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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
CURT.4EN GOODN.

11HE subscriber has on hand and offers for
= sale large assortment of Silk and Worst
ed DAMASK Of different colors-such as GRIM
son, Drab, Green, Blue and Scarlet Damask,
silk bindings to match, &c, figured curtain mus.
Inns, hair cloth, sc Gilt and brass rods, curtain
ornaments. gilt rings and curtain bands, &c. &c.
FEATHER BEDS md MATTRESSES.
On hand large assortment OF Beds and Ma
,resses, made of the best curled hair, moss
eurled palm leaf, fine hacked husk Of differerl
sizes, &c.
WINDOW SHADES.
He has just received a large assortment oil
transparent window shades, of different patterns
VENETIAN BLINDS.
Always on hand and made to order Venetian
BLINDS of different colors and sizes, made in the
best manner.
COTTON W.aDDLNG.
Also on hand, large and small sizes Of white
and black wadding, BY the wholesale or retail
All Of which will be sold very low at
G. s. GRlFFITH'S
Upholstering & Paper Hanging Warehouse,
y No 1913, Market street.
Baltimore, October 2. 16l5-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
I AGRICULTURAL.
RING BONE IN HORSES.

wish 70 say tothe readers Of your use.
fuhHand interesting paper that two case.
q fure 81 Ring Bone baso been effected
m by The use Of common soft soar, .
oons d'swas that of > horse that was riDe.
mo.hef, say'he time thai i. folio we'd ;is
pJff 10 s lie Il aIiif 81 month. old, % both
drsadfully lame Is to tBasg Y ana being
Hin owner applied 10 The ringg ecane 50
soap FOR three months in the snmtnef - 20 !
SOM perhaps thrice week. For q VIII,
heseemed worse bat foally was en,irela
CURED. and has been for several ears per,
fecQy free from lameless and valuable
work horse, andtis still owned in lhil
| place. 81
The other caseris ihatIof horse ,hal
has Hbeen owned lin this place the pas
yeaf and last spring was1as lame horse
as you esersaw. perhaps. His owner ap
plea the same remedy with the same ef
i feel, and be is now about well.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
q GARD.


II WILLIAM LUCAS g BENZ. F. WASHINGTON,
5lE EAFlNG associated themselves in the Prac.
H lice oflhe Law win attend The Superior md
Inferior Courts of,Jeferson, Berkeley, Flede.
rick, and ClaTke.&
Office the same as heretofore occupied by Lu-
cas & Bedinger.
Charestown, Aug. IA, ls45-if.
The Senior Partner 10 the above Card would
say 10 his friends and 10 the public generally
that he has again resumed, with renewed zeal,
The practice Of his profession, which the duties
rkFfs,. VINO MOdff tths tasi few years, have com
charge, he deems it OILY pecessary -, Ie all,
say, that he is again prepared, as hhSSr Ielm 10
with all his energy, 10 do battle in their cause
and TO protect, with all his ability, the rights
and interests OF hisclienis. He can generally
be found, when not elsewhere professionally
engaged, al his off e in Charlestown.
Aug. %, I645,-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
frederick Female Seminary

