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believed that by protocol the two negotiators
could have changed the whole features Of the
treaty But such was beyond the reach Of the
Secretary no act Of his could affect the treaty
or change its purpose and objects from what it
was when sealed and approved by the Senate
So all that was done by the two negotiators
was done beyond the power given the Secreta-
~ by the Constitution, and was of no force.
But supposing that the British rights in
Honduras were in terms excluded from the
operations of the treaty, the question natural
ly arises, what those rights were which were
not thus renowned Admitting Great Britain
TO have had rights it could not be denied but
that she had the faculty Of renouncing them.
But leaving the treaty aside altogether, let 1t
be seen what the rights of England are, indie
pendent Of it,
and marauding; but what was the history OF
England respecting these islands The Bay
OF Islands occupied peculiar and interesting
position In the Caribbean sea. A Spanish wri-
ter at an early day pointed out their import
ance In 1912, party of English freeboOters
took possession Of these Islands, then belonging
TO Spain. In Ills, the Spaniards made an at
telaPt-s successful one-to regain possession
~ sssSsAsr W. aoeho suCu u mere Wl8le. tue
English freebooters having DESTROYED ali the
establishments they had found on the islands.
In i742, England again attempted to seize the
whole coast OF Central America, and also these
islands. The ire Of Spain was reused she was
then as now proud nation but she had then
the ability to command respect, and war ensu.
Cd In 1853, treaty between England and
Spain was concluded, by the provisions Of
which England was bound 10 destroy all her
forafcstions, &c, in that region. But England,
relying on secret reservation, denied that
hoostan was included in the treaty, and kept
that island fortified. War again ensued du-
ring which Guatemals seized Roostan. A new
treaty was made 10 17s3; and Spain, desiring
70 protect herself from any invasion by Great
Britain, provided that the British should absn-
don all Central Amsrics, and all islands de-
pendent on IL Great Britain thss by solemn
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-01-20

The AsHrABULA SENTINEL.-This paper is
now owned by w. c. Howells, its present edit
or, and j. L. Oliver. 1t will be printed here
after in Jefferson, on a steam power press and
published simultaneously in Jefferson and Ash
tabula. The next number will be greatly en-
larged and improved. Success to the Sentinel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
NOTICE.:

70 Nicholas Marmion, Executor Of Richard
ID. Ioran, decd, Michael Doran, Catha-
j rine Fitzpatrick, TViIlianp Doran, ISally
IVefsh, James Doran, son Of Patrick Do
rtn, IEitiiam Welsh, son Of Sally sVtlsh /;
the Sid Michael Doran, Catherine Fhz-
patrick, Wiiiiara Doran, Sally Welsh, and
Patrick sDoran being brothers and sisters
Of atid Richard d. Doran, det'd, tete Of
.Je6frson County, TtrgiHia,
T,AKE notice that on the ca day IF May 1883,
W shall take the dispositions OF Terrence
o'NeiF, John McLaren, Thomas Kennedy j ane
oNeii, Miss Spence, The Right Reverend
Jpkn NJ Urdoeh, and James McHardy, Esq, atihe
dwelling house of Jane O'Neiil, No. SO, New
Wyndi ip Glasgow, in that part Of Gre al Britain,
called SCOTLAND to be read evidence on the hear
ing Of cause depending in the Circuit Cbnrt OF
jefferson County in The State Of Virginia, III which
the above named Michael Boran is plaintiff in
chancefy: aud and the cher parties named ID the
caption hereof are defendants. And II the deppsi-
tions Of The witnesses are not completed in oneday
the taking Of the dispositions will be continued from
day 10 day, for week, IL necessary, until all be
taken BRIDGET DORIAN.
Charlestown April r 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
]. F. CALDWELL. Dentist.

