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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1836-01-09

whaleshps-to carry number OF guns
and their necessary tackle in the hole,
to be drawn out for use at any moment
We advise those French chaps to gel
what oil they can, honestly, and 60 home
or they will finally return empty-for war
is not quite probable.-.N Ii. Gazetle.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1836-01-09

CONGRESS. This mornings mail
brings US the proceedings of Congress up
TO Wednesday. In the Senate, on Tues
day, no business of importance was oc''d d
on. In the house, Mr.. Cnmbreleng,I' ,I'om
the Committee on Ways and Means, re-
ported bill for making appropriations ior
certain Fortfcalions of the U. >. lor Inc
year 1886.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1836-01-09

ereignty Of the People are one and ihdi
visible. To touch the one. is to violate the
other. This should be laid down as a
first principle, an axiom, fundamental
article Of faith which it must be heresy
to question. A newspaper, which open
ly or by inuendoes excites mob, should
be regarded as sounding the tocsin Of in
surrection. On this subject the public
mind slumbers, and needs to be awaken
ed, least it sleep the sleep of DEATH"
MAsoSIc.-The General Grand Roy
al Arch Chaptec, and General Grand
Eincampment Of The United States, closed
their iTiennial session in this city on Thurs
day last, after session OF four days
The Hon. Edward Livingston was Ie-e-
lected 10 the Office OF General Grand High
Priest for the ensuing three years and
Hon. Joel r. Ponsett, Deputy Grand
High Priest Their next session is to
he held in the City of Boston, in Decem-
ber, 1885, National Latetigencer.
NAVAL. Letters from ST Croix, (West
End Of the 2lst ult, mention that the
Frigate Constellation Com. Dallass
had been in that hafbor some days, and
sailed on the Goth for Havana. Whilst
lying there duel was fought between
Mid,hpmen Baldwin, OF New Jersey, and
May, OF the District Of Columbia. They
fought without seconds, each holding
silk handkerchief: Mays ball did lit
tie mischief among the short ribs Of his
adversary though nothing serious while
Baldwin's grounded so near as to have
given the Toes Of May hair breadth es-
cape.
The Governor General had entertained
Com D.Ilas end his officers with a grand
ball at the Government House, aud in re-
turn was complirentca with a spleudid
entertainment on board The Frigate.
The sloop Of War Con ,ord, Capt Mix,
now in Portsmouth, Is ordered on cruise
10 the Gulf Of Mexico. The sloop of
war Warren, is 10 sail from Norfolk for
the same cruising ground.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1836-01-09

.Missippi Election. The official returns
have at length reached us, and 1t appears
that Charles Lynch (White) is chosen
Governor by vote OF 1867, against 944
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1836-01-09

There remains at present in the Treas
urv of the United States the sum OF $253,
566 in unclaimed interest and dividends
on The public funded debt, and S57 ,233
ul;unded debt. These suns, payable to
the order OF the claimants, arc not likely
ever to be called for, having been accn-
mulating for years. Many are no doubt
ignorpnl of their claims, and experience
loss in consequence. The NewburyPort
Herald suggests, as a means OF bringing
forward majority of The claimants, that
the names OF the latest owners OF these
iuuds should be published at least three
times in every newspaper in the Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
.Wedteines, Patent .Yedi-
CiHes, SC.

SwAIM'S Psnaees. Houok's Panaees.
~ Hygean Syrup, Lsroque'. Syrup,
Extract Buchu, Extract sar,spsriiia,
Cubebs-CoPaivi and SsrsapariIla,
HenryS Msgnesa,
hpothecsrys Hall Nagnesia,
Buffers Aperient Magnesia,
Lees Essence Mustard,
Hays Pile Linnament, Balm Of Columbia.
Naeas'ar OIL, Essence OF Tyre,
Wards Hair OF, Digestive thxer,
Indian Specific, Syrup Of LiVerwon,
Ro~and's Tome Mixture.
OF Cubebs, Harisem OIL.
Barbados Tar, Fresh Salad oil
Aqua Amon'a, injelible Ink,
Cold Pressed Castor OH,
Suiphate Quihine.
Nhtehesdis Essence Of Mustard,
Genuine Acoustic Oh, OH Origanium,
OH OF T1nsey, Thompsons Eye VA alter,
Transparent Narni,h, with a large ard
fun supply Of all articles belonging Ia a Drug
Store, such a. Pants, Oiis. I've StuH,. SC.
received and FOR sale at YoJSGS Drug L.
Medicine Store.
HsrPers-Ferry, May 10, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
Doctor John H. Hayden

