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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-23
NEWPORT
PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
r. I. Union Bank Building,
ThaIncs-street.

TllE subscriber would respectfully give
l. notice, to the Ladies and gentlemen of
this place and vicinity, that he has taken and
refited the rooms formerly occupied by him,
in the X. |. Union Bank Building, for the
purpose of executing MINIATURES by
the DoguerTeotype Process. Having but q
short time since returned from New York,
with oil the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, he feels
confident that he can give those that will
honor him with call, miniature superior in
tone, and finish, to any ever before offered
to the public, and at prices that cannot fail TO
please.
None know how to appreciate these Nina
lures, until they are called to part with a
near relation, or an intimate friend, when
perhaps II may be too late to catch the light
ere their shadow fades therefore those thai,
wlsh n correct likeness, as well as a fine pic
turc, Of themselves, or friends, will do well
to give an early call.
Any person having fine Paintings, Portraits
or Miniatures, can have them copied with
great accuracy.
These Miniatures can be set in L.ockets,
Pins, Frames, Cases, SC. to suit the pur-
chaser.
Persons sitting for Miniature at these
rooms, is warranted perfect Likeness or no
charge,
Miniatures can be taken as accurate in
cloudy weather, as in pleasant, between the
hours OF 8 A. Nj. and p. NJ.
WILLIAM A. JUDSON.
Newport, March 81, 1916.
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Tue copy uT WITHtsS,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry State.
AN ACT in explanation and amendment OF
AN Act ~ relation 10 Banks"
II is enacted by The General .7ssemby as

AN ACT in explanation and amendment OF
AN Act IN relation To Banks"
II is enacted by The General .4SSembiy as
.foLioWj:
Sec !. Nothing III the eighteenth section
Of The net to which this act IN explanation
and amendment shall be deemed or con
slrued TO prohibit any Bank or officer Of any
Bank, or other person in behalf thereof
from demanding or receiving upon dra'ts
bills Of exchange or promlssory notes, payo-
BILE IN other places than the town or city
where the Bank dlscounllng the same is To-
Gated, besides the interest or discount limit
ed, in the act aforesaid, the following rates
Of exchange, VIZ:
/ One quarter OF one per cent when paya
BILE in any other place within thus State !;
one quarter of one per cent. when payable
IN any other of the cities OF New York. Bos-
ton oi Hartford three.eIghrhs OF one per
cent, when payable III the city of Phadel.
phla one half of one per cent, when paya
bic ia any place within either OF the Stnlcs
OF Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont New
York, Except the city of New York; New
Jersey. Pennsylvania. lcxrcpt the city Of
Phladclphlp,) Delaware, Mary land, or with.
in the District of Columbia ; one per cCnt,
"'H w WY plpNN ''''' WV ''u''
of Vlrglnia one and one half per cent, when
payable IN any place within either of the
States of North Carolina, South Carolina.
Georgia or OHIO /; two per cent, when paya
bile IN any other place within the United,
States.
Sec, 9 Nothing in this 0ct or the act toI
which this act is IN explanation and amend
mcnt, shall be construed to prohibit 1t or
apply to rates Of exchange al places without
the limits Of the United states.
True copv-wltness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
AN ACT in amendment Of an Act entitled
IAN Act for the limitation at certain person
al actions"
II is.enaciedL By The Gcnerat assembly as fol.
IOics:
Sec l. The town council oi the town ol
Warren Is hereby authorized and empower.
ed To enact all such laws respecting animals
running at large IN said town, os said town
council may see ft
True ropv-witness,
HENRY BOW EN-, Scc'y.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-23
The Steamer PERRY,

