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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

Lottery Ticket CoaHislJsited-Broke look
out '-One OF onr Lottery Brokers exhibited
TO US last evening half ticket in the Delaware
and n. Carolina Consolidated Lottery, loth
Glass. (dra"n 3lst May having on i, the
combination numbers 3 2y 10, entitled 10 the
highest prize, $4,000. II was presented AT
hI' office for exsnlna ion bya dereGily ires.
sed white wonan and ne had already wr,tlpp
the amount on the bace Of il, when from SOM,
misgtVings induced toy the rather suspicious
behaviour VI the woman, he compared i, with
his records, and found il TO be-a counter.
fsH! The package No. in the margin was %
register No 1861, and the combination num-
oers answering thereto, should haze been 3 46
oZ, but ~ place Of these the lhree lucky nuo,-
bers were So ingeniously substituted IA 10
dety the closest inspections and il womb
have been unedy impossible 10 nave detec
tea the ehea, 10y any other means than a tef.,
ehce 10 the record, 81 exactly was the inlpre.
SION IA correspondence in every psr,,cnlar
WIN The genuine plate. The woman did no,
va" Tor her money but vanished as soon "a ,h.
ge0tlemau's back was turned.
lNottoh Herald.
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A coed charce.--lt Is stated that there is no,
q sIogle alters shop in Nashville, tennessee.
"GGS--
hail storm atfr'tiand, (Msine0 on the
3nih uli. broke 24o6o panes vi glass In.
cost Of replacing them Is estimated at NIB 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

NEwsuRYPonr, June 7.--dHempiei Murder
aud Suicide We heur from Exeter, n. H..
that a young white woman named Sarah
VI pore, was shot on Sunday night las, by Il
black man named Charles lash. partic-
uars, as We have heard them related, aie that
lash had been in the habit of visiting the
young woman, aud that on Sunday night he
tarrIed fiil about eleven O'Clock, when her
mother dfsled her In go Ia bed. Jdst as she
Was ascending The chamber stairs, Iash spoke
10 hef, End On ber turning round he discharged
n hotse-pIstol at her loaded with t"O bills !:
one tall passed through her side above tle hIp,
the other into her BbdOlnen. He then attemp-
ted 10 shoot himsalt. with anather pistol, by
putting the muzzie IL has breast. but 1t took u
different duecrInn, the bail grazing across his
breast, passed ihr Jugh the leh Hrm. Mn.
Moore gave the alarm Of murder, When the
nelghbors Assem- I'd, and found Sarah, sup.
p0ftcd by her mother 10 the Bgoncs Of death,
and lash on the floor wehsfiae ia his blood.
Du bong Questioned as TO this borrid act, he
said bis intention Vas 10 have Killed both Sa-
lah aud himself, AID VAS only sorry he had not
effected his purpose. He WIS Immediately &C..
cured, aud was TO nave undergone a. eksm,-
uation, btfore magistrate yesterday forenoon
The young "ofnaa Nus living. "hen oHs infoI-
mant LETT, hut lie PLY sitians haJ pronounced
her wounds morfal.
lash had always sustained reputable char
acI0r.-iir Was brought up in The family OF
Coz. y. GtimAn, aud had accumulated a hand
some prop ry. lie Was engaged as steward
OF one OF our public SHIPS, aud was ~ have
gone IL Boston yesteIddy, there ~ embark for
the South seas.
The caase Hssiened 'or tins dreadful deed
was his having leen ioIbiddeb " lnc ,nother
to s'sh her daughter. It's addrd, ,hat lash
had several IiuIes before attempted 10 de,noy
himself.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

