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Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
Bl lACK S NIT HING.

THE undersigned having made arrangements tc
/ rmovc 10 " sshinglon, will agaiu rsiablish 4
Blacksmith shop, aud hopes By a slficl attention
to business, aud he ioir prie's 10 obau III, patron.
age ofhi. old itirnd. aud customer. hni IN, pub
lie generally. liz prices swilI be as follows; Tor
,horing horse all round 81 Is Pow iron., 20
ceuts pr pound, and Other work in proportion.
These are his cash prices liz will commrnce
business on the fnl Of January neat
An apprentice 10 lrafn Backtmilking, will be
taken.
r. ~ FLEMING
November 18th. ls4s 4s-lw
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
SALE Of NEGROES.

LLs-l 10 the highest biddcf At the Confi
1 ilonsr door, in tie town Of Washington. Arb
On Tie lics, DAY Of Jaauay, lsig, a number a
SLAVES, Belonging TO tie estate Of Samuel 4
Canon, decreased. Terms made known on lht
day uf sae.
WILLIAM 7 HAMILTON.
Administrator. De bonus non. Of the estate
oi Samuel 7. Caron, decreased.
November %, lsls 5O-lw
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

PERu.-Accouns from Calao, to the
3oth August, represent that the revolu.
tionary movement in Peru has been com.
plotcly successful
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
WASHINGTON MALE AND
FEMALE SEMI MARY.

INllE Tfnsirrs oi this Institution, taAs p'easuTi
Il ~ annouuclngt to the public, that the tx,
rreIses Of the Male department were commenced
on the 23d nil under The charge Of the Rev. II
&. THwE,rr, ~ Superintendent.
The course of study has been divided in ihre,
olassts' at the following prices per session Of fyt
mouths
For the Primary Glass. SIC 90
For the Srcond Glass, embracing
Reading, Writing, Geography.
Arithmetic, History, English
Grammar. &c, l6 90
For the Third Class, embracing
Languages, Mathematics, SC, 2O 90
and a ltr Of 80 crnl. rom each pupil ftf wood,
during the wilirf s'ssou.
Onr fourth Of lhc iuIiion fees Of each stu lent
will b. required Ia advance aud he residue ut the
end Of the session and Il Is hoped that parent,
aud guardians will be prompt Ia their payments,
as the success Of the institution depends much ou
the observance Of this requsii.on.
by orierof the Board
JOHN d. TRlMBLE, Treasurer.
Washington, November /, lsis. 46-4w
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
NO TICE.

TUE unarrgl, d, n connection with Mr. l. "
Moods, 10 wIen b. Ls.,od In interest IN hi,
Tan Yard. Will continue tho business They
val purchase good ilide., aud uili pay in leather.
rruis PER Id Tor green. apd i0 cruls Tor dry
ll,dcs, delivered d, Their iafd' Leather ou hand.
Tor sale.
JOHN &. ARNETT,
ISAAC VI WOODS.
Drc-mber n, lsls sa-ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

THE lMroRrANcEoT A SINGLE NoTE.-
In Forsters Lives British Statesmen,
occurs the following passage; "Crom-
well had offered himself as member for
Cambridge his opponent was John
Llcaveand. The c,nlcst was obstnatcly
fierce, aud ended IN Cromwell's return at
least by majority If single vote. =
That vote COG Chalfs | his head, and
established Cromwell at the head Of the
commonwealth.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
DErRoT, Noy. ., . T. NJ.

We have the ucEs. Gen. Cass de.
,lrcs 1t to be- understood that IN cousc.
qnencc OF the NOS, aud confusion OF
the election, hc wi,ls, to be considered
as Withdrawing imn the contest, as he
"cannot expect 70 lc heard"
klNDGRnooE, Nov ., l.2, r. NJ
Mr. Van Burcn says he has not been
understood IN this canvass llis ground
was this: Ii he ,uld be elected, he lcdS
a candidate II he 'onld not be elected,
hc was MT candidate aud therefore
excuses his friend, .or not voting for him.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
NO TTCE

TUE subscriber wishes to inform the planters
uf upper Red River, that he is nov pulling
the Ran below his Bluff. and will have il out
by the time The River s'nayigablr lie Is erecting
ample Warehouses aud Sheds. where Cotton will
be- received protected, and subject to the owners
or their agents orders, at 20 cents per bale. Up
freight IN proportion.
JOHN CoCKRELL.
October 2S, lsls 45-2w
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
A LloN AscrNm,G N A BALLooN.-On

