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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
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& baler fir ben Sabrsone ,penn inner
batb oreY 9)1onaten pom @nrpfon9e oer
3eiiuns ou.-gin Ibaler uno fanf5is @ents,
,penn innerbaIb Dem Sab'e,-uuo 2Gbaler,
nennnab WerIauf osl1elben bt5aN miro.
9. SIR cine t1r5ere 3eitaI5 feds Mlonat
miro Feline Subeleription anssnommenuno
Die 3eitun9 fam niOt auf9eeeben Nerpen
Bis ale Nndfdnbe bs5ablt iiuo.
g. 8etanntma0uueen foften: Sur eine
Mo6e 50 Gent6 cas- 9iered fir eineu
Mouat ST uno fir Elm Jabr GbalFr oae
8iersG. VI:
4. QSer cieIe 3situne ourd ben pDitreiter
befomn1t, miro nod, Die 5uldBlibe Sumn1e
bon 25 Gents su beSablsn baben.
49, Brisfs &c. an BEN Qsransseeer maIs
fen pU1tfrep einse(anot psroen.
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(Q|us Dem Msooin9er Q!oler.)
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0ofpoeten oe6 So!(ers 9>lOola6
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q5as it Dir 5ueeitoben ?
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l.ub mie baS Dolf cabeD uerfdbrs?
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Ner!afepbeit it eB oielIeidt,
lnae Er ote Munterfeit perlcbeueDt
Deun 9tiemano nil! DID fennen
@caar Die Ndtsr Dave unb Jim,
Q5srIaBeu Dieb-o oas III i1limm:
Alan mag Dleb-Maile euennen.
0siu tisIid Wottc "UnderGng"
Daa biItt Dir m9t6-Dn arme6 Ding
Du bleibt Sin arn,er SDlu6sr;
3rum wjrf uur Deine Sabne ab,
uno rnlte ltIb|i Gieb fir oos @rab,
On armsr armer 3d.!
3mor rreiB man nid)t ,rie 9IlIe5 9ebt,
1lno rie's nab Elm Waar Sabren 1tebL
Dcd, oa5 TT au0er 3speitel:
0err Wi6sl 5iebet ein Den Ste6.
llnc Du fomnit auf Den ed3ebc6,
Die SanF Die sebt aum E-f-l.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
Ct dber Oerbcroen bleIt.


