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PRICES FOR ADyERTIsINC

Twelve lines or less, three Insertions, Si 90
Every additional insertion, %
Business Cards will lie conspicuously inserted
for one year, including paper, for SIS
Longer advertisements charged in proportion.
"A liberal discount made to those who advertise
by the year.
-AH payments 30 be made an ddoance. Those who
have not an opportunity of paying otherwise, may
remit by mail atour risk postage-paid. The POST
masters certificate of such remittance shall be a
sufficient receipt therefor. The notes of any specie
paving bank will be received
No attention toiH be giuea 10 ana order unicss The
noney postmaster certfcate that il has been re-
mifted accompanies it,
81 Letters to The Proprietor, charged Nth postaee
,ciit not be taken out Of the Post Office
April IL
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PEJUsT AND NEAR NoT. on Ihc l6lh

REJUST AND FEAR NOT. On the 10th
~ Sept. 1914, The CHARITABLE MECHANIC As
ssocrATioN of Massachusetts held their 4lh cxhi-
bihon at QUfNcY HALL in the City of Boston
The Committee ON musical INSTRUMENTS after
careful examination, felt not the slightest hest
tation in awarding to the very celebrated piano
Manufacturer 'CfIicK EnING'' the first Prem;n,n
90 GOLD MEDAL,' affirming that Mr. Chickcrinp's
Pianos are of so delightful tone, so delicate &C
ton, and SO firm and enduring constructions that
they need no MEDALS to give them celebrity and
it might be snpcrhuous TO give such an encour-
agement to one who has already received the high
est communication.
The Subscribers have just received aad opened
one of these Celebrated INSTRUMENTS and offer IL
with confidence to its fine tone, &c.
We have two good second hand Pianos, which
we will sell low for cash, or rent at low price
Mays C HALL & co.
T ATE TIoNs following
- articles are all Of the very best quality, and
being imported by the subscriber, he can warrant
them genuine and sell them as low as thew can be
had in this country,
Sets Of Rodgers highly finished DINING CUT
BERY, Ivory balanced handles, with patent tenn
percd steel blades, and warranted good caryers
to match Each set consists of SO pieces
Japan t waters truly elegant article, apaned
OF rich coors, and ornamented in very tasteful
manner.
French Hanging Papers, imported by G.. IT for
did. 'p'
Fire Screens, Of handsome patterns and in great
variety. o
Old English Razors, manufactured by joseph
Rogers & Sons, they 81 ready for use and sold
with tho privilege OF returning and exchanging
lent. 'A
Superior Razor Strops and Paste of the most an
proved makers.
The Military Shaving Soap, by Rigge, Brock.
oanR q hlgge-a very superior article.
skin soft and even. % 80
Lows old Brown Windsor Soon
Genuine Preston Smelling Sails
Rowland's Maoassar Oil Tor The hair
Essence oI !yre' for changing the color of tho
Day Martins genuine Japan Blackines NotI.
ing has yet been offered the public equal to this
hacking Tor giving an elegant jet bacl; lustrc TO
Quiisj an excellent assortment of English and
Dgtch-plain, yellow and opaque
thermometers. Tape Measures, &C
April 10 G.. HALL s. co.
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WE ARE TURNING OUT The most val.

WE ARE TURNING OUT The most val
w liable collection Of Books, Stationary, and
Fancy Articles ever exhibited here, viz
school Books of the most approved kind,
q hne assortment Of Writing Paper,
INK steel Pens, Quilts, Waters, &c,
Io5icai nstromcntsof various kinds, very cheap,
ianosome Walking Canes Riding Whips, &c.
a lot 81 beautiful Cutlery, embracing some of
hoogers superior Pocket Knives, and the greatest
variety Of fancy articles, all at cheaper prices than
March - . "
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DIAPER HANGINGs AND BORDER
Il ING.--We have for sale large stock of pa
PER BANGINGS and BORDERING which VIC
will sell very low. Persons in want of either Of
the above articles will please give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
w. H. II. HODGES & co.
We have also Just received lot Of beautiful FIRE
SCREENS, which we ore selling very low.
March 81
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| AIDES d GENTLEMEN's TRUNKS.

