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TELEG RAPHIC.

BALTIMORE, April lS, 1917
New Orleans papers Of Wednesday last received.
They contain the details Of the late news from Mexico
Tie accounts in reference to the condition Of Alvarez are
very conflicting. The most reliable decidedly favor
of Alvarez, and predict the defeat of Santa Anna.
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PHILADELPHIA. April 49, PM--Arr briys Sarah
Ellen Douglts SienfuesVs Emma Baker Charleston sehrs
Maiden NY; jas Bsrratt Cobb, Boston.
Cid bres saml Hind. Cox, Boston Osceols, Higgins Sa
lem; schrs VAIL Delano Charleston Mecca Andrew Me-
Ionset Mass AR shse Pratt Hartford Grace Darling
Bartlett. Dighton. Mass.
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Captain A. NJ. DuFgKu, Of New Orleans, Louisiana,
died in Washington City, on the 10th inst. He a
brave man and gallant officer In the lsto with
Mexico his mertorious services the theme Of ad.
miraton by his grateful country and his brother officers
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A young lady belonging to very respectable family
staggering through Chestnut street, Phila.
delphia, last week, and when she fell down she was
picked up and carried home Except her fondaess for
liquor, she bears unexcepsionable character.
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TelegrnptIc nInIine Re,.ar,.

BOSTON. April 1S-Arr ship Calendar Liverpool
NEW ORLEANS, April l3-sld china Maid Of OrIeans
and st Louis, New York
Arr 18th, ship Isaac Aerton NYork
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Cour, Of General Sessions.


ArRu ls-The Court met at III O'Clock this morning,
guilty.
Henry C smhurst, indicted Jointly with Isaac Selo-
(who convicted in the past week. for cheating
emgrans by selling fraudulent tickets " them pleaded
guilty and remanded for sentence.
John r. Baker indicted for passing forged five dollar
bills the Brandon Bank, pleaded guilty TO indict
ment for forgery in the second degree.
Sentence deferred in order to permit aihdayts in mi
CATION Of punishment 10 be put in.
Henry Pike indicted FOR stealing wearing apparel, pro-
perry OF Margaret Johnston pleaded guilty to ndic
ment for petit larceny and sentenced to six months
imprisonment in the penitentiary.
John Halithan, young lad, was then arraigne1 and
indicted for assaultng Michael MCGUIRE ddche of the
Coroners effcc with intent to take his life. The main
features of the reported in paper pre-
yiousy II appeared that MIR Mcclure had been spend.
ing the evening with friend in Seventeenth street,
about forth ght ago. He had taken drink during
the day. and his return home got into fight with the
prisoner and other lads when he wounded in
the cheek with knife After the examination OF great
many Witnesses the jury rendered verdict o. guilty of
assault and battery, and not guilty Of an intent to Kill
Sentence deferred.
William Brandie, and Mary Anne Brandie, his wife,
Scre indicted for petit larceny, in stealing portem
nac containing two SIS bills the Newburg Bank from
the person of Johanna 0'Mara, when travelling in the
Hudson River Railroad from Newburg to New York
last Wednesday. They found guilty and sentenced
the pententiary and the confined three months
in tie city prison.
Ia the of James Delany indicted for assault anl
battery tie person Of Simeon Nolan Scnr., the jury
could not agree, and his Honor discharged them
The Court adjourned at O'Clock.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port or New York, April IS, 1853.

Fort OF New York, April Is, 1854.
CLEARED.
Steamship Falcon, McKinstry, Aspnwall o Roberts.
brig Johann (Brem) kohn, Porto Rico, Riohmuller 4
Loescher.
Brig John Kendall, Stone Kingston, ia, master.
Brig Nora, Benson, st Johns PR, Smith 4 Boynton,
Brig Moses, Jarvis Charleston, Geo Bukiey.
schr Isaac Hughes, Davis Newbern, Davis Holmes
Sehr n Eallock, Pow Wilmington, ID Murray.
sehr Howe, Krnnse, w ashington, NC, J Mathews.
schr Abbott Lawrence Allen, Boston, Dayton Sprague
ARRIVED.
Steamship Augusta, Lyon, Savannah, April 10, to L
MtohIl April IL, AM 30 miles SW of Cape Hatteras
changed signals with steamship Knoxville hence for
nah 18TH III miles south Of the Woodlands . ship
ashore.
Steamship Union Phillips Charleston to spoord Tiles.
ton * Co.
Steamship Roanoke Skinner, Norfolk. &c. to Ludlam
Peasants.
Ship Margaret Evans Pratt London and Portsmouth q
Ship Screamer (of Brunswick Mel skofeid Liverpool
days with mdsc and 90 passengers to Neemith Sons.
Sclr John Bahcock, nilfiard, Virginia, 3 days.
Sobr John Higgins, Pervier, Virginia.
One ship, unknown
The slip American Congress repQrted below bosrded
W rilothoat Ncttle No 2 on 14A ~
The ship Samuel Fox also reported below not in
sight from the Highlands at shutdown.
SAILED.
Steamship Falcon, Aspnwal ships Saratoga Liverpool;
INDIANA, New Orleans.
Wind at sunrise. NE; meridian, do; sunset, do.
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TELE & r A PHI.

