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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
The Bounty Land Bill Passed.
WAR OF Esi2, sc.
He BIN granting BOUNTY L,l

TNHE Bill granting BOUNTY LAND to the
- Soldiers (whelher regulars. vollnteers orrni-
litia) engaged the War Ff 1912 10 and IA, and
~ the FLORIDA or Seminole War of 1885 81. 49,
&c, and Gen. Wayne's Indian War or any War
since 1880, hltiRg finally passed Congress, The un-
dersgned being ID possession OF all the forms, and
understanding fully ali the requirements Of the va
rbus offices of the Government will attend prompt
IL to procuring the same for claimants
In case of the death of the Soldier, the Jiaopc or
Minor Heirs are entitled
Those Soldiers VITO fengaged TO serve twelve
months or during the war, and 4atuaiiy serued nine
mouths shall receive one hundred and sixty acres
and those who engaged to- six months, and actually
serred fur months, shall receive eighty acres and
those who engaged TO serve Tor any OF an indefinite
period, and actually scfr4d month, shall receive
forty acres #ks,
As the claimant or warrantee, is not allowed the
privilege Of sailing or assigning away his certificate
or warrant .bat fnstead, is compelled toiotae have
his Land located and as considerable delay and
risk in procuring g6od and oarantagiously located
Land, will ID the consequence, the subscfiber in
order to obviate this difficulty, has made Arrange
ments with ebmpcteat and responsible gentlemen in
the West tD select and locate Laads specially,
thereby securing primd taYmiRg AID marketable
Land after arttGh the Patent for the same OF the
Land can le sold If desired, at falt value thus
saving $50 t6 $500 on the claim. besides guarding
against Land Speculatdrs and manly unforeseen
and ineynabe dIheuh.sb that will Otherwise occur.
Forms and distractions tlrnished-.lhe Warrant
or Certificate obtained fthe same iosated, and the
Patent Or Land sold al fuf pf5re; tha Fee for the
lshSe se+etcck being only o per cenl. on The GOV
ernment valuation of h& claim,
All business attended d promptly A share Of
patronage issoicted, Address pest paid
JOHN s. GALLAIER, Junior.
\ Washington ID C.: OH + 1850
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W. gearb that The largest Df the factories
81 fko UnfDh Works viii cease "a run after
TO-DAY. and fhe other tNo ran halftima, -
shey al have been running for some time
pasf BY dis arrangement over 200 hands
are discharged AZ blow an3 very recently
nsxfly one handred we're discharged from
Patapseo FS1tsry, which Is running but raj
the marhineky about three quarters time
The Thistle y stepped the preprietors hav..
ing taken thls opportunity 10 repair their
dam, ard The Laurel Is similarly situated q
The Laurrl IFS not expected tosrun before
January, II then and the savage Ne -
infermeds y running slow speed, three QUAR-
Ter tInas, AZ something like IS pcr cent rednc-
ticn Of wages SkyesyilIe factory. too. I.
running hat \ portion Of each week. and the
Granite Fsctery Of this place has been stard.
ing several Weeks Thus ii this iinmediate
neighbctheea, some GOO persons have been
thrown cut of employment within 4 few
weeks This is ! serious state 81 things
and while ours are silent. and our people are
going about the streets UNEMPLOYED. tbe
workshops aud factories Of England and
France are running at increased speed and
the journals exultirg at the unexampled
prosperity around them. We shall refer =
gain 10 the condition Of our manufacturing
interest, and give some statistical informa5
ton e show the utser impossibility Of manu-
faetursFs of Gotten goods, continuing their
business, upless they can be relieved ID some
form oF other Hazard Gazette
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
FIRE

On Monday night last, between nine and
ten, our citizeus we're aroused, for many had
retired, BY the cry Of fire 1t originated ia
stable belonging 10 Mr. Isaac Russell, back
Of Main street, which was soon in a blaze.
and ,enyeloPed ID flames the carpenter shop
ofMr. Geo Keller on thesame alley. Thes
with astahle Or two and other.outibuildints
constructed ofweod, were soon burnt to the
ground \
Fortunately the night was calm, and this
circumstance, With the timely and energetic
services Of our fremen, doubtless saved from
conaagration > thickly settled part dc our
town. During the fire two explosions y
powder occurred, two kegs having been I'M.
properly deposited ina granary. 1t would
have tortured d harthern abolitionist ID have
witnessed thc.erertions Of our negroes to ex.
tlngnislthe fire The loss falls principally
iGu MrSk eller, an industrious mechanic. j.
1Ihe whole damage was about $1,000, no I'M.
sHFance 81 Ifta1atfsSfpr Tlreei1l51a
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Married.