HAVING declined, for the present. NOV
HI ing 20 the Southwest, oders his servf
ees TO the public in the diHersot branches OF
bis profession, and hopes BY his skill. care
and attention 20 those committed 10 his care,
TO merit . share Of public patronage. lie
may be found. when not professionally en-
gagged. at his usual place Of residence in b.
lissr In consequence OF injurious report.
having gone abroad. respecting his Aigh char
g'', he pledges himself to charge q, low q,
any other Physician, OF respectable standing.
IN the community; and henoeforwsrd, for
services rendered, and prompt pay ment. he
viii deduct 10 per cent from the usual char
ges for medical attendance
March 10, ls36.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

T>IIS property is situated in the village OF
Il Iunkstor. IN Washington County. on
the National Turnpike road leading from
Baltimore 10 Wheeling and distant two miles
from Hsgerstown. being in the centre Of one
OF the mos, poPuious, wealthy and thriving
counties IN the State Of Maryland.
The Mills are upon the waters Of the An
tietam, and driven by said stream with am
pie water power sod which Is very constant
and never-failing.
The advantages attached to those mills
are numerous. being IN one OF the most pro
ductive counties IN the state for wheat and
all kinds OF grrIn, wool, SC. being distant
only miles from WilliamsPort on the thesa-
re axe and Ohio Canal, and near Hagerstown
with Turnpike leading To both places.
one Of the best wheat markets m the state
where large Quantities Of grain finds ITS mar
kst from Pennsylvania. &c. The proposed
Rat Road contem plated from Chambersburg
and Psss'nE through Hagerstown, to inter>eot
the Baltimore aud Ohio RAD Road at Viewer
ton on the Potomac, will pass very near to
this place. There IS not much doubt but
that the Antirtam will be made nsyigabie,
80 a. TO intersect the Chesapeake and OHIO
Canal OF the Anuetam Iron Works--as there
- nov lock at this place, built by the Po-
tomae Company. which will pass n boat
from the waters Of the dam 10 the water be-
low 4.
The Lot, OF Ground are situated in and
adjoining Funksto~n, beng many Of them
valuable building lots, aud ia very high
state Of cultivation.
The Mansion House is lsrge and COM
modIous dwelling house. celebrated for tie
Hover and fret garden attached To Il.
Thi, Property vas valued toy Commission
ers appointed 10y the Legislature The prErs
a. this lottery are snhJect 10 10 di.count-the
PtiIes that may DE drawn viii be delivered
alter forty dag Subsequent 10 the drawing
II demanded within twelve months from IT.
date.
The title 10 THIS property ,, unquestion-
able. plat of The real estate 9, drpo,iIsd
with the Trustees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

