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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
DIED,

W Monday last after a1agcring snd most pain
III illhess. Mrs. FKAScEs H.isEs vic OF Mr.. Dan-
iei H..nes OF this eouitys sxgd ~ years
~ Al-as"tris. on The as, iasrs,,t, Mrs JAM B
IseoFr' vile q Mr. PbiiPH HoOl, in DE 4Sd year
o. Tuesday. the An inssant. :, Charldstesville.
nmSISlt. ,oungea child Of the la.e Governor
6iimeEs1sgel two years. nj
Departed thtslife, May the Alb, 1874. Ma. Ma
NJ daughter Of Issas4snd Ann Glimer, Of this
enng'y. eyed II years. e tn
In this disIlensaiinnlof Prolidesce. parents have
1851 devoted aud obedirnt daughter oihets and
sisters bave last fond end sfsitionste sister and
iemale saeies bss been robhed II one o. its brshi.
est ornAnefiE Il could he truly ssid Of her none
knew her but to love- Bui Providence mas taken
her from as, sod We mnst eHlinlY submit TO h,s de-
cree Aud We rejoice 10 know that her afflicted
friends neen not IRonrn IS those wiyhtut hone Hsr
parents had been strict members OF the preshstrri-
an Church foT many years. setting po,is and God
y example before their ehihrea observing strictly
one OF the great CommsndHfe nts sftrsin IN child
an the way he should 60. and whsn he is old he will
not depart from H." They had the happiness 10
know that their lzbors had not be in vain with this
ehitd; she gave the brighten evidtneex bf her se
eepttnes with Christ. exhort{og al around her to
meet ler ~ Heaven. The writer 81 lhis brief and
IimpeftectStribute knew and loved her and locked
upon her ass beautiful Tose-bdd, opening It's mod,
ssi and damask leaves. pouring its delightful
fragrance To al srouhd Shesi La a hand that adj
mres, snatches-h from its, slem but The rosebud
dies MARY hss been snatthed, il is true, hut Il
was by the haad who gave her aud She Is 40 ans
planted into the garden Of ,rndise wber renrisi
flo ~ers alone are permitted u bloom With these
happy reflections, weeping friends should endeavor
up their tears and prepare 10 die the death Of
the righteousI
.She has passed stSay from This hesutifuI Earth,
From her mueh-loyed abode and the home If her
/, birth,
From its forests aRd fields and mururalr:ng rihs
From lis beautiful plains and ~ crowned
hills,
She has passed away as the last sumfnerTpse
That awaits not the time whe; the wi,ter " ind blows
But lisste,h away on aulum4's qnieE gale,
And. seslteis its odnur in mcslat,in aud dale;
She isnow consigned to the cold dreary tomb,
he SD lot OF living mortality 8 doom
She viii nov sweeily rest in; the ealuest repose
Uhdislubed By life's cares and unpicrerd By its
woes" A FRIEND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
TIN a. Sheet IRON
IVA a ~ y z n CT o II y

TUNHE subscriber RESPECTFULLY Informs bis
n friends and the 1hbiie generally, that he
hasTemoyed hs Shop ext door 10 his r1Alonce,
On Main Street, immediately opposite MIR: G
w. A1squi,h's store. whsfe be VII; De happy to
~aii 90 sll Of his old customers Snd as many
new ones as may be disposed 10 patronize him.
He returns hisahanks :ar The hearty supPdrt
he has received. ard hopes By attention 10 busl-
aess stir ID receive their fators.
He viii be prepared AZ all times 10 make and
pot up, At the shortest notice SPoUTING in a
aperi"r manner al Kindsof work done In
Sheet Iron as heretofore;
On hand hnd for sale a good assortment of
Tin ware, warranted OF best quality.
june ID. "a. z ~ RkWLINS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
AO0gs AN ga$S1z.i39 1
cHEAPER TRAM EVER.
BQDg8. g. sgsgc lE'2 :

