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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-15

oetifiNibSo OhSOhClOo Ou CliS
side Of the f5otpath. The Emperor
limped slightly, owing to the reopen.
ing Of an accidental wound in the
leg, receivedIin one Of his journeys
to the banks of the Don. As he
slowly advanced, l had leisure to OBJ
serve the great change which had
tai ken place in his appearance since l
had seen him in Paris. His counte-
nance, formerly SO open and cheerful,
had now sickly and mournful ex-
preston, and he was evidently prey
to the deepest melancholy. Not
withstanding this, his looks were SO
benevolent that / felt reassured, and
as he passed near me, l ventured to
address him,
Sire!
'Put on your hat, sir replied he.
1T is too cold to remain bareheaded.'
Seeing that | hesitated, from re-,
spect, to obey him. he seized my hat
and clapped it on my head, holding
my arm the while to prevent my Ia
knight off again. When he foun id
that had made no further resistance pe,
he said
We'll, sir, what have you to Sd y
to me?'
'Sire-this supplication,' and 1
drew the petition from my pocke t.
The Emperor's countenance fell.
'Are you aware, SIR said he, you
who pursue me even here, t hat l a b.
sent myself from st. Peter sburg to
avoid petitions and petitioners?'
1 know it, sire; bat, my petition
has perhaps, more than most other IS,
a claim on your majesty's gracious
consideration. It is countersignedI
by your majesty's august brother t /
by his imperial highness the Grand
Duke Constantine
sAh, har exclaimed the Emperor i.
holding out his hand, but immedi-
ately withdrawing it. |
so tha: | ventured to hope | col D.
tinued, that your majesty would, in.
this instance, deign to deviate fro m
the rule established
No, sir, replied the En- peror
quickly. No, sir, ] will not ia ke it,
because if / did, I should to-mo orro W
be pestered with thousand such
papers; and ] should be compel ed to
ABANDON these gardens, whef fe at
present I find solitude and quiet.
But, added he; observing my disap-
continent at this refusal, and ex tend
hg his hand in the directio n of the
,ity, put your petition into the
1ost-office. | shall receive it to-
hight, and the day after t to-morrow W
you will have my answer
4 ore, know not now 10 express
ny gratitude.
prove it, then,' he replied, 'by
lelling no one that you have present
ID petition, and escaped punish
nent Good-day to you, sir.
With these e words, and a gracious
md melanch oily smile, the Emperor
pursued his walk. / did n ot fail to
ollow his advice, and put my letter
a the post. The Emperor Has tru ue
% his promise, and two days after
Yards | received his reply.
1t was my commission as fencing
master to the imperial corps of en-
yineers, with the rank Of ptaln.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-15

The. Lafayette, Ala, Tribune,
staunch whig Journal, thus repudi-
atds the nomination Of Scott
TCol. McLemore brought the af-
hidting intelligence to this town,
from West Point, yesterday, Of the
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-15
New ORLEANS. July 5.

The steaI Imboat St james exploded
and burnt this morning on Lake
Pontchartrh rhin. Fifty lives lost, IN
Guiding Judge Isaac Porter Of the Su-
preme Cod int, Corporation Attorney
Wolfe, and many ladies and children.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-15
PO4ID z.
For he FayelerHie O5&eFrei
To mi Sister, Sarah.

For ne tayeierFie O6$eFrer.
To mi Sister, Sarah.
do not wrile YOU new, Sister,
For gentle words Of home.
For ihes sc, know, ore wailing
To greet me when come.
Ba. The boon have 10 ask
Thy ready hand will give.
Aud all The mem'ries which il wake,
Wnhin my hean shall live.
There is liule flower, Sister,
The wee, Pofger-me not,
Which grows within our garden, =
Upon sacred spot.
!, was MY faypriie ever,
This sweet and lovely Aow er-
1 sought il with gladsome he arr,
To mark each h4Ppy hour.
Pluck on e liule fl 4wer. Sister,
The lEbies, one ,has grows,
And send ii. with such gentle words
As Love and Absence knows.
I'll greet il with The dearest words
learned Of lhec to say
And il shall whisper back each thought
Thou sav's' 10 j. each day.
Tfere', qaany howcr, know, Sister,
OF rater hue and name,
That in his sunny cline here blooms,
Ny fohdest love to claim-
But these grow in stranger land,
Where all | see is strange,
And meln'ry seek in vain some sPo;
For truanl thought to range.
But ono sweet. tind flower, sislcf,
From thai liule 8ed Of mine.
Shall all the deards, dreams of homo
In fondesl love entwine-
For lis lhe lille howeret
That thou hast loved for me,
sTis the siveclesl, lovelieslof Ibem all,
And llien--',was nursed by THEE. 0
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-15
SEVERE HAIL ST0PM.--The Chero.