VIRGINIA, TO wiz;
IN ne Circuit Superior Court Of LaS and
1896:
William Lucas, administrator Dc keuis sss
Nth the will annexed Of Edward Lvea,,
deceased . PrAmr'r.
Lewis Lucas, administrator OF Mersy wsger
deed, late widow aud adminstratrix Of
Johu Wager. sr., deed. James d. Wager
administrator De bout, non Of Iohn WAGER
Jr., deed, who VAS one Of the children
and heirs and the administrator Of the
SAID John Wager. Sr.. deed. and the SAID
James u Wager, Noah ". Swsyne and
Sally Ann his wife, late Sally Ann " ager,
aud Gerard D. Wager the said Jane, q.
Sally Ann, and Gerard b. being children
and heirs Of the said John Wager, Jr,
deed. Mary seeleg, late Mary Wager,
Basil Williamson, and Margaret his wife.
late Margaret Wages, Hannah Humphreys,
widow Of Roger Humphreys, deed. (lste
Hannah wsger,) and Gerard b. Wager.
sdm'oi,trator Of Philip Wager. deed, the
said Mary Seeleg, Margaret Williamson,
Hannah Humphreys and Philip Wager,
beng children and heirs OF the said John
Wager. Sr.. deed, JOSEPH Hoffman. Ellen
sad joseph being the husband, and the
said Ellen A. and George being the chill
dren and heirs OF Elizabeth Hoffman, de.
ceased, late Elizabeth Wager, q daughter
Of the sad John Wager, Sr deed, Han
nah Wager, widow and admin str trix,
and Charles, Elizabeth, Edward Lee, and
James p. Wager. infant children and heirs
Of Edward Wager, decd. Who was a son
and one Of the heirs OF said John Wager,
deed, Carver Willis, late sheriff OF JET.
ferson county, To whom wa. committed
the estate OF Charles Wager, deed, ano-
thcr son and heir Of SAID John Wager. Sr.,
deed, (as administrator de bopi, non. } and
George w. Humphreys, administrator OF
Roger Humphreys. deed, late husband Of
the said Hannah Humphreys, late Hannah
Wager. DErESpAsrs,
IN CHANCERY.
I>HE defendants in this suit having all
been regularly summoned by subprna
served, or order Of public Iion executed ss
required by law Except Lewis Iuess. who
voiuniaril, made himself party defendant
as the administrator OF Mrrsy Wager. decd
more than four months, and no answers hav-
ing been hied, except the joint answer of
John Wager, Mary Seeleg. late MARY Wager
Basil Williamson and Margaret his wife,
Ie'e margaret ager, Roger Humphreys aud
Hannah his wife. late Hannah Wsger,-'he
SAID John, Mary. Margaret. having been
chiidreR Of John Wager, dec 'd-~hich u ere
hled in July, 1910. and the answers Of the
infant defendants, by their guardian al Li,m.
and the answer Of Joseph Hoffnan-On the
plaintiff : motion the bill ~ taken for confess.
ed ~ to those who have not answered. -
Add this cause coming on now tn BE- heard
upon the bill and amended bill EXHIBITS, ar
swer' and other papers heretofore read IN
the cause. was argued by counsel, -on con-
sidersiion whereof,it ~ this ! 9Th day OF June
1885. deereed and ordered, that Master Com
missioner Worthington do examine. state AID
settle the accounts between the parties. ga
ting all such matters specially deemed per
tineni by himself or required by the pariie.
TO be specially stated, and make re port there.
OF TO the court.
CopV-Testc,
ROBER7' r.. BROU.N, Crk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

COMPOUND,
a fnfaliiole cure for RAs~-.fi--.. either
a chronic or inhsmmstory, and for G.s-.g
and DIFFICULTY IF -ust,sg Uri-s
-ALso.-
y UeilSr's celebrated India-, p,,,c,.
For the prevention and cure Of Con,ump,,o,
Coughs, Splitting Of Blood. Mereurisl D,s...r.
and all complaints arising from an imp,r.
state OF the blood. ehwsrrsn,.d not 4,
eontstn the least mineral substance. ben.
solely prepared from vegetable matter. aud
nay be taken BY all with perfect safety
Warranted 10 eject Q cure ~here u 10 strict
~ rheumatic. " B.--NSrS arc Er-rins "a
esPi riih tie prepvi,ior's ssue ~ Gsraan
CEsriyie.rE-i hereby certify that have
seen the above Medicine ADMINISTERED ~ y
number OF eases Of Rheumatism. chronic snd
innsmmatory, OF the most aggravated char
seter. and have never known II to fail IN suv
case that came under my observation, AWAY,
eheeiiug thorough core IN q few DAYS, with
out producing any particular Inconvenience
10 The patient, being perfectly mid and easy
TO take. Jos. W RIGGS. Nj
Gracehsm, Nd, Oct 10. Is3l
~. B--HUndreds Of certihc ates equally
respectable, might be procured from differ
ent sections OF the country. but ! will leave
II TO the public TO make q trial and ,aii,fy
themselves }. WELLER
Mechaniesto~ =, Frederick county,1
Msrylsud, April. 1895.
D~The above Medic mes may be had ~
James Brorn's, Char!estown.
J. G. Hays's, Harpers-Ferry.
r. Timbokake's, Smithheld,
r. p. .Mqgruder's Shepherdstown.
r. We M1rys Mai,insburg.
Oct. Is, ls25-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
VARIETY.
UHHAPPfNISs.