- - ~ - ~ s-fs-9 - s<4A 81 Q
gNHE Undersigned respectfully informs tn
- friends and customers ihgt he continue
al his Old Stand, nextdoor Eass OF Carriers Il v.
lei where will be constantly kept on hand, III
made TO order at,hc shortest notice, every de-
scriptioa ofsBo0TS aha<SHoEs. msnufaciurya
Of the best materials, aud By experienced work
men N
My prices willin no Instance. exceed those III
any other manufsctorY in The pface--.nor itecsl T
those sold 10 Stores. My Boots shall be mani
featured as cheap as the cheapest, ard tho Eut
iG may rest assured that the work shall be done
~ better manner and 81 as low prices as the
homemade work sold in The Stores
The LADIES are particularly invitedeo call
ard examine a-super 10. Of Maiooco, KID, and
Calfskin Shoes, which have bad recently man
ufactuTed BY one Of the best woTkmen In the
country and which will warrant To- be>equal.
ID beauty and better made9thaH those manulac-l
tnred ID The cities. viii sell Them al reduced
prices, as low as they can be had ii Iii G. stores.
Having just received from Baltimore III Of
SnPeF Extra Morocco. GENT EMEN would
do we'll 10 call and leave their measures. The
Morocco is Of quality that Cannot be had ai ali
times. Call and examine il
would embrace this opportunity Of tenders
/ ng mythaHks o3my friends sad customers III
ST1lhfeld, and would inform faenl thatI de ign
Continuing my visits 10 that place, for the pur-
pose Of taking MEASURES, on every Thurs.
day. and will make . reinrn on tie week fol-
| Towing The subscriber trusts that his pairon-
age Willie increased, and sHtscient encourage
Flent afforded TO compensate FIR the loss of iime
sustained and heextra expknse
JOHN AVIS, Jr.
4 Charlestown, April4 1914
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

II UST received and for sale Of DpffelG's De-
% pot, q LOT Of the bes, COAL for smithing
ever brought into the county. II is the same
coal whichls used in all the Machine Shops Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company
X Dan be had 81 the low rate OF Is cents per
husheI. All kinds ofproduce taker 10 exchange
for Goods, Goal, Iron. Nails and Salt; for which
produce will give Baltimore price, deduetng
freight and commissions Gre n4c shaks
Affixed DuFFIELD. j
May Is, 1914.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
25a5S1sOV e. Ia
{ KINDS OFF. Teach Il LigAtls
IHTrrzna for. 5asIhsam

kAA Ss4lA7L4lsaS &A@t@A~e-S 'SssAs&AS~SNxyehA
III. KlNlNGHAM respectfully informs Il
e friends and customers .hag. ho has repo, Il
ed his shoraso The Old TaihTlngl Stand Of + S
Bogue. deceased, nexe door to khe Free Press
ofiec, where he will be happs 10 wait upotT
those who may be disposed 10 pAtronize him
He begs leave to return his sincere thanks fet
the very iiboral patronage he his been the reel
paent Of, snd pledges himself tosrerewed exer-
items 10 merit a continuance
From long experiences intusness, aud the ge-
neral satisfaction he has rendered 50 Tar, he can
with safety insure neat Ct, aph perfect salts
faction 70 those who may bt PiSasrd Ia patron
iEn him.
Having made ample arrange henss TO be pro.
siled with the FASHIONS IS tbey are regular.
.ly issued, he can promise The 4ery
9 TIP or THE FASHION,
~ To those who may desire their garments so
made. and IS thus enabled 10 say that tho
nnas. fas.idious " i'll be served ID order bs Civ
ing him call.
As none, but the very best wnfkmen will be
smploye ed, the public msy rest assured thai his
work Willie both neat aud durable
ChaFlestown, April 4, 1874.
frJsC Country Produce will Be taken ., all
ines in exchange for work at cash prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
: Farrpaers. AtientfOm !!

zNHE undersigned has supplied himself with
"a lot 6f elegant timber for GRIM CR.f-
DsES, and is now prepared 10 f. fsrpersssoul
for !. clean work" The coming harvest Those
WHO wish Cradles made OF repaired vttl DC
well to send in their orders esrly.so thai there
NAV be no disappointment when Inc busy sea
son arrives. .9LFRED O.BA4N.SU.E Z.
!. Gharlestown, May %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
FOR SALE.

