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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05

An Hour IN GEN. LEES RooM-Iu stroll
Ing around, the FIRST Spring day, writes the
editor Of the Lexington Gazette, We stopped at
the memorial Chapel and passed through the
rooms particularly associated with the memory
Of General Lee The guarl--a studeutof the
University-walked with us through the apart
ments
Over the marble slab, In the centre of the
Library room, are wreathes of flowers, crosses
and crowns of immorteRes in circle of
autumn leaves The marble is inserted in the
floor aud over the vault
From this room door leads into the office
once used by the Secretary of the Faculty
This is now bare and empty From this
apartment a door opens into a small hall and
then into the Generals Room" US it is call
ell. 1t is well known that its furniture has
never been changed. 1t remains as len by
Gen. Lee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05
NOTICE..

VNHE Board Of Directors Of the Bank Of Charles
town have declared Dividend of Five per
cent clear of tax, for the last six months pay able
to the Stockholders on and after this date:
q. A. PORTERFlELD,
April Z lS79-3t Cashier
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05
CHOICE n. Y. SEED POTATOES.

WE have Just received a lot Of choice New
w York Early Rose. and Early Good ich
Seed Potatoes. DUKE 4 GALLAHEE.
INVITE Wash Brushes, Tubs, Trsee Chains,
w Hames ard Horse Collars, for sale hy
DUKE < GALLAHER.
TILT0NS Patent Wash Boiler call and see Il
Manufactured and for sale by
DUKE ( UALLAHEB.
CPADES, Hoes, Rakcs and other garden utensils,
- just received and for sale by
DUKE L GALLAHEE.
/ 90 Kegs Nails all sizes just received and Or sse
by DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
CURRY Combs, Forks, Shovels aud all size
I Rope for sale by DUKE GALLAHER.
20 Bushels choice Clover Seed just received and
J for sale bv DUKE d. GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05

Judge Sherrard. of Winchester, has been re-
appointed County Judge Of Frederick. His
re-appointment is doubtless hailed With delight
by The people Of that County.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05

1t is said that Mr.. Dabney Maupiu of An
gusta county. Va, has Inherited large fortune
from England
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05

Several weeks ago we twi,;el friend Dalgaru
Of the Sprtfrcither mapping in church, - or
being absent from his post-he having edito-
rally alluded to "two interesting and logical
sermons Que in the morning and the other
at night-when the gentleman thus handsome
" eulosisej only preached in the morning -
Last week, basel upon information equal, as
We supposed, TO that upon which most notices
Of the Sial are inserted we published mar
riage notice which contained an error as to the
name Of the minister who performed the cere-
mouy, vhereupon the SPIRIT thinks it has a
COED turn and chuckIes nightly over is mag
mary opportunity. Il our neighbor is verdant
enough 60 suppose that bis readers will apprs.
ciate it as a good joke upon us-he'd better
keep on, Of the way Of the cows and goats
or they'll feed on journalistic eorPus-that's
all,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05
POTATOES,

A LARGE lot of Early Rose Potatoes for sale
n AZ the Store of James ". League in Middle
Wav. JNO. W. GRANTHAM.
ipril :. ls73-It
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05
All FOOLS Day.