NV ORLEANS April IS 1851.
took place here to-day, in three mile heats
was won by Mary Taylor who run the distance in Ave
inmates and thirty five seconds.
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tBY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TrLroaApHl

The steamship Oriraba Capt Lawess went down til
bay In the morning q trial trip.
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Memoranda.

One clip in the Sc ong and Parker Vein steamer sou
OF the Highlands. both bound in.
Wind light from NV Weather clear.
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Brig Huntington years old, $50 tons was sold at the
Merchants Exchange ON Monday for S2l 900.
Schr Grovelsnd Of Eatpor 1f5 tons az years old baa
been sold to parties in st John NIB for $1,000 cash
LAuNcHEp-From the yard Of Mr. Benjamin w Pickett
care Elizabeth, on Saturday, fine brig about 27O tons
hurtben to be caled the Niagara She for the
West India trade and is to DO commanded by Captain VIM
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sSs AS sss Tho, swami or
s A a %is %l.s. 4 5: s
FOB a kRy @ ssns e.
'S 1S !sSt % 4 S:..
S.ssn p,s Ap h.a;:
Godfrey Parker for do do MSntauk, Lincoln. forNYork
%' On Fl III
Is ship. Storm King and
S's wAPI ssf
April i ship Arabia, Soassi. Liverpool
cS S shp Eli G1nsstS Hamilton, 5G9e. Trieste
i %nss HYSs via Hsysas rhs
Davis, Liverpool 'a'Da"'y ana oArAn A"". V''''
"a, Arr Steamship vo5s c.ss s.h inst
sta, Couch and stephen clover Dsidsy LivoIpoS Mari
s shssd s1 ssS a %m
Ds'Ps WIZ
cont; ioop %sesiia Johnson 90 for NYort
ax 9S 's5s
oS ssyrP
10th, 10 AM ship zcrotss knight Tor Havana and
HEWBuRypoRT-AA5p,, ! April y, sohr Edwin Conway.
.PoRTLANDA April i5 big Patriot Paine, Cardenas
hoSas Ga ma mavans T
eepnes Gstcheil do Emily D9as, Haskell Guantinamo;
RoGKLASD-Arr April 49, schr Eagle NYork. Sid nth.
sAxANS4nArr April Is brig A Dunbar. Flynn, Bos-
ton Nh scbT Helen stitss NYOsE CID 18Th ship sonth
lnsomar Lynch Boston; WasbinstOn Patterson, wsoas
sALESA., April 10 Esnrico Dir. Para 18th n:
HcisS asrch3 ''A - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
MEDICAL HOUSE,
No. I6 SOUTH FREDERICK 81
BAl,TfuORE, BID.

