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OFFICIAL,
OF THE BOARD OF AssIsTANT
ALDERMEN

MospAr. March 70 1852
The Board of Assistant Aldermen for the City
Of NewOrleans, elected on the 22d instant, met
this day at four o'clock, P. NJ, according to law
Present-Messrs. Alpeunte, Andrews, Burthe,
Bailey. Derbes, Do1honde, Eustis, Forbes, Heer-
mann, Lanata, Leeds, Lusto, Mackey, Nixon,
Pbiibrick. Place, Ramos, Relf, Shaw, Stevenson,
Summers, Stetson, Sykes, Watkins, Wilson, Wiltz
and Winston.
On motion, Mr. Sykes was called to the chair,
issel ". H. Peters appointed Secretary pro tenn.
The following communication from the Mayor
was read:
MAYoRALTy or NEwOaLKAys
18th March, 1852
To the Honorable President snd Members Of the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen Of the sfty Of NewOrlesns:
faiieaeBy virtue Of the 1Sth section Of the act
Consolidate the city Of New0reans and provide for the
bic Body meets this day for the purpose organising
a beg therefore to transmit herewith list Of the gem
emen returned to the Board Of Assistant Aldermen ut
the election held the I'D instant all Of whom hAye
taken before the oath required by law.
FIRST WaRD.-D. B. Forbes, II. M. summers.
SECOND WARp-Thomas L. Leeds. Geo. W. Shaw, ]. o.
Nixon.
TtnrD w.Rp--R B. Sykes H. G. stetson, L. II. Place,
N " Bailey. 7. B. Winston, ]. 2. Wilson.
FOURTH WAaD-v. Hermann, J. N. Relf. J. W. An
drews IMp
sirrH WARD-Alexander Derbes, G. Ramos.
SEVENTH WARD.-A- Lusto, Leonce Burtfe.
EIGHTH WARp.-F Stevenson, Geo. Eustis Jr.
NINTH WAND. B. Dolhonde
TENTH WAHD.-J. L. Watkins, 8. W. Philbrick.
ELEvEsTH WARD-T. G. MAckey
At the first regular sitting Of your Honorable Body
the second Monday Of April next shall take thu liberty
OF submitting various matters for your consideration
/ have the honor to be,
very respectfully, your obedient servant,
A. D. CaossssAs. Mayor.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Merchants Insurance Company Of New

Merchants Insurance Company Of New
ORLEANS
CAPITAL 100000. .,.........ALL PAID IN.
JOHN PEMBERTON, President
:, sCEIRfEBER, Secretary.
The Direetorn respectfully INFORM the soaais o. 'hs Fourth
Dsirirt their relations
pay they have established Agency No 3 Jackson street where
they prepared to INSURE AGAINST FIRE MhKiSk AND
RIVER RISKS the return Of TEN PER CENT.
cash will be doing basness with this Company
DIRECTORS FOR THE AGENCY:
John P4nbertop, Fergus Gardere, Kaspar Aach,
Michel Musson J. Stafford David Adams,
Manuel JC l.. r. Kenny, w. W. Faught,
Thornne j. wv. C;ustave Leroy, Richard Salt.r.
EDWARD IVY, Agent,
Office No. 10 jackson street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT-Let every body
! READ IT.
NO. l.
r. r. r.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS every body
" READ IT.
r. r. r.
RID ways RE.ADY RELIEF
Is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS sToPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
It will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR
Hks0S 5Hks, ShOhALslo and BILIOUS COMPLAINTS IN FE"
in giving Instant sas to the most 'omen'ng and
TO THE SICK AND oRiHsHa RA1N,suFFER1Ne OF NEW
e Tho '1s @ asepg h either 9 ,h iqoag Sssmpanta
s14ss sss HsSs
1T HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF a HUNDRED
sHERNAIIsN sHERHtaIS N n 6STh 6SE ng2R. G2Rhs
SP2saAcHE sP2sa n n FIVE FIVE SEGSNR MfSSTas.
SS$,fs HzAP4sHu $|$$ H5SS$$$ $Szgs
S #$$$s 4 # $$$$$# $fs'''
@ sFsH SSHgLfSEs @ SFg SSSEf S sSs BgsHs
s Il :S 2i1 ''s SE':s s;s:
SICK HEADACHE.
S zfs @ sso$ rs @SsT
acs % Cleanse M and wen the stomach and nenraize the
PREVENTION.
By s Sa M m psms 5 oS d bs r. r. will u
IN BATHING,
tablespoonful R. R. R. Water
Hsai Nss Temples wash " Hands and ths
prevent disease .eEnsss bousns
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
DIARRHEA, DYsENTERY, BLOODY FLUx, CHOLERA MoRBUs,
p
NEURALGIA
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NTOTICE.-Lost sometime in September or Oc-
tober, ls LAND WARRANT No. 9oS42, Tor hundred
and the undersigned in the
Alabaln Battalion mlany I Mexican Said
the At Mobile and afterwards
city, Notice that application will be
made the Pensions duplicate
of si0l Warrant. laia 6wltWl CHRISTOPHER JOINT
II ENTUCkY MUSTARD--200 dozen, for sale
IN Ed HART i CO., u TsheapiiOalAs sissst
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of