"E,~-y 900 f-s,s~fs as So, kae.-,.ss
rhsr-is may . srcv that years o suile
Ah,~e . h-art ot care.
And many . l.IShinc eve eoaoesls
The vitheriag of despair
We voult rot thst tie ~orid should o..
The bosonS DART recess
We ~oald not that the v1rld should know
lite atter ioneiines,
The sro.ded hall. the Joyous scene.
Cannot di,pcl our grief
in pleasures gaui,, gi,ttrr,ns train,
In vain NC seek relief
mere turks sorrow IN the heart,
n deep eorroiing care;
We turn. snd from the rn,r,hful throng,
To 'ie~ the desert there.
In vain are beauty = smiles to light
he ruins Of the soul;
hna worse than vain. the msddsainx drsuxht
he vine cup and the bo~l.
Its pleasures, like the htful bl.rs
Within the silent tomb.
Whose hiekering light bot shows more clear
ne sad, sepaiehrsl gloom
In vain ~e seek in solitude
The eairnn-ss Of repo.et
IN vain se court the stiliy grove,
NeKisctfui 81 our ~oes-
0ttef niil ~iil hover DER the soul.
And ve must yet endure
Midortuns that mo- charm can heal.
No human art ms, cure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

Id PREPARED solely from vegetable mat
IL ter by JACOB HOUCK. Baltimore, ~hieh
nav be taken With perfect safety by SlI ages and
IN all diseases. lls cures are for the foIlo~iur
d'sesse':-Ig sPepsis, Loss of Appctt-. lndiges-
ton, Inflammation OF the stomach Heart Burn
n~"-aea, D,sentery OF Flux, Piles. Fistula
,rue,ed Menstru.tion, Ague and Fever, h.
hous or Remiuent Fever. Typhus Fever, Scar
lc' Fever, Small Pox, Erysipel-s or ST. Antho-
ny's Fire, AHhms, Pleurisy. Measles. Yello~
Fever. Cost'yene.s, Wind on the stomach or
Bosrli. Cholera Norhu', Consumption. lnAuen-
"a, Colds, Coughs, ILLUMINATION OF the Chest,
Palsy. Goui, RheumatiSn, Inh.mmalory Sore
Throat, Group. Inflammation Of the Heart,
Drupsy, ricketts,. Diseases OF the Liver, Jaundiee.
Difficulty OF Making Urine, elect. Mysteries,
Nrr'ou, add Serofulous Affections Of the Mem.
bers and Ligaments, MeteuriAl and Nrnrreal
Diseases Ulcers, Sores, Affections of the skin,
and all disesses arising from Impure Blood, &c
Price per Bottle 81 5O-For sale by
JOSEPH C.. HAYS, Hdrpeis- Ferrv,
HAYS & HIGGINS, SAepherd.,o.yn.
july 81 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
TRANSPORTATION
on THE
W'tachssfer AND Potomac
RAIL ROAD.

NNNE Pres,dsn, and Director, Of the Com
n Psny have established the follow IN (
rates Of travel and transportation bet~ cen
" inehester and Harpe>-Ferry;
Fare through. With . reasonable allowance
81 baggage for passengers set down or ia
ken uP II the Depot. or Of the Island Of
Nrginius. bear the Potomac, also
FOr any intermediate distance per mile, 6
INWARD TRADE
Toll Tor transportation from the Depot At
Winchester. and delivery at the end Of
wsEer's Bridge on the MARY land SIDE Of
the Potomac. Tor Flour per bbi.. l.
Wheat per bushel. S
Corn sod Corn-n.eal. Rye and Rye-mesl, per
bushel, ~
Oats, )
Bar iron, Blooms. Pig Iron and Castings. per
ton 81 ~
All other commoditie.. per ton per mile. 6
Transportation 10 and from any intermediats
DePots, the same proportional rates With
the above.
ASCENDING TRADE.
Transportation from the place on the Mary
To Wine hester.
For Plaster. per ton, si75
Salt. per bushei. 9
Fish. per barrel, 30
Merchandise, ard all other commodiiies, p. =
hundred pounds, II
And 10 and from any intermediate Depots,
the above proportonatc rates
The above rates include all charges Incl
dent TO transportation. TO and from other
comp9nies There will he a small addition
al charge made at the different Depoi,. for
receiving and forw ardinS about , cents or
barrel OF Flour, aud 81. liar rate for other
commodities
BY order OF the Board
JOHN BRUCE, President
Winchester. March 3 I-36.-ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

