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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-22
NABnur TO DOIf.n

Anagent writes US that he #as
"ibout getting" some subscribers for
is, but 10 the mean time, an agent for
another paper visited the place, and
got them all away. How many fail.
dres sts there in this world, of things
which are about 10 Be done.-Ths
merchant was about to go TO his stOfe
but the Customer has come and
made his purchase elsewhere. The
farmer was about to mend his fence,
but The cattle have got in destroyed
his corn. The house was about 10 be
insured, but 10 the mean time II took
fire and burnt up, The de htoT was
about 10 discharge his honest dues, but
in the mean time the money siptaway
for some other use. The head OF
family was about to attend family
worship.batth properhout had passed,
and the call ora frieod, or the prossngA
of business has laid it ssde for fhe
present.-The good msu vas bJoat 10
make donations for benevolent purpo.
ses. bdt lie died suddenly, The sinner
was about TO repent. spt sudden
death prevented -Zi0h'S Advertiser:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-22

figure Of Vengeance of Ezekiel ri.
sing above them, and pointing out TO
them with eye and hand, the city
which God had given them ss a prey
-NbiIe the wind Of divine wrath agi.
tAted ihsaowing saOwy beard Of the
prophet, end the Are Of celestial indig-
ustiOnsParkied in MS eyes.
We halted st the distance Of forty
spsceSS The eagles merely turned their
heads, as iSdisdsinfnlIy regardless. oI
US. Two individuals belonging lhs
caravan gaIlopped to the foot Of the
TOck armed with their guns. TIL:
eagles paid no attention to this; III:
guns were loaded with balls, and seve
raj shots were fred which made the n
a y heavily away for a moment, but
they Voluntarily returned TO the FIRE
md hovered long over our heads
without being struck BY either Ofth'
balls, as If they meant 10 say, your sf
forts against US are pOwerless; we are
the eagles of Cod
] now found tha, my tostical imsg
lnatiOn had exhibited 20 me the Elgle
Of Tyre lessfalihfullg, Tess Impressive
|.Iys less supernaturaIly, thsh the fac
warraGted. and that there !S ever il
the most obscure rays Of tbe mems di
VinsT OF poets, something of diViu
and prophetic instinct which utter
the truth without kOo~ing it.-L1
Marlins's pilgrimage.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-22

Mahy msn gain a reputation for wis.
dom by 6enterlious and sober gravity.
They are like Pats owl, which he chris
tened 'parrol,' and offered for sale Why
said the purchaser, 'he does not talk,
NO, to be sure but he kaPes devil Of a
thinking
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-22

home time. he prevailed upoo some
friend 10 wait upop Mr. Jefferson with
MS apology, audNauest that he should
return AID taks lodgings At his house,
promising the best Toom and all the
atfenneg that could bs Eiseo to ham.
Mr.. Jefferson returned the follow.
ing answer: "Tell Mr. BOyden !"
said he, II appreciste his kind iutsu.
tioDs; but il he had no room fossths
muddy farmer, be shall have none fot
The Vice President"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-22
AN INCIDENT AT NATCHEz.

AN INCIDENT AT NATCHEZ.
was led TO reflect that the dariat
aud fool habdy spirit Of Mike /. Fink
had not Lecome extinct among the
boatasn, when our steamer come to,
for . few hours, at Natchez, on hsr
way down the Mississippi. This city,
which on the heights displays a beau
tiful appearance, 10 nevertheless more
noted on the river here for the chsrac.
ter Of the lower town, or, 'Natchez
under the hill,' which the bostmsl
make kind Of rendezvous, snl ID the
ItfssqssDt theatre Of a royal row. At
the lime Of our stop lheTe, over ffly
boats Of diEfeFent descriptions were
laying OF 10 the river opposite this
place. Close 10 the wharf, upon the
deck Of a broadhorn, stood fellow Of
powerful muscular appearance; and
every now sDd then he would swiOs
around his arms and throw out a chal.
lenge to any one ''Who dared to come
and take ths ruSL off him." styling
himself The "rosrer," and declaring
that he hsd'n had ighl 10 month.
and was eating ley.
The men Standing sround seemed
neither disposed 10 take much notice
Of this fellow nor 10 accept his rhsl.
lenge, and from this | imagined thar
hs VISA regular bruiser, snd no one
cared 10 oppose him. For some inns
he continued throwing out his cha!.
lsnge, and interlarding his speeches
with Inc usual boast Of a western bru,i.
er-that is, that he was half hors !
half iigator, half stesmboa,, and hall
snspping turtle, with little dash u
lightning" &c. &c.
! Presently, litle stubbsd fellow
Ca me along and, hesring the chs!Ien,
ger dare any one 10 rub lbe rust of Of
him, stepped up aod in dry hind Of
style looked up 10 his face sUd tuqoi'
red, "Whj might you be, my bjs chick
sn-ehl"
"pm 4 high.pressure steamer"
roated the big bully.
"Aud I'm a snagl," replied The lit;
tie bnei ks hs pitched ioio him; aod
before Re had time TO reflect, he wsi
spra~llng upon Tie deck.
A general shout Of applause buFst
ft6m the Spectators; and many now
Who before stood aloof from the brag
gsdSt;d, jumped On board the boat,
aud enjoyed the tfsnuer i'd which The
little fellow pummsled him.
This scrspe appeared To be tho sig!
nal FOR several other fights; and iu ths
evening 4 general row ensled, which
ended 10 the demolition OF several Ell
fces and the UnhOusing of sssera
scores of their inmates; however, du
ring the hight our boat left t6e lowG
and I learned nothing farther connect
ed with this ssrape. -DrGgoou Gam
paignn
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-22

