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APPOINTMENTS 81 THE PRESIDENT.
john A. Bryan OF Ohio, 10 b. Charged Ataircs
10 the Republic 81 Peru.
Thomas d. Mo>eley, 10 be Attorney of tho L.
States for the Middle District Of Tennessee, in
the place Of John NJ Lea. resigned.
Horalio Ball, to b. a Justice of Tie Peace in
the county Of Alexandria in the District Of Co
luIabia
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The Fredericksburg Arena no sooner escapes
from one blunder, than j, falls into anoilcr.-
First il declared tla Blair had no letter from H.
Clay" Driven from This false position. il retreats
to the ground taken lv "Vir.inus" in the Alex
andri;i Gazette ''ihat authority had hag aRcc
been given 10 T. p. Blair, 10 p"liiat it, by i,>au-
lhoI-whch he declined 10 do" This is another
blunder-tor ifhe viii turn 10 Col Boyds speech
he will find the following words from Mr. CLAY
himself written in 1898: "a must decline there
fore, the publication OF our correspondence" II
was placed. however, in The hands of committee
for inspection, but they refused 10 let any copy of
it he taken Mr.. Kendall saw i,-aDd quoted
its contents, (and the accuracy of his version has
never been ooniradic,cd) -and il shows dis
iinctly, that Mr. Clay expected ofiice-any
station" nlecd-for AdamsS friends told him,
there was none ITO which (hc) was not equal" in
case Adams were'clccicd Prcsident-and that Mr..
Clay wrote TO Mr.. Blair, requesting him 10 write
his Representative in Congress (Whiie) 10 advise
him 10 vote for Mr. Adams. This sllie letter which
Mr. Kendall aflirms mo candid man can read
rilout a perfect conriciioa that the vote Of Ken
lucky was given 10 Adams, tor the purpose of
promoting your (Clay's) personal aggranaize-
meni" This is The letter which Mr.. c. has never
authorised any ore to ru.ss-ard which, from
conscious gull, he dare TO! now publish
Tie New Yorl, Messenger (Major Noahl de-
votes column to The withdrawal of Mr. Tyler,
and declares that, although many may conceive
that this Withdrawal! cannot change the position
of the two candidates, We believe on the contrary
that ii will have decided influence in Virginia,
Ohio, in this city, and in several States, among
The friends ofthe administration, in strengthening
Colonel Polk, and should be estimated according
IT,"
The Philadelphia Mercury recently for Mr..
TYLER has declared for Polk and Dallas awe
shall (says the Mercury oppose National Banks,
Tariffs merely for protection, The Distribution of
the Funds arising from the sales ofPnblic Lands,
the assumption Of Stale debts, and all other mea-
sures associated with Federalism, and regarded
with dread and adherence by all true Democrats,
We shall also oppose in HENRY CLAY the i'm
pcrsonation OF corrupt demagosueism, pernicous
craftsmanship moral deprayiiy and political
treachery To prevent lhedisgrace and calamity
which his election 10 The Chief Magislracy would
bring upon the country, will be an object Of onr
most anxious solictude."
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Pfe.iden, William and Mary CoIlssc.
February Itl, lSii.

have seen, wiih pleasure, Mr.. Pryor. Card nm
Ho'iciBg hts purpose Ia cuninue his ySuabc School ard
setting iDt1 his course OF instruction. Nv rrsiu, pfo IN
williamsburg. hes made familiar with Mr. Fr,,t'.
iscirlnr, and H. effects the n;auntrs hai,. and
morals OF his pupils !! hoy lr made la b.l yr
himself properly, and Ia study diligently Mr Pryor VIA
make him do both My pn-ition, a. Il Professor in " IL
liam and Mary college, has embed me- 10 itGpr of the
tfainihs and p'eparaiiua of youths, who ruIe 10 u.
through Mr Piyot's sh'oI. snd am ora pared TO .sy,
mat they aie always distinguished, ,hc.r Ella. ses r
the 'ni"rntilnn areidy ~ anr.d, and, wha, i.
nfta for the development of Tie faculty a,umf-i.
nr, hy i:s ici>-, under BIS tuition cons der l.
Scl" - s'ta;ly advantageous the College aud IN
cstiu.ab!r value ru pIrrn's. q. TUCKER
Prot Law, Wil!llm aud Mary COLLEGE
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ALEXANDER DUVAI 6 co