On Tuesday the 9Th u,s in Iagerstawu By tie Rev
MI. Piraher, MIR HiLIARY USpERpoSK TO Miss MARY
". StykRt both ~ Shepherlstown
on Thursday ma 10th inst in Shepherdstown hy The
Rey.Jo4ln II. ffsfgTave Mr. JAMS sgALKEn % Miss
ELLES SiGlKR
On Tuesday, the Sth inst.. BY Rev D. Fl Sprigg, DIR.
EDWARD JAateYiN HARRISON oil eafnhetlaaa Co, VIA,
20 Miss Betty ca an GuSRAp eldest daughter OF David
Holmes Conrad, Lisp, uf Berkeley courty.
4 On he 10th ast by REV. H. Eurlnng, Mr. JAMrs Nv
HESsElL to Miss HARKIEr A. ZcRS--al Of Berkeley
County. +.
On the nth inst, by the same, Mr. EoSRAp SstfriG 10
Miss FRANCES Gatfrirn- all Of Berkeley County.
] Ga The 4ih Inst, By the Rev. c W Harris, MI
BfSrty q MAscs,oE Fredetick Co., Va, TO Miss EuNY
n.Mxsos, daughter OF Mr. jas Mason, Of Berkeley
tNgnty.
In HfiSShauy county Nd. on Sunday morning last,
by the Rev James Taylor, Mr. JAMES Fl. JAREoE, of
Hampers Ferry, 40 Miss MARsAREr EtlxABETu MoRE-
Llkp, daughter Of Mr. John r Morelaud Of Rouaney
On ne Bridge al sIpers Ferry, the lst October.
by Rex payid Wilson, Sir. wtIIIAM sHowELL 70 Miss
ELizk Brxros, both Of Augusta coanfx2yy
nihe 5ih inst, at Cedar Row, near Winchester, by
the Rev. Isaac Becker, Mr.. WuLIAM pATrcS and Miss
MARrC. cARrE%rEK, All Of Frederick eoaaty,
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NEW AND CHEAP,
FALL & WINTER GOODS.

3D. q
RTTIE undersigned has just returned from the
IL Eastern markets with complete assortment
ofFall andlWinter Goods, which have been selected
with great care and will 81 sold at small profits,
adopting the Sad adage thatfsth nimble sixpence is
better lhan tAe:slow shiIlingP His stock consists
in part of the following arliclesf
Canton Cloths, for Ladies Dress;
Embroidered do, Gall dolors, beautiful article;
MeriGoes assorted colors; 81
AlIaeas, (fgured and plain Eassarted eolors;
MoaselainS, figured and plain, good assortment;
Ladies Shawls all patterns and sizes
Ladies Gloves Of superior quality silk and Kid;
Genglemenis Buskin, BeavtraB kid Gloyes
A beautiful assortment Of FalI and Water Bonnets
Superior Trimmings ipr Bouneis
Jenny LIND Trimmings for Dresses, all colors;
large assortment of Dress Silks all colors and
Fall aid Winter calEeoes, beautiful patterns and
very cheap;
Lacese kdgings, yeilB Grapes, illusions, Flowers,
Superior Fteneh Cloths, very low;
Cassimeres French and Americas, lassorted eolors
and very cheapas 8>f
CassineIs, AL prieesf
Lihdseys, very cheaHi -
A large stock Of Donlestes. very lows
White and colored Flannels. very fine ard cheap
lea, ia ~ and 1874 WhiRel Blankets - per
cent lower than last year;
IA rood assortment Of Hosiery
a large assortment of Ladies' Misses, and Chill
dren ) ShoeSs
a large assortment China, Glass and QueensFare ;
Hardware \
A complete stock Of Tinware::
Gentlemeais HAS. Fall fashion, very superior;
Wool Hats very low
Santa Fe Water Proof Hats, 80 cts;
A complete stock of Groceries
Floar Bacon and in fact every article that is usu-
ally kept i'll a retail siors.
His friends and The publieals most respectfully
invited 10 call and examine his stock before making
lhcir purchases as he makes no charge for showing
his Goods. JOHN G. WILSON,
Opposite Tie Arssaag, SaenA ST, II. FERRY.
Harperssrerry. Oct Is. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
Gentlemen'S foods.

