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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

u
NOW offer at private sale, my 4RM, stu
L ated 10 the county Of Jefferson. % Ihs east
side Of the SHENANDOAH 1iyer, aad ed Ipinfng The
lands Of Charles Brooks proprietor d Sesnaon.
dale Iron WoIks containing
33O Acres OF. Lanh.
II not sold previous. / will offer tbs ssne ct
public sale. on the premises on lSltufday The
24Ih day Of August next Persons wishing 10 our
chase IN the Interim OF time, can we y die pre-
misses, which Will be shown. them By he suh4cri-
Der or this lard il may BE said iheire IS Zone
more easy Of cultivation, nor yet srJ posssss-
ing finer wstes The productions Of tie lind,
from The culture, Sc, is as good as unssl hare;
on the same there is two-th Tds 10 timber, that
being generally young and thrifty ptre isiyet
large porto1l Of the land desirable Or eulFTs-
tioh ii cleared There is also on sjhislla'id q
quantity Of E uAt trees OF various knds, ard how
besring Thescleared land is under good feAce
and in fair slate Of cultivation, with rlnang
water in every field
July 4, 1874 4
P. S OF The payments ohe-lhirdi'in haA,l-
the rema nder in two years, wiihIlntfrest from
date, in equal annual ymen,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
lleafhcrs

n HAY G or hand ot Dc superior Sole. 10.
u per, Harness, and Birdie Leather, Cali and
Sheep skins tanned and finished 10 the beet or
der, which VIII dispose OF on liberal terms.
Call and see, two doors west Of DE Bank.
THOMAS RaAMIINS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
THREsHING MACHINES
FOR SALE

4 HAVE at my shop, near Jordah's springs,
L two, secondhand MACHINES, one a six
horse heater, the other . four.horte spiker,
Bowling & Haney's make.) Both good ma
chimes and 10 complete crdrr, which ! will sell
A 4 fair pf,ce, and on reasonable credit If
they are not disposed Of at private sxie in
short time, msy perhaps offer Them At public
suction, OF which due notice will H4NsPn~
JAMES r. 80
JulE al fSl4-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
9O9Gs A4 s95ll9 I.
CHEAPER THAN EvilR.
B0QSrS s. slHFuasaes j

- ~ ~&GG9N&F 81 - . q
1NHE undersigned respectfully pf5rns biz
ifIencs andcustomers that he aonlinues
o. his oid Stand, next door East Of Carers Ho-.
vel, where wiil'oe constantly kept on hand, or;
maze 10 order q, the shortest notice, ssery de-
scription Of BOOTS and SHOES. manF3fseiured,
o. the best materials, and BY. xperiepeeu work
men. a
My prices will in no instance e1aeees tho,e OF
any other manufactory in the place--tispr indeed
those sod ID Stores. Ny Boots shall Sc manu-.
iaclufed as cheap as the cheapest, andsthe pub
nc aiAy rest assured that the work sha9 be done
20 oetier manner and at as low pricss ss Tho
homemade work soldsi the stores.
The LADIES aresparticulariy ins!tsd t. cali
and eEamlre super lot Of Morocco. 5k,d, and
Cailskin SHOES. which have bad reces.ty maa-
uiaetuTed BY one OF the best workman 10 the
country, and which wilfewarrant to be equal
tn~ beauty and better made than those eaauuiac
turediin the clues. 4 viii sell them 4 rr,lucei
prices, as low as they can be had in Tia storea
Having Just received from Baltimors Iii Of
Super Extra Morocco, GENTLEMEN would
do Weifto call and leave their measufts. The
Morocco is Of quality that cannot be aAd Al ali
times. Calland examine Il +!
would embrace this opport1nits of sender.
ng my thanks 10 my friends and cushmers ii
Smthfeld, and would inform ,henl thas desir1
continuing my visits To that Placs, for: the Dur.
pose Of taking MEASURES, on egeay Thurs
day. and will make 4 return on the Geek fol-
lowing The subscriber trusis that RS nstroo-
ageswH be increased, and sufficient encourage
ment afforded 10 compe asate for The loss or time
sustained and the extra expense ss
u, John AVIS, Jrs
~4,LI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04


