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Notice to Stockholders.

Chartesf0trn, Jan. 3, 1859.
NHE stoskhsiders Il he se.l,1s.ld
~ ChsFSssiown snd HssperE Vsssy Turu.
PIKE Compsay," are respectfully nos;6~d
'hs' sa 'nsisimsni Of - 80 p~v si,srs "a ~.
s'oes % SD company being the 7th inssol.
.nssD = ssqu'ssd % be Ped - tlgHpuasr
FsbguaFy BeEt. ny ossiss Of the Ils.,d =
Andrew HUNTER, So
Janaasy ~. 1874
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Patent Specific Oinf'nent.
DAMS have been taken to make this cup
II ply very good II msy be hst AZ the
following places viz;
Humphrey Reyes, ChuriesfoTn.
.Adan Koung's, Mdrfins6urg.
.Adan Houng T. Co., HarPers Ferry.
IotDaer u Harris, Shepherdsfoscra.
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For RENT.

WAT large sBG eS@@Sdious SfoT.
n House on Shenandoah street, Hsr.
Psrs- Ferry, formerly oeespied By hfasIsn
g Co. aad reeessly By Ford q Chspnan
The situation is eenlFai, and well adapted
70 nsrcaetile baalssss FoE further pss.
ueuiAss. spply 10
p. c. MoCABK.
Jan. ~, 1854
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-19
NOW rs THE TINE!
Valuable Jefferson Land

aHE subscriber wishes 20 cell his farm
"a IN Jeherson county, near Hsines' Mill,
commoniy called the STEFfY FARM, con.
tanning los nefes, more or less, 30 acres OF
sn'on are 10 timber: The improvements are
. comfortable dwelling house, kitchen. nea,
house. and log barn. There 10 aiso an ex.
ceiiens garden. and q small orchard near the
dwelling. The land is in good state Of cul
tivaiion. and not inferior 20 any in the neigh.
borhood. A bargain can be had, % the sub.
scsiber 10 anxious TO sell. Mr.. John Shear.
man, who resides on the farm, win show il 10
any person DESTROYS Of viewingit. Pos terms
apply 20 the subscriber.
JAMES FLoRE.
Bsitlefovn, Frederick county,,
Dec. 9, 163i.---if
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HxOO REWARD.


y AN AWAY from the subscriber. on IN.
IA night Of the 5th Of October iss,. . Neg,o
I'D Man nsmed xsAAO. shout %
" ears obi he 10 ebeut s Zee, 8
~ inches high, . squsre.buiIt well.
~ set fellow. tsvny oompiex,os, ye.
~E y full face. sod dovp look rben
e<zn.s spoken TO, Ills clothing &c,
kno~n, except blue coat about half uorr.
snd an old black for bar. Ne may try 10 ge,
TO rec States but think il possible he
may be lu'king IN this county shout some Of
the towns. ~ he he's been IN the h.ba q
running away add larking sbou, those plsee..
OF IN the neighborhood Of Leesburr, To-.
doun county. We where be wss raIssd
viii give 10 dellsrs H iSken in ,his eour.
~ 20 dollars u cat of this county and ~ ,as
state Ut Virgins; 30 dollars ff taken in Man.
l>nd' and the above reward Of 100 dollars &
M.en IN any nee Stsie. and lodged IN jsi . %
either case, 80 that GET him again.
g.. n. DAVIS.
Jefferson County, Va ,
dec !. i83i.-n
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VIRGINIA. TO VIII:

a, Rules holden in the Clerks ofiee Of tie
Circsiis Superior Court of Law and Chs,
Gerry for Jefferson county, the 6ru Monday
in November. 1851:
Philip Coons, PLAINTIFF,
James .Nubbiejftid. Sen James Sud.
biefieid. junior. Philip Grore. Hran,
Carney. Darid Near. UiiKana Bfap
ctg, and John Henkic.
DEFENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY.
Y'HE defendants. Philip Grove and
\ William Msyweg. not having enter
ed their appearance. and gwen security
according 90 the act OF assembly and the
rules Of this court; and IL appearing by
Satisfactory evidence thst they are not IN
habitants Ut thi. country: II Is oRprsrp.
That the said def. pdsnts do appear here
on the first Dis, of the next term, snd an.
swer the bill Of the plsintiiT. and that a
copy Of this order b- forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in Charles.
town. for two month. successively. and
posted atthe front door e the court house
IN the ssid town OF Charle.town
A ccpy-Tss'e.
ROBERT r BROWN. c. c.
New. ~. 1881
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SeQSOnab[e Goods.

