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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
AND OTHERS,

TIME subscriber having located himself per-
Il manen,ly at Harpers-Ferry, would most re-
specially inform the citizens Of Jefferson, Rock
ingham, Clarke and the adjoining counties, that
his fine Line=uf Boats are constantly running to
and from Georgetown and Alexandria. He will
at all times during the seasons have ON hand
Fish, SAT-, Potatoes, Ptaister, Plank, Ltltlss,
Shingles, Water Melons, DC.
All Of which be will sell at very small advance
on the cost lie will at all times be ready to re-
ceive FLOUR, GRAIN and other Freightage,
for the Distoict of Columbia As his boats are
daily leaving and arriving at this point, there
will al all times be an opportunity for Farmers
and others to send their produce into market in
very short space Of time; and he pledges him
selfto take Produce to those Cities or bring them
to this point, on the most accommodating terms
He can at all times be found at Harpers- Ferry,
BY inquiring at Mr. Carreli's Hotel or at the
Store Of F. J. Conrad s. Brother.
JOSEPH DOWNING.
HarperszFerry, June %, 1S4s.-1m.
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THE ARK IIxI..

TINE undersigned respectfully gives notice "a
i the Farmers OF Jefferson. and Clarke coun-
ties, that he has purchased the FIGURING Mil
on the I" Ballskin Rum known as the " Arb
Mil. and has put the same 10 the most com
plete order for grinding. heaighest cash price
will at all timesbe paid for Wheat, or it will Be
giound as heretofore, for the tos, and the under.
signed will stand the inspection OF Baltimore OF
the District Markets.
I9- Country Work Of all description, win be
done al the shortest notice.
A share Of the patronage ofthe Fariners;s re
specially solicited as il is believed entre salts
faction can be rendered.
THADDEUs BANEY.
june %, l6l6~-2m.
LIZA good DWELLING HOUSE fof Rem
near the Mill4 Il Is "a fine location for Cooper
Possession given Immediately. T. B.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
Hardware and Cutlery.

HAVING BY recent arrivals received my
Ii Spring supply of HARDWARE AND
CUTLERY, which ia addition 70 my former
stock makes my assortment complete, wholesale
or retail, viii sell at the Eorca rates, and Lam
satisfied that dealers giving me cali, will ind
Il to their advantage Ny stock consists in part,
as follows: Ivory. Buck. Bone, Horn, Coco,
Selftip, and Ebony handled Knives and Forks !;
Scissors, Shears, Saws, every kindS Scythes
Spades, Shoyels, Chains, Hoes, Tea and Pre-
serving Kettles, Jack Screws Stair Rods, Tea
Trays, Door Locks, a great variety Pad and
Stock Locks; Till, Chest and Cupboard Locks,
Haicheis, Hammers, Broad and Narrow Axes,
Grindstone Rollers, Coffee Mills, Spiitons, Mill
Wheels, Patent Pumps, Gridirons, Pkuehs and
Castings Hollow Ware, Curry Combsand Cards,
Wool and Cotton Cards, Combs, Brushes, Pins,
Needles, Buttons, Toilet Glasses, Fancy Soaps,
Nursery Lamps, Scythe-Stones and Rifles, Stocks
and Dices; Counter Scales, Steelvards, Patent
Balances, Cart and other Steels, Fiat Irons and
Geese, Cut, Wrought and Horse Nails, Rat aud
Mouse Traps, Guns and Pistols, Clocks, Britain
MIA Ware in sets and separate; Brass and Pla-
ted Candlesticks; Spurs Screws, Hinges, Spirit
Levels and Plumbs; Pocket Cutlery, Bells
Tacks, and Sprigs &c, &c.
JAMES +. CARLIN, ROYAL Street,
South Of the CITY Hotel, and near King Street.
Alexandra, Nav g. 18i8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
HOUSE ANI LOT

Al PRlvAFk SALE.
TNHE subscriber having fixed his residence
Il permanently in Lexinsto.i. Va, wishes 10
dispose OF his Charlestown Property. The
house is situated two doors east OF the Bridge
over the town rue. Il Is of capaeious dimen-
sions, having eight or nine rooms, good kitchen
and shop. The terms viii be accommodating.
4 can give full tide for IT, For further partien-
lars enquire Of III. n, GallaheE or VIM. s. Lock.
The house rents Tor SO, and divides well for
two families. J.. L. DEAVER.
lime II 1919 AeR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
WHEATFlELD HOTEL,
RalfimOrc. Md.

