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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
Virginia, Jefferson Co., Set,

In the County Court March Term, 1852
lFtAaam IDaaiy9 lVal'aap ~ Izclier, part
ners al trade az The eand firm Of Don
leg y. Heller, PLArHFlFrs,
AGAINST
Samuel Eramer DEFENDANT,
An action Of Assumpst
HNHE object of this suit is 10 attach any Estate
j.. and effects Of the Defendant in the hands OF.
and The debts due him by Raphael Showalter, or
any other person persons within this State
Il appearing BY satisfactory evidence that The De
PENDANT is notan nhahiant Of this State il is or
0dered that he appear within one month after due
publication Of this order, and do what is necessary
70 protect his interest and that this order be pub
lished once week for four successive weeks in
some newspaper printed in this County, and posted
at the front door Of the Court House o. this county
on the first day OF the next Term of this Court .
A Copy-Tesic, +. A. MOORE,
April ShS62 pea Girl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
Tharn-HiII far SAC.

TYaE undersigned, as attornies in fact Of The
widow and heirs OF John BOWER, deed, offer
for sale thai SPLENDID FARM. called sTHcax-
Httl sifuaIe.tiu the County Of Rockbticse TWO
mixes Scuilf- West Of The town Of Lexington. This
Fatm contains about
loo Acres,
;tvfEsg on either side OF The Waller Junction Pink
Road connecting the town Of Stanton with the
town Of Buchanan, in the County Of Botetourt--
This tract cf land is cseblassd AZ once Er IS fer
tilty and beautv The MANSION HOUSE is
spacious and elegant and commands most iTn-
nosing view Of me Blue Ridge and North Noun
tains lie TOWN dl Lexington Washington College,
and the Virginia Military Institute, The soil Is
OF the best qualify of limestone, and ne land IS IN
dnlating Without being at anY Point TOO steep Tor
cultivation Mere than 800 bushels ct wheat were
soyyn during the last Fall, and the greater part 81
fhe cleared land Is well set III clever There Is an
extensive FATERED MEADOW OF moro Than
100 Acres. 70 which large addition can le made
at moderate cost There is a spacious NE "
BARN. erected within the last Two years, and the
necessary OUTBUfLDING are generally in
good condition.
Unless ii is previously disposed of b. private
sale we will offer the above tract at public auction,
on the premises. oRtie Isl day Of Jsae mort.
An accurate survey of the entire tract will imme-
diatey be made and il will be sold in one, or diVi-
ded into three or more tracts u sui, purchasers
Every field is well walered, and thee are about
400 ACRES OF TIMBER,
OF the very 'bestEaaality The Improvement of the
North River bVcanal and sIaek-waier navigation
connecting Lexington with the James River and
Kanawha Canal, which is now in progress, will
afford every possible facility for transporting the
crops Of the farm TO the Richmond market.
TIE terfas If sale win be, cne-fourih of the puT
chase money III hand, aud the balance in thret
eonaI annual instalmenls with interest from thS
date secured by deed of frost. The-priv4lege
hpwexsI VIII vs. IesfffFsd ,is Ia hhanfaf re Of Mrs
Elizabeth Bowyer, on condition Of paving interes
annually 10 her on that amount
Immediate possession will be given.
Any enquiries ia reference TO this estate may b.
addressed 10 either Of the subscribers at their res
ptctiye places DIT residence aforementioned
HENRY NJ. BOWER,
/, :. Ffacadis Ia.
D. w. BROCKENBROUGH
|. April I, is52-9t Lexington Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

n- A gentleman going down to New
York, in North river boat, the other day,
missed his tooth brush, and looking a.
round, was sstonished to perceive coun-
try gawk applying itvigoroasly to His tobac-
co stained worries.
My friend, you have made avery great
mistake in using my topth brush, said the
gentleman.
Your what7 your brush You don't
mean to say that this here's your tooth
brush +
DO, SIR, but il is Of 20 ;consequencc, now
you arc welcome to the brush
Ths fellow looked puzzled at first, as if he
suspected trick, but at length he exclaim-
ed
Here, yeou take your COMPOUNDED thing
nmbob. But / should like to know what
has become of,the tooth brash that belongs
to the boatp
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A VEL IMPROVED FARM
f or ST. lie.

