairis, Pope, Conway, Perry and Yeii, st the election 10 be held the ist Monday of Febtuary, iSi9.
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H',srnifssrr.

VII undersigned would resferiyssIi, IssIcfan ste A siiixens ef Liitir Rcxk and vicinity. flast ke sssi carries on the CAaIsEf ard CHAM <fnsf IT. eussness, as his aew stand on Ezsl Main ef ns N
 eppo.lts tie PrssbyssrisA shasxh. aad is rrsss1, ], d tc kIl c.de~ ise sh1rasst iseiirs. LulhBEA, PRcpsIg. HLzEs. 6EEsH.4x taksn ia change las furniture ss ts Ai~sex, kef pFic4. n - - ss's''s sssg X syst. Sid tsfItfsse nesily rcpsifea. aa1 varaiuhse soas '9s <. asaas s' a hoass. Prices ss ea;eu1peaa
 Y. 2. Tie uaaersirpsd h. x,zs ,ssx X, ..s..s.. a se and fszhioaabis hssrsee N s ss tenc = esslsis n the eity os couatry. e she resi r.s @.as s XH ANNEAkf
 i'A 13..
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ian. Is', Is4s. PHILIP L.. ANTHONY.
New Coody-Frsh Assorlmellt,

LUST received, and now opsnipg, ai hts old stand J opposite the Real Estate Bunk, U fui assortment of DRY GOODS. consisting, ia part, of
 Bel, 7-s i. 6-I, and l2-a bieached aud brown
 Shretings and Shirtlags,
 7-s and I-i Lowes. for nsgfscs;
 Blankets, bed and saddis,
 Red white, green. yellow and pink Flanuels. Table and towel Diapers;
 Linen and cotton NapkIHs;
 200 pieces assorted Caleoesg
 I2 do muslin de iaias; lev cashmere dress patterns.
 Also-A genefai stock of HARDWARE and SADDf.EliY together with eempieis assortment of BOOTS, SHOES. and H,97A; crecheas aud Glassware: Sagaf; Coffee; Molssses, salt -all of which will be offered very low for cash. eosfsn, beet hiesss. peltsies, &c.
 ian ? JOHN ID. ADAMS.
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JOHN D ADAMS.

which will be offered very low for cash. eslisn. beet hiass. peltsies, &c
 ian2 JOHN D. ADAMS. EsRESH GRocERiES--3a saeks Rio Csf1s.. A , secks Java Coffee: ~ bbH hrpwn Sagnf: bbs Loaf Sugar; bbl powdered to, dc colDmoa Molasses; bhis S. H do;
 sss Cnrmnia 70 hbln CraHbefr5aa,
 ,s boaes Western Iieserss cbeese;
 l2 do Sperm Candles,
 l2 kits Nc. MacaeTei,
 10 boxes Imperial Teas i2 da. Ras.ass i@ ao Seaashi flckies; catAnp, Ffssefses .sei. aes. Sofdaa's, aness tfaldy; thosfIes; Mustard: Sbfdifes, sall S,ii. dEe iasi received and for saie. sesy low,by IjAaA !. D. ADAMS. T1RoyisioNs, &c- U bbl.' cincint.,i f,ear. bhs Bacon Ei@tM esssis lvsr sAiest 2s lsa s,s Star Candics, 6cf ths ceitsa Yara, ke.. iusl re- eeised ftoBl Cteeiahatb sud faT sals xarx Inn fs, ea"l., . ey iaasl p ADAMS. GEGsEs AND TOBACCO. ' s,n0 na,sa. aid Regaia seg1ss ts hosss best ai.i cosan,cn i.ss ~ ,, ,oaS N ' 5. apAas ssTgs, FORK RaRREIS 5E ias FORE BARRELS. e. s..a .ada a " 1eitiN f,, ADAMS. sssss - srrg's'e tss . 5 saaa, s~d mar lAs's fhs sisaatesf Iasats9
 EsOs'T HOOK.
 ihE pessoa who took from tho gisss f5lfsfs @clay Djgr@s af ule Laws of AiAbafrsa. ss re- qaee'e' ie return nH r. E. GREER. -~.------------.--s---... ssrssfaxy z S,sts
 JEANS.
 NE Bale ksiaaeky Heasy MIise ts ss.s. ,s " fs'sed md for sa'e ay MI E WAIT
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ME Bale RsEiaeky Heasy Nj,sse jsaax. :. " rsissd a'sd for safe ky NM F WAIT.
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THY aRAlSlNCr,

Approved. Dee. %. isss.
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LyREsH GRocERlEs--sa .aeks ms cao.

