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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-07

QuEEN NIcToRlAs REPLIES TO THE ANTI-PA
PAL ADpnEssEs.-Tbe address agreed upon BY
the Corporation of the city of London, was pre-
scented to her Majesty, at Windsor Castle. in
the usual form. Her Majesty, in firm voice
delivered the following reply.
"My Lord Mayor and GcntIemen,-I receive
with much satisfaction, your loyal and affection
ate address. heartily concur with your CRATE
full acknowledgement of the many blessings con-
ferred upon this favored nation, and in your at
tachmcnt to the Protestant faith, and 10 TIE
great principles Of civil and religious liberty. in
defence of which the city of London has ever
been conspicuous. That faith and those prn-
clip s are so justly dear to the people of this
country that confidently rely on their cordial
support in unfolding and maintaining them
against any danger with which they NAV be
threatened, from whatever quarter it may pro-
ceed-
The deputation from the Court and Common
Council were next introduced, and Mr.. Wood
having presented the address, her majesty re-
piled as follows:
"Gentemen--I sincerely thank you for your
renewed assurances Of unaltered attachment to
my person and throne, and to the constitution
of this country. Your tried and consistent nd
vocacy of the equal enjoyment Of civil rights
by all classes of you fellow subjects, entities
the expression Of your sentiments on the pre-
sent occasion to peculiar consideration Yon
MT be assured Of my earnest desire. and firm
determination, under Gods blessing, 10 main.
tain unmpaired the religious liberty which IA
Justly priced by the people Of this country. and
TO uphold, AZ its surest safeguard, the pure and
spiritual worship Of the protestant fifth, which
has long been happily established in this land
fhe Court OF L'eutenancy of the city Of Lon
don were next introduced and having present. |
I'd their address, her Majesty ackno wlcdced
The same in very gracious manner. The Uni |
versities Of Oxford and Cambridge followed
with their respective addresses, and il WA after
'wo o'clock before the ceremony Of preservation
,sd concluded -
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-07

The debt of the city of New York is IS or 90
nillions-the taxes at least is per cent. on income
from real property, as know TO my cost.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-07
To the Editors oTthe Southern Press.

GENTLEMEN THE following lines were sug-
gested by two different articles which came un-
der my notice at the same time; one rather
fusome panegyric on the wealth, splcndor, and
prosperity of England; the other melancholy
picture of the poverty and restitution Of the la
boring classes in the factories, fields, and COM
mercial cities throughout the United Kingdom,
especially in Ireland
Never was nation in this world before,
50 very rich, and yet 40 very poor
The paradox Of this our modern day,
She owes hsrself more than herself can pay.
Curry. AT the rate things are going, how
long will II take to bring our own country into
similar position? Let us see. Under the nd
mnistration of Gen. JACKSON the whole debt Of
the United States was paid of, and some thirty
millions of surplus revenue distributed among
the States.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-07

Z. b. FLAGG,
Attorney at Law and solicitor in Equity,
CHARLEsroH, s. G.
At the Office ofMsssrs Memminxsr and Jsrvy,
Meeting a., next The Courthouss. JAne
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-07

PICKED Up IN THE SrRxEr.--Why will Bar
mum and Jenny Lind never quarrelf Bscauss
she Il alwsys for-gfring, and he forgetting.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-07
l5o,ooo,ooo

Pretty we'll for beginning Cannot You say
a few words on the subject, Messrs. Editors (!
Or will not some patriotic, old-fashioned men,
Der of Congress, or State Legislature, venture to
suggest the obsolete idea" Of
t.l. Ecoxnvva
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-07

At the present time the debts Of
the General Government and the
individual States may be esti-
mated to amount to at least 80.
Those of municipal,+ railroad,
canal and other corporations, atsS L
Bank promises to pay. Several
years ago report of the issues Of
banks in the United States was
made by the Secretary of the
Treasury to Congress, based on
returns from said banks with
some few exceptions, which
amounted to somewhat over lOO,-
100000. This sum must have
greatly increased by the location
of new banks, and the expansion
OF the system of credit in various
ways, and cannot reasonably be
estimated at less than I!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
= GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDY!!
DR.. H. B. MYERS
EXTRACT
WILD CHERRY AMI DANnFIIOl


