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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30

IN
"A chronic OF ,ndammatary, and for Gfsrsi
and Difficulty 81 Main, trins
-Nso.-
j. Hcl'er's ceicJyai,d La9i9r Pgarc,a.
For the prevention ard cure Il Consumption.
Coughs, splitting u Blood, Nrrcgrial nisea.,.
ard All comPlnmis arising from an ,myure
state of the blood g7-Narra-isi not TO
contain the least mineral .lb.ianc,. beng
solely prepared from vegetable matter. And
ma! De taken hy all with pertce; safety -
Warranted 90 cuec, a cure where It q, strict
" Rheumatic. " B.-.Ntne ~, genuine sr-
cert With The PrCPr,siar's nans IN German.
ttRrirIC All hereby certify that have
seen the above N"dcirc administered N =
aumber OF eases fIiheumaiism, chronic nd
inilmma,ory, 81 the most aggravated char
acier, and have never known /, 20 fail IN an,
case that came under my observation, always
chcciing thorough cure IN few dlS-. with
out producing any particular inconvenience
20 The patient, being perfectly mid and easy
to take Jos. W. BIGGS, ND.
Grl~eham, Md, oct II. lisa.
y. B.-IIundrcts of certificates, equal,
respectable might De procured from differ
eh' sections Of the country, but I~ili leave
At 10 the public To- make a trial and satisfy
themselves. J. WELLER.
Mcchanicstown. Frederick cuunty,/
Maryland, April. 1885.
il-FThe above Medicines may he had at,
,jIm's Browa g. Chlrlcstown.
j. e. Hays', lilrpcrs-Fery.
T. 3,mberkiLs Smilhhcld,
r. p. .Nagrudey's, Shcphcrds,own,
II. Nc Ntcry's MaIuns5ur-.
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
PEDIGREE.

Tyrani WAS by Gohanns. his dam by Tom
Tough; grand dam hN the imported horse Ira
Weller, (Sirsngr's, his great grand dam by
N,ldair-iron. the brst information - vet nb-
tanned, believed 10 'bc the imported Nildair-
~ rrirrcnrr IN til Turf Register, Tom
fnnsh's pedigree m,y lee seen. Charlie
mont, imported b. e. (aft,ru ards called Zig
Ken. IN which name hc ran man, races ~ Eug-
land, zud aitrrWard. 80 this rouuirv, called
Traveller was by O'k-lIc,'s Estp,,: las dam
ly krg ilrrod, Blank, sup Pcutpn's I.sG,
high, Nc. tJAlcd 1880. Sigucd.
JAMES STRANGE.
Manchester, Va, isgs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
OpeNmonIIoolIe,, EncIorn.

VWiL undersigned having rented tie tbl,,
a establishment. ono mHr from Smu.h,I
are n"~ ready 10 receive WOOL. O. Boz
r'fded nr manufactured itt1 luy Arl of silG
Chat mls he ordered by custemef-
Wool mly tr isu - Mr. &C. ke,e. store.
Chlrl-.tpW vLrfr the Boil. uiiI be- return.
81 once week Thry have n ue.r emq.Y,
a hfst-rte band md hope by .iri-i st,es,,on
90 business. o. merit share " psirons1s 3d.
They val pay ,he market price. be- cash. ff
Wool GRANTHAM u BARNS.
- Wc take this opportunity o. rriurn our
hanks 90 Gee puhie. Or tbe snc1Yrs cement
which ~ have received 900 our WHuy COO
rern w viii continue o. gfni Wheat ai
ihe usual rltcs ~ toil--ahd " hen dfsir,d. send
% 1ni make returns o. or e,i.tsmsr a,
viii also purchase Wheat. for Whirh We Will
pay cash. q "a
APRIL 20. i-3G II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30

