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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-02
REGULAR ciNc,x>ArI PAcNET:
NEW U MAIL STEAMER HIBERTll

NEW MAIL STEAMER HIBERNIA.
EeAEg Thcntw md FIST running
E steamer IfiBERNIA, John
49, hiIn,leiicr. will continue
make regular weekly
nllpS 20 C,ncinnau; lowing PntSbureh every
Iue'ddy nj " H.. NJ and Wheeling every
tuesday AZ 9P NJ, aud Cincinnati every En-.
day at 10 a NJ.
fnr lIfigh' ar pnsS'c", having superior nc.
.commod itiunS, oprly IN boari.
SIrfhc Hibernia was hull, expressly for The
Ctnclnnau anl Pilt>bBrsh mace, AMI viii cons
lnue m The t'aie The whole season.
. sItiIe f~lihernia IS prov drd with Ev,ns'
"a eiy Guard TO prevent The expo ION Of boil,
'T' feb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-02
Us NJ STEAMER NArioIA

NEW Us Nj Sr&lNst NArlo VAL
"'ST The new and last %runninc PAS.
E-S-T-Syic Scnscr steamer NATIONAL.
--~- AG Mason, commanded, wifi
r""in ne 20 make REGULAR weekly ,ripS II Gin
cinnei; leaving WI cling every Thursday
evening a. . o'clock, and Cncinnalieyeiy Sun
day al 10 a NJ.
For fright or passage, having silctior ac,
commodstuns, apply an hoard
TT ne National Is pro yided with ~Ev1n'Sale,
" ouild. 20 prevent The explosion OF b%oilrrs.
mars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-02

u ,AUksL I'LL Mill oIONE5! Afar
4. hour iett nine 1nrhc~ aismaicry haoaeI
aud hIudedltke Burr SiuufS, suIab o. Grotu9-
nRC ,fn lot which we lave w. u.c. anl Witi
We soid lpw. Euqeife az the 5opth Wh6elfng
steam Mills 10
nas - JOHN g GAYLE g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-02
ST NJ s.
NEW UsM4iL STEAMER crrrrr

~S-1 The new aud iaS, running pas
ss~>ntASxr Seneer Sfcumcr GUTTER Col
Inns, ccmufat der. viii continue Ia
make regular aerkly trips t. Cincmnnti: leav
ing "heyiing every Sunday evening at 9o>
M.
For lffiehl or raSSagc, h.vng sureriuI ac,
communal un>, Apply oU hoatd.
G'Vhe CnutrS provided with Tvln>' SAFE.
" Quad. 10 PREVENT The explosion OF suffers.
u,ar 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-02
ooLuMbus, 90 iNsURANCG COM
RETURN PREMIUMS.

! belr a2eniS are author zcd lu make the FOL
lowing iermS win Their customers:
Any PERSON in>ui tng = iuYlc risk hY which
n" loss 10 The company j. sustained, sLaII re,
r.'"e a fetnln 81 aspiration 10 The peeni, OF
~ per cent ON the amrunl PAID. On nctrcr -
premium Paii each year, amounting iu $500
'r over, III , per ce..t on d.; amounting Is,
- tVl" i over, , pef ce0ts iau -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-02
~ q X Il - q
INnURANCI,

- . iNot
S iShs viii be lakcn y TIC FIRE MfrINL
EG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF WHEELING
1t Me foIcSt riteS on
Buildings ofallkinds, stone, brick OF oodcr
ahn TIER couicnis;
S.icaalooais; factories; mills, &c.
FurnltUtc:
And ntrchandisc oiallkinds.
Ana againttall danseis utic uding the trans
noithti0n 81 RoodsonrIycrs, lakes, seas, canal,
ana railroads.
Fer uhecharactcr of tho company a. fo promp.
linde ana lbcraliiy IN the adjustment aud pa -
mcnt"tiosscs we be- leave l. refer to The nier.
chanis Of tins place and elsewhere VINO nave had
onlce on Ma i, ST. R.w HARDING Sec7y
RETURN PREMIUMS.
- Htl1ie AID Murine Insurance Con many
= OF WheSli g, viii rc'urn 10 per cen, on
all premiums .eceUed Tor risks iaken iron. ,h.s
line where no los has ocrurted.
feb q II w HARDING, Seer ,ary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CArirAL s500.OO0.
IHlS company being now duly organized, IL
pfepared 10 make insurance ON every dos.
SHplgn OF Fire aud Marine Risks,Such aSdwcl-
llns donses, Store Houses. with their con.
ienis. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat RoatS aud Keel
hoats with their curPocs, To ed from anyrort1
on lac OHIO anu NissIsslppi Divers. or their trib
utnty streams Amp lcaiiJn for Insura nee 10 b,
hlade Ter the present at tnc-oaicc oftAe Wheel
aug mccoy sec'.y
RETURN pm NUNS.
'uNEE WESTERN INSURANCE. Gonna
nv ol Wheeling will return 10 PER cent
On an premiums received Tor siSkS taken from
ms date, where no los, hns Occurred
II Mccoy.
Narch ., ISlo. 'cretsiy.
MBu~, oAINSURANCE COM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
UNITED STATES
Il 2 T E i,
y ar pers>- Ferry. Va,