II OFFER at private sale the FARM upon which
Il reside, situated about four miles northwest OF
.ChaTlestown. Jefferson county VA. adjoining the
lands Of w. 7. Washington, r. Warrington, Geo
L. Washington and Others, and Containing about
$50 A CRES LAND,
thirty Of which are in timber the balance in arabic
land, divided into nine fields all ander good fencing
mostly posi- and cap fence
The improvements consist or large, convenient
- and newly built Dwelling, containing
ss:, # I: , Ss: ;ae::s: s IS:
ry divided into gamers, capable OF holding 5000
bushels OF wheat All the buildings necessary for
the conlfer and convenience OF a1amily have been
erected within afeW years past and in good re-
pair. There is upon the farm a variety of choice
fruit selected from the best nurseries and most Of
them now bearing, viz: apples, peaches cherries,
aprcpts plums, &c. The land has been larmed
exclusively with view to is improvement, clover
and plaster has been freely used and it is now in a
fine state of cultivation. The Winchester and Po-
toraac RailroadIls miles distant and The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad miles distant offer great ia
cties FIR the transportation Of the produce of the
farm either to the Baltimore or District markets.
The Harpers- Ferry and Smiihfeld Turnpike af-
fDrds good ana safe route TO Charlestown al all
seasons of the ydar.
lts location will compare fayorably with that of
any farm in the county of Jeffersolals regards
health, society," fertility ofsoii or facilities to mar
ket Persons wishing to purchase land, well im-i
proved, with everything to hard are requested to-
call and view the premises
For terms apply to the subscriber, living upon
the premises or If by letter, addressed Charles
town. Il. G.. McPE ERS0N.
October % 1851 = If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

No An old Joker, who never yielded the
palm to any oae in reeling knotty yarn,
was put to his trumps at hearing traveller
state, that he once saw a brick house placed
upon runners and drawn up a,hill to more
favorable location some half a. mile distant
sWhat do you think Of that, Uncle Eth
! 81 y said the bSstandersr 20, fudge said
the old man, once saw two story house
down east draws by oxen miles,'-a dead
silence ensued; the old man evidently had
the worst end ot it, and he saw it. Gather
ing all his energies, he bit off a huge piece
sof pigtail by way of gaining time for thought
they drawed the stone house. said the old
inan--ejecting quantity of tobacco juice
towards the fireplace, shut that warn't the
worst Of the job arter they'd dun that, they
went back and drawed the cellar The
stranger gave in
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
NIFTY

G
Ti. sunset, came with ne, Ninette,
Ny boat Is on the bayl;
Come sal an hour on yohder lake.
And list what shaft say.
Will not talk Of love, Nsaxtte.
Thy face with frownsko Gil,
Haayfs neuer break III they forget,
AHd those forget lrho din
us folly an. the idle pirate
OF singienses IN love- -
"A noopsefr..aA fsp-sy vfnlt---s -@.s--s-ss
a within, as ] canfprove.
Iloved thee once, ind long and well,
Yet found thee still unkind;
Now thou may'st search all Switzerland,
A freeF heart to find.
See -yonder, from that cottage shade,
Behind the roses white,
Looks forth fair Zurieh's faircst maid,
TO watch my bark Tonight.
And Margaret hath kindly eye,
A gentle smile, pweens
That speaks heart d consistency,
unseiGsh and serene.
But thou art very pale. NiHctte,
And as the night growstchill,
Thou tremblest--ah, fear me much
This sail Will work thee i'll.
THOU wcepest--ah, Ninctte, forgiyet
Twas but cruel Jest;
sT'Es-alI faisehood, Al | live,
~ OF Margaret and the rest.
Only wished thy heart I'd read,
T'hoult not be angry long;
Thbu busiest; then, methinks, indeed,
I.scarce have read il wrong.
Thy GOODNESS panied me, yet learned
p Thou wcrtho mere coquette;
! fheu sInilcst, ali, the day is won
Thy heart is mine, NineFte,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

