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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-08

''iH 20 grant no pension wiera there was no wnpn1
tn' c'aSS Oh petitions has been thrown out ,v tho
No'uui''tee ea mGsse. Much future lersIation will
'e prevented by two laws which are meditated-frs.
~ 'rans'cr to the County Courts Jurisdiction over
sepirae e'ectionsand second 20 revise the election
is"S' no" extremely obscure and contradictory II
Is pr''anie also, that jurisdiction over divorces will
ue vested IN some Other tribunal than the Legislature
''''s day TINS week, will no doubt he ASSIGNED far
ne election OF Governor and Councillors The cleo
ZION OF Judges viii not take place before the Judico
ry bill is finally disposed Of
PUBLIC PHINrEH to the tenor of pre-
V'ous information aud rnmors from Washington. i,
VIII be observed that Duff Green has bdn kgaa
elected rrnter to the House of Representatives..
inc Senate have yet male no ciection.) Mr. Fran
CTS L. olair was not nomnntcd at ell; who was gene
raiiy expected to have superseded Green. Arrange
ments ont of doors no doubt controlled the yo,o
within.
In ono aspect, we feel approach to satisfaction .,
Duit luck. 1t argues, that however potent in the
Ca'''e'' van Bareni'm has yet to fight the battle in
Congress.
hn MoNRoE's CLAGar 1.-The friends of this claim
appear to have rallied after the vote in Committee
vi tue whole. We understand it will pass in the
shape 1t has now assumed--namely that if the ac
counting officers shall think him entitled to $50 600 ON
the principles of equity aud JUSTICE the same shall be
paid him. This traQsfers responsibility from Com
gross 10 the Accounting Officers
u The Nat. Intelligence, OF Thursday save Tho
Senate Of the u States has ratified the treaty made
by Mr. RhInd with Turkey-vith the exception of he
reputed secret article, granting certain privileges
IN reference to building ships of war.
b- 1t VIII be seen that direct act Of hostility to-
wards recharterug the Bank of the q. States, has
been defeated in the Senate
~ The heavy rains on Tuesday and Thursday.
with the comparatively moderate weather on Thurs
Jay and Friday morning, and strong current. have
broke up the ice in the and on Saturday piub
the new Steamboat John Morris succeeded in GETTING
up with the Exit and Cherub in tow
Since Friday, however, we have had hard freezing
weather. and the ice on TIE Dock, Basin and Canal
IS thicker and stronger than ever but it is hopsd the
current IN the River will keep it from freezinc- over
again this season.
Two Negro waggoners were frozen 70 daotf 90.
then way to this city last week. One of them was
afV'ng coal wagon. The other, beIoneinq to
Fmhp Wcodson, of Hanover, was sent IN to,rnsor
Monday with a load of produce, and on TUESDAY,
morning the Wagon was found stalled on tho road
ana the unfortunate driver lying stifened corpse
alongside oft.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-08

DIED at his resjdGnco in Louisa county, near tie Green
Pls, on the 5olh January of Typhus fever VIM Morris
Esq aged about Oh numerous family and wide c,rs -;
l,e"' aepoIe an event equally unexpected aud affecting
~ ogc, s'Saeous ard upright Citizen, exemplary and
o"C"d"'c IN me relations Of husband father mascr and
.en we man could scarcely have died loss would be
family and friends ~ '""''ud'S
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-08
MONDAY MORNING. FEE :, 18sI

d. Fhe Northern Mail dno on Friday. arrived yes
'erday Those due on Saturday ard yesterday, have
no; come on yet.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-08

I0yr"v, Dec td-Tue GRAIN Flour market r,,,,i,7
nm h'neriean Flour ln bond 5laJ2s per bf
Another Letter T.oy7-v ra- ~
In n1rke material v5ria'ions have taken rlare drr
the last week Cotton rs depressed and wi, most elv remain
20 for some 7 ~ conc and lower prices will be submitted TO-
Eoonn remain heavy. ihr Gr7n and Flour market is sta
Nona' " 10" 'e stock 'n il THIS country on the CONT
eni r " & we shall require large supplies 9our SIDE
dnrH- V-rs and .Hmwrf h"t io . .r' nueb chance
u prices .r: s1Gc tf1c ln conc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-08
Gle Constitutional egsi1fn.
1T No Northern Mail yesterday

