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81 sn,aQe &Saacoae,,.

YHSiIE arrangements and plan of a TKNAIE
II SEMINARY, .iirthe family of the subscr
Der, have been Brought to,a State. of thorough
organization and successful experiment. A
large expenditure has been made and MUCH la
Dor bestowed IN the prosecution of the objects
contemplated by this school. The superior
model OF the building occupied as the seInlus-
ry, the spacious apartments for the use OF tile
Young ladies', the various embellishments Of
the grounds and enclosures, are WelI ca ella
ted to promote the health and personal com
forts of the inmates of this seminary
>IoRDAN will give a general and maternal s,,-
perintendance Of the concetn.-Mss Z. b.
B,LIaRp wiz, as heretofore, conduct the it
erary department., and Efrs.~4A. J CoqN, late
of Mrs sWiILARns' Seminary at Troy, n. Y,
will give instructions in
s@tepeic, e1,olving, j. 2eqintinq.
The course ofstudies embraces all the ord,na-
~ English hrahches-yiz: REApIEG,W RIrlNe,
ARITHMETIC, GEoGnAPHY, HISTORY, FNGL,sN
GRAMaAR, PHILOSOPHY, (both Natural and
MentaD CHEMIsTRY, ASTRONOMY, COMPOSITION,
GEOMETRY, ALGERIA, BorARY, &c. &e: .t2se-
Their with LATIN and FRENCH The>eXpenses
Compared with the advantages, comforts and
amount oftalcm emRloyed) must be considered
very low-viz: For Board, washing, room,
commodations, With tuition in all the English
branches, FlFTY-FlXE DOLLARS. for 4
session of months The branches for which an
extra chapgeis made ARE, for Latin S12 French
Sl2: Music on the Piano $50. use of Piano SIS;
instruction on the Guitar S15,use of Instrument
s., for the session Of months. INSTRUCTION
in drawing and water colours So; painting ingl
cefours Gin which Mrs. Coonis an adept $40
per quarter of II weeks.-The session COM
mences on the 18th day Of Sept, and expires
on the 18th day of Feb, 1843. Conneeiet
with the course of musical instruction, the
whole of the pupils will have ihe beneha
without charge) of instructiontfor "a short in-
tervai evtrv day in vocal m4s5c,-l is desira>
Bile that all persoas INCLINED, TO place their
daughters with 'ts,shpufd 90 SO on the first day
.qfthe session,o day frevious,that they may be
assigned ct cnce to>aPpropriate classes. Other
information respecting the institution will be
furnished % any that may address MS.
GABRIEL JORDAN.
T.upav. Sept 5, 1912.
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2 - PROSPECTUS OF 1THE
.THrRrEETH VOLUME OF; THE
Baltimore Saturday Visiter.