I'm hrishmdn's Paryot.-Pst had see n
parrot, and heard il talk aud was so
delighted with it that he must buy one.
Some wag procured an owl, and per
suaded him it was a parrot and could
speak. He bought il. His friend, some
days after, inquired if his parro, had
begun to talk yet. "Not yet, by my
faith, said Pat, "but he keeps devil
Of thinkingW =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
DOCTOR SPOHNS
Sick HC0ddCh FsenlcdY,

a CERTAIN cure Tor SICK Hcadach,
"a which has been used IN families. cyct,
me nber of which ha, had SICK bs1darh
from infancy. a. constitutional family COM
plant, aud ha, cured c!Icctualh IN every in
stance yet known. u $50 perfectly satisfac-
tory, that the proprietor has given direction,
for hi' agent, TO refund the price to any one
~ho - not pleased with II. Received from
the agent at New York. and offered Tor sale
at YOuNG'S Drug Store, Harpers-Ferry.
March Al lS3G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
Doctor John R. HAYDEN

NINo declined. Tor the present. NOV
~ ins 70 the south-ve,t. offer, his servi-
ees 70 The public IN the diferep, branehe, Of
MS profession, aud hopes by hs .knI. care
aud attention to those committed Ia M. care.
10 merit |. share OF public patronage lie
may % found. when 20, proiss>,onslI, en-
Gagged. 81 bis usual place % rs.,tence IN Ro-
i'ar. In eoosequeoee Of inJur,ou. report,
hh'ins gone abroad, respecting b.. h,sh eAsr-
g", he pledges himself TO charge =, low a.
soy other Physician, OF respectable st,pd,ue.
IN the community, and hencefors ard. iar
'er'iee. rendered, and promp, payment. 10
will deduct 10 per cen, from The usual char
ges for medical attendance
March ~, l~J6-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
.Nrsc Spring and $ufnH,cr
GOODS.

TUNiiE subscribers arr Jls, receiving aud open
ing. general assor,mcut 1t
SPRING MD SI.M.NER GOODS.
70 Which they invite Ia, attention ~ orr cr,,omer.
a"d public generally, - ~ are determined t.
Ill i1~, Tor cash and credit, 10 good aud pune
tual customers
UtFtFBOWrR y StIFER
hahlrIo~n, April u, 1850.
y. u We have ou hSud, pn sssprtm-r, Of
Harness, such Blind Brides, Ridius B,idl,s
Mruug is. Collars, Nc a s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
FREE PRESS.
FrHttsHfu, vttEtT,
TWO DOLLARS & fifty Crs

~ NV VI
Payabie half yearly, bot Two Dotiass
Niii De- FrcsIscd ss payment tn fgH. n pad
entirely in advance Whenever psymert e
heierfsd beyond the expiration OF lis year,
interest sail be- charged
{ = sub>rrptipes co. az months. Al -, %
ss PAID invariably u sassass
ADNEHTtstNG.
The terms q adFeftlsu,g. are for . square
~ lees, ~, iof three inaertious-isfgeF Onss
"a TIE safss pfopoTtsgn. Each soatnuanes
- esais pc squsrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30

n Rsforf.-Some DAYS ago 4 very
pretty and respectable female, OF about
seventeen summers, was walking up
Market street, at quick pace, as a
threatening shower was about sending
down the premonitory drops, when OPP
poslte the Baltimore House she was ac-
costed by a gentleman in the following
language. " Come under my hat, my
pretty little miss, and get out OF The
RAIN" The lady, without lesscning her
speed, sent back the following retort :
" There is one calls head under i, now
and that Is as many as it will cover
The hauling gentleman was among the
missing Patriot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
VfHcheSeeF assd Potomac
RAIL ROAD COMPANY.

THE WINCHESTER and Potomac RAFT
road Company will contract for q large
quantity Of PINE WOOD. TO be deliv-
cred At their DePots al Csmeron's Spring nd
HarpeFs-Ferry the delivery to commence by
the lst Of September next, or earlier u
practicable. Tho wood - TO DO cut 20
lengths Of feet, and to be corded up al the
expense Of the contractor.
Any person wishing 10 contract, will please
furnish the subscriber with his proposition,
on or before the 10Th % August next, stating
the whole amount he win furnish, the price
per cord and the quantity per month.
For further Information apply either per-
sonaliy 60 the subscriber on the line of the
Railroad, or by letter addressed to him at
Winchester.
W. ~. MORRILL,,
Engineer ". h r. X. u.
July 10, lsJ5-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30