Height Of Wavss. Among other
proofs Of the inGorrectness Of the as
serliou, that no waves rise higher than
ten feet above the ordinary level, the
following vivid description is given;
During the hurricane experienced TO
the norlhwsrd of Barbados by the
squadron under the command Of the
late Admiral de Curcy, ION July 80,
1906 the Cer!aar a seventy four Of
the largest class, whilst lying.tc. had
lhs small boat, "a gig,) which was
hoisted up at the slerd dsvitS, washed
away, Os we'll as the poop lantern, by
an enormous wave, which was els.
vsted many feet above the highest
part of the ships hull, sS ii rushed past
with impeWous velocity; the portion
which struck the ship cleared the
pcop.deck Of every thing! On
the evening of the second day,
whilst the hull Of our shattered and
unwieldIy vessel lay rolling in the
trough of The sea, the cry Of one Of
the lookout men, Of ship coming
down upon u.s. made those who were
holding Of, under The shelter Of the
weather bOIwark, spring from 'hslE
covert D get peep Of the scuddlhg
vesse, we JUMPED upon a carronSde,
aud, with lhe greatest difficulty, held
Oh, directing 6ur eyes upwards 10 the
position Where Ihe stafs Of The tildhea.
ven would have been sought for on a
calm and clear night! and indslinCtly
saw u dark object upon the ridge Of
the totOering sOaUs, which was ap'
preaching on the weather quarter.
The next minute d large ship Che 81.
George, 9s,) dashed close past our
stern uith raSsdity perfectly as
toundingj aOd, before the eye could
be we'll turned TO leeward, she was al
most out Of sight. The daager was
imminent, aud but for the prOviden!ial
clrcumslance of the St, Georges
helmsmsn catching thomenlsry
glimpse Of the CentauF Under The
foot OF The formers fOfesaib our doom,
aud theirs, loo, ii is probable, had been
sealed. One spoke Of the wheel 10
port saved Us aud barely so, for the
giant ninety eights proximity was
aIsrmingIy close, in her desperate night
before the furious tempesll-If any
dependence can be placed upon our
syesIght 10 broad dsylisht-when
mitch Of our heightened peril Of the
Storm seemed 10 have lesssned with
the depsrtuts Of The hight-and from
inteht contemplation, FoF some hOurs,
Of the successive seas as these came
rushing and doubling onwards, as ii
we're, to wipe away with one brush
of their curling and fOaming the glo'
rious and ingIOriOus works of man,
which lay like a helpless log at their
mercy-we would say, that if a hOri'
zonlal line had been drawn from the
apex Of the Iofliest wave to the ship
| il would have intersseted the main
mast about half way up from The deck
which. making aIldwshcei for una
voidabIe error, wodld give about fifty
feet for tho elevation Of the wave.
Maui, Mag.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-22

A gentleman taking ati apartment, told
the landIady.
Il assure y0d madam never left iod.
ging but my lahdIady shed tears
Il hope 1t was not, sir, because you
cent away without paying
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-22

II behoves us always to bear in
mind, that while actions are sIwayst0
be judged by the inmotsbIe slsadsrd
ofrlsht and wgobg, The judgments
which We paos upon men mist 6s
q usli fed BY considerations Of 'gei
country; situalioo, and other accident
il circumstances. and it will tben be
fs3nd that he who is most charitable
10 his judgment, is generally the 'ea's
Unjust. SOathey'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-22

TwO little boys were fined 90 each, i'd
Boston, iot suokius long 81 IN the street
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
Ercsh GNrdc,a NcceIs. "a.