r s now at Carers Hotel, in Charlestown, where
~ he Is ready (1l2 ERA 90 tAs Eks ktIx=--
He would respectfully intimate that many teeth,
though much diseased, however they may ache,
be saved, without destroying the nerves the de-
struction q the nerve is the cause Of more deep
seated pains about The face and head His mode
Of extracting testh is greatly more safe and is az
tended with mach ss force and The inficlion of less
pain, than BY methods dependent on keyed instru-
menis, pullieans Oh foreeps These who are suffer
ing pain ID the forehead face and Jaws, would to
vell1o submit to bis emedial treatment The most
satisfactory certificates and references can be seen
as testimonials q his skill IN his operations. EIf
arrangements are made, and the desire EXPRESSED
for hiG 70 70 70, he viii with pleasure give Graiaf
f0as Ieefurfs unier the sanction Of the Physicians
aud Dentists Nh2 may choose 10 attend in explana-
pn Of the causes OF the disease 81 The Tech. aha
also VI their irregnarity, aad the remedial treat
meni 10 cure and correct shen likewise expdse he
defects in the usual modes resofed 10 10 extract
Teeth, and how The iniaries they are liable 10 III
llct can be avoided and how they can be extracted
with much more com paratye ease aad safety.
fR-See handbilIs f,3st
tHnrfl fSr4 qrsf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
SNAKE STORY.

The Petersburg Express has story about a
snake ihal e. Aays .sisss' aes. PIsa..
am Hill. On The Petersburg aud Roanoke Railroad
by The train running over hin. He lay stretched
across ihe track. and was not able 10 remove 81.
body ~ time iosave himself Arvnsh guess. says
The Erpiess, makes him twelve feet iong-why not
have stretched him little longer1 The story
would have been improved BY H. The ,pak. !.
believed 10 have heen cow-snake. WIN WASN'T
he taken up BY the eow-caleherl The Exprpss
ought 10 90 down and sscerrain the dimensions ~
that snake. and II possible, secure his skeIe,on
ami present I, 10 the museum.
IRiehm0nd DispaseL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
. TO THE PHYSICIANS
Of Shenandoah and Adjoining
Countless. {

EENTLEMEN You no doubt have seen nv
NJ numerous advertisements concerning nv
Group and Asthma Syrup and Of its success Nov
LEI me humoly ask Of you to fay aside your bleed
ing nlisiering, scariying, aid giving large doses
C1femsi % cnfsdfrH IN ease 81 lefuup ind pur-
chase q your humble seryanHths receipt to prepare
a mild pleasant Remedy, beth 10 Give and 70 Is IS
which win always give satisfaction in-ca,e N
groups, ifcaled on in time Dbnot eenfle-
genilement that you are Shopping too low 70 pnr-
chase OF me- because have heen raised in one or
your neighocKing Counties; Rt is just good to
you If it cures Is ifyop had koite II Of the Kinp
o. England, and u Is well knfwn thai the regular
prescribing oflAe day lacks 1uch of curing croun
al all times, with all the uufe lsonable beteheTv =
The subscriber will COME 10 dur house unake' The
syrup spoken OF until yau ale satisfied you can
perform the same, which wiIgiye as much satiss
faction In two hours, as The above treatment in
Pr time, for The sum OF IS as each receipt; and
Efhe least fears Be apprehenddd, as 10 IDS value
credit then will be aivenof oht year with interest
and ON the subscriber being tnatle 10 proye Il 4
valuable Remedy, the amount shall be null and
/ void, andlhe amount of one cent shall meyer he
demanded. DIR SALYARDS.
/ Woodstock March "a 1888 -3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
Clarpentering and Jainarinr.

line subscriber retarns his most sincere IS anks
g me citizens OF Eharlestown and neighbor-,
hood for the liberal patronage he has received il
me last Eve years anehops$ 70 merit conlinuy
ance Of the same he Is always ready TO execute
EofE u the shortest notice, any win make u his
he has procured seii Of nraughiing Insllu-
Inenis, and having made hirself acquainted Win
Architecture, ne Is prepared 70 Draughi and eipa
plans and proportionsfor all kinds Of work ip1Eood
He will 60 make and carve to order capitais for
columns In Inc different orders Of Architecture al
the shortest notice. Always fn hand SASH or
various sizes for windows.
Those wishing to paronize him will address him
through the mail, or verbally al Gharlestown
EH- All orders shall De strictly attended 10, sTid
general satisfaction given,
WM. al sUDDlTHr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05

