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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

the nk called r. lice who 90; cut and arrested the
u,nlrr, u-s dead WHEN got out The prisoner y
detected hcy.ts-cken lsckiac wolrn, apparently I'M
r,rIe IN :i.ereo: Tie jury had not returned verdict
when we went 10 press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

ScuOoI roH HOYe.-IrOf. =. =. -NUIt'II'
widely and favorably know as Teacher IN u'r my
hss resigned The po, Of Principal IN The hoursnns yer
non Academy IN order open an English and Cssscn'
Boarding School for Boys in the rural and oesuriu VII
lsce Of Vernon Oneida Co. n L. Not more tnsn h''een
pupils In all viii be taken, who will be members Of fro.
Ne family and constantly under his supervision lie
may be consulted at No 81 Greeneft In TINS Cly rom
sto 10 A. NJ and from to p NJ i'll the 9Th Of Nay and
we cordially commend him parents having children
to educate after the mos. approved His School
opens on the l0th Of May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

B James M'Gahen pleaded guilty to
an Indictment for selling lottery policies and tickets in
City Court, yesterday. He remanded for sentence.
~ The house of VIM. Gahey, on Six
teenthst Gowanus feloniousy entered the 18th
inst, and considerable money taken therefronL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

HuNeARIAN FUND.-We acknowledge
the receipt of the following sums In aid OF Hungarian
Freedom:
oPea .,,o III oiiH '.-"' '.,''' $50 90
Operatives in Nerth American Mines do. do..... - %
Quarter dollar subscriptions from citizens OF flrs - 49,
Ward Muscatine. Iowa 20 u
oT T h""e'''"i' -'''' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GO IL
Total since last ackuo wiedgment .$I7O 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

COLLISION. - The Fulton Ferry boat
Gowanus came in collision with vessel that had been
torn from its moorings Sunday night, and received
considerable damage. No person injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before
Judge lInshszns-Frsauss hssse1 asA Dara H. Bsrscs
s1a Sea- ks.hes s-To rssover damages kr alleged fsss
iaGsf ~ Fls.b.is. Slec,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

observation-disclosures Worrill was
rrsgned yesterday in the Oyer and Terner on charge
Of killing her ilesiimate child Jury was empannel.
3D. and evidence taken 10 the effect that The woman had
the 7th Of January given birsh n<le eLil which
che hsd thrcwn into ME prvy oths house ia which she
hvcc-ko 20 Canal<ssest thst tie child Was heard b
scream BY man belonging 10 the House be sas i IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-We
are very glad to hear that the artists and their friends
propose to make the Exhbiion-rooms of the Academy
place of informal reunion every Wednesday evening.
The plan is altogether excellent for not only promotes
more intimate acquaintance among the artists them
selvee but it tends 70 cultivate intelligent inter
est in the exhibition and in art generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

IOTHIs
Application will be made to the Legisls.
iure of Connecticut at It's next session, for charter
Bank to be located at Wes,port, with capital q
100000
The following statement shows the trafft
of the Central Road for the three months OF the presr
..aa.. ..,..,,,nral With III. nrexinus year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-02
'='llil -
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~ the 18th MI. Nv Rsr5 Ih, { ~. N
rs,;s ~ ", GooDFELLOsy Of Sudbury. penas.l
lfrrir . by nAihaore Animal Coafreace) aad Miss
Ter. = .ssnasA 'h-.tol, u W inches.
, s,ss =, rang q the 9th ult bvTRey q AI;It
Mis- uspv y, tllHAllD, Of Frederick eount, ami
= an JANE RicSicRiEsi, ii wici,estegr,'
r., 'af rdsH AZ iIlrrers- Ferry on t- l5t III b.
ELIZABETH FoRSEY bo,i, = sfs Frs and Mas
4, oa The 23i alt by Rev Me- NJ. "a an,
- SLiBkRI q Frederick ceaa,y. as hIss n spy
aAugn1sf q David Pagh, Of Hampshire caun,y
- sne s'n W. according to the order IL The societ
berkeley Ce.ss r IS esissacs q James y Hbbe.d IN
,a'.'m3re, MI, % SARAH JANE HIRRFi,i1 Jn -, :.
'er y James n. aad Mary n IIb5crl. u1u
- me ~, q 0csobsr Iasf By the Roy David ri -,
,I,ng,.. N ~ HER sEf TO Miss MARY JANE,
o. eir. JAS Beard, al Of Berkeley e,nniS
~ the liotclof Capt Joseph posvl;.s
,.s' on me isih ult, by the Rev NJ Es,9n AZ
iss me,CohsiiCk 70 Miss EAilETrA SPOTS
Oolh o. Clarke County. Va. = -
" thursday last ~ the ey. Mr. Dodge, Nj John
- DER, merciaat (of the firm n f,rnr, &
der Berytille to Miss Lucy q In1prst Gay
Clarke county = .oo iti-AAi, ioi
On lI,s ltll ul, 81 Rev. Mr.. Reese. NJ. yopN
SAUNDERS, late qf I4eaaoun, aud Miss EMII'Yc
golncry county, Maryland.
,yIe Mr. blNiEf s' sHh i;fs, & foadeaa aud
MIS- MARGARET f. JONES, Of n utgomsy COUNTY.
Maryland
the 30th ultin,n, by Rev. J. r. Combs, Mr. Z, NOR
TIMER POTTS and Miss MARTHA j. OSBORNE,
Of Loudoun equity, Va.
Oh the Bridge at Harpers. Ferry the 10th nit, BY
Rev. A. c. Heaiou, ADDISON MelNTlfs % MISS
: REBECcA GLEN, all Of Frederick county, Ia
Z At Harpcrs Ferry, on The s9th ui, BY The same
WARISAS LONG 10 Mrs. SUSAN +. MckkNSiE,
all Of Jefferson county, Na.1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-02
PUBLIC 81

