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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-12

The organ attempted, few days ago, to cheer up the
hopes of the Office apologies for the failure OF
the administration to do for them at the present
time but it bids them hope for better things for the
future:
rue enough is that many bitter and odous locofocos
continue in Office this day. whom wing expected to
survive twenty four hours er the appointment OF the
heads of departments True enough it is thar this gives
great dissatisfaction many of uest and best friends
but they should remember that there may be circumstances
that know nothing about that would, perhaps, salts
factoy account for what now seems inexpllcabe Onr
friends must hare patience For part
fess that had rather, any time, stand voley from
locofocos for OVERRIDING our duty than shot from whig
for coming ardily off,; but different minds are differently
constituted. We have faith however, that the only men
destined be disappointed in the administration are the
locolocos Since the opposition have been crying for
nothing think they ought TO have something To cry for
Much yet remains to be done before the equalization OF Off
ces accomplished which will furnish the starting point
for removal for cause
What despcable misstatements does this single para
graph embraced First although they have already cut of
thousands of heads yet the opposition have had moth.
ing cry for Secondly the equalization OF offices is to
be accomplished miserable afierthought to which Gen.
Taylor never alluded in all his eeconeerng letters, and
which is directly in conflict with all his pledges When
this equalization has been established then removals
for cause--thus admitting how completely hypocntical
been the pretence they have heretofore preached up
that their removals hitherto for But when
they shall have reached this "sarng point" very
easily see how many victims will be sacrificed for no
other ALL than TO crafty their revenge upon the
"many bitter and odous locofocos' who /" continue in
Office" The gis, OF the article however consists not in
the infamous preexs which they SET up for prescription,
in violation of their pledges, but in the prospect it opens
OF further bitter and odious prescription Let the eeches,
them have patience; their appetite for blood will be
tated in due time Such are the which they
receive from the organ.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-12

DrArH or HoS. ADAM HUsrsMAs.-This distinguished
citizen Of Tennessee breahed his last at his residence
Jackson on Thursday. the 2sd ut He Justly distin
ruIshed in the politics OF the State, and occupied high
stand a, the bar Nashville Whis Syf,f.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-12

When intelligence reached General Lane that the Indians
on the frontiers Of Oregon gave evidence OF disposition to
commit outrages the white settlers he without mo-
mens delay started in person the scene OF danger and
aueled the savage outbreak. But when General Taylor
hears that whole settlements broken ap In Florida by
ncursons othe Indians and when the borders OF Tex
desoaed by the bocdhisy Csmanches instead OF
rushing their providing adequate means for
their defence the Second Washington" Immediately
starts off on pleasure excursion through the principal
States of the Union making himself ridiculous by utterng
silly speeches. and bringing contempt upon the high Office
which he holds --Nsp hibaus Democrat.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-12

Intelligence has been received at the War Department
confirming that which we published yesterday That
August, and had assumed the command of the military
force now stationed in Florda and that two companies
had been despatched TO the Interior to the river Man
atee, and one to the Aserna Also, that at certain
points the latter stream two additional white flags bad
been discovered, which were supposed to have been
hoised BY the Indians National lnfstiigspesr,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-12

When the whg abolitionist Vice President, Willard
Fillmore heard that the wing Shareholders of the South
had given him their votes, he exclaimed noble fell
lows" And now, since the abolition wings OF Vermont
have voted to sustain administration headed by a
STAKEHOLDER the southern whig editors exclam. noble
whigs" There is only this difference in the two cases
The southern wings voted for Mr. Fillmore knowing that
he was an aboltonist, while the wings OF Vermont
to sustain the administration nominay headed by Cen
Taylor, on the ground that he is free soiler," an
in favor of the Wilmot Proviso He was PROVED"
TO be in favor of the Wlnot Proviso by Horace
Greeley, according TO the Woodstock (vermon) Mer-
curry, wing paper. Mr.. Marsh, the new minister TO
Constannople also endorsed General Taylor Will
mot Proyiso man and a clncher, a Mr.. Foote,
formerly member of Congress from that State stated in
public speech, that he had from several members ohe
cabinet that Gen. Taylor wouid siga bill containing the
Wimot Prouiso On these pledges and assurances the
wings OF Vermont, many OF whom voted for Van Buren,
the presidential election gave in their adhesion to the
TAYLOR administration All these Vermont wings abo-
onsts and Wilmot Provso men, and every OF their
members OF Congress votes with Giddngs all his abo
onst propositions. And these wings their brethren
of the South call "noble wings" The coalition be-
tween southern slaveholdng wings and the free-sol
wings of the North seems be complete We copy the
following endorsement Of Vermont abolition whigery
from the Savannah (Ga.) Republican. When such trail
tors 10 southern interests found in the very bosom OF
the South what hope the southern people have that
their rights will be protected in Congress
| vEaMosr-rHE STAR NEVER sETs-t gives us much
pleasure to the complies triumph of the noble
wings of Vermont Our teegaphc correspondent sent
despatch yesterday, from which learn that the whie
candidate governor probably elected by the people
which the first time for many Professor Meacham
is elected Congress place of the Hon. Geo Marsh
resigned and the wings have maorties In both branches
| OF the legislature.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