IF immediate application be made, neat,
comfortable and most conveniently arranged
RESIDENCE. in a pleasant and retired situa.
ton in charlestown, with AZ necessary out
buildings. The LOT is large, and shundanrly sup
plpd with fruit trees. shrnbbery, &c. II will be
sold At very reduced ptice, and Payments can
be made TO sutthe convenience Of any one who
may desire TO purchase. Inquire at this Office
Jnne i3 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Lawrence II. washington,

May 80. is44 Sarripisg Tta,ts. Sc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

The BosiSn Posi- gives the following as a cir
mar, occurring In a speech made at an an,i-sla-
very consenuonin that city, BY Jealous pa' SIM
pIe-minded African:
uMy. grandfather was kinglin Africa
"a ting You see before You some Of
the royal bIoodl But De Americans come
and stole away de son Of KING 20 make
slave Of him. Whst d'ye tnlnk Of uai =
Perhaps you don; think much o. q; ou'
hatwould de Americans say u oe age
.ripss VERB 10 come and carry of young Bob
Tyler l's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
DYSPEPSIA.

-
From d H .NaiIl, l6le .uem5sr Of ihs Legislature
Of Maryland
Sans Greek. Frederick co Md. !
August 26th, 1912
Mr.. C. rstoas--Dear Sir wing suffered
much during the spring or lS4l IS then in
formed you, wiRh whalI regarded as a dyspep-
tic condition oa the stomach, aud having pro-
cured a bouls Of Drs. Dresbach. Kuhn and
Pryor'sl DysPe ptic Cordial. al your instance, !
have pleasure IN INCOMING you that from its use
was 10 ten days entirely relieved on that occa-
sion. II has also been successfully used in the
family for other purposes, so that We are never
without IT, ID w NALL Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Also
SHEPHERDS (torme,ly Judkin's1 ONT

SHEPHERDS (Sorue, ly Judkin's) ONT 7"
.ME.N-T.
g. A long established remedy for viii ito
sweIlings, sore legs and ulcers OF long standSg
schlrrhus or ganduar Juniors particularly those
hardened tumors in women's breasts, felons
rheumatic paies in the joints, sprans and brus-
es, letter. ch5lblains or frost bites. new cut
wounds, burns and sca!ds, ard pains in the
back Sc ac5
The genuine srticle is now labelled &c shep
herds Patentlspeci6c ointment"-the name Of
g. Hersions appearing likewise, guaranteeing
its performance.
g. The above articles kept constantly on
band and Tor bale, at my Drug Store in Charles
town. JOHN P. BROWN.
June 10 i owly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Notices.

TEMPERAMCH.-A meeting 81 the
Chariefotcn Total .4bstiatace Society, will Be held
in the Court Room, on SATURDAY EVENING the
18Th, az 3 O'Clock, P. NJ. The members Of the
Spcieiy and all Others interested 10 the cause Of
temperance, are earnestly lnylted 10 attend.
Addresses may be expected. r. /
A, W. CRANER, Ste'y.
June ID, 1914. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

DePOsiIum Of ls4t 4 81. OH Os
DR. Butler and Dr. Reynolds re-apPonted
Physicians IN District No. \, for the. ensuing
year. at the same salary
DR. Burnett and Dr.. Slraih appointed Physi.
clans to the Poor House, and ID District No. q
At salary Of $40 each.
DR. Nelson and DIR Macouehlry re-appointed
PasFie'sns u District No. 3 at salary Of $50
each
Dr.. MarmioD and DR. Stephenson re-appoint-
ed Physicians IN District No. 4, al the same
salary
T&enty-four whites and one black have re-
ceived assistance 10 The Poor House since The
Isl day Of January last
The proceedings Of The Board ordered 10 be
published in the Flee Press.
Teste.
John P. BROWN, clsrR.
June IL. 1s4l-a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
THE MARKETS.
Of;et II ihs Baliimors .8msrsean, |
lane 10. s p Al

