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GUSTIN DUPLANTIER as candidate
for Auditor of Public Accounts for the
State of Louisiana. Subject 10 decision OF
the Democratic Convention.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-07-13

% We are authorized to announce +
VI. PIERCE as candidate for Assessor o
this Parish.
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(~On Monday night several of
vhe cabin and deck passenger, on
board the steamer Chancellor, bound
up, were robbed Of sums varying from
$50 to 500. The Cabin passengers
held a court martial and condemned
four Of the rascals to be whipped
they were taken out and severely delt
with. The backs Of two Of them were
already much lacerated, it is supposed
for the same cause.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-07-13

Tie census il G.eas L4iia;n in
1851, hes ius5 ueen published. The
increase O. population during he las
decade was no. az grea. as i, IVES be-
tween 1911 and 1921, thou j il is
procla med hat the last census iudi-
Gates a stable AM progres i've ional
prosperity. On The 81 Of March,
1851, ;he number Of he people Ct
Great tr;fain re arned was 2l.121,-
967. The sama e3 exceed d The male.
more than hal million; aboas he
same p.opc -.ol a. was found hall a
century ago. A hundred and loar
bogs we're born 70 a hundred gi:ls
the SIC o. increase during lie nall
cen:ui5 ha besa o5a per cent. It IS
calcu'a ei ..aas the population VII
donb 9 .,,ell every fly Two years.
Hal a ,rssls a. O, O. ihen OF al ace
pasye5 waJ IA thirty years. Thc
people oi Graa, i.-i.,l;a a.e aispeIsed
over it az We equal di aaces. II
England "a. Wac, they are Al ave..
age d.s-@lces a-..:l- G. 100 yards
in Loudoa ,..ay az Win IA yard:
of each chr. la 1791 lie pcpn'
la ion Ct liancs was C "A. e. a. 26,.
100000; ia 1913, L. rot qu,Ie
reached l..y-s,i. If poace s.IoulC
continue, anu rance undergo 10 Pc
Utica. revolution, The ratio OF increa {
will eaqlal al least the Bri,ish.-6ul
Ietiu.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-07-13
CO m m u n icated

Editor Of tile Comet---SIR.-l
have every reason to believe that
there is a dangerous secret organiza-
lion in this place The object Of which
is 10 tear down the Market house. !
would advise the authorities to swear
in, additional police officers, fer .he at
tact will be mace It an ea'ly hour
No cause Is assigned, except that ille
place Is nuisancs--sho authorize
have bee9 anpe. ed 70 .'me saa again
to bu..'l new ooe re APP eal las bees
d:sregaraed, I'D now ths w VIII b
taken into hends BY ilose wao ha.'
aut'o. lily to act. y
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GIVE are authorised to announce
CHAS. F.. GRENEAUX. as a clneidat,
for the office of State Tfea urer subject t.
the decision of cont ention.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-07-13

DARREL LARD.-10 hnrsels of
Dp,nne tslite lard just received and for
SAFE by JOSHUA bEAL
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-07-13

ND .-oa, i.zs.-s and CO 'G'er soasat a the
~ Bason Soags ronadesy.
lne 30. HILL & tiEN1-.A7ON.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-07-13
READING RooM.-We hare just

i READING RooM.-We hare just
learned with pleasure that our enter
prising friend J. c. LaNoue is about
establishing in this city, a Reading
Room, where he insends keeping for
the benefit Of his subscribers all The
leading newspapers and periodicals
in the United States,
A resort Of this kind the citizens
have long felt the want of, and we sin
cerly hope that they Will not now al
low the enterprise to FALL through, but
on the contrary will encourage it by
subscribing at once so that MIR. LaNoue
may know upon whom to rely. Price
of subscription only twelve dollars a
year.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-07-13

aV.B, PALnER, the American News
paper Agent, Is tks authorised agent for this
naper in the cities Of Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rate
required by US. His receipts win be regarded
as payments, His Offices are--BosToN, Scol-
LAYS Buildings; NEW YoRk, Tribune Bull
dings; PHILADELPHIA, N. W. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
VIRGINIA. FREE PRESS AND FARMERS' REPOSITORY


