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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-12
ANCH0R IRON
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
January IL, 1888.


I'D 2oPoSALs sealed and cndo sed will be received
a this office, until the LIT of March next 10 Wanuiac-
and deliver at the Navy Yard, Washington, D. C..
about 10000 pounds of the test qality American Iron
for making the Bower AMI Stream anchors following, viz
From Is 80 ,0o9 lbs. for Bower aud , tream an
chors Tor ships OF the lue
From 81 10 10000 :. for Bower and Stream an
chors for fgaes.
From II to 50 600 lbs for 10 Bower and Stream an
chOrs Tor soops of war.
The shapes aud dimensions OF the bars for the anchors
OF the several sizes be made conform the mo
des and drawings which viii he furnished the contrac-
tors for that purpose, aud by which the ou delivery
will be inspected it also be tested the acceptance
and sdtisac ion OF the commanding officer OF the aforesaid
Navy Yard
The contractor must commence delivering the iron by
the LIST Of Hlay and complete the delivery OF the wlole
quantity before the 3lst October, 1~33.
Ten per will be reserved rom each payment he
made, collateral scout y in addition to the bond which
will be required, and II not he paid until the whole
quantity is delivered, inspected aud tested unless spe
cisiy authorized by the Board OF Navy Commissioners
January -. 79--2aw
A TEACHER WANTED.--I wish TO employ as a
IA Teacher in my family, young Gentleman of good
character and department who is well qualified teach
the Latin language, and the usual branches OF English
Education No person need apply who cannot produce
satisfactory recommendations. Application made in per-
by letter (post pA) TO the subscriber, living
Jctcrsye, Amelia county, win be attended to.
January 81 fSI-121 SETH w. JONES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-12

TENGN AND PEWTER WARE MANUFACTORY.
II The Subscriber takes This method OF returning his
thanks 10 his customers generally for their liberal patron
age and begs leave to inform them that in consequence
OF new and extended improvements in his line he Is
now enabled offer Tin aud Pewter Ware Of the best
materials and uncxcephonabe workmanship and patterns
az prices moderate that country merchants IN particular
and the public generally will find greatly their inte
rest 10 give him CALI az he is determined not 10 be
dersold JOHN DUNLEY.
N. y. Tie has constantly hand good assortment Of
Top Wagons sud Carryals Buggys and Barouches which
ne will di'Pose Of upon very reasonable terms.
Feb. Z. SIT
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YHNEN DOLLARS REWARD.--Absconded from his
n boat at Columbia, Fluvanna county the DIST in.
slant my man Harry He is about 30 or 80 years Of age,
ieet or inches high OF a bright complexion, has
large mouth and tcethrupured aud truss and has
large iiN ect-cas himself Harry Miller lie was pur-
chased by John Lewis 10 the lower pant OF Virginia in
1900 lie was head man Of boat and is very we'll ac-
guainted with The shippers in Lynchburg and Richmond
VIII give tie above reward It delivered n Flu
wanna county, near Columbia secured in jail hat
get hin again DANIEL P LEWIS
January 81. St-wl,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-12

HRLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JAPANNING-
The Subscriber having at considerable expense pre-
pared himself for the above business and having procured
the services of the best artist III that line to be had in
America relying compensation generous pub
lie, offers his services to japan and ornament in gold
silver, all articles walters, coffee and tea pots, urns
&C. &c. and to make them good upon very
moderate terms JOHN DUNLEY.
Feb. T. SIT
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MOORING HOOKS.
NAVY Coaf1rssroNrns' oyricE, ;