SEVERE HAIL STORM. j. The Chero-
kee Advocate publishes an extract OF
a letter from correspondent in Sa-
line District, in that nation, giving
the fol lowing description Of a bail
storm that passed over Pryor's
Creek, on the 18th ult.
"Ihe hail was the size of dump
lings; it stripped the trees of their
branches, and the grass was literally
beaten into the earth. Horses were
killed, and the birds Of the air were
picked up in great numb hers; and
deer we're also found that bad been
stoned to death by the hail.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-15

The Wheat crop has been har-
vested, and is an abundant one-laf-
ger tha b has been raised ioryears 10
this section. Raln is much needed
at this time HuntS9tte Adr.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-15

when a man wishes to salute an
other in Thibet, he u mowers his
bead, puts out his tongue, and
scratches his ear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
NJ arricd.-

ia The 18th inst. Al Hlserstowh. Md. by ihe Rev
MIR punlsp. MIR. JoHN +, THoMFsoR 20 Miss MARl
NIsetN. hcEsr daughter Of Capt.. JaaFes q Hurst
AL this equally.
On Tuesday evening. i1!h .asi BY REV. Dr. Akin
son. Gro. SAAIl. ESQ 10 Miss MARY GRANT, eldest
daughter Of Capt. VIM A. Jackson, iof Virginia
On. Thursday list. lat ilarpcrs.Ferty BIZ the Rev
Mr. Patton, tlr. TIleSiAs d. ARnsrRoas to Miss Eat
ftALyiS' daughter Of Mr., John Calvin all oil Mar.
tinshufg.
II wsshiag,on, D. G, on Monday evening, the ig.h
list. BY the Rev. John c Swtht Mr.. NATHAN T.
NoarIIiseros, formerly Of Loudodn 10 Miss Whom
- g. Norr, that city.
On the 18Th lust. hy the REV lsaml Cover. Mr.
WAshisGTos HARrER TO Miss EatiY RYAN. all ol
Lnadoun county.
On tho 18Th insi.. by The Rev, III. r. Smith Mr.
REID TrksIKlo Miss SARAn E. pAilY, ali Of Lou
doun.
on the 9Th orNoycmber last, blythe Rev Mr. Du,.
tim. Mr.. LEsNpER CARLyLE. of fpudonn4 eolnty 10
Mrs. DeReAs Rrro, daughter Of the hte Mr.. John Clip
Of this county.
On Tuesday the 9eth inst by the Rev Mr. Martin,
Mr.. DANIEL DovGNBERoEa. of Washington County,
tower, OF this cou niy.
On the evening of The 18th inst. BY Rev. J. S,
Ttoae. WM l. MelsrosIt 10 AsNsiARIA- FLoREScE,
all Of Prince William County. Va
tn Washington, ON thursday afternoon, the Sth
Inst, by the Rev. james y Duns.ans Dry. r. CARP
srR 10 Miss Rosa NJ daughter OF Tie late Nathaniel
Manning, OF Lout0un County, Va.
Al Shclherdstowa on Sunday last, by the Rev. Mr..
Hack, Mr. EnwIs n. HAT, of ilArt Ferry, AID
Miss CHRIsriAst, daughter Of Mr. Vim. Strider, Of
this county.
On the ,i2Ih is,.. Nv The Rev John s Mar,ip, Mr..
aons L ynosirsos aud Miss EniLY FRANcEs SAfrI--
oe'h OF this county
hsls'nS. MI JonS GlrnoNs and cATHAnISE WARD, of
r.. = II E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22