Sicdn Rirer The temperature of the wea-
ther al Swan river, in New Holland, Is found
TO way rom p 10 LOG degrees. The aveiaee
annual Temper atureis about "a deg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

t
ifersmsnt asainsf ne Tnaie..-we kara
/ from tie Missouri Republican, u 3lst uii. That
90 a fsqpisatofi al ;h= Gr=efaor oi Illinois. a
! setacnnsnt a. ~. eoppsnt, 81 Il. =. ffoa.fs
] l-h Jefferson Barracks. tlpH a#y previous, ~
the Steamboat Enferrrtz". for ltoek l.lfnd.
/ The Object OF tbs reqn cd movement - slated
| TO be, TO quiet some difficulties NV sssllng ,
/ between our citzs ms. aud the sac bnI FoI in-
dams, IN thatnrig btofh OF. The detsehmt M
was accompanied BY Gene al GAtsks, -and IN
eludes Tue following officers.
| Capt. J. B,oso, 9th iuf.. Comma ndisg
| Lb. !. &. Drayton. do. Adjasnt Colcock, 81
Int. A q. Master Brooks, 9TH Inf, Ordnance
Officer Gap,s. Apel, oh Inf Rogers, do.
! is. Wheeler. 81 Inf. Rousseau 9th inf. !,
/ Vandervfef, do, LeeaI~, 81 hi Vanswrar-
eugen. 6th lnL Linden, do. AlsIa ndef, do. j.
/ kOyEea do.
The difficulty Is SAID TO haze arisen thus =
! The laad upun which these Indians tss3de vas
/ sold by them 10 he L liied Stale but by sane
! arrangement they .efe permitted tn remain up
/ on it iot longer period than thai stipulated
/ IA the ires,y.-Ibey are ~" very unwilling
To remoYe-belpg much attach d 10 il a, lltr
burial place OF Their iotCiathsrs aud, as Is a..
leged, having beeons FESTIVE, aud coma.i-
Ied some tIssspasses On The lands II their white
ocighbofs, II IS nov thought necessary 10 elect
their removal by fOrce.
Capt D0Unes arr wed ia this city few days
ago 10 take command Of the ftgate Potomac.
The ship Will sail IN few days Tor New York
ahence u is sad she Is 10 carry .Hr. Fan Ba.
rem 10 England. Nat Int.
Post Office appointment. HIN. Tdrcn has
hsen appointed Post Master nj Nv Echota -,
Cherokee Nation. in pace Of Fer. 5 Forces
Ter, removed. The herokee PhgHiG COM
plans oil this Ionovs ana appointment, as not
lungs of th. iudidus.
The Tree Of JncksoHispl has been said 10 be
terribly torn by The storm which scattered the
Cabiuet. h IS all u mistake. Ii only lost
branch or two. aud they were defective One
we know, was sdien Gsorgin Courier.
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LONDON MsvIo

u is rumored TO-DAY. with incIes sed conf
dence, that Sir Roben Peel is no longer Der.
iinacioasiy opposed oihe' Bill" or ut least
10 the essential parts Of il nor is the Hon
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NORMAN


