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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-21

CHINA AND EARTHENWARE
+" c.. SMITH has on hand, and offers for
IL Il. sale on moderate terms, full and hand
some assortment Of CHINA, GLASS AND
China Tea Sets plain E gilt, various patterns
Dinner Sets, blue, purple, and pink, printed
India China, in sets or separately
Lamps for Passages, Tables, &C.
Casters, silver mounted and plain
Pipes by the box
Window Glass Of every size
Stone Ware Of an excellent quality.
mar 8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-21
Notice.

TIME subscribers, intending removal from AieXsn-
I dria to New York in the course OF very short
time, have to ask the favor of all persons indebted
to them to call and settle their respective as
their business must be brought to speedy close:
oct diff JAS MCKENZIE e Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-21

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
YEyO the Stockholders in the Alexandria Canal
Il Company, that an instalment of three dol
lars per share is required to be paid on or before
the 18th day of March next; and a further in
stalment of three dollars per share on or before
the 18th day of April next.
By order of the Board:
feb 10 JOHN H. CREASE, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-21
COLORED APPRENTICES WANTED,

COLORED APPRENTICES WANTED,
For the Patent Rope-Making Business.
WILL take two or three Colored Boys, OF
IL unquestionable character, (none other Will
be taken) to learn the Patent Ropemaklng Blu
siness JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
n. B. This advertisement may, perhaps meet
the eve of some Shareholder who may have it
in prospect to emancipate his slaves at the ages
of 25, 80, or IS years. The slave, thus enhanc-
ed in value, would, in reasonable time, repay
the pecuniary loss Of the owner, and be prepar
ed to be a more useful freeman. J. II. ID.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
Young Ladies' Seminary.

"IsS NICHOLSON and Miss HENRY
1VM will conduct n select Seminary for
young ladies. The course OF literature pur-
sued, u the one adopted In some Of the best
institutions in the United States. The plan
Of instruction, l. the result OF much expert
ence and study, and is suited 20 the TASTE Of
the present enli ghiened aud inqu:ring EGG
Miss Nicholson has long been engaged in the
important business of teaching, and has iesti-
monials from gentlemen Of high standing. Pa
rents are invited 90 call ard examine them.
The course Of tuition comprchends the ele-
Eneniary and higher branches Of education,
embracing geography, use OF giooes. con-
siruction Of mars, grammar. composition.
rhetoric, anoiCut and modern history. moral
and natural philosophy, CHEMISTRY, botany in
connection with drawing and painting Latin,
French, and music. Mis-, Nicholson designs
siyinyle,sons IA music 20 ladies, Who are not
connected With lac seminary, ani soiicIts pa
uonasc.
The school !, now open for the reception Of
pupils. There will be two sessions in the
year, of five months and half each.
Terms from ;" 10 80, per session. hcsie.
$40 r.. J6 lrs,Uns.
REFERENCES.
Rev Vim. Jackson. New York.
Rev Mr. nssisy, Washington.
Rrv T. Johns, Bsliimore.
Ecv. William SeVn.-, do.
sts'. u. ~ Draur, Hayerstovn.
Rev. Mr Nine. formerly Of Montgomery ,Aid.
Grn. o. Williams, IIasrr,,own. Nj.
Dr. J. R,yuol;-, DO.
ID. S?riss, E~l. fgrE,sriy Of Tisg,rstoun.
Psrrui, invited ~ eail a CUl. StubhIsGrld's
and examine them.
Music. on The Piano and Guitar
4 frs more young ladies e,a DC ueeomno tia,csl
with bosTd II Col stabbieheid's.
Winchester, April >. IsSA-sn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

YNHE subscriber offers for sale or rent, his
4 HOUSE and LOT at the Point OF Rocks.
"a Frederick County, Maryland, situated
NE IN the centre Of The place, and we'll cal
cuiaied for any kind Of public business or pri-
VAie dwelling. The house has lately under
gone thorough repair, which adds very much
10 ITS comfort. ! will rent il low 10 q good
tenant, or sell it on moderate terms for cash.
Any person wishing TO Fent or purchase, will
Dc shewn tho property by Mr.. Lloyd or MIR.
Philip MeOshsn. both living at the Point Of
Rock.
Also. House and Lot in Loudoun county,
about one and half miles from Harpers-
Very. The lot contains five acres.
RICHARD HURDLE.
iiarPers-Ferry. June 90, ls31.-3L
Ihc BIlsmors P0riof NIL pleaAc sJre fhe a.
b1tv three fgscrH0qs. and foruard account
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
JeGersOss { TM.) Jockey CImG.