fTfHE Undersigned intending 10 discontinue the
L Boot and Shoe Making Businessin Charles
t6&n, offers ioHsale at COST, a large and general
assortment of GeDtlemen's ROOTS, SHOES
PUMPS. AND SLIPPERS, as also, large and
fashionable assortment Of Ladies' Wear. The sup
plyof Servants Shoes on hand isIwelI worthy the
attention Of farmers, as great bargains may be ex-
pected. 1t is desirable 10 close out this stock an
early day and hrst calling shall be the first served
ss All persons indebted, by Note or Book ac-
count, are respectfully requested 10 come forward
and paw the same, as desire 10 close up my bust
ness. Those who may wish 10 save cost. will do
well to heed this notice.
THOMAS JOHNSON.
March IL 1870 n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

kT A Colored Preacher who was about 10 sd-
dfess his dock ofdarkaess, commenced his rem ars
in, this wise
Blubbed brcdren, hAbin forgot to put
my testament in my coss pocket, shall be
obliged to discourse - you dis ebenin, from
de words OBJ dat good ole prophet, Il forgot
. lis name los dead now, God bless him, J
! when q one memorable occasion, Il forgot
rsen,) be made use OBJ desc affectia words,
:. dc world, de flesh, and de debil : andJin
ludin to dis portant subtle, / shall skip ober
de seorid, touch lightly on de fish, and has.
ten on 70 de debtl as fast as possible
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
An action Of Assumpsi,. in which an atasane

An acuonsof Assumpsit, in which an attachment
has.heen issued
1NHE object of this suit is 10 attach any Estate
ana ELECTS o. the Defendant in the hands of
and ihe debts due him BY, S. s. Moore and Robert
Lucas or any sother person or persons within this
State.
happening by satisfactory evidence ,hat the De.
feadanl is not an inhaban in this State il Il ar
deret+ that he appear within one month aflsr due
publication Of this order. and do what is necessary
tuproieci Mis- interest aad thai This order be pnh.
lished once week for four successive weeks 4,
some newspaper printed 10 this county and pos,ed
al the front door Of the Court House Of his Coun,v
on ihe 6FsIday Of the next Term OF this Co,f5f.
ACary-Teste TIA. MOORE
April s. 1852 Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
L, sll,he world say what they can.
:. f. srllinr Prizrsal. Anscl &Co. are the
- m ANSEI. 81 co. I.

rrSrIE greatest Prize Sellers in the United States
,sts Measure IN presenting % the Virginia
r,,h,;s Schedule OF The Lotteries to be drawn In
~ Ts;rr az Baltimore, during the Month Of May,
,o, srSm he success which has attended our Once.
1,r;n he last month, Ihfse is no doubt that many
as M Can;tai Prizes Willie sold BY US. Wethere-
tnrs sSvise every one 10 send their order soon.
W. sent. durfSs the month Of April-Sl 500 %
Kanawhas 5000 10 Hampshire county, - 800 To-
I.ershurg - 100, and one Prize Of 500 10 Lou
snun. 81 600 10 Charlessown; OF o, 500 10 Fred
erick county; sI.SOOsIo Monongaia; besides =
Great many q smaller denominations and those
who have not heen 50 fortunate may tesA AssN.s1
that Dame Fortune never forgets those VINO Ietee
forget her, as she says
Who don Risk don't Win =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

~ At camp meeting, q number Of la
dies continued standing On the benches, not
withstanding frequent hints from the minis
tiers to sit DOWN A. reverend old gentle
man, noted for his good humor, arose and
said think if those ladies' standing on
the benches knew they had holes in their
stockings, they would sit down This ad-
dress had the desired effect there was an
Immediate sinking into the seats. Ayoung
minister standing behind him, and blushing
to the temples, said
o, brother, how could you say that?'
Say that2' said the old gentleman, its
q faet--if they hadn't holes ia their stock.
~ings, I'd like to know how they could get
them en-, H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
Cash for Negroes.

