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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17

RKOCGHAkS LYCBUh. OWENS BENEFIT AND
~ last appearance will Ike place saturday
Janusry i5sh when will be presented DAVID CopPeR-
FIELD the new is-ce called the WIaU ISDfAN In Which
~ Owens VIII persenate ia, honaar young lady aud
real roaring i've indian received nightly shouts
laughter: scpg Of Home tor Jenny Lind will be
sung by Miss Nary Taylor hr smith Dncy Care IN
charming dance; the entertain new
and aush.ele farce, in which .ary Taylor Brouha aad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17
P CHISHOLM 8 CO. BRASS EINIsHERs AND

Chandelier makers respectfully beg intimate that
they have removed from q to 70 Blocker street door
up sairs where they have increased their facilities
making all sorts Of fstures which they
oIdr per cent cheaper than other Establishment in
fixtures are invited give them call Their long pract
cal experience fully qualities them to make chandeliers of
the newest and choice designs to suit purchasers p. C.
Co. are willing to contract with those in the trade
lserts of -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17

M RS. kHEA CILLlNGHAM B0sryiCK, KEsPECT-
tA fuiy announcer TO her friends aud the uos. that
she VIII give Vocal and Instrumental Concert Nblos
concert room. On Monday evening nth which
oasion she will introduce Of aydas
sisted by Messrs. Tmm. HEnap. Nuli other
artists Tickets dollar he had the Music stores,
and at the door the evening Of The Concert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17
PUBLICATIONS.

THEREPUBLIC-wHI NEW MAGAZINE.
No for February, IL ready OHice No. 100 Nassau
splendid number. finely embellished Agents aud
carriers who not yet supplied will dad their supply
ready. Price twenty cents q number two dollars year,
in advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17
DANoPArA or THs rILa9Is's PaOgREss-pxs-

ueulsr rctccht tc rsQues. of psrtse teachers And
tthers snd N efcgr a ALLOW all the panarama
the uniform rrgs a admis on will hereafter be twenty vo
cents. On NSiuesday snt Saturday Afternoons children
viii - admitted AZ haf-rrcs Descriptive saeiogae f
cen@ oper every owning Doors opsn at T. TO commence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17


GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE DESIRE GOOD
N board and well furnished tsecond story front
ROOM with bedroom communicatngD Location west side
,ssgs ,f', We, E.sns stree ss aud required
A GENTLEMAN AND LADY. OR A FEW SINGLE GEN.
street The rooms large and we'll furnshsi and
comfort Of h3ne can be had r. s., ll2 Leonard
street, between Broadway and Rim street.
BOARD wANTED-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WISHES
ID small With breakfast aud tea in the upper part
OF the city near Broaivay and bsvoen Eghth and su-
tctnth streets Address e. az this once, stating terms
pnd locality. References given.
- in respectable location between bleeckcr and Cham
ber unfurnishei the second dpnr de-
sired Address, stating terms and location 70 T. at hi,
once.
DoARD-wAN1ED. FGR 4 WIDOW LADY AND uER
~ etd small we'll urni bsdroom with ere when re-
preferred and below Twentieth street Terms
he moderate No questions answer q; reefen5e given
Aasrse un Monday evening Laura Broadway Post Ones
postpsid
BOARD AND LODGING wsNTED-gY TWO RE-
~ spectacle young central part 81 the city IN
wl d. with double tedded ~ large and airy.
Terms 20 exceed IS 70 SJs week, each. Address
" g. Board Herald sfbce, TIL next Saturday neusis
BOARD IN BRoOKIYN.-Two OR TaREx CESTLE-
- be accommodated with nice breakfast
and tss and elmer Sundays BY applying a. s. state
street, Brooklyn.
RoARD-APARrmENTs on THE FIRST AND SECOND
y floors furnished ~ not suitable for gentlemen small
ny, with without beard a. Baysrd. where there
NJ bearders Hot and eold baths In the house. Location
iev doors east Of the Bowcry. Terms moderate
poARD-Two OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE &C
~ cormodased In private family down town. Apply a.
SIS Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17

az DOLLARS FOR HoAEsrEAD-bY CALLING AT
PO Hooper Brothers, l06 Fulton Hooking
Picture Frame manufao .srers you for tive collars
secure beautiful parlor engraving also Ia
Homestead Art Union comprising 100 house
lot in wlamsburgh worth about $4,000 and 90 oil paint
ings in gilt frames Cata ogues Free to be obtained
above, where the oil pain tings exhibition. Sub
scribers will please call and pay their subser ptons IS
Ia lea oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17