III Under end BY authority Of t~o DEGREES or
IL the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chsncery for Jefferson county, pronounced in
two causes depending in said Court, between
Catherine Scho6eld, Plaintiff, and Daniel shy
der and others Defendants and Daniel Sny-
der, Plaintiff. and C. Schp6eld and others, de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned, as Commissioners of
said Court, will, on MONDAY the 18th Of JAY
pext, sbefpre the Courthouse door in Charles.
TOWN, Jefferson eouuig, Virginia, offer for sale,
the VALUABLE PROPERTY known by the
name Of the
MiliViIIe Mills,
Situated on The Shenandoah River, 10 said
county.
4, The Property consists Of
S. ACRES OF LAND.
Most Of il vatuable-a Two Story Brick DWELL
ing House and oiner Qut-houses and buildings,
complete and necessary for ibe comfort 81 re-
sidence
"A MILL teeH built of Brick,
stories high new maehner, 10 good order, and
capable of manufacturing l25 barrels Of aour
in "a hours of structure and water power un-
surpassed by any ID the Valley Of Virginia
I There is also an Old Mill House, with ma
chipery, which could be Gtled at small expense
to do country work. The whole property is of
great value. compai ing in all respects most adj
vaniageously with any similar property ID this
section Of eyrginia
Terms OF sale asprescribed by the decree Of
the Court One fourth Of the purchase none 7
cash--ihe tie sidue in three equal annual install
ments from day Of sale, not bearing interest,"
the deferred pay ments 70 Be secured By deed
of Trust, add policy Of insurance on the pre-.
misses, The report Of sale to be confirmed by
the Court.
Immediate possession to be given.
ROBERT Y. CONRAD,
&M C.. WoRTHINGT0N,
lima II 1s44 Commissioners.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

frn,ArA.-The Young Menis Demo.
crat,c,s STATE Convention over which so
nuch- parsds f,as been made since lhefSih
day Of January last. and 10 which the a..
tentiop Of, the Locotoco party has been so
ifeqa,n,Iy called BY its leading presses
since that time. came off a, Indianapolis
on the 18th ofJbns. The Safe Journal
says that ii was. what the leading mem
Der. az The Locoioco party since the nomi-
nation Of Polk and DALLAS said it would
be. perfect fail,wsf and. so fer trosA It's
b.;as respeciable "a numbers. there were
scarcelv enough present to have made >
Respectable County Conventlon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
IN cHANcERY.

zDHfs esuss caue on TO be herd BY consent.
I uooa me bill. answers and exbibltss snd
wss afx0ed by eoHnsei:- OBJ consideration
whereof, il. Is sdjsdEeas ordered and decreed,
that th.s csnse be referred 10 Rohert Woslhigg-
ton. 10 sadil, state. and settle the acceaLts pc
tween ahe psrtiss mentioned 10 the pfocesdiSgs
10 this shit and report TO the Court stating al
matters deemed pertinent BY hlmseii, or pafti-
cularIyl requested 10 be stated b. any o. he par
ties. A eoPy-Tssle,
r. BROWN. Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
al Tackle BLOCK.

II 0ST, between f'harlestown and shannon.
IL dale, a.Tackle Block, win single roller
reasonable reward viii bs given Cor its re-
eovery. THOMAS J. BRAGG.
june 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

II QsT. in ihe RiehWoods hear Robert W.
ABsylofs, = Patent stirrbb Iron, plated
with bf5ss II IL heavy iron, With rollers =
A fair Esvstd will be given for fls return % he
Prss Pfess Once.
June re-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
SRRNNOM BILL.