H VIE undersigned most. respectful, informs
me public that he has leased he Hotel a
hsrpsss-ferry, known Is he OMITTED STATES
Hotel. He has been fatlersd1 81 ne Una
.essimontais be has received Of lie satisfaction
and approval Of bis conduct IS landlord Is
eAarissio'rn, aud bringing 10 bis residence, he
experience 81 some years, he believes he wiIfhe
aois 10 maintain hischarscter amoag his friends
ana 70 acqaire new tributes of appreciation
IRON me travelling public. Il he s. determined
ic kespa good house, and one which win e.
commend itself -
de asks tho travellers By thssRail Road as
we'll asali others 70 give him one. call. and n
there De any reasonable cause ofscon,plaio, 81
the fare ofthe manner OF lis service, ! second
VISIT will not be expected. He willendea vor il
be polite and courteous. and sllia his employ.
connected with the Hotel, will be required -
practice The same department Preparation.
have been made for the accommodation 6f yisi-
ters-singly or in families, and the 6es, lhe
markets AFFORD will be at the service of his ps.
irons. His bar will be furnished with good
WINES and LIQUORS, and his Stable will be
attended BY one of the best ost!ets The State
can produce. Jos F. ABEL.
April To- ls45
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
.Ie.U .lssos,ll.Lnnemt
SUMMER GOODS,

Sg nj ME Is <GOOOSa
/ A HOLLAND & CO, are happy to in
I GA0 form their friends that their rule q
: quick sales and small profts,'' uoder the ea,i
sysism, has been we'll sustained, and that owins
10 an increased business they have been supply.
ing themselves weekly, with choice and beauti
full Fancy Dry Goods, which they are selling a
much smaller profits than theycouid afford IN
der the credit system. To all those who wisf
10 make good disposition ofthen money, We
inTite Tor call and examine our beautiful assert
meni Of,
Balzarines. Lawns and Berages,
CHIMES, Ginghams, Ginghsn Lawns, Prints.
Black and Fancy Plaid Silks, rich and beautiful
Ponde Cherry, new style, Tarlton, Cambria,
Jaconet, Swiss, Null and Book .Muslins,
Nespolitan & other Boaasls. Bonnet Trimmings
Silk and Bersze ShaWIs, Scarfs,
Silk, Cotton and Moravian Hose, blk & white
Psrasols, Sun Shades aid Parssoleties,
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Irish Linens,
Linen Cambria Hdkfs Hemstitched do.
Cloths Of all colors, at Philadelphia prices,
Summer Tweeds, do. Csssimeres, Ill
A grand lot Of Yestirgs, French Corsets,
DOmtsiie Goods very cheap,
Bugles, Purse Trimmings, Purse Twist,
Children's Silk Head Nets, Gloves, Mii,s.
Whale6ones assorted, Marseilles Quilts, Skirt
Carpet Chain, beautiful Wool and Cotton Csr.
peting so cents, all wool. do. ga to 81. .lF
.aLo-An extensive assortment Of Guvaoufl.
Silk, Beaver, and Palm HATS;
Bosis and Shoes
Hardware, Queensware. Groceries,
No. Herring, Bacon, &C. &C.
We are confident we can and riH make itAtc
The advantage Of all purchasers 10 give as csll
Harpers-Ferry, June 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
Z II
Jefferson Boot Il Shoe
1AGgO8Ya
NO. i. I.uILLER,S ron,