PERSONS who laborinx under this distressing mall
sdy will find the YEGETdBLE EPILEPTTC
PILLS TO be the only remedy ever discovered for cur
ing Epilepsy Falling Fits These pills possess spe-
eifc action the system; and, although they
are prepared especially for The purpose Of curing fits;
they will be found Of especial benefit for all persons ar
hcted with weak nerves, whose system has
been prostated sha tered from any cause whatever
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for S5. Persons Dat
Of che city enclosing remittance, will have the pills
sent them through the mail, free Of postage For sale
BY SETH 8. HkNCE. los Bai.mere street, Baltimore,
Nd 20 whom orders from all parts Of the Union must
BE addressed, postpaid. Oct. 4, 1859.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
MAUCK,S HOTEL.
H1RRIE0NBURG, VA.

TVHE undersigned has iaken possession of the
4 welLkuown eziablizhnent, he United States
Hotel in Harrisonburg. He has made ample ar
rangsmenis 10 accommodate handsomely and com
fortably all who call upon him. He pledges his
bet Efforts TO make the Uhiled States one Of he
mpst pleasant stopping places fot travellers and
x,siior. % oe found ~ he Valley Of FiEeinia-
HIS friends are respectfully invited ,os'siy he
Hotel under The new administration.
April 28 1853. 4 T. MaTrCR 1-,,tr H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
For Rent.

4 "a LkAANDER FORSETT having resigned
4 ~ The exeeutorshp Of George LiisIe dcc'e, and
having qualified as administrator with the will
annexed, do ofsr, for rent, from he frs, dav of
ApEil nexI, that large two-story STONE lBUIED-
INC, good Stable and other necessary outbuild-
;ngs, with Acres Of Land This property has
been occupied for many wears as hotel--heing III
good location in South Bolivar, JsfFerson conn
ty. Virginia.
also offer for rent from ssne date, three small
DWELLING HOUSES. suitable for small fam
ilies. adjoining said property Letters addressed ID
me a. Charles.own Va, will receive pron,pi at,en-
lion. h- John AVIS II Ad,nsr,'s
March 81, 1853. With the will nnnexed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
Millinery and Mantua Making.

MISS c. NJ SHEw returns Der sincere, thanks
1t1 TO the ladies Of Charleslown aud vicinity, for
the liberal patronage she has received, aud would
respectfully inform them that sh4 has Just rearned
from he Eastern citicz ufT the assyt Fashiyus OF
Spring and Summer B0NNETS, RIBBONS and
FLOWERS. N
She invites her old customers And lheipublic gen
orally 10 give her call. 3f
May s. Is52-lt w ". r..l l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
4 GREAT MAMMOTH LOTTERY,
HsI,s25,s24ti!
CAPITAL Prize $50, 900.


GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Class NJ
To be drawn on Saturday May %.
1 capital prize Of $50 900 8 prizes 81 So o63
4 pfizes Of $4,000 SOC do S 900
4 do 10000
% Numbers-lS drawn Ballots
/ Tickets S32-Halves I6-auarters S-Eights
Package whole Tickets si6o-shares in proportion.
try OUR LUCKY OFFICE
And sOs viH Be SIRE Of geitiag GOdGs; P1tse!
All orders are confidential and The OReisl Draw
ing will be semitic all who ordertckelsiI
II We receive the notes of solvent BankSor Checks
Of Deposit and we remit in return Tor Prizes Bank
Checks on any place in the United Slaiea
No risk, no gain A Single Packaseof Tickets
may draw the four highest prizes &
All Letters directed 10 M. ASsEL & Coiwill come
safely 10 hand, and distant correspondents may feel
sure that their orders will be attended the same a.
Il they we're here themselves.
During ffteenyears we have never las toneleuer
Those at distance will be particular In naming
The Post Office county, and State H.
1t has many times happened that we have made
our correspondent rich before we have ha The plea
sure OF a personal interview. single sriai may
place you inPossessicn Of a comprehension life
Try US. Try as. 4
Address Y M. ANsEL & co.
-s- Corner Of baltimore 4. Lisls ,trssts,
May 5, 1853 BaLTiasosr, Nh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
F4SHIoN4BLE MTLl INERY.
MISS JENNET EvIs

