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c below The statement of Mr. Broaddus.
LEE ROY BOULWARE
TrnoR HUI. July Lib. 1911

have attended an Examination Of AIRS. Berle-
ley's School, at Mr. Lee Roy Boulware's and
cheerfully bear testimony 10 the general improve
ment and aitainmcni> Of her pupils in the scvc-
raj branches OF Education which have been the
objecls Of their study Thc more advanced schu-
lars gave COOL evidence of their progress in the
knowledge of Grammar, Geography Ariihnie-
lie, and the elementary parts of Natural Phoso-
ply and Botany They read also with ll,ency
and considerable degree of propriety: and APP
pearcd 10 understand the subec, OF the History in
which they are engaged
take pleasure in saving that Mrs Berkeley,
in her professional capacity, appears 10 be every
way worthy OF confidence and patronage.
a. BROADDUS
NewtoWn Juv 10th o1-v3W
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DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.

4, meeting of the Shockoe Hill Dcmociai
Association of the city OF Richmond, held At y
mocratic Hall. on Wednesday evening lolh 49,
the President ana Secretary being absent We
Wallace was called to the Chair, ami iho> :
Beazcley appointed Secretary
The minutes OF the previous mcctira ha'A
been read. and no other business being before
Association Mr.. Denoon addressed The As''t.-
ton.
Philip MAYO offered the following resolution
which were adopted:
RSolred, That we confidently believe NirsA
will trimnphanlly sustain Polk and Dal@' '
defiance OF the extraordinary efforts oi tac ""~
yelling orators Of wealthy manufacturers VI. WI.
tell us that thigh duties make low prices --''4
the best way 10 increase The mouths 10 con ,''".
our surplus agricultural products Is, to 'o' W
commerce with all the world but thcm'ci"r>' 81
throw insuperab!c Obstacles in the way oi ""''-
grafton T.,
R,mircd, That il is better TO want nouns !.
our bread than bread for our mouths, and r ~
ven 10 the polls to the ticket OF manuiaciuFA7
capitalists.
On motion, the above resolutions were oTiet
10 he published. -.
Lucien d. starke then addressed The A. ..,
ton; after which i, adjourned to Wedne>.a: ~
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EEMAL.E SEAilNARY.-Thc School al nv
i house, one mile above Ncwiown, King \,
Queen, is continued under The instruction and
conduct of Mrs. NJ. J. Berkcley-lhc second ses-
sion having commenced The 10Th OF June, and
terminating about the middle Of December next
Mrs Berkeley gives instruction las heretofore
adverised) in all the branches ofiducation taught
in respectable Female ScmiaarieS: and her ca
paciiies has been well and satisfactorily authcn-
licated
For the present session-a part OF which has
elapsed, pupils can bc received al any time: and
viii be charged in proportion to The price for
Board and Tuition, which is So 81 per session
of FIVE months: every accommodation being i1r-
nishcd hy the subscriber Fer Music, and Tor
the French Language, there is an extra charge.
II is very desirable that immediate application
be made BY those who intend 10 palronize this
School.
See below The statement of Mr. Broaddus
LEE ROY BOULWARE
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WAsnNGT0N, Jul! -.
The President OF the United states i "','' y;.,r
family, al present absent from the cry, ~ SIM,
10 Virginia, and willnot probably re'tIn I ~
weeks He left the city on WednesHaH ~. Z,rv
The Hon. ]. Y Mason, Secretary % or, ~, -. TN,
accompanied by Com. Warrington 1n ~ NE IN,
Of New York on Thursday morning II -.
der<tood that their visit is connected VIVA ",,,s
lection of the plan of the dry dock to Se a''t
Tor the Brooklyn Navy Yard. s.sr e..
The Hon. c. A. IVickliIe, Pos'laa 5t.a, ".
neral. and his family. arrived, al A'U Tts 70.
Thursday last, on a tour 10 The LAKE.: ann. D.
pers say he is 10 visit Montreal before "i' '''
WASHINGTON. nj Mt Int.
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Newtown, JULY 10th,

