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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-02-21

Old pr Townsend Is nov about 70 Year, Of age. and
has Ions teen known ~ The = NTHOR and DiSCOT
ERfR ~ the GENtLNE ORIGINAL 90 TOHN
sFSD S-fRNsPfRILf-4n Berry poor. he com
PEELED % LIMIT its nahuficlure. by which Il has
been kept out u market and the sales ccumscfbcd 10
thoss only Who hzd proved ia worth aud kna,yn iI
value. u had reached he Of ntny, nevertheless
a. thnse ho had btcn healed OF diseases
and 'Syrd ffum death proclaimed It's excellence and
wonderful
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05
Parsons Universal Plough CultiEa-
tor and Seeder.

Fur Corn, Sugar Cane, PJtdtees and. 7S5aeeo.
TIME undersigned begs leave TO inform the agri-
i cultural communi.y generally, that he has Pur-
chased the sole right OF making and vending the
above Plough, which can be melamOrphosed into
great variety of shapes BY the ransPosi,ion OF It's
shares which consists o. right and lett hand share
II finishes a row by once going through, by throw
ing the dirt To- or IRON the rows plants, and can
be arranged to suit any desirable width.
Thus, any man and horse can plough eight or ten
acres in day. and perform the work in the most ad
mirable manner.
IHis Celebrated PIoa I'll and Cuhieator
Combines the qualifications Of performing double
work in all branches Of Agriculture Tor which il is
recommended, with ease to the horse, and almost
without any effort TO the operator, BY the adapta-
tion of the shafts and the application Of lw'' or
three shares al time thus giving II the selisustain
ing principle which greatly recommend il to an en-
lighlened public, seeking the advancement Of the
usual arts.
Its different modes Of application thus describ-
ed:. In furrowing, the ploughs can be applied Tor
making two rows al time. Then in eross-fnrrow-
fne pruprIrsyr row and fur
cure host Of the most indubitable evidences ffum
the most prominent Farmers IT the States of Indi
ana, Ohio, Kentucky, Western Pennsylvania Iii.
nois, Iowa, Michigan and Wisconsin. But Of what
avail are such testimonials TO practical demonstra.
ton. ~
Farmers and Mechanics to satisfy Yourselves
tnat y y no hnmbug but practical reality asdenon-
stIauve as The many advantages derived from the
AID of steam power the power loom, or The press,
come and examine with your own eyes, and handle
With your own hands, and you will most assurcdly
give u that need OF praise which thousands before
you have bestowed upon il, as being the cheapest.
simplest, and mosl general agricultural implement
IN lis various application now extant
The aforesaid Plough will hereafter be manufac-
tured and sold BY JAMES NJ. HessgY, in the follow
ing counties: Jefferson, Berkeley Frederick and
shenandoah. He IS engaged III making them al
fSnepherdstown, where be will be prompt in filling
al orders, either by forwarding or delivering The
Plough. JAMES NJ HESSEY
Shepherdstown Feb Is 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05
BUILDERS, THIS WAY !!

TINE undersigned informs the citizens Of JetIer-
IL son Clarke and the surrounding counties, that
he still continues the CARPENTERING BUSI-
NESS in all its branches and varieties. Having
paid some attention 10 the study OF Architecture, be
i prepared to furnish models and drafts for any kind
Of work pertaining his line ceiling confident that
by his long attention the pursuit he please the
taste and CRAFTY the eye Of The most fastidions.
He will undertake the erection of all kinds Of
buildingsfrom the eountryseal To that Of the most
humbley and upon terms such as must prove salts
factory to all concerned.
Persons who mas have work in his line are re-
specially desired TO give him call before closing
contracts in other quarters.
Letters addressed 10 him at Charlestown, Jeffer-
son county, Va, viii be promptly attended 10, from
any part OF the eouuIry.
Feb I t4i1-Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

"a SETTEa-A raw boy, coming into 4
P7snting Office to learn the business, the
fofeman askea the question:
= Have YOU ever set any !" meaning type
Of course. p
aSet reckon kin haven't I set all out
old hens, apdtdidnt every one on 'em hatch
out every egg put 'nunder 'em, except old
~Speckle, thatswent of and left her nest-eon
sarn her picterIn .
You'll do said the foreman. 81 dom
want you to SCI hens, but to set at that stand.
sWaal, that's quare; you want me to Sc
at a stand, like them set Of fellers pickin
them little jigamarees, do yoa2 Wal, herr
goes.
John went to work, and learnt his .ict
ters at case, until he could compose ant
punctuate correctly that be is now frs
ritter and pointer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05
j. W. d K.C. OAllIn,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.

