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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
n Small Jefferson Farm
ron SAIu

T5'iiE subscriber OF rs for sale the small Farm
= ieai belongs TO tho heirs e William MeEn-
dree, deed, IN The county Of Jefferson situated
on The west bank Of the Shenandoah River, sd.
JOINING TIE lands OF Major Heroine t. opie the
heirs OF John II. Lewis, and James Ropcr. con.
taip.ns about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
% AONI&S OF NNNIno

More Than one-half Of which Is well clothed 10
k.mber-ihe balance cleared and 10 cultivation.
The Improvements on the farm, with iitlle
repair, might be made very good. They arc a
D"e'ilns House, Kitchen, smoke House. Stone
DAIRY, Barn with stabiing underneath for 10
- y horses, and large stone pistlllery, s. i.h
bWeihnB House attached 10 IL, and two Gne
nevcr-iaiiIng Sprisgs wilhin thirty Yards OF the
dwelling, oae OF which supplies the d..ialer,
With water. The situation Is beautiful one
fer rsnnery and Couatry Store, is dislaaee
beirg about cishi miles from any country town.
md II ever :he Shenandoah riycr is Improved bv
esn-!' (and there is but H.lic doubt that Il
N"I % before many !ears) Nature seems 10
haFe iIieaied tbs as one OF the hes; stu 4tio,
"a river as plaza for 4 publ, Gea5t, IL being
tHe posat where public road strikes tie liver,
HAT P2Hes through ore Of The finest wheat
growing sections IN the counties Of Clarke and
-caetso@' The terms OF sale will be made casy
- any one t.sposej 10 purchase. AppIication
CO Dc made 10 Zoe subscriber by ls,ler. (po,,
paid who Frsides IA SaePherdstown. Jefferson
CeaEiy, Virginia.
49, - ra9o rr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
FOX SALE
"E WILL SELL, TO The highest bidder.
w on Utdassiay, IL JtfiB (as4iJ
a BRICK DWELLING HOUSE

VI
w on utd.saiay IL J,,iy, (as4iJ
a BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
and on The IMPROVEMENTS. with large ard
handsome LOT sttsched, adjoining tie Old man
ZION property Of the Messers Wszers. SAID
Dwelling = two stories high. with q basement
~ stone has tao large Pofches. sBd IN every
uiAnhef #csi arranged two stables, smoke
hJ'sl, Sr, s5e on Zee iot. Thcss premises are
handsomely stustod on tie tee Of hiH, sui.
oieniiy sicfatod q overlook tie lriucipll part
81 the village, tc river, Potomac and shsuau.
dosh, me Potomac bridge, Railroad Gc:-in
word. o o. The m5sl beautiful rosidsueo az
H1rper,Ferty.
Ihn properly will most certainly Le sod snd
70 ih'ie rertons wishius TO yngrhaso. 70 sispv
he premises before tbo day or ale 0gLTFe
terms Of sale brc One third in hand ore ftir4
20 months. ne balsuco ia - months. besrt,-
inisfeai loon tbs day o. sais.--ths Deed 10 he
rhhhed l1tti 80 re payment, be made p.
session all Del given immtdia.eIy
N li. ANDERSON
q. y. St-puI NsDS
iiarpsrs-Ftrrf. May 90. 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
BOOKS AND STATIONARY

y. ". S {. ~ .4ISQUITH
~ RE- now opening large aud h,nJ,omo
"a selection cf
spring and Summer Goods.
al. oil which viii be sold on pleasing term, -
ihs! respectfully solicit cali from their
i"end' and The public generally
SILKS. &c.
Amongst a great many fancy goods al our
house Will be found
New style ehangeable silk,
do. do. hgd and plain,
A. blue black Rep, silks,
Blue black gro. DC Hhine,
Plain Muslin hs Lame (new style),
Chslies Of every kind,
Black Muslin lie Lainc,
Black Thibet Wool ShawIs,
White embroidered do,
Super Kid Glove7 black and cold
French worked Collars, &c, &c.
T.. NJ. s. c. ~. MS QUITH
April .. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
NEW GOODS.

