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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
Valuable jefferson Farm for sale,
Containing III "a Acres.

HTlLtI le SsIi Al pubh~anriiun; ~ Mradaf,
w N4fch az tteag Cse,llI tlas tue valuable
Farm belonging tbthe ialt Mr> Mary Good tosrih-
rr 2ith ih. nrrav,1mtn nj ard privileges being The
same Whit II was purchased gr,an Jserph N Brown
AMI wife, situated On the turnpike l,ading lfpm
fChhtitslnk to Smthfrld. att,pt ? miles lFpul
Charie~iown ani within few hundreT yards III
the Winchester x Psaunac Railroad
Thsre Is 4 gSnd siuae dwelling on The farm a
good we'll and The u<e Ut Mrs. Eagles fine spring.
Al FINE YOUNG ORCHARD.
III a3ilill,,n 10 The hhave described property viii
81 ,.,ld thf TEN ACRES OF LAND pnrrhased
81 Jafd5 Gss1I from Wm r. Washington and
vie II aii6itS The other tract and m l.sgesher
MAKE afik acres AhsalI - aerfs Is wnnd land.
This i sar ii The m0<t valuable farms in ahe
eu:luty of Jff srsun having every advantage which
can 81 d. sired Pos~e~iJh given The hfsi ii April
4 Txsus Esr SStx-One- third cash one-thitd 10
Twelve months and he nthrr third IN eighscen
months TRIM he day of sale. the purchaser giving
deed nf trust On the premises losecsre The deefrvd
WM T. DAHGHERTY. Erernfsr
efike Lsx seiH and tsssameat II lfzry Good, did
Feb 81 1851
SpfrR sF y ssyssn and M Tstrilisencsr ecpr,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
NOTICE
10 Cattle GraIiers and DraEers.
ogessftas iIi.; s.ls.t r r C.

~ n WtNcIlKsTER Va. REQ. >. Ec-st
IA ARRANGEMENTS are now tonplstrd BY
n which Caiiie iades 10 The car II This place
viii he passed directly through N Baltimore. They
will b carried through tnm Winch sSer q Ralii-
more ii - pr head wh<n The gnrs weight docs
ndi rxctea 600 lfs The excess ahovf Tint reighl.
81 iaa cents PR 100 lis. ihn,ngh D.Oyers with
tie cattie, from Winchester sn Basim.rel free
y GEO HEST. AseAt.
Fsbtnary il. issle-sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
Alexandra Tin Ware and Stove
L-f Factory.

III A each succeeding event in the history OF Alex
n andsia gives evidence that she will be resusci-
tattd, and as we view in the distance the accom-
R,hsnl se.,a and RehIs ssss VS. haye
tions wiz be talizrd-ihat her coolers will again
0serd1w With The riches of old Virginia Hence
the iaefrdse Of ilusincss--oI Population. aud the
necessity Tor preparation. 10 meet the demands
therertI in view OF these consideration, | shall
continue IL large my stock of GOODS. nth in
point oi lsiiY variety aud durability, which j. al
ready aaise AMI valuable, having been made with
ctcai 9He aud precision. County merchants are
particularly requested To- call and examine my
stock Of ee ~
+1TM ttNre AID Ntocex
cfslr&in3s. rsg,,tins and >iz,< "a large stock OF
very sdpetinr riNNED SAFES, uflhe most beau
DOH rs'istp, sgg{ aid :. splendid an as s
Iohrrrd IN, Alexandria. would also call the alien
ton Of Fafne,s 70
MOTIF Agricultural G'Mrnaccs;
they are admirably adapted 10 HE esIoking OF f'od
Eir4caHle uhdsswine aud are much used Tor dones-
Tic pusIsl<sss There j. deahle kcae. boiler
,ounrrtcd 1nllhe tfpnI the Furnace ID such man
nef III II The rS passes between the uef and iHnrt
surfaces, and vi cook vegetables il less time Than
hailc.s ~ IN iSick They are liyhs and portable.
aud therefore possess tae advantages 81 being used
in diiseren, piares Sfn~ ranging srnm 30 te so
gallons :Aise Lead Pine. u al sizes,
SHoHER BATHS e. REERfGE ERA f'oRS.
and hest ot other articles which ISIS unner sSary
10 menliqn The subscriber also ohrrs his ~efycrs
10 execute az kinds II wp,k appesiaining 70 his
business suj'h as
R.ofi.g, NpoHii"g, Sc.
Hell price given k,r pid corrKR ASH BR,ss nj
his stand oPTNs tie VIM Ssshlet& Bus. Fairfax
ENoclI GRIMES.
Alcxaaa,ia jane "a ls50--tt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
NOTICE.