r AN desirons to p6fcsase large number Of
j NEGROES for the Southern markets, men,
sS Sss , 6SKs gEs and families for
Persons having slaves to sell viii M
please inform me personally, or BY letter x
al Winchester. which will receive prompt LIZ
anention; b B. ~. q w. L. Campbell, 6K
40. 2i2, West Pratt street, BaItimors.
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
dgsnt for 3. NJ d ~. L. Camrheu.
Winchester, September ]. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
a RARE CRAMcE

RElNG DESTROYS TO remove from this State. /
= wIlIdispose Of my entire Stock Of Goods upon
very accommodating terms-to any person DESTROYS
Of entering into the Mercantile Business A great
bargain will be given,-the Stand is good one and
hasa fine run Of Custom at this time for further
particular apply at THrs OFrIcE.
JanuaTy.l5 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

& . All prizes paid in gold or banGablS money al
sight All orders confidential, and the printed
dtawing will BE- >eat as soon as the Lottery Is
drawn.
For good Prize a.d prompt attention,
Address Al AASEL * Coz
Corner of BALI, and Light SIS, Ralt Nil.
April 80 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
EXTRA FLOUR.

FTlHE undersigned has always on hand Ezra
i Flour, No. l. for sale and in exchange for
good article Of Wheat. The above Flour is kept
on hand in Charlesiown, by John K Woods & Co.
and Eby & Son; and by different merchants al
Harpers-Fcrry.
Sd Wing.
have also my Saw-Milin good repair, and bills
will be furnished at the shortest notice.
MARTIN EICHELBERGER.
Rock Spring Mills. sfay 9, 1850.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
In-the Circuit Court Of Jefferson

DuH0BL IV. VOOFHeeS. INdTIlah OF Al9ncV
d.. Josephine and Rces Hdydcsty,
AGAINST
Nathaa s W1itc, Nancy D., Josephine and
Res Hardesty.
FTNHE object Of the Petitioner, Daniel w Voor
i bees III this case, is 10 obtain an order Of The
Circuit Conr OF Jefferson at the May Term 1852,
authorizing the payment of all monies end The
transfer Of a personal property ia this Stale in The
hands OF Nathan s. White, belonging 10 Nancy ID.
Hardesty, Josephine Hardesty ard Rees Hardesty
who are minors, 10 a guardian Of said minors ap-
pointed blythe proper Court oil Putnam County In
the State osIudiana; And notice of the application
for such ain order Of Court BY the said Daniel w
Voorhees, Is hereby given to all who may beinter-
ested DANIEL wv. VOORHEES,. !
Guardian Of Nancy D., josephine
April q, 1852. aud Rees Har6esty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
Virginia to wit /:

Al rules held IN the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
1859.
Mary p. Seaman, ieho sues by her brother
and mort fifieatf.Iol e. -4Astadt,
PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
Jaeomiah Seaman, Defendant,
IN CHANCERY.
TNHE object of.ths suit is to obtain decree Of
L. perpetaal divorce of Mary b.. Seaman from
her husbahd Jacomiah Seaman, ana securing 10
her sole and separate use certain property in the
Bill ineniibned.
L appealing on affidavit filed in this suit that The
defendant il not resident OF this State he is here.
BY required to appear here within one month after
due Publication oil this orderand do what is neces-
sary y project his interests in this natter Iii
iuriher ordered that a copy hereof be published
once week for four successive weeks in thes Vir-
ginia Free Press and posted at the front door of
the Court, house of this County, The FIRST day Of
the n3St Comfy cour, OF Jefferson County.
ACopY-Teste, R.T BROWN,
sApril 8, 1852. c {. &.
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Tea Trays.


a LARGE and beautiful assortment inst +,
II reivea and forsale by
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
85a,33O
= } I,5 90!
: PRIZES OF $1,000.

5 PRIZES OF $4,000
U OTTERY for The benefit Of the State OF Della
IL ware Class 1, Tor is53 10 be- draw ia 1yi.-
mlnglon, Dal On Saturday, Of May, 1863
~ prgra .Nelshsrs a. eacA P,ttlose Of s5tIicaety
49, S-tSp5 fNDlb Sf,HEAIE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
SHINING Department.
is Frames, each 1872 Spindles-2sS16
Pressing Department.
FACTORY--No. 2.