For Purifying the BIoOd-AH Disorders of the Kidneys
And the every disease arising Impure Blood
tvity of the absorbens dsordeTed DgestiOnsuch
Bilious Diseases Consumption, Dropses. Gravel ScTOfua
Ship Fever Complaints Fevers Female Complaints
Summer Complaints lmpOtency, Dyspepsia
tons. General Debility, &c.
This put up large containing twenty
II combines the properties of Detergent DuTetic
and Tonic Cures without purgng gripping sickening and
while il disease ceanses braces strengthens the
system II is stronger, better and cheaper than other srt
Gle in marketa valuable family medicine certain
OF disease the bad effects of mprudenc
PREPARED BY DR.. H. B. MYER, BUFFALO, n. Y.
For erery disease tcc thus Extract processes cure
ains ingredients chosen for their special adoption lis
relief.
This valuable medicinal preparation Aertvs
and Detergent Dureuc and Tonic, and in
Stomachic and emmensgOgue IL PAIN and
relieves affections Generally expressed increases
all the secretons and excretOns and exotes action IN the
glands i'm particular IL is simple
Extract OF Sarsapara," but compounds combination
Of the most potent vegetable remedial agents form each
tendency, remedy powerful and healing action
the human frame, than any of them separately
fos-SaTsapaTla Wild Cherry Dandeion- with
mdes restorative produces
by the violent remedies. Possessing combined all the
Landed virtues Of the greatest cleansing medicines il adds 9th
es gently acting the Kidneys. having pat
to internal oanhus at eradoatng the exist
ing disease cleansing every portion Of the body and removal
ting aud refreshing the system
This Extract directly and kindly upOn the blood which
digestion, and by its general influence favOr effort Of
Ii supplies Of vital heat energyexpes
nervous diseases generally and gives 10 the invalid lasting
GENERAL DEBILITY AND ENTIRE PRosTRATIoN.
Persons whose constitutions broken down. weakened and
lost flesh and muscular strength. and whose
ally diseased cannot find better pleasant remedy
control the corrupt the blood when
that fluid is entirely vitiated.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

IS boxes Fox and Cleveland
BLYTHE & HOLLAND.
for which the market price
BLYTHE 4 HOLLAND.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

g. TARCH AND sALERATUS.-
- Starch, received and for sale by
may26
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05

NNT ANTED.-5O, 600 lbs. Bacon.
w IN cash viii be paid by
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
From Doctor A,rREp KErsFR. Of Peru. Indiana:

From Doctor ALFRED KEIsER Of Peru, Indiana:
MYER-Dear do certify space one wear
Ihave acquainted with Wild
Cherry and Sarsapala. having sold hundred
hotties and from general statement find be the ecacous
medicine Of the kind sold A. KElSER. NJ. ID.
Peru, Indiana. July s7fk 1s50.
wholesale retail AI6IIEAD& BROWNING
Agents, Indianapolis aug2O-v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
CERTIFICATES OF DOCTORS.
CONSUMPTION.

DR. Myer constantly receiving benefit
ed from The his medicine;
satisfy any Of It's healing The following eerfom Dr.
ioHN DAVIS respectable physician and Of large practice
speaks N the following
DIX MYER; The medicine ordered came hand safely.
that the medicine used gives good sasacoG II
my IMPRESSION and that OF others thar will entirely supercede the
Townseld's Mrs Green, Vicinir.
been abone under the
the use of the OF the day. Even Cod Oh
used without any benefit but she does find benefit from the
OF the Daidelion, Wild Cherry, ana Sarsaparla-
Truly yours, JOHN DAVIS, NJ. d.
CHyahoga Fails JHly 10, 1850.
Frop Doctor n. b Howard Of Liza. Ohio:
NYER-Dear Six This certify have sold
Dandelion Wild Cherry and Sarapaa last year.
and has given general satisfaction to al who have used H.
N. b. HOWARD, NJ. ID.
Lima, Ohio, august 18th, 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-05
Weary day and weary night.
Weary night and weary dsy !