Leaves NEWPORT, daily, (Sundays en-
ccpted) for FALL RIVER, at o'clock, Il.
IN and / to 2 O'Clock, p. m arrive at Fall River
IN season for passengers wishing to take the
Cars that leave Fall River Tor Taunton and
Boston at o'clock, q. m. and 81 p. IN; arrive
at Taunton at O'clock, a. m. and ii o'clock,
p. m, arrive at Boston al 81 o'clock, a. m. and
q o'clock, p. IN.
CARS leave Fall River, for New Bedford,
at and 9 o'clock, a. m. and 4 to 6 p. IN; ar
rive at New Bedford at 8 and 10 o. IN. and z
pm.
CARS leave New Bedford for Fall River
and Newport, a, o'clock, n. m. and p. m.
The Steamer PERRY will stopat BRrsroL
FERRY. (Rhode Island side,i each way, to re-
celve and land passengers.
FARES.
From Newpor, to Boston, each way, $3.50
Bristol Ferry to do $50
+, River TO Newport" so
From Bristol Ferry to Newp't each way so
- New Bedford TO do. 100
Taunton to do. " 100
Tickets may be obtained at II. B, KI.vS-
LErS Express Office, No. z, State Street,
Boston; at the DEPOT of the New Bedford
and Fall River Rah Road at r. B. kLN,S-
LEYS Office. No. II Thames street, New
port; and on board The Steamer PERRY
Passengers Baggage 60 through to New
port by crates in charge OF a Baggage Master.
Fall River, April 4th, l6i6.-A9.
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SPRING, 1916.
FarnSWOrth g. Shaw,

HAVE received by recent arrivals. full
Il and well selected assortment Of Goods for
The Spring Trade. in part as follows;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
cOnnuxicArED


Orrs. % the 1sth <a1timo. NAEcr PAckBrr. ID
che 2sth year Of hssSge. This the third time ihs
(pmly has been called 10 mourn over three on ~
loved members within the short space Of one veal
and one month. Death, under whatever cireum-
stances Il msy occur, 10 ever solemn event. The
eEpisinE eat, the sobs and tears OF broken heart.
ed friends The shrcad, the winding sheet the eofin
sed The opeaAg grase. the solemn processioa--sil,
Al soaspsre rendvr The departure Of soul one OF
the most solema and efee;ing seenes 10 the history
~ man bat the SCENE becomes doubly solemn Vhen
its subject 10 selected from smong those
s,Who In The mora oGlife shen yoath
With vital. srdour gloss,
And shines IN al the fsfest charms
ThM besuty ean disclose"
This was The ease with her for whom We are call.
ed 10 mourn. She vSs young. her habits we'll reeu-
lated, industrious snd perseyerint regular In her
attendance upon The hosse Of God while able 10 n,-
isad. and u full eompSnion s,h The Methodist
Episeopal Church. Though her Illness vss pro-
trseted s1d painful yet she bore ell her suerinRs
With ne greatest patience and forttude; though
younf IN years, yet ripe Tor eternity. Death vaa
no kine Of terrors 20 her, DEATH she said few hours
before she Departed Nv ould lay her hsppy soul In
the arms Of her desr Redeener." The writer felt
indeed we good 10 be there, while We we're bow
ed dssn IN prsyerto God which she requested with
her eyea swimming in DEATH She vas hesrd die
tincsiy 20 ssy, .sErsise the lord ssy sssis Thee
she zen asieep h Jesus Who u ever able and willing
90 sustsin his followers in that awful aud trying
hour. Msythe lord be the eomfor, and support Of
her sred and afflicted parent. Who, according 10
ture, soon must follow. May his blessing rest up
Oh all her relatives and ftiends that through His
grscc they may be enshled 10 depart 10 triumph -
she has done. and finally meet where the soft hand
or Jesus will wipe away Ill from our eyes. to
s around his throne above, 70 60 out NO more for
2. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

q Thersdsy evening he 2oih ulf, ~ The Rev
1oha j. sunssa, Mr. lanIs -. HlIDEsTr 70 Misl
S4nAa w. Jesus, both Of Clarke g., We.
% Tharbd.y 10. 10 shepherdaovn. by Inc Rev
John A. Seiss. Mr.. JoHn 5HoWDEAI 10 Miss EEiz1.
nErn WIyrERnGxER.
IL Leesbnrk on the 18Th ult., By The Rev. George
Adie. Mr.. Jonn B. GnnYses 70 Mics MAnT AEn,
osly Daughter 81 William b. Tyler, Esq, al ol
Loadoan.
Near LosetiessiiIs, % Ihe Goth ~. 81 he Rev
~ |. Shpford. Mr.. 5onn DAVIS % hliss MAnTui
srhIns. bosh Of Loudoun.
/ o. ahe nme day, ~ The same. Mr.. JoHz vIScEI
70 Mrs EEIzaBtIn UIon, both of L9udoaa.
I Al ire house Of her fslher, ID Leesburs. January
he 9Th, by the Rev. Gro Adie. Mr., A1nos Nip.
CALF % Miss kLIxAsfTa ksss. al a Lnudoun.
Al Belmont Chareh, Jaousry The Isth, u the az
t.rnooa. b. the same, Mr. DAnrEE w. J. KUHLMAs
tobliss CAnoLIzE DrEDEnieKs, all Of Loudoan.
Ii Aide, LsudoaD County, Va. On Thursdsy.
ths a2ad ult. By tbe Rev. Thomas Bitkby. Mr.
Fnlncfs W.. GAELEuEn, merchant, 10 EMILY ELlz-
lstrn. daughter 81 Edsia A. Slower, ESQ, all Of
Aide.
o. Thursday, the e9d ult By The Rev. Mr.. yen-
nings, Mr.. JoaH X. fnEsrH 10 Miss EMILY Boz
HAND, III Of Berkeley county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
Lost----$50 Reward.

