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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
Blacksmithing.

HNHE undersigned having leased the Blacksnith
il Shop Of Mr. George Eichelberger. on " Cat
TAIL offers his services as a Blacksmith He
will do all kinds Of Farm Work, Mill Irons, Edge
Tools &C. al the shortest notice, and for the very
lowest prices. Articles manufactured BY him which
are cot done 10 order and Of The best materials may
I'd returned free Of charge He invites trial from
the public GEORGE CLOSE.
Aprii 1 lSh(s--1y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
segars, and Tobacco
Blessings Oyster Saloon.

Holm v. BLESSING returns his sincere
j thanks 10 the public for PAST favors, and takes
this method OF informing them that he Is again
prepared 10 serve up OYSTERS in any manner
10 their liking He will furnish genlemeh with
Oyster Suppers in, the bast manner and at the
Shortest notice, All who visit his Saloon shall be
accommodated in tie best STYLE aid vith prompt
and polite attention. He receives his Oysters fresh
from Baltimore every day
i~E9- Private families or parties furnished with
Oysters hy the Can Or otherwise.
CharIestown Nov g. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
7H=7st-
EXTRA FLOUR.

TIME undersigned has always on hand Ezra
a. Flour, no / for sale and in exchange for
good article Of Wheat. The above Flour is kept
Oh hand in Charestown, BY John K Woods & Co
and Ely s. Son; and BY different merchants at
HarpersFeny.
SATFIsNG.
have also my illin good repair, and bills
will be furnished at the shortest notice.
f MARTIN EfCndEEBERGER.
/ Rock Spring Mills Nav O. is50-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
Cash for Negroes,

UyHE subscriber is anxious 10 purchase large
i number cif Negroes of both sexes, sound and
likely. Persoas having Negroes to dispose of will
6ndl to theirinterestto give him call before sell
ing as he will pay the rery highest cash prices.
Hesean beseenatthe Berkeley Courts, al Martins
burg, on the 81 Monday and at Berryville on the 4th
Monday in each month"; and usually al his residence
in Charlestown
All letters addressed to him will be promptly at
tenaedto VIM CROW.
+ CharestoHt1 Feb. 10 IS4S-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
CASH FOIe NEGROEs.

II AM DESTROYS to purchase a large number OF
Il BNEGRO ES for the Southern markets, men,
women, boys girls and families for which | viii
give the highest cash prices.
Persons having slaves to sell will please inform
me personally, oF BY letter at Marinsburg, which
will receive prompt attention; or B. NJ s. w. l..
Campbell No PIG, West Pratt street, Baltimore
7 ELL ELIJAH MCDOWELL
4 Agent Gor b NJ Il. ~ l.. Campbell.
/ MartinShurs 4ueust lS5l-Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
CAERELL,s MOTET4.

Mn RS. CARRELL respectfully announces to the
lNA public that the Hotel is still open Tor accom-
m8daIion Of persons passing or visiting Harpers-
Ferry. The ipfemises have undergone thorough
painting and cleansing she is prepared 10 az
cunnmodate III style mot surpassed on the route
she invites the patronage of lhe travelling public.
Harpers- Ferry Sept 90 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
The Sehelast!c Exsrelses d the
Frederick Female Seminary

HIR b rtsHsie6 on AoaGat he Esd ef lStPt. ReTk
FTyHE Board II instruction consists Of nine Pro
il iessors and Tutors. ahundanty qualified 10 eli
their respective stations with credit and to impart
full and extensive course OF instruction, from the
inkpeht stages u az education 10 The complexion Of
the collegiate ceprse.
Ample arrangements have Aeen made for the &C.
commDdation OF Boarding Scholars The sorm;.
tories are well ventilated and elesar,, f,rnishea
There is also aisache4 10 the uufa;nsy 1 rnmmodi.
oas Play ground and Bathing Establishment.
The price Of 6oard and Tuition mall the branch
es resSired for a Diploma, including furnished
rooms, fuel, lights, washing &C.. S200Ser scholas-
tic year, parable stalf feayly IN adraRee.
For circulars or further information, address
III. WINCHESTER, Present.
Frederiek Nc Angus, 2, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
Notice.

