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Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
AN ANIMATED WARMING PAN.

We can't tell hcrc The lDllowinr comes
from v vc find II straying about among cur
exchange papers. wi houi an owner. Our
reaic.s niiy All have seen and laughed N
i before. but II they have. We arc quite sure
2 second pensll will provoke second and
v hrnriicr laugh.
In Ire anI t.,-,---asisssr t.--- - ILL WY
iriar. Not many years ago an unsnph;s.i-
Gated giri took sari i-e in ho:el, in the toxin
Of. Poor fhing-siic had never
heard OF warming pan IN her life, though
she regularly confessed to a ifiar once a
Year.
Ii So happened n cold ard drizzly nigh,
that 2 priest tool. lodging in the inn. lie
had travelled ilr, anl being weary. retired
a: an early hour. Soon af.cr the mistress
Of the house called Tic servant g-rl.
"Beiiy, plt fhc lriar i'll No 81
UP went Betty 10 the poor priest.
- orr reverence must 70 in.o no. 6. my
mistress says
How, WHAT" said w, annoyed 4. being
disturbed.
..four reverence must 70 into No. 6.''
There MAS no help ior II, and lie priest
arosri donncd dressing gown and went in
~ Nn. q.
III about fifteen min-rc cs the mistress can.
ed to Betty.
.irG The frar inio No. H.
Betty EaiI something about disturbing liz
reverence, which her mistress did noi IN.
dcrsiand. - she told The girl in 4 sharp
voice tr do a4 shc Wa directed. and 4hr
would always DO right. I p went Betty,
and the unhappy priest, despite Of his angry
proicsiations, was obliged % turn out
NJ NO. q, and % into No, 4. But q
iiiilc time elapsed ere The girl was told TO
y A tito iriar ia M. M. and The poor priest
thinking ihlt every body was mad IL tie
house, sturdiiy resolved to quit il the next
morning. crcp, into the damp sheets of No.
". But hc wa n enjoy ID peace :hcre.
Betty was again d.rec.c1 to put the friar into
No. Il, and with tears Ia her eyes she obey-
ci. Id about un hour the landlady cGnclu-
del to 20 % bed herself aud the friar was
ordered into her room Wondering wha;
il all meant Betty reused Up the priest, and
told him hc must ~ into No. 2. The monk
crossed himself, counted bis beads, and
went into No ?.
II ~ happened that The landlord was trou-
blcd with the grcen-cycd monster. Going
up to bod. therefore, before his wife, his sis-
picions were confirmed by seeing between
his own sheets, 4 man souu1 asleep. To
rouse the sleeper and kick him into ihc
street was the work NJ moment; nor was
the mistake explained until next DAY, when
the priest informed the innkeePer what o.li-
rares Ind been coinm "a upon hun, and he
learned to his amaZemeni, that he had been
serving the whole n;ght a warming pan.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27

T1 PrerrRt Hires being feHrri a5ifi Flies-
Take Two three small llnia!is Of walnut leaves.
upon which pour two OF three Pinis Of soft cold
water. lct X lnfHse cnr night IND lal II boil ior
quarter W an hour when cold Il VIII be fit for uss
No more IS required ihan to wet sponge, and be-
fore the horse goes ont of the stable TT those parts
which are most iFritah.r III smrared over with the
liquor. viz. between and upon the ears. the flank,
A.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27

A GALLERY.-Your spscted preacher Is
g1yoine 70 open gallery oh fine art. lie
IN gwoinc to hab variety ob painting done
wi1 chalk and red ollcr. He viii open dis
gallery in de wood shed cb Massa Jackson,
who i Kin M de iineral, and a. picknnrs
viii W drawn by sc5rrul gemmen Oh color
ior de benefit Oh dc poppyiaiion oh color.
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27
s=E-rrzznHszzsE-sn-z=z==aazz=-=z-zE=.

