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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
a VALUABLE
eTerson Farm for Sale.

"a 10 t%igned is aulhorised( I'd sell very
1faet y Land, IN JFaf ton sConhtI
IA ii sg II
ISL I-9 Acres
isaR +1ieS South OF Chatlestown, Il County
'',luntY ragl0ining HE landA1f Win.
y ", fiji R9ger Chew and Others, onNhe She
t., tp eiIg aud now occupied by Mr.. ATaKe-
Eaa irSssin healthy neighborhoodlis In
3ana l3g "a cultivation, and for trftiliIy anpfe.
@t surpassed by few farms OF the ctnlY
.Ya, 4a8ltJ5 at the soil is Limestone, and Verinl-
psllsaole. Al is one Of the best watered farms fhp
county la great consideration in Ibis regidof
country1 having several large 4and nniakg
springs, and fine stream flowing through it. Is
very accessible 10 market, being within 81 milSt
the w in s. Pot. r.. Road, and shorter dislaa.
ffomsseveral Merchant Mills.
The improvements consist of Sfese Direlg
with kitchen attached, and out buildings, sucks
stabling, cern-crib, dairy, &c.
Persons disposed to purchase may expect a IL
gain in the land, and would dc well to e1amindes
premises.
The undersigned, at Charlestown, on Mr. Tss=
ner, Oh the premises, will take pleasure in tugsn,i
ing anyfurlher description OF informatien @hicn
may be desired.
For1erms Of sale. apply to the undep.gn,s.dtr,
June 5, 1851. n S. WAfLfs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
Education.

TTlHE second Session Of nv School undet rtlr
d ssssge of Mr. ]. G Locke, commenced ID the
25th EnAgant. The number OF scholars is limited,
bal taeie are some desks YET uninterrupted.
TERMS.
Board, Washing and Tuitien in Latin G{eek,
French and all the English branches. $50 90
Day Scholars, i'll alllhe above studies 50 100
Primary Department % 90
As,my school is established for the edacalioa Of
my sens it3aih b permanent
MARGARET G DOUGLASS.
Aoyus. % fA5l-3l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
Public sale.

VIZ sIEs te sold AZ pibtc sale, al the residence
VI oEihs lat. William Roach, al South Boil
va 4 on THERSDAY he s25M IF SEPTEMBER ns1t,
ali Nh Personal Properly Of said Roach. deceased,
cnfssisfitio III -
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RRUIIsNT SCHEME. /

whole Tickets S2O-Halves sIo-Quarters So
Eighths s., so.
Cettihcates bf packages Of IS wholes s27O 90
Do do Of . Halves 1856 90
Do do OF IS Quarters g. so
Do do of Is Eighths So IS
Orders fo1 Tickets and Shares and Certiiida,es 81
Packages IN The above Splendid Lotteries viii re-
ceffs the mdss promps attention, and Hi official ac-
count Of each drawing sent immediately afder n is
over 10 all dho order from US.
Adde'S j s. C. MAURY, Agents
Aieraadyia, EtgfniGs
September 4. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
$4,000 S
sac. O0ol $4,000
80 PRIZES OF s. 0OOI

I5 Drd4cn Numbers eat of IS!
tTIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for The bene-
v iis Of Monongalia Academy, Class K, for
1851. 10 be drawn in Alexandria, Va, on SatuF-
day, the I'd of August 1851.
A6gut one PgtrS o Blank .-ous-ffA ef ~ prizes
Gil hare d4 Askna eitdey THREE or TWO dyasaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
!. FARMS FOR SAFE,

TIME Farm on which reside in the tlein l, 8.
Il Newtown, CONTAINING ONE HENDlssssliezgl. y
TWENTY ACRES. This Farm Is well Sc ~
Grass and In good STATE ofimprovemenE, and 81,
uated immediately on the Valley turnpike hosu
tram WiafhcSter 10 Saupton. seven nllies4leDt tlls
els IN tke Slate OF Virginia. The improvements
are a lafge and handsome BRICK ID YELLING.
together with every necessary Out Bni{diag, and
all in a good state Of repair.
will also sell another Farm adjoining the above,
containing TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
ACRES all well set in Grass, and in hishlyfm-
proving eonditi n
~ These two Farms wilfbessofd separately or
togeiher5to salt purchasers.
Newtown. Frederick Co, Va. June a6, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04

t.nvt1yyr guss sss,.a ss,a sSsas sfss E--. ~
lie prepared 20 oiisg small slock Of very deslrE
iii t.fess Goods q the latest styles aud most Ri
proved patterns LOCK-, CRAAIER s. LINE.
SsKytesAber 4. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
OrFfcE OF THE Hla,,ras. Feaay