Alexandria, tsrgiHia, r.
EXECUTE orders for high and low pressure
- STEAM ENGINES, Seam Boilers aud
Sieet LOH rork, Machinery 81 al kinds NM Uorf
5am Wrought and cast, Soap Boilers and al other
keuLesaHd Pans, Bells Of all sises Oraamc4t1i Rail
ing botA gn and cast
They keep on hand, and for sale, Mccormick
Stewart Freeborne and Davis PLOUGH CAST
lNGS, Spout Shoes and Sash Weights for build
ers Fire Brick OF superior quality English refined
bar and American Bar Iron, best quality
The valuable assortment of Caring Patterns
owned by them offers great inducement 10 persons
about erecting repairing Nj ills 10 give them call
as they pledge themselves TO furnish Castings. &c.
for Mills and other purposes of as good quality
and on as reasonable terms as can be obtained in
any section OF the country. Printed lists OF their
Gearing patterns will be furnished on application
by mail.
n B. The great saving in transportation via
Canal, adds to the many inducements which we are
Offering TO those disposed 10 raonize ouresablish-
ment 1T w &R q So
Alexandria. Sept II. 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05
.qmOther .HiracmiOMs Care.


DEAD the following letter, and then, if you
H are troubled with any disease OF the lungs,
go and get bottle Of ~
Dr.. HASTINGS CoMPoUNDsSYRUP OF MARTHA
ST. JonSsvILLg, New York, Feb. 3. lS4S.
Mr. Harrison Sir-I will trouble your patience
few minutes by informing you of the great triumph
which your Napta Syrup has obtained in the case OF
my brother lie increased the dose ms you directed
aud the rest that he began to raise very freely
and it scented 90 badly that il wasimposslble TO stay
in the room where lie on the fifth day after the M
crease OF the dose In day 50 after he began 10
get better and This present time is quite revived has
4 good appetite and don't cough quarter as much jas
he did previously. A severe cough and immense ex-
pectoration were tie prominent symptoms of the dis
ease think his case was singular one: none OF the
physicians here had heard any thing Of toe
kind before mention all thess particulars. as am
irm in the belief that had it not been for the Naptl4
Syrun, he could have expected nothing but speedy
grave as there was immense number Of tgbercles
formed on his lungs, which the medicine took Rpme-
ale hold of and in few days he threw them M by the
quantity some of them wefe as large bean Ii
lie improves as he has dene do not think tina
he viii need any than the six bottles now send
for Enclosed i've dollars Direct the box before
10 Jonas SHELL Care Of Charles ksgsland, Railroad
Depot Yours respectfully, JONAS SMELL.
cd leading the above, who can doubt that Hast
JOHN P.-1skeJt ihe virtue that Is claim
J. W.GRANTHAaf, Af,ddieaap;
JOS. G. HAYS, Harpas-Ferrg
October 70. ISfS-1Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05
GOODS AT COST !!

HAVING determined To retire from the Mercan-
Ii Tile Business, have rented my siore-hoase 10
John H. McEndree, ESQ., who Is TO have possession
on the Isl day Of April next Consequently, |
mus dispose Of my remaining stock Of goods, con
sistibg OF
DRY Goods, Hdrdtcdre, China, Glass,
Qzecns, Stone and IPoodea Ware,
Castings and Groceries.
All Of which we're purchased on the hest terms
many articles bought al auction for much less Than
their regular value.
They will be positively sold AT COST, either
by wholesale or RETAIL for cash. good paper, coun-
try produce or on liberal credit. 10 good persons
b. T. ToWNER. $
Shepherdstown, Feb. 8, 1919.
EH N. B. Those persons indebted TO me are re-
q1esied to call and make payment as earlyas posi-
6le, as | am DESTROYS Of making speedy close u
my business. b. i. 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05
Cash siors and Cash sn'y'
z7ARoAfns, 1ARdArns.

49, 1890, -. .e- - HERE'S the place
= u. y ,s;,e Ny stock is
eniirely loo large 10 enumerae; come o9s, -. y,
an and see bcore bdying eiseMhere, as 10y
sell 10 every customer Who vii iavor me =, h.is
cali II dpnt ga my price We VII III, mi sri INV
way, in al eases Il that wunt DO VIZ - ,,,.,re
than erci store as yoa all can judge ios your u
selves flr Lam enabled 10 sell a one, y.
less profit FOR cash as IexPeet 70 lose e
erediiing goods out 10 pay day, six ana ~,
months and then lose fL 50 here GOES 8. !. H..
az cus, Come come one and all. and buy. eau
zens and save money 10 buy more goods WIZ wv .,
This store Is found on Hotel Square near 'ns
lomac Bridge, HaFpers-Ferry- u have an eH''''
new sfock, Just received and opened:
HarPers-Ferry, Sep, 81, lSfT.-.f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05
Valuable FARM for Sale.