AN existence, compared to which death is privilege
and the grave happy abode-these are the Tempters
hends An escape-any escape from their torment
ings-can wonder, that il should be hailed as the dis
tant desert-wel is by the faintng waylarer through
trackess sands That is temptation For every wo
who seduced to sin by the syren voice Of luxury
twenty driven to it by the knotted scourge of want
What is the remedy for state of things thus sordid
and immoral Or, If there be no adequate remedy,
what may tend to alleviate evils so rightnl All
amendments in law, every change of public opinion
which shall aid women in humble circumstances,
themselves, by moderate industry, decent liv-
ng legally acquire independently possess safely
to enjoy, that property more humanizing than hun
dred precepts, morazing than thousand sermons
for it stands sole safeguard between its possessor and
a death BY suicide a life of degradation.
There is IN this connection, quite much to reform
in public opinion in the law itself.
And have n word to say here to a profession 10
which myself once belonged; profession the men,
bers Of which do commonly realize the exalted char
acter OF their VOCATION the high responsibility which
attaches 10 the influence they WELD. The possessor Of
Millions the statesman upon whose voice and vote may
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
100000
Tiekels slo--Halyes Ss-Quarters 50 so

IEkets $iU--dalyes $3-Quarters 50 so
Certificates q packages of 26 Wholes $50 90
DO do OF 26 Halves 65 90
DO do of 26 Quarters 81 SO
orders Tor ickets and Shares and Certificates Of
faekages " The above Splendid Lotteries will re-
crVe tne mosl prompt attention, and an official az
count 81 each drawing sent Immediately after il is
Address J& C. MAURy Agc,y,
\, Alexandria, TirginiG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28

= WILL ofer Il public s.i.. Il ~ rssias,e. III
| Ire Zoar Church.
on Tuesday ths ga If AIarcn.
(iffair. Ii nO,, he rssfair az falloxing prvp-
ertt, io-vit.
! had ef god ts0rk orscs
tAree gsar I'D Cob s,-arfine diiio !:
IL Aead " Cattfs, a'n5Sy nhssk az fss
good Mich Cotes
as Mad IF Sock Hegs5
"a Aead III good Sharp
Barskeay Pkonghs. a5tI6ls 1nd s;nele
& skorsk Ploeghs, Hansirs. &c.
Il ptantati0a Wagon; gosf sShedt Fan !:
lrood 2 horse Nsigh; | CMftinF Boz
Wagon and plough Geays, Forks, Sk6r-
Is, re.
ALSO, ny grosciAg crop Of Wkeat, sabiect
ID one katf far rent
Rue IN The Hoaepg Spriag Mil;
ALSO, 2 good farm haads asill Be hued for
the balance VI ne gear.
yTsxns o. SALE-A cfedii Of nine months win Be
viven on all sums over S5sby the purchaser giving
bond and approved security. Thai sum and under
~ cash viii be required. The Rye In the Mill
viii be sold for cash. No propeFty 70 be removed
uutil the terms Of sale complied with. Sale 10
commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
'0'-'lS ISAAC H. sTRIDER.
Feb. 81, i65l-Syirit copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
Baltimore Market.


CIaerLAR Of PRicEs ~ rRE BALriMoRE Market
Eor tae treek ending Feb. % 1851.
Reported ,expressiy Tor che Free Press.
ArFlgs --Afgood many coming in and they are
1dull 4 sale al $3.50 to 81, 50 per BID.
BrTTkR.--Saie of Roll ht i2a TO - cts-JGlades at
IL 10 IS cts--.Keg at6I lu 3 els.
BEAsw1Xs--No sales, held noininafly at % cts
BAqcx.-Good demand and sales Of Shoulders at
q to 81 cls Sides at Y 10 81 cts Hams al TO II
CAhTLg.-t-The whole number offered was 500
800 et which were sold al So 10 50 IS on the
hoci, equal 10 81 10 81 IS nett, and the balance
We're lakep out Of market
CoRN.--We have TO note a decline in this artcle.
Sales of While at Is 10 O. cts yellow 50 to 81.
Characteristics cfuew seedat IS 10 SIS, IS.
DEkRsKlNs.-,Sales at ~ 70 i6ets.
DRlEp FReIr.--AppleS are selling al 81 10 81. u
per bush. Teaches at 81 80 10 81 ,75s
FEIrnERs--Sales At 30 te 35 cts
FLsxsErn Sales al 9 ,40to 81 50.
FLurR-Tery duh and ssles of both Howard ST.
and CITY Mills haseJbeeh made Al 81 .43l. Some
holders are psking $3.50
Hods.--dpod demand and sales at SIS, IS to Sc
L4Rp.-+lias advanced in proportion to bacon and
sales Of Ne 4 in bbls. ats css-Kegs 81 ctss
MrsrAau SgED.- Sales Of prime article al
cents,
OArs.-Good demand and sales al 20 to - cts
RyE--Saaes al IS to 20 cts.
TALLow.4-Sales at s cts, good demand.
TrMorRr SEgp--Salesa at 81 6ai
WHxEr. y Sales OF interior 10 good al Is TO 20
cts; good ID prime at 30 TO 100 cts; family four
white at ~ Ii5 cents.
WeoL---Sales 6f unwashed 10 TO 81; washed At
IS 10 40 cisi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
BULLS SARSAPARILLA.