January 30, 1888. s
PROPOSALS, scaled and endorsed will be received at
E this Office until the fret Of March next tor making
twenty -four cast iron Mooring Blocks of the following
weights, viz:
Twelve 10 weigh about Y 500 pounds each.
Twelve TO weigh about I4, 900 pounds each.
-Four blocks of each weight be delivered each of
the Navy Yarls-Charesown, Brooklyn and Gospor re-
spccyey by and at the cost of the Contractors Nina
ure models OF the form Of The Blocks will be shown 10
persons wishing TO offer, at the several Navy Yards and
will be furnished TO the Contractor. The Blocks must be
made OF tie best American Pig iron, and he subjected
delivery, TO such examination and proof may bc direct
ed by the Navy Commissioners and the whole number
must be delivered on or before the 18Th Of October 1893
Persons Offering must state their prices for each OF the
sets deliverable at the above Navy Yards
Ten per ccntum will be reserved from each payment
be made, collateral security in addition 20 the bonds
which will be required, and will not be paid until The en-
tire number Of Blocks delivered surveyed or proved
unless specially authorized by the Commissioners the
Navy. Feb. T. fS7-2awtn
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THVHE THOROUGHBRED horse pANUNKEY
n wiz stand the ensuing season az my house, White
Ha Hanover county, Va, miles from Ia, lofsvillp
ten tom Hanover courthouse, and twentyone from Rich
mon', II a very reduced price Terms Pedigree and
Performance hereafter. THOMAS DOSW ELL.
January 26. So n
AOTICE.-The Subscriber, who has obtained license
to practise Law will attend the Hastings Court Of
the City Of Richmond, and the Superior aud Inferior
Court Of Hennco Powhltan, and Chesterfield counties.
Ills Office is opposite tho Post Office.
Feb. Q. fsS-4q JOHN AMBLER SMITH
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A LIBERAL price will be given for 1900 best Will
IA low Oak WHEEL FOLLOES, delivered at the
Peniteniary seasoned preferred
T. c. MONCURE,
Feb. g. 1851 General Agent
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"a FEMALE well qualified to give instruction in Ma
"a &C, and can come we'll recommended will meet with
liberal encouragement from Miss Hughes, Proceprees Of
The Benvenue> Seminary, Gloucester county.
Dec. p. S3-2awI2t
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NJOTICE-All persons having claims against the estate
" of Jacob Smith, deceased will please present them
subscriber (whou deay for adjustments and those
indebted are reminded that longer indulgence cannot
be given. JAMES o. BREEDEN,
Executor of Jacob Smith, decd
February 10. So-wiW
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

m AFAYETTE NEVILLE, ATTORNEY At Law,
informs his friends and the public generally, that he
will future regularly attend the several inferior and Cir
cult Superior Courts of Law and Chancery for the
lies OF Abemarle Buckingham, Amherst and Nelson.
Communications addressed TO Lovingston, Nelson
ty, will meet with prompt attention.
February 10. S9-w3w
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~ Tho York Daily Advertiser, tho National Gazette IA
Baltimore Chronicle, Palladium incrt this M
vousement let Of March, aud forward cir TO t
dcpafinont Tor payment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

or the Prophet, is about Is; he is IN.
wards Of six feet high, remarkably stout
built and rather inciining to fatness.-
lie wears his hair long all over his
head, and has mustaches ON his upper
lip, his face is fuller and his nose
straighter than his companions, hi.
forehead Is low. and his eyes are sunk
en- deep beneath his brows, which close
over them in 4 continual frown. Zero.
city is strongly marked in his countc
nance, mingled with an expire ssion Of
willy ness and cunning, which when he
smiles seems predominant lie car
ries with him pipe n yard in length,
the stem ornamented with the neck
I feathers Of a duck, and beads and rib
bons Of various colours. In the centre
is attached a fan of feathers neatly
wrought together.
NaaPopc. or Broth, the brother oil
Of the Prophet, and some years hi.
junior, resembles him in height and
figure, though he is not SO robust,
and his face is more sharp; in wicked.
ness OF expression they are par nobii,
-trafr,m,. We were informed that wher
Mr.. Catlin, the artist, was about taking
the portrait Of Naa. Pope. he seizet
the ball and chain that were fastenet
to his leg. and raising them on high
exclaimed with look Of scorn. Z. max
NE so, and show me 10 the grea
J father" On Mr.. C.'s refusing to pain
, him as he wished, he kept varying hi
countenance with grimaces, to pre-
; vent him from catching a Likeness.
! Powee shieck, or Straw berry, is tn
only Fox among them, the rest bein
. all Sacs. lie is the son Of the chic
Epanoss: his parents dying while h
, was an infant, he was adopted by Naa
: Pope; lie is nineteen years of age, tai
, and slender, with a remarkably fran
!, and good humorcd expression, he seem
vain and fond OF dress;-he wears sus
: pended from his neck by thongs, kin,
; Of breast plate made OF leather. stud
ded with brass; il is an oval shape,
little larger than a mans hand, and
the badge Of his nobility, and Of hi
r bravery in battle. Pc. mahoe, or Fast
: swimming fish, is a short, thick sci
good naturcd old brave. who bears hi
r misfortunes with a philosophy worth
of the ancients."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
TIE BETROTIIED.
From Count Peehio's England.


