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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, &C.,
S E. A B u r Y S!!!


,odshle delay, arising from ste among the Nnlsmen,
assortment W
D. II Il ies' r ne Ii
has greatly improved, and viii be rcaulnly improving
u no, my assortment good Il most kinds al Goods
usually kept IN Shoe aud Iat Stote have dsposi.
ou 10 sound loud trumpet pr'camne great inducements,
or unprecedented low WIres mean rather Ia be governed
by thc better rule, ol 'Ne aud let live y
-btfi7 .2tiIts p SEABHRY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04

English, Latin ~ Mathematical school.
fsNliE subscriber VIII commence the Session ol his
L School at MI Calvary, about miles South OF Camp
hell Cout House, Monday, the ih day Of November,
1850 lie most respectfully socts the scholars of his Tor
mer patrons and OF the public generally Good and cheap
board can be hadntar the School House.
Oct 81 b. u II. WINSTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04
soMr or Fire Esundrcd .srres.

SySFzsM purchased by the said Richnd 5 Ellis o John
GSssE Hogs hoils, adjoining the lands o Martin \
TStes5x DlWson and others. lls tart, known as the
NV "iln"2" tract, contains by actual survey and
-~aat~>~ calculation by latitude aud departure, $50
acres. ia about six mics from the 1ameslvc at Waeh
Ferry and about four miles rom pcdal Mills well TIM
bc,cd chiefly by the original growth well watcrcd hs c
branches ui NJ apple and Cedar Greeks and IN good though
not thicl,ly settled ncighbumhood.
M.SD=anuthci tract ol LAND situated in the count, of
and ,lrerrhtd i'm he deed as containing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04

HAVE several HOUSES AND LOTS f7s-a3
III. 70, Rent conveniently situated Ior business in
lsju men Possession to be bad immediately; -
Oct 2l-NSwll - ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
COL HO u " ~ II q l. L
wholesale 4 Retail Dealers In
ssry Goods, Hats Gaps Shoes, &C.

IYECununG, VA.
's,lII Suhsttihe,s H., ing a-soened ih'mtlNs
| 1nle, the t,le and ntmol 1plllplNS x liol'', hp
te purpose Of conducting pnrihl ll'y 'a"aa hiH'''' ~
tie t4tn u IynHhhua have tshen one 81 lhn ''lk a'a
,lqg,ni STORE Hot SFS itrnlly erected by MI 'e"Ro
Cnlie Opposite Me,n, Y Gva0ias, AMI nest door !" 'h'
crat OH. to thu friends aud the public Frheih'P on" ~
the nlrr. and hrzl selected Sees ever tNhibeh ~ ,'S
plrc Tho, respectfully ask call t'm alt esens Pu'on's
Ing GDbnS, assuring thcm, they Wil olei ~ strong III
d0erment, t,r Their patronage any llou'em 'he S'"'
They solicit an eSamritlln nl the lou"Wih4 nao'a-
For E0dsGs' wear:
Plains Fancy silk all GIadee hem " to y POI yam,
Elfaant Btorade Sills,
Piain \ figd Black do,
An clegant assortment al Chena Silhs,
French Muln1a II 1hhd Cloth, all grades,
PA cloths Il EmhroH Mousllns Y ,oNhmoies'
arquefci de Amec the mo-t eleghnt ods ., 'n' ''so'
Ibab tnpd silk Molaif iusites n yoncso ti9'hs,
Rich ezra Il Bl'k Rrorado Cloths,
Hlaet 4 cora Orleans tlaths,
Ramhalinrs g. EngAh M1lnes,
NrW STYLE GnRlaun Il thamhpys,
French EupIi,h X American rtrnta,
A qhorc q, lection ol PARTY DRESS GOODS.
Aneeean Slocl, o Grapes othef ShawIs Mano''', nc
Fmbrt,d Cuts. Collars,
Itieh Embfnd tapes, large Stofh,
/ inen { Camhrei n Embroh iidk'is.,
Sh Mitt kd Gloves, Ribbons, the richest Stock IN mar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04
Lynchburg Clothing Emporium.
RE NOV ~.

