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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

The following Is 4 most glowing sketch
--"Ae every thing emanaling from the same
Sulci
What strange contrasts this esnhS
Gus present.. Ii seems 10 &c the middi1l
got between Heaven and Hell, and to par
'aAe Of tho character OF both. Beings from
S''a are found moving over lie surface, and
* nes from both are constantly occurring
1poa II. The glory from the one, and the
n!cHighI shades from the other, meet alonG
- OuSom, and the song OF angels, aud
annex OF bends, 60 up from the same sp0.'
MONDAY and mdnish, are no, more opp
~, AaU lhe scenes hat arc constant
Passing before our eyes The temple q
Nod stands beside a bro,hel, and the place
% payer i separated only by single dwell.
IDS nom The hell" VI the gambler Truth
-ni la!Sehood walk side by side through our
streets, and vice anG Viruc meet and pass
every hour in the day. The hut OF the sisrv-
-aS stands IN the shadow Of the palace Of
TIE vealihy. and the carriage Of Dives every
cay throws the dust Of lie gltiering wheels
o1eI the iziiered garments OF Lazarus
Health and sickness lie down 10 the same
'i4rmenu Joy and sgony look ont Of the
zane window and hope and despair dwell
-b-cr the Same roof The cry OF the new
bora infant, and the grosn OF The dying, rise
i'gc,her from the same dwelling The faI
b'i'l procession ireads close on the boe1|
o. the bridal psuy and the tones OF =
iss and vol hare scatosly died away. be-
Ire the requium for Tho dead comes swelts
irg amer. Oh the beautiful and tho de-
10 ned, The pure and the corrupt. lpys and
.SfowS, sestseies and sgonles, Lfe snA
6tl1A, are al strangely bIenI on tins res,Iess
Pisei Of ours.
ha' the past aEi future pSo~eHis A. s,rssge
"-1rasts a. The present. What different
'''ah have innsplred on the same spot -
We e tie lndiAG's NigwAn arose, end the
't'Ihy uesd OF tue wolf and PaaaAss WAS
AsArt oEeT the autumn leaves al twilight,
s Population OF New York low suVes
'~As Where once Tyre, The quee0 OF ihs
~ stood. fishermen arc spreading theiI
- Oh ule desolsIs ROCKS, and the bnghI
1''s' are rolling over its marble columns.
- "a empty apartments ~ fAom The loI
N-1es hls den, and Tho dusi OF the deson -
-.'s over as irrssksn Tuias OF PAlnVra
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
RUTLAND co. EDUCATIONAL.
CONVENTION.

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|. "'e'''on mt ag'eeao'y 10 'he appoint
y'''''' ''o"' "m' T. h'ufdSe IN tho Char,
4 " "o'''" INC CONVENTION pfoeo'd'd to
o's h''s' ana called lof The fcpoEi Of the
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

sept hi' morning, w.',out his disturb.
ng mc again.
SUPPOSE il had been "a l,alP
WEI, bear isn't exactly The var
mint to buckle with So oil hand; though
lying on your back is alou, as good a
way as any to receive HIM, # your
Ikniic te long aud sharp, bat bclorc
now, I've freed bear at nIaltlall, aud
IslilIng ut the root Of the tee until hc
should come down, have fallen asleep
irom being too tIr,l to keep watch.aud
Yet the fellow escape before mormng.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