ALEXANDER DUVAL & co,
DEALERS ~
Drugs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS.
PAINTS, OMS AND DYES,
Il Main Street, Richmond. Virginia,
OFFER inr sale large and well scrcicd Stock. To
~ which They invite the attention ut Country Mer-
chants and oihers:--
- ccroons Caracas Indigo
hhi-. Superior Madden
~ Ibis. Cuprcras
Is casks f., SON Salts
IL hhl.. Ci,tof oil
~ clsk. V,nriiln Red
IL cases EXTRACT Lacwoad
% hhis. Clipped l.oswovd
cL>is Ltnp Oh
/, trg. Salt c're
$50 KEGS Levi Lead, III oil
$500 lbs. io. hry
Gnl b,,y.s iNindo, .liass nsso:;r, SIZES
bh.. Camphor
lJGl .1S llnseed OIL
bis Warmth
oa.cs r. fined BnraI
81 hhs. 1aafcr'so
: ha.. EruisiaHs
10 Eacs Back Pepper
10 as Race Ginger
IN hbs. Alum
Together with tie usual variety, embracing assoi,
mtni al Fancy Articles Patent MrdlciErs 81.
~ Il. Particular attention paid Ia packing AMI ship
ping orders. ALIEN. D:VAL & CO.
On Ruins Of Eagle ilo'rl
Aug. 80 ji-tlS
UNIVERSITY uF aARYiAND
rJ,HE Annual Lectures by tl- Faculty Of Pnysc will
Commence on HE la, Monday &c O,tntrr next and
continue until The mrs. day Of March ioI"~ing
Ricna,d W. Hail. Vi. d, Prot. Obstetrics and Med sal
jurisprudence.
" lillian f. \. Akin, NJ. d Pof Chemistry and rhar
macy.
Nathan r. Smith, ii. D., rfof. Snr.ery
Samuel then, " II Prof Nateiia Mfdica, fhera.
peutlc-. and Hygiene.
Jnsepl gohy, VI. D., Prof. hnaomy and Physo'ory.
L isa Bartlett VI. -, Pruiessr Theory and Practice
OF Medicine.
George ". MiI;enberser, NJ d. nrnons traitor of Ana
tony.
+! he well known FEC lilies offered hy this institution
an unlimited supply Of materials for Ana o;ic:i -ly;
well flied tiosIita department in the i,n.a-.a,e
nil, nf t Ne dicl College under The sole control cf
:hr Faculty. with daily clinical Instruction bo:h ;rdi-
CO.: and Surgical: snroi"r thrmei an. Philosophical
Appa,a.s free admission IL III candidates c.alia-
ton 70 ine Pracea Pharn2ry hy Pruf -sns
stewart, nf tie Maryland nlirre ~ Ph,in.lsy ard
covcn.Icc al Medical L adiTc Rooin jl. opeatd IN
rhc:. hu,!,n. enable III = Gully l, ,ifr ~ aeiical
:, id III. rany ad. aHia.es not e. be utli o.sc herr.
Good nisc NJ. including l:ci az. ia,! can be oiaint
fir 81 per week
WILLIAM r. a. ARM, NJ. D., Dear.
AL- 81 35--5t
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

The Democratic Association of TIE city OF
Richmond will helI i meeting at the Concert
Room OF the E.xc;!ang. Hotel on Saturday even
ins next, the :il>, inst, at = O'Clock.
Il j.. hopct there will he 4 iuli attendance, and
cvcry Democrat is expected To b. nj his post
Democrats oi' Richmond, our cause prosper in
every part OF our STATE; and thos.' who have the
best opportunity OF Judging assure IT,, hat in No
vcinbsr next, Tie vote Of Virginia will hc given
i.y triumphant maioritr Ia Young Hickory.
Dallas aud Victory Let Us al!aroIsc Ourselves
with spirit which becomes our glorious causc
Unto the breach Then, dear friends, once more
unto The breach'-and let H. strike for ourselves
for the whole South, Tor The whole Inioa.
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TESTIMONIALS