NoNAtftiohNh byFtcE.
Cha'iSaotrA, Jaiy 1874, 1896
sCT@ The parties Interested 20 the above
mentioned suit, Will please take notice. that
I shall suend 81 my office. tower the market
house b. Chariestown.) ~ Wsdnsidav ~ ia
day u nsri noah. (August.) 81 9 O'Clock. 4
" 70 enter upon TIE duties required By The
above order 81 court, aid shall adjourn from
DAY 10 day until my report shall be com
ple'sd when sod where they are requested
70 attend, sth the necessary statements.
evidence snd vouchers, connected with the
Aforesaid suits.
r. wORTHINGTON.
July ia, 1876 ysa, Cen,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
MY HORSE LEOPARD.

NY the distinguished Horse. DIR Thorn
AD tons Rather. will stand at my stable
the fall season. and be let 20 mares on the
following terms, viz SIX dollars by the sea
son; eight dollars insurance. The season
has commenced. and will expire on the last
day Of september, 1896 All person, III At
put mares TO nv horse Leopard, the spring
season, that did not stand. are welcome TO
send their mares the fall season free Of
charge. Leopard u . dspple chestnut sotrel.
sixteen hanes one inch IN height, finely pro-
Por'ioned. Of great power. and commanding
appearance WM. T.. SINCLAIR.
July :. 1896 1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
ROBER7' r. BROH.N; Crk.
CoNMrSsIoxER's OrrrcE. ,

ChdTItNoWH, July IJlh, I-Jb. Z
eNThe parties interested in the above.
mentioned suit will please take notice, that
have appointed Thuysday the lSih day o.
merit month. (August,) on which day I shall
attend at nv Office aforesaid, lover the Mar.
ket Hou.e,) in Charlestown, at 9 O'Clock, A
VI. to enter upon the duties required Of me
by the above recI,ed decree Of the court
and shall adjourn from day to day until M,
report shall be compieted-whens and where
they are requested to attend with the neces,
sary papers, evidence, and vouchers, con-
nected with said suit
x. woRTHINGToN, Mas. Com.
July Ia 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

With other prizes. making together 4OS
prizes amounting To S-0,3lO
THIS Lottery will be drawn upon the plan
Of the old Maryland Lotteries, under the d.
reeiion Of the Trustees appointed BY the Le-
gislsiure.
In this Lottery sny one disposed TO risk the
small sum Of SI0-mAy venture without any
scruPles. II - not scheme Of speculation
but SIMPLY to relieve the proprietors Of the
late AntIetam Woollen Factory which was
destroyed by hrs-and the chances are as
good, # not better, than the monisd Lotto
rIes.
Who would not risk the sum Of SO 10
such valuable property Nothing venture
nothing win--delays sre dangerous on
the cash and you shsil have the priEes.
For tickets, address
GEORGE sHAFER. .fr,ni,
PvRksi0tca, va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

cAwi'd0trH, tpis llh. l-JC
IJTbs parties interested 10 TIE shove
mentioned decree. - sell a. those havinr
cisius against the estate of samuel Ensie.
deed, (WhO ere reqpssted 90 eShibt them
before me, supported by lawful evidence
will please take notice. thst Z shall sttend II
ny otbce Aforesaid lover the Market tIouss
% Chaflesiovn, ~ Ssisrdsy ~ lara Ssy 81
nsFi 1eaiA, (Augustj Tor the purpose oi
carrying the shove feeitsd order q court
into sHeet-vhsn snd ~hsre they ere re-
qussted 10 attend 81 ? O'Clock, A. NJ with
TIE EesessssFy pspap sna syi4sseo, 70 "a.
sbls ne 70 psrform the dutiss Required bJ
~ aforesaid decree 81 ths esuPt.
a. p. WoaTHiNofoN, Gas. csu,-
80 n. aaaG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
UfWcheSfeI- and Potomac
RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
JalJ 22,IS3J

