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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25

OHIO CANAL The Ohio State Jour-
nal OF 'be 9Th inst snys, the water wOs
let INTO ;he OHIO Censi from The Circle.
vile feeder, on Thursday last; and tho
Canal'ts now RavIgaOIe from Cleveland
to ChllIicothe. It is expected that The
section 'irom ChiIicOlhe to Portsmouth
will DO opened This week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25
n-.,-The steamboat Swollovv. nm ibe ev

O-The steamboat Swallow, on the ev-
ening of the7th inss,, ran upon a small
island in the Hudson river, State of New
York, The boat is broken to pieces. The
loss Of life Owful-4oO persons were on
board at the time of the wreck. The 1oss
oflle cannot he determined, hut is believ
cd to range from 30 10 5Operuns.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25

We learn that the fires in the mountains
in Harrison, Marion, and back part of Ty.
Ter counties, are far more extensive than on
the verge Of the river. Great damage has
been done by them along The ridges;-~-
Wkgeling Times.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25

The Vicksburg papers state that the Gov.
ernor of the State of Mississippi has ap-
pointed the Hon.Jacob Thompson, Repre-.
sentative in The last Congress, to be a Sena-
tor of the United States, to I'LL the vacan-
ty caused ly the resignation of Mr.. 'Wafs.
er, appointed Secretary of the Treasury,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25

MoRsE's TELrGRAPH.-The Philadelphia
Times says that Morse's MagneticTelegraph
is to be extended from Baltimore to New
York, asrapidly as thewires can be laid and
protected. The line between Philadelphia
and New York, will be putinoperatioufrst,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25

We learn, with regret, that CHARLES AN
DERsoN, Esq. member of the Senate of0
hio, is in very poor health, and has been
induced in consequence, to start on voy-
age to The Mediterranean.-O. S. Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25

SulcIDE. DE.--FrederiGk Bailey, EsS,, lately
appointed district attuneyof York county,
Pennsylvania, hanged himself on Monday,
through modification at Ire discovery OF an
ssfpor in his first iudjoHn,enl
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25

Two persons, a man 4 bic wife, wero
found dead ia a sIeePRg room 10 New
Y0'k on Monday morning. A thtCd per-
son wnsfn dying condition whea dA.
covered. Il is supposed rhAt ne ca@ss
n fdeath wac The use Of a casaCSt iare
m dle Eee9s. without Frcpes SesrtHLep,n,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25

E5-Our engagements in Court this weel
have been such that we have not been
able to examine the news-though we be.
lieve Mr.. Polk is engaged in applying the
GuiIlotine to his political opponents sNe
could look for nothing better from Snad.
miniswatiUn who has in Its cabinet Gov
Marcy, who, in the Senate of the United
States, proclaimed the odious and demoral-
lzing doctrine that ITO The vittors belong
The spoils"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25
IIUIIIdII yUUI TII6ITW' =
SOLON ROBINSON,
Madison Co., Miss, Marches, 1916.

WdUTHUH OUi NITSS.i NIdTUTI <Ol IO4U'
B. Ifthis should ever chance to meet
the eye of Mr., Polk, beg leave 10 assure
him that Iam such an uncompromising
Wing, that John Tyler turned me out OF a
little petty post office, and that am most
assuredIy not seeking any office at this
time, 30 he will not set the above down to
hat account.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25
FRIDAY:;:::;;,:APRM 9J. ls45

0srThe EDITORS engagements in Court,
this week, prevents us from giving the usu-
al quantity of editorial matter.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25

