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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27
SAMJEL ELSON.
no. FIRRELHS IRiBily L;yIvEr

~ - III 'isl- - ~ " Z. 4
Is also an eNcetIrnirrmcdy iurpalsy, spraus bru
ses, cramps. chl.b0ns burns pains toorhache, scr
eyes, ect, and IN horse. orcallIr Is the best rene
dy In The world where an external application Is
required.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27

ku,-uTu AND llUSGARY --1hr Boston Common
wealth. IN noticing the charge that Kossuth is Ii.
wig az bis ea-s, IN LoUiun. on th- money given
f.r the Hungary cslse, in America, makes the
following statement, which IS presumed to be-
correct:
We take this opportunity Of stating from
positive know Ledge, that 81 the 10000 or loo
eco which kos-uIh collected IN this country.
hardly dollar crossed the Atlantic wIh him.
tic expended It IN this country ~ purrhasin. and
CIaaiug munitions Of war, by the manufacture OF
WHICH, be gave employ ment to large number
OF E' destitute countymen lie had. for
months nearly . hIplrel of them employ ed in
mas n< cartridges alone lie expend,d 1t. al
80 ia carrying IN 4 most extensive corre.p n
dsate with b. agen. ia Europe. transmit NJ
Of course, biz lstter- by private messengers.
who went At the rl,s OF their lives, and had
TO BE- amply furnished with money, for emer
seucigs. Every letter kus,uth sent to Hunga.
~, cost HIM ON al average $500 The money
that he raised here WAS II course easily absol bed
by these expenditures aui with il. n, ne know.
was speu, considerable sum belonging to ii.
wife, which her relatives in Hungary sent 20 her
for hsr own use, but which she gave to her hu,.
b1ul
hassr'h .rii America pcnn.'e.s and in debt, as
10 1919 be- .eit usugary af.,r two Yeas ahu,n-
's;ra,.On Ct The treasury Of that rith kingdom
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27

New foRK ELEcroS.--The official returns Of
the late election are now complete, with the ex
cepiion of the city and county of New York.
The majorit,s on the Electoral ticket foot I'd as
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27


Tie U s " Steamship Arctic. for Liverpool.
took out a. freight twenty tive hundred barrels II
apples. Her predecessor IN the lue had two
Thousand barrels. aud the Pacific on y late trip
bad a large number, wh,,h brought ia Liverpool
,.en,y-e slt shilling per Ju.h,l. Or seventeen
dollars per barrel, They are the bcs, Newtrwn
pjppns. costing about i've dollars per barrel
The freight charged i, one dollar and twenty
cents per barrcl-leayns a handsome profit for
the owner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27

Philadelphia, Nov 10.
FIX Governor ShulE died at Lancaster at .
o'clock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27
The Industrial Convention at Chicago.

We learn from the Chicago papers that this
body convened in the City Hall on Wednesday
morning. After a temporary organization the
Convention was permanently organized by APP.
pointing BnoNsc" MuRR,r. Esq, of this county,
President; Ira Porter, Dr. Ksnuicot,. and John
Davis, Vice Presidents; and three Secretaries. A
business committee, reported as subjects for
discussion the plans submitted by several in.
dividuals for the establishment of an Industrial
Educational Institution in Illinois, including all
the suggestions heretofore made by persons who
HAYS submitted sketches on the subject Of manual
labor schools, normal schools, &c.
Speeches were made by Dr. Keunicott, Jas.
Gage, Esq, Ira Porter Esq, Mr., Horner c. T..
CASTOR, Daggett aud Others when motion WAS
carried unanimously that the proposed lnsutu.
ton should be opened to both males and females.
Several gentlemen discussed u resolution to the
effect that the value to the Institute Of the labor
performed by any pupil accrue to the bene ct of
the student performing it, after which the Con.
vcniion adjourned TIL evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27