TIME undersigned Trustees of the estate of Will
il liam c. Walton, deceased Offer az private
sale. the yerv. valuable FARM known BY the name
Iof sBETH4NY,n seven miles south ofChaTles-
town Jefferson county. Virginia, joining The farms
of II. L. Opie and Mrs. Lewis, and lying inme-
diaiely on the west bank of the Shenandoah river.
There are two good springs OF nevcr-iailing water,
a good brick Dwelling House and Oni-buildings,
This farm is remarkable for its adaptation to
the growth OF wheat, corn, clover &C., and is one
of the most beautiful on the river.
There are Two hundred and eighty>acres of clear
ed Land, and one hundred and forty seven well
Timbered, making in all 42T acres
rs A good title can be given.
Application Tor purchasing maybe made to Mr..
Robert Jameson of Alexandria, Va. and to John
T. Hargravc, ShepAerdstown Jefferson, county,
Va either personally or by letter, post paid
ROBERT JAMESON,
JOHN T. HARGRAvE,
June Is lS4S.-m Trustees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05
Y A RIETY

10 The Louisville Journal says that 4.
II. Weed, shoe maker, formerly living in
Knoxville, was in Nashville on the 9th De-
Gem Der last on business; and had placed in
his care, BY the cashier Of the Union Bank,
about nine thousand dollars in the bills Of
that Bank, TO be delivered to the cashier Of
the branch At Knoxville Instead Of return.
ing to Knoxville, as he ought, he pocketted
the money, took the stage and railroad for
Charleston, purchased goods with the mo.
ney aud shipped for California A whole
mouth elapsed before his yillainy was dis
covered, and il was then in reply to inqui
ries from the Bank at Knoxville.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

Perry g. Thongs, Hliiiaa, Z. Danghertg and Hess
kiah III. Ii5taaes, = pEfENDasrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

"a gentleman crossing the Severn,
asked the waterman if accidents did not
somstimes happenby boats being upset /;
sand, in such cases, = said he, apersons must
be often LOST "0h, no" said one of the wa.
tcrmen, '.they are seldom lost To be sure,
my brother was drowned here not long ago,
but w. found him again day or two alter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

A ToueH CUsToMER Canadian bought
patriarch Of a turkey, that had frightened
every other purchaser from the idea Of
making = .ia,cful feast off him; he said. at.
tegwards--'.I took him home-~my wife bile
him tree hours, and den he crow. NV wife
put him in de pot wild de taters, aud be kick
sem ali out.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

10 An old bachelor being III, his sister
presented him =. cup ofmedicine aWhat is
t@ asked he. She answered, III is elixir
asthmatie, il is very aromatic and win make
you feel very ecstatien sNancy," he replied
with : smile, ayou are very sister.matic.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

Gf At negro camp meeting near Flush.
ing, the preacher in his discourse, said, Il
tell you, my dubbed bredren, dat de debble
Is big hog an one Of desc days he'll come
along here and root you all out" An old
negro in one Of the anxious pews, hearing
this, raised himself from the straw, and clasp.
ing his hands, exclaimed in the agony of bis
fear, sRing him, Lord Ring him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

I ~ mother admonishiug her son, lad
about z years Of age, told him be should
never defer till to-morroW what he could dc
to-day The little urchin replied, sThen,
mother, LET'S eat the remainder Of the plum
padding io-nightn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

TIE SANE FR.--A domestic, newly en-
gagged presented to his master, pair Of boots
theleg ofone Of which was much longer than
the other. sHow comes it, yon rascal, that
these boots are not Of the same length -
II really don't know. sir,-but what bothers
me the most is, that the pair down stairs arc
in the same fxhs sa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

10 How beautiful are the smiles Of inno-
cenee-hov endearing the sympathies Of
loye-how sweet the solace of friendship
how lovely the tears Of Affection These.
combined, are all Characteristic Of woman
They are the true poetry Of humauity-rich
pearls clustering around the altar Of domes.
aic felicity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

II IS a~setled cfhsdd IN an vv..~~...-
prudence that unless the blood is kept free from i'm.
pnrities, The whole system must inevitably become
diseased When the blood becomes clogged, thick,
and moves through the veins and arteries with a
sluggish motion, may rest assured that sickness.
With lis concomitant train Of evils is about to en-
sue. The utmost care and greatest precaution are
therefore necessary and the system should be close
ly watched Those who generally provide them
selves with mild and aperient physic should give
preference to such are of strictly vegetable ma
ture. Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills ap-
pear be the universal favorite, as they are COM
posed entirely of Vegetables and cooperate so ef
notwithstanding the system--purifyiny the
blood and removing all undue hillary secretions.
For sale hv ,f II ~ tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