utfsA-fsa erder 20 a5rd ~ c6licf1d soslf ad 81
ssftse nedscai aid, aad for ~ s.Frssro1 y RaeR-
gy-
RPJB. SMITH has for many years devoted
III his uhsle afle9fi0n to he treatment 81 Private
Copaiats 4 all theit varicd and cumplscated torrls
His great sscrcss IN those long Standing ana nent
e1Ses such as formerly considered incuranie =
sacicuf 70 commend him 70 the public - Noiihy q
he tatFonaze he has received WHIP t1e
Inst czft yzars Dr.. 5. has treated more Iran ~sDo
eases az Private Complznis, in their dIercnt forms
and Stages; practice when 20 aona Is7 rs
ard Bos s sle is known where his eireeto
strictly followed and medicines taken II feas
time Ttheat edeetsns radical and
ttr1sfese persons afflicted With diseases q tae ftte
uaure no natter how dicuit OF long stalii tle
case may be.y would DO eel TO call ca Df s3f y
a. his once. No. 10 s. FREDERICkSI-,a 1di.I ~
efectusily relieved remuneration VII 6e required
for his services. His medicines are Tree from Mfrey
and al mineral poisoas put up n neat and eetnlet
forut and may Sc taken 10 public or private ouse
OF While irafeliiBg without exposure OF hing rance
from business and except IN cases OF violent ihheIn
nation. no change ofdiet is necessary.
sTRIcTUREs.-DE. Smith has discogeredF new
method BY which he the worst form o ssTie-
ture and that without pain OF ineonTenence 70 the
patient. Irritation Of the afeihra PROSTATE 5ands,
or neck Of The Bladder, is sometimes mistaken for
srieiure-hy geassaI PI4stl,icaers q ehata'anf
and others afflicted with Seminal Debility, whether
Originating from Certain Distinctive Habit. ek from
any otnsr cans with se train OF bodily and taentaI
early application thereby avoiding much trouble and
suffering, IS wen as expense Dy his improved meth
cd oftreaueRi, Dr. s.. safely guaranleea speedy
and p.rfect cure in albeases Of Ibis complaint.
T0FEMALES,
All disesses peculiar 10 Females, (sueh Siippres.
sions, Irregularities, Sc) speedily aud ctui;ly
moved. 1he efficacy Of his remedies foF The care Of
tke<boTe Auctions have been well tested iil.B ex.
tens!ve prae ise for the last twelve years. !
PERSONS At A DISTANCE may consult Or S.
by letter, post paid describing and have edi-
United States, always accompanied with full Md ex.
pciI directions for Communications coFidnted
strictly confidential Office arranged with sepatate /.
parimeuts, that patients see any one euf tie
doctor himself Attendance daiiy, from "a tie
morning TIL At night.
y. B.. Persons afflicted with any Or the aboye com.
plants will 40 sell 10 avoid The yarious NOSTtU Ms
and SPECIFICS, advertised by ApashecaIirss aad
Druggists, certain for any aud every disease
They are put up to sell but not TO cure and frsqeay
aenueh more harm than good. therefore ayoiEtheln
word TO lie wise is suaieieat Adde'S
DR.. ,. 2. SMITH, Sc. 10. s. Frederick 4.
January ia5i-!y 4 BsltmnIe iii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

BARGAINS.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

FT1HE undersigned has Just returned fioui The
u East with 4 large and general assortment Of
Goods. which has been purchased as low as any
Goods in the yalleg Of Virginia, for cash. The
assortment eonsisis part Of he following articles
VIZ.
Super Black Cloths and Csssimeres:
Super Fancy Cassinells al very low PRICES:
Silk Velyets, Satins. and Fig'd Silk Vestihxs;
Pain Black; chaHgeaAle, Plaid, SsriPe4 and
Decisions, Tarlions and Szrcene,s
Swiss Plain and Figured MusliGs
Cambria and Jacont do.
Super Curtain Mnslins Of various ualiernx.
Ginghsms and CalicOss, all patterns ana prices;
Ladies Super Linen Handkerchief:
Gents Linen and Silk dos;
Coiored and Black Cravais;
Craps, Cashmereland Wooden Shsuls. or ,yarf-
Gus sizes and prices;
Figured and Plain Bobinets;
large assortment OF Dress TrinminrS.
Six Laces and Ftinges French wprksI Collars:
Ladies Aid, Silk and Isle ThTead Gloves;
Gentlemen's Kid aud Silk Do:
Ladies Sik, Cashmere, Lambs wool and Cotton
Hose;
Gentlemen's dol
Super White, Red and Yellow FlanneIs;
Domesiies, OF every description and color;
Fine and l2-1 TwilIed Blankets;
Servants Blankets; Canton Flannels;
silk and Fancy Bonnets;
A large assortment ofFancy and Plain Ribbons;
Artificial Flowers, Combs and Brushes; and a 1
most every article 10 the fancy way.
China and QuecRsware.
Among which are several handsome Tea Sets
good assortment Of Hardware Cutlery. Ear
peniers Tools &c; Walters, Looking GASES
aud Tin Ware. -.
Groceries. +
nave nave large sipsk q Groceries, al fof Which
Also, large lotIof Ladies. Misses and chm.
treh's Shoes; SILK Kossuih ind Wool Elats r,a,s
Of every description Those who desire q gsr
good bargains are respectfully invited "a eali soon
aad Judge for themselves
JOHN G. WILSON. 4
5iaTpers- Ferry. Oc-ober g. 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
VARIETY.
A EMERGEACY MET.

