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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
WEALTH.

The prevailing Characteristic Of our
day--of the present generation, is ava
Tiee--uot indeed that miserable fond
ness fos keeping money which refuses
itself all the comforts Of life, and
drsads torart With plttanee TO relieve
the wants Of the beggpr--but an insane
desire Of acquisition IN Guri sGcra faEses,
. mania for money. There is q
cause for this among us altogether Pc
culiar, via; that in The absence Of ar
ti6cial distinctions Of rank, wealth de-
tSrmines the place Of every individual
ia society TO an extent which is else
where unknown. and can hardly be
conceived. II Is true that wealth will
net render ignoTance and vulgarity
agreeable and acceptable, or usually
give 20 the man Of tainted reputation
q passport to the society Of the honest
and honorable. But even 10 these in
stances what money will not do for the
fathss, II win effect for the son; and as
Q general rule. be who acquires mo.
ney. IL the means are not absolutely
asgliions, 'ean purchase with il any
place, IN what Is called society, which
he wishes. Even political power, tho
not 80 directly bought here az in Great
Britain, IL moro likely TO get into the
hands Of the rich, that is, Of those who
have amaseed fortunes; for the sons Of
rich men u must be confessed, do not
Ia this respect enjoy any peculiar adj
Vsntaga. This respect for wealth in q
couaisy like ours. where no rights Of
primogsniture exist, and where every
man i N 9 certain sense the ariifceT
q his own fortune. is not surprising
nor altogstheF unjusiifable. Wealth,
honestly gained, IL more an evidence
ofindnSiry and enteFprize, than Of good
fortune, and those who possess Il usual
u have q elaim 10 the kind and degree
Of consideration they enjoy. Ia the
days Of Solomon II might have been
often trns, that the poor man by his
wisdom would deliver the city, but
ct present Il is taken lor granted, and
not without reason, that he Who has
best nnasaged has own affairs will be
most competent 70 take charge Of those
Of his fFisnds cod the public. IL one
is ia pursuit 81 q Trustworthy agent 20
assume the care og be property, q q
guardiaa Fog bis children, en- executor
for bic viii, husband for his daughter,
supposing ambitioa lo have no iniiu-
snee IN the lest ease, he rich win Be
preferred 20 tbe poor maa; add The az
grpgsse Of thee preferences constitute
public opinion. Hence Ell strive 10
Be- heb, % n there are fev who resist
ths Rsasral current, satisfied 10 moor
thsir bark snd watch The scene IN qui.
81, they receive more credit fos indo-
lenes thsn fos PHILOSOPHY, IN many ca
eos perhaps Justly. Such is the uni
vsrsal FsveFsnes Gog wealth. Without
q. ths highest mental aad moral qusli-
hcations 20 Zoe little; with i, msdioc-
Fity becomes sniasnt. weakness is
slFanRth--dullnesa hnds listeners, and
folly L approved snd Unlisted.
tFhHsksipAis Hsrsl4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
FIRM FOX SIZE.

Y>HE subscriber Offers, ct privats sale, his
= FARM, situated In Jeffsrsoa County.
virginia. II miles Northeast Of chsrIeslo - n.
This farm contains 237 acres Of 6rst-r.ts
limestone LAND-sbout one third OF " hich
&6E 10 In Timber Of the first quality -
There is on this farm one of the
VyB hncst Springs In the stats Of yir-
- ginisi Il has never been known 10
Be without superabuudsncs of water al al
seasons OF the ysar. There .. q merchant
mill within fsv hundred yards Gift The
Improvements consist OF very "a
eomfortabss two-story Dwell -
ling House, with nm excellent ~
new Kitchen attached, snd all
other Houses necessary for farming opera
tons. This is, perhaps. one Of the most de.
sirso'e farms 10 the Valley Of yirginis, us
h snords every opportunity OF getting 70 the
markets Of Baltimore. Csorxelown, and
washington, with very liiiis expense snd
great speed, the Winchester and Potomac
Nall Road passing inmediateiy through the
farm. As Tor health. Il 10 not surpassed BY
any farm 10 the Valley. The subseriber
deems II unnecessary to ssy more is lis fa-
your, but would invite all those desirou, OF
purchasing, TO call AID examine Tor shem.
selves. John w DtfFrIRI
Nov. J, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
.NeRrees for SAFE.