fTNfiE Agency ii Mr. Ja.nes Q ohi@r in the set
i fl.m NJ ~ my hst>int>> al GhafIeShwn. Va.
ii a>rd nj the 2I.l 81 Fehruaty sh>t The Nrcs
sad tecaanls have been pi;crd ia h.. la nd~ al Mr.
Iam.s VI d elk-r sl,u tal,nel i anthoIiz Ia set
he tAs SAM. Il /. anxioaely ,le>Irrd thai >aid hu-
sse>s H. set,lei Wiih III. hast 70 siate detar.-
rhns sr.t..rpsrsd ia said Rolie are advised to make
sf,ertIy ri, y,,,gnt and save lranhir and i1sl~ts
WILLIAM u STEPHENS.
HaraegS- FRrrv Feb ~ lS5t-it
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
sl.1 flffss
Ulroillia frer llrrss
By q. N. GALLARER q 90,
FRlDAT MORNING.
MARcn III. 1851.


The following news and political articles were
intended for our last paper hat were crowded out
By ptess OF advertisements. sc Their interest,
however. are not diminished 81 The DELAY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
Share of Shannoldale 4 Sale

rIsHE uh.ivr suc,IwiiI - IL puts,e Aae,s,ll -
II The Court. II use i Caafl~-iawn JffFsrss,n
euuht1 WI on MONDAY Ile isst &iss IF aflfcA
aere cin@ ,e iir>ttat "a ttle Mateh G,l1t ssti
suuniv ht> Smfe af ftierca ~ tas Stiis Has&ssis
SpeiNg PEeya1Efn ID sati twns CONSISTING 81 pine
entirr Lie vrnIi, prt,d thr sael-, Independently o
me valuable Mrdissdal Sp.tAgr aud H.drl,. P4rF
81 this pnIprrry the Ftaci on WHICH Ity ,4aua-
IL 'as..nt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

AsII nerSnns irdriaed L, the estate or Ah<olem
IN Sanp afr hs-reis nqteslei e, mike pisInent
h. The undersigned, andahe having laims against
sa;a ystal. ~ prtsls th.;sn pfh:rly aalbrnttated.
ISAAC GREGORY. 4am'r
u Absafee, SrPp decd
Shenandoah Cir Fetk -. fe5i-3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
OHIO LAND FOR SALE.

T OFFER for sale. small Fam in ClerIpont
county, Ohio, containing lille upwards of
etne EEHHsiTtd ..lrre&,
within , miles of BATAyIA the county seat OF Cler
IN ut, andk about 20 miles from Cincinnaii--imrne
diairly uIEn The plank read Il aiding from ChlcpIhe
10 CincinRa'i and within tew miles OF the Nj IL
Road from the latter place 10 Columbus.
Eurhcd particulars and information given on
applicaion The >utsciiler living in CharIestawn
Irilts..ti Fapniy Virginia, or Richard II. Ransom,
ESQ. Cincinnati Ohio.
X JAMES l. RANSOM.
March !, ls50.--d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

FtGiHyEs LEAVING B5sroN We learn
from the Boston Traveller that withina few
days past quite number Of fugitive slaves,
who have lived III this city since their escape,
some for two years or lnore. and cthers f'r a
shorter period, have left the city The num-
Der isl stated by some as high as one han
dkaa AZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

RApfp IScREAsE OF PopuLT-gcy The
Rarkersburg Gazette refers with.just pride
tp the fact that in Wood, land twenty-fr ar
other neighboring western counties. there
has bcen an increase since 1910 Of 4,376
population, aeaTly Jffiy AM IL ten gears
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

no We regret 10 learn thatthe Secretary
Of War received yesterday the affecting intel
ligence ofthe death Of his brother, j. B. Con
rad Esq. distinguished member of the
New Orleans Bar, who died on the I'll inst
This distressing bereavement will occasion
the absencS IA the Secretary from the De
partinept for few DAYS Nttf. III.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

NJ Nj. P, Delany. of Pittsbnrg. who
died very suddenly in the cars near Harpers-
Kerry. Va, a few days ago. leaves wife and
eight children His life was insured in the
Keystone Life Insurance Company, Of Har-
risbnrg. fur S. 900 Sc -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

