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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07

Fa,nsers sheSld remember, that now is the
time Il get oui your stuff for fencing and
for preparing j to put up as soon as the
spring shall op4a It is bad policy to put
il Of from day to day. Do il now, aud, if
ysu hate leisurS time sfterward, or.when all
year winters work shall be done,-if that
ever ID the caset--why We have no objection
TO s frolien il legitimate way; taking
COED csse, however, thai your wives and chill.
dren should always participate in it.
GarEs There should~be no bars about
farm. Good, Substantial gates should take
their. places Everywhere. The american
FayMtr Justly remarks, " There is more
time lost in taking down and putting up a
set Of bars in aFyear, than would pay for two
gates" 81.
TcoL HoUslh - Y our tool houses should
BE- we'll supplied with the necessary tools,
which should DE kept in, good repair. A
workshop u d farmer is Of great value
Close buildings for ell your farming nipple.
msnts win sayeits cost in couple Of years
Germantorn Islegraph.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
NEW AND CHEAP
FALL & WINTER GOODS.

TNHE undersigned has just returned from Tie
Il EASTERN markets with a complete assortment
pfFal and Winter Goods, whieh have been Selected
with great care, and will be sold at small profits
adopting the Old aCage that the nimbe sixpenceis
better than Tie slow shilling" His stock consists
in part OF the following articles:
Canton Cloths for Ladies Dress;
Embroidered o.. Ssll colorss beautiful article
Y Meriroes, assorted celors;
IApacas, Figured and plain, assorted c0Iors
IMonseansI Inquired and plain. good assortment
Ladies Shawls, all patterns and sizes; Is
Ladies Gloves, of superior quality, Silk and Kid
iGenfemen's Buskin, Beaver and KID Gloves
A beautiful aSsoHmen OF Fall and Winter Bonnets
Superior Trimmings for RonneisS
Jenny Lind Trimmings for Dresses, all colors
large assortment Of Dress silks all colors, anc%
Fall and Winter calicOes beautiful patterns and
very cheap;
Iaces, Edgiugs Wells, Grapes, Illusions. Flowers,
superior French Cloths, very low;
CassimeresI Trench and American, assorted cslOrs
4 and very cheap;
Cassinets, all prices
Lindseys very cheap; y
A large stock Oh Domesties iery lSwi
I White and eOlored FIanReIS very fine and cheap
l0.4. III, y and 1874 Whitney Blankets, Is per
f cent lower than last year;
A good assortment OF Hosiery;
4. large assortment q Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes
A large ASSORTMENT China. Glass and Quecnsware
"E+ Hardware;
A plete7stock Of Tinware;
Gentlemen's Hats Fall fashion very Superior;
Wool Hats very low, III,
Santa Fe Water Proof Hats Scots;
A complete Stock of Groceries
Flour Bacon and in fact every article thar Is usu:
allyfkrpt in a retail store
His friends and the public ale most respectfully
inyitedto call and exS4hine his stock befgre mat ing
their purchases, as he makes no charge for showing
his Goods. JOHN G.. WILSON:
Opp4sitc he Arsenal ShcnRs St, II Etrry.
Harper>1ferry, Oct. Is, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
Farmers Stove, or ships
. CalnbOOse.

WAVE wish 10 call the attention Of the Farmers
wv ard others who wish heavy Cooking Stove
that will stand the rough usage OF negro cooks, to
this Stove. The plates are double the thickness Of
Cooking Stoves in general use.
II Is one Of our own getting up and was original
lyIdesigned for the use Of the Navy and Shipping,
and il particularly adapted 10 the Virginia market
It's capacity and many other advantages can be
sstn ~ calling on-our atsenass Messrs. Keyes &
Kearsley. who will keep them on hand and furnish
them III Baltimore prices, Transportation added1
HAYWARD. BARTLETT & co.
: Baltimore Jan. 10. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
Fall and Winter Clothing.