Mertw urol9telt nit perIulspsnen
0fomen bele9t botte,nannte ct ('s sno>
.l1b 30 te 9olO En- plarten
D 8 3 u6e .. 81 Drtno y ".
Dis man Smttb DON Set III Set
fro9te, 10 nobm ielne gr3Ablun5 Il:
ne SIst6f6rmlsere Wetta't an.
S5n Der 3wllbsnSelt beluDte Soc
elnen pbontaitlfben SanotIfer, ytm
mems 5oorrls, uno Iogte Ibm, er Dlr
te etnt9e goloene $aftIn, POM j. 5.rrn
empfangen init oer QDsIIllu9, bep
Mortln }oarrls um f1nf5t9 Sbolcu
aniuNpreWen, 10 ourcD er Ill Der
Stano 9elebt >plroe, nob >pcnne
IivIoanteh 5u 9eben, uno DaCt!bjt ten
JnbaIt oleier Sofcln Su uberlessn.
|Su osrle!ben 3elt uerl llOerte er 0or-
IrI6I Der Derr babe lbm 9efa9ti er II.
Wartin 0urris maren Die etnsl9en
ebrboren Mdnner In Der 2Delt. Soc
botte obne 3meifsl Dies Morttn Oft
Don llcb ta9en bbren. gr >pu6te,
oab Dies Elm tleti6er pnnft in ieh
nen1 pbantattlI6en 0emutb mor.-
|Oer f6ttlihe &6Der woro nit lSe,
)9leroe oerfhlungen. Sie finfals
Sboler wuroen olSbalo in JDe's
Odnoe segeben, uno fort sisns CT
|nab pctnlDIponicn.
Mortln Oorris mar oomals funf
'ooer feOS Sou(eoD Sboter wertb, u.
BE sanse SrlOetltboft Smitb's be-
fano iltb in iebr (0le6ten @5ticfsum>
ltdn0cn.
DIe G5mitbs esbroutbtsn Mor-
tin s Veto naD wiufubr; etni9e onz
oere SPINNER, Die eroben NbGbeu
DOE ebrbarer Arbeit bottsn, esre,n|9>
ten Ilb um 0lefe 3eIt init 9oe in Itk
rcn betrigertl1en -6onplunseu.-|
Sep eleftr 95erltdrfun9 befano Tcb
Elm fertl9er SDrsiber, 9<amcns
eeporD, uno Elm 9ewtlTer QBhitnep,
tpelbcr bebouptete emit i'm 0immel
senefen III iepn; beloe ttonOen Soc
beDt oas Vuh Don M . mon su}
Ihrelben, ais cine pDraebllWs ,leber.
issuns Der 9cloenen sDlattsm Ole
Smltb perfbsrte, ouf Uefsbl 0ss
Settles 0cttes aus Der @rDe 9cero>
ben IN bobsn. Das Uon,e wuroe
auf Die 9ebeimnibpollte QGeife pou>
bratt. 3n Osrfelbsn 3eit D.rlitberte
Smltb, ouS es sSepem, ouber ibm
uuo 0en Gbrelbern ocs Mornon
unmltte!barsn 500 brlneen
waroe, jens plot:en Su tcben. Der
arne Mortin wuroe we9en cir,tm
Monael an Glauben uno meil er III
elmer 9e,plNen 3eit l6 eemeigert Bat,
te Dem Soc mebr 9elo 81 gsben, BON,
2tnb!lcf ntefer :pIottsu ousssEblo(- |
fen.
por oiefem fb(etDttn betriseriCb>
en- eebenslauf mor Martln 6orrlS
Elm f1eibi9er Dauer, ober unsluefliO
IN Der Babl zines QBeibes soer
plelmebr mar lie unslicflib in ibret |
2Sabl eines 9atten. Is ut ouee,
n1eln beFannt, Dag Martin 6orrls,
melber Der speite in Nutboritdt Uni,
ter Den WormOniten 1T, trelber iD<
rem sNre0iQern %rloubnif5 ANN sKrp<
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23

