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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

Mr.. Secretary Meredith 10 still at Philadelphia
md sn he returns Washington nothing can do done
TO ehsck the Sub Treasury sccumuiations.
In relation To ourletter from Baltimore In regard
TO tue sas OF $500 600 Of Maryland So to tho hsss
Bsrings, the Bsaasors Patriot says:
T~ sssobs,nr actually concluded When
ssssx wnttsn though Il no ar SWAMI III.
tor the OF cisirg
stitbs 10 Of the Msssrs Bsnngs re tsfm- ~
understand them exactly correctly stated
The bonds ~, ~hrh With the tf-fsn's IA
.owsnes Tor interest," viii ed TO The sompshJn
s's<, oo<, shah or sfse an Ap'sdt OF cent eos'
oftunats sale the COMPANY II also
~hos bosas the Com
states 20 the capital sDk
The esd that ths Of ssst On them sasatd y
tie Company
We understand one OF the leading banking
housos 10 the street 10 about TO establish branch at
Wellington With eys to tho Governsent business.
TAomP.oss Bank Note Reporter gives the an
ssssd table Of tho and maturity Of the State
Debt compiled from the Controllers Report-showing
tho amount which fAlls due in each year. and tho
Of laesrsss:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

\, s,skss " that the srs ebsrEs foss single Pssssss
"a TOO log. or ne cshsn arc Voc hish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

THE PORTUGUESE ExLEs.-The Tabernacle
was well filed on Monday evening. the occasion being
meeting 10 behalf OF the Portuguese refugees from the
Island Of Madcirs, who were introduced BY Rev. Dr.
De VIII The meeting addressed BY Rev. DR.
Bowling and Rev. Mr.. Norton. The latter gentlemen
give general history Of the persons 10 whose behalf
the meeting va. held Of the persecution and suffering
they had undergone and Of their purposed settling In
Illinois The American Protestant Society has taken
them under ts and proposes to assist others In
removing to this country very interesting part Of
the evenings proceedings the singing Of hymn BY
the exiles In their native language.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11
PAssENGERs FOR CALIFORNIA
~ Are requested rssd the following eerrfcs;s fu
Cspi sroDoAaD Of Mo Crsscsns City, ooeessoing
PRESERVED FREsH PROVISIONS.

~ ~ sdictous sysisu VI advertising y - ueUenk
cers OF he couny Tho largest osanss have 49, -
snd thoroughly, ~ FALsEEs NewspeDse A1vsrsfrS-xx
Aysxey, wh>fs al rsqaisase lnfofmsuon may - - "A
sppoiase1 " rsassc Bug os ths be pspses - ~
near FOG Which Be daily receiving ID vsrusssa -
In Tns Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

THE FIRST SrciLiAs CoSsUL-Signor ATISEL-
Ii. native of Sicily and a political exile from his
native country since ls2 has been named BY the sic
Ian Government az Consul 10 the United States Of
America This nomination rejoices all his numerous
countymen and friends In this country, and we trust
tina, our Government will be able to recognize the
hrst envoy of the Republic Of sicily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

Loso ISLAND RAILEoAD.-A friend ana Gus
toner Of this Road eomplaiss OF the insqaahy OF ~
sa-~. to the Way stations jsss out Of BrooAyn vhei
are ~ follows: rx-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
FOR CALIF0RNIAI

n. B.-Stoneware at Factory Prices.
Baltimore, February p, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER sale, one undivided foylrsh pan of that
y valuable Estate, known As The Z PIEDMONT
FARM. lying near Charleston, JeHyrson cooniy,
Va, and late The properly Of Dr. John Brscce, de
Tlls-iand Is eligibly situated on the Winchester
and Potomac Railroad, and the SmiIhfeld and Har-
pers-Ferry Turnpike thus having the best advan-
tageS OF access 10 market.
The interest 70 Be disposed ofu be .Ehen divid
ed, a fee simple in 81 acres OF this land, and
version in p acTes, Dover Land. The purchaser,
when the Dover right expires viii be entitled 10
one-iourth pan Of The MANSION HOUSE, one Of
the largest and finest in the county, also Of the
other houses and cartilage
The u acres in Zee, would suit any enc desiring
small farm near the town, and can be laid OF
commissioners having been appointed hy the Court
for that purpose 50 as 70 give supply II wood and
water The soil is Of the best quality. The pur-
chaser would hold position rs 70 the Dover part,
that hereafter mighi prove advantageous.
Terms madaknown BY application in person or
by letter to the subscriber, near CharlesioEn Jeer
son County, Va.
JAMES L RANSOM.
March I, 1919.
n. d. IL the above property is not sold private
y before will be offered 10 the highest bidder in
froni Of the Court House door Of jefferson County,
ON the l0tA day ~ March (Coundav) J. L. r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
MARRIED.