DY ririne of Decree Of 3rcui, Court Of
ID Jefiers0n Counir. pronoHlin the case Of
Mildred G. Timbeflake, Gaarlh gainsi Henry
Z Timberl1ke and others. al1 virtue also o.
authority conferred On rs hy I'LL Mildred q.
Tlmherlake and Henry L. Ti1ake, We shall
expose 10 sale, al public a1elt0 he highest
bidder, on the premises al o'cl ?. ~. on Sat-
urday, ~ I6ia dag III Dsesmb4rs. thai LOT q
ground in Smith6el1 ia this key. On which
stand the large Brick Store an9eiling House,
At pfeseni, and Tor number OTIS past. occn-
pied By George FL BeckHith. E{adr. Beckwiih
will show The property 70 aay oksiEing 70 par'
chase
TEKMs or SALE-0ne- third the purchase
money cash. and the residue IL leqnal annual
payments from the day Of sale deferred pay
ments 20 bear interest from The DIT sale. and e
be secured BY the bonds Of he purfeE. and deed
Of tiust Oh ihe property.
SAMUEL J. c. MOO. 4 Special
LAWSON Bolts. 1 Comm'rs
N0remusr q 1852 III
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a GAixn.i. - - 8,


IMPRESSED with the conviction thai gratitude
i (it'noI lu>t,ceJ demands acknowledgements tor
Kindness anl iayats sp jnlaneously bestowed, we,
/ e. undersigned, members Of the Hatpers Fer, y
ID ass Band feel that should do yiplence To Our
o9n feelings and be sadly wanting n elf-respeci,
did We not in some public manner express our sense
of the obligation ana return cur thanks for The nm
asH4I cons liberation and attention manifested TO-
wards Us hy the Marshalsrin command and 10 the
members ii The Democratic Association, during
The Torch Light Procession had in honor Of The
election Of Pierce & King at HarPers Ferry, on
is. iacLentent evening ~ the 23d instant We beg
Pave 10 assure our felow.citizens without distinc
tion OF party that sRlt ALLEGATIONS % fsM not taa
/, BE- remembered tong alter the trialnphs Of party
are trsoreh
DASiEt CHAMBERS, CLfSToS kIRDy,
JoHS RugsElL, ABRAHAM RopERIcK IN.
F1s T. b: RooEsleK, JAMES FL Classy,
JoES q kia3g, IosEPH g. F. KIRBY,
n 11EoRaE NuxAMSKER, GEoRGE BERRY,
L GEORGE F. BARNnARr, JAMES W GReEyEs,
December , 1862
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-02
To The Public.