a most taiuabie md Highly Lupyored
Estate IN J,fsrSon Coanfy. Va.
n OFFER for sale, "SHANNoN HILL. y the
Il Estate upon which reside. II lies upon
The Shenandoah River, five miles from Charles
town, the ceunty town Of jefferson, nine N lies
from Harpers Ferry, within four or FIVE miles
Of several depets upon the Winchester and Poto-
mac Raii Road and in regard 10 Gne society,
great fertility OF soil healihiness OF climate,
and ready access 10 the Atlantic Cities is in the
most desirable section OF the Valley Of Virginia.
FMS esS 70 ceDtsins
Six Hundred and Ten Acres,
10 OF which are 10 Timher-500 acres cleared
aud arabic, in high state OF cultivation having
q most desirable Southern exposure u is laid
OF INTO fields of convenient siza, under good
tenc'ng, and wstered by six never. failing springs
rhIsfa u peculiarly adaptedto tie culture
Of Wheat. heavy crops Of winch are usually
raised uPonit There are five merchant mills
within from one olive miles Of The farm.
The IMPROVEMENTS are costly. The MAN
SION, erected in 1910, is Of stone aud brick,
succeed, 50 feet BY 81. bull, upon the most ap-
proved modern stsle Of architecture, fire proof
roof and basement; the drawing room parlors,
nell, circular stairway, Por,icOes, SC are finish
ed IN neat and egant style, and contsin in all
nnlsneu aPaFtmfnts. The uther buildings are
Stone Batn and Stabling 100 feet BY 40 Stone
shed 70 cstlle 100 feet long oserseer's house,
Carpenters house and shop, Blacksmth's house
and shop, Dairy, Ice house, Negro houses, Car
rage houses, and every other house important
to such an estate, all in complete repair.
The prosper from THIS residence is justly es-
teemed oae Of sarpass ng beauty and grandeur,
tn full view from the mansion, for more than a
mile, the SnensRdoah river sweeps round the
ShannoGdsIe Springs in semi-circuiar form. is,
bank lined with me stately oak, elm and syca-
more next he lovely scenery of the shannon
dale Springs. and behind all, about two miles
distant, The lofly blue ridge mountainterminates
the cape-fdrming altogether a richness
and variety Of rural scenery rarely eqIalled
This estate would be sol6 either with or with
ont The growing crops, and possession given 10
suit the contenienee of the purchaser.
| ATeIms can be made accommodating
To any, wishing 10 secure an elegant, COM
Portable, and commodious residence, with all
Improvements ready TO his hand and in good or
der, in connection with fertile and productive
estate, situated in a mos, healthy and denghiful
| heighbo hood -a'fsre opportunity is now otter
ed G. W. HAMMOND.
| June 6 I944 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

yNNHE subscriber has for sal5, tIo yonng
Mules, well broke to HARNESS, 5shich IS
viii sell low Tor cash. o. exehangssshem for
good due paper. SOLOMON sFAEEY
Shepher1stown. Nav iii 1874 al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
N q w z ST ABLIs n M EN- =.
boon q slO9
MANDATORY.

TTyHE subs-riher hiss taken me shop. one
il door East OF the Store Of Mr. David
Humphreys in Chariestown. NsheresIse designs
carr, ing on the above business in sI its various
branches He has made arrangements By which
he will be constantly supplied from the ciiies Of
Baltimore and Frederick, with the best materi-
ais, abd purchased at.the lowest prices. He has
lust furnished himself with very extensive as
sortment Of Lasts Of the very latest style and FASH
ION, and will at eliimes hase workmen OF the tirst
order Ladies& Gentlenep can Be supplied with
the best work al shortest notice and at reduced
prices. He will be happy to receive cali.
JAMES MCDANIEL
NIB would avail myself Of tie opportuni-
" to tender nv sincere thanks 10 my Customers
in the neighborhood Of Halltown. for The liberal
patronage heretofore eKtended y me. and
would here remark that ms engagements in
Charlestown. will 10 no wise interiors with my
shop 70 HaltoWn. and will be happy 10 con-
linue to receiye their fssots.
Mr.. John Stephens will, in my sbsenee, attend
10 all business there. J Mcdaniel.
Chsrlestown, Ian 25s l6t4-6 a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
LiIlle CeInent..

MGR we, and dry work. manufactured aud
jor sale at the subscribers mill. on the
Po,ousse River, fOae miles below Shepherds
town, Opposite Briea's Iron Works
July 3ts JAMES PRATHER.~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
SHAN N0NOALE SPRINGS,
Jefferson. County. IN.

eFNHlS agreeable and attractive H.fTERf.Ay9
= Place will be open for com6say an the
hrst IF june, ,is Eve miles South Il Charles.
town, and only seven hours travel 81 the Rail
Road lrom Baltimore and Wsshinsio.E Ii ne
dlcinsl qualities, and the charming SeekAr, ~
which i IS surrounded, have bsens iof yssrs sbe
theme OF admiration, and il Il no exagrara,ieu
to say they are unsurpassed.
~ RATES.
For month $50 90
Two weeks tper week 500
slnele week q on
By The day so H
Children under 70 years Of age, and; III ! ana.
half pride.
The Propretors have engaged the kAFyices 81
Mr. A. FlrvH, gentleman Of so.aa Il peris
ence nsthe business. and known 10 mans 81 Inc
patrons Of Taylor,s Hotel 10 Winchesfsr. a
mos. obliging and attentive host.
1. ga neat and comfortable STAGE s viii bc
at'the Rail Road Depot every DAY, @ convex
passepgersto the Springs, ~.
,.t HEPKoPRIEToRs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