NAIL ~ nsl1 % M0nday tia 2isl day
w ~ novsaber nest (Csuri-day.l 30
fore "a Gourt-HoUss door IN CAsglsst0wn,
ssyen likely NEGROES, eoosisiine 81 tWo
Womsn asd Boys--f ~ The boys freq, 90
% ~ ysars u age, sd ths oihsr years ois
zsFus--Stx ssoafhs' credit. o. ths par.
chassF Riving bsnd end approved sssarlig.
R0BE8T RuLTOn. AAaF
OF ~, ie3s n 1ssss ErsssE 49,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
Eook EereI

YNHE subscribers most respectfully lnfOfm
\ their friends cod cusiomsFs, that they
80 gsesisiag sod openlHg their Fali supply
~ GOODS. consisting, N part, q
cioths, CsssinsFss ane sastinsis,
Caiie0es hna hsriuos Of "a celos.
Groceries, Hardware, sd Qustnsaars,
Hais, Capa, Boots and shoes,
And many other articles. sli ~ which uers
sslscte4 With she utmost care, sd purehas.
80 ~ ihs lowest kbost-dowB pgiess, which
viii eoabie then 10 give great BafEains
HERLEBOwER 4 SILVER.
KahlaloHn. Oct 81. Iala
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
TAILORING.

NE subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens Of charlestown and vicinity,
that he has taken the stand lately occupied
by ar. Frsncis s. Bogus, opposite the Post
Office, CharIestown, where no will continue
the Tailoring Business in all lie various
branches. he pledges himself that all work
entrusted 20 bis charge will be faithfully
made up in tbs Deatest, most durable, and
fashionable style. As Mr.. Bogae will re-
main with him some time. he hopes that the
old customers will continue their faTors.
HUGH MCKEE.
Charlestogn Oct G. I936 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
TIN AMERICAN BOY.

AMAhtSAN BOT.
s6es, book %. and see that Gag.
Dow gysceftliy Il fics
These pretty stripes They seem 10 be
A rainbow 10 The skics."
II b your coantry's dag, my sou,
And proudly drinks the lixht.
Der oeeans wave--in foreign eliuaes.
Asymbol Of our night.
Rather--whst fearful noi,e !. that.
Like laundering Of The sicud.i
why do ne people wave their hats.
AID rush along In erovdsf"
u b he noise cf oanaonry.
The glad shouts Of the free;
IhIs b day 10 memory dear
rs frsedoms Jubilee.
al wiah that was now . man,
I'D hrs my cannon too,
And cheer ss loudly ~ The rest
sus, father. Why don't youI"
Tn getting old and wsak--bus stiIi
Ny heart 10 big with JOY;
I've witnessed many day like this,
Shout you aloud, ny boyl
"Hurrah! for Freedoms Jubilee.
God bless our native land
And may live 70 hold the sword
OF Freedom In my hand!
Well done. my boy--grow up and love
The land that gave you birth
And home where Freedom Loves 10 dwell.
L. praised on earth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
KRegialletafNl Ordera.

A COURT OF INQUIRY for the LIST Bat.
"A TALON Of the 55Ih Infantry, will con-
Vene ~ Daniel ERtlerS tavern in Shepherds
town on the 18th day OF November next /;
and Tor the % Battalion Of the same ReEi-
meet on the 18Th November next at the Ia
vern Of Samuel Stone In CbariestowD. A
Court Of inquiry FOR the Regiment viii con-
veDe at the house Of SSmH Stone 10 Charles
town on the 26ah November next.
BY order Of the Colonel,
FRANCIS YATES, .adiT,
55ih R'gf. y. NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

1sseph ~. Rro.Vn

~ EsPECTFUfIF anaoancss is be friends
y y ana he pebble, thal ~ hes takeb tbe
stnFa roopi osespieA 81 3. ~ q G. W. Air.
qaitb, hsviag Vurphase4 sasir sioch ~ Goods,
IN aediilcR 20 BE foEmsF sfoek. vhieA makes
u eomPlate asd lsFEa. iils sloct ~ Cioihs
SO CsasiHets bsieE hsavy sad conprislar
every so1sF aae fssiiy, Niii BE- offered apos
sush iefu1s a. eaanot faa % piaass lhoss
whe nag lavog hin Wish . eaIi.
Nos. y. 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

NnE shove reward uiil ~ sissa for The
~ appfehsBsios q a hsgFo man naasd
JONAH, who esa swsy aboai lhs 9otb ia
ntskep eat ~ this state, ibIftg doliags n IL
keo % CaroiiBe, 8pottsyisenls, Cuipsper, ~
Fauquisr. aa5 sfiy 5olisfs, " tstsn ~ tay
years 90. 6ys feet tsn % slsgsa iaebss high,
vsry straight. has e erica snd aciivs sisp.
Ueii pTepesti0nsd. bai raihsr issa psrsoa, .
high fgrehsa4, sa aVai fee coed aet 81
froat teeth, so 4 fsfk sola pisaion. when
sPoteu 10 bs 4 very humbit. Az ruasoasbls
- peases ieeeffe3 N hrlaKiae hin ksesa. ssill
1e aiioseA w. w. WALLACE.
oef. ~. i616.--.et
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
Stcaia,a,s EsNnaeelu.

