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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
lEztraot fron ii. Schedule ]

The officers authorized by existing laws to hold
and iconduct general elections shall hold and con.
duet the elections herein required; and such on
Gers and aia 7trAer persons shall be governed and
contt9lied therein by the provisions Of said laws .
tar as the same nav be applicable to and necessary
for the proper eonduciiag OF the said elections =
Duplicate polls shall he separately kept for Cover.
nor and Lieutenant Governor, for Attorney Gene
raj, and tF Senators and delegates 10 the General
Assembly. which shall be verified BY the oaihs Of
the officers conducting theE elections.
The verified duplicate pgIls for Governor, Lien
tenant Governor and Auefhey General shall be de-
posled with the clerks Of the several counties and
cities who shall retain in their respective Off.
cfs and transmit the other BY mail TO The secretary
ef The common wealth
IN the eleci;e 81 ssNators and delegates for dis
tricts formed Of mere than county and cty7 the
officers conducting the same at the courihouses OF
the several .ountits and cities forming each dis
trict shall assemble on the eighth day after the
commencement az the said election, al the court
house OF the county or city first named as cne of the
counties OF The district shalLcompare the POLLS
and ascertain the result and shall deliver and re-
turn certificates ct election according to the laws
now in force.
Richmond November 95 lSSi-2t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
WHEAT FANS.

TINE WHEAT FAN, known as the "Genessee
l. Farmer " has superseded the use OF almost
every oher Fan in the State OF New York and other
Wheat growing States. Il is adapted 10 cleaning
every description Of seed. and as Clover Seed or
Timothy cleaner has superior This Fan has
been most fully tested aud every where elected the
highest commendaliun 1t has taken the premium
al several II The test Northern exhibitions, and for
superiority Of construction, capacity for working
and economy Of price, stands nnrivallet- The fol-
loving ertiicates from SONG of he most inelisPnt
and successful asFicultursts in the Valley OF Wiz
GINA, attest lis merits wherever tried. This list,
were those pfTerfd not deemed sufficient for all
reasonable men, could be extended 10 indefinite
extent. JAMES RUNYkN
Charlrs,own, NOV. IS, 1851.
Mr. james Rnnvan'> Fan has been used and tried
against another celebrated Fan on The IA m of the
/late Mr. John Myers this season with entire salts
faction So far INV experience enables me to
Judge it has no superior in speed or excellence Of
work. JOHN J. II. STRAITH.
This is 10 certify,hat | have tried one OF Mr. Jas
RunvansyFans and4have no hesitation in saving
ills the best have used and have no hesila-
ton in recommending j 20 farmers.
Nov s, 1851. JNo. II, McENDREE
This is to certify that | have tried one of Mr..
James Runvan's Wheat Fans and have no hest
iarion in saving thar ii cleans better Than any one
have used since have been farming and num-
Der of my neighbors present when used il
and all concurred with me in its superiority over
ant fans used by them.
Nov. 8, 1851. RlCH'D DUFFiELD.
have purchased one Of Mr. RunYans whoa,
Fans and consider il the best have ever used on
my farm II. L. CPIE.
| ! have tried one Of James Ruuyan's Wheat Fans
and i; is the best that have used and would
recommend i TO all the farmers.
/ Nov. 6, 1851. JAS. G. HURST.
Ihave tried one Of james Romans Wheat Fans
and find it TO be first rate and,woud recommend il
\ 10 the farmers J. u. KEMP.
Winchester, Nov.5, 1851
I have from experience proved Mr. James Run
I vans Wheat Fans to be good.
Nov 5, 1851. JESSE WOOD.
Having used one Of Mr.. RGnvan's Wheat Fans
the present season feel no hesitation in ASSERTING
that il is The best article OF the kind hareever seer
or used WM, JOHNSON.
Mr.. James Runyan's Wheat Fans are mapu
featured in one sf my shops; they are out mp by
competent workmen, and the material used in thei
construction Is 9th very best qualify
Nov s 1851 z w. J. HAWKS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
POETRY.
OLD aUsIe--oLD FRIENDs.