Poughksepsie Wool Market. The sales
Of wool in this county have been very ex
tenslve for two or three weeks past. and
tae Increased demand has~caused a pro-
potiionaie a1vafce IN prices. Several
lo,s.oi FIRST quality Saxouy' have been
sold al 80 TO Sc cents and one lot Of ex-
FRA fine Saxopy, belongingto Thomas W.
Swift, OF Armenia, brought sixty cents
cash. which is the highest sale we have
heard Of One loi Ssxony from Long L.
land brought SO cents, and large .ot Of
Bakewell belonging 10 Messrs HsApck,
Of Ulster county, brought q and % cents
cash, which is an advance Of cents over
former rsles.-Eogle. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

Our CouNrRY UNDER PkR,-At the
conclusion Of a Polk aud Texas" meet
ing tia, was held in a certain city not q
thousand miles distant from this, iewe
venlngs since three cheers we're given tor
Polk aud Dallas. and KINE for Teras !!
eWhsnthe noise had subsidized gentleman
rose and addressed the chairman very
gravely as follows: Mr. President. If in
order. beg most respectfully 10 propose
ONE cheer for Our OWN COUNTRY r.
"A Whigl liz Wing out 81 order I"
shouted The crowd: The chairman decid-
ed the motion out of order and we left
Detroit Daily .4deertissr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

/fhe newly appointed Postmaster al
Philadelphia. Mr. HoY took possession
700 Monday. The U 5 Gazriie says that
but few removals. are 10 he made.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

II Whole Tickets $IO--HsIres S.
Quarters 81 90 Eiebihs ST. 75a
For Tickets and Shares, on Certificates
of Paekagst IN The ADORE Splendid Lot
feries address
il. G. GREGORY & co.
gH.fN.dGE2S,
WAsHiwGToN err.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

The President 81 the United States.
with the ladg 10 whom be has Just seen
j aiied ia marriage. retufnefi to this city on
TAorsday evening.
On his departure from New York. We
learn from ihe New York papers, salute
wa. fred from The vessels Of war 10 the bar
Dor, from the forts, and from the Mexican
war steamers.-Not Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
List OF Letters
NJ EAIAlNlNG in The Post Office IL Charles
KN town, on The Both June, lS4l,

ID EAIAlNlNG in The Post Office II Charles
k1 town, on The 3Oth June, lS4i
A. Commandent 55th Reg
o NJ Allen Livingston Lodge
B John ock, VI
Proverb Bolts CHI Lewis
r Hume Butcher FA Lewis
George B Beall NJ
Henry Bedingsr John E Massey g
John Rrooks = Harrison Mtfphy
Harmon Butler Harriet MftdlecdF
e. Joseph vserS
Lewis II Csuffman Thomas MeRernieh
Susan Cooper Geo D VEG lsnsey
Drvid Copeland John McGsuaherty
w Chamberln DR. F Mssoa
James Cisfk o
Aon r Craig Mary 0'Bihnon
John Cockerell Virginia Opitg.
Jaseph Cockerell JOghurn Il
John Oliver Cromwell w osbour9f
Df John Och 81
James W Duke Margaret Opfe
Garland Davis p
Valentine Dust Henry Peel |.
Hon Garrett Davis John Petetsof
James ~ Dorsey y r
J d Dhonreraus z Rogers
Eff Mary ] Rbuleman
J PA Eniler John L Sweat
Mary T Forrest Edward spobf
WIN Ford stephen SNqres
Ford & Dryspn BIZ Smith. III
Ebert D Foddry John Smith
@ Charles Stephenson
James D Gibson Elisha Snyder
81. zabeth Garrett Hon w SuHlmers
Thomas Griggs John Stewart
Vim Grove James Smith
II n
Charles Hite -Eben Trusssll
9Jesse Henshaw Bsyliss Trusseif
Hannah Hall Nancy Tsrmso
Mary Hsynie Isaac Trublsd
C P Tenny u.s.
Eliza johnson W
Reuben Jordpp Frederick Walker
X Sarah wafkec
George L K,jissi Thomas Wet
l. Luke Wilcox
Lucas & Bedipger Eliza Williams
WIN Lucas Jsne C Warrington
Wm Lloyd B C Washington
Sheriff Of Jefferson TH& WB Wits
James Lynch [g5-sI90t
H KEYES Nv.
Charlestowu, july 4. 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