The Law Magazine relates an ancc-
dote Of Sergeant Davy-a distinguish
ed English lawyer at the time of Lord
Mansfeld-that being once called to
account by his brethren on the western
circuit for disgraclng the profession, by
accepting silver Of client, he replied:
" ! took silver because could no; get
gold but took every sixpence the fell
low had in the world, and | hope you
don't call that disgracing the profess
SION"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
Real ~ Personal Property
BY LOTTERY

To be disposed Of under the supcrinterdcnce
OF the Trustees appointed by an Act of the
General Assembly Of Mar, iand. passed At
December .essio., l~34-to authorize
Henry Shar,r, George Shafr y n SiaJsr.
To DIiribui, hsi' Estate by Lot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30

NNo sober sod INDUSTRIOUS JOURNEY.
n Man BLACKSMITH ho undsrsisnds
be trade, sill be given TIE highest wasss
and constant employ msnt. n immediate 20.
plication b. mads HCT-No nislaks Ne
ney 81 The staad- NATHAN BARNS.
Afaiaway, tsd Co. va
5sae AZ, lase-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
VARIETY.
WHAT LIKE TO SEE.


like TO see woman out IN the
morning scratching up chips TO build a
FIRE. and her husband in bed; it shows
that she thinks more Of him than she
does Of herself.
like TO see women send their but
ter to market ia dirty cloth; 1t shows
economy. and saves washing.
like to sec men pay their debts on
the back Of an execution; i, saves trou-
ble hereafter.
! like 10 see men, when they make
mistakes. have them always IN their
favor; II shows they wish TO take care
OF number one.
We like To see village tattlers. pry-
ing into their neighbors' private affairs,
and attending 10 every body's business
more than their own; it is an evidence
Of liberal and charitable feelingS-they
love their neighbors better than them
selves.
Above all, like 10 see young wo-
men stop a whole congregation from
going ont Of meeting house. while
they stand chatting IN the ai.lcs At
shows they mind their own business.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
PERFoRMANcEs.

The English sporting Magazine says: ole
was Immediately afterwards saddled for a
small handicap, giving 20 Borysthcnc,. FIVE
years old, no les than I3 10 and hi. wear.
heats 10 this race be received m injury.
from which be dad not spcedd, recover, aud
va, after another TRIAL, Withdrawn from the
turf
FLEXIBLE ron veil on many other occa-
sions, and was Away, remarkable for h,.
hard, suillnchlng honesty, winch may IN
some degree be owing 60 ~ amazing strength
~ loin. hook. sud quarter. his short ioint.
and just proportion, added g. the finest pos.
sihir temper iiis height u 10 hand,
lie b no~ q stallion ~ BromGelI, near
Ludlow race course. The property II Mr.
Back. who has refused heavy sums fot him d"
sporting Nag Mo Ssr,,', ~. 20. p 90.
The foiloa inE extract. are alec ilkon from
Engl"h sporting works Of standard author.
~
TN Flexible. are thus united ihe blood n
Matrhem, iieroi. and Eclipse. Flexible has
beaten Longwaist." equal % any nurse 81
his Day Or faustus Arashne, General
Nina. oignorina, NhulingiOn. Oaestfy. Sc
sc. IicxiDls o. llf ~ hand. and q bali
high. with great musculir powers. and for
hire proportion isequaiifd by few, his tenn
pr gentle, ADD nearly ell bs mares q last
year are M fosl
"Iie Is uucqualled m strength ~ form, snd
his stock" bls get "are u0rth looking 81 +"
FLEXIBLE. one e tie best sons ~ Whale
bone. descended from the two best Arshnns.
Sithopi an unfashiDaabic Gross. he speed
ard bottom o. temper equsiled any horse 81
his DAY"
Fiexible II known a. be q certain f9ai-zrt.
ter. Two 81 hts g,t only have run 30 pubiie.
one was winner, add one ran very fOfa srd
90 large swee p-iakfs.
DESCRIPTION
Flexible y . very rich DARK bay without
White, except on the coronet Of one hind
foot, fully FIVE feet 2 inches high, u zoe
racing length aud reach, good shoulder.
bach, ION. iimbs. eyes, 80 uoeoa monly full
and siFong body, his action Il sEeslisnt, ~
beas large, ana ~ = seoen0asiF naaoaiar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
NOW Is TIE TIME,

NHOM the haiterIns encouragement the
n prOPrietors have met with. IN ih. sale Of
their tickets, they have some assurances.
that they may have II IA their power To draw
their Lottery,
On The 18Th Of .FugUd ncrL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
Cash for NeRroen.

