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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
| EllR EeNNIEIl,..

TIME sabser iber oilers lor eeut, that excs
lent twosiory RICK DWELL Mic
Ho US E, sFtuatsd on the Main street IN Shop
he-istown, At ptessIt occupied by the KEY
Robert Douglass. There are upon the prem
ses good kitehko, smoke house, eRranary. stu
bic, and cow.hduse.. Possession will be giSel
on the LIST Of April next. T
ANN BAKER.
Sbephsrdstown. Feb. 81, 1912 -tfA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
SheriHes sale.

\ 4 WILL seli, on F5ilay NE an dag Or Ma US
4 merit, at Hsipes' Nrili, on Builskia, tbs fdl-
lowing articles. the property Of Henry gala
her, to satisfy attachments IN my hands agalust
said GaiIaheFs to wiz
~ One good MARE, /
TT % n Saddle qnd Bride, !
.esysI u 4tfo Cotos, did one CAY,
Tpcnty s&reH head Of Hogs
One B4requ, ! H
Tho Tubes, Sir Chairs, ..
One Feataer Bed and Bedsteaa, !
One Store and PIPE,
One NIL bed, u
Forty barrels Corn,
Tpsaty bushels Sheiled Com,
FVty-sir bushels Rye, II
Three Hundred bushels Bran, 4.
Three Barrels Of Ftour5 NJ
Forty Flour Barrels, Il,
"A small lotIof Bacon, III
"A lotof Bdes, l\I
One Cookie SITTER,
a Hqndsasr, SC. Sc.
TERMS "A creditwill be given until tHt
frat dayfof August next, npon afl sums aboy.
50 -bapa with approved security being giveh
All under 50, cash Ea.
Feb, a.. Is4o For S. EAlf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
10 o u L q IF
M. ov RR Id,

f"ILL positively yi$il Charlestown and IFS
w vicinity, some tlms in April, .or the INST
Of May, withfa view az waiting. upbn such PER
sous as may lhink proper to employ him, rela-
tive 10 the pfeseryatiols Of their Teeth III
N. B. hc WISHES ~ say go such OF his
friends who were disp9sed 70 employ him, that
Unforeseen circumstances prevented his Wait
last fail as vas adsert1ed, But hereafter, Ills
entire attention. will be gwen 10 The pteserxas
ton of the Terth-eoasg4ien will yisii lhgm
occasiOnsiiy duringa twelYe mouth with mole
regularity. ,-444 y IT,
Fab 81 I6A9 81 5-.-T-7 tIE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

u "A PnnrRAerkp MEaTlSc willss.. bsl5 4,
the MefhSdisi Church 10 charsesloTen
menclng 90 Saturday The 5th Of March. ~
tLf7A Meeting o1 tae gnkRltsrowS TcrAI
AnsrikEEer Soesrrs viii b heid 10 The Mstho-
dist Eplscopal CHURCH 10 ChSrleSlown on next
sands9, lhs 6lh Of March, Al o'clock, p, III.
Bb order Of The society
y. s. WHITe, Sse,v.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
BnrgNtns, FgnIcyri,,s :,

Ba1-s Gins, kg0I.gxSlMS
II III E'suoser,oer takes this method Of informs
4 Ing his frieuds ana tie public IN eeneral
hat he has now Oh hand general
Assortment Of Goods.
IN his line, consisting in phrt,as follows Via
Clo,hs, Gassimeres, Satihetts, ana :vestines.
Canton and other FiannsAs,
A complete assortment dc resdY-rnsde CLOTH
ing consisting Of oskr-coats Body coats.
y Frack-coa Is and Goa Res
Psat@oons, Vests, and Raunasbodts,
A general assortment OH Hats Cans. Boots.
SHOES and Pumps, =
Also Leather and othsrtraseling Trunks.
And lib short, eyerY article necs ssary 10 iit out
% gentleman Id the most approved style In
neusion: only ask eall from be public. sud
feet sallsti q thai shalt be able TO give general
+ n 81 Clothing of avery description madeanp
u ths latest and most approved style, anf =.
V'lLLlah j. STEPHENS.
Harpers- Ferry Nov, Is lisal.-tf. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
.NEEV GOODS.