AT lHE LOWEST PRICESI
INHE most superb stock OF REdDY-5fA
- CLOlRING ever offered in Harpefs-Perry
has Iast been received by the subscribers for The
present Fab and Winter trade, at their ClotAing
Emp"feams where purchasers can be accommodated
with HE following assortment of
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
Sack and other Goats Pants Vests. Shirts. all
qualities Drawers Boots, Hats, three qualities
Rongh and Ready Hats, Caps very large supply.
alftf which viii be sold on reasonable terms and
prices that cannot fail to please. Also, superior
lof Of SILK, Cotton and Bingham Pocket and Ncek
q ardserchieis Cravats, Gloves. Socks SuspendeFs
Uiahrellasj Canes Pen Knives Razor Sirops. 81
TRUNKS FALICES AND CARPEEBAGS.
TT This being the larges. and most fashionable
stock Of Ready Mae Clothing ever offered in Hal.
PersFerryr they ask call from all purchasers de-
sIrous Of being served Oh reasonable terms, either
wholesale Or retail
n b. Persons that cannothe accommodated with
orr present stock Of Clothing are informed thai We
are prepared to nave Clothing made TO order Al shors
no;iae and guaranteed Fi7 al the same low prices
I'VE return thanks for the very liberal patron
age heretofore extended 10 us-and we assure she
public that Goods sold by us will not be interior 10
Ii8se OF any other establishments in the country
All we askis call feeling assured that no one win
'eeve our establishment without being conyIneed
at cheaper and better articles of Clothing cannot
had this side of BaltimoTe--and not even there .
r. WALTER & BRO.
Harpers Ferry, September 25 1880
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] VARIETY.


y -
when.my god mother was girl
Sayahsiy years ago,
yopsx ISdlss tAsn kne : how 70 knit,
AslEesl 40 Aow % sew.
YeaIe Isaiestiea could spin and weave,
Could :baks and brew, and sweep.
Ccul4 Stag a4s play. could dance and paint,
Ans could 4 secret keep.
Young ladies' laes wete beautiful,
1sany beapiies now
Yet they eout rake the pew rnown hhJ.
OF milk he I brindIed COW !"
Youir Isdiessiiea wore bonDe IS tDo.
Ass sith ,ksm their own hair
Theysmsde thsm from their own good straw,
And pretty leo, they were.
Ycunr Iadiesllfno on fell in love,
AMI married 100, theh men
Whilk men. viii willing hearts and true,
Loved them ~ back again
Youff ladies sies can knit and sew,
0Ffrcad pretty book
Can ling add paint, and joke, and quiz,
: Bat cannot bear 10 cook.
Young ladies as,s can blithely spin
or street ysrn" many spool;
A. xsave web Of scandal TOO,
I'VE II y The wool.
s. ladies' nsr bake their hair,
Can bses their own cologne -
10 tsseoEs5 piSssage often shine;
While they heglec, their own.
And a. to secrets who would think
Flaelity--s rearli
None but mpdest liltle miss,
Psrchanes country girl.
YouAg ladies asig wear lovely enris.-
What pity they should buy them: =
And their ADMINISTRATORS they fright
The beau thar ventures near them.
Zen love is changed from what il was
Although ltae love Is known
IT'S wealth adds lusre 20 the cheek,
And melis DC heart Of stone.
Tho time wqlk. wonders :--young and old
Confess hislfnagie power;
Beaa,y viii isdt ba. Virtue proves
Psiresgold IN mans last hour
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
u1Nnow. SASH FASTENERS.