HNHE next meeting Of the Club will com
IL mcnce, At their course near Charles
town. on "Wednesday, September 24lh, 1884.
Fird Days Race, 4 miles and repeat, for
$500, entrance ea0.
S'eoRd Day, . miles and repeat, for 5000,
entrance $40. SSIas day, n Sweepstskc for
year old colts, one mile and repeat-en-
trance 800, half forfeit, to be closed on the
lst OF September.
Third Day, miles and repeat, for $500,
entrance els. Sap's day, race for all sorts
Of horses, one mile and repeat, entrance 500.
There must be four entries (paid for) or no
race, on each day. Winners on preceding
days excluded from entering in The subsc-
iusnt races. Weights and regulations the
same ~ those Of the Central Course" The
track Is now made an exact mile. Proper
officers are appointed to enforce the most RI.
gid decorum. Seats will DO erected Oh a re-
tired eminonce for the Ladies
N. ID. The purses, as heretofore, Away, a,
the stand. THE SYCRETARY
June &c, 1894
The .In-hRsbvrg Gazette, .NiIiional IaseHi-
yeneer, B1fF1sore CdIetie, KschH0nd MIR and
EnqisrST, lOsH msefI he 0boIe three tSgles ,,orv.
and four hsDes 9tte1 he Ers o. .yebfesaber ne RI
and lVr=6rI fheS' accounts 10 tho Seereidrg Of
he Tina > y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
EASrMARDiY.
TRANSPORTATION

M IHE R.iIL no. III BET6LE.N- nal
TL.hORE and ne POLN'I II ROCKS.
a DAILY Train Of Railway Wagons pro-
Il N eeeds IA both direction, bety cen UaluInorv
and the Point II Rocks.
WESIWAnDLY.
Starting from Baltimore at IL noon, and ATriy-
ing at the Point of Rocks ~ noon u Lc folio ing
dsy.
EASTWARDlN
Starts from The Point of Rocks q, FIVE in the
evening, aud reaches the Depot i'm Baltimore at
;ie sNme hour Of the following evening.
The Rail Road Company have established am
pie eonNcnienccs aud machinery Cor the safe and
expeditions transhipnent OF produce aud oommo-
dIties between the Canal Beats aud ,hc hallway
Cars. The Company are also repaired 10 re-
eciSe produce from the Boats, give receipts for
the same Co the owners t,C " order aud de-
liver the same on thc Rail Road la Baltimore Ia
the eonsgnccs for the charge Of - cents per bar
rel for Flour, and other commodities in the same
proportion.
They will also deliver Goods eonsigncd 90 the
Point OF Rocks from baltimore at Iqt cents Der
luOibs and, until further notice, Plaster Of Pa
ris at g. per ton, and Sailed Fish and Salt At "a
cents per 100 lbs
May 4, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