HARPER. o. wife
NAVE just received new supply of we'll
HI assorted and fashionable Spring aud sum.
mer
GOODS.
They would invite tteir customers and the pub
iIe generally to call and examine their stock
which - no" Tery complete and rsry cheap
81 ePherdsiown, April %, 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25

Medicines as usual, carefully compounded,
with printed labels, and plainly written diree-
lions accompanying each bottle or package
No medicine will be permitted to leave the
store unless correctly labelled. J.PB. y Co.
June 4, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
New Goods and Great Bar
gains, Ira BerryVilIe.
iSLOlRA 30 .

SdIO lsS3 a x
a re now receiving. IA sddiiion to q Lara.
"A stock On hsAd, very extensive sapOI, ~
SE.iSO.N:4BLE GOODS
which smerses' great variety end consist, in
part. ss follows ="
Cloths, Cassimeres, aud SattiDstts
CAshmsteiio, SILK aud Msrseillss YEsTfNG
bfh add cold Summer CLOTHS.
Duck Drhlins'. and Ribbed DO, and man,
other kinds Of Psntaloonery,
Twisted silk Gloves (bl'k and eoI'd
SAX aud Cotton Hosiery, Lsee.. ke
Iva and l2-f Barnslsy Shsetisg,
50, 10 4 and 1874 Irish ditto.
CarPeting aud Rugs,
Observation-Disclosures, bl'k and cold Lawn.
Irish Linens, Prints,
Damask Table Cloth,
Brown aud blesehed Shittings.
Sheeiings, sc, sc,
Also, large supply Of
Groceries, Vines, Brandy, WhisLeu.
Go years old prime article.
bIJSTo those who purchase Groeorie. r.,
casa very liberal discount will Se made We
DO not however, from this remark. wi,h 10 h.
undersiood as selling for cash oaig for our c,..
'4msrs can DC supplied with Groceries. a. we'll
a. any other class Of goods as hereiofo,. 90
cur usual terms Of credit.
Cisens, Glass, China and Stone WAVES q
large supply together with a general a,,ort.
meni Of Hats, Bonnets. Shoes and Boots str,w
aud spanish Mating, CsrpetinE, &c Hardware
aHd Gallery, Nails aud Spikes, American and
Las'i'h Steel, Hoop and Bar u on, andC as,,ng,
Medicines, Paints, Dyestufs, and OIL.
Fruits and Confectionery,
Garden Seeds, Sc.
BOOKS AND STATIONARY
Cop and Letter Paper, wall Paper. Parle,,.
Book and othec school ditto, Blank Book. &c
tUf-Ciesbiy washed Wool. Lard. Fec, INT.
Ter soap, TAllow, Rags, BcesWax aud Wool
VAL DC 'skeu IA exchange at the highest m,rke I
prices.
ouI 'u''o~ers and the public arc solicited 10
give u call, and To te Il our lib.r,i,,, t,.Cro
purchasing elsewhere. We at tho ,ame tim.
tender oor aeknow edgmtnts to our ou,tomer.
aud The public, Tor the liberal patronage e,tend.
cd 10 us heretofore FLoHr & EENrs
"orf! we, Clarke eounty, Va,
Nav IA IsAo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
HAVE received and have now ready for
- sac, large, cheap, and fashionable assori-
meni Of SPRING GOODS, selected Win eres,
care IN the East, and shall offer them TO the
puOie 81 such prices as will eomport with the
present hard times. My assortment comprise,
every article usually kept in retail stores. and /
invite my friends and customers 10 call and ex
amine and judge for themselves.
DANIEL q. HENKLF
HallioWn, May II, 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
Drugs. Medicines, Paints, &c.