EbasGgsEhOre &atssFGay SRSBeeF.
j. EXAMS S.NODGR.4SS, EQlt0Ss'
The VIstrEa is the only Literary Family pa
per published in the State of MARYLAND,
and enjoys wider circulation than
- any other paper in baltimore.
e heififst number of the thirteenth volume
VIII be issued on the 18th of Ian, 1843. ~
To those who have found this paper vel.
come Visiter for eleren gears, it is unnecessary
| to describe it. For the benefit of others, we
NAV Just hint. that it is a L.4RGE F.43fELY
NEWSPAPER, devoted to morals, scierce,
literature ana general information, including
a due quantity of agricultural facts CLEANED
from the best aericNitpral publications of this
country and Europe. 1t contains foreign aMd
home orrespondence-essays poetry. tales,
etc. written expressly for the paper, lhy the
pens of some of the most popular authors of
America. The productions of the abest
thors in Europe also will be. found in its pages,
In order to render the Vister, appropriate for
mattress ofABaftialore and Others desiring to
take q paper containing the Cty Ne,os, we
shall corstantlyskeep an eye to news about
the town.. and shall do what the daily prints
cannot accomplish, viz. give a tull record of
Hymenial and Obituary news. '':s'
The following are among the contributors
to the Visitor: q
Rev F. Yeates Reese-Rev I.eandep
Kerr---Profs j r w Dunbar. Edward
Foreman, Chaplin A Harris--Drs C
Cox,James Hamiton.J John Fonerden,
w Gcver-Mrs. lydia Persion.
Amelia B Welbv-Miss Esther We
itherald, author of The. Two. Christ
mas days-Nitssrs David Hoffman,
Nj Topham Evans, w Csrpenter,
f + Coburn, /. 7 Nogt A sper-
~. t Arthur B Jones, J S f :lto-
4
q Harbour. G Xellot, F. T Horton.
NJ Lovett, Milford Bard, John
Smith of Jno. &c. &c. &C.. &c.
Besides articles rom regular contributors.
the publisher viii be prepared to give repub.
hcatons OF the choicest tales, &c. from the
popular foreign magazines, as. they arrive,
monthly, We are determined to render the
'PISIiER' The most useful pnper iss The cum
try To this end-we will avoid the republi-
cation Of every thing like the poisonous trosA,
some OF the mammoth sheets are forced. 10
print; merely 10 Hup III time such matte r
Is united Tor the family circle, and, therefore
has no business Il. a f.lMIL !. PAPER. Our
aim is 10 do good. not Aarna, -s,n -
Address. postpaid IN all ccsesx II
PURLIsHER OF THr NisTrrR.
at No . N Gay street, or No. - Mar Ike
street. BALTIMORE.
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Mr.. JOHN 4. BUSHNELL
CIR: PLEASE TAKE

EA y I =
~ NOTICE, That on
Tuesday the 21st day of March, .643, between
the hours of nine o'clock in the morning and
sunset in the evening, at the house of Mr.. Al
fred Slusher, in the trwn of Moorheld, in the
county Of Hardy, Va, shall proceed to take
the deposition of Mary. slusher, TO be read as
evidence in a certain suit at law now depend
ing in the county court of Page county, in
which YOU, as assignee of Emanuel Hansber-
ger, are plaintiff and I am defendent
,ASAHELu SLUSHER.
February 16. 1843--4t.
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TRANSPORTATION
70 WINCHESTER, Va,

E5yuE SUBSCRIBERS have made ar ar
E raugement with the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Company, by which the freight on
goods consigned to their House i'm Winches-
ter, Va. is not required to be paid at the De
pot in Baltimore.
r. B. ALLEN, WALTER * co.
March 9, st
NJ Rockingham Register. ,osE copy s.
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TsyFKSnS

and Oils ot'all k!nds;-
2 large assortment of Stone ;..c
Ware And a number of articles too
tedious to 4aention-I viii sell reasonably for
the Cash: Medical Practice attended to as u.s.
ual JOHN G. SCHAHTT,.,
April 1, 1912
roR SALE, A four horse wagon, well
finished. Call and examine tor yonsseif.- A
crAdit 'of6 months will be given. ]. G. s.
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nc patronage this institution.
The system Of education that
IS pursued, IS well calculated
to advance the pupils.
The present Principal has
had charge of the school for
the last twelve months, and
the rapid advancement of his
pupils has been satisfactorily
proved to those who have at
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-16
Preservation OF the Teeth
~ ~. CyEREEET,D,
Dentist Of Winchester.

Dentist Of Wnchesta,
~ GUILD respectfully invite tie attention
w of his friends and the public to his in
tention to visit Woodstock and vicinity every
few months
JANUARY 18th 1913.
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EPanfed at this Office, immediately, some
of that stuff, called by the vulgar CASH.
Those who have not the 'precfous,' can pay
US with notes on Y solvent bank in the state
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-16
TRUSTEES SALE,

10y VIRTUE of deed of trust executed
ID to the subscriber as trustee, bearing
date the 10th day of August, 1885, and recor.
ded in the clerks office of the county court
Of shendoah, shall proceed to sell, on the
premises, for cash. to the highest bidder, on
s turdly the 18th day Of .4prA ls4s, all of a
certain tract OF; parcel of Land, situate, living
and being in the county of Shenandoah, AMI
adjoining the lands of Isaac Sonner, Wright
Lakewood and others, containing
&S''3'sy-o',o @0eses,
more or less. and known as the Bank Tract
If the money is not paid Immediately after
the sale, the land viii be resoli, and the for
mer purchaser shall make up the difference,
if any. GEO. NJ BRtNGER,
March I6, lst2.-.z5t Trustee.
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RETTER Elk I'll