HAVE removed to the Store recently occupied pY 'oh
r Davis and opposite McDaliel s Lee, and have re
ceyed and opened the largest and most masnheen' aof
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04
3 d d a G yes

This Tract has apoon OF very ri Lamb 10 or 3o acres
f,ybirh IS fertile Low Grounds The Improvements oi
III; tract consist of GRISF MILL with 2pat OF Stones
@ mir being burs, with Boiling Cloth and other
, % 'm,chincry; a god SAW MILL, Cotton Machine,
Ble,sms shop Dwelling House and all other necessary
oT.Il,uses The Mills on Shrinking River, which at
rds good supply water and has good CUSTOM and las
lately undergone a thoroughlela.r.
a., ,la INC ,lav and place. shall sell about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04


Prayer by the Rev. M Co~les, OF the Me'h,d'ss
Church.
The Chair stated that there were s,me resolutions on
the table, not directing inquiries by committees which
did not itself auth zed To refer under the order
If Yesterday and suggested 10 members to alter such res
Iutj ms sp as l., have them ref rred.
Mr. Scott of Richmond ON the coInmitfee = repDrt
plsn for reporting the proceedings and d mites, present
ed report to the If ee ba, The piooeedtgs and debates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04
Heavy SyOoIcns

Mcruo Shitis, silk lldks ttasats, Gloves, Su'Peh
dcrs, Se. Sc
Heavy SVoolcns
Cd n 3l Full linscys,
Sheen Grey cloths & Heavy SattnGts,
Blue Bl'l,, Cray and Cadet Sittnct',
Kentucky Jeans. all Shades Il Qualities,
pilot Il Beaver Cloths,
81 & Ga Tncels kcrseys, Re.
white Goods;
CambIics, Iaconcls Il PLAID Muslins,
swiss, Book N Mull Musl,ns,
Cambuc aud Furniture ilmity,
I.aces, Cap Nes, Edging aud lnserungi
Il iH MS
large and Choice selection oi lfish Linens o' All
grades,
Pillow linens and linen Steeiing,
DamasIt Table Cloths and Napkins,
Birds Eve and lIclabark Diapers,
White, Black and Brown Hollands.
IsI0nkefs, TI0nneIs, SC
Rove W hmey and MacIinaw Blankets,
J,yillcd and Dulel Negro do,
Brown aud Plaid Horse do,
Crib and Cradle do,
Flauucs from l., 10 finest grades.
EsIenched n Er0iCn GO0ds.
Brown Sheetng < ShntinE, every width quality,
3Ito7.S Cotton OZmbWEs,
Biearhed Goods from I'd 10 1nest,
Bed Ticking
Hats. caps ~ shoes.
ogcther with every article usually To he found in Df
GOODS STORE From their long experience IN business
md their facilities for purchnsng Goods, they Halter he
yes they can ocr great Inducements tothe purchasers
- any o1se in the pacebedes buyers will find an entire
NEW STOCK to select from. Give usn call, and we
CHARLES A COiHOUN,
Formerly Of DariS, Coihotm 4 20,
JOHN w. HOLT, JR,
oa21-,. Formerly Of Ifou * Septoe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04
Yseudy ,ygURp Clothing

ever o0re1 In This m,rt This so X selected Win
gr care and large portion of them manniaetnred ny
Wn T Jennings, expressly for this market Tins Sto ok
conists in part Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04

orchard Grass and Clover Seed
a SMALL lotof Orehlrd Grass aud Clover Seed
N ALSO, few Kegs No. Lard, for sale on COZ
slgnmeni, by j. 4. WILLIAMS.
Oct 81 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04
EsI0,aefs, Ef0s,HeIS, Nc

Rnse, W hitneg and Mackinaw Blankets,
Iwlllcd and Duilel Negro do,
Btnyyn and Plaid Horse do,
C,ib and Cradle do,
I1,nu,ls from, IL "a finest grades.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-04

