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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
Fashionable Tailoring.
James HI. Kinninghaana.

- ESPEcTFULIYe informs The citizens OF
4 q charlesiown and the adjacent country
that he has opened a TAILORING ESTAB-
LISHMENT few doors East Of Mr. David
Humphreys Store, and nearly opposite the
Store of Mr.c. W. Aisquith, in The Shop for
merry occupied BY Mr.. Thomas d. Webster,
where he is prepared 10 execute in lie neatest
and most fashionable Style, all STITCHES in his
line Of business, and AT prices TO suit the times.
From long experience in business, and the ge-
neral satisfaction he has rendered so far, he can
with safety insure neat fit, and perfect salts
faction to those who may be pleased to patron
ice him. al.
Having made ample arrangements to be pro-
sided with the, FASHIONS as they are regular
y issued, he can promise the very stip Of the
fashion" To- those desiring their garments SO
made, and are thus enabled TO say that the
most fastidious win be served to order by Civ
ing him call
As none but the very best workmen will be
employed, the public may rest assured that his
york will be both neat and durable
He hopes, BY strict attention TO business,
anu Punctuality in engagements, to receive a
liberal portion Of ad;scsrning public's patronage
Charlestown,N Nov. 9, ls43-6m.
E1Country Produce will be taken at all
mes interchange for work, at cash prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
CHEAP kSTkDL ISnMENT| j
DOORS - SNEn8S.


KKTouLD hereby respeciiully inform his
w friehds and customers that be continues
a his Old Stand. next door East Of Carers Hss
TEL, whore will be constantly kept on hand, or
made 10 order 81 the shortest notice, every de-
seriP,ion Of BOOTS and SHOES, man0fsctnred
Of The best materials, aud By experienced work
men.
Ny prices will IN no Instance exceed those Of
any other manufactory in the pIace-nor indeed
those sold ID Stores Ny Boots shall be manu-
featured as cheap as the cheapest, and the pub
lie may rest assured thai the work shall be done
n better manner and al as low prices as the
homemsde work sold in the stores.
Atthe earnest Solicitation Of number Of The
citizens Of SMtTHFlELD. he has cousentedt to
open > room in hat town for the purpose OF tax
ing measures and leaving work, aud invites his
lsmilhheid friends 10 call and examine The qua
/ ny 81 bis work, eonddens thai il needs only
such examination. and look at his bin Of
lpr'ess' 70 secure lheir custom. He has taken
the room one dtor vest Of Beekwilh's Store,
where ~ nay y lcaad on every Thursday.
1 The sse4oa 81 Jsal IS Il hard when settle.
,nerls o. sllndieE aocc11i, are generally made
md ~ .FIe41i q. respectfully infotned thai
IthsiE ~ 1sgp l]sn dawn q. ard that ihe,
.'ie - - a 1hort
/ El1r||sl1Hn. fan (. 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

0NHE subscriber would respectfully inform
II the public generally that he has secured
the right Of making and vending the above NAM
ed STOVE 10 several counties. model OF the
Stove can be seen at the Harpsrs-Fefry lroa
Foundry, and in the course of a few weeks
shall have a number Of the Stoves on hand.--
deem il unnecessary TO say much concern
ing this Stove in my ADVERTISEMENT as have
no fears but il will recommend itself TO every
person thai willexamine IL / will merely state
lhatsit is adapted either fofShe burning Of coal
or wood, and that il il So constructed that in
ease the cooking is required 10 be done very
soon, Z portion only Of the Stove need be heats
ed--ihat is when the family i not very laFges
Fhe price Of he large Stove is SsS, the small
ona s22, complete Persons who may want 4
Cooking stove are requested 10 give me . call
andiafter inc The Stove il they are not pleas
ed.withit, viii take il back.
HUGH GlLLEECE.
Harpers- Ferry, August 10, ls43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
JOHN al. WlLSnN.

