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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-13
LAND FOR SALE.
ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.
DY virtue of decree Of the CIcui, Superior
> Court of Albemarle county, pronounced on
The 18th day OF October 1914, in The case Of Ap-
ping, guardian, &c, rs. Darnielle ct H., shall
proceed on Friday, the 9Th day of December next,
ii fair, if not the next fair day, 10 oiel for sale on
The premises in said county, the Tract Of Land
called Enfield, whercon Mrs Sarah w Daniellc
row resides, and which was devised TO her and
her children, by her father the late Ben. John
son. decd The said land contains between 800
and 600 acres, about one hall ol which is cleared,
and the rest is III woods, well supplied with excel
lent timber. II lies exceedingly well both for cul-
tvation and improrement-and is only about
or II miles from The town of Scot!sville on
the James river and Kanawha Canal. The land
is good-hghy mproveable-and particularly
adapted 10 the culture OF Tobacco and corn. The
situation for family residence is particularly de-
sirable being scarcely surpassed By any in
the county, for health nearncss 10 market, and So
cielv. Only about S15 will be required in
cash, 10 dclray the expenses OF the sale, &c: on
the remainder OF the purchase money, credit OF
one, Two and three Years will be giren-the pur-
chaser giving good personal security and Trust
deed on the land. The land will be shown al any
time By the subscriber, or Mr.. Benz. L. Darnielle
living IN Sconsville.
AUSTIN n. APPLINfi, Commissioner.
.-r STPONEMENT.-The above sale is
postponed until TUESDAY, the Nth day Of January
next, il fair, il not the next fair day.
AUSTIN NJ. APPLING,
Dec l3-ctls Commissioner
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ELLINGTON SCHOOL.-The next Session
u of this School will commence on the 18th
January, l545 The course of instruction en-
braces The English. Latin, Greek French Spa
nish and Italian Languages. For particulars
see notice in the numbers Of this paper immedi-
atelv preceding and in The pr2scn! NUMBERS OF
the Religions Herald.
TIL. Fl FOX,
EDWARD +. WATSON, A. NJ.
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DIGGER,s PRIZE OFFICE, Corner u :,Iain

ID a d G0rernor .StTcrts.
$50, 900 capial-,00 prizes of 1000.
SCHEMES For THE WEEK.
$1,000
Drawing received b; Fridays Mail.
Capitals: $4,000, Il 5 prizes OF $4,000, &c.
IS Nos, Is ballots. Tickets -.
$4,000.
Drawing received By Saturdays Mail.
Capitals. $4,000, 1000, 1900, 1866, &c. =
Nos, IA ballots Tickets -.
Also for SATURDAY. Night.
Capitals: $1,000 1000, 5000 1000 l;ool 20
of 1850, &c. IS Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets 81
TT Packages of whoes and shares. Sing,
-7hcIes and shares always on hand, IN The usual
grea; variety, and as usual, prizos paid at sight,
Immediately after the drawing.
=. Orders for package, certificates or single
ticke.s in the above Schemes, and in all LOTTERIES
will be pronplly attended 10, and drawing SEN
when requested THOS. i. blGH;,h,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
T1,f u
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VJTANTED-A situation in a Commission
w and Forwarding House, by 4 person of
middle age. He wishes 10 &c; such a one as will
give him constant employment, and small sala-
~. Enquire at this Office
Dec Gin
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MARINE JOURNAL.