Several of these whose notices Of
Bankruptcy have been published in our
columns have aade no arrangement for
paying us For them. We now state. in
order that there NAV be no misunder
standing. that we will not. in any case,
grant aifitavits until We are paid, or sal
istactory arrangements are made to Sc
cure our lees in such cases.
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NO TICE,

/ The undersigned being unable 10 at
tend to the: collection of accounts due
the Sentinel Office. priorto March. l84r.
has authorised Mr.. Jas. G.. ER.aVEL
tn collect and receipt for the same. -
Longer indu gence cannot be given.
* s. c. WILLIAMS.
Nov. Is, l642.
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e z NJ ? e r A C E
EIOUS Z

IN WOODSTOCK, SHENANDOAH CO., VIRGINIA.
FEvHE undersigned announces to the public
E that he has opened House of Entertain
ment, in the brick buiRlng formerly occupied
in part by him as store, in the town of Wood
stock, where he is prepared to accommodate
Travellers and others with Board, Lodging,
&c. upon the most reasonable terms.
His Table will at all times be furnished
with the choicest viands the market can afford.
No spirituons liquors, however, will be kept,
as the establishment VIII he conducted strict
" upon Temperance. principles. His stables
are room. AMI we'll supplied. An attentive
0stler viii always be at hand, a share CT
public patronage is solicited.
SAMUEL RINKER.
March 9, 1845.-3m
CT The Good Samaritan 'ciH copy the ADORE 3ap
for 50 and charge this office.
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81 sa.eeu,q Glocaoen.,.

,FEHIiE Trustees Of the STn AsRunG ACADEMY
Il take pleasure il, recommending to pub
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-16

lust RECEIVED-A lot of prime Rio
% Coffee and N. O. Sugar, which will be
sold cheap for cash,by siBERT & DINGEs,
Feb %. l843. No Chespside.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-16
FRANCS IL. JOEsEelAy,

.Httormey at Laao,
WILL practice iii the Superior and Tnferi.
w or Courts of Page, Warren, Rappahan-
mock, Rockingham, Shenandoah and Hardy.
Business entrusted to him will be promptly at
tended to. Office at Lurav, Virginia.
Refer to Hon. D. l.. Daggit. LID, New
Haven, CT. Hon. IL. st. G. Tucker. University
of Virginia. [June 80, 1S42.-tf,
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T'sle Virginia Scriycner,