A Los AscENm'G INA BALLooN.-Ou
Monday evening dc Royal Crcmorne
Balloon aseendrd from Crcmorne Gar.
dens. IN it wen Mrs. G. Baty, the
Lion Quern,' Lieut.. Gale aud lion.
Attached to the bdIoon, in place OF the
ear, was den, on tle top OF which stood
Lieut. Gale, aud inside sat the Lion
Queen, on the hac, of her subject. AZ.
ter q trial. during Whichan ascrut ~ high
a. the top Of the lrus only was elected,
II was found that ti' powerol the balloon
wa. not sufficient carry mp the weight
attached TO 1t, and hl, tact having been
explained 10 the cjupanv Lieut. Gale
aud the lion asctidcd, leaving the lady
behind A safe decent was effected at
Monlake-BcifS Byc IL L0Hioa
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
Washington fralc ana
Female Seminary.

flHE Trustees are buppy 10 announce, that the
exercises in the Female department Of this in-
stltution, will be resumed un the Sd Monday
OF September next, under the supervision Of S. l..
SLACK, A NJ, aided by competent and experienced
teachers, in every department
They confidently trus, that their efforts TO es.
hblsh a Female Institute of superior order, will
be sustained BY the liberal patronage Of tho COM
munity.
The Faculty will eonfis, Of
;. L. SLACK. A, NJ, President
Mfs $, L. Dow, Gogrrness
Mrs u, J. SLACK, Ornamental dept
Miss, MANY c. SMira do, do
The terms per session OF Q weeks, payable halt1
IN advance, as follows
TUITION, S9U
French, Spanish, Italian, and Latin,
eaeh' extra, 10
drawing aud Painting 10
ause-PIano, Harp, Guitar. each 30
Boarding, everything inolnded) 10
BY ofdef OF the Board
II. T. PolNDEXTER. Pt..,t
$. I, SANDERS, See.
Washington, Aug %, lsIs.tt
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
.NOTHCE.

V'HE partnership heretofore existing, under tho
firm llUuuaRD d flEHrrEAp, in the pruc.
ticc Of law, is this day dissolved by mutuu con.
sent All business in an unfinished state will re.
erlye The Oint attention Of both members Of the
late firm, until the same is finally adjusted aud
either ont Of the undersigned are authorized to
make all settlements, In relation TO fees due. or
use the firms name in the liquidation of all de-.
munds.
THOMAS HUBBARD,
BERNARD +. HEMpSTEAD
October lsi lsdt 4s-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
NOTICE.

T'llE undersigned having retired from The Office
of sheriff OF Lafayette county, hereby notifies
oil persons indebted 10 him TO- fees Nc, that
unless the same are settled on or before the first
OF February, ls4g, he will be u1drt the necessity,
however disugreeable it may be to him, OF enforc
ing payment
A. C. OWEN. late Sheriff
lee.s'I'.tl November h. lsit if-i
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
STiTE or ARKANSAS. l..
COUNTY or SEWER, set

STATE OF ARKANSAS, j.
COUNTY or SEWER. set
Clerks niiies Of the Circuit Cont Of the esuay o
srviei, Aforesaid, ou the Chaaeefy sidr thereof
n the vacation Of said Court. November n,
2ith, A. ID. Isis.
Matilda Greenwood. by her ns,t r,ns,......,
ititnd, liaffuld Bargue, ''"Paaaaat
". .Pstitioa for Divorce
lapsih ureenwooi defendant
fi'iils DAY. eame the saii petitioner, by Rudy,
b"f SulieIlnf and flied her p.iiiian ia iii.
eausr, praying to b. divorced from the bonds If
raalnmony sul,ssliag between herself aud said
defendant. aud Il appearing from the affidavit Of
the petitioner thai said defendant Is NONRESIDENT
Of lhis Slais-.ll : ordered that publication be
made, notifying the defendant Of The p-ndaney of
TIN sat. and unlsss b. b. aud APPEAR by himself
Of attorney, on or briore the third DAY OF the neN
trrn Of this court, at court 10 b. holden At the
Court House. IN the town OF Paacliia. Ia The
eounly u SEWER, aud State Of Arkansas. On the
third Monday Of January next, isig. aud answer
the prliiou Of the said psliiiancf The same will
be- lsk-u as ceni-ss-d aud druter entered a..
cufdlugiy aud that this ordrr be puh.shed ia the
Washington Telegraph, tor two weeks. by two
successive weekly Insertions the lasi 10 be at
sasi tNp weeks before the u.k tern of ihi. court.
Trsie; /. y, HOLMAN, C!efk
Aiiuc copy from the record.
IN HOLMAN. Clrik.
November %. lsis. sO-2w
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Drcsmbef u, isls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01
Hardware and Cutlery,