GENERAL AGENCY IN WsASkNeAs -
HAYlNG suFrendered everything IIRossessed
IL on earth, in the shape 81 Properly Nosss'
Claims and Accounts, both in Wasksagfen aeq kty-
gissia Tor the benefit 81 the Creditors Of ihe 9ASK
or rms USioS, now tender my Perssnal stEF.ees
for the further liquidation Of any Liabilities saas
may not Be satisfied BY the proceeds Of my asseus
What balances will be unsettled after all my await
able effects are realized through my Trustees, ume
alone can show; but, let the balance Be what y
may ! do not ask or desire TO be released from ny
obligations even for one cent as il IS my determa
nation to struggle as long as life and health are
spared me- TO overcome adverse fortune ana 70 pay
dollar for dollar To this end, therefore, and for
the maintenance of my little household, hereby
offer my services as General Agegt for CLAIMS pc
fore Congress and The several De ltments Of Inc
Government; and will also undertake the coliec-
lions of Claims against individuals IN w ashingtoh
NV commissions for services rendered SHAH DC
no more than those charged BY other Agents, ana
when employed by persons who were bona nag
holders Of the sBaak Of the UaieR' notes al inc
time OF its suspension, will receive from them Al
pa two-thirds OF nv fees in those issues. And now
let those indebted 10 me make the same efforts, anS
Who RsSs Laown me noss c6f.ia6ood. wfii, I an
sure sill confde in me, and 70 then refer ali per
sons who NAV have. occasion 10 employ an agen
atthe Seat of Government
| can be found at the Office OF Jxo S. GALLaHER
Jr, 9th street, between and F, or may be addres
ed, (pes,age paid, through the mail
Ro. H. GALLAHER.
! Washington City, Nov Is, 1852
I P. ANY Editor. in Virginia or elsewhere
! who will be kind enough to copy he above for on
month or more, and call the attention OF his reader
/ 10 it, can cali me into his service 10 the transaction
/ Of such business as he NAV or .ereaiter hav
requiring the attention OF an agent a. the Seat o
! Government r. H. G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-02
Goats. Pants and Vests,

IF you want a suit of CLOTHES OF sound ma
i ierial and OF excellent style and make, call on
William j. STEPHENS, Merchant Tailor, corner of
Shenandoah and Bridge streets, near Mrs. Carrelfs
Hotel, Harpers-Ferry, Va, where will be found at
all times large assortment Of
Cloths, CNSsitscr,eerSn 81 lsas..ssMgs
VIII be manufactured 10 order in The best style and
at short notice,
Also, large assortment of CLOTHING. Of su-
peror quality, to which the attention Of gentlemen
is particularly invited as much of i, Is go,fsn mr.
in style not inferior 10 the best ordered work.
Also great variety Of Furnishing Articles, such
as Shirts, Drawers, Cravats, Gloves SUBSCRIBERS,
&c, comprising complete assortment OF every
thlng necessary TO complete gentleman's wardrobe.
' All Clothing purchased at this establishment,
warranted well sewed and all rips win be sewed
without charge. My stock is now iull and COM
pete, and no pains will be spared to render salts
faction, 10 all who may favor me with call
WILLIAM j. STEPHENS.
Harpers- Ferry Oct 81 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-02
List Of Letters

EMAlNING irihe Post Office, charlestown
= y Jefferson CO., Va. on the 80 tanpf Nov, 1855.
B--James Brown. earolias ebn A BRADY
NJ A Booth Miss Jane w Is. Matilda Bow.
man, C-Mi-s Rachel Cray D-James A Dav-
hon. E-4Mrss Sarah Edens, Benjamr Ellioli's
%idew Or heirs. G-John w Gailaher. Levi /,
Croft - Gallahrr. William r Gill q. H
y Hewitt, Charles Harding. J-Wllliam Jobns
son. k-Miss Margarelta King. I.--Keter a
hatireh Leddy M-rbomas Mccormick p
Lewis L Painter, Robert Piper. R-William E
Real s-Jacob Swiger, James Sullivan. Raph.
= shewalter, George Shepherd, Miss Elizabeth
= S'eeIe' Thomas Starry. IA Ticker W..
Welcome, DR. J Williams.
JOHN P. BROWN, r. NJ /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-02
WILLOW SPRING
AT+RRIYATE SALE.

