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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-02
Tea Cultivation i'm the United states.

Having received small supply NUTS collected at
great expense Of money and labor in the middle districts China
rom the most celebrated Tea plantations of the Empire
pared tuh engagements by accommodating he public with
share Of the Nuts received. - F ~
Ny main object plant and cultivate quite certain
mat have Obtained after the labor Of three the quality
Of Tea Nuts disposed the wishes public
share them with others Nuts vicinity Of Canton
scarcely worth cuyang, the quality Of
the Tea II obviously the the planter an
Increased expense superior quality Of Tea Nut
fishing Tea plantation, whether large small
In prosecuting this arduous undertaking. In fact
an agent for the benefit Of the public Neither the the public
individual has extended Of cent
For convenience aud security, the Nuts will packed in Tin
boxes and forwarded from Geene, c. BY such conveyance
and o such address, as the purchaser direct any part
Tea Plants
NOW on their ssage from China, selected with single
quality ey gentlemen Of experience pursuits
and perhaps better acquainted with Plant
than in Europe America these will be
with those DESTROYS Of obtaining a small supply
specification Of the soil best adapted the Of the plant
the mode Of planting cuvang will accompany parcel
Application post paid to the sg6scri6e5;
JUH1US SMITH, Greenville, 9. c.
P. S-Esays the Cultivation the Plant
apps ltaWSw B.. NJ NORMAN. Bookreller. l6 Canaan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS And FARMERS REPOSITORY
WINn0W.sASH FASTENERS

THE undessi gned have ohtai nsd lLeisefs Patent
fog most gaEaable Ara TIGHT SAsH FasfxS-
"a 81 which SnsS ard enabled to raise The window.
sash 10 any raasged height and hold ii fast without
cutting hoesSn lbs frame and al the same nine 10
lei down the ebyeT Sash 10 let he heated All
escape at theop and admit the cool air al the bot
tom, and aisomake he Sash perfectly alright and
keep ii from fazSisEg. Who Is il that has not had
his rest brok 90 bF The Gathering u tAa winowsash
In sioruny mig MO say nothing OF the aaonni az
ali admitted ihetehy|l This Fastener hasgreal ad-
yaniages oysf sssy other sash stopper giving you
complete eontFol Is the sash and viii ACCOMMODATE
ITSELF to any slste 81 he weather wei or dry-,he
back IT The sash being grooved and strip inserted
which IS lore A sat gains, iheframe thus Sceumme-
dating itself % Ire frame and behind This strip is an
ecceniric oracan fired on lever which passes
through the sash. and raising or depressing the
lever iasiens lsens the sash aud enables you to
lock il fast al Sly point Such is the estimate put
On this discovery that We have applied them 10
several huHdfed windows notwithstandinghuia few
weeks have clapxeN since we go, the fixtures ana
even before sc o5ihiHed the Patent ana many more
have bern engaged Is soon as We can procure tas-
Jennings
We wpuia noz9 fsF 10 the putlit slha, We have
made afrangeai.3a;4 Tor sur castings kith Mr.
Rodgers:ot ~, ~ High street. pIia Town Bal.t
more Nd sbo, n toe by We wunl rekUm,nend
10 sOch y tray Ssnt castings done-td! the pfemp;
ncss and ,he ;nanrerin Which Il IS hette--Ara WITH,
Mr., w eenv az qsi HafperS Ferry Eheuhlss iistia-
gHsshed inavhiai>t0f our counTyas aBY tone will
admit il he Wild edii and see his shop and the ma.
chineTy he has On hand He has undertaken To
finish cur tasteaRss By maehnerylso that they will
inquire no asserting, but can be put together with
The greatest Aesratch Such as may wish TO pur-
chase State oF County rights can apply (post-paid)
10 either Of as, N&THaNipt., MYERs Charlesiown
waFded from t1aT5Rsr v M pSIJt WIN me
same facllityas they c0uA from any III our Atlantic
Cities il being itatncdately % The Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road about so miles from Baltimore.
and in telegtaphc communication with The East
. and West Sc;
To such al mag be acquainted with either OF sht
/ gentlemen whose aaEnes given Vie would say
WRITE rheIa ana satisfy Yourselves that III is no
|humbug a .Haater l. M Garter. G. wv. SAP
Pington, II keyes n. S. White, john Y ates James
l.. Ransom O s Gardener (post- paid. ] Who have
them in use anu many Others who are waiting 10
have them pint III their windows
NATHANIEL MYERS }
F. G. SMITH { f7ateRfefs
July S 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
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GETTING INSURED.