I AIDES d GENTLEMEN's TRUNKS
- Now if you want cheap Travelling TR UNK
Just call at my Store aud examine splendid
lot received this day. of all qualities Iron Frame
Leather Trunks, with oval tops, Imitation Wood
Frame, Common Leather Trunks, Hair Trunks,
Yaiccs of all kinds. By the way beautiful lot Of
Mems Morocco Bcoteos, Navy Ties of all descrip.
ton; Mems Blue Black Prunella Half Caters re.
ceivcd to-day.
Ladies Slippers and Ties, from 90 cts up to S 25
Children's Shoes, all qualities.
VIM. 3. PITCHER
West side Crawford street, Portsmouth, va.
One Door North Of g. Y riggs's Grocery Store
May II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
DIED.

w sunday morning last. to this tnwn. sf,r,
an Illness OF Few diss EL,JiH. son 81 ar
N 6otsn,|of ST. Charles, Missouri. aged (
years spd months. So =
Al shePhefds,owp, on SATURDAY a. NJ,
1kwErr. eldest daughter Of Mr. Inn 4
White, aged about fur yeaIs
On The l2sh uIi cnAalrs coNR.n RoS,.,ar.
son o. John and Barbara Roaemous. Of MI,
county, aged months ard DAYS.
81 his residence. near Shepbsfdstown Il ~.
county on the 22i ut. Mr.. coxRAp Is,cKfiprn.
IN The 81 b year Of his age.
On the 10Th ult or congestive fever. A.,
LEwis BU.KlEs, son Of The laTes Abraham
of MS age va
On SUNDAY morning. god ult. in Msr,;nsbn,s
Mss MALlsDA PoIsAL, aged about 20 s-aIs
daughter o. Mr Jacob Poiss's % tnSt place.
Al his residence, Long, me dows. 10 Frederick
coaaiy, on "Wednesday ihe 18th ult Major Ro-
BART d. Grass, in the 74th year Of his sge.
OF Thursday 18Th iut. 81 the re4ideuee OF
her.son, iR Berkeley Mrs. Observation-Disclosures.
ER, sgeds shout IS years
At his residence IN Bonhomme township. ST.
Louis eMnty, Missouri, On the LIST December
last, QriNToE r. cUAMBERLiN. formerly Of this
town, 10 the 22i year Of bis age:
Al his resdepce, few miles below Warren
ton. FAuquier county, Va . on The 10Th urimo.
DR.. ALDRiD0E .JaMEs after sn illness If few
days He had been called by he voice of his
county 10 represent her interests II The General
Assembly u Virginia, which he dfi with .eredil
10 himself and ih-. ehlire salisfacuon OF those
who conhded the trust 10 him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02

op TUESDAY evening. 24,h I'll. By the REV
lanes ssnks. Mr PHslErrs o. LITrLEssnS "a
Mss ELlrN KIaaY. danrhier Of Nj. Meshsch
kEpy-slfof HsrPers Ferry.
op Tuesday Inornios. 9th sI.., stthe Evan
gslltaI Lutheran Parsonage. rs simulated, B,
lbs. Rev John Ssmsn. Mr. Dawn wHirrrss
T9s 20 Mss cATHARisE AsDEasoS-all Of hi.
county.
on Tuesday evening 2iih nlt,, by The Rev. !.
4 6ere. Mr. wn 4 RaENr 10 MS, LKT,. n !.
FEa-slI ef this town.
On Tharsdag evening last. by The Rev. A.
Gere, Mr. RpcsaED PEsstscros 10 Nil. Ft,z.l
BATa ". HoorEK- al OF thrs towp. -!
On Thursday evening. bg the Rev. Mr.
Mr. JoHK AspERson 10 Miss sUsAS Az No.
eAx-both Of this county
On Thursday evening last. Mr.. TaonA. ru.
lew 70 Miss NAScr PifEa-boih Of thin, county,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
OBITUARY..
DIED,


