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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

SAD.-The Mount Holly IN. J.) Herald states
that Mrs. Keturah Clevenger, residing mile
south Of Pemberton, while attempting to cross
over the Rancocus, upon the ice, on Saturday
last broke through. One of her sons about s
years old was with her. He ran home, and
alarmed his brother, II years old, and then return
ed; and in his desperate efforts 10 save his mo.
ther, broke through the ice and was drowned
The other boy, by the aid of slab which he
wrenched from an adjacent fence, saved his mo.
theirs life, although she had given up all hopes of
being rescued.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

RCIDER.-Twenty b-rrels first quail
~ lty Virginia Crab Cider us received and for sale By
isi4 lH GEO. BELL s co. I0T SoU.h-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

HORRIBLE AcclpENr.-We learn that on the
South Boston turnpike, this forenoon, worthy
and industrious young man by the name of STAN
ley, belonging to Milton, wlue in the act of Jump
ing ON to loaded team which he was driving TO
the city, was prccipitated, by reason Of his foot
slipping, as it is supposed, under the wheels, the
team beng 10 motion, which passed directly over
his head, crushing 1t almost to pumice. He was
taken up nearly dead, and his recovery is consid.
cred utterly hopeless.
[Bos. Mere journal, Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

FARMERS BANK OF rRoy.-At an election held
on the 5th inst. the following persons were elect.
ed Directors for the ensuing year, to wit:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
,Tb 7 h Fl. Fl. WHEELER, 6! Wall st.

vFOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A FARM
@ Of IS acres the Hudson River estches;cT Copny
Il 22 miles from New City Some monsy VIII l.
put with il for House and Lot IN this City:
,9G # a p & j. c. SMITH, Is Liberty-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

- FOR EXCHANGE-A snug Farm contain
- ing 100 acres OF Land good Hous, Barn, Orchard and
Fences viii tax. treIuaeis u IcisaD Lands and
ole4uaer CASH Apply =. 2. &J c. Smith, 81 Liberty
.r-ss E2a Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

A2 FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND ME-
E;M CHANlCS LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
Eat this Office be found greater variety
OF property 10! sale Tor than any ots- Office
Factories Water Power, Wild Lands. Houses and Lots
almost eyey city and State il the MON. Loans made
good city security Merchants mechanics wishing
change goods or manef.ctnFsd articles good otastve
through this Office. All business entsasted
care viii meet with prompt attention.
nlG 4 p & SMITH ~ ;,iha
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

-ssss. FOR SALE Or EYCHANGE.-A highly
:: ed farm OF acres with ell The stock crops
land tools. The buildings ample sensnt aud IL
ne ordsr K desirable and productive property, situated
in brunswick g. Jersey. kilograms can De the
ntsca of " A Z. * j. c. SMITH,
on r. IS Liberty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

nsa7 FOR SALE--2O0 acres of excellent land sit
in the town Of Mqrshouse * Hamilton COUNTY, n.
extensive in the neighborhood. Apply 10
fii ANTHONY j DLEECKER s. CO. Broad.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

E=I FOR SALiI---A cheap and pleasant Resi-
:;E dence, consisting Of house il complete repsr and
four lots Of ground, SITUATED 23d street, about 100
feet Of the Eighth Avenue AM wishing
chase this Property Obtain accommodating terms by
applying to ile owner DANIEL FRENCH No los Charles
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19
A HOUSE AND LOT IN JERSEY CITY

sA HOUSE AND LOT IN JERSEY CITY
s.:@ FOX SALE1That valuable and very pleasantly
ssuafed House and Lotion the southwest corner WISH
.ngtou and York streets, The highest ground and the
ceutIe OF the place very -; public square From the
upper stores there delightful prospect the North River,
The City OF ork ad surrounding couatr The House
Is stories ouilt OF BRICK with roof 10 years
S,ecs mostly by Gays work under the superintendent OF
The ownrr With hard finished walls throughout above the
eassinen he hls story Is furnished with Marble anteis,
SIatss Sliding Doors, and Painted Walls Second story
slding po3IS estwesn the principal and bedrooms
oyer the s ihiId story has. good rooms having ire
places and three Closets The basement and kitchen are very
p:sass9s @ h closets or eaatfie betes VaulS ua- The
street ~ Iront anu large BRICK the yard The
Is . iet ont on Washington and 50 feet deep or York
street The house cost $4,000 build IT, and is within
three minutes yak OF the ferry which makes il very dssir
able residence iof person doug business For
particulars efiS % J. W. HIGGINS,
IZs I'm n Der ST. n. Z
- 500 ACRES ILLINOIS LANDS FOR Sale
or location and titles good Bargains
go ;f-A. 4 P. &J. c. SMITH. IS Liberty st.
'EAS.-sO0 half chests Young Hyson, Canton
a,It GkliHNSfSEEGgfL mlNTuRN Slco - s.n....:
GILhS.-ls cases crimson figured and plain
@sgteasss @ adh o. hrs quality do white PLAIN Por-ee
fs GRlNSELL, MlNTURNsS co. Is South st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

