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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

CoRP0RAfIoN NoTIox.-PUBLIC NOTICE 70
hereby gwen that pssaon has been presented In the
Board q Assistant Assrmsn sever n lisa street,
iron Third avenue Harlem river All persons nteresss!
70 present in writing the contract clerk 81 hs
NICHOLAS DEAN, PreGdent
Cyoton Aqusduet Department, December Is. 1852.
IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs-BEO
- 70 lss21To Engine and Carriage FREDERICKSBURG
Of Repairs snd Supplies No. New City Hail. until Thurs
day December 30h at O'clock, NJ At which time thsy
for building new FIRE engine DO known No
The plans Of thstyss Of said engine and
truck the materials required in constructing the and
All information In thereto be had ut the ooo
Of the Chief .he Fire Department No Elisa
beth Blank estimates be had either ONCE.
Estimates to be endorsed with the Of the person
estimating the date Of and the sub
H. --it ~ reis~.'-- all 49, - .he 49,
for the interest Of the corporation. wk ADAMS.
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For New Orleans via Havans-Ihe splerdid ssea nsaP
CHEROKEE Baxter commander will sail from the pier AZ
the foot Of Warren street. North river day Dec ~
NJ two o'clock NJ precisely Rates Of passage Havana
loon berths s6 iewer forward saloon berths ssersse
4 Specie only aken freight Havaua Freisnt taken
TO Orlsnns 30 oonts per cubic foot Shippes Of
freight requested 10 supply themselves with the cspa
ny bills adng which may had application ~ the
office. No other form will DO signed. No bills OF lading
signed after twelve o'clock tho day Of For freight
or passage, apply 10 n. o. ROBERTS,
1T street. corner O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

CORP NorICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IL
~ hereby gwen TO the owners oooupens % W
supants all and lots improved unimprSveo
xAlds aae.ted thereby Astw following nAs
1ss q The Bursa Of for ~ ~
walks TweAty seventh street, between Eight and Ninth
The limits embraced BY such assessment iaouds
Pieces ana parcels situated both sides Of Twenty
- 1850 E4i iSI2 I6S $751; 1862 and 6S4 All persons,
BY Tho above sed assessments,
Snd Who srs the either OF
qsssed ths. obscton il writing to The IN.
My days from the dat. Of this notice.
e,S SAMUEL q. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
r,." WIN. SMITH.
nxe.. ur.... - A.oAaS ,.-eet Department. Dec. ID,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

CALAMANDER SAFES.-WILDER'S PATENT WITH
- Rioh's impr6 vsment -STRAkNS MARVIN LAG Wa.
ter street. New York the only Of salamander
safes with Wilders patent ~ Richs patent combined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET NAY BE COZ.
~ Quilted with confidence diseases. His hsa
been SUCH In the treatment Of old chronic
tongh Of at eminent physicians Dr. o. 10 wslx
both In and OF tho profession,
cesafui practitioner OF diseases In Now York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

- eers, Perfumery, Creams, Pomades, Soaps and CO.
lognes-Lubins Ede and Rowands perfumes and toilet
nail brushes. assortment of Bohemian fancy cut
toilet bottles suitable for holiday presents Fancy good
for the ladies. Sold at 433 Broadway Of Howard
street, by BURTON IL STEELE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24
DA0UE RREOTYPEs

Ok CENT DAGUERRE0TYPES-NEy SINCE PIC
90 ture mafog DIS covered has suoh astonhinT per-
original German Improvement with mach tery &c, by
~hich they mmortazo the people daily by hundreds for
only two shngs. No. 239 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

CELF PRESERvATlON-sELF CURE.-A RECIPE or
~ nfable preservAtve against all diseases three
original prescrpt tor the Of heu b obtained
by enclosing dollar in postpaid letter. directed to
q. HhSSUN, NJ D., Montreal Canada Esst.D
N. BEo deception. All communications stri,tly psi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

THE PUBLIC ARE REsPECTFULLY INFORMED
that the original model by Professor Costol, of the
proposed group OF Cou nbus Unwilling the New the Old
World to DO erected in the city Of Washington sub
ted to the judgment Of the American people, at xesr
WILLIAMS STEVENS, No. 1853 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

NOR LIYERPOOL.-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship ARCTIC, Captain Jas. C. Luoe.-This steamship
will depart with the s. mails for Europe, positively on
Canal street. berth secured till paid for For freight
passage having unequaed for elegance
or comfort apply to
EDWARD K. COLLINS & CO., So Wall street.
Passengers requested to be board at H A. NJ The
steamship Atlantic win succeed the Arctic and sail JAM g.
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IF You WANT TO LET A HOUSE, OR If YOU WANT
to got house call at 0l Nassau street. 10, Mt the
new House Agency Bsrrooms btkeres CONNECTIONS aries
and all knds Of business disposed Of Furniture sold
cash advanced the OF Nassau street, IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24
CLOTHING.