HAv1NG BY recent arrivals received my
Ii Spring supply Of HARDWARE AND
CUTLERY, which in addition to my former
stock. makes my assortment complete, wholesale
OF retail, viii sell at the lorrca rates. and am
satisfied that dealers giving me call, will find
II 70 their advantage. My stock consists 10 part.
as followe: Ivory, Buck, Bone, Horn, Coco.
Selfiip. ana ElnDy handled Knives and Forks ;
Scissors, Shears, Saws, every kind; Scyihes.
Spades, Shovels, Chains, Hoes, Tea and Pre-
serving Kettles, lack Screws, Stair Rods, Tea
Trays Door Locks. great variety; Pad and
Stock Locks; Till, Chest. and Cupboard Locks;
Hatcheis. Hammers, Broad and Narrow Axes,
GrindSione Rollers, Coffee Mills, Spittons, Mil
Wheels. Patent Pumps, Gridirons, Ploughs and
Castings, Hollow Ware. Curry Combs and Cards,
Wool and Cotton Cards, Combs. Brushes. Pins,
Needles, Buttons. Toilet Glasses Fancy Soaps,
Nursery Lamps, Scythe-Siones and Rifles, Stocks
and Dices; Counier Scales, Steelyards Patent
Balances, Cart and other Steels, Flat Irons and
Geese, Cut, Wrought and Horse Nails, Rat and
Mouse Traps, Guns and Pistols, Clocks, Britain
mia Ware, in sets and separate; Brass aud Pla-
ted Candlesticks; Spurs, Screws. Hinges, Spirit
Levels and Plumbs Pocket Cutlery, Bells,
Tacks, and Sprigs. &C.. &c
1. JAMES F. CARLlN, ROYAL Street.
South of the Civ Hotel. and near King Street.
Alexandria MAY s. 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01

~ hardware, Csttiery, &c, Royal ]
&reet, near Cry Hotel, 8
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, and
~ offers for sale on accommodating terms.
large and well selected stock of goods consisting
in part as follows; es'Sa
Table Cutlery. ofeveFy description;
Pen and Pocket Cutlery;
Scissors, Shears, Augers Braces and Bits,
Steel and Iron Sqares;
Trowells, Axes, Hatchets, Saws;
Planes, Bench and Moalding;
Brass And-irons, Shovels, longs and Tenders;
Iron Furnaces and Preserving Kettles;
Hollow-W are--every description:
Well wheels, and Patent Iroa Pumps
Elliptic Springs and Iron Axles;
Locks every variety;
Tea Trays and Walters;
Candlesticks and Shutters;
Guns and Pistols; Powder Flasizs & Pouches;
Mill, Pitts and Cross-Cui Saws;
Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Files, Rasps, &c;
Trace Chains, Backband do, Halter do, &c.;
Cut and wrought Nails;
Butt and Parliament Hinges;
Patent Blind Fasteners
Screws, Springs Glue, &C, &c
The above, with great variety Of articles moi
enumerated he offers Tar saie,-an asthe Canal
Is now in full operation be hopes those ia want
win avail themselves Of the advantageous mode
Of transportation, and favor him with their or
derss- which viii be attended to with care and
despatch
Alexandria. Sept. g. letz-v.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01
Saddle, Harness and Trunk
Manufacturers.
King Sired, Aleranaria, Vrgia