KXTopLD most respectfully inform biz
Wv friends and the public generally, thai
be has just returned from Baltimore with wei
Escorted Stock of Fall s Winter Goods,
which has been selected with greatcare, and
vii be seldom as good terms as any goods in the
Valley. His assortment consists 10 part of
super blue, black, invisiblel green, and green
CLOTHS,
DO do do csssimeres,
sattinetts, all color and prices,
Blankets Of every description,
4 Flannels, all colors,
silk Velvet Yestings, IN
Figured, striped and plain Alpaecas, I'll colOrs
and figures, n
Changesble DO
Broche Shawls, and Nett do
Mousline de LANES, Psrrissisnes, " As
"a splendid assortment Of Prints, al e. very price
LADIES' Cashmere Hose, splendid aktiele, s
Gloves, Fancy ShaxfsI and Handkefchiefs,
1Gentlemen's black silk and fSncy Crayats,
"A good assortment OF Dos;esltcs such as
Falled Linseys, PIaid do, BsdsTieks, dlcached
and brown Muslns, Cotton Bats, &c
A splendid assortment l6f gentIemeh'a and
boys fur, cloth and hair. Gaps,
Beaver, Russia and silk Hats. verv cheap.
y. a good assortment 81 HsaRfSIE.8RE,t
CarpenteFls Tools, Bench Yites,
GROCERIES OF every description OF beal
quality.
QusenswaEa Stone and Ears9snwsre Do.
He would respectfully inxiteshis friends and
the public generally 10 call AID, examine bis
stock before they make their fail purchsses, Is
they will certainly promote thsir tdtesest 81
doing 50. Call 5000 and secure bargains
Harpers-R Ferry, Oct -. 1913!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
Taf Iftp.

MKssas. EDrroRs: II
should be much pleased could fhe few fol
lowing lines obtain place within the borders o
year paper. Yours; &c.
B..
TO Miss H-----, OF chafI - town.
Farewell 70 thee. this place leave,
Where all my fond affections cling,
Doom IN sorrow, years to grieve.
The parmsst freIiag's deepest Aing.
The muse invoked, viii soon make known,
' The passions thzFmy hqsom swell,
The hopes l've had the hopes MOURN,
And nov twill ring their dying knell.
When FRS, gazed, with Srapi intent,
On Thy sweet form 50 heavenly fair,--
Nv heart ia natural impulse went,
flrst toiUye thee, then despair.
All, now I've found how weakly vain,
To hope 90 Earth FOR Heaven,
= For bliss divine shsIl he snain,
To whom Thy heart is given.
Shall I forge. thee surely meyer,
Till treason rings out mem'fy's kDell,
~ Then fare thee we'll, and IL forever,
Still forever, FARE TaKE WELL"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
a UCE1ONEERS FOR
Jefferson Country Irginia

TINE Subscribers having taken out Auction
GERS License for Jefferson county, respect
fully annopnceto their friends and che public
generally that they will receive all Kinds Of
Merchandise, Furniture, and other goods for
sale. at their auction Rooms attlaFpers. Ferry,
va. They will also attend TO- all public sales
ihroughoutthe county.
Persons who cry safes without license. would
do wen TO observe this notice, aud not infringe
on tie rights The subscribers
Our terms WILDE moderate-sach as viii suil
the times.
Refer to Gs B. WageHau Isaac roake, Esq's,
Hsrpers- Ferry Geo. w. Sappington and YIN.
B. Thompson, Esq'rs, CharIestown.
DAVID kDoNCE,
WIN CLARK.
Harners Ferry Nny al fin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
Prepare for Spring.

MUST received and on hand
- "a, rs, and A heavy cottons,
as and "A heavy Osnaburgs,
Twilled do for servants.
Penitentiary and no pententiary Plaids,
8 and 4@44heayy checks,
Brown, mixed and blue knitting cotton,
No l, 2 and burlaps,
With many other new and seasonable goods,
which win be sold very low TO farmers andoth
ers, either by yard or piece.
Feb 8 j MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

fEFDrs Zolliskoffer Is Doctor or Madeleine
OF the old Regent University Of Maryland, a
Doctor Of Medicine ofsthe Washington Uniyer-
sily Of Baltimore, and Doctor Of Mealcine OF
the Medical Faculty Of ihe Columbia College in
aWashingtou CITY FELLOW Of the College Il
Physicians snd Surgeons Of the Uniyersiiy of
the State Of Hes Yofk-za corresponding mem.
Der Of the .heIico- Botanical Society or Loadon-.
a Licentiate in Medicine and Surgery 81 the
Medical and Chirngeal Faculty Of MaryIand-
an honary member Of The Philadelphia College
Of Pbarmacy, Sc &c sc sc.
i is slated IN late London papers that the
King of The French had signifsd bis attention
toreciprocaie the friendly visit Of Queen Veto
ria, b. an excursion 10 England in the course
of The present Huiumn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
To the Public.