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r 1885 puroen einige Der heocuteno.
| ttsn Soroerun9en OerNesieruns m,t
.9rober Mebrhett perworfen. Sm
O1n5en ober panen Die ylinilter
o"r0 lbre Qln9dn9er in oen Sam.
'a'rn! uno auf onoern QDesen ldb
n0D tI''1ntr nit BEN gs66ern Sheile
!Nrer NInu1aeun9en uno 8er1d,ldgc
onrep ole NInOernltIe bincurb III
l;)!stbsn. Anon muG nit Die1sn
t'sinen Vemei fen elner aufItreben>
oen ~SoIoir1nol9felt elnttweIlen flb
Oe9nl19cn' bis ocr Gang ser QBelt>
scfrc;'9n'IIs cr; cine freierc3ett serbsb
f{brt.
..5u Der nih(ten GtdnoeoerCan,
i'1!un9 oe5 Wrobber;ostbums Sae
>eth rpctbc ouf Den Monat Sonuar
telt9eteet tDor, un0 uitbin jebt ibre
SlBun9cn crbfnet boben mu6, ipu,
te Der 0InIblu6 peS Oro6ber,pe.
ItDurS On Den Sollperetn p0llI9 snt,
/ tbleoen weroen+ QDdbrenD Ser
lon9en un9eypi6beit, in melcber ois>
X Sa6e Ia1' llterlle s ntan ltb elmer
Msn9e Spsfulotlonen uno 2Gufiufe,
Die lsbr unglicflib ouSfelen.-5o
Ott 'lb Der NnI nIbluB (elnem GnOe
III na9ern ltblen, ,pureen Gslouiak
poorsn in sonsen Ma0en oufee>
Foutt. Sretmal blnterelnonocr fanD
Dies In Dofel Gtott, Io po6 Der
gonSe Verrotb an GolUniolmooren
.oblll9 oufscnommen, uno Dieler2lrt>
ItFel bIob nod in Spe;erei!1pen 3u
Teben war.
g ponie n.-@6 nibert fb eit
Ient(be'ocnOer Sag fir @panien.-
Sumo!ogorre9up ltebt nit elf Qa>
tGlllonsn unp }slner gan5en Neiterei
bel Q5tona. Gon GorloS befnOet
IlI1 in ibrer Mitte. VcneralMino,
on UerSplse Don 10000 M0n, Dem
Sern leiner Sruppen, bereitet Gh
Dor, feline ge!pberrntalente an tbnetl
'3u erproben.
9 o.-Geit Dem Beb>
IIel oes Mlni1IeriumS erbeben ll1
Die 2Bbt9s NIT 9rD6er @nersie.-
NeulaetCn'e s QGteberernenln9 mirft
eleftrtfb Ourcb 9ons 3robbritanlen,
uno mou oarf nit Necbt biu3uIeeen,
|ourb gan; guropa. gdbere 2i}ins
fe bierlber miro unfere neber(Icbt
Ioer olten unO neueu QBelt entbsk
ten.
Minoer wiebtiet ober oieuei6t e.
ben o unterboitsn0 1T OieNocbriebt,
oob Oerr Nctblbilb, sefeiertsS6nte
Der eurcpaiGbsn we0ielpsltt BON.
einem gewi0cn 6errn. prince, auf
Der qonooner Sbrfe, init einsrspeit<
Gte rurch9eitriben worDen t,t. Man
welb noO nlbt, mas Dtefe sfent>
ltbe Uetb eluns berbeisefabrt
bot. ..
Cir Nobert Tesls 4nfunft IN
Gnelauo spuroe nit jeoem Sag eD
martet. ill.,
Oie e'efanbten uub9efhdftstrda
ger bon Sronfreib, Spanien por,
tugal, Den Wisoerlonoen, Columbia
uno Merifc botten fhr,lib stneDert =
fammluu9 In eonOon, peren Der
banolnnsen ober nod nibt eff';isf
betannt eetporoen fnD. =
6ranfse et6. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Jelly }

bAlTtMokE, JULY III.
Hreari Street Four--The receipts con-
tinue light, and the market dull. Holders
generally ask Sc ga but in . few instances
have taken 6 IS. We quote the wagon
price at 6 62la6 IS, loads having been taken
At both rates.
Whsat AT the beginning Of the week q
parcel OF prime red was sold at 81 &C; and
since then lot Of fair good at 20 Yes
tcrday the price declined, and q lot Of good
red was sold at IS. We hear Of no sale.
to-day. On Monday lot Of very prime fani-
ly hour white was sold at ! Gu; yesterday a
lot Of family -four white Was sold at 81 So;
q very good lot at IS; aud lot at 40
We quote to-day fair TO good red at 30 a
l ID; good to prime at 30al 37i; and
strictly prime NJ 35al 40
Cora.--on Monday the price declined seve-
raj cents per bushei, and sales OF yellow were
made At 92a93 cents Yesterday and to-day
sales OF white were made at Ssa90 cts. and
OF yellow at 9ia93 cents. We quote these
IS the current rates to-day.
Rw.-A lot Of prime new Rye was sid
yesterday at 30 cents.
osi'.-The supply during the week vas
abundant for the season. The market open
ed on Monday at IS cts and declined to
IS cts. on Tuesday. Since then sales have
been made at 3Iai0 cents. which prices We
quote.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06
Public Sale.