Two Stories, leased and Occupied for the manu-
fucture OF Cotton Yarns, &c.
The further improvements are Stone 7Ea-
chine shop, 50 bJ 80 feet. three slories high
leased and occupied. A SAY MILL, 100 BY Sc
feet, weather-boarded, with iron Water Wheel and
occupied By the Company.
two story BRICK BUILDING, occupied BY
the Company, as a Store.
FQurlatge Dwelling Houses Two stories, stone
and roughlcast Five Brick Tenements, iwosoEies !;
and Eve Wooden Cottages, one and halt stories.
The aggregate annual rent now receiving, is
81 800.
Tie Winchester and Potomac Railroad runs
through the premises, and within 100 yards Of the
Factories thus offering every facility for tranpor
talion.
TERMs DR. sALs-Cash, $4,000; AID balance in
two equal payments, of twelve and twenty four
months, with interest fromday of sale. After pay
mens to BIZ secured by deed of trust and policy of
insurance. BY order Of the President and Directors
April & ffS52 A. H HERR, See,g
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n Tbs story Of man who had ancss
Ic Lzrks that be couIdn't blow II without re
- = elrpoNder, has turned out to Be Z
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= oAlN liz uHuSiSigHeG IS IQaHklut IOI tHe very
4 liberal encouragement extended 10 a-S
hin the fast year, and takes this OPP A\&~
roFtunit9 tfs informing his cid castoHI m
mers ana iis Pabie generally, thaig 1
he still e9ntnacs TO eafryson the III
BlACKSMlTHiMG BUSINESS w ~
in all its'svas ious branches in the old u
and well siudWn shop OF Gerris s Gardener deed
and would say 10 Tie public and colnmunilv. Ar
large that his establishment shall not be- surpassed
inneaneSsand durability Of woFk BY anv establish.
meht in hais section OF the country. As 10 his
prices heiis determined not 10 be undermined or
underwofkPd by any establishment IN mis- Town ar
section OF the CO. atry.
His Prices are reduced 10 tile following low rates
Horse shoeing at S0eents a seit;
Removisg shoes 10 cts;
Laying Shears for Coulter Plougfs at 81
Point and Sharps do 25sceuts;
Sharpening all kinds of Plough Irons CT;
Pointing CoQers al l2i cents
Side laying d. al IS do;
End laying do. at$l;
New Bar shear Plough Irons at f21 cts;
AscCurmiek DO do at 10 ITS;
New Dpable-shovel Ploughs ironed new and com
pletelfqr 81 50a piece.
He is also prepared 10 furnish all kinds of WAC
On MAKERS WORK and PLOUGHS 10 order
aud at the shortest notice He would therefore
confidently solicit liberal share OF The public pat
*fonage. JAS. E Nor IN
Feb II ls5a-3m. s = Z -.
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Brilliant Lotteries, for Nav 1852.

GREGRORI5. Nh UR Y MANAGERS.
(Saeetss3rs b J. ". Malry s Coz
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Gold pems

LARGE and elegant assors,,,.,, X r.o,s pa.
n for sale cheap eyer n ~ ~
Harpers Ferry Jewelry Store z g '''''s-'
"a aIcn ~. Io52 ]. NJ SKIFF.
tiSH 41goAS md LLNES-The celebrated
sIssHla ana Limeric Hooks; Lines Of vari-
Gus qualilses. lnst received bY
april 2. I63s T. RAWLINs 4 SON.
RELLSr-Hand and Tea Bells Of all izes.
- APRIL - 1882 TsRAWLINS s SON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