Amongst which may be found splendid
assortment Of Fashionable Faney Goods
suitable for the season, to which he invites
the attention OF generous public. Hi,
Store House is nearly opposite Mr.. Dam
Entler's tavern.
Shepherdstown, Dec. Is.
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NEW STORE.

SAAC N. CARTER respectfully
u announces to the citizens Of Shep
herdstown and the public generally. that
he has opened Large and General As
sortmept of
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1T THE NRIT C0NCERNl
M y have sgsin received fresh sYp.
" ply Of GOODS. Consisting Of Cloths
Csssimefes. Castiasis. Rose ard Po,,t
blsak,is, eheqP large assorimen, IN
Hats Caps. Boots. and Shoes. rem sl,a,
JEFFERSON s. BROWN
Jsn ?. 1887
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More or less. one mile from town. lf moi
sold. i win be rented at the same time
ssd place. for . monied rent CoWditious
made known by II. B. TALBOT.
Jan. 10, 1854.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-19

WAEokzkss, JGW11,AYs 90.
Ii holt. Jr has just received neat a..
Ne sorimeHt Of
bafehr', Jcrrsiry, and Fancy RrfieIss,
Which be is determined 10 cell on a. good
terms IS can be had at any shop sest al al
timoFe.
lie viii Fepair his custoDsfs' Clocks a.d
Waiehes ~ the best manner, snd a. reason.
BE prices. and solioiis the public 20 give h,n,
trial.
iarpefs'Fsrry, Dee !. Isii.-1aM
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HAVE jUst received three doIcn
Chepp'Hg Axes. made expre.sly
tof ms sslss. b. Collins 4 Co, AID can err
cgnf1ents wsrsang theH s,osr,0, a. suy ,t
chefed 10 hrs piser some of them .fe 81
heavy as7i po5Bds
Uiitiam Gereigpf
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-19
Public Sale of Land.

4 s directed by the last will and tes-
N lament Of John WIngerd, deed.
will offer al public sale. on the premises.
on the 2sih day Of January. 1854. about
80 ACRES or LAND.
aear the town Of Sheph~sdste~n. APart
Of which is In wood. being that ,pstt al
the real estate Of the said Joha Wiagerd
which bad been assigned TO his widow as
her dover Tefms-onc half cash. the
other half in six n,ooths from the day Of
sale; the deferred pay mens 20 be secured
by bond with personal security and deed
or trust on the Iasd EXECUTOR
Of .iarsn Je,~eff. ~ho ~as Err IF
Dec l5.-u John Wiagerd
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-19

AHANUFACTUREDby DunIcp <
W. 60" snd warranted equal 20 sBy
made "a ihIs eounify
HUMPHREY KEYEs
Jan . 1882.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-19

dri,bc'of Lf0ir and SifH COD,Js
Lou isshionsbls Fuas sod curb, sus
= ehesP She'll C0mbs. sgpli TO
I'M CieceiapA.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-19
Jefferson Land for Sale.

Il WILL SELL. at pubic cutlery, ON
Saturday the 2Jth Of February, ~
the house Of Joseph Morley. in Shep-
herdstown. q FARM containing
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Fredsricksosrn. Nd. Dec. 27fh, 1881.
To the Editor Of the Virginia Free Press:
SlR-rhe undersigned beg leave to
~ inform you, that they hace esfa.
6ished at the Rail Road Depot.
M FnHDAnY0Xroww,
And new ready for business. LARGE
81 SvynC~rA Nyvu,eAT
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~ 9k4&sA4g
HNHE House and Lot, formerly
owned and oceupied By Mr.. Rich.
srd CIoss. u has Iaisly undergone cen
sidsvable inpTovsnaeats Fer ierms, sp
ply 10 he snbsesiber
JOHN ,. BROWN.
ChsrlestOws, Jan. ~. 1881
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-19
x'OxR SAFE,
1000 Acres of Valuable Ken.
lucky LAND.