s,sn. .rrr.1m6ute.- The hs,qse eo'rfnef
Yea sea..l N, f,.llen, airsed nj Il Is pvH tfs'
s,,de, m % days ilem iernaHhuco TO ths
e.,,r.. having sailed irsm thai rof' en- me
A3ih nas. Jsasta pallen reports ,hht e'es'
r. o,.siea prevailed ih.re lew days heiote Ms
SAILING. anr tie hasiae.soflhe Place vas com
,,t,,t, "A n stand Tie merchants met A. e1s-
l,pn,, Al the place where busioess Is Usually
a... sa, oni, 20 discuss The news OF the daY.tn
;a.,,,,,e The nhmss of sub ~ had 6een massa-
,.r,,, ,br previous night. aud to lesrs what ne~
officers lad hern appointed 10 MI tue stations
a ,hast aho hal taken ,hr ptresoiien 10 80.
crete theaseiyes. fur three OF TOUR days near
L. all ,ia shops were sapi. and the doors baf-
r,cadea-ahen Capt. T.. left, ios.ser. toe PEG
ME were beginning IN open their snaps 'gs :.
A eoasituioaal pre.,doat and eli sr' hsd
hsen apnoin,ed and had catered upon the da-
tie. of ,heu Off ee., aud things began 10 be :"
Little more quiet. The quantity of Flour N
frs, hand. was sufieien, Tor as mouths con-
samp,lsn, and the bakers, were well snppiiso'
The priee was noiniaaiiy ~ mill reals per 6bi,
no sales making.
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fs.;ss. scl5,n, 10 sush = Archaeology aeeiden',
i....oei 80. tn-Ha. Il i.sses Ice sooFe
fec. e-r- stated n "a ~ Cse'aia th'n'
:, .a.t,# -, =, ~.,ieb b.. ne. tnrnished tie fel-
l,~ ias. .nb =. .laf.i met - might be made
pebble.
Al haifpa 3 O'Clock on The morning oi
sainrh ~ ia. 10TH inst near bland NO. ~, the
pilot sanz out 10 me hat ihefe ~as boat
coming 1owIJmseting US, npoh which efled
out " stop her anJ on sIamipins, as veil as
the dsfknes. o, the night would permit, was
alarmed TO see the near approach OF boat
and told the pilot 10 " baek her ,nstsnty,' bni
the next rnomunf, and before any retrogrsde
melton could be given TO the paddles OF the
Coosa the two bosis met ran down 10 see II
we sers damaged, aud hard the water
pouring ia usIer the iarboafd bow, upoh
winch, ordered the pilot to make for tine near
est shallow landing lhsu ran MO the engine
quarter, snd told the engineer 10 give her all
the steam. Tor The boat Is sieye.' Thence
I ran into the lady es3ln TO rouse them and
the other passengers. All hands being now
awake. called on the mate 10 prepare f1r
landing the boat | NOW repaired to the lady ;
cabin. bui while MAS gong round u7on one
eangwHt. tie passrngcfb ~eat inrwGrd upon
the other, hy hirh missed them.
The nr ~ moment the bow 81 the boat went
down The moot o. tie passengers were colleG-
ted on the bO,lsI df1k. When the cold water
Of the f,v.r cnme ia contact NTH the boilers,
which were much heated, there being heavy
bcsd III team 1T The time sploslon took place,
which shattered The boiler deck. wfgn the peo
pie either Iumped ,nto ia riset,or we're WASH
ed from the boat. Thirteen persons we're ms
sing, among whom are Nr. Thompson, ol New
YORK, and his daughter Is Yeas OF az. A
Dutch gentlemen, taken Ia at tho mouth OF
~. IIuar III I'll
the fremen and the second engineer, all black
aud five deck passengers, names not known, as
We losl our list
The darkness Of the night, 10 connection
with the confusion created by the accident,
prevented The pilot from selecting shallow
landing, aud the boat went down IN deep water.
D. L. CAIN.
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The Tree Of Jdcfsonispi has been said 10 be
terribly Torn by The storm which scattered the
Cabiuet II IS all mistake 1t only lost a
branch or two aud they were defective. One
we know, was sditu. Georgia Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

Capt. Dovnes arr wed ia this city few days
ago 10 take command Of the fugaie Potomac.
The ship Will sail IN few days Tor New York,
Nhrnce ~ is sad She Is 10 cary .nr. Van Ba,
rem 10 England. Nat. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-20

