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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-11-01

Grease Substitute the yolk of an egg Gun
cooked) entirely free from the white, and with a
soft brush, apply the substance and rub it on the
spot until the grease appears removed or loose
Wash off the egg with moderately warm water.
Should not all the grease be removed which may
be difficult, if it has been on long time,-dry and
and repeat the opera ton"
The writer of the above says that a fine Merinc
shawl, which had been badly smeared with tar
grease, [gudgeon grease was perfectly cleaned by
this process in few minutes. -SOuthwesttrn Far
mer.
DG-The General Conference of the Free Will
Baptsts commenced its session at UnadilIa Forks
last Wednesday. They contemplate establishing
Theological school at Whteboro,n connisectior
with the 'Whitestown Seminary
SOLEMN THoUGHT.-l live. To-day am ac-
tive amid the busy scenes of earth. But for eve
ny act, for every step for every thought INDUCED
am amenabe to the great and the last tribunal
LIES scenes must all be brought in review. NJ
portion of it can be hidden from myself, or from
the disseminating Judge. | cannot escape thu
presence of Him who sits upon the awful throne
may call for the rocks and the mountains to bury
me in the proud abyss, but all to no purpose.
must stand forth as | am. That misspent day
comes up, that lost hour stares me in the face
that wrong deed rises, as swift witness agalns
me. Solemn thought. With what crcunspect
ness should live. How much need the grace o
God to enable me to spend life Alright H.. Q.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-11-01

DARRER'S Cough Syrup, one ofths best med
- Cincs for cough cold any disease of the ungs,
for sale by g. p. REDFIELD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-11-01

Which will be sold at Boston cost with the freight
added-n0 mistake! We have pursued the CASH sYs-
the last three years, and find it gives much bet
ter satisfaction as goods low all be satisfied
Mantpeier, Oct |, 1874. 40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
LANDS FOR SALE :

4 OFFER for sac, the following TTacts q
4 fneLaadSia the Counties DC Ieasrson and
Berkeley -
II. Il Tract ofD 600 Acres. three miles
below MsrtinsbQrg, now lathe tenaps.. e D'f
saIa csa,nhen ylsbsa ,ar,,, ---.ssscs 10 April
r. .--..llai shout 500 Acres each,
n serksIey aid Jefferson Counties. on opequon.
twi;h s4tensiveand very rich low grounds!now il
the eecuPaues 81 Benlanih Holey.
;. Nv HAzle6esa Estate, oFF500 Aosss
10 Be sold entire Oh divided.
4. Ny Splphqr Spring Tract oF 4ao
Acres, on oPeeuon. with a very hne sulphur
Spring, whiclr Was for many years known Is
Menghini's Sulphur Spring.
These Tfscts win De sold onlhe mos. accom-
nodaling terms, and divided where practieable
% suit purchasers. Immediate payment az NJ
part Of The purchase mpGey viii be required
proymedp interest be paid and good securits
With mortgages THE premises be givens The
terms viii be made as easy and accomsaoda ting
IS any purchaser can ask.
u, ST. G. TUCKER;
Hazle6eld~ Sept 81, IsI3--f
The teuanison the lands will show the pre-.
misses, and give such information as may BE de-
sirable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
Baltimore Medical Institute.
FOR PRIVATE PUPILS.