NEW ORLEANS,
~ with capital zoo is prepared to receive
applications for -.
at the Office OF the CoirPfny No. 90 GkhFIEH STREET.
Interested and the
profits divided among with the Its
the control of the Trustees
Ts company purely the mutual principal of
the Trustees believe this subscription (s273Oo) oilers ample
security policy hoIders
ooo company open rnapcconb those
~ " '- ALEXANDER BROTHER President.
JOHN H. OWEN Vice President.
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4 LARET BoTTLES-25 hampers Madeira
~ Bottles, 80 hsHpers for sale BY
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SAATS OYSTER SALOON-This s@ ~
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which on " ~ ~
scale greatly superior other establishment
kind in the South, lis just opened at StSZ
l0I ST. CHARLES STREET.
Mr. WEIR better known SAMn has
in this city for the last having commenced with Mr.
brcoE when be established the
nep"y remained with him till his death,
business With experience pe1ible
mnson to the public faithfully with the best his line Sam
ocis his their
has been expended in fitting the SALOON providing
with the CHOICEST LIQUORS that be procured SERVANTS
we'll known fer their excellent qualities,
the very ARDER always supplied with the
CHOICEST FISH AND GAME; and the OYSTERS SERVED
tanned exclusvey this short expense
will be this Saloon worthy
and iudicous community mhl5 tt
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ENAGUERREoTYpER ROOMS No a0philinn,

street. between Poydras Peiio,
NJ NATURE are taken at shor, ,c'td
beauty and expression and put the ockuts
Frames Cases, cheaper f the civ
tenders his thanks past yors
ther with his devotion
These facts he hopes will Iae
l"i'Unas In2l II JAMES LOCKWOOD.
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Union Division No. S. Of T-Neets every FRIDAY EVEN
O'clock at the Temple Hail. No. s2a Tehoupitulas
The following the officers the W. USHER, W.
+ Tnos R. REID R. ST A. BURNS, F. $. b. F. W. BEowN c.:
McBKAS NJ Mct2uALTER, W. A. A RosENw1G A. r. S. WM
Wu1s;T1 II HyGE MScAErEnl A. G. IosErn Lori SICK
JAMES MYERS, Poydas ani John Streets
corner Grod and NewLevee streets. ap2l
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Departure OF Trains HNepOriedRS:
Cars-fapa O. and hafpas IL p.
hour afterwards until nclu
siyely summer, and until quarter past in winter.
From Cdrolson:
Horse Cars-5 NJ, S and 10 Pm.
hour afterwards until inclu
slyely summer, until half past p. M. in winter
Children under 10 and Servants 10 cents
third Monday february
and the second Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE
c from Depot No. is Baonne street.
Departure Of Cars.
In Winter and 7 o'clock
Depot Is Baronne street. Tx, and s1
In Summer from Lafayette. and
:. :. Depot Bnronne .6H N and
will each every minutes snt
O'Clock
Then 81, 9, 10 and II PM, from the Depot.
Aud s1a, w aud U4 p. N. from Lafayette
FARR-lG Chdren under u years. hall price.
No-Speca Night Cars for Psre Balls, Meetings. etc.
piled VI required. mhSl 1y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
Sale 81 IIarDers-Ferry Lots.