"a Z z
AND SHsNAkDoAa Ai1NuEzcr5Rfss CoMrAsY
THERE VIII Be an adjourned meeting Of The
II Stockho dsrs Of this CcmpanEEoa M5Hday shs
Isl Of September pro1iMo-a genera Attendance Is
requested a. III HERR.
August q, 1851 Secretary.
CPDNGEs, SPDNGES s--A lot 81 very SUPERB
- crSuiiabie fuF bathing, &s. Ri isa,e ~.
Arg. =. =. u: SMITH s. co.
~ EMPTY hiskeY Barrels. for sale al
IL Aug n JERE HARRIS
W00TH POWDER.-0f all kinds for sale 81
y Ang- ~ L. NJ. SMITH q co.
DOWDER ana Fuse, for blaslinr. s.
SCI EBY 9 son
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
Admfnfstrafor,s NOTICE.

PURCHASERS tthe sale Of DR.. Thomas Ham,
Il monds properly, are notified that their notes
are due, and requested to call and pay them.
E. l. LEE 9Aaaliniafator
Aug. 81, 1S5I-3E Of THos Hammond
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04

Tickets sf0-Halves S5-QuaTters So So
Certificates BIZ packages Of 25 Wholes $3.50 90
Do do OF % Halves % 90
Do do Of p Quarters 80 SO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

TpY;viftue of Two Degrees Of the May Term 81
If0bsseu my
27lA aayaof MAJ 1851. il. The case Of Werthngton
andIIenEefsoa4 IlasEees against The administrator
and ibifs a BeAlaiain Boiev, deceased The under
signed Commissioners appointed by said DEGREES
wiz aferfor sale, on the premises on Saturday tht
l2kE I4n ~ SelkhLnblf nfrk thetMhnle Of that
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
Carpefing.

ITIE desire TO call the attention Of those VIII
IN mar want new Carpets 70 our stock, wtfcl
Is toanplete, having been purchased within the as
len slzys. LOCK, CRAMER s LINE
<ssshfefnf 5ar 4 fS5t M8 II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
i Young Lady,
MASONIC.

FTJaaast IL. il ..oIJts l., No.Il7. Of Free
i and Accepted Masons, have sci apart the
sa $PferdQg III 8 ptember, 70 lay the Conner Stone
oftheif geW hail. now in course of erection in this
place. The undersigned having been appointed a
Comsuitsee Ito make the necessary arrangements
&c, cpnAec4ed therewh, do most cordially invite
tie haenf0sFs of the neighboring Lodges together
with alt members in good standing, TO be present
ana participate with us in the ceremonies OF the
ocGas ipni a distinguished Brother from distance
viii dkliser The Grafton
Procession tomove at j O'Clock, A. NJ
sr.HBt BURWELB
II. S. FARMS W ORTIZ
GEO. n. WILTSHIRE, Committee
81 w. IWAGELEY, OF
s. L. MINGHINI Arrangefn't.
AaS. TIMBERLAKE,
Il VANCE BELL.
Ma'diy~ag. August %. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
Public sale.

r SHALI eaer for sale, on 4'ITUPSDA Y The 1l1
i as 5f September asrt il taif i GOT the firstiai
day aAef latth quarters at Harpers- FeHyl all
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
Winchester Femalc AcadenT,

HiHE exercises Of This School will Be resumed
= the first day Of September witilihe Usual corps
Of Teachers JOS. BAKER Priaciual
August 81. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04

Teacher IN District, No rs.
ksFtfRfuhRr q lH11. n,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
Hausehald { Kitehen Furniture.

sud- as lisaaily found IN a well supplied house
and net Necessary TO mention-emDracing 4 or S
Coisi11ana other Stoves
HaetfEouses now occupied By Mrs. Roach, and
thesssSne Stable, win be rented at the same tims.
frasdb IA credit Of sir months, will be given on
alikahs of and over 81, bond and security being
se< ned under that sam, cash. Sale TO take place
ab5ns s96cleck A. NJ.
Jesse CALVERT, Executo4
H. 60 A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
Household { Kitchen Furniture,