HUST come TO hand. lat the ChsrIs.town
- Apoihecsry aud Book store Of the
lsst years gathering, = supply Of Garden
Seed, for early sowing, viz.
Paris Early Cabbage seed. very small. bu,
an earlier sort than the Eariy Work
Early (Scotch short stall York Cabbage
seed, very superior kind
Early Sugar Loaf, Esrly Harvest
Early Wellington ard early BstterseA Cab.
hage-Ai the different kinds Of summer and
fail Cabbage seed
Early and late Csulihower Seed
Purple EGG Plant Seed
great variety of Lettuce seed, viz.
Esrly tsuperior) Ice Lettuce, white
Head Cabbage, snd Brown Dutch Lettuce
seed, together With other sorts ~ ditto
The earliest and best kinds % Bunch or
Dwsfis kidney Beans, Litsa Beans
Cromwell's early Frame Pess-gYov two
ard a half feet high-vsry superior kind
Bishops early Bunch Peas-grow one foot
high-aiso several other kinds foF summef--
Ell u The niOst useful kinds
ssisafy 90 oyster Plant seed
Tart Rhubafb (6os for tsrts) Seed
klat Dutch Turnip Seed foF spring sowing
Sginaeh-NeW Zealand end other kinds
for early greens
Red Turnip. short Top Scarlet, and many
- NANiN eNtn ior apFtnEs sum
nier, and fail sowing. Thyme, sweet usr.
Jorsm, Lavender, ssgs, Psrslsy, Psrsnip.
Carrot. Cayenne and Cherry Pepper, Flowsr
Seeds assorted.
The shove list comprises q very small
part Of the assortment u seeds which tie
sabieriber has slresdy received and on
hand and shortly he Will receive the residue
70 complete hn assortment for the present
md approaching seasons. Hs hiss every
eonhtenee N the Eenuinsness % ihs seeds
which be offers fOr ssisi the sbols of which.
~hh very limited exception, havisg been
procured from one Of the best establish.
meats in The eountry, end shs sans froa
Which b has been supplied ZOE msrv yesr,
beek. The sxeeption referred % consists
- feW KINDS, - yell raised ksys ~ aay
Whsrs else, sod which we're raised chis6y ~
himsslE
JAMEa sRowN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
PERFORMANCES.