M HstaSssay, lie frx 14y.ef SsPienbsr, 1852
~ u paeSuance of orders from The Secretary Of
war will lbe sold al HarperS- Ferry, Va, eerain
porlions OF LAND belonging 10 the United States
a. that place. The sale will made in LOIS aecord-
shs p plan recently made BY S. Howell Brown,
SaFveyoF cf Jefferson county, Va. Which Will be
exhitiiea 9n The day 81 sale; and which can be
seen al The eedinanee Bureau Of the War Departs
meat az ~ ngsen and 10 the Office Of The Super
insendeai ef tht AFlnoly at HafpcEs-FeTry.
lsras "a Ssis.--O One Fourth. Cash, payable on
the day q sales aud The remainder in Two equal
insialme4is Al one and two years from The date o.
sale. fshz whole amonat 81 each install ment shat
oe punctAaRly paid when the same fails due no
interest stSl &c charged thereon; otherwise, M
lefess attic rate Of six per cent. Per annum shAH
be chafgeHioa such instasnents from the date OF
sale, upta lAe final pay .uent thereof. Workmen
easployeds5s ihs United States Arnory, will &c al
lowed % arpchase not exceeding two lots. on me
following letnls. viz One-tonrth. cash /. and The
remainder at enc two three aRdfour years without
interest, ngosiied, they agree that an amount equal
% The oaets7safth part of each annual iEslalment
shall Be aedpesed from their nenihly 1wases
liaay gotknsn should cease t = :: = :s.e en-
ment Of tss goycrnmcn,, he will thence forward on
lasia.meais tehatning due CO properly purchased
nv N:n, BE sahiect 70 he same conditions as other
,,.urehascfs
n B. No deed az Conveyance for any ofihe lots
viii be made until the price thereof shall have been
paid in full
fnne ~ 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
THE APPLICATION.

The story Of Gen. Pierce and tho stick Of
candy has lately gone the rounds, and Will
be reeollectcd The Richmond Republican
gives the application IS follows 81 N-e can
however readily understand Why the above
narrative should BE- interesting to Democrat t.
ic politicians Itis because the Wig boys
have, for fgpr years, been catiag canlY, aud
tue Democrats by, Is 7 sitting aloss, and
that boy. Is ,lQt eating but be il crying r.
lIence tile Significance and the point ofIthe
aAecdote Hence the popularity Of Pierce
Elect lin to the Presidency, and he will
patAis hand IL his official pocktt, ttfaie fortl
q ceat, 64yu sick IF eanlq, aad gre Il iqtts
beg, ALTuogciI TUE nor was 4 TOTAL sfeAx.
.GEa TO GEy PIEReg, hatae Baltim2re Con-
.renfiol q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
SENATOR. Dufft.I.As.

This gentleman recently addressed Democrat
4, ratification injecting ii, Washington city, isays
iie Riehn0Id Times, and ayaied himself q the
: epPonuaiY 10 empty thrvials II his wFall. spleen
aad disappointment, not upon the authors o. his
insc defeat, tu upon HE Wing party IN general
and Ia Fillmore administration in particular
This Il of course vefy unreasonable conduct but
aaioranaclYgit is quite natural .aal shows that
candidates tsr The Presidency are not exempt from
he petty and gfoyeing weakness Of our natorc.
The candidate Of Young America i4en all ac-
sounls, eleriioneefed fuf he Presidential nomira-
lion Iasl Is srog shop ienaatgue would election-
eerlor eousables place, and il is therefore no, al
a surprising that, haging failed 10 attain hi~ OIL
el, be SHOULD ahuseahs opponents in The slrsin ef
d bar-reem politician. u
The Noane Giant Is reported to have said hit
'tae Wing party was astefly incapable Of admin
fsicring this government This 5as contemporary
Justly rensiks, i precisely wsat he Baltimore
Converlioa thought Of Mr.. Douglas. Not all The
persuasive appliances ofthe bar-room could induce
abe members oflhai body 10 believe that he was
rahe If administering the affairs Of This govern
uneni The little Giants sneer al The adminislfa-
We capacity of the Whig party. embracing such
saep Clay, Webster, Fillmore, Crhtenden,
Scott Ciayfon5 Betfien and others is very terrible,
we must admit and wiilereate an immense sensa-
lien, in foteign pats, but when itcomes 10 he IN
dcrsiood that the individual who launched this
shanlerbolt was unable 10 rally curporals guardf
n support ofhis own claims To- the Pr, sidency~we
imagine that The weight Of his anathcma viii not
Sc serielsly fall
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
FOR SALE.
TWO VERY DESIRABLE FARMS,

