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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02

PANTS a VESTS.
IA tn = go ore now opening a large and entirely new IA n
IN Pants and Vests. Tor sale rbsap fr e,.b.
NLN'.'y made Beaver Frocks 20 pst finished ofths bet Rich
moud manufacture. Dress Coats Of the best good anflato.f .fvts.
cheap nr cash.
y "-No connection with any other Store. AMI have ths agn Of
t''h la0'uns Establishment on The Awning railing d, frost
KEEN a 60.
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ALEXANDER DUNAL Il CO..
Dealers i'm Drugs Medicines, Chemicals. PAINT

SILK GOODS.
FALL ST o K!
UOHN WRIGHT has now in Stock, a very
~ extensive assortment Of Rich and Fashionable Gooi- ad,pcd
pOrluon~ and in connection with those that win be landed in a
tabc for city and country trade. that cannot be e1cen-d IN ,ht,
market His stock is composed Of French. IaHan. EnSi.h AMI
American Goods consisting in part Of
Rich Chanseon silks. Do Broche do
Dn striped and Changeahle Do; DO Plaid DO
b. Cord and Figd New Styles
Bk Italian Gro lie Rhine; DO do Gro De Swi-
RIA do Gro de PARIS, Do PAUL. de Soil
Blk Gro de Nap; DO sinsbew
hou-In Dc Llins. executed expressly for the PARIS trade
Cashnsres new design OF STRIPES
NIX and eord six yevets
Plaid Striped do. for dresses
Chlans ana Grape de Lains
BIZ SILK War; Apaeea Lnstrs
Plain AplcclS all colours
Plaid hgd striped and ehangeable do
Blk and hlIe blk Bounbazne-
SILK, Meuno and Cashmere Shaws
French and English Mestnos
Do DO Thread LAees
German and Isle 10
Ladies SIN, Kd and Riding Gloves
White and cod Tarlton Muslin and Thule
White and blk English silk Hose and Half Hose
Do do Cotton DO do
Do DO Meuno and Cashmere do
Irish Linens and Kenungs
Pain REVERE and Hemsttehed Cambria TdSfs
With a fan assortment Of Negro Clothing and Domestic Coos all
Of which viii be sold cheap, for cash. Sc nc
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r.. n. HUDSON.

DE
Onee on H0tR Street, SQUARE cbore me Bcnk,.
refionhs u npc"ton- on the Teeth. for their beauty All o., ~ety.-
uot ne inserts ~" bv'' Mind u lneoruptiL. Teeth. singy or IN
hn 'rA on The tmst approved plnh. Refer To N. Reyd d. I-1.
net. hs'd ~ Iinpie, Hubbard Gardner 4 90, iipn. q. G. BALDWIN.
f''hamh"noyue, 10 H. q. Cahcn. and George Watson. N. n.
nh li-i2m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02
ECONOMY ~ HOISE-KEEPINGy
To rnmiIics-Tard lamps.

ECONOMY ~ HOTSE-EEEPINGy
To FHmiIics-Tard lamps.
~ Ellis celebrated and universally npnroycd
4 lard lamps ate for sale ty the subscribers 90 Phta icipst,
rHtc-'n e. The advantages of ms tlup. are FIRST %, esi
l7tdis used 70 m the llmp without ihs trouble OF first melting
secondly DC rives as much Light ls tun NJ thc rest Mould Camille.
lastly Che common Cotton Lamp Wsk can be used The SANE 40 in
an ordinary uIr uI Lamp.
Hha~ trrua crlinri hat one pound 0fl1rl vtrhum more ttsr
i'fl tlaht ho1is or h1f q cents worth wI ,1G whole gyrr.rs
n'l"r % least ninety ceu'srerm'Ih. asa substitute fr spern of
Cal ari So" them burning 10 Co., store oft The subscriber.
BOLTON L HARRISON. umesI.tsS ,r.ther.rr.
wI- Conner nf MAIN L Governor g.
\ NpEMN"-Wc have rv m1-. ofurH real aNrr1,,
- srears pronounced sy jIi.ss g. %. ue seu BOO IN. ery.
ARWUu A. NJ ALI.
"W Successor tr $ z. Ado A Go.
li.NlN w -iotnHsi Nari - d' daily expected ff sic
= tN -" W. J IElrLETT A. son.
E1NECNg-25 bhs Wilson's fr.t 80 i.mr family u... 70, al,
v hy % % rEAkE JONFs& WINSTON.
NlRGtNtA JEtNs-Wo have in store. ans occr faf ar. =
' new 1ni bcapuim article 81 Virginia Jeans manrf-tYte5 ID,
Richmond ty Jones 4 Mackenzie. which We vii sell ~ ms ,,,,u
mgturefs prices kENr KENDALL a NTWNrER
So
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HATS, HATS! HATSI!!
n~BBARnGAINS. BARGAINS.

