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Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-18

lMMIGRATIoS.-Four thousand emigrants arrived at the
port of New York on Monday and Tuesday Of the
week, of whom 2,20S from Ireland 935 from Gsrma
ny, and 6sl from England. The Journal Of Commerce
says:
"The emgrants arriving this are generally in a
better condition, both physically and pecuniary than those
of former years In May, ls49, about 200 arrived
this port The prospect that the number will not be
great during the present MONTH"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-18

yr,o TEACHERS OF sCHooLs.--Thc undersigned
are authorized to employ Teacher ior Primary School
40 near Piscaawsy, Prince George county Ma,5aho,
of bem aud will promptly attend the same The alpli-
cans must give i testimonials Of character and qushca-
tons md will be required to teach all the usna branches OF
a., E,vsh education aud the Gre snd Laii, languages
JOHN j. LAMBLRr,
RANDOLPH u. LA1IMFR,
GEORGE w, GARDINER,
Trustees Primary School No. 8, Piscaaway dirtrct Md
may 6-cpf
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-18

OVERLAND CALIFoRNIANs.-The st. Louis Daily Organ
says that the number Of Caornabound persons now at
St Joseph is about $4,000. They are all living in tents
which exend for long distance up and down the river
There is considerable dshearenmen among emgrans at that
pace and many are wishing they bad started on The
journey The number returning, however, not over five
per cent, or one in twenty. .....'@
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-18

WsLLASD CANAL.-Durng the first month Of navigation
this there have passed through the Wcand canal
2l6 vessels aganst 1876 the date last year SO
were bound up to American ports, and 81 down 55 up
Canadian ports and "A down. SO of the down freights
agricultural produce and 45 products of the Ca
madam forest, Of which Is were for Oswego
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-18
SARAH BELLA MCLEAN.

Purser FonrEsr, Of the ship Ohio, few days since en-
plcyed cah driver, by Patrick Mahar, 10 carry him,
with S3OOe in go from the Custom house TO the Navy
Yard in Boston On leaving the cab one OF ihe bags, con-
tanning ST. O00 accidentally oveokd and the oversight
would have detected until the first OF June. me
driver wever found the bag under his scat next day' ana
res nrnd il al once 10 Ihe Purser.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-18

ASEcD0TE WASHINGTON. is related that when the
British soldiers about march and lay down their
at yorktown, Washington said to the Anne ican army
My boys, let there be insults to conquered foe
When they lay down their don't huzza Posterity
uW husza for you 2" 81.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-18

The Chnitannoga Gazstte Of the 10Th instant says On
Yesterday the cars f ne first tm through the tunnel
An uninterrupted ihooughfare opened between he
pavigabe waters Of the West and the Southern Atlantic
ocean,"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-18
In Conus,ation, Columbus, May 6, 1850.

hesored That cordially approve Of The recommends
uon OF President TArLoas in favor of the mmedse
aomssion Of California and that Congress should admit the
new STATE independent of and disconnected with any other
proposition.
Hesoueo That in all Territorial Governments hereafter
py Congress- here eiterae the principle de-
carso py the wing State Convention Of s4s " that there
shall be neither slavery nor involuntary seryude heren
o'nerwise than for the punishment of crime"
Hesofuf,oncf the W,hig Convention, Jan. l9, IS4s.
Resolred, That we depreca'e war of conquest and
senaousy oppose the fore BILE acquisition Of Mexican terri
toy hut if additional territory forced upon u.s. we will
DEMAND that hee shall be neither slavery nor involuntary
sevitude therein, otherwise than for Of
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-18
TO THE EDITORS.
HoUsE OF RrrREsxsrArrvEs,

NEFREsKHTATIVES,
WAsHIssTos, Mar 13, 1850.
GENTLEMEN You inserted the resolution of the late
Wing State Convention sustaining the present Adminsa-
ton enclose you the other resolutions Of that Convention
touching the important questions before Congress, to-
gehe with the resolution Of s4s referred and request
their publication, in order that the positions Of that party may
be better known and understood Very truly yours, &c.
L. ID. CAMPBELL.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-05-18

Cosr OF Rors.-The Philadelphia Inquirer learns from
official that the following have been paid by the
county Of Phadepha for riots, pay Of military and civil
posse, since the wear 1912 I'D 10 lS49 incus We
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

WINDOW SASH FASTENERS.

