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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-20

(1LERMOrT ror Satellite residence Of the late Gen.
b. bis This Is distant boa four
from Alexandria, and one mile south of the Little River
and Of Ge
which about hundred and sixty is level bottom
we'll drained and the whols with about Of up
land judiciou,y cultivated and improved by clover and
Is divided into seven Aelds-one large meadow OF
timothy-wth more fine springs In each. The
young The and M
purtenances are OF the most ample and commodous de-
overlooking town Alexandria and the low lands
estate The dwelling house on the first floor con two
chambers above stairs and in tho buildings appuenant to
it. besides an ample kitchen, laundry and house-keepers
datons for servants, and outbudngs for rooms &C..
the whole in good repair At convenient distance is the
the farm servants baoksmiths shop, kiln bni!t of brick
for burning lime, with ample barns, sabng, and other
fruit, ornamental grounds and waIk.0he whole in good
order, and well preserved by is late proprietor
ninety hundred in and oats and OF
that the crops be removed The premises
the overseer For terms apply Maynad'er Mason esq
at Georgetown D. G the subscriber, the acting ex
' Xp s4od&cpSw ''' JAMES NJ MASON.
NEW MUsIC.-Just received. lne oId-esia6Iished
IN store. door east Of Twelfth street, Pennsylvania
avenue, the following and popular music, which will
% SOU ''' ''''' '''''N '''''' '' WM FISHER
teurs Italllennee amuscmeDts from operas Oh nor
ma, Ernanni, Beissnr, Linda, DC.
Loves first step is upon the rose by j. Kibock
You ask me why struggle not: by U. r. Cunnington.
The Sabbath bells, by Chss Grobe.
The Lark sings blithely in The sky; tor the guitar
Come, loved one, smile from Linda, do
When thon the verdant bowers from the German
Italian Gems. Nos L. 2, and A. from Donnizstt operas,
arranged by LIE Carpenter.
Invitation la dance, quadrlles; arranged for per-
formers, by 6. w. Hewitt
Bishops fantastic quadriles, founded her
favor,e airs arranged by herself.
The celebrated medley overture introducing the most
popular airs, sung by A. Bishop: by Bochsa.
The Alton March: by Car Whitwell.
Dearest Mae, with variations: by Charles Grobe
Oh Sus, ma, do do by E. L. White.
The Bachelor Polka; by Prof. Lenschow.
The Solier's Song, from the Ambuscade, arranged
trio: by j. c. Morton
President Taylor's Triumph, march by Gungr
Oh Susanna, qnicks,ep; by e l. White.
The Virginia Rosebud; by Reman.
The Main Truck by Henry Russell
The May Queen, in three Parts by Dcmps'er.
The Futlss Gems, being collection OF operate pieces
for the flute by Manuel
Beauties for the iute by Nicholson May 10
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-20

INOR 0ENTLEMEN.-We have ready madc goods of
the best and most approved styles Our stock large
and we'll diversified in qualify of material and style
men to suit all tastes Gentlemen will find garments we'll
and tasteiuly gotten up
We have cloths. cassmees and vestings always hand
which we prepared make order short notice
In fancy articles supply 10 very good and elegant
Also, hne New York made shirts ssed by any,
with large assortment of fine gauze under linen and
COTTON drawers, NC All Of which offer fair and very
low prices. One price only YOUNG " OREM,
a. 3 doors west of Browns Hotel
MhJ ic-Sfaw4wif Pennsylvania avenue.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-20

So far we deem il necessary, we shall, in paper
Of Tuesday next reply to the six columns of assault
upon leading editorial of Tuesday last. which have
appeared in the iro organs Of the administration, publish
ed in this city, viz the National Wig" and the "Nd'
ona Intefgsncr" Having discharged their bile upon
we think they contain themselves until then, and
we are very sure we can stand it.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-20

1 SN DANDELEA No. 237 Baltimore street.
~ s . received from the house of Messrs Jolly FIeres
at low prices, ~ ''' 'o '"'c" III ~" ""y''
Imhnrodecd lace and hcm stitched linen cambric hand
,nI nHPes collars; CHEMISTS; colored and white
I J'uns, o. all qualities and styles tarctons, OF all
~" q"ses pink and blue baraecs; accs of the
1o.o"' dJ.sues and styles; linen Iusre embroidered
dresses WIN general assortment Of all descriptions OF
'@o0 so0'As al" 0"osoiocHes, May l6-N
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-20
The HuEnb u9weru.

