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POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
ODD-FELLows' HALL.

TUESDAY, MARCH nth.
nUMBOLTONs CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN
~ SERENADERS respectfully announce 10 the
ladies and gentlemen Of Washington, that thew
will have the honor of giving series of their mimi
table entertainments at the above hail. Commencing
on TIL URSDAY EVENING, February 2sth. con-
sisting of NeiD Songs, Glses, CLortses B,rlesq..
Lectures, Yioiia Solo, Banjo Solo, Dancing, Whist
ling, &C.; in all of which they stand unrivaled
either in America or Europe
For full particulars, see programmes
Direcfor-Mr. j. A. DUMBoLToN.
Admission 25 cents. Doors open at n, Concer
at precisely. Feb. p
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WOODLAND FOR SALE NEAR WASH
IxGTON CITY.

INGTON CITY.
rJ,HIRTY- EIGHT ACRES ofcxccllent wood land,
i lying about one mile from the Capitol, on the
new road 30 Bladcnsburg, beautifully located for
villas or country residences, and adjoining the
lands Of Mcssrs. Burr, Scott, Calvert and Burrows.
II il abundantly supplied with good water, and hf-
teen acres Of il are well exposed for garden, being
covered with an inexhaustible bed Of the richest
peat II will be sold all together, or in parcels TO
suit, at low prices and upon accommodating terms,
II Immediate application be made 10
j. r. CAILAN,
March . Corner Y and 7th streets.
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NIEMEYER a. WHITE,

Commission Merchants and General Produce
Brokers, Portsmouth, Va, offer their services to
the shipping, planting, trading, and manufactur-
ing interests.
We will give strict attention to selling or ship
ping Tobacco, Cotton, Flour, Grain, Provisions,
Lumber, and Naval Stores and forward msrchan-
disc with despatch
Portsmouth, Feb. 8, 1850.
Feb. l9-eo3m
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BROWNS HOTEL.

II r.. 4 VI. BROWN. PRoPRIETORs.
Pa. Avenue. between 9th and 18th streets.
wAsHireTor, ID. G.
June i3-tf
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NEW BOOKS.-This day received
IN Memoir Letters and Poems of Bernard Barton,
with portrait.
The Convict Ship, by G. A. Browning, M. d.,
Surgeon Royal Navy.
Dictionary Of Synonymical Terms Of the English
Language, by the Rev. James Rawson, A. NJ.
For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY,
March Is Booksellers, near 9th ST.
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CARusT,s SALOON.

g OIREE DANSANTE.-L.CA RUSI has the honor
~ to announce that the next Sonee Dansante will
be held at the Saloon on saturday evening, 10th
instant. Ladies, visiters, and strangers are re-
spectfully invited without further notice.
March l2-dtl4 Nl Ntfa1tA
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~ EDWARD VIM JOHNSTON.

Secretary TO the COMMISSION.
n Is. The Washington newspapers which OH
cially publish the laws will please insert the above
thrice week for two weeks. March Is
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GADsBy's HOTEL.
Corner Of Penpsyi vsnis avenue and I'd ST.,
Near Railroad DEPOT. Wastsngion.
Oct 2--iftf
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[IIANTEp.-BY Lady every way comp

yXTANTED.-By Lady every way competent
w 10 teach Music ON the Piano Forte and
Guitar, a situation in some Seminary south or
west, though the former would be preferred. She
has much experience in her profession, having
been employed in several of the most respectable
Seminaries The most unquestionable references
given as 10 character and capacity.
Any communication addressed, poet paid, 10 o.
p, Washington city post-ofice, will be promptly
attended To Feb. l9tf
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FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA CHAGREs.
- The United States Mail Steamshi
1(aEE.O OHIO, Lieutenant j. Il. Schenck, Uni