CwIss BENEyoLIEr soCIETY.-TBE SWISS RESI-
W dents OF New York and It's environs respectfully
guestsd attend the snnus1 meeting Of the Swiss Bsnevo
lent Society at the hotel If Mr. L. Demonioo, in william
street. Saturday afternoon the 18th nst half
two o'clock. BY order OF the President.
@ KuiEE. Sec. and TraAsnraY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17

E0R SALE-THE BEAUTIFUL SIX YEAR OLD STEER
Putnam-weight estimated at $500 lbs allowed by
good judges be the brought
fork market He is worthy the attention Of
ing to send cattle to the Worlds Fair For particulars
apply at the Putnam House. 357 Fourth Bulls
Head Hotel corner Twentyfourh Third avenue
where the animal q n he aeon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17

ny ORDER or TIE sURRoGATE.-To BE SOLD AT
ID Public Auction, the lstk Of January Instant At
the Grocery Sore stock and No. 81 Old Slip
together The unexpred period Of the lease Of tbs house
which inmates the OF 1884, The
sale will take place the premises At the time and
place. the household furniture the said house will also be
cold. y. W. DEiTkRrNU, Executor and Collector.
Dated. January Is, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17

'U'nE bhOU6lt COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT, AT
Nlsios Garden, on Thursday egenirg January 23d,
iso-Ihe commit tee have the satiactoa OF
the public generally that they
from large and brilliant array Of Professional talent
GLIDING Italian opera vaudeville and vocal instru
mental concerts the particulars Of which via DO given In
future ADVERTISE tt sk dollar
ready for delivery at the P,noforte Of Adam
stodart (Treasue S25 Broadway, at tbs various musio
stores and At the prlncip hotels
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
A WELL IMPROVED FARM
For N.RL

t OFFER al private sale the FARM mon With
reside situated about four miles northwest AZ
lChariestovn. jefferson county Va. ADJOINING he
lands OF w. = Washington, r worlhinston Geo
u Washington and others, ana coniaipips ann,
84 $50 A CRES .OFLAND.
hirty Of which are Ia timber he balance in .,,h,
Hand DIVIDED into nine fields all dnder goea fsnrn
mostly post and cap-fenee. - 'Fo'
II l ne improvements consist Of large. convenient
- and newly built Dwelling. con,air,a,
ikssl seven rooms, with cellars under The ,rhnfs
Mi smoke hoase, ice house servants hoi,.-
T 4 ess sIahili g. eoTy house, aud large granA.
~ divided into gamers capable of holding oNaa
ppsheis y wheat AL fas buildings necessity IN
tfe contoH and convenience III family have 49,
ffecied wIlhin few years past aad are Ia oot,6 ~
pair There r. upon toe .iarn a variety N ehaiss
iHrit selected from fsst nurseries apd MOI 81
l . hoW beal,ns. " Sprs, PEACHES eberIies.
exclusively with view to Us Improvement clover
and plaster has been freely used and il is now in
Ape state of cultivation. The Winchester aud Pc
fomac Railroad "A miles distant and the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad miles distant offer great ts3
eilities k,r the uansportaon,et se produce Of tie
farm either ID the BALTIMORE at Disiric, markets.
The Harrers7 Ferry and Smnhfeld Turnpike al
tur3s good and safe route 10 Charles.own a. all
seasons Of tbeyear
lis location will compare fagorabiy with tkIt of
any farm il HE county OF JEFF r>on as regards
hfalih societs, fertility Ct soi facilities TO mar
k9t. Persons wishing to purchase land well inl-
proved with every thing 10 habd. are requested ii
{all and view the premises
For teFnl9appiy 10 fhs subscriber. living uroa
the premises, or il BY letter addressed . Charles
town. r. G. McPE ERSOS.
#
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
.nY -owN GREEN LAND"