THIS tract lies in Hopkins county,
n formerly Christian, and 7 miles
from Madison Wiley, now the county
town. 10 alec lies on the head water. Of
Trade River; asd there is . large stream
OF water running through tie middle or IL.
and good mill sect on IL. THIS land is
veil calculated for farming. ss il lies rol-
lhng-is well iimbsFed with black and
white oak. mulberry. hickory. walnut and
poplar. The under growth is popoau.
spice wood, &c There is ten or 6fseen
acres cleared. and a great maay rail,
made. u viii be sold on SdVantsxeous
terms to the purchaser. BY applying 10
either Of the subscribers, nsss ChavIss.
toVvn, Jsasfsoa county. We.
GEORGE LAY,
JOHN HEWITT.
Dec 10, isS1.--n
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] hereby certify. that Sss for many
months affiliated most grievonsly with The
letter upou both Of my heels. esasing opsn
ing. large enough TO sdmit . persons hngsr
tired vsrions remedies in vain. when vas
induced to Try Judkins' oistmeni, end was
cured By the use Of single box. sm anx-
ious that others, similarly sflie;sd, NAV a..
vail themselves Of 30 valuable . remedy
ROBERT FULTON.
Charlssiown, Dec rs. 1889.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-19

THE subscribes returns his sincere
u thanks to his friends and the pub
lie. for the liberal support and eneearsgs-
ment which be has received IL busiaess,
and solieits eostinuanes ofsheir favours
He 70 now receiving IN eelasgeuest 70 his
Stock Of WINTER GOODS. which viii
be sold at very reduced prices, for cas- h.
he invites . call. 10 exsmine and to Dur
chase. THOMAS HCCHES
Harpers- Ferry, Jao. ~. 1eS2.-4t
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4 Negro Woman for Sale

\ Negro Woman for Sale
II HAVE negro wonsh. Ibsi IA, bsea -.
n cushioned 90 all kiass Of heuss wogs,
who vii sell or exchange FOE negro soJ
she ~ young. healthy. snd strong. A. -
- not sold for anJ fssii, am net disgoss4
10 sell her cat % ihe usighhorbord
ian s, tsa9.
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List of Letters,

I'D EaAiNiN0 h shs Pea 0fRee ~ liar
- pess fsmy. We. O. ths 3lss Of Deesm
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and SUBSTANTIAL
WANIW0WSNa
For the reception Of
Flour, whiskey, Grain, Clio
verseed h other Produce,


Which they propose 70 purchase or for
tcerd sgreeably 10 Instructions.
Their long experience in The Produce
Business in Baltimore. enables them to Of
fer great faeilifies. upon favorable terms.
A liberal public will no doubt appreci-
ate the great advantages they gain By the
first Commercial Establishment upon the
Rail Road, and We solicit their generous
suppsrt.
MERCHANDISE Of every description,
received and forwarded st moderate
charge. and carriage By wagons expected
20 be iotr. Messrs. @. b. WILson & Co.,
Baltimore, win give immediate attention
10 any goods consigned 10 this house.
Very respectfully. ysur obi serv'ts,
CHARLES WILSON & CO.
urRefer TO Messrs. Jacob Albert q Co. and 10
William w. Taylor, Esq, Baismors.
ron SAFE
Plaster, Herrings, Sail. Maekerel,
Hops, Whiskey, &c. 5c.
fJan- g. Is32.-st.]
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Trust sale.

Trust Sale.
OH virtue Of deed Of trust. ere.
- eoted BY John O'Bannon, deed.
ior the purpose Of securing the p.vm.n
OF moaey due Smith Slaughter deed. 4 Iii
SELL 81 public sale. 10 ihe highest b,dd.,
IoF easl. on Friday The 9th February ne.i
at The tavern 81 Febtsine Beekhsu,. 81
ChaEisssovn, all, oFas much. ola
TRACT or LAND,
iJisg ~ yefGersoa eossiy. (sdjoisisg N,
iaod Of MTs NJ BesIl. John Hast. snd
others. And on shieh lhs said John o.
HARMON. deed. Fssidsd.) ~ will BE- suSIi
eieot 20 pay the smouni Of The debt a.
cured by The deed nf trust
HUMPHREY KEYEs. Tru,fs,
Dee ;. 1891
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List off Letters.