y work which every Magistrate, Consta-
Bile, Sheriff, and every man of business
ought to have. for sale at this of1ice--a
fe1s copies ONLY Price ST..
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ENOR SALE, a first rate light four horse
H. wagon, on reasonable terms, bv
Feb II, 1913. NATION & RODEFFER.
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Reduce the Price of our
G @ @ D S.
And we would further say, that
For f.fSH. we wiU sell Goods as chem
as they can be had IN the Torn of
Woodstock. or elsewhere betweeza
this and Baltimore Gin.
find gre therefore MOTTO be foiled eff
BY STEA N!
We would most earnestly solicit orr friends
and customers to call and examine our assort-
ment OF Goods. It consists of such articles as
are usually kept i'll country stores. We will
take all kinds of produce as heretofore of
course customers cannot expect goods as
cheap for trade or credit as for cash.
u WE WILL SELL %
C'tto's Yarn at One Dollar per buncs
Sugar at Eight and Ten Cents
Cofee at T'reAe Cents
,Notasses Forty Cents per gallon
lind Other Groceries an the same rat:o.
We tender our thanks to our friends for past
tsvors, and solicit a continuance Of their. Gus
tom SIBERT & DfNGES.
Woodstock, Fehruarv=9, 1S43--y
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At court held for the county Of Shenandoah,
on Tuesday the 10th day of January. l8A3 {;
Isaac Rogers, i".J. Rogers and William c.
Cornwell, partners, &c. under the name
and firm of Rogers & Co., plaintiffs, against
Stephen Carutters, Observation-Disclosures
IN Chancery.
FE1HE defendant, Stephen Carutl'ers, not
i. having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act. Of assembly and
the rules Of this court; and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhab-
tant of this country. Il is ordered, That he
appear at the clerks office in Woodstock, at
rules to be held therein on the first Monday
in April next, and answer the bill! of the plain
titfs; and that a copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published
in Woodstock, fU two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the court house
in the said town of Woodstock.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Western Dist. of Va, Staunton.
TN BANKRvPTCy.
OTlGEs to the creditors and all others
IN concerned in interest, to shew cause ag-
ainst the petition Of
No 1103-joh L. Smith of Shenandoah
county. for a discharge from all his debts and
certificate thereof on the 1st day of May
next.
No fl77-Joel Faber Of Shenandoah coun-
tv, for discharge from all his debts and a Ger
tificate thereof on the LIST day of May next.
No. 1l78-Jonas Kennedy of Rockingham
county, tor discharge from all his debts and
a certificate thereof 1.-the 1st day of May
next.
:l79-George w McCubbin of Warren
county. for discharge from all his debts and
a certificate thereof on the 1st day OF May
next.
i48o-W William II. Triplett [Col. of Warren
county, for discharge from all his debts and
certificate thereof on the LIST day Of May
next
1871. L. NJ Rider of Page county, foT a
discharge from. all bis, debts and certificate
thereof on the lst day ,ofMay next.
12O7--Janes Murray of Hardy count, for
discharge from all his debts and certificate
thereof on the LIST dav Of MAY next. X
Teste. ETCHO K. TROUT, DC
January 26-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28

on The silent and empty pl,in, :, :. -,
bpi | shall go down i better mar sns -
q TO ilre as TO escape the terrible thun
GERS q lhe last day, which once rever
osIaied through these taios but raw,
long since given way 10 the GospeI q
Peace. can scarceIs tear myself awsy
lf4m the hallowed summit. and 4 wish
t0p could lipger here forty aays n con.
verse with the Lord.
Noaasttr5 ef 81 C6tka, inc.
promised 10 finish this letter here
ana animated that / could say. how had
spent The morning. Bit / must loreeo
ms pleasure ill seq you, as / have Al.
ready filled my sheet / NAV ada how.
EYER, that spentl1 Il high mass, 10 The
.neient church, built by the emperor jus.
InIan, 10 the sixth century. think The
-.fek CHURCH ia but little understood IN
attention, and have made drigsnt iug--
tel concerning its doctTine~and worship,
nd hope 10 prosecute them further at
and Athens.
4 have but one thing 70 regret SINCE !
.eached Egypt, and that Isl that DR. Rob
nson and Mr.. Smith did not take tne
southern route from Cairo to the Red Sea,
the FIRST part 81 this letter ;
fol | must believe that the traditions oil
Ihs country presented the names Of It's
mountains aud valleys as on the east
side Of the Gulf. together with the physr
cal agreement OF The passes with the ms.
tory Of Exodus, would fully have ssilsnea
Their minds thai this was the route OF the
IsFaelites; particularly, when p this eyi.
Jsnce was added the probability tina, Is
rSel was 'encamped near Memphis. me
ancien, Egyptian capitol, where Moses
and Aaron and the elders Of Israel seem
always 10 havebeen during differentiation
vss,h rlsafaohNs sSpch a conclusion, wlth
the reasons dawn up BY the Decor s mas,
leIly hand, IS all thA is wanted q render
perfect their incompatible. volumes OF bio
Iical Researches in Palestine.
AS would still be remembered by my
friends ii America, you viii obllge me
.by mentioning me TO such as are!near youi
II If Won prefer 10 save YOURSELF this trou-
Die YOU can hand this letter o,the Advp'
.care. As ever. yours, affeclionalely.
JOHN P. DURBlN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28
9SD8gAA. GLASS g
EARTH . " w RE,
window Glass, stone Ware,
Pipes. sc. &c.