~ one DIOR above the -ru m the Big Boot have rs-.tyed hv
recent aruvas from Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York. aige
ii1t1ns 10 t"- '-~7E:cs=-t g Dry Gooas anc 80 view Of their
nc mas re-; assured thai iIey an obtain Goods Al - low rates. Il
not ioNer tH7n at auy other house 4n The City. Ci!zcns and yis-
irrs oi ;he City Of Richmond are respectfully invited TO cal. IS bar
Ear- may - e1r.ctsd. 49, IN
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Ladie.' Trench noroeeo nnd SO ru,kin.

~ rae tFV WT fTicc Of Sl.25ss
HAVE recently received a supply Of the above osh.or,,t,
Shoes Tor Ladies which VIII De sold M the above y,ryl1, nr..
also Ladies French Morocco AMI sd Walking Shoes at the same
price Nea'iron the LaHrsfs respectfully invited.
Nc tu nNNln nIIIINGrnN- Mnr.-nr Inn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02
FALL GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
China, QUccnsr0re and Glass.
September. 1919.
'ENIE subscribers have now open in store. a we'll
u selected St1csa of new ari pretty Goods. consisting of rrrt
rffn r1.'rs. co'7rcd edged anI C. g.. Ware of every fes~r.rta4,
lhn1. common ant fine rich rt. pfrsscd and plain ct.s Of
Ftrth German AMI Nusr-sn mlrln-turc. Gsrnln Sfyer nrt
fna fndtrst inrIsb plated Ctg.fs. Toilet ai other f-,t.--
Glasses E0F.sh anil American Stone W,re. &c. SC. al Of winch
re''.fh' ts package. 0i tcpackei Oh smt purchasers a. rcas-n
ale Fu.ts ai on The usual credit
wW p BUTLER a CO.
Importers 7f C1fna. Che. &c.
So 3 doors shove ur Ben Tavern.
Als HATS HATS Spring Tashiona-t am
- nov receiving ircctr ION New York = sespuuI .--orrnent
n hatS cf The purg syss which au selling uvsu low pucea
Flfcases are requested 90 caH and e1smue 0rthsm-eis-e.
W o. STEPHENSON AGENT
20 my Oid Friends and Customers.
NAVE received a portion OF ny spring Stock Of extra quality
n White lead Class &c. " % 70 few barrels Of aounfa OIL All
q which { vol work up NPle,. to sutthe uues
ROBERT Nnrr,
rp Painter. Giobs s5o,,,
90 Hubs. prne Auakapas Sugar
OD so hotss 30 Chess
3tcreesa new Rice. Jur received Sr ss by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02