. g.
Mr.. Greeley eloses bis letters from Europe viii
The following eloquent passage:
aWith glow of unMonted rapture see
our stately vessels PROV turned towards the
setting sun, and strive tosrealize that only
some ten days separate me from those l
know aHd love best on earth. Hark the
last gun announces that the mail boat has
left Us. and that we are fairly afoat on orr
ocean journey; the shores Of Europe recede
from our vision, the watery waste is all 3
round US, and now with God above Us, death
below, our gallant barque and the clustered
company together brave the dangers Of the
mighty deep May infinite mercy watch
over our onward path, aud bring US safely
to our several homes for to die away from
home and kindred seems one Of tie saddest
calamitfes that could befsll me-
This mortal tenement would rest uneasily
ia an ocean STROUD, this spirit reluctantly
would resign this tenement to the chill and
pitiless brine these eyes closa re@-. atfull-
On the stranger skies, and LAX ial aspi.ali
| " Of the sullen and ....ormy main. Ne LEI
me see once Gore the scenes SO we'll rem e N
bere". and beloved; let mo grasp, it but once
i again, the hand Of friendship, and hear tbs
l thrilling accents Of proved affection, apc
| when sooner or later the hour Of mortal az
ony shall come, let my last gaze be fixed b
eyes that viii not forget me when am gone
and let my ashes ,reposs in that coDgenia
soil which, however may there be esteeme,
| OF hated, is still
my own green land forever
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
ACROSS THE RIVER.

- !
About six years ago, says elergymau e
4 New fsrk city. ] vas travelling on the bor-
ders Of the Hudson, and on the most ,heanti.
full portion of that noble stream, where iitaf
waters seem to rest against the Highlands
Of Fishkill, and form the Newburg Bay 4
was riding en- the western sheie, dotted With
elegant country seats, elevated Is to cons
mand 6no view Of the opposite county u
Duchess, Passing \ substantial mansi0R I
observed carriages standing around the en-
trance, and hearse, that plainly indicated
the occasion of the gathering TWAS some.
thing moro than curiosity it was the die
tate OF natural sympathy, that induced ne u
stop and ningle with the multitude. sHi.t
Ii was easy to learn from the FIRST whom Z
addressed tia. q young man, the son Of Pc.
rents now advanced in life was to be buried.
The clergyman IN attendance was just closing
after short but eloquent pause In the sel.
yioes-for silence is always eloquent In the
house of rnournipg-the afflicted father rose,
and overcoming tho emotion with which 10
struggled, spoke few words TO the friends
that Surrounded him. Said he: "A few
months ago, one of my sons removed to the
other side of the river, and resides on tho
shore in-yiow Of the spot where VIC are assems
bled And new aud that my thoughts itD
over there far more frequently than they were
before Il have long had friends there whom
4 loved and had an interest in the people
but had no son there; but since~that child
has been resident beyond the river, ny
heart is there often, and love to be thele.
So it has been with me during the few dsyS
that | have passed since this other son cross.
ed the river of death, and, as trust, has
entered heaven My thoughts are often
there now True, had friends there before
"a fatherIthere but had no child! Now
l have an interest in heaven such as never
felt till ono Of my children wont there 10
live r. 4,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
I. POETRY.
NoMAN.s HnARr.

Fiea take fesiher and lay il upoa
be stream that is Tippgiag by
" Ish The eaFfsat, behold in . moment ia rena
NhimpFessise and igAl as sigh
Tim take thee dear and pFeciOasl s:ora.
- % the same stream place IL
Oh mark how The wsteF on which i, il thrown
ip ~ bosom viii quickly enease il a
Ortake rryssal, or stainless glass,
iih erayan upon it, then trace
a sEniehce 81 line. and watch how twill pass--
breath will is beauty eface--
hfb lake attamend PURE and bright,
Nd write sone modern token
M Y; Cold 81 beat, in shade on light.
IA t:wll It'll the crystal q broken. =
Anai,hus with he tablet a wornap.s nn,s h..,,
= hste the vain and the iGle may nv
ghsass iasiF ltaPtsssions--'hey swiitlF depsr,
I. tsGe r. feather re scroll saI The sign
ssLSSiAqss. - 80 .l.-At -il-s,-sasz
~ az Image OF genius ard weFlh,
TJksugh the changesot lifeitW III still BE The same
Eli that heart IS removed from the earth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
WHEAT FANN.

