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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
Join q. WILSON.

"oULD most respectfully inform bis
friends and the public generally, that
ne mas Just telnrred from Baltimore with we'll
assorted otOcls Of Fall s. Winter Goods,
which has been selected win great care, aud
wall be sold on a good terms Is anv goods 10 the
valley. His a,sorsment consists IN BART OF
CLOTHS, 'sS $500 -,
DO DO do cassinsrss.
Satunetts, ell color and prices,
Baskets Of every description,
Fianuelss all rolors,
Silk YelFes Yesiings,
Figured, striped and plain Alpaecas. All colors
and5fgufes,
ghangeable Ia
Bfoche Shawls, and Nett do
Monsiine de LANES, Parriss;eres.
splenoid assortment Of Prints al everv pfice
Lsoies' Cashmere Hose, splendid articIe.
GioEes, Fancy Shawls and Hahdkerchiefs.
Gentlemen's black silk and fancy Crayats.
good assortment OF Domestics. sueh ,s
Pulled Linseys, Plaid DO, Bed Ticks. bleached
and brown Aiusiins, Cotton Bats, &c
splendid assortment Of gentlemen.s and
boys fur, cloth and hair Caps,
Beaver. Russia and silk Hats, tery cheap.
good assortment OF HARDWARE.
Carpenters Tools, Bench Vices, !
GROCERIES Of every description Of best
quality,
Queensware. Stone and Esrthenware do.
He would respectfully invite his friends and
the public generally 10 call and examine his
stock before they make their fall purchases, as
they will certainly promote their interest BY
doing so. Gall soon and secure bargains.
Harpers-Ferry, Oct. II. lS43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
Great Western Cook Stove.

YNIlE suhSy riner .wauJ1 respectfully Ihlofm
- the public generally that he mas seeuted .
the right Of making aid yehding lne aooSe uana.
ed STOVE in seyesal counties. \ mooei y uls
Stove eau be seen at the Il atpsrs-F cry ifon
Foundry, and in tie course Of lew "eo VIZ !
shall have a number ofEthe Stoves on manu-
/ deem il Unnecessary 10 say much cOne EN-
ing this Stove in my advertisement, IS nsss
no fears but Il will recommend itself 10 e,9iJ
person that will examine ii. will merely STATE
that It is adapted either for the bdrning o. sYA1
or wood, and thai IL il so constructed that 10
case the COOKING, is required 10 be done very
soon, portisn only &c the Stove need DC neat
ed-=that is when the family is not very large.
The price OF The, large Stove is S3A the small
one S22, complete. Persons who rfay want
Cooking Store are requested 10 give me caii,
and after trying the Stove II they are not pleas
ed with it, will take it hack.
HUGH GlLLEECE
Harpers-Ferry, AugusrI0, l843.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
Hardware, Cutlery, &c.

hardware, Cutlery. &c. I
ENyIIE subscriber has general assor tnent OF
y Hardware, Cutlery, &C., amongst which
are
Mill Saws, Hand saws, Tenant Saws, Circular
and Key-ho Saws, Butchers and Paanel do
Wood Saws,
Socket and nlortice chissels,
Smnh's flies and rasns,
Screw augurs, a n sizes,
Planes and bits,
Knives and forks,
Bride bits, stirrup irons. buckles,
Bolts pad and screw locks, carpenters do
Stock and knob do
Knob and Norfolk atches,
Brass and plated candlestcks,
Tea and table spoons,
HMason's and plaslerer's.troweIs and hatehels,
Carpenters haiehels, VIM
Broad and marrow axes, chopping axes,
Drawing knives, razors
S,rop hinges, butt DO
Screws all sizes,
Cupboard, DRIVER. till and trunk locks,
Butcher and shoe knives,
Sheep shears, scissors, ,ailot's shears,
One smiths Vice, ff
all sized iron wire, brass do
Cooking and parlor stoves, "A
Pots, ovens, skileis, spiders, grides, &c.
4 i1h aSsVis tneht " Hoh anu sNeel wagon anu
II cart boxes,
Trace and halter chains,
Shoyels and spades, steely ards from 80 10 300
pounds,
Nails all sizes, Brienss make,
Cookie and meabsieTesr
Extra stove pipe, all sizes.
ALso-A full assortment Of AtE,f
I'inpars, Earthenware, Cedartcdre,
Stone,cdre, Groceries & Drugs. #
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Fiji Q,aa.b Ia6A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
NO EXCUSE FoR B.ahnNEss.