HAVE just received fresh supply Of
n this most valuable Medicine, which !
VIII warrant TO be geouine. Also. have
on hand, general supply Of such Medicines
Is arc 10 eommon use, which may be relied
on as belng fresh aDd genuine, end which I
will sell low. JAMES J.. MILLER.
Oct 81, 1896.
N 81 have small qusnti,y % very
superior Old Port Wine, which can recon-
mend for medicinal purposes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
DREpARED solsly fson ,ss.ssbl. ns,.

W1hEPARED solaiy fs0m vegetables nat
H Ser " JACOB FiOUCK, BsliiBorr, vi,ich
may D. tshen eth periosf safety b. "a sges sd
o. sil diseaacs. be cures ere az ihe f5iloginr
dissases.--DJspepsis, i,oss a Appetite, lndiges-
toe, lnaannsstiOg ~ IRE Siomath Hesrt Hufn
Disrst~s. Dyssaiery - PiaN, PiIrs, Fistula
uesirueted StensFuaiion, Ague md FeVrr. ~
lioas o. hemiiteai Fever, TyVhus feses. Srar-
lsi Fever, Seal Pos, EfyssIieiss % ~. Autho-
n1t PRE- AHhnas Pirurisy, Messlra. Ysiiov
teVer, CosiiFenesa, Wild % TIE stonseh a.
bossis. Choiers Mofbu', Conssmpiioa, fnauea-
~, Colds, C0aflis. inAaurnstioa ~ fbs Chesi
fslsJ, Cost, hhcuFnaiisfa fndammsioFy Soge
throuts Creup, faoarars4fiSn - ne Hsast
lAroysy, Riekeis Diseasss 81 lhe Ilseg. Jsossiise
lhfeliiiy ~ AtshiaE Urtus, Csiest, nss,srisa
Nerves. 80 scrofuious Aasstleas - re Mem.
hsrs end biEamentz. AerauFisl ed Vcsrreal
ihetases. Ulcers, Sofrs. AHestions n Ne Stin
cod ~ tiaesses sFisiag fron impurr fliood, ~.
Price prF Hcfis 81 S9-Fof laie ~
sOoEPH q. HAYS, Hagbes-fsFTs.
HAYS 4 Il1GINs, ststkgastsua.
gulg 81, faaA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
~ 80 YOUNG LADIES'
BssrdsHg - Dsy school.


~~<<S.<& e@<&&. &AA ~
NvuE exercises Of the next (ssvspth)
II session Of Angeroaa ssninssy viii
eommsaes 90 shs 6rst sioodsy h ssptsnbsr
and eoetinus gill NE 18th Rsbrusry. The
number u papiis being limited, parsnis 10
tsndsng 20 enter are advised TO do 90 st or
near The commencement % The ssssien.
Terms, payable when tho session b hell
advanced, Including Board. Lodging, wash
iss. aid Tuition go, Fuel. Light. and sta
t'osAry. %. A deduction Of IS 10 pupils
undcr II year, of age.
Day scholars. payable in advance, from
Music, sisi Drawing and Painting. usual
conrse. clio. rc
Circulars, exhibiting ia detail the plan Of
education pursued. reisrsnees. ssd other 10
formation. given 90 application 70 the Pri n
eipsi. either personally or By letter.
L. EicHELBERGER, Prtnripai.
Wirchsster, Aug. N. lsJ6 = atx,ot,t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
Riaealaaafona.