TERE. HARRIS has Just returned from Bali
y more, Philadelphia and New York with The
greatest variety OF the MOST FASHIONABLE AMI
FINEST Goops 10 be found for -HsH's end B9y!
Wfaf He Hatters himself that from his long ex
Peflenee nrhe pnrchasingot goods, and pafiicu.
lsfly ms afaneh, none Can surpass his present
stoek3 which be is ready tpashow any who will "a
Eor him with call. l4ie pledges himself to- sell
then as Tow as anT%oiheT house, and on the mos
pleasing terms His stock is muth larger than
usual. he most respectfully solicils a call from
the gentlemenof our town and county
: October ia IS50 5 It.
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Tor the Ladies.

VTTE invite the Ladies to examine our stock Of
wv Dress Silks, Mouslin de Lanes Cashmefs;
Nh Plain and ig'd Bonnet Ribbons, latest style;
Silk Sarcenets, all colofs Silk Hose; +
Raw Do, Cambria and Swiss Edgings;
i; Oil Calicoes for Dresses, Corded Skirts
A fine assortment of Mourning Goods among
which may be found,
Canton Cloth, Alpacas. Bombazines and
many otherarticles too tedious to mention Give
us call, as we are satisfied you will lose nothing
Oct. 49, TATE g. fHOOFF
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Boarding and Day school III Shep-
herdstoWn.

ATEs f. w PHELPS win reopen har Scuco,.
dil ~ Monday ne i6tk Of Sepfembsr. EIer,coursr
q Instruction embraces all tie branckrs nsnaIIv
e1sht ID the oesg Institutions tits the effort and
aim Of Mas. puELPs that each Pupil cosnmitied Is
1er care should posses every advantage a acquire
pent hat city schools present She IS careful 10 Sc
cure aeeqm pilshet associate Teachers She labbrs
constantly u her school. believing il NECESSARY 10
general success u school, that The Principal
should Be acquainted with the tendencies and lssl
fes OF each ihdivfdnsl mind Much attention Il
paid % History. Each child pursaes 4 sysicrIlstic
epnTse o. historical reading.
Weekly Compositions are required. The older
sirls are lseqnenly required, as weekly exercise
~ make Abstracts from our best Blush Cisssics
.sfeh as Mlipn, Shakespeare, sc. The religious
distraction al .bs Pupils to which ali osher ID.
stFactionS should be subsidiary. IS attended to-
Opportunities are constantly occurring in the course
q insirnftion that Az earnest Christian Teacher.
will use or the infusion IT moral OF Teigiouslru
Some Of The older girls are memhers Of a weekly4
Hible class. conducted by The Rey. c. w. kndresssi
YiernSs j:
Board & Tuition for the Scholastic year, Sia5Od
Tnitiea - every English Branch. 5000
Ghidreaiunder II years Of age, IS 90
french, l2Oe
latin. 1900
French and Latin, trhen both are leafnea,) 1900
MaSic, Il. 1900
Dfawins and Painting, 1900
e. portion 70 Re paid in advance.
August 80 1880 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
HORRIBLE MURDER At MADISON
. COUNT HOUSE.

4 We learn that Y horrible murder was per.
peAfatcd at AiadisonsC. H., on Saturday
night last, upon the person of Mr., Thomas
Carpenter we'll known to many Of our citi>
zens. He was killed by man named Eh.
fmund Glore, who Shot him in the face with
d pistCFs loaded with buckshot, several Of the
shot entering. bis brain and throat, and pro-,
ducing death infabout three-quarters Of an
boar tdcfe aud Carpenter, we learn, had
had some diffiedlty during the day, which
was renewed in the evening, anS resulted in
this horrible tragedy. Carpenter leaves a
family Ills Frgprierer is also a married
man GloreiesSaped after shooting bis vic
tim, bnt wssipprehended next day and is
how lodged in7jail to meet the requirements
If outraged liz --ERoekiaghaRt Rcgisiff.
-t~94$4@. li.s 81 ! 49, --4asg1-
lBApBrereHo 1Irsng CLAY Extensive
arrangements ware being made for 4 barbe-
enc to be given "a MIR. Clay at Lexington,
(Nyl on Thursday last The committee Of
arrangemcnfslwerc composed Of leading mem
bers OF both parties. A general invitation
was extended to all parties from al, the coun:
try around MIR Clay Lad accepted, and "a
great speech WAS expected from him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
VI Komsc md Lot.