The following paragraphs, from the Quincy
Herald express our views SO entirely, that we
adopt them without amendments"
Hon. John Reynolds, more faslilmrly known as
the "Old Ranger" aud WIN. H. Syndcr, Esq
have been elected members of the house Of repre.
sentatives, in ST. Clair, Gov. X il a pioneer in
tho public service, and Snyder young gentleman
Of fine abilities, sterling Democracy and good
promise. Both have seen some service in the
halls Of Legislation, and have proved their devo.
ton to the public interests in that body upon
former occasions.
John L, DIETRICH, Esq, |. elected State Senator
from the county Of Randolph Mr. D. was mem.
Dor Of the House in the last Legislature, and
earned high reputation for ability and unralter.
ing devotion to the interests Of his constituents
lilo has just been elected Senator, without on.
position. a merised compliment TO his sterling ia.
Wgffy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27

The following are the mOjori,ies received in
tue Guy Of New York for tho democratic Pr.si
DENTAL Electors and State officers;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

-Ehave purchased nne ef, Mir Pr1gau's Wheat
Fans and consider i the hest have ever used IN
my farm. FL L. QPIE., j.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
rniRIESTaHN ACaDEMF.

srxEI, ~ institution having appoint
"a 4 IL passei,ai JARED Il. cR0CkE R.
,hs-,,,ssslg IL and accomplished Instructor
Ifyo,ih ssks tatasare 10 announcing thatthe Acade
M vi, - lr-tsssaea under thc TnoSt favorable au
srsres ID Mestar asxt, the 2a,h Instant
TIE trustees have exercised every precauicn ard
their 49, judgment Is making aaleioas selection
nf nripeinaf aba hey believe ihcy may new as
s.,le th1s is.sfsiei ia iae thosoagA education OF
tAeis chiiarea. at ae Academy 10 the country Of
fers greater advantages il accomplishing thai ini-
porsent os5sct.
They determined 10 give their personal al
iepiiS 10 tie Exercises olthe school and 70 cotpe-
rate with The EAIacpal in securing g0od order and
proner giscSpIfss, AMI al he same time By exciting
ii the pnpigs apee spirit Of emulation, 70 render
their studies aeeabc OF Al least lille irksase
asspossieIe Lfhe eoafse Of Instruction viii eota-
Prise every ofaicA connected with thorough aea-
demic esiurasi9a especially The Latin and GEee1
languages and the higher Mathematics, inesadins
Eloeuiion and Eouposilion; At the same time, par
,icular ai:eaisa viii Be pais 70 pupils in the de-
partment Of psain ssre,ish education.
s4 Semi fnanlAlI reports will Be made BY the prin-
Slpa the parents oF guardian of the standing and
Il progress q eagA pupil
/ English DEPARTMENT peF&nnum, $4,000
Classical and Mathematical do, $500
s,adsn,s lryt.n distance can be accommodated
with board an lodging in private families on very
reasonable terms, and the location is entirely
healthy.
Should the purnhar Of pupils require II an assis-
'-4' : ANDREW HUNTER, Prc,t
| October iGfls5i Board ef Trustees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
WrrLTAnH !. STEPHENS.
MgRgAANT TAILOR !
And Reaay-liade ClOthier,

SIZE RI y, aTA.a
VTTOULD respectfully make known to tAe eisi-
wv tents Of Harpers-F Ferry, and the public 10
general, that he haSiass returned from the Rich
nlord and Baltimore slaEkess With large aud *
tensse assor,eni Of goods ia bis line, consisting
ia part as faliowsi
CLoTKs-of altec.oFs aasa qualities, from 81
to SO per ward III
cASSTMERES- coluFs. shades. andauali.
les from IS css to 2 pst ward
FESIINGaS- rs tlSs Salia, Merlao, embroidered
and other yesiings from 81 70 81 per yard.
81 TINE J'S-fSlae black, light and dark gray
and oGhcr eeloIs from 27i CTS. 10 81 per yard.
iLSO-A general assortment u Trimmings,
Eeat fashionable and good
RE1D,Y-M4DE CLOTHING.
A ye.y superior sock consisting OF single and
double oyer-CQats, at prices varying from 50 to
sci.
4 ! Frocg ana Dress Goats, from SIS to SIS, latest
fashion and msdesaRd trimmed avery lest Style
Sacks, C.aalees! and Business Frocks, from TO
SIS. tinseut, make, and trim not To be eqnalied 10
hescounty. Also, single and double breasted Vests
very large assortment. color, quality, Sc, from
| 10 $40.
all sizes, coloIs and qualities, from . 10 s. per
pair.
Also, 4 general assortment Of BOYS Cloihing,
such as Goats. Pantsand Roundabonts-ne cheap
and sood-at prices which Cannot aito please,
| have also on haad a large assortment Of Shirts,
plain and faRey; silk and wooden untershirts,
DrawerS Stocks GFavas Shirt Collars Snspen-
| ders. Gloves Pocket HandkeFchiegs aud Socks
in short full supply Of all articles for geatemens
wear which, viii Sell al low prices ter cash, OF TO
punctuat customers on a short CREDIT,
In conclusion ! az saa rom I'll wh e, may VISA
dissatisfied WILLIAM ]. STEPHENS I
IOctohsr 10 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
THE ANTI-TAKF IN g BABIES INT0PUB-
Lie ASSEMBLIES SOCIETY.