OF this quantity, about aao acres are believed
tn he arabic There Is an abundant supply ot
} fine timhrr on the land, and two fine sr'sms
run through n, capable oi driving saw mills or
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
Rle,Id

l All Terre Uaure hAianas 1.-THE residence DC his
hrether-n-iaw, d, 81 Dbnalson, Esq; on Saturday,
bth pt January inst 4 Lieut.. WtLrEa Scorr CGARK
kon Of the late VIM CLARK of ths county aged about
a4 years. -I#5
# On Saturday, thes 18th ofJannary, JAMES infant
Son Of Georg5 and Mary keliison, in the eighth
Near OF his age iII #Ef# tR>
II The deceased was a member of The eMeihodist
protestant Sabbath SHhbo and a most ahiahle and
interesting child. His protractes illness was borne
with SUCH resignation and ortiiude, as woaid have
commehded itself. in an aged christian, as an illus.
ItratiDn Of superior christian experience The wiz
tines Of mature manhaad were concentrated in His
Infant character, and like an rundown flower Oh
the budding stem of ftewere manifest the fragrance
land beauty Of superior bloom Withered and cold
Ias is this object Of en&eared affection we Indulge
the hope that the aory Of his infant virtues will
lbe SAVIOR ofgrace and|loy to his bereared parents
Mar that voice which said suffer little Children
toeome unto me. and sbrbid them not call them
to ia more consistent obedience Of His precepts and
sanity this dispcnsaiiSn Of his Providence 10 liz good
4 Of att W.
HseRERs FERRy, Jan ia, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
Baltimore Market.


\ + 4 III = +
ciRcuLaa OF PRlcEs8 il the B.LrlMoaE MlRxEr,
Fer NE reel ending 1854 Jrs, 1850.
Reported expressly for ~. free Press. /.
AFrLks.-Sales al 81 50 to 81 90 per Dbl
BurTER.-Good demand and sales OF prime roll
iaf 70 . cts; Keg rs 10 20 Cts Common to l2i.
BEEswAS.--Hel npsninally lag - cents
BAcoN.-Sales oI Shoulders al Al ID ST CTS. Sides
al 81. 10 s. Hams ID ll cents
CaaN --Saies At ~ 10 ri cts, fcr white, and Al
% 81 cts. for yellow.
/ CAvrLE.-Prices remain abcpt the same as last
wsek Sales al 81 soES3 IS cp the boot, eqial 10
S4 10 81 50 rea
Hoas-sales At 81 Ia Ito IS So
CIovERsEED.-Sales Is last quoted at 81 5OtoS4 IS.
CorSrRY Soar Sales ii 70 ST cents.
i Eg.sxsEEp.-Saies $I so 10 81 as
CHgsSrTs.-Sales iii - 10 s. so DER f3ushea.
DRElD FRuIT- Sales Of apples al 81 90 10 81 SO ;
peaches pared 81 ID IS: unRared s. so Id 50
DEER SKlas.-Sales ii I44o 20 cts.
A FlRs.-Sales Of Mnkkrat al g 10 cts i Coon liz
70 ~ ctssi Grey F1x8 y tp is chs, Red Foxs75 Is
noe cts Ezf9
FLauRs-Thcre has been betier feeling Hi ill.,
marxet with In upWardtenaencv Large sales III ae
been made u 81 Sik id 81 81 and Thai Is thepris
generally asked. lily Mills Sales II "a S1i
IsARD---Sales al t4It Z cents
TAnLoMs-Saies asET % 8 cts. Good demand
Oarsl--Sales are Hlaae 1t g ID SO cts
"a RHK-Saies al SO toED cts
TEaioTHr SExnl--S3lks at 81 10 50 a5 per b,tshel.
MHEar-Remalns Without change Inferior rs
god 20 % IS efs.s good Is prime as ID l04 IL
white Wheat ITO ii lEaIetS
MooLs-Fssm af lass week s.fafes 20 tb rs Gems
e washed. lis al2e idF unwashed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
i cheap Groceries,