iHvo meet the demands for refotn in private
- medical Instruction, The undersigned has,
alter some years Of labor and al great expense.
established athe'cisy Of Baltimore a. institution
presenting many important advantages. Tht
object Is as FAR as possible 10 base ali Instruct
lion on the sure LIQUIDATION OF demonstration. -
brief sialsmsht will be given Of the advan-
tsges o9sred7fo the Student The Institution,
located IL q central part Of the city, eompfe-
bends 81 Anatomical Museum, LseJnre Rooms.
well stored With iIiusiraiions Of the various
brSnches OF Medicine, -
Anatomy, Physiology. Pstholoey. Midwifery
and Snrgery, wiz be illustrated bs The remssk-
able models Of Professor Auzouz. Doctor Thi.
bert and Nj Guy, Of Paris. These models have
received tie highest testimonials OF the profess
sion In Europe and other counlres Prepsrn.
ions Of the real subject, most valuable plates
&nd casts. are also contained ID the Museum for
the use OF Students, as also very full eollee-
lion Of Instruments and apparatus fer perform
ing all ibs operations Of surgerK.
chemistry. Materia Mediea, Pharmacy and
Botaay, will be illustrated By aPpropriaRe appa-
rains, By . superior collection Of specimens Of
The Maieria Medical and b. Herbsris; consisting
ofseyeraI thousasd Medicinal native and foreign
plants.
A large and we'll selected library Or between
Two and three thousand volumes, jisaccessibEe
10 the Stedent-to whom also Lectures are de-
ivered through the gresler part Of Ihe wear. I (
The city Of Baltimore from its tgo Medical
Schools, lis Hospitals, Infrmafy. Aims House
md DisPensaries, aeords great facilities for The
study Of Medicsfsnd Surgical practice, aud il
$ celebrated for offering unrivalled advantages
n the study ofPracticsf Anatomy. lis health.
ane society, and the moderate expenses Of liv- |
ng, ere also claims 10 the attention ef the Stu
lent And the judieiops parent who considers
he great responsibility OF the profession and
he powerful competition Of talent, viii feel il
! conscientious duty, 10 enable bis sou to enjoy
important advantages OF the study ofMedicioe /
o city. The subscriber, from an experience
1f years in practice. part Of the lime4as a Pro-
Iessor, Hospital Physician and Surgeon, and
1aving had many public and private pupils, feels 7
authorised 10 Offering the Student i'm portant adj
Fanlages under his precepiorisl care. a. limited !
number Of additional pupils only can ~ received
therefore those desiring TO become pupils,
will make application daring the months of
September and October. ANY one wishing ad-
itional information, can obtain it, by address
ing JOHN r. W.lDUNBAR, H. b,
Late Prof. Of Surgery, 10 the Washington
Ocf. 8. rS44.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
s.maRRIEn

On THURSDAY the 1911 uii. bv Ire Rev. s ca,
er. Mf. EDwIs r GoYER 10 Miss E.lz.nr-s
RiTa1E. ali Of Loddoun.
On Sunday The % ulf., 81 he same. M. VII.
Li1n II. RUssErT 10 Miss carHaR,xr F1,er.ri
ga Thursday Inc iash uiL, BY the Rev. Thos.
Bifkby, Mr.. LEWIS Lroc. 10 Mss MlLvis. n
FikcH. both Of Loudoun.
\ On Thursday The 18Th ult.. hy ihe sane. Nfr.
SaMuEL G; 'WYsKooP to Miss SosAE HvET. bosh
Of Loudoua.,
Near tIilIsborough, on Tuesday The l7lh nit,
By the, Rev. Daniel Hauer. EBeNEzEa Cor Of
Saassmon county illinois, 10 Miss JasE, caugh-
Ter o. Richard Grub. Esq, ofthis eouoiy.
On Toees,sy The l7ih blI., by The Rev. John
Towies, THeafAg HENDERsoN 10 R9BEccA. sec
ond dsp sef6f James B. Beverly, III OF Faa-
daieF c0EsfI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
DIED.


On Priddy, 18Th uliimo, after a short Illness,
Mrs. EuEErEfH 7, LKwIs. consofs or Fisher
;.sais. Esas Of Jederyon' eouuty. sfk The yoaas-
4. daughter OF The late George 8. LaHe, Esq.
n Berr,yiIle, Clarke county, sincerely beloved
snj deepIy lamsnted, By. 81 who knew her,
with a heart warm and sdeceSpnsie, manners
pleasing and impressive runder8 the guidance Of
Z cultivated mind, Mrs.lLa was the fsvorite Of
ssssociates, snde couId~she have been spared,
you'd hase adorned lhs sphere alloitedby Hesy-
en- 10 1womaa bat She has been suddenly cot OBJ
10 the mnrniDg Of lifes leaving an shectlonaie
sister. brother, and tie discbnsolaie partner Of
her bosom, 10 lament with anguish Of Heart,
mai blessing which has been so soon recalled
BY the good Being, who knowelh what IS best
for bis creatures, and Hwho orders sllthmgs oy
nc counsel OF his ora will" Loved and valued
one, adieu bat not > long ad lieu, for STILL
. 10 memory,s shrine, Thy name shall live
To The ref heart peace, thy virtues give:
4 Between the J5Ql August and 18Th SePtem1
Der. 'of Scarlet Fessr, RUBAMA, SUSAN GEoEfE,
and GREEsE, children OF Thomas }. North, Of
Pendleton county, Va.
, On Sunday night last, in this town, ResERTi
T.YLon, infant son af The Regid R. T. Berry OF
Georgetown, aged9 years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
Grand Rally Of the
lwHIds Or LouDoUN.