On TUESDAY morning, February sihe 20lh, by the
ReS.sT. ID. Ho5le, MIR. CnAKLrs T. BEsEDrM TO
Miss M1KrEsl K. third daughter of Mr.. s. NJ.
Dois, all Of Leesbnrg.
InLeesbnrs. on Sunday evening the 18th ult BY
she Rev Thomas Bfrkby Mr. WM w. WnfrMoRR
10 Miss JrLi. f. BKleu, all Of Loudoun county.
On the 18th ut. by tho Rev. 5. Cover, Mr..
GEasoE T.. ShRroeK 10 Miss REBgerA J. uowsEK,
I'll of Loudouh county.
On Thursday evening the 18th ut, BY the Rev.
Joseph Baker MIR. TnoMAs J. SMIrH u Miss ASs
5. CLARKE. all Of Frederick county.
Near w aerford, on the Goth pll, by the Rev. NJ.
l. Shaiord, Mr. JoHN MeGAyacK y Miss SARlH A.
NIsE-all OF Loudoun. St
On the Bridge, at Harpcrs- Ferry, on Sunday eve
ming. the 18th ut. By the Rev. John Roberts, Mr..
WH CoRDgl.L to Miss May Ann STREAM, 10th Of
Loudonn county
On the 2aaait, by the Rev. J. Roberts, Mr. ions
. G. Llckar 10 Miss Mar q. McCoY,-all OF Haf-
Psrskerry.
4, Frederick city. Md. by the Rev Mr.. 49,,
on Thursday 4norning last Mr.. CzaRLgs r. SlAGI.E
formerly Of Winchester, 10 Miss MAEGAREr DAVIS
sfStaunten.
On THURSDAY the al ult., at frederick C'.Y,
Nd. ty the Rev. MIR. Harkey, Mr.. WM. j. BLiJk-
7 Yo,D 10 Miss ASS 9. ENGLE-both Of Jefferson
sopptr@ Va. ss'e, uut their spiriis one
= The spires Of grass that held them 10 my view
Drew neareach other, as the winds that blew
Them chafd and eddy u, as does human life,
= Producing concord by apparent strife;
Chang BY attraction, Tor twas all they were,
Sudden one dew-drop was the iimid pair -
Two human spirits driyn BY the storm,
81 = o which the yirtuoas and the vile conform
Where only nature can support the SAIL
Whilst fearful pillows Iotter from the gale
On sep rate wrecks for time subdues the brave
And genius tolls to ornament the grave
Were near each other b. the tempest tossd,
And as the dew-drops in each other lost;
But as descending from the trembling wave
That gave them To each O her, standing grave,
But more sublime two mountains side By side,
( Look on-riyers with banks extended wide
Embraced each other with distant sound
Tbs vpice OF nature, ist'niag, till found
Myself trying falurily TO scan.
shrahk detected, and condemn'i to man.
OBSERVER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
lnIIEn.