THIS Hotel is situated on Howard Street,
Il two doors North of Baltimore Street, and
in the immediate vicinity Of the business par, II
the city. /1tcontaiDs upwards of 100 rooms, ma
ny Of which are Parlors, with Bed Rooms adjoin-
Ing, suitable for families. 1t has been thorough
ly furnished with new and elegant furniture, and
all the accommodations to be found in any Hotel
IN the east.
The Proprietor flatters himself that his long
experience III the business will enable him so 10
conduct the establishment in every department. as
to render entire satisfaction to all his guests
Merchants travellers, &C., visiting Baltimore,
will find il healthy and desirable location.
j. MCINTOSH, PadRnIEToa.
Baltimore Auril 8 IS45-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
GALVANIC BATTERIES.

TTyHE subscriber, by purchase of the Pateutee,
Il has become the owner of the right to the
sale and use In the State Of Virginia, Of Coad's
BATTERY, and INSULATED POLES, for
medical and other purposes.
Some thirty or forty counties and cities have
been disposedof To practitioners and others--and
the remaining territory Is now offered for sale in
Rights Of such extent as may shit purchases.
Physicians or others. wishing 10 engage in the
sale Of these Rights, either on epmmission, or for
their own account should maze immediate APP
plicasion. Practitioners family fc0unty Right,
can be had as well as Others, wiki the instrument
al the Pafentees pIice. Any ona engaging in the
purchase and sale Of Rights wiz be afforded OPP
portunisies OF realizing desirable profits.
Address, pest paid, with Reietenccs
WI. CLARKE.
yVsrSh..tav Nf.w II 1919 2rn
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ReadY-made Clothing.

VTTHLIAN J. STEPHENS. Corner OF Poo
w mac and Shenandoah Streets, Harper<
Ferrr. va. ~ on band large and extensive as
sortn,ent of READY-MADE CLOTHING, a.
prices asfoIlpws, viz W
cioih Goats from 80 10 SlOi
Cashmereiis from 70 slef
Croson Closk from $40 81,
Summer Cloth from , to -
Tweed Goats from ? 50 s.;
Linen Luslre from $50 10 $3.50
Fancy Bingham do from p to SID
Plain Linen do frem 25io :, so;
LinenCheck do from I IS 10 81 sos
Calico do from 81 TO l %.
pANTAL0ONs.
Cashmere Pants, from 2 10 So;
Summer Cloth do from 2 to 50;
Linen Drilling do from 10 %
Cotton Stripe and plain do from l 10 80.
VESTS.
Satin Vests from :, so to So;
Fancy So and satin do from to S.
Bombazine and summer Cloth do from 10 s.. 50,
Marseilles and other Vests from 60 10 Sl,2S
Also, ON hand, Stocks, Cravas, Bosoms. shirts
Drawers, Gloves Suspenders Pocket Hdkfs,
Stocks, and In short every variety of Clothing
generally kept in a gentleuan's furnishing store
Purchasers are invited TO call aud examine for
themselves, and pledge myself to use the very
best efforts to give entire satisfaction.
HarperSFerry, June -, 1873
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= Rrick DHeIling House.
Valuable ToWn propertY

n be terH Of lSifpleld Sf0Ifa,
FOR SALEt
TNHE undersigned will self al private sale,
4 TWO HOESESae LdTgS on the Main
Street. in the town Of ShepherdstoGn, now in the
occupancy Of James Shepherd.s
The two lots are adjoining, asld upon one is
A Comfortable Dwelling.
With all 0ul-buildings, and la number OF tie
choicest Fruit Trees. And on 9,e other is a large
CABINET SHOP, which en- Be used for that
purpose or converted into fi3crsiOre or school
room. The terms, which wiltbe easy. win be
made known by application TO either OF the I'M
designed. Possession given On the first day Of
April, 1913. WM. ssHORTT,
WM. X THOMPSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

