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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
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Wore Bargains TO DC had
AT CaEAPSIDE RIO.

hhE subscriber has just returned from Phil,
~ ueiPhis with beautiful, fashionable ans
general assortment Of
SUMMND &CCDga
something stiil hanJsomer III mn m. b,,n nur.
chased "a market for some tiuse R,ery car,
500 attention has been psid IN IN hing tie ,elee.
you tie invites tue public u make an exam.
ns"on OF ms Stock, rs no 10 certain that no.
'n'hg IN beauty, style, elegance, or price. !,
"1nnng 10 please the public. lie would par.
euis'iy invite the attention OF the fair sex "a
~, so'meo' OF Fancy .f-fsrifs, which
unusually extra. The subscriber a,,,,t,, ,hs
Paohc that ~ they will call aud exam,D. M,
o'oek, thty Will mud II TO their advantage 10
BUY. HIS stock consists OF the following:
super psI.,, ssI'ah. brown, olise.) CLOTHS
invisible green. blue. black Avn
orange and other colorsd Cns.imcrcs
summer Cloths and Cassimere.-a beautiful
assortment,
very beautiful assortment OF Summer Goods.
sanao'e loo Gentlemen and Bo,s apparel.
Summer Cassiueres and French Dril,inr.
Brown, Irish aud French Drillipg,,
Dowlas,
nhi'e, brown, plain and fancy ribbed do
Hamilton STRIPE end Narseilir, Isst,pg,.
superior plaza ard figured SiIk 4 satin N,.,irr
valencia and Narcotics Nestings, didsreni CO.
Tors and qualities,
Black, blue black and faae, eoIo,sd I,.,,;,,
Gro ds-swi's, Gro-ds-Nsples. aud Mouslin.ds-
Lanes,
Painted Lsubs-super do
Chalieys. figured aud plain,
Chalie y-ds-SOie,
Barbst's silks, figured and plain,
french Pfints-AmeTicsn
Colored Counterpart
Thread t.aees sBd Edstngs,
Bobioeis and Cotton do,
Gimp dsings-Aru6cisl Sprigs-wTeSlhs,
Gentlemen's Stocks aud Crasats
spiitleheid Flag IIabdkerehiefs,
Ihdla do do.
Ticking-Checks,
Mems --latest Philadelphia STYLE Hats
Eugiish and American Prints.
PenIisntIary aud other Domestic Plaids,
Cambria, Book. JRckonet, and Null Muslins
Fancy Satin striped aud Painted Lawn aud e. am
brick,
Brown and Blrached Domestios,
Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEF. superior quality.
French aud other Woi ked Muslin Collars,
Ladies' super. XII Gloves
Black and white Pic-nct e. owes
Ladies' Curis.
Assorted Palm Leaf Hoods,
Mems eolored and PLAN Palm Leaf Hat..
Boys do do
wo4neu's Kid Spring Pumps,
Ladies' CITY Md Spring Slips.
" Victoria do
Mems City Kip Drogans,
Cbildrens red Morocco Boots
Ladies narrow top quill back and puF Combs
Iron Side Combs, Ivory Pocket do
Fine Dressing aud Kidding Combs,
Ivory Eylsts,
Bar ITon-Hoop do.
Ames' Round Point ShoveIs.
Square and long handle :hovels,
Sole and Harness Leather,
Calf. KIP, and Upper skins,
QusepsWsre and Hardware.
BACoN,-And many other articles too uumer-
Gus 20 enumerste, all Of which tho subscriber
will always keep on hand, aud pledges him.el {
TO sell as low, II not q little lower, than any
merchant this side OF the Eastern CiIiea.
r. u. DORIAN.
Harper-Ferry, July II, 1870 TT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
Notice.

~ LII persons indebted TO the subscriber by
GA note or open accounts OF ~ IN snihs stand.
ing, are very respectfully notified tina: they will
be called on Tor pay meni Immediately after the
let day OF August, (neXt month, aud be hone.
Tue necessity Tor this notice will be ackDow.
lodged ss he cannot meet his pecuniary en-.
Ssgemehs without dlGicuiiy and loss. unIes.
aided by pay from those who patroniz, hin,
and for whose patronage thus far literally ex.
tended he Is al the same time very grateful.
JOHN J. II. SrRAIrH
Charlestown. July Is. ISag
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
LANn RnTl ERENT-