A REWARD Of $40 IS offered Tor the apprehension and delivery
~ 10 me, "a the city Of Richmond. or $40 for the apprehension
and securing nany jail IN the Commonwealth 81 Virginia. so that
get linn again. my negro man SAM, or rs he called himself SAM
TWiNE, who len my service IN November last. He Is supposed 10
be about , feet 10 or ~ inches IN height rather slender, hut well
formed. complexion DARK brown face full eyes frequently reddish
about the comcrs. appears to be about q or 30 wears Of age: though
he % oder, perhaps ~ Or -. no scars or marks Of any sort are
rccolccicd TO have been noticed about him, though It s not improla.
bic that his arms may show The effects Of the lancet. which he
was IN the habit % using upon himself lie belonged for several
years 10 the late Amisiead Hin Of Chesterfield. who resided about
& miles Northwest Of Petersburg anct hs death To Mr.. WIN. X.
IlM- at that time L OF = ycsrsaeol residing on the Richmond & Pc
trrsbug Turnpike Road. ; miles from o." latter place. ami since 10
Dr. I. ~. Anderson, of Chesterfield Count House. who had him
soi IT public auction ~ this city. IN juno. l-G2. when Dc was yur
ehascdby my son. Whilst ownedhy Mr. IiH and Dr Anderson. be-
was enpnye ell principally asa gardner carnage diver and WAGNER
which carried HIM Frequently Co Petersburg. where De- was paru-
culary tondoi going, and where he has many acquaintance. As
wcnas some rclatops-amouE,t them. n brother auI several ,hu-
dren, belong 10 MI Charles Codin- or The estate of Mouiccai
Brown. deed. Three Of hi cons are It'll owned BY Dr Anderson,
and one u hi daughters IL hyinrat Mr Ambrose T.. HHr- IN Cul
pepper but belongs to Miss Martha IH at the same time and place
that sam was sold.hs vic aui children were sud, and bought by
a MI Saunicr. Of Richmond, who removed hem to hs plantation
pacing visits 10 BE wife, and. also 10 his chudrou and mcuIs 10
Che-tcrieh and Petersburg, IN which last mentioned place AMI the
fisheries IN the ucshboufho'd OF Cty Point De- has recently been
seen.
au ST PHILLIP VI T,nu
ENRUNks. Trunks TunSs-Wc have 1n hand a very large as
soumcnt or Trunks ofcyey description. az the very lowest
prices. JUDAH MYERS 4 GO.
oc Boot. Shoe and Trunk dealers
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NIVths- NH~>Iifi'rr md sraNer tIOth..
M L. are prepared To exhibit a large and splen-
w dd ht OF the above Goods. AMI at VEN INV priee--tn
Cloths We have blacks hlues AMI invisible greens u au quaLt-s-
m tasam-res English, French ami American. IN great vSrety.
consisting Of Tweed~ BueksSins. Doe-km1 Plan Wool Blacks,
Blues AMI Dabs. French Pads Dnp ie Saun. Se. from soc. 70 the
hr',i manu;aetur-d-n Beiyvr tlota-. Double MEed Black. BU-
anibnb. Fird and Pain D-aye--Superor Plain DAB AMI Black
As2hatlm ~'lo'hs-Hcavy Plot aui Forest Cloths *. a.. our
.''es" these Go-iS = unsurpassed By any housc IN rhs county.
flftha~rs are invited to Examine.
- Is KENT KENDATIA ATyy Arrp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
A CARD.


7HH E undersigned takes this method offender
~ ing his graceful acknow Judgments for the
very liberal encouragement he has met with for
the year past Notwithstanding his price for
horse-shoelng has been something more than his
brethren in The country, yet his friends have
passed tkemby and give him the bsne6l oflheir
custom, and he doubts not that now, as his
price Is reduced to allevel villa Others, he will
sill retain full share Of their custom. To
those who have seat horses 10 his shop. and
been unabls ~ have them shod, be WOULD just
say mat lie has succeeded in-gelling rid OF few
uncertain ca1siomerswho were on his list last
year, and will consequently have room for
few new ones the present
None bat'the regy best aud most experienced
workmen are employed. and customers may
rest assured of having their work executed in
The hest manner. @. S; GARDNER.
chsrlsstown, Jan. 5, 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
M.aTN. M.aTN. H.aTN.

HyHE subscriber announces 10 his friends
u and the public, that be il manufacturing
HATS Of every style and description, at his
Shop, Al Harpers-Ferry, directly opposite R.
d. Doran's store-WbsIe he keeps constantly
on hand, and makes 10 order, the cheapest and
best Hats 10 be found in this neighborhood. IL
He invites all in want Of Hats, to give him a
call, as he intends selling cheap for cash, and no
humbnggery. All Hats manufactured By The
Undersigned are warranted in all cases
= All a inds Of good Fur taken 10 exchange at
fair prices Also Cash will be paid for Otter,
M1skrat and Rabbit Skins.
JOHN sCHLAGETER.
Fiarpers-Ferfy, Jan. S. fs43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

q $ old dutch used 10 say, q Deere IS 20 del
IA ling whether the plan or 90 'Excheqper
Sank IS recommended By Capt Tyler will be
PASSED Al this session Of Congress or not" but
however one thing + certsin Ii This nnceFtain
World, va: That cHsRLEs A. KkH sER has nsith-
er absqealulaied from, nor abandoned the 'Hn-
terrified precinct bul has merely removed 10
Tue shop formerly occupied BY r. J. Poser, IS
clock and us,chmsfer; one DOR west Of the
Globe Inn, ShephsidssouD. whefe be assures
bis frie d and The public genersly, that Tailor
ing 10 he latest and most snptetsd style, and
aeeerdleE 2 The Eastern fashions, will Be car
ried % By he undsfsisned, VITA asaisess snd
despatch, and q prices u snii Inc times 81
srict altsnti61to business An1 desire q please.
be hopes that generous public piIi noi refuse
Is palronise he 'nielh Psrt Of nan
The bubIic1 nosl obedienl, and mosl humble
Sryhni; IA. KEYSER.
s5s1ksfasl60n, Dee. Is. ls41.--6l
ON " The Rhil.delPlia Fsstis.s rsceis.
y regularly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

