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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17
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GEouEi.-I'he editor uf the Maine Culli,
,aInr pahlished. few weeks ago, lii
management Of une arIe of gruand. from
which We gather The following results !:
tie third u IN acre IN corn usually nrn.
dared .hnly bushels Of s0nnd corn far
grinding. hesides some refuse. This quan.
ny Was sufficient lnr family USE, and lor
iailenins pne large or Two small hoes.
FTom-ille same ground he Obtained two or
three hundred pumpkins. and hls family
supply ~ beans. From bel of six rods
square he usually obtained sixty bushels
q oninns; these he sold n 81 pcr buslcl,
and The amount purchased his iiIu. Thus
IRON one llifd 81 an acre and an onion bed.
he o tanned his hread.siulFs. The rrstul
The ground ~as appropriated TO Ill soris
IL vegetables, for summer and winter use;
poiToer, hreis. paTsnips. cabbage. green
corn. peas. beans. curnmbeIs, melons.
squashes. &c. with fifty or sixiy bushels
o. beeis Or Carols FIR tie winter lnod ol /
COW. J hen lie had also Hover garden;
raspbenies. rurranis, and go0sehcrries in
grcatyariely. and 4 few choice apple, pear.
pinm. cherry. each and ounce trees.
Some readers nav call the above a
/" Yankee Trick" soft is, and our object
IN publishing il is 10 haze il repeated ~
over Yankee land; and every where else.
liza family can be supported fromono acre
IL ground IL Maine, The same can he done
IN every State and County in the Union.
Moving Pastures. We have before
spoken Of The necessity Of keeping HE
grass Of pastures from running up 10 seed
aud dying on the ground. As grass gIows
with more rapldi,y in The early part of the
season than II ! laier period, il is difficult
10 keep il properly fed down without put
ting on mare stock than can be kept on The
land after tic flush Of feed isnrer; sn.l vel.
alter The grass goes 10 seed and lies on the
grmnd, the aiierfeed win be less in guam
lily and Of poorer qualify. The difficulty
may be overcome by moving lhc grass al
the right iime-belnre il has run To seed,
ii Ill events. his may be done on many
pastures ID gpod advantage, The hav ub-
tanned being Of good quality Tor any kind
Of stock; aud the pastures are lelt clean,
start equally, and afford good growth Of
fresh al,erIecd. We have lately met with
several farmers who have followed this
practice for many years. and hey agree
with US III regard 10 its utility.
IDaay Caiirdior.
<sssa~-.-sssss-sssg-
Fence Fosts.-A practical farmer in.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17

4 London correspondent Of the New
York Tribune states thai Prince Alher
has originated the scheme for next year,
OF grand exhibition Of The Arts and
Manufactures Of the World in London
Already some Of the principal firms in this
country haze been consulted, and have ex.
pressed lhcirdesire to cooperate. Prizes
some R5.000--are 10 be distributed 10 The
skilIul Of all nations, BY the hand of the
Queen of England. The show is TO be on au
unparalleled scale. and temporary build.
ing in Hyde Park is spoken Of as its
theatre. The Indies are TO be there, and
America also, if il pleases; in fact the
workmen Of the whole Planet are 10 be
invited 10 decorate tie Goddess Of Indus
try in London.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17

Fashionable Amusements. = Bishops
Waugh, iledding, Morris, Hamllne, and
James. ofihe Methodist Episcopal { hurch
have addressed TO the Conferences under
their Jurisdiction, a circular enioining the
strict observance oft Church discipline
relative 10 participation in the prohibited
amuscments Of dancing, etc. Church
members are not allowed to permit dane.
ing in their houses, even though they do
no; participate themselves.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-17

Zig black eyes snd cherry lips. which
Whea parted s.i.TlaysI NO rows ~ lrrrh
= ahile y -, liens i,orr. A shaver
4 glsssy rinsl,ls Obliged her snnuy
neck-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
$4,000! $4,000! $4,000!
Virginia State Lottery,

FIR nc BA.s@ n lf0n0ngaiid ACADEMY
CLASS no. IS, ron 1919,
To be drawn ia Alexandria, Va, on Saturday,
the 3lsf If March, 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