I. JOHN SOLLEDAY oil Hampshire coup,v
Virginia do hereby certify and alirm that ibe ~.
veriisen1ent published in the Charlesiown Virgnia
Free Press about the l0th Of December. 1851 IN
relation. 10 Bay Mare as stolen from me i 81
variance with the fact and done under i'm pulse and
feebleness Of health and advanced age, must and
will serve as an apology where am known To
all peEsnbs interested or feel themselves injured 81
said advertisement, ask pardon and disciairn INV
wrong Being attached 10 Mr.. WA RIcHaRpsos;-
The Mare be purchased with HIS own money and
he aud Itended crop ofcern with her this year;
and mr. 6aly claim TO her was gift TO my wife
which was Intended as loan for M convenience
- had not paid hiM anything ior her The said
William Richardson and myself had fal ing out
before be left misplace which acknowledge The
said advertisement would not have hees made If
nothing had occurred to mar the mutual good feel
ing existing heretofore between us; and / take
peasaneia saying, he has as fa as my knowledge
goes always borne the character OF an honest man
GiVenunderEny hand ami seal this 30.h DAY Of
December, 1851,
JOHN soLLEDAY, [t.sl
H7tm4ss J. WIcsARp
JANUARY Is lS5l-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
IaI Acres OF Land,

being portion OF tract of5and that belonged 10 the
said Benjamin Boes decsd al the time of his death
and containing all ofthe ognaL tract not included
ID the contract Of sale between Boiey's heirs and
Mr.. Amos Janney.
Should The sale Of this portion fail 10 accomplish
Tthe purposes4ot the Decree We shall then offer in
FaddiioD 10 the above mentioned tract that valuable
Tract Of Land adjoining it which has been tor some
years in possession Of MI Amos Janney These
Two parcels together compose the original Boley
tract and contain about 3SI Acres Of Improved
Land under 4 good state of cultivation situated on
the Winchester and Potomac Rail Road about 2
miles above The Depot al summit Point
8 The Farm haso il large and substantial Stone
Dwelling House, together with other valuable i'm
proYements, and two never failing wells Of water.
A portion OF the Traei is Wood Land. having fine
timber on it. "A good title will be made 10 The pur.
chaser, free ofa1l membranes.
Isrpisef Sale.--0ne-third ofthe purchase money,
cash the balance in two equal annual payments,
with Interest from the day Of sale deferred pay
meHts % be secured by the bonds of the purchaser
and deed Of trust on The premises.
WILLIAM LUCAS,
ANDREW KENNEDY,
Jan % iS52-4t Commissioners
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
IA WELL IMPROVED FARM
ron Ale.

T OFFER al private sale the FARM upon with
IL Preside, situated about four miles northwest of
Charlesiewn, Jefferson county Va, adjoining the
lands of w. T. Washington, r. Worthingtoh, Gdo.
L. Washington and others, and containing ABOUT
g80 1CRES OF LAND,
thirty 81 which are in tnber ihe balance in arabic
land divided INTO inc fields all under good fencing
mostly post and eapfence.
The improvements consist Of a large, convenient
AsuzA and newly built Dwelling, containing
ESs5Se seven rooms with cellars under he whole
49, smoke house, ice house, servants ho4s-
E-Azzzses sfatiir e corn house, and large graHa-
nv divided irlio gamers, capable Of folding 2GD0
bushels Of wheat AlIthe buildings necessary Tor
the eonlfari and convenience Of family have been
erected within fsw years past and are in good te
pair There is upon the farm variety OF choice
fruit selected from the best nurseries and mosiof
them now bearing, viz: apples, peaches cherries,
aprieots. plGms, &c. The land has been farmk
exclusively with view to its improvement, clover
and plaster has been freely used, and il is now I'D
6ne state Of cultivation. The Winchester and 20
toniac railroad II miles distant, and The Bstfndse
and Ohio Railroad miles distant, offer great Ia
ciles far the transportation OF the produce 81 the
farm either to the Baltimore or District markets
The Harpers.FerJy and Smihheld Turnpike af.
fOras good and safe route 10 ChaTlestoxn al All
seasons Of the year.
LIS loealion will compare favoraby with thatIof
any farm ID the county Of ileferson, as Regards
health socets, fertility Of soil Or facilities 10 mar
kel Persons wishing to purchase land, well i'm
pr6ved. with every thing to hand, are Ieqnestedto
| call and view the premises.
| For terms apply to the subscriber, living upon
The premises, OF il by letter, addresses 70 Charts
1 town. y. y. NICE LhSO-st
October q. 1851 t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
Baltimore Market.
Rnndolpll a Lutimer's