AyoTHEH Foor RAcE.-There is t. be
another great race over the Beacon Course
on the llth Of November FIR purse o.
si400. The principals IN the last race arc
to staii in this. The purses offered are lih-
erai, and - divided a. 10 INDUCE larga
number 10 start,
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27

= A young physician asking permission Of lady
10 kiss her. she replied, No sir never like to have
a Go-soT's bill thrust in my face. ...I.. .r
Washington telegraph., 1844-11-27

To MAKE COOP Corn NBREAD.-"Cousin
Polly" has sent to the Western Cultivator
the following receipt for making good corn
bread. Try it:
''Take as much corn meal as you wish to
cook, scald it well, by pouring scalding
water over it, and stirring it thoroughly;
then mix it to the consistency of batter,
with milk-if it is pretty rich it won't hurt
it; but mind the mixing part, that ii is
thoroughly done. the more the better. Put
in one egg, a tablespoonful of sal;eratus.
and tablespoonful or more of lard. Mix
the whole thoroughly together till the in
gradients are entirely Incorporated through
the whole-mind | say the mixing, the
more the better. 1t is now to be baked as
usual, about three quarters ofan hour,and you
will have the finest corn bread you ever ate. ;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
THE cMfREE rs
Office Of the Baltimore .7msrteu1l, D
Oeloberfl4. S. 2. Al. {


cATrLE.-There were SOC head Of Beef Cst.
iekehered for sale al The Scales this morning OF
aIlich le0Fwere purchased for another market
ana ESQ sold 10 the city butchers al prices rang
rag from 81 50 70 81 Is per 400 lbs on the hoof,
edPal to S3ssl 21>Ret as in quality
hoGS.-J,keTe is Iolerably fair SUPPLY Of
Life Hogs in marke !. and sales are making IL
Stfa5 per leo lbs.
FLoUR-Sales of new Howard street Flour
were made from store ON Saturday at So -
Holders ask 81 25sS4.3lI Good parcels of old
1olr are held al 81. There is no settled receipt
pjce
ERAiN,--We continue 10 quotegood prime
req Wheats at s5s9 lFcts and ordinary 10 good
(atR0asS cts White WAests are worth 95Al05
cts. Sales Of Nd. Corn AT 1874 cts for white.
and AZ cts for yellow New Germ sells at S9a
4 ircts for-parcsls n7good condition. Sales Of
ol4 Pennsy lvania yeliow were made on Satur.
-dsy and to-day st$47sss(cls We quote Md.
RE al 62a63 cts andoaiS at 23a24 ets.
wHlSKEY There is fair demand for bbis,
sstl25,cls. Hhfs- 90 Cd very slowly at 23la24
II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
Wing Festival in Fa,IIqaIer..

The Wings n the 9th copsre.sioa Il 74,is,rs,
have made arrangements fo1 holding a Grand
D's'i.'t CohVennoo' at or neas Walrenton, on
Thursday The 24ah Of October. 10 copEinpe ,br,,
days Tie Committee cfTagiraiiop II, .es:
The Wings. not only of hat DistBct NV :,
ihe State, and Union. will please consider man.
selves invited An invitaiiun IS ALL cbrdisIlv
e1teGded 70 the opposite parry 10 b. pEesebi. an5
-paftske With Us. Ample provision Nm II = wv
for The entertainment and comfor, IL Ill gbo
may favor us win their presence, a uunber
Of the oblsstwhjg Speakers Of the Union. h in Il.
present ana am 'Tgsi them, the Hor. John NJ.
ciaytan, q DelaM4Fe. Han. VIC. prestop. II
South Carolina, Hon IS. C. Rives. and Hon.
John Pendlelon ,sof Va. are expetlsd, n s
hoped mat the Clay Clubs lhroushod, The DIX
iricl will take the subject 10 hand and ms kesucb
preparations as will ensure a meeting worthy N
our candidates and co.. cause.
TIE COMMITTEE OF, INVITktfoN.1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
.m.GRRFED,

Al laeIesidence Of Capt. Joseph F AbeH, on
Tuesday evening last, NJ The Rev. Alexandee
Jones, josS>H MooREHKAp, Esq. Of Evansville.
OHIO, TO Miss MARruA C. F. Goop, daughter Of
lhe late VIM. Good, E-q Of Berkeley.
On THURSDAY the 81 instant. by the Rev Mr..
Swiizer, Mr.. PmLiP AHpHeER TO Miss JANE,
daughter Of the late'Wm. Edwatds, deed,
aH.of Frederick county. Z
lion Thursday evening, goth ult. by the Rev.
VIM: NJ. Ats,uson, ID D., JOHx BELL GlLKEsoS,
Id Miss Mar Z. GHERRr, all Of Winchester.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
gRUsgEE's SAFE
DTE Al Is les