HyHE subscriber having gotten himself into
heavy difficulties longer indulgence with
those who are indebted 10 him must not now be
expected, but speedy and prompt settlemsnt
$ viii be required. To those who have accounts
standing on his books, notice Is given thai thew
must be closed by note or cash-the latter pre-
Siera6le eJ-He will hereafter sell LEATHER
for cash. or ID punetusl customers on short
credit. RleHARDlA. NORRIS.
Deer 90, i642-3t
N. b. Hides and Bark taken At an times A.
TAR price 10 exchange for Leather at bis Tan
Yard at The West end Of Chsrles.own.
Dee. 90. r. A. III.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
fIIau 10 un i

"A y
esanot believe that lhe earth & uaan
spidlng plase. II canno, be tbatEour lie
n cast Up blythe ocean ofseiernItN 10 iloat
! moment Npon iss waves and s,lk into
noshingness Else Why is III tSgai The
glorious asPisa:lons. which leap Hke az.
gels from Tie temple ol our hsSIls, are
lpreyet waadeIinE about nnsalisf ed p
Why IS il that The RAINBOW and ,lA cloud
kone ov NJ lsf TiihlEa beauty lhat isEnoi Of
fAfth, then psss Oft and leave us y muse
.pon ihsiF faded lovelinsss2 Was Is il
That The stars Nholhold their festival a.
found The. midnight throne. are seI; above
The grasp pf our limited faculties Forever
hooking AS with their nnapprogxhable
glory AID, finally, Why Is III hat Ire
bright forms Of human kepaty a. bre.
Fensed q opE vie !. and then takSn tom
Us *ieaSihg tie thousand stream Isl sur
affections 10 flow hack il Almne S1ueais
upon our hebrts: We ATE bors for a
higher destiny than that Of earll@ there
i realm SlSsre 1an5ows neveA fade.
where thelstsrs will 81 out before Is ike.
islets that slnm5er on The oceaa and
where the beings HAT pass bei0re:sls like
shadows Will stay id our press Ne fer.
aver - Bul9ef ss II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
a Call on Friends !

VFNHE undersigned most respectfully and earn
j estly requests al those indebted to him on
Book account, 10 come forward and close
the same BY lst'of Jsnnsry, 1873 either mo-
ney or noies will Be scceplable. To those who
give their notes. lime will be given il required
find an attention 70 this notice to their adyan-
tage as they will thereby save both trouble and
expense n. ID. DORIAN.
Harpers-Ferry, Dec 90. lss9-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
NOTICE.

II LII persons Indebted 10 the late firm Of
Harper & White. aithef by bond. uote or
open account, are requested 10 call and make
immediate settlement with John Nj Jewet,
Rsq.. who e authorised 10 close the business in
the shortest time possible. =
HARPER & WHITE.
Saepherdstown, Dec. 90, l842.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

Il IL. persons indebted 10 me on book ac.
4 = count. will please come forward on OF be-
= fore the lsl Of ganuary,nex and close the same
by payment OF note. 8 s1fa.f sh
Strict altenlionto tie. ADORE notice, will con-
fer on me ! particular favor, and save much
trouble and expense, Is BY Reglectf shall be
comptlled 10 can on them
~ ss wM. ANDERSON.
Harpers- Ferry. Dec. rs. 1919. 3D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
. SHORT SERMON!


T'HK Scripture SAYS, s.THE room TIE aAFt ALWAYS
WITH rqu.p When yousre sitting round POUR good
warm FIRE these drrary evenings. dob I forget that
some poarer brother orsister may be hhSering and
hungry. load Of wood or loaf Of Tread will
take littls from your plenty, and the thsuks Of The
hungry fed, the needy comforied, ;he thiverine
frame warmed 10 new life and hope, viii fkpsy you
thousand fold. ssHE rHAT sIyErH TO TsfK room
LESDETH 70 THE LonD."
On We, who slumber on your down-beds warm,
Ye rich, who cannot miss il from yonr sspre
When in The night you hear the bowling storm,
Letpiy plead-RENEMBER THEN TIE Poon.
'1'Sill be . blessing in The bonr or death,
To know you snccor'd sickness In despair;
And many an orphan. with his latest breath,
Will for his benefactor breathe PRAYER
Oh ! then 10 pity think ye OF the poor.
When Winters storms are roaring round your
dome;
Turn not the weary wanderer from your DOOR,
But carry comfort to afliclion's home.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
EID5FIUJH.