'.ILgr Hei WEvr ~ Tue fugitive slave
casd ~ Cincinnati Of which We have had ii
nftirciby telegraph. was settled most deci
siFcly hy the slavecr.elf The counsel had
elpsed their speeches and the Judge said be
wfpid give his opinion in the morning At
this moment. says tile Cincinnati Gazette.
the Woman stepped forward to the Judge and
saidY 1 want u 90 home with my master
| cti't'fool away all dis time let me I
The#Judge said Ego Fi-and she +. tcsut"l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

NJ lion. John s. Pendleton, to Be Charge
q Afaires Of the United Safest the ArgeI,:
tine Republic was confirmed by the Senate
Oh the 18th ultimo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
.-.ti.Su--

NIY HOUSE AND lot in Charle<tuwn,
WI InuW being thoroughly repaired and Improved.
Also, uneE IouIth OF The :. Pli:DMONT FARM
+, 'aied onr and a hall mites from Chatle>town,
the Ninche>,et and Potomac Rail Road and Har-
Nfpers- Ferry Charltstown and Smihfield TurnpEke
passing TN and through III farm
II TgEMs fhetal Apply ~ IrttS pe<t- paid ef in
person mFheenh>ctber at ChaaestoWn, Jefferson
cunniy, Virginia.
PnsAess lon given On the 1T af April 1851.
JAMES l.. RANSOM
J Nav 2 IlSl0-SgdrH aaf Net ftiaAas = sf assifs III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
Hillsboreugh and Harpsrs-Ferfy
Turnnikc Gsnbahy.

IS. HAaPERs-FE Rass res 15sitSf
Ata meeting Of he SidekholdeTs Of ne Hsllsbos
I ~ 3. Harpers-F erY Turnpike Company keld
fe9, pa teet. 1.-THE Tullhouse 81 he Shessndo-
an Bridge Company q Harpers-Ferry,
:. IN IN l 49, AhkAHAM H. HERR was called
% ne thairs and THos.. w SRRlvER anne;n,eS
SecresarI Thelisiso the stock sahscribs IS ss;d
company were produced. whereupoa i appeaT-d
mat - S1ares o. - eaeh amounting to S3 a25
were, and had been duly subscribed ioF b <slveS;
persons ana 'hai being number sSEiiciens % az.
ganazes sed anajorily Vi said Stockholders beipr
presen, p person or BY Pruxy; Il. twas detefmined
70 90 into election by baioi Of one President "a
I'VE piEeStors ibr.saio Campsny -
Mas.t1pess Philip Coons was DIZZY eIteies Pres
i saa = sa'a company. and Wm ClendenII4 ia:
. Lem Graho. lrs Isaac Fonke O. Manx4 nd
Ihomas Y,eksrs weEeduIy slees. |,reioTs Il ssid
And i tras
h'satrsf Tha|lhe annual ,nee,;b, 81 ~. ,s,,.t,,.
ee.ss.s q said eomPany Be held on HE osSh aF 81
sxnruaLy-'n each year. wheyeup6n The meeting
4. II HERR Prsaassf.
nos. w Snkfyra Csr,ff.s.ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

TX dwelling II rtr,nas " Etnond<. Esq
near, gTafsenidn, was etair. b consumed ty re o.
SunlaF nlshF week The fire is supposed O. kave
been asedrnial The fainiiy had retired fbr Tie
night And we're awakened barely in time 10 make
ihtis eseaPs. NJoPP ntpaiiy was aft reed for eas-
ing The at article o. unaiinrr any p1riian IF
The fsjslslY.t,rt> an even ihe wearing apparel u
the afs. swts IN pstiy coa%u-n u in ff,e d IN
4ss ( fT,;.55 re s5siiso,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

.sFaAw6ElsGlEs.-Th The editors Of New York
are Fegaling themselves With ripe strawher.
ries waieil haya been already introduced int.
tile markets Of That city J. Roses in Decem-
bsrl lice il june Strawberries and watcr-
melons in iaidw;riter. and similar improve.
mlenEs on nature, are becoming qaite Com
mon in thcse days
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