FEFHE Era q Josaru ~. Bsswu 4 co. y
~ tbs day dissolved b. piuiuai ooatent.
NJ. RishaFd Williams V sulhorinsd 60 re-
esivs sod settle Ell debts due the arm.
JOSEPH ~. Brown q CO.
Nos. : Ia7G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17


VvHE subscriber has on hand large Stock
u OF superior Groceries, among which
may be found, N
Sup. Porto Rico add 81 Croix Sugars,
Loss and Lump Sugar,
" Rio and Java Coffee
Gun Powder Tea, (sxtra qaslity,)
Imp. Y. Hysop and souchong Tea,
Prime Engiish and Sap Sage Cheese,
Mould and dipt Candles,
Msckorel sod Herring,
Groaad Alum. and fine Salt,
Sup. p. L. Molasses.
ALSO,
A fresh supply Of Ain onds. RaIsir., Prupes,
English Waiuuts. FiIberts. Palm Nuts, with
general assortment OF Confectionery, eli
Of which ho Is offering psry loo. Those In
wsot Of the soove articles will do we'll TO
call. J. }. MILLER.
chsrlestown. Oct. 6. 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
"A NEW CONCERN
IN SAPkerdsfolcn.

IN SssphsrdsfolcH.
UVHR subseFibes having laksn into part
n nsrship with hi@self . RFisnd 10 bic
Store 81 shephsrdstowa. the business will be
eosdneIod IA The name and era OF John r
cOokas 3 Co. Who ere pow rocsivIng end
opepiog very general supply Of Fall sad
Winter GOODS. 81 q vhssh thsy will sell
on accommodating teFms. They invite .
cell from their friends and The public gene
rally. JOHN 7. C00Kus 4 co.
ShspherdstoWb, Nov. ), t536.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
Paw YOUR Taxesf!

NKIE win again remind the citizens Of
w Jefferson Couaiy. that the time 10 al
most II hand. vhea the Revenue must be paid
into The treasury q the State, and al other put,
lie dues mast bo paid. Il 10 therefore hoped
That tbose Who have not yet paid. will DO so o or
before the ensuing term OF the County Court.
JOIN u. fLAGG.
JOHN H. NENDREE,
G. w. SAPPINGTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

ID EsPEcTFULLY informs the Ladies Of
~ hsrPeu-Perry and lie vicinity, that
she has removed her millinery and Pancy
Store 70 the Store Room recently occupied
By Bushrod s. Pine. where she u now opsa.
ing . frsah supply Of goods in her line.
September j, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

Remedy for Bsras nd Seakis.--Lel
clarified honeY be sppliad on linen
re, and m one momant ihe psin Eill
ceAse. This remedy has been TIED
several times, aad 4 always relieved
lh4 noment tie honay was nppiisd.
tsnrrk 1g~rr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
N0TxCE.

DERSoNs indebted TO Fighter Levering,
- ere notl6edthattheir notes and accouats
have been placed 10 my hands for collection.
Payment must be made without delay.
A. NJ. KiTZMlLLER.
Harpers-Ferry, Nov. ,, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

TIME subscriber hes on hand hands ome
4 supply Of super. plain and figured fancy
colored silks, black Italian do, Merinos OF
every quality and color, large supply Of
Fancy Shawls and fiAndkerchiefs Of che
latest sly ID, super Gloves. Hosiery, Ribhaads.
Beitings. &c. ke.. together with large stock
Of winter Prints, 70 which he would politely
invite the alteption OF the Ladies Of this
place and the oeighborhood.
J. ,. MILLER.
Charlestovu. Oct. G. 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

10 EHWBPAPEn PnXHTuna
4KHE subscriber hss lslsly ia,soduesd .
- PROOF PRE8g 81 eoHslguoison 60
tirely nss, the frape ssas q srourit iroa
Esd safFantsA Tsey have haea approved
81 ~ iboss sho hsys t.sn 10 zee. - iakisg
fair imPressios with esss and sxpsdiiion.
snd aiso 10 savitk tis fnce 81 typs. heraso.
fore much ihiafca b. IRE fofmsg var al
tzkisg pFoofs b ihs hf,ish % plalneF.
a. RANA0a, Libfsfy q.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 20, i61s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

CHARLES sTALEY having purchased
" the Stock Of Goods Of Bushrod G. Pine
and reesiying fresh supply from the Balii-
more market, &o.. which makes HE Assort-
msnt eomplste, h now ready TO sell 90 az
eomnsSdating terms.
HsrperS-Perry, Sept I, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
TRANSPORTATION

