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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24


= r''i ;. .esl y - f,,i1ui.t ost.r ~ n.ui
30 . .&N II IT, * ~ Arn6<ier. -. -. -.
.l1...t ~ - War I'D N,,ys DsparnenE,. 4
r1c1 ~ - nrn iol.ilJ t<1,iiuie q ihe 11hisr
f.,||.s. y a.ninig. 1ss =. Sre.s isjss,is. -
pe'1.'.I y - War Dep.rtnenl .onslln = lh< -
fr.f',a n = IL, ~ t.zd appsopri1lihg nosry
~ - ffhories. b uhith ne ubrkmen lrs s.rs-
q 'n.1 Itbni,litl. Tlres n1olk. he LED ~
- 4 IS yt.r ars bseairseriss.siy lo.s % den.
b rasn q soaiasi utisA GOLD diier.e. shs
r1sutnsss q Turkey.
Jo;1l Regulations Of re War and Many
Departments.
T.s fsIlouinx rernlsiion for vorkins hours thres-
" Is. y..r kastns been ,srcrd epon 81 the Ssere-
l.lie. 81 De Departments q War md 81 The Navy,
80 h.sinx hkes approved b. the President q the
UailI1 Slltsa, 3 20 BE observed Il The Armoriei
Arl1,I. md 0rdnItes Dspsas. q ihe ForsiGc.,ioal
and y olhrr pi3ses where nen are employed b &C.
| Gr~I t>lonkins 10 he War Depsrtneai, and !,
d. <ry Yards nd sl..ionA
1 u1rifg he mhnihs q My. June. Jely. sad Au-
Enrfl N signal Tor eomneneirg 4prk will Be riven
4 6, 4 a.. tie signal Tor rreess 4 Ie Mi the
/ lip.l > rs-selnenee. = 2. ~. nd he sigsai o
| elole vofk for tie day II q 2. ~
D1rhs the rsnsinder Oh yssr. de sira.i 70
ennmepss work nill Be givea u 7 a. NJ, Or q
rrilE uhen Iseer thnu ., the siEnal for receos 4
1 ~ -, The signal % re-sommence a Is hours IS
minaes ~ and The signal 70 close york Tor the
Day Ae1 r. A., or :, sunset when earlier lh,n 81.
Thsnms rolf will BE kepi ~ usnal. n the end
Of eaa mnnlh he whole working lime will he "a.
ded ~ and viii determine The number of days "a
Be enlsred on The day rolii. averaging the day Il
TED vrking hours. Thus in the months Of May,
Ju,r. July and -augnst. the working time Of cask
= ioUr. viii make day and tenth. and il liz
i wider months Il viii make less than day. Each
uokm.n Is 70 be credited on the pay rolls for u
II mz6 days - his working lime inclndes periods o.
tenhonrL J. Z. SPENCER.
II Secretary Of War
II a P. UPSHUR,
u LII Secreiarref tke .Naru
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

Z II
DaSis' majority in is4I, oser' Morton, Aio5--
MortOa's majority iu isle over Davis SIS. There
are 2 81 more scattering votes this Jear than last,
and consequently there has been no choice Of Co.
vernon. The Legislature must make The choice.
The Worcester Egis explains, in The folpviRg
paragraph, theimanner in which the election Or Co
vernon will be carried on
Afler the Senate is filed. the House then ballots
Tor two candidates for Governor, from the FouR
candidates having the highest number Of votes by
the people, and sends the name6 Of these two eAnd-
dates g the Senate, from which the Senate elect
ono 10 be Governor. II
The Bosioa Mercantile Journal says. that -
Wings and II Loeos are elected 10 The Senate, and
iso Wings and Is6 LOeos 10 the Hoese The Bos.
ton Post, o. he cher hand, elaims iS9 Locos, and
40 Wings elected 10 the HOUSE.
The FINAL result Tor Governor viii depend upon
the new elections to be held ir the towus vh-rs no
choice vas made II the late election.
The following gentlemen are sseertsined to
be elected tothe 9Th Congses.: John DISNEY Ad,
ana. Barker Bdrnsfl, Robert G. winthrop. o.hlys
Baker. and Wrh- Jackson. tWhigs y snd William
PsEmenier and Henry Williams. (Loeos.
u the three Remaining districts there has beea no
choice. owing to the great number Of scattering
voiea jB
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