&c cSuri House. in Hlgers,owa, aslC

&c couFl House. in Hhgerstowa. alto
8sr,if 2sia 4ayef aEuesa<zt
4 ~. 4na weil established character Of
III 4 1868 Sn9w y " S9.h Veil in
e<S<srS s,- - ~ an3 me STATE FENDER i unne-
for as - ~ y speeILy ne Inducements held out
II, M nris,;.. y a9y pesseA WISHING 10 embark
s9sezs e ~ The PfSss, Type ana Other Ma.
nswt 9ued out .. 81, -. ~ ~, rs eesn
Eisklshmeni Is L. ~: .,., ~: 81 sas
aAdsf props .,.;ssS,.s. ~ an
Of bsing nla .'i..ss, 8 " l.sp,r
otices ID ID. t''n'ias
The terms vi. - ~ AK. 3. =. M 4 q,
residue 10 two equal annual patsnsa. rs ~ 49,
ser gsying his noses therefor with approved see,,
rily, beaFing iEtefesi from da,e. = ~sSN
March = ta5l--fst re@ 4asenI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

To THE ElDrTeR-D EAR SiR - n.
IEhave understood that there is report in circu-
laiipn in The conntr. that have some claim 10 thn
Iracl Of land which conveyed 10 my father some
years aguI My oIjtct in writing rhi> note iStos a.
Ihaf have never sain done any thing TO induce
anv one III mink thatl had The slightest claim what
ever ID thy land in qaeSiion All the claim ever
trt. ..-y y.ar- espes ana
think be phd me full and fair price for it, and tile
Deed Is III record in The Clerks Office Of The,
COUNTY Conn Of Jefferson. Lhave have now no
claim ot dny SORT kind or description 10 the said
land. either i'll raw or equity. t+.3Ua
JOHN w. D. DUFFIELD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

~. The Hill tn.enahle TIC New Yorl I'll,
Eirs mia. Sseanship Company 10 ed1lmertc,
/ Aasipess pascal the New York Sd5nate 81
FriaaY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

I E4eissxas BASE, wssHlxerpS D c. This i
an iSsisidRas Bank in The haads 81 Sellea wi,hers
s ca Rhssk noW einb aets The following indIgid-
uais4k s
Wa, Se;JeaI late Treasurer u S. JDhh With
ers Aisxaaorta Va II w Latham, Washington
cts T.! r game BaItimsre Md
AaSfhi,ig scutnpiimensarv fIon rs world cot aid
to tsss. hign staining Of these gentlemen. Their
Bank:ng fIpn%e i ALREADY The focns nfF financial
and itnuence II the seat 81 Government
[IslomPt-ais Bagk MI Rgportcf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

HlRFkNs- EERay, Feb 25, 1851.
a I meeting Of lhe Psesiaeni aud Direci,rr Ar
"A The tiilssb,rsngA and Harpers- Ferry Torn
nanduah fridge Hatpers F,,y II ~ -, ~ sls;
February 1851 JoaSE p D,>ss. -v's aal ~
pointed Treasurer ana =, ~ - q =
Company and il was alnena<e,h,r hrs :. 1P'ss
O.assea Thai The wofk AZ q raa;,-ss;A r...- Z
pike he rninn4n need rn,,g. ,bs a;s,:s t S.l
President of lila. ION Ih o.. -. 'ne
=. hrnary al lbs Eas,srr ah,,,',y. -.sr y
Shenandoah Bridge : -
ne sltexAe.e ipslalmeu, Of - IA ~, r..
al Harpers-Frrsy,
Ofderga3 That the proceedings Of this meeting a.
likewise The proceedings Of. The Stockholders ntet
ing 9 said company, held this day he published in
the Spirit Of Jefferson and Free Press in Charles
town andIin The Washingionian in Leesburg, sign
ed By the President and Secretary
PHILIP coONS, Pfssidsai
E. P{ DAN6eRFieLD Sos
March ISsI-2 SAP
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
One Of the most Desirable Farms
inIthe Valley of Virginia, i.
u v
EtO Z S A u e

'IHHE undersigned uTers ior sale his valuable
L Farm, situated in The l,rtir county ot Jeifcf.
son. ahoti Ave miles from HIS Il 'nfi>hng taNns If
GharIe>ldwu. HaipcT> Ferry aud Shvph, rdstuwE
anu Gufn AIMING ats,ut
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

AcsEGARS choice variety Il hrss.ls Gar al -,
- xsA y. = "A. SMITH d co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

r AIDES superior SIX Lasting Caters, add
~ ai| WA 5. LICK & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

L.Sgee siaos.-Mr- Ths- G Flag. I. 1aiS conn
~. Sslghsssrd tses. bags during Ihe se1i u-rrt,
pne weixsias is les lac oihvr 4G2 bis We
pres hJps will rake ihr ecHaiy premium
W. .lftstiasbH1g Rep icen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
Tmh: LADIES. KEEPSAKE.