The School al Nr Pryor has been ssah s!eG in WI
linm>btirg tor several years, dring wheh line have
become well acluaihiet buih with il. discipline ami the
character ct hc lrstfncti"n n,plF"i. have hrsts-
ZION ~ saying, tat Il dr.rrt.s IL rank among the nr-,
Schools IN oar slate The discipline IL adulra IT, tn.,
vanns subjects he prcie-,es Ia teach have b,-n wrl
taught. aud M Pnpis h'r" hcsn uniformly aaong tho
most suceessG! >ceh! al our Institution. Sir Ff,uI
observes To he eii-sed, TOE, among tie very teach
err, capable OF npsrn. correct Information In cor.
rec; hanntF ON tie Ai",al Sciences lie preparation,
{" ms pupils Ia ths department. being anos. unlshed
=. 4. DEW,
President William and Mary CDlls:c.
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Mr.. Prvots .hoo was established ionc h.Ea nv A.,
rval ~ VI Williamsburg, ~ II made knuvu me- ~ oLr al
Il vrIy erl"f rank. since ms rrsld urr ~ Wilhelm,
hac, aud during If my professional cirer, IA
~ ot Judging. nyse "l liz There have been
nb!r H. do fui, jstig- 10 Mr. pryors ianJs Il. r,s,h
ana lIs, perhaps unsurpassed. method disc - it
ran. The y.uE. men, who pass. d ronI Sir. riyor'.
School I" "I' college lake very hirh sSndng among
The ,ud-r's oi classr,; aGd Ia uae- from HEM Mr.
P.yor does not ony succeed III teaching mans de-
tas 81 the different branches 81 POI rdu.aiioI hut
what IL Infinitely moe Important, hs train. the mind
Young men I" riGdy ard inquiry and thus Ia ogen
the IN TIE only way Ia sell ImmOv, ard advancing
in the liteary and lie social wo'ld.
CiIiS NiNNlCERon2,
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A. nnIAGIrG

Married in Tusci.oosi, Ihnr.5y evening last, y.
The Rev. ,r Foihss, CAPT. JAMES Ap.as, - i!"I!c,
10 Miss iEsEIEiT. L. BicKLEr, II Tie former place
Married 1t the residence OF Sfr. JOHN Howard, in
King & Queen TlersIay morning. III 25tt August,
by The Rev. John SnmmeIson, Mr.. BEVERLY Pa,foE,
10 the highly accomplished and much admired Miss
FaANcEs A. GRooa.
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tTItS NINNTGTRDT.,
Professor Of Humanity WIN and Mar College.
February l2,a, 1874.