Give me old musicl let me hear
The songs Of days gene By.
Nor stay Thy voice in kindly lear,
Ito Thy notes falling tear
I Should make mute reply.
The songs that lulled me on ths hrean
To sleep away the noon.
Eipg on sing ont lore item best,
There's wilchery 10 the notes Impressed
With each familiar tune.
Give me old wine its choicest ssoro, :.
Drawn fronahe shady bin:
Oar vineyards shall produce no noro
Such rare strong Juice they gaTe OF yor1s1
As sparkling lies within:
This was my grand siFe's chief delight,
When the day chase vas DER.
Filfhigh ill high treasures delight, |.
Shall sparkle oN our hoard tonight
Though We should ,dtink no mere.
Give me old ffiendSl--ihe tried, the truA
Who launched their barks with me,
And all my lrys and SORT ows knew.
As chances gales the pilgrim blew
Across the troubled seas
Their memories are lhe same as miuo-s-
Our loves through life shall last:
Bring one, bring all, your smiles 10 shlnu
Upon our good old songs and wine,
Like suphcams>trom the pastl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
Wholesale Watch 4 JeHelry Store.
n. II. MILLER & co,

IT IMPORTERS. Manufacturers abiI JDbhers ot
2 i PATCHES LEUELRY ASD FANCY
GOODS have leased The ORCStlad tufmrrB ae
eapled by Mefsrs CAnfrid Bfuihct+A Co; .SpHtt-
saa eo,qscr Of Charts aad Btiihtofe Sitees (No.
22T,l whcr hey puitt0g 10 complete otder f,,r
the WHOLESALE. WATCH AND JEW ELitY
BUSINESS 10 be opened about The 20thot July.
10 calling She attention Of the ttade lo the rev
copeern We M ntiun he fact thar IRE octated
with nne Of tIielin,St extensive 1kfEisaI MAstPAC-
rkRlNG4ssrl 81 fSnMeEas 10 tug country Whtca mus
give decided fdvaHtage ever all Others pGhts mar
ket Tor supplying dealers ~ it'll Jewefy AZ manpiac
tnIerS prices feature smiths brsnci 81 trade long
since needed l4tweeH BALTIMORE and the Southern
and Western Merchants.
We desioe % call particular Alteration 10 the
Watch department, which will al all times he sup
piled with rreat assortment nom the mcS cole
brated manufacturers, aud keplin pefieet running
order. 50 that pureh mh5s nj ONCE lake ihrm
with wfitlel guarantee a,they wittperiolm cor
Tecllv.
This branch Of the buspess will receive The
e~pec atieA3 njn Of OF s fitn, hose extensive
aud praclieaE knowledge OF III hu>iness vi ], we
hope give aS place 10 the eeai1ence q buyers
We respectfully tFvile y1u - call apon "a wien
you nexf visa cur city, confidently believing thai
an examAa alton of oHrGpod~ vigil prGve to yaH that
they bettir STYLES aud cheaper tbarS Yap have
seen in this m1rlet and assure yeu that 10
effort shalt III wanting on oHr part 10 maEt he~ae
quaintanee t5ae OF mutual hru,tii
- L. IL. MILLER & CO.
Corner 81 ctqyt t,fud Bep. gio,e Secs BaR
REEERENCES:
MessTss wyeih. Blackinck 4 Co.. Baltimore.
i" Gwln, Reid Taylor,
4" JaYpyS Hodges 4 Brothers, ~
IL - Hdta Berry. .
\ Matteck Da~r & Evans, g
q SIeiinanit lIuFehs.
. SsheS feoa Cat
.. RsEfsLsw Gslfm Co 2"
RetsY renAhtea /"
- HaSltipgs iiAAey 9
=" lsa.ni siutpfy Co. q
- II aofs y tsr.fia, =
Aqsasl - is5i-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal.


TINE splendid Packet Boats FASHION, Capt.
i Petite and BELLE Capt Singer, now make
regular trips between Alexandria. Georgetown and
Cumberland They leave -Rfiter's Wharf near the
Market aucge Georgetown. every Monday and
Thursday evening a, o'clock Pm Passengers
for Harpers- Ferry. leaving Georgetown at that
time will arrive al tina; place on Tuesday mofRing
at half past 10 O'clock The fare is less than 3 cts
per mile.
The Boats will leave Harpers-Ferry for Cumber =.
land every Tuesday and Friday, at 4 o'clock ~
and for GeuEgeioEn a uJ Alexandria, every Tues
day and Friday. at O'clock p. n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
FR XNKIIV THOMAS, =