1Dp you keep the bar here % inquired
traveller of a gentlemanly bar-room loaf
er, few days since.
sNo sir, Il stays here itself, and has ever
since I have known it, The traveller
travelled.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
Plaster, Fish. SaIf. %
Join WA. FINLEY. WI. pINn,. !. :
= = Q . Y Q = :
ANb
General Commission Merchants.

No. %, Commerce Street Ip1sarf, BALTYN0RE,
nEvoTE particular attention q The sale n
IL FLOUR, GRAIN, Mill FEED, CLIO.
YER SEED, WHLSKEY, and all kinds Of
CoUsrRY PRopueE.
Liberal Cash advances on consignnients Of
Produce.
Particular attention paid to purchasing Gree
yies, Fish, san, Plaster, &c.
REPERENcEs
Messrs. T. III, s. w. B. Willis,
James L. Ransom, ESQ., es1s1eseoaon' va.
Messrs. G.. III. Beckwith Il Co.
Jas c. Whitehill, Esq. 1'l'aaae'cay, "a
baltimore, June !, SlS.-.tf-Spirt copy.
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s. & 7. H. 3 U N T
SADDLE, HARNESS.,
Trnmk .HEnMMfaciMrer,

TRUNK eZWANSNflNfef
I61 BALTIMORE ST.
(NEAR THE McsEuM3 BALTIMORE,
HAVE constantly on hand and for sale, at We,
IL ry reasonable prices, a large assortment Of
Gardeners and Ladies riding SApnLEs. made in
the very best style, and unsurpassed for comfoEt
and durability. Also-SomeIset and SHAT
TOE SPRING SADDLES.
HARSEss.-SilverB Brass and Japanned Mount
ed, light aud heavy coach and buggy harness.
Also, wagon and cart harness,
TRUSks-TTayellins Trunks Of every de-
scription.
SPURs-A new and superior article of Spurs,
which can be attached to The heel of any boot
without trouble. and dispensing with the strap.
Fly NErs.--A very large ASSORTMENT Of va
rious qualities, colors and sizes, fof harness and
saddle horses.
BRrDLEs--Ensllsh and American Brides,
round and fat leather.
WmPs.-Coach, buggy and switch whips.
CoLBARs.-Patent and plain leather coach and
buggy collars. Also, draft collars
Carpet Bags, Saddle Bags, Hand Trunks, La.
dies Bonnet Trunks. &c. &c.
y Baltimore June29 iSiS--6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
January %, isis-sm.
Wheaf g Corn VVanted.

TIME subscribers are anxious to purchase any
IL number Of bushels of Wheat and Corn, for
which they will pay the highest cash price on de.
livery. Or, if the farmers prefer it, they will
haulit from their Barns, as they keep teams for
that purpose. Farmers look to your interests,
and give us a call before you dispose of your
produce, NJ. II. &Y w. MOORE.
Old Furnace, Jefferson Co, Va,
Feb. % 1917.
fY Plaster, Salt, Fish, Tar, Sc. always on
hand, to exchange with the Farmers fer their pro
duce I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
Small Profits & Quick Reinrns.
Goods Very Cheam.