gr,f4E undersigned have Obtained Letters Patent
AZ most yallable An IisnT Ssh iss .I1.a.
go 4, .uv rrqufred height and hold last Tithout
I,f,ias holes 10 the frame. and az the same ilme y
- d,gn shr Upper Sash 80 - 70 leg the heard AZ
.s s. & tAe Iap and admit The cool ar q iee Do
s,, M slso Iakr The Sash perfectly aiF-llssi ana
EreI Il ff,ss, rarEIiag Who Is Il that has nj had
N. Iss hrOkrn BY The Gathering Of the windpx-sasn
n 4 ssnfIng night ~ say nothng Of the afn19ni o.
air adnjftrd iheFebyl ThHs Fastener has gseat adj
vsn.ags OVER any Other sash s,oPPer giyisg you
complete control u the sash; and will acc6nodaie
it.elfiO any state 81 the weather, wei Or dff-the
back Of ihe sash being grooxed and strip inserted
which Is forced againsl the frame thus aceomtno
dating itself the frame and behind this SNIP Is an
eccentric or can fixed On . lever which passes
through The sash, and raising Or depressing the
lever asens o. loosens The sash ard enables ron 10
lock II fast al anypoint Such is the estimate put
on this discovery that we have applied them To-
several hundred windows, notwithstanding hui few
weeks have elapsed since we got the fixtures anf
even before weubtained The patent and macy more
have been engaged as soon as weean procure fas-
Jennings
we would now say 10 the public thai We have
made arrangements for our castings With Mr.
Rodgers OF No. 10 High street, Old Town. Balti-
more Nd who. by the br, we would recommend
10 speh Is may want castings dons-for the prompts
ness and the manner in wheh il Is done-ana with
Nj Wernwag OF Harpers-Fefry the most disiin-
gnished machinist Of our country Is any one will
admit II be will cali and see his shop, and me ma
chinefy he has on hand He has undertaken 70
finish our fastenings by machinery 50 thatthey will
REQUIRE no asserting but can be put together with
The grealest despatch, Such as mar wish 10 Rnr-
-A-.- 1.-.. c.sriy rishis apply ep,t,paid1
to either Of US, NATnaNEL MYERs, Charlestown,
Jefferson county Va. or F. c. SIXTH, Harpers-
Ferry. Va, Paieatees. The fasteninss can be for
warded from Harpers-F Ferry 10 any point with The
same facility as they couA from any Of our Atlantic
Cities Il heing immediately on The Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road shout 30 miles from Baltimore,
and 10 telegraphic communication with The East
and West. &c.
To such as may be acquainted with either of The
gentlemen whose names are given, we would say
write 10 them and satisfy yourselves that il is
.humbng "A. Hunter. D. n. Carter. G. w. Sap
pington, II Reyes. n S. White. John Yates James
l. Ransom q. s. Gardener. (post- paid.) who have
them in use and many others who are waiting to
have them put in their windows.
NATHANIEL MYERS 4 t,.t.
+. G. SMITH,
July y. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07

TINE subscriber being grateful for the success
4 h has experienced since his commencement
IN busuess returns his sincerethan q the nhabi
tants Of Harpers Ferry and its vicinity for their
very liberal encouragement, and can assure Them
il will always be his greatest study 10 merit con-
tinualse Of The same. He would respectfully in-
form them u at he has just received an entire new
sock Of Drugs and Chenicalsof The most genuine
quality. Also an extensive assortment Of Patent
Medicines. Perfnmery. and Cutlery, along with .
great variety Of Fancy articles. Paints, Oils Dye
Woods WindeW Glass and Pnrty
Physicians Prescriptions preparediwiIh the great
est accuracy either night or day.
TDALTON HAMMOND,
Appfkecayg and CA<Mist,
Hsspers- Ferry. September 6, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
Desirable House and Lot
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The Bounty Land Bill Passed.
War of 1870. &c.


TIME B3il granting BOUNTY LAND 10 ia,
- Soldiers twhether regulars volunteers or mi
litia) engaged in the Wat ST 1912 'I3 and III and
IN the FaoEida or Seminole War OF 1886 81 81
&c., and Gen. WayneiS Indian War or any w
since I'D haring finally passed Congress, the IN
dersigned being in possession Of all the forms and
understanding fully all the requirements of the va
rions offices OF the Government will attend prompt
iy 10 procuring the same Tor claimants
IN case OF the death of the Soldier the H1zotr or
MiR0r Chf{drra will be entitled
Those Soldiers weo engaged 10 serve twelve
months pr during the war and adtudliu seTred qinf
moatkS viii receive one Hundred and sixty acre.
and those who engaged 10 six months and actSaRs
'erUed hF1f iaonus, will receive eighty acres; and
those so engaged TO serve for any or an indefinite
period, and actually serea month, will receive
foTty acres
As tho claimant or warranted is not allowed the
privilege 81 selling assigning away his certificate
WARRANT but instead is compelled 10 ocate or have
his Land located; and as considerable DELAY and
risk in procuring good and adrantageonsty located
Land, will be the consequence the subscriber in
order toll ebGae this difficulty has made arrange
ments with competent and responsible gentlemen in
the West TO select and locate Lands specially
thereby, securing prime farming and marketable.
Land; atteT irkich, the Patent for the same or The
Land, can lie sold il desired at full value: thus
saving $50 to 500 on the claim, besides guarding
against Land Spectators, and many unforeseen
and inevitable difficulties that will Otherwise occnr
Forms and Instructions furnished-the Warrant
or Certificate obtained-ihe same b'cafed, and The
Pat>a:t,t Lard sold al FIJI Pr1ce; The Fee for the
scaoie sAriees WILDE guile moderate
sAl Business attended, 10 promptly "A share OF
patronage is solicited Address postpaid
JOHN s. GALLAHER, JRnior
Washington d. c. Oct IL 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
THE NEW wooLLEN FACTORY.
W.OOI Wanted.