nd chaotic field.
4 Napoleon descended from Noun, Tabor
with lis hue band, while a single twelve
wsfDd kleber that he was rushing 10 the
go. Thrown into confusion and tramp
Gundcr foot, that mighty army rolled iut
|<ulcntly back towards the Jordan, where
Eat was auXIously waiting to mingle IN
kahs, pashing with his cavalry among
Pgpd ranks, he sabred them down
~ rcy, and ragged like a lion amid
key.Mklhls chivslrc and renowned
(Slef declared that the remembrance OF
the = that once tIanspired on Mount
Tabor, and on this thrice consecrated spot,
came to him in the hotties, Of the fight, and
neived him with ten fold courage.
As the sun wen. down over the plains Of
Palestine, and twilight, shed ia dim ray over
the rent and ,roddsn and dead covered field,
. sulphurous cloud hung around the summit
settled there, where once the cloud Of glory
rested. while groans and shrieks and cries
rent tho air. Nazareth, Jordan. and Mount
Tabor What spots for battles,
bsck ,wenlv centuries and again
kxiew MAJ hill The day Is bright aud beau
[Wful o. w., and the same rich and oriental
'landsGB Is smiling in the same son There
is Nu0gie,h with It's busy populatlon-And
!ihe same Nazareth from which klebe T
marched his srmy and there is Jordan roll
ing It's bright waters along-the sam. Jordan
along whose banks oha'ged the glrl.rins
sauadrons OF MuIat's cavalry and there IL
Mount Tabor-Ihe same on which Nspolsoa
stood with hts cannon, and Tho same besuu-
fol plain where rolleI the smoke Of battle,
and Struggled thiuy thousand men IN mortal
cowbat Bot how different the scene that -
ps.sine .bete. The Son Of God stands On
that l.e.sb, and easis his eve over the quiet
valley rhsoogh which the Joidsn winds 4"
silver eufrem. Three friends are beside
HIN. they walked ioe eihsr up the toilsone
~ay, and nov the four stand, mere sF,eoks
on Ito distant summit But the glos'oSs
ape a. the,f leet Is forgotten 10 ne
sublime scepc that 10 passing before hen
The ga OF Nst!-.-e esiPta'eE O. N4L4.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
Pll.s.ord. Aug. %. 1870


N'''''n''o" ''' "0'o'''ns 10 "uJoufh'
menI ne Chairman not Bong present
II llIgley OF Caslclon, was appointed
Chairman pro lem. Proceeded ~ hpeio,..
g., oaIIi,r r. ,,,o,, n f.. c.....
%.
epe''"S a"u i'eau'nS. Inc report beng
read by the Chairman, on motion, it was
accented After the repors Lrinr o.nc,J,.
g., ,,,,l.;o, ON, .c,,l .,,t p'.In
49,. ""-
''os'"u""b '1"uc'S 9c'''S Of h,adtrS
II was adopted
The report of the committee on Gram
mar beng called for wa, read .ccc,,.d
1II
Az. a1'I
Inc report Of The committee on School
Libraries was then taken up, amended and
adop,ed
~. ,.,o.o,,ho .onni,. c.;.
''''''''1 w ''N''"''
was adop'eo amer na''ns oe'n amended
Ga molon, the convention alourcd sine
due RoBr IIorKIxs. Secretary.
"'P'''' y O'""''''''
Inc commune, appointed to examine
reading DOCKS sp'llng BOOKS and dlc''on
ares report 'na' 'hey have examined such
BOOKS on me above mentioned subjects as
have been placed IN 'he'r hands that the
members oil me committee present at the
meeting appointed Tor inc purpose were
unanimous IN the OPINION that reading
BOOKS 'ot chl'afen,'houid DC suited to their
capacities mat 'hey should b. regularly
progressive mar me "ain Of thought sho'd
oe OF decided moral character and that
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
mr. nc again.

7 morning, w.'.out ID, disturb
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

The commune on English Grammar
respectfully report Thee Is no scafrty
oil text book ms every one knows on the
subject OF English Grammar Bullion,
Browns Muuoy's GolIsburys II1llock.
kHkhlm's, Cams SwGt. Smilh's and
Weiss are among those which have been
examined 10y your Commute, on Lcsc
Smdh.s- The one now mos, commuuIy
used N our schools --, tho ouly one p,l
haps which has not something 10 recon-.
mend IT, kirkbam's, which Is IN use m
some parts Of the country. 10 Iui. and
but hale batter lhnn Snnh's Ilallock',
IS supposed TO b. next IA Order ne to present
use among Us From an eaaminnllon OF
~" auth = nhove mrn' 'rrd YOUR com
nHtee arc decidedly Of the oplnioa that II
any Grammar Is wouAy 10 supercodo all
gfammirs nov IA use among ". that one
Is Weiss. We heartily concur m Tho.
opinion expressed by your former commit
tee that thus 10 n valuable book md M ma
ny important respects an improvement up
on must other Cummafs with which Az
are acquainted Had SO been 10 the con
duon Of that committee, without having n
copy Of lla,lOcks book ~ our hand, Tor
examination, wo should have united WIN
them without hesitation IN giving our
preference TO the grammar OF Air Wells -
But with llallOcks work before us wr
te,t called upon to canvass their con,nafa.
ave merits, which we have done. mkIng
them UP IN connection, rule by rule, ADJ
section by section.
Asa result, ~ are satisfied that each
has eIeeIiencies and defects peculiar 10 II.
self Ia some features, which for the SAKE
Of brevily We will 10, specify W. pr,Gr
Weiss IN others We prefer Ha.lock..
We believe 4 good knowledse OF the prin.
clrIes Of the Eng,IIh language may b. oh
tanned by study Of ei.her u BEN Yd
your commlllee lave q preference. nr,rng
from VARIOUS consideration, rome Of winch
follow
/ Asa thing which ought 10 have .one
Influence 10 The dee'sou Of thn BODY ucop
this subject ilaiioca's Grammar 10 alresd.
10 uSc ~ nOGl OF oil Of the towns ia TIC
county.
2 The di'Ision Of IIslipck's book in,o
sections aud remarks, Numbered thfou,L
out, We regard a. an excellence which
mske, Il m this ropec, superior 10 Welss
Thu di'sJn presents tho thoughts moro
distinctly 10 the minds Of sigdelp. snI
mss's The book Tcry easy l1' friefenco--
And, taken ~ conA,clIo. vlh he Gunef
ga ie.a-I-cs s-iuai.y nG4e "a Ne ca.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
RUTLAND HERALD
= uhllsAes every Thnr~Asy Msrnias
81 Rutland. w.