A y EiecIion " School Commissioners for The
IA eounIy o. Jefersun, viii be held on Safafiav
superintendenee 81 the persons named in he follow
ing schedule. viz:
District No l--School House-John KepIipser
WIN. Kerney and Charles Hewitt
District No 81 Enilef's Tavern-E- I. Lee, J.
Entler and }. Welshsns.
District No 3-School Hoase-charles Harper.
D. Cameron and @. Feaman
District No New School House-Jacob w
Reynolds Daniel M0ier and Samuel Lickiider
District No 5--Union School House, Dust
d. Hess and John Melvin
District No 67-Sew School Housc-John z
Schiey, Thos. Csburn and n. Licklider.
District No 7-School Hoqse-B TnsselI John
c. Wiltshire asd T. MeKeBhy-
District Nos-Sehooi Hoase-M. Helm. A. s.
cambridge and u Logic.
District No 9--Seho5i House4-Jos. f. Harley.
Nathan Barnes and George Murphy.
District No I1-~School House--W. W. Tsock-
morton. John MalshaiI and s. J. c. Moore
District No / l--NeE School HOUSE, Griz1s
Martin Swimley and Jacob Grnber ST.
District No l2--SchOol Hoase--C c. Porter n
s. Tiizhefiske arid g Oh
District No I3--Sshooi HousS-JoAa EaHes j
c. r. Taylor and f. A. LEXIS
+ District No i--School Hoas--S,o B,.ll,a<s
Peter Lapsdes. and Jsshaa CHM.
District No l5--Scbo0l Hoase-N w Ma-nino
JOINS Walrayen and Joha II. Lille.
Di.,.ie, No lG-asshooi T iase--J W Gardaer,
3 WEIGH and s. Eicbe.beFger.
District No I7--School Holse--John MolerJ n
Henderson, AMI Daniel Mlier
District No Is-School IT5use---yy. B. DauAIs
Jvbn McGatry and David sheffieId.
pisifist No l9Tc 7, Ho.eI-r A Moore,
Joseph Starry and !. y. CaTefGIf
DistiictN1 20-rSehoni IL 1ass-Ssfss w. Sappinv-
ton, JJ. Lock and r. Rawlihs.
pis 5. No 9d-sshoo Honse-c1rey Thonp-
District No 22--Herr's Mil!-J Scho6eli wv
J Stephens and A. II Herr
District No 23-Russrli's School Hou<e-A
Rhnefnsn, NJ. Kirby and-SihgIeion Chambers
Disl[iei No 2i--Ca[rells Hotel--J g. Wilson,
j. d. Starry and j. r Ddnger6eld Ike
District No 25-Sehool Hbust--R. Daily, G..
w Tacy and Jacob Miller.
Disifiet 10 ss-7sehool Hoa.e--d. W. Moler.
Samuel I Sirider and WIN. Engle-
District No 2T-Sehool Hopse-+Wm. Rask, J.
j. Vaasant aud L Echersoh.
The Commissioners above named, or such as
may act will report to The present Board on OF be
fore the 26!h III March on whichdag al IOo'elc ak,
A. NJ The members Of the present Board re fe-
quesed 10 attend al the Court House. full at
tsndance is requested and il Is desired thai all ac-
counts tgairetlhe Board lnI aid, whether for tut
tfon OF otherwise be, on thai day. presented.
Feathers and Commissioners will have their
Tuition Fee Bills made oui loAp il lst, 10 be given
TO the ShefiGDn the Gay The meeting ia
The School iHiiniss OARS y i'll please pnstthis
notice at some pnlie place in1heir District as he.
quitedHby Jaw w c WORTHlNGToN, 4
FehTtia$ 81 1881 Il Ss-esiaF1t
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The shspherdstoWn Register.
10 THE PUBLIC.