#t ENHE suhasEiber pays special attention ID this
a bFacA lit hiislness. and wousa ask The aHesktlaE
OF Farmers and Heasekeepers Ia bis large ana1sep
eral supply bid hand which Ell pledges hifrsEft Il
SEP nol unl as low as they can b Bought ia hi,
town butin he Valley. He offers at present,
Hdsl Porto Rico and n. q Sugar
Il d. anaeB1!s. n. q. Sagarhepse and Poto Rice
4 $500 It's i.aaf and Limp Su4atst
bhls Crushed and PulveriSfd Sugar; 5f
II - sacas Rio Java, Mocha ami 5MassareaboIC Cot
/ Chests EXtfa super Green ana Black Teas.
Il ~ BoSasPin Apple and Epglish Cheese
If ~ Bbi$ Water, Soda. and Wise Crackers
Boxes Write, Brown aud CASTLE Soap;
If g Maccaroni and vermae1li;
i Iiette Rec; / Bale Hops,
.>Y/boxes starchs; : Gross Black ingt
10 Cases Preserves, Pickles ana assorted Ftuit
IL. Z Bbis. Green Cucumber Pickles;
!. ~ BOXES Mould, Dip, Sperm, and Adamantins
\ 100 Saslts LA, and r Salt; i ton Rock dS.;-
Together With all the smaller articles in this line
which lwii sell for cash or Country Produce All
4 | Wishis a sall JLJ MILLER
4 DcemhsE n 1910 .4a IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
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Il III 0RRIBLE OtJFRAfs ri.

4 SentleItlan from tie heighborhood of
GrcepiFF'1llebh ky, informs the Louisville Jour
na! th4FtIaa nost horrible outrage was commit
ted fh th4af vicinity few nights ago. Some
tirnAe|as,er IL. family BY tho name Of Ingram
had Tet'red to rest: negro man, belonging to
us fanlilyl entered the sleeping apartment Of
Miss Ingram, seized her lythe throat, choked
hgr tp. aeath, and then violated her person.
Hfr ", who were islcaping il the ad,
joining irdoth, heard nothing df what was
takinFGh and were, ignornatdftlic unhap.
py fate'' pf their daughter until after they
arose Ri It'd morning The negro confessed
thd cFAIe and was SECURED There was great
eNfitfslFns in the neighhorhdod and il was
feareH sliat| the people would not lbe willing
Al awdPf the tardy proceedings ofl the legal
tribuhH4s but would infEctI more summary
.puaisEHFeIlt II ii III |4.#
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17

TIME snbscriber agent for the Penn Mutual Life
u Insurance Company Of philadelphia il nov
prepared 70 receive applications for INSURANCE Cd
iFess s on the mutual system without liability
hohever, beyend the Rmonnf Of spremiqms All
profits Of tie Company are divided annually among
The insured. The premiums may be paid quarterly,
se4n annually or annually. OF one-halfof the preE
nturn in 4 note al ~ months Individuals insured
IN this company, become merabefs Of the corpora
lion. and vote for trustees tsss
THE rates ol premium with i full pkftleipa,ion ii
the profits are as low rs any other Institution in this
cohh,ry, hdIlower than any N the English Com
pahies with only portion q the profits. As this Is
subject not genefally stadefskood have provided
mfseH with a}larye number Of prospectuses et ths
cjnPanFa which fully explain the mode Of opera.
ftan advantages safety bf the institution aud rule.
fetpfemiuea Which will BE- haaps 10 farnfshio any
who may IeelIany interest on fhh subject.
JAMES j. MILLER. E
Fsk4Y fnvt5s IY,l,. HcfOl So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
e NEW WOi0LLEN FACTORY
i W'o0g Hsa,fed.