IN
- s'.-sa n4te oasailasa 3 (, 1
= - h. -. 81 -. Fl - ;.,
sash IS 8 4 y haf !, vg5rle,,t
cutiTg 5l :; - ill., - -, 1T !. - Ir,e q
ii So IT - hsa1ed air
eseape al H. ~, .s ~, - -, IN sf ne BOT.
tom and also "a s. lir SssI rsterv air-sht aud
keep IL from fa,lIir, Vhs,i 4 fhst has not had
his fest broken 81 he eaIrine of The window-sash
in stormy riehi Il, ~ roihiTz Of The amount Of
air adritted t6errhx # rbi~ Fssteet has great ad-
vsatages over anv oshtt 800 stou.ier. giving yon
eoGnpleie control rf lie sasA ana viii aecemodaie
itseEi 10 any state 81 re vesfher vet or dry-the
back Of the sash being gr00red and strip inserted
which IS forced out gainst Tie frame thus sceomo
dating itself 10 the frame and behind this strip is an
eccentric or can fixed on a lever which passes
through The sash, and raising ot depressing the
leyer1assens or loosens tie sash ana enables You 10
lock Ii fasl al any point Such is the estimate put
on Ills discovery that we have applied them 10
several hundred windows. Notwithstanding bul a,few
weeks have eiapsed since We sus he fixtures and
I ~ -t.F-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
oui1h IS HIsR IMPLICATION.

l"lt amazes me that ministers don't write.
better sermons l am slek Of The dull. prosy
analrs SAID iady '1nthe presence of par
Butiit i hoofa-y matter, my good woman,
70 write godd sarmons,p suggested the min
lister IEt
"Ye4is' rejo1iied tie lady @but you are 10
long about \ could write one in half the
TING, if | only bad fhe text :
"0h, it ~ text Is all you WANT sliekthe
ParHon, III Will furnish that Take tins
from Solomop 'ltis better 10 dwell - a
corner Of house. top, than with d brawling
woman in 4 Wide house
DO you nlcan MI, sir r. inquired the Ia
lay, quickly \.
COB, my good woman, was the grave
response you will Meier make good SER
maonaIer--you Are TOO quick in Your aRPftca-
tI0a. = t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
TOW pInDE ~

Tom Dibden had cottage near Box hill,
4 70 which after his theatrical labors, he was
delighted 70 retire One stormy night,
4 after Mr. and Mrs nibden had been 10 bed
sometime, Mrs y being Kept awake BY the
violence Of theweather, aroused her husband
enchanting 4l5 HI
s'from, Tom get Up Il i
/ NV hat for 7rsaid he ii
7, Don't you hear how very bad the wind
I Is il 81 replied Dibden, half asleep,
though he could not help punning, @Put
peppermint Iozenge out Of the window, my
dear, it is the best thingin the world for
Tho wind ~ Xxi Il III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
VARIETY.
THE WIDOW.

The hea IssI wave ou iife's dasssea.
Poor nlournGr has passed over Thee
II Goa % thy lpnely dwfllfng place,
\ 90 seek lhat ktnd familiar lace:
BeFeayed and fieAOlete arr ihBu, af-lS
Where y thf manted welcome COW
Weep, 10 iAlne agony weep on,
\ The tfeasafs N Thy heafi Is gone;
H All tboG will weep. VIM noi repine.
] Though words of fnHdness once we're thine,
I Though Of thine earthly stay berefi,
T hon hasi one hops oiie s0laee len
Frfghl 4aysIupop ihy gloom are east
The bitterness oii death is past
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
s24lOO .ICRES.
Goods az COST.

ME are now selling our Stock OF Goods. a,
w cost. FOR CASH
u Our stock Is large and in it may be found an as
sortment-ot Gopds, such as are usually kept in a
retail store viz N
Cloths, Cas<imeFes and Vestings
Cashmeres, Moaslines. Alpaccas ana Mrrinos
Berases, Tissues, Lawns and Caieoes
Silks. and manyotheT desirable Dress Goods;
rs Osnaburgs 16r Negroes Shirts
VA, as and IL Brown Coitons. heavy;
rs and "a Fine do do;
Good Stock Of ESleached Goods;
Irish Linens and Bed Tieking;
Linseys, Flannels Checks. Toweliings and May
other ariicles which can be seen tit aiisug soon
Also a good stock OF Groceries Sugar Cafee
Molasses, Teas Spices, Fine and G. A. Salt; also
a good stock Dc QueenSware Hardware Boots
Shoes, Hats, Sc.
have made arrangements to remove TO dis
tanr partof the State therefore the goods mas b
disposed Of, and great bargains can be bad BIZ cali
ing soon. Ell JOHN X WOODS 81 co
Sept 49, 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
THE NEW WooLLEN FACTORY
IE'0bL Usanted.