L'OR SALE-The Block OF Ground bounded by
Greenwich Lane Charles Factory and Perry streets With
the buildings thereon (including the Alacnery) formerly
known the Eagle DisteTy. Enquire Of
| fl 3,Neod. JAMES S. HUGGlNS, s w all ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

irs FOR SALE OR TO LET-The Three Sto-
@ ~ and Attic Brick Dwelling House No. 50 Second
-stree.. The Lot is IS by Ito feet the Honse 25 by 30
feet, with two story attached.
Apply 10 The Howard cs Co. 81 " all ST. iGtf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

TvO IRON MASTERSy-i 0! sale, M-r ccJ
j. in the impseda.e na;ghbofOsd Ct biluminoa
Iron Ore OF the quality, Pns csd so
to tide water where such Coal and Ors are ioI
more. by canals and Railway: For Pamphlets Az
:hs pIopeI and farther nfoksSa kaSstsoa apS
" - ;Cnsa ~ No oa Ner:k2ars' Exchange, W. 81
rhsrs na BE- seen :peciens OF the coal and ore; s''
and sections of the property; c.Svv civil ErgSt>
Mo 6m@ w. n. o O.n-,- =. o-------S
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

At meeting of the Directors, held on the sth
inst. JAMES Van SeHooNHo;EN, Esq. was reelected
President of the Bank for the ensuing year.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

- FOR SALE.-The Eagle Laboratory
f (ersctsd for the manufacture of Oil OF VtTio Muri
LIZ. .afc Acid Blue V,,rol, Copperas. Alum, SCI with
Dwelling out-houses and four acres Of land Pleasantly
on - Banks Of the Connecticut River, The town
OF WethsIsed CT enquire Of Chester Bukiey near The
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, thai the sale
of property for unpaid assessments. advertised 10 take
place the Eth OF June last postponed Friday the 18th
day of April 1914 at 2 O'Clock the CITY Hall.
Street Commissioners Office, Oct. lEii, 1873
ole 2aw 6m JOHN EVEN Street Commissioner
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

James Van SchoonhoYen, Jacob l. Ian. G,.-t ",
sehooahoven GeoIss M TiSb'fs Daniel Hall John + Me-
Jacob l.. Van SehoonhoYen, Jacob Merritt John L. Thenl,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

tIOR SALE--Ncw and secondhand doors,
sashes sash doers, counters drawers shelving. &c ready
pluned by j. Locke. Carpenter aud Builder 81 Aun zs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-19

4ra FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
TIN PROPERTY--A handsome residence at Astoria,
.AE fronting the River consisting Of House and one
of ground beautifully laid and stocked with fruit and
cIansnta, trees with stable ard all other couveniencie
ja!9 Inns JOHN FIELD. No. l33 Gfand-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