~il.L be sold. at public sale on 7xrr,-
w day the 27ih ina (.iagust) OIL The
late residence ofJames Hurst, deceased. the
personal property Of said decd, consisting Of
large stock OF work Horses,
Brood Mares and Colts,
A large stock cf Hogs, n aumbcr Of which
will be fl for killing this fall,
A large stock OF Cattle,
Among which are 4 number Of valuable
Mich Cows,
A number oil Sheep,
Also, about Is Slaves consisting Of men.
women, and children.
Household and Kitchen Furniture Of ever,
description, among which will be found one
Eight day Clock,
Farming Utensils Of every kind. such as
Wagons, PIoushs, Harrows, &c. sc.
Barouehe and Harness,
About 1000 bushels Of Wheat, Rye aud
Oats, ready for delivery.
Terms--A credit OF 0 months will be
given on all sums Of dollars snd upw ard.
by the purchaser giving bond and approved
security. All sums under s., cash. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock
ROBERT SLEMONS, .7ds,r.
August 6, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06

uE subscriber, intending 10 remove "a
The West, will offer for sale. AZ Al, res.
'dsnee, miles from ShsDhsrdslown. add
near the residence Of the lsts Capt Olsrs.
on TsssAay iss lsf 81 sspis-6sy asrf. the fol.
loS lng proPeFty
lIosss, Cattle, sheep. and Hogs,
Tuo Pi1ststiou Wagons,
Three Bsrsbare Piosghs.
DOubls ard Sing's shovel do,
Two Harro~s.
Twsnty-hss acres of Corn growing.
iiogssho'd and kitchen Furniture, among
shich ere
0os sidsAoard,
Tso BuresuN.
One Corner Cupboard,
chsirs ard Bsdstsads,
And other srticles too tedious 10 menisas
Traa-Tse Hogs suitable Tor killing
asHt Vail (aeovt twenty IN number) will BE-
sels FOE cath; aDd for 90 purchases unSss
IS Tie eash a.sss b pad. Fer aH sans o.
sst shove IS. (ssespi TIE AoEs hsfoFs msn.
iionsd, } eFs6h o. twelve mosths uill h.
given, Ne parchsser giving bad With good
ssearifF. GEORGE EN0ff
AnEusf 6, fe15--s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06
DIED.

On Saturday night last, Mr.. RAx,prll Bsowx,
Of this place, In the t5th year of his agr.
Mr.. brown had for long time been severe
ly afflicted with tumour In his face, and the
last few days q has life were marked by the
most cxeruciasing pain. Mr.. Brown va, so
wcilknown IN this community. that il Il scarre-
W necessary even to advert to his character
In all his relations, rs member Of society and
Of the Christian Church, he wa. strict. exem-
Plary, and, NJ nearly rs any man We ever
knew, without fault
On Saturday morning last, Mr.. RaSpolr I'm
Locx, OF this county, In the 2ith year of hi,
age.
On Monday night lssi. sAnlm L.erLasp.
aged 10 years, daughter Of Mr.. 5. w. Lack
land, Of this place.
Al The residence of her son, Mr.. uiybley.
IN This county, on the llih inst, Mrs. ANS
hieuLrr, In the stth year Of her aye, after
an Illness Of about two weeks, whi-h she
bore with The greatest patience and fortitude.
expressing nd entire resignation 10 the Divine
whi, and assurance Of her acceptance with
God. These reflections are well calculated
TO smoothe the feelings Of her connexions and
friends who watched with the tendere,t care
and anxiety the progress Of the disease which
served the brittle thread Of life.
III Sun be pardoned, we're SECURE,
Death hath no sting beside;
he Law gayc sin is strength and power,
but Christ cur ransom died.
The deceased was n member Of dat RI
spectacle community called Friends or Dunk
en-- UIsehssfsp yirxisiss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06