- The United States Mail Steamship
S1<dk6e OHIO, Lieutenant Il. Schenck, Uni
ted States Navy, commander, will be
despatched from her pier the foot of Warren street.
North river, on THURSDAY, the 2sth Of March, for
New Orleans via Havana
Passengers for Chagres will be transferred to the
Falcon at Havana, and proceed without delay.
The superior accommodations of the OHIO,
and her thoroughly tested double engines of 200
horse power each, give passengers assurance of
safety and speed not to be felt in inferior vessels,
running with single engine.
An experienced surgeon is attached to the vessel.
Through tickets'to San Francisco can be secured
on application at the office Of the company.
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK TO
CHAGRES.
Statc-rOom IS 100
Standee berth. Observation-Disclosures. so
Storage berths, found bed and separate table so
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM PANAMA TO
SAN FRANCISCO.
State room berths. mann. ........... Il 300
Storage berths, found bed and separate table $50
RATES OF PASSAGE
To Havana. To N Orleans.
State room berhs. .......... $40 S75
Standee berth, forward cabin So 60
Storage, found bed and board % 25
Freight TO Chagres must be prepaid, and all bills
of lading must be signed on board the ship.
The publiG are informed that the books for steer
age tickets for the month of May are now open,
| from Panama to San Francisco. Application
should be made Immediately.
! The undersigned will despatch the following
steamers to run regularlyto San Francisco:
| REPUBLIC, ANTELOPE, and COLUMBUS.
For freight or passage, apply to
Nj. o. ROBERTS,
Mar. lS-td lis West street, New York.
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PHILApELpHIA, March l6-p. II

THE ELECTION.
AT the ward elections yesterday in the city proper,
the Wings usual carried nearly every thing. In
Southwark the Democrats have carried five Com
missioners out of seven, and Native vote greatly
diminished. In Northern Liberties three Wing Al
dermen have been elected. Kensington has gone
Democratic. Also Moyamensing, with the excep.
ton of the Third ward, which, as usual, maintains
her Wing principles. Passayunk is Native, every
candidate having been elected. Spring Garden,
with the exception of the Seventh ward, has gone
Democratic. t er
NEW ORLEANS, March II.
The cotton market has been more active, and
prices have advanced cent since previous sales
Sales yesterday of 900 bales and during the past
three days $1,000 bales have been taken, closing
firm.
Flour is scarce, and has advanced Is cts. per Dbl
within the past twenty four hours. Ohio is now
selling at SIS 90 per Dbl
Sales of Rice, at 81 cts. per Id.
Coffee quiet
Sugars and molasses unchanged.
The city is healthy and the weather pleasant
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rRIFFITH's UNIVERSAL MEDICAL
VI FORMULARY-Cont the methods Of
preparing and administering oficinal and other
medicines; the whole adapted to Physicians and
Pharmaceutists, by r. Eglesfeld Griffith, M. ID.
This day received, for sale by
TAYLOR g. MAURY,
March Is Booksellers, near 9th st.
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COD LIVER OIL.

DURE medicinal Cod Liver OIL at wholesale and
Il retail; also, Cod Liver Oil Capsules; warranted
pure For sale by ]. +. CALLAN,
March s Corner Of f and 7th streets.
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MISS SNOHT
Music Lessons Plano and Guitar.
A PPIICATION to be made at Mr.. CARUSPS
N Music Store, or mt Mrs. CLARE'S, over Bank
Of Washington, Louisiana avenue, between 9th
and 7th streets, WAsHIseToN, ID. &. Alter the ex-
perience Miss Scorr has had in teaching in Semi
narles both South and West, she is confident she
will give satisfaction to those who favor her with
their patronage Feb. Ill
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TN compliance with requisition to Mr.. Geo.
Il Vandenhoff, signed by the Hon. Reverdy John
son, the Rev Smith Pyne, Hon. w. w. Seaton,
Hon. Thomas Corwin, and others,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
TRaBuTE OF REspEcr.

(, The following resolutions were adopted at a
meeting OF Malta Lodge No. so, September IS,
1880
wpragAs i has pleased Almighty God 10 take from
ad:s-ss rs 81, sudden sita ion Of His Providence our
Hr Their JOHN J. II GUNNEI, long known aad highly
esteemed mol only rs useful and good cfzen but
most worthy Brolher-
RrsSlsed That this Lodge, Of which he was MON
her, ana the Fraternity Of large. have sustane by his
death greatloss.
Res lsed. That we ID most heartily and deeply unite
ia fnpathiziag with The friends Of the deceased and IA
mourning cur Departed Brother.
Resblsed, hat wear the usual baigc 81 tenrning
, for thirty days
Resolved, That copy OF tho above resolutions DC
transmitted tht relatives Of our decc sed iFpter and
also the Spirtof Jefferson and free Press cr paoica
lion Ry order Of the w a. sreihren
September ~, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
To Market Gardeners, and all
others concerned.