I TofiN lIl WHITE and ri g. HENKLE have
4 ~ their NsbN WoaGEEN FacrpRY, in. Shepherds
town neasly completed. The Machinery IS all 81
th4 ls approved kind and the most sklful and e1-
peflefeed Wdr6men have been engaged, 50 that those
w1ot EtoWarf and erdhants, who patrenize tkis e.
ta4ftstHeii9 may rely Upon getting The best maef-
ali lc hqSt faflcs and Fast coo9S Rollscarded and
oIAer country work dole at the shortest notice.
4 Me viii exchange f3r WQQk., on the most ac-
3compledatng ietmSs onr iabsies VIZ: Fnlled and
PlhiaI .inseys Tweesls Blanketing Flannelsl S,ocL
Eint lprn, Sri: Also ANY other kinds Of merchan-
dl{e lha may be pfeieTred % o,iF owh make at the
islRrf bf Johh h. Waits, where all the wool will De
{reSeiNed.
If NqiAng mat can be done on our part shall be left
undone, ~ render entire satisfaction 70 those who
tGdde with uS either tIy exchange Of wool or pur-
4chhse bf our goods WHITE ~ HENKIE.
\ Shepherastown, May "a, 1919.
n Al ,. Hard SOAP, Bees Wax, and Taliow want
iedIat the highest market price. Y
VI SPIRIT and 1fartiaS6arg Pdpefs eopv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
Virginia. jefferson County. Set.

/ I'm HE COUNTY GOURTI
+. aIlt # ) HEcgmBER Team. 1919
\ necenher lS49-+
|iSabellas Brown, Ffanees C. Brown and Eiizabetb
BLOWN n PLaiNriFys,
tJalhes keenan ana wife, john Dackwali, AJdseph
nnckNah, James w Gray, David Murphy and
/ Niie lh19dias 1,ifKt DuekWalL and Wesley, c.
X HpekWai5H ..- DEFENDANTS
LIME. Defendants David Murphy and his wife.
4 ~ late Maria Dncfwall, Thomas J. TX Duck
Ewai1 ana HeSley n luckwall not having entered
lheF appearance ahdtgigen security, according 10
lthe hctpf Assembly, hnd the rules Of this Court
and appearing IN satisfactory evidence that they
larc hol inhabitants Of 4his Commonwealth: is or
aereF Ihat the said ah9eg! Defend here
on YRS 4siuhy 81 The next Aarch Term OF this Cout,
and answer The bill Iof The Plaintiffs and that a
copy 81 THIS order be forthwith inserted III some
psf published IN this cotiny for Two months
snefesS,yefy, and posted at the front door Of the
Court House of this county. III
\ ,fgF "A CpPy-Tfslc,
n bec. 20 1919. EIf T. A. MOORE, CIcrF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
MI d rried.

LAT Sandy Hook onfhe Isl inst BY The Rev David
Wilson, Mr.. J. w HIpLEY, OF Cumberland Md
10 Miss Many F. CoRpELt., Of Harpers-Ferry, Va
III On the 3D. inst, By the same, Mr. Rorr. II. Heck
Hpf Boonshorp Md, I'D Miss May J.RoDfRlcK
hatghter Of Abraham Roderfck OF HarpeFs- Ferry
FL On the9th inst, hyfthe same, MIR. JosErH O. Alb
ptsos 70 Miss RGBscEA MhRkEtt,- both of Mar
5Enshufg. LII
II on Thursday morning last 10Th inst hy ths r III
3 Tnstin, MIR, EETi E4sroN ID Miss Many kEal-
tIorER-all Of HagGfsioWn l#BB fH-
II III Frederick city, MA, on Thursday ibe 3f inst
blythe Rev. Mi. Zatharias MIR I.Ewis bnSsoS
III Buonsborohgh formerly Of Gharlesto WI I'd Miss
ASH WEtrYi Of the vicinity 81 Fairplay, Wash.
iaston county, Md. l + IA iE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
Candies, Cakes, Fruits, sc.