IKE hive inst returned from. Baltimore
~ ami are receiving a good assortment af
.SE1sesaEsE Goods. vhsch are offered .sefy ioE
for Cash[rr 70 pupclgal dealers oI ne usual
terms. toI which We respectfully invite ne al
fepfiou Of Sur Customers and Inc public gene
rally. ~. q T. Z. MILL Eh-I
Feb ~, 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
LIS = or SEEUR



y. AZ. RE.2RDH 60.
xA.PsEagus, M
esaEss early dwasE.
Il N Cana red eye,
-sa Horticultural Pole.
He'd DSaff Cranbefry, .
/" Large WINS Lima.
Small 4 Liza. fs
BSeis, Lohg Hood, 80
4 Easis Flood Tnrpip,
.. Scarcity,
= MaEglEwartzle.
White FreBeh Sugar,
csbbsge, Early York,
= Drsmhesd,
- Early Sugar Loaf,
ss/ Large Fiat Dutch.
n Issa Dremhead,
Grse6 Glazed.
II m Ned DuIrh tsxesllsnt Piekle,)
} y yellow savoy, !
Green Savoy. I -
csrrrotI-Long Orange, =
I" IScatlst,
Mammoth or Field,
csulihsA er-EarlS Fine,
Celsry-Hhite solid,
Cress curled, or Pepper Grass,
cueunbst- Early Chatter,
Frame.
Y Short.
Long Green,
Carawsy,
Corn--Eatly Golden,
Sweet or Sugar, 81
Csrianders
Egg Plant Purple.
+ Lettuce Early Sugar Loaf.
Brown Dutch,
!" Magnabonun Co.'S,
Early Silssh,
:" Man moth,
Il Green lee Head,
- BrowntSilssias Il
4 !" London Head,
tDumhead,
Mslon-lEreen Ciiron, i
{" Rlps Apple,
Z % Nltmsg,
i" Pomgranate, ! [ ~
20" CAntsloPe, ~ m
4 T. Musk fine yellow, ~ LEl
IL Water, ~ Nv n
Mnststd- BrowA or Common, "
onioH--La:geIRsd, u. 4
". yellow, Dutch,
g White Of Silver Skin,
Parsley CurIed or Double,
:" Single,
ParsniP-Lsrse Swelling or Dutch,
Peas-.Early May Exlre,
= Frame,
Dwarf Narrow Fat, !
q" &" gBis1op,
g -. !" Blue Prussian, = u
PePPsr-Redy Il /
Pumpkin Sweet, Golden, /
:. CROOKED Neck or Winter
-Radishz EARL Scarlet Short Top,
Large White, vI@ \
~ Red Turnip s4
~ white Spanish, I
n % Black spsnish,
= q Early Frame, <;
Rhubarb Tart, =.
Salsafy or otstsr Plant,
>Squssh--W Winter, II.
=" Small Egg,
Tomato Large Red.
/" Large Yellow,
Turnip-Early R ed Top, TT
9 White Fiat,
g Rutarbags, F
White French,
Al.o--A ralIas.ortment q Herb and FlOw'
Seeds SC. SCI
chstlsstowp. March 3. is42 .t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
IA MiCHAEL HFiNSELL,
Iss r. EIseutor 81 said EsfatsI
/ SShephera.towR, March 3 VI

fsr-Tp.AI4L persons having claim; ngsfnlt said
Estate aillpreselt chem properly authenticated
for set Element, snd those indebted said estate
WIN Please to call forthwith, and settle their
Respective Bonds+iif NOT convenient to pay the
principal, win wilhent delay, call and pay the
ilitertst, die on their bondsSc.
FI;H MICHAEL HENSELL.
+ E# EfY IF Jaes6 Hiitman, dee'dl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
10 nEE arls osls a re Gv eomces-1fs

no aIg acIa0als q snGu GOVERNS
"lAylNG made change 10 my business on
u III sRhe Isl Instant, il bsromes necessary that
each iEdiv,aual indebted 10 me should make im-
taedisls sfEsnxeneuss cor te settlemeus Or
hls arFsaragss d lhes alsl pltime. either ~
naanss OK note Nany ~ those who have been
owing me 6se. tan, 'dfteeaS and eighteen vests.
viii scs1cely expect tnrsfes indulgence. Aad
Will HOPE attend rFsu1ptly 10 This notice i
Should such neglect il. tAcE must mt complsiu
al hndnk their elsims transferred for eollecs
sson. Tothoss who have paid tbsI whole, or
part, feel under obligations and return them
my sincere thanks IS b. r. T0WNER,
ShepAerdstowas Ian o0gfs42
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
EF0lG NeIlaoFd s. KiFrheFa
FUR 'NHE'HNEFElE.
PIal re SAEE