GEcAEs AND TOBACCO. --i II .eio na,.a,
 aid Regai,a segAsss ts hose hest N. easa,,.e, ieaseec, Iasi received sisd Eet sale tv les2 JOHN fJ Af1Aafa
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E,Oss'E' RlDsssl,

'hE Pessod who took from tI,e gisss l5lrsts
 Clay Digest af uie Laws of Aiabaina z v rsr aaes'es is Fe'urn II n. B GREER. ssrssf4sv aE Eiafe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-15
PUBLIC SALE.

THE 6rm Of Partnership between Kahle, Hele-
Il bower & Johnston, At kableiown, will expire
on the first day OF July next They will offer al
Public sale. on Tie i5t day e Ills mon the follow
ing property:
10 head Of Horses, sir Of tism Jfra rate irork
Horses, one Stallion, large size aad action !;
Three good Wagons; one ner Wagon icith
bed compete, SheareTs make
One good sscond quality high Hagon and
Bed;
One Lop Plantation do. ieith strong ispod
ladders;
Gears complete for sir horses.
One Fifth Chaia; one pair .Sretehcfs;
7iro Log CHAINS, one .Iaeksercr;
One Improved Pateat Cutting Boz, a sapcri-
or artiSlcj one good WHEAT FAN;
Thirty Acres IF WHEAT ia the ground,
The most Of II fllloo aad fae;
100 Bags 10 hold tiro bushels each
scr 600 Bushels Ship Sgf,; 2 Wheat Lad
ders
Also, ono BARREL MACHINE, CAL
cnLated to dress and joint 100 barrels per day,
The maetiae IS IN fsrt rdts order, and can
be attached TO arg poorer lcih rry little En-
penSe.
TERMS.-The above property will be sold on
credit Of six months all sums Of and above IS,
with good security, and all under that amount will
be cash No property to be removed until the terms
Of sale are complied with.
Sale TO commence at ~ O'Clock NJ.
KABLE, HEFLEBOWER & JOHNSTON.
J. w. .McGISNIs, Aisc.ioacer.
March s. 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-15
Flax Linen.

WE have jus, received a 10, Of Flax Linen.
ftswhich We will sell low.
March ], lSi9 ) X. WOODS & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-15
CHARLES B. KEIWORTH,
- z1CHAMr TAILOR,

sE4t -
MOST respectfully announces 10 his numerous
~ customers in the counties of Frederick Jeffrr-
Avn, Carrie, Hampshire and Hardy, Va,thai he has
Just returned from the city OF New York, where he
has lad IN splendid stock OF the mu,t choice and
srieet GOODS be has ever had the pleasure Of or
FIRING U his line, consisting Of Extra Sup Frcnch.
Hlaek, Bloc and Fancy Cloths, Of the finest imae-
nable texture and indebliiy Of color an from he
most eminent and popular French Manufacture.
Also. Black, Blue and every variety Of Fancy and
Figured. French Doe Skin, Single and Double
Mllled CassimcIcs together with large assortment
" tiail and Fancy Yesiiags, Of such exquisite
siye and beauty a. cannot fail 70 please he most
tasidious Iasiej all Of which be win be happy to
fhrnish and make up 10 order In the latest Partisan
and London styles o fashion procured at eousidera
bic expense Tor his own use and combining in their
arrangement, graceful elegance with neainess and
,eonfosi. Gcallemen who may honor him with
their orders have The assurance that no Carmen, fur
nished BY him Is expccted 10 be retained unless il
gives the most perfect satisfaction. r
y. B.-Persons wishing 10 order Clothes can do
40 By sanding the following measures viz: The
height the size Of the chest and waist for the coat
and vest, and The length Of the inside seam of the
leg (rom the fork to the sole Of the boot in add-
iion. for the pants.
Baltimore, March IS, l6fg--fm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-15
CONSTITUTION
Election Of School Commissioners