Since the results in New York and Massachusetts.
the Van Bureai,es are beginning to put up their
ears; and they nov pretty plainly demonstrate their
intention 10 make 81 other aspirsnls stand aside
That wiltsuii NE wings exactly. Van vsi ..used
up" man IN isto, With the command Of The whole
patronage Of tie government Whist is % hinslee
US from repeating the operation with more decided
effect in ls4f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24
.lNANsEMnNn

This good old touniy IL Wing sill. nOsuishs.sna-
ing the defes,loa ia other quarters Al special
election Tor delegate. 10 supply The place Of loshaa
NJ H.rrsls dssN. Col Robert n. snish. he Wig
candidate. vas elected By majority Of Is votes. \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

GIVE are compelled to defer two conmuni-
ealionsof interest until next vesk-a number
from "Fair Play" and a beautiful sketch Of the
Rival Minlslefsp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

4 cFnPlo u p11f.Fl Q Dllta1iAg Wh'EI.
~ H. special elst % in AI;sh conhsy. Indi-
ans, q Al D Vacancy, Bs. Thompson. he 7kir
|c1ndi1ai<. NE eIecict y he H1o6s q Repre-
|seqt1liges = Ia 91e 81 haaiscne m1io1ity.
So Ssyl ne Colul| y. (o1iol JeosnaI IAii i
Il Wig g.i1. s1d t1ipqb'ed,y sscure1 = llhir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24
nksl.ingsop. Nov. IS. isi2.

Cd Webb hasb been arraigned on = second indiet-
neal foslesving the State 70 6ghl duel, and Is
nov p prison awaiting his sentence. a petition to
the Governor. numerOusly signed. is in circulation,
for faa and free pardon, uhiehwill no doubt be
granted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

Mr.. Edward y. Armstrong has received the sp-
poinimfnl Of Poit Master At Romney. Va. in the
room q Dir. Carlton T. Jack, resigned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24
OHIO ELECTIoN-FALL VOTE 1915

Corwin. 1861; Shannon, l2g,064; kim.
54o3. Shanbon's plurality. 3,443. corvia
and Kings vote together, $50 more lhsh shan.
mons
ID 1910, Cokrin's vole vas ll5,4l1.9 shan.
mons I29 BIZ. Falling or ID Shanno6s vele
2ls-D1. in Cforuin's Is, ESQ., Entire so,e In
le42. 26O 0eE; Do. in 1910, 2747s3-difer.
enee. II .66S. Toe statement .ot, ls43, IS nol
from The pficitl returns in all The COUNTIES, bn,
the pficiai canvass will not vary il much. Ola
Slab JssrnsI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

TENNESSEE The Loco Fosos in de Senate
Of Tennessee have refused 70 90 into The riee,iea
Of q. s. Sessions resolution % that eeei shieA
had prssiou., passed he House, being r.;esssd %
The In by = Strict party vote,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

4hs Albang Afsos sires he foll6nine a he
s,s,iln g s,ais d New rosk. fel Il. efsees
nane1,-
oorERnof.
nlstti,ies iar nonek. Ls.o. as.sai
Dladisa, wig, ,t52
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MAesAoHUsETTs.