1IR. HENRY BROWN, 5ef HaRrrRs FrRaY
1H1 is duly authorized by the subscriber. 70 pre-
pare BENNY Land Declarations, and 10 forward
them on 10 my care. Claimants will do well 10 cal
al once upon Mr.. Brown, who has all The Forms
and Instructions, necessary for the obtaining 81
Bounty Land.
JOHN S. GAILAHER, ,.JanioY,
Patent Attorney and Claim Agent
Washington City, Nov: i, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
Notices

TINE subscriber being grateful for the success
j he has experienced since his commencement
in business returns his sincere thanks the inhabi-
tanis Of Harpers-FerTy and It's vicinity Tor their
very liberal encouragement, add can assure them
II will always be his greatest study % merit con-
tinuance Of the same. he would respectfully in
form Them 4 al he has just resolved an entire new
stockof Drugs and Chemicals Of the most genuine
aualiky Also. an extensive assortment of Patent
Medicines, Perfumery, and Cutlery, along with a
great variety Of Fancy articles, Paints, Oils Dye
Woosis, Window Glass and Putty.
Physicians Prescriptions preraredwiih The great
est accuracy either night of day.
I, DALTON HAMMOND,
Ap1fiecayg and CRcssist,
Harpers-Ferrv September6 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24

meeting 81 The Board Of Directors Of the
\ IN Befryville and Caarlestown Turnpike Com
pnuy, held IN CharlcssoAns November isih, ieoV,
Ii VAS 81
Ordered, That The Treasurer collect the balance
dne on each share q stock ..,,-,,,.
A copy, II lAM go ~ : Pr $3.50. -,
=. ?. Ps e ], paynsntis expected. I. ?,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
Shaving Cream, Hair Dye, &c.

n r ULES HAULES celebrated Shaving Cream
~ -" Hair Dye;
g" Dipiiatory;
n Eau Illustrate;
Lily White, Persian or Chinese Powder, Rouge
Hair Oils, Pomades, Labius elegant Extracts
Fierida and Rose Water. Bay Water, Cologne
and LayeDdar Water, Toilet Soaps &C.
Shell and Buffalo OrnamenedE Tuck Combs;
Side Twist Neck and Chidren's Combs
Hair Clslgh Nail and Shaving Brushes;
Tooth Brushes in great variety !; on sale BY
r. DALTON HAMMOND:
Septeraber 6. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
The Bounty Land Bill Passed,
War of 1912. &c.

TIME Bill granting BOUNTY LAND to the
IL Soldiers (whether regulars volunteers or mi
litia0 engaged in the War Of 1912 10 and IA and
in the Florida or Seminole War OF 1886, 81 80.
Sc, and Gen. Waynes Indian War, or any War
since 1880, hdriEg finally passed Congress, the un-
dersigned being in possession of 1.-The forms and
understanding fully all the requirements of the va
ly ia procuring the same for claimants.
In case of the death Of the Soldier the Hidolc or
Minor Children will be entitled.
Those Soldiers VITO engaged TO serve twelve
mohihs ordurfng the war, and dataaiip scrreJ ming
months will receive one hundred and sixty acres
and those who engaged Id six months and aetualv
ssrred four months, will receive eighty acres and
those who engaged 10 serve Tor any or an indefinite
period and actually scrpeG month, will receive
forty acres.
As the claimant or warrah,ee, is not allowed the
privilege Of selling assigning away his certificate
Or warrant but instead scompclled 10 locate or have
his Land located and as considerable delay and
risk in procuring good and adrantegeousiy located
Land, will be the consequence, the subscriber in
order TO obviafe this difficuty 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 after schich, the Pateat for the same or the
Land, can be sold if 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 occur
Forms and Instructions furnished-ihe Warrant
or Certificate obtained-ihe same located, and the
d.en. Or Land sold ct full price; the Fee for the
tcA0ie serrices WILDE quite moderate.
All business attended TO promptly. A share Of
patronage is solicited Address. postpaid,
John S. GALLAHER, JHni0r.
Washington, ID. c., Oct IL, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
A CARD.