Al the residence 81 her mother il Charestnwn.
on The 2sih uiimo, sfjersp illness Of about three
months: Mrs CArHAR;SE e. BEELER, reiet Of
the late 8enlamin + Better, and ,daugh ofihe
tate Samuel Howard II this county, 10 the 29ih
year of her age. ,
Whsta vapor is life !! Gas for man. his days
are as gtsss; lnwef If The field 50 he -four
tshelh. FIR the wind passeh over il, and il is
gone. and the plsce lHcrrof shall knew it, 10
more" We have dFepbed o tear Of sympathy
with The aged moIherief lhe one whose name is
recorded above; bat Ge rejoiced hat another
eaflh-wearied pilgrim has coded her journey !;
that her spiril rests in The bosom Of her God
We say-to the bereaved enc, weep on. bat sor-
row not as those ~uhnut hopeA+ghy child has
passed from thy home to the home OF her Father
above rom The night Of affection here p4he
nlissful Sahbaih-la where there is no nigh,
Call her mol back; she has joined he loved ones
( who have gone before She mingles in that IA
mily whose sanctuary isInever invaded by death.
| II IS not required herefha indiIe a recoiduf
the viTlueS ~of The departed one. To be EN-
halnea IN the memory ef those EiIhwhomwe min
gled in life is the nobesi testimony 10 our worth
! OF her who has left US, her brightest eulogum
IS, that those who knew her besi. loved AeI most
All who knew her VII testify that 10 her rela-
lions in life. she ac,ed well her part. The lone
i NldONs NntSe tiftSue sCneefeSS from neF dD-
fsence, can testify TO her kindness aud devotion as
a,child. As a mother, her character was most
beautiful Beautiful iSIhe love OF mclher /!
And she had mothers holies. affection for her
one orrhan child. The only object 10 which
her heart clung on ear'h, and Cor which she
wished to live, was her child Bef0tede ring,
however. she had strength To make This sacrifice,
and, with holy resignation. coUmilled her or
phan % The care Of the otphan's God.
i FIR many wears she had been member Of
the Church of Christ, but mt units her last DAYS
and-Aays Of afliciion. did her Christian charae-
ter shine forth in us fail lustre Like the seuine
sua ,~her lat hour was the brightest Calm. ho.
w resignation. ehildhke Submission io.the will
ofhe. Heavenly Father, a m,od whose peace
I lawelss a rver; heart filled with CHRISTIAN
love, and longing 10 depart and be with Christ,
were characteristics of her last DAYS OF an ciian
] Aue her death We almost fnrbeaf IL speak
oft. u was sublime scene. and one illuStra.
tive OF the power Of our hely religion, II was
4eoly eminenlF peaceful, but fall OF holy ri.
umHh Sor several hours before her death. she
uttered rap,urods expressions indicative OF holy
joy and triumph and al last sank to rest as the
aecsnF praise and rejoicing were on her lips
! / "fhey that have Aeon thy look in deaih,
No more may fear To de"
MAY Heawho temperS the wind toeahe shorn
/ lamb. = hiad 10 ID. broken heart az The lone
widowed mother As her days, SO may her
strength he! g. DC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
Superior ReGdy-mt0elc
0HOTEflfIfAo

/ On the second floor Of their store, which they
Fha,e fitted up for the purpose, theErhsye gen
eral stock Of snperfne and medium lothing Iea-
dy made. They have always large number Of
Once and Business Goats, and Over Goats and
Cloth Cloaks
They make upfthe best Of goods, sell nothing
bot what they have made uuder their own i'm.
mediate notice the st,le and work of which
they can confidently recommendas equailo any
thing thst can be produced in any CITY In the
Union. They invne citizens ind strangers 10
examine their stock.
They have but one price for their goods. the
lowest price at which they can be sold * nlsin.
~ marked in figures on every Article
Baltimore, Nov %. lg4A III.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
TO THE HUMANE

NJ LILLIAN GRUB. aged l6 years. son Of
w Cults Gfhbo, Of Loudoun county, Va
absensed himsell September is, 1871, without
any known cause lo73tfts parents, AND thexSare
sgIealiy distressed, and desire some interim "A or
ioi nam Should this meel his eye. he is re
qnesled eilher TO return to8his pafenis or write
10 them. His mother in particular is IN great
distress at his indiScretion, and will be relieved
much Oh hearing from bin.
9Z-Editors Throughout the country will serve
the cause of humanity BY publishing this, and
his falher will compensate them If called upon
His residence islWalerford, Loudoun co. Va.
Dec H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
Cheap Paper EEangings.