uSHg EXERCISES OF THIS lNsTITB-
TioN wit sE REsuaEO ON TUESDAY, Isl
SErrGMBEa NENr. ~
The spleadid Seminary building was erected
~ nressly Cor . Female Collegiate Institution, .
81 an expense Of moro than $4,000, and so far
"a We regard beauty and elegance Of structure,
The perfect sdaptstion Of all its parts 10 the
purpose for which they were designed, the ele-
rance OF lis furnhure, the comforts and COME.
niences Of lhe boarding department, We conn
dsntly believe 4 j. not surpassed by any simi-
lar lnsiilall:,a II the Southern States. Parents
aud Guardians arc particularly invited 70 can
and examine Tor themselves.
This lnstiiulioA comprises three separate and
d;st;not depariments--ihe JUVENILE, where
he elementary principles OF an education are
CON ~ 3 iced 1.-The PREPARATORY, where The
ppplls are thoroughly yfounded in the substan'
tiai branches Of education, Notwithstanding,
Reading. Writing. Gfsmmaf, Geography and
Arlihmetie--the COLL EGl 4 re, where all the
hishe, h,sSehes Of iialshed Female education,
Main usefnl and ornamentals are pursued to as
vrea, Al extent rs they are in, our best North
ern schools. Embracing 10 its range ~ and
eamnle,e course Of instruction. from the Alpha-
Ri 10 the co mpietion of the Collegiate course.
. Tba whole is under tbs immediate control O
The President. Mr.. II. WINCHESTER, and nin'
/ Professors and Teachers, subject to the genera
Aspperyision Of the Board Of Trustees.
Pains and expense in procuring Professor
ana Tutors have been matters Of secondary con
. .iaeratIon. The grand object Was TO secure To-
ne seminar ths hes, tslent Of the country, ant
10 this, We tkiak, We have been eninenily sue
cessiel
Although the Seminary has been in operation
so corporate Institution, only one year, I'M
-. ,arrs nunhets between eighty and Ainsi
s-S.lsrs. and al the recent examination tnei
.rsesslstioh Of proficiency, sound seholarshlp
80 .,oeeful ana lad like department, drew Tort
- e;shext commendation from the able AM
sss:.:,, .omlnit,ses appointed toexamine thea
~. p-af,ssorshies OF Ancient and Modsr
faeruagss, s11sie, Painting and Dfa~ins' 4
"a 80 arrangements have bean made q z
esmissry Cor The .aeeammodauoa Of DoarS'
se ~ aerm,,ories consist Of separate room
80 re-, b. eighteen, handsomely nted !,
saess,airevineW Carpets. Beds, bedelns, =
ne. n,;ee .of Board aud Tuition 20 Al !, !.
A..ashss rsaairee 70. Diploma, ine,eolns \. y
= ,,,r,S foxi, lights, wishing, &c, -
he.s.,s.s 3 year. patsble kslfgsmty ~ eessa
- -. s,rshef psrsieuIars 10 relation % we !,
$3.50, yeTe,eccs may be had 70 NJ; ~
.es ~ Presideul Or either the frusle
y, - , erder 1ofthe Board.
ER VAL s. BRuNNER, Stersisry.
TavID BOYD, Tr4si.ss1
rr.dsricl, " Aes g. is.e-ss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
Wholesale and Retail
HAT ESTABLISHMENT.
100 Baltimore st Baltimore.
m, N a I'm =

ID ESPECTFULLYca The attention or the
~ citizens OF JeffersOn county 70 their estsb.
. N lfshmentfor the manufscture and sale
Of HATS, in which may be found q
large aud general assortment Of all ar.
Otieies in their line. Their estabTish-
ment combining within itself every facility Tor
complete workmanship with all The latest i'm
provemsnts in neutrality-suspicious. only The
most scientific and experienced werkmen ana
using The best materials alone. they are enabled
with the aid Of long practical experience 10 pro-
d1ee an article Of GOODS unsurpassed by any
thing inlthis or any other market.
TO the Retail customer they are prepared II
furnish description Of goods Warrantedto give
the most eminent satisfaction, in fashion. dafa
biliiy and intrinsic worth.
The wholesale dealer viii 6nd ipdueeu,ea
10 purchase in the fullest and best seleesed a.
sqrtmenls 10 be mel with in the trade.
The fashion for the successive seasons ran.
larry introduced and allowed 10 surp,sr Al 4,
thersin point Of beauty and merit
GAAti-.---s. ssnth,s, and ehildfon,s esps a
aeW and beautitul psts><ns slwavs fert =, 49,
which they oer for sale, sh n :, -
their line, a The lowest possi6 ,;s.
IteEms of sale viii be found liberal - :. :
mo1aling, and every effort used to ellille a. 4
10 the patronage Of liberal public.
WRIGHT { H0RtRD.
FsshisEable Haties.
No so Baltimore strktfs
Ballimors October 2, lS15-Ifs a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
WALTER CROOK, Jr.
OqDOA9 sa5aA IN9
AND
Paper Hangings Warehouse,