HAVE lust returned from New York where
made arrangements with Mr.. Geo. w. Farm
ham g be furnished regularly with Garments cuI
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 to ALL
CoATss VESTS and PASrs Of every style will be
made 70 me taste Of gentlemen. My objectfis, il
possible. BY all means 10 please GARMENTs made
IN the city Of New York are now in my Shop and
the public are invited 10 examine them. Having
Tor many years giren my whole attention to my
business, can say With confidence, thai can now
combine taste with comfort, and that my Journey
men are every way competent, and feel inst pride
~ nnisning their work in a workmaplike manner.
II word am now prepared to suit all tastes and
only ask fair trial by the public
Grateful othe public for past patronage, con-
unuance y respectfully solicited From persons
q distance no less than Al home should be hap
py e receive rial, and feel confidence In
ssathnS as ain authorised By our Merchants 70 do,
maj Iloshs, Casimefes, Trimmings, &c. win be
solo qn ne most favorable terms, and ar prices
greatly less than heretofore.
JOHN r. A.REBMAN.
o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24

a FRExtN's DEsckIrrroS or FIoHT.-
90 Halo, Jfth, tell Us an about the fight last
.aisAt- a. the particulars
4 Well tht leng an the shsrt, an the hull
~ Il IL thiSs~T drswId back ard hit I'm q
pkite. ever lhe pate, an the fast thing be
knoN'd, be didn't know nothin' At oil"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24

- saa vas asked what be thought Of
.the effects II hot driaks on the system ~
= Hst drinks air sid he, are decidedly
bad. Tea And coffee, sir, are huftful and
even hot pSash, when it is very hot-very
hot, iadesa and taken often, and in large
quantits.s, I suppose is slightly deleterious
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
ReaAy-.NGde Clothing,
Desifable House and Let

!. 3I- 4E q H > A Z T.
TIME DWELLING AND STORE, on the
IL Main slteet, in Charlestowni for many years
"a f3occupied by the late w. WLane
4TTE@tis offered at Private Sale.
AM Il il supposed 10 be so well known
as not to require further description.
The house 3pd oqt-buildinss, and fencing are in
good order, ana will be sold al price 10 make it
good investment and on satisfactory terms.
IL Possession given on the Isl Of April. 1851.
Apply 10 JOHN w. KENNEDY.
Oct. ls 1850. y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
Goods at Cosf..

WE hare sill on hand many desirable and
w seasonable goods, and. as we are anxiqu. 10
close out oorstock as soon possible, we are dis
posed TO give great bargafns Can soon and trv us
NOV. .. j. K WOODS & Co II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
OHIO LAND FOR SALE.

n OFFER for sale. small Farm in Clerment
u county. Ohio, containing litle upwards OF
One Hundred Heres,
within miles ofNBArAvIA, the cospty seat Of Cler-
mont, and about 20 miles from Cincinnati-imme-
diateiy upon the plank road leading from Chilcothe
TO Cincinnati and within fewanies Of the Rail
Road from The latter place 10 Columbus.
Further particulars and information given, on
application 10 the subscriber living in Charlestown
Jefferson county, Virginia, or Richard "a. Ransom,
Esq, Cincinnati, Ohio
March I. 1850. -4tf
--ALso--
MY HOUSE AND LOT in Charlestown,
M now being thoroughly repaired and improved,
Also ONE fourth OF The ..PIEDMONT FARM ?
situated one and half miles from Charestown,
the Winchester and Potomac Rail Road and Har-
ers-Ferry, Charesiown and Smithheld Turnpike
passing by and through the farm
TERMs. liberal Apply BY letter, postpaid, or in
person to the subscriber at Chatlestown Jefferson
county, Virginia.
Possession given on the lst ofsAprl 1S5l@ 4
JAMES L. RANSOM. #
May 2, is5o.-spirf and Ma Irteilig'csr eepy q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24

r-xan SALE. Two Hrxyr SrsKE Brarxn Nj.
cH5xss, neely new, and warranted 70 work
I'll. Prices paeing from Sl15 q 800
~ GEO. Z. s. ZIMMERMAN.
sep,ember %. Rs9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
CARRIERS HOTEL
and
RES TAU R a N T !.