! .
I'm "Wednesday evCning, 2sth ull., losi my
~ P0cKET-BO0K. some where between
HarPers-Ferry and Charles town, or At the for
mer place
u wss1 NeW Leather Pocket Book, with 4
stamped back and steel clasp. II had three
folds, and pocket 10 each fold. In the last,
or lowest pocket, there were Five Hundred
and Twelve Dollars, ($5l2 co., in notes as fol.
low: Two one hundred dollar notes, three ff-
ties and the balance 10 tweuties, tens. and
lives, except two one dolIsr notes. One Of the
one dollars was on the Bank Of Virginia, very
much worn, and had paper pasted on the back,
The other notes had ne marks that are recoI.
leeted but almost all Of them were on Virginia
Banks. sJ-le.s-ss-.
10 the second pocket there were several
smais due bills and orders all payable TO me.
Twill give Fifty Dollars to any one who will
return the Pocket Book to me. with lis con.
tents. t VIM 3. THOMPSON.
Charlestown, Feb S, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
Did,

On the sth August last. fsLIzlnETa yArE. aged 5
Sesrs and months On the same dsy .JDHs DonsET,
aged years and months and The sh day Of the
came taoath, MAusaHsTs aged yests and months
-ehiIdrea Of Mr.. william Miles Of Berkeley co.
On O. shout .hs iss pIt.. Mr.. Jon4 BoDIsr. Of
f,ettssey> sosn,y. sged shout - years.
ondke fa,h alt. one, and on the 9l,h ult. two
children Of gohs Peril. Of Berkeley county.
On the as.h uit. Mr.. PArnIcK TaAISER. Of
Berkeley county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
! commissioners Sale,

I'm pursuance. Of a Decree rendered by the
i County Court Of Jefferson, on the 10Th day
II November. ls45, in cause therein depend.
'ng, which VIM. 0. Nscoughiry and wife are
Plaintiffs, AMI Joba G. Myers and wife, and Ma
~ Mseoughiry and the heirsof james Macough-
try. Jun, are Defendants, win,
On Hiday he 20th day Of February ner.,
Ar O'Clock, P. M, on The premises, proceed
to sell. IS Commissioner appointed BY said de-.
cree, the following vafuhle
Houses and Lots
fnihe town Of Smith6eld, to. vii: One TWO
STORY DWELLING and convenient Out
Houses, and LOT Of nearly ONE ACRE,
situate on the upper street. ALSO
A Two Acre Lot
and i,co small D,eeliing Houses. situate at The
south end Of the Town, owned BY the late DR..
James Msconghtry.
4 TERMs-one third Of the purchase money
10 hand, the residue 10 two equal annual pay
ments withlinterest, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security, or deed of trust upon
the premises 10 secure the back pay ments.
MANN P. NELSON, Com'r.
January 90 1876 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
| Bargains! Bargains [!

4 NOW offer, without reserve, to my old Gus
j TONERS and the public generally, my large
and beautiful STOCK OF GOODS. at very re.
daesd prices, for cash, for good paper. or in ex-
change for all kinds Of Country Produce, at
fair cash prices, or TO punctusl customers on .
credit Of twelve months. Any articles that
may have deprecated since their pdrchase,
will be sold for whatever they will bring, with
cut regardto cost, The stock is principally
new and fashioasble three. fodrihs OF il hav.
ing been purchased 10 October last, and since
that time. deem an enumeration Of articles
unnecessary. Suffice il to say, the stock en-
braces almost every article in the Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods line-a large stock of Groee-
riss. Qaeenswars, Hardware, Flour, Bacon,
Lard, lie.
respectfully invite all persons 10 want Of
Cheap Goods, 70 call, opposite the Bank, where
they will not only 6ud the Cheapest Goods in
town, but easily 6nd the place where they can
get the money 10 pay for them.
VIM. $. LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
LaarMrA, no WIT