AYE, eJrsessi additions from Philsdsi phia
N and Baltimore, rendered their stock Of
Medicines, Drugs. &c, very extensive. and
they believe Il Is now IN their power to furnish
10 Physicians and others, medicines upon a,
good terms ss they eau purchase them in the
eities-smong their new purchases will be
found
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25

gooS terms ss they eau purchase them IN the
eities-smoDs their new purchases will be
found
Quinine Piperipe EAT Of Logwood
PreeiPilaie Ext Bark do OF JalsP
Iodine do OF Cleuia
Tr OF Iodine do Of Bellsdonna
Bydriodaie Of Potash do OF Savin
do OF Iron do Of 1elle bore, &c.
kreosoie Machine Spread Pitch
Crotoo oil Piaslers
Protriodide ofMeroury Cuppine Glasses
Dentriodide Of DO Wsdsewood mortars
sulPhaie Of MorPhia Scales and Weights
Aurt3ic Of do Specie Bottles
Acetate Of do Tinet. DO
Dsnareoi.zsd Opium Spring and Thumb
DO Laudanum Laneets
Pui'eriIed Opium Cookies Syrup Of Slr
Chrated hsh saparlia
PreeiPd CatbonaiCof Fluid Eat OF DO
iron do Of Bgchu
Chloride ofSoia do OF Pinkroot
DO Of Lime do Of Liverwoft
PyroliSneons Acid SHaim's Panscea
concentrated tiouck's DO
FRESH Pink root James Powder (gen)
Dnleamara Godfrey's Cordial
HeI minIhroeordon Wisiar's Cough Lozen-
Ext Of Eiaterium Clut- yes
terbuek's Jayne's Expeetorant
Wine Of Cochieun do Carminatise
Henry's Magncsia do yermiC4se
DAVIDSON do Hutehins's syrup Of
Buffers Eaervescins Iceland Moss
DO TSylor's Brisam Of Lii
Elm Bark (Powdsred) verwort
wa OIsi fahnestoek's Yermi-
Maze FERN fuge
Ext OF Rhatany SWAIN. do
90 OF IaThNScum kershsN's DO
New England Cough Drops
Sings Itch Ointment
InOmpsOn's Eve Water
CaJePut Opodeidoc Steers do
Larry : Embroeation, AIedicated oil Silk
Merwin' Rheumatic syrup do do PIasters
heeries do do Dalby's Carminauye
Jsyne's CarmnatiYe
Lyons ants-spasmodic Tinciure
! Golden do
Dreshach Kuhn & Pryor's Dyspeptic Cordial
Iufiington's Balsam Merwin's Dyspeptie Syrup
Hayden's oIontalgic Balsam
kershaws Tooth ache Drops
British Oil Jsyne's sana,iye pills
! Iarlasm DO Uay,er's do
Balsamie Capsules Goodies do
Judkins Ointment HINT, do
I Preston salts Evan. do
BeckWith's Pills Hibbards do
AuderSon's do Meade's do
Lees DO ChApmsR's do
refers do lndian Eat do
Lyons do
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
EFuIl ID Conftrtlonar,

Fruit and CONFECTIONERY.
Rnh lbs CANDIES.
- 100 los frsnch Coafocitorary.
~ boHrt MalsEa Hasms.
NJ d. a. 800 f,ttref. ,..t.
Iisai Pnres. Almanfs.
Lemons. oraaEst. Dates.
Preserved Ginger.
ffrth C.ifpB. Cocoa Ngfs.
Drnd tuutnts. Wesi fnfrs P.eki.s .,t
icsfs Ffehth Cardais.
fs,eFte ana To- iais o. ss iou terms 40 az
Nay 90. ist0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
TRAVELLING.
Wool.

HKTE are swing toe highest msrkct Price
w for al kiads Of Wool. we will have.
about the middle Of June, a l1ree lot ef failed
aed plaid Linseys, that NC VII exchange for
Wool. EnS CU .IISQUITH
May 81 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
PerfiIImerN. sc.