ID ESPECTFULLY announcess to the Ladies of
HI Charestown and its vicinity that she has
Just received from Baltimore, tbs laics. Spring
and Summer Fashions, fol. sfH and Straw
ID ONNE n IS.
She mos, respectfully invites he Ladies 10 call and
examine her materials &c She has on hand some
beautiful Pattern Bonnels SHE soliciis I.ortion
OF the public patronage and pledges herself d make
every ererion to please all who may favor her
with their work She may be found al a h times at
the residence OF e. D. Young, Ieas he Methodist
Church !.
Bleaching and Renovaling Hats and Bonncts,
done in The best 81, le ana al Ihe shortest neiee
Call and examine
MAY s. 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
jefferson Land for sale.

WISH 70 sell two small Farms cf good lime
~ siene Ian D-cne containing $50 sNcres.
Wiz gooa buildings orchard. &C. adjoining The
lands 81 yoha Lock, Fisher Al Lewis and the heirs
n uanieI Mcfnerson, cd--abouf 10 aeTes III
timber. The other, % the Shenandoah river. cen
tainiag I43 .asres first rale Lane, with so
acres ID fimber--a Dwelling House on fhe same
and adjoiningthe Lands Of George IL Harris ani
Oh John II Laws heirs. Fbr Terms. &c which
will be mate eass, apply ,olthe uYsersianed ID
Mfsrsiown OF By letter (pes, baldl ID Ka6letoNn,
Jefferson county, Va
JosEPH MYERS.
January 90, 1858.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
Z. y O. .'..ild ~ Va A. ~
n. ANSEL & CO..
Exchange and Lottery Brokers

1he Gesafeif Psiss Sdlgs u fis Dniied States,
TAKE uqsh pleasure in preserving SONS Of eur
Splendid Lotteries, 70 Be drawn il the month
Of May. and We feel eoafdenf in sayidg lhat from
the great success which has a,iended bur Office n
selling Prizes there Is little or 10 dor thar should
any favor rs with an order, good trizs awaits
them. During fifteen years hasikess IN This civ.
We have sold 9nny millions u dollars In Prizes
And still hey domei Dnrine.the past month. We
have sold several large Prizes. ana hope thar in
May We shall seil several more.
VIII be drawn on Saturday, Nay r., H
GRAND CONSoLIDATED LOTTERY.
Gox,s,T Pr. = ~ 0nA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
household ana Kltehen Furnlture Y.



iHtHE subscriber respectfully Informs the citizens
| u of Jefferson and The adioiaine counties. mai
ne has opened NEW TIMING ESTABLISH
tMENT, 10 the upper shop ofihe building on Main
Street, belonging 10 Mr. John Stephenson ana
nearly opposite the Bank, whepehe viii At ali, times
keep on hand general assortment OF TIN
WAKE, SHEE r IRON, 9.es, and will make to
prder every Gle in his line of business al short
notice and on the most reasonable terms. He ii
also prepared 70 attend to all ordersfor ROOFING
AMI SPOUIINGa From bis experience in bu.
siness he feels -ustii-d :, saving mar all W.
done r. him viii be inferior Is none done IL hi
section ofcouniry, and his prices SHAH be made %
suit the times
ne VIII Re happy TO supply Country Merchants
with Tin Ware, and will make his terms such a.
70 make il to their interest 10 deal with him.
aJgr He has the right 10 make and yend he
celebrated PATENT BOILER one Of lthe most
valuable Improvements yer out for boiling meats
vegetables, DC EDWIN RAHARRELL,
April 70, 1898. Agent Tor L. Is UNIT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05

Mrs. MARIA e. goN e. r,.s.,,s.,,v Il.
IL forms her friends and customers. that she
sas Inst returned from Baltimore, with The LaTEsr
SPRiS0 and SrMMkR FasHIoxs Her siork rrr;.
prises 4 handsome coIlecf;op of RksGEfsgs<
RIBBONS, FLOWERS. LAcESl 80 rd1
BROEDERLES
Mrs JOKES returns her sincere thanks III "a. :.
ales z PAST patronage; and hopes, BY strict al
'sl.los, q merit Continuance Of the sane.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
nnIrITanI'i

