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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-18
RY henry II LEEDS 4 MINER.

nY henry II LEEDS MINER.
- Henry H. Leeds, Anctioneer.
On SATURDAY, May l6 at 10ls O'Clock nj their
No % Liberty street. handsome household Furniture
ing OF general removed for Of
including Paror Dining Library and Chamber Fnr
nisuc. Velvet Brussels, and Ingram Carpets rosewood
hhet walnut and mahogany Suites IN reps Brocatel and
6nt frame French plate Pier, Mantel Mirrors,
Arblc top Bases Cornices black walnut
Any Bedsteads bureaus Wristbands Wardobes Gard
hiss, &e Mattresses Pillows Bosers, &c black
ssk extension Tables, Buets Chairs de- China, Crockcry
Glassware, DC.
To be sold at IL O'Clock,
Rosewood and mahogany ease Pianos.
Mahogany marble bed Billiards. with balls. es,
eeunters &c
large lot of first work. Chairs
6eees Sofas, Tables, Flower Stands Jardnlers Hanging
vasss Brackes also French Iron Work for gardens and
eoDservAto tories.
Aeo by OF rece Of Andersons Petroleum Com
80 Aiso -" =
An invoice Of Turkish Rings and Slippers
ny MINER 4 S0MERvIILE, IN HROoKLyN-AT
ID BROOKLyN HORSE BAZAAR, OLD BR0OKLyN
James s.rsss near Fulton street, Brooklyn This DAY
AT Il O'CLOCK
Fsur 6ne Road Horses
Two Saddle Horses
Eix Business Horses.
Very foe cam.
Two large EIpress wagons built for the Natona, Express
Company and never used four noop Road Wagons three
4everal clcse Coaches, two two-sest Rochawsya
Several sets OF Single and Double Harness, and
Full particulars in Catalogue.
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DupLIc SALE.

II fSa ,krps Warehouses ssorslnG 70 the scvsrnussl
On ~ AsHusSs Dock Brocklyn n. VI bang stores Il ~
asa % ld At pabie auction 20 toe kshes. bidder
on ne preIses sub5ert the acceptance 81 Che ~ the
ss<rss.yv n ~ Trsssury. ~ o,ork ~ q isr
Tsrns q ssis-0se-fsnrsh cash esasnes - ~ - ssd -
cerdpsie 81 sale vf BE- Gyea md the deed eiecused
~ ~ ~. 80, ~ sSs purchaseri 70 nah. As nav
sssT = suired w syslvs re forferrs V he eevsra
npgRy n s1rshk Vsilsssw " Svassne
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fyoKE-ss cHALDRoN-pRLIyBnHD InuBDL
~ asely Also Coal and Wood q he bsss iqunhys = ~
once - BROADWAY, enc door f'os fys7y NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-18

Z. nILDEErH AvciLoASkR-oysIcE no. 1 NEW
Fxturcs Dsuery ~ tAs yoas street nssr avenue d
enc - gallon Copper SIN osppsr Douss asd Hestey
Hssk tuks Tanks, Lead Yspes BreR woyt tons Coal
Nosd -. vssout reserve ~ los positively 10 suit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-18

MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIoSEER--LARGE AND
l attractive sale Of Valuable Lots Hudson, Ferry
Newark, Garden, Meadow and willow streets. noboken
N. j., 1t auction.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-03
I pPIsCOPAL ADDRESS.