SATURDAY MORNING, FEE s I891
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-08

Us we were yesterday in error, in saying that
-Hf MOTIFS was opposed to carrying Court u:o
e''n oOuy an error however, of little consequence
Is 'ne pr@e' submitted by him, corrected it. Mr.
motifs Is IN favor of carrying Court into each
oouh'y' but suo naodo-with limitations upon the
principle
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-08

01 1t VIII be seen that a direct act of hostility TO-
wards rechartering the Bank of the o. States has
been defeated in the Senate
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-08

Virginia s. Authorizing ;he Board OF Public VT
to subscribe 10 the stock Of the Bcrryvill Turnoi
Ectompany;;. d. Authorizing separate election in
in The county Of Russell.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
House and Lot for Sale.

HNiE subscriber offers for sale, his
II. HOUSE and LOT in Charles.
town, Jefferson County, situated on the
Main street. the second house west Of Mr..
III. Haines' tavern, near the town run, and
within half square of a never failing well,
which, 10 tho last dry seasons, nearly
supplied the town. The lot is 62i feet in
front. The buildings are large and com
modIous; one part Is "a feet by ~, two
stories high; the basement story 10 nearly
above ground, and has large fire place (;
being roony and sfisrding good light, il
would suit for almost any kind Of business
The other part is one story high. with
Kitchen aud cellar underneath; also, a
back building. 10 by u feet. which is at
tacbed to the house. lf application be
soon made. possession can be had this fall
u not sold at private sale by The 10Th
oi September. Will oAer il 1T public sale
lbe terms will be accommodating. Ap-
ply 10 The subscriber or the premises
JOHN LAMON.
Aug. ). 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
STAPLE and Fancy
GOOD So

coNsisTlNG or
Super. medium AID common Cloths,
do. do. do. Cashmere,
Csss'nct's, "a large supply and cheap
GAUGE flannel. crcassians, I.astings,
Beareri-en. bang up. dr,lling-rrincetts.
French and Ruen Csssimcres.
SILK. Valencia aud Marseillss Vestings,
Pongec Cspe dc Lyon, Barage, Paimsreen,
plain aud ehangesbic Gros. de Naples.
Italian Ius,ring, Senshsw and Florence Silks,
Satin, French painted muslin. Ba,is,e Robes,
Coat de Paly, "a handsome assortment Of rich
prints,)
PLAN, oriental and striped Ginghams.
Green. black aud white gauze Wells,
Muslin collars aud cspes,
Black, white, slate and random Hose and
half do.
Gloves. Superior qusliy,)
81 and 3 4 Grape Shs~ls.
Mandsrccn, Grape. barge and gsuze Udkfs
Embossed Grape Scarfs, G.uze do.
Plain and varcgated silk Braid,
7.S aud A Irish Linen, Renting,
Linen Cambria, i'm do. Bishop Lawns,
Cambria, JacoDets, Book, Null and Swiss
Muslins,
Italian Silk, JacOnct and Swiss Crayats,
Grape, Bapdann, ard flag IIaadkerehiefs,
Table Diaper, blrds.eyc aud Russia DO.
Marseilies Quilts l9 q and 1874,
Rich bonnet and belt Rbbsnds,
Gen,lemen's linen Collars and Stocks
silk unbis Has aud Psrssols,
4 large supply ~ brown Y b!eached Linens,
summer stripes aud Ss,,eer,
) :, z s. ~ snd "a brown and bleached
Cotton.
Pen',eut.-ry sad Warren Plsids,
Checks, Bedticf.qr, &c. &c
vcge'Hef with general stock of
hsrdsstc, Clcer-, Gisss AID in WuIe,
IaT'k " ia ',.ss -Ols and Pants,
f65csrieS ami liquors.
A. - which ,hcy resrec;f,lly offer >, re-
d1--'i P'.ce,. They particularly invite the
sucriI'. of ih' pchiir 20. thar -sSo,tmen, ~
t'1.s', vI! Casinos Thankful for pas,
a'-ons =, ,he, gro, fuilv sDhci, q confirm.
ance RUsSl.Lj & FIIZSINNONS.
july IL. 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
TO he Formers and Customers Of The
Chariesfoun MM generally.