Id EMAlNlNG in the Post Office 81
IN Shepherdsfoicn. on the lst Janu-
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Bolivar New Store.

vB>HE subscriber is now receiving aud
Il opening at his Drug Store. an exteu
sive and we'll selected stock of
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vESTiE subscsihss kss ssas blsshsa Sssss,
y in sddstiss 10 the one he occupies II
Harpess Fsssy.- 10 Sesth Bolivar. above
Caps. Halle Works, in which ces<eru hs
has taken into psrsaership Mr. JRaoNe D.
WRsenr. whs esadsces the bssiaess, snd
whore IL - prsssosd Gseds eaa b eb-
tanned On ~ edvsssagssss ssras - ss cay
THosfAS HUGHES.
THE ssbscribsrs are sew rseeiviae ed
II spssiag. st der Store u SestA nsli-
var. . supply Of f4ESH GOODS. suited
10 The seasos. Or fsissds ssd customers.
sad he pebble gsssrsIly. are insiisd 70
call and exaniss--ysss cod buy tso!
THOMAS HUGHES.
JEROME ,. WRIGHT.
Dan. ~. 1854
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To Mr.. CHARLBs HeRsroHs. Proprie.
tor OF Jpdkins' Ointment, nesr
FrederickIown, Maryland.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-08-28
THE FOURTH TRIAL.

On this day another effort will be made
by the citizens Of this State to elect a
Governor and Senate for the remainder
of the current political year. The sub
ject and the occasion calls for plssing
remark, though what we have to say
may be spoken too late, to meet the at
tention Of a majority of our readers. AT
each repeated trial our prospect has
frightened; and we have good reason to
assure our friends, that the result ofthis
days vote will present still brighter
prospect Of eventual success.
When we look back upon the political
history Of Rhode Island for the short ne
riod of year. and rocollect the loud
huzzas which ushered the present DOM
inant party into the chair Of fState--when
we call to mind their boasting of their
strength, and their sneers at The weak
ness Of their opponents, and when we
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-08-28

ut our representatives for words spoken
in their official capacity."--Al6any ID.
Advertiser.
Quere. To what bully does the Dai-
ly Advertiser allude To Henry Clay,
who whilst speaker Of the house Of rep
resentatives challenged its members TO
mortal combat ?-who challenged and
shot at John Randolph, "for words spo-
ken in debate l"-who assailed with
gross epithets an eminent but absent
citizen (Mr. Gallatin) that has filled,
with honor high stations under every
administration of the federal govern
ment ?-who INDUCED in foul personal
ties towards a venerable senator, whose
character and habits so signally rebuked
the licentious indulgencies of the Bar
bacue Orator Does the ID. ADV. allude
to this bully, or to his present associate
bullies, Poindexter and Moore, who chal
lenged through the public prints, in the
most wanton spirit Of bravado, the en-
tire New York delegationl If Henry
Clay, on what "lofty and generous prin-
ciple" do the editors of that paper sup
port, or pretend to support, such "bul-
ly" for the Presidency? Or does this
way of backing ones friends belong to
profound study and enriched intellect y
Albany Argns. ~ i
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-08-28
KILLING OFF JACKSONISM.

1t is very amusing to notice with
what dexterity and self complacency
all the Clay papers are for the hun
dredth time engaged in killing off Jack
sonlsm. 1t has been their regular trade
ever since 1924, you know-they always
went to work and laid their eggs ia the
spring with great deal Of cackling and
crowing-hatched out tremendous re-
actions-extensive defections-and turn
coat manifestoes, all through the sum-
mer, and by fall Jacksonism was us
dead, from one end Of the country to
! the other, as g a door nail.' Regularly
every successive year has this been the
case. When the fall elections came, to
be sure, the "Lion" showed his teeth
instead of his tail; the whole arithmetic
ofthe Clay men was swept away-their
calculations evaporated- their dcfences
broken down, and every cur boused into
his kennel, and barked for a fortnight,
at "the stupidity and ignorance of the
people," But as soon as the elections
were over, they went out again-and
the same game was replayed-all the
old stories told-all the old prophecies
new vamped-the American System
was re-painted-Mr. Clay's virtue re-
paired-a patch put here and stitch
there-and Jacksonism was regularly
killed off by rule and compass again,
from Maine TO Georgia. At first they
cooked up the six militia men-that fail
ed. Last year they had the Indians and
the new Cabinet to work up-that failed.
This year they have put the Clay mare
to an Anti Masonic colt. The issue will
prove Jackass, or there is no foretel-
ling the result of cross breeds. And the
Bank jockeys can no more ride such an
animal against Old Hickory, than they
can out run streak of lightning-but
they will try it. Let them try. The
truth is, they may talk about reactions
and kill off Jacksonism as much US they
please. The people go the other way.
They are amused-but they can neither
be deceived nor begged-nor bought
They go for the administration. They
support the old patriot of '76-They are
for letting well alone.--Emporium &.
True american.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-08-28
THE BANK ADVOCATES.

