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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
The ~EIcCtiOn-OCt. IL,

This is the last paper but one, which
will be issued from this Office, before
the election on next TUESDAY WEEK,
OCTOBER 1lth. We cannot let this
sheet pass from the press, without ven
turing to counsel with its readers upon
the momentous consequences, for good
or evil, which the coming election in
wolves. And, first, a word as 10 the
candidates.
Our candidate, the Wing candidate,
and, more emphaticalIy, the peoples
candidate for Governor, THOMAS Con.
wIN-but of him need we utter a word
in commendaiion2 No where in this
widespread Union does there live a bet.
ter, a purer Republican. As has been
said OF HENRY CLAY, we may with equal
propriety say ofGovernor CoRwN-he is
tho perfect embodiment Of Wing pria
ciples." Without concoalment and with.
out guile, he procIaims his sentiments
from the house tops. To all the gifts
of the most accomplished orator he
uniies the virtues of an honest man, a
gentleman aud a Christian. In him
the poor and the rich, the high and the
low ever find a faithful friend. Always
true as steel to his country, to his fel.
low citizens and to his State, no has RI.
sen, upon his own merits, from the oc-
cupation Of a "WOgon Boy"in the army
to the Gubernatoriol chair Of Ohio; and,
by his many virtues, by his prudence
and wisdom in private and in public sta.
tons, he has gained The need Of praise
and popularity, which an inteIligen
people besIow only on the great anC
the good. Such, 10 our view, is The
/, Wing candidate Eor Governor. W.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
Thc Resignation, &C.

Our opinion Of the course taken by
a portion Of the Wing members Of the
late Legislature, has been freely eX-
pressed heretofore. W. justify the res
igadtioa as having been the only means
left The wing members to prevent a most
outrageous attempt TO diS(raOchise the
people FOR TEN YEARS, in violation Of
the Constitution and in violation of ev,
ry principle Of justice. But, suppose,
for argument sake that the reSigaing
members did wrong, and are guilty Of
the crimes which the Loco(oco prints
charge against them-what has that to
do with the election Of representatives
in Carroll and Jefferson countiosf Just
nothing at all! 1t will not be argued by
any sane man that the election Of Wing
candidates ia this district, would prove
that the people approved OF the resigna.
tion Of the late Wing members, nor
would the defeat Of the Wing candidates
here, afford any test Of the popular judg
ment against that resignation Every
man in this district knows we'll that aei
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29

THE TARIFF.-lf it be true, as Sam.
Medary and his misguided followers as
serl, that the low price oil wheat is at
lrlDutable 10 the Tariff, how has it hap
pened, as public documents prove the
facts to have been, that when our Tariff
was highest (say, in 1881 Il '32) England
bought more Of our wheat than at any 9th
er period; aud when we had little or no
Tanf England bought none of our
wheal9 Can the "ReU'd' Sam Medary g.
Co. answer the question:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29

Their the Wing mol the Loco(oco candi.
dates among US, (except Kithcar0 are
in any way responsible for the acts Of
The Representatives Of other counties
We insist, therefore, that our opponents
tho opponents of the Wing ticket in
this district, are striving so far as the
candidates for representatives are con
cerned, TO make up
a false issue,
as to this matter of resignation. We
think, however, that the people are not
to De guIIed in that Sort,of way. They
will probably judge ofthe candidates by
their merits or demerllsi and cast then
votes accordingly
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29

GTOld Mr.. Richie, Of the Richmond
Enquirer, says the Slate Journal, adj
mits lha. he was hoaTed by The plot said
to have been laid for the abduction Of
Martin Van Buren,; but he sill believes
in MeSmerisR. Medary has agreed not
10 disbeIieve the "pIot," ualil alIer iho
election.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
ANOTHER HOAX.

Some Of the newspapers are circuIat.
ing the story, that Gov. CoRwIN had
his pocket picked Of $500, at q recent
Mass Meeting al Cincinnati, 1t is all a
hoar. Cant come it over" the Mass
Meetings, in that sort Of way.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
SCHOOL LAWS.

