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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
PUBLIC SALE,

ON satsrday.Ae In day n .ya}y aert, at Dan
~ EnteF's Hotel in ShepAerdstown, will be s.
at public yertue Lot in ShepheTnstown
properly oil VIM Short, deed, lying al Blacklof
Ferry landing. On this EGt there is a g
DWELLING HOUSE, and a large new tSTol
WAREH0U and sundfy uut-houses. This
an excellent DePol for produce 10 ba transported
the Chesapeake & Ohioca a an d eryidesira
position idr any person disposed to engage 10
produce Business. Mr.. Short was engaged in l
business f,r many years before his 6ealh, and
properly uas arranged to suit it. The Lot will
sold 10 theghole Or Ii narcels as shAnId he. deem
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
: IsW7sETz aELDaa 1 SAITH.
To uofSfs Bf-4r,DERs 4N1y o1YYt.I,s

sIo uOfESEN II ETT.DERS md 0TWERs.
The undersigned would cal The aueniionut those
waiting tottbe Is1gesl and cica rest stock ofBui5
dug Hardware which they hive ever Oh; led for
saIe, comprising Iaore 1hau a dozen varieties Of
ISueb LeqRs 8 astf kgtd aud 'fh1mb Latetes5
Dior and Shutter Hinges ShpHer E'asenings sash
add Door Springs Bolts, Nails Screws, and 10
short every kind u Bniiding.iiardware
N WAItTL WELDLR &CSMlTII
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
. @ n n y d .
a e a n 10

TIME undersigned have formal a partnership in
The legal proEsssiVn THY Will attend The
Comfy and Superior Courts Of Berkeley, Jefferson
Morgan, and Frederick and the Superior Courts
OF eAAer counties in such cases only in Mhich they
maybe specially retained
GHAS. las FAULKNER,
FRANKLIN THOMAS.
NBrtipsburg Ia phil 81 IS52-fy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
7,0 F,AR.lfE,Rg AND O7YYEl9.s.

gs Jusi received complete assortment Of 2 3 and
/ Pronged Perks Spades, Rakss. Grain and Long
lbaHdlc Shoeess Trace Log, Tongue Breast Hal
II and Edflh Chaiss; SpTeadcrs Picks, Mauoeks
Hams, Chipping Ages, Sfaw and Hay Knives.
I;siarScyihfs Jaek-Serews Hosse. Shoes, de- Nails,
Strap Hinges HES MoDIdboaT2s " agt3n Boxes
ia shoftegefy article used ~ Farmers which Wiit
~ mi f,ep 10 - - y ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
Sd 4 T1gNSa IggssgI
Corner Of Queen and Burk Street.
N ~ n q AZ 49, 20 "a. I.I

FSNHE undersigned begs leave respectfully 10 ide
Il form the community ard travelling public
thathe mas taken The Hotel formerly tnown as the
"BefkelN House" The House las recently un-
.dcrgohga thorough Renovation; il is now believed
tc be IN every respect adapted 10 Tie wants Of The
traveller and sojonrner
A34sgc and commodioGss Stable Is attached to
The Ffmses. The lnxufies Of tle TABLE will be
surpassed By none, and lie BAR Is at all times SUP
piled Nib acAoicc selection Of superior wines and
Liquors.
u asa ~ IGN lsf pf i44at Use Of
!. L 1 LIZ D.. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
National Agricultural and Seed
VA e 40WE9a !.
WASHINGTON City.