HyHEi subscriber offers new seed fills LARGE
j. YORK CABBAGE, variety unsurpassed,
If equailedby any egersuid in Philadelphia. This
variety Is Of tree growth and much harder Than The
imporfed hence 1T it be sown at the usual time in
the fan the plants attain too large size, and
Liable 10 shoot ltshould therefore not be sowA ear
Tier than st 10 10Th of October inta frame so that
thew can be protected If necessary nntii large e.
nough to 4 haEsaP.p ri sown il February, In hot
bed il will prove greatly superior toany imported
Cabbage raised in thai way The heads being double
the size and not SO liable TO burst as those raised
from European seed.
He also offers EARLY YORK CABBAGE
SEED, raised from imported stock; il i little
earlier than LANDRETM 5 LARGE YoRE. and much
larger and harder than the ENGLIsH IoRK, OF But
LOCK Heart
Also for sale, all the approved varieties Of Cab-
hage, Broccoli and CauiinowsT. imported from re-
sponsible persons in England and Germany, and
warranted 10 grow. d LANDRETH,
65 CAssn1t Stfssk philadelphia. E
WAi, STABEER s. BRO,
Agents. ioT Alexandria, Va.
Sept. 20 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
Household and Kitchen
FUR MIXTURE.

? 4IaAogany Bureaus;i I Nahorang .Safa !;
Mahogany Centre It4Jks; Fl Card, doI:
? Dinner 1ts6Svs 81 TFTsstsr 49,
sea Rash Bottom Chairs;
4! do- other Chars; Carpetiag,
Bids, Bidding and Bcdsteads;
5 Uiush Stands | Pa ior Store:
2 Ten Plate, DO leith Pipe
Cooking Store and fixtures ~ good order,
and many Qflsefarttcies deemed unessei-
ttqL 10 e7laa1erats.
TsRMs--A credit of nine months viii he given
on all sums OF SIS and upwards except upon the
Wheat, Corn, Fat Hogs and Fat Steers, tho terms
otlsale OF which will bt made known on the day Of
sale thcputchaser giving bond and good security.
Uhder s., casa. No propsrty 10 be removed until
the terms oil sale are. compiled with IT.
JACOB M0LER, 80,
WM. HUNTER, aug Fl
ssnt aT 1850 --SpiYtk cary I35,s
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cAumoS 10 DRUGGISTS AND THE PUBLIC

The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy Of Dr.
wisars Basan OF Wild Cherry in all the diseases for
which il Is many cases after The
skin Of The best hysicians were effect
ed larrs and increasing demand for il This tact has
caused uaprncped cnuntereiteTs aud imators 10 palm
oil spurious mxturessof similar aud appearance,
for The genuine Balsam.
az NOT DECEIVED By IMP0SToRs.
The pihiic should careful get The genuine aEs,-
III 80 fks aud eoauteltes, oelng IVY up ~
49, rAo know nothing of medicine, or Of the diseases
81 the h1nSn system, entirely unsafe ana
rrrose he Columbas fGa.,) Eaqairer, Feb :. ielsl
wierARss BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
II. kaxe an utter abhouence for AZ kinds q gusss
- ssrseialv .nch as are calculated 10 misead the
1870 Is ~ III rnrat3ye virtues OF patent medicines
Thcre are doubtless many catehpenny noslrums asiy
srr5ed ara hourly used which are not only q no
vslue hnt Absolutely deescrioas 20 the Physe,l 49,
There are etk4f halsans extracts ~, nqs ~
peradyensnre, n the hAracentie y. -.
apohnenry OF regular sican, chat are ~ eeLsa -
Sos II oIe value than a the pseszE,ptions q nesn
Mi fcrether Wisfns3 lalsain 81 Wild Chefy y -
niitcd NJ ths ecpcnttni |Iimesy 81 those VINO nave
pfoved IL piIthes ~ M ~ nttfr class ~ eelas
and esnsamptlsns ssit>t Nd eHxoAi forsn: e W,
as u nsfk4 kiniFed dfsse< ~ krfo qSed Win =
most unisrrsal success l. eA1ls = shreesseiS ~
this ssPerisdtcing ns amy 2 IN ~,
sasss a6ese alhsaed y, ~. nsdlens ~ shias NJ
"a be estimated.
fc SI VA sb s. - Z s. ElcHELBERcgRs
CknrleSt0nn.
LIP HARTMAN
IYl,tehcsfsE
Aud 81 prssiss. gsses.lly every where.
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IoDITrARY.