TGass-FUAITAH.
d ilSre ,ub-eribers, ...... ... 900
.i,.,sfsd az tie O8tc, ......... 80
WaI s4hstf,lsts, .......... 80
Oh. ,sret - Pat RIieis. .......... 200
r.,u." Cards Inserted for Mtcc dollars
.'t lnrrm
AprsHrisiNo.
'.srutstn,cts ronspiCuously ,nsoued ipT
-.s ...sf per square iot ,htre w'ckA. tween.
t,.l,c oepts pot square 80 lie charged lot
80 suhseluen, Insertion
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
Mount Tabor.
IT RLy. :! 7. IIILnLLY.

The following Is a most glowing sketch
--"Ae every Thing emsnating from the same
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20
JACOB SwAGLER against CHARLES Mo-
LER AND oTHEns.

=
LER AND oTHEns.
g -x-,-.4, fsa,a l1r1sr. datsd august 8, 1916.
n ISAAC n DOUGLASS, Judge orrne cir.
cult Superior Coufi Of Law and chancery,
forth county of Jefferson, Virginia, 10 pursu-
ance or the provisions oElie act of The General
Assembly sulhoriziDg the Judges Of the Circuit
superior Courts OF The Commonwealth, ia va.
cation, TO direct an account 10 be taken 10 a,y
cause depending in their respective GREATS,
wheneyergsuch account would be directed by
The Courtlif in session, DO hereby direct cou;r
wofihington to lake an account Of The debts
due from The defendant Charles Moler, a. eel
forth in his deed OF Trust, as slso any other
debts due from him, and any other liens by
Judgments or otherwise. on said land, o. TIE
property mentioned in said deed Of trust, To-
geiber with an account of said property--the
said Commissioner giving reasonable notice Of
his proceedings under thisorder 10 the parties
ID tits cause, and also by publication, 10 lie
other creditors Of The said Molers 10 produce
heir claims and liens before him-ali or which
The said Commissioned is-directed 10 report 10
bisConri, together with any special matters
or statements which either or any Of the parties
III require 10 Be sta'ed or reported, IN order
10 further proceedings ID this cause. Signed.
z DOUGLASS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20
Coal Stoves.

sTNHE attention Of those 10 want Of COAL
II STOVES Is invited 10 the Improved kind
that Is now beingmaunIielured Il the Hsrpers-
Ferry boundary. which consists Of eve different
sizes, suitable for 01ices, Shops. Stores, Church.
4 &c, .at,s an hand, Hsi..air Cooking Stoves,
which win Be delivered and setupin any section
of the country they may be wanted.
WANrED--A large quantity pf Old Copper
and Brass, snd old Cast end Wrought lion
which will be taken in exehsoge, at the kighes
price, FOR any ihiBsin my line.
HUGH 6ILLECEE
lisspsrs.Ferry. Nov. 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20
UNITED STATES
iii O T. Ell.