EVAs.. n SLr;Ae-ssis.r-, J.tysrss.. q, =.
NoGering 10 the public the pr-j,. -f,-,..
II gazette IN Jefferson, the Editor , 80.
that be Is eneouniering. at the ure,t 9 ~
has undertaking. the objection that der. I,
already published in Jefferson. 4 par-r ~,
adequate TO all local purposes. IL %, az.
sidcrcd his objection, and he think, a u i..
tle weight.
In one view Of the case. eompet,'oa Il NV
business - advantageous 20 the co,nt,...
But the great object as " regar!s the pm.
OF such establishment s, the diau>ioG # ..,,.
ful knowledge, must necessarily Be Tr,no,,s
by their multiplication. this be ra,se! TO-
far. the loss will not fall on the poe.
on the rash protector. If The Hdi;o- w.
ling (as be ~ - encounter 10 risk. De c o,
not perceive that others have rislt u a..
ject that his undertaking 10 rash &c
lie il Determined TO spare neit..er e1re-t,
OF pain. 10 make his paper resfcctabie D. g.,
srieri0r. a. for the rest. be can oulv -,
that i, shall be devoted 10 The diffusion o. cor.
rect intelligence. carefully selected frol. "a.
mass OF truth and falseh hood contained m tie
journa Of the ses-poris-ihst IL shan :
open 90 the discussion % all questions wt.tA
are &c 10 be discussed in = public jogr-al-
and that IL slioil be n republican paper - To-
true sense OF The word, having ever the public
veal ia view. To the promotion Of REIGN
and good morals, inseparabiy connected, q 4,
humble efforts of the Editor will be unce A..
ingiy 1ireeied.'
The liberties OF our country shall. NJ al
times, during the existence OF this iourull
ind IN ID. IL not an able defender, yet a a.
/ ful sentinel, Who will give timely warr,ls II
impending danger
II these humb.e 2reiensions shall oh., 9,
for the Editor share 81 The pubic fa,1.
he will .hew his gratitude by continuaIr IL
! creasIng efforts 10 deserve IL
! l. Tie PnzSiX GAzKrTH AND SFtEtr .,
rHE TISE', WILL &c published once n We,
on large in,perial sheet OF 4 good q,.ai,',
and handsome type, at TWO DOLLARS -
annGra, payable on receipt Of the first nun.
Der, or TWO DOLLARS and FIFTY GEMS.
payable within. the year.
III. Advertisements not exceeding a 50 ar.
inserted three times in the Gazette for u-,
Dollar, and Tucaty-FiVe Cents for each =.
seqlent insertion.
4JAThc publication Of the Phoenix Gaze.
and SpIrit OF the Times will be com,nen.,.
so soon as a Sufficient number OF suh.cril,r,
are obtained 10 justify the undertaking.
Shcphertstown, June ID, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

a; BATH. Morgan Coua;y, Va.
TVNllE undersigned has rented the property
Il Of James NJ. Wheat and John Hunter.
E'q'. at "thc Berkeley sErinEs," with the
design CT keeping 4 BOARDING HOUSE
there the ensuing season.
His houses are we'll supplied with fire places.
and have been fitted up with every regard 10
tie comfort Of visiiers. The chambers arc
furnished with pure hair mattresses and bed
ding Of the best quality, and in other respects.
are inferior 10 none at the springs.
His TABLE will be modelled after the Ia II
Virginia houses, and the BAR furnished with
wines and all the customar, accommodations,
except Grdtnf spiii,.
The Bedford aad Saratoga waters will be
constantly kept
While lac has not disregarded appearances.
the Gndersigned hos been careful only, and
has spared no expense. in suppl, ing his Us.
adjustment with all those matters that ouId
contribute 10 the real comfort Of his guests
and he makes this experiment" in The con-
hdence that generous public will not sue Z
u 10 prove n failure.
His house will be open the third week in
June. Join STRoTupp
Martinshurg, June 5, ls3i.-6i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
LADIES DEPARrndENT.
LOVE AND MARRIAGE

LOVE AND MARRIAGE
The New York Star gives the following ~ .
passage FROM one OF M'Dogald Cl.rkr's Lectures
90 Love and Marriage.
"iiad Mary Chawor,h known the value OF
the soul she spurned, would the hour Of By
ron been thus early blasted, The misguided
girl might have been tho blessing OF his
manhood, and covered lis age with honor-
Had tina, wedding bell sounded sweet through
the silence OF some summer night, when the
new moon hung like a curl OF light OH even
ipg's brow, a they tript over the green lances
10 the white church ON the hill Of Harrow
earth would have been glad TO see her poet
30 happy, and eternity whispered Lis name
without blush. aed without tear. Alas |.
lsok At tie conirast--
SEQ tue star OF mat
magnificent mind glimmer in the red mist of
druukenness-the stefan OF that fair body
dry up, ere the summer Of intellect had cool
ed It's feverish tide with the broad leaves Of
immortality. But, in the last dark sleep let
him rest, whose Sleeplcss mind made his name
restless mystery. ! would not bring pang
10 tie heart Of even one Of the humb.est OF
worsh'rpcrs--ye. Let US remember. that ge-
nius,--thoush pallia,ion-is poor excuse
for error, and sinful life must look not for
4 spotlcss memory"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
TMrMID seed.