Virginia, 70 WIT
al Rules holden il The clerks oaies ofthe cir
cult superior court Of Law and ehaacery for
Jefferson county, the frat Monday N febraa.
5 ~, l6a6;
Chsrles G. Stewart. q Executor Of the
last viii and Testament Of Henry
Hesns, deceased. and William Graz
than, as sdministraior Of The estate Of
James Shirley. Jun.. deceased.
PLAINriEFs,
AGAINST
william D. Nagruder and Brsxton DssenpeFi,
DEFENDAHTs.i
IN cHAnCRRY.
gUSnr defendant, Willi.m B. Maff8ier. ut
y having entered bic appearances .nd giyea
,ecurisy according % The Act 81 Assembly I'D
re rules of this Court and i appearing y s.tsis-
16rv evidence that he u not inh1bil1rt 81 shss
Conmonuesllhs h l. ordered, Thkt The sid D.
fendsnf appear here On he frsl d.y q he nsTt
term of tkia Court. md s1suer tie biIl q ihe
pisiusils; and lh.s eopy e this ords. ee tos',-
ui,k Inserted u soc,e neuspsper psei'shee n
Ms connsy. fof teo lnnnlks sacsessiseiy. and -
no1,ei & Iks frost door q he Ccn-hco.e q tn41
connly. Il Copl+Iesle. 4
R0BERT :. nROWN. civk
~. 8. 1916
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
The Corn Laws Repealed.

e1THE EXCITEMENT INCREASING, %
.and By epsry one il is sai6, hO,o PAST
s7 ing strange II isl
UyHAT MILLER sells so much lower than
III those possessing such numerous and i'm
mense advantages for selling such monsiyoas
bafgalns. But, notwithstanding the astonish-
ment he has heretofore produced, such is his
zeal, for the interestof his customers and The
public good. that henceforth ell his energies
will be exeried in their behalf 10 striving 10 sell
The cheapest goods srer yet sold.
Now 10 the lead, be- intends advancing for
ward in the good work, leaving his competitors
in the rear, (howeser ungra,eful It may 6e.)
Duty il his motto, Cheap Goods the iraplemtnts
Of warfare, hgA prices kambuggers and PaGtrs,
his sdrersaries Ssnguinary though the coohic,
may be, yet every pestige Of exorbitapt profits
mast be removed. humbuegers and paGerss de-
moiished, ere the conflict is closed, and the
measure Of his ambition filled, and the ones
tiop too truly settled. that Millef's is the place
for real Boni6de Bargains. Having large
and capacious room, we'll stored Wilh all kinds
Of goods, (staple and Faney,) Groceries,
Queens ware, Hardware. sc, de-. making ex'
tensive sales, daily receiving arrivals, il IL use.
less 10 mention such thing as selling Cd "a
make room, for srsry article d nss5, fresh ana
sessonable W..
Ye Ladies OF fashion and taste, ye frugal
farmers, mechanics and Iaborers, let me cay
With all the gravity becoming so serious . sub,
ieet, that I buy The best goods, (not Al AUG
tieneers lrlmpery.l on the most advantages
terms. sell al the smsllest kipd Of profits, ant
as natural consequence much below the price,
Of 40 ordinary penny turning Coaairy cash ssiae
liskment, saving commissions, wagon freighis
Jaaior's riding free, SO. What the proof g.
will not exactly say. bat call, see, and examfn,
for yourselves, and the sum total VIII Pc mpci
10 yeur advantage which can De proved Win
oul tough chewing. a. 3. HiLLEk.
Elk Branch. Feb. s.
| N. B. All kinds Of Country Produce takeI
in exchange for goods q market price
HUB NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
Bargains !! Bargains!I

Once, tacice, fhree,-and just going.
A VERY ine assortment or woollen Goods,
IA comprising French, English. and Ameri-
can Cassimeres. Csssinels. Cashmere. and Me-
rino yesiing. Cashmere de Cosse, Mouslm de
LaDes, shawIs, q large assortment, Blankets, Re.
The subscriber having large stock Of The
above named goods on hand, and the season be-
log somewhat advanced, be has determined 10
reduce il 10 make room for his spring
purchases. A. IN indueenent, be offers Them
lie riH not sag s.af cost''-bui At The very small.
est advances He therefore invites an who are
really IN search Of eoos tresins, 10 give him /,
call, e b feeil assured Il viii b 70 heir inter
cshsnssr 'sD.-Kooness Cheap stor,l p on
posiis iSs Pay Once
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
For Rent or Lease.