THE 6rm Of Pannership between KabIe, HeHe-
\ bower 4 Johnston, a. KabieiOUn will expire
on The first day Of July next They viii oHtf Al
Public sale tAe i5l day Of tis sseaA the follow
ing property
10 head ef Horses, sir n them jfrst rais ,eovL
Horses, owe Satlioa, large size and action ;
Ihree good Wagons; one Hesc Wagon scith
bed complete, SheareT's MAKE
Oae good secOad qualify high Hagon and
Bed
One Io@ Plantation do seifh strong rood
ladders;
Gears complete for s;r horses;
One Eth Chain one pair .Hretokcrs
1iro Log Chains, one Jackscyes;
One iMprored Patent Cutting Dor, a sHperi-
or 6yfieie !; one good WHEAT FAN;
Thirty Ao,es Of WHEAT ia the ground,
The mos Of u failow and fine;
100 Bags 70 hid tr0 bushels each;
8 OF GOO Basheks Ship sStgg'; 2 JEheat Lad
ders.
Also, one BARREL MACHINE. cal.
cRiated 10 dress and joint 100 barrels per day
Tie Dfaetiae isin f1t rate order, and am
DC Gstaekcd 70 any Poircr leith rtry fftle er-
Peasc
TERMS.-The above property win be sold on
credit Of six months on all sums OF and above SIS
with good security, and all under that amount will
be cash. No property 10 be fcmoTed until the terms
Of sale are piled with.
Sale % commence AZ ~ O'Clock NJ
KAB4,Es IEPLEBoWER & JOHNSTON.
J. w. McGisSis, Audience
~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

WE have received supply Of vELYETEENS
wv and COARSE CLOTHS suitable for those
going 10 California CRANE & BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
pnRllc SME.

MILL be sod. - 1szsdey t. zs1l d.v j
w WarrA iaz,a1f, n he late resi1cnce a Ire
subscriber three and half miles from Ckarlesioun.
near saannendais feEy, AL bis personal properly,
IL kead Of Hsrses--sen< Of srliei a.. frst-
yafs H1rk Horses and Brood Mares,
'Soek Caffle, Mich Col-s,
.&ork Hogs, Sock Sleep, Gear Of al sorfs.
Gnhia Ladders, Hood do, 3 ITLeaf Fans,
One sir7korst .Spiks Bsatcr,
7zrexkizg Nadine,
One tico-korx FSi7ion R0lley, n cOmpletx
0raz,
Corn Csnsier, Ntrase and Fidder Caller, a
superior article,
Corn ShclIer, Roller, Scoops, vi
Gram Grades and otksT FdTming U7ensizs
Of ereTy description
Carriage and Harness
Also Corn kyfke 6Grrel, a l0t Of Beans. Ba-
con By tEe pound, aquasltify # Iron, Lam
bcF, a GrsdaoRe
Household & Kitchen Furniture.
Comprising many desirable articles unnecessary 10
ennEncfafe. $50
Also, at the sare time and place win be hired bv
the mcnth, until h1fTezt I'VE or six Negro Men.
who are first raie farm hands
I 1ERMS--Twelve months credit on an sums
overfive collars The purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security Of that sum ard UNDER, cash No
property 10 Be removed until The terms are complied
with
Sale TO commence early in the DAY. and II NOT
completed in one day to be continued until the pro-
Perty Is sold. JAMES NJ RANSOM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
A Request.

r AGAIN would state thatthere is in my hands an
Chancery ior Jefferson County Virginia, the decis-
ion of the realesaie ofthe late DreJ oHN X. HaYDES.
From yariousc causes, the task Is adienlt one, and
lbeg the favor OF all persons owning lots in that part
Of Boivcr In which said Hayden's Property lies,
inst for the purpose Of aseertaining the rights and
privileges Of the representatives OF said Hayden
proper understanding of said rights HOIr will save
trouble hereafter. Do not let prevent attend
anee as before, inasnueh as il can be done by the
asiovc. will be pleased TO any persons on the
subject at any time.
JAMES NJ BROWN, S &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

r--r4fr ~ ss3* - ~, !, So. y
wv ia y 49, =, 80. 80 !, ~ 1890 n
| Thomas Drosheiioa.s decd. three miles east b
chss ,.s Y personal properly e said DECD
| 1rS~s H.x... pr. j, s.. 80.
| 49, co.ss .S Ss.,Js's s.s,,i. -
| C,S,l rrs-.. S,..ss Co. l-...'.- :
Srs~ - 80 s. 8 49,.
MaSMs, CaH - AIR SSar
Gram LADDERS, fkoEgAs and IiaTroses;
| a large R0{ier GrafR Cradles.
| / f,fraf 1,,z 49,
nx.sssr..f 49, - - seesss.ssS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
Electiop Of School Commissioner.