90
Tho Southern Ch1stian ADVOCATE Of the 3lst
lult, published an Address of the Bishops 10
tho Minister'S and Members Of the Mcthoiist
Episcopal Church, South. It is dated April 18,
and is signed by JAMES 0. ANDREW, RoBsRr
PArsR, dtos. r. PIaRos, II. II. KAvANAuG OH,
JOHN EARLY, ". M. WIourxAS, E. N. MARVIN,
D. 8. DoooErr and H. N. MoTrIsRS. q They re-
port tho condition Of The Church as enooutas,
ing, that every epartmeDt-missionary, pub
fishing, educational and benevolent-had beeh
completely roorganiaed. Houses Of worahip
which had been burned down or damaged, had
been rebuilt or repaired; eto. "our lines"
they aay,f "hRJe, been sIiended, and ne now
cover more territory, number moro Conferen-
ces; station moro pfeaohsri, and have wider
Jurisdiction, than at ory future time" q
The two questions sent down from the GEN
erai' Conference to the Annual Conferences
(h.thodist "constilpti99psl Amendments, y the
Bishops report, hays been submitted to all Of
thlsp Drlth the ,fqllqrirs result For concur
lr9ndG With the hoti0n u change tHs siylo and
title Of the Chnroh, 1853 votes Wsro sAst !;
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against it, iO9. The affirmative vote being less
than tho required tbreo fourth of tho Inen,bcrs
present and voting, tho motion fnils.
For concurrence with tho motion TO Introduce
Misrepresentation into tho Annual and General
Conferences, l,lO9 votes were cast against it,
81. Tho required thrcc-fou having been
given, this motion prevails. Lay-rcpresenta-
tion, therefore, according to the plan submitted
and approved, becomes part Of tho orgnnic
law Of the Church.
As regards the relations OF tho Church TO
tho Colorcd People, tho bishops say that tho
rulo adopted by tho General Conference works
woll. According to it the colorcd members arc
organized as separate pastoral charges, where
ever they permit, and their numbers may justi-
fy 1t. Under tho operations OF this rulo ga
goodly number Of deaconp and elders have
been ordained, and we have favorable reports
Of their steadfastncss and usefulness as pas
tors. The disposition at ono timo manifested
BY our oolored membership 10 alienation from
US, has shown symptoms Of reaction, and in
several places they are returning to our pasto-
ral care; in many they havo mover withdrawn
from il. we learn that no peouniary induce
ments to offer thom, no delusive theories, but
simply that gospel and christian sympathy and
moral discipline which has heretofore been so
blessed to us and thom." Ff
They COLL the attention of tho Church to Tho
Resolution adopted by the General Conference
at its session last year in New Orleans; ere
solved, that we recommend to our people, tho
establishment Of day-schools, undor proper
regulations and trustworthy tenchers for the
children"
Tho Bishops arc already behind the age,
else they would scarcely put forth tho follow
ing as their magma chartd,--lhe reiteration of
their creed:
Tho Methodist Episcopal Church, South ia o
witness for tho Biblo as the only and sufficient
rule OF faith and practice. Her entire history is
an assertion OF this fact. Her existence Las juat
this moaning. Tho Bible is tho infalibo standard
OF morals, as It is the exclusive ruie Of faith
Against eTery system Of philanthropy that affects
highor spirit OF beneacenco than that taught in
tho Scriptures, our Church nfexibly replies: Tho
Biblo In true tho social morality OF the Biblo ia
purei to pretend anything bettor is arrogant
impiety. S.F
The Address was read In Trinity Church
yesterday, and We presume viii be rona in all
the Methodist Churches throughout the South
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THE New York Time, thus refers TO tho indie
cent conduct Of Parson BnowNLow in tho pros
cnt political canvass in Tennessee;
Governor BroHnlow takes q leading part in adro-
eating his own re-eleotion-porsonaily and In tho
press; aud no certainly docs enough OF virnlenco
and blackgunrdism for tho whole party. He be-
gins On address TO the public by denouncng '.that
prince OF swindlers, liars and scoundrols, John
DaItor," and goes on to bpeak OF tho "gang OF
lick-spttleA" who reyolve around him. DO then
Asks long string OF questions Of tho moBt insult
ing kind, concerning tho molhor, vito. sistcrs,
brothers and othor relatives Of his opponont-in-
sinuating against thom every crimo Known to the
decalogue or the criminal law. F
BnowkLow, il will be remembered, was tho
guest of tho Union League of Philadelphia last
summer, and at public meeting in Philadel-
phia said "ht would rather go to hell with q
loyal nan than go TO heaven with, a. white
rebel" This pot Of the Radicals is a candi-
dnto for ro-clection as Governor of Tennessee,
and to secure. his success he is now playing tho
bully nnd the blackguard, as is clearly proven
by'ths THaes -'49' 80 'l.... f
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Honderfn disooEery In mo
dern sctcncs acting upon
The Beard aud Hair In almost miraculous manner.
hn boen used by the elite Of PrI and London with The
most nAuartng Hucoeas. NAmea of all purchasers will
ba registered, and entire Satisfaction IL uot given IN
every instance, the money viii bo cheerfuy refunded.
PTice BY mall scaled and postpaid, g. Descriptive OR.
oulars and Testimonials mailed ffee Addreas BRRaRR,
SHUTS Il CO.. Chemkts, No. 2S5 River street Troy, n.
Y, Sole Agents for The United StAtes
March 30 p
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-03