CATTLE.--Theue were $40 bead Of beei Sf'tle
-s.s "a, SIC a the scales this morning.. and ony
az rSId. 4hese vas very little demand, and those
~. rert disposed Of we're forsed of Il prices rang
IN eeaefnily from <l.75 70 So S73 per TOO lbs on
sh' koof. as IN qualify which i equal to so -
SO nett There are nov ga head 70 marks aasoiu.
+ F10f1R. Holders ol fresh ground parcels cf Ho-
I'D Efeet Flour of good mixed brands continue 10
- a 50 There Il but lnile demand for;the sr.i-
-. and The sales are very limited 4 sale q SO
k1rrsIs Marsh inspeclson Vas made On Saturday u
1ts73 The lssi seulins price for receipts By ears
.rss f425
pfo11Sl8als- There Is but little doing in Bs-
-, ioIsr and prices Of prime Subscriptions are pn-
-<,..S,d. "a Prime We.lern assorted y cents;
-'ISf shoulders cents. and Hams 6aL eenis.--
|I-,er 6u.liiie1 are held a lower rates. ascending
|.'STfr.--Us quote hhds q e ssnss snd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
District5COurt

Ofthe United States for the Western
District Of Virginia, al lSicuttOn.
IN BANKRUPTCY. t.
Ar0TECE to the creditors and 81 Others
" poncerhed in interest 10 show cause a.
gaipst the petition Of
No. l0O-Archibald NJ tKaSmiller, Of Jeffer-
son CoGdty. for discharge freh al bis debts
and certificate thereof, dnthe lssday Of Ocio-
per next 1este,
NICH0 X TROUT, ID Clerk.
JunhtI3 1874 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Co-PARTNERsHIP
IN THE
TafIoring Business.

zoBrFsubscribers respectfully inform the eli.
III xens Of charleslow1 and tho sdjsoent
opuntry. that they have entered into parleer-
ship in the TAILORING BUSINESS, and opened
q shop al the old Tailoring Stand Of Mr.. Joseph
Brown. tia the room lately occupied BY George
VIM Ransom. Esq as Law 0ihse,1 where they
wall always he-pgepared 10 execute ID The neal
EST and smoss fashionable style. SD articles il
their line of business .9
The Spring ena Summer FasAEoas for l6sS
haze been received, and heFeaissr the fssaiaae
will be regularly received eyes9 quarter. sApa
eEablingus TO serve or eusiomsss withsiha ys
ryra,esl styles at alltimes
Country Produce will be taken 81 All timesia Z
exchange for work.
VI 7R. IL sHoPE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Hlneac.

RI LOT Of the latesE shdfmest fashionable
~ Music for the Para and Guitar, together
asiih Preeepiofs Cor the ssane, Flute, and Vio-
Ifia al also q choice lot a excellent and eaeaP
GsalsaF snd Violin Siringsi Briggs, Screws. W
din Bows. Aprons, hoSse-kSir for rehtting
bsus, &C., for sale ches Ed0r sesA al the
MAJ ls Freq PREsss OFFICE,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

HNHE subscriber respectfully offers his ser
4 vices TO the public as an ACrcT IoNEER,
and sofcitsa share Of their patronage. Any
business in his line shall receive his prompt at
tention, snG shall be done in such mahuer as.
shall give satisfaction 10 all who may employ
him. II. I. 81. BglSCoE
Sbenhe rdstown--NIav 31-3t. "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Mules for salc.

gNydE sdbscribcr has for sale two young
4 Mules, well broke to harness, which he
wiz sell low for cash or exchange sbem for
good due paper. SOLOMON sTaLEY.
Shepherds,own. MAY is l844--St.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
FRocEED1nas or rzr
QVERSEERS OF the POOR
EAEcENI.
Nv illiam Men

~ EhSoS COUNTY. At t4e Annual
nrss Monday 10 juno, 1884.
PRESENT
No William MeMurran. and a.
20 2-George BeaIi. Georre w. E3amn,-,a
nd James wysong.
No 3-John Smith, joseph smith and NJ
o Maeougkiry.
No4-wilIiam Mccoy, Hugh Gaieece. md
John G Wilson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

II 0ST, in The Riehwoods, near Robert W
~ Bayiof's, Patent Stirrup Iron. plated
win brass u IS heavy iron, with rollers :
A fair reward will be given for iis return 10 The
Free Press Office.
June -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
NnrlcE.

TyHosE who have Wheat in tho IIaFiiown
u Mill are informed that il is ground. and
ready for delivery. They are regesled 10 take
i away before The FIRST Of June, or / will moi
hold myself liable for the inspection.
MAY 30-3t WN. q. NORTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Ferry, June IL. 1874.