The Electoral College of South Carolina cast
their votes, on The 4th, for Polk and Dallas.
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HUMANITY HALL ACADEMf-The
II exercises OF this School will be resumed or
The 18Th January, 1915, and continued to The 18th
November following, making term often months
no vacation. Six or eight boys will be :aher as
boarders, and the same parental care aud alien
ton will be paid to their morals as 10 my own
sons.
Board and tuition (lhe whole cxpense) the terri,
Sl0G, PAYABLE $50 III advance, $50 on the 18th
November, 1915. For further particulars those
disposed to become Interested in this School are
respectfully referred 10 all who have bccn al any
time during the last nirty years, whether they be
parents, guardians or pil>. NV Post Office is
Physc Strings, Buckingham county, Va.
Nov. 20-w6w ELIJAH G.. HANES.
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T OST-A sc, of Books which was LEI, in The
IL stage Office, atthc Columbian Hotel, sth No
venber. directed 10 the Farmers Bank, in Farm
vile II is likely the books were sent of with
some ons's baggage from the Hotel. If any one
should have them he will please return them 10
the Office, or LEI me know where they are.
SAMUEL S. SUBLETT,
Too Ga, Columbian HoIpl
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GOAL. COALM-Thc subscriber has on
u hand, at his Yard, (Ricamond and Petersburg
Rail Road Depot a supply OF good Crate Coal,
carefully selected at lie Chesterfield Pits for This
market Orders thankfully received, and prompt
w attended TO- Price eighteen cents per bushcl,
THO. J. NJ. NANCE,
1 il
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T F. WORDS OFFlCE-The Lotteries adj
j verlised TO be drawn this month are worthy
of all attention. Orders for packages or single
tickets in all off. c. Gregory & Co.'S Schemes,
meet with prompt attention, when addressed TO
J. F. WORD, Richmond.
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DIGGER'S PRIZE OFLICE-Draving of
ID the Pokomoke River Lottery. Glass No 23S
25 Al 45 50 43 % 8 so 80 9 II AZ
al0,O0O-Drawing OF a beautiful little Lotte-
nv comes TO hand by lo.day's mail. Capitals =
$4,000, S prizes OF 1000 EACH &C, DC. p -
Nos, l3 drawn ballois. q Tickets So
THOS. E. BIGGER,
Dec 13 Managers Once.
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JAWSON'S FOR SAIL;

LIZ w 'N'Jtf NJIt NY
IN That large and excellent Farm belong
ff.,n ing 10 Dr. r. B. Stark, called Lawson's,
...la:M in Princess Anne County, and contain
ing ITO acres, about 600 acres in cultivation, is
Offered for sale. On this Farm is large Brick
dwelling, with four Rooms on a floor, with all
necessary out buildings The land is generally yer
good. Th. purchaser can have Negroes, Stock,
Provisions, and every thing necessary on the Farm.
Apply TO G. E. CCohE, Executor,
Who offers Tor rem; dwelling Houses in diIitr-
cnt parts of Norfolk Dec. l2-cod*.
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FNO FISHERMEN-We have received our
4 usual supply of "Marshall & Co.'S Patent
Seine Thread the best article, in large hanks; it
is OF our own importation, warranted genuine
and fresh. SMELL q RlLElGH,
Dec II No % Main Street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-13
LARGE & VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY
GOODS IT ElSTI

Dec. l0-c,ds Commissioners
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE, No. Exchange,
IL Richmond.
Tie capital to-day is but $4,000 but to-mor-
row we can show You 10000. Perhaps i, would
be we'll to get The 1000 ,o-,iay, as it costs but 81
and invest its proceeds in the 10000 which yon
are quite sure Of getting at head quarters. For
HOYT'S OFFICE.
Dec. l3 No.3, Exchange.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

Nov. l9-,is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03


lust received. At the old stsnd, formsrIy
~ occupied BY E. w. 4 R. B. Rawlihs, =
small stock Of
Hafdaoare, Gallery, Japanned Ware,
Shoe Findiags, &c.
Together with q large stock or Tia-ware a
hand, consisting, in part. - (elieHs=
Grain and grass sesthes, saeaths. scslhe stones,
Rides, grain and bay forks, shoyels, spades,
Long and.short trace and halter chains,
Broad sxes. hand axes, haichels, Saws,
Ora wing kniFess turner aud socket chisels,
Aagers. braces and bits. extra brace bits,
Ginhleis, q superior article planes,
Planeoits el.s horse Essps locks hinges, sers Va
Cast, English oiissee. md coantry blister steal,
Strap-iron, knives snd fofhs. cargers and sleeIs.
RaEors & sirsPs, Rodgsns supssior psn-knis,,'
whiis-wash, paint. shoe "a
oiher brssheA
cards, shoe thread, psgs, bFiatlss,
hives. pinesrs, ssis, aW1 handles.
-, assortment Of xii and ket Gles,
Eesse SspiltooDs. trunks. sugar boxes,
hstes,her lnhps, csnisier1.
Il =. metl1s A,rFess. escorted siBes.
aoa % short . lN.. Ne. wire for maehinss.
- anors line, ali q essotinent q articles i
20 esFy isr for he eshieA VIII y ~ ets.P.
! $780,, 800 e hand, ( q s00N ..-,
nosies. c.n. . Hli b D ~, g n, 49, q.
eAsrls'lsrD. suD. Ii,a01s'ss RssLEat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
sHANNONDALE