THE subscriber begs leave 10 call The attention
u ofthe Formers OF Jefferson, aud The adjoining
counties 10 ote Of he most extensive and Lest Sc
lecied assorlHsents of Agricultural Machinery and
implements q be lound in any similar hoase N
ihe Gated States His arrangements With all the
best manufacturers in this country enable him to
furnish at Essfg priees every article required for
the farm; and ati e63ds leaving his establishment
ate 'rarraaica q gygrs as rtPysseatcd. His stock
GENERATES
Forty I'ARIEsTJES or PLOTGHS,
afnongWhich may he fabnd the celebrated Premam
EentreDFal Wiaasht and Cast. iron Self Sharpen
er the Deep Filter SID the fat furrow ditto; the
premium New Yerk. Nos ~. ~ 1914 20, 81 and
=; the suhsof and hll side Pioushs Of esery "a.
riety and price
I3iers2As Ps3usees q. Siaeidir,s JJze6k Drtlls
HssseY,s and Necormiek's
ReapiRg and Moving Machines.
Bamba4onsbs Grants and Sinclaifs
IA N4FIAG 1IILLS
Corn shelters.
Single and doelle Spnul (price $40 to SO also
The large Cylindrical a, $50 and $50 ;sand LATER,
warranted 10 Shell from 500 to 1890 bushels day.
HOR.SLi POWERS,
Sweep and%aiiway.o Of various sizes, from So
THRESHIEG IfAcHzuES,
y nh open and solid wrought iron and oak Cyl
iqltfs--nrcc $35 10 $50.
n CORN mp COB CIR tISHERS. /.
r Prom $50 \ : Is, warranted to gEiad from s Is
sl0 Eashcls perAhunr
THE. SEED DEPARTllIENT
$ i Supplied With every variety OF Field and Gar
den Seed al Ioi which are Warranted trcm and
geaGtae.
PERBFI1N GT.fRo
Uaging;naae arrangements with the agent ofthe
Peruvian Ga8ernmeat for Tic sale Of Peruvian
GaaHo, for supplies of this article Gtreck from the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
THOMAS c. GREEN.

AT T9RNEY Az LAW
GHsRGFsTuwx, JEFFERSON couxrY. ViRqIxn,
DRACTICES Ia Jefferson and Hampshire coun-
Il ties and will attend promptly TO all business
that may he entrusted to his care
-OB4ice tie one recently occupied by VIM. Incas
March rs 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
Ithe Bank Of the tEnion.

(BtoNshB MQrNe B8itFfNg, WaS4ingtoR, D. @ .
m Y
nIScOUNTs and COLLECTS DRAFTS on
IL the GOVERNMENT; buys ard sells Stocks
Ga cRmsgisSieat deals ia all kinds OF Uncurreui
Money, and sells DRAFTS aud CHECKS on the
principal cities Of the Union al moderate rates. A
commission ofoaly eRe.tonfts per ceat charged for
all collections, and returns made promptly.
r. III. GALLAHER President.
s. W. MARsu Cashier. March H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
70 clRL.NL.1. .lf1LA-ER.S

SS tls4'ZWELDE s. SMITH keep cons ants
Is On baud Hair,cio,hi 6lue, GIqePofs,1 Fable
Hinges Qaaarants Bed-ScreNs and Caas, Castf7Is
Sofa Springs. Collin Screws and Handles SandPa-
per, Paint Mills; MshoganY Bass and Mineral
hndSs. Till and Press Locks, Brass Hinges, Hand
and Bench Screws, and every thing saeh like-iQr
sale very low.
10 fcdRPEETERS, edBTNET.ltiKg2S,s SC 7
4 We have usi opened very large stock oierery
variety Of Planes Saws, Socket, Morfee and Fir
fjler Chise.s Plane Bits Levels Squares Compass
els, Augers Files, &c. which VIC viii sell very low
lbr cash or approved credit
sWARTzWELDER s SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
Y. ~ y EIlIstIl , IINE
SWARTZWELDER 8 SMITH,
HAVING associaied themselves together far lie
IL parrdse Of cond nes1ng the
arIww~un HResSsra@1
flardMnrc fsiIsiness

IN al rs bsanctes, would respectfully announce III
Inc public that they have just opened THE LsnGEsr
and rut lPssr stock II ENGLISH AND AAfERI-
CAN HARDWARE that they have ever before Of
Tered IN tkis market selected with great care from
first h6nds and suited 10 AL branches cf trade and
industry. which they would be pleased 70 sell, IIs-
safe ald R.ta1 at The veTy lowest prices for cash
.or approved credit.
For particulars We Tefsr to aurS Various adger-
tisemen4s III the columns q this paper
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
Hats /! Hats |! Hats!!!
TO TIE PUBLIC.