antidihston iof a great rim during The ap-
= ProachiHs HofydayssI have made special efforts
p procure, hnn have now on hand ready for sle at
the Lowest Hiifes everykindand varietyof French
and AmerichpCANDIES ,alldestrptionso Of CAKE.
hAISINS fI1II,BER1,Ss ALMONDS, PECAN
NtfI'S. LEMONS ORANGES and every arid
Gle fh the l9Htsft4HafH tcoR. Aperttct eommd tiqn
already exists among the little ttcs from IN ex1mi
marion otsmg stock, aud Parents, and others who
may wish procure supplies ate requested 10 give
me an eaiyItal before The rush fairly commeacts,
as BGGsslSG3s is destined to hc TIE H-adqaGbdrs
during the hgYdays ,J.F. BLEsSlNGJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
Prepare for Spring.

#fT INVITE the attention Of farmers and others to
I'LL my supply Of Domesties: such as Plain and
lTMiled Osnaburg CotonsE Plaid Cottons Heavy
3 Land "A Plain do; Buflaps, &C. all Of which
have been bought at low pFices and Will be sold at
small advances. Now is The time to buy
I panuaryEl7. jill. MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
House and Lof
CLAIRMONT NURSERY.
.yee3. R0Itiuao,.e M

TITO ms faFends and customers Who In NJ
j. putehase TREES This IAN, / herewith iafoIn
them my sspeS sof nesr7kin@s III Frat ana OFBh.
mfntal Trees ShrnbhefY Green house Piauts sS l.
ST., is q pHRsaal sizeS Asihis is the season. III
fabspiAfli.fsS e these WHO iavdT me with theif Of
defs every care viii Be taken 10 please arid
q saASiasfa44 discount inade tEpm catalogue pride
70 those wha purchase LARGELY. II
praers lin b leii with KEggs & KEARJlEl,
ClaeicStuWd. va I
CatalogR4Ss seat sratis3to taose Who wish tlem.
Dee, ~, lAlp. WM. CORSE !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
i Corn for sale

II WILL oierat Public Sale, on Monday ne 2lst
u II fadI, batoreIIhe Court House, In Charlestown
abPut wfsTY BARREls Oh CoRN--it being part Of
thgtCorn conveyed to me il Trust'by Mrs. Louisa
that was Soldtat sale made on the
GtHiof December the bidder at that sale not having
eohplied with the terms. Nine months credit from
khe6ih day Of Dec last will be given the purchaser
FLYING bonH and approved kecuritF. The corn viii
bedeliyered at the barn at Hardwood The residence
pfGeorge l.. Washington Esq, where il can be
seen before sale BY those wishing ID purchase.
II R. II. LEE, Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
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IA CARD
per.

\ TNHOSE persons knowing themselves inlebteFlt 10
" me afeEeqaested 70 call az my+ office and mike
payment 8WGh IS little delay as possible, as yfar
has nearly elapsedsin retired from business Rnd
comparatively few haYepaid me This is 10 notify
such persons IS have goL paid me fiat unless they
do lslta rs compelled % resort 10 legal MEASURES
MSofire is al my residence, entrance from Church
street. p. II. iTOWNER.
Shepherastown. Dec 90. Is49-tf All
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
ALEXANDRIA, MARKET.

utEEETF UEFlqEI january -, l650 4
FEorn.-The markrt 4 krn. IIast 81. 80.
stores 81 75 wagon prsce 81 l2s Ye<9rSss ! j.
hlank day lathe donf tfate. F.'
GaAlS--Ihe uaHsaftionS il grain are limited,
consSf1ens np9n very snail receipts. The wheat
maf1st = very nfms and me artele j. wanted Sales
q ~ whea. if1m wagons u Ill and wheat a IOf
iy2 cents Ne.hing DONG in Con- and our quota
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
\ Sale OF BoliYar ProDerfv=77