ArT = I:EI Ar = Avn
Pna,sr,'t h Frederick, JsaeFsga AID The
ssr- Oiliee N jVater street near thf Farmers
Bank Wiaekr.sef fDcc ID. fssa-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
NnIhGEI

TNHE undersigned havetorueda Craftsmanship
Il in The TAIL ORiNG BUSINESS ada re,
>pectfuIty >blei The patronage o their friends and
the puolic in general T
JAMES CLOTHIER
PETER POISAL.
Charestown, April 4, 1851,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
MoTARY PUBLIC
WH. r. DiUGHHRTY.
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,

fiFHIT1@IFS FI-71RY ~.
DRAcTlcEs n III codrr, o. I'll, and lie adj
= joining CauniieS, and will take Ads4avits
DePasitiq|e aad Inc ledgenientl o. Deeds
any where IN Jefferson County; and will a;sc pro.
test fofeigB bills ofrkchange
Feb 81 lhbl -Sp5yif
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04

~ When eKemhle was re8eafsing the
romance. surg IS Richard, 10 the play Of
Richard Shaw, the l. der # ne tand, called
Mr. K.,noatl, lay 4gar Mr. Kimtaii, sou
are r5nrdering time"
Ke5abIe csFnly apd coolly taking pinshI
Of sdaf said
Ny dear sir. il is better forme to murder
time At once, tlan to be constantly beating
him as you do
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
Sadalery & Harness Making,

in all of il various branches and am prepared to
pa, up As keod work and Al as short notice and On
As ACCOMMODATING terms any one in the State Of
virginiai Gene one. come all and see me before
purchased, and wiz d. you god
= HiDEi The highest cssh pfice paid for all
kinds IL J;neen add Card Hates
EDWARD SMITH.
Hafp.tz Frerry. Oct %. 1851 High strcet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
Therr ~ a fluse Eae all things.
Eat nav - the flame far garg aius-

~
THE SUBSCRIBERS have opened their Fall and
i Wihief supply q Gla,l< which have been fe.
lecsed With gfeat care flsy are determined not
10 De nadsrstafs aly Sore, nthis section Of the
county <fsTSaciiaiiH soFicit c4 nom
lii il friends aid all who want srira iafgeiF'. He
wiIlnSme D paFs:
LA0s- EEA3
w Gao prsse;sta tcb sfd p aptfui .sarietT, sca
a. Ffsasa Ca-nmerss and de LaiCes. IWHird -
esnese cioih Br3cade Listers, Araeasf French AMI
cbeBe Ginstlau4 high ecisrrd aud MaddeE Chin.z
Sc and oeis.r NUMEROUS arfieles; OF
:GENFLEdENS WEAR,
We hare hae assortment. consisting nf French
and English Cisths II various eglefs, Back Doe
skin aud wool Dyed Cassimeres, new aid beanli-
fal pattefn Of Fancy Cashmere, Siis SRiin, and
wool yessing Tweeds Over Coating, Blankets
&C., &c. Oar stock Of Domestic Goods is varied
and complete a general assortment II Groceries
Hardware, Qaeensware Boots, Shoes Hats anC
Gaps. Fancy articles Drugs, and in fact any ami
every article keptia, q eouniry store
Coantry produce Of an kinds, taken In exchzng,
for Goods and he highest price always given.
KERNEY s. HILL.
shsphsristorn, Nov -, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04

XVI The rounii Ritohis, Doddriixe. Harrison
Peasants and Wood skaii fartn anaih-s district
XVII. The COUNTESS 81 wsiEsI. Esfshan. Marion
AMI FsIer shall form ass5sheF diSaricts
ALVllL The counties Of Up~hut, Barbour, LAWS,
tiilnl-r and Randolph asali form another disirio,s
XIX The cosarise Of MonoagaIiA. Preston and
Tas W. shall form another dissr,cn:
1. The coaaiies x Brooke. Hancock and Ohio shall
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
MeIeigh, Harper s Chamberlain,
Wholesale GrocerS & Extensive
Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps & c.,
a Z Nd RIA Fb
FALL SUPPLIES, sEPrEMBER,lI 1881.

