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Washington telegraph., 1850-03-20
LAW DEPARTMENT: I:

Hon. E. w. NJ. KING, Professor of Iheo5 ana
Practice of Law.
JOHN DELAFIELD, Professor of Co'-nefc'ai 'u-
risprudence.
TERMs--S50 per session. ~.
All communications pertairng to TINS depart
ment must be addressed to F w. M. hlN'' Esq
Memphis, Tenn, Feb. leoo'
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-20
PROFESSORS:

2. FREEMAN, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy
r. S. NEwTeN, M. D., Professor OF Surgery ;,
II. j. HUIcE, M. D., Professor of lheory anu
Practice of Medicine.
w Rvan POWELL, M. D., Professor of Phlslol-
oqy, Pathology, Mineralogy and Geology:
]. KING, NJ D., Professor of Materla 4Aea'ca'
Therapeutics and Medical Jursprndence.
M,1rox NANpERs, A. NJ, nj. d., Professor OF
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
IA. Wilson, NJ. D., Professor OF oostetercs
and Diseases of Women and Children
CLINIQUE LECTURERS:
Medicine-Prof. I'll. ]. HULcE
Suroeru-Prof r. S. NEWTON
AnafomicaL DernonstrGtor-Z FRESHMAN AZ" ~
The fees for full course OF lectures amount -
$i05. a,z Na..;ou,,ors
eas Da,,onstrator's Fee, $40. Graduation, S2O.
Those desiring further information Will please
address their letters (post paid to the Dean; and
students arriving in the city VIII please can oi
-: :. ,t,a Co,,.naro.I Hntsl
r. S. NEWTON, M. d., Dean Of the Faculty
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-20
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

The regular course of Lectures Ia the institute w
,,,;,I commence ON the lst of November, and con-
tnue until the last of February. The Anatomi:al
Department will be opened and ready TO receive
Dan.-t,,ant will be under the direction OF the FOL
Washington telegraph., 1850-03-20
DIR. BENZ. II. JE'TT

HAS resumed the practice of medicine in
IA Washington, and may at all times be
found at his apothecary store, unless profes
sionally absent, where he will keep full
supply of fresh medicines for sale low for cash
Washington Nav 4.-4-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
FIDELITY

Never forsake friend When enemies
gather arouud-when sickness falls on the
heart when the world is dark and cherries
is the time to try true friendship The
heart that has been touched with true gold
win redoable its efforts, when the friend is
sad or ia trouble Adversely tries true,
friendship They who. turn from the scene
of distress betray their hypocrisy, and prove,
that interest only moves them. If you have
friend who cloves you-who has studied
your interest and happiness-be sure to sus-
tain him in adversely Let him feel that his
former kindness is appreciated, and that his
love was not thrown away Real fidelity
may be rare but itexists in the heart. Who
has not seen and felt its power2 They only
deny its worth and power who have never
either loved friend orilabored to make him
happy The good and kind-the affection
atefand the virtuous. see and feel the heaven.
" principle. They would sacrifice wealth
and happiness to promote the happiness Of
others, and in return they receive the reward
Of their love by sympathizing hearts and
countless favors, when they have been brought
low by distress or adversely.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
sIaI ann anEER srnnr.