WKTM. LLOYD .Gunsmih. informs the pub
4" lie, that in future ID must have the
cash for III repairs done BY him. He has suf.
fered much Inconvenience from the credit sys-'
tem--hence bis determinations 10 work for cash
only. Those Indebted 10 him. will please make
immediate payment.
Dec 90 lSl2--3t -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

IDLs DaUeHrERs Tt is. Sass aIFs.
Ellis, most Painful spectacle u f.irilles.
where TIE mother il The. drudge ogsse
the daughis is elegantly dressed AcliBing
al their ease. with their drawing iheif
music. their fancy -woik, and ihSgr read
ing; begniIlng themselves o. tiiesjjapse 81
DAYS, aid hoprk, snd weeks. anlss sever
dreaming If their res5onsibllities; but
as necessary conseql Of tha neglect
Or duty sfFoNing weary 81 iheit useless
lives lA,ipg boIdtof every newly Invented
siimulsai III rouse iheirdr6nping energies.
and blhmipg their fate. when thy Dare
not blame their Goa for having pIseed
them Y hero ifey'are.
Thesslnaisidusls will often Tell yoals
wi n ali sir of affected compasaoh--fof
who csn Believe L real THAT s'pgpf, dear
MANN . III ac,king herself 10 ashs;ss *
Yet, no sooner DIP you propose that they
should assist her. than they declare she II
quite inber eIemeni--in shoFt thal she
weuld eeyer Be happy ;fshe had only bali
az muchf0 d..
II isin situations or hazard lhsp Nc ear
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
JOSEPH BROWgE,
N AAl9 g ORR

DETURNS his grateful Acknowledgements to
- his friends and customers, FOR the very
liberal patronage heretofore extended 10 him,
and informs them that he still holds himself in
readipess 10 serve them. He receives regularly
the FASHIONS, add he feels assured that be
can render general satisfaction. He respectful
" intilssa call. ashe will work cheap for cash
orscredit. f
Ian < laz2 a 49, ~ II 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
To our Friends &, Customers.

In consideration of the very low price Of
il country produce, the undersigned believe II
10 be truly q tough lime with Farmers. and have
therefore concluded 10 reduce the price OF
HORSE. SH0ELArGto the spm .of 81 90, on
and AFTER the first day Of January, 1913, until
further notice be giysn.
GERT7S s GfRDNER,
THOMAS R.aWLLNS & SON
Jan. 8, 1855. .3 3 fE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

'.t.ps . nfl.9 60 tefsofs apa WIN we q
ABEL ENTERHNG HEArEN.
Ten thonsabd times ten thonsapd t1te
Loud tulhems f0dad ire ssfehe,
lWhehl ol 6ne>rQIi;nsy tongue
Began song unknown
A song nnknoUn 20 angel tara.
A song HAT told Of bapishsd fears, .stsei
sOf pardqned iih.. and dried ap tesys 4 ssr
hi Not one o. an the heavenly hos,
q 4 Gould these high nqtes'aitain
But spirits frpm distant eoast
United 10 the strain,
TIN he.rbo 6rsi began The souE.
To sing aloae not sqfereli long
Wss Mingled with eouniEeti ihfonk.
n AndstiIi. ss hourssre leetiag By,
The angels ever bear
Some newly rsnsomed soul on high,
To jbin the chorus there
And % the song will louder grow,
Is Till 81 redeemed BY Christ bsloF,
To ihst fair world Of rapture. go.l
o give me. Lord, my golden harp 4.
: - Ard tans my Hbfgken voice i (, a tl's-tei
That may sing OF troubles sharp
Exchanged for endless Joys,
Tie song ihst ne'er was heard before
Asiuner reached The heavenly shote,
But nov shall sound for evermore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
N0TICE.:

VIIEsiniend having our. accounts ready for
w settlement on lhe first day Of January,
and We respectfully request our customers 10
CALI and seit.e with al aillle delay as possible.
Il StS KEYRS q KEARSLEY. I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