HgHAvE for sale. largo lot Of Iron II Sc per
II pouad, cash. sheat; English, Blister. and
8usFicsh Steel. at reduced prices. Grain era
dies, Impor,sd waldron GRAFT s Grass Seq Ties,
MN, ANDERSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

The Cumberland Civilian states that oh ihs
first Of July the waller win d drawn from the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and remain oul
for two weeks. that necessary repairs may b
made.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

HAIL.-Wf learn that Hail or > very u
size fen lev miles, North Of This ,evl. o s
day lasl. s6me, or the sienes arc Described
beIzs he size Of hsn's egg!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Buckskin CLOVIS

EUST received a supply Of Winchester made
e. Bpekskin Gloves, very superior for hsr
vest, which ! will sell very cheap.
MI JOHN g. WILSON.
Harpsrs-Ferry, June 10, 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
NfraYed.

HNROM the subscriber living in rhariestown
4 Oh Friday The 24th Of May. Blue Roam
.u.7RE. supposed 10 be about 9 years old, about
IA hands high ANY inIofmaltsa respecting
her will be thankfully received, and = REASONS
bic Compensation made 10 ans one v ho viii de-
liver her 10 me. s. IT. .9LLE.H0A-G.
JtIse elf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
June ID, 1914.

co. Quarterly Meeting lof lise Methodist
Episcopal Clutch 10 JefSr.on Circuit, will be
held 10 The Church al Char lestown, on 22d and
23d Of June. NJ
June 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

NJ Preaching may - expected 10 the Me
thodis, hurch 10 Charlrst6wn. next Sabbath
9Th, at O'Clock, A. M ants P. II.
June 10 tEl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Grain Cradles.

nRAIH CRADLES. fBennetiss make j rras,
~ snea5s, and rakes, for sale b.
June -. CRANE q sADLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
MASONIC.

NE OUNr NEBD LODGE, No 81. Of Free
lFA and Accepted Masons, intend celebrst-
ing the approaching Anniversary Of 81, John me
Bsptlst on MONDAY the Path jane nsrt al
Shepherdstown, Virginia Neighboging Lodges
and All Brethren in regular standing, srecar-
daily inyited 10 unite with as on thai occasion
Al Address will be delivered by Brother James
E. Stewart. The procession will form at I
o'clock, A NJ
CHARLES HARPER,
GEORGE FEANAN,
SAMUEL McELRoY, J0
J.P. A. ENTLER, ia
WILLIAM BOWEN,
n A. NJ. vANARSDALE,
Nh THOMAS T. LEMEN,
L. C. HESKETT,
i Cemmiftet
shepherdstown. MAY 2s. 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
DagueErcotyPe Likenesses
In ColoTs, By an entirely nelO plan.


n ESPECfFULLY announce 10 the citizens
NO Of ChtrlessowB and vicinity, that They
will take MINIATURES Of large size, in very
superior styls, b the above process, ior two
weeks only,
They have taken the room over the store
room lately il the occupancy Of Mr.. J. B. Pack
cit, and direeiiy opposite the store Of Miller &
Tate
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call and
examine the dpecimens.
Jane s, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
More NeM Goods.

More New Goods
VKTE have finished opening cur SC cond SIP
Nv ply OF New Spring & summer Gveds,
consisting Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Hardware and Groceries,
Coma, Glass and Queeaswsre,
Wood are,
Irnn, steel and Castings, &c.
All Of which we inviis our customers and the
public generally 10 call and examine
B. r. TONNER & co.
Shephera$aown. jane G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

oar paper nerds ues dress, and
a1fiag the year Our paper mereH.
money. and mHsf have il. Do our 1
any interest in these maiietsl IF they
Ihem showlit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
NTILEV1LLE nEEzES.

ETNDER snd by suthorliy oil. l~o DEGREES OF
u the Circuit Superior Coart Of Law sud
Ghsncery for Jefferson county, psonouneed 10
two causes depending in said Ioprl, between
Catherine Schoseid. PlsiElia, ard Dsniei Say
der aud others. Defendants - and Daniel Sby
der. Plaintiff. and C. Schb6eid ,aad others. de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned, as Commissioners Of
said Court, will, on FRIDAY tas 5ih cay OF J3ly
next, before The Courthouse door it. Charles
town, jefferson eoua,s. Virgints, oder for sale,
the VALUABLE PROPERTY knoWa BY the
name OF. the s7h LII
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
10000 Feet Lulnbel,,

Elk Branch, June 8.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Oranges.