sry consequences Of his inability 10 disposeof the
i priasing establishment 81 the ! Shepherqslown
ReTisfefsr upoa such terms as hd deems Feasona-
re- and Ia conformity with Ihe oppressed desire OF
es,eered aad cherished frie1is tbaE he should
cont ne ,lls publication of the paper The under
signed respectfully announces 70 tie psltans OF The
Register and fhe pa6lic genefaIly hat be has
rSaclulsI 10 reconsider his pntpkse Of changing
his residence III the Springs and hopes that the
zs1si.st which has been gifeffto DE establishment
hitherts win be granted ID the fudFe together with
srh increase rs the ibef#lity Of he CON nunity IL
whose midst Il Is located tzy see proper 70 hesto
Feb. 9EdS53-im J.T III. BRISGAAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

VsHE Es,abliSAasas u lie RICHMOND RE
u PUBLICAN IS offered Ter sAle FOR the bsne-
FIX Of the creditors Of Robert III. GAilaher. Il has
an excellent outfit Of l. ID III respects
in condition 10 do good business
Blythe terms OF the trust deed under which aef.
there Is no necessity io sell i al auction. II Is
therefore e-e al rrfrdtr sale on terms which il is
beleved the purchaser will ind geaily 10 his adj
vantage ID close with
The growth Of Richmond II Population, bust
ness AMI ve aIs and ghe proSHecf II Increasing re-
sources from al points Of the STATE exhibit ample
room for newspaper enterprise.
There VIII also be sold large quantity Of fAps,
belonging 10 well aneoinied Job Oihce, and Two
large DOUBLE CYLESDER PRESSES
For terms OF sale &C., address 1t Georgetown,
D. c., of 1t Richnead
H EOUGuBQROgu, Tfus;ee
January 90 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
FOR SALE.

A THOROUGH BRED Ball Of the Ayrshire and
N Durham breed in Gne health and vigor- co..
or rich red, with slight white spots III the flank
characteristic Of the Ayrshire breed Said Bull is
Immediately descended from Imported Stock on
both sides The importer Of the stock and rhe
bre der OF This Bull are boihj Virgnians and both
Of This county. To ibeE incl igen reader nothing
need be said Of The Durhnm and Ayrshire breeds 81
cattle DO celebrated aSInEkers, especially the lat
ter The Bull is sold 5or no fault whatever but
only because his owner has,enough ofhis progeny
aid must move him oHt RI their way. Some ofhis
calves are al the pail in me possession Of Col
n w BAYLOR, who raised the Bull and pronohn-
ces them superior milkfrs. My price for him is
hui ltile more than gdod beet Of his size wopld
be worth and far less than the cqstot importation
10 say nothing of purchdsing-S60
Feb u, Is53N CHARLESIYATES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
Eouasnn County Agricultural Insti-
tute and Chemical Academy.
AIp,E L.oenouS CO, Va
Jannarw 2ssth IGSs