consisting, IN part Of
Rssk Ssaf Receptson Chairs
Cane sal Chairs, oj rarious kinds;
Ssaetoqfas; Tables;
glte Latrasg Iatls; Lounges; Cant1le,
sstie6s, S-c Is
fase R9selrood Chieksriak Piano, If me
lore and IN perfect order
Ffsat6 and other BcdsteadS;
Eaitet Ia6f.,s aud Mirrors:
China, Glass and othet Ware
DIR good Refrigerator
1fAsfs; A credit1of six months win be given on
all spnss oyer ten dollars, the purchaser giving bond
an4isGpd sacuntg Sums often dollars and under,
the Rash win be required. No property to be re-
ma3at until The ssfms Of sale are complied with.
SaEeto lake place al I0e'cltck Al NJ.
JOHN iSYMINGTON.
AtssasA n 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
00n't Come loo Late |

- = = - , = N A9EE1tf 4OWA,
ake Il possible 10 sch 81 large quansily Of
gefSsn 81 sheft tiase, the prices are rat sol low
Is tg8sinanee every examiner 10 buY, Whsshdr he
aasY AM goods o. not. He has on Aani. 6eaiyds.
q asif Gdlcoes al 81 cents per yard kGr rs wards
i1s ~ 1900 yards Of splendid imported Caiicoes
Al y sknts, url2 yards 81, 90 yards Of G lnghams
q iakeatsi BeTage de LANES ii % cents, with a
ssasihl assortment 81 Lawns. Mnsiins, CamtFies,
His59 :l-saenss Flanhels 81 Cts Peplins, Vests,
Giuyss, Stlawls and Hanekerchieis.
Y ,sF dilion 70 This, be has fine assortment III
RsadN Made Clothing, whichzwill Sc sold for less
than be COS, OF The materials These arlieleslwill
oall re sola before 10 o'clock, Al M and AMIR S
o'elbtk, 2. NJ, II avoid annoving The ladies'
Eag pabsie are respectfully INVITED 10 call and
exasaihs bis stock in the Store room formerly os-
cupsst bg MIR + awlins opposite Jere HaEris,.
7 ppesed ffoln 6 o'clock, A. III 10 . O'Clock. p. NJ
Positively close on ihe l5th 81
AugAst 2S TS5l-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
Cornn.issfoners, sale.

DY virtue DC decree unaGa al the May Term.
ID lebl, Of the Circuit Count i Jefferson COUNTY
Virginia in The case 81 John Ryefs, &c.r s 5o66
C. Walper and others, tie unds rsigned as Comnsis
~soaeFs appointed for tnat purpose, viii, Shtnr
day ne S0sR dav n Aagsst 1885, offer public sale
before tie Hotel OF Daniel Entler, in ShepheTdsswn,
Virginia, the interest Of John G. WalPer in
Tracf Of Land.
siIuatedlon The Smi,hfeld and Shepherdstowa taln.
pike roai al WalPeris Gross Roads, in Jefferson
county Virginia c6uveyed in iwodeeds Of trust rom
him, one 10 K. II. Lee dated May H. ISf45 the
other to y. S White dated Feb Is, 1919, which in
terest according 10 deed Of division, executed 22d
day Of April, 1917. ty john G. AFalpeE, caiharine
Waiper and Mary II. Walper, IS a Zee simple tighs
10 one hundred acres Of land. and ysTersion 10 a
moitty ii sixty-tao AcFsS held as dover BY Gath
afine Wsalpers widow of John Walpef decd,
TkRas or SALg. as ~ ftsst Is ne deefes.- One
third 0l the purchase money sA one-lhird p -
months ard The halanee % q aisa,hs from sfty %
sale Ihesparchassr giving hla1 and i deed uflast
on the premises sold feF slies deferred 1sefnents
Ri. E.ssE
n. 5. WHITE.
July ii. lssf. csaslssisssSsef SIC. 5
P0stponemenf.
The.abcxe sale is, PoSpoaed anil further nsssce.
r. II. LEE.
Ausust 81 N s. WHITE =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
$4,000!
SO PRIZES OF 81 600.

$780, Z fVVOfA' :
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the beue-
nj Of Monongalia Academy Class No F27,
for 1851 10 Ne drawn in Alexapdria Vas on Satur-
day, The ooh Of Seplembers 1851
4 - Number Lstiery--I3 Bra4sa Baliols!
GpT ENnIn SCHENfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
FARMER S.,
Public sale.