being extremely favorable, dry and warm.
Corn is now worth from 80 TO z5scents q
bushel, back from the river.
Mississippi is or can be made an excel
lent grazing country--Bernmda grass, be-
ing one of the most valuable grasses known
for hot, dry climate. Tt vii not flourish
lin the shade, but grows most luxuriantly
Yin the hottest sun, spreading itself by its
creeping stems and deep penetrating roots,
II bears no seed, but is very easily propa-
gated by the roots. 1t is not likely that 1t
would grow as far north as Cincinnati, but
ii might be worth while to make the trial.
# can be procured in great abundance at
Natchez. feel It a dqtyJto recommend
its rapid spread through all the Southern
States.
have smoked Tobacco grown in Mis-
sissippi from the Cuba seed, that is as fine
as ever grew upon that island. There is
nothing in the way Of extending the cul-
tlrre of it here, until the crop will outrival
Cotton. And here is another crop; snd
that is fruit. Look out, ye Ohio Orchardists,
Mssissippans are now actually making
preparation to furnish the Cinci,plah mar
6et wah Peuches! And they can and win
do it. l am assured that the finest and
most luscious Peaches can be sent from
Vicksburg to your city before the tfrSf Of
Jtne. And you will buy them too. That
win be an era worth noticing, when this
State, which all her up river sisters have
so long looked upon as market for every
thing that they could raise, actually send
ing you supplies instead Of receIvingthem.
A new day is dawning. Let those who
would profit by the Tight oft get up and
go to work.
8 1fthis long rambling letter prove accep-
table, will try and find time to write you
another from the top of the mountains of
Tennessee, or from the bottom Of the Nam
moth Cave Of Kentucky, when Iget there.
Iremain your friend,
SOLON ROBINSON.
Madison Co., Miss, Marches, 1915.
NIB Ifthis should ever chance to meet
the eye of Mr.. Polk, beg leave 10 assure
Il Il,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-25

as above stated either while at the dock or
in the city OF on her upward passage last
evening. We have not heard of any sus-
picion 6eing entertained of ans one who
might have committed the robbery.
York Express, April 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
Wydr0MIic .9ppa,.ntMs.

HNHE subscriber respectfully calls the atien.
! tlon Of the citizens Of Jefferson and adioin.
Ing counties 70 his newly invented
IRON FORCING 81 SUCTION PUMP,
Which for simplicity, durability and strength,
far exceeds any thing Of the kind ever offered
10 this market They are readily applied 10 q
small water wheel for forcing water 10 elevated
situations, and very little power is required 10
keep constant flow Of water, fresh from the
spring, atthe house, dairy, stable, batf> house,
&c. The peculiar construction of the pump
produces constant and uniform 40 " of water
through the pipes, decided improvement over
other pumps, as pipes Of, half the area will dis
charge as much wafer in given time--this ar
rangement must much, reduce the expense. A
fountain jet a'eau, can be added Il small adj
ditional expense
The pumps are equally applicable to wells,
cisterns, &c, and from the arrangement, never
freezes in winter.
PORTABLE PUMPS made 10 order fof wa
tering gardens, washing windows, carriages,
&c, and in case Of fire to be used as fire en-
gines. whchlwilI force 35 gallons of water per
minute, 40 feet high, by the power of 3 men.
Examinations Of locations made gratis.
Address BILLINGS HOBART r.
Winchester. June 49,, ls45 -eow5t 3>3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
THE MARKETS.
gies'ef the Baltimore .4meriesn, I
i July.l4s5. p. M. &


CATTLE There was afalt supply Of Beef Cat
lie a market to-day prices rsnged from $i.2S TO
as rer TOO lbs on hoof, sqnalto - $S,l5 net.
The average fste is about So, 10 cents. id
EiOUR --Sales of small parcels from store have
been made IT A4.S11 which is the rate generally
.sked some holders demand 81 4sI tor choice
brand, of fresh ground. We note sale Of $50 bills
f thTs description Al tat rate. Also so bills. new
were tskea Il $3.50. The receipt price from cars
GRAIN. --There,is fair supply Of new wheat
ntsmark "a to-say The sales OF good 20 prime Md!
reds have ranged from IS 10 81 een,s and two par
eelstf VIEW superior, mschined. were taken II %
and rs eta InFerSof lots range low IS so cents.
The sales Of white wheat fir 10 prime are from 20
10 100 cents.
The sales Of good Nd. white Corn we're made on
SATURDAY al ~ cents to-day there has been but We
lite OF this deseriptton in msrket snd one parcel
was taken 70 6il up, 81 ~ eents This price, hoN-
esar could not be re,lized later in the day. Anf ne
qpcse white al shout ~ IS cents On Satefday
sslss d nd yellow were made =, AZ - cents To-
Asv L il pro6abiy Z shade higher. but We know Of
no saIes 6y which 10 make . positive quotation.
Sale az old Md. 0atsat 50 cents; some parcels of
nev crop are in market for Shich 30 cents are ask
PROVISIONS. This following are the ra,esde-
minded ~ holders for Western. VIZ Shoulders 81,
Sides a. assorted. =. and Hams = seni,. and
fer ,,fsr',e quality cents We note sale OF
oOO hams Il 81 eenis. Baltimore cured Is ~ but
limited rtuaesi The following rates are ssket.
Vi !. shonlders 81 81 !; Sides "a and Hama % 10
ecn,t We note sale 81 500 Shoulders ~ Of cts )
snd 5000 lbs do IN two lots II 81 eta
H, WfifSKEY-Sales a linda are making ~ 10
els., and bblA q 2lA eeuta.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
.n.gRHFED.