Tine, with bis revolving changes, seems not
in the least to have effected the observance OF
this day Of tricks, fun and pleasure. Our fore
fathers in the ulden time used to relax from
their dignity, and g;ve themselves up to the fun
Of foolius others And if perchance some
daring uryltn psrpetrated huge joke, APP
propris,e 90 the day. upon one Of his grave
anil REVEREND seigniors,' the serious offence
was not punished, but passed of as a thing
unavoidable
The Moon-IIoax, published in the ucwspa-
p,rs Somc years ago. was read by thousands Of
un>uspectius individuals, aud greedily swal
lowed as truth, not one being mindful Of the
day, April lst, when ali eyes and ears should
be ON the guf ere, % prevent being sold"
En-. ;ly grau6est sell Of this season, was
serpe;raicd by wag in Washington, who we
think. feared not God nor regarded map" 1t
was after this manner Cautiously, and with
al the seublauce Of truth he caused it to be
reported an through the Departments,
Hotels, AMI other public places, that Bir-
man woman, lately residing in Washington,
having died on the previous day, in accordance
with the rites Of the IIindooS, her body richly
a,tired and wearing profession Of costly jewel
~. would be burned at tie Monument Lot, on
the Potomac. SPy-glaSSes and Operaslasses
were at once 10 immense demand, and about
Two thousand wonder-seekers weuded their
way through the binding DUST to the shadow
Of the monument that is 20 be" There they
patiently waited to see the combustion Of the
poor Hinioo girls corpus but waited in vain.
Calmly syeing the crowd, stood the seejy in-
dividual who had thus sold the czpectant
mass UNTIL at tie proper time, the " sell was
revealed. We End by or exchanges that the
day was pretty generally observed
Weourselyes heard Of party ofladies assem-
blsd on the night Of the LIST, talking over the
incidents Of the Gay in general and in partic-
uIar Of some Jokes to which they were victims,
when it was asked by one in the pursuit of
knowledge under difficulties" How, when
and where the custom Of al-Fools Day orgi-
natej2' To this query, prompt and ape
PareRt'y correct answer was given by practi-
cal old lady present, whose caps and specs
and tou'-euscmjls generally was sufficient
guarantee Of her sincerity, that the iuforma-
ton desired could be found in the tenth verse
Of the last chapter Of the Book Of Esther
Our numerous readers if they desire, can refer
to /; and read the interesting account
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05
Two Sorry Dwelling House,
\ New Stock ofHardware.

u
I HAVE Just returned from the Eastern Cities
and am now receiving the best stock Of English
and American Hardware ever offered 20 the 1eo-
pie of the Valley. Give me = call and examine IN
Goods and prices and be convinced, that will sell
Hardware as cheap as any house in the Sta,c.
April 5, 1873. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
4 FULL and complete line Of Builders Hard
y ware, Locks, Screws Hinges Bolts, Planes
SAWS, Braces, Chamber Sets, Foot Tubs, Water
Buckets, Wash Basins, aud Tin Plates, for sale by
April 5, 1873. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
VNHE best Rat Trap in the market and Mouse
i Traps in abundance. Tea Pans, Tea Trays
Bake Pans, and Stew Pans all sizes, for sale BY
April ), 1873. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
TABLE Mats, Fancy whisps, Jumping Ropes,
i Rolling Hoops, School Baskets, for sale by
April 5, 1873. ia s. LAW. HOOFF.
CARPENTERS Oil Cans, Oil Stones, Back
\ Cannon Boards, Checkers, Ches 'men, Steel
Crochet Needles, Single and Double Pencil Tips,
Rubber Bands, Match Safes, Shaving Brushes aud
the Noiseless Slate, for sale by
April ), 1873. JAS. LAW. H00FF.
TINHE Wallace and he'Ulum Plow, for sale BIZ
April 5, 1875. JAS. LAW. H0OFF
T'ARNER'S look before you purchase have
the best Fertilizers for Corn in the market.
April ), 1873. JAS. LAW. HOOP.
7 OCUST Posts, Framing Lumber, Plastering
i 4 Lath, Meats Foot, Lard, Lubricating and
Kerosene Oils Bowman's Corn Planter, also the
Western Hand Corn Planter, Corn Shelters and
Cutting Boxes, for sale by
April S, 1878 JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
ONION Sets and Early Rose Potatoes, Prime
" Article Seed Corn, for sale by
April 5, 1873. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05
Southern Methodist Church in Wash
lDgtOn.