"A n Election Of School Commissioners, for the
N County u Jefferson, win be held ne - So
fnrday Of tbs moaA, (!nareA fke l5h day II tae
asnfk Il thc places. and under The superDieBdenee
Of The persons named in the following schedule, VIZ
District No. Shepherds School Honse-John
Keplingcr William Kerney and Charles Hewitt.
District No. 2-School Honse--A. r. Boteler,
John M.Jewe,, and A: Humrickhouse.
District No. 3--hahicl Entlerls Tayern-Charles
lIarpcr, ID. Cameron and j. ii. AicEndree.
District No 4-Gew School House-yacob NJ.
Reynolds, Samuel aknott aud Samuel Licklider.
District No 5-5Union School House-Samuel
Melvin, Joseph T. Hess and Adau, Link
District No6--New School House-John Mar
4 shall. Uriah B. Kerney aud NJ. Lemon.
! y District NosT-Sehuol Honse-Wm. Hurst, j.
O. wiltshire and james Burr.
s District No e--Schoo Heusc-M, Helm, A. S.
Deadridge and George T. Wiltshire.
District No. 9-Senool House--Joseph F. Har-
ley. Thomas Lockand George Murphy.
District No. ,J-Sehool House-T Thomas II
Willis, Esrom Slifer and A. c. Timberlake.
District No. ll--New School Hoqse-yames
GuGgs Jnhn GrubeF. ST., and Jacob Gruher, il.
b District No. ts-oHs Shop-CAarles s. Taylar,
w. z. Turner end B. on ssa. 81.
Dizriet No -Schaol Hsaso--J1hn Kahlss J
q 3. Tayiess and w sKessl.
= pisi~-e No lf--Jnhn Clips House--John Clip
Iarrisnn Elliott and Joshua Clip
Dlsfisi No l5-Sebool House-A. n. Manning
10 Ootkrell and J. j. Abelf
o&uiei No. l6-School Honse--B. Roderiek,
A. Milton and w. b Willis. M
District No. School Ho1se-John Moler, W
D. North and Daniel Moler.
Disffiel No. lS-Sehoof House--W II. uowney
Georxe b Beail and Jacob Meier.
District No. H. Carers Hqiel--I- 4. moore >
w Cane and Samuel Ridennar-
District No. so Conn House--loa Siepaensoa
w s. Lock and Thomas kauilns
: Disiricf MOI 2f-NcCoyis Store-W. Mccoy
ThQmns Russell and w. Speesler. -.
District No. 81 Factory Schgleia, No. 90
phens and A h. Herr.
pi,,rict No s1-~Rnxells School hense
Rh1iehnn. NJ kirby and Singleton Caameen-
DistficiNo. 9f--W ayers do.ei-N. - ipaie >
JB Wager and j P. DanscrdeId = -
District No. 9j-Pi pcriQWn--A. Dailels ~ -
Lacy ard ~. Niseuanner. = - -.
Dissric< no. IS School Honse- " NAolsl, :
He6kle and Philip Engle. -.
ujs1i9 No. 27--scAool aonse--k1en9 ensl
hezd, II. vansset md Z, Eichersda; :, !. !.
meeting q he present boeM VA, e neie :. =
Com loqse - THURSDAY tAe IN aey g, 81
el1 - i st1e I1<t needing q ne preScut ~
- 4n<11iuce Z rsry desirable, and .1e 9enos,
- lclees.ed q 1sIng VIII then heir x.f,cas 8
e.e4r - o.. s<sllc4e1l. q arfA1genenr i'f 3
e-, ~ = made
p '''s' T e ;t' ss.'i x,rrs. p,,x
~: q Mes1nzc1oS, ci'fk.
AsRzeNz 3 fEFFs f IS: {. F: =
~ y ]. -LLL.kk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