. ESPEE FFuLLY make known tPtae,r Gus
hlonrefs and dealers generally thht they afe
h3wferelgirs ~ Packets "Ann Eaizahetns En-
pre- and judge " hitman" direct lfafn New
YORK ant Bo.t4A, tAeir Fan Stock Of GtOeeres
&e cons sling i'm palt A. follows
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
A FARM FOR SALE.

FI1HE Subscriber Intending 70 re iHquish Tlrming
Il odgrs tuf sale hi> FARM rying aboui2a lhiIes
Sauth.ea>i NJ CAaElrsoun, Jefferson county, con-
tanning about
..fO5 Acres,
which has fair proportion u tjllber. This land
is equal III fruihtg any in Jefferson county, all
enclosed with good and sp5>lantialirncing Seve-
raj dhe Springs are upon the Farm yielling alb
abundant supply al pure water, one olsNhich is
pear The: Dwelling huuse
The Improvements are convenient and comforta-
bic ~ their arrangements.
Terms wil be vary accommodating an for fur
lher particulars anp'y 70 the subscriber on the
premises. RICHARD WILLIAMS
Sep:emhcrII 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04

al of which Lave beer PURCHASER Oh suqh Terms. as 70
enable lhen Ia comp te with any Of tha Nofth,In
4 CtcS The INTRODUCE oh ef regular hAefof Boats en-
The CaHa for Tie exclusive tf,asl otioa a. mcsehan
affords dzy opportunities otiarwatdng wiih dfspatel
10 the various points, aLgtcafy rced r4trs. aud 81
geea4 iuiuenents 10 deafctS III the ugehlS of at
ticirs In liH.
la s,ii loe tlsfr stick % GroccIes DE have to
of5sr ,aps,lay large and well selected STOCK nf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04

d y 4
~ !, iF'Aes a'id Ealt boxes
- ~ y ~
% 'd''.s t'.sFsa y alhptS.
"''''e .Npts' ftitet's'
/ :. Ai''' .N1ss aug Aigl.9Wda
{, aS' "l'tgeI
e. "A 1870 - ''''eN s-.s s
- oa>h',s III ~ gii
~. +, ! aSNs - yt,ls
'eo Ness ~ i'fSe ana
/ q i','n
] III hi1's chipPef !soswood
4 Up kGss f.psdla salts
| i3ii boxes ai!d kess Sala-
/ rtins groeiitt nj Race.
/ Ginger
! ~ hrgs BFlmstohc and
| lsiiisgo
! 100 hcgS No aad HuFe
/ Whit Lead
8 hags- PutiyIinfbladdeJs
| 10 boxes Slfy ~ GLASS; -
! y loi.bpd2 10
| 2 bids Lamp Block
% gross Mason's Chpi.
! Ing iiitchieg
| 20t krgN Blaklats Powder
| 10 . kenlsfcily Il itic 10
= boxes StHgef> MfS lard
~ !" Geo'iliff Pcl'liet
y haes ftIpar and Al
>pre II.
i ~, ''t'z ny C9fn hr"omS
~ n a'tE' hechfis
e, ~ utSeS IL l dos
-,, j, ,' :. ..edaf 4" f.. /,
~ ZEN lhhps l. :, ) aud
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04

n Foote, being upon a visit at Lord
ToHnshend's at Raynham, happened one
morning to look into the pigsty, and saw, .
silver spoon among the pigs yietuals; one
Of the housemaids coming by, and perceivibg
Mr. Foote, cried ont, ePlague on the pieIs
wha: noise they makep well, theyps7, 4
said Foote, afor they have but one EilS51
spoon between them s1ssa
xSssal 49, -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
HENRY HUNTER. IT.
alto at Il a ID

DRAG T4AES in bill she Courts 81 JsT-ysoa and
Il the ali lining Counties Otiee in tie room
with bis fathef a. Hunter, Esq
Sept rs tIA5f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
Marble Monuments, TOmbs, Head
and. Foot Stones,

or every STYLE and size, prepared Of tks best Amer
lean and Italian Marble. Those in want will
please give me a can, Or address line as abovr
and any order entrusted 10 me will be executed with
neatness and dispatch, on the most reasonable terms
carefully boxed and delivered 10 cars free Of any
extra cost and guaranIied safe TO any distance.
BalIimore Nov I3 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
A WELL IMPROVED FARM
FOR N.aLE.