TT IS PUT UP INAFULL QUART BOT
= TIES andIeontains tEs strength 81 srx TlM .,L
- nah pgls Hondnr1s Sar1apsrila - any simlA.
preparati1n II Aerics Price - dollar per bottle %
six bottles fpz gre doiar.
u has hee eil established fact f4g ysafs past tn.I
safsaEarLlns ueeu pure and properi9S prepared ~.
me only Ene F1haeea lor Al diseases orenatinz fro
an impure state pf the blood the Of mefuEy nie3
Estng ollrka. egll habits 10 youth. barrknnes.
We boldly assem- that JOHN BULLS FLUID kA-
TRACT Of SARsAPARILLA i he only prePare-
ti6l before the PsbE thai . prepared stfeny
entke prnripisk sbd Of unifoin sfrenglh. The sax
sspalila purchased withost regard prcesapd every
pound, before beilg nsed. Is subeet q The sttctesA
chemical tests and is Commences aseestaned oeiofe
being uxed
Balls SarSnp1rilla also contains The virtues 81 sese
other valuable medical togethef forming the ees
compound and producing the greatest curative asn'
coElnr ~ diti1linas ...a. li
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
Valuable Jefferson Farm for Sale,
Containing l4lI-4 Acres.

KYILL be sold at public auction, on MDndais
wv lfarck l7h, (being Court day. the valuable
Farm belonging to the late Mrs Mary Good, togeth-
er with the improvements ard privileges, being the
same which was purchased from Joseph NJ Brown
and wife, situated on the turnpike leading from
Charesiown to Smhfeld, about miles from
Charlestown and within few hundred yards OF
the Winchester & Potomac Railroad.
Th.re is asgood stone dwelling on the farm, a
good WE'LL and the use Of Mrs. Eagles hne spring
A FINE YOUNG ORCHARD.
In additionao the above. described property, will
be sold the TEN ACRES OF LAND purchased
by Jacob Good from WIN. T. Washington and
wife, il adjoins the other tract and both together
make I4l} acres. About % acres is wood land.
This is one of the most valuable farms in The
county Of Jefferson, having every advan,agelwhict
can be desired Possession given the first Of April
TESMs OF SALE.-One-third cash, one-third II
twelve months, and the ogher third in eighteen
months from the day Of sale the purchaser giving
deed oftrust on the premises secure The deferred
cPtttF " JeDtysO1s zSaI. THEglIIye,lcey c0oV-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28

cONsfsrTNo O.