The eIectiea for Governor, Legislators. and mera-
bers Or Congress- which took place on the i4ih To-
stsdi. has resulted disas,rOusly to the Wigs The
vote foe Governor in s79 town stands thns -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

The M aD5 City Council Of Baltimore
si,ilsd c EsrIsA On Monday -, b. he ka1l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

himself. his wife could scarcely support her
self, so violent were her feelings. She stood II
the doos Of the cell for minute Colt kissee
her Passcnately strained her 10 his bosom and
watched her recediBg form as she passed into
the corridor. Here abe stood and sobbed COM
vulsively 81 though her heart would break, for
minutes.
Al last she was led away by Colts brother.
and his friends followed. he then desired u
see the Sheriff, who went into his cell Coli
then told him emphatieally thai be was innocenk
Of the murder Of Adams, and that he had never
intended 70 kill him; be Also told him that he
still bad hopes that something would intervene
to save him from being hung, and begged him
not 10 execnte the sentence Of The law upo1
him. The Sheriff told him 10 Danish all hope
Of that kind, for that he must die al o'clock. /
He ihen requested to see The Sheriffss watch
and set his own By il 10 q minute He then
asked % see DR.. Anthem, and the latter went
into bis cell, and remained 10 prayer with him
for about len minutes. Al the Close Or this
Colt again sent for the Sheriff, and said 10 him
.slf there are any gentlemen present who wish
TO see me, and take their leave ofms, shall 81
happy 70 see them.ns i
This was announced By the Sheriff. and ali
present, with one or two exceptions, passed urI
10 his cell door, shook him By The hand, and
took their leave Of him.
To one gentleman connected Withsthe press ID
said 1--WE spoken harshly or some Of the press
but % otbIame yon At all: il was all nv ow 4
fault there were things that ought ID havg
been explained; know you have good he ard
and | folgive sou from my soul ffsely-may
God bless Iou, and may you prospsr.''
ne then requested his keeper, MIR. Greene. ID
.st nm Dc len alone until the last moment q
This vas about P. ii. His cell was closed
and be uss left alone inl 90 minutes 10 4 when
some friends Of the sheriff unprecedented that
he might attempt 10 e6mmit suicide. ore OF
The Deputy Sheri1s. Hillyer, 4sn went 10 hIs
cell door,, and requested him 10 bid him good
b1o.n
Coli vas hen Wnlkite ~ snd down Bis cell.
but turned rcurd % De door ope4ing, sni'si en
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
ll'sS5MSI IUV4y
u. ~. ChHpI IN e.

Id EsPECTFpLLY informs his friends and
HI the public generally, that ne has gust re-
-ceived from The Eastern markets an extensive
assortment OF S0EASUNARLE G00DS.t which;
on Inspection. will be found to be SUPERIOR TO
any stock Of goods ever ken, IN \ county store.
and nol inferior to any SELECTION ip the valley,
III hieh tie invites . generous Pu5llc e gall and
5examIoe, as he is determlued toEsell 90 accom-
modstiig terms -
HIS stock consists in pattof
cISths- Black, Brown, Blae, Drao and Fancy
Cas,ias,res-of super qualify, and Of every Sari-
ety Of c olor and stripe.
ca,,iati sMxed, Grey, Ss '9 mixed Blue ,ae
'Flanati, super quality, Rodney ditto
Mhiie, &c.
Blankets. Of assorted sizes, Nj
Bdmbs lines, assorted, Bombazets, Of different
e6iors, M
Metinos OF all coloEs. French and English
PLAN sndrhgured DENMARK Satns,.s
Citeassians, PLAN, Mouseline De Lain,
silks plain and 6gltet, Ginghams,
"A large assortment Of calicoes Of the lates
s,y OF prints,
cambrics 81 assorted coiors, Checks assorted,
Muslins, plain and figured Jaeo1eii,
Ladies' dress Hdkfs., Scotch Lawn do.
vestIngs. silk Velvet, figured and plain, Merino
Pain and figured Crava's, Lace, Edgihg, (,
osierS-Ladies' Black and White Silk coiored
I fworsted White and Black Gotten Mems as
/ sorted, Silk and Cotton, Homemade, Wooden
|. Glow -Ladies' silk and Kid, Buckskln,
/ wells Bo5inet white and Black assorted.
lSphileheG Hsndkerchiefs,
i Merao and Blank ct Shswls. Ribppus, assorted
! Searfs. Tippets Florence, Braid, Stocks, III
/ LADIES' C:ossack. and skirts, SusPtnders,'
! Irish Linen. Russia Sheeting, DisPer, Thread,
! Frusing, osnsbszE spun coitoh4from No =
/ toINo. is, r :.
/ Baite1 FOR quits, Looking Glasses, Tea Bosrdss
/ Artificial Flowers, Combs Of all descriptions
! HAIR, Tooth and Backing Brushes, I
+ A handsome variety Of lewelry,
/ Ladies 'aHd1Genilemen'sFur Shoes and SOCKS,
I Boots and Shoes Of al sizes, ts
Ia well selected collectioniof Books and sehoo
h Books, III NJ
Fur and Russia Hats, Fur Caps, !.
| White-wash BRUSHES, a.
40 assortment Of Brass, Copper, and Tin BAKE
Pans.
! Ic fss,. he astters himself tHat be viii b
] sble t6fdrnish any sriicleih his line Of onsines
Eihat bis friends may pieaseto eailfor.
1 HI viii receive fresh supply Of Grocerle
10 s,fsw days
I HardScraS 6Te, Dec.7i6, ls4l.-tf.
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WOPYGM ]