~ Office - hereby givca. that pursuart 10
~ dcrffe ~ The Circuit superior Court Of
Lev ard Chaarcry % Itnsfsou County. ~ Two
suits therein psuiag, 3D. uhlch Iiainiramck ana
others ere plaintiff. cod John Bfi.coes admin
istrstot aod heirs sfs defeHdsnis. no .ubscfi.
Der. 81 COmmissi1nef sppointed for that pur-
pose. uih olrr fsr rent, - ne hirbsst biddsr.
on he pfemises. safsrfqp fts 9Dfs dar II Jffg
ls11. % ~ ~. part ~ ths Trasf n lam
usaf Chsflesigsa uhsfoof Doct loha Brieos
disf seized. bgiHE ihs tract on which be family
rsv fesifrs TIE part 30 o. rented u 90 n
ihe irart except ihst Part uhich tas besn 81
iaiisd % Mfs. safah y Bfscos o. dourtss
Irrais + Rrafiag This land aili b. reatsd
sbiii ths isl dsf q April, 1875. 9Th the pfi,i.
isee 70 tte isnant % pc 10 fs'i crop ~ rfsis
% the fsil ~ TIE year isf0-- bond w. th good 81.
curdy 70 BE- giFsu 90 secure ne psyuent 81 lbe
rent EDWARD y. COOKE, Coar.
fnlF a. 1879 Ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

WIS Establishment. recent, N the oceu.
pahcy OF MIR SAN, 81 Stone, has undergone
thntouSh repair, and t. now - the yossss.ion
81 The subscriber, ready Tor tue reception Of
travellers and the public generally. lie Gel,
assured that be Is prepared o. accommodate
'ho>e who may favor him W,lh 10, 10 custom, IN
Tho most comfortable and agreeable manner -
Ills preparations are OF the r,o-t araple ch,r,r-
ter, aud he pledges himself that nothing on bi.
part shsll ne wanting, 10 render general salts.
ACTON lie respectfully invites cal from the
public. NIERlNETIlgR TuoNpSoN
April ~. 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
Just received and for sale.
1T NTES.IzTH'S

Drug ana Udutp Store,
SAUNpLRs' superior strap, for razors, With
~ homes Al the Strap.
ChaPman' superior slrsPs for rsInrs,
Illis do do da
Fishing Lines,
Garden DO.
Ma,oh's and Carpenters 10.
Percussion Cops, plan, srooved and split,
Homes.
Turkish smoking Pipes,
Brass, slate and gla-, lakslands,
Pocket Books, very ehesPD
Fancy Soap,
Thermometers,
Ivory pocket and toilet Combs,
Head Brushes,
Coulter, vhitewa,h. sweeping. SC. Brushes.
l2S;( <'fCNC%GT.
MIX or Almonds, Milk Of hoses
Lavender, Cologne, Florida. Magnolia ard
Rose Waters.
Chlorine, kreosote, aud other tooth Powders
and WASHES,
Bears pil,
Ciress,ipn add Indian oils. highly recommend
Cd ior improvement u the hair.
May , l-J9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
TRUST SALE

OF VALUABLE LAND
II N pursuance Of Instructions from the tiazers-
II town Bank, and by virtue of = deed Of trust
executed by John stFider on the 2gth dsy Of
August, 1885, Go me IS trustee, TO secure . ds bi
due TO the iisgersiown Bank. which deed has
bee@ duly admitted to record ~ the Clerks Of
fee Of tho County Court Of Jefferson. no 20.
g. 492,l will offer 81 pablic auction, 10 the
highest bidder, before the Court House door IN
Charlestown, on Thursday hs eth day IF .isr,st
asri, that valuable Tract Of
$40 Acres Of LAND,
with lie aPPpftsnsnees, called The Ndl Tract
or Gulf Mills, lying on the Shenandoah river,
near HafpsrsFerry. The shove properly ,. 81
we'll knoVn that further deseFi btion is deemed
unneaessary
.fLSO, on ne tane dsB, ss,d ~ Ghs Csust IfsHss
door, Uhi, N pursuance % the provisions Of
trust deed. executed oa the 2gth DAY Of An
gusi. 1885, end Of record IN the Clerk Office
Of the County Court ~ JcnsrsoR. BY SAMUEL
sirider snd Mary he wife, sell, Al public sue-
ton, moietJ 81
Two Tracts OF Land.
Siua,sd IN ihs eouaiy of Jefferson, tie frs,
containing 30 acres. and the second - sefss.
being the ssms lsnf vhieh wss convened a.
John sHrisr BY Adam Aui By deed bsarior
date the 18th % October. 1918. aud iho und,-
ridei moiety shefsof vas conveyed N samuel
sirider on ihs 2Jih day q september. 1885
Terms made known o. the eaf 81 sale
CHAs. JAS. FAULkNFR.
July ". 1899 T's.f,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
yGEEERSoNE LAnYr