Prince TaIle'rnnd gave Grand thinner in
LONDON recently, 10 which we've admitted all
the frepchmen who "ere in Londeu, TO crle-
hr@te the te,e OF his Majesty, tie k,ng OF the
French
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O1.ee Of the Ckesspeske asa Okss Cssaf Co
WssssSsvos, Juss -. 1861.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
IN 90 iesialmest OF tive dollars add SHY
cents per share. (bsisG The 9tss isssaI-
meat) on every share or stock 10 the Che
sapeske aad Ohio Cssal Cerysny. 10 ro-
quired 70 he paid on tho 5ih day ofSepseo-
bss next; and . further sva or two dol
lars snd 6fty cents per share (beisg The
22d isstalwsssO on the Ist day Of Nsvsn-
Der next; which nstslmeass must BE- paid
"a the credit OF the Chesspesks sud Ohio
Canal Company. To the cashier OF other
officer Of either Of the following B.aks.
viz:
The Branch Baak Of the United States .,
Washington.
The Bsak of wsshingson. At wsshiogton.
TIE Patriotic Bank. do.
The Rank Of the Metropolis, do.
The Fsrmessand Meehsnics' Bank. II George
town.
Tie Bank Of Alexsndsia, at Alexandria.
The Bank Of Potomac, do.
The Fsrmers' Rank Of Alexandris, do.
The Mechsnics' hank Of Alexandris, do.
The HsEer.town Hank. in Hsger,own, Nd,
The branch Of the Valley Bank. in Charles
town, Wa.
And the Branch Of the Valley Bank, in Lees
burg. We.
by order Of the President and Directors.
JOHN p. INGI.E, Cert
CA<s & Okis Canal Cen
July 7, l83i.-wtlNov.
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DIR. CIIARH0ANsS
.dnH. Dyspepfie, or Sour Stomach
R1LESa


HAVE stood the test OF experience, and
LA arc found to DO On infaiiible Cure for
iudieestion. These pills have been highly
approved Of by those who have used them
Tor the above disesss. They &C: asa pow er-
ful tonic, ncutralizing the acid upon The
fiomaeh-givs strength 10 the debiiitatcd
orHaus Of digcstion-restors The appetite
and remove pauses snd sickness al tho sto-
mach, hstitusl eosuytness, besd-achs, dss.
pondency Of be mind, palsness OF the coun-
ienanee, Pslritasisn Of the heart, vertigo or
giddinsss, belching up Of water which II
aomctfaes tasteless but uost commonly
sour. and many other nervous nirections.-
They do DOT contain mercury 10 any form,
nor do they sicksn The stomach as most pur.
gstive medicines TO, but perform The Office
Of safe end mild c,thartic. There is no
TsstrietIon 10 diet or drink, or exposures 10
vet or cold, while using them. They are
therefore particularly calculated for family
use. The propris,or OF these pills was on e
OF the most eminent practitioners of nedi-
cine In the United 6taiss, end used then
successfully In his practice for many years.
For sale BY
DIR. ]. ANDREWS & CO.
Hs7eTs- Ferry
And A. ii SNYDER,
Sept. 8. Elk Rum J:Jsson Co. Va.
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MONTGARNIER.

IN thus undertaking q task. often urged
L upon him by the partially Of bis friends.
yet. from which he has thus far turned with
unaffected reluctance-inasmuch a. he stood
not then, ~ now, in need Of the probable
emoluments n might produce-the writer
trusts he will escape the charge Of any senti.
ment akin to the nero vanity Of aufhsrship,
when he manifests his desire Of appearing be.
fore the public simply in his Anonymous cha
racter; and, moreover. on the completion Of
an undertaking to which his vicissitudss alone
have impelled him. to make il his Last, ~ il
10 his frat effort OF the kind.
The work will be put to press in the
course Of the present summer. and viii form
an octave volume OF about 200 pages, on fine
paper and handsome type.
TERMS.
One Dollar per copy. in boards; or. in ca.
ses where the amount may be kindly sdvanc.
ed to the authors aid. the work viii be deli.
vered neatly bound and lettered.
New-Yosk, 1881.
T Subscriptions viii be received II the
Office OF the virginia Free Press.
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PRoposAIs.
For puhlishiag. Ia MarsinsbsrS. Virginia, . Wesk
y N.wVnper, "a b called the
VIRGINIA 1EPU11.x0A1.