The Troy Post relates a good one" of
Jacob Barker, the Quaker, who, hearing of
the loss Of one of bis vessels which he had
omitted TO get insured, wrote to broker
with whom lie had spoken on the subject as
follows.
Dear friend-If thee has not filed up
The policy which bespoke on Saturday, thee
need MOI, as have heard from the vessel
The broker, in fact, had not filled up the
policy, but presuming from the tenor Of ia
cob's note that bis vessel was safe, and tempt
ed by what seomed> good chance to clutch
his per eentsge without risk, he filed it up
forthwith and sent it to Jacob with the assn
rance that il hsG been made all ready for him
on Saturday On Monday morning the first
thing that met his eyes on opening the news
paper, gas the loss Of Jacobs vessel, which
he had so wickediy insured, on Sunday
Then, also, he discovered tho cunning ambi-
guilty Of Jacobs note" he had heard from
the vessellt.l -g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
Goods at Cosf.

ME are now selling our stock Of Goods. 4
wv cost FOR CASH
Our stock Is large, and in it may be found an as
retail store, rig: =
Cloths, Cassimeres and vestines;
Sasnmefes Mousliness Alpaccas and Mrrinos;
6etages, issues, Lawns and Calicoes;
silks, and many other desirable Dress Goods;
Es 0snaburgs for Negroe's Shirts;
III, s-s and II Brown Cott6ns. heayy;.
IS and - Fine do do:
Good Stock Of Bleaehed Goods:
Irish Linens and Bed Ticking.
L.nseys, Flannels, Checks. ToEelines and many
other articles which can be seen BY calling soon.
Also, good stock Of Groceries, Sugar, Coffee.
Molasses. Teas. Spices, Fine and G. A. SAIL; also,
q good stock Of Queenswsre. HardUsre Root.
Shoes, Hats, &C.
W nave made arrangements 10 remove TO a dis
laa1 PaIt 2. tne Ssaie; therefore, the goods nma Be
disposed OIL ana great bargains can be had by call
irg soon. John X MOONS q m
Sept -, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
nhTETNONE ACeyCY.
VARIETY.
RAT on MOUSE.

~ t
1A4sA- -fAfnnr1 I-n<4nzn- Ilox
and the fact fhas violent quarrels are fre
quenttg the effect Of passionate and unyield
ing teapefs, excited BY the most trivial in
cidenta I'LL
/ knew, said ke, an exceedingly happy and
afecticpate couple, who had recently com.
mencea house keeping ia the luxury Of new
lyNwedaed love. and elegant plenty.
! As they sat together in their parlor, ex-
n changing Tie little tender nothings of re-
ciprocsl love, u sleek little mouse ran across
the apirtTaestj 5se
my dt.r, ! Dried the lady, did you see
II saw 4, MY dear replied the husband,
ohs % 10y! said fhe wife, nj was Ger,
Madam | vi you i was rat thqn-
+" II was a mohse,n asserted the lady III
saw i very distinctly !" III.
. saw it alac, madam, and my eyes are
as good az yoursp u r.
r. Y our seyes may be as good, sir, but if
they are, -FOUR Judgment IS aot;" retortcd
the lady And 50, saiH Dow, the quarrel
progresseas until the couple 50 iueeused each
other they separated III
Ths mhsual friends succeeded in effceting
a reconciliation, aad the harmony Of affec.
ton seemad restored but one evening as
they sat chatting toying, abd saying how
much they loved each other the wife re,
marked III
How foolish il was to have such quar-
rel about that silly mouse A
Moufc, crisd tbs husband, 7 say that
il was aIratlp
SO the quarrel was renewed, and the low
ing pair separated the second time
Now reader, if you are quayrelsome, there
is an example for you You see that al
though the Creatures being rat or mouse
was not Of the least consequence to the par
ties, or anybody else, here or hereafter, il wa,
yet sufficient TO excite two. stubborn, un
yielding spirits, somueh as TO destroy young
love, aud sever the holy bonds of conjugai
affacti0n ~ sF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,