On Sunday the 18th ult. athis residence in Clarke
county, aitcr a relapse OF one week WMLiAM p.
WleesSroS, Esq, ia the SD year OF his age the
stdfst and only surviving son OF the late James
Wigsinton, Esq, OF Clarke COMMUNICATING one
sca. three daughters. and an only sister, depore
his loss The sudden and unexpected death OF this
estimabie gentleman has indicted a wound in The
hssom Of his children and sister, which nothing but
the mercy Of beniguant God, and the lenient hand
Of time can heal
Mean SnickeEviilc, on Tuesday morning, 18th
ult., afler brief illness FEsroN, only son Of Mr.
Jefferson Q. Thomas, aged about 10 years.
oh the night Of the 18th ult, al his residence in
Fairfax county, Va, Gen. JoRN CHAIRMAN HrSrER,
1t the advanced age OF eighty-seven years.
On Sunday evening, Feb. 18th after short m
pess SANuEL J, c., youngest sou Of MIR. Samuel ].
G Davenport Of Baltimore, Nd, ago. about wears.
In Hafpcrs- Ferry. on the 400 nlt. daurh-
Ter OF Lewis aud Marv-set Gore, aged - months.
In Boliser, on Mc.sday iast Jous, son Of John C.
Ssauister, aga between 6 and 7years.
Alike residence Of his father, in Fairfax county,
81 Monday last WM s. DANieLs, Esq. OF Jeffer-
eoa county. Mr.. d. was on wish 10 his father,
whose life was despaired Of, aud mysterious Pro
violence has healed the parent and suddenly taken
he son. Mr.. d. represented Fairfax county in the
Legislature q Virginia some years since.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01


PUBLIC SHE.
yTTILL be sold at my residence m Charlsstown,
w on FRIDAY the 9th Of MARCH next, a.
IL sclock. A. NJ, ayariety Of
Household & Kitchen
FURNITURE.
Beds and Bedsteads;
Tables, Toilet do, and TorkstGHds |;
One dozen cane-seat Chairs;
One dozen other Chairs, nearly ner
One large liantet Mirror; SAFE;
Thirty yards three ply Ingram Carpct-neto;
Ticeaty do, handsome chamber Carpet;
A klrSs lot Of Rag Carpetiag
A frst-rdtc Clock-Jrass lcorks;
One large and one snail Copper Kettle;
Alot of Kitchen Farnitare
Iiro Ita.piese and one small ParlOr Stovs
Orcas, Pots, Kctftes, sets Kaires j. Forks !;
JVashstaads; d'e DC.
Barrels, Tabs, Hoes, Are, Spade, &c. DC.
Abom 500 pounds Of prime BACON;
Seceral hnndrcd pounds LARD; Nth first
rale large Tin Firkin;
1teo or three tccn cured Steaks of Beet.
Those about engaging in housekeeping, may OBJ
tain complete outfit.
TERMS-The Bacon, Lard and Beef, will be
sold for cash-A credit of four months on all other
property on sums Of S. good security being given ;
under IS cash.
Feb. -. 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
30, FOR CALIFORNIA!
BARGAINS! Bargains!!

Sizing of at great Sacrifice !
TVHE subscribers having determined TO close their
IL business in ShepheIdslown Va, fakethis me
thod Of informing the citizens OF Jefferson aud the
adjoining counties that they will dispose OF the stock
Of Goods on hand, consisting Of Dry Goods Hard
ware, China Glass and Queensware, Groceries, &C.,
at cost and many articles much under their real va
lue for cash, good paper, produce &c.
Toepersons wishing 10 purchase the entire stock,
liberal discount viii be made, and long time given
for approved endorsed paper. Call early, as the
business must be closed
HENRY CUTLER, Jr,
Agent Of the late arm IF euler q. BHekey.
Shephenl.town Feb % 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01

Lorpous LAND, SALE-On Tuesday last
the farm previously advertised in the Wash
ingtonian, lying in the neighborhood Of Pur-
cells Factory, containing rs acres, entirely
destitute Of buildings, was sold at auction,
BY its proprietor, John b, Crenshaw. Of Rich.
mond, for fifty dollars per acre. The pur-
chaser was Enoch Fenton. The improred
farms in all that fine section Of Loudoun, as
well Is in other sections Of il, will readily
command sixty dollars an acre, we under
stand asiingtoHian
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
SIeighs, &c. for Sale.