IN Middlefovn. Fredeeiek enunsy. Va. the
Isl instant. BY the Rev .Js,hn AllemoBg. ArsuSTts
y TrhNER. formerly u Spartanhutg district. 5.
&. j 20 Miss caTHlRIsK pIosTRosE, daughter Of J.
Aby. Esq Of the former place.
On Thursdsy The 3dnli. At The University Of Vir-
gihia. by the Rev. Riehtrd MEADE, Mr.. ALEHen
e. wEKKs. Of Lnuisisps. 20 Miss NGSSIE s.,
daughter Of the lste Moses r. Hunier. Esq q W.
At sno@ien. spa,ts, ISania county, Va On Tues.
sav The Isl ins,snt. by The R&. r. e. Mcclure, ID.
D.. Mr. RicalKD w. MkRaIoTT. of Baitiuirrr, 60
Miss ypuA q. saItH. daughter er Yesmsne Smith,
ESQ.,
Do "Wednesday eyeAiqg. the g inst IN Trinity
Church! sIsrsiasbnfg. by The Rev James Chisholm,
Col. JlMEs s BRows q Miss aiansAEET Eliza.
Ezra. daughter OF Daniel Bcrkhari, Esq.
On Thursday The 81 iss,.. ip shepherdsiown; B,
The Rev. VIM. II. Eofin. Mr. JoHN BoKK. Of Mar
tinsburg. to Miss SCsISsAa MAHALtaTH SINNos,
OfJefersou county. forutrIy OF Carroll county. Nd
At Cumberland. Nd. 90 wsdnesday The % inst
by The Rev MIR BaeI, Sir CHtRLEs H. LocHRR
Of Round Top, u Mlssl MAar L. oRRrcK, OF Mt
Alpine. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

II B. TNREED respectfully informs 1.-The
q . public 10 general, that he has commen-
eed the above business in the room adjoining
Mr.. Geo. Reeds old establishment, and direct
~ opposite Maj Massie's Hotel, Winchester,
where he has on hand 6ne assortment of I
Tin Copper and Saeet' Iron W.dRE
OF all kinds, warranted 10 be made ofihe best
materials, and not 10 be surpassed in workman
ship, and at prices as low as can be purchased
many regular establishment inSihe Valley.
He is also prepared 10 make and putup gut
ters and Spouting IF Tin or Copper, both Se-
cret and hanging, and to cover houses either
with Tin, Copper or Zinc
Al-orders thankfully received and promptly
attended to.
e7LCommunications on the subject from Ief-
ferson, may be left at the Free Press Office. y
Winchester. July IL, l6l5-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
Two Lots or Land
LARGE FIGURING MILL

: II: ss;; ! !; esq.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

gTyHE subscriber has on hand Il bis shop near
Il Jordau,s Springs, several Mschines, which
he viii sell on scesmmodAsiag teens among
them IS new six-hor,e Msrhine, Of sesi ms.
tsrisls and workmsnshir. Persons in want os
Machines aud having old ones with .good irons
can be acepmmoda,ed by wsy OF VIGILANCE, By
paying the Inference. Fur further PARTICULARS
apply 10 me personally. or through lie Psi OF
Zee, Winchester.
las R BRooKifs6.
Wiechester. July 10. lsA5-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
Threshiny Machines.