y arp RS eFry, va.
l,THE Undersigned most respectfully inform
= The public that he has leased the Hotel ai
Isrpers.Ferry, known as the UNITED STATES
HOTEL He has been fsttered by the kind
|teslimouialshe hiss received or the satisfaction
and approval Of Ms conduct as landlord IN
Chmissioien. and bringing 10 bis residence the
|experieneeof some years lie believes be will be
ableto maintain his character araank hisfriends,
and tosacquire new tributes oI approb shon
from the travelling public. He1is determined
70 keepa good house, and one which will re-
commend Itself
He asks the travellers by The Rail Road as
sail as AL otis1ss caIf, anu ~
there be any reason able cause Or complaint Of
the fare or the manner of lis service, second
visit will not be expected. He will endeayor to
be polite snd c6urteous. and all in his employ,
connected with the Hotel, win be required 10
practice the same department. Preparations
have been made for HE accommodated of sisi-
Iiers--sfngiy or ID families, aud the best the
ma ets afford will be At the service Of bis pa
irons His bar will b furnished uiih good
WINES and LIQUORS, and his Stable will be
attended By one.of the best ostlers The State
can produce. JOS r. ABELL.
April 10, l645.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20
d. L. E4RM.AJH'S
Patent Forcing Pnrnp.

NARMERs. Planters, and Gentlemen, can
u have Water brought from distance 10 .
Reservoir, from which Il may be conveyed 10
pipes, 10 the house. barn. hog Siys, &e.; 10 the
milk rooms for keeping milk cool Il summer
ri r. |upply fountains. Thess pumps NAY Be
4I'Lti 81 badd. o. by . waller wheel q wind.
mill. AID are eapablele forcitg wHier 100 "a
900 feet hori<o1.s'ly . and IRON % - 100 fes'
high and with ne addition Of hose, may b
|conserled into Fiit Engine.
The foliosinr seoslemen may Be referred 10
Hon. !. + D3ogissss and AaA- Huuier, ESQ
CkarlsS'otp3
Edmund /: Lee, ESQ Shepk<fa.feun.
D<kA Co'r,i n1cb Rsfnsra pdsl. Nutins'
CO.. taN KkBlR. sf *
|bI>'0. III, p. w. RAW,
''', couaiy = llies PvonPslj
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20
Cash for Negroes.

HvyuE subscriber Is anxious % purchase .
4 isrye number OF Negroes. d both sexes,
I'D and iiksiy. Persons having Negroes 70
dispose Of, viii 6ndn 10 their Interest 10 give
him . call before selling, a. he will pay the
10y highest casa prizes
ile can be seen ii The Berkeley Courts, al
NiarliasburK, on the second AIotdsys sud 81
6erryville on the fourth .Siondsy ii each month,
ana usually al his residence Ia ChatlestoWn.
Alllesters addressed 10 him will be promptly
attended 10. WILLIAM CROW.
Chsrlestown. Nov 90, Isl5+-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20
Aug 6. 1876
! NOYICE.

HEAVING purchased he eU,ire interest Il
III Mr.. James Mcdaniel in the concern Of j.
Mcdaniel & Col, together with lhe benches,
lasts, and other tools belonging 10 him, The busi-
ness of manbfaciutihg BOOTS Il SHOES 10 all
its branches, will hereafter be conducted af the
siandrecen,ly eeouPiec by the Grm,in my name
anc on my own account. Mr.. Mcdaniel being
appointed my Agentin carrying on said business,
will give TO i, IS heretofore, bis web known skill
and industry. SO that our cid customers shall be
accommodated hereafter with the same prompt
ness and fidelity as heretofore.
SAMUEL RIDENoUR.
May II, (lsi.) 1916.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20
WALTER q Co.

W 90. Ssuih Hgr@i Street. B.lLTTM0RE,
SnLoUR Commission Merchants, and Deal
~ srs in Country Produce generally. Libsr-
n IS. Bren,, Esq. cashierl
.. Il. sherrsrd, ESQ. :. WiseLesier, "a.
r Rely, Esq.
Sam,i Jones. il. Esq.
Pras b 4 on 4 ,.,,,...,
Messrs.W. 4 5 Wynsn, D'"''"
=. sahdslrestW apus
psilimors. June Is. lstS--6 s--Spirit en-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20