rTvnE uedersigWed propose Publishing. In
VIE torn Of NsssinsburR. virginSa, .
Ally Ns~spspcr. usdcr tbs above sisis. And
- v 10 customary for Eaiisors "a give, is ssseir
prospessus. - osssline of The leadisy priaeiples
upon which sieir qualification slsAIl c eoaslscsed.
ve 40 70, in ~ hrief . ussneer ~ posaible.
At thu preecnt period u high party excitement,
il val no doubt he cxp-ctrd thss The RsrC sLIc =
will rsnk itself under The banner Of ono or othsr
ot the tvo grsst eoutcoding pasties into which tie
country 10 divided. Not 70, however. II will bs
devoted to the es0se of no man or party. IL oil
be conducted With n rye single 60 measures md
priucp plea IL will eoliss under the bsuaer oG ths
AnxaicAS Sysrxs, ard fall or flourish With L.
let vho msy b. 1t the heal az the govcrnment.
Hut u dali not, in lie devotion 20 this great OBJ
j~v,, Iosr sight Of the ordinary sahiees. of ncss
paper stsesslson The proceedings u our Ma
lional and Stssc leGis,stures-thc fo~ciga and
loaaesais occurrences of tho timcs-the Literary
and Scientific advances and Developments Of the
dny-the onward march Of Agricultural lmprpvc-
meut-aud the thousand ernsa Of useful sat inter
esfing vAsiety-shsll find y resting place in the
columns Of the RnSu Hut il may be said
that these nre mere promises Co be realized.
all ProPeciuses composed The Editors, how
ever, rely upon the we'll known liberality Of us
section OF their native State, la which they pro-
pose entering upon their editorial carccr-ti,ey
therefore, hsttcr themselves that they may n
chcsrcd in their outsst with = .lsare of public Pc
troragc, the continuance Of which they ask M
longer than they shall deserve il.
LIZ w. ALBCRTIS.
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To House JOiners.

DRoPOSALs will be received from thi.
Il time to the Oath day of September. for
repairing the Presbyterian Church in shep
herdstovn. Application to be made to ei.
ther Of the subscribers. living near shep-
herdstown, Jefferson County. Va
Az Il proposed to expeDd from 800 tc
1000 dollars upon this work, the censrsc,
will be valuable one.
JOHN QUICLEY,
CONRAD BILLMYRE,
WM. SHORT,
Aug. IS. 1851. Building Committee
81 The Torch Light Hsgerstown, and Fred
cricktovn Examiner, will insert the above adver.
tiseinent three times, and send their accounts te
the Free Press Once, Chariestown, Jefsrrsos
county, Va.
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N the Lutheran Church ia the II. S
THE eleriesl sRd icy delegates en-
n Poisted BY che different district ~
mods, ase requested 20 assemkls Il Ere.
deF'ck, Maryland. On sbs sob day. aad
last Sueday Of October beEt AZ tbs Sv
nod s'Il be called upon 20 Transact bus;
nsss 81 vital impoFianee to the Church
adtiscFy brsth-sn will be ehssrfully re
eeiVed. if due Information Of Their ,o,sn.
lion 10 be present. be given 10 Che suh.esl
Der. DAVID =. SCH.F.FFER
SteveIary II he q. s. n fAs ~ g
Jolly Il, 1881.
tEE. B--Printefs throughout the u
:. ara most respectfully Fsqusstsd e IA
ssrt this nstice. and tie N. B. We are
very grateful 10 those NhO spoa fsrsnes
occasions. attended % eur Fequest. -
whieh usany Of their subscribers are IN.
iefsSssd
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The E0h Session Of
llRA Yo1TXRD 911u1ARY
voR YOUNG LADIES,