MISS X - was young lady Of
nineteen, tall, handsome. good man.
nered, lively, without being too gay
or impertincnt. Of a fair complexion.
with soft and subducd but not Ian
gushing look, and large ringlets Of
fine dark brown hair; such an one i'm
short. as would he highly admired BY
the double file Of young men between
which the fair Italians have to pass
when they 60 TO the theatre OF La Sea
Ia, at Milan. On visit she was pay.
ing To family of her acquaintance. at
a good hundred miles distance from the
city she resided in, size captivated a
young man Of the family. Ito asked
her IN marriage, and obtained the con.
sent OF the young lady and her rela.
tons; as the gentleman was not
well advanced in his profession, that Of
n harrister, 1t was agreed TO defer tue
ceremony for two yeaFs. In the mean
time. the betrOihed husband came eve.
~ now and then to visit his aliianccd
wife, was welcomed by all the family
with more than friendly warmth, and
looked upon and treated by her friends
as the future husband Of the young lady.
Thus the betrOthed, instead Of going TO
the altar bIlndfoId, had an oppOrtsoity
and an entisble patience) TO study
each Others character, 10 aceustom
themselves 10 mutual respect ia the
presence of others, and to correct
whatever blemish they night lind they
had. To draw still closer the bonds
iacqualntance aud friendship between
the two families, sister Of the husband
staId Tor several months at the home
OF his intended wife, rather a. relA-
ton than friend; thus, instead Of hav-
ing one day censoTl6as sisler.ip law,
the bride was acquiring for herself
freud ~ her own family, a brldemaid
for her nUptials, and, from the erati-
tude that a friendly hospitality produ.
ces, supporter aud defender on every
occasion.
This Young lady, who was known
to the before the contract Of marrisgc,
dad not alter in TIC least her manner Of
behaviour towards me. She was often
beforehand ia inviting me to take a
walk with her as A-gaest. and had
sometimes the honor Of giving her nv
arm. Our walk was always Peirdrch.
es9us one solitary banks "a
mad deserted Geld., ~ the English
taste will baveit. Two or three times
she came to pay me visit At my own
hOme, accompanied, however, BY q
dear lively little sister Of hers. She
entered gaily, eha,ted goOd hu,noured
", ADD soon unlolded the object Of her
,'slt'-gensrally a polite invitation to
dinner Or tea: such visits are ~ this
country neither an itreguIari,y nor a
phenomenon. Only be a bachelor, and
yOuHg Dat not lloenti0us, 1T least
openly, and Il you fail lll, you will
have the visits Of eli the married sud
marrisgeabIe ladies Of Jour acqSaIn.
lance.
More than az this,-shs knew that
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

q NIIE anniversary Of st. John the Baptist,
- will be celebrated 10y Amicable Lodge
No. l55, ut Sniskerssille, Loudoun county, Va.
on Monday the %hh oi June, on which occasion
an Grafton will be delivered by Br. JANIS G..
BRooKs, in compliance With request Of the
committee, after which, in compliance with =
similsr request, will be delivered by TIE
Rev. Br. j. r.. JACKSON.
The members Of the Smthficld, Winchester,
fiarPers-ferry and Warreston Lodges. With al
other brethren in regular standing, invited 60
attend. WM. M'kNIt;ilT,
WA. MCCULLOUGH
JOHN M'KNIGHr,
8. r. CONRAD,
n. ELLIOTT,
May o, 1881. CsmpEsire.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
TO RO.RD .M.FKERS.