TIME subscriber has opened in the basemeni o.
II lis halel a RESTAURANT where can be-
found (excepf on the Sabbalh all the delieaces Of
ibe season. He has engaged the services cf COM
elenl caterer from Baltimore 10 take charge Of the
sane. A room adjoining the Ladies parlor hasI
leen 6f,cd % for the purpose par.
ties Of Ladies and Genllsnien
Euv. - iesc. LE0&{
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.

McVElGH, BROTHER, d co.,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, SEPTEMBER, 1850,
d ESPECTFULLY make known TO their Gus
III toners and dealers generally, that they are
bow in The receipt OF theirregular Fall Stock Of
BO8fs, Shoes, MATS, Caps, &c. /,
purchase directly Of the Manufacturers in New
England, atsnch prices and on such terms as TO en-
able them tc compete fully. with any of the North
eIn Cities. They invite attention 10 the following
as comprising only portion Of their stock
2,5o5 Cases and Cartoons, containing Mems Thick
/ and HeaSY Bfogans;
Mems do do. Oak Bottom, round and
= fat seam;
Do Navy and Planters, do =
DO. very heavy aud extra sizes, do
Do. unbound, do; Boys and Youths, do;
Mems MonTpes-Calf, Kip and Seal, do;
Boys and Youths, do;
Mems Double Sole Thick Boots;
|. Do. Tapp-Sele, 20;
Boys Youths and Chdren's do;
Mems Calgi cork-sole (%ar, water-proof) do;
4 Do Fishing do;
n Do Kip and Grain, do.
II Do phalf Welt, do;
i Do Fine Calf Morocco Stitch do.
L Women's Morocco and Kid Welt Buskins;
|. Do do. do do. Ties;
I Ladies extra-tine Morocco and Kid Baskins and
Do. do. Cater Boots;
Do. do. Half do;
Do, do. Leather Booiees;
Do. do, do. Buskins and Ties;
Do Low priced Kid Seal, Calf and Morocco
r. Rounds;
Misses Leather, Kid, Calf and Morocco Slippers
and Buskins
Do y do Bootees
Childrens Boots and Shoes, in great variety;
2O5 Cases Hats and Cups,
Comprising Beaver. Silk, Russia, Cashmere An
COLA, DIahb and Black Wool, with a very large
and general assortment Of Navy, Travelling,
Glazed and other fashionable styles Of Cloth aud
other Caps;
225 Hair and Black Leather Trunks;
1000 pounds Sh3e Thread; with variety Of Men 8
AWomen's Misses and Children's Metallic Over
Shoes and Boots.
They respectfully invite anearly can from all id
pursuit Of bargains.
AcvEIGH, BRO. & co.
Prince street Wharf.
Alexandrfa. September 6, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
Nntice.

TIME repairs that have been going on for several
j. months, have al length been completed, ana
We are pleased 10 announce to our friends along he
line, that the Canal is Low 10 fne nagigahe ordeE
We hope, therefore, that our customers and dealers
generally, viii not let the delay to which we have
been subjected in forwarding Goods, prevent her
coming 70 our market 10 purchase their Fall sus-
plies, as we now prepared TO offer very great il.
ducemenis in the way of bargains
MeYElGH, BRO. & co.
AIexandria, Sept 6, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24

~ A Nestern editor has placed over his
DIarriagesA cut representing large trap
spr1ne, MA this mstto, TIE Trap down,
knetksr f5ei caught Wonder Il that edi-
tor Il r1ktrisd man Hhe Be, Ii il not diI.
iicalt u fslcss vhsl kind 81 life lie leads
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
To the PubliC.

TTyIE undersigned hag ihg been appointed Con-
il stable for the Southern District respeSuuiiy
tendcrs his services to the public IN thai
He wilfgive every attention possible % lne eotiec-
,;n NJ III claims placed ia his hands, and pay over
promptly when collected All ne asks y tfiai
he pledges fidelity to his palrons .,ax-4
fskarsesfovn. March 2R. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
House, Sign & Ornamental Painting.