CLoTHING AND FURNITURE .wANTED.-LADIEs
~ gentlemen having the bovo to dispose
receive fair oash price sending the store by letter
through The post 70 ensure delivery do not the post
Mrs. Cohen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

CTORS.-SEALED PRoPOS-
Of the undersigned, will be re-
land county, Ohio, until the LIST
DON, for the graduation and
on Of the Cincin nati. HILLSIDE
extending from Hillsbo-
point near jackson, jackson
miles. The line will DO ready
uary, and protiles and specifics
ibited at the Engineers offioe,
I prior to the LIST day Of Feb
the recognised continuation
. and Ohio, and North Western
a located as o link In the
ore and St. Louis, will be found
Ittention Of able and enterpris-
nder of the line to the Ohio
ract about the first day Of May
- n. TRIABLE, President.
Engineer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- Tho Glasgow and Neu York Steamship Companys now
steamship GLAsC 0W g61 toms 400 horse power) Robert
Craig comma li sail from Glasgow ON the 18th of
December, Il. leave New York for Glasgow on satur-
state yQ do d. (midship do) $75; second cabin,
$50. Step IA "a fees included. Apply to
-. L MCSYMON. a3 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

DACKET5 TO HAvRE-sECoND IIER.-gnH roll
lowing ships will leave Havra On ths lssh. snd New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

DLANK ROAD LUMBER wANTED:---PRoPosALs
will be received for the delivery Of five millions Of
feet Of plank road lumber nine feet In length to be de-
Mversd the Delaware river ~ Florence Report
Address. FLORENCE & KEYPORT COMPANY. NEW
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

IsALsasI 81. WILD clIERnY.


Amosag nc nsany blessings attendant upoa Improve
meats = dc social condition and ADVANCES a cur
Eaee ~ ntelgeHccs + the prolngali0u ii human life
III the Increase 81 Intelligence has grown III kncsvk
edge ipr the eIemea d health, ard regard for them.
ahf with The strides o scfenc have We
acquired hs lneans # arrestag disease, and aser4nv
- rayages. Notwithstanding the progress We have rsaae
sAsllssle SLOW that even now, sixth az TIC whote
population die ansually II conssnption.
3ne q the mast important dfscoxeriea III the a~e -
ameliuFatin$ the condition IL this large clsss III ss
CHERRY. =" t--D
NuHsda, Lisingsson CO., n. r.. June 90 1873.
Mr. n W. Fprle DEAR Sir: Prompted by ! sense
g gratitude loE benefits received from he use 81
faasa'n q "a ~ Cherry submit the fllowine STATE
ment: PreTiols 70 my taking the Wild CHERRY / Rad
eeen oosef g gsc Up my business IN eonseqacaceo f
was ordered otry your remedy for CONsU MPTION.
did So and n the course q rev weeks was rcstor-
cd 10 comparative good Acalth So that have since been
able to aifend q ordinary business Indeed my
tions Yonrs tyuls -
JOHN BURNS 7
Buy nons without the written signature d RI TITS
q The wrapper, il you would avoid imposition.
\ = Or sale by l. n. SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
400 Acres,