~ ERSoNS indebted 10 me on book -seco,int,
n viii please come 70, ward and close them,
On or about ihe III NJ January next When
cash cannot be ~ motifs viii -eeeiyed aud ior
aceenntsI due I'll -ther creditss]tl be gisef on
their notes. Tbs FIRST of Jsauaty ending the
business 81 one year. renders Il liRdisPenshbl
that accounts should be ciosedts II.
Friends aud Gust N RS VAL please accept my
sincere thanks forl1hes liberal psiesnsge extend
ed 10 me for thes last fifteen years Renlem !,
b,r,hat have on hand complete STOCK os
GOODS. Suited t6l,hsir y ants, @hich want tO
seli 10 them on the usual termsl HI
I would respectfully say 10 ~ country
friend, that i ihiuk 1 am en,dked 10 no5e Of
thar pltrona ss iHaa theS have given mex for
ethe re asoa ,that sai stuck Of sofds al all Sine,
arc calculated 10 iii them, and are sold on As
goo, or betler1efnls, stttah any oihes place -
me county. 4 invite them 10 try me for one
tsar. begiuning With the next month.
WM ANDERSON. (
tl.eness. Ferry dec 81 iR4I III
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nh sANrA rE ExPErlrr1nr.

! The ST. Loas Rsp16lieaa has sTeoun,s faiIy eon.
arErAtern tnfsthe capture 4taan E4,.rd5,ior
/ To- sAois Pc the Mssie.a tro6pa The EolIov;ns
ls,ier ,ssies some addisioSsl Iaftieulars
| ls9EPEspsscE, N lsoari. ne liz, isIt. :
| sMEssRs. EDrToRs;-We have he va
again from The Wsk:,/b but pf < mehucholv
nature. Sienor Alvarez, our American
z 'Hsol Ia AeA/Mex,eo, ~uh hye or six
oiher genileTen. arrived here day before
/ sesfsrday, pfter tedious trip31ot. SO ,iay /.
Tom SsntaI Eeg They were much N.
noyed Shh cold weather and snow. tbfo,.
Aopt Inesf,y me whole route The como, !.
ny consisted II twelve or fifteen whet
hey left Mexicds 6ve Of .hese separated
from he party aboIt 800 Mills from here
end took more Southern route 10 aveid
she cold
The Texian Expedition an the 18th
Oetober,~ arrived IN Santa r., In niue i
worse circumstances tbancould ever have
been ilnsgined-lhey were all cspsurrr
bonppd. and sent as prisoners TO The cil,S OF
Mexico, The. causes and. attendan, a. din
cumktanfes' assigiYen BY our infqrpan-s,
The depntaIian on their arrival near
Ss1ta Fe, wete divided into three pat
Ties one under the comm and II How
land another under Cook, The Commis
sary General from Texas ana the othef
nndf Mcleod or Load The Commander
in Chief "a fiery Inefficient man, and
withali ton When ne = the Mace of
destip a;iop, Rowland. with two more
we're sent il advarce al spies 10 asoerta,n
;he disposition Of the tMexlcans towards
ther1. Mo- understanding The nature ta
them embassy sufficiently, and from ,heni
Son,faeictory stairmenti concerning W.
piacf from whence they hailed ihey
we've stripped and ordered no,~lo leay,
;he Mounds. In the mean time they fnadr
theirEsscape: t5ut nertravelling fFe ~
and 1oRly progressing fifty milesIfheE