We commended in our yesterday mornings paper, that
the wing party have elected their President fair
and honorable grounds Principle has been thrown
aside, and humbugs have been adopted for the attain
ment of success. During the last campaign they hum
plugged the country into the election of military cam
ddae, utterly unfit TO play the statesman Or administer
'the civil duties of the President OF the United States
They took him up their nominee, because they be-
leved him to be available candidate. They present
ed him a no.pary candidate, to insure democratic
support They resorted to false pretenees of de-
scnptions, to votes and now, since they have
elected him. they violating all their pledges, and for
feting all claims to the confidence OF an enlightened
people We submit another illustration OF the reckless
perhdy with which they have violated their most SOL
emn engagements during the campaign. What will an
honorable people think Of the following artcle' We
beg them to read it, weigh well, and then pronounce
upon the conduct and the character of men who
could thus affect the part OF disnteresed politicians
in order to obtain votes, and then only "aecep'
the offices which they had voluntarily discaimed, but,
as James Watson Webb has done, actually apply for
Office. and sue for it with cap in hand. What should
be thought of who devoted to the spos, that
they not only bring sur upon their own characters.
but would subject the President TO the putaton of owing
his election to false preences and to hollow professions
who care not how they elected him, or how they should
afterwards serve themseyes'
From the Richmond Enquirer.
PROFESSION PRAcrcE-ln the spring of 1913, whom
The Wall spoils hunters made their minds sup
port General Taylor the hero of sun and alrocious
war, the "avaiabe" candidate to handle power
aud its patronage, the New York Courier and Enquirer q
W. Webb It's editor in chief published the following:
ave OF committee OF twenty-five, working fo,
the good of the cahse-and may add that not OF that
committee will either be applicant for accept Office, ii
General Taylor shall be elected President"
The following persons members OF the Wall
committee, who concurred in and published their own
"selfdenying ordinance:"
Hagh Maxwell who has just accepted the influential Of
fee of collector.
]. Watson Webb, candidate for mission to Spsn.
J. Prescott Hall, appointed district attorney.
Moses H. Gnnel, by proxy, for Philip Hone, naval Of
fccr.
Simeon Draper by proxy for the consulate Havre for
his brother
Well may the New York Herald say, it does pithiy
"On these data, will ask chemist to tell how much
truth and veracy the professions Of twhg Tayor]
politician will yield by disla,on a slow fire."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-20

NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS- Third Conxressionai Dis
hicfThe delegates from the third district
on tho 7h instant unanimously nominated John II. HAIR
the democratic candidate re- selection to Con-
gress from that dstrict-eW Orleans Crsscent Nav TO-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

ME haFe Just received rialhef supply 81 cheap
wv Sugar. Rice. and all kind oF Groceries for
Harvest which Will Be sold as low Is al any house
IA town. Please cal and examine our st0ck.
jane q. 1919. JNO4 X. WOODS q co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
Important. to Farmers.
Gafl7nis Patent Grain Drill

TNHE subscriber is now rnanufadtnrin, this r,s.
- valuable implcmeng Or husbandry. Thes.
machines hare been most thoroughly tested in Ohio
and Pennsyiyahia iDE planiihg Wkeaf. RYE. Corn
Oats, &c, aud is 50 eoHsstucted as 10 drop any
qnannsy PET acre, and a any depth desired Il
would almost b useless q relate the adrantzges Of
DrIillng, over broadcasl sowing Experience has
proven that a. least 80 per cent more grain can Be
gfown after the drill with one-ourth les seed Than
amer ne broadcast sowing The subscriber aHnexes
some @ ine reasons iOr Drilling Wheat, given BY
those who have thoronghle tested the system:
Isl. The seed dephsiicd with greater regularity.
ard at proper depth
%. When deposited il Us covered and kept from
the birds, sc FIf 3
Sd. L isnot 70 liable 10 winter kill The drill
raises the ridges on each side Of The row. These
ringes cTuHbie down BIZ the action of the frost and
mus cover and nourish the young plants, and pre-
vent them from beiAg thrown Out BY freezing and
thawing (lE# H r. -
9Th, The ROOFS being deep. il Is nanifes,v rs, .
liable % injury blythe aryuth. n
9Th. Il is not 90 liable 10 rust And not 50 liable
ID lodge Is -
9Th. By the admission of The sun and air between
ne rows, stronger and healthier plant IS pro-
drced and OF course 4 heavier crop
IN. BY drilIipg The farmer IS enabled To have
heavy crops on light land.
elh L economises seed and saves time, which Is
money H.
The undersigned ccnldI publish columns pf test.
nlonials OF thoss who have tried the drill seeding:
bns he is willing ID Submit The claims Of he svs,
TEN TO Nc George EichelbeFgerl Of this county,
whose held Of Wheat,soW By the drill, will COM
pare bylwith thar Of any other in the county
had Y n - - =
IL would be well fur thoseIwho NAV desire to BRO
snre 'ne maehiaes g make known their wishes
eaa f A. possible G. S. GARDNER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
ALEXANDRIA MARKET Market