A meeting of this highly respectable asso-
citation was held d theirsrooms Mr.. Job
Smith, aworthy and athletic bachelor was
called 10 the chair and the usual quantity of
Vices and Sceratafies appointed. The com.
mittee, appointed ht a previous meeting, re-
ported the following as the ~principfesof the
society
l. Wecopsidcr the practice of taking in,
fants into public assemblies, concerts, &c,
as an evil that cfirs aioad for remedy.
9 While We would not breathe the faint.
est reproach towards the highly respectable
class ofsthe community who olhciate as MUIR
ses, We strongly protest against their taking
their babies intoEpubfie meetings, knowing
IS We do, that it can only DO done BY a resort
10 arms, !
3. While we acknowledge that a large MAJ
jorlty Of our follow creatures are, or have
been once babies, VIC consider it ID be fact
that il Is a very small minority who support
these crying evils
T. We cannot shut our ears TO tho numer-
Gus evidences Of Ehiss evil indeed We have
known instances BIZ late, when it was found
impossible, with the largest church organ, to
drown (not the child himscl0 but the shrill,
organic notes Of the child, We protest
against these noteg
5. We pledge ourselves to use our utmost
exertions 10 carry outthe above principles
After reading The principles of the socie
~, Mr. Dunn Brown rose from an inverted
cradle, on which he was sitting and moved
theiradoptiOn, which mOtisp was unanimous
ly carried amid the shouts of the assembled
bachelors, a com mittee offourtcen was then
appointed, whose duty it is to carry out~the
Objects Of the society 1t is hoped that not
q single man will be found in the,eity who
will not join this Interesting association
Syass Ifgfe1a M, sa,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

lust received a very extensive assortment q
j new styles OF Curtain aud varioes other Up
helery soods fer ihe fall and wiaieF Seasons con
sisting in part as follows:
Satin Delanus, new Iyles and blight coIors
Union Danlasks! al colors and qualities;
Wos. 10. do. do;
do. Moreens do. do
Turkey Reds, plain and fignred;
Wos Gimps ALI sizes; silk do
I Embd Muslin Curtains. white ala cel'd;
Plain and fs,d Nos plush and all colurS;
Brass CoTnices, newest styles;
do 0fnamebis, do;
do CRrtaia Bands and Pins;
glib Rods Rings and Ornaments;
W6s. Loops and FasSels Silk TO-
Also keen on hand and manufacture to order
Feather Beds Hair, Has and Hgss Mattresses
Pew CaSRinns, Sc together wiz overriding an
pertaining 70 this line Of business, may DC had ali
6. S. GRiFFtTH'S,
Upholstery Warehouse la2 Bah. st.
Oct. %, lS1l. nexfto The Patriot o lie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

TINE subscriber would most respectfully inform
: IL his customers and the public generally that be
is now receiving IBIS FALL and WINTER sup.
ply OF Goods which is large and well selected and
10 which he Earnestly sncis the attention OF pur-
chasefs, believing he can make ittheir interest to
buy consisting in part fthe following articles 10
wit Ladies' high and low Gu, Jenny Linds, Mo-
rocce and Kid; do. Walking shoes, Slippers and
Parodees; do Broazed r r Jenny Linds do Goat
and Morocco Boots do French Lasting Caters !;
Misses and chillreu's shoes, variety do Boots.
&c; Ladies', Misses and Children's Gums.
Genucmen's Cali, Morocco, Kip and Coarse
Boots Boys do Youths do, Chil3ren's do
!, A variety of Gum Shoes for Gentlemen, together
with the largest and best assortment Of our own
Manufacture on hand Call and see, we}charge
nothing for look.
~'a JAS MCDANIEL, Agent
, 0eta 1851. fpr S. RlDgxnuRs
\, s9 ALwofk sid AZ Us. The rips repaired with
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
n IRIETY.
THE WAY 70 DE BRAVE.