THO w. ID. DAVIS: TAKE NOTICE, that shall.
! on Saturday. the l7th August, 1914, at the
Cour House in The Town OF Lewiston, in I.,,-
nenburg county and State Of Virginia, take The
dispositions Of Christopher Anderson. ST.. Saml
Crauley. and others, to be read as evidence in a
sui; pendingin the Ciycui, Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Cumberland county. Virginia,
in which You are Plaintiff, and Josiah NJ Young,
and Others, Defendants
CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON, in.
July 10 2Q-u.
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EXTRACT nj leap Isvad Me .uom'o.o> IN u

ENFVACT ~ tttT otB'H0 me -h"hHt"'HSi ~ -
giM10, .jniy i.
1--WE congratulate you on the brilliant prs
poets which are before us Never. in my rccof
lection. has the Democracy occupied hgheI
ground. We present an unbroken mont, an
throughout the whole line. energy, Industry. al'
determination, are the striking characteristics D..
all our men. And while such is the ease MN
Us, the exact reverse i the case with the " Ing
hercabouis a, least. The nomination apreal> o.
have stunned them. There is none OF that Wiz
spirit OF enthusiasm which marked them in lni'
Their leaders seem To be at a loss 10 know WA
move 10 make. and the confusion amongst iae ! =
lowers i even worse than with the leaders. I.f
result Of all will he that they will be ovcrl.nag
before they Ruceiyc their danger, just As Il va
with lis in 1910. when Harrison was nominal
feel as il victory would perch ON our han'f.
We mountain boys are all warm for TeXa>. al"
We shall use all proper effort 10 rouse Hp iir i''
pie 10 the importance OF its acquisition nj ef"
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DICHMOND ACADEMI-Thc ensuing
II session Of this Institution will commence on
the lG!h September. Its claims are, now. fairly
before the public. and it is for this community 10
decide how far it will sustain the efforts 10 csta-
blish Schoolo high carahliiy for extensive use
lulness The number of matriculalcs for The
past term has been l27. Yet, there has not been
Il single instance of complaint from the citizens,
nor solitary case ot disorder demanding serious
punishment
Arrangements ar in progress, which will in
sure the highest efficiency and closest supervision
to all The departments.
WIN. BURKE. PnnGpol
July 16 Daft
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Hon G.. M. BlBB.-This distinguished jurist
and statesman assumed The duties of the Head OF
the Treasury Department several days ago,
amidst the congratulations OF his many friends at
the Capital, whose attachments date from the pc
Rod when he was member OF the United States
Senate.
The new Secretary of the Treasury, although
he may be seventy years old, has more mental
and physical visor and activity than many poli.i-
clans Of forty. His form is erect his step agile
and steady, his speech fluent and remarkably dis
tinc,, and his eye clear, quick, and exceedingly
brilliant Time has dealt lightly b. him, and his
future course will doubtless evnce his capacity 10
render distinguished services TO his country in his
present sphere OF action,-[ 'fadisoa!an, J8s :.
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EXTRACT of q iciier tr'0m

BUCKINGHAM, july 10. ISL
we are confident old Buckingham will IT,.
deem herself in November from the dominion 81
the Wings and sivc Polk and Da!las mucs
larger majority than She did Van IN lsi0. lir
Annexation OF Texas is absorbing the attention
Of every person. aud the universal wish l. ~
light and information on the subject. Give L. a.i
YOU can throw upon il. and lis friends will hem.
creased ien-fold. We are mp and ADDING, AMI
were never more confident Of success
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Read the powerful letter Commenced in this
davis paper) from A. II. Chappell, Esq, late
Wing member Of Congress.
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Sundays New York Herald describes tern.
bic instruction in s.. Domingo, in con>cGuer~
OF the enforcement OF the new Census Law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16

The President and Lady came up the river
last Saturday TO his farm in Charles City
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16

II Our Democratic champions are renewing
the tight gallan;ly. Robert u. Scott E>q., al.
dressed. last week. the people of Williamsburg
Portsmouth and Norfolk. In the later place he
was >gnally successful. As all evidence g! H.
we learn that he made .fffea converts to the De-
mocracy.
Last Saturday, those Young soldiers of lie r.
public, 4. w. Henry and =. V. Daniel lf
iSq's, iii good service i'll Old Chesterfield, ala.
Brich Church
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16