FT.orFp -r. IUEspAY, june ab, l849 N
receints ~ NJ ulaFKet Continues dull and the
p,rt ibsre <. - rnal are lam Since 0pr last re-
brands lar., sles o. iOpgal 500hbls straight
Of M ,rhnsa.,;,, Z. p ~. HesterdaTtwe heard
Wagon nries ~ 3. anu the market closed dull
& GRAIN. The tvhea, nib /. Isl 80, ~
ticc sa es Of 2O0Oas (lf1 In s,ar s;.y WE no
no Whit ofFering n chas1 F9Ia'he rea az tV9c
white afioat Al 5ir vellor 4, n. u eoln salss Of
3oc. The receipts are moderate n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
Educatibn.T

-sA GRADUATE Of one Of NAL Rr,;.h r.p....
IN $3.50 ~ peen Classical Teacher III North
tEme III ,s;a nc Twelve moHthS, (neaFv all his
si,r,,;. 80 eounstry.l wishes AZ obtain hsinar
at ~ q one 81 ihe SouheIh States He Would
sssceI ItassHcat where liberal
pills ia privaae family. - 4Aeef Pu-
CeTtiheateSp f character and abilities d.n Il. =.
dueed -I't''es q%n pe pro
Address, post paid, WI. Tsftoy e,relr,.v Il
June s Ss l \ TX s'- SiSeei Philadelphia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

~ shs 2lss inst. 81 Rev. WIFE Dultor NH -,
~, MconE q Mss NAsniE D. dlurlter III I: 49,
y Moore, Esq an Of his county, ~ 81 Hi =
On he lo.h H., IS - n
8 H0rcll 81 eEbn,s i $50 nIe 81. goHH r
q Lond1un eoursy e 90
Onthe fztk insr = ky.rx..s -,
SClILoNax. larr N 4. ~ r., mr. HkNEY
al NarsSrsk,, n W Alss Ass BRANNAn
On lhs 29th NJ :,
D. Il Shernsn. III y $50. !. AIo by Rev
Berkeley eo. IA n ~. a 1uN'asq1AMt "a
alloL 81 Charles county, Mo. - Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

Ffre Mil<s rom CAdylssio.enI y fsvs,. ,s.,.,'. -.
IHILL be open los the reeepssop o.0,,.,s.. =
49, -. 60 PC FfopfleinF pledges himself
guests and that The aeeommndatioDs 81 8 ~
If net better Than those Of any other
in the Valley a Virginia The ereat gfss n ~
water in cases Of DYSPEPSIA DISpsv Rhe.,, -
&c. are too well knariiaoreanire any
The scenery is grand and 10 serpaEs ,has n
any other watering place in lie fInile Ep,s ~
pas 3 one q ne healthiesi and most agreeable 10
Shanendqah and abontt n 4, "a y go. ~
the mountain In Prburiernr w;,f -. I ~
Coach and safe drisefo md from ira snrin, .,.e
" day ethearrival of he cars from "a
Winchester 6EE I I'M 1-H- 1NN'slAu IN ana
Terms 80 frst Eeek, So SECOND. or 81, ~, MANI,
JOHN u ABET1L.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
Hooks! Rn0kstil

i uSI recelTed Maria Eageworth's Works COM
u plete, in 10 vols; Mis- Pickerings Warts. Mrs
Cores Works; CharlSsie Eaizabe,hs con- plete IL
vols containing Osfie add Islam, Conformity and
Convent Bell, Judea CAPITA, The Rookie, R;nci-
Palilies and Powers PersoaaI ReeolecliSns, FLORAL
Biography Helen Fleetwood; = :. =
Nineyeh and lis Remains by I,at-ard p voI.
Lynrh's Expedition 10 lhe Dead Sea.
Boston Melodeon for sale by
June II III n tsIf.EIE-r r,r,nf -,p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
$500 10 81. GOO Tyyanf,ed..