WOONs very Cnc0D.
Nv are daily adding new, desirable, and
by orr presence in the city and hy orders. which
are purchased as the quality and fashion change.
and being purchased as usNal for the cash Ne
will sill persist in stating that We can and will
lselL as cheap the cheapest for cash. orr stoel-
ennraces 81 Srticles Aeeessaty TO complete as
Hardware, QueensWare, Tinware. Woodenwsre'
Earlhenware. Drag s, bye Stafis. &e @s on" ON.
assortment ct Groceries Is very exiensive and
complies, emhfating in PART '-'''-
mus l n y and Porto Rico Sugars, from % 10
9 e bids and bbls. Porto Rico Matanzas and OF.
leans Molasses from 81 10 IA per gallon
- sacks Coffee, Green Rio, Pclecat DO Sc from
/ ~ 70 80 per hundred pounds,
lou loaves No. Loaf Sugar at Ioc per III
i ~ boxes mould, dipt and adamalltine candles,
z do No Colegams Soap; .,'.~'ss'
II do No do Starch !.
- SACKS 81 sas e.epper On grain box ground dol
hbis. super Crushed Sugar; =5|5zs
SO bbls. No Herring, al SSH per Dbl
- do No and 3 Makkerelt
casks No Dark Brandy;
DO Light do;
ia 90 Malaga Wine;
III do Port d0k
= do Gin, superior and common !.
bbss Old Rye Whisky; . do Rum
~ do common do at IS cts pr gan,
Besides many articles too tedious 10 enume.
rate. But we would state that our assortment Is
very compleie, and we think moderately cheap.
Give us cali. We would say to our friends and
the purchasing community in general, and we
promise AZ; 70 DIP as well asany merchant in the
valley, and A possible, afiue better All we de-
sire Is, small profits and qliick returns
F. J. CONRAD s. BRO.
Hmpers- Ferry, June s. 1913
/ E We aresnow offering Lawns. Cinpham
Lawns, Tissues, SC. &c, at cost, IN order to
close OUT Esprit copy)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
LIFE INSURANCE,


TINE subscriber having been appointed agent
Il for the Penn Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany of Philadelphia, is now prepared to receive
applications for Insurance on Liyesl il Is on the
mutual system, without liability however, beyond
the amount Of premiums, All profits Of the Com
pany are divided annually among the insure -
The premiums may be paid quarterly seIni-,a-
nually or annually, or one half Of the premium
in a note at IL months. Individuals insured in
this Company, become mcmbersof the Corpora
tion, and vote for Trustees.
The rates Of Premium with a full participation
In the profits are as low as any other Institution
in this country and lower than any of the English
Companies with only a portion OF the profits
As this Is subject not generally understood, |
have provided myself with large number Of
prospectus's Of the Company which fully explains
the mode Of operation, advantages. safety OF the
Institution and rules Of premium, which viii be
happy 10 furnish to any one who may feel any In.
terest on the subject.
JAMES J. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

NVE III q AINtttNtt1F N4ttt Nl7FttFIt1 4
Baltimore, March 25, 1SiS.-3m.
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JULIUS SCHWARrZ.

WHOLESALE and Retail Fruit Dealer and
w Coa.fectioney, No 2g5 I-2 Baltimore Street.
between Sharp and Liberty Streets, Baltimore.
invites The attention of the public generally from
the country. = -
extensive and varied.
April ~, 1S4S--6rn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

HlHE subscriber has just received from the
Il Eastern markets a large lot of Fresh Fruit
and Confectionery, to which he invites the atten-
ton ofthe generous patrons OF his house. Among
others he has received
Some choice Oranges and Lemons,
Large and elegant Bunch Raisins,
Smyrna Figs, Prunes,
Bordeaux Almonds, Filberts, P.con Nuts,
Currants, Preserved Citron and Ginger,
Fresh Cocoa Nuts,
Fresh TamaIinds, choice,
He will also keep on hand large supply Of
CAKES and CANDIES of his own manufac-
ture, and be prepared 10 furnish Parties with any
quantity that may be desired.
April Is 1913 j. F. BLESSING
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Canfeld, Brother, 8 co.