Winchester Medical College.
9R1. css.e.' L..'.... 5 d. l...'.s'!ss
~ <s1~..<s g q. u. Ie.l,y Of oe-
<-.tf. ~ I-<MI&1ls ~ |..i q Maj.
;, s1,'r>rs 49, b - following gsrlls-
4gonE ACQUIRE, n b 7ssI,..sr 4
4'll1EL corn.fD. u D. pso,<nsr 4 AZ
z f.I<it S1iIn n D. r..s-...r q ne
- - -f..|'s< = L<ii>in<:
., t4E = ~ S1H-lfTA n. n. Professor
- .-Isl'..' lo.i..sodenee
~ 4 11.lDP0RD. n. ii Professor q
>'>.n'a'sI nd naeri. hlediea-
tne tern olinslruciion being 3 months. (dou-
~ ne usual period y win anord ample time d
~ c.o1>nt % revise and keep pace with The
,l..'es inas ooIiaIipr the necessi,y or pre-
P4laiory tiudy.
The Student eiII 1I.o have ireqaent opporsu-
nliics q attending clinics. and he very exien-
.me surgical practice Of the Professor Of thai
eIsaen. vii taofd IsFgs Geld Tor observation
and Improvement
ksery lseiIiiy viz b oasrsd CO. acquiring 1
nofepge knowledge Of Practical Anatomy.
ns zee for each epuiss 81 Leeturss : 20
Dissee,isg ticket 10 dollars. Bosrd;nt >s.
oe piocured II Walchcsier, We! a : very low
f.n. perhaps cheaper than any lown in The u
nion OF the same SIZE.
Individuals DESTROYS Of attending The Lectures
can procure infol cation By apply ing TO any Of
the Prolessors
DANIEL CONRAD, Dean.
Winchester. Va June l6. 1876.
n. B. Al announcement in pamphlet form,
detailing the cours Of each department, ana
The unusual advanieges offered il this school.
will Be forwarded o. application to the Dean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20

HolIingsicorth Street, Balfimore,
WILL sltssd promptly 70 ,hs sales Of Flour,
/ w Grain, Tobscco. Whiskey, and Country
Produce generally. The attention Of one 5of
ths partners will Be difected 20 the sale Of Cft-
|tle, Hogs sheep. and Lots eonvenientto the de-
poi and scales have been provided 10 receive
them. Refer 10
tn. 4 w. b. willis, 1 49,. =.
Cato Moore, Cashier.
n. AZ. Brent, Cashier,
, n. sherrafd, w,..h.,,.,
Baker & Brown.
W. Miller < Co.
Jno Lauthan. Clarke Csstaiy.
Baltimore. July %, iH46-2m.
WTaehtsier Rtpa5iieaa. .Msrfinsbmg Gassits,
and Romnsy Iaisiiigeneer, insert 70 smouBi Of
IS. snd send bills 10 this ofIiee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20

VIRGINIA., 70 WIT:
AT Rules holden ID The clerks Office ofthe cir
cult superior court Of law and chancery FOR
Jeferson county, the FIRST Mondsy inAagust,
James c0Rett, George Byers .admiaiis.-
tr9tor Of Joseph Smith, decd, and
Michael HenssH, Ear Of Jacob Hell
man, deceased, PLrrs !.
AGAINST
John A. Cookus, Err Of Jacob .Gf6et6
dec'a, Michael c0oksss, Henry Leek-
his p5fs E!sl lass;1y Inn his ,siie, Jacob
troirl, Michael c io,cl, Peter Cro,cl.
John Cropl, Joseph Cro,cl, Caihdriae
Weishans, Isaac Masks and Polly his
rife, Martin Slip, John Snyder, III,
and Eiisa his ,uife, Villidra Rickdrd,
and John Rickard, the said Elisabeth,
Ellen, Mary Ann, yacob, Michael,
4 Peter, John, Joseph, Cathafine, Pot
", Martin, Eli-p, William, and John,
being the children and grandchildren,
and depisees, ofthe said jacob Cro,ct,
deceased. DErTs..
4 IN CH.4NCERF.
TIME Defends, Joseph Crowl and Jacob
Crowl! not having entered their
appearance srd given security according e 10
All f Assembly, and The rules Ct this Court
and i appearing 81 satisfactory evidence thai
.ihey are hot inhabilanls Of this Commonwealth
u /, ordered, Th4t Inc said defendants d
appear here on The FIRST day of the mex
EARN. and answer ihs bill Of the Plaintiffs
and that copy o. this order 5e forthwith
inserted Id some newspaper printed il this coun
~ Cor two months successfully, and posted ?
IL front door Of the Court house OF this county
: - h. T. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20
WARRANTED
French Burr Mill Stones.