Since the important Discovery Of nr. Jayne,.
Hair Tonic, every one may, iflhe chose ore.
serve his hair from falling of, or Ii ALREADY bald
may WIN certainty have his hair restored A.
gam ~ "a ,al'hlula and perseyering application Of
flease 10 read without prejudice the follow
tng communications, which 10 addition 70 hun
dreds of others equally respectabIe7 should re-
move the doubts df every reasonable nerson of
The uniform and singular efficacy of James Hs;r
Tonic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
TrrIetp.

A Sign--An exchange paper says thai
the best sign ! dry goods merchant csn
raise 10 the Yves. to make ready sale for
bis goods IL mot Married"
The suggestion is pretty good, but i
does not 20 fer enough. The following
written on 9 sign 10 a New England vii.
lage. was better; Dry Goods. By John Big.
low, who wants 10 get Married. This
sign drew all kinds Of custom.
The single ladies went Of course and
The married men always told their wives
70 60. under the impression that they
could easily chea: 50 great fool.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
n Ew EsT a PLIsH n EN.Ti.
3OO4 g 9l69
NIANUEACTORY.

HVHE subscriber has taken the shop one
u door East Of the Store of Mr.. David
humphreys IN Charlestown, where he designs
carrying on the above business ia all It's various
branches. He has made arrangements BY which
he will De constantly supplied from Tie cities Of
Baltimore and Frederick, with the best uiatefi-
ais, and purchased at the lowest prices lie has
just furnished himself with very ex teusivs as.
sorlment Of Lasts Of The rery latest sly and fash
ion, and viii at all times have workmen bf The icst
order. Ladies& Gentleme2 can De supplied with
the best werk, at shortest notice and at reduced
prices. Hevilkbe happy TO receive a call.
JAMES MCDANIEL
, N Iwould avail myself Of the oppottuni.
y % tender my sincere thanks to my eustomefs
10 the neighborhood OF Halltown, for he liberia i
patronage heretofore extended 10. me- and
would here remark that my engagements lin
Char!estown, will 10 no wise interfer rel win nv
shop in Halltown. and will be- happsy 10 CON.
tinue TO receive their favoIs.
Mr.. John Stephens will, ip my absenes, attend
10 al business there JMcDANIEL
charlestOwn, Jan 25, 1s44-n Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
Erection OF BMiIdings.
fashionable Tailoring.
James III. Kfnnfnghara.

h ESPECTFULLY informs The eitizens al
a = charlestewn and the adjacent country
that ne has opened a TAILORING ESTAB.
LtSHMENT a few doors East Of Sir. Dsyid
Humphreys Store, ard nearly opposite the
Store Of Mr.. c. w. Aisquilh, 10 lie Shop for.
merly occupied BY Mr.. Thomas d. Webster.
where he is prepared 10 execute ia tie neafest
and most fashionable style, ell articles 10 his
line Of business. and at prices To- suit The times
From long experiences in business. aud lie re-
neral satisfaction be has rendered 80 far. be can
With safety Insure neat fl, and Eerfsct sa,is-
iaction TO those who may be pleased 10 patton
ige him.
Haslng made ample arrangements 10 BE pro-
siJed wiihthe FASHIONS as they are regular
" issued, be can promise the very "tip or the
fashion" 70 those desiring their garments so
made, and are thus enabled TO say that the
most faslidious Will be served to order by giy.
ing him call
As none but the very best workmeH viii be
employed, the public may rest assured thas bis
work. will be both neat and durable
Hs hopes, BY strict attention to Esas iness.
and Puneiualiiy in engagements, 10 receive
noeiai portion 81 discerning Public's patronage
CharfeslowD. Nov. 3, 1891 en-.
EGFcountry Produce will be taken a, ali
times in exchange for work, ai cash prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
TO THE PEOPLE OF
JEFFERSON COUNTY