Public Sale.
TINE subscriber, living at Hazsfeld, win sell,
j to the highest bidder,
On ThssSsdav, iIsh or September,
the following Property, TO wit:
Work and Riding Horses;
Mulch Cones and Hclfers;
I Is had Of .fattenng Hugs, Brood Sotes
and Pigs
Farming implements,
consisting Of
Wagons !; Cdrt and Gears;
Wagon and Plough Gearing.
Barshear and single .Storel f2tougAs
Harroaes Sleigb and Harness;
Cradles, Motcing Scytdes, Rules, Forks, and
cariay Of Fafmtag Utsasits aa.neccs-
SdTg to enHnterdfe
-dlaa -HQILSEHQLJD MD 4E-tTCEEN
II Corn ~ the ground, teAicA ria De
sold By the Acre
TERMs OF SALE Nine months credit will be
given on all sans of SIS and upwards the pnr-
chaser giving bond with approved security. All
sums under S. cash.
MONTGOMERY sLEMONS. !.
August % 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
Tract OF Land.

AFdCC Oh 1stA0s
in thes Comfy Of Jefferson which belonged ID the
said Benjamin Boley dec at lifetime OF his death,
and al paih Of wAich is now occupied BY MIR. Amos
Janney,
The ltract contains about 3SI ACRES OF
La Sin and is-sitnated on the Winchesterland
Po.aittar Rail Road about Two miles aboyethe De-
poi al SnInmii Point
ThE la@d is under good state Of cultivation a.
snalkpart Of it lis woodland having fine timber on
it, and rs watered by two good wells on the farm
ThaFe IS Also on the farm substantial dwelling
house, built Of stone, OF very good size together
With stber improvements.
Tint entire tract will be sold free from all incum-
brands esther under deeds Of trust or the widDw s
cls;lnfor Dover, and the title being given BY aur
hotitg Of The Cohrtswill be a valid one.
= TEeMs On Sale One third ofthe purchase mon
ey cash--5Fe balance ia twd equal annual pay
mentF with interest from the day Of sale tha de-
feTged payments to be secured by the bonds etefhe
purchaser and deed of trust on the premises.
WILLIAM LUCAS 60.
ANDREW KENNEDY; oo''g'' ~
knSnStI4. 1851 lit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
Brilliant Lotteries, Tor Sept. 1851.


$50, OOO!
To- PRIZES OF S2gO0i
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, fortbe beae-
VI lit Of Monengalia Academy, Class J Rf, Tor
1851, to be drawn in Alexandria, Va, on Satur-
day the 18Th of September, 1851.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
ShepherdtoWn Seminary,

The Boarding Department is under the care Of
Mrs CAMPBEtL who occupies one " the largest
and most commodioas houses in the Village, Mrs.
G. bestows every attention upon these who board
with her which can ensure their comfort health
and harPiness Mrs Phelps boards with her pupils
and sollcilouslY regards theirnanners and morals,
as well as their mental training, The price Of
Board is $50 for The scholastic rearof len months
young lady may reneirr insl gctions in the high
er branches Of English Latin Fatbch Music and
the mostcomfortabfe board tel Ok moderate rate
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
From the Darlington Flos.l
LETTER FROM DE. THOS. SMITH

GENTLEMEN OF THE COM. OF AR'M'Ts:
If the state of my health permitted, /
would cordially unite With you in your de.
deliberations ON the gr,ve and moMeptons
questions, which are to be brought UP for
discussion at Darlington Court House on
Monday next.
In her present politfal efficiency, South
Carolina requires the nd of all Eer citizens,
and she may justly deem lin recreant who
occupies doubtful oraneutral position, 4
celebrated orator a;id Statesman of aptiqui-
ty has said: Let the opinions Of every
man, in relation to tie 'co'nmonweal;h, be
written on his forehead. Let no man be
deceived. Let no: ou, vigilance be lulled
by the portcntious fall;cy that the abolition
agitation has ceased; tlat the compromise
has restored peace, concord and harmony,
or the sltll more ominols assertion that we
have neither grievances nor insults, nor az.
gressions, nor unconstitutional legislation
to complain Of. Facts like figures, cannot
lie, and he that pns may read.
Horace Grecly has said, from 1886. to
1850, its (thc abolition) course. has been
steadily foruard, and its conquests unequir.
ocal and glorious. Seward, the regent OF
the whig party, Of New York, has said. in a
tone of cxultation and confidence, SIN ten
Years, the relation of master and slaves will
not exist, from tho Atlantic to the Pacific,
from Novo Scotia 80 the Rio Grande."
The abolition and free soil party are fight,
ing under the banner of the British Eman.
CITATION Society, whose motto is, African
alavery is to be exlinguisied and annihila;
ted" And we are to be, favored with ten
years grace, to prctarc the sacridce. A
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Remarks Referring 10 ADORE Talle.-For
every single letter In manuscript OR paper
Of any kind upon which Information shall
be asked Or communicated in writing, or
By marks or signs sent by mail, the rates
,nientioped in this table shah be charged;
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HYDE PvRK, Duchess city, n. Y.
September 9th 1851.