On Friday rrssead # .sfsaday. tAs iass~r Ssisy
Court dIy.
'g>HE sub,eribers, intsediog 20 remove 10
u the vest, will ODER Cor sale, - Ftstsy -
ltih day @ .3~gxss, Of their rsssdcnee. ssest
~ miles south Of Chsrle.owb, . val iesy of
psrsonsi property, among which are The fsi-
loving:
6work Heres, 4 Colts,
I hrst-rsts blooded Riding Mare.
<exeeilent Mich Co.'s,
Stock Csttle,
Hogs. and sheep,
A 6r,t-rste Road Wagon,
Pisntat,oa do.
Ploaghs. Hsrrows, and other
Farming Cteasils,
About 30 or IS acres Of corn,
A variety Of Household and Kitchen Far.
biture.
Including an eight day Clock,
or 8 feather beds. &c. &C.
A credit Of y moaths will be given on al
sunss Of q aid upwards, bond and good ss-
curity being given; under that sum, cash.
Sale 10 commence NJ 10 O'Clock, &c fair,
and if not, She next fair day; and will eoo-
tinoe from day 10 day, I'LL all be sold.
ANN yANvACTER,
- BENJAMIN vANyACTER-
July %. 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06
MR- ApAMs,s ADMINISTRATIONS.


The following testimony to the pur-
ity and integrity Of MIR. Adams's Ad-
ministraiion is from a gentleman who
was by no mean iiic .dly to i,-Judgc
Breckenridge:
will venture 10 assert that no Ad-
ministration has rendered itself liable
to fewer solid objections than that Of
Mr.. Adams. Ali now with one voice
award him the praise Of being an up
right and enlightened statesman, and
believe We shall not very soon wit
ness an administration Of greater pur-
ty, wisdom and mildness. But this
availcd him nothing; there were eau
ses at work which could not be arrest.
ed, and Oct US not deceive ourselves)
there were Wing principles. too which
worked agains, him, in tho circumstan-
ces Of his election. We can now by
sad contrast, fully appreciate the mer-
ITS of this administration. Il was truly
Wing in its practice, If il was not in its
origin. Itlelt the people free to choose
their public servants. There was no
patronage brought to bear on the free
dom OF elections; there was no sweep
OF all those opposed to his election,
and even Of luke-warm friends, to
make way for active partizans, restrain
ed by no scruples-thcre was no pur-
chase OF the prcss-no branches Of the
administration were turned into mere
elechoneering Engineers, squandering
the peoples money to purchase chains
for them So far from this, the head Of
the Post Office, who might then have
been forced, by removing the incum-
bent, TO do what another has done
since, was not touched. The head Of
that Department, | repeat, was then a
supporter of General Jackson, and in
stead Of putting complying tool in
his place, was permitted to remain, be-
cause he didhis duty faithfully and ally.
Among the on dts of the day, it was
said that some Of Mr.. Adams Cabinet
suggested the policy Of strengthening
themselves by the tremendous influ-
encc OF his patronage, but the PROPOSE
ton was at once firmly rejected BY
him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06
ALrxANnnfA IuIY =.

ALEAANDHIA, SlLt -.
Melancholy fre.-Dunng the storm
on Sunday afternooo last. the Lightning
struck the steeple Of the First Presby-
tcrian Church in this place. and in q
few moments. this ancient and venera-
bic building was completely enveloped
In flames. The fire spread with such
rapidity from the stceple TO the roof
and toe every part Of the cdifice, that not
withstanding the most praiseworthy ex-
ertioos were made by the fire compa-
mics and BY individuals 10 arrest its
progress there remained, in afew hours
nothing Of the church but its walls
We understand that the splendid Or
gan belonging to the church together
with most Of its furniture, was either
destroyed by the fire or rendered unit
Tor future service by the damage Of re-
moval.
Not the least part Of the loss sustain
cd by the town in this melancholy dis
aster was that of the Bell. Its mourn
full and lingering notes were familiar
to all our inhabitants, and there was a
sadness and sweetness in its sound
which every child would recognise as
the sound Of the ciwct-going bell"
So strong was the feeling evinced for
this aPpendage Of the venerable build
ing, that we understand that while the
hire was ravaging it Save the Bell I
save the Bel' was the universal CRY
OF those who from their childhood
were wont to hail its notes as the sum-
mons to divine worship. II was not
the mere loss Of bell but the loss Of
such bell, that was so generally de-
plored-its simple sounds, perhaps, as
socia,ing themselves in the mind with
early and cherished recollecions.
Through the active exertions of our
fellow citizens the adjoining buildings,
some Of which are of combustible
character, were saved from the dangers
which r2enaced them throughout the
conaagration.
The amiable and excellent Pastor Of
the Church was temporarily absent
from town at the time of the accident.
G1-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06
HOpeweRI Mills.