VfioSE having Negroes 10 dispose of will
n plesse 20 gre m5 . call, A. I win give
he highest market pFtoss IN cash. Applioa-
toes b. letter o. otheTuis e win b. prompfiv
attended b. WILLIAM %. GRIGGs
chasisstewn, March ~, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
The ESnNNcmgcr Gnl.x

tNNt HhrP"r--f 'rrN, stsoy doe Or
Frederick city aod Baltimore. bt ln'
O'Clock \ " returning arrive At Harp'r.
tcrfy every daS, between 3 ,ni 4o'ci.r.
VI -. 20. 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
The Thorough-bred Race Horse
TYRANT.

asa DARK CHESNUT. years old thi,
n Spring. 10 hands high, OF fine form aud beau
iiiul action. lie - one OF the largest sized
Race Horses
Tyran, will stand the ensuing season, COM
mrnciug the 25th March. aud terminating on
the 10th July, At Charlcsio~n, Jefferson County,
Virginia. at the moderate price Of $50. which
NAV be discharged by the yn,eut vi : - With
10 the season; insurance $40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30

and strong. Ia shape, blood, axe, power,
racing performances; an fact, IN all the es-
sentlal qualities OF n stallion, It would be
very difficult to end his equal.
A. T. H. MERRITT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
TRAVELLING
MANCHESTER IND POTO.M
R,RFk moan

FniiE cars leave the Depot At Winchester
- ~ : o'clock IN the mornir.-
Will pass Nievenson's ~ half past :. where
passengers ran be taken up OF sst down
Ihomp'on'- depot at lj'min. past -
Camefon's do. athalf past -
tharlo.iown about 9-and
llslltown half past .;
Arriving o., HarPer.-Ferry IN time for pa.sc1-
gers to take the morning car, 10 Baltimore
RETURNING,
They leave ilarpers.Ferry at I O'Clock IN
the afternoon.
Arrive at Halliown AZ half past =
At Charlr>town about o.
tamrron' H. miuutes past .
Thompson, about half past o.
NicNcnson'' shout o O'Clock and
Teach Winchester about : o'clock in tho
cScninS. joins BRUCE
Winchester, March u. 1856 1T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
Manchester, Va, i7gs.

The above pcdierrc Of Traveller vas taken
from thc stud Book 10 the possession Of Mr..
Peter Cotton, OF the C,iy of Richmond. Given
from under my hand, iiis ist day of April. IS
- MllIlAM Ill RInN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
PEDIGREE.

Flexible was got by the famous Whale
bone; his dam Themis, sister 10 Incantator
by Sorcerer, her dam Hanna by GOhanna.
out Of ilumming Bird, sister To ColIbrI. by
odpecker-Cahnilla by Trentham-Co-
quette b! the Compton Barb-sister to Regu-
lus by the Godolphin Arsbian-Grey RobIn-
son 10y the Bald GalIoway-Snake-ou of
Old Wilkes, a daughter Of Old Hautbov.-
Nhalebone WOO the Derby and 10 other
races, at all distances. being a capital mile
horse; was own brother To Whlsker, winner
OF the Derby aud several other capital run
ners, and was inferior 10 no horse OF modern
times a. stallion, being sire OF ChateluN
MargauX, the best 4 mile horse Of the day.
Camel, spaniel, winner of the Derby. and
many other first rate racers. SoTceTer was
a first rate racer and stallion, covered at 80
g, and was sire Of Smolensko, winner Of
The Derby, Morel and Sorcery, winners Of
the oaks, Soothsayer, winner Of the ~. Lc-
ger, and many olhers. Johanna was the
best mile horse Of his time. aad a. stall
lion was equal to any horse they have had
m England, at any time Noudpecker.
Trentham, the Compton Barb, Reguiu.. new
er beat, and the best son Of the Godolphin
Arabian, SC. were all stations Of the very
first character. All the crosses mentioned
~ fieNlhe's pedigree were horses equal TO
any OF their time, Il not the very beet. Ca
mills, the dam % Young Camri!N, Coiibri.
Catherine, Sophia, IIumminE Bird, (the <
grand dam Of Flexible Jcrboa, SC. was a
most valuable and famous brood mare, aud
her dosceudrnts have won as much and ae-
CURED as high standing a. any family Of hor.
scs ~ the Kingdom. 10 fact, Flexible !. as
well bred a. any horse ~ the world, both for
speed and 'tpuiuess, all hls ancestor, being
equal to any Of their time, without . single
Inferior cross. u would be hard 10 point
out another pedigree a. pure and rich a. thi-
-. fieIibie's dam was also the dam Of Nv
ersreen, Toughstck, Anna, &c. and i now
q brood mare IN the stud Of the hing Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30