Ma. GILlAisEa D4aF Sir " The en,crplising7
tarmers and friends " Improvement Ia Virginia
will. doubtless BE- gTatifed that have associated
with ms Ar lanes a Gnlick and MI Harsaan
Ri,,er tr ,-ailical and successful agrisnltufisis
for III rurpose los esabIishingan Agricultural In
s,i,nre M C,Gr5nis>l .Scademg in this County
Pie axneritneufaf Farm w contain $50 Acres,
which Will be cutisaed aecorl4..s Y sne rue PIln,
cipe ofscieHce. and in which many irtes nag ana
important experiments will be made And e.-sfts
viii be made 10 obtain seeds from every part OF the
Unitea States and from Forsign Countries In
addition To two commodious dwellings ALREADY on
the estate, a new building has Been designed $50 by
80 feet. One halt Of which will be erected The
present. year. The LaseFatofy wiz Be furnished
with an extensive collection III the largest the
handsaucSi and best appaTatts ID the United;
States. The museum wilt contain Geological
specimens Minerals, Fossils, Shetland also Mod.
els Draughts aad Catalogues of Agricultural Ma
chimes Implements and Tools. And for The conve-
nience 81 making and repairing apparatus work
shop will be fIitsd up with Turning Lathe, Slide
Rest and all necessary Tools for working in wood.
iron and brass Full courses of Lectures will Be
delivered, which viii be Illustrated with several.
Thousand useful and interesting experiments
The instruction will be thorough and PRACTICAL
embracing Mathematics, Mechanics, Chemistry
and other branches of Science and Art in their u
pAicaiion 10 Farming and Farm purposes
Particular attention will be faid 10 Agricultural
-PreparstionEof Pure Chemjcals- fam
y
Analysts Of Soils Construction pf Farm Build
ings Estimates OF Lumher-PlaIling, Budding
Grating, Pruning and cultivation Of Fruit Trees
Aud in iae sYefK thing important 10 the praeti-
cal "a rmer and men II business.
To complete the dcAigns Of this Institution will
require an Outlay .a 1910 so thousand dollars and
If ii receives thai patronage which il hoped for and
expected no expense will be sparedio make it the
hest institution Of The kind in The World II now
TIE adgaaaes Of improvement ME really in~eaInesl
they will take this enterprise hyA The hand and help
it along. BIZ giving good listpi students al the
commencement. iisis hoped that every comfy in
The State will send al least one student The first ses
son And that The different Agricultural Societies
will ascertain how manvisiudeuts car be sent from
their respective d1strils ani forward list Of the
same bylthe la day IF December next
The fnstiIute viii be opened for The reception OF
S,udents-6n ihe9fst 81 March, 1854 Terms, ifslu
ding all 4xpehse. except Books ahdSiaii0nery $500
per session of ten nsosths. .f
n Circulars NAV be mad BY addressing the prfnci-
bal al IAldid p O. Londban County Va.
BENZ II. BENTON, Principal
offis LapdoaH Cp.ntg AgrifhRaFdF Institute
rebruafY 8 1883 sad CsSmiEal Academy 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
P20sRacRUs
on 1aE
Vim GINIA
Medical and Surgical Journal.
EDtFED BrS
IcFoRcE a. OTIS. VI. d. aud
4 II. l. THOMAS. ii. ID.

TT1HE frs, number d. ibis Journal VIII beEissued
4 on April Isl, 1853. and The succeeding num-
bers will appear monEhfy. ii
The pbjerts proposed in lis publicatien are the
diffusion Of MEDICAL Kaoivle4se AMI Iatcfitgsnce :
the advaDcrment Or Sesence aud The support OF the
dignity and interests fthe Medical Profession.
Each number will COASTS, OF eighty large octave
pages. Memoirs, aud Rep0ns Of Gases; an ac-
count Of the transaeiicns Of Medical Societies IN
Virginia; Snmmaryof Improvements ami Dis
coyeFies in Medical Science at home and abroad /;
Reviews and Bibliog, 3Phical Notices, and a por-
tion Of a Standard Wbrk in sosne important De-
pariment in Medicine.
tY- PRicE-FfvE DotlARs 4 YEAa
f-<- All communication, letters and rernitisn-
ces, should be asdresseH 10 GEoaGe a. O7is, NJ.
d corner Of Franklin and eighth streets Rich
moDd, Va.
February q fiS53.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
] FARM FOR SALE,

TsIiE nnhersigndd intending 10 remove Il il.
u west eters torlsalc the Farm on which he ~
sides Hissiiualed Ave miles North ef Sheuhesd,-
town, and contains 3 D acres Of good Limestone
lang, IN high state Of cultivation hehfiy slI well
setIin clover. The limpEovemeris comprisea good
iog dwelling Com Smoke Houses E Ssabling,
wagon sued, CafFiagf House, Gfanafy and I
hrst rate well otneter tating water the honss
MISREPRESENTATION of This propsrty il deemed
unnecessary, as lhuse wishing 70 puTch ase willtx-
anime for themselves Any one wishing 70 put
chase can have Possession oRthe FIRST day ~ April
/ TERas-0ne third in hand the balance III Two
equal annual payments with Interest from date II
Feb. IL Is53.- CT CfTAPkINE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
ZolIiclSoHer,s
Anti Rheumatic Cordial.