PHLosoPHYs-A loyesmitten Professor in
one Of our colleges, after conYersing awhile
with his Dulcinea on the interesting topic of
matrimony, concluded ut last with u DECLARE
must answer-No --'~-seap, k~RtiifA aassstise.n9,
do, madame" said her philosophical lover
and now, suppose We change the subject
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

Twelve Thousand Papers.
They expect in a Few DAYS large supply. further
i OF Seeds in bulk. These Seeds are 80 well known
thatdI need be said now in their favor Suffice
tito say that arrangements are made To secure to
customers, as far as practicable the articles they
Parchase fresh and genuine. Among the Seeds
/ are The following, viz
Asparasns-Large Green Purple Top.
Beet-Extra Early, Long Blood, Early Turnip,
Mansel Wurzel French Sugar
BeaHs-Larse Windsor, Long Pod, Six Weeks.
Red Speckled Valentine, Brown do. do China,
Lima, Royal Dwarf Case knife.
Bnetedii-Purple Cape.
Cetbage--Early York, Large York. Early Sugar
Loaf Early Batiersea, Philadelphia, Red Dutch,
.cT:s,,,,ssf-LOng Orange, Early Horn, .Airingham
c,sahagre-Early Asiaiie. inpOrtcd) laie
Ceiog-whi,e and Red, solid.
CreS-Curled
re- c4s4sssrs- Frame, Long Green, Gherkin,
EGG Piaia-Large Purple.
Laek-7targe Flag Leaved.
LeitHec-Eariy Cabbage, Early Curled. Brown
Dutch Dn,ch, Royal Cabbage, Large India, White Cos,
atsa-wa,er, Mountain Sweet. Cnex) Water
Mountain SProut citrOn, Nutmeg.
NaSfArti9n. A
Ora. s.4s
o.isa-Silyer Skin, Large Yellow Srasburg
We,heT~6eld Red. (aanual.)
Pu2eg-Curled.
P9SssiP-Sugar, (extral
Psas-Extra Early, Early Frame Early Carlton,
Large Marowf6ot Royal Dwarf do, blue Prus-
sian, Bishops. Dwarf Prolific
PsRpe.-Larse Sweet Ben shaped.
R.dizi-Loug Salmon. Long Scarlet While
TamIp Red Tunin Yellow Turnip, White Span
ISL, Black Spanish. Summer White
Rtaksrb-vieioria.
Stlsefe.
Sglnank-Roand Savoy Leared, Prickly.
Sfeasa-Eafiy Bush. Long Green, Lima or Co
coanut. tff- lfrf~ n 800
Tinsafa
7&raip- Early Whine, Flat Dutrh, Red Ton.
large Globe, Rnia Bega, Dales Hybrid,t Early
Gs,.losuss containing directions furnished gratis
February IS. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05
Forwarding 4 Commission Business.
umT1r5r-rG

TIME undersigned having erected large Ware,
j House, is now prepared to forward Flour and
other Produce at the shortest notice 10 Georgetown
and Alexandria His Boats are constantly running
between Harpers-Ferry and Alexandria, and per,
sons having Produce or Merchandise 10 boat would
do well 10 give him a.cail Having been engaged
in this business for the last 10 II years he offers
his past conduct guarantee for future iidelity
He respectfully inyitesA call from The public
JOHN GIBSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

WISH 70 scII ny HOUSE AND LOT. Stu
i aled d ne N1'n street a C1afIesr6nn. This
tfob1ny i n god c1niitio1, and nay Ee1 co3re-
1ic1lly occupied ~ l~o iislilti DusIIin1s. each
having - o11 KlIc1en and yar1. II has N excel
house. and a mar he bcsi u1icr ID town. The
i.In.1 Will. mad. Il1T-10 pan u1lled ia land.
A 1>I;t1IIta I11f n 41lc % ureeIf o. Df.I J. II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

D. A boy Vas lately asked BIZ the cate
chs. Ct the school, who first bit the apple T.
g which he replied, Don't know-but cues.
:, Z, mas our Bets for she eats ereen APPLES
like snakes. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05
nALTIMoRE AcENCY.