1yrsnt has run nineteen races, ~ino,ov Ten
Ia his races. run ~ different distances from ote
To ionr mite heats. he has dispisy ed remsrkaLi-
speed - Scit - eRdurtpg bottom. lie ION. NJ
> years old, sveepstske, Oet. 81. 1852 .,
Mtddieburg, mite heats. beating Bei,r, B.-
krr and others, IN too heats Nth cast ui~
Sm' S3s--3m. SJr. Course said 20 be eisif,
yards over NILE. he a. . wears old WIN o.
-, is35. the Jockey Club pars- IL $500 81
Washington City, ID. G. four miles srd rrt..,
80 too hrais heating the noted gchlta. H.she-
lor by luskah0c, and Reform by Maryl lander.
Bs'h,lot dropping 90 h's dst-ncr the fret hc.t
lie 81 heat sas ron ~ I'm. SIC. The best ~
best ever tusdc osrr that eoufs- and ~ mark
BE. cOnsidefihg tis-t tie track was Erty feet
over m'le, sud very h-ays ~ the tin.s -
be iallosing ~etk, ~ The Central Cour.r
Nd inur ui'ie he-ts. fuf the .eke, IIab pur..
% iSu dollars. hc commended 18th WH u
Jobnson's celebrated rasf mar, Irihe. ard 9th
ere W this rass h. csinsed grrat Aestness srI
iaf'inE"rssi three hssts serr pm brfOre tii-
s"'.'s'' us' dee,dsd 90 fssos q Ir,as. ! ,p,.
Z. bfs I'm. ism 2s. Tyr.nt 49, be.tef
sbow lengih The - h+st--in me "a b. -.
sest W trdie. sod ~ The 30 beet So third L.
The sprtnK 81 iaSt Ne san several Tsess snd 49,
beaten. Although i4borinE Under the d,sieai-
Ter. ~ 81 sfteFsaFds discovered he male sttv
g'firk time ia to- instsners On she ssh M
is5t, 81 Wssiiagton City, - g.. tLfs,ris, ens 81
the best sots a Nrrfhsfs Esiips- SOD ryrsnt
tyrsf'' vsrrsins 'i'f.e l,-'iHas -.d h.if ss0Is
ih-n he proper ~riEbt. r-n 2 h..is d thrsr
niilrs each ~ che extraordinary fn.e q snt
Rss-sfn. So ADD tli~ foliosinr ueek. stIt.
nigninu t0ursr, 4 aaiie heats for t.e Istksg
Dob pure az 100 d1llsfs. Ivr.af 80 h..f.,
itr 81 best ~ Vim ~ lohasc.'s nsr~. ssl,
- 'usi'rs ~ heat being n,sds n M oatrsord,-
nsfy hnis 81 I'm as. H. the 10 hest BE- dfot,t-
~ ~ We dfsianse--rua o. sen. g. --the 81 hest
run ~ To- spa fyfsni b. me thtrd nile ti.srs-
~, esme ~, shsllrrErd. snd psssrd NJ t.sfs,.
soos hors and NJ Johusou's n.sre 9Th ss..
81
= more faH and eompls,s detail ~ T,gsst'.
fst'ng e-Fvsf snay b fossd ia 81, furf Regis,
- ia'iiss 70 Tyrsnt he ossers n NJ, he,.ta,.
70 Hssfft ttai ~ Hetsr fsa ia aay rsse ~ eond..
ugn, except n Middisburr
fgfsft = ~ NJ fn,iy 9l.s q Ne dsr's fss,,ls
NE, hss becnree disiiaxuisi,ed fos hts r.ei.r
PeHpffusftss, Nets. his luii brafhef. hss b,
Iniree hirh fefsltsfirn o. lhe furf--hasiag 49,
ihFrr ouf ~ igaF races 81 FrFnafk stiT sssk fass
showing ne issk ~ bgtfym Asa 81, fon ,isirf
: 40 s,ss bcfT tFsine. - tFoasslased r. BE- one a
~ MOS promising hiiiet ~ ths loser psr a
Nifginia
fof msFes from distanse sfais sol pssuf-
- siil - saDrdsd a ~ i9srsi nsiRhborkosd
EfieeA he Efeates voss,bic esro sin b. -
Atn y f'.i sesidents ssd esospss, ~ ~ re-
spoaae'i'iy ~ 49, s,sa ny hsppsa
DAVID BALDWIN
sasFsA "a, is9o .fysss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
rrsz fls .Nr.s rsrk Star.
CROCKETT.

Tho eel .ashi. tate. sod nearufsiihe story.
The deed II the hcro shall he ser dseay-
fle Tell IN . cause dear 10 frvsdom aud sioty,
And fought 10 the last LIKE = lioa al bay.
When rang the is1d call from nstion opprv..a,
AID her valleys. 18th slsnsh,sr VI Lr.,v nsn.
~svr red.
T-.s the pride OF poor croskeu To help the ,,i.-
u~ssd.
Asdshe ~.'sh-~oed ia T.<as vac heard. Cs
GAsaH
HE desth-ds.lin; riae so longer sL.ll shower
It's uoerrisg balls On the proud. h.usht, foe,
Cut dovn ia the spr,ag t,r,s Of hfsS boddin.
Hs tombstone. slss. are Thy sails, .fa.o.
Then may &c not Lope. since s.ior h.s crown,
him,
AID esr him bright fame her msntls h.
s3r~sd.
L. The soa's parting hour good angels -vr. rounI
hi,a,
Had Lis spirit arise TO the skies, Go .hssJ,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
GOIIAII

"TILL stand until the Goth june on
Wv Mondays and Tuesdays at D.nl Me-
Phersops sill; on Wednesdays and Thurs
days st George isler's farm; aud on Fridays
aud Saturdays at Hslltown-prics e5, TO be
unchanged by ~, IL paid by Goth June q
insurance.
GoLiAH Is . handsome bay, IL hands high,
7 yesrs old-rsissd by the subscriber, out Of
. stock celebrated for the drsught-himseli
not e1celled. His colts (wIthout, Z believe,
m exception) show great sire and muscle
~ many in this ns,ghborhood. and . number
on Bullskin, woald eonclu,ively evidence.
To gentlemen Of either place, Z respe etfuliy
refer any person DESTROYS Of Information
The Groom 10 authorized TO make contracts
Ne promises much attention and care, but
will not be liable for accidents in the dis.
charge Of his duty.
JOHN PETER.
April 4. 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
o. Look 0f Shis!.l0