GG0 81 G-So
VHNiE auhsor'5er bcing DESTROYS Of em;yrat-
~ ing To the vet, offers for sale The YARN
on which be fesidste, lying immediately on the
road from Char iestoan % Ieetoso. ( from he
ioTnsr and 2 tom ths latter. and shout miles
north % tamefon's Depot on the WtnehssIfr
and liarPers-Fsfry Esil-Rosd. " contains
29i .4erss II Prime Limesioas Lend.
Tsisrabiy veil impFosed-two uslls of never.
failing water. obs e them quite convenient 10
Sic house. more particular description b
deemed ussIcss. ss persons dessous ol puff has.
'os al doubiies, view the premises Asfam
very anxi0ps 20 remove 20 the state ~ M.soBst
ihc ensuing faii, great b1rEaia ui'i De- gwen.
GEORGE O'REAH.
AprIt. l-39 II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
A. a Meeting

ar the Members Of the Potomac Rife, on
" Saturday the 9Th June, 1889, the follow.
ing resolution vas passed:
" shall not be obligatory upon any member
ot the Potomac RUif, residing eight miles or more
rom ShePherdstoSn, TO turn out or parade
WIN The company, except on the following &C.
easion', ViH:--AIl calls in the service Of the
State Of VIrgInia. emsnsiing from legal Lulhori.
y the GENERAL Parade or nIusters Of the Com.
Panies o. the 55lh Regiment, Va. Militia. ia
each year, agreelbly 20 the laws Of the Com.
mon wealth: and she extra company parade upon
the gid Of February IN each year, sgresablJ "a
the By-Laws % the Company.
July iS 1879 1T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
Julf Ia. ia99.
I.oOk nt b, sIIYerrmllI,s !

NDAA - Aa7 fRAANE NAAahAtNs
W virtue Of a dntfain warrant IN my hands
~ 70 favor ofDaBiel Eatler. sgainst the goods
and ehsitels % NJ. =. Brown, shall proceed 20
sell, before the door Of ID. Boilers tavern IN
shePhsfdsioSn OH 6afwaay fhs "a u .lsgusi
Hfri' The following Property, 10 cit:
One large Mahogany Show Case.
'FRONT.' and side Cases with Oiaf1 Doors.
One DAY Kegalat0r--silTeF Rolling NIL.
One par BchoWt-set o. Punchsfs and FILES,
shelving. Counter and Railing,
Work Benches, Dfauers. stools,
T3aks, Hammefs, Malleis,
Dras Bench, &c. Gc.--in fact. every thiog
that . generally used IN good tstsblishmsui
The above property will b. sold sithout re-
serve, on credit u ninety days. for 90 sums 0l
s. and gpwsFds, The purchaser giving bond and
approved security. AZ sums under IS. cash.
~. !. Brown, Csad.
shsphsrdstovn. July ~, is19.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
JEFFERSON LAND
FOR SHE.

VHNHE subscriber oilers far sale the FARM of
n Mrs Robinson, IN the county Of Jefferson,
al the mouth Of the Bullskin Creek, containing
BY survey
-Four hundred and siriy.eigli and three
quDtsy .3crSs
u - believed there are few pieces of property
OF The same extent with lhis more valuable, but
TIE residence Of the subscriber makes other Va
Vesiments more agreeable 60 him. To save the
trouble OF inquiries be will state that hi. price 4,
$40 per acre-One third cash the rrmsinItr h.
one. two, three, aad four year,. bearing interest
Communications IN relation TO tie property
can he made 60 his relative. MIR }. {. u TAYLOR.
OF Jefferson, by whom, or BY Me- W X Jenkins
on The premises, hwnl be shcNn 10 persons de-
sfrous u purchasing.
MONCURE ROBINSON.
PhIIadsIphia. Dec. o. Isla-m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