Speak kisdly 10 Tie poor old man,
Pick uphis faElkn cane,
And place il gently in his hand
Thai be may aIalk again.
IIisbundie, TOO, (4piaee with cara
Beneath bis tsshtllng arm;
Brave allthe tag hts that you may hrar
To give his IT'D charm.
A braver deed Il: an scorners boast
viii BE- your tliumph then,
A Drawer deed iiilnsannals tell,
or some distiasutshsd men.
Yes. ieave ina, ,i;Bugtaiess, sneering crowd
Daretobe gooa and kind,
Thenletthem lafsh as langhthsy may,
Pass on; bat seyeF mind.
Pass on hui thhkanse more Of him !
The wreck lhsk yonshave seen,
How once happy boy like you
He sported Che green;
A eloudless sky above his head,
The future bright and fair,
And friends all watching DER his coach.
To breath affections prayer.
But al the chanaet He wanders now.
Forsakep, lore and sad
Thrice Slessed is khs task of1hoss u
Who strive 70 make him glad,
Speak kindly 10 that poor old man,
Pick up his ialteneane
For ina, viii cash his burdenea heart,
And masehim sufjlesasain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
Virginia, jefferson COUNTY, Set:

IN hqIcaansy csaFt, November Term, 1851
A IRA Coast held for said Couniv. on he I'M
4 = saaf q November. 1851, unore3laan two years
haE!ng sanSed siace the qualification in this e,ur,
d 81 Waisesas administrator i a. or Elizabeth
his aaaaaas as snch asiY,;n;s,,r.,s * ~ 49,.
oaFt es said Coonfy IN nosn r - s
Frame hnf oilers lratres ~ I'll ~.
.,a2. ~ appear Al he esii e oF Commissioner Ell
= cosEs, n Chatlsstown, On the 22d eay ii Jaru-
sfFs isfs % shaw cause againsi Tie payment and
seisycFF q the esiaie ef said EzaheiA Hshilrg t5
heF lest'ees; and that copy II his orsr s. 5,lb
listed once week for fo1r successive weess II
sosae newspaper printed II ChxFlestswn and passsd
on nc aoor 1t The Conn House Of said county. s.
ne aFssday Of two successive terms Of the County
Colrt q. said County. A co2v-TeSte
s T. A. MOORE, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
THE NEW WoOLLEN FACTORY.
Wool Wanted.

John X. WHITE and D. G. tHENKLE have
y their New WooLLEH FAcroRY. in Shepherds
Town, nearly Completed The Machiuery,is all OF
the most approved kind and the most sklfnl and ex-
perienced Workmen have been engaged, 50 that those
woolgro~ers and merchants, who patronize This es-
tahiStme'a may rely upon getting the best matsri-
ais the bestfabrcs and fasfctofs Rolls carded ana
other country work done at the shortest notice.
commpdstiGg terms, our fables, viz Fued and
Plaid Linseys, Tweeds Blauket.ng. FlaSIels Stock
ing Yarn, Sar.: Also, any other kinds % merchan-
die that may he preferred TO our own mike, al the
Store Of John +. White, where all the y vi WILDE
received. I'LL. +
Nothing that ran be dong on our part shall be lef
uadone, ito render entire satsfactionto those who
trade with rs, either BIZ exchange of wool or pur-
chase oil. our goods. WHITE s. .IIENKLE.
shepherastoYn, May 81 1919
n. B. Hard Soap, Bees Wax and Taiow want
ed al the highest market price.
Spirit and JiartiHSIHrg Payers cogg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
10! FOR THE WINTER,
STOFES!!