Bacon, Fish. Salt. and Win
dow Glass. III
10 nnn LBS. Hams and Shoul5ets,
A~SoOV 25 Sacks Fine & @. A. Salt,
90 ba{rels No. and Herring.
u boz Of window Glass. from 10 b. IL to -
b, lain store aud for sale At prices 10 saitt the
tlmesl j. H ELGlN & CO.
HsEpeFs -rsrry, July 4-at.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

Wehave rarely been more amused than
by the competency with which lhe South
ern Retoru,er cnngra,uia es the people OF
Mississippi upon the nomination OF Mr..
Dallas for iheovics Presidency. That pa
per says:
1.-THE nomination Of Mr.. Dallas is deci
dedly q compliment 10 Mississippi He
Is very near relative To- our Senator.
Robert :. Walker, being an uncle tos bis
wife,
That, we presume. settles the question
OF The success Of Mr. Dallas 10 the IepnIia-
ton State, and kills Frelinghuysen dead
Is herring ed."--N o. Tropic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

- =
eqqaI p 50 50as5 net. :
FL1UR, There is - nsnd for lHov.,a
street Flour. A sale Of 80 hfls. sid in,Ted
ofanestWss made from siofe on Faidst Al a.
Heidera generally ak 81 1914 for parceis no;
s'r.cliy ffesh ground. but believe that one LOT
Of 1905 ebis has been offered al s. rShout knd
ing buyers. Strictly flesh ground IS held :,
s4tzS, Stlhoui sales Of moment. Settlements
for Ftceipts to-day al 81
sslesef abouf 5000 bbls. City Mills Flour.
made eN new wheat, were made .oY SATURDAY.
sng to-day at $3.50. Small safes cf I'd Flour a,
WHEAT.-SeveFal parcels df rev wheat
from The Eastern Shore Of Nd and Virginia
have reached The market and been sid al s7a
30 ets. for prime red A very supertif parcel o.
red from Talbot conniy was sold ASA els Doe
or Two lots II Md. ~iile Wheat stIA Al go cts
Parcel t 1900 bushels Penn>ytsaaia old red
sold AZ 80 CTS. Corn is dull Al 37sSs cents for
Md, While, and fla42 cts. for yellow A sale Of
Penna. Rye at Sc els. We quote oae Al 2sa30'
cts. r..
PROVISIONS Limited sales az 1rifne ives.
iern Bacon are making at The foiIasing rates,
vizi assorted 81 "A cents; Sides Al kss5 ceSns-;
shoulders 81 51a4 cents, and Hams Al SAT GEMS.
Parcels OF Tar qhaf'y, bot not prime. are selling
ifactian below ihsse Tales, and .fnfs4ior de-
seripiiops a. law prices sccording TO sonaiiion.
WHisKEY. The markr, coniiaaes doll al
u cents. for hhds. end 22a22i ceat5 Tor bbls.
The Baltimore American Of sstafdss. 10 its
price enrfsui,. has the following Pa.sgeaph, Of
interest 10 Oar farmers:
WO0L.-Psrcels Of the new ckia begin to
come IN more freely, and as there D u, active
demand the article meets 18th fesdss sale al FAR
rates. We note sale Of parcel pf fuil blood
Merino.1eece TO-DAY OF Accents emt3nihs Sales
OF the various grades 10 the courssol ttse week
at me following range Of prices. tsz Washed
saNony a, "a so full merinO at ~ ~ cents !
tnres quarters blooe Merfno al So sE<2 eIsi half
oloor. ditto al 50 3scents; quarter bloo9 CON.
mon ana 'ub washed 8 IS; anwashed Saxony
ana hsrno e. ~ 80 cents, and common 70
half blood ditto at 30 % cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
yaon rHE cHARrrsrOs
Gen. Hamilton's Opinion Of
n le42.