l2slAAAlL. laSIE a 1glaa /
III Y1virlue Of l Deed of Trust, end 4 Decree
A-D of the Circuit Superior Court of'Law and
Chanceryffo fhe county Of Jefferson, rendered
on the 3lst iay of October. ls43, in a certain
cause therein depending, between George Back
house, pIa4a,lf, and james Roper, defendant,
The undersigned, the surviving trustee 10 said
deed oftdust,.win proceed 10 sell. al public auc-
lion % The highest bidder, al Carriers Hotel,
II charEsstoWn, on MONDAY the 2lss aay Of
October NEXT,
"A Vqlur5le Parcel Of LAND, o.. so
\ much khereofas asay be needed,
Situated Oh HE Souh-eastside Of The Shedan.
doah rfyefs III The conafydf jefferson, contain.
tug 54adtes, and being the North vest corner
Fofihe lafgof tract BOW owned .hg said Baesl.
Rouse, A Plat Of this land can % sssn 3, the
7oGice 81 thefundersigned ia Chariasiowus
-TER,is = One -hir4of she purchase money ID
cash. The lrssidae ID t#o equal payments . \
GO and 80 Digs The TILE q be Withheld until
ihe Whole Of the puchaseEmoney ispaid. Sale
! to take PLACE at I9 O'Clock. I'M.
Il ANDREW HUNTER.
Sept 70 / Surviving Trestee, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
DIED,

On Friday last. Of 4 lingering pulmonary az
lection, Hiss ELizsBtrH YATEs, daughter Of
sJshn Yates. Esq. Of this county.
AT the white and Red Sulphur Springs in
Tennessee, on the/24th ultimo. Major JANEs
RIcaARDs. Of Cafpeper county, Vas 10 the 10th
year Of bis age.
4 On Thursday the "a instant, at Harpers-Fsr-
n. Miss ELlzABETH DUKE. eldest daughter OF
John and Lucinda Duke, in the 2lst year Of her
so.
on Thafsdsy the % instant. Al Harpers Fer
~, LEsEl, in the 9Th year OF her age sand on
Wednesday, The 9th instant, wlLLffM, sge9 ;
sears, children Of James F. and Sophia Duke.
In the Borough 81 Norfolk. va, after pain
fnt illness. en- Saturdsy'the 5,h inst, The Rev.
WI. w. Bail, Pastor Of the Methodist Protest.
ami Cbufch, Of HaTPers.Fefry, aged about So
wears
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
2 p o u = Y Y
FoR S ALE.
=: 1900 =77--7-1-F q
ATTENTION. CAPITALISTS


ATTENTION. CAPITALISTS 4. 4 &
rEyHE subscriber wishing,,o SELL IS disposed
70 slIe bargain n bis Island Properly,
HarpeFs-Fefry Virginia.
There are ~ithp the limits Of tie surasya-
bout SEVENTY ACRES rand the premises al.
ford 40 excellent size for any branches Of ma
paiaeture, requiring a water power after sn
qXsalnsuoa by ePnqetcnt engineers, this To-
gaiIty has beer deemed 70 possess superior I'D
4anIages ID tais fesnectI IL is contiguous to
the National Armbry, andflhe Baltimore & Ohio
Rz Road passes near IL. IL is also thought.
hat Foundry Of Ropewalk could be estab.
lLstied here with much ptoht To persons vi
Enterprise, possessed Of a moderate capital,
E9ls property wohld be worthy OF attention. 1t
+ deemed, annecfssars 10 say more, as persons
wishing 10 purchase VIII no doubt examine fer
thenselyes An early application may insure
good bargain. Al regards the terms of sale ;,
Re, applidatonIto be made 10 the subscriber /
Or 10 Joseph Byfne, Harpers Ferry.
PATRICK BYRNE,
AarpersE Ferry, Sept | 9 -s5.
National IatsHigsrcer insert weekly to the a.
mount Of Is ana charge adv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
IN 49, Tk1

Illegal Toting The Washington Stan
aard Ssss that Ftp. Blair. The editor Of
Tie Globe. a The feceal election 10 this
State voted ia MonieomeTy copniy. Md.
ii states further that Blair. non Ihne since,
rs1 as . candidate for some city Office 10
Washington. The following i a para
graph Of The Standards article:
Dir. Blair claims to own farm out ia
Montgomery codniy. where be stops dor.
ing some Of The suzfmeF monihss but what
has Ibis Id do with his voting ID the Ma
rylsnd eleciions He is a ciiizen of this
city, lives here. and Is sometimes csndi.
dale for Office here. and yet. screaming
and bawiing at the top OF This Lungs,
through his fools and toadies inlghe Globe
against 'fWhig pipelaying' To- Maryland
lie deliberately goes to the polls ID thai
State and casts his own spurious vote
Ball. Patrio. :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
n corT Anr BUILT
! {,sS,, ~ ~ =. M s95,-sIE