LARuEsT CIRcILATIoh.-3h DAILY
News publishes the ODictut List Of Let
'ers remaining IN the Posto0fce al the end
Of each ,0eek, agreeab!y to the .jo'lowing
section Of ahe Ne'o Postc0fce Lao, a, the
nep.paper having the largest circulation in
he Oily Of Charleston:
sKorrof AMI be 10 further euacted Th, lists Of let
tors remaining uncsod for In any Pos,oc 10 any city
town or village, 1hero nevppapsr shai bo printed,
shn herosor bo published onco only in Tho nsNpapor
Which, being published weekly oiener shall hAro Tho
oflcc.
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13- All communications intended for publication IN
his Journal must DO addressed 10 he Ettor Of Lhc
Daily Re,es, No. 18 Hdyne-strcet, Charleston s. c.
business Communications to Publishs of Daily
Retcs.
Wccannot undertake. 10 return rejected oopmunica-
tions.
Advertisements outside Of 9e city nast bs aocon,pa-
MED tciLh He cash.
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prevention is Better than Cure. -
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

A PROVED AND HIGHLY RECOMHRNpHp nv
II tho French Medical Faculty, as The only sats ana
1nt.lois sntdots .s.n.t infection from Special Dissases
has proved, nom ample eIperieneo, The mot eScisnt
and rsu,oie Preventive ever discovered, thus efecHng
denaeIhum long sought for In the Medical World. II
may DO syoided l!nsls application wn rsdicaly neu.
TAie tho veneysA virus, eIpel ali Impurities from the
vessels, and rendsr contamination Impossible
via IN time, and ats yory snna outlay hours Of
untold bodily and taltormen;a : -
Ibis most roliAbls specific, universally adopted In
he Old World, IL offered for sss for hs hrst tms In
AmeIte. By y. 4. puP0RT CO., only lulhoriisd
PTos % par bottle. Large bottle. double siss, %.
The usui discount 70 the trSds. sant, sAcnfSly
tons and pamphlet. By addfessins 70 I-..
nupoaT co.
Nay 70 Iyr No. Il Cola strost Nav Ioak.
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Oh A r L S ON.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1867.

Jon WonK.-Wo have now completed our
Office SO as to execute, in the shortest possible
timo, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, aud we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends
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AFFLICTED
SUFFER NO MORE!

Whom by the use Of DIR. JoRvHLE's ELIXIR you
can be cured permanently, aud at Q trininR coat
The Astonishing sucoess which has Attended tbis In
valuable medicine for Phyhlca and Nervous Weainasa
General Debility and Prortaton Loss OF MuscrIsr Fr.
gf, ImPooncJ, any OF tho consequences Of youthf
ever discovered
IT will ronovo all neryous Affections depression. ar.
otemont incspscy to study business loss Of memo-
ry eonfuaon honShts OF salf destruction fears Of In.
s.nity &c II will restore tho appetite ronew tho health
practices. - 80 80
Young Men. BIO humbugged moro by "ouaek Doc
and ignorant p aetoners, but send without delly
Tor tho Elixir and DO nj rosorod 10 health and hap.
pipess pefoct Curo iG Guaranteed In every npAnco
Price 81, or four bottles to ono sddre,s -
Ono bottle is sufficient TO cnact q cure In all orsnsry
cases.
ALSO DR. JoNVnLE's SPECIFIC PILLS, for thu
speedy and permanent euro OF 0onorrhuA 0loet Urs
thrll Discharges, Gravel. Structure and all Affections
tho Kidneys and Bladder Cures efoctod In nom one to
nTe days They Arc prepared from vegetable oetrscts
thAt are harmless on tile system and nsyer uauIeata hs
stomach or fmpregnAte tho breath. No change on dio
peossaary while ulDg them, doea their scton in
any manner Interfere with buaincss pursuits PHO Al
Per box. s' ~
any address, closely sealod. and postpaid by matt
efprefs on receipt OF prico. Address ali ordars 10
DEH0RR sAUTTS CO., ChemI,ts
March 80 1y No. lbs River strcet Troy NY
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+ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
oYPIuR CLERK or COUNCIL.