IteRsporated 1871 Charter perpetual Capital $50,
poo; irih Porctr Of Increasing a % $3.50, 600.
THHIS lDrg established and well known Insiitu-
lf ton, has transacted most extensive insurance
business for morethan thirty seven years through
goutHthe United States and the British North Ameri-.
can provinces. 1thas aimed TO secure public conf
denee, bS-an honorable and faithful fuflmcnt Of
lis eontbHrts; and owners Of property are assured
that all fair ciaps ior loss under lis policies will
be Hliberally adjusted and promptly paid; Public
Buildings, Manufactures Mills, Machinery Dwell
ling Houses, Stores Merchandise Household Fur
ntpre, Vessels on the stocks oramhile in port SC.
Sci will re insrTed at rates as low as the risk will
admit The following gentlemen constitute The
IN BOARD or DIRE CTORS:
" r II HUNTINGDON, ESQ PRrslDENr.
Albert Day Hezekiah Huntingdon.
James Goodwin, Junius 5. Morgan,
Henry heney, Charles Boswell ~,
D. F. Robinson, Calvin Day
fob Allyn
J4MEs G. BpLLEs, SscretarU
CHRIsroPHaR g. Lyman, Asst Seerrfary.
Applications ior Insurance may be made Of
B w. HERBERT
Agenl for JsBtrsPlr C9aHtu, IA.
In DE absence Of the Agent ffom Charestown, to
JOSH p. BRowSI Esq who viii attend 10 them
promptly Persons at distance address through
lheBmail.Y
. ~ B. On ali CRlurch Buildings and Cle1gvmen'
personal pro?ertN the Agent win present his com.
mifs1Qns in reducing the amount OF premiums on
therisks thus arising
I January 3 gJl-lv H&. @
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
Boots and shoes.
SIlalwIs.

lust received, a very large Stock Of Shawls,
y embracing almost every style and quality Of.
Fall and Winter ShawIs Among them NAV be
found handsome Ring Slate Shawls from $3.50
to SIG co. VIM S LOCK L. Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
For the Ladies.

ME ingiie the Ladies to,cxamine our sjoe
w Dress Silks Mouslin de Lanes Cashnser
PLATA and fg'd Bonnet Ribbons latestst,
Silk sarcenfts, all colers, SILK Hose; T.
Raw po., Cambria and Swiss E1gjngs
on Caiicoes for Dresses, Corded Skirts
"A finfsassonmeIIf of MORNING Goods I'LL
whic:l may BE found, 4
Gambia Cloth. Alpacas. Bombazines.
mlny Other ariclks too tedious To- mention, 6
Us call ave ATE satisfied YOU will lose moth
OlI. 1914 TATE q. HOOEE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
To the Public.

TNHE undersigned having been appointed Con-
Il stable for the Southern District. respectfully
tenders bis services to the public in that capacity
He will give every attention possible to the colec
ton Of all claims placed his hands and pay over
be pledges fidelity to his patrons.
THOMAS JOHNSON. f
Chariextown March2I lssn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
!. FancX Dress Go0ds.

IIfE have Just receiveda very large aadltean
W. till assortment of Goods-cmbracing ever
thing in if Dress Goods lHne thai is new and fash
ionasle II The aAsortmentmay lie found
Har,lsorne Figured. Plainand Changeable silk.
Piais and Figured Black Silks; II
Beautiful. ISL Wo4It French Cashtnefes aAa Nous
Zines ~s II.
Frc1sh Getnan and English Merine; "
Handsome liinglsam from l2l tors III ptf yas \
Pla,a Figured and Changdabfe Alpaecas'. q
SuksriOr Hack do. Alpaca Btin6asin very Gh
30 Pieces very hardsomf' and Cheap Calico
:: from fsao 20,eent> ~
Ans MANY 'Fther articles 81 Dress Ci6adS nut III
cestary iaefsumerale,
+ Get % 1850 WM- s a. OCK & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
EXCHANGE BANK OF =
N. w. LATHAM & co.
wASHlNeTGR, o. o.,
DeaEs In Chetks. Dpaas. Acceptance. bank =
Nesea and Coln
nAyk NOTES