r OFFER at private sale he FARM anon ,zbieh.
reside, situs,sa ahoti four miles north xestpf
Cbarlestowh JtferSCu rcunfy Va ADJOINING iks
lands of w r Washington, r. WoFiainstoa. Geo
l. Washington and others. and containing about
$50 a GEES LAND,
thirty u which are ia Iirber the balance IN arabic
land divided into nine fields all under gg0d fseing
mostly post laad cap fence
The Improvements consist OF large convenient
- and newly built Dwelling. con.a;nirg
mt seven rooms with cellars under The Whole
$50 -snske house ice house Servants hons
go IS, slablit g corn house. and large grana-
~ divided into gamers, capable Of holdipe ao0O
Bushels OF wheat Ali The buildings necessary Tor
the confnri and COW enience OF family have been
erected within few years PAST and are ia good re-
pair Thete is upon the farm aYariety 81 choice
itu seieeed from lie fest nurseries ard tlusi 81
them nov bearing. viz: appless peaches cherries
apr;cals. plqmS as The land has been farm
exclusively with ssssew tu lis Improvement clover
and plasiert has eee Tfreiy used aud ii u Howin
fne state ot cultivation. The W nche>tcr aud Po-
tonac Railroad n mites distant andtke Ba dmore
and Ohio Railroad 4 miles distant. offer great Ia
ciie> far 1.-THE transportation Of the pEudnca of the
farm either 10 the Ba.imof9 or District markets.
The Haffe1s Fefy and SIM hhtld Turnpike ar
fnrds good and safe route toGharlesloNn al all
seasons Of The year.
is incaffoa WIFI compare favorahs with that Of
any farm id the tcou0iy OF Jtferson as regards
health society fertility Of soil Or facilities
ket Pers4as wishing % purchase land well i'm
proved Wnh everyihin 10 haLdi are Ieq1estedto
Tall and vier The premises.
For terms applv To The subscriber, living uron
sihe premiseSf if ty letter addressed :" Charles
Town. r. G McPt LRsON.
OcoberI28 1851 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
JOHN II. GADDESS,
MARBLE CUTTER,

No. 10 IL Ligkt S9reet4 ncar HrrEct and opposite
TturStons Fuanfaia H,tct Baltimore, ma,
HAS always on hand large assortment OF
Il finished Marble Work, such as Plain and
Ornamental
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
WaI Declared against Cuba.

CfNCEyn the course Of hunan,even,s+ SC, &c,
- IL becomes necessary. that every man shoaid
fellow sosAe vocation, whereby te gain an honest
livelihpod therefore will hereby declare and make
known 70 generous public, that am now carry
fne m fhA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
WV. Isle BAKER,
ATTORNEY At LAW j.

DRACFIcEs. a. hqre,ofote. IL al ybe5 Gears 81
i Jefferson BrtL eIey and Ct7tke counties. A
GUmmiSsigner g4r The neightOfiHg aid al the
WeSlerh Saaies H. viii take the acknowledgment
ii. aud AtAfkxTicArs uader big SEAL OF OF
FlcE anY iEsrumeal a writing d Re uSsG in-said
Status AMI Is
NOTARY PUBLIC
FbR JgFyspshH CqUSTY. ~ viii administer afida
Tiis. take dispositions rand aekGo~lsi ement Of
deeds motgagrr &c, 10 Be recorded. nBaHy Of the
counties ID Fifgiafa
January 3 FISH,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
THR EsHINa MACHINES.