part Of the Goaniy-those disposed 10 patronise me
can leaTs word with the editor or write 10 me al
Chorlesiown, Jefferson county, Va. All business
will be promptly attended 10.
6. G. BRAGG, Constable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

Scgars. Tobacco and Snuff.
4 ! PRIME Lot ar Segars Of different brands
"a Also few frstrate Old Segars Oh hand The
very best Chewing Tobacco STAIRS celebrated
Rance. Marcaboy and Senators mixture Snnff
Garfetlss Scotch Snuff. for sale Nv
Nav 20 1852. T.RAWLlNS 4 SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
SyNE. r. DAUGKEEFsTY,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,

HARPEK2S7FERRp,- F1.
E0RACTICES in The Courts Of this and the adj
Joining Counties aad will take Affidavilsl
Defnstions apd the Acknowledgement Of Deeds
anywhere in jefferson County; ana will alse pro
test foreign bills Of exchange
FEB q SJf-S6fyR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

nT 4 young physician asked permission
Of lady 70 Kiss her, She vcplied, mo SIT,
never like to have doctors bill thrust
into my face. q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

GEx. PlERcE's SuErEISE lit is stated
that when the telegraphic intelligence came
70 Gen Pierce at the fremont House, in
Boston on Saturday--where he was with
his lady at the time-of his nomination for
the Presidency, 4 gentleman congratulated
him, to whom be replied Sir, you could
not congratulate moro surprised nan z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

rs Calomel is said 10 be an ipfsllibls
remedy for the bite Of a mad dog Cleanse
the wound as soon as possible with soft
water aud CASTLE soap. then apply plaster
Of rhcrcurial ointment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

~ a Yankee writing from the west 70
Bis father: speaks Of its great matrimonial
facilities, and ems BY making the following
suggestion Suppose you get our. girls
some new teeth, aud send them -outn .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
D1sTUnDING TmEDEAD.

The New York journal Of Commerce re.
latcs that an avalanche Of dead mems Zones
came down upon the workmen employed in
digging tic cellar for The l5rEe building a.
bout to be put up and adjoining Trinity
Church Yard Along the whole Inc Of the
wall, the foundations for which were laid
close to theeemetery grounds, slides ofearth
took place, bringing DOM cofins and tomb
stones together The great mass Of human
remains exposed were those Removed not
long since from old the Grace Church burial
ground, and were sufficient TO form many
cart loads Every fragment was carefully
collected and deposited in vault occupying
more central part Of the grounds.
This is one Of The evils Of grave yards
within Tie limits Of cities There is no Sc.
curly that the last resting place of tie
loved and lost moro dearly loved because
they are lost, will be held sacred.
What lessons 70 human pride DO such
scenes afford A few years ago, and :hase
bones which are now shoveled away By the
cart load formed the pomp, fashion, besusy
and talent Of tie saloons and promenades
Of New York Richmond Reputl;can
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
EIsNHTED SKATES faOTE3E,.

e0Fnclef ling 80. and ne Patfic SPAR
EEAnTIMsBu BURG. va
TIME Undersigned tenders her cordial thanks
u her itiends andthe fablfc, fot their past The
raj encouragement, and respectfully solicits con
tiauance oflhe same. Her house is about 10 I'D
eergoa lhoroagh repair, and she pledges herseI
that nothing SHAH be waiting 70 make the Unitd
SAFES l1ctcl pleasant ana agreeable home to !
traveller and guest. MARY ODEN.
Ap$itS IS5.l-tk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

Rceei;pt for q IaRpy Honle.-Six things
says Hamilton, are requisite 10 create 4
happy home Integrity must be tie ar
chitect, and tidiness the upholsterer. It
must be warmed BY affection, and lightedup
with chcerfulnesss and industry must be
the ventiIator. renewing the atmosphere and
bringing in fresh salubrity day by day :
while over all, as protecting canopy and
glory, nothing vii suffice except the bles-
sing Of God.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
sA9AI0aAaag alla aza1.
Mss IJElYYET 4rfS

PESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES ID The Ladies Il
IL Chaflestown and its vicinity that She has iust
Revived from Baltimore, the --latest SpTing and
Simmer Fashions, for Silk ard Straw
. @ n n q o. g.
She most respectfully invites The Ladies 10 cail and
examine her materials, &c She has on hard
some beautiful Pattern Bonnets, and Bloomer HAS,
iof 1aiidfen, something neat and tasty. She so
licis portion Of the public patronage. and pledges
hefseif io make every exeriioa to please all who
mag1i2yor her with their work She may be found
a. AZ times az ne residence III E. d. Young, near
the3 methodist Church
BAseachiAg and RenoyafiHg That's and Bonne,s,
doge n the best style and at The sh0res, relfce-
Call and examine. N
April 29 IS52-2sn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
Mar Declared against Cuba.

CINCE in the course of*human events, &c. &c.
~ lt becomes necessary that every man should
follow some vocation, Whereby 10 gain an honest
livelihood, therefore viii hereby declare and make
knoaga % generous public, that Lam now carry.
ing On the
Saddlery & Harness Making,
ia all OF lis variops branches and am prepared 10
putnp as good work and al as short notice. and on
as accommodating terms, as any one IN the State III
Virginia Come one, cDme all aud see me before
purchasing, and vilf do you good.
HlDES-The highest cash price paid FOR all
kinds Of Green and Cured Hides
EDWARD SMITH.
f1arPers-Ferrv. ucf. . 1851 High street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
C0-pAE.rNEE gSEEIEs.

CO-PAsTNEEasHIgs.
FIyfjE subscribers having on HE dtvpisthe above,
t,issolalinn formed a Co Paunclshih, aEder
me tr4n Of XimmernaH s Co... viii coi.tiaue "a
manufacture all kinds ot -+:f I
..HgfifHisHl.0t Machinery
~ before aud iealil4 anxious 10 aceomM adate and
,ar,y p,4 their jill maxim 81 small profits atquick
sales have reduced their prices as Follows:
T9fRESHfsR with Cleaner complete; SIX horse
power warranted TO fhresh from 50 20 90 bushels
per bout aud for simplicity Durability ard easy
,lraYi aNhe aorse has no eqaal, SO
Thfesher without Clsaner, lrom3stl 10 ; ltiu
Fodder Cutters, 500
Corn and Cab iCfushcrs Sl3
Chm Shelters from Sia 10 Z. SO
Hay and Straw Cutters from !, So to SO
All other machineky 1t Proportional rates All
warranted 10 work we'll.
We are also agents for n SINCLAIR, il q Coz
OF Baltimore and can furnish persons anyImachin-
erf from them al Baltimore prices. All kinds q
Casting done Al The shortest notice, including Mill
& Castings aud dressing Mill Spindles, Mill Picks
&c. The subscribers are thankful for past favors
and hope hs strict attention 10 business TO give an
entire satisfaction who will favor US with call.
GEO. +. s. I'm HERMAN,
JOHN p. ZIMMERMAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

-I10TfT0ES.-i5 Bushels Seed Potatoes. for
ssi< y HARRIS 4 RIDENouR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
Is SlDIlLER.S

Always on hand a large stock OF Hog Skins,
aialc.'R rees.Raekles. E,aas. Biia.1e EiltS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
KeapiRs anal Moving Maehines.
Corn shelters.