HANk NOTES
IN 81 solvent Ranks in1he United States bought
W and sold al she best rates.
N Drafts, Noes, Aecsptaaess dsd Bafs
Ca IN accessible points in the Union COLLECTED and
remilisnces rTosapsy made 10 any part OF the soun
try ID the NEST favorable terms.
FL EXCHANGE
Bills Of Exchange, aEd BANK Checks, on mist Of
the ApEsncipal Cipes, bought and sold al The best
rates
Nbyember - 4lSt9-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
Purchasers, look to your Interests!
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES.

VIE undeTsigned having lately returned from
4 the Eastern Cities with large and splendid
assortment III u ri
SADDLERY, &C.,
is prepared NJ manufacture and furnish every ari-
Gle in his line Of business, ofthebe material and
in the neatest ard most substantial manner, at
greatly reduced prices and upon such terms as cam
not fail to sit purchasers He IS not torgetful Of
the past kindness and patronage which have been
so literally extended 10 him By his old customers
and would avail himself Of this means of return
ing them his siiesn.St thanks for their support
whilst he hopes, by renewed energy and attention
ito their wants 10 merit a continuance of their
patRonage
Il He may al all iqnes in business hours be found
at mis- old stand, one door North Of NVm, Dorsey's
Drug Store and opposite John w. Boyds Store
/ J. YlNCENHELLER. i
!. Marlin shtirr Anri1 Is 1870 Ky : -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

CtANDLES.-Just received and for sale, BY the
" box or pound. Sperm Candles, Adamantine
otto. Mould and Dipped Tallow ditto
Oh %, 1850. TATE { HooFF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

M An IrishmaD, travelling in street
that was paved, was aceosted by dor with
threatening growl The traveller attempt.
ed To- pull up ONE Of the paving stores 10
throw at him but it was fast, .Arrah said
q Paddy, what country Is this, where stongs
arc tied and dogs let loosc 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

Al GESTLE HISr FROM An EptroR A
Western editor requests those of his subscri-
bers who eve. him for more than six years
subscriptions, 10 send him lock Of their hair
that he may know they are still living To
which the Lawrenceburg LA Register says
q II all our subscribers 81 that kind would do
that, we could make money BY carrying on
the wig business
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
Hughes, Iron.

TUsT received al fne assortment Of The above
~ Iron, 1 I, /, and Ii, in squares and rounds,
q tt By ! inch Horseshoe Bars, Nail Rods,
Small Tire Iron, &C.; Together with general as
sortment Of other Pennsylvania and Baltimore Iron
All pf which / will sell on the most favorable
terms. T. RAWLINS.
Oct A. 1850. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

A Coon tr-During the Jenny Lind
excitement in Boston, the coachman who
drove her from the steamboat to the Revere
House thus ridiculed the insane admiration
which his !" fellow citizens were exhibiting
Mounting thelsteps of the hotel, lie cried
q Here's the hsnd that lifted Jenny Lisd out
Of the coach Gentleman, you can any of
you haze thelpriyelege Of kissing 1t FOR five
dollars--children half price,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
Hats and Caps.

GsNTLEMEN's Fine and Fashionable Sin
CF Hats; SlouShi Hats for Men and Bows. Al
cekss and qaalitH while and stlack Wool Hats I'll
Servants Cloth Gaps from37E cts 10 81 25; GIazrt
Cap from. Is ctsI ID ST 00 Just received and III
salepy WIN. S. LOCK & co.
(fst 25#is50 a.; IN L n S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
Roofing and Spos4fing,

Those wanting Koofinz$ or SPouiing done, will
find i to their advantage q call at Mop Mier's
Row. ~ 81.
Job WORK done in a workmanlike manner
and,at short notice sL@ e
The subscribers wishing 10 avoid the credit sys-
TEN as much as possible propose totake ii exchange
for ware and sEotk, all kinds of country produce,
old copper and iron, brass, cotton rags. pewter,
lead, &c. T. PARKER &fSONS.
:CharlesioMn Anril Is lS5n-if N,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

cnAngeI Hill ID said town. belonging 10 The hqifs
u snthony Colbtr. deed. b
ssRNs5 or S4LE.7--O One fourth, cash and The
bat ice i'd 6, - and rs months. The deferred pay
med a secured By bonds and a deed OF trusron
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
CASH EOR yEGROEs.