II WILL rent, from the Isl Of April next, the
= HOUSE AND LOT now occupied By
MI. Niceiy,at the KerneyssilIe Depot, which,
from its sthstion, Immediately upon the Baiti-
more g Ohio Rail Road, and the Shepherdsiswn
& Smnhfeld Turnpike affords an sdmiraSle
site, for the establishment Of House Of P,.tiie
Entertainment And as there is demand for
house Of ibis description at this partieg,ar
place, where so many persons take the oars,
and where travellers are frequently detained
for hours, without refreshments. il is thought,
that q well kept House Of ERtertainment here
would enjoy a very liberal patronage.
JAMES A. KERNEY.
Ian % fai6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
Houses and Lots
Public Sale Of Slaves,

n WILL Offer, al Public Sale. before the
u Court House door 10 hariinsburg,
On Monday fhe9th day Of february nert,
A young Negro Woman with tuo children. u
Terms-CAsH. WALTER YoE. n
Pefsons-desirous 10 purchase 81 private sale
before that day. may apply to MIR. z. L LEE Of
shepberdstown, Va.
Jan. %, 1916.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
Attention, ARTILLERY.

.INHE dim speck Of war that may be seer
u in the horizon, and the insfieiency Of the
militia under their present state Of orgspiza
iiop, is deemed necessary for Us to be 10 estate
Of preparation TO meet any extgency Of coun.
lry, 10 commemorstion Of theFsiher Of his eonn.
try, who was always ready. Therefore order
you 10 parade 10 front Of my residence, on Sat
2lst inst, with Gre arms and sccootremeats ID
complete order, with IS rounds Of blapk.rstt-
ridges. J. w. ROWAN, Cap.
Feb. 5. 1916
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
DENTISTRY.T

II L ALLEN, from Winchester, in.
Lie iends visiting ShepherdstoWn, profess
siopslIy, about the nth inst., when he will b
happy 10 wsil upen those claiming bis services.
he will remain but few days-and such IS
wish their Teeth repaired, will do veil 10 call
poa him before be leaves.
The public will have further notiee a. to his
rom, &c,
Eeb g. fsA6-te
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
BARGAINS, Bargains.

HAVE on hand large assortment Of Read
i Made Clicking. such a. Dress Costs, Froek
Coats, 0ve- Coats. Sack Goats, Coates and
closks. Roundabouts, Pants and Yeats, Fats,
Gaps, Boots. Shoes, and many other articles d
dress. which will sell Al unprecedented 10 I
prices Tor Cash. M object being 10 reduce
my stock, great bargains may Be expected,
Those from the country or in towns who have
moi supplied themselves with Clothing for The
season, I invite 10 call and examine for them.
selves. and feel sure none will 60 away disss.
tisfsd or disappointed.
WIN. J. STEPHENS.
Harnare- EarrR Feb
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

Mr.. v. D. PALNEH. Americas Newspaper and
Advertising Agent in The eites Of BALTIMORE Phila-
delphia, New York, and Boston. has been appointed
Agent for receiving and Forwarding subscriptions
end advertisements for this paper, II his offices in
those cities respectively, viz =
BAIrINons. Southeast corner Of Baltimore and
Calvert Streets.
PMLlRELPaIA. No. 50. Pine Street.
NKw YoaK, No so Ana Street.
BosToN No IL State Street
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
, = AL LAIR
/ PRIVApl SALE,