4 AGAIN call the attention of the people OF
L Jefferson county to my large, cheap, and
well assorted. stock Of Goods at Elk Branch. f
feel safe in stating, that persons need hase
no fear in being provided with almost every Or.
tcle necessary 10 the comfort and sustenance OF
life. Among numerous other ariicles1of my
stock may be found
Cloths, csssimeres and satti9ets generally, 4
Silk, swansdown, valentia, Harseilles, and other
yestings,
Coats hair and other camlets,
White, yellow, and red hannels,
Woollen and valentia plaids for CHILDREN,
Bombazines mousIin de ains, shalleys,
Black, blue-hlack, and colored silks,
iColicoes and ginghams,
Furniture and apron checks,
Figured hanneis and raitinetsI
Baudana, flag, pongee, and barcelona hdkfs.
Ladies and genIlemen's white kid, nett and silk
gloves,
Ladies cravats and dressshaMls,
Linen cambria handketehiels,
Mems lined beaver and wool hoskin and berlin
gloves,
Ladies lined beaver, kid, silk, and berlin gloves,
ladies' and genllemen's black silk and cotton
mourning gloves, 4,
Ladies black aud slate colored worsted hose,
Alpaca dfttoI
White and black cotton ditto,
Black and white silk ditto,
Gents white silk, black worsted, black G. white
cotion/h half hose, "
Childlsn's stockings and socks,
Italian and hat grapes, .I
Merino and cashmere Shawls,
Meas and boys fur, cloth, seal, sealet and oil
Cloth caps, n
Fur, silk and wool hats,
Silver Pencils, spool and hauk boss,
Mems, womens, girls. boys, and chdrens Boots
and Shoes, Of all kinds,
Bonnet silks, green braise,
Ladies corsets and skirts,
Cambries, dimities, book and swiss muslins,
variety Of barred and figured muslins, suitable
fer caps, c1pes, &c.
Figured booinette, iarlton muslins,
Pink, green, aud white grapes,
Irish linens, long lawns,
Brown and bleached table cloths,
Russia towel diaper and crash,5
Thread and Isle laees and edgings.
CraYats, scar6s and stocks, f
Burlaps. cotton wadding, cotton laps, raw col
ton, l
silk fringe, twfs, buttons, whalebones,
Rib5ands OF all kinds,
domestic bleached and brown sh.etings,
Cotton 0suaburgs, tpgings and driIlings, i
domestic cotton plsSds,
a Figured and striped carpet, stair & rag do.
Girthsb saddles, brisles and mar:irgales,
Wagon whips, sleigh and ridingd
Harness and plough do
Travelling and market baskets,
Silk and cotton umbrellas,
Whitney blankets, negro and saddle do
Colored and white carpet yarns,
Cotton yarns, all numbers, &C. &c.
WIN. ANDERSON.
Elk Brlneh, Dec2I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
Eos GAM AADINSa
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF NEW
II as18omable Goods \

H S!SA10MaDl9@ " Gods 7
THE Ladies are respectfully invited 10 cal
= aad examine The follow ing rev and beau.
tiful Goods, which have been selected with great
care, and cannot fail 10 please the taste Of The
most fastidious.
Chamelion Brocade, "a new goodsfo dresses. }
Splendid French MOgslins, (ali wool,)
Real Cashmere do
Grape do
SATIN striped Black silks.
Superior Plain Poult de Fci, a. #
Mourning Mouslines, 4
A large and beautiful sssortment1of Prints,
Worsted hitts, great variety.
Bonne, Yelvets, the most fashionable colors,
Ribbons and Bonnets to suit,
Super ior Plaid Cloakinss,
Black and Colored Alpaca I-ustres,
Shawisin great variety,
Surer 8 4 French Blanket Shawls, the most
fashionable article now worn, withmans o.
iher styles entirely new,
A great variety Of new sty!s silk and Velvet
Points, ~
Kid Gloves, Jet Buttons.
Black and coorsd Silk Mitts,
Ornamental Jet Pins, for the hair,
Black silk Fringe,
CUlored silk Gimps, .
Cords and Tassels for Cloaks, &c.
The above will be found with many other ar
teles, not necessary to enumerate.
WeIrespectfuiIy invite call.
Dec %. MILLER g. TATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
AUG. 5. .iel3
WHEAT WANTED.

NVMEAH " AN EEDs
HNHE subscribers are DESTROYS Of purchasing
u large q1sntity Ct Wheat, for which they
will pay the highest cash price on deliFery 81
the Old FpFnlce-or should farmers prefer H.,
We will hanl il from their barns, as We keep q
team for that purpose.
We viii also transport Flour, Wheat, and
uther produce, By way Of the Canal, toslhe Dis
triet, tlhe lowest possible rates.
On hand and for sale, or exchange for coun-
Try produce,
Plaster, Salt, G. ocsries, SC. Sc.
Farmers are desired TO give us call before
disposing af their Grain, rs we will give the
highest cash price on delivery.
NJ. II & v. w. MOORE
Old FurEsee, July 81. 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
CASH FOR NEGROES.