A n Election of School Commissioners, for the
N County of Jefferson, will be held on The Sd ST.
tErdaHef his month, March he liza day Of he
si'ik. al cplaces, and under the superntendence
OF the persons named in the following schedule viz
District No l-Shepherds School House-John
Kcplinger, William Kerney and Charles Hewitt.
District No. 2n-School House-A. X. Boteler,
John NJ, Jewett and A. Humrickhouses
District No. 3-Daniel Enters Tavern--Chafles
Harper, ID. Cameron and J. II. McEndree.
District No. New School House-Jacob M.
Reynolds Samuel Knott and Samuel Licklider.
District No. 5-Union School Honse-Samuel
Melvin, Joseph T. Hess and Adam Link.
District No 6-New School House-John Mar
shall. Uriah B. Kerney and NJ Lemon.
District No. 7-School House--Wm. Hurst, J.
G. Wiltshire and James Burr
District No. 8-School Honse-M. Helm, A. s.
cambridge and George d. Wiltshire.
District No. 9-School House-Joseph F. Har-
ley, Thomas Lock and George Murphy.
District No. l0-School House Thomas III.
Willis, Esrom Slifer and A. G. Timberake.
District No. li-New School House-Jamcs
GTiggs John Gruber. ST. and Jacob Grnber 3s.
District No. Ia OTIS ShoP-Charles s. Taylor,
w. Fl Turner and B. On
District No. l3-school House-John Katie, J.
G. R. Taylor and w. Keefl
District No.lt-John Clips House-Jchn Clip,
Harrison Elliott and Joshua Ciipp.
District No l5-Sehool House-A. NJ. Manning.
J. G. Cockreli and J. J. Abel.
District NO. lb-~SchoOi h0use--b. lsOoeIicAs -
A. Milton and w B. Willis
District No l7-School House--John Moer, w.
| d. North and Daniel Moler
District No. l8-Sehooi Honse--W. II. Downey
George b. Beal and Jacob Meier.
| District No. I9-C Carers Hutcl-T. A. Moore,
| w. Crane and Samuel Riden0ur.
District No. 90 Court House--John Stephenson
/ w. S. Lock and Thomas Rawiins.
i District No. 2l--McCoy's Slore-W. Mccoy
Thomas Russell and w. Spangler. ~
/ District No. s2-Factory- J. Schoheld, WI. Ste
/ phens AMI A. Fl. Herr.
District No. 23-Russell's School Hnnse--A
/ Rhulemnn. NJ. Kirby and Singleton Chambers.
4 District No. 2i--Wager's Holel-N. Marmion
J. B. Wager and J. p. DaDgcrfeld.
/ District No. 25-Pipeuown--R. DALEY, g. "
/ LaeF and w. Nisewanner
District No 25-SchooI House-G. w. Moler,
T. HenkIe and Philip Enele.
District No 27-School House-Henfy Sher
herd, J. J. Vansant and l. Eicherson.
Ameeting Of the present Board viii Be held At d
Coun House. on Thursday the 18th day q Marct
and as Il Is The last meeting OF the present Board
full attendance Is very desirable. and the member
are requested 10 bring with them their various .
counts 50 that settlements, or arrangements for sc
flcmeni may be made.
By order Of the Bo1rd.
JOHN YATES, Presk
WIN c. WoRTnIfGTox Czerk. f4Fss
March 81 1872 ii q ri ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-15
BUYERS take Notice,

TIME undersigned desires 10 reduce his stock Of
j. CLOTHS. CASSlMERES. yESTINGS &
SATTiNETTS, and to that end will dispose o.
them at unprecedented low prices, by the piece Of
yard, 10 suit purchasers. Those who have yet to
supply themselves with these necessary articles will
End il greatly to their advantage 10 give me cal
before purchasing elsewhere, dealing as am en-
tirely in the genllemen's line, and buying in large
quantities il is but reasonable 10 suppose that every
adyanlsg sc that the purchaser could have anywhere
can be had by calliRg -. :
WIELIAM J. STEPHENS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-15
A Situation Wanted.