The subscriber has commenced the manufac-
ture Of Horse-powets and Threshing Machiues
81 his establishment, where he will keep sup
ply resdi for sale, made of the very best mate
raJs, aud of the most approved plan for strength
-aad durability, and BY no means liable 10 get
horses, and warranted 10 work welt - -
de also manufactures CORN SHELTERS.
to work by hand, BY horse or water power
lbs Lathes and Machinery are propelled BY a
steam engine and he is ready 10 do all turning
10 brass and iron with despatch. Millmschine-
y and all other work, such as Threshing Ma.
chimes aud Horse.powers repaired promptly. 4
Old cast Iron, Brass and Copper taken in *.
change for Castings, j r. JONES.
Hagerstown, Md, July 10, ls45 6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
Castings for Mills:

such as cog wheeis. oeyel and mortice wheel,
shafts, segments. gndgeons, eranks. spindes.
steps and racket wheels, plaster breakers, burr
brushes and brass castings. Also. grestya
" Of horse power & Threshing Machine pat
terms, Of the very best design for strength and
economy Of metal. Plough Castings OF every
description. moudboards, land.ides and shsress
a large sioekSof< wagon boxes Of all sizes, and
Of the best FORMS Parlor, chamber and ten.
plate stoves, cast Of the nealesi patterns 1.-The
Hathaway cook stoves Of dlHereni sizes-wsier
pipes and cast-iron railing. All tho Castings are
made of the pest materials
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

PRIWApD SALE, /,

PRIW<ApH SALE.
TSHE subscriber offers Tor sale this desirable
estate, situated 81 miles from Charlestown,
5from, Harpers-Ferry and mile from eSmi,h-
field and Ferry Turnpike, bounding on the Win
chester and Potomac Rail Road, and
Containing about $50 Acres.
About $50 cleared, and the residue in Tim Der.
The cleared land lies compact and nearly in
square the timber contiguous. This has Justly
been considered one of the most desirable Farms
IN the county of Jefferson, as regardslocati
fertility, and exemption from7broken or waste
land, every field being accessible 10 running
water. There Is never-failiDg well Of good
water in one Of the back fields, and several fine
springs contiguous to the buildings.
The improvements consist Of comfortable
Stone Dwelling House,
STONE STABLE, STONE SMOKE HOUSE,
with cement floor, Stone Dairy, with cement
hoor. Frame Stable and Carriase. house. Stab
ling forr24 horses,1 superior Corn-crib with Ora
nary attached, Oyerseer's House, (new,) Quar-
ter for servants, blacksmith and carpenters
Shops, Bath house, Ice house, and there is q,
large ice-pond Of spring water 10 the mesdow.
There have been q large number Of choice
Fruit Trees Of every variety set out within the
last few years and beginning to bear
ANY one desiring further information can ad-
dress the subscriber on the premises, nearflall-
town, Jefferson county, Va. ~
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON. +
Dec 10, ls44-,f.
p. s. The taxes on the above Land for
le45, only amount to S20.s2, which is an 10.
ducement 10 capitalists Of other States 10 pur.
chase. L. w W.
May laa. Is45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
In Richmond, va.