TUHN n. WHITE and d. G. HENKLE have
y their NEW WooLLEs FAcToRY in Shepherds
town. nearly completed The Machinery is all OF
the most approved kind and the most skilful and
perienced workmen have been engaged. so that those
oolgrowers and merchants, who patronize this IS
Establishment may rely upon getting The best materi-
ais the best fabrics and fast coors Rolls carded and
other country work done at the shortest notice.
We will exchange for WOOL, on the most &C
commodating terms, our fabrics, viz Pulled and
Plaid Linseys, Tweeds, Blanketing Flannels Stock
ing Yarn, &r. Also, any other kinds Of merchan-
die that may be preferred TO our own make at the
Store of John K White, where all the wool will be
received I'm
Nothing that can be done on our part shall be lel
undone, ~ render entire Satisfaction to those who
trade with US, either by exchange of wool or pur-
chase Of ourgoods. WHITE &FHENKLE.
Shepherdstown, May "a, ls49.
N. B. Hard Soap, Bees Wax, and Tallow want
ed al the highest market price
SPIRIT and Martinsbnrg Papers eopv
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a GARD.

# HAVE Just returned from New York where |
} made arrangements with Mr., Geo. w. Farm
ham. TO be furnished regularly with Garments cut
in the latest fashion, and the Reports"for the same
regularly received. Gentlemen may feel assured
that all work given me will be cut and finished in
the best style and upon terms satisfactory 10 ALL
Cotrs, VEsTs and PANTS Of every style will be
made 70 the taste Of gentlemen. My object is, il
possible. BY al means TO please GARMESTs made
in the city of New York are now in my Shop, and
the public are inyitedto examine them Having
for many years given my whole attention TO my
business, can say With confidence, that can now
combine taste with comfort, and that my Journey.
men are every way competent and feel just pride
in finishing their workin workmanlike manner
In word, am now prepared 10 suit all tastes, and
only ask fair trial by the public
Grateful 10 the public for past patronage, a con-
tinuance is respectfully solicited. From persons
at afdistance no less than home, should be hap
.py 10 receive trial, ard feel confidence in
stating as am authorised by our Merchants to do
that Cloths, Cassimeresf trimmings &c, viii be
sold on the most favorable terms, and al prices
greatly less than heretofore.
+ ~. 8 tcgn
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Blessings Oyster Saloon.

John +. BLESSING returns his sincere
y thanks 10 the public FOR past favors, and takes
this method OF informing them that he is again
prepafed to serve up OYSTERS in anyamanner
70 their liking. He viii furnish gentlemen with
Oyster Suppers in the best manner and at the
shortest notice. All who visit his Saloon shall be
accommodated in The best style and with prompt
aud polite attention. He receives his Oysters fcsh
from Baltimore every day.
t. Private families or parties furnished with
Oysters BY the Can or otherwise.
Charlestown New g. 1880 7
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EXTRA FLOUR,

THE undersigned has always on hand TxIFRA
i FLouR,, No. / for sale and in exchange fof
good article Of Wheat. The above Flour i kept
on hand in Charlesown, BY John K Woods & Co
and Ely & Son; and BY different merchants at
HaFperS Ferry.
Sd WING
have also my Saw-Mill in good repair, and bills
WILDE furnished at the shortest notice
;i MARTIN ElCHELBERGER.
Rock Spripg-Mills May g. 1s50-if
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Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
McVEIGH, BROTHER, & co.,