We invite public attention 10 the followp, l.,
ter from Langdon Cheves, Esq, recent H. h..
man. He is wei! known to the coun,rv 40, -
true patriot, and sagacious and far.s. .; d
Statesman We concur cordially in the Ljrb c,,I
pliment awarded 10 him by the ChaIe>6n Mn Nh
curry. His view OF The vital Importance If IN ,ho
annexation of Texas. is lucid and conyinc;ro wv
In few words he makes the question clear ~ j.,
dullest understanding His sketch is drawn win ii,
a pencil of light 1t must open the eyes Of H..
blindest Whig: way
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Tn Demratc JEom eto DcSpcro'e Par'g'


In Yesterdays Wing We find the following par
agraph
A rumor is exceedingly current, apparently
well >uppore! and extensively believed, that An
drew Stevenson. Esq. has very recently received
a letter from Gen. Jackson. in which the Hero
makes the confession that Tennessee would not
vote for Mr. Polk In, would vote for Henry CLAY
and that Mr. Clay would he certainly elected: bul
that il was necessary TO keep "a sill upper lip.
Nhe identical elegant phrase according To runor)
and to Assume confidence. in order 10 keep the PAT
II united for lSis Mr. Stevenson too, is reported
10 have spoke OF itwhout reserve in the presence
OF Wing
When we first saw the above we instantly pro-
nounccd il TO be i gross misrepresentation. We
wcl. too well convinced that the venerable patriot
Of the Hermitage could not hare pcnncd letter
50 entirely antagoni>iical to the following noble
passage in his letter 10 Gen. Plauclc of the lth
July:
Then let Polk Dallas and Texas be The
waichword and countcr>ign-and Clay and his
friend Frcinghuvscn. the friend a>o Of abolition
ism. for which he spurns al Texas, will he or"f-
whcliaed ny the unanimous voice OF the South
The nominations have received hearty re-
Spouse throughout The Union. ] think Polk ana
Dallas will gel ~ States. if no, -, ont of the
III. Let Texas bc the watchwoTd and victory is
certain"
General Jackson, unlike Mr.. Clay, writes no
letters which he is not perfectly willing that the
world should see. His opinions are open and
above board Much less would he be guilty o!
The di>honor of wiring the letter 10 General
Plauche, and then wri,in. the supposed private
letter 10 Mr.. Stevenson. We now say, upon the
authority of Mr.. Stevenson. that the above pas
sage in The Wing, is Wtctiy wRaoMt toandGt0n-
tint hc has h0d no coyYcy0HdsRcc WjH, Or rtccircd
n k.ief fy0a, GcRcrai JlcLsOa Sincc his return 10
Me Eajted Stats.
We would advise the Wing hereafter TO en-
pov itself better. than 10 iahricaic, upon The ru-
mors OF idlc 6i-taics such aroundlesS stories,
wantoniv dragging private Individuals into the
public papers Did we think it proper 10 intro
duce the names of individuals into the pnbc
prints. we might cite many Wing gentlemen
who openly give up Virginia TO the Democrats.
The high character OF General Jackson, for
all that is noble and true, will corecly suffer
from having 10 undergo the criticism OF such
teachers of ethics as the Editors of the
Wing. Their inSinuation OF Gen. Jackson 5
drawing the line between political and private ve-
raci,y.n is 4 sure proof of the desperation OF
sinking cause The country will hardly rcsrec
him h<S, because the Editors OF the Wing have
Thought proper 10 cast slur on his hrigh, fame.
we advise the Wing party 10 tear down their
Nae and brn their banners and insignia, II lhey
find il necessary to resort 10 such misrerre>enta-
tions To bolster up their cause. No cause can be
good which requires the use Of such poisoned
weapons No cause can succeed with an inlci-
cent yirtuonS people when its leaders palpa-
biz violate all the rules OF rroprleiy and Justice.
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NoTIcE-Messrs. w NJ Amber, K, / p ...
mel, w. D. Leake, and others will addIe,, ' +,
People of louisa a, Jacksons, in >ald couie'
Saturday, the 10Th inst, commencing a''o'''
NJ
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n Yesterdays Wing publishes flaming let
Ter from Wheeling claiming great changes in the
Northwest Our information is directly the re-
reru In our last. We published an article from
the Scion in Harrison county asserting that there
was Democratic gain OF .fhy in that county
alone: and that our party were gaining in all the
Northwest The Wing letterwriter is deceived,
or laNorS TO deceive. BY h2 mgdtS mail. we
received 2 letter from one OF The most intelligent
and respectable in the Northwest He writes
thus: sOur attacking columns are advancing,
and every soldier mus, for the present. be in his
place in the Virginia line Our sweeping march
and steady front command the victory In No
vember we pitch our tents upon the field OF honor
and success"
The Wing adds a tail of its own TO his san
rnine correspondent. Ii claims great Wing gains
in all the counties of Midland Virginia-Han-
over, Hcnrico Louisa, City Of Richmond, &c
Even the Wings hercabouts will laugh at these
fictitious gains of the Wing. We speak conf
fiden,v, when We say, that our party in this region
never was SO strong or enthusiastic. In the Ac-
comaca District alone We shall gain near fem
Moasaad-and al around us we hear of daily nu.
merous defections from the Wing ranks. The
only thing we have 10 fear is from pipe'aying-
and we warn our friends in the Northwest tc
watch the wary Coons!
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Thomas r. Cherry, George Seabom John 7,
Sloan, D. $. TAYLOR, John :. LoHon 4 +
Lewis, w l.. jenkins. and W II. d. Gal.
lizard, EsquireS, Committee, Sc. &c, sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