THE WINCHESTER and Potomac Rail.
road Company will contrac, for q large
quantity OF PINE WOOD, to be dellv.
cred al their DePots at Csmeron's Spring and
ilarPers-Ferry: the delivery 10 CONNIE nee b,
The lst Of September next, or earlier II
practicable. The wood Is TO be cut ia
lengths OF feet. and TO be corded up al the
expense of the contractor.
Any person wishing to contract, will please
furnish the subscriber with his proposition,
on or before the 10Th Of August next, stating
the whole amount he will furnish, the price
per cord. and the quantity per month.
For further Information apply either per-
sonally TO the subscriber on the line Of the
Railroad, or by letter addressed TO him n
Winchester.
w. ~. MoRELL,
Engineer ". l. p. X. n.
July 30, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
nnnRoANTILE BUSINESS


HHHE subscriber sincerely tsnders his
n tbsnks 10 bis frishts sDd the public fsr
she encouraging support he has received
since hs rttideucs here but beks leave 10
ssy 70 those wb0 have siandiag account,
With him, that they will very mueh oblixs
bin By ealling upon him, as sooa as eoase-
meat, and setuisg ne sane, either by psy
msut o. ~ note. Jos. q. niV&
bsspsss-gsgEy, nay ~, is1e.
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CoNNIssIoSLRs OrrIoE,)

CoNHSsIOSLR's OTTICE,1
Chari''fO,rH, July liih, 1886 {
sC%The parties Interested IN the above
mentioned suit. wall please take noice, that
shall attend at my Office (over the Market
House, m Charlestown, on SATURDAY tas 2Oih
day n merit month, (August.) at 9 O'Clock, A.
NJ, 10 enter upon the discharge Of the dutie,
required by the above decree Of the court.
and shall adjourn from day 10 DAY until my
report shall be completed; when and where
they are hereby notified TO attend and pro-
duce all papers and statements necessary 10
carry said decree OF the court into exccu-
ton. r. MORTHINGTON
July IL, 1896. Mas. Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
Nay s. 1896
NEW GoOnS.

I'tlL sphscriber - receiving o. his Store
she Phsrdstosn. ard - hi. Store ~ IA
Branch general supply Of Nsw spd che 8
GOODS, 70 which he invites tie affection
0i hes ir'sads, customers ADD me public
join 7 COUEJs
shsphrfdstown. June 2, 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

VIE subscriber offers. 81 private sale, hi
FAha 70 NE vicinity Of Lsstosn, JET.
lersoa eouatg, We, oontaining about 400
AohNS-one-tbird q which V Ia food
wood Laad. The iDprovsmeou eonsist Of
= somfortaeis Dusilins Houss, sod eli other
houses oeesssafy for fsrming opsgaiioos.-
Fsreoaa disposed ts purshsss, are lavltsd 70
visw The Psealsss.
omRs ?. cOoKR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
NOW Is THE TInEl

NRoM the asttering encouragement the
- Proprietors have met with, IN the sale Of
their tickets, they have some assurance,
that they may have it in their power to draw
their Lottery,
On the 10TH Of .7ugusf merit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
WARREN'S
CPTPbrNfPd MIX OF Roses.

FENhtS celebrated Perfume - wholly free
III from the injurious effect, Of minerals
m most cosmetics. II preserves and beauti-
he' the ,kin, rendering II soft and delicate.
VI has become fashionable article for tho
ladie, toilet. offered for sale At
YOUNG'S.
HarPers-Ferrv. March n. Is3e
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american Hotel and Esfr-
gtntGs House.

FHNHE subscriber has taken the large and
convenient HOTEL on Prsu Street
lately occupied by Nr. Pesoock) and !.
nov rssdy 20 receive bis friends and the pub
he generally. Hs IL determined TO spare
no Efforts 10 plsase hll those who may see
proper 70 favor bin With call he thinks
be can render HE house sgreesbls 10 travel.
lers from any part Of the Union. From hi,
proximity 70 the Depot of the Rel Road,
and the steam Boat Landings, be offers r.
eiitiss aod inducements 10 Travellers, TO
Pot up ~ his House
d. BRYARLY,
-. Foywsriy u NrEiais.