NO. l, .afILLER,S ROVE
AMEs MCDANIEL, tenders his sincere
~ thanks 10 his friends and customers Tor
tns.r liberal patronage heretofore extended
Is, with redoubled energy, Gnusr rherfrias.ls
JAMES Mcdaniel s. Co.,a who willhaye on
hand at all times, the bes, materials, and also
the very best work men taat' can be procured
and willlwarrsnt their work to be inferior to
none made in The ysiley. snd at prices which
they hufnbly conceiye) will renderentire salts
faction. They hope the plain, as well as the
most fashionable, viii give them a call.
y. Mcdaniel will always be found ii his pos,
and Will exerteyery effort 10 give satisfaction.
Ladies w:latiall times be waited on at their
houses, and thework returned, when done
| We expect ID keep on hand considerable
supply Of all kinds ,offwork. Persons who pa.
lronize. Us may rely upon the work being done
promptly, and our cash prices cannot be beat.
81 J. MCDANIEL,
$, RIDEN0UR.
Charlestown, Feb I3, 1915.
~ 3. A journeyman wanted Immediately on
/ he ladies' bench, Ei.4% ~ &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
VAR I.Er'Y.

The common people What slfsnse
thing il This which we call civilization !
|svhefe sbonld we find the Rothchilds; the
GiraIds the Astofs the Tour ana Eve sto-
w granite and marble houses The gplsn
did midnight parties; the gorgeous furni.
lure; The rich equipsge Of The opuIent
merchsnt. without thelsbor Of these same
toiling, drpdging shanefully wronged.
common psapis. who alone create wealth.
and ,uho Allow themselves to be treated
with cold indifference II not absolute con-
tempt, BY those who never earned dol.
lar 10 their lives!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
MATTRESS MAKING.

Encourage Home Manufactures.
TFHE undersigned desires to return his sincere
thanks to the citizens Of Jefferson county.
for the LIBERAL encourage ment extended 10 him
:. ~ h.lsta.@s, since his advertisement Of the
last year in theIFr Press, and TO assure them
that helwfi continue his best efforts 10 please
his customers, The better TO enable him 10 do
this he hasrtduetd his prices considerably and
has now on hand and will constantly keep, al
his establishment 10 Winchester,
Clrled Hair Mattresses, Shuck s. Cot
+ Ton do; Shuck do, alone, every size,
Cushions, Crib Mattresses, and
Wsgoner's Beds also sup.
piled on good terms.
Mattresses. sc, repaired at short notice, Oh
very reasonable terms-and all orders Ell culed
faithfully and promptly. ~
Long experience enables The undersigned to
present his work with confidence Ias being in all
respects equal 10 any manufactured in the Uni.
ted States. JEREMIAH BOWLING.
Winchester, May s, ls45-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
EDUCATHO|N>!
LISBON INSTITUTION,
LOstiOnis, County, E'i,gi,,ia.

FHVHlS Institution was established in 1889,
Il and IS now in successful operation under
The management OF BENZ. II. BENTON
10 this Institution are taught the branches
usually taught N the best English Schools -
The Latin and Greek Languages, Astronomy
with the use Of the Globes, zebra, Plain, so.
y and Anayncai Geometry Pis in and Sp6eri.
cal Trgonometry, Method Of calculating and
using Logarilhms, Theory aud Practice Of Sur
veying, Leveiing, Plotting, Mechanical and
Architectural Drawing. Sc. Comic Sections,
the application of the Mathematics 10 the Arts
and Sciences, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
&c.
The Institution has been furnished at consid.
cradle expense, win an extensive collection Of
Philosophical ard Chemical Apparatus, Globes.
Maps. Diagrams and Models, and full courses Of
Scientific Lectures
Are delivered to The Students These Lectures
areilastrated by several hundred highly inter-
esting experiments. The apparatus has been
collected with particular care, and some ofkii
superior osany in Virginia.
The Academy is also supplied with ca binet
Of Minerals, Shells, Fossils, Geological Speci.
menst&c. Also, Work shop furnished with .
l,1fning.iathe, and variety Of tools and Stu
dents OF mechanical genius may devote their
'ts".s " u'hiuR III Woou, iron, 0rasS,
Ut steer orazing, soldering, filing. screw cut
ting, screw turning, casting in brass. galyanic
siIvering, &c.
The prices for tuition vary from 10 10 S32.
according to ths branches studied and. in con-
sideration Of The present low prices OF proyis.
ion, the price for Board is
Rsdueedto Sirty eight Dollars, 7
Per session OF ten months. Each student must
be supplied with towels, and have all his clothes
eonspicuousiy marked with his name 10 full Az
extra charge Of $40 will be made for washing
and. when required, books will be furnished al
moderate prices.
For further particulars apply 10 BENJAMIN
BENTON, Prlncipal
Address MiddlebuFg Post Office:
Jan %, I545.--ly @
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
MIR. & MRS. ARcHER'S
AHAw9NgY3
For Young Ladies.