ID Backhonse, On the 9Th day Of December, 1889,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Ofice Of the Coun-
~ Court Of jefferson, the undersigned, the survi
wing Trustee therein mentioned viii proceed TO sell
II public aucii0n BEFORE the door 8f Carriers Hotel
ia ChaflessOwn On Friday tke ga day ef Hert April
80 much uf a certain tract OF land situated in the
County OF Jefferson, on the Southeast side Of the
Shenandoah river. adjoining the lands OF James Ro-
rer T. j. Smith aud others as will satisfy the sum
u S37s g. with legal interest from the Iiih day 81
February, lSiS, until raid, and costs ofexecuting
said trust
Ttrms ~ ssle--Cash.
Sale 10 take place about le o'clock, Ma
hles9 'se ANDREW HUNTER,
March 8, 1919. Ssrririag 1issice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
Donlestics.

lust received 20 pieces heavy twills for negroe:
d pants; 20 pieces "a 70, and IA osnaburgs, fol
shirts 10 pieces penenliary and other striped cot
tons a large stock Of bleachcd and brown coltoas
every width and quality.
100 pounds carpet chain;
l bale large cotton bats for quilts and comforts;
bale bestcandle-wek;
Handsome white aud Black Calicoes.; 80
Very superior silk warp black Alpaca for sale yery
ch.ap- - WM s. LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
BUYERS take Notice.

THE Undersigned desires 10 reduce his stock OF
X CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, YESTlNo;S &
SATTlNErTS, apd 10 that end will dispose Of
III; % al unprecedented low prices, by the piece or
yard 10 rifft purchasers Those who have yet 10
supply themselves with these necessary articles will
ind il greatly TO their advantage to give me call
before purchasing elsewhere, dealing as am en-
iirely IN the gentlemens line, and buying in large
quantities. i is but reasonable 10 suppose, that every
advantage that the purchaser could have anywhere,
can be had By calling on
r WILLIAM J. STEPHENS.
Harpcrs- Ferry Jan. IL 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
HOWELL 4 BROTHERS

HOWELL Il BROTHERS
HAyE removed to No 2e7 Baltimrre street. 4
H doors East of their former store, where they
will lie much pleased TO wait on their customers and
can oder al low prices, a very extensive assortment
Of PAPER ,HANGINGS. BORDERS, FIRE
BOARD PRINT BORDERS, CURTAIN Pa
PER, &c, all Of their own manufacture aud impor-
tliiun.
With increased facilities for doing business, and
determination 10 increase our Retail as well as
Wholesale Trade, we will kecp on hand every va
rety and style, and from the lowest TO the high, ST
price. A call is solicited.
Baltimore March 4 l5f0 -Im2I %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
THE MOST EXTENSIVE
Shirt Establishment

In the United States is at No I79 Bali
more Street, Baltimors, Nd,
Hzrre 500 persons employed AID sioek Of 900
dozen Of Stirfs aiirays Oh kdnd
MERCHANTS and others visiting Baltimore
1tl are invited to cab and examine the largest
and best stock Of SHIRTS that - ever beea offer-
ed, consisting Of all sizes and al Mites, 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
T. w. BETTON.
Baltimore March s. ISfo-tyS3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

- >
We l;ts ..sli slne, . sirs r,r<i 6frn c,.a, /.
~. -, :. - ss- te " can cIi-se d. d.
ful1n.lrT ic.iinosr = IS ~ 80
49, g 1879 9.iszn q wa ckr-l5. 81 .ke
e|..t g &c EeIemhis e1nlh CaroI:1f,o. ~ ~
- g n1.s e.t1in<t great rcli.f 81 is ~.
% pyNinis. PDvtsnr1d, T1-rinir.
NlstAkS NtLs4M or WILD cHERaY.
e.. ss,.c1 rrspn 2 patent msdirin.-. having
s..pcf mtu INTO our var De above nsrnei
eti1iely afcr he cIoec q he -, -
~, 49, " tne AeE'.!4.qEe when orr idn,s were almost
eise1 "a ~ .1s hiyhly rariked atmosphere Of o1r
s s.s.:s.'ess9ct S.sk Heus& Tho BaisanI immsdJ-
.S..cy rcitea " 81 mos k1Sr1ssfax cSsei whfrh
1rspt.nct cor henllh u 4 serious desT.c' Er rel
tnst we ar indebted % Il for some [een poaads 81
@1im.i uelghi-uhich addition once feil' cahnot be
fqrgotlsn.
hone genuine unleu signed l. BUTTson ne
~ z s. EIcHELBERGER. czdsi<agrn,
y. =. HARTMAN, Wsn<hrder
~. Jos. @. Hays Ha1prrssFsrr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
Attention, Farmers I