WILL. esas~ses - hss~isy the 18th OF
w sepssms~v (inss
Esiuosiiss 70 vieved 81 the ps;ss;psss cf
thss Institutes. % "shss Which iscuicsses
correct principles. pstsbes tssse. r~gsls,es
the temper. eslsivases rsssop. ssAAnss pes
sio"s. dsec's the feeIisGs. hsbs'assss 10 ve-
Section. trs'as To ssIf desssi. ssd especially
the, sh'eh refers ell scsioss. feel;sgs. ssa,'
s'euss, tastes. and passions. To the 1--we sad
fear of God"
The Ehessi pssrensee bestowed on THE IN.
ssitusiea. has procured FOE "a the fsst tesehess
in every branch Of scieasi6e enc orusReessi
education. vbose constant sim 70 TO strength.
en- their experience. by ecssulsing the vnsi-
ous systems Of modern improvement 10 Es-
rope ssd America. Tbs vie'lsns care an;
parental vs'ehfuIness sft The Ladies, vhe live
together - one hone hold. regulsset through.
out Nth view "a the .mpsoveneas If their
pupils. seeu-e good heaith. and prophet,
of eoedues. and afford opportvaiii~s fps IN
| cuIcssing lessons is thsse numeross posnis A
maapers and morals. which come into vie ..
ooly. 10 such domewie s'tussiou. where IT,.
tsrn.i interest," pervsdes eli ss instruction.
TERMS.
Board. ooe hundred dsllsss per ,nnun. or IS
deilsfs quarterly. p>y able in advance
Tuition secording 10 the eIsss in which the
pupil ranks, from IS to 10 per quarter. In
advance.
French, HsI;sn. and Spanish. each a.
Music. Piano, Harp. and Guitar. TX
Dancing, Il
Drawing. Landscape. Flower. Minisiure,
and Velvet Painting. 6
Lectures on Philosophy. Chemistry and As
troDomy. by u. Hsiloveil
zach young lsdy must bs provided 9TH
bed. bedding. towels, table and tee spoon,
and silver tansier.
A uniform 70 worn daily in winter. OF blue
bombsset. or eircsssisr. and black apron II
the same material . plain my.ii. hsatiker-
chief leather shoes. and eoiosed hose On
Sunday. . similar dress. With . cape Of the
sane material . straw bonnet. nBet With
| slue. and er,msoo ribbon closks of DARK
blue. summer dress OF blue ginghan. dur
! ing The week, and on SUNDAY q waite drrs..
blue belt. sed the sane bonnet worn .. ir
winter. 9th blue ribbon.
REFER TO
Rer. x Keith. Rec MA. Jark,op, Rev 4.
Mann, JOHN Roberts. TAorns, Fsirfs<. 7Ao.sp-
son = Mason, Lawrence Ls,ri, E,shasd % Ma
son Bernard Hoe. a. c. Ca-snsrs & 10 n
7xompfo~. Hn. Fowis 4 Co. George Eitni
.7iersndria.
Gen WIN. " Overien. Lsuis,e,,s
Col Bomford, Hon. Leri Woodbury.. Gem
Rogers Gales T. Seaion Washington
TsmpL JMaso~. Tsnpis Hall Leudeun. Ia.
JOHN Il. Wsshinsfon .Neunf Hsrnon
Henry Tvaer whesfisnd J.fsrson, Ia
Hon Dsais. Wsssisr, Jsssssohassfis.
Gen JOHN Mason, CsovgeiotrH.
A.KxAsprIA. Corner Of Duke and wash
ington streets. Sept. 3, 1881.
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Oh xsA MONxERAEsS
Coltcuabia,a Vegetable Specific,