NO. go, Baltimore Street, near Charles street,
- Baltimore, keeps constantly on hand large
and general assortment Of goods in his line Of bust
ness, viz
Satin and Worsled Damask, assorted colors
Watered Moreens
Cashmerne, and Borders to match
Curtsin Trimmings
Gornices, Ornaments, and Curtain Rings
Embroidered and plain Curtain Muslins
Curtain Bands and Clasps
Silk Cords and Tassels
Curled Hair and Moss, Feathers /; together with
general assortment Of
Curtain Materials cnd Upholstery Goods.
Also, large assortmentor French sad American
Paper Hangings. suitable for ParIors, Drawing
Rooms, Chambers, Halls, Ne together with Bor-
ders, Columns, Views, and Fire-Screens.
He makes TO order, Bed and Window Curtains,
Feather Beds, Curled Hair, Moss, and Husk Mat
tresses, Carpets, Cushions. Ventian Blinds, Shade
Blinds, and all work 10 the Upholstery and Paper
Hanging Business attended to-
Country Merchants and others are invited to give
! me call.
Baltimore, Oct 2, is45 -ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
4 10 MAKE lMUFPINs.

SIN quart Of aour, PVT 10 il little
salt, and largo spooniuIaof yeast beat
the while Of new laid egg 10 q strong
.froib, add il and make The -four up with
cold water as soft asyou can allow il 10
be handled set il 10 . moderately warm
place next morning beat il well With 4
spoon, putt on lhe griddle ia round
form, and bake it. nicely, turning il fse-
quenily Hill done, send TO the table bot.
This IL better than Mrs. Dumping ! stale
bread.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
NEWS ITEMS.

1 II isstated thatthe Rev. Thomas Pomp.
lof Eaaton. Pa. during The last fifty wears
has a artied | 972 couples; bsptised~7.-
lOiI children; continued 3 6S1. and at
tended 6i0 funerals. He preached his
Idfst sermon 10 July, l7y6, ana had II
that time four congregations. He still
continueslo devote himself 10 he duties
Of bis station, although FAST approaching
eighty years of~ags.
ri The Rev. Mr.. Pomp served his time 81
the printing bnsiness 10 BallimoHe.m His
father was pastor Of The German Retained
Cen CATION which erected The Church
Wat was afterwards known al Christ
Church adjoining Baltimore stresibridge. |.
/ a bill was recently introduced into the
Legislature 81 Mississippi, allowing an fe.
males over II years Of age, the privilege
q voting upon the question Of granting
| licenses for the sale OF intoxicating drinks.
\ III -t
Li5aahiy.-Abbort Lawrence, of Bos.
ton. has given money for the purchase Of
aspiendldllibrafy 70 be presented 70 vii.
liam's College.
| SPAtN appears 70 be concentrating a.
lpretty strong naval force ia the Gull; The
arrival ofseveral vessels Of war, we have
noticed OF late
| h Capital tn11s Copper Business Tho
number Of companies engaged in the cop
per business in sctual operation is about
80 and thelnominal capital is over $751;
600 600. Boston seems To have entered
the most extensively in the. business.
| A patent baslrecently been taken out
| for all fauger ali beres square hele1 Il
Eis said 40 work admirably. and will en-
Efffely superctds The use OF the mallaltand
chizel 10 that work.
The Joarnh! Of Commerce. says that
two captains il the PERUVIAN navy have
Arrived at New YorkIta engage for the
construction 81 q steam lrigate.
| Precious Stones. Agate is found in
abundance IN the copper and silver region
Eoi Lake Superior. We have seen beau.
| .iful specimens 10 the possession of Or.
Hawks, of this city, aud otheE gentlemen.
II Rochester american.
a Nan Of Business. - The new Editor
Of the Oregon Spectator holds at once the
! following Offices - Secretary Of the Ter
fitory Recorder Of Land Claims, Record.
- = nf hialrisges, Clerk OF the Supreme
1911: yyuI'i Jerk Of the Criminal Court. Re-
wiser 81 the Laws in addlt,on io an ub;ch
legal trusts, be- seems % b. ] Doctor &c
rnysIc. A universal man like this is Just
lne 'nlhg' OF course. for an editor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
POETRY.
d EAMs On HEAyGa.