We have been requested to state, for
the Information Of those concerned, that
the School LdwS have been received by
the Auditor of this county, and are rea.
dy at mis- Office for distribution.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29

H-OHlO STATESMAN.-T This bead
tlIuI organ of modern democracy in
Ohio. denounces the majority of the peO-
pie, as the "RABBLE," the FILTH"
aud scum" of the nation, and Gov.
CoRwIN as a"BUFrooN" Boys, do yOS
hear hut?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
Wing Meeting At the Court
House.

There will be an adjourned WIG
MEETING al The Courthouse, on Mon.
day evening next, Immediately after
the adjournment Of Court. Several ad-
dresses may be expected.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29

Rhine, and down to Holland and gelgi.
um, AMI over to london, where we hope
10 see friends and receive letters, and
perhaps report ourselves again. s.
As ever, yours.
j.. P. DURBIN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
0TnE GERRYMANDER.D

"The shape oil the G%errymander dis
tricl is, in our view, no great objection
to 1t. The iniqaily Of the thing is in lis
tail Without that, the district below ,
falls several thousand short Of the ratio.
Take Scioto county-the taiI-of from
the "Gorrymander' and attach it to The
district below, and the population of the
two is very nearly cQuOIized-while non
the population of the Gerrymander is
over $4,000 the largest. But If the
population Of the districts had been equal,
lzod, bath wouid haze been Whig-whi ch
the loco IocOs were willing to sacrifice
right and justice TO prevent. MarieHa
hteiHgencer.
That's our view of the thing exactly
- Ed FREE PREss.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29

October EleCtIOM--IS49.
"A sound Currency, Pro-
lection to National Indus
try, and the Distribution Of
the proceeds Of the public
lamdS.n
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

The October Term Of the Court Of
Common Pleas for this county, will
commence, on next Monday October
Sd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
COACH MAKING.
! CO-P.aRTV.ERSHEP.


HyHE subscribers having associated them
selves il the above named business Tor !
mrmlol years, In Charleslown, Va, al the old
stand of Wells 3 Hawks. take This opportuni-
w hpiosm their friends and the public gener-
lrEW WORK on arpATnrwn
They intend keeping eonsaansIv - 49, /.
variety Of VEHICLES, which ped VI , 49,
selves shall be made in the best - nS.r 80
warranted 70 stand, Y 80
geashes, Family Carriages, Bugr;es.
&tlkeys, BaroHches, Sc, 3
can 6e had b application IL their coach Fac.
tori, nt thefs nofiez Those wishing 10 purch,se.
vii % ueA % give this ssiabliskms1s 4 csIl'
8 nolpaias ssall b. spared 70 girs entire salts.
fsct4a. and lhs public may rest assured thsl
purchases chm Be lnsds "a. as accommodating
lerms IS elsewhere.
HAWKS 1 ROSS.
Chtrlestown, Jan 20, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
q 3 ME- & SEE
INV WGgzELkR G@@Ds