4 On "Trip up tie Eennessee ,;v.r n.
ana bis crew got cut u meat Thn, .s ~,
not thinksit fair play & IL w;thon. .os 49, =
cane eosntry, whsresks-e ,zers = -. :.
Vi. sa..le 20 asusu4 they selected The
la.IesI ana best beef they eouldhnd. They
cn'ained one that would weigh about seven
Ard taken OF board. sos0
About three hours afterwards fonr.a.n
men came down 10 the bsas with r;fes nhsr.
g.ng Jim with having aclen a beef Jim
III not show tight ThsereR paid no asten-
lon g what was going ,--some were sit.
glng on the running boslds, with their feet
9angllng ~ the ater-screral were fSipg
gpon deck Oh klas kets--every one seems9
Suil and stppefs ia was seated. on tie
$3.50, ~ e .ne poat, sting on his hand
j eS, yes, VIC Know 49,
Here, on this very boat-they have beef on
board, and We will have it off,
The boat is open, 60 look for yourselves
gentlemen, but you will find mistake sar-
tta; but satisfy yourselves on shat point
That We will, and in an instant have the
Beef
SO at it they went first having placed
three men as guard, to see that the crew
did not play some trick The others made
a(search by rolling and rerolling every thing
III the boat, and still no beef was found =
One fellow declared that they had left no
place unsearehed where the four quarters of
acat could be hid, let alone big OK The
same gravity was preserved BY Jim. He
wished the gentlemen TO be perfectly salts.
fed
The fact was while2the crew was.skinning
tile beef one Of them discovered a man
watching them from behind a tree They
took 10 NOTICE, Of it, but when they came to
the boat they told Jim they were caught
He scratched his heada little while, and then
prepared for Just such visit as he received
FHe placed the four quarters Of the beet on
the deck of the boat, and spread the hide o.
yer them-on this he spread all the blankets,
and four men lay down on these blankets
jim, as before stated, was on the bow of tho
boat, continually wishing 'sthe gentlemen to
dissatisfied, but they would linda mistake,
sdrtian
AS the beef hunters proceeded with their
search Jim continued to urge upon them the
Importance of afstrict search
4 Look about and be satisfied, gentlemen
look where you please, but there is one
thing 7 must ask of you, aud that is, not to
disturb; them there sick men We buried two
yesterday with the small pox, and them there
foaT mnn are svety sick. Very sick indeed
gentlemen, apdd must beg Of you not to dis
tufb them It's always the thing you
can do;to disturb sick man, especially ifhe
betncar hisSlast4-it kind O makes the blood
fAt to the head to he distnrhed &e,'
/ he had! no listeners. II ever there were pail
! faces, fallen jaws, and CHASTITY looks among
/ set of men, it was about that time and place
i They moved off without speaking word
ana thus jim lost his visitors, and kept til
II hehf IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
LIVING IN HEARTS.

II IS better to live in hearts than in
houses. A change of ciTcums tances or
disobligiEd landlord may turn one out of "a
house to which lie has formed many attach
ments. Removed from place TO place is with
4, any an unavoidable incident Of life But
an cannot be expelled from true and loving
heart save hy his own fault nor yet always
IL that. for affection clings tenaciously 70 its
object in spite ofilldesert; but 60 where he
will. his home remains in hearts which have
learned ID lose him; the roots Of affection
~ not torn 3out or destroyed by such re-
navals. ba. they remain fixed deep in the
! bvart. cIin1inc stsil to the image Of that OBJ
;Act whick thsg ARE ever more eager again
u clasn Whehl one reyisits the home Of
his childhood. oF the place Of bis happy
abode in l,fe's spring time, pleasant as it is
n survev each familiar spot, the house, the
r,rden the trses planted BY himself or by
fIndred now sleeping in the dust, there is
q a. warm grasp Of The hand, ID the mel
.;,r of thA efes III the kind and earnest sal
,,sss;on. u she tender solicitude for the
srn,f.rt aud uasasure Of his visit, delight
~ No mere local object Of nature Or art, no
hs.nt;ful cbttsc6.I or shady rill, orquict grove
- rossibSv best6w. lobe remembered tc
(. Lived t5 live il hearts-this is one solacf
md earth ehangcs-this i Z Joy above al
ia nleasureslpf Scene and place. We love
,L;s sniritaal hdme-feeling this union o.
bearts which death cannot destroy; for i
angurs, if there n heartpurity e well heart
,3eet;on. an nnchangihg and fmperishabl.
abodsi il hearts my dear ChFistsan lrea'y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
SILENT INFLUENCE.

1t is tho bubbling spring which flows
gently, the little rivulet which runs along
day and night, by the farm house, that is
useful, rather than the swollen food or war
ring cataract Niagara excites our wonder
and we stand amazed at the power and great
mess Of God there, as he poured it from the
hollow Of his hand But one Niagara is
enough for the continent, or the world, while
the same world requires thousands and tens
Of thousands Of silver fountains and gentle
flowing riyulets, that water every farm and
meadow, and every garden, and that shall
fo5 on every day and every night, with
their gentle, quiet beauty. So with the acts
of our lives It lis not by great deeds, like
those of the martyrs, that good is to be done
it ii by the daily and quiet virtues of life
thet Christian temper, the meek forbearance,
the. spirit of forgiveness, in the husband, the
wife, the father, the mother, the brother, the
sister, the friend, the neighbor, that good is
to be done
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29

NEW AND CHEAP
EsLL & WINTER GOODS.