consider the Eel al ,r Mr. Pryor IN William. Eurg
of The very in the country In III paicu!ats.
have had m opportunity OF observing T. frsnt- IN TIE
opns ~ II ffCE his school Ia Eplr.c These nGt Only
have awl.s la The feat rank arguirrr hut
have, without reception eaBhitca lie uiH :; p'opiely
~ !rin.Hs.: proving Iilt the training nain-i
from him ia no. IN nor Ia HE intellectual cpitvalvr
be- iow.d. Mr. rDor's abilities az a t-achtt nsd me-
h-d oe instruction, b., and certainly asp
NJ vely high orcer; yet 90 frgaid enbet of HES,
particular. his ohI,f rIc,.oa,e. This eono"Y" IL
twhai exceedingly rare, aad valuable the
H.: standar: which Ice has e-t1hl.saci for himself Ia
regard 10 tic duties and qua N calions Of teacher, and
hi rcr.-ct e"nscisninGsaess Gni nursnitcd e2etor Ia
performing HE Whole al thcse duii- ard IN keeping
fully ~ that sts;,said. have derived this opin
may scais' Gu'nnu- fsom which have tc.iyrt
css ten-it ,aaa rcasurr-whch entities me- 90 SPEAK
Nuh ai,Soie confidence 81 Lis nn'al ~ well as ri lis
ia;eilectnai o"s.i,r.. 70. SAUNDERS,
rruf II Mathematics in Wm. and Mary College
Williamsburg, ism Feb, ie!i.
have great pleasure in add ng my testimony ap.ro
baton those ,f MY brother Professors Of y III ar ard
Mary college. Dang :he ei.It years iliat have held
profrSsnFslip IN tn, institution h,vr had any 81
Mr. ynrs scholars IS pnpi:s in my cirs-es, and i"ve
been struck by their uniosc, god conduct ahr by u"
excellent a.d eff etiyc manner hch hey lave been
ground, in the principles If the Sci. noes, II las been
ny N''' JOHN WELLINGTON,
Professor Of Chemistry ard Natn'a rl''losoniy.
Ia lillian aud Mary college
9Th rcbuary, 1914.
A, meeting az Tho pupils OF Ar lryors School held
on the .I.t 4, february, iii the following resolutions
were unaniric,i.iy adapted:
R,sored. That, having had every opportunity of bs
coming ACQUAINTED with Mr.. Pryors discipline and mode
of in .trcun take great pleasure In s ing chat, in
our opinion both nne3ceItonable End we sincerely
wi.h that he may that patronage which lie
SD rchiy merits, boh "a a gentleman and 4 scholar.
g,soired, Tha, tie Secretary be directed 10 transmit
the f. PONG resolution 10 MI Pryor, aud request lis IN
serton i his neat card
JESSE NJ. JARVIS, Chairman.
ions VI. WINS, Jr., Secretary.
Aug. 20 VII
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CHARLOTTESVILLE CONVENTION.
We deem this movement of such essential inn
porance 10 the success our cause that We cannot
orbear again calling the attention OF the Republi-
cans its occurrence. II meets on the 10Th OF Sep
tcmhcr. Wcunier>tand, that some Ike strongest
Republicans and best Orators in Virginia will
attend il. A copious supply Of Documents will
be provided for distribution embracing the most
momcntous issues, and supplying ammunition
for the management, OF the campaign. We trust,
that the delegations will be full from every coun-
W-ihat they will meet Ia catch from each other
and communicate 10 their friends The generous
spirit OF cn'hIsiaSm--and 10 exchange ntorna-
ton so very important 10 our brilliant success
AMI a glorious victory. Let no delegate stay
away. We shall have many arrangements 10
makc-an active organization 10 adopt-a plan
ofvicloly 10 accomplish. The presence alone ofso
many brethren untet! in the same common callSe
dear to our hearts, will b. sufficient 10 l,indc M
all our best Svmpahes, and prepare us for the
struggles of the coming encounter. We shall
have in addition 10 these, the opportunity of see
ing some citizens who are distinguished in The
public councils-ot hearing some of our best Or
alorS speak-of listening 10 an animated Address
and OF vowing, in sight oil the tomb Of Jefferson,
that we will never desert his principles. Virgil
MIA expects every man 10 d. his duy-and let Us
20 forth 10 confer AMI commune together, 10 know
wha, we are 10 do and resolve 10 do il.
- We invoke, therefore, 4 full and animated
attendance OF the Delegates o.ihe Democracy Of
Virginia.
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they have acted repeatedly and powerfully in de-
fence of human right, and more especially for the
conservation OF the great constitutional instru-
mentalites, tac right Of petition, tic Ecsaom Of nc
press, Of speech ant dcbate, BY which alone we as
ser, those rights, and hy which alone they can be
peaceably, periodically, or successfully asserted
The Wing party is composed OF men, more in
telligent as general thing, more independent,
disinierested and humane than their opponents
They have shown, that as party, they can nei-
ther be moved by the violence, nor seduccd BY the
corruption OF Slavery. The very first act they
performed on hcirascenson to power in 1871, was
a sacrifice 10 principle unparalleled in The history
ofparty contests. lmeanthe RECESSION otthc saS rule
Had they shown the same subscrviency 10 slave
holding tyranny, interest and ambition, as the Lo-
coiocos have ever DONE had they for The sake Of
Federal honorS, Office, and cmoumemts re-cnac-
ted that rule, and yielded up all The important
eomMHees 10 that habitual jealousy ard arrogance,
which Locofoco rule has done nothing, but fawn
upon and confrm-thcy would have been in
power now; and hey, instead of plant Democrats,
falsely 50 called, would have had the Offices, and
would have become, like them. the base dccevers,
or the contemplate tools of Tyler And look
upon II as cheering evidence, not only Of The
progress OF our cause, but also OF The prevailing
moral soundncss of the American people that a
party which lost power SO viruuusly, is about 10
recover il with interest"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

Harpers- Ferry. Nov 30.-Gm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
N Ew z 81 ABLIsHMEM 4
5DOOR g 9ll0Sa
MANUFACTARV.

yEyHE subscriber has taken the shop ono
u door, East Of the Store of Mr. David
Humphreys in Charlestown, where he, designs
carfyingon the aboye business 10 all lis various
branches. He has made arrangements By which
he viii be constantly supplied from the cities cf
Baltimore and Frederick, with the best matert-
ais, and purchased at the lowest prices! lie has
just furnished himself with very extensive as
sortmenpof Lasts OF The rery lates style and fash
ion,and will at ALL times have woEkmeno or The first
order. Ladies& Gentlemep can pesupPIied with
the best work. at shortest noted and at reduced
Pricks. He will be happy 10 receive call.
JAMES. MCDANIEL
n Twould avail myself OF the cpportun i
~ to telder my sincere thanks % nv Customers
in the neighborhood o-Halltown, Tor the liberal
patronage heretofore extended 10 me. and
would here remark that my engagements in
Charlestown, will iu no wise interfere with MY
shop in Halltown, and will be happy 10 con
tinue 10 receive their fayoIs.
Mr.. John Stephens will, In my absence attend
TO al business there. MCDANIEL
Charlestown, Jan 25, lS44-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
JOHN q. WILSON.