Tariffp.

You're ny Prisoner Decidedly l5e
beat joke we have heard Of for sometime
WIS played upoa constable 10 The .Fesl-
era parl Of this State. He started oni 70
sir6si = person = no bad often essded pur-
suit, bot whom be was informed, vas ii
that time engaged 10 nsighboring corn
field. The constable wishing 10 take him
b. surprise. took round about direction.
scaling The barns. sheds. and fences. uniil
opposite. when. 'squs.iiEg low he crswted
lisalfhily along. sad al last pounced upon
his victim. clsuehiDg him firmly around
ihs waist. exclaiming you're my prison.
err Imagine bis modification. when Up
Oh amore minute inspection. his prisoner
proved 70 be q scare cFoW.-Bufalo Ga.
stfie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18
James n. KZinninghaIn,


- RSREcTFULLY Informs The leitizsns or
10 Cnarieslewn and the adjacent country
sEas be bss opened TAILORING ESTA B.
i4SHMENT lew doors East oflMr. David
HamphfaJs' Store. and near!3 opposite the
Store Of Mr.. G. ~. Aisqeiih. 10 The Shop FOR
merlyf eeeapjed b AIr. Tbosnas y. Webster,
where he Is prepared 10 execute III The ueatest
and most Fashionable style, all articles 10 bis
line q business, and at prices to suit he ;tmes
From loag experience 10 bosiness. ard The &C.
neral ssiisfscsion he mas rendered 80 fer, he can
with safety insure aEaeai 1t. AMI perfect sails.
factioH 20 hose who may 30 pleased 10 patron
iss him.
Having made ample arrangements to beErro-
siaed,wiih the FASHIONS IS lhey ere regular
y issued, he csn promise lhe'vsry rtip Or The
fashion," 10 those desiring their garments 50
made, and. srs thus enabIed 10 say that the
nosi faslidious viii BE- served 10 order b Civ.
ng hira 4 call
As none but the very best workaen will be
'nple9ed, the public may rest assured thst his
work y IN be bath neat and durable
Ne hopes, by strict attention 10 business,
ana Psdeiualiiy - eessgenents, 10 receive a
|iibetafportionsf Discerning p1blicS pasrdnsgel
chaEleslowu. Nova, 1875 cm.
bE5 Country Produce will he iakea Ii al
innes snexehapge for wo1k a. caah prices. / x
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NURXuKs.