IA singer Who led the psalm tune n
meeting. ! short time since, finding thAtIhi
concluding word, which was jacob, h4a A,
syrl4bles enough to- Fill up the music no
quately, ehded thus Hi. :,
aJ-aaa-J aaaa-fsl do riddle-7cps
That reminds Us, says the GrafeEHN
volpg lass.wlio weat TO camp.meetlng Nhs
eAme back full of the revival which theSsshd !
sad who dill netting for the following F.e'
tut stag sH
= asa5ai shout, we're gaining ground3
She had the tune SO pat, that all sh + EY'
w.s Int ceptinuatioa Of. that song al hoi
.rnfre6nsstly the rhyme was too long fpF ltht
.tuno. Ola Joler slipped in and took fFnt
.eF tie table, aud just as lie vas nakihgfoI
tie doer, she sang out GEs
III gog doa't 60 oal I'll knock you down, n PIE
Halle.uiaf, .IHsl
Hzlielnjart ~sFW
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
EXCHANGE BANK Or
SKLDEN, NETKEER & GO.

WAsnINGToN, d. q. +
TIME undersigned respectfully ANNOUNCE I tia,
il they have formed co-partnership 10 trassaci
a general Banking ami Exchange husiness.iB This
city, under the firm OF SELDEN, WITuERS &
CO, and are prepared to deal in
Fbyeiga ard Dom{siic Exchanges, Ting BiLEs Pro
naissofy Notes. Certificates q fcPokic: Lettsrsef
Credit, Bank Notes ana (oiil. II
We undertake 70 make collections aad prpr}ptly
TO remit the proceeds 10 any designed n1;atwskin
or without the Union.
ali WILLIAM SELDEN, memberos The firm and
Tor many years past, the Treasurer II he U5ited
States will give his careful stentio d ali
financial business which we may h EMPLOYED 10
transact with any pfiheDepartnents u the Gosern-
ment.
ne business which our employers may require
Us 70 Transact, win be conducted wits idelityafd
rromplitude, and lapon the most rsas enable tersns
WILLIAM SELDEN,
rs 1Seesarts.ei'ne q. 5.
JOHN WITHERSE
Of Al: anaria, ia.
II. W. LATHAM,
Of I'asia,S7icu, b. c.
Washington, Dee 6, ls50.--if
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p o i I r Y
.,..g,yp9Y NY LILY DEAR.