"a HOUSE AND LOT in Soalh Bolivar. viii
4 1e seld q puhlic Auction on SatHrfng he 9tk
dayE q lfo1HqFA o. the PREMISES -being the Sten1
Hpl.s 81 now Occupied by VIM Taylor aud Fl. Coz
back 10 poles and adlbius The If s. .rhs
viii lake place at 3 o'clock. P. n! = s 're
TER MS-One-i fourth Of ia rnreh i. ,,cns, z.
ne paiu " nana, and the balance 10 be divided il
anlEE Ps ,n. ag - AMOS JANNEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
DmeliMR..

v nm WISHto inlorrn the public that am now pre-
/ pared 70 color anyartcle Of wearing apparel or
pecc work Than may 81 offered shch as six Dress
lesl Shawk, Goats, Pantaloons and pieces of u,er-
lchhnaize, ang.shade oFcolor III
/ p9t DYER having Had much experience in this
linef 81 bnasness can recommend him with any de-
sr9e 6l confidence He kxcepls however Rosj,sts
3anll RL5aasas those articles renuire more lime in
drasAing than he can spare. I'm $3.50
4 Any aniceHlef al MY store by the Isl Of any one
mdnth, wiIl always Pc readyfoE delivery 10 iheown-
crIpy the l5lh=of the ss3me month
Il lE w. il. WEBB
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
IMPORTANT!

T gARGE additions to the Western ASYLUM having
IL " been completed, am authorized by the Diree-
gPrs 70 notify a officers and others in Virginia who
pay have charge Of insane8white persons that they
can now be atcommodatedwith apartments here -
4his notice. Of course, wilt supercede the necessity
a The Superintendent being written 10 for Informs
Hon as 10 whether there is room
HI FRANCIS T, STRfBLING, X
III Jan. ", 1880 Phus d. Sapl W. "A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
New Goods. !.

ETNilE sahsefiier hasFreceived his F'1LL4.S{ IP-
~ PLfpH GOODS. 10 which he invites Idle
Inspection Nv HIS friends and Tile public. His siPeR
consists q ffeY article useful and ianciful which
can he pf9cpfed ~ any establishment in the rouBty
amt at PneeF which cannon failto please. Gall Ind
examine i J0HN'K. WHITE.
Shepherdtlown Nov n. 1910
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
TO Farmers.

TIME subscriber wishes ID inform The Farmers
u that BIZ has TWo WHEAT FANS, finished.
complete Ehich ne will sell on accommodating
terms Heisnow making Circular Wheat Screens
for cleaning Seed Wheat, which he will be hAupv
TO isrnish y any farmer wishing 10 purchase
Wheat Faps and all kinds Of MACHINERY repaired
in the hest manner Turning, VI all descriptions.
IN Nv ood anflron done to orierS
IulY3G lkIa--tf. tCHAS lRARRTTT Or
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
DISSOLUTION.

ply mutual rpnsent the Partnership existing be-
~ tween the Undersigned under Tie title ot I. G.
R AWLINS SEQ, Was dBssolgcdu IN the III day a
January 1850 All persons indebted rs HE said
frn are requested 10 makefimmediate payfpent as
I il absolutely necessary HAT the bnsiness3of tbe
irfni should be Settled up forthwith The business
Will be carriedon as usually Thomas Rawlins.
THOMAS RAWLINS
Il THOMAS G. RAWLINS.
Il Il \ IISSn D.. i e Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
.Jan. NJ. Iss!
!. Cheap Cloths and Cassimeres.

INIIE undersigned being de.irous Ito reduce his
IL stock Of Cloths and Gassimeres before la Wing
III his.Sprirg Supply will offer 70 gentlemen great
bargains in these articles Gail carly and gel The
bargains. .T EJ JiMILLER !:
Eannaty il IS50 I'M 5I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17
Artificial sIate,

EQR covering wooden roofs, superior 10 Timer
y Iine4, not only for its durability but4its hre
proof qualities Buildings covered with This min
era substance are insured for lrss prce haa thpSa
coyefca esher with Tin or Zinc CcrgdeaieB Of
uhdpubted 5#u h9riiy cab be shawnly the A8ent4.'
Dee. 20 i8l9. REYES II #KEARSI4EY