O.5RDEN SEEDS C.fRDE.f SEEDS!
FEViE subscriber has just received n large
II and general assortment Of Garden
Seeds. suitable for the approaching season,
consisting. in part, Of the following articles,
10 wit:
harrowfat Dwarf Beans
Red French do Caseknife do
Pole do Small Lima do
Beet Seed assorted
Delaware Kale. fine for greens
Cabbage Seed. Early York, Drum Head
Globe Savoy, Sugar Loaf
Carrot Seed assorted
Turnip Seeds assorted
Salad Celery, Cucumber Seed
Early frame long green
Egg Plant, Rndioe, fine Salad
Early Corn assorted, Lettuce Seed
Nutmeg Cantplope, very fine
White aud red Onion Seed
Parsnip Seeds, CromwelI's Peas
HoIspur's Fall Msrrowfst do
Bishops dwarf. foot high, very fine
Tart Rhubarb, 6ne for tarts
Sage Majorum, Thyme Lavender,
Rosemary, &c. &c. &c.
Persons wanting good and fresh Seeds will
do we'll by calling early and supplying them
selves. To be had at the Drug Store Of
JOS. G.. HAYS.
HArPers-Ferry, Feb. 4, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

'I>iIis property |. situated in the village OF
L Fankste.rs IN Washington County, on
tho National Turnpike road leading from
baltimore 10 Wheeling and distant two miles
from HsgerstowB. being in the centre Of one
Of tho most poPvlous. wealthy and thriving
counties in the State Of Mary land.
The Mills are upon the eaters OF the An
tetam, and driven by said stream with am
pie water power) and which ~ very constant
aud nerer-fsiling.
Tho sdvant,ges attached TO tboss mills
are numerous, being In one OF the most pro
ductive counties in the state for wheat aud
all kinds OF gr,in, wool, SC. being distant
oni, miles from W illism-port on the Chesa-
reaks and Ohio Canal, aud near Hsgerstown,
with q Turnpike le aiding to both places, J
one OF the best wheat markets in the state,
where large quantities Of grain finds iu mar
ket from Penns, ivania, So. The proposed
Rail Road contemplated from Chamber.burg
and passing through tiagerstown, to into rseet
the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road at Viewer
ton on the Potomac, will pas. very near to
this place. There 10 not much doubt but
that tho Antieism will be made uayigabie,
80 as to intersect the Chesspeake and Ohio
Canal ut the Antiotsm Iroo works--as there
Is now lock at this place, built by the Po-
tomso Company. which will pass \ boat
from the waters az the dam 10 the water be-
low Il.
The Lots Of Ground are situated in and
adjoining Funks,own, beng many OF them
valuable building lots. aud in n very high
ttaie OF cultivation.
The Mansion House 10 q large ard CON-
modiOus dwelling house, celebrated for the
flower and fruit garden attached 10 il.
THIS Property was valued by Commission-
srs sppoinisd by the Legislature. The prize,
IN this lottery are snhjeet TO no discount-the
prizes that may he drawn will be delivered
alter forty days subsequent To tho draw ing
If demanded wIihin Twelve months from il,
date.
The title TO ,his property Is unquestion.
able. A plat Of the real estate is de posted
with the Trustees.
PRICE or A TICKET-lO DOLLARS.
gCHENE:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
scuEHE:
-<rnanysd and Tdiited b. fhe CsmrniIsione-s ab-
Ps'nied by ihs Legislature Of maryland

With other prizes. making together 4Os
prizes amounting To- SS0,3l0.
This Lottery will he drawn upon the plan
Of the old Maryland Lotteries, under the di-
reciion Of the Trustees appointed by the Le-
gi.lature.
In this Lottery any one disposed 10 risk the
small sum OF sl0-may venture without any
,cruples. II is not scheme Of spec ulation,
but simply to relieve the proprietors Of the
late Antietam Wooilen Factory which was
destroyed by 6re-and the chances are M
good, II not better, than the monied Lolte-
ries.
who would not risk the sum OF 40 for
such valuable ProPerty' Nothing venture,
nothing win-delays are dangerous-send on
the cash and you shall have the prizes.
For tickets, address
GEORGE sHAFER, .4gtni,
Funk'iOiSA, Nd.
Msroh }, IS3e.-td
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
DOCTOR SPOHNS
Sick MeRd0eh Remedy,