Jn the l6th inst Of consumption on die farm, al, her
father. - Frede lex county, Md, Miss ELLEN So
PtFiA, daughter d Dir, JosEPH c. ard IIAakIEr Is
iisYs,q larpersFerry Va in the 2lst year of her
age 3
The ecessed possessed in a very high Il gree those
qualities Of mind and heart, which command Confidence
friendship and love In the family aad social circle she
seea by common consent fayorite A the early age
oiopreen & proiessed change Of heart and ioncd
The = huFeh, and Continued within lis Il ale until
leah signed her release 10 the Chrch triumphant -
The pey this young lady was not conspicuous but rct
ring set pu oas and earnest in that providence which
for six honths lcrcboded the early approach icatt
Z nctcnly Suffered with unnurmurias pat nee, tut
huHely an eyen che rinfly aequiesccd while to nu-
and ious friends the cloud y III iucrcasia
darknesS myktcriohsy augurcd, that one young SO
loved mast really deto he heartthe same cloud re-
feacrd madcfshlc, and clothed in rlchcr cpicrs The
pure nnd yl light 4f Heaven Nor dill The struggle OF
soin on cast Single shade Of gloom over So bright
respect; fer th smile wrcahng hci dy ing lips and
eager ~ ssul pei bcaning from her counirnance she
gently slept away uttering adibiy distinctly and triu
phanils Y Die Is GAINg" - ANXIOUS.
HaPers Ferry. $eptT23. l5j0E-N
ItoMMtsIc ArrDl
Near SmithGcid on Wcdnc day night, 18th inst, Or
Scarlet Fc Or, ELLEN VIRGINIA, h ird daughter Of
WmLisN and ELIzABErH~ CANERes, aged 3 years,
months and 10 days
This sweet and interesting child was qnict and pa
tcnt suuere. 70 more than three ks She fe VIC
m 10 disease al has brought more sorrow ID parents
hearts han MY othcr has pleased Godt5 wish on their
innoce odsptia Her fart spirit hassl cen b9rr
ang wingsto that rest romsed 10 all That depart at
y tender age The blessed Savf has i'd, ''sufer
He children, and forbid theta unto for
y such q the kingdom d Hca AZ hat comfort 10
mea npg christian parents when their dear little
skrit from their embrace here earth is The assnr
aee that they eacFclcd the o their Saviour,
where pair and suffering shall lie no more
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.1Oili:5leynlen iIs.,,Ied.

r WISH % employ immediaiely. TVS GOOD ;,o4,.
= anc SHoE MAKERs, % whom constant vol lsna
liberal wages viii be given. 80 -
eNiiddcway, Sept. Is, 1850, - : -3isD:
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CARRIERS HOTEL.

TTHE new and extensive addition 10 this estah
i lishmeat has been CON piefsd together with
rsnoyating the entire concern, rendering il one
anon gstthsiafgest and most attractive inihe Valley.
The rooms are furnished with neat furniture and
with an eye 10 The cemidft ard convenience d
guests.
The Proprietor hopes 70 merit a continuance eli
The patrpaase hereinfire extended % him, and by
strict personal allenidn 70 INCREASE his business
assuring the public that eEsriian oahis part will
BE- spared 10 please and render the Sojnufn Ell
guests Agreeable
ISAAC nj CARTER, PRopRsEroR.
Apr5f III 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
BlackSmithing.

TIME undersigned having leased the Blacksmith
u shop OF Mr. George Eichelbefger 90 aCat-
TAIL offers his services as Blacksmith He
will do an kinds 0f Farm Work, Mill irohs, Edge
Tools Be- ii fhe shortest notice. and for the very
lowest prices Articles manufacture By him whieh
are of done To order and Of the best materials 10 ay
be returned free Of charge He invites trial from
the pHklic GEORGE CLOSE
April III 1850 Nv Sss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
Boss, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
nEeY RIGH, tlRorHfJR u co.