GERMAN Silver, Plated. Abata. Britannia, ana
~ Iron, Table and Tea spoons Of the very best
quality for sale low by TRAWLlNS & SON.
April % 1882.
irish GLUE.-Genuine, and very cheap Just
il received by T.RAWLINS & SON.
April % 1852
z INSEED OIL.--Pure White Lead, IN on
Z IL and Paints Of all kinds inst recrivedb By
April ~ 1S52 T. RAWLlNS & SON.
TTTOODEN WARE Barrel Covers Box and
w common Butter prints. Tubs, Of all sizes
Brass Bound Cans, Tub Churns. Wash Boerds,
&C.. just received by T. RAWLINs SON.
April y 1872.
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SaddIery & Harness Making,

in all Of its Tarigus branches and am prepared 10
put up as good work and as short notice, snd on
as accommodating terms, as any one in the State Of
Virginia. Come one, come all and see me before
purchasing,san viii do ron good.
HIDES. The highest cash price paid for all
kinds Of Green aud Cured Hides
EDWARD SMITH,
Harpers-Fe Ferry Oct %, 1851 High street
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BERKELEY LAND
70 z s A Z Y

TIME undersigned offers for sale, desirable
~ tract Of Land, containing l5i Acres, 2 Roods
and VI Poles, lying one and haif miles from
Bunker Hill, and ten miles from Martnsbarc near
the Martinsburg and Winchester Turnpike. The
land is productive, and in a good state OF catira-
ton. and will bear recommendation. The neigh
borhood is peaceful and quiet The improvements
are now comfortable and sDhStantial Tie In;
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1913 Acres;

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
~ Diarfhea C9rdial-two excellent medicines.
Tor sale nv r. RAWL4yS u SON
April 3.
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Turanblers.

nRESSED Glass I'nmbers from IS to - IS per
i DOZEN cheaper than erer offered in this Town
Just received hy Il. RAWLINS & SON.
April - 1852.
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War Declared against Cuba,

GINCE ID the course Of human events, &c, &c.
- it becomes necessary that every man should
follow some vocation, whereby 10 gain an honest
livelihood, therefore will hereby declare and make
known 70 generous public, ihat am now carry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

COMMON Iron Tea Ketlles at serv reduced
~ prices also Tin and Porcelain Lined do. iust
received ~ 7. RAWLINS s. SON
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S75O0O!

. PRIZES OF $4,000
r OTTERY, for the benefit OF The Stateoi Della
II ware, Class A, for 1852 10 be drawn al VIII
mington, Del, on Saturday, May ed, 1852.
70 DrGen BQllots oatof I g Nos,
Making nearly as many prizes as blanks.
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'iBuena VISTA in Market.

Buena Vista" IN Market.
THE lsn undersigned r. a. win sell On accommodating
the Valley Of Virginia situated about hires ,nilss
southeast OF ShepheTdstown jefferson co1nt,s ~
1o,ning the lands Of Dr.I HI Taylor, George Lick
i,eeI, Sonrad Shindler and others, and IS within
tntes mics 81 the baltimore & Oho Railroad and
the Chesapeake S Ohio Canal. Th;s Farm Cor
lains
1913 Acres,
. q which arein thrifty timber; the balance ID
arapie land A. is divided into eight fields inclu-
alhS I'VE meaaoWs 81 about fifteen acres. There
a stream q water running through the centre Of
the Farm, to which there is access from eacg, sfd
There Is also Spring Of wafer near the Dwelling
house.
The Improvements, all recently built, consist If
two story House fanfnishedl copiainiFsr Nv
rooms The out buildings consist 81 Stable. Corn
Crib and Wagon-shed. There Is npon this Farm
an Orchard Of Choice fruit A more minute de-
seTption is demmed unnecessary, as ii Is presumed
persons wishing to purchase Will examine he
property for ihelnselves.
Il lhe above Tract or Land IS not sold privatelv
before 81 1TRDAY tie 23fk day Of dxgaa. il will
on that day be offered public sale in front of Mr.
Daniel Enters Hotel in Shepherdstown For fur.
Their particulars apply 10 The undersigned in Shep
herdsiown. Jefferson comfy Va.
EDWARD G. WILLIAMS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
Sa1.ON0t

I lottery, for the benefit ofthe State OF Della.
IL ware. Ciass { ), for 1852, to be drawn at Will
fningtgn, Del, On Saturday. 9Th Of May, 1852 s
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