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HIS l s. q pFndent Cd rIseerl
|siczs " bsfdupon Nlaftin ressvssa u MI
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~ FitiG bnE ~. ~, II $3.50.
gut fs pla tteiius % III 80 N .-,.si
81 81. ;,s..t
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1faap gpeh he III II
Dean .lk eaffIe :t.e E'.s,1,
and nv gate ppeniii 1. tttts4pd4 t,o55k saox i
hIs flile, feksarkink la hfs tws s,;,es
hereAs that internal l5e cain ISll Az i'll,
P.s1pse bls eEsdn Can III relief beE
~ sFe 1901, Martlh flreas but wit 4lt good
n y seventeen buck sIsoa lodged ii the side
g theI qpqr and thFse III Dead "a j he. fell.
Pa isI.ha5s9d Elm with -.f III yourin fefnals
hog foass Gzed hiH have You h ana
iHaae COCO hls retr9at TIE wound aid net
pre- @er1aa r. fhs course Of 4 tbwa4ys,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

on ~ III L III - ~ ~ e 81 I'll sE
bs keTs al0nEba AIa. kTcEE ~, u
Boiisar i Miss 4rSAS A Pnfcr Df 5derf M
D6 iiie 18th inst n lse sane sSlae4 ~ M ss,gs
NE RHs1LgF NJ asSbsT.F& u hla@s "a II, 4, n
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PEttEf p6oaF i'll ustsA Is VSs;lds ISss.s "a
pn he slime nay, hy Rdx. r. II III aTv f,,rs 49,
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WHICH eSisr. = i l5l,s Eli 81
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WlILltns d Ms Maas Z Il los "a Io9,,,
pn sAn I3sbtins,s u Alfie ~ Rekf6Ss Alis. DR.
RsrzaD & Sizffsox of dc Atsy III Afisss ~.
lst Nolksus o. ihe above named yIls8S.
Dh The 7ihsinsts ID Eoafsiana nt1vet g.;en,s al
E E. xToN h5kAEg S ArIny ~ Ell Ezs 81, daughter
q Mar 1ahe alif. tie fzse r iehafd 49, ELS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

n virtue 81 Deed pt Trust tom Charles Har-
- Per y We uniiersighet Of record in The County
Court q yeiserson county, conveying his stock 81
inerchaneise and debts due 70 hA The benefit OF
ce e efsqltors herfn naineds The undersigned
onsfs 'he steeI Of goods wares and MERCHANDISE for
SAFE az cost lot cash Persons who are indebted to
tfa rper arr requested TO Settle their claims
iih am as lnqui$eace cannpt b given.
Cntarief tiarper and llolefSi. Harr#r are author
lzea nY netg attend "a the sale Of the goods and the
JOHN NJ JEWETYT,i TTustce.
SsepheTdsiown, Junel7 ISiq-aE-fsS Cont
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
Teacher Wa|nteel-

TN District Free hool No IgIofJ Jefferson conn.
" y, Va Perspa whB Is lsfIy competent loi
tsaeh Ihe usual BRANCHES XII al English education
and who can produce Testimonials III GOOD nforait
chnr1Gier, Ne1ld BeRempldFed III 4 salary Of 1910
per annum, The school il socatHi III Chariestown,
and viii be culninenred Cd The tBh 81 July 1919 pf
as soon thereafter ass atcaEter oh nbe had. %ik
Application may HI made POSTPAID. 10 he under
signed, at CAarlesloFsn, Jsssersodicon va.
IS. WHITE,
JpDe 81, 1910 Sclosz Con- III Distyiet N. i9f II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
Baltimore MARKET.
n
OFFICE OF TINES d Isl tppgsR J.