HyHE Annusi Lectures bEs the Faculty Of
III Physic will comaeeee on the last Monday
OF oetcbet psxt, and eonttaue until The frstdsy
Of March following
RICHARD w. HALL, NJ d. Prsf. Obstetrics
snd Medical J1rispsadence.
WILLIAM E. A. AKIN, NJ. d. Prof Chemistry
aud Pharmacy
NATHAN:Rs SMITH. u. D Prof. Surgery.
SAMUEL CHEW. IA. d. Prof. Materia Mediea,
Therapeutics. and Hygiene.
JOSEPH ROBY, NJ. d.. Prof. Anatomy and Ply
siolosg
ELISHA BARTLETT. N D Prof. Theory and
Practice OF Aedfcihe
GEORGE ". MiLTENRER6ER,M. . Demon
siGator Of Ansionifa
The well known faeililies offered By this In-
sinuiioo-an uElimlied supply Of materials for
Anatomical stud, well Oiled Ho%Pits depart
ment - ne immediate y:eiaity Of The Mealcsf
College, eaaet tie sole of the Faetksfy.
with daiiy eli1scaliupructson, both Medtca eaRd
Surgical asupsiior chslaical snd Philosophical
Apparatus; free sdnissieu Tor sllleandidales Tor
graduation 10 she lectures on Practical nharma-
ey, BY Prof Stewart, ofahe Maryland College
Of Pharmacy, aud the coavenience OF Mediesi
Reading Room insy opened - their building
enable The Faculty 10 offer TO Medical Students
many advantages not to5be found elsewhere ~
Good boarding. including lighi and fuel, can be
obtained Tor So per week
WILLIAM E. A AKIN, VI. D. DEAN.
August %, 1874 st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
/. ANDs FOR SALE.

4 nErER 5orsale. he following Tracts Of
AM Land. ia the Counties of Jefferson and
EsFkefey -
II. h Tract of 500 Acres, three miles
A.,aw M.r,;nsb.Irg. now Is TIE tbhahe5 Of Du-
gald Campbell, whose term expires y Aprsl.
g. TwoFsrahs az about 800 Acres sach.|
ri gerksley apsi Us iersoa Counties. "a Ope9uon.
VA b Intensive add yeg rich lstw grounds Rau iE
tSe occupancy Of Benjamin Boley.
S3. Nv Haxlhfsld, Estate. 81 600 Arfes
ia bc sold entire prdNited.
IL. Nv SuIphur Spring Tact. df 40
Aftes, % opeqaun. mith very one Sulphur
sbriags which Was Lor. many years Known -
A.engniElis sulphur spfing Ma
TAese Tracts Mid IL slid oil the most accom-
FFsndating terms AND dsvided wheEe practicable,
he suit purchasers Immeaiase Rasmenl or IL
snaet.oi the ppre9ase menky Nill be req3irfd---
spsoyided, interest be-paid ind good security.
g,slsA mortgages Sa ND premises Sc riseni Tho
terms VIII Be reads 81 essy andsafeOu.mcdasing
l NJ 81 9 TUCKER:
Il tisz'e6eld. Sept 81 !. lS43-lf
he tenants on the lands win show tbs pre-
laslscs. aud give stich information As may Sc de-.
lsirabiS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
/ CoTTAdE RuTIlT

"A wv Isl 7 lSyq HOUSE,
nue. lsrEe Barn! receptly erected Spring.
NJ oke eprp, Foshfy. snd Root hqases. sAlso;
III Mouse forseftaats. together with other regui-
Isise out buildings, all i'm excellent tenair.
L tsssrhere il uponlhe pren.Eses 4 ane YnT,NlS
CtiARD q choice fruitsin full bearing and
100 near1the house thereds a large limestone
fsls idg which aGorts running water in most OF
lfse fields
IL 90 net Deem Unnecessary to give further
I1fs ieulars n refeienre TO the place, as pre-
FssyIe that all who MAJ wish 10 purchase will
AssI and examine Tire properly for themselves.
Rad 10 any such shall be happy 10 furnish
Whatever inform ation may be requisite. on an.
nlleation 70 me personally, ~ by letter post
i ,e.d. HENRY BOTEEER. n
u Aag I5ilSs4-F y, 4ssx
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
TlLUARE4E PROPERTY
FOR SALE

"A ME subscriber Oilers for sale the properly
on whlch3hf now resides, containing
~ El-pE ACRES Of hFss rate limestone land
TIC improvements On which are. comfortable
Too Sio'yL0G D lyEELLNG HOUSE, Kitchen,
smokehenSe, DAIRY SC , with well Of good
waler in The yard. and tolerablb Orchard IL
would msks very desirable residence for
nIekehapic. being Fishirl one mile of Shepherds
FqSn, on the read leading 10 sMaflinsbATg.
Terms, which will Be moderate maae known
rs application 70 the subscriber
.2i: THOMAS n AIALL0RY,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