NHE subscriber takes this method OF return
- ing. his grateful Acknowledgements TO his
friends for past fsvbrs and begs leave 10 inform them
and the public generally, That he is prepared with
Machinery for Manufacturing
WfndosC Sash, Wiadow Blinds, and
PANEL Doors,
And can furnish those in wsnt of such articles al
short notice, and at reduced prices lie has now on
hand, large stock Of SASH Of various sizes-per-
soma wishing TO build would advance their work
more rapidly BY purchasing doors, blinds, and SASH
already m2denp (that being the work most trouble
some and occupying the greatest length Of timel
20 such grestbatgains will be given. III saIso pre-
pared 10 contract for The
Erection OF BUILDINGS.
sud from bis experience he Haiters himself thai he
can Tally satisfy the MOTIONS IF The most fas,idious
either for durability, comfort, convenience, or ele
gapces Or for plainness and economy in the arrange
ment Of d eliugs- Persons wanting any thing m
line Will dowell to esl ii his old sland corner
where -
gJ5'i am Also PreParedlto pm on ZINC ROOF
ING, at all times.
B. 1l0MLfNsoN.
CharlesioWn, ki1ftI 81 as.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07


W COLLIE ~ GOODS
ana nave at this time tolerable. and BY ne
ntss 81 July Will have acqmpleie supply Of All
me various kinds and qualities OF goods found ii
me pest factories IN this section Of county,
which win srehange for seooI on delivery, or
sell for casa, on pleasing terms.
For al CARDiNG the cash will be required
When the rolls, are delivered.
have made arrangements with Mr.. JoHS
CLAUsos oy which he IS authorized TO make con-
tracts for Wool, make sale Of The goods, Il
transact any business hereafter connected with
this establishment.
hopeb strict attention to business, prompt
ness, and the good quality Of my goods, 10 me
rit liberal patronage from the farmers an,
others Of Jefferson, Loudoun, and the adioinin,
counties. HIRAM REILLY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

AND
q ITzlIIIB SiOM HOUSE
HSRsNcIs DUNNINGToN Of Baltimore,
E having taken the Depot and Store at Ker;
neysYille, is pre- pared to do a general country
business. Having purchased very low large
Assortment of New, Goods,
such as Hardware, Dry Goods, China ware. and
qneensware, Groceries, SC. Sc, he will sell
anususlly CHEAP for c tSH. Having made
arrangements for the sale OF all kinds OF PRO-
DUCE, to- the best advantage, viii receive the
same in exchange for goods, or will give fair
prices 10 cash. II :
Grain and all kinds,of Produce. will be taken
on Storage. forwardet<and sold for account OF
owners if desired. Libsral advances made on
Grain, sc. received on commission,
On EEand,
30 sacks Liverpool salt, coarse and fne;
FIRST quality Hetrings aLd Maekere; "a
Sperm, Lamp aEAi Linseed Oil;
Paiais, Dye-woosls, sc
Baltimore Sugar-house aud ". o. Molasses;
Large andexceiftnt assortment Of sup'r Teas;
All qualities Roland Java COFFEE;
Confectionery, Spices. Sc;
Boots aud Shoes -all qualities;
Fur and silk Hats, far Caps, &c;
ali OF which ] Wills In exceedingly iqw.
N. B | viii also keep on hand gooe as
sofiment Of LUMBER.
KerneyayiiIe, Oct 10 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
10000 BUSHELS
OF WHEATI

VNHE subscriber is authorized 10 purchase
! $4,000 Bushels Of merchandise Wheat
Also, Rye, Corn, and Oats. for which The high
esi market price : III be paid IN cash on defiye-
ry- lie will also furnish farmers delivering
Wheat al bis Depot with bags, 10 be returned as
soon as the wheat is delivered.
RICHARD DUFFfEE3.
July 81. l243.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
: Harpers Fl
! Corn. Ave. 81 Oots.