lTOHf X. WHITE and D. G. HENKLEt have
~ their NEW WopLLEs FAcTonY in Shepherds
town nearly cozaPfetrd. The Machinery is all Of
The most approved Hind and the most skifu and ext
iperisheed workmenihaye been engaged sothathbos.
wool growers and merchants who patronize tkts e.
tabiiakaeat ray rely npon getting The best materi-
ais tie best fabrics 3nH fast coiorS Rolls carded ana
o;heEcountry work done al the shortestnoticeL a
We will exchangeforF WOOL on the most ac-
commodaiing terms, our fabrics, viz. Fulled ana
Plaid Linseys, Twedds, Blanketing FlanneIs, Sock
ing Yarn, &r}.' Alto any other Kinds of merchan-
die that may be pieterrefto ouFown make, at he
Store Of John K. White where all the wool viii be
received. Iii
NdthHg that can be done on our part shall be len
undone to render srtire satisfaction to those who
trade with as, either by exchange Of wool orfpur-
chase of our goods WHITE & HENKLE,
Il Shepherdstowna NAV 2f 1919
Il ~ B. Hard SoaR Bees Wax, and Tallow want
ed 1.-THE highest market price.
SEkrn nFI bTarti,fqJarg PapeTs eopt,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,

IacafPorate& 1910 Charter perpcia6lz gqpidlS 100
COO; asifA PasrsF 81 Increasing Il Q $3.50 900
TFHIS-leug established and well known Institn-
= j lton, has transacted most extensive insurance
business fpT nlose than thrtyseven years through
our The United States and the British North Ameri-
can PROVINCES Il has aimed 10 secure public conf
dench, by I'm honorable and faithful 1altllment Of
its contrasts \ and owners Of prEpertyTaTe assured
that all fair claims for loss under its policies will
he literally adjusted and promptly Paid Pnblic
Buildings Manpfacsories Mills Machinery, Dwei-
ling Houses, StBfes, M6rchandise, Hgasehold Far
ntuTe Vessels on The stocks or while in por &c,
&cEwill be insured al rates as low as the rsk will
admit The following gentlemen constitute The
BfJARD or DIRE TOifS: f3f
EIT. HUNTINGDON, ESQ PRFslDESr
Albert DAY, Ifezekiah Huntingdon,
James CSoadwinf Junins s Morgan
Henry keney, Charles Boswell,
DEF Robinson, Calvin Day
Job All5R,
JAMES G. BolIrs, Sscretarg
CHF;sTprnER G. Lyman, Asst Sscreidyy
Applications !9r Insurance may be made Off
L. w. HERBERT, :,
"A rcnt FIR JrtcySa Coaatp, t1a.
In the ab>chEe Of the Agent from ChariesloEn, ID
JoHS p KaowS. Esq, wlfo will aaend ID them
promptly Persons at distance address ihfoush
the mail Itt 4
81 D. O6ial Church Buiidinss and ClergEaleu !
personal rsn7cItY, the Agent Will present hiseom-
missions ID reducing The amoiulof premiums Oh
The risks ibGs arising EIi
Jauitayv ait 1850 Ky &5 <. /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

40 In attempting ID carve fowl one
.fday gentleman found considerable Difficult.
tysn -separFsing if joints, and exclaimed d.
gainst the man who sold him an old hen for
r. young chicken.
Ny dear, said the cnraged mans wife,
don't talk 81 niueh about tue aged and re.
spectacle Mr. B he planted the 6rst bill Of
corn that was planted In our town.
n n ktow that, said the husband, and /
believe this hen scratched il up. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

!. Es- a few dayslsince, gentleman near
West Point took into his service verdant
son Of the Emerald Isle On the ffst day
fof bis service be was started BY the sound
of the evening gun, as il reverbated through
the highlands and awakened the mountains
slumberiag echoes, and anxiously inquired Of
\ hiAemployer, tho cause 81, the explosion, ana
vas told that il Was the shutdown gun -
Fs Och, bless me, exclaimed Pat /. and does
the sun make such dill of thander Is that
on going down iii this country ~ &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Te the Public !
LUMBER FOR SALE.