YHdE undersigned respectfully offers his services
Il 70 the people Of Jefferson, in the above capa-
city. Those who will favor him with their custom,
may rest assured that he will execute his work in
style that cannot be surpassed any where He also
has. patent WASH for the outside of Houses,
which is very durable, and does not rub Off Ii can
be used either on stone brick or Misunderstanding,
and eoloreG TO suit.
Sa GEORGE B. MONROE.
Charlestown, April 25. 1850.
". B, wish to employ a JOURNEYMAN
PAINTER Immediately. G. b. M.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24

It's Blasting do,
| 25, 900 Principe, La Nor
ma and Sie,m Boat
with other brands OF
HAVANA Cigars,
| sc, 600 half Spanish, do
/ As, 00D American do.l
20 tierces fresh brat =
Rice,
| los boxes Rosla Soap, /
Is . Almond, Rose
and Toiletr do,
90 z CASTLE do,
IS y Shaving, great
variety, do,
$50 boxes Mould and
Dipped Candies.
- Sperm, Z Hydraul-
ie Pressed, z
50 !. g IA ID. boxes
for family use,
GO IT Adamanyine do,
2l0 hoxes Cheese,
los Staruh and Choc-
olaie,
los Reams No. | and 2
faSn,-lined Cap Paper,
ITO /" Letter do,
IS ri ain Letter and Cap,
$40 fReans double and
single wrapping, do,
lao |" double snd single
Tea do.
| 900 sack Factory filed
Fine and G. "a. Salt,
$50 boxes and halt boxes
Bunch Raissns,
IS bales Almonds, FIJI
berts. Brazil and Eng
Iish Wainuts,
500 bags Shot, assorted
Nos,
70 coils Bed Cord and
leading line Rope,
l00lmats Cinnamon.
.500abs. Nhtmggs, Mace
and Cloves:
50 ibis. Sperm; Oil,
GO !" Train: CO.,
10 /" Lfnsead, do.
SO casks Prsme Cider
Vinegar.
IS boxes Camphor,
10 bbls. Chalk and Span
ISL Whiting.
20 hbls. Resin,
As casks Old Madeira
w me,
60 If Pale and Brown
Sherry do,
so II Sweet Malaga and
Muscat do
65 z Lisbon, Sicily and
Fl. Madeira do
IS baskets Champagne
star, Anchor and other
choice Brands do,
nrchascd On such ttrms
as great inducements as
II tie Northern Cities
thoroughly repaired and
rdeF,. offers great induce
way of transportation
4 cafl from all in search
1IGH, BRO. s. CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24

An accomplished MISS on returning TO her
fathers house. after having been one quarter
80 boarding sehsol, quite shocked her bro
Their, whose lspguage aad ideas were rather
unssphisticatsd, with her refined express
sisns IL declare said he, enc day, 70 his
sfatAsg, our Sally'hss got to be SO larnsd
eaAat can't understand above half what she
says Twas only this morning that she
stuck DO on III tater, and q mo on to IGsses -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
Warehouse at ShePherdstown.
Wheat. Corn. &c. WanfeA

TINE subscribers respectfully inform the cirizens
u Of Jefferson and Berkeley counties, va, and
those Of Washington county, Nd that they have
rented the large and commodous Brick Warehouse
at ShePherdstown, on the Potomac river, (underthe
Aame and firm Of LUCAS g. MOORE, = where
they will al times be prepared furnish Transports
ton, in their superior line of Canal Boats for any
and all freight, destined for 4the Markets Of the
District Terms reasonable, aid such as viii make
il the interest of all 10 give them trial
j LIZ The highest market Cash price win be paid,
for from fiyetotwenty thousand bushels of w HEAT
ITO be delivered AT such times as the parties nav
agree and in parcels convenience Of these
interested. Also the highest market price will be
paid for CORN, OATS, and Country Produce
generally. Farmers and others will find it to their
interest 10 call before disposing Of their Grain or
Produce, as our arrangements are such as 10 afier
inducements equal 10 thai Of any other House in thu
Valley.
Plaster, Fish, Salt, &c.,
Will be kep,cOnstanty on shand and disposed o.
On the most reasonable terms BY the cargo, or small
er quantity.
ROBERT LUCAS. 1R.,
SAMUEL MOORE.
Shepherdsfown Nov 8 l85O--Iy ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24