VIE Heirs Of Robert Duke ofer at private Sale
= therr valuable Farm, situated on The Po,oma.
River three miles above Harpers- Ferry in Lear
son County. Va. Containing ESQ ACRES of
SUPERIOR LIMESTONE LAND IN ~
which are cleared, and In high s,ale 81 .,,l,;.
ton the remainder is well timbered wh;rS 'ar..
70 its proximity 10 Harpers Ferry IS highly val...
bic. q tateA-
There is an unrivalled stone quarry near ne n;,
err from ~hich large quantities OF Stone can b. sola
and any quantity OF superior Lime Stone ran :.
had upon the premises. There is a landin, 49,
Canal Boats Of the largestcass.can be hfopgh, =,
and loaded; and when althe produce Of ths "a -,
can be disposed Of al City prices The innrovs.
menls are good. The Dwelling has eood s;Ins
ton, and IS most substantially huilt az snns and
rough cast, is 60 feet in length By o. and KiichsS
OF Stone recently huilt, Smoke House Ice Hans.
l>Carrisse House, Corn House, Stahlins and pa.
all in good repair. Near The House Is an mt; a.
ing spring Of good water. which supplies sjda;ts,
atd all The fields with abundance of water All m.
year. i "a '.te
The place is well supplied with fruit there b.;n,
Young Orchard Of over 100 Apple Trees Of ,hs
choicest varieties and beating, Together with Peach
es. Plums. Cherries, &c, &c.
Us location is good as that Of apv farm IN "a
county OF Jefferson, and persons wishing 10 parchsse
wen improved property, are requested to call ma
view the premises -A~
For terms apply 70 the undersigned on the prem.
Uses, or by letter, Posi- Paid. Harpers Ferry Wiz.
ginia. MATTHEW a nIIEc
September ., 1852. sf,r H. ~,
Hagersfoicn Torch Light. and L4aneastey Ero..
iner, copy it 5ef6id and send bills 10 tAis etfee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-02
i . a.

neparted this lie al chcry Mead. in This ounty on
"a lid, Of November. Ms TIJMAs CAN'T
a;pong Gun oldest and n3ss H. So
ssasaaesd are Of aad snsntss. may ny fessla
Il nj. ,owa. d Moslay maraing, aoth ult, YIN,
CENT ssi ii Bcnjann and Juiaa Lucas aga -
leouahs aad days,
fho.,b Az. .;r Head i piliowcd upon the cold sod,
And his yonag heart in silence rsposss
lie dwells II the beautiful garden q God,
The iaircst amoag hcaseas roses.
o. Friday ,araing LAST. after short Illness, ar
GARLAND b. MOORE, Of this naty, IN the 4o'h
ID Iccsbsrs. oa suaday morning, alst u. suddenly.
/ Ms ANN HTf.LIA1D. ia-the 5tst year Q. her age.
Aths residence 10 Lga p3a. a1'n. ss On
tn I'D hlt, HARLES kENlV.N I" atatAA :, "s-s
Atthsrpsidcnc. Il her f.tAer. near wheatand, Lou
. dun county. on the I'D alt. MAki JAN = aiasA'et
O. Benjamin Ogden.
ini,@mabry els ~. IDA EDMoyIA, yoaages. daugh;
ter of Jonathan W and Mary Nixsa. assa year anu
mouths.
PfiiIiP pEMsRoKE, infant Rufus sad Mary =,
Smith.
On The in ult at Montpelier, Loud snn countt
ANNc fiil,KE1r wife Of Ladwell Lacketts Isl
~ the sob yesr Of her ass r.,
Recently at his residence, near BrnsstSwa, 20 [
81 years.
OF paeunosa. On tha 10Th ult Inc fssdeasss q o.
der father in Betk ecf e,uaty, Mss RACLtt - y =
daughter Of Capt Richard D. aad Rosannaa Se2saan'
The 20th year Of her age
Ga "Wednesday, elth Of November, at his residence
\ mar this place, Mr.. EENRYgPUITZ, Sr.. aged ~
wears months and % dass. The deceased was ma
Of Berkeisg eoAays Virginia, but for the last ~ Or
M ars dent cf this county. Ia the last months
Cas- "a suffered tkan did the deceased dis
pcn-ezs3 the Yves character Rrrtea his sisht iseA
Heath lie manifested Irsaess 10 die as his rease
WAS made with God. His relsaes were deposited N
Woodbiae Cemetery. there 10 rest in peace nntn me
,,noraiAg Of the rcsnrreotioa. s. y =.
TAIr. p was oae of the fsw Whiss n the tenigAtai
codntr of Rockingham--was = subscriber 20 the Free
Prsss ifsm April, ls2s 70 last April uheah lad g r.
nauish il on account Of his b6dily snerings and a-
WAYS paid in advance for his aaer ckanple worthy
of inmitation.l
Oh FRIDAY November 18th, ii her 3al year, MAX
TIA f. LALEY, coasort q Thonlas 4. taey, q mar
Pcrs-Fcrry.
she suffered long, she suffered much
Ier-suflersnss were txtrcmss
But rude death il came At lasts x
And closed the solemn scene.
INT. al. she died not without hope
For He who was her stay.
As He looked down from heaven and smiled,
rosk her from Garth away.
And then her spirit quickly ned
70 God from whom twas given;
Her body ii HE gr6xeshall lays
But mother lives in heafen
nas. 81. M mo,her i no nofc.
She kas Ief. ps here z mourn
But when re i01tt on Canaanss fhctcs
Or iof< viii al letafn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-02
FOR SALE,
A Very Desirable Small Farm.