GEkrIEnnS: FOUR letter directed to me
at New York, conveying an invitation. to
address meeting Of the citizens Of Charles.
ton District, to be held in Charleston,
South Carolina, on the l7th inst, has just
reached me at this place, where | now re.
side.
For tho compliment thus rendered, and
the language in which It Is conveyed, | beg
you to accept my acknowledgements, &C.
connpanied by regrets that cannot comply
with your wishes. Distance and space, the
burden of years should bear with me. and,
more than all, my tlcab baeity for pubic
speaking, compel me to decline q task for
which am totally unified. What have
to say, therefore hope you will permit me
to address to you,, through medium to
which ! am ippre accustomed.
As it appears from the ,tener of your let
ter that you are already sufficiently aware
of the opinion entertain with respect to
what is whimsically called the Compromise,
will only trouble you with brief recapi.
tulation. In my view, it was gross and
palpable violation Of that great fundamen-
tai principle ofstate eqality, which pervades
every provision of the Constitution, and
forms the basis Of this Confederation a
most uajustifiahle attack on the rights, in
forests, safety and happiness Of one half the
States composing it, accompanied by insult
and obloquy; pretended concession, wres-
ted by more force of numbers from a mi.
nority; and that, in its consequences, il will
prove more fatal to the repose, prosperity
and happiness, If not the very existence, Of
the Union, than any measures that may be
tesorted to in attempting 10 obtain redress
for the past, or security for the future.
Such being my view Of the subject, am,
and always have been. Of opinion, that the
stand originally taken by South Carolina,
and most of the Southern States, in oppo-
sition to the principles embodied in that Sc.
ries of measures, was not only justitiable'
but demands by proper regard for their
rights and their honor; and that an aban.
donmept Of the position they then ASSUMED,
and ian acquiescencc in measures they re-.
peatedly declared they would resist, cat all
hazards and 10 the last extremity" unless
accompanied by frank acknowledgement
Of having been wrong in the Grst instance,
would, in the language Of the printed reso.
lutions appended to your letter, be " what
they could not suhn,i; tc without dishcnor'
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Remarks referring to the ADORE table:

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GHERa w GAz TRl
slfmEs Rs5FSAL IS
Hdttps : "a Espf ist Y '

N - & uoblis d wEzkIY 4 M pss
seaf. sfszcr1x IN ADVANCE; 81 % pef year q
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: valuable Real Estate for Sale.

EWku<aUIS AeSe&h @3'ss.
rTflE real estate of Peter l. Robertson deceased,
i late Of Chesterfield District, is offered at pri.
vate sole, consisting of lots and tenements in the
Villnge Of Chesterfield and lands adjacent thereto
The very commodious dwelling in the viiia2els
we'll suited for house Of entertainment having
leen built for that purpose; the olher buildings
are very eplropriatc. -" ;.
The lands consist of one thousand acres coinrrs.
ing great varity Of soil adapted TO the growth OF
every thing cultivated in this climate. There
are three hundred acres Of oren land on 'hc prep
isea The terms will lie made easy for The f'ur'
chaser. ..ii: ;,
NIB. Ahouse Entertainment is gvatiy need
Fed in the villoge. 1t would yield a handsome
profit If well kept. Tsw. R0BssON E*e.
Avg 2s e2.tfl for ths estate, r l.. .R/
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
NEW RATES oFPosTAGE.a

The National Intelligencer, of the list
uh., publishes several official tlhles tromthe
Post Office Departmet, exhibiting the rates
of postage chargeable under the act Of the
las. Congress. We give below an abstract
of such portions of the tables as we regard
OF generalinportancc to the community.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23

Encourage Home Industry The
T. subscriber offers for sale, of his own 1naQutac-
ture, two substantial and we'll built
ROCKAWAYS AND ONE BUGGY,
Also. second hand family carriage, geea IS
new, all of which will be sold OH accommodating
terms, if applied for soon, at my carriage shop,
where work of every description will he done to
order, ut the shortest notice and in superior style.
jul 22-l7 Sm] ,,..,i ISAAC RAkESTRA~.