"OULn most respectfully inform bis
w friends and the public keneially, that
he has just returned from Baliinore with wen
assorted Stock of Fall & Winter Goods,
which has been selected with great care, and
viii BE- soldon as good terms as any goods in the
Valley. His assortment consists il aart Of
super blue, black, invisible green, and green
CLOTHS,
do do. do cbss;meyes
Sattinetts, ell color AMI prices,
BLANKETS 81 every description,
Flsnnels, slI coiors.
Silk TelFes Festiugs,
Figured, striped and plain Apaccas, all colors
and 6gnFes.
ChaEgeabIe do
Broehe ShaWis, and Nett do
Mousiine de LANES, Psrrissienes,
splendid assortment Of Prints at every price
Ladies' Cashmere Hose, splendid article,
Gloves, Fancy Shswls and Handkerchief,
Genilemen,s black silk and fancy crayels,
A good assortment Of Domestics, such .,
Fulled Linssys, Plaid do, Bed Ticks. bleaehes
and brown MnsIins, Cotton Bats, &C
/ A splendid assortment Of gentiemens ahG
boys fur. cloth and hair Caps,
Beaver, Russia aud silk Hats, very cheap,
A good assortmentof DW.fRE,
Carpenters Tools, Bench Vices,
GROCERIES Of every description of bes
quality,
Queensware, Stone and Earlhenwate do.
He would respectfully invite hisffriends anC
the public generally To- call and examine hi
stock before they make their fall purchases, a.
they win certainly promote their interest By
doing so. CalPsoon and secure bargains.
Harpers-Ferry. Oct. Hl2. Is43.
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New and Cheap Store,
G0,I1NIfg SION HOUSE


00IlIIIlS SION HOUSE
|ERANCIs HUNTINGTON of Baltimore,
IL having taken the Depot and Store at Kerr
neysyille, is prepared 10 do a general country
business. Having purchased very low ! large
Assortment Of New Goods,
such as Hardware, Dry Goods, Chinaware, and
Queensware, Groceries, &c.. &c., he will sell
unusually CHEAP for cash. Having made
arrangements for the sale of all kinds Of PRO-
DUCE, to the best advantage, will receive the
same Interchange for goods, or will give fair
prices in cash.
Grain and all kinds Of Produce, will be taken
on Storage, forwarded and sold for account Of
owners iffdesired. Liberal advances made on
Grain, &c. received on commission. H
81 On Hand, tf4
| 30 sacks Liverpool Salt, coarse and fine;
First quality Herrings ard Mackerel;
i Sperm, Lamp and. Lfnseed Oil;
Paints, Dye-weods, &C.;
| Baltimore Sugsr-house and N. o. Molasses;
Large and excellent assortment Of sup,r Teas;
All qualities Rio and Java COFFEEj
| Confectionery, Spices, &c.i
Boots and Shoes--all qualitiesi
| Fur and SILK Hats, fur Caps, &c;
all Of which Iwilsell exceedingly low.
N. will also keep on hand good as
sortment of LUMBER.
Kerneysville, Oct. ~, l843.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

1NHE subscriber would respectfully inform
- The public generally that he. has secured
, the right Of making and vending the above nam
ed STOVE in several counties "A model 81 the
Stove can be seen At the Harpers-Ferry Iron
Foundry, and in the course Of few weeks
shall have a number Of the Stoves on Hand
! deem i unnecessary 10 say much concern
ing this Stove in my advertisement, as ! have
no fears but il will recommend itself 70 every
person that will examine IT, will merel, state
that it is adapted either for The burning Of coal
or wood, and that,it is 50 constructed that in
case the cooking is required 10. be done very
soon, portion only Of thesSioye need be heats
ed-that is when The family is not very large.
The price Of he large Stove is $685. the small
one sag, complete. Persons who may want a
Cooking Stove are requested to give me call,
and after trying the Stove If they are not pleas
ed with it, will take ii back.
HUGH GILEEECE.
Harpers4Ferrys, August 10, ls43.
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ASTONISHING n TRUE.