4 n + k "a
,VNHE subscriber offers for sale this Desirable
- estate, situated 81 miles from Oh Il sestown.
from Harpers-Ferry and mile from theSmiih-~
peld and Ferry Turnpike, bounding on the Nv in.
chester md Potomac Rail Road. and
Containing about $50 Acres.
About $50 cleared, and the residue in Timber.
me cleared land lies compac. and. nearly 10 a
square the timber contiguous. This has Justly
been considered one OF the most dssirsb.s Farms
10 the county Of Jefferson. as Tegsrdsaocation,
fertility, and exemption from hFoken oil waste
land, every field being accessible 10 running
water. There i a neserfailing we'll of good
water in onefof The back fields. and several ins
springs contiguous to- The buildings.
The Improvements consist Of : comfortable
Stone Dwelling House,
|SToNE9STABLE, STONE SMOKE HOUSE,
with cement floor, Slenc Dairy, with cement
floor, Frame Stable and Carriage. house, stab
ling for "A horses superior Corn crib with Grs.
nary attached, overseef's House, (new.) Quar-
ter for servants, blacksmith and carpenter'a
Shops, Beth house, lce.honse,1 and there is =
large icepond. OF s5ffhg wafer 10 the n.esdow.
There have beenta large number Of choice
Fruit Trees III every variety sci out within the
las, few yesrs and beginning 10 bear.
Any one desiring further information can sd-
dress The subscriber on the premises, near Halls
town, Jefferson county, Va. H4 H
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON.
Dec 10. la44--,f. Fiji
P. s. The taxes on tho above Land for
l545. only amount 10 Se0.s SO, whsch is an 10.
dncemsnt 70 capitalists Of other States 10 pur-
chase. L. w. VI.
NAV a. la45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
Book Store. !,

"7E have made arrangements, BY which
" We have greatly enlarged our Stock Of
Books q Stationary, and 10 future will be able 10
present to our customers and the public Is good
an assortment Of the most recent Publications.
and Editions, Is can be found in the Valley
We invite the attention Of the reading commu-
nifty 10 our Stock.
u. MILLER & WOODS.
Feb. s, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
For Hire and for Sale.

n YOUNG Negro Woman. accustomed 70
IA House and Kitchen wotk--her small
chin 10 20 with her-will BE- hired out the re-
aieder Of the year. Also q Boy ~ or IL
yssrs Of age.
AGout 10 or 90 bushels Of Rye Csc pounds 10
ihs bu,hsD foe Sale. Apply to
WARNER A. TH0MS0N.or
Jas a. TAom.sa, a. Sammii- Point DsPst.
Eah < 1alg.- A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05
PoSfnnn,er,ncnf.

bEPHaving failed to effect sale Of the
Life Interest Of MIR. Southwood, in the above
Tract &c Land, (Which contains 228 A
CRES,) on ibe premises, on Saturday last,
viii oder The same. in front Of the Court Hoase
door, In Caarlessown, on Monday the lGfh 81
February neri, being court day. The sale 10
commepce(at ~ O'Clock, MI.
JspI15, 1876 NM LUCAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-05

rLoBR.-Thsrs are buyers q tt,7s, and
IS. "a 800 parcsls we're made lbs morning
- - rSls. SubsS1uenily this price has been
,.f-si ..ud holdsfs generally sie askipg - ,e5i,
-;,h s,ies 81 soms snalI lets. The Last ssttIe-
,.s.i. for fsesipls froQ ears we're u q, 63t,
- ~ rate has bssn nansd toFdaJ.
oRlfN.-Ose o. tire small psfesls q rcd
wheat. 6Fought 10 b vsgoas. usrt sold ts-dsy
!, l0l sis. Tor shipasnL We qqois a. l0os
iol els.
No sslss u Germ. We q1ote white noninai-
IL 8 s 3 cfs. snd yellow q 62sS3 Ell.
Oats srs ~orth 1910 etal
WHISKgY-contnuss 10 falf demand d
% cis fsr hkds. and IS cts. foe bills.
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For Rent.

NNHE Dweltog, Blacksmith Shop, Shoe
y makers Shop, stabling, SO lately ID
The occupancy Of David Moore, deceased.
The Dwelling is large enough fer two families
and the convenience Of good Water in the yard
and the outbuildings, makes il desirable resi-.
dence. The Shop is so well known, tha. lite
advantages need not be pointed ndt. Arpiy 10
SAMUEL MOORE. VI
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Notfrfs.

.t7LBy Divine permission, the Sserement Of the
Lords supper will be administered q the Presby-
terian church In this place, on the next Sabbath
Feb. sth-at II o'clock. Presiding, connected
With the oeeasioa, will commence onSsturdsy morn
ing, Feb. 5, 1850.