The Baltimore Sun says at the late meeting
in this city of the Baltimore conference Epis-
copal Methodist Church South, Row DR.. Pois-
al, of Baltimore county, late editor of tie Bal
timors Episcopal Methodist, was appointed
to collect funds for the church cdifce Of the
Episcopal Methodist; church in Washington, the
only one in that city The church cost $6O,-
OCO, of which $40 900 has been paid by resi-
dents Of washington. DR.. Poisal has been
commissioned by the Conference to collect the
balance Of this amount in pursuance Of which
object he had previously made a tour through
the Southern States and also n visit 10 tue city
Of Philadelphia. 4 more fratcrnal feeling is
said to be growing up sctwcen the Northern
and Southern Methodist Churches and this has
been manifested in some aid already extended
to DR.. PoiSal in The North where he will lolk
for more. The church which il is proposed to
aid is the representative at the national cap
ital Of the Southern Methodist as the Metropol-
,an is of the Northern Methodist Church. and
like it is open for ALL Whatever tenls to
strengthen the bonds between the religious
bodies in the two sections will add TO the uni
ty OF the whole country, aud hence any friend
Is assistance given by Northern 10 Southern
church enterprises is likely to be beneficial not
only to its immediate object, but to the gene
raj concord and welfare. Rev. Aphcus W.
Wilson is the pastor Of this Church.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05
Stop Your Hogs from Roofing
And Opening Gates.

HEFLEBOWER'S ANTI HOG R0OTER,
an ingenious device for effectualy ,SESA
preventing Hogs from Roofing. Opening Yf&T
Gates, &c, has been introduced into this $3.50
county by Mr. Jas. II. Conklyn, and can be pro-
cured through the Hardware Stores in Charles
town, or through Mr.. Conklyn. This instrument
has been fully tested upon full grown hogs, and on
pigs, and has proved itself to be the ouly cectunl
Anti Hog Rooter yet invented. Samples can be
seen at the Hardware stores, at the residence Of
Mr.. Conklyn.
April 5, ls73-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05
NOTICE.
5000 EngrOsii,Gss $50 Pages
1MnrsG. Prize SAP.


4nnr!c. Prize Sa2.
WIN the EiymblrFlcs and b.Ghluoh, of Web
w ster's Unabridged Dictionary, an much
pleased Preif GfrpeH, 49, JUhns Col.
icge, Hd'y'apd. Jbe, Isl.
1Ntcry day leads me Ia prize Il more highly
II Pre-. Elim, va hiHgon C"if., 81. Lo~',
Jmu, 1871,
IIcaring relation 20 Language. frincipia does to
ID Ph;iosGphv.-EiihH Barrir.
Gtperi0r incomparably toall others, - Pre'iden'
= NeDoHdid. Cumberland Caie., Tenn, 1871.
TINhc numerous additions. almost farltIess Dcllni-
;ions, Orthography and Pronunciation, rem
der il production Of the rarest excellence.
PREF, Pool, Jpir. v, CuroiiHa, 1871.
| Examination, recent, Of this work, satisfies mr.
IL of its superiority over Wore .ster.-Pre.'ai
lIHsy Emory and Henry College ru., 1873.
II commend Wcbstcr's Dictionary in the strong
IL est tcrms.-HoH. w. N. Rgfner, State So
periHie"denf, Virginia, AugH.i, 1872.
ErrNoLoGr.-"In English. all the older author
itics. like Richardson and Webster lin his earlier
editions are simply 10 be thrown away as rubbish,
or worse; NOR 1, The laiesf IPorcesfer rerg much
better whatever Of good there may be in il, it is
on the whole untrustwortby, liable to mislead a.
often it guides Alright. In the last edition of
Webster, however, Is included fhe bet Jofiy NJ
brief E"g'ish Efymology By Dr.. MtHN, of Berlin.
that has erer been PIT fogcihcr-thorou and
consistently scholarlike.-N 4. Rerier, Oct. ~.
A necessity for every Intelligent family, student,
teacher, and professional man. What Library is
complete without the best English Dictionary?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05

fEEsoNAL.-Senator Gran;ham, of Jeffer-
son county, passed through this city last Fri.
day on his way home from Charleston. Much
as we differ politically from Mr. Grantham
we are ready to cOncede bis honesty, ability
and industry as legsl ator He is an incss-
SAINT worker, and looks good deal the worse
OF the wear from bis four months Of severe seua-
torial Notwithstanding STATE Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05