The Wings Of Lousoun county Will no,a
Grand Mass Meeting, 10 abeautiful grove about
half a mile sou,hswes, Of Lessburg, TO COM
1nence ION Tuesday fhs 18Th day Of October
1914. and coatiuue two days to which our TEL
low-cf,izens of Virgins, Maryland, and the
District OF Colombia, without distinction o.
narlies, are cordially invied We promise them
I recent,on which SHAH BE- in all respects worthy
Of ne HRig County of he Old Dominion:
~ or NyFi.IFcTUAL FARE.
NV Leigh VIM c Rives,
IN ~ Ro,,. James Lyons,
M 90, Iohnso, Geo R Richardson,
tchs,I.s j p,,,. Philip Williams,
+ ID u Si,ar, RT Daniel,
| Tn, Z psnals,ou. andrew Hunter,
o,h.r astinguished speskers, have
~ ~; ga .nJ are expected to attend.
Ample Provision will pc maue ~ ~ ssr,,. 4,
for Dini6g The Company, noMe.es ~ + .,cbes
NAV BE- and al Night me S'rlnss y 'ns Iii IN ~
IN Lessburg. audit Nelghoorno0u' "i''
onihe outside. ..,;.;,.a "a
II, T.s;,sl are most earnestly soicnea. y
vr,es ~ . oecssIop with their presence. SCI
parsie ,,be for their accommodate" WI y :.
sprssf md ( select COMMITTEES cas- Oeen n
poneS 10 attend 10 them
-''' Cemmiiits Of .arsHgea's'is'
u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
n HNAhA 81 Y HAWs
O.r THURSDAY, lOth OF OCTOBER INST

Distinguished Speakers have beenluviled from
: Maryland, Pennsylvania and from our own
: State - amongst whom are VIM. c. Riyes, Wm4
s. Archer, Geo. w p Summers, James Lyons
A. ". n. cruaTt, JonsE Jauney, svffffam l.. q og4
ain, John NJ. Bolts, John 5, Pendlst~-.-e alhsI-
from Virginia. George r. Richardson, Charles
nj PITTS. S. T. Walls, WIN. Price, Thomas D.
McKaig, and others from Maryland. James
Cooper. Andrew Sle@al',gand others from Penn
kysania.
The GLEE CLUBS from the adjoining eoun-
ties are all cordially invited to attend,
. The LADIES are especially invoked TO honor
our assemblage with their presence ara lheir
smiles Especial arrangements viii be made for
/ their comfort aed accommodation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
THE MARKETS.


4 FLoUR--We note some transactions ia neu
Ho9srd street Flour to-day at s4.25. Al suhieb
pr9 The srticle j. 10 good demand. The re-
- price continues At 81 l2i. Good patceIs
90 1our are held a. 81, sabjeci to feinspeetiou.
hAlN.-ihe receipts Of Wheat were very
on Saturday and Today. The snail par
81 aLmarket sole az Is 50 cents for rood 10
fne Md. reds, and ordinary % good alto a IS
bats. A loi Of prime white Wheat sold TO-DAY
100 eeals. Sales Of white Corn a. s3l : 1sI
lents. and Of yellow at Al cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
NEW GOODS.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS |

THE undersigned has Just returned from
1 Baltimore with&a handsome assortment OF
Fall Goods, consisting Of ~ 4
Blue, Black, Green and Fancy Cloths
Striped and Plain Cashmere, assorted colors,
Ribbed Csssineis,
Water Proof Tweed Cassimeres,
Kentucky Jeans,
Canton Flsnnels,
Silk Hdkfs. assorted,
Cotton - q.
Black Alpaca, assorted patterns,
Fancy Plaid and Figured do
great variety OF Prints, beautiful fall patterns,
A good assortment of Groceries, viz
Prime Cheese, Al
Sperm, Mould and Dipped Candles,
Rosin Soap,
Msckerel and Herring,
prime lot Of Bacon,
All Of which win be sold low by
JOHN G. WILSON.
Harpers-Ferry, Sept 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
] COTTAGE BUILT

DgNlk!lIlNG 1AUY s9
A foe large Barn, recently $3.50 .sA,.ss. Aaoa
Srcke, Cora, Poultry, sad n9os t re,i-
house for sersanls, together /" IL
site cut.buaaiaEs. al n eAreilslt youEG
There s upon the premises = and
ORCHARD of choiee fral.sls aIss 80 limestone
$50 near the houSs shsIs Y a. = u.osl Of
gpsirg which ancFcs running WAIST =
she Eelds. .. ts,r,hers
s,,s,la,s inE vvfeience .oithe plsee, asl prs
~. ina, an Mo ma wish % purchase WI
leah a1osx apS iuSthe property FOR ,henase1yes,s
and 70 any sss~hs SHALL &c happy TO EufniSn
whatever 'dnfprnAiou may b requisite, on aP-
Eplleatlon 70 me PFsonalIy Of By leates. p0as
paid. HENRY B0TEEER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
TALL4GOOnS.