Near lIiaetestsy FREDERICK County, Ia.
XTTISHlNG 10 purchase 4, Farm in Fauquier4
w once the residence OF inY father, | am in.
ducedto offer Tor sale my
Two Tracts OF LAND,
in Frederick, known as Shady OAK and lsIs4-
eHa Pisia.n and now occupied by me-conlaiuing
each about TWO HUNDRED AND TWEEN
'TY-S SEVEN ACRES. They are situated on and
near the Valley Turnpike, six miles South Of Win
chester, and adjon the farms of Richard W. Bar
ton D. w Barton, and the oai.lots oil Ncwiown,
where there is Post Otfiees several stores, and
good mechanics of almost every description. A
large iour aud grist mill is close at hand atfording
81 good market, and the WINCHESTER marketable
.erminus OF Railroad connecting with the Balti-
more Road aDd the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal al
SHE Dgsr h1rzdanrrzeu f5aas ii r6e sac. Esck
Tract has an ample supply Of Timber, and he
cleared lands are well arranged for easy access anu
proper rotation In flaming. The soil for The noat
part sstroDg Limestone, 10 good culiya ion md In
an improving condition. On each.TIaci Is com
portable - = 49,
TWO STORY STONE DWELLING.
with good Barns and the usual oubhouses< One ~
me tracts (Saady Oak) is ws<ered by mill stream
and several cepious and never-failine STRINGS
Whlls The other has an excellent we'll ana goed
ponds Fine meadows may be made on each plarr
The Tracts may be bought separately or t6eetIer
The Terms II Sac will BE- accommodating n
regard 10 time. and my price is mol eher than hae
Tor which sach lands in worse locations have been
selling inJhe county. : =
Persons wishing tobuy, WIN apply to me on he
lands or TO u. W Barton in Winchester They
viii please apply before the lst of july az amer
that, II do not sell | shall begin to falIow. NV
Post Once is Newtown, Frederick -Gunty Va
May 70, 1862. THOMAS MARSHALL
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TRUSTEES SALE,

ID Gtahtham and Thomas Johnson, 70 me. for
The benefit Of Nathan Barnes, Oh record ID The
Clerks Office cfihe County Court Of Jefferson,
hall Offer at PUBLIC sale, 10 the highest bidder at
my store IL Middleway. on SATURDAY. the 9TH day
Of JalY AeNi The lot of ground situated on the
West side &C the Lower or King Street in said
Town, bsfng The same conveyed 10 me by said
Deed Of TIast and on which are situated a
DWELLING HOUSE, and other valuable i'm
pravefneats is, and also BLACkSAlITHS SHOP.
This lot Is the same that FORMERLY belonged 10 Ma
than Barnes, and more recenllyto the said ] 5.
Granlhata and I. johnson.
Possession Of the house and lot 10 be'given as
as the terms Of sale are complied with and oi
the BiacSsmilh's Shop on the first day Of Januar!
next.
Terms OF SALs-Cash.
GEO. II. BEcKwITH,
Jnne.I7. 1852 1fvstee.
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20 IL y MS
VII to SULPHUR Springs.

TNITE NILES FROM UYNcHES7,rR
il fisAsylek Co, Ia, Jana one aud half n,lles
from Stephenson nepof$. on the Winehestslf ana
Potomac Railroad, will bcoreneti
ON The 10Th OF The PRESENT NORTH, JUNE. !
For the reception Of Yisi.~ss. Ths Proprietor a..
sisted BIZ p e. aTl 6. n Jotlaa. viii ase e4ery
means 10 readeE Tie Visitors comfortable and il
make lheirgiaae passF pleasantly. The situation
Of The place is perfectly healthy and pleasant The
scenery from The surrounding hills beautiful :
Those who have toTlmaay years visited This and
The celebrated Greeabties White Sulphur testify
HE effects are very similar. EisiioFs from Wash.
insion, Alexandria, Georgetown and Baltimore,
Leave in the morning and arrive in due lime to
dine. Through tickets VIII be issued ifom the a
boYsplaces. Telegraphie dispatches to Winchester
i. o.. Siephenson,s Depot
s-g~ Coaches await ihe Cats al Stephenson
Depot. BRANCH JORDAN
iane m 1879 pt,SDrfslaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

At s szsl sI4s Z + Nv sss
- last iRs la' = aecoprl'shea, nc non'ns'aon =
naes, ga isf -'s = ~ IS IS :. .
..s ses y q 8
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80, - 4 - 8, i
~. ~ g, 80 q W.
Ys's s'sssp ~. 10y s's,Atsa 2
- i - ., =. g - = 1872 q ss 2
~, ,,, 81 IS, .-,..
80 49, - 81 vs. 11'l0s :. g
ss'.ss .s.s .@a fuzh q
49, !, rs sss11 msspt
~ - :. z. rs e'es
s. 60 8 : .o..-'sa =
~ nc
I - ~ s's
~ their hir IMPURITIES f1r a59th te1e,< ~ Il ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP,
AND
IRON AND BRASS F0uNDRT.