Batf4sieRal Inda 10 1870 HI
GAIT LE- ficesI ranga TffolH So Id nj Cd
PEI n'9 lbs on the hopf equal toG III 90 ss DO neJ
FLO Ult--Ihe fiEsfr market td.day presents IA
nes' featnfe We pdte saIak A Tho 6bls HoWarl5
81 bEhpds al SiG2a $01at HE sahe price, drawing
len. arg $40 ola INSPECTED 1t $3.50 The market
cltsed On iciange with sellers Of 3desi 6fands al f
sol and buyers oferibg 81 dol LjoTn ri,aaS IS ssi
a3 and Rye h9nr sSs3 7 h FIJI
NfiiAilN - " neat NOT lniFe sollrn; sales of red
2. aI 70 a. % Quality Corn frrt sHeB Of white ak
9iaa9c., ana. yHftow a9a60. Oats 9Sa30c. Rye5Gc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

A.T the Annual Meeting Of The Oterseers Of The
- tt,sf Of 5rtsrsoI c-9aniy, en- MoHasy, the nun
dayI6f June, 1914
Ezras ordered, That notice te siEtn ID the deiin-
qnebis ~ The Parish levy OF 1913. Bturned by the
Sheriff. that payment b their respective levies may
be ihatea any member ofthe Bpard Or 10 the Clerk,
at any time beiJre The 4sh day Of July next; all del
linqnents after thailne, 70 be Published in each Of
tLeEnewspapers pf Charlestown
Byorder fine Boafd, SANDSTONE, s
IRnei7 lSi9.H EfE' Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
NnIfcn.

IA t a meeting of thelPresident and Directors az
IA The Virginia and MARYLAND HridSe Comnanv
II iras ordered That the $tockholdsrs III reo,sil5d X
pay TO John IA MeEndree Treasurer.of tbe Csmns-
ny, an instalmentof hveldollars {hars on t1h
day OF June next ard ahlinsalnelIt If ve dollars
share each month lherehfleF until the subscriptions
are all paid in. 4 JOHN M JESVyEsTI
Sstretarg va 4Rd MI Bfidgei Cosparp.
Shepherdstowi Mayer iS49-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

FIR 1ktes ffnAs Csafiesossa .keeFsaa ebnaflisSTT
I'M ftzts g oPenstoF Ths oil $bihpanE Oh
wv 10th Jane, Te N, 49, bi{,sslt
70 40 every Thing 81 his power tr NJ hd,Sfrs I'll MI
gUes and kat A tit,ds 81 M e Il 49,,
il not better, fhap thase ol any Sl,r z 80, &c.
in tie VALLEY of Virginia he sfes a ~, " s,g
water iii CASES 6f Drsptsia. Drs,bsr II
eSs ateeoo well known @ teqaire auy ebnlneuts ~
As SCENERY Is grand and thuHaht % satsass shaf f
am other walefiEs plss I'D Tie UniHa Siates- TIE
Tafe some qf inc he's lahidst and mos 1890 a,,I IN
ts country beiig sithatgd on lie sast side III ,lTe
Slanendoah and aboft lhaee quarters 81 anile rom
The 1ilohntain. The Pfbprietpr Min Rim 4 iise
eoaeh and salte driver aud from ths SpFincs eFe
lWinehester.s rTT III h IN II \ m n
Terms 50 FIRST week. 81 sedosa. 81 per rnonih.
JOHN u. ABEI.I.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
Ear So, EiknIIrfa,r z,

81 sP:ensid AEpacke larqus Z III EE7APIrS
ER ~ xsie{s zen barrels hntdsnl having
$3.50 ~ ~ her ealgE Il III sail rs
s 1s1ss Via essaaFshs HIT accommodations for
- g 1Fe very superior tie cabin 9Rdzlale
~ + bar hesH buiiF Ior 1 packer
agEseakle No sleerane psssul'.si = IL II IN
nd kae ungpher of cabin uslssensaIs liiniiFs ate
pasQe " q touch al Nalp1raiso fbs ssspf Ard r.
FFeshmeniS. saf balance of l,,r $780,
tna1e ilnFnedian .applieaiipn ID - &
ktfc AEL HERR;
LoEefsend - NH Wharf, EhldmoFe,
sa IL Is Nv II IS HIRLlNG,g
a lssf asaa3 ~ Spear S - harfs Bairim0re.
soE y ssf sAssss. sassks a. H. HERR Isl
Bsltimone June Isl $500 = ~ n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