l NIENDlNG toremOve from thi section of VIZ.
i gina, offer, al private sale, the FARM Isnen
which reside, Situated upon the east Side Of lhe
ShepheTcstown and Smihfeld Turnpike road i,
being one mile from Leetewn, (my Posi- Once 9ea
miles from Shepherdstown, and miles afrom
Charestown, the county seat
Fhis location has pefhaps as many adyaptaRet m
anyolher y the untgof Jefferson being very near
10 Merchant and SawsAill, Post Office, Churches.
School house, >MechaGic Shops and 10 The Bali.
more & Ohio Rail Road, which is only p mile
by turnpike read
The Improvements all are Of recent date ana
consist e. good lwdstory Deciding House, with o
rooms and porches; also Kitchen, negro houses.
smoke house, barn. corn house and other oui-build-
ings necessary TO well regulated farm There 10
a thrifty young orchard bearing choice finit A
shallow well Of never failing water very superior
as also cisiern al he kitchen door
The Farm contains I63 I.2 Acres Of land
inhsnb 20 26 ysia;eh ~ 49, IsS
"a goou CONDITION and fair proportion setin clotet
and other grasses ~ sto Nsb
The title is indispniable. Possess;n. H.. =
the LIST OF January, 1883 e'sA Sa
Terms-Easy and accommodat,no .ya N, =.
made known upon application in $780, VIII vi -
er TO the undersigned at Leetown IsfTs,s, ~ ~
Virginia THON a0iG. s - ~ u, SoS
July L. 1852 LIT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-02
UNION HOTaLl

GEOR GETO IVY q
THI$ large and convenient hoe Hying been
II thoroughly repaired and read, 9Th entlrelg
new furniture oil handsome ana tmi4aoe s.Eie,
was opened on "Wednesday, the tth fant Inc
subscriber invites the paironaf q Pc puoiic !;
thnSe who favor him with lheirkompfy may De
assured Of a hasriFable reeepfn, eest late,
aad such comforts and altenii.1a as Ill make ms
house compare favorably with Z be5kepi Hotels
in the District or elsewhere.
70 Omnibuses constantly pSs 70 ma rom me
Capitol, running until II o,cl0$ al neht.
wM. N FrkHUGH.
Navenhsr % l2s3-f,l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-02
FARM FOR RENT.

TINE Subscriber vilI offer for rem, ,othe highes,
L bidder, on The pre- rises. on Itiday aealsl day
q D'eea'os, Heft az ~ DC ack. 4M, tor term 81
longing, 10 The heirs OF WIN Usb urn decd .itua
ted Ihr,e miles sou.h Of SaepAe.ds,own On lhs
Ridge Road containing
ITO 1CRES.
The farm is now occupied by Mr. WIN G Lock.
Persons wishing 10 rent can examine HE farm for
tlemte YES. FERNS nude known AN The dav ~
Renting. JOHN MELVIN. Guardian
for The heirs OF w. Osburn, decd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-02
| No. Hulnhng.

TN order close out every particle Of Dry Goods
l and Ffy ARTICLES before the 5lh Of December,
the suos Re- is running off without regard 10 cost,
500 ward Cashmere and Mousiin def1aines from
10 to 29nts per yard: 800 yards black Aipaccas,
some n fine. from 20 To GO els; i 600 yards
Called nd Ginghams. below cost 500 pair of
Ssockf. cheaper than ever; BAY State Long
Shawl douhle.) al 5 so; Needle worked Collars,
SleeJand Handkerchief, al halt price; Finest
Freukid Gloves. al so cents per pair; Linen
Pocf Handkercbiefs. cts /; Napkins, s cents !;
an2 other articles, too many 10 be enumerated,
~ fportion.
W As no Ladies wear will be sold after the 1854
eScnt6er positireiy those 10 wantof such articles
lease call 10 time. at the cheap cash store.
Aemher2 1852 ISAAC ROSE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-02
Valuable Slaves for Sale

OFFER ahPfivaie Sale Negro Woman with
three children. also Negro Man And Two lie
y hoys, brlonsing to The estate ofsas..A RitAv
decd, and if not SOLD by the 21th da9l1f iIeeeI$r
viii on that day OFF, Ihein at Public Sale Tyhev
viii not be sold loaa trader or any person bidding
Tor a trader
4 credit oil of six months will he given
! JOHN w. CRANE Adtn'r OF
!, December 1859 L A. Riefy der,I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-02
Tru.f So of- Ncsfoes.