THE subscriber offers tor sale, on moderate
i terms, several first rate SIeighs. Call and sea
them. Also, first rate Wagon. Farmers aud
Others would do well to make an examination
B. T. TOWNER.
Shenherdstnwn Ian IL lSal .9 :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01

80. WASHINGTON CoExTT, Nh
sHE Second Tern opens On Msniay. Marxsfi<
eA Students may be admitted Al any time
into ne CoLLn1E, o. into THE GRAMMAR
SShoCLs either 10 pursue he full Collegiate
Co1lse a Classical and SenDiift sindies; o.
partial eoufse 10 = 1IERCAMTILE CLASS.
,,s.eeiVing special preparation loE the Counting
koom and generai busincss. Application for de
admission Of pupils and for further information 70
% made 70 JOHN B. KERFO9T.
RsctaT, Ce2<gssf s.. James r. O. Maryland.
March T. 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
Mules for Sale.

HsHE subscriber has for sale, at the farm on
~ which Mr.. John Burns resides, near Charles
town, upwards Of SIXTY MULES, which he will
dispose of on reasonable terms.
The Mules will be kept al the above named place
until February Court (19th instant) at which time
those remaining unsold will be in Charlestown -
Purchasers would do well to call early, as have
many choice Mules in the drove
Feb. Is, 1919. CALEB BURNS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
90 GAWGT HfUWaMsa %

THE undersigned having taken possession Of the
j. "Ganlt House" near the Rail Road Depot,
and renovated the same are prepared to give their
friends and the public generally, cordial welcome
They have fitted up their Oyster Room in the most
comfortable manner, and are ready TO serve OYS-
TIERS in any manner suited TO the tastes of their
customers Their Bar is supplied with the choicest
brands Of Liquors, so that the most fastidious can
be catered 10, either in eating drinking They
specttnlly ask call from the thirsty or hungry
The publics humble servants
BRITAIN & HARTSHORN.
Harpers- Ferry Jan. p. 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
The Baltimore Markets.
OFFICE OF TIKI, Z CLIPPER. = !
BALTIMORE. Feb 20. 1919.

CATTLE-Prices ranged from 50 to 81 i2I per
100 m on the hoof. equal 70 S6azS 90 net and a.
yeragins % so gross The supply ofiive Hog is
noderaie and demand lighta IS 50aS6 per 100 lbs.
eFLOUR.-The Flour market WasmoFe active to-
day, and we bear Of sales OF about 1900 bbls. How
ard 81 brands at 81 81, which we quote the mar
ret price City Mills is held at s. without finding
layers at that rate. Corn meal Is held al 81 IS.
GRAIN.-We note small sales of COED to prime
rsd wheat brought in by wagons. at l02altOc.--
Sales ef white corn at iiaI6c and yellow at 50a5lc.
PR bushsl. We quote oats at 2sa30c, ard rye at
Coo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
Town Property for Sale.

Il WISH TO sell my HOUSE AND LOT, stu
Il ated on the Main street 10 Charlestown. This
property is in good condition, and may be COVE
BienIly occupied as two distinct Dwellings, each
having its own Kitchen and yard. II has an excel
lent garden, cistern, eornhouse, stable and meat
house and is near the best water ia town. The
terms will he made easy-no pan wanted in hand.
Application may be made to myself or DR. J. J II.
STRAlrH. Z. J. STRAITH.
Jan IS 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01

A SlLvEn M,sk X arsnrI.xn-The
Boopsboro' Odd Fellow, Of yesterdsv. saws !.
fnena 81 ours has just informed rs that
q pas discovered silver mine On red hill,
tetes miles south of this place. Aspecimcn
Of TIE ore has been left Il this Office II Is
very hs.xy aud resembles silver very much.
bat nhetber i Is Or not, We are not able to
decide"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01

nr The Hon WAsHxarox Huar (now =
Representative in Congress from the State
Of New York; was, on the 18th instant, elect
"a Comptroller, Of the State, to succeed Mr..
FILNoRE. The vote on joint ballot of the
Legislature was, for Mr.. HUSr SO for all
others %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
GOODS AT COST y