A letter 10 one Of the Boston papers.
from Buenos AvFes. confirms the report
previously received, that the Govern ne nj
OF that place had demanded indemnify OF
the French for the injury sustained by the
late blockade. This demand had broken
oil all negotiation. and although the French
were DESTROYS OF ending the blockade, vet
the Buenos Ayresn Government refused
TO hear any proposals unless the indemni-
~ was paid -Naf. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
SITANNONR3LE RATT-

a BALL will be held at Shannondalc, on
"A "Wednesday ereniAg neat, 24h instant. No
invitations will be issued. Visitors at the Spnngs,
and ladies and gentlemen who go there on that
OCCASION will find much enjoyment, as n first
rate Band # Music, (eIcelled perhaps by none
IN the eouniry) has been provided BY the Com
Pany, for the season. Charges moderate.
Iulv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
INVASION OF TEXAS by MEXICO.

INVASION or TEXAS BY MEXICo.
The ~. u. American credits the rumors
oil IN intended invasion Of Texas by Mex
leo, and says. IL has inform alton Of cred
table chaacier. which jus,ifies that belief.
We place but little reliance in the roper,
TO the extent which j, now goes. but we
deem il probable that the sub cation of
Texas by Mexico may he undertaken,
though, we believe. it will not be acco n
plished. The Information Of the True
American is, that the Mexican soldiery.
TO the amount Of 5000 men, will rendez-
vous on the Rio Brszos. on the western
confines Of Texas. and 1000 cavalry will
support the main army on the right and
lett. so rs to sweep the whole country
The report states also. that the war is 10
be one OF determination. every house is 10
be RACED TO the ground, no quarters allow
ed to men. women or children. towns 60
be sacked and destroyed. and il possible,
every vesiige OF civilization obllterated
from the face Of the country. The army
10 be under the command OF Bus,amen,e,
and should he not prove a match for the
Texans, Santa Anna is TO take the field.
oil the head Of 10 600 men. This last we
think more unlikely than any other part
OF the story. though the whole wears the
fac; OF inrronabiii,v. Santa Anna must
have constitutional dread OF again un-
dertaking the conquest OF Texas whilst
the memory Of his former sad defeat is SO
fresh in his mind. We give the rumor.
however, as one interesting 20 many OF
our readers, and NAV add that the propos-
ed invasion, il is said, is 10 be commence
ed in September.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
To continue for two weeks.

TO continue Tor Two weeks.
Tbs system commences with q bold. da.hine
pen erere.e, by the action Of tho ~ hole arm
Studied writing by the fore arm aud hand .d,n,.
ed TO letters. bills, ORDERS mates. sale, account.
receipts, engrossing. and Gni,:.eS Journal ontry.
Academy nov open in Chariesto~n
hooofed with the patronage OF many thou
sands OF the most distin guished Of Americ,'.
sons, her Heroes, Legislstors, SO. &C. Indeed
." the cities Of New York, PHILADELPHIA, Boston
ana Baltimore. Il falls but little short Of being
u"''ersspy adopted. In London, sanctioned bv
mo appreciation Of the Royal Society Of Att,
ana seienees, The Society OF School-m,ster.
aud ell other learned institution. in the Metre
Pois. together with those in the Irish and Scotch
Cspuals In hne. Il has become the standard
.nd generally adopted throughout Europe while
Points out its worth with an impartial eye.
hod his its labelled banners 20 the .ky.
The most iliesbie. or ersmped serswI, how.
ever detective q may be, will be reformed int o
sp'e ~ once bold, Tree, elegant and expedi-
nous. IN from FIRE 10 TEA Lessons Of on, kou,
eSeAH. Wm. Goodwane, President OF The s,.-
temsic writing Institutions OF London. Dublin
ana Paris, Inventor and Patentee Of the M ~
AdesrsPh,c process for producing any style Of
Penmanship.
The terms are extremely moderate. and IN.
most sa''sise'ory Improvement guaranteed, as
any pupil will be allowed additional lessons
free OF expense What can the advertiser add
i'irer 10 satisfy the publiei lie respectfully
invites the attention Of both ladies' and GENTLE
S1en, who are anxious 10 become beautiful and
finished writers TO make Immediate application.
The principle Of making Elastic Sgriag P.n,.
taught in One L,Son.
Pupils viii be received az various hours dur
ing the day TO suit their convenience.
Ladies' Class daily. They are taught quite a
He'e style. and the only one now r,actised 10 the
most fashionable circles throughout America
ADD Europe.
Gentlemen's Night Classes, =, g and Q O'Clock
For sale, the LORDS PRAYER, designed
and executed with the PEN, intended expressl,
for Parlor Ornament
acknowledgment guaranteed.
July IL. 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