M The Harrisburg madagascar gives
the following 10 the production Of two and
half acres OH land in tho vicinity Of that
sswn 22l bushels Of cera, 40 bushels.of pota-
tees 400 bushels Of tutnips, 40 hu shells Of
vtsmatsss, IS heads Of cabbage and Pecks
white beans The crop ssld in the Harris
burg market 4sr nearly enough to purchase
Western hFm. s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24

RsErrK * KEN Ny dear sid gem
ileman ~ young lady q whom be shought
81 nat1ssd, 4 ds you think ts:make Afool
~ ne q. 3 h Me- replied he lady, nnatni.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24

205 hhds. 81. Croix. p.
Rico and \. b. Sneaf,
ITO boxes single and dou-
bic refined Leaf do.
S. hoxeswhile and brown
Havanna de-,
Is bbls. paIFeFized ana
crushed do.
275 'hhds., tierces ana
bbls. N o., Porto r leo
and MuscaVado No
lasses, n
5l0bags green r % Coffee
" 4 OK Gov. Java,
40 4 Maricabo and An
gostnra do.
ITO f Laguira and Por-
To RIco do.
l69 chests and i chests
g P. Imperial and Y.
Hsson Teas,
65 packages prime Pow
chong or Black Tea,
265 boxes IS, SIS, and rs
Plug Tobacco.
l85 II extra Cavendish,
ITO " Cobb, Meals and
other choice brands,
65 kegs CARROTS Scotch
Snuf,
10 b5ls. in Biadders do,
50 jars Rape (scented, J
60 " Maccaboy, do
Is cases preset'J Ginger,
GO boxes Rock Candy,
. baskets Salad Oil,
IS kegs Madder and Salt
Petre, u
5 casks Clopperas,
IS ibis. chip'd Logwood.
li0skegs EPSON Salts,
$50 !" Salaratus. Ginger
and Alumni.
lis " Birthstone and In
digo,
lS5 /" White Lead-No.
|, pure and extra,
zoos lbs. Bar Lead,
10 casks Putty in Blad-
ders,
$50 boxes Win. Glass
$40 and 1912,
10 bbls. Lamp Black,
225 doz. Mason's and
Blakes ehal. Backing,
200 boxes Pipes,
$50 Demijohhs-2, 3 AZ
and 5 Gallons.
go doz Painted Buckets,
40 Nests do. Tubs,
$50 doz ilat Corn Brooms
20 bags Pepper and All
spice,
60 boxes Ground Pepper,
IS g Sanzers Mustard,
2l0 kegs Hazards Ken /
lucky Rifle Powder,
all Of which have been !
as to enable them to offer
can be met with in any
The Canal having been
placed in fine. navigable
lnents to dealers in the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
Boarding and Day School In Shop
hardStOWn,

Mas. nv. PHELPS will ra-open her School
w on1ft1daU The 18Th of September. Her course
of instruction embraces. all the branches usually
taught iii lie oes Institutions III is the effort and
aim of Mas PIiELPs, that each Pupil committed to
her carcsshDhd possess every advantage Of acquire
ment thai ely schools present She is cafeiuFto Sc
cure ACCOMPLISHED associate Teachers. She labors
constantly ~ her school, believing il necessary to
general success in school, that the Principal
should te acquainted with the tendencies and qhali-
ties Of eschIindividnal mind Much attention is
paid 10 Hislpry. Each child pufsues asystematic
coarse of tlstor ical reading.
I, Weekly Compositions are required The older
girls are he1ueniIy required as weekly exercise
to make Abstracts from best British Classics,
such as Milton, Shakespeare &c. The religious
instruclionsof the Pupils, to which all other in
sruelohs should be subsidiary is attended To-
Opporan lies are constantly occurring in the course
OF instnuetitn that an earnest Christian Teacher
win use Ihe Infusion Of moral religious truth
Some Of the older girls are mernbers OF a weekly
Bible cias8 Conducted BY The Rev. G. w Andrews.
Terms !:
Board u Taiiion for The Scholastic year, SI25, 90
Tuition iheyery English Branch 5000
Chiieren npder II years Of age, 25 co
French - 1900
Lati5. 12, 90
French ara Latin, (when both are learned 1900
Musicl 1000
Drawing3and Painting. 1900
portion 70 bePaid ID advance.
August 81, 1880.