4AsA9gBOA2AT
on THE
W'tsseAeseeS' 0md Potomac
RAIx ROAD.
THVHE Presiaesl and Directors Of The Gem
IL paay have established The following
rates Of travel and trauspoFtatioa bstveen
winchester and HsPpsrp-Fegry.
Fare through, with reasonable allowsaes
Of baggage for passengers eel down % Ia
ksa up n he Depot. or at the Ialssd OF
Yirginius, near the Potomac. hI.5O
Por any intsrnedIats distance per NILE.
DOWNWARD TRADE.
Toll for trsasPoFtasion from The Depot Ss
winchester, and delivery Al tha end OF
Wsgsr's Bridge on the Maryland sias OF
the Potomac, fer Flour per bbI., 10
Wheat per bushel, s
Corn and cosD-nsal, Rye and Rys-1ssi, psr
bashel, a.
Oats,
Bar irsO, BlOOns, Pig Iron sod Castings. per
ton klgO
All other sonnodisies. per ton par nile,
TrAnsP0rtAtion TO asd from any iniernsdIsto
Depots, tAs ssne proportional rates With
The above.
ASCENDING TRADE.
TransPoststiOa fron the place on the Mary
land SIDE Of the Potomac above meatiOaod
For PiAisieS. per ton, el.T5
Salt. per bushei, 8
Pish, pee barrel, 20
Niosekapdize, and all othss commodities, per
hundred pounds, II
And 70 and from sOy intermediate DspoGs,
The abevs pfopoEtlOoats Fstss.
The shove rates Isslade al charges IneI-
dent 10 trnnsportnsios, 20 snd from other
eOsaPsnisS There wili BE- as@sil addltioo-
Fseeiying and foruartling--AbOat eeats on
bsFSsl Of Fi0sF, snd slmIlar Eals for oghsr
oomaoditIss.
BY order Of he Bead,
JOHN BRUCE, Pyssl1sus. 4
Winchester. March >, ie3e.--St.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
FREE PRESS.


~ - $4,000 - EAA- u - AA'A
PA .Gs.NU.1E
fsyabie haf yearly BAT Tso DoLlaas
will b. received 81 payment h ran. N pail
sntiFsiy - s8yanes. Nhsnersf pa2meif 4
defeffed bsyoed re sxpirsllsa 81 tbs gsar.
Interest WiIl bs shaFgsd
g.. sseseriptious &C. ala uoushs, 81 IS. -
~ pad iaysFiably g aArsss.
ADVERTISING.
Ths terWs II nfgerftsiae are for 4 sanars
~ isss, 81, iar thfes ihssfiioas -iazEes aaaa
- Ne ta1e Froperiiea. keeh sostiaaaaes
IS eeats PEI sqaaFt.
g. Az sfFeFiaemeafa - eatssn& f1s =
sFeette fimesgin - oentizssf unol feEbks,
~ thergts esesvsz.efs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

NROA "a % ssrvsai Nho vas lssozlcsi
~ -, eo@seheFa On ~ aboet TIE iolh u
sePtsmbas. blas Brosd Cloth CLOAK.
bet hiile vofa, With Hack velvet collar,
enFk slut heiag, Ed blsek siIk iasssis. A
Feeard 81 IS sili Be gives fsr ~ recovery
e !as .cseat, espvssse = rsigrsse ls.as-
Pistasss o. a. isSG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
MILLING BUsINEss

~@~@ - - - ~ S8&3 &A2o
nj the Ford Mills on the Shenandoah River,
near keyes's Ferry. 10 the name aud under
the firm OF F0RD & SNYDER, eommenc-
ing on the 6rst day OF the present moath,
(July,) and assure ell those who are dispos-
cd To do business with them, that they are
determined 20 pay tho highest msrke; prices
Tor WHEAT sed other kinda OF GRAIN. de-
iiTered in their Mills, or delivered NJ any
receiving point on the Rail Road, or a any
convenient poiot on The River. From their
experience a. Millers, they can say With
eon6dence 10 Ill those who hare wheat 90
dispose OF, that II will be greatly To their io-
ierest 10 give them call before they make
. disposition Of the same and they earuest-
ly request their former customers not to
make any disposition Of their wheat with
out hrst seeing them, as they are we'll salts
he'd that no millers vest Of the Blue Ridge
can afford TO pay better prices than than
selves. To any VI their customers that may
prefer grinding, liberal advances will be
made, and strict attention paid TO their in
struetions. The BOiIskin Mills, formerly
belonging TO John Hsines, deed, and Mr.
John Myers, will still be carried on by The
undersigned. and one OF said Mills kept ex-
pressiy Tor the reception Of Rye and Corn;
for which kinds OF grain the highest markell
price will 1t all times be paid. Fish, Salt,
and Plaster, will be kept ct the mills, 70. the
accommodation OF their customers and those
disposed TO deal with them.
In closing this brief notice, they should
DO acting unErateful 10 their feelings were
they not to offer their sincere thanks Tor the
very liberal encouragement they have here
tofore received, and hope, by promptness,
and strict attention To business, 10 merit a
continuance Of similar favor.
BENJAMIN PORD,
DANIEL SNYDER.
July 7, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