We are erati6ed 20 see il stated in the
WilliamsPort Banner Of Saturday that
the Banks Of Frederick and Washington
counties have granted loans TO a reasona.
BILE amount in aid Of the Chesapeake aud
Ohio Canal Company, thus Initiating the
example OF the institutions Of Baltimore
and the District Of Columbia, in promot-
ing the Advancement Of this nation al
work" -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

A BsCONDED from he ssbsefibsr. 81 Mon-
esAdsy night last. NsgFo slave NARY. shout
IS yeafs oid--fafhsf tell, ~ tawny eomPlfa ion
tusli ears. aeag o. ore ~ hsF fore fnEsrs made
by ne chop u an axo--frsss oct Pariicuisrig
Fsooiisoisd. bot bsiisVsd 70 b Bius striped
coifea.
! eli give Ne sboEe Fswafd, u takes any
vhsFe aa9 secured - ihai get her sEsin. q
tahsn n ne stats ~ Firgioia, she nest BE- A.
Iisars4 % ne a nsaaansfs, Clafke Csusiy, We.
% Leg Asrsh.
July Is, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

ACCIDENT To Mr.. CLAY.-The Cinein-
natl Gazette OF the OH inst. ssys:-"We
learn that the stage in which Mr.. CLAW
was passenger upset on Saturday, near
Palmyra. o., ard that be was slightly in
Jured. Another passenger had his leg
broken" Mr.. Clay is peculiarly unfor.
,unate in his travels. He has several
times narrowly escaped with his lie from
the upsctIing Of stage coaches.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
30 Dollars Reward.

ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in
n y I-oudoun County, Va. on the 3Ist ultimo.
Negro Man named UILLLIM JONES. lie
Is small IN size, Of yellow color, about so wear.
old, with small whiskers on tho lover part OF
his jaws, and partly gray. Carried of with
MN quantity OF clothing, both summer and
winter. The above reward will be given Al
taken and secured SO that get him again.
July Ia. ls29.-3t-SI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
LATER FRoM ENnI .ANn-

The packet ship Siddons. at New York.
brings Liverpool papers Of the l4;b June.
Money was scarce. aud the Bank OF
England was more sparing thar ever in
her discounts.
The prospect for the crops in Great
Britain and ireland. was good.
The war between Turkey and Egypt is
on the point Of commanding. The Turk
ish army. 6O, GOO strong. have crossed the
Euphrates at 3ir.
The greatest CONSERVATION prevails in
Egypt. The troops OF the Dey have pass.
ed on through Alexandra by forced
marches, 10 join Ibrahim Pacha, who
with his generals and army is at Aleppo.
awaiting the approach OF the Sultan
troops.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
CENTENARY OF MErHoDIsN.


The present year, being the first cenien-
AIRY OF Methodism. is celebrated a. such by
the followers OF Wesley throughout tho
world. In England more than million
Of dollars had been contributed as thank
offering. at the last accounts, and much
larger sum i, anticipated during the year
la the United States, the Methodist
Episcopal Church have resolved on a
similar celebration; and, in various parts
Of the country, the work has commenced.
AT the late New York Conference, il was
resolved that subscriptions be opened in
oil the churches. and the first preparatory
meeting for the city Of New York, wa.
held on Monday. in The Greene street and
Forsyth street churches.
The Rev. Bishop WAUGH presided. as
sisted by twelve vice presidents. DR..
PALMER and JoHN Il. HALL were appoint
ed secretaries. and, after very able and
pifit-stirring addresses by the Rev. Mr..
JAMES. Rev. DIR. BoND. OF Baltimore, Rev.
G. A. DAVIS, Rev. DIR. BANGS, and 9TH
ers. the centenary offerings were solicit
ed; and we learn that moro than seven
thousanddollsrs were received in subscrip-
lions and donations. IN sums varying from
q thousand dollars 10 ten cents. This
amount is to bc increased by similar meet
ings 10 all the churches.
The whole centenary fund is 10 be di.
vided between the superanusted preach
ers, and the widows aud orphans Of de-
ceased preachers. .he cause of education
and Christian missions al home aud
abroad.-.S Y. Com. .7ireTiissr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