A IL TAvRRN.KKKpRRA AND PERSONS RETAu.
- mo sptrituons liguors within the city lnnit who
hGys no executed th y bonds and takan ont prfar
esrds 70 aSow that hsy have ncenss 10 sel WI b r.
porssd - pet complying With The law, Altar Mondsy iii
s'.f
Those who hASs cards srs hsrsby notified % hsvs ts
sa1ns placed IN cons!cuors place IN The wtndou An
thS abort tmSntonsd tma. ", q. MTTft f~
kArch2 2 Clerk Of Council
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-07-11
ShannpOOing

Z AIDES who desire To have their Hair SHAM
sIPOOED. can do so by sending for me stmy Bar
her shop in this place. | will go to the residence
of any lady who wishes me to do So.
SAMUEL BROWN,
Charlestown, MAY 30. Barrier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-07-11
OLD FAMILY JOURNAL
The confederate Dead at Elmira.

The Confederate Dead al ElmiFa'
The following communication from friend
q. The North we publish with much pleas
IRE It's theme is one Of deepest interest 10
cur people:
'Nhcn prisoners Of war were sent % H-''L''i' I,
the u. s. boucht an unoccup.ed corner OF
Mod lawn Cemetery. ben the saburcs Ci that
..tr f.r government use. On that ground, o.
,.,-, r.r1ss t.r.thar the war-wrec6ed sons OF
,IrS-r-b WHO died in the ElmiTa Prison Camp.
Done. n twelve thousand prisoners m ali, from
-f,-e 81 time during one year sent % that place,
t-,-, three 90 four thousand OF the bright and
brave persisted.
T.esp1t ba,lowed uy iheiy graves is beaut-
at,v ,ar;ouu The cEclng hills close IN q
varied and unique landscape, which they cur
tain with repcsa 4 little stveam, mostly
rearwuy.ug gently by, marks of their plac'
under tie shade % Che trees beyond Eu,
.s tuosu is wild and threatens ruU1cs ana
H.sseIst.-c violence. Yet. in wit-sonne:r' j,
is o.tll dry This has lately been deep
saG r'aukel on bottom and sides, % lA a"o
..srl,s course. Tie government IS Aa''l-
this portion az Wood Lawa s.rloNa-ei .! D.
I-.a rl..iuc. and VIII. s"a replace t-e neat gu,
f-.I leli-l--r's with others u, L-''aa.1el
l-.r earring .r .r'. Gle name ana ~-s-I'l'--,
al each .ftie l.st.
ir.-e -.... ,...re au .al ground stand oaks dn-
r--. .E forest growth. spreading VICE CD,
If.s.-r.f E..ure. OEall care has p,aIie'
.r.-.-..s Eioi l.als have privately ADJ
..r ..... u..-. I-.--..L- eV----ce.s and weep
...-.. ISIS with maple AID planting, no"
anon one grave and U1w upon another. som,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-07-11

GRrAr DlscovERY. The Washington Even
ING Union lCo Florcnce's paper contains an
account Of the discovery, near the Great Falls
Of Potomac. Of the grave Of an Iceland vo-
man buried in tie year 1861. It is now con-
tended that this continent was discovered by
the Irish 600 years before Columbus made his
exploration.
Further examinations led 20 the discovery o!
a mo,ar tooth which was Enthusiastically that O.!
q human being also bronze tfinke;s and Ro-
man coins II the tenth century
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-07-11
DIED,