IA S. there appeals MOTTO I'll misunderstanding
IN Of the terms dpoa Seliuh ihy servan, NyII,IIAn
alters stock, viii Etats ur L|inforInatiou 81 tose
ssopcerned that asons who eiploy lin o s. ton
their awq risk ASH % moi ho myke respDasibEe
fer accidents, and Iii 5SV cassit shan demand Tog
pcnsaiion When tie rash ;s a.at WEI 81 III tiIne
the Service is rendered he II ot aith6rizei ~ cul
ect The debt but he money ast he pai4 Is nc Or
my order RI ISL BLACKBURN.
June 81 1910. BIT ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

A LL-peEsons fndebted 10 the late fkinof Gibson
~ s. Harris will please call and psyl their notes
aud accounts 1t is hJbes none will DISREGARD his
notice. for very important 10 close ihe business al
speedily as possible. u ID HGIBSON, nj
Mayl aJ- HARRIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
NOtiee.-

r BEG leave ID calIthe attention Iof the gentle.
i men 70 my stack oil Cloths and Cass;neres. -
Tweeds for Goats ami Pants; Summer Cloth for
do Handsome 6-A CashlDerettsi Yesliugs, SC; all
Of. which viii sell ast0nishingl ychetp.
Mar 81 1919. WMfs. LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
Diledri


Ontae last. at feosiSpinption,
Mr.. EssfaY O. rfHERllfsp. aged AbbnE p years.
On HE 7th inst III FIJI Is rouatyE Many ViRsiNia
aged 10 years and 5Saks aheE ovfiBand baoyed
daoghlef 81; Edward ind ElizaL dcps
On lie sth inst. in Afsliw0oH GkaRsE WALKrR.
eldest son Of u aid Il. Lbuthan ageds2f years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

a USF received large lot q new and desirable
y Goods bought sinrs The great decline in prices
and which we offer 1t great rgafns. Anon them
will be 3eand Fine Black French Cloths, Black and
Fancy Eassimeras; Brown, Irish and French Isin~
ems; Irish Linen and linen Cambria Handkerchiefss
Neat Goods for Boys Eaethes; 3 pieces sup Black
Alpaca Prints, assorted and very cheap beautiful
yafdE vide Lawns, only 1lf cents. GiIghams very
cheap Best Paris Kid Gleves; Isle Thread and
Ccli6H Glofes
"a go7d assortment HosierY very cheap; Pins,
Pafson Co1ons Thread Needles Tape &c
Also good stQlk 0f Domesties. giz: Brown and
BEe3chea Coilcps Bed Ticking: Apron Check
BrsFp and Bleac1ad Drilling
A aaEFe slocg III Gil 0CERIES very cheap b,
TIE qlis1lity Or osheFwise-io which We invite the
aitefiion Of purchasers.
J&ne IA 4 fr B. r. MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
SONS CFI m aT n 4 4 4 4 Nj

Hifisborough Division S. III kvkia haye i nr,csss
sion 0n Monday next 18th ipstL Rev
invite their brethren oh Louc1gtn Ais the ao;nf,,n
Ing counties to attend
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
I'hresIlI.,g N |. chimes, wheat

TIL subscriber takes his method Of informing
IL his old fFiends and enst0mkfs, that be has
nsoeea his shop n tsc ea ef ITEaetEafr where he is
engaged in making and repairing THRE$HING
MACHINES. in af lheir safiefY.s He has now on
hand and sill HakHhg some Of III EssEY's much APP
proved w HEAT REAPERS to (which be invites
the attention Of The Farmers nf shishnd the adjoining
counties. As. Il II BROOKlNG.
Winchester, JUNE ~ IFS 70 El3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