: SIOFA1S. TOT ko!! oIUF ES..I /
TIME Subscribers have determined 10 wage war
Il against the Geld blasts ofwinter, and are now
manufacturing. al the Jefferson Iron Foundry, Coal
and Wood Stoves, Grates and Cook Stoves. of the
very latest and best patterns Ten plate Stoves
also with cooking apParus, adapted 10 The use of
small families; Fire Fronts, with CRATE for either
wood or coal, both ornamental and useful; Crates
for open, heafihs; also, the celebrated Egg Stove,
especially adapted to the burning Of fire as well as
lump coal. In fact, every thing calculated to aft
ford siaia and comortnHt to our friends in cold and
wintry weather. The public viii please call and
exanfinelour stock.
ET Stoves repaired, and old casling taken at all
times in exchange for new work
Oct 81 1851 ZIMMERMAN & co. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

Tbs Eeneiy is oaeEed TO 81 emnuaity wsh The
confidence We feel II an artcie thich seIon fails to
realize the happiasi effects sh can be desired 50
vide i the hea Of lis nsefulne nd 50 numerous the
cases Of itscures. that almost very section q The
country ahnunds in PERSONS kly known, who have
been restored from alarming sd desperate dis
eases of The lrngx. b. It's when once tSied its
superiority orer every other Of is Kind is toe
apparent 70 escape observation nd where is virtues
are ksown, the Fablie no logger ESTATE What sntdc:e
70 employ inr the distressing antsBgeroes seetioas
Of the palhapaary organs, uhicare incident 10 cur
climate. And not only in the .ssadable attacks Upon
the lusss ~; for tie Elder dies Of Colds, Coughs,
hosrstness S-e AID for Chiirs il is the Ileasan,est
aus SAFEST Heafeine that can heobiaiBed. No family
should ke vlihoati and those HAO have used ii never
Will
Read The opinion OF the fulloafrg Gentlemen, who
VIII be Recognized ia The yaots sections Of country
where they leealed-eaeh ard all merchants ct
the first class and OF the highest chafacser-as the
oldest aud mest extensive Wholesale Dealers in Med.
cine With m experience Initiated the subject OF
Ehrh they speal. Ii there Is any value il The judg-
ment q experience see
We lie UNDERSIGNED, Wholesale Druggists. having
been long acquainted with Ayers Cherry Peeioral,
hereby certify our belief thai il is the best and most
eteetua remedy for Pulmonary Complaints ever offer
knowledge of lis composition and extensive usefulness,
cordially Commend il TO the Afflicted worthy their
MA ~ ana VII" VI, 1a e ns 'ia'
I4sS-,.E -. ~ -.
= nislsi4aN. E9inab9s q ~. DO MASS
issSse N b9aisuh, DI41illole. NldiylaAu'
Laid ~ lagrahanl, Bangor, MAINE
Hayilahd HaHall s Co, Charleston. s. c.
Jacob s Farrand, Detroit Michigan.
+ II. McAister, Louisville, Kentucky.
Fraacis L. Walton, ST. Louis Missouri
Joseph Tucker Mobile Alabama
Theodore A. Peck, Burlington, Vermont.
Itavilhbs RisIev & CO Augusta. Georyi,
Is,.e n TJar,ox 'srrent,r Ns,,v. Isrvs,,S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
NeH Style FAN Paper Hangings.

~ S. GRIFFlfH begs leave 70 ca1lzthc atteH
IEs ton his customers and thepablie general
ny 10 his Paperha3ging Warehouse, and examini
His we'll selected assortment, as il embraces AL Ih
newest patterns
Fine Freneh C. Papers for Parlors;
do Ghf1c P$Hel4 and Column Paper ofeycrt
tesefipions
Glazed apj CoiRnaa Papers ~ tycrvtlrsrft?;ioi
French and AM. riqan Rird Beard Prints
do 'of Bsrders S
Landscape TieFs.i&c.
Also may be fujjnj. Venitian blinds both Wild
ard naFr6w stafs& Patent Blinds; Tganspared
Window Shades e; all Of which W. are NON
selling al raanced.pFccs G. S, GRIFFITH,
Paparhauging Warehouse, l13 Bait st.
Oct %, lS5l. neSt 10 The Patriot Oiled
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
kEAnSLEY,S H0TEii.
FAIRMeN7. NARIoN COUNTY 7.