NO. 40, Lexington Street, Baltimore.
.FHNHIS Institution has been in successful o.
4 peratlon for several years. and at present
numbers near one hupdred pupils.
All the branches OF a finished female educa-
lion are taught under the personal superintend1
ence OF the Principals, assisted by The abfest
Professors of the country
For psrticular information .ss TO terms Of
board, tuition, Sc, address the Principals
The following gentlemen for the most part
have daughters in the School and may be fer
red to: IA/
Gen Winfield seo:t, U S Army; Rev Dr. wy
at, Rev. N Duncan, Rev Mr. Hammer, Rev
Thomas Atkinson, Hon Stevenson Archer, Sam
uel Do6aldson, Bal,imors Chy;J Il Bernard,
Virginia; Daniel Lloyd, Talbot, county, Md.
~'Mr. ARcHEa Graduate Of The West Point A.
cademy.
Baltimore, April 3, ls45.-6ms5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
|pVl1Y @oRs!lSles
Charles q. Bragg.

70 EGSlleaye to inform the citizens Of Lou
n D doup,1 Clarke, Frederick, Berkeley and
Jefferson counties, that he still Continues 1hs
Pfmp Boring Business, and viii be happy TO
serve The citizens Of the above counties in that
way. His work shall be done n.l The most
workman nike manner and perfect satisfaction
insured, From a long pursuit in this business,
he is confident that he cannot be beat in Ills
calling BY any one.
IPfomptness and fidelity shalt ever be given
ID orders and work BY strict attention 10 bu-
sness he thinks hs may rely With confidence up
oh a generous public for liberal support
Residence ID Charlestown, Jefferson county
Virginia, which direction; by letter, will meet
with prompt attention
CHARLFS G Bragg.
Charlestown, April 3, ls45-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
POWHATAN HOUSE,
RIcH.MONp, KTRGI.VT.l.

THIS being The season for visiting, ghs sub.
j scriber would call attention 10 his Hotel,
so loog and generally known under The control
Of Mrs. Duvai. It's delightful iocstioa, lis ine
accommodations, and the quiet snd orderly n %:
ner) in which il is conducted, make il most de-
sirdble resting place for gentlemen with fami.
hes. UaeLsumbefed By other buildings, il pos
sesses the important advantage of a;free circu-
iaiion Of air. rendering 4 healthy and pleasant.
The friends Of The subscriber, who visited
him At Dibfell,s Springs and the Warm Springs,
are respectfully solicited TO renew thelr ac-
9aaiafance With him at the Powhaian House,
siaoatsd on level and beautiful eminence near
The centre Of shescity. few Steps frena the Ca
Pitol, Governors House. and City Hall, and ve-
~ convenient 10 the Railroad Depois, Boat
Landings and business part Of the city. The
Powhatan Coach viii be in resdiusssfo convey
passengers and baggage 10 and from the Hotel
s1irHoUF CHARGE, and thus save them
from 30 cents 10 Il porlersge. y
BOARD PER DAY 81 SO.
Il. Ban, on ht Basemsai Floor.
CHAs. L. DIBRELL.
Rlchmnrd. JULY > lR4S-ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
BOOT &c S1ROE:
81 a g u % 10 .g 8
New PnrfnerShin.