w oollemf Factory
The Tariff Reduced to Trenty per cent.
Keep Ii Before the People.
THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully inform ID,
i Farmers, Merchants, and others, Of Jeffer.
son, Clarke, and Loudoun counties, that they
have a their Factory, one nile above the Shaa
nondale Springs, 6ne sssortmentof
LLNSEYS, both tulied and plaid,
Cdssimeres, Flqnneis,
CdrPeting ofgood quality,
hieh they are very anxious 10 dispose oil
for COL. This establishment being capable oil
manufacturing large quantity and with dis.
position ON our part 10 keep it moving, We will
oder greater inducements than ever. Ii is un.
necessary Tor Us to state our prices, as we are
determined to bring them down q. once to their
lowest ttasdard. Persons having Wool TO ex.
change for goods Of any description in our line
would do we'll a least 10 call and examine our
stock on hand, which is tolerably fair one, Of
good quality sod low price.
Aug ], 1874. lobe q co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

ever offered FOR manufacture 10 this countg.--
q is all Of the best quality, and warranted
equal 10 any that can be procured here or else
where. That their work viii be executed IN
the most substantial and improved manner, me
experience Of one Of the Undersigned for the last
several years has given sufficient evidence -
Thsss Who may Palronizs the es.aelisansnt,
may rest assured That the bestworkpen that caa
be procured will alWays be employed ana none
bat the best materials will De used
10 order that The taste Of the most fastidions
NAY be grsti6ed, the latest style Of BatEsnors
and Pkiiadslphis Lasts will Be procured Tor
gentlemen ss we'll as ladies' wear.
Il Is the intention Of the Undersigned 10 keep
eonslsntly on hard, a complete assortment OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF RoRK
that nertaius 10 their business; and those in
want need only call to be accommodated. As
10 price, they are dstermiped that no establish
ment, here or else where, shall equal as For
several reasons, the undersigned believe they
can manufacture work CHEAPER than the same
description can be procured for in the county
and 10 realize the truth Of this, call, price, and
Aldye for yourselves. The public may rest as
sured they will not be disappointed IN what i
here asserted VIM. AVIS w.
Sept 10, l644.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
AOOGs A4 9499s
uHEApER THAN EVER.

DOORS 81. 3EE0MSs
1NHE undersigned respectfully informs his
II friends and customers that he continues
at his Old Stand, next door East of Carter's Hos
tel, whore will be constantly kept on hand, or
made TO order al the shortest notice, every de-
scripiion Of BOOTS and SHOES, manufactured
Of the best materials, aud BY experienced work
men. &F
My prices will in no instance exceed those OF
any other maIufactory in the pace-nor indeed
those sold in Stores. Ny Boots shall be manu-
featured as cheap as the cheapest, and the pub
lie may rest assured that the work shall be done
10 better manner and at as low prices as the
homemade work sold 10 the stores.
The LADIES are particularly invited to call
and examine a super lot Of Morocco, Kid, and
Calfskin Shoes, which have had recently man
ufactured By one Of the best workmen in me
country, and which will warrant to be equal
in beauty and better made than lhose msnufac-
tured 10 the cities, will sell them at reduced
prices, a. low as they can be had in the stores
Having just received from Baltimore l,lt Of
Super Extra Morocco, GENTLEMEN would
do well TO call andIleaye their measures. The
Morocco Is Of a quality that cannot be had al all
times. Call and examine it
.~..ity " tender
ng my thanks 10 my friends and customers =
Smithheld, and would inform them thatI des;gn
continuing my visits 10 that place, for the pur.
pose Of taking MEASURES, on eyery Thurs
DAY, and will make q return on the week FOL-
lowing. The subscriber trusts that his patron
age will be increased i and sufficient encourage
ment aHordsd 10 compensate for the loss OF time
sustained and the extra srpapse.
CharIesfown Anril fa4Ar~
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Family Groceries.