aly acres Of il in timber.
This tract OF land is rated in The County amoag
the very best farms most favorably located for ey
cry purpose; il lies alongside the Berryyie and
CharleSoNn Turnpike which connects with the
Turnpike leading to Winchester 10 miles distant,
with the Turnpike leading TO wildwood, thence 10
AEexandIip. with the Turnpike by way OF Smokers
Ferry to LeesbTg, and thence 10 Washington,
and is distant from Thompson's Depot on the Win
chester and aEotouAc Rail Road about miles. It
Dwcpffg trsG or RirFPs Is ffa3 9gaa TYsleF HIP
be made an excellent House Besides these and
Other advantages, its nearness to Berryvie, where
thereaFe three OF four churches two academies male
and female in nonrishing condition. and varie-
lyoI good mechanics, gives il peculiar advantage
oyer other farms iii its quality.
The terms and conditions OF sale, will be rarticu-
lar made known the day Of sale; il viii be satl
cientio say now that 500 win be required on the
ltaof November 1859; $4,000 on the lst Of Nov
ls33-Fcsidne il desired BY the purchaser may I'd
retained in his hands until the deaths Of John b
Taylor and wile-iptcrest however on all the purl
chase money. The purchaser to have partial pos
SESSION al once reserving the right 10 take hid
cfops growing on The aand. Bond with security
conditioned 70 comply with terms Of sale
2. MCCORMICK
may y I.alS52, Executor and Comm SSia1cr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
Sale Of Harpcrs-Ferry Let's.

M "Wednesday the fr@ day IF SEPTEMBER, 1852
~ in Pursuance OF orders IRON The Secretary of
War, " Il be seld al Harpers-Ferry, Va, certain
portions OF LAND belonging TO the United States
al thai Mace. The sale will made in Lotl accord
lag 10 a plan recently mads by S, Howell Brown,
Surveyor OF Jefferson county Va. wl.iagE will BE-
rxbibiteA on the day Of sale; and which, can be
seen at lhe ordinance Bureau of the War DEPART
ment at Washington, aud in The office Of the Saper-
iptendef OF the Annoy al Harp Ferry.
TtrAt4 IN Sue One Fourth. Cash PAYABLE on
tue day pfSale; and the remainder iii Two equal
inStalmdnts, al one and TWO years from the date Of
sale. fHthe whole amount of each instalmentehal
be punctnaily paid when the same falls due no
interest Shall he charged thereon; otherwise, in
terest Al The rate Of six per cent. per annum shall
he charged on such instalinents from the date of
sale, up4ii the final pay uent thereof Wotkmen
employed al the United States Armory will lie al
lowed tp purchase, not exceeding two lots, on the
following terms, viz: One-tourth, cash; and The
remainder al one, two, three and four years without
interest, provided they agree that amount equal
TO the onestwelith part Of each annual nsialment
shall be deducted from their monthly wages
II any woTkmen should cease 10 be In The employ
Eent afkhe government, he will thence forward On
inslameEts remaining due on properly purchased
by him,lhe sahect TO The same conditions as other
purchasers.
N D.. No deed Of Conveyance for any Of the 10
vii Be made until the price thereof shalLhaye been
paid IN fun
June M 1S52-ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
~ u . led,

TT. IN ssssAlay .Horsiag last, by the Rev Dudley A.
~ ~ DE- NM. A. DOUGLASS, to Miss SARAH
.-'sst-s4N SAPPINGT0N. niece Ct Capt. George w
oappngton ail Of this place.
on Tuesday morning, '7th, the Bridge at Har
Iers5Fsrrys BY Rev. David Wilson, Mr. GEORGE
TAYLOR Of Winchester. Va. 10 Miss ELIZABETH
MOE LDFsN, Of Frederick City, Md.
In boat, upoa the Potomac on Thursday June foth
ny Rev. JShn n. Coor:abs, Mr.. JAMES BARETER. to
Miss MtAeGARET OLIVIA SIIOEBRIDGE- all Of
HArpers-F Ferry.
Al Haserstown, on Monday last, by the Rev. Mr.
Mcclure, Mr. JOHN w. BLAKENEY, to MissMA
RlON +. GARARD, daughter Of Seaman Garard, Esq,
all 81 Berkeley.
On "Wednesday night, the 10Th plt.. by the Rev Mr.
Tally, MT. JOSEPH PEL1'Z, of lfagefsyown, TO Miss
NANCY GROVE, daughter Of Mr.. Michael Grove, Of
Martinsbafg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
20 RID Ms
Wh te Sulphur Springs,