csacrt.s or Psicgs ~ ras H.LT.Mo cs., MAskET
fSx ~ sceex saatsts Jap. =, 80.
ArrLEs--Sales al 81 10 50 PER bol. very scsIcs'
grrTSn5S-sale Of Glades al i2a 70 l6 cts-City
Packed al 1910 70 eis-comnpn Western al 8 TO
eels.
lsrkss Il Good demand toflshirment, and sales
are made al 81 10 - els.
praNs.--Whiie beans are bringing 81 so per eu.
Mixed ga Ia Is It's.
sss y s.,~h W. ano,e lastlweeks rates. Sales
~ Sho0hiegs al 81 10 cts--sSidss al 10 u cts
iIams al 91a iat els.
fs--r Zoo head were offered At the scales on
A,endss Il which 550were said % City Butchers,
al Pss s. ne = TSe Balance were driven i PHI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22


ii y. COLE has removed from Nos 3le and
- sief BALTIMORE street, 10 c 81 TUNE
"a e Fl where will Be found he largest and best
STOCK q Ready Mace cloghing ever offered Ii Bal.
nmess-D Dress, Ffock and sack coais, all colors.
9aallltes and sizes, from - 50 TO $ 50 and up
xassS emarsciag al styles Of fancy, plain and
Plaia Csssimers Vests II every variety al cores
goDding Pfices. Alo Isrge assoriment Of Boys
Importing or cwn Cii,hs direct from Europe,
~ nanuiaciurins on the mosi extensive seae. en-
ables 1s TO offer inducements 70 puTch1sers ro, 10
g surpassed by any ciuiEing Es,aSishEnen, 10 The
United States The proprieiors are determined TO
make The Wholesale Rooms the point Of great al
traction, and have now made up more Than SO 900
price.
II the Custom Department win always BE- found
he choicest selection Of Cloths Caxsimeres and
NesiiuRs, which will be made up q, the shortest
notice, and 10 the --latest style, and I'll always
guaranteed
EH The one price system always adhered TO.
Remember the name and place, CorHer Of Pra0
street and Csntre MARKET Spaee.
Jan. .. 1852. H n. COLE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
A Jack and Jennct for Sale

FTSHE subscriber has4wo very fine JACKS either
j. Of which he will sell. One OF them took the
first premium al the Valley Cattle Show, held in
this county 10 October last and also the first al the
last Cattle SHOW Of the Maryland State Agrieultu-
raj Society. They were selected from the best
stock in the United States. Either of them full IF
aniinais--One seven and the other nine years old
next sfring. The JENNET is Of the same stock,
and also iaokthe first premiums ateach Of the above
exhibitions. Persons wishing 10 purchase, or fur
Their ipfornaiion will please address the subscriber
al CharlestprTn, Jefferson comfy, Va or call at
Rock Hall 6ve miles Southwest 9f ChaIlestown,
whersthest stock can be seem
THOMAS II WILLIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22

ponr.kourn. VI. jan. is -rhe n,s., ex,-ps;,,
hank robb<Fy lhaf has lately been recorded vas
psfpcifaicd ia Ibis iown last night. The banking
hlase Of NE Braseh Bank Of Virginia was entered
daring The night and rubbed oil $4,000. two-,hisds
u L - paper a1sI one third in gold 1ts said The
rosues Carried % esevtkine il he bank is ire
shape 0f moneg. They doubtless TOOK a santsre 81
she s,orn thsf prevailed. and seem % have beep
provided win every hpg ia heir line neeessary fr
The accomplishment 81 The undertaking. No clue
SECOND DESPATCH.
RicunoxD. JaA - The amount of rnarex al
ssraeed bT burglars last night from he Ports1outh
branch of he Bank Of Vireinls. Is nor asrersslped
10 have been $4,000 IL which SEQ 600 ~ Is
notes. and ~ 90 10 gold. des palch received
ienight ron Portsmouth says that no cIue has vel
Supposed they are The sans p1rty Who fscentlv
mtde % attempt 20 eater one or he banks Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
WbeTAR's DAtssAM or WILD CtI1saRY
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUME

~ *
And The besi medicine known h man for Asthma
otevery stage, Liver Complains, Bronchitis Inau-
rnza, Coughs, Colds, Bleeding Of the Lungs Short.
neys OF Breath, Pains and Weakness in The Side
Breass &c, and al other diseases 81 The PUL,
-MDNARY ORGANS.
BEWARE OF. fMPoSITIONt
ne greater The 3alue OF any discovery. the high.
81 i Is held IN the csteem~ef ihe public. and SO
much IN proportion Is thai public liable 10 Be i'm
posed upon By the. spurious limitations Of ignorant
dcsignigg and dishonest men who, like The dronc
10 HE hive haze neiiber he abbey nor Inclination
70 provide iul themselves, hut Thrire and luxuriate
upon the earnings oi The deserving.
Now thai this preparation is we'll knnwn 10 be a
more certain eureloE ineipient CONSU MPTION.
ASTHMA, LIVER COMPLAINT COUGHS
BRONCHITIS, aud all similar affections. than
any other remedy ever known there will be, and
NOW ARE LIQUID those so yiahoasly wicked a.
@ connect spnrigns, and perhaps poisonous mix,
tire and Try 90 palm Il of rs he genuine Balsam.
This Is 70 caution dealers aad the public gener
ally against pure asing any ofher Than that HAY
iAG THE WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF /.
BUT rs on the wrapper. Tn. fest9merely initiate
the name Of the original, while they possess none
al rs virtues
Originally prepared hy Williams & Co. Phla-
fephiaf now prepared and sold wholesale and re.
tail.ldniy By SETH w, F0WLE Boston. Mass
y wiaom al orders should he addressed and for sale
tyhis agents throughout ikp country.
January Is fS59
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
PUBLIC SALE.

+ WILL oftr fer sale. on he s50h Of Jannarr Il,
i mr Personal PROPERTY ron-is,i =,
o. number Of god horses. some splendid Dnrham
Mixers some 6ne young Cat,ie ss heaa II &C.
Carriage and harness for lwoshofses. ThresSS'.
ina Machine oneef Hasseys Grain Cniters ,,ne
set OF Blacksmi,hs Tools; alot 81 Pine Plant srS
every variety Of Farm Implements; Household ard
Kitchen Furniture, and MANY other articles no, ne
I.nIHarv IL 1852 1890.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
First-ratei Jefferson Land,
For Sale.

ID and wife, TO The undersigned, Gated 9th df
September 1850, and recorded In Jefferson Counik
Court, will offer, at public sale 10 The highe$t
bidder, at Daniel Enters Hotel, in Shepherdstowb
Jefferson county, Va, on
"Wednesday. January 2sIh, 1882,
two very valuable Tracts Of frst-rate Land, tie
property of The said Webb, lying near to the said
town OF Shepherdstown, formerly part Of the estate
OF Thos. V. Swearingen, decd one containing
about i 5 4 s8cfCS, the other about l53 Acres.
These Tracts adjoiB each other. One is under rent
for the ensuing year; OF the other possession can
be given Immediately, excepting small field, now
10 wheat, which the former tenant will have the
privilege Of cutting and taking away.
Ofcourse persons wanting to buy Will examine
the property. II is only necessary 10 say here that
the land is of the best quaity-iHs one of the most
fertile sections of the county Of Jefferson and very
>eoEvenient 70 the thriving town Of ShepherdsloWh
aud its large mills and oihe Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal aud Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Terms: The Deed requires a sale for ready
sent o. the parties interested By the purchaser paw
ing one-third in cash and for the residue bonds
with good security, in equal payments atone and
two years, with interest from day of sale, and fut
ther secured by deed Of trust on the premises oil
by assuming for part Of the deferred payment 4
debt in the Bank Of the Valley, al Charestown; on
which, if made satisfactory TO the Bank, ] and p
years time can be had.
MIR. Webb, in Shepherdstown or the tenant on
the land, win show the same to persons wishing 10
examine 1t. JOHN w. KENNEDY,
December 25, 1851 TtGstee.
sS- MAJ. INT, country paper, Fred. Err. Hagerb-
torn Torch Ligttaad ChambersbHrg Repository, com
til sale and send bills TO this office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
STOCK OF GOODS