II VI q & v. Asa iTIl are now
p 10 op'nss thcif >PRLN'G -LND St.W.
HLR IpphN. ard invite ihe attention q
her customers and the public generally
Ch'rie.ipsh, AgtI e. l-J6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30

THE WoRLD-A great Inn, kept in
perpetual hustle by arrivals and depart
ures by the going away of those who
have just paid their bills Ohe deb, OF
nature) and the coming Of those " no
have a similar account to settle.
ToNB-A house built for skeleton;
a dwelling Of sculpturcd marble a
monument set up to perpe,ua,e the
memory of-the forgotten.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
TIHcfWrc or Pearls.

= Nl\CTURE Of Pearls, new and vaIua-
- BILE discovery for the immediate reno
val OF all scorbut'c eruPtions, pimples, free.
kies, and all roughnes> on the face and skin,
improving the beauty Of the check and add
ing bloom TO the complexion. Received
from the Agent 10 New York, aud for sale nj
lOUNG'S
Drug s. Medicine Store.
Harpers-ferry, March 81, ls36.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30

.A6sence Of .Nind.-The Boston Tran
script relates remarkable instance OF
absence OF mind, which occurred at the
"Quackinbog Hotel" and was attend
ed with the most lamentable conse-
quences. C B, Esq, one of
the boarders, on retiring to rest in a
safe OF betweeniiy, put his boots to
bed, and placing his neck in his jack
pulled his head off,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
DissOIWEtOm.

HVHE eo-psrtnsrship heretofore existing
u under The firm Of Richard \ Joseph
Johnson - this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent All persons Indebted Will see the oe-
cessity Of making immediate settle ment. in
order 20 q final adjustment Of the firm Set.
Element may be made With either of the
RICHARD JOHNSON.
JOSEPH JOHNSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
SprIHg G0Ods.

WIZ 'u'~cuD'r b, now receiving sol af., D..
az supply rf s's.orttle GOODS
IiJ NPHREY kLfL-
april o. lao
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
WARREN =
Celebrated MIX or Roses.

THvdiS celebrated Perfume Is wholly free
IL from the injurious effects of minerals
IN most cosmetics. II preserves and beauti-
ties the skin, rendering 1t soft and delicate.
II has become fashionable article Tor Tie
i1die.' toilet. Odered Tor sale al
iOUNG'S.
HarperS-rerrv. March n. IS1e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
nay g. 1896

The business vill IN future be conducted
By u, undersigned. uho will slWas keep on
bend, . large add excessive assortment Of
9sasonabis Goods.
RICHARD JOHNSON.
Ma fs1G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
EENEE. 81.

: BOO rreis rI>u. so t.u, lump FLAs-
- iLh. just received
WAGIR T. OBYRNE.
May 30. i-1G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
TAR.

ENY the barrel or half barrel at
~ e. NJ. 4 e. w. AiSQUtTU'S.
Charlesiown. May &c, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
Gsrniu.