7-frf. MILES, FR0H pINCHEST sISts
Esn,gsgsrE a.. IA, and 'une and hall mites
from S,erhenssn' s Depot ~ The Winchester ard
Potanac Railfuad, viii be oRened
oaTsE roIR OF THE PRESENT MONTH. auks1
Fer fbe sseeentisa of Visitors The PFopfsetar, as
ststes 81 IL. NJ. ana III u. jordan, VIII use every
meas Is rrnder lie Visitors coaiieEsahse, and ~
alake SLciE lime pass pleasantly The situation
81 lie pfses Is pert oily healthy aapleasaHt. TIE
se-erfw run, ,hs surrounding hills beaaiitnl.--
ThTsse NIB haze foF maay vents visited this and
Is erteI,rs.e,l Csresnbrier Nhlge Sulphur testify
the effects are very similar siseEs ifosa y ASH
inofan Alexandria. Geoi geiswn and Baltimore,
t.ssrs 81 the morning aid arrive IN due time 10
dine .ThrbfIgh tickets will b issued Ifou The a.
boye places Telegraphic dispatches 70 Afinchesleg
p. O. SisHhs oil 4 Depot.
49, 1.narhes await The Cars al Stephenson !
Dso5t. BRANCH JORDAN,
June l0EIS5a Proprietor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
ID i q d..

In his county on the sth Instant aftera short illness,
Mrs MARGARET OFT, wife Of Mr.. Philip Ott, in
thet9tl, year Ct her age.
II Cincinnati Ohio, Oh the 2lst ultin1o, SIr. HENRY
r. DEAN, farn'erfS RI this place. in the 10th year IF
his age.
In shepierdstosvp May 9th I552 in The 75th year
Of his age. Mr.: CONRAD SEINDLER, an kgaclite in
deed in whom there guile. AZ
IN socisy, could lay anght to his charge ofsay
that in the transactions CT fifty years. he ha been
wrongcd w him. Ia The numerous yc;ssIdcs IF
than half century, BE showed ly the mild light Of his
example at ordinarily it is practicable to ike peaees
by with as nen HIS face was the picture ofbeneyo-
lenc and truth Industry, uprghtaess and the love Of
peace won or&liIn universal respect and Affection
Ia the Church, a member and wardca he was
found aittrl During the wears in which il had Edres
ident Pastor his house the hospabc home of It's
rinsteTsa In measurement for its prosperity, he was
leciinl " began TO make excuse His love
for the chhrcl flowed from leve his Divine Master
This Is HIP charity that failcth.
Until shortly before his death when the powers efhs
vigorous constitution gave way lost opportunity Of
has gone reap the rewards Of HIS contancy ia heaven.
From that temple and lis gloroas services, he viii 90
put forever. II is pleasant also to thosethat
look Jr him. TO find bis mortal part awaiting the resur
rcetion fist by the foundation stones of the Sanctuary
which he loye where the church casts itscarlfestshad
upon his grave and reflects upon it the last beams Of
the
let all who knew him, and who waiting for the
salvation pf God, remember his example and go eleer-
faIly to tse~end.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
Com BliSSi0ner's SAFE
s or
Valuable jefferson Land.

10y whine Of decrelal order, rendered al the
ID last ,erm Of the Circuit Coart of Jefferson
county i'd Ahe cause OF w hitting administrator rs
Douglass heirs, tze. the undersigned, as special
commissioner, VIII proceed 10 sell, al public aue-
ton. 10 The higAesl bidder, Oh
Isedaestlay, ths 30th day 81 Jaas, 1852,
the valuable and very desirable FIRlI near
CharlestoMn, upon which the HtD. Isaac r. Doug
ssresidea at the time OF his dsaih excepting the
part heretofore sold, and The widows dover.
y The paris now 10 be sold consist Of The body Of
land aroaHd - - mansion hoase; containing exclu-
siYe Of The four &C. assigned 10 the via. s NE
revefsion In which will be soldwih the rest about
% Acres Also the Lot on the east side of the road
10 Roderick's mill, containing about Il Acres and
the detached Wood Lot adjoining Abraham Isler,
containing ID the whole lul 20 Acres -four acres hi
which hQN1ever was so assigned 10 the widow as
dover, and the reversion in which is to be sold with
the resdue OF the said lot Any one wishing pur-
chase can ascertain particulars as to said several
parcels of land. BY reference TO the pats, &c filed
in The record Of the Dove mentioned cause.
The whole will be sold together or ia separate
lots 10 suit purchasers. as may be deemed expedent
on the dayof sale.
Tile sale win be By The acre and on the follow.
ing terms.io Init Somuch. cash 10 hand o. the day
of sale as VIII be required To- meet expenses OF sale
The residue q the purchase money 10 be divided
into four ets4f payments al six twelve, eighteen
and two ntf -four months nereston each froHl
the day Of sale-said deferred payments 70 be 81
cured BY he bonds Of the purchases with a deed q
trust ON THE premises /.
furhkr description of said property is deemed
unnecessary, as il is well known TO be one Of The
most productive and best waiercd farms in the
eouftY-and any one wishing 10 purchase Will
doubtless examine for himself.
The title is believed 10 be indfspItable. Sale L
take place in front otlbe House in Charles
town. ati2 o'clock, Mon thr day above mentioned
DAVID HOWELL,
lame IN 1879 Snecial Comm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
Baltimore Market.
Randolph q Latin.er's
ClacrtAa or PRlcks iN~Tug BALTIMORE Make
Esr tse iceessadfag June 10, 1852.