A BADLY who is well qualified to teach all the
"a higher branches of thorough English Edu-
cation, together with The French Language, wishes
situation as private instructress in family or 10
act as principal or assistant in School or Scmina
~, In town or country.
Highly respectable testimonials viii be giren, as
regards character and qualifications.
Reference may be made 10 JonN S. GALLAHER,
Esq., Editor Of Winchester Republican.
Feb I 1910 et
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-15
Dom estics.

IUST received, 20 pieces heavy wills for negroe.
j pants; 20 pieces "a rs, and A Osnaburgs, fol
shirts 10 pieces penientiary and other striped cot
tons larges stock Of bleached and brown cottons
every width and quality.
100 pounds carpei chain;
bale large cotton bats for quilts and cornfortsif
bale best candle-wick;
Handsome white and Black Calicoes
Verysuperior silk warp black Alpaca for sale YER
chean WM s. LOCK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-15
Grand Lotteries for March.
For splendid prize you have only 70 order from
SPLENDID SCHEMES

Our friends will bear in mind that We publish the
price Of Packages Of Qaarier Tickets only. Packa-
ges If Hzal< and Half Tickets viii be in The same
proportion.
II Oiiciai and PFinted drawings always for
Warled By The FIRST mail after The drawing envelop
cd and sealed
We advise our correspondents 10 order Packages
Of Tickets a they SAFE At least IS per cent. and
may draw in one Package, FOUR CAPITAL
PRIZES
~ Pyfef Co pay prizes atsisht in gold.
Forward orders few days in advance ofthe date
az drawing.
- Confidence strictly observed Al This Office
u addition 70 The above Brilliant schemes. We
have ~ every Nonday. "Wednesday. Thursday and
Saturday, an Extra Class. (vulgarly called Small
Fry" Lolery) ihai viii Be drawn. IN which dc high
prize = $1,000. Tickets 81 90. Packages 63.75.
Orders promptly allende5 n
Persons q disiaDce from B1Itimcre n want q
ucnEl en- surely realize X b. addressing lh1ongh
AEenlz ETEEU q CO..
No Lisn< 1ucc, Baltimore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-15
FOR CALIFORNIA;.

TIME subscriber, Agent for the Penn Mutual
Il Life Insurance Company, Philadelphia, is au-
ihorized to Lsue the Lircs Of Persons going 70 Ca
hf0rHia To those who leave families an opportu-
nifty is offered OF securing TO them lin the event
Of their death while gomez a handsome sum, for .
small consideration. Premiums As low as any other
Company in The United States.
Feb Is, lSi9-3t J. J. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-15

TTTII.L be soli. .. Tkc,fsy fie ara lev :,
w M.uri fnadnf. A. the late residence q he
subscriber three and half miles from charlesi1rn.
near shan1eodaie Ferry. al bis personal properly,
IL Iaad n Horses-sonr n ickicf are frst-
rafs Work Hsrx-s and Brood Mares,
Sell Caffls, Mich c0xs,
Sick Hogs, Sock Slsep. Gear # an sorts,
Gram Ladders, Wood do, ; Wheat Eisls,
Onc six-Aorx Spikx Bsnfrr Tzresking Ma
etinc,
0ne i.ro'h0rx Edition Roller, do-Sotl u
Il couplste srder,
Corn Crsfsker, HTaso and Fodder Caller, q
superior article,
Can SLelger. RULgev, Scocp,
GraiA Cradles and othSr Turning Llensiks
ef ercry description.
Cayriegs and Harness
Also Corn Iytke barrel, a LOT If Beans, Ba-
con By fhe poisad, a quantity Of Iron, LH5'-
Der, a GTiRdsfone.
Household & Kitchen Furniture,
Comprising many desirable articles unnecessary TO
ennmefate. - "a
Also Al he sane time and place win be hired BY
the month. until harvest. i've or SIX Negro Men.
who are first rate farm hands.
1ERMS-Twelve months credit on all sums
over Eve dollars the purchaser giving bond with ap
proved security; Of that sam and under, cash. No
property be removed until the terms are complied
with.
Sale to commence carly in the day, and IL not
completed 10 one day, to te continued until The pro
WIN. Fl. GRIoGs, AHetfeHser.