weTFt akfn by sene%Sbefherds/b ronyh
10 and shot Seven more from lie eon5
parry werk again sept 1inAs one tbem
was Kendall the; editer1of the -Picayun.
IN Of Leslie Copbs III Ky; aha a NM
L9eI~Is-theyghad1n their possessiiohfthe
Cops tliutiOn aKd Laws oe Texas, the All
q. passPoFk &c., Of Kendall and]
Others Qnihsifway in. ibeyxete "a.
ken prisoners by aEapiainfo Ire Mibtia
and marched OFT Sefore the presented
guns of the compsnylNo De sbet; by taf5
entreaiies oftlie PRISONERS and Others, J :be
Gaptsln, however, disobeyed orders, and
took fhem 70 the Goverhar = .F
Shoftly aher,rsevenly More, ana ,hen
The Whole number SoG The Texans aefe=
surrounded and taken Cosk being|tbe
only one DESTROYS q makihg Me leastI ret
sls.annc'e. .,Thric fate is wretched in ahe
extreme. That DAY they were Nsiript of
nearly az ih,el1clIothirg, deprive5Yof lheir
orders from, NE Governor. that eachmsn.
IS bel gave on, must be spesrtd Of hsyp,
netteh AND left on,ihe road side. They
bad gone 30 miles from SAINTS r., (wBenl
these eR,left, aud three Of the nuubN
alresdyfslain ID obedience to 1heI
order. Mis- h RI
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MO ta{f o. 70 /

TNHEl year Is. nov dFawi"l; 10 cleset ana mp
creditofs are sallneon me for settlemeifss
and adi compelFsd Flo call % those ~hoE are
indebledto me,lso that I may oa 5ensolep 20
meet the detasnds against me slhoss wig
know themselves indebted VII please CYL anu ~
se,tle their accounts ,upS 60 the Is. q JANUARY,
Isaos i reiarn ii, sinceen thanks for=i The iLhe-
ri encouraeernehl have received since in
business al this place, aud I hope BY strict at
tcnlion 70 business 10 merit = eontinuapce Of
theSssme
q tshall always feep=on hsnd SPRING ~ u
Dies, ana ali other kinds, Al Pricesfo suit the
times, aad all kinds Of work IN my line vii pc
/ done with ne s,ness and despatch, all Of which
win be sold as low as can be purchased III the
. .eo,lrty af4Y ADAM WHIP.
Charlestown. Dec 30 ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
! IA ECALI..

V,HE undersigned has, rs ,e,, made no cal
! upaa his good fIlssds; but he takes The
tiheft1 10 Sc, that hflle help al tins juncturs
,..,I1n. s.rr .sreeahle. Viii they come for,
ward &c 50, lheJ will have addllional chains
upon his gratHqde, and pew lndaeements %
serve them benz 6etails
Kahte.own, bee %. fs4l. t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

colin; Oh il som. mi,b,v 800. - .
voice bfoush him nn I'm ~ I, I,
l1nAynness. The deepest ever dug for
- I'm, 1e came forth Lazarus-hke, bound
- sno 'ofe yer within the cerenents OF
auen 2 ,oer sceptre such are the cords
whieh shs throws sround the wayward
and wandering aad leads him back 10
virtue and 70 heaven. saying, as she
gives him Hfsrs an / and hs riom
thou gorest NE r. r~
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TnN&hneillf.k.el.al.