ALEXANDRIA, Vas SErrEnEER, 1850,
p EsPRGTTULLY make known 10 their cps-s
III toR1sSfs ana dealers generally, that they areE
now n TIE receipt Of their regular Fall Stock Of
Boots, ssocs. Hats, Caps, sc, i
purchase Ffdrrcily Of the Manufacturers in New;
England, II such prices and on shch terms as 10 en-
able hensSo compete fully, with any Of The NorthR
ern Cues, they invite attention 70 The following, u
as computing 3aly portion Of their stock
2.5o5 Gases and Cartoons, containing Mems Thick
Mems lo. a., OAK BSttem round and
Do. Navy and Planters, do;
Do. very heavy and extra sizes do
Do. pnt0undI DO Boys and oujhs do;
Menh Mfaroek-. GAIT Kip andseali do
Boy sand Y6afh's da !; '
Mems y Sable Sole Thick Boots
4 E, 81. s...ax1f ssae, d.
Mems Calf Cork Sole, (war. water proof, } do;
Do Fsshing do;
DO. KIP and Grain, do
Do Kip hall Welt de.i
DO Ffne Calf Morocco Stitch. do;
Wonen's Morocco and Kid WeltBfkkins;
Ledis. ssra-dne e Morocco AID KID Baskips and
Dol i do. Gailer.Bools;
Do d.. Hall d.;
1 Do de- Leather Bed,ees;
Do. & do do, Basks and Ties4
Do EYE pficeu MA, SedlY CdH anu hhUlOGCQ
n. Rounds;
Misses Leather Kid Calf and MorpcaN Slippers
sndBaskins
Dol do Bootees;
Childrsnss Boots and Shoes. in great variety;
g295 Cs.scS Hats and Gaps.
Cofnprislng Beaver, silk Russia, Cashmere, AM
gpia Tafabb and Black Wool with very large-
aud ganefai assortment OF Navy .Trageilngf
Glazeg aud other fashionable stylrsof Cloth and
olher eapsi
o25 aaiaand Black Leather Trunks; f 4
a0o0po9eds Sh De Thread; With a variety Of Meas
W0tnt5H's Misses and Chdens Metallic Over
Shots end BPuts.
They Especially invite an CARLY call from all inl
pursuit. a bargains.
McyEIG II, BRO. s. co.
Pftiee street JE4arE
L Alsxafiffia Eentemhcr 6 ESQ
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2iOO aCRRS

GLAND 500 Of witch are excellent low rrs,,,tsfs
lfirg romPaely and producing tie heaviest eTor,s
p NoIn, Wheat, &c. There are a nnmleraoF t;pel
81 ass III - - ana snlIlcienf quantity Of water
ssrs se.1' Sof me use q SPsk To the last lew
GOOD GRIS1- AND SAB MIL
haEs eecn psf up wisl acres OF wood land fnos,
"a III p.ss4 Alsss apoFe lhsnl on the river
st;.rss ne mountain land adjacent
sAolas re extensive range fer cattle and ar meg
aausta9'e supply q cheslut and other timber Tor
property Is Ii market and ID y5, tt,ss disras !,
purchase so.sali On my manager ind give It mo.
aeaga , sIaInspation being entirely CONFIDENT that
fs few farms, II any, ID the connrT ri rarr
apply e Mr. jas. D. Dawson, Lexington III Inv.
sill al LyneAburg. = ~
Is WILLIAM A. READ.
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Fnfarnlafion TT.a,,tcd.

TE Dawn ANDERSON, formerly pf Glasgow Scot:
i land. Will inform his brother Fhomas Carr. Of
Buffalo n r. of his whereabouts he will hear "a
something 10 his advantage When last heard
from in Jalys SIS he was living 1t fIarpers Ferry.
Any infoFmd.ion respecting him viii be Thank,
Tally reeeiTeH. THOS. CARR
Sent Is 1850 ~ Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
FALL.I GOODS.