nm pursuance of Decree Of tAe Circuit supe-
Il rioF Court af Law and Chancety, f5r JeE
.ferssn County, pFonatinced ih'the cases thefeia
pending DC Samuel Gihson q lanes 81 Wager
&c, and Joseph o. Russell I'll james B INV ger,
sc the undersigned ESpeciai commissioners,
appointed for thatpirp9se, win sell 10 lba high
Ell bidder, al Pubhc Auction, lat Harp ers Ferry,
OF SafyB4iay ihf 2ei4 Abb af I'D Anf1i, Etl
.'THe undieidetl tliad par (beingthe SAID
James B.~4pdeSF1s IhteFe9J If d small
BRICK BI1LDLYG ,tgjfh NE ground
on uAich ii Stands, ] ! \
situated nj thesend of the Pqtemae bridge, q,
Fharpets- fsTfy, eiqk. The same which s. now
occupied as az eficehy g Ri Wager, H..
7 +$2 4ALSo-s
The sdfl Jaaes b.. Wds{r's Interest, BE-
iag one ftna>pidea thnh Of, qnts iin Ger.
tain tot$ia hestolcn;9f BoIirdrt
I TEFd, ~ SaLEE---Qne.tNu3d in hand, and ihs
Balance IN equal instruments of pRe s eighteer
mouths. 4>5==fz4t- tt liz Zl--Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
CNGnqe Ia BusiRess.

m AtINGE a.sness;lasel 4 m ws,eIf ANpRTly
10 n. VANARSDALR.k WELLS A. HAIR.
FER, The business viii "a future tie conducts q
under the nameaud arm Dc B. II. TOW NER
= = 70 ~ The old and we'll known stand, where
sns Pn9iic may De assured that no H2ins shall Be
isPateoi 70 merit acontinlauce % that iiSerRl
lss'oSage SO long and generously bestowed, and
MnetsTne same extensive stock ana gecerat
sassottment Of Goods may lbe At al iimes NAT
With on the usual li5stal terms.
III. r. FUWNHR
Shepherd stown, Jan j. is4a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
4 CMEAP GROCERIES.

w havs jast received large supply or
wv Groceries, which we will sell as low fur
cash, BY the quantity. as they can eb bought in
Winchester, or ANY where this side OF Balti-
more, or We will sell on more accommodating
terms to punctlal dealers on time. Our stock
consists 10 psrtIof The following II
Good \. o. Sugar &c, prime do. &c.
Rio Coffee, l2l q. best do lac,
MalAnzls Molasses. SOC, best ~, o. do, sac.
Sugar House do. best Java Coffee,
Gun Imp, Black e. Young Hyson Teas,
Pine Apple and II. E, Cheese,
Soda and Water Crackers, fresh,
Losf and Lump Sugar, vary cheap.
sperm, Mould and Dipt Candles, Sperm OH,
Rice Cocoa, Chocolate, -.:.
Pepper, AlIspieeI Ginger Ground Cinnamon,
Mustard Cayepns> Pepper, Saftpetrs, Indigo,
Nader, and other Dye StuHs,
Almonds, Raisins, Figs, &c Ikc. NJ: ~ +.
March 3. JJS EP MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
.Ma.eA s lsla..

= ALE hndsrs, gasd have made arrangements
u Il. attend ia the U. 81 Ilistrtct Court Al
stanton, 10 all appiicasisDs for she benefit Of
TIE Bankrupt Law, which nay be eompi,ied %
theiI charge
DAUGHERTY / THOMPSON.
Eeshlfsesspwn. Jefferson CO VA. Marth SIT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

4GffElVLNiG 1i0B.4CC0I
n RAVE just seesIxed a loi Of extra quality
- chewing Tobacco
Mareh.3- s IN. ALLEMoNC. +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