4 AIONG The thousand mediciues Advertised
- certain cures for pulmonary complaints, darn
Expectorant stands alone. Its path 10 he publ
eonf.cnce has been paved not With pubs. but cures
and the vouchers Tor 10 eicaey include 81 arrs %
names which, for character and responsibility, cs-
not be surpassed 10 this eonqtry. DR. Jayne, being
himself 4 Ply siciAn, does not profess 10 perform
physical imppssi5ilties bat he does ASSERT and be
is horne out BY we'll ausheatieese1 fscis thas 10 al
diseases Of the lungs ndchest which are suseepti-
bic q cure without miracplons nterferense, hsex-
peotorsnt will restore the patient 10 health. No
other medicine will remove mueus or pns from the
throat SO thoroughly as this. IL elfecluaiy Losses
the cbagulated masses from the membrane which
lines the traeha. and Al every cough the patient VA
bring mp portions ofthe disengaees mater. Ia Am
complaints cf The pulmonary organs even where ma
ture seems 70 be making no effort 10 throw of the
disease. Jay0ess Expectufant imparls yigor 20 the
machinery Of inspirations and epablssthen 10 dis
eneum6sr themselves of the ohstEpcsions which had
impeted their free operation II has restored hun
dreds 70 perfect health. after their ply sScans had
given them up IS ncurabie, With Consumption
Coughs. Colds. Asshma. lnflaenza, Rronehltis,
lWhooping Cough. 10 word, Ill diseases III Pull
mOnary nature yield 10 this preparation. Il properly
administered. fsfi@ As ~ =
Rev. j. 5. Maginnis, Professor IN Hamilton nm
lY. Literary and Theological Seminary, says:
81 gould not be without Dr.. JaxneS Medicines Ia
my family for any confederation l have found them
successful IN cases where 81 other means have fail
MIR. Nicholas Harris, corner Of Froat and I.osn-
bard streets Philad.inhia N eure n f,omph ssh
ma and Bleeding OF The Lungs. under whieh IL -
bored for many years.
Rev. Ira NJ. Allen, late of thls b0i nov of New
York city, saYs:-"I have used Jayne,s Expectosanl.
and have more confidence til il than ali other Me,i
cines Of the kind
pr. Helmiek. Of zanesylle, Ohio, was cured of
4 gema by u, and now prescribes il 70 hia patients
Seaii pulmonary Affections. Mr.. John Beekforsl Of
Passport. Maine, says:-. -Four Expectorant has
just cured man, whom his physician had given up
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
Hardware, Cutlery, &C.

+ i . .
1ENHE subscriber has general assortment o.
j Hardware, Cutlery, &c., amongst which
are
Mill Saws, Hand Saws, Tenant Saws, Circular
and Key hole Saws, Butchers and Pannel do
Socket ana morres cnsseis,
Smiths files and rasps,
Screw augurs, all sizes, =
Planes and bits,
Knives snd forks,
Bride bits, stirruP irons, buckles,
Bolts, pad and screw locks carpenters do
Stock and knob do >,
Knob and Norfolk latches, "
Brass and plated candleslicks,
Tea ,and table spoons.
Mason's and plaslerer's trowels and hatchets,
Carpenters hatchels,
Broad and narrow axes, chopping axes,
Drawing knives, rpzors ~
Strop hinges, butt do
Screws all size4,
Cupboard, drawer till and trunk locks,
Butcher and shoe knives, 5I
Sheep shears. scissors, tailof's shears,
One Smiths Wee,
All sized iron wire, brass do
Cooking and Parlor stoves,
Pots, ovens, skillels, spiders, gtides, &c.
A full assortmentlof iron and steel wagon and
cart boxes,
Trace and halser chains,
Shovels and spades, steeiyards from 30 10 3OO
pounds,
Nails all sizes, Brien's make,
Cookie and meal sleeves,
Extra stove pipe, all Sizes
ALso-A full assorlmentof
Tinlcare, EdrthenwGre, Cedartoare,
iStoaerdre, Groceries s Drugs.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
FUnLED &1PLAID LINsEYs

shepherdsiown, Sept. %, Is43.