ALEXANDRIA, VA, SEPTEMBER, 1850,
/ d RESPECTFULLY make known 10 their Gus
IL TONERS and dealeIs generally, that they are
cow in The receipt Of their regular Fall Stock Of
. H0dfS, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ee.,
purchase sdireetly of The Manufacturers in New
England al such prices and on such terms as to en-
able them 70 compete fully, with any of the NoFth-
ern Clues They invite attention to the following,
as comprising only portion of their stork:
2505 Cases and Cartoons, containing Mems Thick
and Heavy Brogans; .a
Mems do. do Oak Bottom. round ia
fiat seam; u
Do. Navy and Planters, do;
Do. very heavy and extra sizes. do
Do. unbound do; Boys and Youths, d.;
Mems aMonroes- Calf Kip and Seal, do.
Boys and Youths, do;
Mems Double Sole Thick Boots
Do Tarp-Sole, uo.i
Boys, Youths and ChiIdren's do;
Mems Calf Cork Sole (war. water Proof) dos;
Do Fishing do;
Do Kip and GRAIN do;
Do Kip half Welt, do;
Do Fine Calf Morocco Stitch do; =
Womens Morocco and Kid Welt Buskns;
Do DO. do. do Ties; !
Ladies extra-dne Morocco aud Kid Bnskins and
Ties r.
Do do. Hall do:
Do. do. Leather Booiees;
Do. do. DO. Buskins and Fies
Do Low priced Kid. Seal, Cali and Morocco
R Rounds; ~
Misses Leather Kid Calf and Morocco Slippers
and Buskins
do do Bootees; +
ChiIdrcn'< Boots and Shoes. in great variety; :
205 Gases Hats and Caps.
Comprising Beaver Silk Russia Cashmere. An
gotta DEabb and Black Wool with very large
and genera assortment Of Navy, Travelling
GLAZED and other fashionable styles OF Cloth and
other CAPS;
225 Hair and Black Leather Trunks;
1000 pounds Sh he Thread; with variety OF Mems
Womrn's Misses and Childrens Metallic Over
Shoes and Boots
They respectfully invite an early call from all in
pursuit Of bargains.
McyEIGH. BRO. s. co.
Prime street Wharf II
Alexandria Septerrber 6. 1880
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Lodges. Encampments or Divisions.
Cash for Negroes.

TIME subscriber is anxious to purchase a large
l. number OF Negroes, of both sexes, sound ami
likely. Persons having Negroes to dispose Of will
find lite their interest TO give him call before se
ing, as he will pay the reyy highest cash prices
Helean be seen al the Berkeley Courts at Martins,
burg, on lh62d Monday, and at Berrvvle on the 4lh
Mondayin each month"; and usually al his residence
in Charlestown.
Anleuers addressed to him will be promptly al
tepded To- WM CROW.
LChaElcstnu.r. Lnh 10 1919 4
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McYEIGH, BRO. 1 co.


. X HHDS. Porto Rico and new crop New Or
~ leans SUGAR
Is boxes double refined Loaf do.
IS bhls New Orleans (smalE loaves) do do
25 " crushed and pulverized do
20 bids Porto Rico and Cienfuegos Molasses
$50 bags new crop Rio Green Coffee
IS white .Laguyra and Apgos,ara do
80 chests (part supp GunPewder Tea
3 :: Young Hyson~ao
% {" !" PowchonG 40
$50 boxes and butts ID, lump SIS and IS Tobacco
90 GOO Havana, Principe, and Halt Spanish Segars
10 tierces fresh beat Rice
$50 boxes Mould Candles
so e Sperm and Adamantine do
SO a Rosin Soap
SO +" Sangers Mustard
100 +" Window Glass Shy 10 and 10 by 10
20 kegs refined Salt Pe,re
! 25 /" Saleratus
20 "Carh. Soda
so g Powder
100 bags Shot (assortcd Nos)
10 boxes Italian Maccaroni
IS kegs pure Lead.-Whh general assortment
sof Spices and variety Of other goods TOO tedious
to enumerate, recently received, and in STORE for
sale armoderate prices, and on reasonable terms.
All orders from our customers and dealers general
ly, will be promptly and faithfully executed
McYEIGH BRO. & CO,
Prince street Haarf
Alexandria Jan 10 1851
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Notice.