TIHE subscribe has rented the Saw-AIill on the
j. Island at Hafpers- Ferry. called the WernWag
Mills, and has "a hand 40 10 $4,000 feet Of
PIKE PLANK torssale, from Naked Greek, Page
county. Said LEnher is 6i for use, the greater
share Of il being Kiln-dried. and is of irst-rate
quality. Also % hand. large quantity of Tim
Der unsawed, to 81 bills If most any dimension,
from one foot III wo in thickness and from twenty
to sixty feet ID ength Persons wishing bills Of
Lumber will hays them attended TO al short notice
Farmers wishing saving don, for their own use,
viii be accommodated as soof as they will bring
their logs 10 the Hdll. A. s. RUDDOCk.A
HaIpers-Ferry, April Is. ls5o.-9m.
n B. The sJEScriber viii always be found at
his Office On the Islsna, 70 attend u calls AS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
x,,v;aia. Idf'trson County, Sci.
Sepssssssa TssM i~i9l 1,
COUNTY COURT.
SSt.s PL4IxTtfF

Stpfsssssa TszM a~i9- I,
COUNTY COURT.
e..f sruslay PLAgxrisT.
sA'nas' AGAINST
e,.nrre REYNOLDS. Iate Sheriff of Jefferson county
cunsnitsee Administrator de tdTas noa with thei
VIII anaexsd Of AishaeI Laboc dee a. Jo>epal
M Rores aud MARY Anne his wste, and Mary
Elszas.ss Raxsts Henry Clay Roses aud Emraa
Ffanees Rols@ Edwafa s. Bell. late Admins
irstur with ihe w III ANNEXED Of Mary Lahoo,
dcce, ard Gepege Marphy. Administrator Gel
bonus non With Tie Will ANNEXED Of Mary
Laboo, deed DEFEsDASEs,l
IN cHANcERY.
EOR reasons appearing 10 HE Court, the decgetal
Il orter made In this cause at The last Term oil
this COart hereby 81 aside and annulledi ara on
the moi 70 If the Piaialia Samuel Stone IS sp4
pointed Guafei4H Cd lsfem Of the int2n, Defend
ants. Mary & Rodesi Henry C.. RG4les ard Emma
E. R8des Is defend them in THIS suit ard The said
Defendants ~ their said Guardiaa ad flsep fled
their answer and this cause Is sci slrheaTng zs to
said DETERMINATION thfir answer !; and il appearing
10 inc Coa thai mo- eshan w mon lbs have elapsed
since ne hllag 81 ;hs Plaintiff 5 b.l and the rel
torn Of the Subp9na$ executed On the other De-
ieEdanss, and they stsi falling 10 APPEAR and ant
swer, The Plaintiff fAi is taken fot ebnfessed as u
them and also that TIE order of publication al
wafded in this cause against the absent Defendant
has bern regularly executed and tliis cause came
Ga 70 Be beard ibis I7h dat Or September 1912 Cd
The Plaintiff kIll AID Amended biaI and the ext
hibft Herewith and tie said answer tf The said in-
FAINT Defendants, ardiae order 81 puAtaiion agasnsG
the absent pegendaAi land ras argfrd by Counsel
on consideration xhsfeof RG IS acjudged ordered
and decreed thar Edward T.. Co0kelswho Is hereby
appointed a Special Commissioner ioF the purpose
do after giriag four sgeskl notice i'll some news
paper pgefshed in ais county, to The creditors Ill
Michael Labag and - his devisecs ascertain ana
report The debts dae7lsy said Michael Laboo dee al
their nasnre and dighlsy. Also whether he1ef any
personal property wh4eh can be applied u The psy+
lnent Of BIS debts; what Taai estate lie died seized
or iiS situation value and ANIMAL value and make
report thereof ID this Court Also thai he settle The
, accounts of Mary La4oo as ExecutTbx of Michael
Lahpp deed and I'd George Rev hods Sheriff
Committee Administrator he b5als 4gn Of the said
MICHAEL Laboas decids Of Edward s. Bell late Aa4
mnistraor Ct The estate VI said Mary Labob dec hi
on said estate, and With the estate al Michael La
boo dec andHof George Murphy, Administrator
DC tennis aea ef the cstate of Mary Labor dfa Ill
and make report lhere5ftothis Court in order IL a
final decree. i CaPY-reste
THOMAS A. MOORE, Glerk \
Sept. l3 1850. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