{EOERSONS wanting 10 purchase Fall Goods are
IL invited To call al my Store and examine nv
stock. lhave Just returned. tFou The eastern mar
kels with large assortment n choice aAd season
able goods, which will sell on the easiest terms
My stock is now heavy, embracing goods Of all
kinds, ahd think eA.ekaminagon, will hardly fail
TO please purchasers. 4 maine some articlhs as a
eneral+6uftne:
Frenchiand English Cloths and Gassimercs.
Fancy Gassimefes, great variety q
Silk Velvet silk and Satin Nestfng;
Fancy Starts and Cravats-plain Black do; Il
Silk Poeket Hicks. from 374 e,s. to I25;
Kid silk, Merino, Berlin and Cotton Gloves
Ladies' Dress Goods Of all kinds tf#
French and English Merinoes Alpaecas EA
Ginghatns Plain apd Fancy Silks &c.y r.
Bonnets Rhands l.. Camhrici Hdkfs.
Laces Edgings Cap Sluffs;
Mourning Lawns, de LANES and Calicocs.
ED0HesEfrS.
5.4 Heavy Brown Shecting;r l0al Bleached do 1
Brown and Bleaehcd ShiTlings;
0snabuFgs, Drills Canton Flannel;
h : ans WINS. PITS Esannels; best WEIGH do
TieFinE from sp'f 10 r' s cents Edg5hf fssps
Cotton, Rag and Woolen Carpeting-
Shoes and kfGfS.
Ladies Kid and Moroe 60 Shoes and Slippers;
Fii Gailers; 81 4
Mems Ki9 and Calf Skin Boots ard Shoes; "
Silk Beaver, Russia and Wool Hats; ta
Cloth Fur. and-Glazed Caps; #@
Trunks and TRAVELLING Bags. q
.FEaEdiEHre. I'll
Carpenters Lacks, Novelty do Padiochs NJ
Cupboard, Chest Till and Drawer Locks
But Hinges. Table doa Wruughtdo, i
Chtand Wrought Nails, Horse Nailss Il
Springs and Shoe Taeks, Curry Combs and Saws
Trace ChafuS, Hatchets, Chisels and Augers
TroweIs Mouse and Rat Traps and Walters;
Copper, Brass and CastIrbn kettlesi
Lamps and Looking Glasses;
Wall and Paint Brushes; !
Cutlery Of very line quality.
QNeeHSaCAre.
Common Liverpool, Granite and China Ware. #
T'iHscHi.e.
Water Buckets, Dinner Cans Coffee Pots
Wash Pans, Cups. Candle Moulds, SC.
Groceries, SC.
Coffee Sugar and Molassesi
Rice Chocolate and Spices;
Crackers, Cheese and Bacons ~
Teas in 4lsaaite Pacteges M
Powder and Fuse. Sc, Sc.
For the liberal patronage extended to me, re-
turn thanks tony friends and customers ! solicit
The continuance Of their faror assuring them than
on MN part every effort Shall be made p make il to
their interest MICHAEL DORIAN. /
HaFr,ers. Ferry Sept 6 ISa0--sit Aest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
IA dnlinistrafor,s Notice.

TTAYINi qualified as administrator upon the
III Il estate of Edward w. Xorgar, decd | hereby
notify those indebted that early payment will be rs
gurad. Those having claims will please present
them, properly authenticated for settlement
CAREY THOMPSON, Admir-. NJ
/ Boliear, Sept. 90, 1s5Q-3r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
MI The Farming Implements

! neto Road Hagen; 2 Plantation, do.
81 Bar Shear I lenghs; !.
> Doalfe and 8 Single Slto,el .Ploughs; q
| fate Hheat Fan J; | Corn .Stclzsr;
/ lux Sc,Ro Leg CAaiu !: 8 71arroars ).
4-setts IKagon G'eltts; 5 sens I,lougA. do +:
Hay Ladders; Horse Rake:
! Carriage and Harness; 4cith a large a.
rtefy ef ofher tsft'fte5 ascfli on h frfi
-ceHfZacfed Earn, &
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ADMINISTRATORS Nofice.

TJAVING taken out letters Of administrator
IL upon The estate Of Dr.. Joseph G Hays, decd
all persons indebted TO said estate notified that
early payment viii BE- felyTed. All persons haH-
Ing claims, viii present thena, properly authentica
ted, for settlement :.
GEORGE T. HAYS, Adm'r.
Harners-Eerry Sent % 1S10-3t =.
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Notice

HtHE Eepair$ shat have been going on for several
u moths have at length bern completed. ard
we are pseased TO announce 10 orr friends aiding The
line, THAI the Canal is now in fac naFigabeofder.
wv hopSs therefore that our customers and dealers
generally will not let The deIay to which VT have
besi sls.Secied in forwarding Goods prevent their
coming II our marketio purchase their Fail sup
plies as se are now prepared lo tftr Very gfeal ill.,
dueenietss in The way Of bargains
IN McVElGifI, BRO. s. co. /
n Alexasdria Sent G. 1850
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TURNPIKE .l0iice.

A Election will De held at the Court FL louise. IN
IA ChaTlestown on FndaY, the 18th OF October
next for r resident three Directors and Treasurer
il The sinithfsld, chaFlssto~n aud HarpeFs-F Ferry
Turnpike COMPANY
Sept % 1850 H KEYES Secy
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Personal f1roperfu.

CONSISTING Or
s Horses, 2 IF irhiet IRE me go1ug Hotsgs .
ls C4nIe, G Of aeliioh ar Hideh Coaes,laad
some E;lt .Stcrxs;
~ Hosg. 80 q aeltieA are IL e-brder, 6
BIeof S9ios; A fec Sheep - #a1
70 dcfesH gro,ctng Corn
.sScpenaf huadred B4sheis If HHeat; =
II Tons of1 Timothy Hty:
So Bushels Potatoes; 80 Bags;
20 ALSD