CRoPs IN NORTH ALABAMA.-The
North Alabamian says, Several refresh.
ing showers during the past week-crops
rahiDg ahead-corn in the tassel-cotton
blossoms pleniy-Wheat harvest over
crop never more abundant-oceans Of
Giack6erTieS."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

gNRHE suhssriosF respectfully requests 90 per-
soHs hagiaa open areouets uhh hin, 20 cell
sd settle lhs1. u ks= heea sems tias sines
~ nads q ohanFt N rs sasiness. sn1 hs = e.
Dossibis. HuMPhREY KGTEs.
My "a, t5so.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

VOU will parade At the usual place, oa So.
n furday, Jaiy 20, at O'eIsck, r. ~ to make
preparation for visiting smitbGsld, where YOU
are invitsd By the Z" SmiIhGsld Blues" TO . Aidi-
tary Festival, 90 The 20 Of August neat
By order u the Captain,
~. !. BROWN, o. $.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
SHANNONDALE SPRINGS,
In .gratrsou County, IA,
. .EFflcs TroDs Charfesfo.-,,.

.nt<Cs from ChGrfcsfOtrRf.
HyHiS sgreeasis and beautiful WATERING
u Place Is now prepared 10 receive Waters
The Company have reoeEtly made various i'm.
Provements suggested by the experieaee Of :h.ir
hrst season. The recommendation OF las; year be-
ing found insufficient for the number Of si,i,er..
eNssnsive additions have been IN Je TO the build
inss' and the whole establishment otherwi .e i'm
proved and embellished. Besides the Warm
Baths, which will be much improved, large Heal
iHS Baths are being constructed, calculated 10
furnish the most deishtfll river bathing both for
ladies and gentlemen.
The surprising beauty ofihese Springs. ,itu..
tea on great bend Of the majestic Shenandoah
River, ut the foot Of the Blue Riise Mountain,
As well as the long established superiority Of tie
~a,e-s. need not again be more tha, adver,.a
to- These, together with its great fleil,iy OF
access from Baltimore, Philadelphia. the Di,
tfiet sc. by Railroad and Canal, render il one
ofihe mos, ssreeabe, beautiful ADD convenient
resorts during the heats OF summer
Competent Managers, Ssrvaz;., .Nase. Flea
sure aud Fishing Boats. SC. are provided, and
the Company assure the public that no effort or
expense will be spared to render their Ts,ab-
''hnent equal to any other. either for genteel
accommodation, rational amu,e tni, or hesl,h.
iui enjoyment.
These Springs are reached in a dsys ride
IRON Baiiimo7e or Washington by the Rail
Road To CharlestoSn, feom which place com.
Portable Coaches With safe drivers and horse.
belonging I" the Company, will convey travel.
Iers 10 the Springs. distance of : miles. over
an easy road and Through most beautiful aud
Iefile country, arriving there before sunset.
-, THE PRoPRiEToRS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

"a TaREE-qusriss Bleotsd Dufhsn Coz
"A Also. eommon Coz 9Th Calg. aas 4
Blsodsf Nsfs and Coii. hlss. 80 heshsls "a
Osi,. snd o. Cart. ali f6S ssls isv. Appiy io
luly n, Is3a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

IOO LII I'LL -.

HAVE % bad, 100 pair sisohE Shoes. e
n az oWn fasn8faft'us issds fsfuisfs snf
etssn ia vsot - Gfstrs nriisis. befofs fhsy
sste tieF pafchassa O. cell 80 sHssias ~
stock Boots So Shoes ma6e % sf,isF ED is
iis lsisst iyshiso1, e. 80 ia,ss 81 ne ,ioftest
h1iics. THOMAS JOHNSON
cfafi~staga. g.rs 81. iaIs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
FIRE IN FARMVILLE.

FARNiViLLE. Va, July 10, 1899.
We had large fire here last night,
which burned some nine or ten houses.
jus, In the centre of the business part of the
town, which spoils the looks of the town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
D.aMqpt3p.RY.

WILL visit Chstlestown on the Gath Of
w the present month, (Juiy,) with tho
view OF waiting upon those who may feel desi.
rous Of employing him concerning the preserVs-
ton Of their teeth.
N B. lie rsmsins In Winchester the Grst Sc
ven days Of every month for the same purpose.
July IL. ls3g-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

The BRITIsH QUEEN Steamer had no,
arrived at our last dates from New York.
She is looked for now every hour.