HNHE Subscribers having associated them
u selves for the purpose Of
Manufacturing FRENCH BURRS,
Take This method g informing their Giends
and the public geuefaliy, that they are poE
prepared.io execuieall orders with promptness
and dsspaeb and q the Ss;i pssii u the valley
~ Z. s:jorhihg counties, accompanied with
satisfactory references, will be promptly al
tended 10. They may be seen at orr shop near
The Depot. WILSON. FUNK & co. II
Winchester, May H., lS4e-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20

FI<HIs 1sliShircl and popular watering plare
vill - opened early 10 Tune. under he
saperinicDdeucc 81 Nr. A. r. FITCH. Who for
NO ys,rs hes given great Satisfaction % guests;
md - prQrri<lors Hili ne al proper efforts
ts keep % l6erepp,,lion q ne concern.
Shllnoadaie IS 6xs miles south Of Charles,
iiun,in Jefferson county and i only 8 hours
ltayef fron Uashingtoa aud Baltimore IL
waller Is of ne sane quality Of the famed Bed.
f>rj.. and the shlpbrily Of The atmosphere and
&ants of scenery are unsurpassed
The charges are moderate, and the fare equal
bsnyin lhs UPion. -. .nus,,.-o,s
MAJ IL. 1916.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20
JOHN HOBSON & co,
Flour and Commission
q R A N II 81 !

AYO, 38t. West Bsltimcre Street, Baltimore,
lN oFss their services to MilIeFs, Merchants
and Farmers, ii selling Flour. Grain, and ether
country produce, of 81 kinds, and in the pur-
chase OF Groceries. Fish, Salt ahd Plaster. and
hops, BY striei attention ID business. snd pune
taslity IN making returns, 10 receive a share Of
business.
cssh advances made on conslgnnsnis when
required.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20

Fashionable Hat Cap and Pm
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Sous LI.I1. q ~ no1I arrro451 model. -
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re defy ~ courslIlion
N Ihs Frsnkiis Il,,i,als q - <IIs n
f1'itleIFhis, - theif rscenl R,I<. AWARDED Is
I've medlls Tor ~ best speii4t1s 81 Beaver
and NisI6ski1 uais; and 80 Anefic1n Institute
csnsccdtiFs yaar evidences e ne fupsrisri,r
Exlrs-t 81 letter from Gen. &n5reu Jacf,6n
% Up Blair. Esq. % Usshington.
ieneer ~ thanks io goa TOT this elttani
Hat I shall preserve Il % : metnenss of your
friendship. Please % say 10 Messr,. D. FISH
- CO. The manufacturer, lthai 4 <iI.i pfoof
q ihsir superior skill % this brantt 81 ~schsn-
|ism.n q.
Ezirsssfronths eerrsspondsnss q lie Nation,
alintelligeneer.
The beauty q ths Hats Il he late F,ir Il
shs American inslilnis should Be noiicsd smone
the Improvements IN the ar,s. b pleased me
that The Halter whom regarded - The Best il
Ire eoantry (OrIsndo Fish, has taken the 6rsi
prizs both atths Fair Of The Americas institute,
and q the Ffsnkiin Fair 10 Phil.Sslrhis.
BSsshs and Combs --Hair. elotk. ,eoth, nail,
assh. bat and shaving Brushes, Also, infants
hair brushes.
Tortoise she'll, ivory. buffslo and horn dress
ing spd pocket combs, Of every eenssisapls
size and shape.
| Pssfumery --Lubin, Provost, Gresisin, and
Ede's Exifscis ef Fragrant Flowers, for The
Toilet and handkerchief, Shaving Creams and
Soaps. Oils snd Preparations for the Hair Den
Itifrices. Gefmss and Ftench Colagae.
Sundry articles Ter every body's use, Pastille'.
Lip Salse, Cold Cream, Pesri Powder snd
PuGs. Preston Salts, Aromatic Vinegar, Travel
ling Dfessisg Cases. ke.
/ TO TRAVELLERS.
We hare been appointed sole agents Tor d,
lcele5rated Eianeourt Nsa'iius Lifs Preserver
which infifes itself while being drawn arount
the perssn-a mnst yaiusbie article for mo
ment or sudden dsnger upon The water.
Aiso, Blunt & Sym's celebrated six barre
Self-Kssplving and Self Cooking Pistol sin
lgle inspection will convince any ona that ihi
/ s decidedly the best csns,ruetsd self-cockin,
pistol now 10 use. No traveller should Be with
out these two articles,
Washington, Jan. ], l846--ty.