F5r tks cre of Inaaussss,.rv -, f--.. l,I-....-
ffae'fziatf 1eaas Asig.lsti. Sriaica. E,snbaxO;
&c, se.s SC.
|nF al diseases incadenI 70 he haman family,
~ there is none perhaps hich occas ions 50 msth
intense suffering and physical disahiitF ana pone
that appears % elicit liiile cotnrnisesafi1 srd
sympzihy a. RisHM1tsn ID lis vari,.,x ,r,siisi,..
Hons Meaical writer's and the lara4iy II general
have enitTtained dirrent views as II, he rsr,se F
this raininl maady and hence The rarIef3 IN ,.,,,-
pounds Of one kind OF other, which have atcn pre-
senfet 70 the pablo as carafres Tbfs 4 : rrer.
ration originating entirely iih lie SUBSCRIBE ara
be can therefore recommend il as perieety safe as
well as efficient being wholly tree from any drle
terions substance whaIever As proof or re vs,,sx
BE efficacy read the following certificates.
March cad 1850
Respected FsTcHi: About four years aeoI was az
tackled With lnaamnaloEy Rheumatism 10 i degree
thar il involved my whole body with al arnohut ~
pain that was unable to WALK or even h@ln r,ri
self Having heard Of Thy Afii-Rheumatie Cor.
dial procured bottle Of d. and befhre j ha,l !.
ken half Of il was abls =. aeui Ia =. o,,l;r..v
Aelsiaess. an hare irnainea res fron the Sisesss
ever since. DANIEL MCCARTHY,
92 Swanson 81, below Almond Phil.
Harpers7Fergy. Va. August %. 1851. /
MI Z.ltirRs9tr- Dear Sir: IT, affords tne great
pleasnte To add my testimony 10 the Beneficial effect
ofZolIickoiftr's Rheumatic Cordial. Having been
afflicted With Rheumatic Goul or as il was termed
b. sons PHYSICIANS ladammalory Rheumatism.
for the lasI len years Of my lie almost sshout in
,frmfssion aud The pain was greatly increased b.
the prevalence Of wet weather SO much 50, as o re
almost iasuppoftabe: furthermore, was frequf nj
ly confined u nv bed ior lhree months at time =
After having tried yaIioas physicians and Ieme-
dies Withhold number, | was induced through a
friend TO trylyouT Invaluable medicine, and am
happy TO inform you, thar after taking one bJtle,
feel perfectly we'll ar RheUmalism and | also end
that my general healsh 4HaaNheen much improved.
Very truly yours; JOHN SELLERS.
Harpers-Ferry, Ney II 1851
4 take great pleasure in iessiiying 10 the> excel
lent Qualities 81 Mr. Zoltiekdfer's Ani-Rheumat
Cordial, in affecting what il claimed for il. was
pro- ttated with RheqmaiSm so as TO be entirely
unable 10 attend 10 my busiaess, and inied could
scarcely wax or move Soon after commenced
the use otithe Coid Ill fell its henefc Al effects
upon my system arRi 70 fnd- thalithas wellnish
efadicaled the disease. | walk with ease the swell
ling and stiffness has gone out Of my limbs, and |
feel assaredth al shall SOON BE- free from ghe do
mtninn Of MY enemy. JOHN J; ALLEN&
Being familiar with the fscis above siatSd SUB
scribe myself G. W. BUFrON8P. NJ
t-Y-Prepsred only BIZ Henry MZollickofer
co ner of Pine and SIKH slreet PhiladeInhia; and
Sgd in botles 81 each b L. d HAMMOND,
Harpers-Fetry, Va. upon application Ii whom
numerous e9Flihcatey OF is efficacy can be seen.
Fetfaary iI7 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
Anlt,s RngIish Garden SEEDS 4