b coSsfsTING or
81 kead of Work Horas, iaacfading sseo
Brooa Mares no,c srifh .foal
DNs ys1yliag Car
lSAead ef S2kng SerTs, sonie a. Jor kalliNg;
8 lead IF goai Mich Co1cs
"A ~ ef yosHg H<ifsrs;
rs bead If .Sheep, Err and EanIbs
Os< superior Bnek
/. 90; head Of Sick Hogs brood Sctos;
Osc Wager. Wagon Beds;
Baystear, double and stagi St1rsl
PLokghs;
Hagen aad Plough Gears;
Hafty Car, Hheat Fan
Hay Ladders, Cooking Store;
H1srsotcs, ,Shorsks, Rakes, Forks, DC;
Oae Fifth Ckain, De, DC
Aiof 81 L5ena Posts, or Wagon, fogefker
rak many otser articles not necessary 70 men
ton +
-dfso, Corn By NE barrel and Hay 6y Tie
ton
Also, 100 acres WHEAT in The ground,
subject ID ths rent
L. The above property win Re sold on acredii
OF nine months, BY the purchaser giving bond with
approved security All sums under IS. cash. No
properly % Be removed until the terms are coupled
with
Sale TO commence al 10 octoat A. Nj.
TURNER A. MILTON.
J w. McGINNIS, Aaetioaeer.
8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28

The WashiFgton correspondent or the Ports
month Transcfips, states tAh, the Banking House
Of Messfs. selden ,sWithers 4 Latham has refused
% issue notes Of less Reorganization than 81 a.
though imponaned 10 d. %. The writer add,:
WEI no advocates tf PAPER money when
We can get The hard but the fact IS not 10
be denied that the 81 and 90 issues 81 this
sound and stable Bank afford great relief Is
our business men, who show their confidence
BY not only taking these notes, but in making
Iathan's Bank their depository. The vast
Business Of this house ii spreading itself be-
Jond the Atlaatic; andI am informed that
Nj. William Selden (ohe Of our purest, a.
blest and most accomplished Virginia gen
tlemep) will, - head al this Bank, visit Eu.
rope in the corning spring With the ener-
Ky, tact, enterprise aud libcrality Of Mr..
LATHAM the huge money power Of Mr..
Witliers the great tiliancial sagaeity and
experience Of 9Mr. SclAen, (who for many
years was the incorraplble Treasurer Of the
United States and thel panoply OF integrity
aud stability which thrpws cheering halo
around the whole. concern, every guarantee
is given that q splendid money in stltution Is
growing up here worthy the distinction and
patronage efzevery ono!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
INFLAMMATION Cured !

Let all whoa suffering under the agpnizng fortunes
Of Rheumatism read the following, and see what may
be done Tor them they will The infallible remedy
UNIoNTowN, Ky, May -, lS4S.
Ma JoHS buIL-Dear Sir For the last three years
have been afflicted with III eumztism of the seyeresf
character II was at times in the greatest agony Of
pan; tried every remedy could procure for the dis
ease, but found permanent relief until was induced
10 use your preparation of Ssrsapara, which has en-
tireIy cured me of rheumatism, and greatly improved
my general health more than anymedcine ever used.
have been free of pain for several months aud have
no doubt the eure is permanent and recommend il as
the best medicine in use for rheumatism.
IL is useless produce further testimony in favor Of
this great edy II has only 10 be tried and proved
10 convince the public OF its superior efficacy.
NOTICE TO FEMALES. -
John Buls parila is Of the greatest female
medicines now in existence. In those numerous cases
where the constitution is debtafed. the nervous eher
gy when the efforts of nature are weak and
deficient OF ARE profuse and oyerwrought, when The
face is pale and cooress the strength feeble and s
ding the spirit troubled and depressed the health bro
hen miRA siksn, and consequsntly The happiness &C.
medicine, we would far less suffering disease and
unhaPpiness among them than exists health would
take the p &c Of disease the rosy cheek would
the pald face we should have smiles instead Of tears
and perhaps happy long life instead OF one eur short
by disease. az made miserable by continued suffering
aud afction At that critical period termed the turn
OF life which is oftenettended with much danger
Bulls Sarsapara is found TO exert most bcnetc iai
effect All ladies approaching this crisis should be an
PFised O. this fact aud avail themselves of this yau
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
PUBLIC SALE.