THE WHEAT FAN, known as the "Genessee
- Farmer, has superseded the use OF almost
every oiher Fan 10 the Stateoi New York and other
Wheat growing States. Ii is adapted to cleaning
eRfrf description Of seed and as Clover Seed or
fmothy cleaner has no superior. This Fan has
teen most fully tested and every where eliciied the
highest COMMUNICATION Ii has. taken The premium
AZ Several Of The best Northern exhibitions and for
superiority Of construction. capacity for working
ahd economy 81 price, stands unriyalled, The fol-
fPWng certificates from aiihc most Intelligent
ami successful ae' culturiss in the Valley OF Vir-
ei4la attest is merits wherever tried This list
) were those offered not deemed safiefent for all
reasonable men, could be extended 10 indefinite
extent JAMES RUNYAS
Chariestowns Nov 10 1851
Mr. James Runyass Fan has been used and tried
against anohet celebfated Fan On the fam If the
late Mr. John Myers this season With entire salts
iagi1on So far as my experience enables me TO
ln{fge. I has no suneEiar in 5000.
This is TO certify that have tried one Of Mr. Jas
Ranvan's Fans and have no hesitation in saving
itis the best have ever used and have no hesita-
tim 10 recommending il 10 farmers
Nov. s. 1851 JNO. II. McENDREE.
This Is 10 certify thai have tried one Of Mr.
James Runyan's Wheat Fans and have no hest
tafion in saving that il cleans better than any, one
Ihave used since have been farming and mum,
ben of my neighbors were present when | used II
ard all tencurfed with me in its superiority over
any fans Hsed by lhem.
Nov 5, 1851. RICHD DUFFlELD.
II have purchased one Of MI. Runyan's Whea
Fans and consider 1t the best have ever used OF
my farm. II. 1. oPlE.
have tried one OF james RnuYan'S Wheat Fans
ana is the best thai have ever used, and would
Nov 5 ) 4 1851. / - - JAS G. HURST
fbaye tried ONE or Tarns> Rinran'- Wheat Fans
NH fnd Il to 81 fFstrsic, AMI wood recommend il
Ii HE farmers. N II hEMP;
winchestsr, Nos ; ts3i.
ia
hsv, rom .trsfisafe proved Hr James Run.
yar's Whss' Fsus 10 b g0a
Nov 5, is5f. JESSE WOOD.
Having used ons = NJ ggnssn's Wheat Fans
ht nrrssu3 sea4an ifsvt e. seiislsnn u Ss.ertins
,hat It IL he boss arIi. sind have ever seer
aFlused IN l0HNsONI
M James rsnTa $3.50 Fans are mgEn
fhttarrG IN ear II mly ~ tseg are cut MP p
cs,rnpe,eng turr, aHd ia r-&setai used in lht
eohsrHrtisn s ct lhs vefi besi 4 s.4iiy
Nov 1851 " J. HAWKS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
MN STl8LER i BROTHER,
MhOle.SaIe and Retail
DEUdaISrs AND CHEMISTS,
Pa6rf1x STREET, .fkexuud,S E.n.

RaGrfax street, .4fexandst va,
ID ESpRcTFUILY iaforn their friends and Is,
IL psIbi;c, that they have on hand. ard wili con
-tinue 81 keep large stock of DRUGS cHEMt
EAl.9. DfEeSTuFFs. PANTS. OILS. VAR
KiStsgsS, WINDOW GLASS, SC. together " IA
grsak garjriy 81 osAer GOODS, suitable dir liz
eouuts5 trade al II which they are prepared Iose
or favorsels tertss
Their eenslang care Is furnish articles fhat tnag
be reisd uRon, a.; bsiag d he bert quality. asd
with hts girs ihsy manufacture many attitles
which ar Liable lo.adullersiion
hysieians, EsaEiifg Merchants. Private Fstnil-
les. aad Indisieaass faForfnz them with iisit or.
der shalt have heif bes eforts to give them sails
faction.
sgafse Irad. pare ard extra; eoiors OF all Minds,
DRY or -s4and 10 Oil; Artists. Colors Biakr's
Paten, Fire Proef Paints Buswels DO. sspsfior
article
Sem sisl 80 Tsnssf Wioiss STAINED Sta af II
Whale Neaistbat; Give. &c
PIRNISHES
Furniture; c1aeh c0bofieSs coack Picture
Flowing Quick Diving Ship; Japan, &c
H'fSD CLASS
7 u % u 81 u 80 various brands; ReAflrd
Crown 81 extra lhe.i all irregular sizes obtained
DRUGGISTS GLASsWARE.
Reiogss AMI Receivers plain and labuI ated Test
Tabes :; Graduated Measures; GLARS syriHgss :
C1ppiBg Glasses eeipitaiing Jars sN9tscfy.
Bottles Physicians Sadsiie Bags; Vials NJ ~
ezra strong
Medlc,ne Chess Surg, ons' Instruments; Sap
porter shodlder Braces &c.
. Agents Faf Landreth.- warranted Gardrn SfedS !;
Osg ID egegae; sanda Sal sanag,a; Blii =
Townsdads; swaynes 81 up Of Wild tt+ny l.
-lA,Fe's CsieJr5 Peei.Fai- &c, &c English Fgepc@
aad Amefieau pefJgnefy. I
S+pieiS''e i5is5l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
- AZ = fIrne for all shiags.
SAers she ttsne for Harzains.