Single nddoGlae Spnul price $40 to SIC also
the large Cylindrical a, $50 and $50 and aier
warranted 10 She'll from 500 to 1850 bushels day.
Hf)HSE POINTERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-16
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
IrARy PARApE-DEDICATIoN OF

MILITARY PARADE-DEDICATIoN OF
MoNUMRNr-A large portion OF the military OF hngs
County turned yesterday for the purpose vi para
cipati6g in the solemDites II dedicstlng monun at
erected in Green wood Cemetey 10 the memory OF tue
late Lieut. d. W. Baldwin Formerly attached To- ana one
Of the orisinstors Of the Franklin Guards ne Gay
was exc, pdinely hot and roads very dusty which
rendered the long march anything but pleasant one
several of the soldiers gave from exhaustion On
their return About @ clock the military iJrmtd on
Hicks 81 In the following order, the whole uHder the
command If Col. l.. = coke, OF the Is ke2inent
hings County Troop, Cap; SOydan, AMI the l1nssNd
Horse Guards Capt Urben, attached To the iOth h'g
uept Next followed Sheltons Brass Band and the
Washington Lite Gdsrds, Capt Snarp, and the Cont
mental Guards Capt HOoglabd. OF the lJh BegiDent
the Brooklyn Grenanlers, Capt burnett rranSin
Guards Capt Bald win National Guard Capt Sorsguei
Steuben Guards, Capt Schepper Enm1t GuTds,
Lieut. ORourke: Shields Guards, Lieut. McCarty CON.
prisipg the llth Regiment Col J. smith, Drought up
The rear They were preceded by Changers Band.
The line Of march was through Hicks, Pierrepont,
Fzton and Courtsts to the Cemetery, where the pro-
cession arrived about o'clock when, atter the cere-
mony OF placing the cap upon the monument-d"ring
which time the band play ed funeral dhge,-Hev MIR.
Seeney, OF the Westinghouse NJ r Churcb, onereu up
a PRAYER appropriate ~ the OCCASION Richard Uuder-
hill Eco, followed in an able addess, In wnica ne eA-
paated upon the many virtues of toe deceased ana the
high esteem in which his memory was held not only Oy
the Company 10 which, In lite he was attached, out oy
the entire Divisop A benedicton pronounced by
Rev MIR Seeney closed the proceedings, and the arge
copcourse which had assembled 10 witness the cereno
mics withdrew Among those present were Big Cen
Duryea Mai George c. Bail, and BRIGADE Inspector j.
] Dillon besides a lumber of distinguished civilians
The SPOT selected for the Monument u called Cherry
Hin ON Green BOughavenue. Ii is OF Italian marble,
about sixteen feet in hight and cost three hundred ana
ffty dollars The inscription upon the SIDE faclngh
avenue Is as follows -" Erected 10 the Memory oil
Lieut. David w Baldwin; Born March TO- ie2l-Died
January 25, 1922 by the Franklin Guards Like
Wsshin gton he sought not for AMBITION pat d1 ms
duty" On the obvtrse is the cngnon - recIea
by The Franklin Guards, Company d, 18th Regiment
Ny s M The hrs, inscription Is 10 De etsced aud
another one yet decided upon substituted In conse
ouepce of the bune ling In which II Is executed
VISITING FIREMEN. The WeccacOe
IIose Company with their apparatus. visited Brooklyn
Yesterday They were accompanied oy members oil
Hose No Is Of Newiork and escorted about the cry
bv depuiation OF our Fire Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-16
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

DUTIES OF THE PoLICE.-An ordinance
lately passed sgnaing the dues Of the police force,
mentions among other requirements, the following -
Police Officers are allowed 10 follow no ether ousiIess
must all be prepared act required can DC excused
from duty only gu account OF sickness disability obey
an lawful orders from persons in authority them al
lowing one loter Al the station houses they shall DO
while CD duty drink any spirtGous liquors nor ener
place where such sold except In the discharge Of duty
shall receive rewards eXcep. % per Mission OF the
Mayor. they shall communicate no Information Wnica
~ enable the guilty % escape or seorete stolen goods
members Of the department must not render assistance
In civil cases except prevent immediate breach Of
the peace or 10 qucll disturbance they must report
10 the captain al uspc persons and places All bawdy
house, receiving shops pawnorckrs shops junk shops
second hand dealers gaming houses ard all places where
dlers upyeIs gamblers, prostitutes and oihor susPi
ciOus persons eOngregse they must caution strangers
against entering such places aud against pie kers
and direct strangers and others 10 their places Of desu
nation Members Of the police may be dismissed, n
guilty Of disodedience Of orders drunkenness violent
coarse and rsoent conduct and neglected. duty or unit
ness for is performance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-16
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