"A IL persons having open accounts on our
looks. or he bcoksof J. n Ro5inson, are
sefeey sotEed that settlement q such sc-
eednts By n0le Of cash. L posriyels required
atsd respectfully requested, on OF before the Isl
tanaafy, 1874. Should such settlements not be
ileds, We viii Be eoapellea 70 use some caes-
no means 10 Obtain setlleneat Persons
aa.ing claims against Is are requested to hand
lhsm IN Sy that lime. shd they will be paid
forthwith IA G " HOLLAND.
HsrFsrs Ferry. Dec 7, is1a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18
0LaG1 9qOgs5l
AT KABLETO w N.

III = g.
SN1HE subscribers are Just reeeiyine and ouen
i ing, Large and Fashionabh Sapp1v IN
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
20 which, they respectfully invite the asieulisn 81
their friends aud the public generally.
Their stock eonsisis 10 par. Of
cLpTuS--Blsek, glus-bEack, ana Invisible
Iresn
fcAssiMEREs- BLACK, stesl-mixed. and Fame,
colored Cashmere, English Tweed dol, great
variety 81 colors;| ~ pieces very superior Mix
I'd Tweed, for gehtlemen's fashionable over
epals, very low;
SAT- TINETS--Of various coloks and Qualities
| exceedingly low;
YESTENGS. --Merino, silk, and Satin Yestipgs,
! Silk and Cotton YeIyeis;
PRINTS, &c. Sea
great variety q Pfinls51of every style and
Prints Of . Mouslin De Lain pattern, VERY rich
ind beautiful article,
! Mburnisg calico, Cufiain do for6l,
Chusans, Taisans, ana MoasIIn de Lain,
ChussB Gingham, new article, 4 4, yers DIV.
French EarlSton, and Domestic 6lushsni
Bisek Gro de Nap Sill,
Boxed Muslins,
Book and Swiss Musiins,
Lang and Victoria Lawns,
Lille Thread, and Cambria Edgings snd Insert
ings,
Bonnet Ribbands, Neck do
E.ldiss Kid Gloves, silk Do
S TX and worsted Mills,
lGentlenen's best Black Cravais, Satin and BON.
bazine Stocks,
SILK Searfs FOR gentlemen, beaasifulariiele
/ Tapes and Edgngs, GaIloon Bindings,
Partisan Shawls, I0-4,
lats, rs, ~, and 6 I Rlesehsd and Brown Nus.
3fins,
Black aud White Cotton Wadding,
canton and Domestic Flanneis, Imported do
Slack, worsisd, and l.anbs' wool Hose,
Brown aud Fancy eol0red DO
White and Black Cotton Hose, from l2i TO sd.
Superior Silk Hose.
Grape de kahn. Fringe,
Cotton Yarns and Carpet Chains.
I3ardioars-.a great ragiety,
Qaeeasicare-soell assorted stock,
Paints, Oils and Dye SluHs,
Chrome Green, Chrome YeIlow,
cppsl yarnish. Japan DO, Blsek. Oil 90
Putty and Window Glass,
Winter-strsined OIL M
Fish aud FlsxseediOii,
fiji, Stone, and Crockery Hdrest &c.,
wiIA great variety Of CHER Sriicles; Ill OF
which the public il respectfully requested %
cali and examine before masking pnrehases.-
I!hsy trust that By strict attention 10 business,
With adssire 70 please, 10 msTi; patronage
s. F{EFLEBOigER & co.
iE1kfaf,vrn fr1F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

m ApfNG completed ny ware Room il The
~ resi- Of ny Siege. hare made arrange
penls BY which viii Be supplied 81 ali linaes
With Superior Fsnny Flclr, Saferfnsldo 81
shoisest brands, Corr Meal rroond "a sunorior
manner. Bnckuhrat Flour, Dried Pesckas and
Apples. priaEe veoison Hams, Skelltark 5. lick
oI{ = rs. Sc Also, Bsco1, Lard. Fish, qearse
snp t.1e oa't, Feathers, &c. set1dr with ma.
~ a{iie'sl required Is ismilles, and all 81 The
Lowest prices tor rtsh Itose IN Nsnlwill 90
NtiIfc caa i MI rp
las M.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18
1EANJFACTURIr9 AL
KINDS OF C0ARsE