On The 1sshplslme. a. woodlawn, its resi-
dence d Gebrge G. Blaksmoore. Esq. By lhe
Rfghi Rev Risaop Meade, Col JAsirs -. lEris
az Logan cssniy. KY. 10 cSRoLtsss Ar1usfs,
sanEhler Jf he Isle MsErus q Blakenoofe, q
Clarke comfy Va
IA Pkasee}phia Oh Thursdsy the 2at nit, By
tho RsFs Jauies Flannery, Mr.. THonas RrssrLL,
Sr o. l3srpsSs. Perry 70 Mrs. REBEcet AARTgx
Of The formes place.
On Sunday eveaiag. lsi inst, at HaFpefs-
Ferry. gby ne Rev. James Ssnks. Mr. AHsoLo,'
Ga4y 70 Mtss fkaNcEs c. CLIP, all Of ialsscoup-
IT,
On he same evesins, By The same, Mr. REr-
Bkn Tafrez Il Page counysto Mrs. Ella o.
nrx or EIfsTpets-FerrF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
WAigI .REass .lEeeit,lg.

.I5-Thsre sill Be MASS MEETING Of
The citizens Of Hampshire, HARDY, and The ad-
joining eognIies
On y7l7URSD.aYtLe 1914 StPisalbsr ntrs,
Al the house of,TasMIs HApDox, on the North
Western Road. tseniy-egh mites West Of Rom:
neg, All who bsge ethe true Interests OF their
copntry d heart, whether Wing or Locpfoeo,
are cordially United 10 attend
Aug rs, lsifl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
CharlestOSSR select Female
SCHOOL,

Charlie t0irss gefTerson County, va.
FFNFIE tealh session Of this Seminary CON-
u meneedon t:As FIRST Moaday Of Sepie pber
The School, whiea has naw been in operation
fora shticie 1 res1od Of Tins, TO test is merits
for NE proper et4esiion Of young ladies, pre-
SCENTS strong injueyneots to patents anG guar.
disns who are desirons that correct bend OF
mlndshould hsfg;fsn 10 their res pective charges.
The plan Of edIrasion p1rsred is founded upon
thenf}noipie that she solid branches should form
thorough basis, jnost carefully laid, 10 be fol-
lowed By the orssmenisI studies which now
have become NECESSARY department 10 every
well appointed Summary. The modern Lam
guazes hre taught iby gentleman from Europe,
whose method OF .ssehing secures ts his pupils
a prsctieal,as well as theoretical knowledge,
OF me languages studied To those studying the
French langnsge.: peculiar advantages are or
fered under his instruction,
The locatson The School, in the village Of
chsrlessown noted for IFS healihfulness, and
Offering great facilities Of access, both BY rail.
road apd stages, presents an additional induce.
ment 10 parents s.nd guardians, 10 whom these
advantages will reedily recommend themselves.
Many references could be given. particularly
to patrons whose daughters haye received their
education 81 this school, but the undersigned
deems !, sufie enlso refer 10 the following gem
tlsmenfor
REFERENCES: !:
Right Rev. wmilaM NrADr, D. D. Bishop 81
the Diocese of-virsfnia.
Rev tALkx. Ioxgts. D. D Charlestown, va.
Hon, BUcHAS:N. y s. Senate.
Hon3i P. RESN:pr. Baltimore II
Gen. swALTgR JGSss Washington, D. G.
For terms apd o:hsr particulars the uader-
signed refers aise Circulars, which can be Oh.
tanned Il The school, on application being made
either personally Of by letter. post paid
MARY E. MERRITT. Vi
Sept. 5. ls45.--3W.s'
.Naiioaaf lag ilgsnesy tcies q fcssk for BE.
Souikssp, ehHyehm4s &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
HARPERS.EERRx
yY.,Te &. Female Seminary,