HNHES undersigned has Just returned from the
i EsSRFn markets with complete assortment
of Fall 3l,H Winter Goods which have been selected
with grs3t care, and will be sold at small profits,
adopting The old adage that sihe nimbie sixpenee is
better DIDO the slow shilling" His stock consists
in pari SGthe following articles;
Cannon icVoihs, iorLadies' Dress
EmhroiAeEe do, Gall coloss, a beautiful article
MeriroSsV assorted c0loTs;
Alpaca Inquired and piain,l assorted colors; E"
Mouscls ips Figured and plain,l good assortment
Ladies' :shawls, all patterns and sizes
Ladies' flores, of superior qualify Silk and Kid
GenllefSSn's BuSkin, Beaver and Kid Gloves;
beauiy4l assortment Of FAN and Winter Bonnets;
Superc5 trimmings for Ronneis;
Jenny l,hd Trimmings for Dresses, all eolors;
largtS assortment 81 Dress Silks, all eoors, and
Fall All Winter calieoes, beautiful patterns and
vess Hheapis
Laccs, tSgings Wells, Grapes illusions, Flowers,
| Superi,EaFrench Cloths. very low,
Cassimstes. (Efenchand American 1assor,ed colors
i any fiery eheapi
] CassinS{ all prices; &
LindseSa very cheap;
\ AfaTgez4oek Of Doniestics, very low;
While VII eotored fiannels, very tane and cheap
1914, NJ y and 1874 Whiiney Blankets 25 per
eeIS bower than last year;
A good 4soriment Of Hosiery
+ A lafgeS assortment oi Ladies. Misses, and Chill
dret4 Shoes e.
A larget Fsurtrnent China, Glass and oaeensware
r. Hardware;
A compIsle stock of Tinware;
Z GentleTksa's Hats Fab fashion, Eery superior;
Wool Has, very low
! Santa FkAN alter Proof Hats, 30 cts;
A COMPILE stock of:dirnceriesi
Flour tkean and ii fact every article that is usu-
1 allv sen sH retail store.
His fEknds and the public ale most respectfully
invited Hbcall aud examine his stock before makins
their pug hases, be makes no charge tor showing
his COSY JOHN G. WILSON,
SS7pssiie fas Arsenal SkenA S., H. Ferry.
Harm E-Ferry Ger 49, 1850 Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29

~ The Albany Dutchman says with
mare homely truth than poetry, that the
only people that hope, are the poor Tho
rich live in fear. Reduce man to one pair
of breaches, and his view of futurity is as
bupyant as cord. Make millionaire of
him, and he will worry from years end to
years end Every gale of wind not only
sinks his vessels, but his spirits, and the
same confagration that only breaks up the
nap Of the loafer, fills the mind Of the rich
man with fear and trembling for the stock
be owns in some insurance company.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
BOOKS.

When everything else fails-when fortune
froWns. and friends cool, and health forsakcs
us-Nhen this great wide world Of forms and
shows appear I two edged lie, which seems
butts not, when ali our clinging hopes and
ambitions melt into nothiDgDess-
Like snow dskes on river,
One moment white, Ihen gone forever,
we are still more without friends to animate
aud console rss-friends in whose immortal
countenance, as they look upon us from
books, We can discern no change who will
dignity low fortunes and humble life with
their kindly presence who will people soli-
tudes with shapes MORE glorious than ever
glittered in palaces; who will consecrate sor-
row and take the sting from care and who
IN the long heh1r Of despondenc4 and weak
ness. will send healing 70 the sick heart, and
enerryfto the wasted brain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
: WIDOWS, WITS. J.