w have paid especial attention 70 The Sc
w lection Of our present stock Of Groce.
RES, and can with confidence recommend Them
to fanihes. Among them may be found, f0F
cash
Porto Rico Sugar 81 g. 10 and lie
Beautiful Loaf Dc at l2i TO IS
Rio, Laguyra and lava Coffees al 8, 10 & 1874,
Imperial and GanPOwder Tea, Imp Tea from
81 10 81 50
Mould, Dipped aaa Sperm Candles,
0 and Sugar house MolAases
Soda and Water CracksFs, cheese
Sperm Oil, Spices, &c
Mackerel, Shsd, Herring, Salt, SC
Also, Rosss celebraied Fanily Flour,
All OF which will be sold Al reduced prices for
cash. ~ MILLER & WOODS.
Sept &c, a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

1NHE undersigned would not do justice to his
a own feelings nor to his kind friends, were
he 70 withhold bis acknowledgm for the We
~ hattering encouragement he has met with
since his return to Charlestown, in the Joiner &
CpPsntsring Business, and would say to all, that
his best efforts will be directed 10 please the
plainest or the most fasiidious..
Call and see him, few doors west Of Dr..
CordelPs. N. MYERS.
JuIy IR44 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

Splendid Goods for Ladies.
ID EAL French al wool Cashmere dc Ecoss,
IL All wool French Mouslines, splendid
style,
Rich striped Satibs in great variety,
Rid IlIfp g2er yIi AiIPaeoa,.
French Gloves,
Mitts in great variety,
White Mel hair long Gloves,
Bonnet Veiyeis, rich RibbaD1s.
French and American Flowers,
white Wreaths, )
Tinseied do 60. &c.
The Ladies will please call and see them.
Sept &c. MILLER TATE.
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Wanfed. ImnlediateIy,

SaIX sober, steady, aud industrious JOUR
- NEYMEN SHoEMAKERS-tbre for fine
work, and three. for coarse. None but good
workmen, and those Of steady habits, need APP
ply. TosHch, constant work and liberal wages
win be given. WA. AVIS & CO.
Sent. u. 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
vTnfsTNA 10 wit:

4, Rnsrs holden Is Tho Clerks Once q .nes..s
eais Superior Court Of Law and onsno s.za ~
Isasrson County, he frst Monday y Aass.''
ieeaf PIATNTIsf
1 4 81 - gC.aLN;ST
R;ehnrd Williams, .adm'r Of Inn f n
a;nr. deed, Richard Ds.t.eld, 10: ;aase !.
H II III i5st;Iah Ssssilscood, decd, R'issa'gl
Erops. jobs II Cookus, ard osfs''es
Ii 4Smallro0d -
I'M CHANCERY. ,Sw,,y
,r,t.r a.fenasnt sam,i SmaIlwood not nv ss
sntsrsd his Appearance, and gwen 4. $3.50 ;slss
seordinr 10 The Act Of Assembly sna ~
n his court and il appearing y u ms
.ssnee that Ne il not An inhsolsas, y 81
saD,ry 4 ordtrsd, That the said aels, gsr,,
n nsar here Oh the istday Of the nss' * ~.
sea snswer The bin and amended Pes...ghs = Hrah.
alsinti and that copy 81 this ordsI q "a i,
Irith inserted d some newspaper pa.'s,a 90
lrh.r.astown. forstwo months sucsessisel5s 80
Hsds,ss 81 the front door Of the CeurI-nVesa =
lthe said town Of Chafisstown.
II. +. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
CASH For NEGROES.'

II WISH 10 purchase q lafge nilmher u AZ
= groes Of both sexes. that "a sound hs Z,
and slaves for life for which Fl ,,;Il
highest cash prices Persons hav;ag 80. - W
to sell. il they villa write "a ~ ,.;II u, a II,
times attend 10 theft COMMUNICATED. ii + Il,
send my agent TO their respective " II
requested, HOPE WI ST -ATTrp Il
Pratt street, Baltimore D Ssk*g
Aug 9.atSl4 Ii Chs y %FA#
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
MAKING.