6AliE Subscriber La, Just received at the
81 Charlesiown Apo,hecsry and Book Store.
for sale. large supply Of early summer Tur.
Mp seed Of The present years growth. raised
BY Col. Laruc. Also. be has received tAis
sumner from tie Maryland Agricultural
Repository" early Flat Dutch add large
" hito TurniP Seed.
JAMES BROWN.
juno 90. Is1I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
TO F.ER.NERS.


HAYISG rented the FORD MILL on She
n nandoah river, which I formerly con-
Quoted, u affords me pleasure TO say that she
. IN complete repair, and will be ready for
The reception Of ell kinds Of grain after the
Isl Day OF Juiy ensuing. As a duty owc to
ny Old customers and the public generally, il
Oeeomss me 10 say that aa and will be dis
posed 20 do their business, az Fetofore, OF
ish ana reasonable terms That ~ 90 say,
WI VII AZ aIi times be ready 20 purchase their
wheat ~ lair cash prices; or, " grinding a
upon toll be preferred, their Flour shall be
male TO stand the inspection Of either Of the
markets, Baltimore, GeorEetown, or Alexan-
ora, ond AZ coy time they may wish 70 put
the same an market, they can do 90 by giving
me uoiice hereof. and thus avoid any further
truole Win %, IS ! will attend to iho sales
ana make Their returns punclualIy aud At the
shof'eN notice possible. Z will mention Tor
the accommodation q ny customers and
friends, that will attend 10 having brought
for them any ARTICLES from the market, shich
ihey may require, such - Plaster. Fish. Salt
nc &C without any charge other Than lhs
cost Of the sane. Having a heavy harvest
20 cut, which will require ny attention. I
shal' De denied the opportunity Of calling OF
lAiinfn generally (as now appears 20 be the
custom among diilersl must. therefore
80 ne isroF u them 10 tali upon me. when
they Wish 70 disPose Of their wheat, and par
, ,.,.'s'Iy ny Sld eustomers. a. I feel satisfied
Ha ; ean NIX advantageous 70 them 10
90 the" ou'ioess With me. IN my absence
seJ 500, Dsrtd " Saptsr, vail generally be
Ioana - home, Who e authorized 20 make
sonsfaea ior NE and ~ whose charge ms
BOOKS val be found shen settlement, srs
Wished. DANIEL SNYDER.
Ford SAL, June %, l53l-6t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
NOTICE.

VENHE public gro hereby notified, that The
~ Co-plrinership heretofore existing be-
tween tho Subscribers IN the Commission and
Fteightng business on the Chcsspeaks and
Ohio Canal. hes been this day dissolved by
mutual consent
All persons indebted % The firm, arc re.
qaesied 10 make pay ment ~ SIR. Charles
iienshaW living near Iiarpers-Ferry and
those having claims against the firm are 70
quesled ~ present ihem " him, where they
will be PAID
Mr.. Charles IIen'haw having purchased
from the subscribers their Freight Boat and
al their interest IN the concern, xiil continue
on his oWa account The FFsightin1 business.
SOfiN q. WILSON,
JANIS T. HENSHAW.
May p, i-1t.-3i - June ig.I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
soNG By MRS HEMaNs.

sONG nv MRS frTMANS.
CUnE To M sLrrr.
Come u nr, gcutie sleep
ilc. pane ior thee,
C5..e ,ui thy spcll., the soIt. the deep,
Ar'l -, :iy spirit free
F.,u norls burning thought
IT, ~ ,iish, langtdbr steep;
Co'ar ti'c toll heart. long O'crsrousht--
Oscnle. goG,le Sleep
Come Nil, thine urn Of d.v.
Sleep, gentle Slerp,-Lut bring
No voice, loves y.sruiny, ~ rcue~,
SoNsioa os ,hy ~inS.
Come, ~ 10 folding towers,
TO bir,is, ,n iotcsi deep,
Long, darn, and ,lreumI,ss DC thine hours,
OScnIlc, gentle Sleep,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
H0OIIen EMcfOry.