A DISASTER At SEA.-A telegram from
Halifax, n. S, conveys intelligence Of the
wreck, twenty miles of that port, at 25O A.
NJ. Tuesday, Of the steamship Atlantic, belong
ing to the White Star line, from Liverpool
March Goth for New York. OF one thousand
men, women anil children on board, only two
hundred and fifty persons, it is stated, were
saved, and Of these fortunate ones none were
women and children. Such an appalling dis
aStsr seems almost incredible, but it is uufor-
tunately fully confirmed by the statement of
surviving officer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05

PHILADELPHIA Silver-Skin Onion Sets,
small and nice, for sale by
March 20, 1873. DUKE & GALLAHER.
CLOYER SEED.-Prime Article. Call before
I il is all disposed Of
March 20, 1873. DUKE e. GALLAHEI.
DEST Satisfy. Onion, and Parsnip Serds. fre.h
ID and genuine, for sale by the OF. or ID. hv
Mar 20, 1873. DUKE e. GALLAHER.
Jr KINDS Of Peas and Beans for sale in guam
| ID titles to suit by DUKE 4 GALLAHEH.
TUBS. Buckets, Walters. Russia Iron Bake
Il Pans and a full line of housekeeping articles
just received and for sale By
Mar 20, 1873. DUKE d GALLAIiER.
WE are just receiving stock Of Locks, Hin
w ges Bolts, and everything in the builders
hardware line, for sale low BY
Mar. 29,ls73 DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
BLASTING Powder and Fuse, Pulverized Bath
ID Brick, Tar in Cans Of = gallonto3 gallons,
Bed Cords, Carpet Tlcks for sale By
Mar 20, 1879. DUKE & GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05

The Rev. John A. Kern, Of the Baltimore
Conference Al. f. South, has been chosen as
assistant pastor Of Bethany Independent
Methodist Church, in Baltimore, and the con-
sent Of Bishop Pierce, who presided at the last
session Of the Conference having been obtained
Mr. Kern has accepted the position, and will
formally cutter upon his duties Tomorrow
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05
$4,000 TO LOAN.

THE above amount viii be loaned in sums Of
from $3.50 TO $500 at six per cent. per an
nun, If satisfactory security be given. Parties
applying to state the mode OF security. Informal
ton may be bad at the
FREE PRESS OFFICE.
~ Those applying by letter must enclose stamp.
March 20, ls73-St.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05

The BILL PoSrEs's MURDER-Justice for
once in New York has made a signal effort at
diTectness, and has reached uncogged verdict
Of murder in the first degree in the brief space
Of one day The trial Of Charles Nixon, the
biil-poster who killed a poor truckman in a fit
Of anger some time ago, was opened at noon
Tuesday and closed yesterday, when The jury,
after an absence Of less than three hours,
brought in a verdict of murder in the first de-
gree. The prisoner seems to have been stole
enough to bear the verdict with apparent in
difference, and yet sympathetic enough to re-
feet upon the consequences to bis family.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05

In Sadie Wilkinson's breach of promise suit
against Brick Pomeroy, in the United States
Circuit Court, at New York, it has been deci-
Jed that POmeroys objection that the suit was
barred by the statute of limitation is no, well
taken.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05

The severe storm Of Saturday last entirely
demolished the new Methodist Episcopal
Church just erected in the village Of Powhatan.
Baltimore County, short distance from the
city, Of which Revs. W. T. D. GLENN and J.
5 NJ Haslup are joint pastors. The entire
structure which was Of framework SO BY 90
feet, and basement for school purposes, low
lies perfect wreck upon the ground
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05

VoLcAytU CIGAas.-Last week as Mr.. John
Mellon Of this city was smoking cigar, it OK
ploded, the fragments disappearing in a show
or Of tobacco Shredy On examination itturn-
ed out that a copper cartridge had been made
up in the cigar and becoming thoroughly
heated had exploded. Whether the cartridge
had been made up in the cigar by acciden, or
design it is not easy TO tell but there's one
thing certain and that is that Mr.. Mellon will
DO little cautious about his smoking after
this experience Stanton TTndjcaior.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-04-05