Iospfoco papers rs t'3|'sFs that
fbe dSmocfaAic part hel stktse ''eal creed
ws{ph II Would he as iaIppss7 ior any man
tosshango hs for the leopard % change his
SITS z
AAIr Snowman said . greenhorn. At the
mSaagcrie. ean the leopard change his spots y
AYes. sir. seplief the individual who stirs
IA the Wild beasts when be gets tired If
IL spot he can easily 70 tdanotheTs
Darieh JssEna1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
Hl.-.,Ikh Groce RE !,

Harry va iust returred from BALI.
/ 49, ~ iar n sna extensive aesoFtnasenI 9
eIa 1:I laIs yt III added L. their fOfpser
\ ~ itsfalf and eompie.e: ~ 5efJersosi 4
Ginvlls car sssured that their prices can
SArke, feEllns Sss srss cher establishment Y
\ Kinds Of kountfy produce iaHen II IT,
Ipos i, Y , g iTNs' 'ssTEwA ART \ LEWIS;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

IL persons having cAaitns against ~ exf,to y
= = Aliehaea Wysdng, deceased, are 4xtqdes,ed 10
ptesent ihen 4mmetiately. properly authenticated,
los settiemeni All persons indebted 10 said ate
VIII sail anG Settle or make pavmebt
IA JAMES. KYSONG.
May 81 1879 Ei 1890.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
REIIICFOltS hIIERrTgr !.

A Meeting Of the. nAesgbelf ofItae Presbyterian
Congregation Will be hdld a1tHe(lEercl 1T tiS te,s
% Monday 25ffns at3p I'll t5 ednsItit III ressard
tp the erection OF astew House or l,$orsbin Sri1
atend1nce Is desired ijnne 81 ri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

TINHE snbscfibels TesIlecIfuflr anrlonnae' 10 me
u public. That dhey have opeued laGRDCERY
establishment al ne Dsfot 4sSeFe tsr hEye SIN.
piled themselves 4ith erefv agtI&e spiiIe fa ne
creature eon1f5ffs TheF viii ehaIuerafe s5z.e ~
the arlfeles Oh hand VII H lsE q
Flour by he bafrel-oK pound. 8tS s1
Bacon Corn Meal;
Herring Marketed and Shad.b III the bhis 81 dozen
Sugar, all kina}: Come aid sfeas all a1aiities
Liquors o. n Kinds; 7l:ss5
Soaps and Candies,
Lead Nails, Nlhetstonks 81 "
IogstheI with every hing use fiji and spbsianiial;
All q Which tkeyill dispose 81 Oh terms and pri-
ees Wholesale and Reiail--as kannot fail % give
satisfaction. Call aud exaini ne the stock
elune f. Il VT w. MOORE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

25 a FAR eiss wA asfs.Rs s9 si1 en'A
Grain Scyihes; Grass Styihes; sR3ssR'
! r dRakes. Rides, Whetstonss F9 T9s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

Isl Thf price of Packages of Quarter Tickets
pnlp, is advertised above. 5selfs sfs ss.}S
The Managers Rriased 4yucings endorsedlb y the
Commissioners appointed TOR this purpose BY the
GovernoEiof Maryland are In al eaxs sentlt oafS4
Correspondents. .E
tf Letters always strongly and carefully scaled
The purchasers OF Packages Of Tickets seldom
have z10d than six chances against their dtawing
II a Paefage any of the Capital Prizes ana one
Package NAV draw fur of The highest Prizes Two
thirds Of NE Prizes are sold in Packages Of Tickets
IftR Rease order afew DAYS 6etSre The Iotieries ,
draws al orders parctually ans xered III ihe re-
A@-s L NJ II
Persons at distance fram Baltimore. who wish
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

TTyE havc justfecesrxa kho.iier shpnlr 81 cheap
w i Sugar Rite. and ,Il End Of Groceries Tor
Harrks1 which uSli s. Ac''lss ipr As ii aly Rpase
u fQNn. Rle1fe call and eTarlinc our SOD s.
Jnhf 81. 1884, Nv O III MOODS ~ Coz
THAT'S 4C ktsb PAIN. Has Idf HarTeS..
III June q. lllQA K. KQp0sl& CO.
rF1RUNfzz -4-3 Hs5d y W. ii iais Isl
- Dune u. Jnl9t rs. WOODS NJ SCI
ctcFIHES. * - 6 ii Il and q ~ Sc!'ihes RI
- fts. Whktt1tes Sc. fnr sale bK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

EEQLI.OW WARE CASTINGS ktcb aspots
Ii Ovens Kgftlest Sklliets, rxtla gen IIilys Sc
just received and for$ale By III n
June IA III. G RAWLINS Isl Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
anIlai Asfnlc Nprlsags.'