TO he Formers and Customers Of Inc
Chariesfomn MiR generally.
H>bE subscriber having thoroughly
cleaned his Mill Race, and re-
pared his Mill. 10 now ready for tho re.
ccpiion OF Whest; aud, judging from pre-
sent appearances. believes there will be a
sufhciency OF water TO enable him 10 de
liver FLOUR on demand 10 those who
may please 10 favor him with their Whe Al
10 cr'nd. Strict attention to the business
~ the mill will be paid by Mr.. JoHS L.
lirSDERsoS. whose standing for honesty
and quaIific ations as a miller, cannot be
questioned.
Neighbouring Farmers. by proper cal
cGlaiion. will find that Ia no case can the
be beuered by hauling their Wheat 10 u
River Mill-lst. IL Is easier TO haul their
Flour To the River than their Wheat -
I'd. They can do IL at leisure times sd.
Their ottsl viii be more csnve nient :--ath.
Barrels can be furnished tho n here on bet
ter terms than at any River mill; and
should they wish their Four sent 60 mar
ket from the Mil, Il shall be done at a ve.
~ small difference.
! will purchase WHEAT at the fair
market price, and if those who put their
Wheat in my Mil to grind, should want
money, they can always be accommoda-
ted Country work will be promptly at
tended To. and we'll ground. Flour, Rye.
Corn DIAL, Sc. will be sold at fair prices
for cash. u is hoped the business will be
so conducted as 10 merit a share Of public
patronage. WIN +. LOCK
mean Corn ia the Fall, it is nov Yer,
SearV-.
Aug e. 1871
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08

nANtEL SNYDER. having taken On IN
~ terest with Font.ine Rec khan in the
island Mill. near iisrpers-Feuy. will remark
~ the customers at the said mill. and Ia Ear.
mers generally, that every exer',on will be
used 10 promote the interest of those d,spos-
ed 20 do their business Mt this mill. The un.
dersigued hope, from . determination to
leave nothing rudone on their part, ca re.
ccive reasonable share Of the business -
The NIL ~ in good order. and ready TO re.
ce've all kinds ci grain, ~h'cb " III be strictly
attended 10 by Mr.. stephens, the farmer
miller. Tor the adv antage OF customers " c
will take upon oUrs,lves al the trouble vi
delivering their -four (subj-ct to their ordrr)
IN marke'. eft, citing sales, &C. if they wish il
u. ON the contrary. they procure their Own
bos'mcn, NC " III del,e their -four nj a shor,
notice. Anal ts those " no wish TO sell their
wheat, We only ak n call, believing A. wc
DO. that VIC can at all times give AZ near the
fair market price for wb,s, AZ any other mil
lers II is net necessary for US here To po,ni
out the advantages pertaining IN and to thin
mill, ~ farmers generally consult their own
interest. We viii however remark, that the
tine road from ChGlestowD to iIarpers-Fer
~. passing directly BY this mill, is now yer,
nearly completed. by which many Of the Tar.
mcrs.psr,icuisriy those quite near thereto. viii
be enabled for several months in the year "a
carry from 100 10 l25 bushels of wheat =, q
single load-this, TO many, will 10 a grca,
advantage. To the farmers Of I-ou.loun We
ssy.~e will exchange Flour for Wheat nj an,
time, and grind their country work, as well
a, that OF ous Customers, az the shortest notice
DANIEL SNYDER,
fONrAINE DECHIAM.
Aug I9. 1851 If
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
673 ACRES OF LAND,