WsS.se iuirht-d 10 III. Publisher for a snecima n
No, i nry MIN hiv h.ariag ill., at-oyr-ti'lc. III
toptfHrhy i excellent and lis v,nb Iii I'm .nt- tll
exeensst Proi.4Abhoit i lheaE litpr--a sufficient
guaEaafse f9f is lilrFarg merit Tins 3 per
yeay A. hess tohn s. Tatlar "a Nassau street,
New Hs,fk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

Sutsfns ~ 'DSg EYED TfioMpsux - " mi IL
Thoshpsos marr generally lnown as :. ooe- Ever
Tnes1lssoa y poioriou> character in New York.Ra s
had h<es ar,es,e on charge Of passing cod. lsit
m0ans ea Saturday, eotnmiltcd suicide ia psson
on MID IL 10 .Fsiag aA1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14


-! the Mansion AMI the usual Out Hu,i>eS
.AFtY anil a never iaiihg hfl Ech ol water
Sese passes through the Stable ward The
/" springs convenient 10 any OF The Build,
ing, ARE s.umetUuS.
VIII, thtr view Ell in reference TO qualify of soiE
heautk of SCENERY. fehncd soti tN or facilities la
nalk.t II may with truth he sai,i 10 be me ~ The
InIei ilrsiEab Farms in HE Valley ni Virginia.
Il Gould We conveniently divided into two or evea
three TRACTS. The time Vi trayel from Baltimore
is ONLY abklut FIVE honls
esr All communications addressed u the ~uE
seitber, postpaid al Duilields Depot, Jeifers
county, Virginia, will receive attention
RICHARD DUFFlELD.
Octpbef 70, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14

Dr4rn o. Ex @. vERNor GoNrsvs.-A 7xH
Governor camerys. n Delaware. expired -
Dover on Thursday nigAs lsst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
$4,000

$40 1891 Of $40 000l
VIRGINIA STATE 10 Terry. Tor The bene-
iii Of Monongata Academy. Class IS. lor
1851 10 be drawn in Alexandria, Va on Saturday
tie 2psh oi March, 1851.
Prize of $4,000
do 20 $40
4 Prizes Of Il, ~ 600
do 5 900 .
IA do 25UU
Is do 1000
&c. &C. Sc
Tickets Si0--Halves So 3QnaIters 81 80
\ Certificates OF packages OF ss WhaIes $50 90
M DO Z do ol2i Halves 65 90
10 do OF - Quarters 81 ~
0ster- Cor Tickets ami Shares and Certificates ~
Parkages ia the above splendid LotteFies will re-
ccye lhe mo>t prompt atleniipn aud an official az
court 1T each drawing <-nt immediately alter il is
oyer 10 aikwho ordeflrnn us
Address J. 4 G. MAURY, igenis
A Ahxaadrta, Fikgiaia.
A I-8k o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14


Tp KEEP Cu,MyEYr CLrAx. = Instead of
plbsiering the inside Of cllimueys in the usu
al way, the Alabama Cultivator SAYS, take
mprtar made Of one peck Of salt TO bushel
of lime, adding as much sand loan as will
render it fit to work aud then lay on thick
coat If the chimney has no offset for 4he
sontito lodge on. it will continue perfectly
cltaf and free from danger of taking FIRE -
a TRIAL Of three years warrants the assertion
ICPgvrEnFElr II,Lr D ,LLARs Spurious
halfFlolllrs to cons derable antodu;. rtre
b4eI4 PIT in circulltiol in some of the cities
Of tie Vest. TRey are of the .emissod of
l$4l, tolerahly well executed though upon
clbse exaininatinn. the face of the female will
"bs fPnud imperfect They are lighter than
the genuine and have tile letter e on THERE
verse, which the genuine have not
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
Five liunas cd andFiCtyAcre

n 4 az pr,yln.ilvc as any land ID The VaIlty.--
There art aian,t f.,rr acres ct rich MEADOW and
the tlaiahce OF the CLEARED Ianu exacp The nart III
Wheat II well SCI il giass-a lair prnporiian is in
wopdt t"rlfrncilg aid lttl The finest Cumberland
Coal cam alwav< he procured ID pficrs which MAKE
4 il rhdaret Than wtod -
THE Elk Branch stream 81 sufficient volume
10 pnRprt several Mills aawS through the ctfrr of
lhe.FAtm and lh,. Baltnolr and Ohio ii All ls@aI
fuhtW> h cuutse Their. arr Store lIYu.r> Il De.
poi and Dwcl.ingS-apau ittmi the Mailsior.-*
Mhls TeRt iur uh.i.. than 5000.
80 vi IL /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-14
SHIPS CAMBOON.