AZ the residence Of his mother ii,la Mrs Rebecea
watson, near Mddleway, o. Saturday, a0th ultimo,
Mr.. JOSEPH 7. GRANTHAM Merchant. q The 23d
year Of his age. The eomnunty las seldom been cali
e. 70 mourn the demise Of one who universally
esieemed ahd beloved BY those with whom he was
sociated, and who possessed in 80; high degree The
confidence and respect of all whdrn his transac
aoas Drought him within the sphere Of his aequananc
The deceased but the short space II nlon since
was married. and started forth the world with bright
hopes Of long and happy life, ~, the big tnag hand
OF disease sezed upon h, and ere he had realized his
least exPeatQa drew him from his business arid
relaxed ~ hold unti death released him. He express
ed his Willingness thai he was prepar
ed to meet his God" He leaves aiscoaso.ts widow
and large circle Of fiends and rtatives 10 derlore ia
uniimey fall. His remains were aeoOmpsued3 20 the
grave By procession Of Free Masohs II which fraer
nity3he was menber. - MI Sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
In ne Circuit Court ofIJeffersoil.

IN lHt StItultfSVuII u l1SHeisoht
G. M HatAsns, Guardian, Of I'm. M
4 Robert W Rafkias, NH
AGAINST
Nathan S White, Wn,. IN. Watkms and
Robegt ~. Watkins
TIME object Of the Petitioner, G. NJ. Watkins in,
u tbs case, is 10 obtain an order from the Cir
IcuitCoprt Of jefferson at the May Term, 1853 au-
horisiEg the payment Of all monies and the lrans-
fer OF all personal property ia this State, in The
Ihandsnf N. S'White, or others, belonging 10 Will
liam NJ, Robert w. Watkins, who are minors
10 Guardian Of said minors appointed BY the
proper Court OF Montgomery County, Ia the State
81 Mar lancs ana notice Of the application f5f such
order a County the said G. M w atkins, is Aere-
BY given 10 all who may be interested. Lii;
q. NJ. WATKfNS.
4 GuSrdiah Of VIM. M. s. Robi. W. Watkins.
/ Aprig IA 1858,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
Virginia, Jefferson County SET.

II IN the County Court, April Term, 1853. Il.
ORDERED thatan Election Of an a1ditiosa
" Constable be held in District No Of this
County on the first Saturday in next month (May).
The said Election to he held by the Commissioners
who acted at the County Election last year.
4 AcoPy-Teste T. A. MOORE, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
PUBLIC SAFE.

WH-L Dc sold Al ne re1l4r1ce 81 the subscriber,
w n Hite's Shop, near Leetown. on TEesdav
As l0A Fl May, the following properly, viz:
good Brood and Faa,ilH Mare;
2 first rate Mich C0scs
/ head OF Hogs am4g scAieh are 2 gsod
Brood Soirs;
2 frstrate seft of BiackymzksoOls
| Men Wagon ready lrsaed; sF
IS pair Horse Shoes YeadyEuade
AtoH 1000 Bs good Iron.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
| Mahogany Side Boards
| Book Case and Secystafg;
Beds, Bedaeads and Bedding, and MANY
other articles too numerOsts 10 mention.
IEaMs---A credit until the 6Est day Of October
next VIII Be given upon all susns Of So ana upwards
the purchaser giving bond with approved secufily
al sums under IS the cash viii be required. No
proPey 70 De removed until thsterms are complied
April %, 1853. JOHN w. WARE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
REGIMENrAL Or DERs:

TINE Training Of the Officers of The 55th Regi-
u1ent OF Virginia Militia will commence on
"Wednesday, the lth Of May, and continue for
three days.
The Regiment viii parade on Saturday. the lilh
or May, Al II o'clock, A. NJ
BY order Of the Colonel
J. WI ROWAN,
A,iu'ant 18th Regiment Virginia Militia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
SPRING GOODS.