NJ WI. 4. caAxsFoS.
Al evening i twilight hour muse
Ga earth's delusive show,
Till Heaven, with al is rapsured saints,
Cleans on itstroubled brow
The White-wiaged spirits Of the skies
,Wave gently in the sir, "
And rnurtnnring breszes seem 10 be
~ The eherub host At prayer.
And all the friends pse loved and lost,
From earth, 10 youth or age,
Are hoyering IN the misty air,
l.ife's troubles 10 assusge
The spirit leaves all meAner cares,
To bzthe IN streams OF love,
Where faith. 10 perfect holiness,
Peryades the realms above.
The jArring diseords Of he world
Are quickly lulled TO rest,
And all the storms Of passion sink
To quiet IN The breast:
The soul. in tancy-Aig hts, aseends
To that sublimer realm,
Where purity Of thong httand deed
Makes loves bright diedem.
Oh. in life's wilder moments, think
OF fashions fleetng Joy,
And s9ive 10 gain the better land,
Where nothing can alloy
LIES dreary moments than will Zee.
Like Wild clouds in the even,
AMI all thy sorrows be removed.
by biissiul dreams Of Heaven
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
JOHN ". EN1ECH,
Store, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware
Manufacturer.

MO. IS, Light Street, Baltimore, has always
IN AZ extensive aad complete assortment OF
stoves, Tin and Sheetiron Ware, which he Of.
fers a. wholesale or retail, on liberal terms
His assortment consists in part of COOKING
STOVES, Of the most approved kinds,
b COIL STOVES of Sheet and Cast Iron,
/. Radisting Stoves, Parlor Stoves,
Franklin do Boz do
NinePlate do Hollow Ware Casting.
+ Template do Tin Ware. SC dc
} Isrorders for Tin and Sheet Iron Work Of
all descriptions promptly attended
I Country Merchants are respsctj ted
10 call and examine The quality Of ~ good:
and prices before purchasing.
Aug 10, lSi6-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
Young Ladies Boarding School,
Bg HeU. II. Etcheibergcr,
WINCHESTER, va.
Angerona geunimaRy

gINf1E exercises OF this Seminary for Young
- Ladies will be resumed on Tuesday tLs lat
Of September. The instructions Of the inslitu-
tiou eiIl embrace, as heretofore, the various
branches Of English, Classical and Ornamental
Eduestion. Pupilswill have the benefit Oh the
pefsoial Instructions Of the undersigned, and
d only limited number " i'll be admitted each
pupil will receive such attention az must secure
satisfactory pregtess.
Heretofore, the ex pense. 10 most Institutions,
has hem SO great as to deter parents from send.
Ing their daughters from home 10 enjoy the ad.
yaniakes or good education, Anxious, IS far
as practicable. that this difficulty should be OBJ
Waited young ladies will be admitted into this
Institution at an average expense not exceeding
$40 fer the scholastic year Of 10 months, or
500 to pupils under twelve years OF age, and
10 the: case Of two or more pupils from the
same family 800 each. This 10 include the
enlira expense Of board, washing, Light, fuel,
aad tuition. VI all the branehes OF English and
Classical education. Reference 10 circulars,
furnished on application to the undersigned,
either personally ortby letter.
,,yt.sxssit,r FL HIlI.sERGER, Principal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
REACH & CAFES,