0WyHE above business, therefore, conducted BY
WV ANS. wiIlhersafter be conducted 81
WN. AVIS & co.
The frm would take occasion 70 state tina.
he, have now % hand the most eOmpleie and
-eseral assortment OF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

~Any quantity OF CORN, to be delivered
between this and Christmas, will be taken ~
exchange for work, to be Manufactured lmme-
dia:ely, il desired. All kinds Of marketable
COUNTRY PRODUCE, taken on the same
terms. nj cash prices. w. A. & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
Ca H FdDR NEGROES.

IL ~ a't times give The highest prices
!. 10 1ss1Sh, Ter hkflJ young NEGROES, or
o0.n ssAss, from len 70 twentys6se years Of
age. fersons having likely servants 10 DISPOSE
- z NJ % "sil g can % me al my residence,
wr,;ar a ,s;lt ~ and any communication in
writing VIII pc promptly attended TO-.
49,. 80. W.u CRoW.
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To. the Public.

To the Public.
4NHE subscriber takes this method OF return
- ing his grateful Acknowledgements 10 bis
friends for pas fayos and begs leave to inform them
and the public generally, thai he is prepared with
Machinery for Manufacturing
WINDOW Sash, Windoav Blinds, and
PANEL Doors, ii
And can furnish those in wan, of such articles at
short notice, aud At reduced prices He has now on
hand, large stock of SASH Of various sizes-per-
sons wishing TO build would advance their work
more rapidly BY purchasing doors, blinds and sash
already made up fihat being the work most trouble,
some and occupying the greatest length of timel
to such, great bargains will be given. he also pre-
pared to contract for the
Erection Of Buildings.
and from bis experience he haters himself that lie
can fully satisfy the notions Of the most fastidioas
either for durability, comfort, convenience, or eie
gance, or Tor planness and economy 10 the arrange
ment Of dwellings. Persons wanting any thing In
his line will dowell TO call at his old stand corner
OF Liberty and Charles Street. before dealing else
where.
>9i am also prepared to put on ZINC ROOF
ING, al ali times.
b. ToMLINSON.
Charlestown. March 9, Is&S
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A GOOD SUPPLY OF Z.
AI1SnN7RRRRR-

~ Ar 10 WA e e
ANn<.
0OR4 9R r.
TUsT recsiVed : good asssrtmses Of H,od
g ware s1d Cutlery, viz:
Csrpentes's Door Locks.
= Knob Latches,
Rimned do
Socket and Turner's Chisseis.
Shovels and TOng', various prices.
Horse Rasps, large size,
Mill and Hand saw FiIes,
9utt and Parliament Hinges, !
Wood Screws and Spriggs.
Superior Pocket Knives,
Knives and Forks.
Candleslicks and Snuffers.
German Silver Table and Tea Spoons,
Brillauia and iron do do
Carpenters Foot Rules. 2 & I fold,
Bench and Sash Planes,
All 81 watch viii BE- SOD very low b.
JOHN G. WILSON.
usEpsr.-Ferry, Aug Is
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RIO II M o ND, VIZ 0IMIA.
THE Seventh Winter Session Of the Medical
Department or Hsmpdea sidpey College,
will commence TO- Richmond, on che last Mon.
day 10 October, (the 26lh) and continue until
the last Of February following.
JoHH cULLEN, M. D. Professor Of Theory
and Practice Of Medicine.
Aucusrr1 4. wAaSeK, M. d. Professor Of Sur.
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
L. w. CAAMsERLAYNR, NJ. d. Professor Of
Therapeutics and Maieria Medica.
r. L. BohkNHAE, NJ. D. Rlofessor Of obste.
tries and Diseases Of Women and Children.
soeRirEs MAUFIs, M. D. Professor Of Cham.
istrJ ands Pharmacy.
JErFafss wEs4Ss n. D. Professor Of Anatcmy
and Physiology. -
commodious and elegant Colleges and In.
Urinary Building is in progress Of erection, and
will be completed by the Opening Of the session
II has been % arrapged as TO afford TO the aiu-
dent avery convenience and comfort, and viii
enable the Faculty to extend to him all the sd-
yaninges and facilities Tor q thorough educa:ioB,
which the present adsAocsl condition Of medi-
cal science demands. The College Iafrmssy,
City Almshouse, Armory and Penitentiary, afford
ample means Tor instruction in clinical saedicins
and surgery, while the facilRies for studying
practical anatomy and operative surgery are
unsurPassed. Physicians In the country who do
not receive the catalogue, which will be issaed
during the present month, (July) will please
send their addresses lposi paid) TO the Dean.
AgGS. =: WARNER, ~. D.. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