DROP0SALS for the construction OF the
n ID, 4tb,- Jtb and 9th Sections of the
North Western TurnpiSe Road, lying west Of
Eomney, will be received by the undersigned
until tie LIST Of JBiy, at his Office ia tho town
Of Romney where the field notes and spOcif-
cations for the construction, may DO inspect
ed by those desiring to propose.
section ~, commences at the eastern base
Of tho first range at the Alegany mountain,
aud terminates at the NOrlh Branch Of PotO-
m3C--di-t5BCo
section Iib, commencing 81 the foot Of
Wolf Creek Mountain and terminating At the
Red-OAk Knob, Ola Cie top OF Laurel Moun-
tain.
section 5lh. commencing AZ tho Red Oak
Knob ADD terminating at Tygsrvs alley Ri
yer.
section 9Th, commencing at Tygsrts VAL
Icy River and terminating at Clarksburg.
Bids fJr fractions Of the respective sections
not less than two miles. Will be received AID
acted upon.--pro, idcd, there be other aocey-
table bids taking Tie remainder Of the sec.
tiOu.
Persons proposing 30 construct, will alo
state Tor what compensation, per mile. they
will .eep the part constructed by them ~ re-
pair for one wear AFTER The road - finished
and Passed by tie Supt riutendaHt.
Bond and security ior faithful performance
viii be rcqsirei Of every contractor. Those
desirous 0f obtaining contract, &C invited
IN pui iu their klds Immediately, - acrepta-
bic sids will beucted ou az sOon as received.
A. ". McDONALD,
Sups,inisHdeni.
Ron,cv Nav IG. fs13. IT.
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RANz nrs NAfIirs

The favoritc Swiss air, called Isams des Nncbcs
- distinguished IN the original for IT. SIMPLEST,
and tenderness II IL said 10 have operated pow
crfull, on the Swiss soldiers ia France, thai
,irc~ irom mar, tears, oseispat,ons al SI,sir
SOME were even excited by IL q, commit suicide
Such s,hc natural prediction OF for his IA.
native soil,
The following Translation OF this beautiful bal
lad. a. the best hsvc sccn-bu Il - p.cr~saril
ir inferior to The original ia simplicity oi LA,
sun;c apd pAtloA
Sweet, rcgptted, us,ivc shore,
Shall ! c'cr behold thee nlor,.,
And all the u,j-c;s of IN, love-
Thy Strains clear,
Thy hills ~ dear
The mountains brow,
And cots below
Nhrrr once VA, tcet wcrc wont tp rove
Their will, is,L lila fair,
lIght Of foot ani fire. from -ar,.
Shall ! ~ th' tabor bound
Orstc,r, b,r,caii, the dale
Whisper sol tie srtl,.s tale,
Mud bli oiul trvsi ou airy ground
Oh, when sl.all ! bci,nld again,
NV loviy cot and NATIVE plain,
Aud every object dear
NV father AMI my mother,
NJ, sister and nay brother.
Aud calm their anxious fear
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

Uditer Sc0n and EvgcHs fran. Lon
don litcrery Gazette. oi the iirs December, give.
thc following srtieic ia relation to SIR W alter
Scott and Mr.. Bul~cr, the Novelist, ia a letter
from Rome, dated October ~
"When Sir Walter Scottarrived At
Rene, he asked me for book. I emu
merated the few had got, aud he i'm
mediately pitched upon something
By the author OF Pelham" I accord
ingly sent him Eugene Aram, which bo
returned me in q very few days, saying,
that since he left England, he bad not
enjoyed 80 much amusement. lie talL
ed long time about Bulwer and his
production; and I sincerely regret not
having made a minute Of las remarks.
| recollect, however, distinctly, b..
saying, "Oh, that is a man, whose
name always rpts me in mind that
must look about me - and after ex-
pressing his high appreciation Of the
tale he had just been reading. hs added.
" can hardly conceive greater proof
OF talent than this, that writer should
take for his subject a story we'll known
To almost every one Of his readers, ami
that he should work II up in so artful a
manner as to produce such intense ~ =
terest For this, lie said. laughing, -
the fault OF the book. ] read late, I
could not lay il down, and twice il has
spoiled my nights rest. We believe
u was the last work u Eetion the 10
lustrious bard ever perused; fOg after
this, a hurried journey, a fatal illness,
and death, concluded his great ca
reer."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