"A CERTAIN ours Tor Sick ilsadsch.
"A which bss been used IN famniss, every
msmber Of which has bad sich hsadaeh
from infancy. ~ q constitutional family com
plaiut, sRd has cured easctually IN every So
stance yet toown. % u 20 perfectly satisfac.
tory, that the proprietor les given directions
for his agsnts 70 refund the prize 10 sny ore
sho y not blessed with u. Received from
the scent ~ New York, and offered fog sale
81 YOUNG's Drug Store, FiarpoEaFsrry.
March u, i916
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
A FAIR BUSINESS Tran,

A FAIR BUSINESS TRASsAcrIoN.-
a fellow was engaged to a gil in
Maine. but liked her sister better than
he did her. Wishing to be OF with the
old love before he was on with the new.
be asked has bctro. he'd what she would
take and release him--she replied that
about sixty-two dollars. shs thought,
was as much Us he wa, worth; where.
upon he ponied up the dust, took quit
clam. and married the sister.
BosioH PoI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
UEfHchesfcI- 0nd Potomac
RAIL ROAD COMPANY.


TIE WINCHESTER and Potomac Rail.
road Company will contract for a large
quantity Of PINE WOOD. TO be deIfv-
cred nj their DePois al CamerOn's Spring and
Hsrpers-Ferry; the delivery TO commence by
the lst Of September next, or earlier al
practicable. The wood - 10 be cut i,
lengths Of feet. and TO be corded up al the
expense Of the contractor.
ANY person wishing TO contract, will piesse
furnish the subscriber with his proposition.
on or before the 10th of August next, stating
the ~hole amount be will furnish, the price
pei cord, aud the quantity per month.
FoT Further Information spply either PER
sonslly 10 the subscriber on the hne Of the
Railroad. or by letter addressed to him al
Winchester.
w. ". MOREfL.
Engineer W. 4 p. u. n.
July 30. le3S-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
TRANSPORTATION
ON THE
tE't8sehesfer and Potion 0C
RAYH. ROAD.

HVHE President and Directors Of the Com
~ pany have established the following
rates of travel and transportation between
Winchester and HarpeFs-Ferry
Fare through, with reasonable allowance
Of baggage for passengers set dovR OF ta-
ken up Of the Depot. or 1T the island Of
Yirginius, near the Potomac, ALSO
For any intermediate distance per mile, 6
DOWNWARD TRADE
Toll for transportation from the Depot ct
Winchester, aud delivery At the end Of
Wsger's Bridge ON the Maryland side Of
the Potomac. for Flour per bbl., IL
Wheat per bushel, 3
Corn snd COrn-nsal, Rye and Rys-mssi, per
bushel, a.
Oats, Z
Bar Iron, Blooms, Pig Iron and Castings, per
ton Al ~
AZ other commodities. per ton per mile, s
TranspOrtstion 20 sod from sny intermediate
DsPot'. The same proportional rates With
the shove.
ASCENDING TRADE.
Transpcstation from the place on the Mary
land eide % the Potomac above mentioned
10 Winchester.
FOF Plaster, per ton, AIS
Salt, per bushei. 3
Fish, per barrel, 30
Merohardixs, sad AL other eommoditiss, psg
hundred pounds. n
Add 10 md from any inteFmsdiats Depots
The sboVe prOporiiouase rates
The shove rates Include ell charges Incl
dent 70 transportation. 10 and from other
companies There viii BE- snail addition.
81 charge made ~ The different Depols. fof
receiving and forwarding shout 2 cent. on
q bsFrel Of FLOUR, shd = s,miisF rate for other
commodities.
~ order o. the BOARD.
JOHN BRUCE, Prssia.af
Winehsstsr, March =, ia7g.-GL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

ININCrCRE Of Pearls, new snd vsIna-
- bic discovery for tbs immediate reno.
'sl oi al scorbutio sFuptions. pipples, free
hles' and sli roughness on the face AMI skin.
i@PFo'iss The beauty Of the cheek snd odd
lng . blpom 70 the complexion. Received
from the Agent 10 New York, end Tor sale Al
1OUNG's
Drug & .N,dions Store
Horpsrs-Tsfry. March 81, 1886