tTUSr rereivesi. fresh supply of ENGLISH
y GARDEN Sc AHS ;thadhave preve, 50 high
" satisfactory 10 Gag easlom<fs-pall OF which are
as follows:
ASPARAGUS Giant. ~.
BEANS. Early Ghina Dwarf a., Snaps, six
week do, horticultural PsIe, broad Windsor, large
and small Lima
BEET,S, EARLY blood Turnip early yellow.
largs long Blood, han ieng d., Mangtl wortzsl
CABBAGE, Early Nt9k. eaEy large York,
Bullock Hear. Largo dat Daich PoSE Mans Pfoht
Green Gu ed Savoy yellow DEunhead Savoy
CARROT Long Orange, Early Horn, White
Belgian.
CELERY W6lse Solid white aud ri d Giant
CUCUMBER, Early Green, Eehg Green, hall
long Green, Small Gherkih.
EGG PLANT.
EARLY CORN, (variely.)
LETTUcE, Eafly Ice, large Witches. aad
MELov Nalnss and Yellow cauieIope wa
ter ana CiIron. fR.
MAST UR1IUl
ONION White Portugals Silver Skin Spanish,
yellow and Red. M
PARSLEY, Triple curIed.
PARSNIF, Hollow Crown.
PEPPER, Long Cayenne. Bell or Bull Nose,
and Sweet Mountain. E
i PEAS Early Charlton Dgarf Frame. Poor
Mans PROFIT, tall, MagnumbOnum, tall Sugar
SUM PUMPKINS
aRADISHES. a variety.
RHUBARB, for pies.
S4LSdFY er 0lsirr Plant
SQUASH EarlylBasA summer Cfookneek
TOMATO, Large Smooth.
TURNIP Early Fiat Dutch Red Ton Narlolk
White Flat Norfolk, and Ruta Baaa
Together with variety 81 Flower and Snee,
Herb SEEDS for sale al the Narket- HOUSE hv
Feb. a 1888 7, RAWLiNs q SON.
(NR1CKERS-Sug4f, Wsler and Soda CS ScF-
~ efs Just received BY II L EBY SON
Jan. q, 1858.
IANDLEs-W Winchester Candles. just reeeiT-
~ ed By II. L Ely 4 SON.
Feb 10. 1853.
Oy1ST-sTEELs al sizes in.l I.ssissd bZ
~ Feb. ;. y. AAMLLNo q sun.
nURE French 1Tindy, Pale and Dark fog .s.s ~
Feb 10 y ~ SVN.
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HpasehoId and KltehenI Furniture

c5nsiyting Of he flip wing aflicies. VII
| pair Mahogany Tabies; Dining Tales !;
JTqt Rack; Wardro5eI;
Coakiag Si0re, Brass Aiidifo,ts, Stair Rods;
l. frsttrats doutie-barTsk Can I RlffjI
ALL tarioas otBer art5cles tod nsnter9us 10
mention FIX ~
TEaMs "A credit n1sil ths tst dry Of Jsn1ary
next wili'be given on an sums oysF IS, The pur-
chaser giving bond With approval security all
s1ms 81 s. ani under. CASH
Sic u com nence eariyIi1 the dAr
n Gt MCPHERSON /.
Feb 81, 1853 GIG Bud A9cti4tnE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
SaI.O0N.

Sl5000l 30 Of 81 500 III
Lottery for the benefit Of the Stafe Of DcLyeare,
Class No 65 1orlS53r drawn at Wilmington, Del,
SATURDAY,, March 18th, 1853.
10 dawn Numbers 10 each Package of IS Tickets.
Prize Of $50 600; $1,000; 10 900 Is 600;
45po $50; so Of 1900 50 Of 400;
POD Of 200, &c, &c IN
Tickets sl0-Halves S5-Qnariers $3.50
Certificate of paeka yes OF - Wholes $40 90
d. Do of25 Halves 10 90
D. 10 of25 Q14rieEs, 80 %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
Tract or Land.