w 0 Oh MEN GOODS
Ana have at this time a ioIera51 and Sy he
ffst OF July will have complelk supply of sll
The various kinds and qualities of hoods found 10
The best factories in this scotch Of country.
which viii srrhzngs far svoOI a. delivery, or
sell for cash, on Pleasing terms
For all cARDlNG the cash Vii be leqaired
when the rolls.sre delivered.
have made srrSngemenis with Mr. JoHE
CLAUsoE by which he Is authorized to make con-
tracts for WOOL mske sale sfhe goods, or
transact any business hereafter Gonnecisd with
this establishment.
hope BY strict attention 70 kasinsss prompt.
ness, aud the good quality of rag goods; 10 me-
rit a liberal patronage from .he farmers snd
others OF jefferson. Loudoun, aad the sdjoiuing
counties. HIRAM REILLY.
June ; 5. 1s43-tE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

srPDr. z,llickofFsr is Doctor Of MAslicine
az he old Regent University Of MsryiSnd, a
Doctor OF Medicinp az the Washisgton Univer-
sily OF Baltimore, aDa a Doctor Of Medicine 81
The medical Faculty III he Columbia College in
Washington ci,y-a Fellow Of the College i
Physicians snd SURGEONS Of the uuirersisy d
the State ofNaw fofk--s corresponding mem.
Der DC the Sl<aica- Bosanieal Ssrissy Of Lthaoa--
l.icantiate In Medicine and Surgery of The
Medical and Chlrmgieal racglyof Maryland
an honary mem6er Of The PbilaGelphia College
Of Pharmacy, sc. SC Sc SC
II is stated il lpis London papers tEas the
King OF The French had signl6hd his attention
70 Feciproeaie the friendly visit Of QuecH Veto
ria, by an excursion 70 England in The course
Of The present au1unn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

+ Lsnseys and Flas13le7k.
1--WE have on hand good stSqk Of F1lisa
W and Plaid Linseys and Flahnsls, (which
we will sell 30 Accommodating tefris
Oct Y. lsAs. CRANE 4 sADLER.
FuIlcd and Plaid E1inseys.
UyHAvEnew in Store my fall supply ofFuIled
4 and Plaid Lipseys. Homemade FLANNEL, white
and mixed Stocking Yarns, which vii BE- sold
at heiysry lowest prices.
70ctl9. T c SISAFo0SE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18
Corn. Rye. a. Sshts.

qNHE subscriber wishes 10 r.ifeaaseia at he
- Miilyile Mills. Corn, Rye, Snd 0sss. for
which The highest price will os bald. i will
giFethe highest price 10 cash foS empty Flour
Barrels.
ALsO-Qa hand and intend keeping consiaat-
y, large quantity Of COARSE and FINE
SALT, which will be sold lon
}. W. ,D5BURN.
New 80. fs43.-sms
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

l'esla AsrglEEs &c.
4 INN B0xEs best Maisga B1aeh Raisins,
< &DxySl00 pounds Jujube Paste.
50 do Fresh ciIr0n,
Case gantop Preserved Ginger,
geo popkds Flesh andes,
3 kegs flesh Malaga Grapes.
Alnious and Oranges ia good orlor5 81 tie box.
For eEls atre1ucGd prices By
HsEpsrs-FeEry' Npy %. CR0SBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18
Ay1TTaER ARRIVAL!

TN exchange for Goods. Bacon, Tallow, Soap,
y Candles, EeeNeak. Bnssef. 81 s.. :Raes Wool.
Flor, Wheat ind uorn--aad il shcrI. aIsnos.
every kiDd d eannsfy Produce. al 4 fair price
Oct 5 lSf3 WM LOCK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

NHESk fegAssbse .pnrsSlise ana Allsfats4a
Pills are recemn,endsd ID atr cssss a
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