mag oVtet, AteLdhdTt0t ItTgthfd.
w N. BROWN, respectfully begs leave to
w make himself known to the citizens Of
Jefferson and the surrounding counties, and soli-
cts share of their patronage. His long expert
ence and ample facilities enables him TO offer
great inducements 10 those who may be disposed
10 give him trial. His stock OF Saddles Of
every variety and kind, is such as to secure to
purchasers the opporunityof being cractlg sniiea
al rery Moderate prices. A constant supply of,he
following mentioned articles always on hand
which hewill take pleasure in exhibiting, viz
Gentleinens SHAKER Saddles,
Do plain do
Do patent springs do -
Ladies do oil every pattern and latest style,
Brides Of every description,
Carriage Harness, Buggy do, well mounted.
Saddle Bags and Clothes do, iii great variety.
Whips Of all descriptions,
Superior quality and style Travelling Trunks,
Fancy and Hair do
Silver-plated, Brass, and Steel Bride Bits
Stirrups, Spurs, &C., Trees and Webbing,
Wagon. Cart and Dray Harness, of every de-
scription,
English Bride Leathers and Martingales.
The above with maHy other articles in his
line. he offers at very reduced prices. and on the
most accommodating terms. Country Mer-
chants, Farmers and other dealers, are respect-
fully reminded Of the facilities afforded by the
Canal in the way Of transportation. Orders
carefully attended 10 and executed with despatch.
N B-W. N. B. is constantly supplied with
heavy stock Of such materials as are used In tie
above mentioned business which he IS selling as
low as they can be had il, the Northern cities.
Alexandria, April 81 1Bf9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01
Books & Stationary, Music for the
Piano & Guitar, Wall Paper, &c.

"E have Just received, and are now opening
w our Spring supply Of the above articles.
They comprise a good assortment Of Theolo-
gical, Historical, Miscellaneous and School
Booxs. OF the latter we have all the varietie.
commonly muse; and viii promptly furnish ia
order any books We may not have on hand, al The
lowest cash prices.
Also. every variety Of sTATIoNARY com.
prising Cap. Post, Wrapping, and fancy Papers
Drawing paper, perforated and plain Bristol
Boards, Letter and mole envelopes. Black, Blue
Red and Indelible Ink Ink Powder, States, both
English and German, Steel Pens, Quills, Sealing
Wax. Waters in quarter poGnd boxes, Maihe-
NAUTICAL Instruments, Portfolios, Gold Pens Gold
and Silver Pencil Cases, Rogers best Penknives
Bonnet boards, blank Books of all kinds. with
every variety OF staple and fancy Stationary usu-
ally called for in this market
| Also, large assortment Of MUSIC for the
Plano. Guitar and Band. Every variety Of mu.
sic promptly furnished 10 order.
The highest price will be given for Rags
~ D. STEELE.
+. Alexandria May < 1919 .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01
WHEAfFlELD HOTEL,
RaltimnOp.e. Md.

NsHIS Hotel IS situated on Howard Street
- two doors North Of Baltimore Street, anc
IN the immediate vicinity Of the business part 81
the city; ltcontains upwards of 100 rooms, ma
ny OF which are Parlors, with Bed Rooms adjoin-
ing, suitable for families. Il has been thorough
" FURNISHED with new and elegant furniture, and
all the accommodations TO be found IN any Hotel
in the east.
The Proprietor 1aiiers himself that his long
experience IN the busin IS will enable him so 70
conduct the cstahlishme in every department as
70 render entire satisfaction 70 all his guests.
Merchants, travellers, &c, visiting Baltimore,
will find il healthy and desirable location.
J. MCINTOSH, PRoraiEroR.
Baltimore 1priI g IS35--ff ~ y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01
Looking Glass Dapot.

GAMSON CAkISSs No. l36 and lao Balti-
~ more Street, informs his friends and thepub-
nc, that ne has on hand an abundant supply Of
French ana German Plates OF every size; and oi
very best quality and that he manufactures
FRAMES, and does every kind Of GLIDING
IN the best manner, according to the most modern
and approved STYLE He respectfully invites the
public 70 examine his establishment and work
now ready for delivery, which for workmanship
elegance and style cannot be excelled in this o
any other country.
he will manufacture and dispose OF all arti
cles IN his line at the very lowest prices and re-
specially solicits continuance ofthe liberal pa
homage heretofore received.
Baltimore, Oct 6, I647.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01
JH1M STABLER z. BRO, Fa;rfar So
~ ALEXANDRIA,.