II should be borne in mind that those
editors who are loudest in condemning
the Presidents rejection of the Bank
bill, are the debtors of the bank, in most
instances to an amount entirely beyond
their ability to pay and consequently
they are completely at the mercy of the
Bank and obliged to do its bidding. The
profigate editors ofthe National Intelli-
gencer, are debtors to the bank for many
thousand, and the editor of the Pennsyi-
vania Inquirer, who bolted on the receipt
Of the Veto, owes the bank more than
thirty thousand dollars. When these
facts are viewed in connection with the
case Of the New York Courier and En-
quirer, where the cause of the sudden
somerset in favor Of the bank was found
to be loan Of 50, 900 dollars, upon no
security at all, the people can be at no
loss to ascertain in what manner the
bank has used its money "to buy up men
and presses like cattle in the Market"
Is there an honest man in the commun-
ity who can tolerate as institution so
and corrupt-an institu-
tion owned in part by the English no.
bili,y, and directed by their minions in
this country N. II. Pat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-08-28

compare tbese facts with whet the events
q the past season has presented to our
view ; who is there so hardy as to deny
that the beam ofour adversary's scale il
not about ascending into and becoming
as light as air itself. The fact is the
freemen of Rhode Island have been
gradually but constantly awakening to a
sense of the splendid success which has
marked the career Of Gen. Jackson's ad-
ministration. They have seen the Pre-
sident (as he always has done) still pur-
suing with firmness and decision those
measures which are calculated to fill not
only the measure of his own, but what
is far dearer to him, the measure ef his
country's glory. They have witnessed
too the late mad career Of the man who
unfortunately for his own fame has rash
y put himself forward to meet a sure de-
feat in the ensuing presidential contest.
Have we not the utmost reason to be
satisfied at the prospect before us. In
the State we are daily becoming stronger,
while our opponents, are not only COM
paratively but absolutely growing weak
err; and through the whole constellation
of the States, there is not single star
in which the cause of Jackson and de-
mocracy does not shine with increasing
lustre. We call therefore upon our
friends, one and all to be prompt in the
discharge of this days duty, that what
they have hitherto gained by their vigi-
lance may not be lost, or even dininish-
ed by their inattention.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-08-28
From the N. Y. Worningman's Advocate.
PoRTRAIr OF PREstpENr JACKSON.

PoRTRAIr OF PRESIDENT JACKSON.
II was our intention to have noticed before
this, a superb lithographic likeness Of the
hcrosof New Orleans" executed by Pen
dleton & Hill, from the portrait painted by
Col. Earl, and now offered for sale in this
city. 1t is full length figure ofGen. Jock.
son at his former residence, the Hermitage.
and exhibits his tall stately form, and mar
tial carriage, unbroken by time. or the srdu-
o1s services he has performed for bis coun-
try's benefit The artist has displayed his
usual taste, in selecting for his scene the ia
vored spot to which his distinguished sub.
ject resorted after his glorious victories over
his country's enemies. where, in calm seclu.
sion, he might repair his health which had
been so materially impaired in the defence
Of his beloved country. The President
stands in The centre Of the foreground, and
in the distance is fine view Of his mansion
Sud farm, with the distant cottages presep
ting beautiful representation ofthe scenery
around il. The portrait is an admirable like.
ness, and the countenance and features are
strikingly expressive of that calm, firm,
prompt decision Of character developed in
every action OF his life. The expanded and
lofty brow. The bajr silvered over with
age, and the traces time has marked on the
cheek, present a correct picture Of the vcn-
cradle chiefsin which has no doubt been
drawn by his countrymen who have not had
the pleasure of seeing him. Every ose who
can afford it will be desirous OF procuring
copy Of this portrait, that their children may
learn to revere the mar who made the Brit
sh Lion crouch to his bravery and by his
late Veto crushed the Mammoth Bcnk which
would have swallowed up our dear bought
liberties.