Near Sh,pberdstown, on the "a instant JOIN
~. ANuEuS, son 90 John W. AID Agatha Heller
Aut.r.. aged "a months.
On an. 7.h instant in Baltimore, Miss LOUISA
r racr-..t daughter Of John and Mary Am
Jameson. formerly OF this county and oI Berkeley
a-.d @ years.
AtIlravu, on Thursday morning. July +ih
MARIA. infant daughter Of Edward h. and Lucy
F. GrsIr.-1ced uoutuS.
-UIr Baby. but one so lovely that % all wn'
E~.w t.r.L -tt.. Wide seemed Ike an angel tina
lat -sl-.t from ihs bright Heaven that was he'
Ha-.v. b. ..ee tr l-it this dark world, Tor orle
time, u.. o. wandering ray Of Paradise.
Let us recall tl. Blessed Savi0r's words g U
such IS t-e Kingdom Oh. Heaven and say % the be
resvcl parents. Do theig affection, they should no
r7ievc th3t one 90 pure has lg,, d world where 81
nuch s1rr0v iycth.'
live loved Der, forlsar t7 weep;
rrt'sst are che souls that 20
Unfinished by tears Or sin
From th- gloom Of the world below,
An radiant she stands and sings
Where tho glorious stars are hnGg,
UrG. ghted E1-risvld and uatFisc'
B.--ls. she Died 90 pure ard voang
r.r-..- 4 FRIEND.
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R. NJ. EYGLisH's Admir- and Others,


nv p PENDLET0N has associated with HAYS
l MICKEY, late of Pennsyl vsnia, in the salo Of
LANDS and other REAL ESTATE. Having taken license
for the purpose, will be pleased 10 serve any per
sons in the counties Of Clarke, Warren, Loudoun,
Frederick and jefferson. They having made eN-
tensiye arrangements to secure purchasers IRON
PENNSYLVANIA, New y FORK and Maryland. Any per
sons who may wish 10 employ US viii send des-
cription of their LAND, specifying the character OF
improvements, and other matters appertaining 70
It's value also the price, but In all cases we prefer
seeing the parties in person, az our residence four
miles from Berryyille, on the Charlestown road
Direct communications 10 Berryvile, Clarke Conn-
". Va. r. +. PBNDLETON,
NAV 2. IsC7-tf HAYS MICKEY
Va. Winchester Times, CharlesrOwn Free Pres.
Leesburg Washingtonian please copy, andsend bill
10 advertisers.-Cidrk Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-07-11

THE AFRICAN AHEAD.-0ue Of the natural
results Of Radical Ultraism isexhibitedin Rich
mond. The negroes are not content to be the
tail Of the party they are claiming, as a ma
j1Hity, 20 rule, instead of serving. According
Il, in Richmond, the colored caucus have dc
terrnined 70 put up colored candidate fol
Mayor, and Council ticket, with two white;
and three colorel. Musk is now the fashion.
able perfume
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-07-11
To AllWhOm 1t May
CONCERN.

INTENDING to publish new DESCRIPTIVE
| CIRCULAR about the lst Of JULY which we
win scatter broadcast over Maryland, Pcnnsylya-
MIA. and the more Northern States, we respectfully
ask an persons wishing to avail themselves OF the
benefits of our agency to send or hand Us DC
scription uf their lands &c, by the 23th OF TINS
,rortl. Every effort will be made 10 obtain pur-
chasers for an properties on our books.
BROWN & ENGLE.
Ir,. % lsG7. Real Estate Agents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-07-11
nELIGiNrS NOTICEs.

Tho C.v. r. e. S-zvHEED viii preach al Nippon
.u sunday afternoon next, az o'clock.
Rev. a. G.. U5aEISs viii preach next sabbath az
II A. w.. ia the SchCol Room On shenandoah
Street. Halpcrs Ferry.
The Cd Quarterly Meeting for Je1evsoG Circuit
n. T. Church, s nth, VIII commence 10 Charles
Gown. ~ preventing Providence, on Saturday, the
ZH.h ~ JULY The Presiding Elder, Rev. WV. :,
El1.r. d. expected % BE- present. Preaching at
n O'Clock Hu saturday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-07-11
Trustees Sale
VALUABLE LAND
IN JEFFERSON COUNTY