IN 1912
Mes,rs. Rditors: As Gen James Hamilton L.
nov taking very sctise part, net only 70 favor
of.the Immediate snnexation Of Texas, bot in
announcing ~ wno differ from him you will OBJ.
ligs ne b. publishing the following extracts from
letter published inIthe ChsrIesion Mercury in
Msy,.Isf2, By thai gentleman, showing hi. opin-
ions then on this question. H..
II am also free 10 confess, that do not
desire 10 see The cause Of Texas weaken.
ed 10 the United States or 10 Europe, By
"a ABSURD and ABoRTIVE EFFORT 10 Sc
cure her annexation 10 this Union. What
msn IN HIS SENSES can believe, when the
Constitution oithe Cniled States requires
under The treaty-making power. the con-
currence Of two-thirds Of The States ia The
Coniederacy to such measure that Il csn
be accomplished. or that the effort in Con.
gress would be attended BY ANY OTHER
CONSEQUENCES than a con suIsise agitation
throughout this country Of most painful
and portentous character An agitation
however disastrous TO ourselves, yetlmore
preindiciai 10 Texas. -
ThenonIy probable effect Of such an act
OF FAULTY, would be.to drive Great Bri-
lam into an alliance With Mexico. for
which knotc she has no natural or deriy-
ed sympathy whatsoever.
No. Texas has commenced her DESTINY
Is an independent power. and she must
work out hersalvation blythe ploughshate
and the sword.
For tie sincerity
OF nv convictions. no guarantee can be
required. @I-have deep stake 10 the
couniry. Independently Of the pecnuis-
~ claims which have on her govern.
flent. have q territorial and active aeri.
cultural interest 10 her soil. the safety of
which depends upon her .secufily- Blu,
Tbafis far more deeply interesting 10 me.
! have siaked my reputation with the four
principal powers Of Europe, that she Is
not only de focio independent, butts capa.
BILE Of being So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
Fourth ofJuIy.
7rtra Train % Winchester from Har-
perS- Ferru.

a NExtra Train Of Cars will leave Harpers
"A Ferry on the morning Of the. 4lh July, al
O'Clock, A. Vi, and pass Chariestown at one
quarter before six, A. NJ !; reach Winchester at
one qnsr,er before 8, A. NJ. Relufn-leavs
Winchester at 5, p
Fare from Harpers-Ferry and return, One
Dollar. By order, IN
Winchester. June 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
Notice 10 Passengers.

p
nm and after the Monday the 10Th: the rates
~ of fare on the Winchester andi potomae
Railroad will be as follows. viz:
From Winchester to Harpers-Ferry, ts 90
From winchesterto HaIItown IA
D04 do do ind reffsn qk
From Winchester to Charlesiowh 90
Do do do and re,afn % ::
rf Do M'' DC . o.@ O. and return
Fom Winchester to fhompson's Is
From Winchester 10 Wsdessille DR. %, n. so
From Winchester 10 stephsason's II. 80 q
Do do do snS rets,rn az !.
from ifalltovhto fiafpers, Perry - '~ I'll s7s
FfnIaI charls.iOvn 70 Hayer.-Fsrry 30
Fr on csns 70 % H.rpsr.-ferrys s' sss
From ThomFsOn'stO Harpers-Fefry Is Is
Prom Vaudeville or Q. Bfiage. % il. Ferry r,a ca
. d.. do do aud return | Is ].
From s'ephsnsoa's to Hstpers-FsFry IS / 50
DO do do andreiurh so
Passenger Train will pass ogerttis road
every day
Passengers win be taken up or sci down ~
uny point 90 the line ofstLe road
The reduced charge for going and returning.
will s1e extended, only, when tickets are tgken;
and Passengers who take such tickeis viii be-
allowed the yriyilege Of one intefyenl5g aay. s..
Persons who do not take. iItkels, vii 81
charged six cents per mile, for wff6ssykr dis
lance they may traselon The rosd. Tha sans
rate will be charged between any two deeots on
the line of the road.
By order, &c,
GEO. HEST. .aksni.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

IJvfAe Circuit Superior Court Of Lai0
anil CdGacsry, Of Jefferson County, on
the,26th day of .Aouembes, IS40,
Richard " ifiiams, Admir- of John Grgss. deed,
Plaintiff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

Tbs parties 70 The bloodIess duel near
New CLEANS a few DAYS since. were the
Hon. Bsilie Pey.ou U s. District Aiior-
nty. and Col Hunt,, a member Of the N.
Orleans bar. The dispute grew out OF the
Treasury Note prosecutions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

LUST received aud Tor sale low, ny
q Iuly4 III BEARD q co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
AGAINST

Nimroi HUT and wife. WIN. Stone snd wife
Ksty Alueil, and julian AtWell,