- ~1S - = --~->- l>-Se-~f2f~4S
rTNHE sSsseribsf have just returned ffOusPhs-
u lrdslPdtA viii splendid sSsoftnent Of
FALL 4 WHITTIER GOODS.
Which they intend sellng low A part Of their
stock congnts Is lpllows
DRY GOODS.
Cloths, cassimersss cRssinelts Of ali eolors.
shades and qualities,
French and English BOmbaziues and Bonba-
Tets,
Fressh snd EpglIsh Breun. Green and Plaid
Metinos, difsrent qualities.
Pad and fancy eSlored Honsslins De Lains,
satin plaid scsrfs,
Woutsd Millh fot Ladies,
Manchester Gingkams, assorted,
Fr.aeh chintz, f1sey caiisos., Fsrnitsrs Cal
Bsss BLACK Italian silk ctavats, ssssrt.i, y
Best Italian Grape, hat %. /,
cambric II vsrious colors, pspsr Hanhris 10.
Ladies' GOTTEN Handksrchisfs,
tBreFn and Blssehed Muslins,
Brown cotton Fiannels. Brown Drilling,
Cheek, assorted, black and whits Bnekrsm,
lJAeonett, bleaehsd Shirtipg, black and white
/ Wedding, Canvass and PADDING,
Scarlet chinfx,
Ladist' Cotton and Mohair Hose,
Ladies s.ambs-Wool GIoTes, Kid do.
broche ohaWi1, Cott0n Plaid do. 49,
MarssiIlss Skirts. Tabby Velvet,
Black and white square Nelts,
Late style Ribbons, fancy colOEs,
Sewing SILK. do Twist, Brown Holland,
J Black Serge, Comforts.
Plain and Mixed SaIiheIs,
Harrison lanes, Linsey assorted,
Pearl, Paper, Lasting, RombaziDe, and GIL
Vest Buttons,
Black Oyercost Buttons, Black Cotton and sill
! Cord. star Binding, black silk Braid.
Pongee Hsndkerehisfss Carpet Binding, nool
Webbing.
GROCERIES, &c.
Tobacco and Segars, assorted qualities,
Goldfish OF good quality,
New Orleans Sugar & MoIasses,
Sugar-houss Molassesi
Namegs and Gloves,
Beat wtbtsr-straiaed Sperm Oil, candlswiek,
Pirkin Butter, very cheap, r.
Spanish Hides, Kip, Calf and Lining skins
10 short every thing that is kept in = countr
store !; eli Of which will Be sold at the yer
Iowest prices, or exchanged for country pre-
duce. RID. DORIAN l. co.
Harpers Ferry Dec 30, I84I.-2m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

4 T'ssrS.ask HEanir : and how - preears .
a yrKifs skisbaeter skin.

!
/ AuI5io. 10 bis yisii 10 ConslanhnoPle,
invt-ssI enjoyed lhe pleasure this morn
Ing ii. being introduced 10 : very hand
/ ZONE Turkish lady in order 10 give me
a ooporiunny ofswiinessing q perfect
rpecinen spi Oriental beauiy.ss After :
Good deal Of persuasion. she, silpved me
10 copy her profile. Her eyes AID eye
isshss we're inlensely black. though ! sus-
pecl The latter were stained Of deeper dye
than ihe natural one. Her complexion
was beautifully fair. With lhe slightest tinl
Of rsrnasion snaused ever the cheek
Her lips. sweet lips. that make rs nigh
even 10 haze seen such. He glossy hair
vas hung uiih>a kalemkei Or painted
/ handkefchis e. represenlinga whole par,
terre on flowers, fell in loose curie upol
her shoulders. and down her back; shs
wofs| = short velvet jacket. embroidered
With gold lace !; trousers of sky blue silk
an uneer jacket 81 pink Grape, and on,
Of shose beautiful transparent shirts
! which ravish the beholder, and half re
veal the charms. they fam would hide
A magnificent Persian shawl eneifcleI
ueA = 1tet1 Nultsl uAu uutNt~ = Wv =, w ~
never having bern compressed BY th
cruel bandsge Of stays. Her feet wer
.in slippers. and two Or three ugly ring
defortntd her white and slender finger.
The mails of7whieh were dyed With henns
Around her neck she wore double ro'
Of pearls. from which hung an amulet
Her skin was very white and beautiful
the constant use Of the dry vapor bat
having reduced lite q fneness which
can only compare TO highly polishe
marble, and ii looked as, glossy and .
cold. She was well pleased with th
drawing ! made. and on rising 10 60 Z
way. she put on her yellow boots owe
the beauiifui white foot and ancle whic
j i was a SIN 10 conceal; then donnin
her eashmsck ADD cloak. she bate US Z
dieu with ! grace and 'eleganee whic
few English ladies' could equal. N
wonderihe Turks sigh fof paradise whe
they believe heaven 10 be peopled wit
hourissudh as these. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

DEATH Al. THE RRlnAL.-The Steu-
benfille t0hiol Herald says that Mrs.
Ann Piitipger, daughter Of Mr.. Robert
Mills ef Jefferson county. was seized
with an epileptic ct On the 96th Of No
vsmber. whils, on horseback. which
caused her immediate death. She had
only been married the day before. and
waslgoiDe 10 the residence Of her hus-
band Ia Brooke county, Va, With par.
sypf his friends.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
!. MOrHERS,
SPARE YOUR CHILDREN.