WE have lskcn pYs,tss.on of NJ fohn
w sti1eTN NIL near iarpsf,-Fetfy srd
90 the Raj Rood We ulu
COVE Toe market prices fsr zfsu
JAWS SHELTERED a Go.
March 3D. i-If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30

Coroner's Lnqlesi.-An inquest vas
recently held over the body of man
IN Baltimore, and verdict rendered of
" death by lntemperance." No sooner
was the verdict given, than the fellow
half raised his head and muttered-
81 not a drop more, gentlemen, no,
drop mHep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30

An Irishman came TO his patron to
complain Of the usage he had met with
from gentleman to whom he had APP
piled for employment. I" He told me. :"
said Paddy, ITO go to the devil, and so
i came straight to your honor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
DoLTIua CLOTHS.

JUST received, large supply 81 BOLT
a. ING CLOTHS Of very superior quail
~, which, added 10 my former stock, ena-
bles me To offer better assortment 81 the
article Than hiss before been m this market
sud at reduced prices. Al orders from mil
lers aud Others will be particularly attended
TO. JON. JANNEY.
Alexandra, mo. 70. IsaG.-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
.lE0aaeM .EEnffers.

HNiE sBbscF,ber sincerely tenders his
n hsnks 10 bic friends and the public Tor
We encouraging support be has received
sinee hm residence here--but begs leave Co
hay 10 those who have standing accounts
with him. ihst they will very much obiige
hin ~ calling upon him, ~ soon as c0nve-
nient, and settling the sane. either by pay
ment OF BY note. JOS q. HAYS
HafpeFs-Fsrry, Nay a.. Is1G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30

n. b. Thu, elegant article may also be
had by calling early a. the SbephefJ,toen
Apothecsrv and Drug Store.
sbepberdstovn, Jan. ~. 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
AGENCY
FOR THE SALE or
IsKcTs I,-efgJLs .igtj. m,
COMPOUND.

"A nia'l,blc cure Cor Rhsa51t'i'rt. either
"A chronic OF 'ndammatary, and for Gfarsl
and Difficulty 81 .NiNin, Jrm,
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MoMck,a Esnnacen.

HoR TIE cure o. Dyspepsia snd other de-
y eases, Is received and for sale by
} g.. HAYS.
HafDeu.Fsrry, Jan 81, i-JG.
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DGERuAHTTLE BUBTKHss

" ChhFiestoun, IN The nsfne aud hrm Of
HAanoHD 4 SHaoPsHiRE. Their Store -
che one herstofors occupied BY George W
Hammond. They sincerely hope that the
iibersl patronage alvsys received By their
ssnioF psFinsF, whilst conducting business
under he individual name, will b. extended
70 their FRA. The Stock of Goods 90 bard
81 present h large snd we'll escorted.
q. W. HAMMOND,
JOHN a. SHROPSHIRE
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PEDIGREE.

lie Wa got 10y Monsieur Ton,on, HIs dam
by SIR Archy, grand dam (,he dam of sail,
MoGhee) by imported know>lcY; dam by
imported Dion, ggg dam ., Ceicr; gggg
Gam 10y Tristan Shandy. Tor further parti-
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.N%sO Mercantile Concern

HHVHE undersigned have this dsy entered
n into partnership for the purpose Of
carrying on The
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.,,ai ,.uu., OF ti,e saa,e Af,d-ia~ iatniii"- can
dwindle, aud how many, maHy modern liFlns hnr-
le>ques exist The great names aud de'ds al
tho tunes of old. And yet these magnificent per
sons. merely because ther parents were Noble and
ercat-iheir mothers unenastr, 81 thef ialhef>
kings, are--hcrcditary lepi~lafos oil the mghie.t
and most wealthy people Of the earth l. II not Il
mockorv
They form too, OF course, the most exalted rank
of private sociery--io all others they are
The glass ollaslnon and the mould ol lltnl."
In England, il man he noble, though ever 50
vicious, he Is received with open arm, INTO tins
" charmed circle,' as well rs luto ever, circle I;
but if he be OF Pcbcian tank, though ever 50
sirtuons, he and In, vie, aud Ii, >ons aud daush-
terS, are csclndcd-l, beings that would eonram
nate the above uncorrnpted beng, have desert
bed with their presence. Such Is the influence Of
British Afl,tocrdcS.