RWNgR SAW WILL, DWELLING HOUSE,
~ snd tWs LOTS, Belonging 30 ssmasi
DownsT, On ne ahsaaa1oah RiveF.
Apply 70 RoBgRT BURNS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

HAVING declined, for the present, moV-
IN iDg 70 the Southwest, Offers his ssrvi-
ees TO the public IN tho different branches OF
bis profession, and hopes b. bic skill, care
and attsniiOo 70 those committed 10 his care,
to merit share OF public patronage lie
may be foand, when not professionally en-
gagged, ai his usual plaes % resistance 10 Boz
hvar. IN consequence Of Injurious reports
having gone abroad, respeoiing his AGA sksg-
gss, be pledges himself 70 ehsrEs ~ low a.
any other Physician, Of respectable standing,
70 the eommsnltyi snd heoeeforward, for
services rendered, add prompt peg meat. he
wii deduct 10 per cent from the usual char
ges for Hasdieal attendance.
Mareh 10. ie96--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

HAMMOND 4 sHRoPszmR
HAVE just Fsesivsa bssdsoma SEA o..
m msnl Of Fa8 end Water ShaWls, Faaey
lssodksFchtsfs, &C. 10 Which they rsspsel-
fully Invite The attsnlion of ths lsdiss Also,
. bsndsoms assortment o. caiisoss, &c.
oes. so, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
NEW GOODS


49, - O"@ AN0NsNaee
HHNHE subscriber Il receiving snd OpeBiaE
n supply of Fell sRd WiRtsg GOODS
81 his store - Walpes's Cross Rosds, vhieh
ere offered on accommodating teFms- He
frisnds end The public are ihViisa 70 give
hin . eali. JOHN r. COOKUs.
Eeg. :, 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
John n. C0Oknaa

FNVAKES this method TO Inform all persons
n who have open accounts on his Books,
that he has made Q change In his business,
and u 10 therefore Necessary that all ne.
counts on his books should Be closed rs
speedily a. possible. II Is hoped that all
persons having open accounts will oall with
out delay and close them either By payment
or by note.
Shephsrdstown, Nov. }, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

NAEE a<sw Ealiops - OiS lFiah Syhis-
beg fos ssis. ABpiy -.
SOe1Rst ~, Brown.
Hog. ,, 1893 f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
NEW STORE.

HUNHE subscriber has taken the Brick Store
n House formerly occupied By Jefferson &
Cleveland. near the Bank, whsre be is re-
csiving and opening
Il large and splendid Stock Of Nsp and
sEAsoMABxH GOODS.
He deems ID unnecessary 20 particuisrize, o.
he feels confident that bis assortment will Do
found inferior 90 noue--snd be il determined
10 Oder them on such terms ~ will suit the
tiaass. He weuld respectfully ask his friends
and the public 10 cali and examine.
JAMES J. MILLER.
Charlestown. Sent. %. l636
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
Doctor John n. Hayden

Oct 90, Ie36.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
DIR. HAYS

~Sss &3S8 = 80
HATEFUL Tor past fsvours, takes this
M method OF Informing his numerou.
tsiends and customers. that he has Just returned
from fsitimorr, and is nov offering Choice
suppiy OF such articles ne are usually found in
Drsg Store, among Which arc
.Uestteines,
Pofeai Medicines. Pants, Oils, and
Dye Sia1s.
Jetreiiry and Fancy articles. such as
Pss-rs Lever. lAdies' Gold, 2w.rc,,,,
l~pin-. and eaDr,on English
Watch ksya Far Rings. Brsasi Pins,
Gilt Buskiss. bet Beskies. SsuEr poxes,
Silver n1S common Speetseics. Finger Rings.
Gold aed common Guards Seals.
Silver eeasii C.scs and Peaeii Points.
Silver Tea aud Table Spoons, S<e. rrnknives.
Thimbics. Music Boxes. Silver Combs,
Ladies fsaey boxes. Stand, or Cotton Reels,
Cologne. Florida. Virgiai., and Honey Water.
ALSO.
Spices, Fruits, Confectionery s. Nuts,
Tobacco and Sauf-7oys,
large add gsnernl assortiuent--aii Of which he
viii aeii inv for cash, OF to punetual men on y
short credit.
Hsrpers-Feuy, Angus, is. 1856.