DY rirrpe of aided Of trust, now q record ~
I'D he County Court Of Jefferson. given % ne
undersigned for certain purposes therein speclned
dated August 10. 1851. b Mrs. Eliza Giosons
viii proceed 10 sell for ready money n ron, o. .ne
couri- House ID Charlssiown. on FRIDA 20 14ia
Of Dscsms<r, 1852, a Negro Woman. named Alarsa,
aged aboat 81 years. aud her ssh samuel. aged
about wears. Said ssle 10 take Piare a o'clock,
p. H. Such lille as i vcsird in The Subscriber
which Is believed 10 Be- indisputshe viii he given
The purchaser JOHN @. UNSELD,
November q 1852 Trustee.
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S,SoiVna SCIENTIFIC ,y,xn,r,

mp 0R4.fN..o TO D YSpEpTyrS =.
IIyagatops pEpsIR. The true Digestive Find :.
tsr juice, prepared fro esf or the E5yM so.'s6
Sc s Pr after dirce,ios. q Baron 1ebg. the great
.s Chemist, D. = > H1ughton. Philaael.
i,na Tbs is-ftly a uoud sfa -cneds or y,5;.S;o
~. ~ iat's9ics Lir I'm ainf Consfftion
md Lsl.t enrag After atnre,s Nv, nc,, by IA.
ss, a;. ~ 4 cent he g ASfRIC DC Pamphlets,
aspa, se'ssuHe evidence Of its YAH furnished BY
Ip.n,s sss notice aalsag the media ii .vcrtise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-02

TUST received fine assortment Knives and
y Forks, Butcher Knives. Scissors Shears. Pen
and Pocket Knives, Of the best qualify and az the
lowest prices Il hAWLiNo q Sun
November & 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-02
PROSPECTUS ron PUBLISHING TIE WRITINGS Of
Dr. JOH.N LOEk.a.FD,
THE MILFORD HARD,
! WA a Portrait Of ths Asihor, and .
Skeieh Of his LIFE.


FTNuE snhseribers have in Press. and will publish
early ID November, The Writings q ne Mil.
ropp B.sp. consisting Of Sketches u Prose and
Poetry, Moral, Patriotic, Sentimental, Sympathetic
and Humorous.
These sketches are greatly varied, both as re-
y,rds knhiec, ana style, and viii form volume Of
Highly interesting character.
EThe MilfoFdB Bard was well known g. Mti.eI'
having obtained considerable dislinctlun u L.eis
,nre ~ his contributions To- various Periodicals
throughout The country. Many OF the Ske'cnes,
lrs,r Jycu. yeal lfs a,d fseRded NpaH lccR kaotrn
E,rss v,ere widely circulated, and received high
sron,,,enda,ions from individuals celebrated fvr
literary taste, as we'll as from the Press
Since the death Of the Bard, the subscribers nave
determined 10 present his Works 10 an embodied
form 10 the public. They have been collected aud
afranresElcr The purpose hy gentleman who was
familiar with ,hisAisiery and Character, during ms
life. and who assisted him in the Arrangement ana
publication OF a former volume. Many 81 the
pieces have been written since the former volume
was issued and are among the best ana most inter,
estiSg ofhis productions.
This work will be issued 10 an Syo volume 81
upwards Of 500 pages. Eulhelished with an excel
+ lent Portrait OF the authorsQ will be handsomely
! bound in Embossed Ciolk Gill Back and Sides
/ and furnished to subscribers al the low price o.
- 50 per COPY or In Cloth, Gilt Edges and Sides
| suitable for Holiday gifts, az So per copy,
EY- The work viii e sent by MIL. any distance
mol exceeding 5000 nils On he reeeip, Of I
- Orders from Booksellers, Usnyassers. &c,
i Ito whom the usual discount will Be allowed \ ar
respectfully solicited
JOHN MURPHY s CO., Publishers,
Nov. Is, 1889. lis Market Street. Bait.
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