- - ~ 49,
lust received fresh supply of Dry Goods
a and Groceries, which will sell low for
cash, or ID punctual customers on credit.
The stock consists in. part of
/ Blue, Black and Green Cloths,
F Do do do Cassimeres.
niAeAA- I.r~l.~.-.---------a.--r..
Black. Grey Mixed, and large assortment Of
,satinets which will be sold at last falls Pri-
ICES,
vesting Of every description,
Magnificent Grape Tesans,
Calicoes, Bslzorine patterns, latesustyle,
Do Metrimsc and Thornton's Mills, from
10 10 - cents per yard,
New Style Earlston Bingham,
Manchester do. =
New style MousIin de Lains,
doz sup Black French Kid Gloves,
Ladies' and Genilemen's Gloves, great variety,
Do do Mills do do
Do Dress Hsndkerchiefs,
5-4 Brown Muslin l2i,
Brown and Bleached Muslin from to l2a.
Brown osnaburgs, twiled and plain,
Bed Ticking Of every description and price,.
White and Red Flannel al last falls prices,
Merino and Alpaca do do ~
Together with all articles kept in q dry goods
house.
New Orleans Sugar,
Rio and ST. Domingo Coffee,
New Orleans Molasses,
Loaf Sugar, Lumpdo
Tobacco from 81 TO GA per ID.
HARDWARE, OF every description.
Tin Ware do do
Queensware and Glass do
Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Bacon, Corn Meal, Lard and Flour,
Nails Of every size
Persons wishing 10 purchase will md IL e
their advantage 10 call and examine my stock
as am determined Ia sell low.
/ ID, DORIAN.
Harpers Ferry, Sep. 10.
| Gan persons knowing themselves indebted
! TO me by note or otherwise, are earnestly re
ouesied 10 call and liquidste the same.
4yLAll kinds Of Country Produce taken II
exchange for goods or 10 pay ment oldeois-
| Sept l9.--4t. r.. ID. DORIAN.
Spirit Of Jeferson insert Al.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
Y u 10 = sa 10 u , * /
FOR ALE
ATTENTION, CAPITALISTS

IL EN- ION. CAPITALISTS!
lfHNHE subscriber wishing 10 sell. is, disposed
TO give bargain in his Isaad Property.
Harpers:FeWyg Virginia
There, are within the limits Of the survey g.
bout SEVENTY ACRES, and the prem ses al
ford 40 excellent site for any branches az ma
nufactufe requiring water power after an
exsmination oS competent engineers, this To-
cslity has been deemed TO possess superior adj
yantages 10 this respect. Il IL contiguous 10
tho National Armory, and the Baltimore Ohio
Rail Road passes near il. IL is also thought
that Foundry or Ropewalk could be estab-
hshed here with much profit. To persons 1of
enterprise, possessed OF moderate capital.
this property would be worthy OF attention. Ii
is deemed unnecessary 10 say more, as persons
wishing 10 purchase will no doubt examine for
themselves. Al early application may insure
good bargain. As regards the terms Of sale,
&c.ss application 10 be made 10 she subscriber,
orfo Joseph Bytne, HarPers Ferry. r
PATRICK ByRNE.
Harpers.FerrY, Sep. 19i-S5.
National Intsttigencer insert TO the amount Of
S. and charge adv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
aARls gR RAs8lGO VS..
lcoWLEY 8 sHoPE,

N ESPEcTFULLY inform their friends that
lie they have just reiuJhed from the Eastern
Cities With the latest and most approved fash
ions, and are nov ready TO serve their customers
with any garment according 10 the latest cut.
We tender our IN nks for The very liberal ps-
tronsge heretofore extended, and trust that BY
renewed Efforts 10 please, we shall continue 10
receive il, swell as the-cnslom OF new friends.
Chsrlekte9n. Sept 70
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