ovFTHE LAT EST AND MOST larEoyED PATTERNS,
Filz's celebrated ThreshAr smbng others warranted
u sarssh from 500 10 400 fslIhe@s per day Also
TAtesher with cleaner attached se9mpieliag he
uhAr process ii une t.grt Fatiu4 Also Eadaer Cat
lsss Raysrs patent the rrIf hest now IN nse.-
CaF& CsRx1eiS Thar etgSh frfnl ihe i>ieafy ~
hulpmuAy Ia tine meal il daSirdi, with eaFatity
from 30 10 10 hrsShrlS per hnHf Cfs C4e3Gsys with
eanacity tr,pn $50 10 eco hn4hei> pr DAT Wiest
Dti1fs Of the most ianf1ye4 Pasfeins IFheaf
RepsTs of ths isie>s and tast kind~ kHa>~&r'~ ant
NeCsTtsfeksSA Asa Batnhafllg h'S c, lehYals.d
II-ac4f Fita. whieh mas takeh - premiums ard 4
n4Aiafs warranted 10 Ne ahr heSt <eaaFaef in Ire
u SiatrS. Ia lari eger lhEag that the Farrier
laay aerd to afd him IN hik operations. 0airr,
diied Ill Ire shortest nescp aFad Machinery eat 70
aBr par 81 lhe State All Repairs prompt, al
tsaatsi io CASTINGS 1T alli kinds M,a Ieoas n
cudei done ia The shortest teasest ami most dura-
/ Bile manner
AT4NEFAc TURING PRICES
THRESHER with Cleaner complete, sixshhrse
FSss.asr vftaout cleane 4. from ieO,o SIS
Corn crnSAers. S45
Fodder CaisesS S35
Corn Shelters from SIS 10 SIS
Hav ard Straw Critters fran SO 10 q
/ All other machinery Ut proportional rates All
warranted TO work we'll
chsrlsssoEn Dec y, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04

Ladies ezra fine Gait, Well Buskin aud Ties ;
DO Mareccu & Seal dn. do ;
g Jenny Lind do. do. !;
a nlounel Boeis
g Cater and half Cater do
g Fine Leather and Morocco do;
Low rsced Xii, Seal. Cali and Morocco r.
RoHaGs;s H
MisscSs Leather, Kids. Calf and Morocco Busk-
insrand SlippS in grealxarie,y ID
ChitllE.n's Boots and Shoes, every variety and
Kind,
Also! 30 Cases HAS and Caps, comprising
BeageA alele Skin,{ SIX Dtab apa Black Wo2l,
California Mexican and Sioaeh Flats; Blue and
black Cfbsh Seal and Glazed silk Einef' CAPS,
with ashaF fashionable STYLES;
275 hlaek Leather and Hair Tranks;
$500 sounds Shoe Thread.
To all Of which. they respectfully ihviie the at
teniian al merchants other deaAer4- promising
great Inducements in The way 1T Bargains
MeyEiGH, HARPER 81 HAMSERLAfN,
Prince Stree, Wharf, Alexandra,
Septeeaher a.. Ic5i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
Rem0Ied. hut mol to Fairmont.

OLD JEFFERSON FORE FER REMAINS
UNzHOFED AND UNITOF4 BLEl
= Ii he muttuude qf cosicit ftere is ,cialomn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04

On ;heNafrival 10 Georgetown passengers for
Washington will be conveyed over 10 The city in the
Union line Of omniBuSesI Those too late for the
packet can oyprtake i. between town and he chain
C. w. CUTSHAv,
NoyenabeT %. 1851. Harpers-Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04

Machine Shop and Efen Foundry.
-
Agricultural Machinery.

TIME subscribers are now prepared 10 man
u faclure al their eSiahlishiIeni Charlesibwn
JetfsrSon eluntv,. Virginia AGRTCE 7URAL
MACHINERY of every description. !,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04

Mr.. james Runvan> Far has been used and tried
against another celebrated Fan The IA m. OF the
late Mr. John Myers this season with entire salts.
faction So far INV experience enables me to
Judge, ii has no superior in speed excellence OF
work JOHN j. H. STRAITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04

This is 10 certifyl,hat have tried one OF Mr. Jas
RunvanssFans and4hare no hesitation in saving
ills the best have ever used and have no heSila-
lion in recommending il 70 farmers
Nov s, 1851. JNO. II. McENDREE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04

A S we have copfef ed with I'll lends not few we
n haze c9Heiuded 10 raise The standard Of The Old
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04

have tried one Of james Runvan's Wheat Fans
and find il 10 be first rate, and>would recommend il
10 the farmers J. y. KEMP.
Winchester, Nov. 5, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04

Ihava from experience proved Mr. James Run
vans Wheat Fans to be good
Nov. 5, 1851. JESSE WOOD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04

! have tried one Of James Runyans Wheat Fans
and i; is the best that have ever used and would
recommend il TO all The farmers.
+ Nov. g. 1851 JAS. G. HURST.