WILL at all times give the highest prices
Z ID C.4SH, for likely young NEGROES, OF
both sexes, from ten to twenty-five sears of
age. Persons having likely servants totdispose
Of, will do well TO call on me al my residence,
in Charestown; and any communication in
writing viii be promptly attended to.
WM. CROW.
January S, is43.-tfJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
Corn, Rye, e. Oats.

1NHE subseriber wishes TO purchase at the
- MillvilIs Mills, Corn, Rye, and Oats, for
which the highest price will be paid. will
give The highest price in cash for empty Flour
Barrels,
ALso-on hand and intend keeping constant
", large quantity Of COARSE and FINE
SALT, which will be sold low.
}. ". osBURN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15

.irieud should ask you where the best as
4 sorlment Of Boots, Shoes, Hats & Caps was
kept, the reply would most certainly be, at
THOMAS LOCK & co.'s. And if be shoIld
want 70 know where he could buy cheap Cloths,
Cassimeres, saiilnets and Yestings, he would be
referred at once TO the only one price store " here
good article, and affair equivalent for his mo-
ney can be obtained. There they have no SO.
como price thers you can purchase without
the unpleasant task of driving bargain, and
mere you can look 81 goods without being urg-
ca 70 ouy-iI you complain Of the prices. they
VIII SIMPLY ask you 70 take cald, look round,
and if yo1c3nnot do better, (Which is iuposs-
ble,) 10 call again.
SmthReld, Dec Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
SHErnERpsrowsi Iva. OF 10 1874,

4 Dear Sir.-You inquire or me whether haya
used your Half Tonic, and the effects.
oeVeral years ago my hair began 10 fall RAJ
pialy sIom me scalp, and ! had The prospect OF
premature badness. During several years I
used various preparations recommended for the
hair, from which derived no benefit. AT
length friend recommended our Hair Tonic
= USED 'hfee or Tour bottles according 10 tho
prIn.ed directions, and at the end ofsix months.
my mar was NICK sell and since, lis tendency to
Il have never before given certificate ~.
commenting patent medicines, which ipdiscri.
minately rsed, as they often are, do much min
~, but IN . case like the present, where know
the article to- e beneficial. And thai il oan 40 ~
harm, hove 90 scruples ia stating facts within
my own knowledge. Yours, &c..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15

QUEER Similel-That eccentric mortal,
Lord Timothy Dexter. said many curious
things. but bis idea Of ingrstilude is the
richest thing Of Tie kind We ever met
WITH Hang that gellow. said his Lord
ship one day while speaking u neigh
Dor whom be had bsiriended without be-.
log tbanked-'h be Is like hog under a
tree ealing seofns. but never thinks Of
looking up 10 see where lhey come from.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-15
CHEAP ESTABLISHMENT!
DOORS s. 9NE9Ma.
John Avis.


NAIoUED hereby respectfully inform his
w lrltncs aud customers that he continues
Al ms Old Stand, next door East Of CAREERS Ho-
'el';where will BE- constantly kept on hand, 81
MADE tolorder at the shortest notice, every de-
scrlption Of BOOTS and SHOES, manefs ciured
Of the best materials, aud by experienced vol.
men. -
My prices will 10 no Instance exceed those of
anJ other mandatory in the place NOR indeed
lnose sold in Stores. Ny Boots shall be manu-.
featured as cheap as the cheapest, and ibe pub
lie may rest assured that the work shall be done
20 a better manner and al as low prices as The
homemade work sold in the stores
AT the earnest solicitation of a number of the
citizens or SMlTHFIELD, be has cooseu led ID
open room in that town for the purnose. Of tax
Ins measures and leaving work, aud invites bis
Smithheld friends r. call and examine lhes qaa-
Iity Of his work, confident that it deeds onls
sHcb examination, and look at his bill OF
prices, TO secure their custom. He has taken
the.room one door west Of Beckwiih's Store,
where ne may be found on every Thursday.
The season Of year is at hand wien seitle-
ments Of standing accounts are generally made,
and my friends are respectfully informed mar
their bills have been drawn of. and that thew
win be waited on shortly.
Char.estoyn, Ian 4, 1874. nl