large proportion of which is in timber of
the finest quality. The advantages possess.
ed by this property are very great Lying
near the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, il
as in the vicinity of the large mill. erected on
these streams, whllstall the facilities for trans.
porting ate produce 10 market. TO be derived
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Carai, and
the Baltimore Rail Road, will be enjoyed by
At in the highest degree. There is . large
and constant stream OF " alter running through
the tract, OF such magnitude tina, il supplies
several valuable mills before it reaches this
land. There are also several fine lime stone
springs on the estate. The cleared land is in
high state Of cultivation, and the fences are
good. Possession can be had Immediately.
The terms will be accommodating, and IL
found advantageous TO do so, the tract will
be divided into two parts TO suit purchasers.
All applications TO be made TO the subscri
Der. residing al Charlestoxn, Jefferson coun.
~. Va. JOSEPH L. DAUGHERTY.
June 9, l85i.-tE,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08

Office .f He ChesopsSte and Ohio Canal,
wAsHiSGTn>, JUNt -. 1881
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN -.
1 an instslmeBt Of two dollars and 60,
cents per share. (being the aI,t mt
mend on every share of stock IN tho Chs
sapeake aud Ohio Canal COMPANY. 49,.
CURED 10 bee paid on the 5,h DAY ofSep,er-
b,r next; aud further sum Of two a..
lars anu CITY cents per share beng IA,
2.d instalmentl on the Ist dsy of Moves,
Der next: which instalments must h. r,,4
to the credit Of the Chesapeake aud Oh,
Canal Company, to the cashier or o,he,
officer OF either Of the following BaaA,.
VIZ:
The Branch Bank Of the United States :.
Washington.
The Bank ct Washington, at wsshinCtor.
The Patriotic Bank, do
Tic Rank Of the Metropolis, do
The fsrncrs and Mechanics Bank, Il Geo,-.
town.
The Bank Of Alexandra, at Alexandra.
The bank Of Potomac, do.
The Farmers Rank Of lexantiris, 10.
The Mechanics BsLk OF Alexandra. do
The lisgcrs,own Bank, IN Hsgerstown. NJ
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, IN CLars,
town, Va.
Ard the Branch Of the Valley Bank, inI.es,
burg, Va.
By order OF the Presiden, and Director
JOHN =. INGLE, Cl.r.
Ches. & Ohio Cana -
July :, l6Si.--w tlNov.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
NEW GOODS.

N Market.Squnre, Harpers-ferry.
'T>HE subscribers again hee the pleasure
4 OF announcing To their friends and ousto
mers that they ate jus, reoen .nE snd open.
iEg a handsome stock of
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
HaZcllicld for Rent.

MRS HUNTER being DESTROYS Of 4 d.
AVA continuing her Farm, now offers Is.
rent. for term OF years. about thr
hundredac acres her HAzELrIKLp EsTA1,
with the buildings now occupied 10y be-
overs.er, and the barn and some 9th,
out houses. Any person DESTROYS Of 'aa
ing lease of the above premises. wi.l 3,
pleased 10 srrly TO her in person. r.,
session ~ be given at New Year.
IL. :. g. TUCKER,
For Mrs inn Huisr
Aug. %, 1881
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
WHEAT AND WOOD.

NNhtAT, delivered 10 The Chare.ics,
W MIL and WOOD. furnished at o..
Time during the season, will be taken w..
deots due this Office. A suppl, oftilc
article would be acceptable in.me lia,sly.
ffre Press Office, Aug. IL, 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
CASH FOR WHEAT.
To the Farmers Of Jefferson
and Bcrkeley.

II Hits's interest In tho Hopsweil Mili.
on the Shenandoah River, Is prepared ~
usual. for the insnufseture of Flour. he
will give . barrel cf Superhoc Flour for
every 500 pounds of merebsntaole Wheat.
aud will pay the highest msrkst price in
cash for Wheat delivered I'm the mill, at al.
times. JACOB MEM CONFER
Aug. 25, 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08

FCH SIZE.