.TsHE third term e this Seminary will COM
nance (Providsnos nermitinEl on Wsdaes-
day lie Isih inst eS,pi,mbtr. IN the basement Of
the Presbslerisn cksreh. at O'Clock, A. NJ
The usasl Studies 6marseed in an English Eau-
e zion. viz SpsllisE Reading, Writing, Arish-
metic. Geography Grammar. Natural, NIen;sl
and Mots1 Philosophy. Chemistry. Natural His
storx. Astronomy. elgebrs. GeOnsirs, dc, will
Be- taught in the Ihssiin,icu.
The subscriber ieiag DESTROYS 10 please his
patrons, pledges hlraself 10 do all he ear forihe
df hlsspepils The terms Of rai
|.ion. the same a. LIST session. The number Of
|scholarslimited.
3 aBoMAs D. HOOVER.
/ Sept & lsst.---s
NR. Latin an5 Greek will be taught in
co5pectiDn with EosIish stodies The Semins-
~ would have bean Opened one week earlier i
sickness had NOS prevented. Terms made
known UPON application 7. D. h,
t5ssrtii 4 J.esr.'n ssfy q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
FOX ! Il ENT.

sPo4 plqa5s /. s9e .esd,qa II 50 acre. Il
N Land, alfof which is wetlset ID clover
seae having laid over two years. Also. 25
laeEes more, we'll calculated for cloferSeed, and
EhaE ready Ter the scythe Persons wshingto
engage IN ssch, pPpn The shares. will apply to
VIZ subscriber or Ito Mr. Joshua Clipp, who
tmas be seen at my river farm at aim osl any
/ fltlse, who lwill 5gye such Information as may
hi irfqanqd, as I'd eHrus. sc; attending 10
e4etf portion Of rfy wood land, those wishing
sleh upon. early application, can DO supplied
viii CoopefSWf This presents also, > fine
he1snee 10 @agontu,akers and others !
fffl A GEORGE BACKHoUSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
now Is THE TIME \
r. FOR
S.3A E @ & . q 8 Z

4 HAVE determined to sell Of Ito maka room
4 IS my fal'ssuPpiy, the balance ofmy stock
pf SHRgNG and SUMNER GOODS, al cost,
for ca2h.
l Th5 STOCK is heavy, and composed OF many
desira5ls and choice goods Every body in
search Of great bargains, will consult their iute-
rest y giving me call immediately. Amongst
the stock will be found large assortment Of
Calicdes andtGinghams, several hundred pieces,
Balzosinss and French Lawns,
Do q Z" CaIicoes,
Plain, Plaid and Lace Muslins, 4
Dot.f Z" Striped Jaconets,
Large .stockof Thread Edgings aud Insertings.
Lisle and Bobb;nett Laces and Edgings,
Rishey Lawns. and Crimped Dimilies,
LADIES' Dress trimmings,
tstiapsud French press Silks,
Linen Eambric and'Kenton Hdkfs. ~
irish linens from 37A 70 81 25 per ysrd,
Gentlsnen's Stocks, Shirt Collars, sc.
A new sud splendid stock Of Bonnet aAd Cap
Ribhsnds. -
Braid, straw and Lawn Bounst., very cheap,
Bonnet ilks, good assortment, cheap,
! Alpaca -tstfes.
HusefS 81 every description, very cheap,
A handsome assortment silk & Pocket Hdkfs.
BS L19'''' Dress s ssssi.
A splendid assortment GentemeD's stutfs. FOR
summer and fall,
Do I" Boys 81 e4'
Gsmbrooas. DrilIings, Tweeds, &c &c.
A beautiful assortment Of veslings,
Blue & Brown Domestic Coitops from 5to 81
A large assortment Of BOOTS andsHoES
Hollo,r Hare, Se.-Ovens, Pots, Kettles, Pans,
Ssiltis, &C. at cents per To-.
Chips; Glass and Queensware-A large sssort-
neni and very cheap.
Hsrdrare, Groceries, Sperm oil. Sc.
ISRAEL RUSSELL.
E,fnsyS Perrx An- o3-9t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
DIED

Al Mount Ennel. near Piusburg. Pa. On
Thursdag evep5nz The 18th uB. Mrs. NAScY
BrcKAAsTEa, e = NalhaAiei Backnasiet,
Esq. FORMERLY ief this plsae.
Do the 7th "a IN N .riinsburE. Mr. JAnEs
MccoAeB, in ths IS year ofhis age.
lon Moa@sy :sisht last. ALrxtxDER HtwErn.
near the 2ssh ssar pf bis age.
AZ Oakland. 1ouanon county Va. 90 Monday
egeningtthe q n 4 July. ApIoAIL JAxEs, ia lhs
s4th year II bsf age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
AIexan dria Boarding