I, lslaEa n 4, Hafpsrs Ferry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

7MITcHELI,'s MAP OF EIRGINk =
III ceiyed, and for sale BY Ter. z.
May 81 T., S. EfCHEYfF-fz!Ef f'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

TEST receigtds Is afee sgpfk of Domestics
j HhEch vii he sold unusually low bYi piece Of
oihsrMise. Il E. P MILLER. A
+ ACES, black AND WHITE Ct OWES.
1s1cpRD. IA TWP pieces Broad b lzck Isl X
Lsee 1tiNH q bread Lace and Ia sifie .B1ls
hin and Isle GINS Jsnn} Lind esFd III En-
Gotss sgbiiE ING e5lorsd nst RED and ipF zsls b
jane Is JER. HARllS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

NTE h1xe 81 hzhd ~ ~ g x OcERfEs 81
erety description ios ekhef With chuitE ana
eammdn Brands L IQGOR which We win IN Is
Low .AeJ san ts pnfehakt1 side Of Il ] Esstsrh
.ciliss either " n AZ .zxH RET ALL Farmers
AMI Others viii lp uell q csl ID Is AtfIre nafeisas
ing liSeu Acfe IS We cannot I6 lnndsf<o8 Is vrhera
- 1he county ~ H Sc Wv. MOORE.
Ch3fIeSt3Nn Dep4 Jdhe ri 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
Harvest.
Prepare for Harvest .

TINE subscribed has Just received d large supply
IL, oEreTy cheap Groceries among which may be
found Porto Rico and N o. Sugar. from 5 10 cts;
Riu, Java, Laguyra and 81 Dasningo Coffee, from
6 cents pr ards. Loaf, Lump. Crushed Pulyerized
aAa Clarified Sugars GunpoN1ler Imperial lmpe4
rial HI scn and-BlacE Teas; NO, Sugar House,
and Wet India Mblasses; Mould, Dfpjsed, Sperm,
and Adarnantine ChnhleS P inc Apple Esgsish and
Sap Ssgo Cheese SODA, Sugar, w aters Wine and
Tea CRACKERS; Pepper, Alspice, Ginger, SaIeratns,
Starch, Maccaroni Rice Cocoa CbncoIats Mace,
NpfmegS, Gloves Long Pepper, American, English,
ard French Mustard Also
Maekerel, Nos III D and 8; Shad and Herring;
Toaegher with ii large supply Of Wooden, Tin.
Sfune9and Queen W. are, all of which we oEer as
low al fhEy can be bought Id The Valley either al
reiaii III quantities The Farmer viii find tito
his int rest 10 exan1sne my stock before buFing.
Jane IA r 2. MIL Err.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

aneftlons ard in relaxed conditions h1rrcgulari-
lies efthe sYstenlio which the oaher sax are siErt
4 EH The usua Stage Recommendations NH Ebe
provided 70 ronnecl With the Baltimore ana Chic
Railroad at rJohn s--Hfsthnce unlE R t1itasIs
as Bedford Saratoga andoiher Mineral waiers
constantly on hand at the bar s Hi n lEElfsslEd. 4
Mays3l, lBIg--3 JOHN SrPOTTiER Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

Persons at a distance fran Baltimore, who wishS
Fortunes buckiee on theiEMacks, will fnd thatitis
only nesessaryto enclose The prieekas laid down NV
the abosa sehetael f9r Package Or single Tickeis
40 The truly Fortunate iaraied and old established
house Of PYFER & CO..
MAY 81 1921 M LtgAt s., L5altingre, Afa so
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21

III 5HE. nndeFsi eledIhaKe "a hand Al he Depot ii
CAaFlesfoxnl T. f1dB Err of {resg kind ID y hich
thsy lnFils de plAIk The sia{k Il Isi lid con
siss az
I PLANK SkfrNGLEs LATHE.
fk14LINCS- X v Iaficie d Trade in this cdmmn-
ides eybry SnzEeiial IA general use which
viii b sold On rtodEIaie teFins
June = Az ii = " W. MOORE