TT1E4E subscribers beg leave 10 call he attention
81 Farmers and lbs public generally, 10 theif
yserv lafae and extensive assortment 81
sxGRIcUL TUR-AL IMPLEMENT rs.
nov On hand, ucludtng heir celebrated Patent
yfhreshrr ard Cleaner, which nov siansts without
I Fsval haFfng as Ear eelipsed the Old Cleaners as
~ rslsg an nov, does The cid news caerief stage
birb tley bfTsr for the very luw price oil S25 and
vrarrant il is thrcsh from 70 / hu5ksrrd bushels
r,jr day via six horses. Aswe deem Certificates
IF no value. which coalsi ee had BY an4 number
I'm have a sufficient cerieoee q The Aachinc r.
commencing iiseli.s Thsy would Tespeetinliyca an
The attenfisa OF those persons whf sa t9 purchase
0I .EANERS. Is call and exafn for themselves.
They also Manufacture COMMON 7sHRESEE-
EgPS from As - So with Shakers campIefes--
Also al Improved WHEAT Drill, &iga 4
saiEactInr spriagnseam, entirely araiding the
tronble 81 nasfnsfFi las 10 he broke when the foot
Games n cantact with rccks. siumps, Sc, SO that
"a time Is 4st 81 the scotsman; enabling him 10
seed f5TIil fiiaIe per dag. The Spriag IS war
raa,eli notito break 81 seeding. The tasmers will
please cali aud see far themselves. All other Ma
chinery constantly on hand al lew prices including
Corn and Cob Crnshers Si5; Field lsolleFi Sn,,isl
aud also the celebrated cast cutter f-om so TO SIS
an Iron Straw Cutters F5ader Guitars; Corn
shelters, and herse power McCcrmieks Premium
Wheat peaner, -
We are also Agents for G. II. Nc 4ieks and
have a number of his superior Reap9 hand
which took the first Premium at the WCt Fair.
Persons wanting wonld 10 well 10 cab eSFll4 per-
haps they might BE disappointed Price Sl25.NA
Also an kinds Of Casting done on he shoEteki
notice ineEuding Mill Castings; dressing Mill
Irons, PICKS. Sc. Allrepairs done at iae shortest
|" notice and most durable manner.
Jane II. ls52. ZIMMERMAN & CO. s
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Trust Sale of jefferson I,and.


virtue 81 The deed OF frnss. exer.,iets ~ W.,
~ Z. Washington and wife Is the nadeSs;gnei
isE ne purposes shefein menii0aed. dslss srpf Il
n anc Eee0fded in he Jeffassos Cs1n.v 9.ourt
vlii sell a. pahlie sale, 70 the Highest bidder "a
front e Carter Hotel ID CsarIessSHn 81 F,Sssssaa
az 80 eaE e desg, 1851 Ftnet IS ssisne Jelsr
soy LanD e0Hfaining ahoaE SCI ACRES, 81
siiseh aseFe % are IN Ttmbef--bsias part 81 the
iarm q NE said Washington conspred s. said
deeds n0W n his possession. his iracI lies ID i
coinpacl body On the East side of Tie main laes:
haqnding 90 ihs ORTIZ upon ihe Tseetorn roal. and
having access. NJ war reserved The Smilhds!d
turnpike; and aucut piles n West Of Charles.
town ~ -
ne deeds require the sale to Sc made for cash.
bat by the consent Of ali parties The Terms Of This
sale viii be as iblsowS 0ne4liri easa ,ues,hfrf
% one year, and oneihiFsi ia .wu YEARS, with in
Aefesl loom ne DAP Of sale, with honds secured BIZ
4 aeeu q tfast Pm The premises sold. Possession
sAsen upon fon piTiEg with the terms FeseryiBg,
however, the GRIPS now groWiEs or being upon The
land, with full right 10 e6er N the land for The
PURPOSE q seenfing'or taxing Them away.
As persons disposed 10 purchase will Of coarse
examine The iahd before he sale further aeserip-
hoD Is uaneceSsary. Mr. Washington will shew
Inc tract upon application 10 thn III TO the under
signed. ANDREW KENNEDY.
Junes1I 1852 Trustee
-. Tie Hzasfst0a-A Hsrala; and FreasffeE Ev-
gHereog9 81 dfR xfaa gifis hi t45s efres III IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
commissioners Sale
81
Valuable .JFGars0n Land.