III
G0tE Winter Course OF Lectures % the Ne
- deal Department Of Hampaen Sidney Col-
lege will commences in Richmond, on Mouass
me gin day Of October next, and conliaas an-
Ill The last. Of February foilowings The new
College and Hospital Ediice has been compiet-
ed.1and erefy arrangement has been made 70
AFFORD The Student Al the advantages which ere
obisined in any Institution 10 the U. s. 10 ed.
diiIpn 10 The usual Lectures, Surgical and Medi.
csE ciniqaes WILL be given regularis At The Col
lege Hospital, City Almshouse, feniientia; y
psod Armory BY which the student will have
the opportunity Of witnessing the diseases mel
dent 10 the South, and which he will be called
upon 10 treat al the commencement Of bis pro-
fessioDal life. The number Of msjor and mi
nor Surgical Operations which haye70e yearly
performed before the Medical Class. has alrea-
dy claimed Cor the College the reputation Of .
eading school for Surgical instruction.
joins CuLLes, III. D., Professor Of The Theory
and Practice Of Medicine.
L. w. CHaMsrRtAYsE. NJ. D.. Professor Of
Therapeutics aud Mateira Medica.
x L. BonANsAN, Al D.. Professor Of Obste-
tries and Diseases ofwomen and Children
JEFFRiEs WrM,s, NJ. D., Professor Of Anato-
my and Physiology.
SrcRarEs MAuPiH. II. d Professor Of Che
mislss aud Pharmacy
Arc L. WARNER, NJ. D., Professor Of Sur
gerry.
cARTER P JonNsoN, NJ. D., Demonstrator OF
Anatomy.
The abundance Of materials for dissection,
and tho convenience and comfort Of the dissect-
ing room, will enable The student 10 study tho
roughly the Anatomy Of the HUMAN Body, aud
also acquire skill in The use of Surgical instru.
meats.
10 SIS per week. -.-z-. 81.
Current. bank notes of the States in VT Ii
The students reside will be taken Tor tickets.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
Ettr,siiatre, Furniture.
fElHE subscriber respectfully informs Ibis
u friends and the public generally, that he

HyHE subscriber respectfully informs This
j. friends and the public generally, that he
hsson hand very large stock Of
RE.3DY HIDE FUR.NITURE,5
Which be will dispose Of upon favorable terms
He also continues 10 make 10 order upon 1.-The
shortest notice. any thing iu his line. To ire
duce his stock of ready made Furniture, 8the
subscriber would take|in exchange, paper that
is we'll endorsed, and sell The furniture/at fair
prices N k:,
{ Funerals 10 the country attended 10 at the
shortest notice, aEd a good tiearse with safe
horses always 10 readiness
WHY should any one send to Baltimore or
elsewhere for Furniture, when they can find as
good and cheap, if not cheaper according 10
quality, within two hours travel. This Is a
question we'll worth considering. Il
JOHN KERR,
Cabinet Maker, Loudoun street, near Farm
er's Bank
Winchester, July II, l845 -3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
TO nv Friends.

T RETURN my thanks for their patronage.
= during my residence in Chariesiown and.
70 those who have Unsettled sccounts would
say that they wiliput me under ID additional
obligation il they wills cali and SETTLE. II they
cannot conveniently pay close bysnoie. \ will
take but ii'tle'time. As their acc6nals.base been
ready since The Isl of March.
Ny creditors will require bit Etffe fefsga
sion, a am convinced by experience, but fberss
are few who have MOI 81 cslIee 10 tbene
would say / am ready also.
KespectfulIy. ,ptfI
H,,n.rs rrv Inly 10. fs45--3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
Frnn, H. znns.rili. Gn-l,i,.

ntED-At his residence. near Franey shurgh.
Muskiagumae county. Ohio. on Thursday rhe Goth Of
Jpne list. Mr.. JOAN WINNER, sged 81 years and
three days. The dsce$ sed was astive Of Charles
towa Jefferson county, Virginia, from which place
be removed 10 this eounty, in lS2S. where, by his
kindness as neighboF aud exemplary walk as q
christian. he was highly esteemed by all Who were
acquainted with him. .On the 3ia Of March last.
he visited By pattAl paralysis Of the brain and
right side. which msserislly affected his speech,
and much dissbled him that he continued 20 grow
worse up to the time d his death For forty years
he sustained snotiess character as member Of the
NJ. T. Churth, during thirty years of which he Was
Zeslous Official member. As long as he could
make known bis wishes and feelings, he express-
ed the most entire confidence in the s1lieiency of
the atoAng merits Of his blessed Saviour Il 90 that
while his family sndIosher relations mourn their
loss Of 50 valuable friend. they are web assured
thahe has exchanged the tolls aud affections Of this
world. for eternal happiness in that which is 10
come.
Thus died an Affeetianste parent. kind Ieighbor
and devoted Christian "Blessed are they who
die in the Lord ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
SALE OF GOOH1
LIMESTONE LANu.