HOWELL & BROTHERS have noS on
u hand, snd are constantly receiving from
their Msnufaclory, largo assortment of
Paper Hangiags, Borders, Fire Screens,
Sc. Sc.
~ o. NE latest styles, 10 which they respect
fully call the attention OF the public.
Their assortment comprises the latest style
trssco and other Parlor, Passage and Chamber
Papers, glszed and unglazed, all of which are
offered rsry lotc
Being by far the most extensive manufaetnr.
ers in this country, COunirg Merchant, and Deal
ers will fiLd II 10 their advantage 10 give us q
call.
No. GIT formerly i ca Baltimore ST.. near
Charles South-side Baltimore.
October 10. lB44-Qt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
FAY UP PPAY or!

sfRIEN DS sadcuSToNRsSl lam in need
\ 81 MONEY! ,sad feel sati.6.d that II Is
only necessary for me to sprrise ya.,or me fact
FOR preaspt snd speedy s,meht on Vour nart
Bsiag desroas on ss.iirrg 10 !. III found. = !
hope That ny customers will eaab!e ME so TO DO.
BY dsehsrging the several amounts sgaiast
HEM charged % my hooks, and thus eViace
that they ere friends Indeed.
hope mai this notice " m Be promp,tv -.
sPonded TO- Is il is Absolutely ueeesssr, for M
10 have money. WM. AVIS.
Char esiown, Jan 2, Is45
No trsde will be received aGer ihe tOth Of
january on The account Of 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
q 9AAOo

9HHE undersigned would not do justice 10 bis
- own Feelings nor TO his kind friends. were
he 10 WITHHOLD his Acknowledgements for the vc-#
ry lattering encouragement he has met with
SINCE his return to Charles,own, in the Joiner &
Cppsnioi,5y Business, and wouldssy 10 all. that
his best efforts will be directed to please the
plainest orihe most fastdious.
Call and see him, few doors west of DIR.
Cordell's. N MYERS.
July 4 1874 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
THE MARKETS.
DC. . lAs Bsliinsr. p-i..ssI

FIGURING Transactions 10 Howard street
-four today, and The market dull: last SALES Of
good mixed brands 81 s. l2A from stores-the
receipt price Is 81. Nothing doing in City Mills
holders ask 81 25. No operations IN Susque-
hanna or rye honr.
GRAIN We continue to quote good toprime
MARYLAND red Hhestat S6s93 cents; white do.
for family ionr. 1000 l0s cents; Maryland white
corn 3saS9 eeols md yellow 1874 cts; Gals
2sa26 cents; rye sc .67 cents.
A0GS---Kise hogs continue scarce. We quote
Killed Al S5.87iaSt ia per 100 lbs.
WHiSKEY Small sales Of bbls4st 25 cents,
and Of hhds. II "a eents--demand limited
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN
FURNITURE
u Ar VIC w Ds

MAJ ANTED 10 purchase. about go = \. esF.,
wv DRIED ACRES Or "a 49, ,sa j jter
qualify, having suIEicjesy 81 ,,;,y
aad being well si,uateJ as - 4,
TO Mills, ana The lac mr. Of access bobd
and ID an agreeal,scaad besisa1 ~ would 3bs
For sqch, reasonable Pflce !. .seh End dessr
gixenl Any pefsep pes's .ssil by addressing a
Gus Of selling, might % dothsr particulars,
letter To me. stsiing 'sa r
al Washington C''J' ,a : b. H0LaiEAD.
Andiionaer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
Great Western Cook stove.

INl;E subscriber would respectfully inform
- The public. generally that be has secured
the right Of msking and vending the aboyendm
ed-STOyE 10 several counties. model Of the
stove can be2sRsn at the Hsrpers-FerFy Iron
I'M 4s"a r. st~, sourSe Of few weeks
sh1 nave a number oil the s,os-s on thauo -
decd it UNNECESSARY DO saw much concern.
ing this Stove .in my advertisement, as ! have
no fears but itwill recommend itself 10. ever,
person that will examines. will merely state
lhai il is adapted either for the burning Of Goa
wood, and that II is so constructed that il
case the cooking is required 10 be done very
.oon, portion only Of the Stove need be heat
ed-lhat is when The family is not very large
fhe price Of The large Stove is s33 the small
one s22t complete. Person who may want I
GJok'ng Stove are requestedto give me call
and after irving The Stove if they are not pleas
ed with il, will take il hack.
HUGH GILLEECE
flafperS- Ferry August TO- lS43;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
e+See list ofagents 10 another column