4 AL8kAnUALAa
IN addition 10 their present large stock, are re-
u eeiving supplies, carefully selected 81 one d
the firm; all Of which they offer 81 far prices
Their friends bon in town and country are re-
specially invited to eaIl and examine. The
following may be noted:
Chloride Of Lime, the beet ariiele
| Superior Carbonate Of Soda, Common Soda
Tartaric Acid. Irish Glue. cooper's IsinRiass
Starch Shellae. Alcohol, calcfned NaRsesia
Herbs and Medicinal Extracts. carefully prepared
Peppermint Lozenges. superior,
Wine af Colehicum, (Londcn)
Ground Mustard a fine article Refined Borax
Gum Arabic, Poppy Heads. Tanain
Sarsaparilla-Buls, So ids Townsend's, and hers,
fIaariem Oil. on Of Bergsmnt
Pills randreth's Wfghts; Peters fBeck with, =
andothers; Gum Myrrh
Liquorice. very Cue article. Opium. selected
Vanilla Beans, Fine spongs
Fresh chamomile Flowers
Apothecaries aud Chemists Glassware, large a.
sortment
Corks for yials, bottles, and demijohns
Rowucy's colors IN tubes
Diamonds. verdagrs
venitiaa Red White Broaze
Chome Green, Yellow do
Chrome yellow, an assortment Of Eifhafge
British Lustre, German Lnstfe. y
DYE STUFFS
Ground Pummice Stone. Tor Cabinet Makers
= INSTRUMENTS.
Evans best Lancets, Gum Lancets
Cupping Cases. Surgeons Pocket Gases
Dissectng Instruments, sfTusxcs. "a assortment
Supporters, various kinds
Physicians Saddle Bags, chlorofosin inhalers
Mortars and Pesiles, and many others.
FANCY ARTICLES. AND PERFUMERY,
Fine Hair Brushes, Nail Brushes ~
Tooth Brushes. Indian Rubber Balls
Do. Wallets. do. Door Springs
Cauielis Hair Pencils
Rosewood Razor Strops, superior
Edes' Sweet Bags. French Hair Powder Combs,
Soups, a variety, viz Common White and Variega.
ted, and an assortment of highly perfdmed among
them, Pummce Soap. particalarly good article fof
cleaning and Smoothing the skin, and superior
shaving snap Of their own make.
Alexandria, Va April s, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01

tdk subscriber 4 nov opening lis Surfur
= sapPly. Wick Is unusually large. and con.
prises almost every article found IN he HSrl-
wsre line His English and German 0o0Ds
have been imported through old ana e3neric5crS
agents. and his American GOODS ffom IL 4
gents for the largest and he>t manufacforieS IN
ne Unlted States his will enable him % sell
GOODS q ~ low prices a. they can be had in
any other market He particularly invites
CsEHtyy Mzakants 70 examine his Goods. aud
prices, and be wiz endcavor to;makc il iheir in
ierests 70 deal with him. hy selling CHEAP
GOODS aai on acc1nrmAdasise ftrms. ~ To
bis old friends and customers be returns his
grateful thankss and solici,s continuance Of
their tavors "a r. CRUPPER.
AIexandria. va. April s. isis-s2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01
REMOW AL.
Boot & Shoe Mandatory.
T. 4

us IL EtauK OnAIA OF rAoi1lON.
lTHE Jefferson Boot and Shoe Mandatory
= has been removed 10 the Room adjoining
Messrs. Gibson & Harris's Store, and 10 the room
lately occupied BY Messrs Miller 81 Tate
offer % my friends and cusiomefs general
assortment Of work in my line sachas i
Genilemen's best Cali and Morocco Boots and
Shoes, IA
Ladies' do DO
Misses and childrens do III
have procured superior lotlof French Calf
skins for Genlleinens Boots which invite
them to examine--and also the Lest article or
Philadelphia Morocco and Kid for Ladies Shoes
And having hand from the North, who Is No
al bis business, I think can giye4ihem entire
satistactonsin any work which they may order
ffomme -
A considerable lot Of Ladies' and Misses
Shoes of my own manufacture, which will sell
al cost.
Ladies waited on for their measures, and all
work done promptly.
have procured the latest style Of Gentlemen,s,
Ladies and Misses Lasts and will continue 10
supply any deficiency that may occur either In
stock, workmen, &r., &C.. 81 ..
Fl JAMES MCDANIEL. 1gsR.
II Aur;i TX 1910 = . -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,