) PULLED & PLAID LINSEYS.
II HAVE just received lot Of prime heavy
u Pulled and Plaid Linseys, Flannels and
Tweed Cassineres. Any quantity OF Wool.
washed or unyashed, will be taken 10 exchange
for goods al fair prices.
Aug. 90 S. n. ALLEMoNG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
VEool.

NWs vs1s e purchase a ne nssket price
~ OF 5000 Poends q Wool, fsr 1hisa
We viii exchange goods.
Aug l. MILLER & rAfR.
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eh.,m,n bes cut in bis 2sRsslss & I q.
,sn,ine. = 4 ssy.l Sb es s :, "a sograv.
fee. q ssfPas.n ,bnk. rOo.iss' -. .' oa-;
5 49, aesigps q spoke and what s. 49,.
oe s.ss . Be lon. : oeiiher more ner
800 ! poikJ IIs nortal firht beivs..
-. 100 81 - d Leeolocoi,m ~ -: ~
ne the iopI Assss' !, - lns dir-
y sas 7Mtsee - 'psn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

A man cut West adsertises Temperance
scythss--Nasrsntsd 70 cut without whis-
key.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
Greaf Weslern COoIl Stove.

Great western Cook Stove.
GNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
Il the public generally that be has secured
HE right OF msking and vending The SLOVENIAN
ed STOVE in several counties. model Of the
Stove can be seen Al the Hsrpers-Ferry Iron
EeaaSsy, and in the course Of a few weeks l
shall have hambee Of the Stoves on hand
deem il unnecessary to say much concern
ing this Stove in my advertisement, as ! have
no Fears but il viii reeomneld itself 10 every
person that will examine IL 1 will merely state
that il is adapted either for the burning Of coal
or wood, and that K is so constructed that il
case the cooking il required 70 be doae very
soon, q portion only Of the Stove need be heat
ea-ihat Is when The family ID not very large.
The price Of me large Stove i S33, the small
one Ss2, complete. Person who may want a
Cooking Stove are requested to give me call.
and after trying The Stove il they ara not pleas
ed with il, I viii take il back. -
HUGH GILLEECE.
Harpers-FeFry Angnst IN IR43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

Axes, =
HUNTS eelsbr.ael Cast Steel Axes,
Ii Rawlins Il Sons DO do
For sale low at the Hard ware Store Of
Sept &c. THOMAS RAWLINS-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

Cloths, Cassimeres, &C.
"a UPER Black French Cloths,
- Super 81 French Doe Skin,
Super Brown English Cloths, for froek coats,
Beaver do
g. a and 80 rWeeds,
cassimsrss, most fashionable styles,
Splendid yesIings,
Scarfs, CravaIs, &c. ''s..
SEPT &C. MILLER & TATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
No. a, NfiIIcr,s Rn1r

1sLeOn oy me barrel pr pound. Corn Mea
es,nces, Fruit and Confectionery, n
found at the above pan med plaee. dshed !
Also, Bread. RuSk, and POM. -.
Al The shortest notice.
chariestowT. sen, "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

DAINTs. Oil, and rutts. al
i Sept 2s, ri0s. RAwLlNS.
Thursday Mornins. Septembef 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

PULLED & PLAID LINSEYS.
47Usr received, large supply Of Pulled and
- Plaid Lnseyss Homemade Fiannels, which
will be sold very low, or exchanged for Wool,
q factory prices Farmers can now supply
themselves on very favorable terms.
Aug 80. u MILLER.