NAV lLl>5 be SOLD, on fftfay the 1eh day u
Wv March instant, at the late residence Of
Jacob iilen1an, deceased, 10 shepherdstown, !
& 4 VARIETY or
HOUSEHOLD & KIT CHEM
/. F1 RGJI9YNMs
In part a. follows, 10 wit:
On Sid4bodrd,
One Eight-dqlN Clock,
1ir6 CafTler CJp55ards,
ONE -Desk md Book Case,
Beds an4 Bedding, N
T,to BaFeaus,
.SandFy Tables, II
Chqirs, &C.. -I+.
A rnrietg ofotfer Household Furniture,
Stores, &c., d IA
One CaftyaH and Harness, &c. Sc.
e<Sale 10 commence al 10 o'cTock& A VI.
u TERMs- A credit OF six months win be Civ
ca on alf sRms oG1fve dollars and upwards, by
giving bond with approved secufity-all sums
u1dfr Eve dollars The cash will be reqlired.-
No prppeE,, to ~ removed until the termo Of
saEeJass complied with. f :.
Attendaace giyth by
i G MICHAEL HFNSFII Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

II AOCEH1ES.-New Orleans and Porto
NJ Rico Sugars,
Loaf Sugar, NOEL ( 2. Lump do,
New Orleans, West Indii, and Sugar House
Molssses, 4sA
Young Il yson, Old Tyson 1 G. P. Imp'l Teas,
Spermaceli Candles and g. TalIow do.
Sperm. Linseed and Nhaie oil
Rsisipss Box and Keg, Almonds, Filberss, " Al.
nuts, Starch. Ginger, Rice sc.
For sale on good terms by
1T. TowNER { 60.
March ;. Is42
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

!. r 543
I'D John t.ulfIaRn snd ssor3,S. N Hea,.
Tor The bsae6t u george MattjneIv. ma nov ~
record 10 me 1oualt1Conrs sd NorExn. he un-
deFs iened, TPasses, IN esIeF for sale. III Usa.
aesass ise SINA q .aafeAf Il public aarlion. on
The pren'sxs, The fslssxiug property, Us Wiz:
100 .1cf.ts OF Land
more oy less. sgs1aie 10 ths ron,,sx ~ -.
upon Broad E6r Bigs Ran, adioinias ,hs lsss.
Of Samuel Harmison, Frsdersck tlayeou.h
MrE Silsr, and --- Potter. llaod about ) m;ie,
fF1m the BallimoFe sha Ohio Raa Road. being
theF same tEast Of land that was formerly on n.
-. ed BY Christian Hershey. The i'm.
SiStx IL provemeuis are eomfoflahla
sHs DWELLING HOUSE.
49, S1antess Out Aausgs 81 Sfa5tes
About 75issres OF the timber Has heea ,sk 81,
Of, snd c1rEhe brought readily Into euittvatiOns
Also. seEE superior iEKs4H- S.fIT-aAfEIsI IL. to
be SCI up eitire, OIL u lots oF parcels 10 sui
purchasers, sas follows 4 zs II
TIE Sac NH Frame, fsSteam Eagiiae,
: Boilers and Machinery,
Tseo Of Cnosby's Pqtfnt Frame lSa,c
.as .Nilts, icih their frtArfs In cpnplete
order, suitabte for either stsam or
tcatcr poteer,
.qttdcaea to eaeh Sa,o d ons.of Cuss-
tca's Patent Log Bfuces-iihelcise,,
ohesof Page's3 feet! Clrcular Sasrs,
,eih q complete hOrsg poeeer, Adpiag
all tn. necessary strd5s, sc.
Il --ALs0-t
rs. -Four wong HORSES, ..
i = Harness,
,.;la.. 3 40ae dr@ttco Wagons,
one pair off ligA 7'imbsr IThaels,
n KFoVsehotd g KFehesG
EETR %HETFHRE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
Executors sale.

KNTlLI.. be sold, on FriFay ths Ish day: d
Wv .Mareh instant al the late residence Of
Jacob fIilenan. deceased, 10 shepherdstown,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

Negroes for Sale.
GQY the snthofisy OF Deed Or Tspsl execu-
- ted by samuel Siridsr, l will, for the pur-
poses expressed 10 said Decd, offer for sac, for
cash. on Honssy fA 2iss day sf this ssOaih, Chat
being tho hESkday or March Courfl before the
coers-houss door of Jsa-rsoa Cenn,y,
FOUR NEGRO. MEN,
Slaves for Ike.
The ukde9igned win seq. only as Trustees,
aud Convey Is convesed TO him By ths Deed oi
Trust. WM. c. R0RTHiNGTCN. T
March ,, lst2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
Mo-. "a iIAi 81

March q. lsa2
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-09
FEMALE HEALTH.