Of lac ra.iey Bdi.k,)
Nd ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
II y the public GENERALLY, that he has JUS,
returned from the Northern cities, Mt which
places he purchased a general assortment of
materials, among which are all sorts Of Brass
Mounting. He feels assured that he can fur
nish his work at as low prices as can be had
Of the same quality in this or any other place.
lie IS now prepared TO make, at the shortest
notice, any description Of CARRIAGES; and
when novelty Is required he will prepare a
drawing to s,Iit the ideas OF persons wishing IT,
Repairs of every description, in his line
done IN the best manner and on the most ac-
commodatiug terms. old work painted with
the same care rs new, and with despatch
lie has several secondhand Carriages, la.
rouches and Gigs, which hc will sell low
Orders from a distance executed with pune.
tuality.
| All kinds Of silver and brass plating done
! at his establishment IN the bes, and cheapest
manner.
April II lS33.-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

my linen was neglected-bcing ,ha, Of
an orphan, destitute Of country. anil
wandering over the face Of the ear,h,-
and she offered and with gentle vio-
lence took upon herself to set every
thing to rights then, with the ssmo
care and attention which q tender
wife or lovesiek damsel would show
IN latitude ~, she mendcd up my
handkerchiefs and shirts. u. in Iati-
tude ~, young woman had only
knitted purse Tor me, NV blind vanity
would have made me believe that IL
contained her heart. But the heart Of
Miss k--was given to another. and
she would have died thousand deaths
rather than be guilty Of an indisc-etion
ei that sort. The sacred promise she
had given, did not however. for bad her
from being, according to the laudable
custom OF her nation, lind and courteous
to me and others. She had q wsy OF
always making appropriate and taste
ful presents. When I set out for
Greece, she presented me with hand
some edition Of Lord Byron's "Childe
Harold" and, when I returned, it
having transpired that, in nv new
lodging. had neither paper nor an ink
stand, she stole into my study when I
was from home, with q cousin who
was her accomplish in the magic freak,
and set upon my table an elegant port
toiio, an inkstand, and some very fine
writing paper: afterwards to conceal
: her generous gift, she pretended that
: It must have been conferred upon mo
by two Of those fairies who for SO ma =
ny ages have lived in England, and
danced IN the woods and on the green
sward. i, land any body born under
burning sum- J., who in Italy or in
France, should have conce ed the homo
Of culpable love from any single kind
glance that girl might let fall upon
me,-havc never had the slightest uu-
becoming thought of that young lady,
on the word Of a man Of honour. No,
lar different is the effect Of the conf
dence placed in the man, and Of the
consciousness Of virtue in the lady
Promises of marriage long before their
celebration are here Of frequent occur
; renee IN the middle classes: if ever the
young man breaks his word, the rela-
TONS oil the young woman bring him
before the tribunals. and, unless he
can justify his chang. of mind, he is
condemned to pay fine proper toned
{ TO his circumstances some of them
: as high as five and even ten thousand
= pounds sterling. Ii is true that this
. system may favour the per fidious snarcs
= OF LoveIsoe: but how few Loveisces
( are to be feared, when the satisfaction
a OF caprice must cost SO much time.
J so many plots, so many falsehoods and
D dapgers. believe most men would
5 rather make the tour Of the world on
foot, than go through all thestroubie of
: Richardson's libertine here to obtain
I Clarissa by treachery. Besides, hc
2 who betrays young female in Eng
! land isv visited with the public sbhor-
| renee to such sdegree, that Mr.. Wake
tield. who endeavoured 10 deceive Miss
Turner. was more detested on all hauds
t than il he had assaSsinated George tho
{ Fourth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