No. 81, Balimere Ssreet, s 4, corner Of raariss
BALTIMORE, MD.
IMPORTERS and DEALERS in Watches.
Il Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Warn.
Cutlery. Guns, Pistols, Bohemian Glass w are,
Military and Fancy Goods generally, offer al
Wholesale complete assortment Of Goods in
their line One Of the firm visiting Europe eve-
ry season, and possessing every fasility for OBJ
from the principal manufacturers affords them
every advantage. We would call the attention
Of Merchants and Dealers visiting Baltimore, %
our stock. Prices and Terms made very ac-
ccmmodating AlMayson hand, Watch Makers
Tools and Materials, Dentists Files, Daguerreo7
type Plates and Cases
CANFIELD. BROTHER, & co.
C0rnerof Baltisaore md CaarIes Streets,
Baltimore, March 25, ISiS.--3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
CITY HOTEI.
.ALEKiNDRM "a

AL4E-kzLNURL1, IA.
THIS connections and well known House
y has been newly furnished and put in tho
rough repair, and from the subscribers expert
ence in The business. he hopes 70 be able 10 give
satisfaction TO all who may patrcnize him. He
Is now prepared for tie reception Of TRAVEL
LRRS and BOARDERS.
Large and commodions STABLES are at
tached ID the House, and careful and attentive
Ostlers are employed, where hcrses win be re-
cefved at al tinles and attended to-
p. 3. WINCH, Prepieser.
Alexandria. MAY 3. f6l8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

HARPERS-FERRY, VA.
TINE undersigned would respectfully infofins
i the public, thar he has leased the Hotel ii
Harpers-Ferry, (late in the occupancy of Capt.
JOSEPH F. ABELL,) known as the United ISitttes
Hotel, and is now prepared to accommodate pas
sengers by the Rail Road, or travellers, in the
most comfortable manner. Those travelling in
the Cars will find this a most agreeable Dining
place, where every fruit CT the season, and luxu-
ry that can be had will be served up in the most
choice Style
To the people OF this and the neighboting
Counties he would say, that his House shall al
ways be open for their reception and acccmmeda-
ton, as he Is determined 10 make their call
agreeable. His Bar shall contain the choicest
Liquors-his Table the BEST the market affords
his Chambers well furnished-and his Stabling
which is commodiuus, shall contain the best pro-
yender and attended by attentive hoslerss
Give the House call, and judge NJ its merits
for yourselves.
JAMES BATE WAGER. 4
: Harpers- Ferry. April g. 1913, A--s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

Somebody advertises s.female medicines
and aariem antiquities We were not
aware that medicines weresof any particu-
lar gender, and modern antiquities would
certainly be something new.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

In the presence Of sarcastic lady, an
individual was praislng the wit of man
who had very limited intellect 90 yes,
he must possess a rich fund of wit, for he
neyerspends any, was the caustic reply.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
SALM A G. u N D I.

The only English residents now in Pa
fis, says 4 French Journal, are some Irish
noblemen We must no longer laugh at
the Dublin prints
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
THE WILLOW HILL
BOARDING SCHOOL,.

nNE mile from Kerneysyllle, is in successful
" operation, and presents TO parents and guar
dams healthful and pleasant location for their
sons and wards. Young gentlemen preparing
for College the learned professions, and paric-
particularly those in delicate health, will find
few places more favorable for pursuing their stus
dies.
Terms $50 per session, for boarding, tuition,
&C.
Tuition from So to $40 per session
The Summer Session will commence on the
Isl of May.
Anr;l %. Is1s-ly
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Manufacturers Warehouse.

10OLAU1OOSUAO1O u q OuUuOOt
TIME subscriber is constantly supplied with
i Cotioa aud WooLlen MaaAfaetErers' Articles,
and i also Agent fer the sale OF IHarps for Sat
tinetis, Jeans, Lihseys, &c, which are warrant.
ed of very best qualify. Also, on hand, and Or
ders received for Reeds, Hames, Bobbins, Shut
Emery, Comb Plate Cleaning Combs, Bulling
Irons, Tenter Hooks, Glue, SC. sc.
am still manufacturing CARD CLOTH
ING, warranted equal TO any now made, and al
reduced prices.
Agent for the sale Of A. MEsEEsY's Bells, Of
very superior Tone for CkGfckgs, Factories, Ho-
icls, Mis-, &c.
Allorders promptly attended 70 BY
80 JOHN FL. HASKELL,
a Corner Of Entalc S. and Carpenter A1eg.
Baltimore, MAY IS, I8fS-3m-
- MsytinsbHrg Gazette 10 amt 50. Send
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