M. 2i5 B.4LTLMoRE STREET, South Side,
beloo Charles, BALTIMORE,
MANUFACTURERS and DEALERS IN
NJ Gimps, FriDges, Tassels, Cords, Bndiags,
Odd FelIo,cs', Sons Of temperance, and
Red MEMS Rsgalia,
Banners, Flags, Cap Trimmings,
Gold and silver gimp, fringe, Stars and laces
tassels and cords, edgiugs and bfaids, bui.
lions, spangles, military trimmings, &c.
Associates in bunting for flags, sewing
silk and twist purse twist silk braids and cords,
saddler's, tram, floss, and organzine silk silk
oil tloth, silk velvet ribbon, bone buttons, gill
do. lasting and velvet do, pearl and lace do.
bone and wood moIes, hooks and eyes, needle.
and pins, knitting needles, bone and metal eve
lets, patent thread, Turkey red cotton, infant.
socks, jet bugles, jet breastpns, jei hair pins
jet necklsces purse rings and iassels, silver and
gilt beads, watch guards, boys belts, kid gloves
silk shirts and drawers, merino do. do, cotton
do. DO domestic woollen do, wooleD comforts
| English Gallons, &c. &c.
July 90, lS46.--6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
BOARDING d DAY SCHOOL,
SHEPHERDSTOW.Y,
I J.0srssn Co., Virginia.
Mrs. y. w. Phelps.

"IlI.L reopen Der School for Young La.
" dies % .Menday iks l5LL day 81 Slpism-
eey aez5. An accomplished young Lady has IS.
aociatei herself with Mrs, r who will assist
her n the various Departments. This Instiiu.
ton Is situated 10 pleasant village. whose Prox.
isniig 70 the Baltimore and Cumberland Rail-
road, makes a perfectly easy Of sceess, while
10 retirement i pecaIiafly favorable . study.
All the branches q . thorough English Educn.
lion are carefully taught, without negiectiBg
ttoss accomplishments which add such attract
itonees % The famale character.
Well saualihsd Instructors are employed to
tsu ,>,tons IL Music snd 10 the French Iss-
glage NE rsading Of German sud Italian,
Will also be fs~ght &c desired. There q room
inths Family Of mo esipcipsI fosa few young
lldies, whose morals and manners yill be
, watched over with assiduons care, and wh wiki
enjoy the advantages Of Home, While they
acquire a complete Education. TERns.
Beard and Tuition ID English efao
Tuition IN English sloae, per annum, Is
French, per aannm, IS
Mulie, per annum. With the nso OF Piano, 81
Drawing and Embroidery each, per quarter. {
sltphssdsiow6, Aug %, l546--A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

ET1AyING recently betome the PrcPsietofs Of
ip4 THE POTOMAC MILL, We respectful
n announce 10 the farming community, that Il
i noa being Pat 10 eopaplete repair, aud Is
feady for the reception Of Wheat
We have engaged the services Of The same
experienced and obliging Millers, who, for ma
~ years past, have givensuch satisfaction TO
tne customers Of the mill and We confidently
Indulge DE hope, that, We with be permitted 10
retain. as Ne are resolvs9 10 merit, contlnu-
Sncs or the patronage. which has, heretofore,
been 50 liSeraily extended 70 this we'll known
estabIishment-
As We feel no disPositnn 70 inser the EesPon.
sibjIilies and risks, whIdn result nam all spec
ulations 10 breadsiuds, re have determined 10
lbuy 10 wheat whatevf, but to eos6ne our.
selves, simply and sONg, to The 6TiAaing Of
IGrain for others, al Up usual rates g tell !
llaaraatsing, Of course y stand tne Inspection
IN the Baltimore aud Gergetown Tarkets-
i The commanding caf abilities Of me fgtomse
I, ,:n r,r m,nufsciarinS -four upon the most ea-
te1sise scale, and IN ~ ossi masner-.tls con
venlsree 10 the Canal sad aiseiliiies Tor ioae'
ing aSa unloading boavs &c. vel kuqyn .
he fsrnefs generally sne We s.efsie re as.
surance, that il shall DOL . ~. aI', ~ iaess
ipecuIiar adssntsges 60 nGt eoas'1s % % daiJ
sppteeiassd By them. MA
81 A., a fale- ss--Spifit eepy q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
Law NoTYCE,