T1HE subscriber respectfully informs the Farm
Il ers Of Jefferson and the adjoining counties, that
he keeps constantly on hand large quantity Of
ground PLASTER, which he wall sell at SO so
per ton, cash, or in exchange for produce al
the highest cash price. He respectfully solicits
cali from all in want OF The article before pufchas-
ing elsewhere. GEO. w. FOX. -+
SUPERINTENDENT March lSlH-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
LiND FOR SHE.

n OFFER sale. one undivided fourth pan of thai
u valuable Estate. known = he PIEDMONT
FARM lying near Chariesloun. Jefferson county
Va and late The property q pr. John Briseoe, de.
ceased.
This land Is eiigibly situated. On he Winchester
and Potomac Railroad. and The Smi,hfeld and Har.
pefs Ferry TurBpike thus having the besl ldvan-
iaers Of access 10 market
The ihierest 70 Be disposed Of win BE- when divi1
"a, fee simple IN 81 acres Of this land and n
version in 81 acres, Dover Land. The purchaser,
when the Dover right expires viii he entitled 10
one-forfih par Of The MANSION HOUSE, one Of
The lareesi and fines, ia the county as also Of the
other houses and cnrtiage
TheSi acres 10 fee, would suit any one desiring
4 small farm near the town, and can Be laid Cd,
commissioners having been appointed BY the court
for that PurPose 50 asio give supply d wood and
water. The soil is of the best qualify. The pur-
chaser would hold position As 10 the Dover part
that aertefetf might prove advantageous,
Terms made known By application in person or
By letter. % the subscriber near ChariestoWn, Jeer
z ss'7 JAMES L. Ransom.
Malcn : tniJ.s Esfss.stt1 d. = 49, Il
N b II the above properly b not sold private
" before, il VIE be offered 10 the highest bidder In
front Of the Court House door Of Jefferson County,
o. tAs 1914 day If Nuel- {conuday.l J. L. r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN
FURNkTURE.

Amoaga phich ayekaesfolloUiag articles, riS !:
One good Wardrobe, mahogany Sideboard,
Bureau, Tables, C.tairs, Bsdsteads and
Bedding, Carpets, DE good Cooking Store,
and other arficlcs foi tedious 10 mention.
TERMS.-A credit Of six months will be given
on all sums OF So and UPWARDS, under five dollars
cash.
Sale to commence at I'd o'clock, A. NJ.
Also, will sell one Nekro Woman and her child
3 years old, at private sgle-and hire one Negro
nan. JAMES l. HAMILTON.
Feb. %, lSIg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
EOR C.aLIEOR.1.r.a.

TINE subscriber, Agent for the Penn Mutual
il Life Insurance Company, Philadelphia, is au-
thurized TO IasRre Tie Lrcs Of Persons eoag % Ca
HfDraja, To those who leave families an oppouu-
nifty is now Offered OF securing TO them lin the even,
OF their death wbilc Fgane) handsomc som, for
small consideration. Premiums as low as any other
Company In the United States.
Feb. Is, 1881 J. J. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
For Sale

TvHRTY bushels prime cLovERsEED-,hree
March I, 1919. w. +. TURNER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

yol arc pot eQinK come and rent the BRICK
- LOUISE and LoT. %. congrsss eireet inrear
- ~ Carers Hoiel. III IN god order % arIsrd
evmior- Terms moderate.
APRlyo WAL r LOCK,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
Bolivar Properly & Private Sale