FAREWELL, MA ILL.
d f:sllv dear, Il rrirvcs 6e, III
The tafei have 70 tell III
Ola Msssa seat meTcamlngs II
50 Lily. fare yoa wei I'll
oh fare yos vel my true love- I'll
Fare~eIl Cd Tennessee.
Thea let nae 1seeb far yen iose, II
Bot 81 pes weep Ter ne,
FarewcIi or eveF 70 old Ieoaesser
Fsrrxsll suy Lily dear. ds''t Jca Neep ~ n
II. eo;ux 10 roasn the wide weird II
r. f.sasls f'se s&fer boe9, 81
xyish naihfnx1 hnf my f4nj9 III
IT'S cheer mr. % the read.
Asa fwae>11'nl sad and weary
I'll make the baajo play. fH
To remind me If ny true ioTe s
When 4 am far sway
: Fare self foF ever, SezT XII
wake Up ia &c morning.
AID YAK cot o. NE farm. III
Oh Lily al darling III
She fakeY1ae BY de arm.
We ualfer ihroagh The eisver
DOVE b. tie river ssfe, III
/ tell her that kleve her. HI
Az he must be my bfsjs. Nj
Farewell for ever, &C. il
OF Lily dear. us moasnfni
"a leave YOU here alone, {l
yaa'II ssniIe before ] lesTe yo1, HI
AID uerp, lshen am gone III
TIE siu can never shine ioyr,
So brizlstfor yoa and me, II
A. Wakea sEsEEed beside yoa
Ia good old Tennessee5 Iii
FareweI forever &c, Z!
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TN the Esprit DC jefferson, 5f April the 26ih,
i. and MAY The 81, 1883, / Ufldreo TO the public
what call Check, or Rubbsf 10 be usedon Cal
nal Boats. And in order to be able 10 salt all CLASH
Is Of Boats | now offer more which shall del
scribe as briefly as possible. And frstl on each
side cf the Boat is ruaber, boltsd fast III end
so as to .onea aud close when required; wilhih
which. is an Iron Sc0eheon allowing the wood ID
rub the Masou-Gdfk Of the lock; Vertically tp
WHICH i an lrcn fpd passing up through TBS terE-
deTs Of the Boat 70 the top Vi edeck On the top
end 81 TIE rod is lever, working like the valve h
a lock gate. And TO tie lower3ind ol the rod is ID
hanee working q right angles with the rcd SO ss
TO expand ihe rubber when feqpiTed The leFets
are atachcd 20 Slider otaer hxgaie Cd The dedl
Of the Boat, to be worked back and fofWasd ayla
tlif4 leyer, or any otbtr device that will answgr
the purpose AH.Bhef has lis fubbers bolttd TAFT
to Tie Boat as abode described 1ilhils levers work-
ing On ;he deck, ABd entering wedge unHer tHe
raAter SO as to pSoduce the required upefatioAt w.
These SAME rnbbAFs VIII also answer TOT ship CHI
nals Is they requle no openings 70 6enade lhtou4h
The Aalk oi he Eeka vessels but operates entire-
ly o. The outside, efecli1g what is required by4a
direct a.I easy totce.
Tie abo<e cheeEs arelnow ready to Ne applied
to use, ~ Mr. Ska'L w. srRlPER, Agent FOR the
same.
a Blacksmith shop is 6eing erected on tbe wharf
attic Old Furnace, where ali ordele Ter me abofe
articles addressed 10 The aforemenGned tent, VIII
beptomPtly auenlkdto. JOHN BAkAE4 II
June -, 1925.
win also meation here, that have Invented
a fixture which maybe termed an ALARM. 10 pre-
tie collision III trains on Rail Roads Il col.
sisss Of piece o9 Mechanism operated Oh by Tile
meiisst e the tFaiE and driver passing uuthfoGsh
,he Rail It's naclfnefy runs unaer the Track aa4
viii strihe an Alarm, or poia: ID figure Indicating
The distance tast the train Is FROM the place III
stopping. The Dell to strike the alarm oil, or NE
board with The figure Oh 10 tell the distance, asy
BE placed in h1nse Or on bridge, or ANY otiltr
secure place that The company may elect Thdy
may with safely lie placed the entire length OF Tile
road, and SO arranged as 10 tell al all llaas wEafe
the trainsare passing. Tbs being something fbf
great importance, i wish to Experiment. on il litAe
folly before applying tito use.
June 90 1873 JOHN BARNETTA u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
Londoln County agricultural Inst
tlite and Cheaica. Scaafmy.
4LptF, Loppots i-osys.
January GairfI. Iss3 (

Mn. GsLGaiiEs l5Ear sl : 5,ae sntesprdsi:g
farmers aud irands pf isapFoveineuk Ii yirgirst
Will, doaelless, be ga4tifed that have asaocaisI
With meIAlf. james II Gnliei sRd Mr.. Harmdn
if9f The Purpose NJ esddttishiag Id; Agricultural n
siitate d Ia CL eaical n a6erny >lhis County,
The exKffihenfal EHifin will cGntain 10 Acres,
Which viii be cnliv44eii according 10 the laepf4-
ciple ofseicnce, and SH which r4afy interesting ana
important expeTimeAsIwi.l be niale. And etfurss
viii be III ade 10 obtaid seeds r3n.epery part Of tE..
United States and tsam Begeiaa Countries. II
addition 10 Two rnodious dwellings, already aa y
the estate, new building has bceA designed lS0by
30 feet One hall III Which VIII be erected ihs
present. year. Tae Laboratory vel te furnished
with all Eextensiye dqlieeiioD q the largesis~the
haHdSomest and beft apparatus in. The United
States. i be museli4l viii cep9aiA Geological
specimt1s, Minerals Fossils, Sael and also Mod
els, DTadghts and Catalogues Of Agricultural Ma
chimes In plements and Tools And .er ths conve-
nence q making anticipating apparatus work
shop wfll BE- httsdup with Iufnlag Lalhes Slide
Rest ana al neeessarf Tools for v @FhiBg in wood,
-ifon amid brass. Fut courses of Lsefares viii be
DELIVERED, which viii be illustrated with several
thousahd useful and Interesting expermehts
The Instruction viii be thorough arid practical,
embracing Mathematics, Meehaaie4 Chemistry
aud other branches 81 Science and AIT in their ap-
pIicati4A TO FaFmug1and Farm Purposes.
Particular attentiofi vii! be pals 70 Agricultural
ChemisiEy-PIeparation of Pure Cheipicals- Man
Analysis or Soils- CONSTRUCTION &c Farm Build
ings Estimates fsLnnfber-Piauting. Budding,
Grating, Pruning and cultivation Of Fruit Trees
And in fine every thing important to the pFaeti
cal farmer and men Gf business.
To complete the designs OF Ibis Institution will
require an outlay OF 40 to so thousand dollars and
if il receives thafPa,Fonagr whickiS hoped for and
expected no expense will be spared to make 1.-THE
best institution Of The kind in ihe. Wofld. Ii now
the ,advueates of improvement aTeEeaAy 10 earnest
they will take this enterprise BY Tie hand and help
it along, By giving good list Oh students at the
COMMENCEMENT. Il is hoped that every county in
The State will send al least student The frst
sion And that tie different Agricultural Societies
will ascertain how many stndeats can be sent from
their respective districts and forward list d the
same byIthe Isl day df December next
The Institute will be opened for the reception OF
Students on The is, oil March, 1854 Terms, inclu-
ding alexpenses except Books and Stationery $500
per session Of ten months.
Circulars NAV be Had By addressing the prinei-
pal at Aide p. O., Loudonn ConptyfV Va.
BENZ. III. BENTON, PygnapaE
ofth< Loudonn Edantg. Agyicults,rps gsstfkkfe
February 3,-iS53. dad CasMieeI Z .dass1
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ITcstirioninls.I