A NDREw KENNEDY has associated with
IN him in the practice og Law bis son JoHN
W. KENNEDY. One Of them will be always
found at the Office in Charlesiown.
They will attend 10 business 10 all The Courts
OF Jefferson, Berkeley, Frederick, and Clarke
counties. AND. KENNEDY,
JNo. ". KENNEDY.
May !, 1916 1T -Sprit corr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
Dealer Ia Prodnc,
ROSS e. GARR0TT,
FI0ur& General G Commission
.VERCH.1.4'TS,

Hollingstcorfh Street, BaFtnore,
TWILL attend promptly TO The s4es OF Flour,
w Grain, Tobacco, Whiskey, and Country
Produce generally. kThs attentioh Of one Of
The partners will be directed to thslsale Of CAT
lie. Hogs, Sheen, and Lots convenient TO the de
pet and scales have been provided 10 receive
them. Refer 10
T. n. & w. b. Willis, ! rho. n p
Cato Moore, Cashier, -
& II. M. Brent, Cashier,
] ii. Sherrard, g w!,.L.,,,r
Il Baker & Brown,
W. Miller s Co.
Jno. Louthan, Clarke Ceunig.
Baltimore July 90, isI6-3m.
WTnchestsr Republican, .Naiiinsbusg Ga1eite
and Romnty Inteliigenesr, insert TO amount 7oi
50, aud send bills 10 this office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
PEACH TREES

x u lEt4HlI s 4
Permit meto give The fsfmers 4 slight
hint relative 10. their peach trees al this
season of lhe. year. / have jud exami1-
ed ours. and find wherever the glue. or
gum. isIooziDg from about The roots. theirs
Ills sure ID be a worm. one OF more. Al
work between the bark and wood
have found as many as seven 10 the same
Tree. and il must inevitably have died The
coming summer. bad not with hoe
scrapea tie glue and earth from the root.
and following The cavity from which i
oozed. found and killed the worm. The
worms have The same appearance As The
sawyer found 10 pine trees. and from one
10 one and ahslf inches 10 leegih.
REeEIPE TO MAKE PEAcH WINze-r--
Take four or Ave bushels Of ripe Juicy
press peaches, and mash OF hruise then
i'd tub and pour them into barrel.
large enough 10 contain them. and blsce
j; 10 cooIplEce a, ihe bottom 81 ibs
barrel, before putting 10 The peaches.
some clea1sifaw must be placed, 10 pre-
vent the 1rnmice from filing a. he
spigot. The head Of ~the barrel mua be
covered. 10 about Three days The Peach
Wine isroaay Hor use Draw 4 Of. hon
tie spigot. and il care and aiIenlio1 have
been adopted. ! delicious beverage win IS
produced. NV THIRTY Years Eapuisnss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1916.
HENRY BELLMAN,
Professor Of Music,

MFFERs bis. professional services TO The
" Music-loyels Of charlestoEn and vicinity,
in giving lessons on the Piano Forte, Organ,
Guitar, Violin, ylolineello, and any other iDstru
ment Also, TO Bands, choirs. and Musical
Societies. He will likewise tune and repair
Pianos, and Organs arrange Music for Bands
snj Societies, and prepare Original Music for
any occasion.
Orders left Of Mr.. Carterrs HQ1hill be
promptly attended 10.
Sept 3. 1876. "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
/ CO-PARTNERSHIP.

lrHE subscribers have this day entered into
Co-paftueIship for abe purpose q conducting
the FLcuR AND GENERAL PRoDucE qoMMisssoN
BUSINESS, a. No. p, Commerce Sueef, one aoot
from Pratt Street, Baltimore. IneE VIII a',
tend 10 The sale Of any kind Ct PsSduee and
Stock. and hope TO merit share oftthe public
paropaee, BY sirlei attention TO fhe ip'eteses q
ihese who consign to them. Ii,
. JAMES WARDEN,
LAWRENCE 3. BECKWITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
Music /! Music II

4 LARGE assortment Of Music NJ twt
n cents Per psgo, for sale By
sspss JHBkARD.