9NHE subscriber wishes. 10 purchase at TIE
- MillNille Mills, Cora Rye, ana Oats, for
which the highest price will be paid, 4 will
give he highest price IN cash forempty Flour
Barrels.
ALso-on hand and intend keepisg, constant
u, a large quantity Of COARSE and FINE
SALT, which Wlilsbe sold low
j. W. osBuRN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
NO EXCUSE FoR B.qLRNEss.

sipee the important discovery oflpr. Jayae's
Hair Tonic, every one mas. If heScbose nre-
serve his hair from falling en,or if already ba ia
may with certainty have bis hair restored s
gain by afaithfnland perseveripg application of
this Valuable Hair Tonic.
| Please to read without prejudice the follow.
ing communications. which n addition 10 hun.
dreds Of others equally respectable shonld y.
move the doubts Of every reasonable person Of
Inc UNIFORM and singular eaieacy Of Jaynes Hair
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
THE FLOWING
SPRING MILLS.

FTtHfS ancient and well known establishment
u is>9ow in better repair TO manufacture
Flour than il has ever been since it was brat
hnilt, which IS almost a eeHtury--having one Of
the best Rubbers 10 clean Wheat from 9Th thai
Is 10 The State OF Virginia, msee BY one ofgthe
owners Of the Mill, ELISHA S. SsYDER. Being
slhus prepared TO grind al kinds Of Grain, phd
wishing TO be constantly employed, we would
solicit all those who have Grain 10 grind 20
siyens call and see whether we will NOT do
as welkfcr them as any other Mill 10 the coun-
~. For every hundred bushels Of Merchants
pie Wheat weighing SO pounds 10 the bushel,
we will give 20 barrels Superhne Flour, and
stand ihe inspeetionin Baltimore, or 10 the Dis
trici Of Columbia. We will also furnish casks
i requested by the owners Of the Wheat, they
Paying dor the same when they get the return
for their Flour. We will also give 1850 pou9ds
~ 0Gsll for every hundred bushels Of Wheat.
We, would rather The farmer would grind bis
Wheat with Us for toll, rhan for Us to buy, yeJ
il any prefer selling, we will buy al fair mar
ket price, and pay The cash on delivery.
The pubiics humble servsnts,
4 ABRAHAM SNYDER, Il
ELISHA S. SNYDER.
Flowing Spring, Aug. 3, lSl3.-9m.
He Our Sav NIL and Plaster <.lfal
are IN good order, and Corn Grinding
in the Cob Is regularly ottendedto.
Aug. 3. 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

"Wsll Pat, (" SAID bold son Of The En-
eraid Isle, 10 an oldsfriend Of liberty de-
you know thai | am narried:"
mo" said Pat.
by Saint Patrick. but I am and d beau
iiful offspring have I bul. by the powers
yoHcan't guess what i is .
~ can Al two guesses, sid Pat.
fWell. try"
cts SON r.
"Noln
z .'It.s daughter r.
.Nol'
.'By Saint Patrick, | give L up u
Why you spalpeen. It's nogtri"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
N E w 2 STA Bills HN EN- T
3OO4 "a |8lO9
MANDATORY.

ITEVHE subscriber has taken the shop, one
81 door East Of the Store Of Mr. David
Humphreys ia Charlestoyn, where he, designs
carrying on the above business in all lis various
branches. He has made arrangements by which
he will begconstantly supplied from the cities of
Baltimore and Frederick, with the best materi-
ais, and purchased at the lowest prices. He has
just furnished himself with very extensive as.
sorten of Lasts of the psry latest Sly and FASH
ion, and will atal1ti times have workmen of the first
order. LADIES' Gentlemen can besuPp4ied With
the best work, al shortest notice andsat reduced
prices. Hewill be happy to receive call.
JAMES MCDANIEL
n would avail myself Of the oppofiuni-
~ to tender my sincere thanks to my Customers
n the neighhorhood Of Hailtown, for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended 10 me, and
woulH here remark that my engagements in
Charestown,, will in no wise Interfere with my
shop 10 HaltOwn, and will be happy 10 cons
tinueto receive their fayoIs.
Mr. John Stephens will, in my absence, attend
10 all business there. MCDANIEL
Charlestown, Jan 25, 1S44-tfi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

{nfAVING completed M Ware Room IN The
- rear of.my Store, I have made arrsnge-
ments b which viii be supplied az 81 times
with Superior Family Flour, Superfne do Of
choicest bratds, Corn Meal gr0eHd n superior
manner, Buck wheat Flour, Dried Peaches and
Apples, prime venison Hams. SheIlbarks, aick-
DRY Nuts, Sc Also, Bacon, Lard, Fish Coarse
and Fine Sals, Feathers, Sc, together with ma
by articles required il families, and all al the
lowest prices for cash. Those 10 want viii do.
we'll to CALL j J MILLER.
Jan III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
S u Il Il I ~ G. @ + x.
d HR EAT BARG AINS!!
a. &c. d. w. Holland.