rs rarAMa-0ne d Tie mos, Distinguished
members q .he Escaiapian Art Tells ,hefellowing
s'ofy' which, m our opinion Is really good an
and q perfesl yereray riidleF affsir Ths Doctor
SAYS. -
About two years ago, was called in Is
see Mr , whe appeared to be, ana
really was dying. thcAgh he lived for many
months Afterwards, when be did die sure
enough. About a week after the funeral
ceremonies had been over, paid 4 visit
part professional, part as one Of condolence.-
to the widow and upon. asking her how she
was, she replied, not well at all this morn
ing, doctor had a dream last night
which completely destroyed my rest. and
from the effects ST which l have not vel re-
covered
Indeed 7 sid I: perhaps ii would ID
well that yor inform me Of tie nature If the
years, and though We nsvs Apalhdl ID sspssdx.
deal Of money, we must owe you good deal
yet, and l dreamed that you called with
your bill, and not living the means at hand
TO pay it, (and, by the way, dun always
distresses me more than anything on earth,
1 became perfectly miserable
After that, says the doctor, what could
| do but advise her never to dream again Of
the bill2 Whether she has taken my advice
Or not, do net know but do know that'I
have never dreamed Of presenting it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
Notice.

TIME repairs thathase been going on for several
u mpntRs. have at length been completed, and
~ are pleased 10 announce 10 our friends along The
l;ne IN, me tsanalis now Ia fine naviyable order
we home therefore that cur customers and dealers
generally, will not let the delay 70 which we have
heen subjected IN forwarding Goods, pFeyen, 'nelf
coming % our market y purchase their Fall sup
plies a. We are now prepared to oeg very great in
surements Ia the way of bargains.
AryElefH, BRO. & CO.
Aiexanafia. SepL6, 1850,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
An AsKEh-A lady ii England was !,

An Asker lady in England was re,
Gently visited by female servant who had
been married and seeing that she presented
an appearance Of having very much betteFed
her circumstances, she inquired the nature
Of Der husband's profession TO this inter.
rogaiory the Young woman replied
He is an asker, ma'am,n
An asker p inquired the good lady, with
amusement, s'and what in the world is that7t
sob. ma'am, be stands in the street, and
asks
Y Why, you don't mean to say Scu have
married began, doyo17'
Yes, ma'am, but It's very good business.
Mg husband thinks it very hard work in
deed, il be don'tbring home ave shilliDes !
day
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
y 'ss ~ AT lot our moments of low
Is Isl OF the pressed = ora |,
AUG TAfs hisfl. slloy.

Sad, sweet season What solemn and
tender rssollections cluster around thee IL
With every changing leaf that futfersin the
breeze, falls some cherished memory upon
our spirit path
It's well that We should feel peculiarly
tender aAd solemn in this melancholy time !;
for let the-artist, with glowing pencil, tinge
Is be mas the rudy Bacchus god of his i'm
agination and call him autumn. depicting
him with bale, ford health, and the broad
sensueussmile Of pleasure, still the real sea.
son, With is shilling breath, and cold, pale
skies, is aeiancholy.
The trees --poor naked things-how sor
rowful they seem, finging upward their bare,
brown arms inthe keen air They have Civ
en- US Of oar ABUNDANCE, shed the fruit that
SO bcautifallysclothed them in purple and
gold, uppn tkesehanging earth, and now they
are turning black, and whitening at the fros
~ touch bf Autumn
The flowers. in my garden, too, are paling,
dropping and dying They turn their sick
" heads TO Che SUM- but alas in their very
hearts the boar frost is nesting, gnawing a.
way their gentle lives SO when the kindly
Glance Of their good physician falls softly
upon them, there is no longer vitality in their
still beautifuiforms
They are dying E
And SO are many gentle ones of earth !;
outwardly lovely like those sweet flowers, the
angel Of death is shadowing them with his
broad wings, and they are swiftly passing a.
way.
I knovsef enc who reposes upon the couch
Of his last: sickness. Stricken in early man
hood with that fell DESTROYER, consumption;
no earthly skin can rescue from the grave.
+ So lovely ID life, so moral Id example, 30
gentle of heart,it seems strange that he
should know the constant pangs OF unrelent-
ing, Implying disease. But Gods ways are
not our ways.
4 Ever oy his SIDE, stands true and tender
I wife, whose SOFT hands smooth his teyered
gently upon Pr sparn. ~
lie was q sWeet, oiue-eyeq pape' an oaly
one, whose aisfsS Prat.llng' tiAe w y =,
OF Angels Wakeas new iofe' pisen ~ = iaii'
upon MS nearst
ices l.ho. sen e nia = 'I ia' ~ :,
nra = = tr.rai,hs wssry World natb alone
paor E9n.r,sr cb;ld II sufrer;pg soon IN
tr;nnnh ~ yaica shall ioin with the host,
,of The re5een,ea around the throne Of q cd
Memories &c tbe dead waken anew in thu
Autumn season.
8 H. o,L xo,.;rns nl,st a.,
Nv t lna ia = u nassIsS ,non :
bosom Ills Antump he sleeps calmly upof
lie cold lap Of earth Andtthe wife, with
The warm tears If grief believing her pale
cbeeL wbisnars L last Autumn how fondly
r leaned ,lnon the arm Of ena whom loved
/ LII - III Ca I now these erfsn leaves cir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29