T AM DESTROYS 10 purchase "a large number Of
Il NEGROES for the Southern markets, men
WOMEN. boys, girls ndfamiifs for which | viii
givE the highest cash prices.
Rersons having Slaves to sell will please inform
meEpersoDally, or by letter al Martinshnrg. which
will receive prompt attention or B. NJ. & w. l..
CahpbGl, No PA West Pratt street Baltimore
ELIJAH MCDOWELL.
Agent for y ~ 4. W Z CqmPteA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
Laaies', Misses, 4 Children's Hose.

TX Dok. pair Cotton Cashmere Alpaca anil
4 - silk Hose, variety hard to equal
Cs.t. p, 1850 JERENHARRIS IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

- A mother having sold bier little son
never 70 cay fat a the table, but raw. The
nezt day No saw large man geing by and
exclaimed, !. Mother, there goss 1 raw
man.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
lLadles, Shoes.

CRANE & BROWN have received . large
~ supply Of Fashionable Sizes. made BY RTA2
Of Philadelphia.
Oct IS, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

- Isn't i deeidedly aggrasating, when
Jon are about e imprint the I cherry ripe
kiss upon yonr lsdyl love 70 hare some one
peep IN . Oh, affsr il Is did, to observe some
one IN q carner efstbs yoom2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

10 A woman in Jersey, standing over the
corpse Of her husband, exclaimed, in an ago
ny Of grief, ! It's pity he's dead, fer his
teeth are as good as they ever were 7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
Cash for Negroes,

Martinsburg, August ,, le5G-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

- 1 embrace the opportunity, IS the
fellow said when he kissed the girlin the
dark; : but We are liable to deception,n as
be exclaimed when be discovered her 10 Be
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
PUBLIC SALE.

j pursuance of Decree Of the County Coure .
- Jeaersun, will he Offered at public yendnre, d
Sgsydag4Gks z3dIef t.ts mSaA, al Daniel EAsled'
ARtl ia.ShenhAr dsfoxn. \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

IT HAVE Just received, and intend keeping on
i hand an assortment of Parlour, Coal and Cook
ing Stoves. Of ali patterns which will be sold very
low JOHN G. WILSON 2
Harpers-Ferry oct 10 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

TIIIE subscriber is anxious to purchase lafge5
Ill number Of Negroes. Of both sexes, sound and
Likely, PcrsonshaYing Negrdes 10 dispose Of will
hndHitto their interest TO give him call before sell
ing9ls he will pay the ferg Aikhra cash prices
Z III ran he seen the Berkeley Courts. al Martins
burg, on tke2d MONDAY and at Berrrvile on tile lth
Monday i1 each month and ashaiiy at hs residence
in QhaEe+tuWn.
AHEeters afdts.ssec O. i5im silt " 'fstupl5
tendsG TO. NM. CROW
CNarlesiuWl. Eeh y Sie-4-a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
NEW TEMPLATE WORKING.
ESTABLISHMENT,

TIME subscribers would respectfully Inform the
IL inhabiapis Of Jefferson county ana vicinity
that they have commenced the TIM PLATE
SHEEI-EP0N ;, "COPPER" IND BRASS
IEORKING BUSINESS, al: Nos 4 ana ,, g Mil
ler'S Row where they will keep constantly on hand
a general assortment Of theig Wares, which they
will sell at Wholesale or retail at Unprecedented
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
Blacksmithing.