A etHsn as.p sasss sa'i S.os"a
TSeks, Avis, Pegs wl-handless, Threads, and
Russ q ,B<Isiles n Y. ANDREWS. \
tlan, & IS40 Is., .t 4.t HAY
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wlLtlsC A1TILoRp& LurHkR FFcsFh, Eds

NJ [. - ~
Published a, 4 lbsn, n. Y b.! l Tucker, PrO'r
EHlHE Publisher Of the Caltisator has the
pleasure % presenting 10 ,he friends Of
Agriculture in the ubited States, ihe Prospec-
tbs Of new volume CHE Pth eomnsnring Jan.
uary /. Is4a. of thar petrol cal THIS paper
Is so vel, kno~sf in every part Of sihe Country.
As~sb render srecsptuialicn Or IS ohjecis and
ITS. contents. genstaty. unnecessary The range
and saris.tyor its articles rs list Iol contribu-
tors, temor acng the most distinguishes agricuts
tlrisIs in every SCI ton the Uno9, lllnrvalied
in number as we'll ss scientific s ptaetfesl skill,
The superiority OF rs meehanica and
Ihe unequailed number. rich riety and SUPER
OF beauty Of MS illustrations, embracing ins the
last tive volume ss boat Nv hundi ed engt aSings,
Representing the Improved breeds q Critic
| Horses. Shetp, Swine, Buildings Implements,
sc and on every subject eoppecie6~ iih lgr17
culture, haEe contributed to render j; . favorite
with all classes Interested in The cultivation Of
The soil, and giyen3it circulation hitherto ,'n-
known among the agricultural periodicals Of
The cauntry-smounIing 20 about twentt-twc
thousand -
<Subseriptions received at this Once.
erPetsons wht have subserihed viii bear IN
mind that the terms require Paymentvin adj
vance. M II IA.
TKRns-one Dollar per sndama n.
Dec. %. lS4l. l&
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JOHN vi. JEW Eft
sHEIPHERDsTOWM. I
n G n Z D.
IDr. .I.P Brooke.

E1AYiNti fseFmshea located IN Jefferson
c5ant iespe et[uily@"tfcfs his Professional
IN sIesi - ~ enizrtfof Lert own and sIeiuity.
Fir Ijnaj &c ftnnJ at all tIn6s 4 kept when
profSs s1og4 it-t ensBged if6e residence tf Me /
THONGS Ii t,lpr, lone vnile from Leeto&u.
1Nbv 4. 14tf 47tG
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DISSOLUTION Of Partnership.

q t,IiE partnership herefofore existing under
= The fEm OF I. Wv. Il }. b. CHAPLINE,
has been this day dissolved by mut1al> consent
The business, for The future, viii be csSdected
bytl.tW.7 ChaPlihe, at his old stand in Hard
scr6bb1a -
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~. s. WHITE.

..kk a1sE sc zlLz2zsK .
TIA nrasstl bis One j. Ihsi tee-atl uech-
q 4 9pE-d 81 VIZ CSAsNHRrHrxcraS Ed whefe
he vii cii1s .n,le IL devote hfmseli assid1ousiy
d his R4oars1eba
) charleslnwH, Dec 80, 4s4E : 6rD< y 4
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U.VIO.1'NTORE, Not.
CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST!