NJ * Z. L. RAT meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Martinsburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company in Martiusburg on the 22nd
March, Hon. C. J. Faulkner was unanimously
re-ele ted President Of the Company. A reso-
luton was adopted fully acquittins the Presi-
dent and Directors Of any blame attached for
the non-completion Of the road at the appoint
ed time-that the delay was from no want Of
fidelity, attention or energy on their part.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-20
? -1-lT . - y ~ Y =
The Bottle, of Oil.

r ceiupona time there lived an old
gentleman in large house He had
servants and everything he wanted,
yet he was not happy; and when
thingsdid not go as he wished, he was
cross. At last his servants left him.
Quite out of temper, he WENT to q
neighbor with a story of his distress.
at seems to me, said the neighbor,
ssgaeiousiy, dit would be well to oil
yourself a little" e."-.s~
q 'sTo oil myself sYil.dolE ib9l9 suT
. "Yes, and Lwill explain Some
time ago, one OF the doors in my house
creaked- Nobody, therefore, liked to
go in or, out of 1t. One dayI oiled its
hinges, aud it has been constantly us
ed by everybody ever since.n auwai o.
Is "Then you think L am like your
creaking door" ".scried the old gentle
man.i How do you want me Ito oil
myself29fla aHa ,hst2s fah saU gftfs
"That'sb an easy matter,1 said the
neighbor. afa4 VA fa1 nsvia -
"Go home and engage servant,
and when he does right, praise him.
If on the contrary, he does something
amiss, do not be cross; oil your voice
and words with the oil of love-"
The old gentleman went home, and
no harsh or ugly word was found in
his house afterward. Every family
should have bottle of this precious
oil, for they are liable to a creaking
hinge in the shape or fretfnl tlisposi-
ton, q cross temper, harsh tone, or a
fault-finding spirit, sao ~ ha
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-20
SWEEP BEEoRE YOUR own DOOR

DO We heed. tbe homely adase handed dosn
Ere you sweep your neighbor's dwelling, slsar
tine rubbish IRON your door;
Let no fiith no rust there gather leave no traces
of decay.
Pluck up every weed unsightly, brush the fall
len leaves away"
If we faithfully have labored thus to sweep
without, within.
Piucked up envy. evil speaking, malice. each
Weeds that by the sacred portal of the inner
Poison weeds the heart dedling, bearing, bear
ing bitterness and woe;
Then, perchance, we may have leisure DER our
neighbors watch to Keep
AL the work assigned us finished, we before his
Show him whers the moss is clinging-token
ever of decay
Where the thistles- thickly springing daily
must be clt ared away.
But. alas, our work neglecting. OF we our judg-
With his failings, his ON missions we our weary
brother greet:
In some hidden nook forgotten, searching with
We the springing weeis discover-some slight
blemish there descry- e=
For his slothfulness. his blindness, We our
brother harshly chide. sv tEs0
Glorying in our strength and wisdom, we con-
denim him in our pride.
Ask not why he has neglected. thus before his
Why grown careless. he has slumbcrcd. failed
his gardeh plot 70 keep.I aEf ffs =
On the Judgment seat still sitting, we no help
o ing hand extend 81 is0st9ah .3tis .4E
To assist our weaker brother, his Shortcomings
For his xearine.s. his falterihg., we no sweet
compassion shoW--ie 8oi5os % sSIs0f4s
From our store no cordial bring him mo encour-
agement bestow. ~
But while busted with our neighbor, urging
him to ceaSeleSS teafe.fT sfU 1fFFFfgtCsstI
Calling to the thoughtless tllers to their labor
to s-------------
Lo unseen, the dust has gathered, weeds are
growing Whereof yore n g 80 ,
Flowers rare and sweet were blooming when
s-3s We swept before our door S94oF afi /
All how easy o'er our brother faithful ward and
watch TO keep; --,,.t,,rs -, -estft.s {
But. alas before our dwelling hard indeed 10
.iaIly sweepit ,Ye5 9a.I3 ID lla ,gE..l
at home to. stay, . 1901 Sf4D4SE 5dI
hasier far 10 sit in judgment than to humbly
= watch and pray. stss<.ik- ssl5 iA5tS - =
e.. f,4asrFgf.r fs.sr ft4fffa-ssE ss-f+X EFeF
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-20
The Richest Man i'm the world.