PerIiImery, &C.
VNHe following articles, for the Toilet, Jus,
received from Ph'ladelPhia, are for sale al
Or. SrRAITn's Drug Store, viz
Cologne Water, genuine, ia bottles. Of new and
elegant patterns,
Palmyra, DO. do do A,
Orange Flower do do do
Magnolia do do A.
Florida do 40 ~
Bay Rum, Toilet Water,
Mehaux's Freckle Wash,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25
WOOL W nnfcH.
FO9 FE.EEfIsERTI


NJ 8 w Eirs ne higtsr m,rtef prize for
~ WOOL. iJERP uffIFR
June q 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-25

Is beautiful dark bro,cn, sirteen hand,
high, ,oithod tchite, ofgood si-e and
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-19
SMOKING

Doctor Macauley, of st. Louis, while lectur-
ing before the Mechanics Institute Of that place
recently told the following amusing anecdote of
smoking:
:" A young gentleman, very much devoted to
smoking, had paid his addresses TO young lady,
whose parents objected to the union, merely
because he INDUCED, as they thought, too freely
in the use of tobacco. The Young lady, how
ever, prepossessed in his favor, prevailed upon
him TO abandon the habit, that therunion might
take place The antipathy Of the mother, how
ever, to smoking, continued undated, and she
was still skeptcalas to the fact of his reformation
on that score, and 10 test her daughters account
that he had given up the practice of smoking,
she invited him TO spend few days at her
house, with the family. No symptoms of smo
king appeared till one evening, when the mann
ma, before retiring 10 rest, fancied she smet
something like the fumes of tobacco in his bed
ROOM She looked through the key-ho and 10 |!
and behold the gentleman was caught in the
act, putting away, with his feet upon the CRATE,
and thinking, no doubt, of many happy days
with his beloved object The mother, in haste,
ran down stairs, called for her daughter; said
she had found him still smoking, and wished her
TO come up immediately and see They few
up stairs; the mother looked again into the key
hole, saying TO the daughter, ''did | not tell you
he still smoked look in and see" All, but
mother" said the daughter, 'ioes he not smoke
bedufifuHy2
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-19

was sure, from his being the advocate Of low
man, that he must be low man himself, and
that he could be nothing better than Manches-
Ter man The amusement produced by this
climax OF passion was more annoying 10 him
than the opposition of the captain; and his sub
seqnent conduct was so bad that the whole par
ty, French as well as English, could take no
farther notice OF him. On the following day he
finally left the steamer; and, in few weeks af-
ter the death OF the sultan he was figuring in
the Malta newspapers as the lawful heir to the
Ottoman throne; being the son, as he stated Of
the sutana who escaped from the massacre OF
the harem Of Sultan Mustaia. Subsequent
events, however, have proved that the pretender
is known and understood beyond the empire TO
whose possession he aspires
lie was born, II appears, at Constantinople, OF
Polish mother; and, after many adventures in
early life, which nearly cost him his head, he es-
capped and found patronage under that arch-re-
bel, the Pacha OF Egypt, in whose service he is
known 10 have visited England Soon after we
met him on the Danube, the newspapers an
nounced the discovery Of some plot devised by
the pacha, and carried on by Nadir Bey, at Con-
stantinople; but he contrived to escape in
steamer, and reached Egypt His reception by
Mehemet Ali does not appear to have been very
cordial, perhaps In consequence oil his Ill sue
cess, for he soon made his appearance at Malta
and knowing doubtless, from past experience,
that the greater the lie the more believers he
would have, he there proclaimed himself the law
full heir to the Turkish throne adding, that he
did not wish TO convulse the empire by con-
test, but that--he was willing to accepts pen
sion
We have dwelt rather longer on the history Of
this extraordinary and impudent imposter than
he, perhaps, deserves but many have, no doubt,
met him in their travels, and TO these the prece
ding details may be interesting. He has since
transferred his ready services a more profitable
market than Egypt, and future roydgeurs will
find him-not at the head of 10000 men on the
banks of the Danube, or enjoying the otium
cum dignitate Of his Bulgarian territory f; but
officiating as man of-all-work at the court of
Morocco, where recent travellers have seen him
-Frazer's Mag. for Nor.
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pioetrp.
ASPIRATIONS OF A YOUTH.