on West street ID Charlesfbwn, adjoining the lots
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Walker and Others, being the
same purchased by The said Clothier, Of the heirs
and representatives Of Andrew Woods, deceased
The lot is of sufficient SIZE for good garden and
the house is quite m5dious and in good repair.
Ii is at present occupied BY Mrs Louisa A. Beall
TERMS OF SALE.--One-t third of the purchase money
cash, and the balance in two or three equal annual
payments, with interest from the day of sale.
ii the said property should not he sold before
Friday the 1st of Nov next, it will then be offered
at Public Auction on The above terms, in front Of
SappingtonaS Hotel. Those wishing to purchase
can call on MIR. CT who win show them the
property. PossessioA sifen on the stday of April
A. J. O'BANNON, 4Tfpaec.
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Rlacksmithing,

FTNHE Undersigned having leased The blacksmith
il Shopof Mr.. George Eieheibergesson Cat
Tail offers his services as a BLACKSMITH He
will % all kinds OF FarHA> Work, Mill Irons Edge.
Tools, &c at the sherte4, notice, and for the very
lowektprices Articles manufactured By him which
are got done ID order, and ofhe best materials may
he returned free of charge He invites trial from
the public. GEORGE CLOSE.
II AnrsI 1eEn N T
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] To the Ladies.

TERE.l HARRIS would be very nlneh pleased 10
a see Ladies of our town and county. u have 4
chance to show his Stock Of
FINE FANCY GOODS,
which he thinks will equal some others in toyvn -
II gives him very great pleasure 10 show his eond
VIII you do him the fayorlo cal4 IA
Oct l6 1850 If
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a.

Afler ten days ilness 10 ovensbcro.' Kentucky, on
Tuesday, p an Sept. Miss SUSANNA ANN WRIGHT for
snerly 81 Leeshprg, aged twenty ave Years
On Tuesday ihe sth INST, AsERAus Mr1vit1r, son Of
John p and Ann o. Eakle Of Shepherdstnwn aged 9
annnihs and days
& I.ord. What is lfe-ss like The bow
That glistcrs ID the sky;
We love 20 sse its coloss GLOW
But while we look they die
son Tuesday Hsrasng the sl,h ult Mary RatzAnrrH
o4ly daughter Joan and Susan Myers, this eeunty,
aged years and Smonihs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
desirable House and LII
q o r s 4 e e

II ~ XXI u "a ~ "
UtHE DWELLING AND STORE. 81 ne
III Main street. in ChnriessoWns for many years
';.;E =: ]; !; s. & ]; !! i
The house and out-bniEdings, and fencing are in
good order, and will be sold at price 10 make il a
good investment, and on satisfactory terms.
r. Possession given on the Isl Of April. 1851
Apply 10 JOHN W. KENNEDY.
'Crt IL lR50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
MARYLAND Agricultural Fair.

DERS0NS wishing 10 attend the great Agricul-
II suEal Exhibition At Baltimore. On he 23d inst,
afe inlcrued that return tickets viii he issued on
ThSsaay aers, and on that day only, which viii be
coed for Ave days Also, articles 10 BE offered for
exhibition on that occasion will Be taken over our
road 10 HaFpers Ferry and returned free If charge
I. Oct. Is. j. GEO. HEST, Agent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