VIE subscriber has just received al the
Il ChsrissiOwn Ap.thoc3rS and Book
store, the following work, which he Offers
for sole a, very reduced rriees, VIZ:
History oi Ensiaud, b, Hume,
Sn.oll-tt and Miller = vols.
GibhOns' Rome 4 vols.
Russe's Modern EuI,pe , vols
GiIies' Greece do
ramsay. Universal History ia DO
Meals History Puri;ans . do
Joscphus' Works do
Musbeims' EcIesias,icsI History do
Glands Defence Of the Protestant re forms A.
nation 2 vols.
Johnson's Works = vols.
English Drama DO.
Robertson's History Of America do.
Roh,risoD's History OF Charles The 5th do.
Robertsun's History of Scotland do.
Burko's Works : do.
SCOTS Life OF Napoleon 9 DO.
Smeliis's Philosophy do.
Horns Introduction to the Critical Stud,
q knowledge Of the Holy Scriptures do.
Msgce on Atoncmeni | do.
Mcknight on The Rpistles q do.
Buruet's History of tie Reformation C DO.
SCOTS (WsserIy) Novel. syo % do.
ByrOn's Works svo do
Noore's (Thoma-) Works $40 DO.
SCOTS Political Works $50 do
Craho'S Poeticsi Works svo do
Robert Treat faine's Works in Verse and
Prose vol.
Humo's Philosophioo l ESSAYS do
Fedcralisi, on the New Constitution do
Contemplotions, Moral and Divine, BY Sir
Matthew Hal. / do.
Palcy's Works, Storms Works
May ,. JAMES BROWN.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08

VNHE subscriber has commenced the Ann.
~ thecsry business next 20 Captain ~
IhomPson's Hotel, srd directly opposite the
Z. ), Arsenal, IT Ii@fptrs- Tefry Those Who
may favor him Niih their custom, msy re ID,
upon getting good and genuine medicines
Prescriptions attended to Nth accuracy and
despatch. The pubho's Lorble servant,
JOSEPH &. uAYS.
sect 4, 1851
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
TAILORING.

q w CCTsH wv takes this meth.
~ informing his friends and the pulIc e..
iisrpers-ferIy and ~ vicinity, that te ha,.s.
ken the room adjoining T.. e M.ocab-'s l..
office, formerly occupied by DR. Nsrmt.
where he intends carr, ing on the above ou,
ness IN all IT'S branches. Having, fof The l..,
tour or 1--WE wears. been working m all 'i-
principal cities. he fauers himself Tia, ..-
who may favour him with their custom o.
rest assured Of having their work done .
wen as a. aHy Other shop ia The country.
lie would also ialofm the public, TIA; ,.
has taken into copsrtnersbip, T.. I skLGG,.
Who has been cutting for the last three ycsr
IN Ne" York, aud Who served lbs Gpprent.c.
ship IN Plulsdelpbis. and has been emplcy,
as foreman IN Que CT the most extensive NJ
chant tailoring establishments in the city
New York.
cUrsHAw-& sKEGGs therefor A..
themselves that, With the knowledge ,..
possess of the business. and with punciu. '-
and street application. to merit Ibersl shss
OF public patronage.
" B.-Gsrments cut on the shortcs,
ice. and in the must fashionable manner.
Sept. I, 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
Notice 10 Farmers.
nANiEL SNYDER, in returning his &C.
q knowledyenlents for the libefrl paira