fKrHE Undersigned have entered into partner.
RI ship for carrying on eficiently>t6eir busi-
ness, Al the old stand Of John AVIS, sen, nearly
opposite the Bank Charlestown.
They mean 10 kfep slwsys on hand the best
Feather and other 1materials that can be pro-
cured in the Eastern cities, and will employ
one but the bestworkmen.
Being thus prepared, they invite their old
customers and the public TO give them a call,
with the assurance that every effort will be
made TO turn out the most superior work, and
AZ prices which must be satisfactory 10 all
Fry thems and Judge for yourselves.
0 - JOHN AVIS, Sen.
z. john AVIS, Jun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

THE undersigned would not do justice to his
n own feelings nor to his kind friends, were
he towithholt his Acknowledgements for The We
ry fla,tering encouragement he has met with
since big return 10 Charlestown. in the Joiner &
Cnpsnteliag Business, and would say 10 all, that
bis best efforts will be directed 10 please the
plaipest or the most fastidious.
Call and see him, few doors west Of Dr..
CordelI's. N. MYERS.
Juty 4 lS447-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

Marriage Pea couple went into the
ONCE Of Alderman Mitchell. :, Philadel-
phis. On Monday evening and we're mar
ned. Before going out.lihe gen.lemsn.
who had the appearances IL hard work.
ing man. laid small package. done pp 10
piece OF white paper neatly lied. upon
the edge Of The desk. After he had gone,
the magistrate opened il and ioand-fpo
ffnls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
NEW GO0nS-

os ssesf ,s.i, and for sale low for cash
- SPRlhNG & SUMNER ,FEssE
r,y,s Bonnets & oats, .''h'
style, iA'o sonnets, latest
ea.p us S for menand boys. in prices.
! ~eayer, Russia and Cashmere Hal
WOODWARD ana ).
Hall Bushel and Peek Measures. -'lo. p
Washing tubs, Barrel.churns Bn,,ar .hau,
Sugar-boxes. ss't'ooWis and
uroesries-A good stock on hand.
all descriptions -'sot''pent q
assortment ~ coep9ieLA
Boots and Shoss--For men. woman .,a...,,
rem, cheap ana good, By 'sA Ssa es'ld-
Ksrnessville, May 20, Is45. ''1'SsuN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
CASH FOR NEGROES.

WILL q all times give the highest pr;c..
I IN CASH, for likely young NEGROES II
both sexes, from ten e twenty-five wears n
age. Persons Having likely servants q d;s.oss !,
Of, will Do we'll to call On me al nv rs.ds ne
in Charlesiosn; and any conamunies,;o. I,
writing viii be promptly attended to-. '.sA =
January :, iSis.--tf. VIM cRoR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
WHEATFIELD Inn,
Baltimore Md.

WNHIS Hotel is situated on Howard street,
Il two doors north Of Baltimore street, and
in the immediate vicinity of the business part Of
the city. II contains upwards Of 100 rooms,
many of which are paiors with bed rooms adj
joining, suitable for families, II has been thor
oughiy furnished with new and elegantfurniture
and alIthe accommodations TO be found in any
Hotel 10 the east.
The proprietor fstters himself thai his long
experience in the business will enable him so
10 conduct the establishment in every depart.
menl as to render entire satisfaction 10 all his
guests.
Merchants, travellers, &c. visiting Baltimore,
will find il healthy and Decentralization.
=. MCINTOSH, 3PRoPRiEroR. .
Is Baltimore, Aprii 3, l845.--tf:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

a Certain Cure for .kgus.-sn with
your feet 10 quart Of ssrm waller. and
place Z idnbler half dIlea with brandy on
your bead As 5000 ii 8ibe water rses
and fills Ibe fun BIER Or abe tranty sinks
and mingles lis spirits with water ia The
tootpan. gel ioio bed ssSquickiy as you
can, and De assured ih d 10 the morning
you will rise ADD find yourself mo great
shakes after alp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
Ingrain Carpeling.
Wool. wool, Wool.

wss - y .S as "s s e, 6. Sl T.
est market price, in exchange FOR goods at cash
prices .Jokn-H sHrEndrse.
shePherdssowl, My s, lsi5s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

II you want - make SOBER man :
drankaxd give him awile VIA win scold
him every line be comes hone.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
Shannon dale Springs.
Jefferson County, Va.