whith We oaar TO our friends and customers Oh the
moss reasonable terms
VI Our stock of ClothS Cassheres and Fcainas is
large and well selected
Our stock OF DomeSsics ahA Groceries consists III
part Of
"a Heavy blown Sheetingsi f0-4 bleachcd do
Brown and bleached Shirthgs Osnaburgs, Dfills,
CaRtou FLANNEL, red s. white Flannel Welch do.
Liusess, Scotch Paids, Saihets, Jeans, Cot Laps
100 pair Blankets, eheap; Fiekiag from 10 to25c.
+ 10 cases BOOTS and Shoes we'll selected !
80 Boxes Mould, Sperm, and Adamaniiae Cahdles
> Rose AlmonE and Teilat Soap
\ = 50 Rosin do . 10. Caktile do
Pepper Allkpice Mace, Clokes Ginger, &c, Sc
~ Barrels prime Grab Cider Vinegar
Tobacco AND Cisarssat Winchester prices i.
10 Barrels Gia Bourbon and Tuscaloosa Whiskey
2 !" Otard Brsndg vintage 81 40
' on Apple Brandy AZ do. Peach do.
Z Port Wine 2 do. Sweet Malaga 4o,
. Sicily; Lisbon anil MADEIRA w ines
IT, ON lIoliandtGjn
ALSO Al large lo,dt Caf4ags and b. I5a,
All OF which have BEEN purchased ca sueh Term.
as t9 enabif rs 70 oteI q great Inducements a ear
be lhei with in any AZ tie adjoining counties
We can assure those WHIP deal with us that nc
eaoFi shsltHHbe wanting on arpart 10 make iii tc
.hes interest SMITH & JACKSON
Psrryville Clarke Co, Va Oct. is 1850 Lit
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Notice.

TIME subscriber being grateful for The success
I'LL he has experienced since his commencement
Ia business returns his sincere thanks 10 the nhabi
tants of Hafpers Ferry and its vicinity for their
Very liberal encouragement and can assure them
II viii always be his greatest study 10 merit con-
sinuance Of the same. He w6nld esPectfully IN
btm them q athe has just received an entire new
stock Of Drugs and Chemicals6f the most genuine
quality. Also an extensive assortment Of Patent
Medicines, RertamFry, and CUTLERY, along with
great variety ot Fancy articles Paintsi Oils, Dye
M op(s Window Glass and Putty
N Physicans Prescriptions preparet!with the great
e$t aceuEacy.either night or day III
III MIA II. DALTON HAMMOND, III
#s Ap5tBseary aaa Chemist
III II rrsrsA E5rr,- Srrternb ar 4 IaIn}# ~ : F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
For the Gentlemen.

GUPERI0R French Cloth
- Black, CIaret and Olive Cletf4s; r
# Black and Fancy Cassi nereAs
NJ Beautiful Cashmere Vestngg Silk do;
4 Silk Pocket Handkerchiets Linen do;
A fine assortment OF Silk CraEats
.% Plain and Fancy Hosiery OF every description
Caps, Hats, Gloves, &c, for sale cheap by
4 Oct Is. TATE & HOOFF.
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Hughes Iron.
Hughes, Iron.

{ TUST IeceiFed fine assortment of the above
u Iron. 1 4. L, and II, IN squares and rounds.
Ia 4 BIZ ii inch Horse Shoe Bars. Nail Rods
small Tire iron &C.; Together with general as
sort1nent of other Pennsylvania and Baltimore Iron
Am al which will sell on the most favorable
/ terms +. RAWLINS. /
*. nct a fSsn E4sl XII Al
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To he PlOugh-NakerS & Farmers:

TTlHE VALLEY Agricultural Soc iety expect shortly
10 receive from New York, DTnanameier
for the purpose Of tssiing the draught Of Ploughs
AMI on reception ofrhe same, hope u have com
pefstion Of lin The Pupghs row in use aud there
figrs desire all Plou Makers 10 haze one oE their
rnake ready for they oInpetiton, as also The Farm
sers who hdFe good <Saents 81 the kind, 70 have
them ia gcda ordeH lazy ior the contest, "a
which there will b noiIiicaiaon through me
naners r. W. BAYLOR,
Sscy IF Talleg Agrieallayai Seciets.
Der Is 1850
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To hi . Ladies.

IT ACE Capes,; Worked Collars:
LIZ Neck 1ibbans: silk and Kid Gloves
Brocade Silks; C4sl,neres; IA
Long Shawls, for sale hy rs
Oct. Is 1850. CRANE & BROWN
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ROOM F|OR RENT.

TIME Room under the residence Of Mrs. Jane n,
il Woods, IS offered !er Rent for the remainder
OF he present year Il Is well calculated for Store
Room, (haElng counidf an shelves, or shops Of
any kind. Application to he made 10
Oct liz. JOHN X WOODS.
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Groceries.