liIE undersigned having commence ,.,
- Wooiico Manufacturing Ia Befs, e.
ouniy, one aid half miles south Of in-
kers-liili, on the road Leading 10 Ruie,s5s-.
segs leave 70 inform bis friends ana y e r.5
&c That DC = no~ re- ady to receive wool.
which will be manufactured into CLh.. i,,-
''y', I!snnef, Brood hnIsi,. Cayy,b. s., 30
serdlns u order. County CARDlNc a.
PULLING done as usual, al the skorb d.
ice. Having the best of wotsmen en-, .at,-
and tbs machinery neW and Of the bc.i o..
MY ani beng determined to devote -
whole attention g. &c factory the pre.s.;
year, feel confident shall be sble 10 g
general satisfaction. To accommodate ~
Old fncnts and customers, sud whoever O. %
feel posed 20 Ps'ronise me. Wool wa
received al sir Tin5erlske's store in ST.
hold and returned ever Salardsy. orss ~.
90 TIC work can be done will purefl.s
Wool OF trade Cloths for Il AZ tho msr...
price. join N. COYff
Msy ~, isJf-gt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
F.-a-l u. .N;ry lori Tran.e,nt.


Lore and -NdiSimony.--Wc attended McDo-
maid Ciarke's lecture on these subjects, the
other evening, aud would not have been alb
sent for ten tines the price Of admission; il
was throushou thickly studded with truth and
beauty. We have heard him called the Mad
Poet, this Is idle-or If not, there u more
method IN his madness" than in the conduct
OF thousands who are counted snne. We
subJoin the following remarks Of ha in rela-
ton to OLD Bachelors, as proof Of what We
assert:
% In the vast flower field OF human alec
ton, the old bachelor is the very scarecrow
Of happiness, who drives away the little birds
Of love, that conc TO steal the hemlock seeds
OF loneliness aud despair. Where is there n
more pitiable object in the world, than a man
who has no aDiable woman interested in his
welfare, How dismal does hIs desolate room
appear, when he comes home nj night, wet
and hungry, and finds cold hearth or barren
taoie-and lonely pillow, that looks like
tue white urn Of every earthly enjoyment,-
See the sick old bachelor in the dark after
noon of life, when his heart is sinking 10 ID,
shutdown! Not n solitary star Of memory
CLEANS over the dusk Of his opening grave
no weeping wIfc 10 bend like blessing Owe
his dying bcd-no fond daughter TO draw his
ohlly hand into the soft pressure Of hers.
and warm his icing blood with the revlving
hre' OF unfliling aife ction-no manly boy to
lax his breaking name with the golden chain
OF honorable society, and bind his history Ia
tho vast volume Of the world he is leaving
isreVer. lie has eat-and dPunk-and died
and earth is glad she has got rid Of him ;
Tor lac has done little else, Tut eTamp his soul
INTO the circumference Of n sixpenes, and no
human beng but his washer woman will
breathe sigh at his funeral"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
WTGriHg GNd DvtnR

ANiNG ourioncsd tie Waarins l
y Dying Rospess ~ the ship fofr
occupied by John i.su,oo. dec a, tse .at,,lr 81.
takes tbs method Is infDrming his fr,.l... 90
ths public that he v 40 90 all kiad, Of " TO-.
ilg such as,
COunferpGHss-- Single Corcricis,
Girfing and Rag Cayp,iing.
Cloth, koiied AMI Striped Liaic'
flannel. re. re.
lie assures 81 sho may favor htm y ..1 ~
work that 4 shall be done IN he NOT n
sianiial manBsr.
LORENZO n. MIILER
Cbaflesi0un, June ~. is3s 1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
HENRY 8EDxNsGER.
.2ff0rneB 0f Lac,
Feb. Is, Ies4.-,E
WOOL.