hASitL SNYDER, ia returning his &C
Z Acknowledgements for the lbefsi pa,ro-
PC wh'eh lie has received - a miller, most
especially reforms his i,ierds, soL the pub
e generally, that lie has taken his Son, Ds.
Nd III Snyder. into partnership. in the MIL
~ buside>s. At the , ord Mill ON the shenan-
dUah r,sr--the business ~ which will an IA.
t"fe 1e conducted under the maine of Daniel
srydsr n Son. For the information Of our
customers and farmers generally. We deem
~ necessary TO let them know, that We are
81 al tunes willing tn pay the highest market
price in cash for Wheat; or If grinding Oh
toll At the usual rates Of twenty barrels OF SUI.
perhne f'onf tor every 100 bushcls &c mes.
ehanishlc Wheat delivered in the Mill, to
stand the inspection ct baltimore, George.
town, or Alexandra. is preferrcd, il xill give
We great pleasure To receive their wheat in
this way. Knowing the many advantage
which our mill possesses, particularly as res.
poets ITS local situation, the great facility Of
getting -four ~ any moment, and the great
advantage Of having il seot To market By
means Of Heats loading il from the mill door,
all too, without; any trouble TO the farmer fur.
thfr than to come forward and say at shat
time he may wish i, sent. and IN a re asonable
nme thereafter TO call for tie proceeds Of the
s'ne-wc hlt'er ourselves that when the
farmers take INTO consideration their intefes,
they vill be induced to do Their businss ;,
with US. IS no pains shall be spared to &C.
comrnodats them. and from the desire 10
serve the public with suio, attention TO our
business, We hope io meri; n share &c the
public patronage. Our mill is now in com.
ple'c repair end ready for the reception Of
all kinds OF gram. and under wIy on the pre.
sent crop ct new wheat For the conve.
.n'enoe oil our customers aud f.rIaets general.
", we viii add. that by sending their coun.
Try work over night they can have il ground
10y the next morning. which. by those Who
consider tims as money, will be an object,
particularly at their busy seasons. No dlsap-
p"in'ment (seciden,s excep,cd) need be sp.
ptehcnded. Those who prefer the II ore
usual way. beg at time. can be accommo.
dated on sight.
DaNIEI SNYDER,
DAVID II. SNYDER.
OIL
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
IA REQUEST.

'1'HE undersigned politely requests al per
Il sons Who hold prize tickets in any OF he
classes at the Virginia Free Road Lottery, "a
return them 10 him for settlement IS early q,
may he convenient.
WA. CLEVELAND.
Sept. !, 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
n RARHrEpra.

A YOUNG MAN. vho can come well re-.
- commended a. . BstKeeper, can have
employ n.sn', by spply ing 10 the subscriber
stbsrPenFerry.
July 81, 1861.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
NOTICE.

A PETITION viii be presented loihe next
isg'sis'"re Of Nng'"ia, praying lle pes.
ssBe % lev 70 enlarge the powefs II the
trustee, ~ smi'hfsIj, 10 Jtfsrsoo esun'y.
Jane -, 1851,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
FOR SALE.

A FARM, containing about ia scres,
N adjoining the town Ut Bolivar, near
llsrpers Ferry, IN Jefferson county, about
30 sores 81 which are IN young timber Of .
tbrIiy growth. a part ofthe land is enclosed
BY good pos, and fsil fence and there il
upon u small bWt comfortable stone house
For terms Hpply 10
JAMES n. WAGER.
Sept. !. 1851
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
CYCLOPEDIA FOR SALE.

ClCLOPEDiA FOR SALE.
tfok SALE, al the Charlesiown Apoiho-
II cary and Rock Store, "Tho C,cloprdia
or, Universal Dictionary OF Arts, Sciences,
aud Literature. by Abrsm Rces, ID. ID. +.
Il. ; +. l.. = &c SC"
The above described work i, complete.
bound "a calf leather, iettered and number
ed, and viii be sold low
April !, 1891. JAMES BROWN
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
HarpCrs-Fcrry New Store.

~ ~NNN '''OlNs
H<iiE undersigned. having puroha.
4 I'd the entire Stock ~ Gunds at
M"ssrs Ford & Chapman, have. in adj
non, Just received large and splendid
assortment OF
spring and Summer Goods.
Selected with caro- from the New York
market. which they now offer TO the pub
lie a, very reduced prices for cash -
country produce. Their assortment j.
complete. consisting Of Dry Goods. Gro
ceres, Hardware. Crockcry and Glass.
were: all II which they pledge themselves
10 sell a. cheap as can be purchased IL
the country. Their friends aud The pub
lie generally are respectfully invited to
cal! and examine prices and quality.
SMITH S PATTERSON.
May 20. 1881
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-08
Valuable Jefferson Land
FOR SAIE

SNHE subscriber. as the agent and ator
Il ncy OF Thomas Fairfax, Esq. of Alexsn
drl1, offers for sale that valuable estate in Jef
'erson county, Virginia, called "Tnx Hrp.
MITCH consisting Of