Sasester .7dmitfed to BaiL-We, IN
s1essland that Thomas Sangsler the peTson
who committed The outrageous assaulfup-
on Elk. Presiden, Adams. was fast night ed
misie1as 10 bail BY the committing magistrate
--the latter having first received the CERT.
fica,e Of physician that he bad visited
and examined Mr., Sangs.er sud consider.
ed bin 10 beof Ssane mind. Nal. Iat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
New Bfu SscIs CarDcting
McDOWEiI& GARIE

Ne 264, ylTdrTer ss.,>-... ~
AVE Just4receiyed by he sf 11anoceF,
In direct from LiverpooI. an additior ID srn-
ply of Brussels CSrpetisg. which. together with
their assortment Of English and American Car.
peiings, makes their sioc superior in polnt ~
variety. quality and style, 10 any ID his civ ~
They offer them al lower prices (ouality co1si,l.
ered) than they can be purchased al ain this
couHHy.
Baltimore, Oct 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
10 the Public.

q PHI subscriber lakes this method OF return.
- ing his grateful Acknowledgements 10 his
friends for past fsvors and begs leave to inform them
and the pnilie generally Ahat he is prepared with
Maehineryfor Manufaeius ing
Windoto Sash, Wfndo.oz Blinds, and
!. Pannel Doors,
And can Furnish those in want OF such articles at
short notice, and at reduced prices. lie hiss now on
hand, large stock Of SASH OF v#esous sizes--per-
soma wishing to build would advance their work
more rapidly b. purchasing dooEs. blinds and sash,
already madeup lthal being the work most trouble
some and occupying the greatest length OF time -
TO such, great bargains be given. lie sslso pre-
pared TO contract for the
+. Erection Of Buildings,
and from his experience he astlers hiuseli that he
can fully satisfy the notions Of the most fssidous-
either for durability, comfort, convenience o. eIe-
gance, or Tor painness and economy, ia the arrange
ment OF Dwellings. Persons wanting any thing in
his line " III do we'll to call at his old stand corner
Of Liberty and Charles Street, before dealing else
where.
qrI am alsoprepSred to put on ZINC ROOF
ING, st all times.
B. ToMLlNSoN.
Charlestown, March 9, I8iS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
E0NSEaSE0RuNG0 So

YEyHE sOb,e,ibee inrorm.ihis old friend. and
n customers that he still continues Ihs ma
nuisesurias of Wagons, PlougBs. Hsrrows,
Cars, WEeeibsrro~s, ard ell articles In bis
line, al hls old and well know stand, and so4
licits continuance OF their patronage
tie has also engaged the services Of one Of
the. IestNSniths 70 the county. and is prepared
TO DO any kind Of work in that line, Horse
shoeing done on reasonable terms. and nerfeet
satisfaction insured
lie returns hiss sincere iharEs for the patron
age heretofore awarded him, and hooes br
promplness, fdelhy and despatch. to merit
Continuance ALFRED O,RANNoN
Cbaflestossn. Ian . isA5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
1TvTENTION i!

49, holdinr the Ri EEso = " Z
ID ERsONS nO'l t. sy;rginis. undeFIhe cons
g ses M III. III aPolomar Rife Company.
sliuiion q US xvi seasss,sd 10 rsturn The same
are ndsI ssrns esq.,. errsbwi,h. Those who d"
10 Mr. " + ~ b. he Isl Of March next
not rsiafn ny, sd ,l,elr bonds 10 the haEds Of
may ior ne collection Of the penats
PIS oP 1sds rdsioMn, Dee y, ioas--u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
II OTEL
cG.s SA.GE gxf !,
ShcpherslslOWn. VA.

VENUE subscriber- oilers cir Sale, the HOUSE
4 now occupied hy hfm u aTa, eru, IT tue
Corner e German and Princess Streets. 10
ShepRerdsiown, Jefferson county, Va. This
mouse has peen long and adyan,ageously knows,
~ tue Pfthclfat pnpIic House IN the place. 1t
= commodIqus shd well situated for business,
with extensive stables, ice house. smokc-house
Csc. &c.@ 81
The terms Of sale viii he'liberal. if well ..
cured and possession given ON The Isl, tlay ofs
April next Far fufther information apply IL
me SUBSCRIBER on silf premises, Or Z | LEE Esq.
DANIEL ENTLER.@
lsS-li lh.s above described properly is not
sold At private salet fore the Erd Saiisraaq in
l..da.ea neatEi' VIII hen be offered al public auc,
Ton, on thepremises, Rpon the following terms,
VIZ -one-ih third in Twelve, and the batsnce-in
twenty -four HoHih9 the deferred panmenis to
bear interest rom The ), day OF April, 1876.
| 70 be secured BY bonds With approved personal
security, aid 9eel 81, lfJsr opthc premises.
DANIEL ENTLER.
Il ShepherdSioWn Dec - I'M ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
MUSIC TEACHER. ]
Charles II X IN H.