I -" s ,.F
TIVE proprietors have made arrangements for
I opening this delightful watering place ear
" 10 June, Mr.. A. P, FlTcH who proved so
acceptable 10 the guests of this establishment
last year, will be sgain in charge, with the be:
NETT Of more intimate acquaintance with its
duties.
Shsnnondale Is Eve miles South Of Charles
town, in Jefferson county, Va, and only eight
hours travel from Washington or Baltimore
Us medicinal qualities, and the charming scene
ry by which il is surrounded, hsvebeen for years
the theme Of admiration, and il is no exsggera.
ton 10 say ,heylare unsurpassed.
.IrA neat and comfortable STAGE will be
at the Rail Road Depot every day to, convey
passengers TO the Springs,
June S, ls45.
HCPFhe Baltimore .fniericun; National Inl,lii-
gsmesr, Philadelphia U S, Gazette, and Richmond
Wing, will please publish the above in the codn-
try paper for one month. and forward bills.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
List of Letters.

4 IST Of Letters rema inpg in The Post Office
al acknowledgements einia, at close OF The
Quarter ending June 80, lS45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

There is lady about town who is so
very modest1hl she will not look a; the
stars when they are barely percep,ihls.
Another. who has such sympathetic
and tender feeling for The down. trodden
aud Oppressed that she refuses 10 wear
shoes, because they have solss.
Another who isso extremely opposed
10 The fashions 81 The day, tina, she prsys
the machinery 10 our machine shops. may
cease running, because il makes such /
bustt.
Another. 90 enthusiastic in the cause 81
Temperance. that she fain would see the
moon set I better example. than that oi
occasionally '6lling her horn
Another. who has such hatred for the
sons OF Africa. that she will not associate
with printers. because they spread light
through the agency Of darkness.
Another. who is 50 particular as 10 The
character Of The company she keeps, that
she will not SPEAK to fisheImen's soas, be!
cause then fathers pursues = seaiy bust
ness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
FaEIE PRESS
rs ftsLIsnkD wKEkLLs At
IDoLLARs &3rIFTX CENTS

z III PER ANNDA,
t-sJabls half tearIy; bat Two DoILaEs vii be
tafen IL pafsaent ia full, II pads en,itely in
advance.
j nssWhenerer p.Tnent IS deferred beyond
IL lie year. intcrcst viii be charged.
SubscfiptlDns Tor six monlhS, 81 3, 70 Be
paid Asafiabty 10 adYaace.
ADVERTISING.
The ,efms Of adyesnsipg are, Tor . square or
less 81, for Ihtee inssstiohs larger enes "a lhe
same propofion. Each Continuance p ceals per
Sqaare. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not ordered tor
specific IImf, wit Be continued until e, hid, and
skaZst accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
G25as1aAa9
.InfalIibIe Xerinifuge.

lYHyHlS medicine has been extensively used
VI with the greatest success as an effectual
remedy for destroying and expeIl.Dg worms
from chiljren and grown persons. II is very
mild in its operation, and msy be gwen 10 in-
fants of any age with perfect safety.
For sale by JOHN p. BROWN,
Charlesiown;
Where certificates II its viriues may be seen
Keerrs Rheumatic Plaster,
For sale as aboves
nf% a IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17
To DeIinquents.

"A Ii persons who know themselves TO be
"A Deiinquents will have an opportunity Of
fiquidating the same. previous to the time Of
publication of the Delinquent list. All who
disregard this notice, will be published, as
ordered aboye.-Pay ment may be made to the
Sheriff of the county. #
JOHN PHBRowN, Clerk
June 10. la45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-17

Lovers Last .agpeal.-We copy ths
following advertisement from The Nj
Adams Transcript. II Sally don't 60 p
g5nset her bridegroom now. she deserves
to live and die an old maid.
Noiice-Sslly Larabee can have an To-
ietyiew with the subscriber BY writing 70
him where she may be found, on coming
10 bis residence u Timothy Waters. 10
Nottingham. Vermont. one and bali
miles from Jacksonville. have been Al
good deal Of trouble 10 find her, and
hare got slnost tired Of il. aud Is | have
bad good nauY chances 10 gel married
ane want 70 get married AZ socn a. .prine
opens. and hope she will take no offence
Il should be Obliged 10 give up HE eha,e
and have some one else. should be We.
y happy 10 have her cone over IS quick
Is she could, IS cannot bear The thought
81 forgetting hef1or ever. aud can neysl
love any boty else Is DO her
DANIEL WxrKRs.