TIME subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
i zens OF Charlestown and jefferson County,
generally, that he has opened
Anew Timing Establishment,
inthe house one door east ofthe N. Z. Parsonage,
opposite Allemongs Store. where he will at all
times keep on hand general assortment ofTIN
WARE, S4EETIRON,& &c. and viii make to
order every article in his line of business at short
notice, and on the most reasonable terms He is
also prepared 10 attend TO all orders for
ROOFING Sc Sp0mGimgo
From his experience in bus.ness, he feels JUS
tilted in saying that all work done by him will be
inferior ID none done in this section Of country,
and his prices shall be made to suit the times.
He viii behaPpy to supply Country Merchants
with Tin Ware and win make bis terms such as
TO make il to their interest to deal with him.
ENOCH 0BANN0N. {
CAaflestewn Feb s. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01
Furniture Furnishing Store.
W1T. m. MTIiR

a his Mandatory on King Street, A lexandria
n has constantly on hand and for sale, at lowest
cash pricess Looking Glasses and Frames, in great
variety, Toilet and Swing do.s Bureaus, Tables |;
Wash, Candle, and Towel Stands Cane.seat, Gre
clan Cottage, Windsor and Common Chairs Cane
ana Wood-seat Rocking Chairs, an sizes High
Ieastef fteld, French. Low Trundt, STAT and Sack
ING beqsteads Cots, Cribs, Cradles, Saekings and
Cords Feathers, Feather Beds, holsters ana PHI
lowss Curled Hair, Moss, Cotton and Shuck Ma
tnsscs. al SHES and made 10 order Il short notice
Alexandria, Sept 20. lS4l-ly s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01
JOSEPH JE WETT,
LATE OF BALTIMORE.
New Book and EtationerF Store.

New Book and Stationery Store,
A DJoINING Koones and Deans DIR
IA Goods Store, King Street, between Roral
and Pit Streets. Alexandria Va. rhere win con.
stanlly he found general hseorlmen, OF Theol oui.
cal. Miscellaneous and SCHOOL BOOKS also.
tat ION II n
In every variety Always 50 banda very complete
assoIsnept Of Paper hAHEINcS AND BOR.
DERS suitable for p4rlors. etc.
Also, q large assortmeat Of ueu and popular
Song. Duets. VALUES, MaIshes Poikas, 6lees. Co.
tllions. Airz, Rondns and iFarinfions with books
Of iustrurtion Tor PIANO AND GUITAR.
"A liberal Discount made q lTeaehers
The highest price given for Cotton and Linen
RAGS.
y J. hopes by prompt attention. and desire "a
please, TO meet with share II The public patronage
Law and Medical Books tlrnished a Baltimore
and Philadelphia prices.
REfEnENcEs. t
81 3 z c 4oST y aspra shsrh.rd.,ovu. We.
McYn1a D6o. & Col Alcrandria. Va
Aexnndrin. Sept -, 1<17~-Ir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01

CITY or Ef

UHIS comm6iious and uefl known Houst
i has been newly furnished and put Il 10.
rough repair. and from the Subscribers expert
ence in tie business. he hops % Be asie 10 give
satisfaction % all who may patfonize him. He
Is nov prepared for The reception az TRAVEL
LERSl and B0ARDERS
Large and commodioas STABLES are al
taehed 70 the House. and careful and aiientive
0stlers are employed. where horses will be re-
ceived Il al tines and attended 10.
D. B. WINCH, Preprietsr.
Alersniria. MAY 81 feta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01

GIRAINS Improved Sand bans ana Tsbls,s,
- tor cleansing whitening and be1uriIfinE he
hand4-L Adis Riding, GarleninE. or Pai1finr,
inE. cric11,inE. a. q any Other m1scncnr q
cxe<iic1 rl<11iciello TIE hands win Ini he IN.
proved SAND WASH RAILS a TABLETS.
Flc1zicFII c0-<1cio1s n rcn5rinR an Harines.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-01
THE WILLOW HILL
BOARUING SCHOOL.

nNE mile from kerneysvlle, is III successful
~ operation, and presents toparents and guar
dams neathiul and pleasant location for their
sons and wards Young gentlemen preparing
Tor College, or the learned professions and partc-
particularly those in delicate health, will find
lew places more favorable for pursuing theirstu-
Terms S6O per session, for boarding, tuition,
Tuition from Sc to Si2 per session.
The Summer Session viii commence on the
j !. FRARY, Proprietor.
April q, I6ls-1y
|PAGs-a5 900 pounds viii be purchased Al
Ia the highest market price. by
BAKERS e. BROWN "
JVincheeter Eeh DC f-s