TIME SUBSCRIBERS have ope- 'i.e. = -, -. az
wintrr supply Of tio0ts which Do, =.
lscsea with great care. They are determines ssss
% bssdsI sold 6y any Store In this section e he
country. They respectfully solicit call tfsslsa
their ifiends anl al who wen, extra bfygsiss. We
viii mans in part;
LADIES' WEAR
we can liresensa rich ard beautiful variety, sBeh
Is Preach Ca<hmeres and az LANES, TWiifea ~
one~e Cissh Bracade Listers AlpacaS French ana
Chsne GHssAamS high roiaFea and MadieE Chia.z
&C. aad aher nnmsous articles; OF
GENrLEMENS WEAR,
we have a line assortment, consisting Of French
and English ClsfhS Of yaricus clofs, Black ID 81
skin and wool Dyed CassiaeFes. new and bea All.
ful .tnuera 81 Faacy Cashmere, Silk. Saiins and
wooE vesIine- Tweeds. Over Coating. Blankets
49,. &c Our stack q Domestic Gouas Is vatsea
snd comoiele. 4 generais assortment Of Groeerlss
Hafdwaft, Qneensware. Boots. Shoes Hats and
Gaps. Fancy Articles, Drugs and IN fact any AMI
erlrF aFtiele KEEPS ii ! country store.
country produce of al kinds. taken In exchange
fsr Goods and the highess price always given
KEgNEY 8 HILL.
shsphesds.ovn, Nov 81, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
Wholesale : Retail Clothing Store
Il. WALTER 4 BRO. VI
Manufacturers 81 Deellers,

.SIenaasoaA stfeft, H4fpefs-Ftrfy, Tifsi''.7'
TNyITE he attention u bf iraae e far
l. sage ssocs Of READY -91.ft7A eL.O fi1-so'
VEG. ~, -.
Fgoek Dress Over Sack, IL faaAa g, 49, VI L 4,
Cloaks pants. Vests Dtawets sssiifts =
READERS Boots, Shes, Has CARS llaanSs 80
l afiicles belonging 70 genils Eafes i.
variety 81 materials in uss 81 Fsteign ana Oanaes
lie MaRelaci1refs, made uH y ne 80 ~ = N
I'll ihe naSt approved FasAieiis ans Mats : Az =
fsr al pseeS and upon terms as aerosn =
any establishment in the UEIon
RI Waiter & Bro have hlr long iafne suPp',s.'
Jefefsoa and surrounding Counties q gfea1 81
tent, and Merchants from ihls section y ceunsly
will consult their iRteresi hy a. exanlihss.er =.
their stock. n WAL.TEtS . bAo.
Harpers@Ferry. Ocioner 9, ls51.
/ CsUPRRIoR Sapsagoland Pine Apple Cheese fol-
/ - sale BY KEYES s. kEARSLEHs
Dee A. ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18

N. RES
Cheap Book and Variety Store;
.s.o.lss Iratf Strees,
FINE DOORS A8 We The AM RlcAN a.Ttl.
HtTfI NJ al II l.:

ia l. VI OR l., II
ID ESPEcTFULLY informs Cdnary MerahAnts
IL aatipthers that be has donsianGly for said al
The t,rcst prices gsnerat assortment OF senhsp.
AND MleealL ASEogs Goess ~stiyEus AND cHeAR fuB
LiGsl&bsa srtrtaSsRY Or AllL klNps, etabraefng
IN RsN Blank Aeeouu, Books IN great u ;iciits
I9aA Books I,eIigers Records Journals add Re-
eelPiBolks Poekel MemoFanlnns Copy AZ Pas
Ba1ks
PApER -Plain and Eaucv Envelopes Cap,
POST. BiA. Noe. Tissue. Blo(tiug, aud Post otAce
papgg Transparent Notices Blue, Black ard Eifyi
I Tx B ,Hnel Boards, Port FAios, Pocket Bas3ks,
Ren @aivrS Eagiish and German States. Gpld Frhs
and SILVER Pencils silk and Bead PArses Ulntf'i-
las Fans Games FANCY Baskets Victims, ff#tss
planning CARDS Eagle, Decatur, Msrfy
Andrem, uighl ads. Visiting Consefsatinn
Cars eiataes Songs Playa German Toys spy
Gtalssis1sssrd Cases Combs Hair Brushes Pgri
M5nies, Csseghe Hair Oil RazorS Writing pfsNs
P>iuis FGncv Boxes, Carpet. Bags. Frnch 4
American :I.i,hagraph Pri9ts Looking, Glasses
Pocket Ink$taads, Almanacs Iior 1852, oil every va
rlely,
fUfH0LE SALE AND RE TAIL
PLANK BOOKS mage ID order, and ruled &
anv parftti al The shortest npiiee.s
BOOK BINDING neatly executed. Ola Beoks
and Pamphlets rebound.
rSy- Second Hand Books bought and sold, OF ex
changed.
Keen constantly for sale alarge assortment O
Secondhand BaoSs in all the various branches 0
4litefaloFe science aud art.
Sfpsematr 4 iS5i.-xly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18