H. ahavr Camhoaa has been examined b. some
~ ~ mat prsvtiral Farmers % the Valley and
rrcsz : aiea 81 them Ia h one OF the be>t aTsictc>
thai tan b. put into The hsads II neErn cocks ew-
Inc 10 ii sirspSfh and dsfaldli,y. Il has tw' dis
.tncs eese> 49, eseSy e<hsT convenience for etpk-
ing III use aud the >anie tme. Superior 10 any sloye
nov ia CSC
We have furnished The Navy wild quite large
Mhtnh,r .d The ahnye CiiitsAsns aud they are pro,
Molnrst o. brNaprrtH d, anythng ~ the kind ever
KhfldsAes heiar. taf Ships U.S. hence they are
better fi1ed hsr cina,Iy nsr than any aiheE Slave.
Any afsi-F~ i-lt with II I. Eny & SoS. Charles
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\ VIRGINIA SrATE LOFrEi,Y. f,r he bene-
HtM Mpoongaita Acadenir Gas &, for 1851,
Z ne drawn al Alexandria, Va,oa Saturday Mach
10 I,rarn !Nuap5crs ont Of TO-:
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

sui, ofIndians The detachment was surprised
and all killed except Kon,oy and one other.
Nontloy did not leave the ground until he had
fred ms rife and two pistol :, and seen All his
couraGes, save one. fall side by side. He eS
caned unhurt. although several balls had passed
through tis coat and panta'oonS
On another occasion. while IN the same zaT-
rison. the lnciaHs became 80 troublesome that II
was dangerous to venture oct at all Il was al
the hazard of ones life 70 % 10 the creek or
branch within sight Cf the fort There was an
Old lady IN the garrison who had horse about
this time which she could get no one 10 rlde 20
waterfor her After making apPhcatlonto several.
she asked Montiov II he would be so o0lglng a.
TO risk his life IN riding herhorse to water WITH
ont anv sort of hesitation. Jordan complied with
the old lady's request took his pistols. mounted
his horse. and rode to the creek While the
horse was drinking, he discovered an Indian
SHINING from the bushes nearest the fort and
before he could wheel, the savage had his bride
reins in his grasp With the quickness ofthought
Jordan drew his pistol and lodgedthe contents OF
II into the bosom Of his assallant Such 0odness
and presence of mind, such perfec command Of
himself under a circumstance so well calcu-
lated 10 try the nerve of lad, acquired for him,
verv deservedly, high character among his
associates IN arms
MANY other incidents, similar to the above,
might be related, II is SAID, OF this youthful hero
Of the Revolution.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
SAD AND melancholy AccDESrs.-Oa

SAD AND MEIAScHoLY AccIDEsrs.-ou
last Friday, at New Lisbon, as number Of gs ~
were engaged H. fnnP on cannon IN comnemoitau..'-
Of the anniversary OF our National lndepende1yo1,
one Of the guns beng overcharged, exploded 4n' ~
mangled one Of those engaged IN the spoI' 'hS' ~
shortly died s,,,lsr
We also learn that on the next day. steam eo',.'
burst in New Lisbon, and man and A boy Neis N.S
jured the former slightly, and the latter 70 ms.
that he was not expected 10 survive any ehsSS,s~
tune. We did not learn the names OF any one
above sufferers. .. 10
Scarcely hal the Ink with "hea ma
penBed the above become dry. before we are -,
on TO record still another painful and fatal accrss
J. VI. Morris. for several years teacher Of INC
borO' Seminary. and tuown 10 many Of our ,eeIss
thrown JOIn a fraciious horse on SatufdA5 -,
IN the village Of Marlboro and badly nJnfeu - W
he died IN a short time He had Just retufner 'cs IN
Cleveland where he had been attending the io@
ers Convention. .- an
Nr. MorpS was young man 81 hnc aDiIi..,,,,
excellent scholar aI1 much beloved and resi,e
BY large number Oi rseros. his de2th WIZ 49,
q vacancy IN ne s9r."'y IN which ne mO'e"'
Nil &c. eo0r &, : e;s4'v . fl.ef % wen assn; 49,
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