At meeting 81 the Board Of Directors OF the
n BerryyiIle and Charieslown Turnpike Com
pany, held in Charlesio~n, November 18th, 1850,
il was
Ordered, That the Treasurer eollee. the. balance
due on each share Of stock
4 copy, LAWSON Bolts,
Secretary and Treasurer
n. B. Prompt payment Is expected LIB.
Nov % 1850
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BlacksmithiHg.

TIME undersigned having leased the Blacksmith
i Shop OF Mr. George Eiehelberger. on " Cat.
Tail offers his SERVICES AS Blacksmith He
will do all kinds OF Farm Work Mill Irons, Edge
Toas, &c. at the shortest notice and for the very
lowestprices Articles manufactured by him which
are aot done 10 order and of the best materials may
be returned free Of charge. He invites trial from
the Futlic. GEORGE CLOSE
April IL ls50-ly
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PARTNERSHIP.

TINE undersigned have this day associated them
Il selves in the DRUG and Book BUSINESS, under
the name of L. NJ SMITH & CO.. at the stand
heretofpre conducted by L. S, EIcHELBERGgR, one
door West OF Sappington's Holel, Charestowa, Va
They will be prepared 10 furnish Medicines TO-
Physicians and others at the lowest rates and al all
times The greatest care will be taken in the Sc
lection Of Drugs.
Eer Arrangements have been made BY which
Books and Music will come 10 hand at the shortest
notice L. Nj SMITH E
F L. S EICHELBERGER.
Charlestown, Jan. l, 1851.
y. b. S. EICHELBERGER takes this OPP
poFiuniy to call upon all persons indebted 10 him
come forward and settle up as he wishes 10 close
his former business. n
Ian 10 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07
Warehouse at ShepherdstoWu. !.
Wheat, Corn. &c. Wanted.

TINE subscribers respectfully inform The citizens
Il of Jefferson and Berkeley counties Va and
those Of Washington county, Md, that they hats
rented thelsrgc and commodious Brick Warehouse
at Shepherdstown, on the Potomac river (undcr The
name and firm Of LUCAS d. MOORE where
they will atlimes be prepared 10 furnish transpoTia
tion in their superior line of Canal Boats for any
and ALBRIGHT destined for the Markets'of tho
Distrfce Terms reasonable and such as will make
il the interest OF all 10 give them trial.
eS- The highest market Cash price will be paid.
for from fiyelo twenty thousand bushels ofW HEAT
10 be delivered at such times as the parties may
agree, and in parcels TO suit The convenience ofthose
interested Also the highest market price will te
paid for CORN, OATS and Country Produce
generally. Farmers aud others wiYlNfnd 10 their
interest 10 GALL before disposing Of their Grain or
Produee. az our arrangements are such as o offer
Inducements equal 10 that ofany other House in the
Valley
Plaster, Fish, Salt, &c.
VIII be kept constantly hand and disposed u
on the most reasonable terms by The cargo or SIN
er quantity
RoBERTAUCAS. u,
SAMUEL MOORE.
Shepherdstown, Nov 8, ls5O-Iy.
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Shaving Cream, Hair Dye, &c.

r ULES HAULES eelebFaied Shaving Cream;
j Hair Dye;
DpiIatory;
Eau Lustrate;
Lily White, Persian or Chinese Powder Rouge
Hair Oils, Pomades, Labus elegan, Extracts
Florida and Rose Water, Bay Water, Cologne
and Lavendar Water, Toilet Soaps, SC.
Shell and Buffalo Ornamen,ed Tuck Combs;
Side, Twist, Neck and Children's Combs;
Hair, Cloth Nail and Shaving Brushes;
Tooth Brushes in great variety: on sale BY
T. DALTON HAMMOND.
September 6 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-07

M RI HENRY BROWN OF HARPERs FERRY
1tl " duty authorized BY The subscrihertro pre-
pare Bd4afg Land DsctarGfioaS and to forward
them On 10 my care Claimants will do well TO cali
al once upon MIR. Brown, who has all the Forms
and. Instructions, necessary for the obtaining of
Bounty Land
JOHN S. GALLAHER, Junior,
PatcHt Attorney and Claim Agent E
Washington City, Nov. ], 1850.