by virtue Of a decreial order, rendered al the
ID last term of the Circuit Court ofiJeferson
county, 10 life cause Of Writings administrator rs.
Douglass hSirs, Sc, the undersigned, as special
commissioner, will proceed to SELL at public ane-
zion. 70 the lsighest bidder, on
IIiediscseitlY, The 30th day Of Jane, 1852,
lie xaaabls and very desirable FARM near
chatlestewg, upon which The Hon Isaac K Doug
lass resided 1T the time OF his death excepting the
part heTtiatGTe sold, and the bows dover.
The Haftstnow 70 be sold consist OF the body Of
land ariand the mansion house, containing exclu-
siye OF the four acres assigned 10 The widow the
reyerson in which will be sold with he rest about
- Acres. Also, the Lot on the east side Of the road
10 ReJerick : mill, containing about II Acres, and
the detached Wood Lot adjoining Abraham Isler,
containing in the whole LOT 20 Acres -four acres Of
which however was a SO assgned 10 the widow as
dover, and The reyersion in which is 10 be sold with
the residue Of the said hot ANY wishing TO pur-
chase can ascertain theparicnars to said several
parcels qt land BY reference to the plats, &C. filed
in the record Of the Dove mentioned cause.
The whole will be sold together or in separate
lots TO suit purchasers may be deemed e2pedient
on The day q sale,
The sale will be BY the acre and on the follow
ing terms, 10 VIII So much cash in hand on the day
Of sale viii be required 10 meet expenses Of sale.
The residue Of The purchase money 70 be diyil d
into four equal payments at six, twelve eighteen
aud twcnty-foar months-Wilh interest on each from
the day Of sas+-said deferred payments to be Sc
cured by the bonds OF the purchaser with deed Of
trust on the premises.
further description Of said property is deemed
unneeessary, as il is well known y be one Of The
donbtess examine fer himself
Inc tile i bslieTed 70 be iadisputable. Sale 10
take place IN front Of the Court House in Charles
Town, al cdloek, NJ on The day above mentioned.
June TO- 1852. Special Comm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
II0 Acrrs 4 Rool e I,erehes
Wool CARDIAC
Manufacturing at Brucetown.

TINE subscrihsrs having their Wooden Estai,-
4 lishmens at BrueetoSn in complete repair,
are now ready 10 receive Wool from those who
have il to Gard. or desire i laanufactared int
goods.
Wool Will be received eiibeJia be carded otman-
GSactared 7into yarious kinds " goods Such as
Cloths, Tveeds. Cassimersl Blankets, F1aBpeis
Fullel and Plaid Linsess,' GoTeTirrs. Stocking
Yarns. Carpeiing &C., BE-. all Of which will be
sold onlibersi terms, exchanged for Wool.
All work eatrnstei 10 cur care shall b executed
with despatch aud ppneioalty, in style NOT infc-
srior to any in the country.
Having located permanently. we would respect
fully say, that ne are determined iodo business On
fair terms, and viii study he isieresI and adsan-
tage Of those who may favor us With their Trade.
The Machinery isnew, and. Of the most approved
order
Hard Soap, Lard sad Country Produce viii bs
taken in exchange foF work done
WM J0BE e. CO.. 5
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arried.

! On TInirseay last, hy the Rev. Dndley A. TyaS
Capt, JOSEPH F. 4ABELL 10 Miss LUCY CRANE,
all 81 this bounty.
At Harpcts Ferry, Va, June f0th, by' Rev. David
Wilson. NIrs JOHN Ill H0STLER to Hiss MARY
ANN Pen " ELL an ef Loudoun county, Va.
Ia Washington county. Md, June both. by Rev Da-
sid Wilson, Dir. CHRISTOPHER BAKER, Harpers<
Ferry, u Miss MARTHA EDNIINS0N, CT Baltimore,
Md.
In Lecsbatg, on The 9th instant, by Rev. A. Dua.
can, Mr. JOHN HAAIAfT of peasanis county, Va to
Miss MART REBECCA, daughter Of Edw ard Ham
mat, Esq.
On the Sh Instant, by the Rev AR. Castlcran Dr.
FRANCIS r. LUCKETT, of I.oudoun couaty, 10 Miss
KATE c.. W WARWICK, Of Bath county, Va
On the 18th ult., BY Rev John s. Martin Mr.. GEO
MN ALIEN, OF Clarke, 10 Miss J0SEPfIA E. Xxi.
GER, Il Winchester.