CtRcVLAR OF PRcks TUE BALTIMORE MARKET
Esr tse ,ceeksadiag June I6, 1852.
Reported expressly for. the Free Press.
Burrga lis very scarce all qualities are in ac-
time demand. Sale OF Cfiades at i2l 10 Is cts-cny
Packed a IL 10 10 cls-Commoa Western a. 10
loo
Hgeswlx.- Gooa,demand Tor shipment, AMI sales
are made AZ y ,o.2t cts.
REsNs--White beans are bringing 81, 10 per bn.
Mixed 80 10 - cts.
'BAcoS.-The supply is better and demand not
80 good, though We quote last weeks rates Sales
I'll Shoulders asA 10 81 clsSides al 81 70 lVa Cts
Hams at 1910 I2s cts
Monday, Of which 800 Were sold 20 CITY Butchers,
AMI Packers al So 80 10 81 so on lie hoos, equal 10
81 10 S. IS metz and 'he balance were driven to
philadelphia.
White and Yellow.
CLovEasEgp.- al 81 10 81 D.
DaIEb FRulT-Sales of Apples, At 81 ,25 TO 81. -
PEACHES al s. 25 TO 50 IS.
l1sgRskfSs prime skins will bring 81 cts.
FLlrR.-Priees are tending upwards. Sales Of
Howard ST. aud City Mills 81 ..
Fl,xsssD.-Sales al 81 10 10 81 ,i2t.
FuRs.-Sales of Muskral at 10 s els-Coon at
q g % Grey Fox Al III 10 io-Red Foxat y
Il 90
GIvsENo.-fn demand al 30 10 10 cts.
Hoas.--Saies al s. % s. 25
LaRD--sales in Kegs atl0a 70 llcis-Bbls a
o TO 10 cts.
MusrAaD srEn.-zsales q prime article a 2
oaTs.--New are bringing 81 . 40 ets, good de-
maad.
RrE-Sales at 70 TO n cts.
TALLow.--Sales at 7 20 II cts.
3 TiMoTHY SeED.-Saies at 81, ~ 70 ~
WneAr--90 10 95 cts Tor inferior e good gooe
10 prime al IS tol03 cts family hour white a. ioU g
Woor- Sales Of nnwashed l6 % y washed q
90 10 30 cts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
Virginia to wit !:

1 Gerry for Jefferson County November 4; 1876
1he Ba'hef he Ealley, in Tuginiia,
PLAISTirr,
James IfiiP, Thomas Hite, TYilliam C. Wor.
ntngtoH, Atgernon s. Allen, Henry Bsy-
ryand John r. Hagg, DErENDANrs.
IN CHANCERY.
L&1racLiEom The decree pronounced In The ahoys
named cRse5 on The day aforesaid 10 vii.
And IaPpearing to The courtfrbn the evidence
~ me cause, that the tracts Of land which are ~
IerEsa t0aboYe as conveyed BY deeds, exhibits "A
=. ana ~, Or some portiohs of them, are under
meas prior iothe Judgments of The complainant, asd
OF Inc defendants Judgment etedilofg jf said James
Iile, ~ Is lurther adjudged, ordered and decresd
that E!Wai1 Z. Cooke, a~commissioner Of this
court do examine and REPORT The amount OF unsat-
lshed hens, ~ aDy) on The lands aforesaid Of date
PfloF e lhe judgments aforesaid Of the~complain-
am ana oil SAID defendants. Judgment creditors STA
ing Inc FaetSor parts Of tracts OF said land bound
by thessame, with their dates Said commissions
lsiufthef directed 70 state the account due for pri
eipai and interest and costs Oh sadjudgments, with
their respective daes. And sa d Commissioner j.
further directed BY advertise ent. 10 convene IN,
other creditors having judgments or other liens on
said lands uusatisfed. against said defendabt
James liitel who will exhibit their said judgments
before him, and report the same specially. with,
leeir respective daies; and~hat he STATE all othec
matters sReeialiy, respecting the liens and indps,
ments aioressd which he may deem pertinent. or
which ne may De required to STATE, ly any Of the
parties, and maize report 10 the next term In order
to final derTee." a lrie Extract n
Tests ROBERT T. BROWN. clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
TRUSTEES SALE,