DR.. PARIS SOOTHING. SYRUP.
For Children Cutting Teeth. .
IHNHIS medicine is used and recommended By
i thousands Of families for The Immediate
reliefof those ''litte, helpless ofsprings.n As.
soon DIS this medicine is used according 10 the
directions, the child is relieved, and RECEIVERS
without The painful use of the lancet. No
family should be without this medicine where
there are young children.
CAUTION is ieletefious Soothing
Syrup, put up in plain bottles, and tbe name Of
PARIS spelled with two RS, when the genuine
Iis spelled with only one, with several other al.
Iterations, 10 order 10 eyade The Law. These
base williams who sell a counterfeit medicine TO
destroy The health and lives Of FLlTTLE
BABES . should meet thescontempt Of every
|PsrsOn that has one drop If paiernal humanity
10 them. One OF these ssheartless Villains has
gone So FAR as to publish Il Soothing Syrup for
sale al his store. 10 his own name, and attaches
the Directions SO. verbatim as that or DR..
PARIS. Any individual that viii thus rob the
Proprietor Of that which issecured to him By
law, il worthy 4 seat ID The Penitentiary. HE
Is MARKED.
gEREAiEMBER, the onlyplaee in Charles
osrn for the GENUINE DR.. PARIS SOOTHING
SYRUP, - 4; The Drug Store Of
JH BEARD & co.
AND AT
5 KILHAM'S Sfors,
Haspers- Ferry.
nssPEice so Cents.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE a.. ia. 5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
: VIRGINIA. vii:

I'D
At Rules holden ID The Clerks Office Of the
Circuit SuperiorColtt Of Law and Chancery
for Jefferson County the FIRST Monday 10 De-
cember. l64l:
john r. FI.ss, PLnErrrr,
AGAINST
.dbraham Eslsr, Joseph r. Daagheriy, Frederick "A.
Briscoe. Isaac Hsnklt, James NJ .Haniing, Chas.
B.HardingA John WI Ro,can, George w Little,
John II LiffIe. James Perry, Mary r. Fcrresf,
Wiilism II. Gfigg,, Saiifh Crane, Eden Cornife,
Louisa W'ashingisn, Wiliiam Hoaf, Nathaniel
W. Manning, and Hn,hphrey Kssss,.
IN CHANCERY. TIT
TIME defendant, Abraham Islef, not having
= entered his appearance, and given security
aecort ing to the act Of assembly and the rules
Of this court and il appearing Hby satsfacto-
~ evidence that he u not an inhabitant or this
country IL 70 ordetxE. That the said defend
ant do appear here on the first day Of the next
term, and answer the bill or the plaintiff and that
copy Of this order be f0rthwilh inserted in some
newspaper polished in Charlestowns for two
months successiyely and posted ct The front door Of
the eourt-hoase in the said town Of Gharlestown.
Copy-Testk,
RT. BROWN, CLERK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
!, 10 OFT III

DERsoNs indebted to me on book account,
IL will please come forward and close the N,
on or about the lst or January next When
cash cannot Be had notes will received. and for
accounts due, further credit will be given on
their notes. The frat Of January ending the
business Of one year, renders il indispensable
that accounts should be closed
Friends and customers will please accept my
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage extend
ed to me for The last fifteen years Remem.
Der thatI have on hand complete STOCK OF
GOODS, suited TO their wants, which. i want 10
sell TO them on the usual terms.
would respectfully say % my country
friends that L think | aIn entitled to more oi
lnsiE patronage than they have given me- fpr
the feason that my stock Of goods Al Ill times
are calculated tp suit them, and sre sold on Ii
good, or better terms, than any other place il
the county. r invite them 10 IRVINE for one
year, beginning with the next month.
WIN. ANDERSON.
Harpers-FerEy, Dec. %, 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