,MOR THE LADIES Cashmere de Cos, a
- new and beautiful style OF goods,
Mouslia de ms, Merino,
Large stock Of rich Prints, fall patterns,
Eariston and Manchester Ginghams,
Corded Skirts, Alpaca Aprons,
Large Net Shswls, all wool,
Large cold Merino Shawls,
Silk and Merino Dress Hdkfs.
"a Canton Flannel. flushed on both sides, de.
sirable goods for ladies skirts,
Gimps and Cord,
Hemstiiched, Lace, and other Linen Cambria
'Hsndkerchiefs,
Linen Cambria Of superior quality,
Black Net, Bobbinet, Green Braize,
Lace Edgings and Insertings,
Bonnet and other Ribbons,
5 D3mask Table Diaper,
Huckelback toweling, Russia & Bird-eye do
Kid Gloves, best quality,
dozen Mitts, assorted
Saxeny, Worsted and Cotton Hose,
Striped and Plaid Muslins,
And many other desirable goods for ladies
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
COAA, Oonn, 0oan.

NDWARD l. THOMAS. Of Cumberland. is
Ia prepared TO deliver on the Cars 81 the de-
pot in Cumberland LUMP CU.9L Tor UFste-,
and FINE co-sL for Smithing purposes, at the
lowest prices. If.
Apply TO Mr. II L Ely, constituted Agent for
the above, at Charle$toWn.
Chct Aft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
81 % T n al In.

"a PETITION viii be presented 10 the next
- GenerEl Assembly OF Virginia. b exempt
we snithhsld, cbarlesiown. sBd Hsrpsrs-Fsr-
y Turnplke Company, from keeping The road
in repsif within the limits or Inc iovrn al
ChArlssiown.
Oct ;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

Smokers, Sua5Fers, and Caeacsrs Of
106acc0


TIVE un6ersigned intending 10 pursue. n.
= Td6seeo Basiness a Harpsrs-Ferry. void
respectfully inform the citizens and Pablo zen.
orally. that be has, this dsy, commenced he -
bove business 10 said place. where be win con.
stanliy keep on hand eomplels assofimeu9 q
TOBACCO,
Such as pond Lnnps, from ;hs lst 10 the 9Th
qualities-5,s. Isl and ID /; do l2is. Let and "a.
Also, Cut and Dried, for smoking, Ia papers
CIGARS,
<Of the following brands:
Cazadorss, RegaIia Victoria.
Canoues, Regsiia de Psixen
LaDorms, RegaIis DIV
Cheroots, ReEalia NSJ
Cuba, La Yuelia,
Trsbueo, Ladies Genuine Roysl3
Rife. Principe, lsl.2d & 30 gu.
Large and small sized Kentucky Cigars.
ALSO
RspPee. Congress, and Scotch Suuds, By the
Bottle or in smaller quanuties.
Insr-sase articles can be had al the Store
kept by a JoSNou w /. early.
HarpersFesry, DC. ,. Is4sS.ly
n. Bah orders addressed loxim will be
attended TO-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
A00z Aga Rds3a :
NEW STYLE FAII doons
RICHEST PATTERKs.

HAVE just rsesf,ed from t5ss.w v......S
o'ner markets, beautiful ss.brtm-n, ..s,1s
,,..sss s,yle Velvet and Msrino lsstiors Gee.
- Sssslneres, or extra euall,v sn.i mas, ~
Ilrea Patterns, 'siih'a Cue sssortmen, ~ Scar.
Slss.ss, and Gloves. de-. which will De aisp5.s
40 o. upon the 0ost aeeomm sdszsnE Ter rhs.--
:. = noerni allowance for cash. Ny friends and
NC paol'e generally are inv red TO call aud ex-
anime for themselves.
DAVID MARTIN, Merchant Tailor.
.-+--s- (Snceessor TO Geo. ". Buil,)
rssw Fs---ts2, Baltmore u.
ID door lrss. 81. Paul ST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

r----rs. 49, Rants IL he Presby terrain Church,
q charlesteNn, were ees ~ y. -s,;r. smoSe,,
renters will please psJ ne a e.rlv ns
Is George L steNerts tne ee''s
Convenient. - Ssh.
oollection viii be ,sken ~ - s--s<sI,
bah . furnish Coal Acs Tor 10 ~,
ninfsg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
New Fall and Winter
GOODS

WIPE are now receiving our supply of NEW
w E!aLL AND WINTER GOODS, which
will be very extensive and elegant. Weinviie
all 10 an examination Of them before pdrchas-
ing elsewhere. MILLER & WOODS.
oaot- ~ ar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
New Fall & Winter GOODS.