kNKOM one 10 five wears, llr which hn intere.t
- equal 70 sersn per cent win be paid annually
iceH secured b. mortgage or deea o trust Iu valoe
5eal esgate, D9th 10 the town apn county We Aexan-
WnlSn N new daily increasing in value as the
NaIious puoiis works 70 thistle progresses to a
completion. Those who have money TO invest. al !
good and safe interest; viii do well to address N
III kis r. b.
h June y, tdlg-sIml ss lEI Alexandra Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

Iva meeting ofithe President and Dir 4,ers IN
lne virginia and Maryland Bridge Company
pay q john H. MeEndree Treasurer Of ~ =
1pstalmert OF 1--WE dollars ashare ob the II n
FAY o. June next and an instalnent Of i've dnilars
snare each month thereafter untiihe snhkerEal;on.
r. ~ RaSa ~. JOHN M JEWETT, !;
ShePherdsiowh. May d. Iala-lc els-.tat-'.g.L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
Notices.
RELIGIOUS Nllrlr,..EI.,

The religious services I'll I'LL Pro,ex,.ns ra;.oa
pal Church viii be held in
Church On Sunday NEXT The ist " July Pday;5epee
permitting. Al thar time the ComInni1idn IN ~
W y also aQmNn tsiered and the usu-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
Baltimore Market.
OFFICE or t1FfIis a - -

0FFlGE OF THE ri CLIPPERFl
Il FLOUR. --Thesales io.Ssyga Wiz IL. ~ ~
Aare 700 bbs aIs4 Al and 3o,Ssls o sa q flour
81, and fresh ground 7e4ses ans q
1hAlN IA sale OF 1900 bhs6els perI, ..1 !
y6c and cargo of white Al (lr Tnrr 49,. ILL =
9r yelow, and 5oa5lc TOR white Oats IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

FFyHE subscribers hare Just returned from Baih-
i more with large and extensive assortment 81
Goods n theif line, which added % her former
stock, makes It full and c6mpleie. They mos re-
specially infiie call from he hrmeEs o. Jefferson
and Clark. feeling assured ,hat their prices can
c0npareuiih those bf any other establishment n
III kinds 8 eouns.y psp'iues taken d sxehspge
for goods atmarhet prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
NOfice.

|HR L..uS o. peea Of lTust from Charles Har-
81 y re nqetsisned. OF record ihihe County
~ yenelsgn county, conveying his stoek Of
tss 4 s, eng Geoes que to him for The benefit Of
eleonofs theren Anamsd, the Undersigned
~ vs. s'oek q goods WARES and merchandise for
. ~ lor easn. Persens who are indebted to
iipmediately, as Indulgence cannot be eiydn
/ Charles Harper and Robeft G. Harper are duthor-
Fcttlelnent Of the accounts 597 4 7 J ~
Is..I IQHN{M. JEWETT. Tsalaerls
sAepherdstown, June q a9-tf-fS CoplE 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

81 III IN rdR TuR Pooh, On the 18th inst
tLc County Court considered the petition Of
~ oycrskers 81 the Poor, ia relation toIdis-
rssii1r 81 ihc present Poor House, &c, and
tk1fSf ssinn. tffm upon which % sopport
fke 1oer PC tie copnty The Court gayespy
..xx{Iy decided majority. IT, assent ana ap-
/ 1r6l ;fIS6 IS llS sck eme thereby aathorizipg
she Dy1r<eers ~ carry oat theu expressed
Iytexs IN the matter. As the law n snch cAses
hfAlk and pfoyfaea FEairscts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

Ia JOURNEYAfAN POTTER /, immediately.--
~ To a man accuftokied to thk business, good
wages and steady employment wilIhe given.
Also, as anAPPRENTICE, bby IS oil iG years
old of industrious habits hnd good moral character
To such an one good situation isohered.
JOHN WISE.
Shepherdstown, June 93, ISi9--at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
! VIRGINIA FREE PRESS AND GENERAL AID
u. .sasel =. CO,