TNHIs twenty -6rst aEasl Session OF this In.
4 stitntion will commence on ne 9Th Of ner
month (Sfpitmbsr.1 The course Of study em
braces an branches of an English. Ma,hefha1
cal, Commercial, or Classical Education. The
Students possess every facility for study and
every personal comfort, that the most liberia
outlay, combined with the experience Of many
years, can eommsnd.
Terms for board, lodging, washing ard tui.
lion, $3.50 per year.
A Circular will be forwarded TO- such as de-
sire further Information, by applying 10 tas
Principal. Il
CALEB S. HALLoWELL & BROTHER
.7leraadria, d. c.
August %, 1874. Ste.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
ATTENTION WIGS )!

The uiemhsf Of ibe Ashland CLAY Club II
the 'lUn,erIissd Precinct" are requested 70
meet ., 'he Glib House On Saturday. nsti al Il
o,floek. r. Nj Psnelual attendance i request.
"a, as business pf importance viii be broughf
before lie cloS
J.P A ESrLER. 2s..
Wal MRIURRAN, ete'fea''t'.
Shepherdstossn, Sept. S, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
FARM for Saic.

EE9ElNG aesroasIof removing 10 Missouri,
III otisr for sale the farm Oh which | reside.
a y IS situated wilhlg half mile u, Shepherds
'dtvn, upon lhe coSntyrosd leading from thence
Tles NhaFlssigwn, aed contains 23l zACRESss ls3
N.Y. which are, arabic the remaining a6 acres
sbeing in wopd.
Tbs improvements .compr;se
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
bargains Tor Cash.

TTNHE undersigned respectfully informs his
/ friends and custom rs that he will 50 II a
few SADDLES. for cash, lower than they ever
have beeh sold 10 this county. ard Twill insure
them to be made Of the best materials. And he
win also sell low on the usual credit.
He would also inform thSse who have old
standing accounts, 10 come forward and settle
them, as be is much 10 want Of money
HE returns his thanks for the Liberal eneour-
agement lie hiss received since bis residence in
this place, aud hopes. by strict attention tobu,
sineSs, still 10 merit part Of the public patro-
mage. A. WHIP.
Charlestown, august 30.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
S2g Els SALE.

sI y ~ \ 5s.sss 4. \ a.s Y 3
Gssnbart. shout 1--WE hpndiec bushels If. wheat
The properly Of said GardharI levisd on 10 sa-
tifSg executions 10 igy hands egainst him as se-
eYu'y roy u hn Psekeu,--Terms Cash.
JOHN w. MOORE, DIS.
/ Aug 90 le4E ~ Fer. Daria SnirkLv. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
Eiktr.aY.

!. sas9., $sis ~. II ' ..a s'.s, .ss
BROWN MARE, With hfcek ulafe ana tall -
No assh mark reoolItried extept 4 scaf On her
rigblIhip her usual gsii, e. skot pace. IN
form4iion leading toshef recovery viii BE snilas
bly, rewarded.
Tie person VITO carried Oh sHevEL IS
good IL nsps. fr6ni mb beuse. lwili liz hsps save
erediA ny returning Property thai he knows does
not belong 10 him.
J5Hv !. III. srRAiTH.
A,s,,.f TX rf2sf q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
. III O III i % e.

TIME subscriber. res ding near Wickife,
Il Clarke county. has employed W. c Sheetz
10 teach 10 his family, and would like 10 get a
few boardsrs. .Mr. Shseiz is graduate Of
Jefferson COLLEGE, Pa.-shas had considerable
experience in teaching, and comes highly re-
The situation is healthy, and The
nelghborhood agreeable.
Terms for boarding, tuition, Washing fuel
SC, Sl0O per aHnum.
August 90. 1871.
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WM, sANDEKSoS.
CASH Ts01Es MIG EeOES.

Ii WIsH 10 purehake lafge number 81 Ne
sroes OF Both SEXES, that ace sound healthy.
ana slaves for life kor whichi will pay the
highest cash Pricest Persons hayipg servants
TO iii they will wrlielo me, will at all
times attend to tkeif hunIraions and will
send my agent-to their RESPECTIVE residerces e
requested. HOPE H. SLATER. f
Pratt street, Baltimore. ri
Aug 8. 1914 -A6,ns al
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