Oranges.
NRESH Oranges, Lemons, Dates, Cocoa
j Nus, apd large supply Of Candy, just re-
ceived BY JOHN P. BROWN !
June l3-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
CLAY CLUIB

AT HARPERS.F FERRY.
The next meeaR9 wfp be held al Carrell's
Hriels on. Thursday esepihe lie 2Jra instant,
NhSn AZ address will &c made by cHARLEs
IANEs FAuLKsER Esq. iris expected that the
Hon. JaHS J. HARDiN Of IIindis and the Hon.
RoEERr ScHrNcK, Of Ohto; viii also be present
ami address The Club The plhlis are invited
TO attend. S. BRIfENB UGH,
June 10. Se'y.H +. Clay Club.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
NEW z ST A BLIsHnTE EN- r.
BOOT g 9!lO1
TYANUEA 6yTeeRK %A

fHVIE subscriber has taken the shop, one
II door East OF the StoFe of Mi DAVID
Humphreys in Cbarles,own, whore he desigps
carrying on the above business IN all lis vaiicys
branches. He has made arrange Snents by wh.ss
be will be constantly supplied from the ellie III
Baltimore and Frederick, with Inc best maierl
ais, and purchased al the lowest prices TTstE 8f
just furnished himself with sery exiens d M.
sortment of Lasts Of Tie prylalestsiy le.as52
ion and will at all timeshave work men of u Fl 30
order, Ladies& Genllemep car besnppNea 3
The best work, at shortest notice and al MT sss.-
prices. He will be happy TO receive a4es
J JAMES McI1AN
II N B would avail nj seH-of the Aap,
W to tender my sincere thanks TO my Gu, +ta.
10 the neighbofhood Of HaIltown, for The
patronage heretofore extesfded 10 me-
would here remark that my cngsgen
sCharlestown, willsh no wise.lnierfere 4a. "
shop in Halltown, and will be happy ID al
tinue 10 receive their favois.
4 MIR John Stephens wdl, in my sbsence, ar
10 all business there. 4 J.McDANIEi
/ Cbarcstown, Jan IS, ls444-tf
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FERRY BOOT, SHOE,
NEW AND EXTENSIVE STOCK
FOR SUMNER WEAR.

III HAVE the pleasure Of snaouneing 10 my
frle61s and The puhlis gensr slIs .thalI have
JEST returned from Ihe Rast, Acd sm now open
itg The most extensive ssd general sssortmeni
% BOOTS. SHOES. H.sTS. and CAPS, ever
brought n the Valley OF nlrginis, comprising
every kind and quality now worn, OF the most
fashionable snd substantial aske. To those
test are in want say to Ihee tksy are lucky
fsr can sell them goods 4 my line cheaper
ttsn their philosophy ever dreamed Of Come,
every body. extend to ali a cordial invitation
= examine and price myjgooas. For The libe-
rsl encouragement ! have received since my
lcemmencemeht in business, | return my grate-
fqI acknowledgements, and hope by attention
= business, the eheapnSSs Of my goods. and a
dbsire TO please, 10 coeiEade 10 receive Iibe-
ri share Of patronage.
ARNOLD s. STEPHENS. K
Harpers-Ferry. June n. lS44
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yynnfed.
CASW FOR NEGesOEs.

n WILL. al al times gire the highest sprices
N ii cash, for likely young n E6ROES, 81
both sexes, from len 10 twenty -iise years Of
age. Persons having likely servsrils 10 dispose
Of, viii do well 10 call on=me st,my residence.
h charlsstown; and any COMMUNICATION IN
writing will be promptly attended ii
! U.al CROW,
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nTThe Treasurer Of Tie School Gommi ssioners
# efers0n County. will attend the th Saturday
ia. each noaih 10 ChArlesIuwo, Tor the purpose. of
paying of School accounts June Is.
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conmillse "a Arrangtmentl

Gen. II LEHMAN A. HowARD, Of Indiana, has
been nominated BY the President, as ChaTge d.
Afaires to.Texas, in place OF Sen. Murphy, re-