New Fail & Winter Goods.
TINE subscriber is now receiving and open
ing bis Fall and Winter Goods, consisting
Of
English, French and American Dry Goods,
groceries. Qyeenswaie, Cedarware, &C.
He respectfully solicits call from his custom
ers and others. Confident he is, that no one
can show more beautiful assortment OF fresh,
fashionable, and cheap goods than he can.
Sept 10. S ALLEMONG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
AltenliOn. EriendsI

Pie subscriber. thaakfal for the favor TIA.
=. pas been extended 10 him Tor several
years. BY liberal community, would inform
old friends sDd new. thai he is nov, as ever,
ready sQd anxieas 70 serse them, ii all that per.
.aias 70 his profession. To say that be will not,
nor esnnot, es beal ID aBJ description Of Doors
= SHOES, either 10 price or 9usf,sss Is but ex-
pressing Whist every one who has heretofore pa
tronizsd him, Willingly and frankly admits ais
materials are ofthe best qaality-his workmeu
sxeelled by aone 10 the county-and his effort
directed TO please The public. Whilst Ne IS viii.
,ng' when requested, 10 follow the good old
aasaions, ne yet gives watchful attention 10 the
mutations that 50 frequently occur. and is pre-
pared 10 serve ct the shortest notice, those who
oesire the latest tips Remember, his prize,
cant De beat, more ESPECIALLY when The cash IS
made to jingle in his ear. Y
His shop is at the Cd stand. mar David
He'npHreys- store, where ne IS always gIad 10
see ms old friends. and as many new ones Is
think proper 10 call.
IFeopniry Produce taken in ssscnange fer
Work az The market price.
Sept &c. 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
GROCERIFS-
GROCERlES.
NEW ORLEANS, Porto Rico, and ~

NEw ORLEANS, Porto Rico, and d.
In Sugars > D..
Teas superior quality,
Rio, 81 Domingo and Java Coffee;
Coarse and fine Salt; y
-Sugsr-house apd N o Molasses
Chocolate, cocoa, ginger, pepper, allspiee, ~
petre, salsratlus, starch, cheese :. IL
A large stock moYid and dipped capdlss;.
Tobacco, SHUTS, segars;
Fleur. cornmeAl, buck wheat flour; HI.
Shs1. he--i-osa
soda, water, and sugar crackers anu Il
Rvsry other article in the groeers line TO-.
had cheap at ~ .lIe'''0As
Oct g. u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
\ NEW FALL
VY1ETp3t2 GOODS

THE subscriber has iusi returned from Phi,
l ladelphia aud Baltimore. with a large
aud we'll selected stock of FALL AND WIN.
TER GOODS. As.my STOCK i IuI. Il IS useless
to enumerate the different articles; therefore
invite all that are 10 want Of cheap and FASH
ionable goods, 10 give me call and examine
for themselves. CHARLES HARPER.
Shepherdstown, Sept 26 -s2t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

GROCERIES.
DROWN. Lump and Loaf Sugars;
- Very superior Tea
Shad and MackereI
Sugar-house aud New Orleans Mofssses.
Sperm OIL, Candles
Java and Rio Coffee
Pepper, Spices, &c.
Oct 3. Miller &, TATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
N,esr SINE Goods.

lust received few pifees OF VELVET D
a LANES. : verv riet and beautiful article
~ dresses. ID which Ne would call the atten-
ion Il The Ladies. cRANE 8 SADLER.
sspll9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

DOMESTICS.
N1EAyY Brown Cottons, 3-4, 7-S, "A;
III Heavy 0snaburgs;
"a fine brown shifting cotton
5.4 heavy brown . hceung cotton;
ga and 5-4 furniture plsids;
81, - and a. bleached shifting cotton;
1874 besched shesting
Brown and OIeached cotton jeans;
Apron checks, tickings;
Russia and Huckelback toweling;
GA brown linen table diaper
ga Damask do do
Woollen comforts! blanket shawls;
Negro blankets. &C., for sale cheap by
0cL3. S ii ,qlieIloui
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

RARcAINS IN 'Vl6pxEILAs.
UEJE hsve z Erte sid.tef Umbrell3t. pur.
" chassa the naaufaclsfer ID Phila-
delphis. fof crshsFhich We waI ssllioE
Oct lniIlr { zais.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

HXROM chsriestown on Monday right last, >
II SORREL HORSE. light maze snd tail,
star IN bis forehead, and PAGES 6aely.
a suitable reward viii Be paid il required.
Any inforInation left with Mr.. L N. Carter,
viii be thankfully received
Sep IS. WAL BARR.