SALE OF GOOH1 a
ExN7ESTONE LAND.
flsHE subscriber will sell, at private sale his
Il FARM lying in Jefferson County, and inn
mediately upon the turnpikeroad leading from
Shepherdstown TO Smith6eld about three. quar-
tiers Of a mile from the Kerneysyille Depot, 81
miles from Shepherdstown, and 8 from Smith
field. This farm contains about
23J Acres Of'gOOd Limestone
Land;
l65 or 0~Acres Of which are in cultivation,
and the balance in timber-some OF il not sur
passed by any body Of timber in the county.
The improvements consist of a E-uN
NEW TWO STORY AHTfSfn
LOG DWELLING, fklH
good and substantial quarter, & M
stabling, and never failing well Of pure lime
stone water.
II is unnecessary 10 describe the pfoperty
more partlcularly,as il is presumed that any
one who wishes 10 purchase, will view the pro-
perty for himself
The terms will be moderate, and made to suit
the purchaser.
!. Persons who are disposed 10 purchase, will
please call uponihe Messrs( Dandridge, or An
thony Kennedy, Esa Nv no will give all necessa-
~ information upon the subject
T. Z. BUCHANAN.
Feb 10, ls45-tf =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

The scEooner Creole, Il New Orleans.
lid from yefs Cruz on the 24ih June !;
Oh The reeep,iop Of The proclamation
;...ed ~ President Jones. calling con
..r,;on q decide on the question Of 30:
n.rs,iop. .he President. Herfra. Published
snroclamalion. aaihOrising The enlistment
- troops for tbe purpose Of sustaining the
honor Of Mexico. but the sinews Of war
appear 10 be tdlia. :
Cen. Bustamenie arrived At Vera Cruz
on ,be l7thof Jone. and offered his ser.
v;ees 20 .he Government 10 sustaining
vh,i Il Il pleased 10 term the integrity q
The Mexican territory and The dignity 81
he Republic. He va, rsther coldly re-
eeiyed, and il was reported that he.refns-
ed lie military honorsfhat were rendered
hin. Ii was thought That be was not re-
called By any party.
The people generally were not alarm
ed notwithstanding The cries nf wal
made by the FederaIisis and BY the Psrii'
Fans Of Santa Anna, Who blame The Go
ye,nnentlor want Of energy. The 6.
nances Of The Government were 10 an EN-
barfassing condition. so much 80 that tbs
.oficefs employed under Government hss
ficulty In obtaining one-iourth q incl
lvtzS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

A Gre occurred al Providence. r i, 90
wednesday the OH, which 1onsuirned be.
fore il wa. s,lbdued a portion OF The Wash
ingfon Hotel. the stables attached ,othe
Hotel and The siorehouses Of Mr.. Selb
Padelsord and MessIs. Gfosvenor and
Chase. A block Of buildings owned BY
Messia "A s. w II Mason, The store OF
Mr., David Barton and several others were
injured BY The fire.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
Co Partnership.

NNHE subscribers have this day formed s|co-
4 partnership, under the firm Of JOHNSON
& KEEFER, and will continue the
Flour Produce and General Commits
{ sionI Business,
Formally carried. on by NJ Kee fer & Co, atltbe
old stand, on King street, one door easi Of
Union, a6d respectfully solicit the patronage OF
the customers Of the, late hrm. and the public
generally. 4. THoS., JOHNSON, /
z, r. KEEPER.
Alexandra, D. c., July |, (l7,) 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
ShannOndale Ferry,
MUSIC EkAWlElNGO
HENRY Muller.

ms now. in ChhFisstoun. and offers himself Is
u Teacher % be Flute and Clsfipnet.--
From bis knoulsdEe CT Music and Teeehingshe
!, co.6isul he cad render salisfaeiion. He
throws himss.fupo1 the libersiily Of his old
frienas ana sedaailIspees- especially - be is
is needy circamstbness. His terms will be
moderate. From nh patronage extended 70 him
heretofore 81 he people Of charIestoun. be
feels assured tbst ilSJ VII again encourage him,
g IL Z desiroas May his jnst debts.
Those having accounts nEainss him can pre-
ssnt them.
July n, leiS