COMMON COUNCIL" What a pickle
we are in r. IL an idea which is making decided ion.
preston upon the minds OF the people well as bear.
ing with considerable weight upon the conscences OF
the Aldermen Another attempt 70 organize last night
ksven Il may be safe u intimate that the Mayor
ZEE called upon 10 the Aldermen ON Thursday,
by which time, 1t Is TO be hoped effort 20 elect
President and authorize elecdon sl be successful
Should IL fail then the chances Will stand poor tor
Arrangement previous 10 Monday evening, 2lst. The
Of property and Others becoming interest
ed, and some what fearful OF the results.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-16
DIED.

r. Brsotiyu june t JULIET T. WOOD, wife Of Rev. J.
WOOD. Pastor oihe Sands 81. " = church, and laugh
ter Of Bent Ketchunl E-q 81 Pls,tsbufgh. \. Y.
Funeral the sand, " r. Church, WEDNESDAY the 10th
Az Csnterlrry Coma Rev GEORGE s WHITE aged - years,
CT zen distinguished for Warning and humanity. DURING aan1
year q devoted Trend OF the cause of Iemperange
Asorurs YErralS soSL--LAWR POWER Captain IN the
war ct lsll AGED - years
n. remains inferred from No 2H West l2thst, on
"Wednesday 18th HIS iuends and acquaintance are
inuted 10 attend - O'Clock. - ,
Military Hall No Bovery The usual badse OF mournns AZ
ecock "Wednesday their at tribute OF
respect to their decessed brother BY onier OF
d., Jc Adiutant NICHOLAS HAI6Hr Colonel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-16
MARRIED.

o. Tuesday morning, June 49, By Rev 6nhen. Rev. w
MACOMBEK to Mss ANToINErTE briggs, both Of New York
City.
Al their house Eighth the sth INST BY Rev X j.
Psrsons Hovey Mr. QUINTEN PARKER TO Miss BARBARA
MUNRO, o. Aberdeen. Scotland
AtS.. Bmf.wck \ on the 18th BY Rev 4. wyck
Of ABRAHAM REAMEH OF ths city, 20 ANNA SAhAlS,
dsuahfer Nicholas Wycsof. Esl of The iornerplsce
Al Cicaso SUNDAY April sh, ~ Rev Mt Brown
ofe F. Rsp'ist Church NJ ASA CONkLN OF Brooklyn \ u
20 M-sPHEBE ANS CRONHIrE youngest daushter the late
Re- Cronb-, that place. and formerly from knssioa, Ulster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-16

Pun ADEIPWA SALEs OF SroCKs-Tnesd1y.

Jun. l5 ls52- Frf Boarf-ss5tO Psnna S. 9sh Bank
Amenca 1874 Leigh Int -. 20 nOn Canal l2ii 10 ca
rrt Bauk ~, Bank. Tenn, $3.50 Prnna. l0,
Al 100 DO iuh 500 Sch Nav O., ~ nt "n 5iA Phil D.
100 L. yukbuIs T. r., fa 20 Long Island, TO- 80 reading
Al 10 Hsrrburg X, q Lehgh Nav, q, $1,000 Reading
a. 10 20 !; 81 Morris, lsi, 10 Frsiesmen's Bank -
epd B,sra-sI Lrhgh lot, vi sj0do 3it 10 u b.
$500 SCH Nav o. 54 $4,000 Penn -, 9s Va
Am bt p Lshsh Nav 500 Sch Nav. -, s. y; %
Morris ls7, Man and Mech BIZ, asa - Penn. RN a.
Is 90, AK $50 kensing0n bs ~.