AwKwARD.-A fellow the other evening,
Of bashful temperament, screwed his ceuf-
age to the sticking point" as Shakespeare
says, and actually dared 70 apop, the ques-
ton" to a young lady, who, in accordanee
with custom of course, Immediately tainted.
In his hurry and agitation, be seized d bot
tie Of INK. installing it for cologne, and dash.
ed its contents in her face and over. her
snow white dress. OF course she immedi.
ately came to, Y and the awkward fellow had
the felicity of being kicked out of the house
by her big brother There's many slip
twixt the cup and the.lip.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
-
HANGING.

IA Scotch parson in his prayer said, 'fI4aird,
BLESS the great council, parliament, and
grant that they may all hang together"
"a country fellow standing by replied,
Eyes, with all my heart, and the sooner
the better I'm sure Il is the prayer 6f all
good people" ~
But friends said the parson, u don'k
mean as that fellow does but pray that they
may all hang to geather in accord and con.
cord 4.
aNo matter what cOrd,p replied the 6thcr,
$50 tits but strdng one-p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29

ALixs alsiaI Va SErrKsaEn, 1850.
ID KsFE UI.LY make known loiheif Is
Ii tomeff I'D dealers generally that shey se
nov 10 M Ri ips ~ heir regular Fall Stock 81
U0ofs, hOes, A1nss, Cans, A.c..
purchase 9lsksly Of hs Manufaeiurefs ia New
England tkS{zh prices and % such Terms a to en-.
able them III alnpeie fally. with any Of the North.
seEn Ctte 4Aey invite attention 10 the following
as,coinptlsl ksiy poEsisp q their sock
2,s0s Gases TAI eaFlooas ee1Ikining Mems Thick
Msps1 It q 6az Ro.iea round and
DO Nary sba Planners, hi,
Do. very hSe&f and extra sizef. d..
Dc. unlns.skN eQ Boy il and Youths do. 4
Meas MsasSgs Gail. KIP and Seal do
Boy. aed faall. %;
Msn's Dautss ask Thick Boots
noys. Yssileg I'd cAils.ren's as;
Mems Calf egkk Sole, kwaf; water pro5f) do.
Do FisliHk do.i
Re- Re kIps ss,,| gSa n aoI
Do Fine Ga{ Morocco stilsh a..
.Womsn's At0Iosso and KiG Well Raskins;
20. IL, do. do Ties;
Ladies' estsaIaas M9roseo and Aid Baskins and
20. Cater BoOl.i
%. ~ nskr.Aas HSoiees
DO do &C Buskins and Ties;
Do Low ptica Kid, Seal, Calf and Morocco
Mise. Leather kid, CAR and Morocco slippers
and Bnskilsj
DO. do Bootees
Chldrens Boats and Shoes, in great variety;
a0s CAKES Xfafs and Cape.
Comprising Beaver. Silk, Russia Cashmere, An
COLA. DIabb ard Black Wool, with very large
and general assortment or Navy. Travelling,
GLAZED and other fashionable styles Of Cloth and
other Caps
2e5 Hair aud Black Leather Trunks;
1000 pounds 81 teT Thread; with variety of Mems
Women's MISSES and Ghildren's Metallic Over
Shoes aud Beet9.
They respectfully Invite an carly call from all IN
pursuit. of bargains.
AicvEIGH, BRO. & CO.
Prince street WharfrA
Alexandfia.. September 6. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29