A SHouKIyG CAsE,-Tho Lancaster Wing
says -" Hor some time past the child Of Mr..
Watson IT. Miller, of this city, had beenEill,
ard some fits symptoms clearly indicated
that the child had swallowed some needles
and pins A few days age girl about "a
or Is years Of age, who acted in the capacity
Of nurse, made the startling confession that
she. had been administering and causing the
child to swallow pins and needles, for the
purpose Of making it fretful, and BY these
means of being relieved Of nursing it. The
little victim died Cd Friday night last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
los Acres.

which has fair proportion Of timber This lane
Aeqnal in fertility 10 arg IN jefferson county, ali
enclosed with good and substantial fencing Scve.
raj hne Springs are upon The Farm yielding ar
atandaht supply Of pure water, one of which is
near the Dwelling house.
The Improvements are convenient andcomforta-
hie 10 their arrangements
Terms Will be very accommodating am for fur,
iher particulars apply 70 the Subscriber on the
Premises RICHARD WILLIAMS.
Sep.emhes III 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
NOTICE,

TIME undersigned have formed Coz Partnership
L 3he TAILORING BUSINESS. aud re-
Spectfdlts solicit The patronage o.. their friends and
the public in general.
JAMES CL0THIER.
PETER. POISAL.
Charlestown ApFil f. ls5l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
NaTAHv wvnrTr
WN. r. DAUfsIEERTY.'
ittorneY al Law and Notary Public

HdRPERS PERRY IN.
DRACflCES in The Coaris otthR ana the al.
joining Counties and VILE take Afff&avits
Depritioas aud the acknowledgements OF Deeds
any where IN ieTrrson County, and will alsts prs
tefl tqreiga bills Of exchanged
Feb ~ 1881. -SgE-k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-18
rHREsHInu naACHIMEs,


OF THE La. EST AND MOST IMPROVED PATTERNS,
FitE sceiehrate6 Thresher among others. warranted
10 thresh from 800 10 400 bushels par day. Also,
Threxher with CLEANER attached. completing the
whole process in one operations Also Fodder Cat-
ters tRoyeFS' paientl the very best BOW in use
Cofs Cruisers that crush from the consistency Of
honHsony to fine meal If desired, with capacity
from 80 10 10 bushels per hour cara Callers With
capacity from $50 10 1000 eaShels per day. Haeqt
DeFRS Of The mos: improved patterns. WAeai
paepeEs OF the --latest and hfst kinds tHusseys and
9. saC,orIniek's1 Alsa BamHageashis celebrated
IYsesg Fsa which has taken . premiums and 4
metals warranted % be The besl separator 10 The
III sSgates. Ii fact ever Thing thai the Farmer
nm need II aid him in hisE operations. 0ftrrs
ana Il ire shortest notice ard Machinery ent 70
.ugs paff 81 The STATE Ill Repairs prompt, az
TENED Is. CASTINGS Of all kinds Mill Irons n
eIu4esi dane 10 tIr shotes; nsatest and most dufa
ifINUFacTfRIyG PRICES
/ THRESHER with Cleaner complete, six horse
Thresher wilsoui Cleaner. from I6O 70 sl75
Corn CFlSheEs, SD
Fodder Cutters, 50
Corn shelters. frdxn SIS to SIS
Hag and Straw Cutters from SO 10 3
An ofser machinery At proportional rates AL
s4''aA's4's ZIMMERMAN 6 CO.
charlessovn, Dee q, 1850.