THE undersigned oilers a Priyate sale, his Pro
= perry in the town Of Bolivar This Property
is elgbiY situated. with ffunt % Union Street OF
about no feet running back to Taylor street about
40 leek Fronting Union sffeet is good BRICK
HOUSE, which | now occupy. 1t would be good
situation iora store (he front room being designed
Tor that purpose and sufficient room for the accom-
modation Of large family.
Fronting Taylor street Is TWO GOOD TENE-
MENTS. now under rent This property is sus-
ceptible Of being divided into 3 or more Lots. It
will be sold entire or divided TO suit the convenience
of purchasers For terms apply to
RICHfD r. CREUZEN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

"a I shah leateibe county about the 20sh inst,
= AZ who are indebied are earnestly rcqueslrd 10
period. either BY note or cash. have disposed q
my Drug Siore 70 Dr. l. s. EiehelbeIger. Who Is
worthy m every respect 81 agenerU1s patronage
THOMAS n. FLINT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
Superior TOBACCO.

TUST received the celebrated brands, EsmT-
" sldO al FL Dorado" Tobacco, pronounced by
Judges The most superior article ever offered in this
ma.6et a7
LYNcHBURG 70BAcC0-The genuine ar
ticle. for smoking, Just received and for sale.
LOGAN-Of all brands, and most superior qua
liy. J. ]. MILLER.
Feb. Is, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
SUMNER SCHOOL or MEDICIyE.

TTsHE LECTURES In the CINCINNATI
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, will commence
on The firsi Monday In April next and continue I'M
Ill the end Of june, under the following arrange
m mt
LEeITaes. srnJEcra
IIanbury Smith, NJ d. Ma.rria Mediea.
John Davis VI. d. Anatomy & Pbysiolorv
J. l.. Walter, NJ. d. Sargcry.
John Lick. Jr chrmistry.
Geo. Mendenhall, N. D. Pathology and Physical
Diagonis.
,. A.Warder, NJ. y. Medical Botany s. Tor
Zoology
y +. White NJ. D. Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
J. II. Tate. n D. =, Obstetrics and Diseases
of Women.
Sixteen Lectures viii be given weekly through
out the course, and the Students can. have the adj
vantage Of witnessing the Surgical operations whi-h
may occur during the Summer in the largest Hos
: pital West al tacsIuouniains
Fee Tor the Whole course, $50
!ssryAlarch.a l6t0.-&3,. Is > 71sf2[ 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
TROY.

A LARGE stock OF hammered and rolled Iron
IA oil all sizes, for Tire, &C. for sale by
: WIN. ANDERSON & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
: FREDERICK HERALnD

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PYEER q Co.

The far famed !, truly lueky Lottery -Aseats,
No Il Light Street, Baltimore, MI,
Acts as an /" Open Sesame . TO Princely Fortune !
and forever banishes FROM the mind that gaunt and
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The annexed schemes OF gorgeous Lotteries for
March. present attractions OF rare magnitude, and
establish their merit hy their own brillianey.
Pyfer & Co., No. Light Street, Baltimore, Md,
have at their old established house great variety
OF fortunate numbers Ia packages and single tick
cts, With the money always ready 10 pay over
pr0mptlg on demand. We, therefore, who would
n ask in the sunshine Ut plenty or increase the
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for lucky number always TO the only truly iortu-
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IL PYFER & CO., ALWAYS LUCKY n
small specimen Of luck within ONE MONTH
$4,000, whole ticket, sent to New York city.
81 500 sent 10 Randolph CO., N. G.
$1,000 semitic Mason CO., Va
SI2 900, half ticke; sent TO Barnwell CO., S. c.
$4,000 or. ticket, sent to Athens CO.. Oh:o.
The above arc few only Of tho largest Prizes.
All sent 10 Correspondents turing the month Of
February and pronr,iy paid BY thc Fortunate
Louise Of PyfeT q Co
Co-mden1c never yiolatedl No postage need be
paid on orders 10 Pyfer g. Co
Grand Lotteries for March.
For splendid prize you have Oaly ,osoEder from
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08
CHARLEN RL.9KE.

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VITHoLESALE and retail deal. On
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Watoh<s- ~ Watches and Jewelry OF an kind
carefully repaired
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