A Trustees OF W. L. Webb we offer for sale
"A the STOCK OFF GOODS,
Nor in Ne Sore Of said Ipc65, in SAeglsrlstose3
Jsterson e1Haiy, Viggiaia. Ii
We have just made Gu, careful and full Inventors
OF these Goods and desire 10 sell them entire, bk
inventory, al satisfactory discount from cos,
prices-ior whichpurpose we hold them for forirals
Sale on easy terms until the 10th day of February
next
The Stock tamopnling at cost to about SI3 00D
comprises Goods Of the various kinds and qualities
usually kept 10 a frsi-class country store We
fad them in good order and believe them to be very
desirable As an additional inducement we ade
authorized by the owner Of the store house to say
that purchaser Of these Goods can have the Stand
and Fixtures at reasonable rent-he will thus OBJ
tain the good will of one of the oldest largest and
most popular establishments in all;ihis dountry
Early application is requested 10 the undersigned
or 10 Mr.. Webb in Shepherdstown, who will show
the goods 10 those desiring 10 purchase. H. l.
JOHN w. KENNEDY,
= a, ANDREW KENNEDY,
Beeember rs, 1851. Trustee
l<T Bah. Amer. Nat Int Vim Rep. HagcrstoIcs
ISrca LigM, Fred Examiner, copy tiA sals, and send
biliE0 fbix 0frr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER /

IAPORTANT TO DYSPEpTICsl--Df J. s lToroiI-
ross PEPSlN. the true Digestive Fluid or (sasiric
juice, prepared from tENSgF OF tie FotiKrm sreMAcn
Ok. after directions Of Ragon Ifsata tic great
Physiological Chemist. by : s b6aenros Phiiadel.
lhi This Is traiy wonderful f{reJy for IadSrsiior
Bgsppsl Jdandifs Ire cGnpib7R, t6ss,ipa,ion and
DEBILITY, curing Natures method hr Nature S
own Agent Me GASTRIC JUICE Pamphlets. cen.
tanning Seiehlhc es dence OF its value furnished hy
agents sratis. See notice among tie medical atvef.
ffsemenfH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
ILIFE7INSURlNCE.

THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
u ASSURANCE COMPANY Of Londnn.-
Capital 50 100000 and Surplus oil $4,000, con-
tinue ID issue Potices r Life Insurance, on as Ia
rorable terms as any other office in the United
States They have also commenced iSsEinp POLL
CIES for The INSURANCE OF SLAVE LIFE
a method By which slave owners may be protected
from loss
For Circulars and other information. apply 10
B. w HERBERT, Agent.
Chdrgesioyn Ian lG IS5l-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

We take pleasure in announcing PIltttr p. DAx.
pnipGEl As candidate for The Once Of Couuly
sSHrveyhf. We deem ii unnecessary 10 offer any
euogqHl upon Mr.. Dandridge, as he is well known
In.the County, and only known 10 be admired ior
his many virtues. lie is gentleman OF finished
education, and fully qualified for the office We
thcrefpe checrluilg recommend him to the voters ii
Jeafsrsqn Many WORMS
january Is, 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22

SAFE 81 HorEts.--The 9 T.vl.r Ho..l l.
ana re union. have both lately been
sold Aessrs Hammond and Bdrwen ire
nov tte owners Of the former. and Mr.
James bcNles has purchased the later
The price IN both cases supposed low.
JYsn1keszey Tlrviafan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22

We are authorized to announce BENJAMIN
LUCAS. asa candidate for The Clerkship Of The
Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, under the rev
Constitution. Jan. y, 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
SALE OF LAND.

PY virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Il Jefferson county, pfeaounced on the 25ih day
Of Oeteaer 1881 10 the cause pending 10 thai Court
OF WoTihington and Henderson trustees and others
against the administrator and heirs Of Benjamin
Bolef, deceased, the undersigned. Commissioners,
viii offer fcr sale, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, On SATERDA y lA< 3 81 dag Of Et5fs6ry