$3.50. y D1 1.sl 80 Aeshs sNsklS
AKR the pleasure q informing their Virginia
friends, and ne public generally mat he FOL.
Y wing splendid Lo1erles VIII bedFaFn ID the month
q and f1n the great success which has attend.
81 neir ONCE q late they feel warranted IN sating
anAt ortnne mas laken up her abode with hem
Among the numerous prizes sold III lana thev win
euuEneraie few: 1Tst
a Of go 600. OF SIS 600 81 sla 600 aIof 81 ooo
3lof 1000, ii Of /. 600, and host 81 sinslleT
Tie foli0SriRg L9fs<Ties 1ss 70 u dtS,,, u ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

RAtiInoAp iCoa.ListoSI-On Monday one
! IL III host miraculous escapes Of human life
from Sudden death was witnessed on the BAL:
StiuisfcI aud Ohio railroad, about two miles
nom n cunt Clare depot, and at the juncture
f.lI.oknst Point terminus with the main
Item. 1 Alarge train 81 coal cars going along
! very Swiftly, whilst turning the curve which
connects those tracks, was met by the morn:
ink passenger train from Harpers Ferry,
(which was half hour beyond the usual
iir5e. lland the hind ears Of each train were
whiraih against each other with the velocity
oflieEning The locomotive Of the burden
Nssts Nas mach ir5urea having her connect
aine rad, cranks, So, tbrnraway, whilst twt
slofths passenger ears were twisted from then
wheels, and more er less shattered; yet mi
i rsXiltus 10 state, mo ono received anJ injury
4s.ke tcry slight bruises. The damage sus
stssnst by cars viii amount to $500, #
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

4A y Harris will please call and nav Shef notes
fna accounts Il Is hoped none viii aisressfd this
pfs tOr i Is very important to close tile business as
SPeealiy as possible. f jed. GRSDN.
May H. =s I'd . j. HARRISt Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

1000 rs ees,is; Sssa sssss Ha4,
SO ies Family LII y fiflins ard 4ar3,
Alll6f which vim Be sola tfs1p ~ c1sh.
1n1e -. 1872 WIN. s. LOCK Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

servant M ~ i. a 1sslee Of RE Circuit Superior
r,oIr ,r3 hos. 49, ~ EnirkEifs Frnnanr red on the
aoo III s y, Va 80 slherein pending be-
kkNas'Tr ~ f1ls ss ms a,d w. B
security. Hi. N. S.fWHTTE,
Commissioned
.losErH STaRRY. Auctib1eer. E
June ~, igfg-3t tfff sIEE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
Lot fol- Sale

TIME subscriber offers fbr sale Lot of Ground,
+ III containing two acreslying on Congress street
Charestown near the Episcopal Chitrch. Il win be
divided into lots of hall Ill acre, oFFess II desired
hypurchAsefs If not sdlbeiore the first day Of Jef
aerson August Coar, It vilH On thafdaysbe Offered
atpablc sale before ihecort house door ia Charles
townrto The highest bidller For Terms apply 10 the
subscribers HICHD. WILLIAMS.
lime ~ A2lq-at .tE Hs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

|TsRUNKS 2 Handsome Trunks fur sale By 81
CLOTHES, SC Grain and Grass Scyihes, Ri
I'D des Whehtones, Sci. III saIebF
June 81. JN0 X WOODS 4 co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
DagnerreOtype Miniatures
TAKEN IN TIE BEST STYLE BY
EDWIN#J. EVANS
naguerria r Artisl