Men prize more than our sex arc always
aware, the health bcaming countenancc, the
elastic step, and all these demonstrations of
domestic order, in which unbroken activity
delights. They love to see woman equal
to her own duties, and performing them
with pleasure. They do not like to have
The principal theme of domestic conversa-
ton detail Of physical ills, or to be cxpec-
ted to question, like physician into the
variety Of symptoms which have superven-
ed since their departure. Or if this may
be occasionally done, with good grace,
where III health is supposed to be Temporal
ry, yet the saddening effects of an enfeebed
constitution cannot always be resisted by
him who expected TO find in a wife yoke
fellow" able to endure the rough roads and
sharp ascents of life. A nature possessing
great capacities of sympathy and tender
ness may doubtless be softened by the cx-
ercise of those capacities. Still the good
gained is only from the patient, perhaps the
christian endurance Of disappointment
But where those capacities do not exist.
and where religions principles are absent,
the perpetual influence Of a sickly and
mournful wife is blight on those prospects
which allure to matrimony. Folly, morosc-
ness, and lspses into vice, may be traced to
these causes which robe home in gloom.
Mrs. SIGOurneU.
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UEATII.

The funeral was ovcr--thc dead shovel
ed away. What a strange thing it does
seem, that, the very form we priced so cha
rily for which we prayed the winds to be
gentle, which wc Tapped from the cold in
our arms, from whose footsteps we would
have removed stone, should be suddenly
thrown out of sight as an abomination to
the earth must not look upon, dispicab'e
ioa,hsomcness, and to be forgotten! And
this same composition of bone and muscle,
that was yesterday so strong--whch men
respected, and woman loved and children
chung to--to-day so lamcntably powerlcss,
unable to protect or defend those who may
lay nearest to its heart; its riches wrested
from tits wishes spat upon, its influence
expiring with its last sigh, a breath from its
lips making all that difference between
what il was, and what il is.--BUlwcr.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-09

RoYAL REGuLATIoNs.---When George the
Second was once told by some Of his conf.
dental friends that every thing was COM
planned Of. and that the people were ex-
tremcly dissatisfied at the hardness of ma
king the public payments, he, in great
wrath, sent for the Duke Of Newcastle, his
prime minister, and told him he would no
longer suffer such Infamous delays, but was
determined to inspect and regulate the &C
counts himself; and for this purpose he COM
nanded that the proper papers should i'm
media,cly be sent to ST. James. They
shall be sent to your majesty Tomorrow
replied the Duke. When the king rose in
the morning, and looked out Of his window,
he saw two wagon loads of papers, each
tied with red tape, unloading in the area.
Inquiring what they were, he was told they
came from the Duke Of Newcastle, to
whom he sent to know what it meant.
| They are the papers for examination said
the Duke; twelve more Wagon loads for
your majcsty's inspection will be sent in
the course Of the day For my inspec-
tom replied the cnraged monarch, for my
inspection! the devils chief clerk may in
spcct them, but would as soon walk bare
footed TO jerusalem
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for the session Justices in tie Court house,
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he had few years before been SO nice in
planning"
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ADVANTAGES OF LAVA young man
who studied law in Connecticut, become
acquainted with the following facts, which
arc certainly very remarkable, though not
80 singular. 4 farmer cut down a tree
which stood so near the boundary line of
his farm, that it was doubtful whether it
belonged to him or his ncighbor. That
ncighbor claimed the tree, and prosecuted
the man who cut it for damages. The case
was continued from court to court. Time
was wasted, temper sourcd, and friendship
lost; but the case was gained by the prose
cutor. The last my friend knew Of the
transaction, the man who got the case
came to the lawyers office to execute a
decd Of his whole farm, which he had been
obliged to sell to pay cost! Then, house
less and homeless, he could thrust his hand
into his empty pocket, and triumphantly ex.
claim, 1--we beat him.