q LDVVNI ~ 6 &c SlA9
"A 6ne large Barn. recently erected !sPfing,
Smoke. Corn, Poultry. and Root heasess Also,
j houss for sersants! togslher with o,hyr requi-
sile ouf. bbilairgs, VII 10 excellent FepaRs
There Is upon lEla premises a. iine YOUNG
aRe HARD oeehosce iruls,in fqfl beafibg; snd
s19sp near lie house there IS a large liGestone
sp1ipg which afford running water ID most Of
thc Ssids :,
% not dsem Il decesssry h, give further
particulars m refelence 10 the place, af pre-
sarte thaisli who ill.,. wish ID purchase wlil
csIiapd exSnide lha property TOT the1selses.
sndiio any such / han Be happy 10 Furnish
-whaleyer snfermalioi may BE- rtquisites pn sP-
pllestion 10 ne personally Ior by letter. post
7Ala, |# HENRY BoTELER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17

Al II. persoBs are hereby nou6eh thal due
"a pill is favor ofJames Elshigan, dor two
nundredsahd for'y-iwo doliars and lorty-eight
cents, dated N January or February, ls4& and
signed by Wan. Easily also1a prohissery note.
pay able TO James Flanagan OF order, drawn and
dated on the 22j day OF MAY, Is44 ,{for s454l5,
and signed by Wm Easily, have been giNen in
error. and VII not be paid until final setties
meni shall be had " hh ssid5Flanikan, aud The
money be found TO be due him
Oct II. Is44 J WM FASRYr- y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
- NIDg TSlR sAT.E !.

4 OFFER for sale ethe following Tfac,s Of
4 fine Laid in The Counties Of Jefferson and
Berkeley -
" 4 Tsact OF 900 Acres. three miles
% iow Msrsinshurg{ npw in the tenancy OF Da-.
gaid Csmpoeil, whose term expires in April.
n TwcFarms pfaboat 500 Acres each,
- Berkeley and Jefferson Counties, on opsqupn.
Ntthsxiensfge ard very rich low gfounds.no IL
iae eeeapshey Of Bapjamin Boley.
J. My Haale6sld Estate, Of 600 Acres
70 b sold entire or divided.
4. NJ Sulphur Spring Tract. Of 400
Acres, 90 0pecuon, With q verA fine sulpAnr
snring, WHICH was for many years known as
Asenghini's Sulphur Spring. -.
These TlaGts WILDE sold On the most acccsu-
m9taling teFIns, and divided where practicable,
10 sult purchasers, Immediate payment Of no
part OF the purchase money viii be required
provided, interest Re paid and good secursty
with mortgages on the premises be given. The
terms viii BE- made rs easy and accommodating
as any purchaser can ask.
ii s}sr. G. FUCKERS !.
Hazlefela, Sept 81 .~fs2L-tf
The tenants on the lands will show the pre-
nfses, and SWe such Information as may be- de-
sirable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
CAUTFON.

char,eslown. netl7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
a % Ai.sl9n

4NHE undersigned moaid notdo justice 70 His
- own feelings NOR toshis kind friends were
he 10 WITHHOLD. bis acknowledgement FOR the ve-
~ latterng encouragement he has met with
since his return to Chs riestown, iii tie Joiner s.
CnpsntffAg B'tsiafss, ahd would say 10 all, that
his best efforts win bes directed to please tie
plsinestor the mos o4astidious.
Call and see bind, . few doors west Of Or.
cordcllis. N. MYERS.
Juty 4 1914 If z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
Rich French Fancy Goods,

Rich French Fancy Goods,
GPLENDlD staek, PLAIN and fancy colOred
- Silks. from IS 10 s. 90 per yard,
Splendid stock Sirsoed Satins.
Rich Cashmere de Ecossc, from rs to sl.25,
Do Mouslin from % 10 500,
Black and Blue BIlek Alpaca Lusire from 81
10 si,25.
Rich PLAID Lustre, six warp, for eloaks,
Plaid do Alpaca, and Csshmeres for second
mourning.
New style fancy hdkfs, =
Every variety silk and sorsled mitts, some new
style,
Reautisui assortment OF flowers,
six; Cashmere. and e0.ion hosiery very cheap,
56imps, fringes, laees. edsings,t
Silk and cotton nets,swi,h all OLDER white goods,
Cashmere and French blsnlset shawis,
silk tassels aud trimmings IN every variety.
Splendid stock Of linen eambric hdkfs from Is
to $3.50.
Also Beautiful SIX and Satin Caters, and
half Caters.
French Kid and Morocco Slippers.
Do DO do walking Shoes,
10 fne, every thing that is fashionable and ele.
CANT, and al the very lowest prices.
SEPT rs. MILLER & WOODS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
NegIn IXoInan I'M. saIe-