ROBERT IL. MILLER, IMPoRrER,)
|D7As jus, received per ship Alexandria ,direc.
from Liverpool, part Of his fall supplies,
'omprisink ! complete assortment 81 New and
hosirablc Goods-sS TO style, patterns, shapes
nalities.-which will be sold 70 puneiuai CUSTOM
s. or for eash, at prices which Will compare ad-
sntageously with any other establishment.
TO Merchants in the Valley Of Virginia, or
|onr he line Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Ca
81. he woule say, that haying just revised ana
,luced his price list, he protiers them Goous
Ne believes Al prices sveraging lower than
.ks can procure them 10 Baltimore
His packing eanaol be surpassed, and NE
,eapness oftrausportstion By Canal viii make
10 heir advantage 10 make their purchases
y him. -
The isl Df goods il this line makes u am.
6itt TO snamerate them IN an advertisement, oa'
IS description Of goods maybe had s1ais ess
hblishnent-
F0rthe retail trade, his assortment Of As'rai
~ solar Lamps. Girandoles, Study lamps.
Ieh Cut Glass Hall and Table Lamps, Cut ano
i.1sod Glassware. Dinner and Tea Sess. y
6rihY the attention Of families desiring 70 iar-
- kaAasomsly and ekeapiy- y,
no sxerlicns will Be spared 10 supply sr.,-
q Of The bes, quality aud at prices whien
ia please.
Orders for Glassware tsten an6 iosWaraeeAo
4 lSc:ories for execution ST.
AIexnDdria, ID, c., Sept 81, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28

Fotber Matthsto.-A London. Correspondent Of
he Journal Of Commerce says III
/ nFhe eject Of Father Matthews ad-
dresses is said 10 be beyondI all coocep-
ian s;ncolarlyinsinua,ing, seductive, con-
r;;nc,,y and oyerpowering and We all
Lnow that his manners are gentle, mild
Ana endearing whilst his object is SO great
glSrious and ennobling. He IS certainly
* lion of.Londop al present., and draws
sronnd him The GOOD of all ranks and con.
a;t;ons Of men, and those who wish TO be-
Tlcome so.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28
! DISTINGUISHED YIslrER.

Marshall BERTRAND, one Of the warmest itienGs
and mos1 distinguished Marsha,s ~ the Emperor
hi ara, Ebsx is now on visit 10 New Ofleans-
He arrived There on Thursday week from Hat
vana, accompanied by his son, and IS exPec.eu
10 remasn but d few days. In chroniehns ms
event. lhe "Trcpic" says:
France boasts in all her lung and
high array Of noble. sons. few that have Al
Echieved a prouder distinction than the
liime honored veteran, who, crowned WIN
wears and houors. now moves 10 the midst
Eof onesof the great cities ~ the western
World. He IS one Of the few survivors
who perIorned a conspicuousPar; 10 the
stirring events which marked The early
part Of The present century--eyents ma
dazzled and astounded the whole eiylllz
ed world. The bosom friend Of NAPoLEi
ON. be followed The eagle banners OF that
extraordinary chief IRON the moment q
his elevation 10 his tall. In battle brave
and impetnous. 10 council cool and wary.
be adhered 10 his great aefderrwiih 0nal.
tered sffe ction throughout his long aud
brilliant career; aud Nheu The star OF hIs
glory was quenched ia ray lsss nigh. upon
the fated field Of lVatefloi faithful am4ng
The faiehless' slood The ganani and battle,
worn BERTRAND.
when he who had made thrones his
playlaings and kings be pupreis' was { :
lied 10 his ocean eitl home, among ihe
Iong-iriee followers who accoEnpaniedfhim
on BIZ last march the Marshal BERTRAsp
stood conspicuous, 10 all of bis long
exile he chung 10 bis faIlen Chief with ?
devotion tina, never faliersd, until the 90
Iiecl ii il had surrendered ms great soul 70
tbe God who gave it.. 81,
The visit Of such mSn to our Guy
CANNOT Tail 10 excite the iiveliest grafifl.
cation With ali who admire the many no.
Die Qualities concentrated in the person q
Marshal BERrRAED. and We feel wen as, !,
sured he WILDE treated WITH al honor ana =
attention by the citizens Of New Orleans.
u.sn pnsaep.--There mlist be Zone devillisn
f.,n.x feIlovvn il the oficp ~ The CINCINNATI
Message. Hear MIN
Itsny man expects 70 make me Dsl,y
mssssee me vehicle through which p
rooveS 10 ihs world bis private animosl'
,;es--or 10 make il the tool Of cllques--
be Vim end tia. be has made ostegIegI'
oas mistake, BY applying AZ this once
where lob work Of al kinds q executed
with pfomptness, neatness and despatch
II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28