ASPIRATIONS OF A YOUTH.
by JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Higher, higher will we climb,
Up the mount Of glory,
That our names may live through time,
In our countrys story
Happy, when her welfare calls.
lie who conquers, he who falls.
Deeper, deeper let US toll,
In the mines acknowledge;
Natures wealth and Learnings spoil
Win nom school and college;
Delve we there for richer gems
Than the stars OF diadems
Onward, onward may we pass
Through the path Of duty;
Virtue is true happiness,
Excellence true beauty;
Minds are of PEDESTAL birth,
Make we, then, heaven Of earth.
Closer, closer let us knit
Hearts and hands together,
Where our fireside comforts sit,
In the widest weather;
y, they wander wide who roam
For the joys of life from home.
Nearer, dearer bands ofloye
Draw our souls in union,
To our Fathers house above,
To the saints communion
Ihither ev'ry hope ascend,
There may all our labors end.
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SONG.
by n ~ L W Z r

BY BUL Err.
They never loved as thou and ],
Who ministered the moral,
That aught which deepens love can lie
In true loves lightest quarrel.
They never knew how kindness grows
A vigil and care,
Nor watched beside the hearts repose
In silence and in prayer.
IT were sweet to kiss thy tears away,
Ii tears those eyes must know;
But sweeter still to hear the say,
"Thou never bad'st them flow !"
There is no anguish like the hour,
Whatever else bcfall us,
When one the heart has raised to'power
Asserts it but to gall US.
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THE OATH OF TELL.
PROM THE LATIN OF ZIMMERMAN.

FROM THE LATIN or ZIMMERMAN.
llooked-and the maiden was dancing along;
And cottage embosomd in trees,
river reflected, whose jessamine bowers
EXCHANGED their perfumes with the breeze.
rcturned-and no longer the maiden was seen;
No grove, but desert was near;
No cottage-except that decayd ON the green,
! mark d few relics appear
The hand Of the stranger had leveld the grove;
The inmates had fought-but had fell;
And the maiden, been torn from the bosom of love
With the spoer that pierced it, to dwell
To heaven was pointed the sword in my hand,
As knelt at the spot with tear in my eye,
And an oath, with my country to fall or to stand,
To conquer with FREEDoM, or die.
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Mrs. CORES NEW NOvEL--Thc Abbey
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WINES AT REDUCED PRICES.-The sub
w scriber has Just received of his own Importation
200 baskets of pure and superior Champagne wine to-
gether with large assortment Of other wines and fine
brandies, segars, &c. which he will sell pleasing
terms and invites members of Congress and strangers
that will visit Washington this season TO call at No.
3, Pennsylvania avenue.
All goods delivered free Of charge and with the
shortest notice.
dec lO-w3w EDWARD SIMMS.
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THE DAY AFTER A BATTLE.-There are few
sadder things IN life than the day after battle.
The high beating hope, the bounding spirits
have passed away, and in their stead comes the
depress ed re action, by which every over wrought
excitement is followed. With far different eyes
do we look upon the compact ranks and gtterlng
files
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noIJTICAL ECONOMY, LEGISLATION,
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for the School among which Steam Engines, a
complete set of Electro Magnetics Globes, Orrery,
Maps, &c.
No pains will be spared to interest the pupils in
what will be useful to them in after life
The Principal devotes his whole time to the School,
he has made arrangements with his brother to take
the ooie charge of the pecunary affairs Of the Board
ing department. He also spends about one half ofhis
time with the pupils privately to give them lnstruc
ton and explanation in what they do not fully under
stand at the time Of Rotations
The Principal receives into his family a limited
number Of pupils who will be under his constant SUI
pervlsion, and every proper means will be used to
make them cheerful and happy.
Terms from $40 to $50 per quarter, including
board, tuition, lights, fuel, washing, &c.
Reference may be made to Prof G. Davies, Rev.
c. Robins, Hon Jos Trumbull, the Misses Diapers,
&c of Hartford CT Capt. w, H. Swift Of Spring
field, Mass ; Lieut. H. H. Bell, U S Navy Rev. l..
Griggs and l.. Cowles, North Haven and to the
People of Merden generally.
JOHN d. POST, Principal
Meriden CT, Nov. 2lst 1910. nov 27-tf