II YMAN REED & CO. Commission Mer.
Ia chants, No. &, South Charles sire,
Baltimore, Md, devote particular su,Gl.oa
TO the sale Of WOOL. All consisbr.,s..
made them, will receive their parucu,ar A..
iention, and liberal adtacces will be maze
when required
Baltimore, May :, lS3i.-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

> The subseriber,who has undertaken the
eu'emen, Of the business Of the late hrm Of
'ci-r-on x Cleveland, as referred 10 above
= compelled from cifcumstanees-to give
perenptory notice % all concerned-lhat
all transactions with said firm must be At
once closed by p1ymen, or other settlement
and that no further indulgence Gun be e1tens.
al TO the debtors Of said 6rm.
RICHARD WILLIAMS, .fLsa'r.
Tune DC t-af
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
RERLEC NOTICE.

IN consequence Of circumstanees well
n known TO the public. the undersigned, a.
surviving partner Of the late firm Of Jefferson
& Cleveland, takes this method Of notifying
The Debtors, add all others having unsettled
Transactions with said firm, that the whole
bu'in'ss Of settling up the AFFAIRS Of said fra
ha- been turned over into the hands OF
m,h@ij WmInS, EsT. administrator Of ~.
ie.'eF-19, decd. who Is fully authorised 10
settle up and close The same
WM. CLEVELAND,
S'Trror u J.JTsOH s CisrsiSud.
June 96, 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
Bank OF Fhc TNIIcy @, I1s.

tfaE -, 1919.
rVNIE annual meeting of the ,,ockbotder,
\ % this bank. fot The election of dIrsetor,
VIII be held At the baking house IN Win
chester, on "Wednesday the 23d dav OF Iul,
next HENRY " BRENT, Cashi,y
iuue 90 1885, Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

A fIHST-RATE Patent Balance. with
4 n. frame complete, Srsaine o. rouaIa. for
sale hy JOHN y 1ANE a WEBB.
Shephcrdliosn, Aytl 80, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

gIRGLNI.I.
10 The Circuit superior Court % Law and
ChAncery tor the county Of Loudoun, A.
pril IS, l5J3.
"'''' "s'0'' PLlISTisS,
AGAINST
.319I JIa7-g, airBnsfrai5r q Les,g. NM,
deeeard, and sflcss, Dstssp.Nrs
pursuance Of a dcers,al order In thc o.
n bo1o case, hereby give notice. r.at I
have appointed tho Oh DAY d July, 1874. 81 Q
O'Clock 4. 10 attend Of ny ofice 10 Lees
burg T. take an account d the outstanding
ana SIMPLE contract debts due by ihe SAID
'ieorse kowles, deed. Al those Who have
claims against the estate Of the aid g.oy,s
Rowle' deed. ere therefore reausstsd 10
bring forward ADD prose their clam, on or
before that day. 3. ". ICKFTT.
juno s, 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
FOR SAKE.

HEENCE RAILS sod CORD WOOD. b.
D.5FID MOORE,
Firs miiss n0Tih " Car ktorn.
AprH ~. 1885,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03
SpriHg Goods.

II 7ifE subscriber i nos receiving bis SUD
q ~ Of seasoaabis GOODS
HUMPHREY KEYEs.
CharlcHown, May g, ls3G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

NATIONAL HOTEL.
~, Hesf Pratt Street, befEeen HouGrd o,sI
Sharp S:reefs. B-iLTLlfORE.
'NIiE undersigned. proprietor Of the above
. extensive establishment, respectfully IN.
form, his friends and the public generally,
that the House Is now open for the rcce p,ion
Of Travellers. The location Of the -
National Hotel. E5A
is central and healthy, on one OF go!
the most flourishins streets IN the sED
City, and lie proximity TO the different Steam.
boats and public wharves, will render it q
desirable stopping place. The chambers and
Parlours are fitted up in tho most modern
style with new and appropriate furniture
The table will be supplied with all the luxu.
rles OF the season, aud the Bar provided with
choice liquors Of all kinds.
Board per day 81. Livery 50 Cents.
The Proprietor hopes BY his unremitted at
iention TO business, to merit share Of the
public patronage.
The public's humble servant,
ROBERT ROACH
N. B.-Bo.fRDERS taken by the Week,
Month or Year.
Baltimore, June 26-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-03

FRESH Lime y Locust Posi- !
aNoR sale BY
n MARGARET BEALL-
June &c, 1891.