n AN anlhofi1sd b 4 genllomao 70 SCI 01UpF
500 bushels 81 his valuable Wheat 4 rss
grown by himself, and there can b no danger
of impositiong Il Is perfectly clean. i IS said
10 weigh 67-lbs 10 the hashsl, and s offered e
The low rale 81 tI.31i els, per The measured
boshcl. sample may Be seen Il my house -
6kfphsI1sloeh This Wheat i not ohly a.
proof 11i from ia eafl5 maturity escapes ths
fosI. JOHN ouIGLET
stsfhssd.!owh, sspl' u, lsss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28
GfnrraI FnttIIigsnte.

F,Nv WooI.-The Ithaca Chronicle
SAWS that the Messrs. Morrell, who own
! flock 81 %. 900 Saxons, have disposed OF
he whole clip al ft1s cents Per pound io
* prominent manufacturing establishment
Il Boston. The ileeces averaged . lbs
der head. Last year they Obtained only
12 cents for their wool.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28
ALL
kIND 5 GU coLA|K So

w ccMMMN GOODS
And have Il this time = tolsrabis, asd BY the
irst Of July vii have . com iefaanppiN Of WI
the various Bin ard qualities ~ goods found III
the best faCtolsea il this section Of county.
which will srthqags for woei % delivery, Or
sell for cash, % pleasing terms
For all cARDtSd the cash " VI Be required
when the rolls are delivered.
/ have made arrshgements With Mr. iJoHs
ctAusoN BY which beis authorized 10 make con-
tracts for Wool, make sale Of Abe goods, OF
transact any business hereafter connected with
this establishment
hope BY strict attention to business, prompt
Hess. snd4the good quality of my goods, TO ps-
ri liberal patronage from the FARMERS ap4f
others Of Jefferson Lovdonh, and the adjoining
coaaies. HIRAM Reilly
June Is. I343-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28

4 Bangor Ha! Trads.-The Bangor Wing
says there is hat factory 70 mar ,own
which turns out 500 tdrpaulin hats per
Month and Of excellent quality; that a.
hont forty nersons are employed in the
-ss,ahl;sbment many olthem females. who
Are thus enabled 10 MAINTAIN IlheT Iaini
lies comfortably and educate hheir Gnu
dren.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28
BOATING, BOATING,
VIA III
f.hesnnenIle Il Ohin Canal.I

ShhNSeNHsCoAC - bAV
VHyHE subscriber has the pleasure Of iuforaf
ing the Farmers Of tbs ard taf neigkbol-s
ing COUNTIES that his BOATS art nov 10 frsl
rate order, and that he is prepared 10 forward
every description Of Produce d - low rates -
any other house. Tho highest price 20 CASH
will be paid for any quantity of Wheat thatm1y
be offered, designed Tor the Georgetown Market.
Flour will be forwarded from nv Nil 10
Georgetown=or Alexsndris, at cost Of % cts
per barrel, and sold il desired without e1tra
charge.
will also forward Flour via Rail Road to
Baltimore, at the customary rates.
UflTTIp C0ONQ
Harpers-Ferry. Aug 3. JN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28

Il trrcT<5LI.r inform hair frisnds and
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-28

GerritSmith, the famous sboIislonisl oi
New York, is 4 very wealthy man He
o@hs more than million acre. o. land
10 the State 81 New York lying inA AZ of
IL 81 counties. His anapal land tex u
upwards u Sl0, 0en