WIScHEsrER, May 81, 1853.
/ We, the undersigned, being solicited TO give OR
opinion as to the character and standing OF lie IN
slrance Company Of The Valley Of Virginia have
no hesitation in saying that we have the n:nost
confidence in nd ability and Integrity pf the
president and Directors OF thai Company.
81 he iael that we have insured orr own property
ih The Company. il perhaps the strongest evidence
We can give as % our opinion Of its merits
~ FL -SHgRRARD, Cash Farmers Bank % Va.
s3slIon. } NJ. MiSoS. U. S Senator
sJAcoB SENsENEY, Esq, Merchant Winchester.
II. A. TIDBALL. Prest. of Bank ofiValley ofSa
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ADUrcHMAX's ADFEaFIsEMEl


Runl away On sdoien, or was sdrayed,
mine large pack horse apout fonrtecn, dper
gfteea. hanas.s six inches hie-he has peen
. rct Ioar plaek legs, Two. pehind aud twope
fore, and hei.h .plaek all over-hs pody but
has pesu got some yite spots pom bis Tack
whom Dc skia vas rub eff, but | greeseaIem-
via sum geese fat, aud now dc vito salE is
all plaek again He trods and kanterkE and
paees, andssone times he walks all his. legs
ma feet goes on, Won after anoder-hpshas
two cars pom his bead, Both alike, but Won
ish placker dan de odder gon- -he has tive
@eyes, Won is put out aud todacr ish pom de
side he Won't see you-vea be eats good
deal.ha has big pelfy-and he has long
dali vat hangs down pehind, but cus it
.sR9r. fodder day,and now it ish not sd Hong
vat-it yas--h lie ish shod all around, puthis
pthihd shoes comed oif, and now he ISL sniy
ebt d5es pefore- be holts(up his head aud
looks raily and yea1h he ISL frightdn he
joomps apout like every thing in de vstEl be
e~MlA ride nit saddle. ora share. or d bart.
~o4 nc will 20 pys himself mitout Hopod53but
pag pom his pack vita poy On It; lie is.aow
very old aud his head, ven he walks OF Huns,
goes pefore, bis dail stays pehind, onlSiyen
I'D durhs round he gets mat, and den kiss#dail
sometimes comes FIRST. Whoever will Hiring
hun pack, shalt pay S. reward, and III &c
pings back de tief vat stole EN-, be shhsSpay
pfsises $50, and ak no questions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
Nes Slofe at KabIe.eKn.I

HAYtNG nprchased Tie stock q Goods belong
4 Il ink b. Frenkiin O>b0rne. a. Eableio~n u e
1adersigaed respectfully snRoances that hs Is now
receiving ard es,eniag general stock II
Dry fse0dsf Groceries, &C,
which be oilers At the VERY lowest figure for cash,
or "a lfmied eteiis pancia<l dealers Il is his
purpose n frpcnish bis stock Al least four hines
year. which viii enable him 10 fnrnsh thes public
81 an seasoas with Goods fresh fiom She n4rkeL-
The ssosk Of Goods psrehased frum Mr. Osborne
public patronage Is respectfully solicited, tromis-
ing 70 give eEiife satisfaction il return.
Country produce Of all kinds viii Il laleh 10 ex-
change for goods. AID The highesi price allowed
Nov ,. i6s3-u A WILSON.