In AVfNG just finished taking an inventory,
EH and finding their stock of goods TO be new
ard extensive, .haye concluded TO sell of in time
TO make room for the spring purchases, at
small advance above first cost for cash. Our re-
gular prices have given general satisfaction
and a further reduction mqst therefore be e
great int!ucemeEt.
( A complete assortment Of Cloths, Cassimercs,
sattinets, Yestings, Nelyets, Satins, Silks white
Goods, Cambrics, Merinoes, Alpaca Lustres,
Ckusans, C ape de Pekins Cashmaret for la
dies, clpaks, Fiannels very cheap, British and
American Prints, French Chintzes, heavy lot
Of Domestic Goods at last springs spfices, less
hah they can ROW be bought in Baltimore ;
great variety Of SHAWLS, and ins short eve.
nv thing wanted in|the Dry foods line.
car and see the Subscribers, il scu wish TO
procure great bargains.
Is G w HOLLAND.
Harpers-Ferry, Jan II 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

lanm8lsa SS@o
|W3HE subscribers would respectfully infosn
II Ne Merchants and citizens Of JeFefson
and The Surrounding counties, that they have on
hnnd a ihsir Factory Al the mouth Of Bnllskin,
|pq tie <henp6dQsh River, one mile shove the
|Shapppndi,e Springs about
q coo Yards OF F1lled and
Efof1 Lin6eys, & FIannels,
winch Tres ~ sell Al the most reduced prices
ief efz, og exchange upon reasonable terms for
Noel We would particularly invite the attell-
iien % Merchants and others. who usually make
ihsF purchases in Baltimore, 10 call and exam.
ine s. Fe isel satisfied Of our ability to furnish
Ian article al lsast equal if not superior, which
We WIN exchange for Wool, or sell low on q
short credit. J0BE & CO.
AurS3f3 le4s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
ouis, ? z FITCH IA y.
No III Chestnut street.
nHAnlLrOs. Feb. Is, ls4O.

Y MILIUNs Cd. 10, Ib4U.
DR.. .. alpe-Dear Sir :--Ihad not fnisbad
The hrst bottle Of your Hair Tonic, before de-
erded change was manifest over The baldspart Of
The headto which il was applied 4 newgtowtb
o. hne glossy mar, much llkethat Of an.inFan,s
sPPeale e ana mas continued toincTease, 50 that
lhave had il cut two or three times.
began lhe use q the Tonic with little or no
ann 'nat II would ever be successful on my
mead and YVES as much surprised as delighted
when saw The effect YourecoIleel thesppear-
ance OIL my head when in your Office. assure
you the hair has been nearly, If not quito. a.
nch long at the times | have had iteut, on tpoee
parts which were nearly destitute Of any when
you saw me. II was, however, very fine, though
quite thick. Respectfully yours, &c.
GEORGE w. Ex1oE.
Professor in Hamilton Literary and Theolori.
cal Seminary, Madison Co. n elrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

"a VARIETY Of Books, such As
4 - 6eogsapny >, English Readers, Introduc
lons, Unitea Stases Readers, No 10 and 4
New York Header, Cowley's Spoilers, Dictiop
aries, McNesans' q 5 Calculator, Primers. 81
Also, Life Of Henry Clay 10 9voluuses.;
Methodist, village and Pious Song Books
WILLIAM ANDERSON
Elk Branch. Ian 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
Erection. or BUILDINGS.

S. He'll EBoWER & co

.. HEkLEBQNER & CO.,
a RE ilst receiving soma very desirable
- soocs 70 when ihsy would invite the at
sery superior Black Alpaca Lustre,
Black superior figured seilhet.
Waite DO cap ne /. very Vow,
Lace, Swiss, Book and Null Muslins,
French Dimay,
Dlniiy colIarsis, Ruils,s. =. 25.cents,
Ashburton Cages,
Do Lace and Edgings.
Isle, Swiss AID Cambria EJgipes,
Do do do Inserting,
Satin. Embroidered, and Lusestring Ribbons.
Black Silk Fringe and Gimp.
Ladies Mel Caps for l2A cent?.
Kabletovn. Feb Is. 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