AliNG rented the Hopcwsll Mills, on
HI the Shenandoah River, for . term Of
years. which are in complete order, for the
reception OF grain, ~ovld SAY 10 those who
have wheat To sell that il IL 70 their interest
to give me a call before they make dispo-
sision Of II, - an determined TO give the
highest market prices in cash. at all times;
and will manufacture -four. TO- those who
prefer u, IT the usual rates Of toll, and Dc.
liver u IN any market according TO order 4
viii also Keep on hand 4 quantity Of Plaster,
ready ground. for the accom- modation of
farmers, which WilI be sold ~ low a. can be
afforded. ions cI.AtIsoS
Aug. C. ls3j.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06
NOTICE.

I-Thc Rev. S. TrSroS will preach Flu
neral discourse in reference to the death of
Mr.. Gunnell, at his late residence near the
shinnondaie Springs, on Sunday next at half
past O'Clock in the afternoon.
In consequence Of the above appointment
The services in the Free Church at Harper,-
Ferry, viii commence 4, half past 10 o'clock
In tie forenoon.
August G. lSl5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06
PHbsfe S1Fc.

NVHE subscriber, being determined 10 re-
~ move 10 the ~sst, will oaeF Tor sale, Oh
saturday the oih day Of August, eli his per-
soaal property. consisting Of one riding mare,
two COWS. one eight day clock. three feather
beds and bedding. three tables, one dozen
ehssFs, one desk, ons bufesV, asd 6rsg rate
Fias, aid suBdry household sSd kltehsr far
Disufs too numerous 20 PsrticuiatiEs A
credit Of siHiJ DAYS will be gwen upon all
sums exceeding three dollars. al under es,h
BENJAMIN WILTSHIRE.
August 6, 1885
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06

BY divine permission, a Camp Meeting. for
inc HarPers-Ferry Station Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, will commence on FSidsy
~. zsth o. august, inst, on the land Of Mr..
Adam Moier, four miles from ilarpers-Fcrry,
one mile from Halltown, four miles from
Char'estown, and six from Shepher,istown.
Persons intending TO erecttents on the ground,
are requested To bring their tent poles with
them. THOS. a. "a NnSRop
Aug. G, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06

WILL, % Tsssdsy The ii,h day Of Az
IL gust. oder for rent the Tavern Stand
"a seePbersstowp eo~ in the ocespssey el
beisish Snsiiwoed. from that date To the f.,
day oil April ssxt. The reason of v6sr,sx !,
'or 90 short . period, 10, that the let OF April
'ss usual time VI renting In this plsce,
and viii on iAst dsy DO ssaia for rent
The renting Will be before the front door
OF Dsn'si Entier's Tavern in shepherJstowu.
The tenant will be required 10 give his bond
End security for the rent.
GEORGE ENrLER, Guards.
81 CsfhsriHs WsifsLsiusr.
Shepherdstosn. August e. 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-06
O'TERRAxL,S
COFFEE HOUSE,