y1Y virtue of two Deeds of Trust executed
I'D to the undersigned by John H. Campbell
on the lst day OF September, 1854, and Of re-
cord in the Office Of the Recorder Of said Coun-
ty-both given to secure his Bonds for the pur-
chase Of the Lands which descended from their
Father Thomas Campbell to his Daughters
Lncv s. and Kate II Campbell. I will Offer at
public sale in the town Of Middleway, in said
County, on the
2OM day Of JULY 1867,
all the Lands conveyed to me in Trust by the
Deeds aforesaid.
The Deed to secure the Bonds Of said John
II. Campbell to Lucy s.. Campbell-now Mrs.
Wysong-conveyed
1913 ACRES, FOODS, and 10 POLES,
and 4th undivided part of 215 Acres, Rood
and 35 porches then held as Dover by the Mo-
Their Of said John II. Campbell but now unen-
numbered.
The Deed to secure tie Bonds of said John
H. Campbell to Kate H. Campbell-now Mrs
Dr. acknowledgements
$50 ACRES and So PERCHES,
and fourth undivided part of 2l5 Acres,
Rood and 50 Perches, held then as Dover by
their Nnther-but now nneucumbeTed, making
the whole quantity hereby advertised TO be
sold about
3GT Acres,
and being the most valuable part Of the Land
that descended from the late Thomas Camp
bell af said County to his children and heirs at
Law.
This Land is Situated on The old road Lead
ins from Middlcway to Winchester and about
g miles West from tne former place, and about
81 miles from the Summit Point Depot on the
Winchester q Potomac Rail Road The Land
is in a high state Of cultivation, well fenced.
and is believed to be among the best Of our
limestone soils.
IMPROVEMENTS comfortable
BS3- \ plat Of the Property viii be shewn
On the day Of sale.
TERMS CASH as prescribed by the Deed.
Sale to take place at , O'Clock, P NJ, on
Saturday, Goth July,
1857, at Middeway, jefferson County, W. Va.
y. S WHITE Trustee.
June %, lsG7-ts
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Tn RcnI Estnte ONvnc,.s:

To Real Estate own CTS.
Ii PERSONS in Virginia having Real Is
y tate-suoh as FARMS, MILLS, FACTORIES,
TOWN PROPERTIES and TIMBER LANDS
that they wish to SELL are advised to advertise the
same, first. in their own local journals, and next
in the HAGERSTOWN NAIL, newspaper that
CircuIntes $500 Copies Weekly,
published at Hagerstown, Nd, BY DEcEERT &
WAsuS. The tide Of emigration isnow rolling On
TO Virginia-our Maryland snd fFsnsylvaHia FAR
mers are selling of their farms at Ugh prices and
seeking new homes in our sister St1te. Those who
emigrate, are as a general thing mtn Of muscle and
means. and will aid materially IN developing the
great natural wealth Of ''the mother Of States. =
We are publishing the M4IL'at Central point, the
very best at which to advertise land. j. is very
popular as a Real Estate Advertising medium, its
pages frequently containing fron three to SIX col
umns of this class Of advertising. We have nurer-
Gus orders for the paper from tine to time, from
persons IN MARYLAND and at DISTANCE, who merely
desire il on account ofits Land advertising.
Our terms are moderate, and wswhl take plea
sure in answering AL letters OF enquiry.
sa- Advertisements can be seId TO US through
the editors Of Free Pres' or dreet as the parties
nav prefer Address,
DEcHERF SwAS0Y.
Publishers "Aaii, Hagtrstown, Nd.
June 81, 1857.
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Independence Day.

The hlow.ug Is an order Of Gca ScAoGeli
another interference with the Courts:
HrADQUARrEEs TIRsr DIsTcIcT,
stats or VIRGINIA, July t. (
" TO tie Justices II Dc Comfy Court ef Hea-
ROO:
To-day being the uiaety-frst anniversary
Of the Independence Of the United States, anu
certain witnesses summoned before your court
having expressed a desire 10 avail themselve.
Of the privileges Of celebrating the day, th,
Major General directs that You adjourn You
court until tomorrow, the 9Th instant
Very respectfully, your obcdient servant.
rS.guo3l j. L. RArHEoNE, A.. &C..
Sweet Land Of Liberty "