HAVlNG determined to retire from the Mercan.
IL tile Business, have rented my store house 10
John II. McEndree, ESQ., who is 10 have possession
on the lst day of April next Consequently, I
must dispose Of my remaining stock Of goods con.
sisting of Il
Dry Goods, Hardioare, China, Glass,
Queens, Stoaeand IEoodea Ware,
Castings and Groceries.
AL Of which were purchased On the best terms--
many articles bought at auction for much less than
their regular value.
They will be positively sold AT COST, either
BY Wholesale RETAIL for cash, good paper, coun-
try produce, or on liberal credit to good persons
3. r. fTOWNER. I
Shepherdstown, Feb s, 1919.
IL N b. Those persons indebted to me are re-
qnested to call and make payment as early as possi-
Bile, as / am DESTROYS Of making speedy close Of
my businessA n r fTH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
Boating and Commission
9OS0&lS9S9o

THE subscribers having boats constantly run
Il ming to Georgetown and Alexandria, do re-
spectfully inform all persons having PRODUCE to
send TO either market that they will boat it on rea-
sonable terms. They also have a Warehouse situ-
aled on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and on the
produce TO any point on the Baltimore road, or on
the Winchester road, al very small charge
A supply of Plaster, Salt Fish, Tar Shingles,
L.aihes Lumber, &c, always on hand and for sale
low. WM. II. ELGIN s. CO.
HarPers-Ferry, Jan. II, lSl9-I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
PURLIC SALE.

JTTE win offer for sale, on 71nrsaav Tie a "a,
w Of March n<rt. on Mr. Henry Miller's River
Farm. II miles above the Old Furnace. The follow
ing property, viz
Work Horses; 2 Cows Heiers;
A good lot Of Sheep
3 good Brood Sows IS first rate Shoats
Wagon aud Wagon Gears
2 Bar-shear Ploughs; 2 Single-shovel do I;
l Double-shoyel Plough 2 Harrows
Cutting box and Forks;
| Template Stove with4Pipe;
A lot Of superior Bacon and Lard
so Acres Of WHEAT in the ground;
With many other articles generally found on 4
farm.
TERMS A credit until The LIST day Of August
next all sums over IS will be given, the p0rcha
ser giving bond and approved security; all sums
under s. the cash will Be required
No property % be removed until the terms are
complied with Sale 10 commence At 10 o'clock 4 II.
ISAAC II. & JESSE A. STRlDER,~
Feb % 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
Bolivar Property at Private Sale.

TIME Undersigned offers at private sale, his Pro-
Il perry in the town Of Bolivar. This Properly
is eligibly situated, with front on Union Street of
about ITO feet running back to Taylor street about
200 feet. Fronting Union street is a good BRICK
HOUSE, which NOW occupy. II would be good
situation for store tfhe front being designed
for that purpose and sgIeiept rqr 96 e. r. ~1
MENFS, now under rent. This property is sus-
ceptible Of being divided into 3 or more Lots. Il
viii be sold entire divided to suit the convenience
Of purchasers. For terms apply to
RICH'D r. CREUZEN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01

CHELLBARKS for sals 81
? J'a 8 I4MLLEa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01

k|xHDIY bushels prime CT OVERsEED- lkrce
y god Work Hoi1cz
eisich l, $50. ". =. TURNER,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
N Office (.

WE would also inform our old customers and
the public. generally, that we have not quit the
BOATING BUSINESS, (as has been either de-
signediy or otherwise Tumoted) but that our boats
are ready for transportation. Give a call
w I'll E. & CO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
A Foreman Wanted.

II WISH 10 employ the services Of an experienced
il Foreman on my farm. To one of good mora
character and industrious habits good situation j
offered. A man with small family will be takel
though single man preferred.
Feb % 1919. WM. T. WASHINGTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
Church Notice.

THE subscribers TO The rebuilding Of The EPIS-
Il CoPAL CHURCH. charles,own, are respect
% the undersigned. b. the 18th Of March. The
aey win he fe4aired b. thai time to pay for lum-
= her and o,her materials ~ he building.
JOHN W. KENNEDY,
ERASMUS s. TATE,
a. J. 0'BAHNoN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS
WIN. stabler 4 Bro,