lhE Propr'etors Of this highly pstronixed
- boarding establishment AZ the veil
Known BCHRHIEY 8PRIMoa. Nor
gas County, virginia. have The pleasure
again, 81 the commence ment Of The Bathing
season. 10 announce that they are prepared
TO receive and accommodate visisers A de.
tailed description Of the buildings. &c. Of The
Cofire House l. deemed st this dsy unneces-
sary. The Coffee House has bcen we'll
known TO the visiting public for the last II
years; Who may rest assured, that its well
earned credit will not be allowed To diminish
The principal building Is large, aud within
10 feet Of the Bathing square. several
smaller o0es are connected with IL rs Ioix
ing houses and this year the proprietors have
attached large and airy bou.e, In which
there are several double aud single rooms.
With ire places known 80 Mr. John Hunter,
boarding house. Past ex Ierience has show
how the Table and Bar are supplied there
viii be no falling oG in these points.
bar 10 supplied ~ usual with the choicest OF
all kinds ofL'quors. The stables are knows
10 be ample aod convenient. The carriage
house % bow safe, being well secured under
lock and key.
A. The buildings this year in the oceuran-
ey OF the subscribers, enable them 10 do an
enlarged business, aud that every possible
accommodation may te extended 20 yi,iisrs
three able, attentive. and experienced assist.
ants have been engaged for the season, oue Of
whom Is Nelson u. Ogden, already known
IN similar capacity At those springs, will
ASSIST the subscriber, John 0'Ferrall, ia hi,
duties geseralIy.
The lovers Of good health are invited
to pay visit 10 the Berkeley Springs, and
IRON such A. appreciate the means, a3d car
nest disposition 10 ooiige and accom- modate
IN the best way possible in this country, the
rroPrieiors Of the Coffee HOUSE expect a
share Of that patronage which has hereto
lore been literally extended, and for which
thes renew their warmest acknow ledge
mepts.
FRANCES oFERRALL.
JOAN OFERRALL.
July 30. l335-4t
GIN. D. The drawing room /. furnished
with FIRST rate toned Piano Forte. The at
tendance Of band Of Music 10 procured -
On the premises OF the Coffee House i, 4
Nine pin Alley 100 feet long. and under, a
good root, with Bar attached, which IL
furnished with sweet meats, ice cream. Sc,
10 suit Ladies aud GentleIoeo Quoits arc
furnished for the use of those who wish 10
e'J"y that healthy exercise. Riding horses
can be furnished TO such a. wish TO view the
neighboring rural scenery;
Hacks and stages all times ready Of Van
cock to convey company 10 Bath. Fre.h
Bedford and Saratoga Water. at tie Bar for
all persons who wish 10 use them
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Turnpike Counpany.

4 N election not having bees made on the
n 18th insssst. the Stockholders Of The
Snithhsid. Chsrlsstevn, and tlsspsrs-Feuy
Tsrnpits Company ere requested 10 meet
u CsrterS Hotel, Chsrtestown, % Sstsrtsy
iAs siA ~ .f~<s''. Zoe the purpose Of eIeetiog
. Pre,idsat end three Directors for the year.
5. w. LACkLAND.
July 20, le35.
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THE suRsoRrRra

~isHES to employ, Is an oVerseer for
~ the ensuing year, . young Man with
out family, who can como we'll recon-
msndsd for industry. sobrieIy, and attention
to business. lie also wishes To hire, for tho
remainder Of the present year. a young ser
want Woman, who has been accustomed 10
the kitchen and dairy. He also wishes 10
dispose Of Saddle Horse, young, well gait
ed, aad Of fne appearance.
THOMAS B. TURNER.
August 6. I9J5 III
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Wanted.

TWO or three JOURNEY uRN HOUSE
Z JOiNERS. TO whom liberal wages aud
constant employ ment will be given.
Also, one or two boys shout The age Of
sixteen or seventeen, Of industrious habits
aud good morals. Apply TO
HATH ANIEf. MYERS.
Char.asiowa, Angus. 6. 1895 III
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SLAVES.

NHE subscriber wishes 60 purchase al
IL of4o slaves for the use Of his planta.
ton IN Florida A. he designs them for h,s
own special use. (Of which any assurance
VIII be giTen,) be viii DOT purchase any Of
bad character, aud would prefer them m fa-
milie'. for which liberal prices will be given.
Any communications will reach him until the
Ist OF September. II made to ME-. George n
Beaii, Of Jefferson, Mr.. Fleming siiAon, az
liarPers-Ferry, OF Mr. n. y. Brsden Of Lou
dOun county. VI. w. bRADEN
July rs, IsJ5-gt.