~ A member of legislature who in.
Obliged himselfia afternoon maps requested
his ffieed TO awaken him when the ium Der
6. came up he oniittedit by forge.falness
but accidentally gave himga log a The hons
vas discussing = hill to prnzens frand az
sieep-head started. rubbed his.eses and Ill
claimed, MIR Speaker. word q ,ao 80 49, 81
that bill, Tor more than enc hall Of y - ~
stituents get their living in no Other -. ~, j
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Ere .ESSUFE.g.3-tE.
Far \ sTIoyAE LoAx .FrsD LirEsAssGRASct
SotiETY, or LoNDoNj h n" 4

Z
BCarirtL 50 500 0oo--svRrLrs S3355 600. NJ
TIME Undersigned as Agentfur the above lnEtit,l-
l. lion is pre- pared 10 receive PROPOSALS for Life
Assurance and IL give 1.-THE uecea4ary ihtdtma-
ton on the subject, The Company has Local
Boafd Of Diretldfs in the city of NcWiYork Un-
der he direction and control OF this Beard large
portion Of the capital is invested AN additional
security 10 lhs American Insurers, ana as srbanll
Of claim onpabiic confidence The rates ofrrd-
MUM at this e.iice are as low, ard heifondiiuDs "a
The policy are aslibcral as these Of aIE Other insi
tution T". I
The pFolaP, mauncrin which all loSs rs ffave been
adjusted bE tdS society its high reputation together
withthe low raes OF premium presFEt great l-
dutcments ID sAch as aredi$posad ID, Insure
Printed Statements explanatory of3the business
and the advantages Of Lie Assurance, Mill NJ fur
nished onapplicRtfon. .E t
Application 70 be made 10 3. w HERBERT. dr.
in his absence tron Charleslown tp DIT G. I. MA
SON. Medical Examiner.
On Jonx p. SrArEx,
1fsitcgt EFaaiReF H1rffrs- Frr8y,
On. 4. II 'TtTlloF,
1asdtra2 EfaniRrr, .StcFlsrGt0rn.
ChTrlpstfsSvn Nav | 1870 %f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

Rs-a Wen farmer, you told US van
woods Was good place for hunting na ~.
we'vs tramped Il Tor three hours. and ionn5
no game Just so--uell I calculate /. j !.
general thing, the less game there s. ~
moro hunting ron haTeS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11

10 Do yot mean 10 challenge any al
the Jury = was the query Of coanseller Is
n lrishman "a trial ITO heaure / AL,
was the reply / mean to challenge every
man of the trclre Of them, ii they rive 1
vsrdict against ne and I.wish to know If I
nay not intlnds the Jadge 1"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
FINE FARM FOR SALE
IN ROCkBRID GE.


ITNIlE subscriber offers for Sale bis very desira.
IL be Farm known as HARrs Borrow siCua-
ted on the North RiYeE about equi=ds'ant from
Lexington and the James River Canal. The tract
contains about
24OO .lCRES
OF land, 500 Of Which are excellent low grounds,
lying eompaetly and producing the heaviest crops
OF Corn, Wheat,1&t. There are anuniber Of fine
Springs upon il, and sufficient quantity of water
in each held for the use OF Stok. In The last lew
years a y IT.
GOOD GRLST' AND SAW MILL
have hcen put up%iih 273 acres Of wood land (most-
~ of fine pine( I miles above them on The river,
and oieasy Access. The mountain land adjacent
affords an extensive range for cattle aud an inex-
hausable suppIytof chestnut and other timber tor
the use of the farm, II is very rare that such
property is in market and invite those disposed 10
purchase to call pn my manager and give il a tho
rough examiaations being entirely copfidenl that
they will find itslcom9nng advantages surpassed
by few farms il any, the eoantfy For Terms
apply 70 Mr. JAS ID. Dawson, Lexington, or my
sell al Lynchburg. L
WILLIAM A. READ
September %, iSJ0-St-S4 so.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
TO The Public.