Q n II z 5 II K Eli r.
Profession OF 1aIr1ls.aAes
Hp EsPEcTFULLY offers bis serviceslo The
q o citizens Of chafastauln and its vicinity
in The capacity 6f Teacher of Music.
:, lie vii give lessons on ihe Organ, Piano
s \ 1uisar, And 10 Staging and thorough
Lss
He can give The most satisfactory reference,
In regard o.his qualifications
He can be fot4Hd at Mr.. Caters Hotel
Nov 81. ls44- Sin.
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p e q p *
. FoR s AAI
ATTENTION CAPT.

ATTENTION CApIA
sHNHE sabscriber w;.Aia..,a
u p1rsain il Ills Isl1aA Os-6
q asPeis rerfy NgTsinis. ~
-, srsv :, : m W ne limits Of the
r.sII = - s 81 aSht.S, aud the predik-
80 - Ass'ea ste for any branches Al Ii
- :, g curing waller Power-afseA il
49, va y cop7eieni engineers, ihisA,
- ecu aeethed TO possess superior ID
10 ms respect 1t is contiguous /
- II : ss'o''S Afnlory, andthe Baltimore orr
.t-1 passes near y. II is also thoueh
pss roIndry or Rupewalk could be eStsb
l.sreu Hefe with much profit. To persons "a
~ t''ise' possessed. Of a moderate capital
NJ l'foPsrfy ~o uld be worthy OF attention.
8 sen'eu unnecessary losay more is person
~ y purchase will no doubt eSamine TO
~ -, An early application ma, insurt
soeu "a gam as regards The terms OF sale
&eiS application 10 be made 10 he xmbser,5sr
= l. : oA'' '''' ''s''-- = r1rrEfcK gYprr
Harpers Ferrys Sept 10 -S5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
Erection OF RMifffimgs,
Charlk.town. March 9
AOOGS AP Sqll8 3
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

8QUTS - S49G3s
nlHE undersigned respectfully informs his
- friends and customers that he continues
al his ofl Stand, next door East of Carriers Ho
tel, where will be Constantly kepI-0n hand, OF
made To- order at the shortest notice, every de.
scripliOn of BOOTS and SHOES, Inanu ciured
ofthe best materials, by experienced work
men. H
My prices will in no instance exceed those OF
any other mandatory in the place .-nof indeed
those sold 10 Stores. Ny Boots shall be manu-
faalured as cheap as the cheapest, add The pub
lic2msy rest assured that the work shall be- done
10 better manner and atlas low pfces as the
homemade work sold in the stores.
The LADIES are particularly united 10 call
and Examine super lot of MOI ocGo, Kid, and
Cslfskin Shoes, which hare had Recently man
ufactured by one OF the best wofkmen 10 the
country, and which will warrant 10 be equal
in beauty and better made than ihose manufac-
tured In the c lilies. ! will sell them 81 reduced
prices, as low as they can be had id the stores
Having just received from Baltimpre III or
Super Extra Morocco, GENTLEMEN would
do well 10 call and leave their measuERs The
Morocco Is Of aquality that cannot be had al all
times. Call and exsmine i'll
would embrace this opportunity Of tender
Rg my thanks 10 my friends and customers in
Smilh6sh, and would inform them ths,I design
continuing my visits 10 that plseeSior lhe pur.
pose Of taking MEASURES, on etefs Thurs
day. and will make a return o. The week fol-
lowing The subscriber trusts thathis patron
age viii lie increased. and suf6cieni.eEcoursge-
meDt afforded: 10 compensate for the loss Of time
ustaIned and the extra expense.
John AVIS, Jr.
rharleSfoxn. AnriT 4 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-02
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"A the Treasury Department OF The United
Sta*es Tor rehewal or payment Of the following
certificates Of stock, credited 10 the name Of
lanes Stephenson, Of Virginia, and believed to
have been lost. W.:
One Cersicaie 6 pr. ct on which IS due 81. 80
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