I'D ESEEc[FuII.Y infefuH rs fIilnds apl
- cid customers hat be eIi1 cont;n1po 10
,11rry % his Boot and she's unsatisfactory n The
loi1 klind. opposite Miller & Ipie8 Sitrc .1htfe
hsni.f Be happy to Waii On BIS old cusi9mefs
I and IS many new ones, as nay favor hin with
Their custom.
He pledges himself that bis work shall bo
done IN as neat and substantial 4 manner, ard
at 81 cheap rates as at any establishment 10 Is
place.
He will manufacture such work as he has
been 10 the habit Of making, Al the same. re-
duced prices which they wereSsold al, and viii
also make upsuch work as is sold in the stores
at the same<prices.
Charlestown, Jan le, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

~ - - -. y. I&I....| 81
HNoEn1a sg41z'K q NV
ehiensble g Gods ]
|'It [,1is. a.. rs,l<ef1,Is ir,'ss5 % Ell
|0I e<1-'ol 20 1o'IoH inl new ana h,sn-
90. |sc-.. viii lI14. been r1|1clsa win r<ss,
r'-> - c.1e1. i.il . pleas. he hate q he
1Asne.ion frosads. q nsH-Eood.s q dresses,
Splendid French MopsIi1s, t4li sool,) Z
Rel cashmere %
CraPs DO
saiinsstriped Black silks.
Superior Plain Poult1e Fol.
Mourning MopsIines,
A large and beautiful assortment Of Prints.
Worsled Nitis, great variety,
Bonnet VeiFeis. the most fashionable coIors,
Ribbons and Bonneis TO suit,
Superior Plaid cIoakings,
Black and colored Alpaca Lux.fss,
shawss in great variety,
Surer French Blanket Shawls, The most
fashionsble article nov worns wiihmany o.
| iher styles eniirely neff
Agtsnt variety q new sisle SIX and Velvet
| Points.
| Kid Chores. III Buttons
Hlach and c1'orc1 six Hifis,
| oia1me1i1| Itt fIa9. i1f ~ hair
Black Six Fringe,
coIsl6a s'If einps
Cords aRd 1,.Ie|' Itr clesfS. ~
TIC aboIe Fl| o. fenlss isikh zPan5 1iheI nf-
tieles, not ncces..fI 2 faFiaeralb.
( We Fespocffa||y infilg etn,
Dec IS. ssllLEk q sf1EE-
Hardware, G4ltle'lryl thE.
tYEyHE SUBSCRIBER has : sfser1 sari.as6l 5,
d Ha1deass, Gallery ksss slssss. 4tis6
NH. saws. Hand Saws, ,TTssan, s.rs. cissal.s
and Key-hole Saws. Blsi4hers sd Psnn1l a
4 Wood Saws,
Socket and moriice chisstis,
Sails 6les and rasps,
Screw augurs, II sizes,
! Panes and bits,
Knives snd forks,
Bride bits, stirrup irons. hnekles!
Bolts, pad and screw locks, earpsnters' DO
Stock and knob do
Knob and Norfolk latches
Brass and plated candles,ieks,
Tea and liable spoons,
| Mason's and plaserer's trOwels and hatchets,
Carpenters haichets,
Broad and narrow axes, cropping axes,
Drawing knives, razors !
StroP hinges, bultdo "
Screws all sizes, w
| Cupboard, drawer. ill and trank!!iorks,
Butcher and shoe knives, d
Sheep shears, scissors, tail9f's shears,
One Smiths Vice,
All sized iron wire, brass do
Cooking and parlor stoves,
Pots, ovens, skillets, spiders gridles, &c.
! A full assortment Of iron And steel wagon and
cart boxes,
! Trace and halter chains,
shovels and spades, s,eeiyttds from 50 TO 400
pounds
Nails ali sizes, Brlen,s maEs,
Cookie and meal sleeves,
! Extra stove pipe, all sizes.
! ALso-A full assortmenlof
/, 1macdre, Earthenwqrej Csda,rcare,
Stone,oare, Groceries s. Drugs.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Elk Branch, Jan 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
Iedicines can be- bad on
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Charlestown, Virginia.
tDs Country Merchants who may want The
above articles can have them left at any place
they may designate 10 Baltimore, by addressipE
DR. zollickoder, postpaid at Middleburg, Mary.
land.
Sept. IA, l843-eoW,6m.