Phthisis Palaenahs : or, Pulmonary Consumption
Is very prevalent disease, and carries million.
to the cold andssiIent grave, Delicate young fe-
males commonly fall prey to this fell DESTROYER 81
human life. This disease commences at first with
dry hackipg cough. pain IN the breast and 81 e.
loss Of appetite, and restless nights. Al length 4
washington decay Of the whole body is perceived.
which Is called By many consumption, OF .'goine
into decline, !" complaint that thousands are IA.
boring under with fakt hopes Of ever recovering,
not knowing that there is medicine existing which
will afford relief even in the LAST stages Thisis
DR.. Duncan y ExpeetofBnt Remedy for Coasnmp-
ton, Coughs Colds Splitting Of Blood Bronchitis,
Asthma, and all diseases OF the liver and Lung j.
a full treatment y given Of diseases 10 a small
pamphlets, which can be had gratis 6f the Agent.
where the Medicine cap always BE- obtaiped. Price
81 per bottle.
Principal 06ics for ne sale 81 Il al
No. IS, -North EIGHTH Street, Philadelphia.
Alsoyifprsals u the Stores Of
j. II. BEARD eco.
NJ. eharlesfospn,
SAMUEL KILHAM,
hampers Ferrg..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

yHE subscriber. grateful for The liberal
patronage he hss received frsm The eli.
xf4. ~ Jefferson and The adjoining Counties,
tenders . them bis sincere thanks, and hopes,
~ 1oogeassosi3tiea. . merit continuance
q Pe'ronegs Atshosc having claims against
ne viii please present then for ts,tismeni. ma
snoz1 who know themselves Indebted 10 ne.
Val sfe he ptopf'esy Of closing their accounts
- ,oln as possible
H. g. w. !. HAWKS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
10 .TEI.. .lFfckaeI CoeI-.

lk As you have not aay. kBoun agent OF
- Attorney 10 fact, within this Common
health, ! therefore cause pubIieafian 70 be
q q the following writ, for the time and in
Ssht manner reqliredsy he statue i s1eh case
cltea Under NJ hand Ibis I0ih Jsn,y, 1912.
G. WI SAPPIN6ToN, DsFsis ysr
sEnAsriax EIrf, SAnsg
The Commonwealth of RITrgiinisa, 10 The
SstrT Of Jefferson Coiplty, saErrlss
wElERExs, "a action OF Debt has been De-
Ps5diHE IN The Cirenit Superior Ceurt Of Law
and Chaneery for Jefferson County. betsesn
Iohn W. Cation, Administrator Ct Robert Wa
tsrs, deeeassd, Flainiif, and Michael Cook.
Defendant, snd before Judgment was given, Of
verdict rendered therein, The said John w.
Cation disd, and Edgar NJ Cation, Adtninislra-
tor Il boais aoa Of ne said Robert Waaers. DE-
ceased, has applied Tor Srirs fseizs sgainst the
Defendant, and il appears By an sfidsvn fIed
with The Clerk o. our said Court, thaIths De.
EfsndaBi d out Of the CenmosWealth. ~ reasos
whereof. according 10 the statute IL s1eh case
made, the scirs gacias nay be served on the
Defendants Agent, or Attorney ia fael. In aDt
be have within the CommonW ealth. n II he
have 20 sneh Agent or Attorney known, by
publication for four weeks seeeessiseIy, pre-
vious 70 the return day Of the writ, ID some
beNsPePer Puolisned 10 ms Commonwealth
| Therefore, we command you that Won make
known. according 10 the statute aforek aid, thai
the said Michael Cook, the defendant aforesaid.
appear at the Clerks Office Of cur said Circuit
Superior CourtEpf Law and Chancsry for o0t
said County, atsihe Rules 10 Be holden foe lie
said Court, on the FIRST Monday in March next,
g aboW cause, il any be can, why the said ac-
tisn should not Be proceeded in to . fipal Judg-
ment : and hare then there this writ Wit
mess, Robert T, Brown, Clerk Of our said Court
e the Court-hpuss, The 9Th day Of January
1912. and in the Goth year Of this Common.
wealth. ROBERT T. BROWN,
/ Jan 10, 1912 -4Ws
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
VIRGINIA, to wit:

NAAAWA4NIAs ~ WIZ II.
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for JeGersoI County, the 6rst MOnda5 in De
eember, 1871: ,l gf
James Brooch, PLAiNTIrF,
AGAINST ~
.a6rahdm Islsr, Joseph T. Dalgherfy. Frederick A
Briseos. Isaac Henkle, James M Manning, Chas.
B Harding, John W. R0icas, George W Li4ls,
John III. Lials, James Perry, Mary T. Forrest,
William H. Griggs, Smith Crane, Eden Cernine,
Louisa Washington, William HOcf, Nathaniel
W. Mourning, and Humphrsy Reyes,
DEFENDANTS,
TIME defendant, Abraham Isler, not having en-
:, tered his appearance, and given security ac-
eordng 70 the Act Of Assembly and the rules Of this
court audit appearing BY satisfactory evidence that
he snot an inhaLtant Of this country Is ordered,
That the said defendant do appear here on the first
day Of the next term, apd answer the bill Of the
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted n some newspaper published in Charles
town, fortyo months sueeessivey and posted al the
front door Of the Court-house in the said town OF
Charlestown. A Copy-Teste, M
r. T. BROWN, Clerk.
n.ce,,,h.ro fQIf - - III 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
no VIII;

VIRGINIA, DO wit:
Rules holden inthe Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Superior Coureof Iawscnd Chaneery for Jefferson
County, The first Monday In December. l84ft
Robert ~. Pendietpr, Ellis r, Lorg al N .fdEson
B. Rely Co-paFfiers, trading tlnder he firm 81
|. # Pendlefon, Long. and Reilly, PLAINTIFFs,
lAG AlNST E1
John DC n. Brieh and Henry al Brien, co-bprt-
Hsrs, Under fhe firm 81 john Mop. Brienf e Co.
DEFEnpAHTs,
LN5CH9.FCERK #
SHE defendants, John McP. Brien and Henry A.
Brien, not having entered their appearance,
and given security according TO the Act Of Assembly
and the rules Of thit Codrt and III appearing BY
satisfactory evdenee thaliho5 are not inhabitants Of
this country ~ 10 erdertd That The said defend
ants do appear here en1 the first day Of the next
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; aud that
copy Of this order. be forthwith inserted ID some
newspaper publishsd ii Charieslown, for two
months sueeessively and posted at he front door Of
the Court-house in the ss5d town of Charlestpwn.
A coPy-Teste,s z M -ii i4li-
3. T. BROWN, CEerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

LpsE.-It comes in all shapes. but
mostly asking for cash. II must have
shsgls, sasins and jswelry il dra We upon
bank notes. ] II hath occfred to Us that the
wings Of Cupid must be made Of ihese--
surely bis arrows are tipped With gold !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
servant Woman for Sale.

a GENTLEMAN in our ueiehborhood ofF.r.
IA for salea Servant Woman and ber. two
Children The Woman Is young and healthy,
e good COOK, washer and ironer. She will not
be sold out Of the county-and is not sold for
any fault, but merely because her owner bas
more than be has use for. Her, Oldest girl i
about years-ihe other about one YEAR
For particulars, inquire or
w. L. WEBB.
SbePherdstown, August 10, l84E-fE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

A GENTLEMAN in our neigbborhood offers
IA for sale, three young likely and we'll bred
SERVANTS; they are not sold for any fault.
but only because the owner has more than he
has use Cor. Two girls and one boy. The boy
j. l3years Of age one Of the girls Is. and the
other 8 yeafs Of age. For particulars inquir
of w. Il. WEBB
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HyHE subscriber egs leave tofnform the in.
III habitants ofsChariestown, and its vicinity:
that he is now prepared to furnish them with
OYSTERS tiihsrJrpm he Can or Shell,
Cooked in every way 10 suit the palate Of the
most fasudious and as be has made permanen,
arrangements in Baltimore and Georgetown, 10
be regularly supplied therefrom with the BEST
Oysters in the Market, he feels justiGedtin assu-
ring the public that he will, with very few ex-
ceptions, he always supplied with Oysters, NOT
only in Inc can but also 10 the she'll He returns
his sincere thanks fo- the very liberal patton
age bestowed on him since his sojournment
here, and he hopes BY paying personal attention
TO the table to merit continuance Of il. He
purposes also to have occasionally on. his table
any delicacies Of the season which can be OBJ.
tanned from the above cities; such as