I
O2MS a. Capt JoHN AVIS, two doors west Of
- NM r. Lock Store where he will reHiain
unt lew days ioI she purpose Of taking miniatures
by the improved Dagaerriah process
Inc aehtion OF All persons interested in pro
curing DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENFSSEsf II
themselves or friends or COPIES from Portraais Mir
iatures Paintings or Stat1ary, IS particulars In.
vited 70 MY specimens i
Ny arrangemeniS are such that i take mihiat,,res
Of children and adults Instantly and of dereaxe3
persons at4their private residences
10 style OF execution and picturesque etfect--in
ooldness of character and beauty DC expression-in
variety OF size and delcaey of lights and shadows y
shall aim al the highest perfection possible
instructions gwen and Apparatus, Chemicals
and Materials; furnished. Ef m a 4
PLEASE TO READ III
lie Superiority OF my Lsikenesses Is theiresnlt Of
my care in the arrangement throughout inarf;cn.
lariy NE light. THUS obtain mild delicate pleas
ING eye, instead of 4 blotch Of white, nearly or
wholly covering The pupil either giving ii a wild
unnatural glaze, ordestroying its lively appearance
1 blend arlisucaliy my lights and shadows; and,
Elen color, avoid e.harsh cut, patternliike Out.
me s q semblance y paper profile, or thcorum.
ny pictures Of infants and children being in
orally very pleasing -''N p y
miniatures ~ y taken in an kinds oil weather
!, =. ~ B.Tsdtors and others VIII Speak Of me a.
shey mink best or feel thai myeflaFts merit sbaIi
pot attempt to- make any one belfsre NINE ,b ani
work Of the kind deserving credi1a nor shall srsr
eeoollecf Or publish h0mbastic harnbugoine essd
Pill or circular containing collecnn nf nv avn
Press 81 r1-Tf 4 ff " Iesn. q me
Charlestown. June leI1aao tt- r - AA1sS ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28
Wool Wanted

WISH to purchase washed and unxi.h.a
y y Wool country Soap, Potatoes. Poultry 4 go
Highest market prise Tor good fscsh 1,;stsI ~
DUNNINGYclrS I
D1nnlngton's Depot, June 1. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

lA ME-, s.Ig claims against the estate or
1rrsenS 49, '. eeeeased are requested to
In serf,s,ar, ' IN. property authenticated
yin "a ga. PeLsgns Indebted 10 said estate
Nh n JAMES WYS0NG. l=l
Eli IL. i, a.l WIS. LOCK, III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-28

4 k me Annual Meeting Of the orerseers Of tho
- Pour Of Jefferson County, on Monday, the 4th
day Of June, 1879
i R sces ordered That Notice be given to the defin-
Aaenis In the Parish levy Of 1913, returned BY the
Sheriff. that payment Of their respective lekSes}may
~ made TO any member Of the Board or TO the Clerk
AZ any time befoEe The Ah day Of gply next all DEF
1nqtents after that time 10 be pntshed 10 each oil
Ahe newspapers of CharlestOwns sf y
By order ofthe Board, SAAfL STONE !.
E X June 7, 1919. Clerk.
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49,, The fsst TO administer successfully 70 the
$50 600, Haf Ticket FTTlpaang thereby
is 900, Half Ticket, sent Il Sout6 n 0i'T J
II 600, 9Quarter Ticket seiit 10 South Carolina.
10000, Whole Ticket, sent 70 Virginia.
$40 600, Quarter Ticket sent to Philadelphia. "
5000, Whole Ticket, sent to Pennsylvania.
5000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Ohio,
5000, w hole Ticket, sent 10 New York
5000. Quarter Ticket, sent to Indiana.
lz7- Every Prize promptly paid land on file
ITr Far better make an investment at the Truly
Lucky and Far-Fained Office of PYFER & Co,
than 90 ID California @ a,#4
ii IT PYFER 81 co. give Gold already Coiard
aad Stdniped.
IN Tie majority Of Capitals always sold By
BANK DRAFTS, payable At sight in Gold, re-
mitted promptly 70 any part Of the United States fof
Prizes sold BY PYFER s. co. sa s
E-gF All Communications strictly confidential
tE Remember that the result of the fyst trial has
often been splendid fortune! little perseverance,
Is sure 10 realize one. H
SPLENDID LOTTERIESl FOR JULY, I849
R~<S~Gard r,,,r T1visr
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HATs cheap Palm Hats ioI Harvest
- June p no +, WOODS > 90.
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IN VIE house Al present III the Occupancy ~ n n
Bnfeher, Esq. Possession given On de ii
III ,ApnL For terms apply al the office Of
I Jan. II, 1872 ANDREW KENNEbys
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GAIT Ground Aim, and Fine Salt jnzi rsceiv-
. ed 1sid f0rsale III
Mar ~ STEWART q LEWIS.
TNISH -Sh4d. Markcrel and Herring byIhe bar
E Tel 1r half barrel. for sale b
llaysi STEWART = LEWIS