DY authority of a Deed Trust from John S
- Cirantham and Thomas Johnson, 10 ne, for
The benefit df Nathan Bafnes, of record in the
Clerks office Of the County Court Of jefferson,
sla offer at.pnblies sale 10 the highest bidder, az
my store in Middieway on Saturday the 18th day
Of July next,, the lot Of ground situated on The
West side ef Tie Lower II King Street in said
Town heing The sam conYeYed 10 me BY said
Deed Of Tfust. .ana % Rhicf are situated a
DWELLING HOUSE, and other valuable irh-
provem 5 sna.aiso a BLACKSMITH SHOP
This lot is tile SANE that formerly belonged 10 Ma
shan Barnes and more recently u the said J. s.
aGraniham and II johnson
Pc session 6f.sthc house and lot 10 be given Is
soon as The tfrms Of sale are complied With and Of
4he Blacksmith "a J? ea ~ & = day Of January
next.
\ TEENS sfsAts sc Sd.
\ GEO. II BEcKWFTH,
y June II tS52 TrHstce.E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP,
. AND
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

TESUE Subscribers beg leave TO call the attention
IL of Farmers and The public generally, 10 their
very large and extensive assortmeuC0f
9AGRIcE PUR-4L IMPLEMENTS,
now on hand, including their celebrated Patent
Thresher and Cleaner which now stands without
rival; having as far ecipSed the old Cleaners az
the teieg3 aph NOW does the Old news carrier stage,
which they Offer fer the very low price Of Sss35 and
warrant ii totthresh from 10 hundred bushels
prr day with ixhofses. AS we deem certificates
III no value, which coui be had by any NUMBER
but have sufficient confidence in the Machine re-
commenting itself. They would respectfully cali
the attention o those persons who wish 10 purchase
CLEANERS 10 cali and examine for themselves
They alsylmanutacture common T'HRESH-
EPS fromt4l5 to S75 with Shakers complete
Also an i'm proved WHEAT DRILL, with a
selEacling spring beam, entirely avoiding the
trouble OF making Pins TO be broke when the foot
comes in contact with rocks, siumps, Sc, SO that
no time il lost BY the scotsman enabling him 70
seed one fourth more per day. The Spring is WAT
ranteds not 10 break by seeding. The farmers will
please call and see for themselves. All other Ma
chinery constantly ca hand al low prices including
Corn and Cob Crushers $l5; Field Roller SMOOTH,
ana also the celebrated cast cutter from 80 to SD,
ala Iron: Straw Cutters; Fodder Cutters Corn
Shelters and horse power Mccormick Ptemium
Wheat Reaper
we are also Agents for G. II. Mccormick, and
rp npiFr 81 8t his f4asEIeE RfaPer per On hard
Also, all Kinds Of Casing done on the shortest
notice, including Mill Castings dressing Mill
Irons, Picks, &c All repairs done at Ike shortest
notice and anSt durable manner
X June II, 1852. ZIMMERMAN s. co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

We are tained to learn that on Thursday
last. Mr. Elias Strasburg, near Hebron
Church, ii this county, met With 4 fatal ac-
! c,dent He was engaged with others 10
taking down stable, when be unfortunately
fell from the height Of about ten feet, stri-
king bis head upon the ground. Though be
complained. al tho time. Of pain, he was able
10 ride honie. a distance of one mile-bus
died II a very short time afterwards.
Mr. Stfasburg was porthy citizen, and
Ills sad de4th. will DO much lamented lie
leayessa large family San Hes1