HyHE undersigned having been appointed Con-
4 Il stable for the Southern District respectfully
lenders his servicesho the public in thai capacity
He will give every attention possible 10 The eoliec-
iion DC all claims placed in his hands, and pay over
promptly when COLLECTED !, All he asks is rial, land
lie pledges fidelity d his patrons.
THOMAS Johnson.
Fl Charlestorn. Match 81. 1850. EEL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
BaLTTMORE AGENCY,

MIR wiLLtaM TBpMsos s. E. Corner Of Bald.
more and South htrcrts. i an authorized Agent ID
The cry Of Baltimore ID receive Subscriptions ADJ
refreshments, Sc, for the Free Press, and copy
ef the % per terms, &C., can Be found % file Al BIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
EfoofIng andT Spoufiatg.

Thess wanting Roofing OF Sporting done will
,nd i to their advantage 20 SAP at No. 255Malers
JOB WORK done in a-w5rkmanIiks manner
and at short notfae
the Subscribers wishing TO dyod the credit sys-
TEN as much pe9sible propose totake in exchange
fer ware and wprf, all kinds 5f country produce
old copper and iron, brass, CLIFTON rags, pewter,
lead &c. EItE T PARKER < SONS 4
/ Gharlestown April Is, 1850 +Au zaz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
Sept. il, la5I
CoM;trssioxEs 5 orricE. !
Spr1.i. q pr. liz lSan (

CoM3IIssioNEs' 5 QFFIcE N
SeFrEMBEH, 13, 1850,
Tie parties Interested in the execution ofthe
aboFe Decree, are hereby netifedthat on Ae i25f
dagFet Osoter Hert shall attend II my once id
ChariesioWbl Jefferson county, Virginia, fJr lhe
purpose OF executing the same al which time and
place all persons interested in the matter are here
BY required u appear with their vouchers and
other ridcdce III
EDWARD Z. COOKE. Ssee. Comm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
EXTRA FLOUR.

H5E undersigned has ALWAYS on hand ExrRA
FLOUR, No for sale AMI in exchange fora
good article OF Wheat, The above Flour is kept
on hand IN Chariesto'EE5s by John X. Woods & Co.
and Eby & Son; and By difbrent mefchants at
Hafpers- Ferry, I
WfNG.
bave also my SaW-Mfl in good repair. and bills
will be furnished al the shortess notice
MARTIN EICHEL BERGER
Rock Spring Nils. Nav D, Is50,-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
TaiEOrislg EsIrsineNa.

~ tNE--4Hf7 90 4tfa atAtitiCH 70 Inc
Tailoring Business,
and He feels cokfient from long experience in lhe
arts and sciencA of euf!ihg sand fitting garments,
as vigil al the success thai has hiseifoFts III
the trnde. that Me Citizens oi Chaflestowb and viii
cinHl viii still continue small share of theiF
patfoFagt a. faTors Of this kind will te gratefully
rceeiFcd, - 81.
There may ID also found tAis establishment, a
fire assoftment be-
as l3A sDG Made or @ II Egzl q !
WHICH he Oilers ior sale 90 account Of VIM. J
Sepfienss and ~ lie Is restricted to cash and cash
OMIT Tor them great bargains can be had ID CoATs
Of every grade and price PASrs-Cfoih, CASH
smercE Lineni Aipacca Saltinelf Cotton &C.
VEs7B-a fine a5sut..Rent; SnIRTs-7fne andcoarse.
Shanss, Collars Stocks Suspendefs, Sock Draw
ers, ScaTEs Hahdkerchiefs, Gloves ard indeed IL
most every article CONNECTED with gentlemen's
wearing apparel
Cali soon and gel Le frstchoce before the weather
sets il hai. JAMES CLOTHIER.
May 9. 1880 He.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-11
House, Sign q Ornamental Painting,

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THE undersigned respectfully offers his services
u oihe people DC JeferSont in the above cana
city Those who Will favor him with their custom,
may rest assured that he will execute his work in
style that cannot PEI surpassed any where. He also
has patent WASH Tor theHputside of Houses,
which Il very durable and doesnot rub of Il can
he nSedeither on stone, brick Oh Misunderstanding,
and culored 10 suit
GEORGE B. MONROE.
Charlestown April IS, 1880.
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y. p | wish 10 employ a JOURNEYMAN
PAINTER Immediately. g.. 3. NJ