Eeery Jaek has rs III That isn't 50.
We ara acquainted with one jack who
hasn't had his regular gin this twelve
lnonth. Says he feels the better for il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

Mrs. Scraps told her husband she was
In want Of pound Of soap, and asked him
If be had got ten cents ~ harnt got
angtAisg ele r responded Mr. ).
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

D0BERT Y. CONRAD & J. RANDOLPH
IL TUCKER, hare associated themselves in
the practice Of Law. They will attend u bush
ness IN Frederick and the adjacent Countiez--
Their Office IS the same hitherto occupied BY Mr..
Conrad theiraddress Conrad 8 TEckeF, Win
chester, Va.
June - 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20
Breslidreih's Puts.
A Egeta6le and Uairersat Medicine.


A Vegetable and Uaircrsat Medicine.
These Pills cure all diseases by purifying the
blood They give 10 all the organs OF the body
the proper amount OF life necessary TO their pur-
fcation. They are q FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH ToAL
MANKIND, and may be Justly said togiye the beau
ty and yigor Of youth 70 the weakness and de-
crepitude of age. Can it be believed that after
being before the public for ninety-oue years their
sale should only now be little rising million
of boxes peryear7 But so it is, and II is only to
be attributed TO fatal prejudice or their sale would
be at least twenty millions of boxes per year in
stead OF only one million. Let all the sick use
them--they will soon be among the healthy; let
all who would secure themselves from sickness
have them By them, in case of asudden attack;
for few doses taken when the body commences
to get out Of order, and the benefit IS secured at
once. Fathers and mothers attend 10 this sub
ject: sons and daughters, attend to this subject
let all men and women ask themselves the ques-
ton, whether What has stood the testfof time so
long does not deserve some attention
And who is 10 be benefited Those wh0use
the Brandreih Pills. They are the ones that re-
ceiTe the interest of a thousand per cent, how
10 present payment OF health Of vivacity for
dizziness, OF brightness and clearness of percep-
lion, in place Of cloudiness and confusion Of
mind.
Brandreth's pills are life preservef. Those
Who know their qualities feel secure In their
health and faculties being preserved TO them to
an indefinite period. They are equally good in
all kinds Of disease, no matter how called, be-
cause they cannot be used without taking out i'm
pufities from the blood, and perseverance will
cause its perfect publication, and no disease can
be present when the blood is pure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-20

transmitting, Lock-rePairing, Sc.
H1HE undersigned has recently removed to
IL Charlestown, and opened a Shop in the
Stone House belonging to Mr. w. f. Lock, on
the street leading from the Bank TO the Academy,
Ion The corner north oftke Acadeny-wheTc he
is prepared to execute a. kinds Of work in the
Gnn.smithing and Loek-repairing line. From
long experience in the business be Aaiters him
self lhai he win be able to give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage.
His Guns and Rifles shall be Of superior char
acier, and warranted TO be Of the best workman
ship.
He viii manufacture new locks, or repair old
ones, on very moderate terms.
HENDERSON BISHOP
May 5, 1SIS-3m
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HtHE undersigned has the pleasure 10 announce
= 70 the public. that he stu keeps for sale,
ALargs dsgrinesf ef Bsaatifaf
.2W{1S90RO{353s

Such As Sofas. Bureaus, Tables. Chairs. Mat
uesses. Bedsieads Looking Glasses. Sc, all Of
which he win sell atrcry reduced prices. These
articles am manufactured II Alexandria, Of The
best materials, and In he best manner. with the
aid Of machinery, and under such favorable cir
cumstonces as enables him % assure The public
that they are teiier and handsomer, and viii be
sold cheaper. ihan any made 10 this quarter q
th1 country
Hating supplied liuiseIfNiiii 4 neat and sub
stanti1I UE144E, be Is prepared q furnish
OoEEINS q every description and material
At tie tefI shortest notice, and upon reascnao'e
Terms
anen1cd 10. JOHN r. ZIMMERMAN.
HarpsSsFclry 4fliI2 g. l6ls-6m.
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