"A STRONG sud healthy Won 20, 3oeyears
u of age, with fine male child, about Ii
months old, will be sold al fair pfice--uot TO
20 out Of The neighborhood.s She his beeh care
fully brought W il the advertisers family, is
an excellent cook, snd capable OF doing al kinds
of domestic service we'll, is honest. sober. aud
good ,empeted. AND. KENNEDY.
L :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
NotIrfs.

By Divine perm isSion. the Third Quarterly
Meeting will be held in the Methodist Fps
copal Church at Hsrpers-Ferry, on Toe 18th
and sa0lh iustants. under The supefiniendenee Of
me Rev. IsHS SMIrH, P. + Other ministers
arg expected.
Oct IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17

fJLT6s rev Rents in the Presbyterian Church.
Of ChaflsstoUn, were due The LIST Of OCTOBER
Rsnlers viii please pay their respective amounts
% George L: Stewart ,the Collector, As early IS
tbhvtplentl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
Binehsfttr RIpublieafi cdry,
vR1aS ABLE LARD

Fl N fOh DALE. =
yTTlLL I'D oGeredst Private Sale, beautiful
FF and productive TR.aCT Of3L.g.yD,
containing about
Che Hundred IL Forty Acres.
Situated in Jefferson county, Virginia imme-
dfaiely on Ahe Baltimore and Chic Rsfl Road.
about one and a-haif mites from lhe Old Fur
Haee, 80 Important pointon the ChesapsaAe and
Ohio Canal, ahd three railes from HafFers-Fer-
rg,|where The Winchester and poie1hac Rail
Road. jops The Baltimore and Ohio Rad The
s9fl Is naturally superior, and now wgs improy-
lea for the production Of wbeat or any slher crop
.qgmmon u ths country. There are \ number.
lpfiirst rate sPfipgs on, aud two sfresSns Of wa.
Per running through the farm. The stHIation i.
Iaealihy, sad no place can 0s betteIfsupplied
win wstef, o. mora convenient 10 CHA me ans
isf travel fa1 ItrausP orisiion For Information
IdslI upon tae undersigned. residing esn ths~ple-
d''ses JACOB sTkJDER.sT
\ e,ct 3. le44i-tf a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17

e1LBy Divine permission, the Rev. SANrEI
Ttorr. viii preach a. .zoar Meeting HOUSE, on
"Wednesday next, sk<ffo'clock, A. NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
TO the Public.

5NHEsubseribeEtakes thas method Of return.
u ing his grateful Acknowledgements to his
friends fpr pasi vors and begs eaye 10 inform them
and the public generally THAT heIis prepared with
Msehinery for Manufacturing
+ WiAdoto Sash, Wfndoig Blinds, aid
PANEL Doors, 4
And can furnish those iii wsut 81 such articles al
short notice, and FfteducSd prices He has nov %
hand, large stoqk ofeS1SiI Oh arioas sizes--ier
sons wishing to lnld w6nld advance iheir work
more rapidly By purchasing doors, blinds snd sash
slready madeup (that being the work most trouble-
some and occupy ing the greatest length Of time)
TO such great bargains viii be given. HI also PEE
pared to conf act for the
Erection or BUILDINGS.
aud from hsexperienee lie aat,sEs himself that he
fully satisfy the potisas Ut se NEST fas,idieas-
either for durability, comfort, cqnsenieree, Dr. ele-
gance or for planness alA economy, in tile arrange
ment Of dive llngs@ Per IONS waniilg any thng in
his line will do we'll 10 cll al hisali st&hl corner
Of Liberty and Charles Street, htfofe dealing else
where. f f9aE
qTiam l.o.rreparedI,o putola zlNG ROOF
ING, at all times IL NF
Charlestown. March .. 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
Cheap Paper Hangings.

Oheap paDeH' EaangangS.
Ed DWELL s. BROTHERS have naw
= "A hard, ant are constantly receiving lrof,
their Mspufactory, lsase assortment az
Paper Hangiags, Borders, Fire Ssreens
Sc. BE.
All Of The latest styles, 10 which they respees-
fully call the attention OF the pubic.
Their assortment comprises The latsst styIe
Frssco and other Parlor. Pssssase and Chamber
Papers. sgazsd aud ungaazed, all OF which are
offered rery io,r.
being by faF the most extensive raanlifaetur.
ers in ths1eo6ntry, Country .Msrehaass ana Deal.
eps will fLd il TO theif advantage. 10 give IS 4
call
NO All formerly 1914 Baltimore ST near
Charles Souih.sid BALTIMORE.
0ctober'l0 1S44-9E NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
Two Good Log HFO,bses.