An expedition sailed about q fortnigbt sire-
irons New Orleans 20 iAhrfss, eth about On,
hunsitcd sd hfg sfnigrsnts, principally fros.
kruimsky snd J snuessfc. Neatly one honsir,a
u them had bren freed 9TH the sxprsss siss 81
sr'"g sent 20 Airiss BY The Colonixs,ion soeisty.
20 Pft~Ofs se9otaFeny uhe efniErahis, un.ier the
laironsse q TIE Autiiary So ,elies IN CJbio s,,d
lFhnstsre' - srsuts 10 eehsif a M free eo3or,d
? i'siaiina ~ these stafca, Ia oftirr q i.for,a
Wcinselses particularly q the sondttioa sad pTos
pee - The stilssnenti 20 uhish thsy are iesifsj
".sh 81 pe"dt ulen III report they nay make
=" NtriF Ffihrn. there src, We ua.iefslzta, cof.e
aiersble members a tissir osIored hrstkr~n really
- efnbarA ~ uic aceoanft b. faT0fshif, snd -
hiFs 'FeTl ressoa % believe tt.a ts~y sin ~ ~.
mr. .9faef
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

Ladies pr,iocila Boots SHOES add Siipyrrs-
shiie and blsek sss,n slippers; black, green, ADD
purple Md sliIcs. NiorOyco, calf and Al skin
d,tio; Gcnilsmen's Boots ii0tccs, calf, Morocco
and sesl sk,a Pdmps ani shoe; oslt aud Mp
Monrorsi blsek snd buT buek .kin ditto, gentle
iDsn's Slippers; seved snd pegged lirOgms--t0-
sethcr wtth az sssortmctt 0i mss, sud ehidrct's
prinelia. Morocco, and seal ska Boots aud shoes.
Al Of which are selling stvery los prioes, ior
cash, OF on q liberal credit a. pnnetual dealerA-
The public are respectfully iaYted u csil ADD
examine tc stock.
,. .. HNMrRA NICK.
sLcPherdfoEn, May %. IsiJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
A GGSEaAL AssoRrSEST oy
Liquors amt groceries,

Freneh Brandy, peach and apple ditto, Jamaica
and New-EngiSnd Rum; Holland aud domestic
clio, Rye Whisky, Madeira. Sherry, Red Post,
Lisbon, nnd MslagA Wines; gun po~drr, impe-
rI-l, young aud old by son Teas; Ioai aud brown
megs, alum, indigo, maddcr, rice, raisins, al
moEds. ms,kerel, herring. sliad, aud cod-G, IL;
sugar hDu.-, y. -. and W. :. Molssscs; Liver
pool, blown aud ground alum Salt; sperm Caa-
dies; mould and dipped do; ess,,lc. ~h,te AID
thctstts
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rrHIIsaEp, wEKxLr. MT
JOHN ~. G.3LL.{HER.
q CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLLARS & FIFTY OTIS
PER .2.NNT,.sf

FEH .f.NVFT.N.
Payable half yearly; but Two DoIIaRs
will be received a. payment in full, II paid
entirely in advance. Whenever payment -
deferred beyond the expiration of the year,
interest will be charged.
ADVERTISING.
The terms OF advertising, are: For square
or less, 81, Tor three insertions--largcr ones
in the same proportion. Each continuance,
25 cents per square.
All advertisements not ordered for n
specific time, will be continued Until forbid,
aad charged accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
a J,,H and coal3Lh g,orr.n,rf Of
China, Glass, Queens & Stone
WARE.

Consisting e breakfast, dinner and tea g us,
iecautcfs, tumblrfs, ~ine glassrs. bottles, issk
IA ,hcs sud boSl-, Liverpool, Opaque Jhiaa, sn:
edged Dinner, breakfast, aud ia Plate. O., pvfs.
sugar bosis, s1d cream iugs. large sUd small
bOsls, tca aud coffee cups shd sancurs. eurrs sad
ha,u', pitchers, bake d'sl,cs, &c stone Jos jars
pans, &c. Sc. &c. Also,