DRIME Rio Coffee; Java duo;
IL Brown, Loaf and Crushed Sugars;
Prime Tea Molasses, H.sr
Golden Syrup prime article for table use.
Just received and for Sale BIZ
OF. Is TATE & HooFF.
CRACKERS water. Sugar, soda. Buuer An
~ Wine d., for sale BY
& oet is. TATE & HQoFF.
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Notice.

FRASc,IIs y H@ WHITING ESQ q Clarke
scfiber to attend to preparing B5n1ta Iqaa Ljeca-
ratioRS for claimants, and to forward the same 10
my care, Washin glon CITY, y. c..
# JOHN S. GALLAHER, JR,
Patent Att0ra{g aad Claim Ageht
> Washinrtnn ID c. Oct: II IS5O
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r WILL pay the Market price tfor WOOL, III
J. Cash, sifher washed Of uuwashed as soon as de-
livered to.aie, except DiS4ley q PRre Cot$leotd
Will. WEBB
August e. ls50-tf: StepleTdstotrF AtRs.
Spirit az JstFrseR and lIqrttnSbArg papers capp
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TIN Ware aud Sfoccs

III all kinds, patterns and sizes. large st6ek Of
!xery.superior TUNED SAFES, al he naCsi bgau.-
nIal pauesns. A large and a. spIendid an ass,ri
InRHt uf BLOCK TIN HAZE ~ ~ $50 49,
offered in Alexandria. Iw0ald asa call M atIs1.
ti4u ps Farnetsto f-Tl
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Berryville TurnpiIkc.

A meeting Of the DiTectors Of the BeTTyville
"a and ChaSiesiown Tntnpike Company held
on The 5lh III October, 1850, il was
Ordered : That The Treasurer do make re7ni
sision upon the Stockholders OF Two Dollars uoou
each share. 70 he paid without delav
Acopy. LAWSON gorTS
Seerektrg aaa Tseasarrr.
y. B. Prompt payment j. Peciea T. B.
oesobcrie, 1850. -lt-SPirsf eegy,
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Accommodation Hack.

A HAGK, for the accommodates OF passengers
n wilt always be in readiness at Duflield's Depot
TO convey persons to any point desired BY them
Al. DUFFIELD.
Dnfieia's Derot. Ang. %. 1850
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LASF NOTICE.

TIME Notes aud fceoaais, now in my hands as
Execute of Isak SlrideT, deed, will he placed
in TIE hands OF an uiIf for collection, il imnedi-
ale payments not ms Prompt attention there
fore viii save costs.
il, MER&DITH HELM, EE'r H
If Isaac StflScr, dsed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
Bell Hanging.

HNHE Undersigned IL now In Charlesto IN, pre-
IL pared to hang Bells in the neatest and most
substantial manner. Az he will not he here very
long dose Desiring his setY had better apHly at
once In COLUMBUS ]. STEWART.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
Fail Goods

rTE have received our stock bf Full and Plaid
Nv I.is.sey, Homemade Flannel, Yarns, &C.
and for sale Al the lowest prices bF
KEYES q KEARSLEY. (.
Seniernter %. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DY virtue pf Deed bfs trust executed TO me hy
- James Clothier, Cd the 23d day Of February
1912 and Of record in the Clerks Office DC the
County Court Of Jefferson / offer fur sale with the
consent nf seil Clotbiar
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Hyi4golv nil Boarding school,

One ntfle rem keraeysriRe.
JyHGS fasitdi5on has been ID successful operation
I'LL for fapre hanlhIeeSears, and affords tterotgh
instruction in the Latin and Greek languages,
and the different branches Of complete English
dddratiin, including the higher Mathematics, &c.
\ The ensuing term will commence on Monday,
September 9th
Board Tuition &c, $50 per Session.
N VI Tuition ST 10 SIP per Session
}/ttlf REv. j. II. FRARY; PRINclPAI,
Z Willaw Hi August liz 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
Ladies' shoes.

@tRANE 8 BROWN have received large
" supply IF FASHIONABLE Ssees, made ~ Ryan,
Of philadelphia ST
Flct 19 1850
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Linseys. FLANNEL and Yarn.

e 4 PLAIN and Twilled Fulled Linsey;
U-4 III :" Plaid doI;
A 4" u Flannel
Black White and Mixed Stocking Yarn, Just
received and for sale as cheap as the cheapest.
Sept "a 1850 CRANE & BROWN 4.