'TNTIE undersigned having leased.the Blacksmith
4 Shop Of Mr. George Eichebergcr, 90 8 Cst
Tall offers his services as a Blacksmith He
will 40 all kinds Ut Farm Work. Mill Irons Edge
Tbus, &c. al the shortest notice and for the very
lowest prices. Articles manufactured by him which
GOT done TO order and of the best materials may
be returned free Of charge He invites trial from
the Iahic. GEORGE CLOSE
Anril IL 1S5n-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

no A wise man win SNEAK we'll - b;s
neighbor, love his wife, and nav for his news
paper
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15

ME are now receitihg our new supply Of Fall
wv and Winter Goods in which will be POUNDS
every article useful to housekeepers and others
we invite one and all 10 give call before puF-
chasing elsewhere. 1t will afford rs pleasure to
show our Goods whether We sell or not
Or.Is. IATR q HooFFt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
Books, AaflonarS 80

p Isl received lsre assortnent,f .schos, J,
Il teaeSers aeS 5s to hsA aieai ao
Books Lsi,erisnd Cap Paper, BlacS. R SLso BLANK
Inks, tse and Red
sIsr Particular attention IS called toh
Standard Literature which is the most stock of
ever oferedAhe public plete
Il s. EIcHELBERGAN
CharIestown. Oct. III. ls5t,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
THE NEW wooLLEN FACTORY
U'OOI Wanted.

n Ohm X. WHITE and D! G. HENKL.E have
y their NEw WooLLkN FAcToaY, in Shepherds
town, nearly completed. The Machinery is all 81
the most approved kind and the most skilful and ex
nerieneed workmen have been engaged 50 that those
wool growers and merchants. who patronize tSis es
Establishment may rely upon getting the best materi-
als, the beSttabrics and faa collars Rolls carded and
other country work done al The shortest notice
We win exchange for WOOL, on the most az
eotnmodaiing terms cur fabrics, viz: Pulled and
Plaid Linseys; Tweeds BlaHketing Flannels, Stock
Ing Yarn. &C.: Also any other kinds Of merchan-
die that may be preferred 10 our own make at the
Store Of John K. White, where all the wool will be
received.
Nothing that can be done on our partshall be lefi
nndone 70 render entire satisfaction TO those WHO
trade with US, either BY exchange Of wool or pur-
shase Of our goods. WHITE g. HENKLE,.
SheRhsrdsys 20. =. - ..z-se Is4o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-15
En q r...les4..

TtEtE sta>cHbsf wishes to Iiniurlp the FatIIrss
4 tbat Ia has j'RyO Wtt4At: FANS, lBisbed
complete wbfch he will sell On ace0nmu4aling
'ernfS. he is now mak,g Circular w heat screens
tor fleaniag SEED Waeai which he will NJ happy.
70 fHrhisb 70 anysiarmer wishing ID purchase.
Wheat Fans and all kinds ol Machinery repaired
in tile best manner Turning OF all descriptions
in W God and Iron. done to order !;
July III lSl9-if CHAS.- BARRlTT. ST.
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Carneting.

VIE have a fine assortment Of Carpeting, Rag
wv and Oil Cloth which We can sell low
Oct IS 1850. CRANE s. BROWN.
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Pine PFaak.

IA Depot - r IL Du ii s+sI.1
August g. le5O
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A YOUTH. IA or Is years old in our Store
n One from distance will be preferred. s
KEYES s. KEARSLEY. q
Oct IL, 1850 4;
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Linseys ,FIan mel and Yarn.

k.A PLAlN and Twillea Ful'ed Linsey
" r. Plaid do;
n Flannel;
Diaeh MhAe and Mixed Stocking Yarn, Just
SCI - s sno Ios sale as cheap a The cheapest
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NJ. The ingenious Yapkee- sha.iRSsated.
barn-doors and sheep1sheds
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EXTRA FLOUR.

ITNHE undersigned has always Oh hand EXTRA
u FLouR, No.A for sale and in exchange for
good article.oi What. The above FIohr is kept
on hand in GhareStpwn, BY John X Woods & Co.
and Ely & Son; and by different merchants at
iHarpersFery
H ST. HI N.G
lhaTh ais0n Saw Mili in good repair, and bills
will he furnished al the shortest notice
MARTIN EICHELBERGER.
r Rock SpriPs AliHR MAY q ls50-tf