Nj. WILLIAM Tuonsox, s. r Corner Of Bali
tnore and South streets i an authorized Agent "a
The eiiy Of Baltimore recriye Subscription, Ad
vertisemcnis, &c, Tor the Free Pres, and cop
Of thepsper, terms. &C.. can be found 90 Ie al hi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05
CO,nmodious Dwelling,

good Barn with stabling sufficient for 20 head Of
horses, and asther buildings necessary 70 have on
farm; large Cis;efn at the door, and never
failing Well I'll water Also, Pools which supply
All he stock On the farm at all seasons Of the year.
There are also TWO ORCHARDS Of choice
Fruit, in full bearing Of all kinds
In every respect this property combines the re,
Suireme1is OF comfortable residence, with wen
improve@ and productive farm. L Is offered Tor
sale upon the most liberal terms both as 70 price
and time of payment, For further particulars ell
lber apply to the subscriber, personally or BY let
ter, addressed to him near Middleway Jefferson
county, Va GEORGE HlETT.
Nov. q ISlS-tf. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

10 Some men are like eats You NAV
stroke the fur the right way for years, and
hear nothing hut pnrring; but accidentally
tread On : tail, and ell memory Of former
blindness Il oblilerated sas $
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05
mance,s sarsaPariIIa,

Vegetable ar Blood Pills for Purifying nc Blood,
DEMovING bile, correcting all disorders Of the
III, stomach and bowels, eostivencss, dyspepsia
SWIMMING IN the head, &c. Persons Of a full habit.
WHO subject 70 headache gddiness, drowsmess and
singing ia the ears, arising IRON too great How oil
blood 10 the head, should never be without them, az
many dangerous symptoms win be entirely carried Cd
BIZ lheir immediate use. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05
Coutaining 2I5 Acres Limestone Land

ahout one hnlfeeared and IN good state OF cuIli-
vat;on with abundant resources for its further i'm
nrovemenr availahle Al very lille expense. The
rrea,er mart Of he ITOODLAND. tabout los
Scrcs s enclosed for pasnrage, the tmer consists
nr;ninaily On oak and hickory, with sulficicncy Of
locust, cedar and wild cherry
49, 49, -. .,,. L,,s;s,a If sohsfanfial and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05

mag cSt utfHtss, = = fSe'teysS'
TIME astonishing virtue Of Hances Compound
j Syrup Of Hoarhonnd, in relieving Coughs
Colds oaiscprss Splitting Of Blood, Pieursy Group,
Whoopng caugh and Consumption, need only TO be
tesiedto Be fully established. trial Of single bot
lie will convince the sufferer more Of its good effect
han all that could be written IN month Price 81 cts.
For sale 'by SETH s. HANCE, los Baltimore street,
Baltimore. Also by
D.. s. EIcHELBER6ER, Chariestown
JOSEPH C. HAYS, Harpcrs-Ferry
is FoRNEY. ShepheTdstown;
DORSEY 4 B0WLY, Win chester
Noxetnher O. ISiSIv-i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05
For Califnrninns,

WE have received a supply Of vEL vETEENs
wv and COARSE CLOT.HS suj,able f,r ,bos.
going 10 California. CRANE a brown
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

HAKPEKS-FEHK1, Va.
TINE undersigned would respectfully inform the
il public, that he has leased the Hotel al Harpers-
Ferry (laie in the occupancy of Capt. JOSEPH +.
ABEIL known as the UAiled !Siaies Htiei, and is
now prepared 10 accommodate passengers by The
Rail Road or travellers, ID the most comfortable
manner Those travelling in the Cars will lind this
a most agreeable Dining place, where every fruit
of the season. and luxury that can be had will be
served up in the most choice style.
To the people of this and the neighboring Coun-
ties he would say, that his House shall always he
open for their reception and accommodation, as he is
determined to make their calls agreeable His Bar
shall contain the choicest Liquofs-hs Table the
oest the market afforps-his Chambers well furnish.
ed-and his Slabling, which is commo1ious, shall
contain the best proyender and attended by attentive
hosters.
Give the House call, and judge Of its merits fol
yoursaves.}
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-05
To Close Out /
ReadV-made Clothing.

HNO carry out the object in view, viz to reduce
4 my stock, will dispose Of my entire stock OF
READ YMADE CLOTHING,
Consisting OF Cloaks, Over Goats, Frock Goats.
Dress Goats, Sack and Sack Frock Goats. various
fcolors and qualities !; Roundabouts, Monkey jack
cts. Wais,coats, Pantaloons, Shirts, Drawers, Cra-
watts, Stocks. Scarfs, Gloves and Socks which will
sell prices that will have to Be seen 10 be believed
Purchasers are invited to call and examine for
themselves, and we pledge ourselves to use every
effort to give satisfaction
VIM. J. STEPHENS. 4
Harpefs-Ferry, Jan. II, 1649