~ z. ~ RE1EE4Rz IN r..o,,en ~ go.
MI - AIeHd1t ~ i61 y Ssptsa2sx Esr rs,srss
eR tns,tNe.Ia4 tfnhr1ceS Ill liz b-sSrkEs ,,s -
~ a. 2ssi ln*itlic1s ii Is he e1Sri 80
Mss P1ELfs fsl each psipiI s =. .,,s - 9.
go lNsN Heee,4 possess efeff adFanfsrs ~ 1sg5-
~, snqt tlit schools rf6ssff &hg 8 e
nte asconpl tf iie TeacLeFs So 49,. i. -
4 her sehool bxIierine !; tts- 80, !,
<1ska! setcNN ln5n school thai ~ r,i-s =
3iie e aesa1inied viii ihe -. - RI
VI q .seh pdirIlual mind Mueh .s,-,, 4ns. y
~ e H,sfQY Each child pufsnes ! $3.50 3
49, & histnslcal Reading ~ 1l.Alle
~ s14,k competitions arr fecuirtd ri. .ts
ts1 rs lfsFHenily required as i ,reekI - o.les
u snsisacis from oar hest Bf;lSsR flsssss
g ~ ioa Shakespeare Ne r. s s.5,sssless
q ,1e Pnpi which ali os5es n.
shepld b subsidiary. 4 at.endeI Y, u
gre constantly nenfrirr "a ~ $3.50.
s that an eaFntsf Chris,sar T..ss
~ gF t6g isfnsipr 81 ~ ....,
~ &c we sesss<s n : sts,.
bkstEelass coiid11Iak - q s 8 4sekly {
BStfd & Tuition for the Scholastic year, sio5 90 I
Tkfisbnin every English Brsnsh. 80 90 1
CSlstten under il years 81 nRe. ! 25 90 1
ESBehs f[f=s - 90 /
Lsssns 1900 +
FSts4h and Latin WI . -zlded1 1900 I
MSsif, 1000 I
DsseEng md Pai1sine. 400 /
dsEass %, 1859.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29

HF The man who would systematically
and wilfully set about cheating printer,
would commit highway robbery upon cry
ing baby, and rob it of its gingerbfead-ta take,
the last bit Of hoecake from starving ne ]
grg-rob church Of counterfeit pennies
lick the butter off blind negro's filter
pawn the false whiskers of dandy for 4
drink Of liquor-skin toad for its hide
and take the clothes off scarecrow, to
make respectable appearance in society.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
Gentlemen's Goods.

TERE4EHARRIS. has Just returned from Balti-
j moi Philadelphia add New York, with the
greaeesis xarteiy Of tie MOST FAsHioSABhE AND
FINExr 4seDs to be found. Tor Mas an@ by 5
Hear. sIe latiers himself THAI trofn his long ex-
periencs*sn the purchasing Of goods, and Fartieu-
iarly tlSt branch, none ca sarpass his present
stock WITCH be Is ready 10 show any who will "a.
ver hiuilkit it'll a call He pledges himself @ sell
them assEaw as ansf other house, and on The most
pleasing herms His stock is much larger than
nsaal III most respectfully sohcits call from
the sersSsmenof our Town and county,
OctofsF is 1850.
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UUmsc
Boating end Commission Business.

BUNtlMg
FTvHE subscribers having boats constantly run
j ming ID Georgetown and Alexandria, do re-
specially ietefm all persons having PR0DuCEt 10
sind 10 silh{t market that they viii beat il on rea
sbnable terms They also have Warehouse sitn-
a,ed on he Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and on the
baltimore 4nd Ohio Rail Road, and will forward
irodace 10 any point IN the Baltimore road, or on
lie Winchekfer road Al very small charge.
A supply M Plaster. Salt Fish, Tar, Shingles,
I.afhes i.utrher, sc, always on hand and for sale
low. WM II, ELGIN s. CO.
Harpers-kefry, Jan III, lSs9--sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-29
ehoe-1Iakers. Attention !!

TUST received, very large assortmsnt q snoe
81 Findings such as Thread Of nv yery oesl
oualitv: shoe Pegs, Is different sizess Measuring
Straps, Boot Webb. SpaTahless Cork yoaes. 80
logelker with ! large assortment Of FFenth hlt.,
nrs hand. can now offer The best assortAens g
shoe Findings ever il our market
Nov. !. 1850. 4. RAW LIS. J