SMOKE House'sld Dairy, good Sts5le. sc
The principal dwelling IS beautifully Situated
on bluff OF the river. The farm il sitnafed on
Salt River, and the Slate Road from Blooming
ton ~lo Smiley, runs along one side OF III. ana
cruises the river within the limits Of the fsrn,.
thus making 1t good place for Ferry and
Tavern Stand. Il IS but one mile from If main
lhofoughfare leading from the Charlton and
Des Aones Rivers, 10 Hannibal, Sn the Mis-
sissiPPR 70 which Plscs 81 The produce Of ibst
section Of the country is taken, eiiher ior SIDE
OF shipment The land is also highly Produf-
tive Of Hemp and Tobacco. -
The above tact WILDE sold very low, 'in raj !
ments without interest, or in almost any man
ner that may be desired BY the purchaser. Tie
details Of the terms, or fuller description Of
The properly will be furnished by the subscriber.
II. ~. ,GALLAhER.
Gkariestnwn 0ct II III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
N1OORErYrYn

me County Seal. On he lsM OdT6BER
Hs1t.
80 u. .ne great "Loeefaco BEA r Il. ~ho hes
Il. w sgaal ne Mouniaios oF lats, viii
.,,,.sise ~ me Mhiss from The Surrounding
90 "a sIg'oia, egarylsnd and PeDnsyIva.
%pa ..o.n ~ o.her paris afefeqnFsl43-io be
f, $3.50 AUG i3lp N The sports Of Ji1e chase -
Ia men, beo'het Wings, one and alb we
r.a. 800 10y = Speatefs, Singers, Hbners,
1900 S4usAets' and other Live ThingS
= - sp'psaoes. Come, aod we'll give yo1 3.
a ssusn Diahen Welcome. Don'i be affsid Of
800 'os'' q ~ Corn Forests are all rhop'dl
The roads. - 'i"uius
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
vALUAs1E HaRNT
IN MISSOURI
( Y on s an 3 /

1 WIFI sell stpriva,e sale "a tract Of improy-
cd iFano, ing lhthe State Of Nj issonri, con
tanning 40S! ACRES, 81 which. aoont 200
isla Timber, and The balance in river bottom
as rich IS any inthe State, laid OF into fields.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
DONFSTTcc


Cloths, CassiEnercs, sc.
lHE attention Of geallsmsn is particularly
- iDyIed to my stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres
Sc, among which will be found Saper WOOL
died English and French Cloths. Of III eoIors
ard qualities.
Beaver clo,hs,
Pilot do
Super wooi-dFed Bloc and Black csssineres.
Fancy csssimeres.
Satin, Velvet, MerinO and other yestihgs,
cassineys and Jeans.
Flashiess, Fiannels,
6sHlieuAn's Net Drawers, "A
SIX sesrls and Cravats,
"A variety Of other fashionable and eheap goods
lor gentLemens wear. Call and see them.
Sept Is. sH ALLEMoNG.
ss4oK4THE LADIES ~ Cashmere de Cos. 4
nsw and beautruistyle OF goods,
Asusl in de Lsins. Merino,
Large stock Of rich Prints, fall patterns,
t.sriston and Manchester Ginghams,
Corded SKIRTS, Alpaca Aprons,
Large Net Shswls. 81 wool
Lsrge cold Merino Shswls.e
siis and Merino Dress Hdkfs.
ID Csnton Flannel, flushed on both sides, de.
sirsole goods for ladies skirts,
Gmps and Cord,
Hemstitched, Lsce, and other Linen Cambria
Handkefchiefs,
Linen Cstabrc of superior quality, 81
Black Net, Bosbinet, Green Braize,
Lace Elgings and Insefiings,
Bonnet sod other Ribbons,
D4mask Table Diaper,
HGekeback ioweling. Russia & Bird do
Kid Gloves, best quality,
dozen Mats. assorted,
Sasony, WoTsled and Cotton Hose,
Striped and Plaid Musins.
And many soiher desirable goods for ladies
wear, 10 which invite The attention Of all. u
Sept &c S II ALLEM0NG.