II lAAs SlHUlcE a. bfOss.
IL AVE just received part Of their Spring sup
IL plyof the above SEEDS, which, with the fresh
Seeds on hand, make
Twelve Thousand Papers.
They expect in few days large supply, further,
OF Seeds in bulk. These Seeds are so well known
that little need be said now in their favor Suffice
customers as FAR as practicable, the articles they
purchase, fresh and genuine. Among the Seeds
are the following viz
Asparagus Large Green, Purple Top
Beet-Extra EARLY, Long Blood, Early Turnip
Mangel Wurzel, French Sugar
Beans-L.arge Windsor Long Pod, S5E Weeks
Red Speckled Valentine, Brown do do. China
Lima, Royal Dwarf Case Knife.
BfoccoH-Purple Cape
CaJ6age-Early York. Large York, Early Sugar
Loaf Early Banersea, Philadelphia, Red Dutch,
Green Glazed.
cG.s.y,,sss-Long Orange, Early Horn, Altringham
Cauijaorg- Early Asiatie, einported) late
Whine and Red, solid.
Cress-CurIed
cns.assrs Eahy Frame. Long Green. Gherkiu.
Esg PIaaELarge Purple. II
Leakage Flag Leaved.
Lcttncc-Eariy Cabbage Early Curled Brown
Dutch, Royal Cabbage, Large India, White Cos,
Philadelphia. -
Meion-Water, Mountain Sweet, (neu) Water
Mountain Sprout ciiron, Nutmeg.
| N4StHniKM.
ORA
Osies- Silver Skin, Large yellow suasburg,
/ Wetherrfeld Red. (annnal)
| ParIeg-C urled i
i Patsnip- Sugar, (extra.l
/ Psas-Extra Early Early Frame, Early Carlton,
Large Mauowfoot, Royal Dwarf do, Blue Prus-
/ sian, Bishops, Dwarf Pfoli6e.
/ PRpv-Large Sweet, Bell shaped.
4 Prppkin.
Rad.sA-Long salmon, Long Scarlet, White
| Earnips Red Turnip, yellow Turnip, Whiis Span
ish. Bl9ck Spanish. Sumner White.
RkEbarb Victoria
SPineeh Round, Savoy Leaved, Prickiy.
coanut -, ~--''.e = ~
I6m1ko 81
Tsrzig Early White, Flat Dutch. ped To,
Large Giobe, Rnta Bega. pales Hybrid, Esrlly
caialosuss soniaiuink dirscions furnished rrati.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
NOTICE.

fg An persons indebted TO the undersigned are
respectfully requested 70 setile at an early day, and
those having demands will please present Them. !.
March l. 1919. r.. Il. CATION
e7S- !Spirit Of J.Gersoa copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01

G-Many people drop tear at the sight
Of distress, who would do better to drop
sixpenec.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
For Sale or Rent,

THE undersigned is DESTROYS ofsellng or renting
4 the DWELLING HOUSE, Blacksmith shop.
Blacksmith's Tools, and Turning Lathe. complete.
IN his possession, together with one two four or six
acres OF land, as It may suis the purchaser The
property lies on the road f5om Harpers- Ferry to
ShePherdstown. about half way from each place.
II istwo miles from the Potomac River. and three
eighths Of mile from Zion Church. ANY person
wishing situation of this kind i'll find it their in
terest 70 casf and examine for themselves. Posses
sion.to be given on the LIST Of Anril, I649.
3. w. THOMPSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
THE INAUGURATION.

Feb. IS, ls4s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01
GREAT B.1IeG.1l.9;S !!
SELLING orFI

"E are DESTROYS Of reducing our stock Of Goods
w on hand before spring purchase, and will sell
many articles at prime cost and under, and all at
very Beduced prices. We respectfully ask a call
from all in seach Of great bargains
WA. ANDERSON s. co.
March 1 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-01

1I7fLL be old II Pnblie Sale, On SATURDAY
dsnce in Shepherdsiown. The ialloEing properly viz
3 Had IF Good Hork Hors<s
fearlias Col; Good Wagon, nearly
4 setfs Of Wagon Gears; sifs Piosgh do I;
2 Barslear PlOsghs 3 Single asd 2 D0Hblt
sSkoccf DO.
2 Large Hayrescs; | Of tk>n nsv;
A fine iot Of Hogs;
Wheat Eaa; CHitiag Boz;
Grades, Seyfhes, Rak<s, Fsrks, lies, Skov-
cts, 4-e;
PAR Hay Ladder;
Abost 100 Bushels If Corn;