The Khediveo of Egypt is probably
the richest man in the I world p His
yearly income, is $50, 0,OO0, 900 and he
had twenty-five richly, furnished pal
aces within the walls of Cairo. He is
vastly more progressive than the Sui
tan, his Tarkish master;sl is rapidly
extending his 4dominions,f building,
railroads, and making commercial i'm
provements, and will ultimately be-
come independent of Turkish domin-
alton. He is at present, making ar
rangements for, the connection of a
railroad up the Nile. to, Dongola, and
thence across the desert to Lodnau,
which country he will make one of
his own provinces III has been q.e-A
markt d of him that 4; Viceroy, upon
any throne in Europe, rhe, would i be
the greatest monarch of the age. ."He
is not only prince, but a merchant, a
statesman and a cultiva-
tor. He sleeps only fourhours out of!
twenty-tonr; !. steamship lines, teller
graphs, postal service, private estates.
sugar-mills, cotton culture, army navy
and civilservice center at his desk. 81
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-20
The Humors of Advertising.

Advertisers are adopts at ambiguity.
A lady adyertises her desire 10 obtain
q husband with Roman nose hay-
ing strong religious tendencies A
spinster, particularly fond of children
informs the public that She :" wishes
for two or three, having none of her
own" Somebody wants q young
man to look after . horse of the Meth
odist persuasion :" draper, desires
to meet with an assistant who would
take an aetiye and energetic interest
in a small first-class trade, and in a
quiet family ;" and Boston, chemist
advertises :. the gentleman who left
stomach TOR analysis will please call
and get it together with the result"
Slipshod English is not, however, con-
fined to the advertising columns. or
We would not read OF the shooting of
a wildcat .'by a boy five feet eight
inches long ;" or of a procession which
was /" very fine, and nearly two miles
in length, as was also the prayer OF
Mr.. Perry, the chaplain :" nor, should
we be much scandalized to note the
+ fact, recently stated in some journal,
that = self.made man arrived in Cal
iforDia twenty years gagoI with only
one shirt to his back, and since then
has contrived, by, close application to
business, to accumulate over ten mil
1ioneHG g 20 ,9SIYUHOo ol DlG III -
.a9An English theatricah paper, after
announcing q forthcoming benefit
performance, went on: ""Of course
every one viii. be there, and for the
edificationlofi those who are absent, q
fulllreport will be- 70 ouud an soufa next
paper-n1e The following, advertisements
are collected from the, Irish papers IN
"One pound reward. Lost, q cameo
brooch Representing Venus and
Adonis.I on ntheB Denncon road
about 10 O'Clock Oh THesdaylevening.n
Advertisement Of p wine merchant:
The advertiser, having made, an adj
vantageous purchase Offers for sale,
onoyery dow terms, ,1abontnsix9 dozen
Of prime peEtlWine, aatelyy she propa
erty of q gentleman 40 years, of Age
full IN the body, and with high
bouquet Do The two folio wing enana-
ted from aiwelE known livery stable
keeper : ito be sold, eheaps a. splenz
did gray horse, calculated for, q charg-
er, or would carry. a lady with switch
tai" q TO be sold cheap, q mail phae-
ton, the property of gentleman with
amoveable head, as good aso new.e+
" Ten shillings arewerd,ap Lost by q
gentleman, a, white terrier, dog, rex-
cept the head, which is black. TO be
brought to- &es ITO these Irish ad-s
vertisementsTwei may add aniEnglisb
one which. was the, subject of hu-l
morous article in the Saturday, Re-
U5eso, some four or FIVE years, since -
ITO belsold,d an iEfafd grand piano,
the property OF aalady, about to travel
in q walnut wood case with carved
legs. Price Current; L0ndon. -o.. .