UlHE undersigned hcgs leave respectfully 70 en-
that be has Removed from MS ot sSsitt AZ ifbde4r
corner, 10 aearner Of Adams Tor Main) and Mon
roe streets, i9emerIY occupied BY Geo. Irwin and
known rs the Z Marion House
The House has recently undergone a thorough
renovation. and is also improved by ADDITION
AL BUILDINGS. Il is believed now to be in
every fespeeiadap.ed to the wants OF the traveller
and sojoufnet
A large aid commodiols Stable has been added
10 the extensive Stabiing, conyenienees already on
the lot Every thing 5yI be done for the comfort of
travellers and others who mat favor him with their
custom. JOHN AKEARSLEY.
March 81, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
CARRIERS HOTEL.

TT7HE new and extensive addition 10 this estab
l. lishment has been completed together with
renovating the entire concern, rendering it enc
gstihelargest and most attractyein the Valley.
The rooms are furnished with nea; furniture. and
with an eye to the comfort and convenience o
guests.
The Proprietor hopes to merit continuance OF
the patronage heretofore; extended tohim, and hy
strict pcrsocal attentions 10 increase His business
assuring the public that no exeron onhis par viii
be spared % Please, and render the sojonrn Of
guests agreeable.
ISAAC n. CARTER, PRorR.EroR.
April II, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
Forwarding & Commission Business.


TINE Subscribers having formed Partnership
i nndef the firm OF BLACKBURN - ALEX
AMBER. have opened Ware Houses al The Old
Furnaeeiand HarPers Ferry. where they WILT en-
gage the F'ORHARDIN( AND cOlLlIIS-
SION BUSINESS. Their BEATS viii ply regu-
9aflY between these places, and Georgetown and
Alexandria, BY the Canal
They viii at all lines purchase, ITYIEA z
CORN and other Produce, for which they Will pay
the highest prices in gaSh
Produce will be RECEIVED at either of the DEPICTS
oF#the Winchester &zPuppae or Baltimore aad
7tRio Railroads
They Ewill Keep III hand constant supply Of
LII MBER, COAL. SALT, SHINGLES. LATHS5
PLASTER, ground and ii the lump TAR, COZ
FEE, SUGARS, &c, which they vii; sci! by the
Guanityt
They will endeavor al all times 10 make il Tie
interest Of afmeFs and others 10 deal S,ith them.
+. S. BLACEBURN,
W. n. ALEXANDER 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
LAST NArHf,R.

M several Cards requesting those persons IN
- dscied % me % call and pay haze been neg
ieeiea 9y many and lest some have come to the
coDelRsfon ihey were not embraced in The call !
HoU assure each and every oae that this notice is
ln.enaeq ioF every person owing me little or much
nose neslecting this call will have themselves
Only slQ nlame Tor any addition "a their debts Ia
shape az Costs. : r. T61VNFR
Shepherdssovn. Jan. 3 I25In-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
II CHANCRRY.'5

) / Z NsF'si NJ ItI-Stk p NFFICEi7 I
scharlsslown, DeceErberrl, ls5i
AZ see ISsi SsT e hs sss c9a,s g
the Sh dav of next tnonlh Jannsr,. ~, - ,,d
al mvsotee By II o'clock NJ 81 sxsc,,,s '1s's ~
der Of Cburt rendered Oetober coin 1sst asbirh
directs he accounts heretofore takgh ii iiss Oh,
and ,splricd 10 C6urt 10 81 re<,a,ezl anS aIxo II
report sny special matters deernSa nprt;ns,,s ~
Which asiy 81 tie parties TO this causs NAV INQUEST
Iae cFeH t'eFs q the late Isaac r. Douglass, who
shaye MI exhibited their claims win 81 thai day
present. ghem. Il. NORTHAMPTON. CON. !.
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WISH torrent House and Isl adjoining my
4 Masaers farm. near Dameld's Depot, on he
hammers z Ohio Railroad The dwelling house
nas is1r rooms kitchen stands near By. The
~ contaIns netEeen sir and seven acres. will
rent this properly There IS nIsnk huiIine wi.h-
n one nn1dred yards Of tae dwelling, also for rent
AZ q Sasa properly can be had for iaeIre months
a sely ioE rent ~ applying soua.
MY ~, lcSf-tE LEWIS NELL