TTAyING sold the farm which recently tqr-
fl chased from The heirs Of the late Hezekiah
Beall near Leetown, in this county. will sell at
Public sale on
Tmesa0v, 18th - March stTs,
ali the stock. farming implements, &c, on said
farm, consisting in part, as follows, viz
-Four good young Work Horses;
10 or IL head Of Catte, among trhich
are some frst-rate Mich Cotcs;
Fourteen head Jfrst-rate SsecT5
"A lot Of fine stock Hogs;
Wagon, icith bed aud fab6ef, complete ;
Hagen Gears, las good as neto y
Barshedt, siagls and doatteshoCel Ploaghs;
4 Harro,cs, Rakes, Forks, Shouels. Hoes,
a., scitA many other useful articles EaHeces-
saryto mention
ALSO,
Tie Wheat IN the ground, gro,cing on Tho
said farm, 6ythe Acre;
a quantity of Oats, By The Jpshci;
Timothy Hay, By The Ion
The above property will be sold without reserve
as the subscriber has no further use for it,
TERMs--Nine months credit VIII be given on al
sums Of IS and upwards, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security. All sums under s., cash
No property 10 be removed until the terms are com
piled with JOHN MARSHALL
J. w. McGlSNIs, AuetioAeer.
February 81, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
nj d rrie d,

In MarlhisbaEy, Thursday evening last, by the
Rev Jofeph Piunkeu, Mr. JEREnIAH HARars. mer-
chant. Of Charleslown, 10 Miss Susan MARTHA BOAR
nAs. dsugh,ef OF Capt. Charles Bearnan .. s Navy.
On Wednes day morning last. by the Rev. MIR Dut.
poas Mr. PnItIr WILrsiIIRr, TO Miss Margaret WADE
k-sil 81 This county,
h Al Ba lsimote on the l sth inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Chnsnbets, OF pkade phia RoBERT u. HoLLiDAY. Esq.
Of Wiackss.sl aud Miss svsAS McfiEsRr, of Bait.
mere
On the 30th uit, In iIagerstown by the Rev. Mr..
Anspach, Mr.. JoIir u FfErcHER and Miss Inn L.
TArIoR, both of Winchester. -
On Thursday the l3th inst, by the same Mr.. JAMES
H. Hopaso and Miss SARAH WisEcARvrR all of Fred
erick county.
On the 10Th inst. by his Rev. Or. KIipsrein JAMES
DRysor Esq, o. Baltimore and Mts. MAEY PRAzIER OF
Frederick county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
The stock, and Farming
IMPLEMENTS,
confusing in part, as follows, viz

consisting 70 part, as follows, VIZ;
6 good scork Horses, brood Hare, 2 Colts /;
25 or 80 head Of Cattls, among iohieh are
> some ffst,rate Mich -Cotes--one ,cih a
calf by Ler side;
2lyoIe III Oren AZ head of ffst-rate Sheep ;
A iot Of fae stock Hogs
2 Wdg0as; Wagon AID PsoagA Gears;
| Cart; Wood Ladders Corn-sheiler
A spike Ireshiag Machine
Barshear, double and sing gle sh2eet Ploaghs
Harrotrs, Rakes, de-;
The Wteat, grotciag on The farm, In The acre
Oats, By tie bashels Corn, 6y Tie 6arvel;
And Timothy Hay, By the Ion.
For sale on Rent, the ROCKS MILL, situated
on the Shenandoah river, which has been thorough
~ repaired and is in conn ls,e order. Posses
sion given On the first day Of June next
Fur Hire negro Boy, atnal twelve years old
and negro Girl about fourteen years old.
TERaIa.--Nine months credit wifi be given on al
sums Of 50 and upwards, thepurchaser giving bond
with approved security All sums under SIS, cash
No properly 10 be removed until the terms are com
piled with.
CHARLES II. LEWIS, Executor
Feb. %. ie5t-3t. Spirit copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
/ e.d:

On Saturday evening. the 18th inst 81 Group GEORGE
H. TkyLoa son Of Mr.. Jas. D. TayioLof Winche stcr.
Ii The 9th year his age.
A. his residence. In Harpers Ferry on the 18th inst
of lingering disease. Mr. JoHN NIcHoLs In the 5Sih
year OF his. age lie leaves interesting wife and
ehldten 10 ourn his loss, but their loss Is his gain
May heevee rest inpeece.
On Saturday last 22d inst Miss DEvis HopBs, of
Ilaspets Ferry, ii the 2fst year OF her age.
On Monday, nth inst. Paw, youngest son Of chas
and Rrbecca A. Blake aged years aud months.