Eleven thousand rounds o. asplleT.y
we're fred belweeo The DaFdaneilss snd
HE Black Sea on the regent o 3 ,s q
HE birth Of daughter 70 me Sul'an.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

pa undersigned viii hare ihsff sccouni.
X - ready for settlement On the first Of Jauua-
~, ard . they have not had q settlement aimee
the formation ofthe co-Partnersh:p RI 6 monfhsl
they expect4hsir customers 10 be punciual il
calling 10 make settlements.
8 a a48st .. II. BEARD & co.
December 90, let2
DEJ~ All persoss having accounts against me
Individually. will please present them for settle
me9t Is wish general closing to the end Of
thisiear JOHN ,. III. sTRAlTH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
= 4 -
81 frfpra.

KHEumATIsM.-The Saturday Eyents
ing Post says, the following remedy for.
either chronic or jDaamstoE.s
~, viii be found very leiIicacioasa u, has
been tested by several old rheumatic PSF
tients, and found 10 afford immediate relief
lone qaatt spirits Of wine, 7woE ounce
Castle soap. one ounce spirits ef hsrts-
horn, one ounce gum eamPhor. and half i
glass of spirits oi turpentine. The soap
and camphor to.bs cnt 10 SMALL pieces.
and dissolved ID The liqaids. II can b
Kept in . bottlet or any close vessel for
uses TIE parts affected viihrhehtnalism
10 be rubbed wfth The mixture and kept
warm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
Stray Cow.

GTRAYED--a MICH COW, white with
~ red spots, and without horns will give
! suitable fewafd 10 any one who will ind her
fpr me.a, HENRY BEDlNGER, Jr.
Dec %, lsl2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
BAR Iron.

N LARGE stock OF IRON on hand. COM
"a prisihg every size and description, al 81
,cents per 10. forcash VIM. ANDERSON
81 Dee Is, 1874. 4-e a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

NHR subscriber LAKES lhis method % inform
y biz friends thathe Is nsp ready 70 settle np
ALL accounts Those that are indebted will re-.
selte call shortly, ard the money or note viii
oe lnfaFlabls required without Fespectto per-
sons intnrsst viii be charged On all accounts
ihat have been standing more than u months,
Those who have ACCOUNTS against me win please
hand them ip. THOMAS EAWLINs.
3anuart 8 tada al
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How 10 CueE i Buns IL Qhahereea
preacher in this city at one inns was Il,
successful la cutting burns, slhbt mans
supposed her rrssessed Of The power II
wotkineEmiracIss. The following il The
receipt for the medicine: Take one ouncs
Of beeswax With fopr ounces Of Burgundy
pitch sHbnferedF together Id an |learthen
vessel, in as much sweet oil as will soften
them into The consistency 81 salve when
cool Stirthe liquid when iakenIfFomthe
fire in quite cool Keep IL from The eis
III Light box oriar when nges spfead
ii tliinly oa 4 Cloth and apply ii 70 :tlla
part inbred. Onen the burnlIwnh s
needlef9 lei Ous The waiertiiln bsals,
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For Sale.

a HEALTHY Negro Womsn. capable q
~ doing any Thing ii the kitchen. or about .
house Iaqaire Of the PRINTER.
Dec 90. lSl2
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Mnnager Wanfed.

I WISH 70 employs forthe coming year, SIM
GLE NAN As Manager aud Foreman. Un-
sxceptionable Recommendations will be required
L. W. WASHINGTON, u
Dee %. ls42-3l. Near HsIlleirn-
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Segar Mara.tactory.
Els. a. Al. WILLTAMS.

Els. a. Al. WILLIAMS.
1N EsPECTFULLY announces-to the gentle
~ men of Charleslown and its vicinity, that
they have commenced the manufacturing of
cEt,Anc, a--eL- ~ -.s- ~sysf tse ~ est end
Of chsrleSown They have now an excel lent
assortment which they will sell cheap, They
respectfully solicit ! share Of public patronage.
Jan. 5, ls43. 7~f5
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DAMKRWPTGY.
JAMES 10 SN9WABzEa;
ATTORNEY Ar law

In7AS permanently located himself al Mar
~ tInsoarg, Berkeley Cpunty, and respect
July oilers ms professional services TO the pub
iic: he viii regularly attend the Superior and
Interior Courts Of Berkeley, Jefferson and Nor
gan Counties, ana give prompt attention TO any
business entrusted % his care.
Office nearly opposite the store of Messrs.
Wilson & Doll.
March 0A -leAQ -tff f,