John L. HOoFF is now receiving iine stock
= Of Spring and SUMMER Goods, consisting Of
Plain and Fancy Dress Goods Hosiery Gloves,
&C for The ladies; and for gen,lemen's wear 4
rich assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
AZ his establishment may be fonnd every article
pertaining to a7wel furnished Dry Goods Store
and 70 accommodate his customers, he is determin.
ed TO sell at low prices, and on reasonable terms
Give him a CALI
Apri r. 1854 II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
ORPHA N ROY-

InRPHAN BOY is beautiful dark dun. with
~ black name and tail. l6 hhnd&Nhigh, 9 years
old, and took premiumHat ihs Baltimore Cattle
Show in October last. =
He will stand during he enkuing season, COM
Imencing on ti!e 18th of March and ending on the
s95tk of June al the following places, viz.lOn Nom
days and Tuesdays, at the suHacribeg's stable bh
wednesdays sand Thursdays. at ". ". Moore's
stable ii Charles,pwn. and Fridays and Saturdays
at the stable Of DR.. Nelson, near Middleway.
i Heiwill b, let on the following conditions For
insurance, S6.50-irreguIar attendance OF pairing
with the mare, foff-its the insurance Every pre-
caution will De used but 20 responsibility for acct
dents should any occur.
frf- The undersigned offers aprerium Of IS 10.
him who shall be owner Of Orphan Boys best colt,
of sir month DID, in the autumn of 1854
ii April I 1853. w. j BLACKBOARD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
Virginia, Jefferson County. set |:

In the County Court, April Term, 1853.
Is orcyred that the annual meeting of the
= uveIseeEs o. the Poor Of this County, be held
On On me Ers, ildonday in June next, al the Couri
Aeopy-lTeste 7. A. MOORE Clerlt
April 2i, lS53.-Spiri,. and Reeis1er rany
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
Die Il.

On Saturday nprniag, 25d hiGno after % llness Of
fsE weeks. Mrs ELIZABETH KEPIikCER, in
the 57fb year of her age ; and n NoudaY mornng.
zoth ~, Mr. DAVID KEPLINGER, near Shepherd
town. h the ga year q he age.
ssddenly, On "wednesday nsSaiax, 27,b Ultima.
CLARA, darghter of Mr.. HedrysS Eatler Of Shep 4
herdstoun. aged years. .ila
AT his residences, near Mt Giisad, IN Loodoua eoup
y, On me zJlh April, q typhoid paenmonia after q
few days Illness, Mr.. EvANfWILKINSON. n III
62d year q his age.
= Ler.tnrr On lacsasvS ,a,.,,;,r. a.. s-,A a.
Dis. kvELlNE Ryan. aged absss 81 yes... 49,
On Thursday, zslh uiiino. "a n An "a N,
q Mr.. chsriel Bl1ke Of ss sJu.fv 90 80
On Trid.y lsst: LOFTY ANN. a.yshi.r U william
skearfoot. q EabIetown, nsed q yesrs.
o. fsst day, the Iss instaif. !, 6 oseloct p N
sASAH s. JANNEY, relicfI "a P6;ne,s jsn.-x ~
Aiex.ndrias IN the 9Th year IL hsJ age. Il 80 +
On the 18th ulfimo. IN dis couitv Mr. RlcHAR
GRIMM, aged about 30 year,
Ia Sniithfeld, o. Sunday, ffth nIsimo. CHARLES
EDWARD, infant son Of John 81 M Sa,an Mvrr-.
In this town, On Friday, a9rk ul,imo. SALLY. ,u,
daughter q John ". and Mary a 1Wooay 80 1
year, mcnths and 0dsys.
- Ohweep not DER he eSrlvJ a..A
Though de hearfs dearrtf IN IL r;vea
Though her body rests 10 esrtlsia cold bed,
Her spirit lives il heaven I
On Friday. the 22l alt of measles. LEWIS HEN.
KY, son Of George W. and Eliza IN. Boyers Of his
town. aged about months.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-05
FOR SALE.

THE large BRICK DWELLING ROUSE al
y Union Street, Bolirar belonging To Rachel
Cannon, and now occupied Ii herself ana Mr. q
MeGinnis. Il Is sufficiently large for tho n lilies
and 80 consitncied-s3 feet lrdn,, with Porsicc
The full length. Any one Wishing 10 purchase. !,
viii make application 10 the andersigned Terms
very moderaie-but small amount 81 the pur
chase money down, he balance on long cine.
March II. 1854 CfdAS. JOHNSON.
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