4 lying in Jefferson and Berkeley, on lie Op.ouoa
anu lis waters, known al iht Stone. House and
Creek PLACE co.taining| b. a laie sGfvly ahonss5O
Aeres-the former about 433 aud Tie latter About
5l1 acres. sEkaI d. kitlaIsf#E
The land will BE- sadIin Two parcels. 10 .ai. par
ca..sers here being q onse and pshsf Improve
ments onNe-Sh .|9 !YsE
There is large qu- ySei ssuaple Y Wpef lahe
on each of The two places -FubninE wafer and
sptiogs upon eacarafd i cohsidersy.e Cody Of
Rauable Opequon bottom on The Creek place
The farm ealleddfhe Slime House place Is chishy
q lmesdne land Of excellent gnaEiy-ahd q POT
tons Of that slate land bordering onsihe Intestine,
which i % productive III is Gems idefed one "a he
best wheat farms id the heighbnhoQd.1 4 isa#s
The Two farms are within mile driwo az i fine
Touring mill, about hi miBes from Kefps5s-
vile. depot onfhe Baltimore AndsOhio Railfbad
and about miles iFoln The Chesafeakt and Ohio
Canal at Shepherdstown II Ell s.#E f. I'll ~
Refer for infofmati99h teJ n TuckxF wiueEes-
ter, D. II. CoNaap Mauinsbn rg; OF 'BEs ID BoLsY,
Jr., on he place, sor Information s-bsW the boun
daries, &c. Fss sIH5l3f 8as AsIKs
Terms, Ohe-foutth 10 eash--anG1 he tesidre IN
three annual insalnrnis with interesl hpn dale e.
possession given, payable wiilrthe b W.
Januaryao, 1855 s}s
M l will sell al The same tSns, and
PLACE my ha.f-bting Inc slhsr halt oil ~ ihevs
p'ns' p'S., Vssa = f''e KIM WIZ I. TycsEsS
JAnnarV
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8 he'd qf Caf.e
.45om 80. Shouts 2 Brood S4ns, icithsr pigs;
Baesfcar, iSlngie 8- Dois5ie lSkorel Plosf CHS;
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JYlxat Eta: JPheat sSycsa :;
Cutting Boz !, Roller, fSieigA; Isl
silfgtfs agricultural Ftfpace If
Wifey Chr; Thee Stands "a Bees;
$50 Burreis Of CORN;
,SseI D.tts, aud Potatos$
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PIInp MAKEyt..

T5lAe Cii-ens ofsI,Dersoa. B9kketsyj Fred
esick dad Clark co1iIsies
n AGAIN appear before Won as a PvNr MAxFR,
i and is hop. zen have noi tOrE sAseH me in that
capscity. Won wei one and all dallIson me Should
you need any thing in that way. Please cali on
me at Charlesiown, or nv son TaoM4s j. BssoG,
living near Mr. George B Beali's lib the Charles
toxn and Shepher1slowu Roau H. hare en-
MOVED him to da The work pledge hyself thEFal.
orders viii be promptly attended
February ~, 1883. G. n BRAGG.
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Virginia. Iefarson County,, SD !:

Ia. The County, Count February TeFm 1925
NFINoR HURST, one Of The Justices Of the
s M Peace &c Athis County eecledsiast May. ia
Disiric, No 6shaying removed iFoHI he said Dis-i
trict whereby their IS vscsncy, il 4 orieTfd that
an Election 6sshrld according lgLsw 10 ihe said
District 10 Oh she saia varapcy an SATURDAY
fse l2iA dag 81 1isfs aeatAs March. le5a
A eopv-4 TeSte
Fe5 81, 1853. "a Moo E CLERK.