:gHy + subscriber takes The pleasure to an
il + cnounee TO his friends and the public IN
general, that-he has realoxcd his store 10 the
corner Of HishEAad Shenandoah streets, nearly
opposite The uni,ed States Pay Office, known as
William Andersoa's old stand, and recently oe-
cupled by Messrs. Kirby and Hughes. He
wopld respectfully say That his. ss$orimeni is
lsFge and SENEGAL, and he IS better abie 10 give
ersatsr 16irga,ns po~ thaa he has ever been oeaF
4 fore He ~oah respectfully ak ne Geas fosiis
uf the public tOcaif sadI examine i!s stock be-
lore buying elsewhere, IS he Is detesmihed 10
gre general Satisfaction 10 The way OF qnsiisy,
prices ofka Goods, and attention to his custom
an. 10 gain their patronage, His stock vii
consist Of al kinds goods that areever kept il
arslsil store, 49,
Dee - JOHN kokENBAUGH, Jr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

One o. tie loeomelises 90 the Win.
chester Rail- Road esnveyed last week
from Winchester 10 Harper's Ferry IA a
single train, dieren hundred and sereatv
fire barrels Of flour!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
Fancy and UsefuI ArticIes.

l1uyhe snhscflSeF having visited the Eastern
I. j nsrktis. pod repienf.hed hi, former stool
kpoess. ~lIihIh ysrtiy Of IA
Fancy and Useful Articles,
ealeuieisd 10 snt the present times. and please
flhe iaAcy Of alt returns his thanks 10 the
| Publie for the liberal share ofpstronsg &c reeeiv-
| Fed- herespeclfn1ly soiIeiis the fades snd
( gentlemen 10 gall and examine for themselves
| II Amongst his stock may Be found +.
Ladies Plaid silk Hsndkerehlefs,s ~
Gentlsmen's silk pocket do
Do Pad shd.Siik craVats, h
Bomba zine, Satin silk and Nerino Stocks,
Gum Eissiic and Common Snspenders,
Neck Con foFts% Bosoms and Collars.
GeHtlemen's Brush, Nulris, CASTOR and Beaver
Hats, manufactured 81 Harbers-Ferry. "
.-ALso-.lt
Iadies' travelling snd WORT Baskets,
B0ehet Boards, assorted TOYS,
Itadfes' Shell Combs,
Yankee Witches, one large Devil.
Making cs9es, Brooms ind Brushes,
II A. C0NFECTfON.aRY.
Hshces Medicstsd tioreh9und Candy, II,
n Boneset Candy iceland Moss do
l00lbs assorted Candies
20 Boxes RsisIns. 10 half and boxes.
70 cocoa Nuts Almoaa. Fliberts Peeon Spts,
0rsfges aud Lemons 4 bashsL c he seuis,-ae5 =.
- u,heisPi2atns, and os!lalwsr Apples, :.
II Ebs IL inte Curranis,
lkeg Malaga Grapes,
Dates, ?runes Figs. cbtrohs, &c.
Z .MEDIcLyES, SC: ~ v
6ou)ty's Biuets, Eremstir salts. 80
Hsfcss Compound Syrup Of HolehouDd,5. k5
No-l6 composition, :@'E-'' - a
African BIRD Pepper, IN /
Fiodo1r 10 How ards Medicated Soap l
Cologne Water Essences,
9acssssr and Bears~6l, Antique Oil,
Hsnte> Lily white. Flesh PANT, vi
A lOt Of Jewttfy and Perknises. t5 VII
4 BOOKS s .ST.41TOA.ERYl VII
ihapdsome .podnd oxfofd Poi glolt Bible! Nj
Bibles ard Tes1aments, RI
Bsiley's A lge bra, Dawes ARITHMETIC, r u
Emersons Ar9tHmetIc, No Ill q
UHhrd States Reader, No. n 3, /
Cpmi, Spelling Books,
Sinirh's GeegraPhy and Atlas,
Htchcoeks Book Keeping With Key. ri |
ladies Aibnms, Almahaes. Tot Books, Sc \
Ruled Writing and letter Paper, t
Blue ana Blackjack, and Curtis. Il
Ptncis i Silver Pencil Cases aad slate pencils
and States
IIt HENRY Y, ANDREWS !
IisrPers-Ferry, JAN. G. 1912 4