EoR the cure Of Consumpiions, Asthma,
n Splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary AZ.
.fsetions Of every kind. The most valuable
remedy ever Jet discovered for The cure Of
Coasompiions. To ell afflicted with those
Troublesome elections, an immedi use
Of this highly celebrated Specific IL only ne
sessary TO eoavince the most incrednlous Of
its pos,essing quaiiiics superior 10 any other
medical preparation yet disc orered. This
epeei6c IL o6iainsd by extraction from herbs,
roots, piests, ec.i IN combination Of those
rnost valuable herbs IL becUmes baIssm of
superior vaIss 20 The human famiiy. n
heals tss injured varrs, opens The pores and
eonpoass the dsfnrbsd nerves; spd while
IL elssnsas and hsais, IL also given sire 9Th
70 tbs tsudsr lung, improves digestion, re-
pairs the appetite and Improves the spirits.
Pkis speeiee n siways gives in 5afsty-n IL
mild end pheasant TO The tasrs. sud may be
safsiy given 10 wsnen In Whatever ccndl-
ton. the most delicate circumstances not
excepted. A greafmsny we'll sniheniicai.
ed esrti6ca;es eofild be obtsinsd: the pro-
prisior 10 opposed TO any thiDeiiks pua, end
prefers 70 risk IL on i'd own merits sioue.
Pie psblic viii pleaye 10 DO csuiious OF Q
spurious srticIs :--none sre genuine without
the sigpsture Of The proprietor alone, which
VIII accompany eseh bill Of direction.
friee One Dollar. For ssisby
DIR. J. ANDREWS & co.
Hnpny-FcT1g,
Aod A. ~. SNYDER,
sept 3. Eie Rfn, Js6Srgon Co. Va
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To the Fdmevs snd Chssosssrs Of fks
Cksviesfsscn MiH generally.

To the FSuaevs snd Chssonsrs Of fhs
Chsviesfes0n Asg generally.
TNHE subseTisss having thoroughly
u cleaned HE Mill Race, aud re-
paired HE Mill. 10 now ready for the re.
eeption OF Wheat; sad, jedgisg from pre-
sent Appearances, believes there viii 81 a
snsheieney OF water 70 enable him TO de-
liver FLOUR on demand 20 those who
may please 60 favor him With their Whea,
TO grind. Strict attention 70 the business
N TIE mill will be paid By Mr. joins T.
flENDEasos, whose standing for honesty
and qualifications 40 q miller, cannot bs
questioned.
ne'shbousing Farmers. by proper cal
enlaticn, will find that In no e se can thsv
Do bettered By ba0ling their Wheat 20
River MiIl-ist u 10 easier to haul their
Flour 10 the River thea thar Wheat
I'd. They can do il ut leisure tispes.-sd
Their DIAL will be mere convenient --A,h
Barrels can Be furnished then, here on hs,-
Ter terms than 81 sny River mill; and
shonld they wish their Flour sent 10 ynsr.
ket from the Mill, il shall be doae II We
~ small differe0es.
will purshsss WHEAT at the fair
market price, end if those Who pot thar
wheat N my hili 20 EFisd, shoald want
monsy, they can Always ~ seeomn,oda.
ted. CsustFy work viii he promptly At.
tended 10. aSd well ground Flour, Rye
Conn., DIAL. &c. will be sold At fairpvisss
Tor cash. u Is hoped The busisess will b.
so eondseted as 10 merit share Of public
psiTonage. VIM. r. Lock
~ Hseaa Corn Ia tho Pail, % !, is nov very
sarsc.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22
I HAVE on HAND,

4 FiRsr.RATE Csrio,e With o .,nd,.
n tops Wagon that will answer for M.
OF too hocses-s strong Car,--a 80 gallo,
s'1srd vorm-withs general assortment a
Copper. Tin. and Brass Hare.
sneh - copper and brsss Kettles OF d fT.rer.
s'res--AHD-iRONs OF different prices and
pst'erns-sn kinds nf copper, brass. md
composition csssicg.. done sgreeabie TO pa.
terms Also, bell metal wagon, oanis-e.
snd gig Boxes Of al sires. which aill b.
fo,nd Tar superior To tho cast iron boSe,-
bells n every description made TO order
together with Q general assortment n the
improved COOKING STOVES, also. Fr,nk
lin and Close STOVES.
! wish to employ 6rst-rsie Wagon. Maker
ONO that Is capable or carrying on = shop.
No Tin wsre win be mesded as nv ,hoa
after the 5iss December. except on, .~n
make. THOMAS RAWIlNs
Chsriestovn. Sept 8, is5i.-3t.