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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
STARTING IN THE WORLD.

Many an unwise parent labors hard and
lives sparingly all his life, for the purpose Of
leaving enough to give his children start
in the world, as it is called Setting young
man afoat with money left him by his relh-
tfves, is like tying bladders under him he
loses his bFadders and he goes to the bottom
Teach him TO swim, and he will never need
the bladder Give your child sound edp-
cation, and you have done enough for hira
See to it that his morals are pure, his mind
cultivated, and bis whole nature subseryiept
to che laws which govern man, and you have
done what will be of more value than the
wealth Of the Indies y GU may have given
him a start Which no misfortune can deprive
him Of The earlier you teach him to de-
pend upon his own resources the better.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
POETRY
TEMPLES NOT MADE wIfH HAND.

II 49, e
IT'S not in temples made with hands
The great Creator dwells,
But on The mountain top be stands
And in the lonely dells;
Wherever fervent prayer is heard,
He stands, recording every word.
In deils, on mountains, every where;
He never fails 10 answer pFaEef
Yes-Iin the poor mans iowly sail,
And in the prisoners cells.
And iii the rich man Is lordly hall,
The great Creator dweils:
Where two or three are Joined ID prayer,
His audience Hail, His House i there Y
Wherever prnys tie chils 81 SSlce,
Is His peculiar dwelling place.
Think you that temples built OF stone,
And biess'd by priestiy hand,
Are more peculiarly His own,
More reverence demand
Go thy closet. Shut the door,
And all thy mercies ponder DER;
Thine allprevading God is there;
de loves 70 answer secret prayer
The temple thy Creator owns,
That temple is the heart
No towering pile Of costly stones,
Nor any work Of am;
The cloud-cap'd spire that points on high,
May drawthe lightning fromth sky
But his The humble, Inodesr flower,
That drinks in the refreshing shower:
And in return for favor given,
II breathes lis fragrance back 10 Heaven.
Some ceiling to Prelaieis surplice strings;
We bow 10 no created things:
One God We worship; onefalune;
Earth is His ACKNOWLEDGMENT His throne
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31


The Philadelphia North American Mentions the
receipt Of anote froma gentleman of that city, Of
the following purport
8 ousmay remember that many years ago
| was unfortunate in business, and was obi
ged to ask the indulgence of my creditors,
from whom obtained full release Since
then | have been favored to such an extent
in my affairs, that to-day am paying off
my old debts, amounting to over 500, 900,
need not say this is the happiest day of
my life and that the consciousness of being
able to discharge this duty has brought with
it peace Of mind more valuable than either
silver or gold u II.
The American adds a
Here is an instance which We desire to
commend to imitation. The gentleman al
luded to was under no legal Obligation 10.
make the payments which he did, and his
former creditors had long ceased to look up
ON him as their debtor But he felt-and
felt truly---that no lapse Of time could ex-
tinguish his moral accountability and in
the spirit Of just man and an honest mer-,
chant he took the first opportunity of REIN.
bursting these to whom be had been indebted,
without regard to merely technical consid-,
erations Such an example is certainly
worthy Of all praise; and we record ii in
this particular case with all the! more cheer
fulness, asHwe are sure the act was prompted
by high sense of integrity-an -earnesta and
anxious disposition to do right, for the ssc4
Of right, uninA1eneed by any other motive.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
ExGHANcE BANK OF I
sELDEN, MITmERS 4 CO.,

g+& So s9t ASttlA11oNt ~ "
FTyHE undersigned respectfully announce tha,
j. ikey have formed a 60. paFtnersAts TO transact
general Basking ana Exchange basinesS in this
city, under fhs 6rm of SELDEN, WfTHERS &
CO. and are prepared 20 deal II 1
fSveiea aud Lbmesile Exrteages Tfme-BIs, pro-
pisserg N.S5es, CsrfLfeetes n Dspaale Leftfrsg
Cssasts BaA4 Netss aud Cei. .
We undertake. 70 make collections and promptly
70 remit the proceeds % any designed point within
90 Without lie Union.
Mr.. WiLfsstf SgGDEs member or the 6sfn and
for mzay yeakk past she 7fsaaarey eGs ne United
Statef will give Els cafeia personal attention TO ait
financial bls4faess w1seh ase may be- enlpLsved 10
~ - Aar.1aasts - sse Lbexegn!
inent
The tassasss which epr employers may require
~ 70 sranssct will be conducted with hdel5lY and
PfopEtttudt and upon the most reason able terms
WILLIAM SELDEN
JOKES wiTHERs. = E =
II. w. LATHAM, -
OF HaSliagtos, D. C.
L. P. BAYNE,
Washington. Dec s. is50.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
LIRE ASSURANCE.

TaE NATIONAL Loan FuND Ln,E ASSURANCE
SocIETY, oE LoSDos.
CaplTAL 81 500 600 -SusPLrs s4I2s27O.
DRINTED statements explanatory Of the bust
III ness. and the advantages Of Life Assurance,
viii Be furnished Cd application 70
b W HERBERT.
Or in his absence, applications can BE made q /
DR G. Fl MAsoN, 8F
MsdicSi |tamsner CkarlssfarH.
Dk. JOINS ID STAkRY,
MadicaI Ex1nineT, Hsryevs4EtrTy,
Da. |. Il. TAYIoR.
Mnfieaf Er0miner, ssAeRierdssGrn.
(xhaFleslovn. Nov. 4 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
CARTER,N nOTEL,.

TyHE new and extensive addition To- this estab
i lishment has been completed together with
rrnovating the entire concern, rendering il one
agStthe largest and moss aitractive in the alley
The rooms are furnished with neat furniture, and
with an eve to The comfort and convenience D
guests,
The Proprietor hopes TO merit a continuance Of
iAe patronage heretofore extended 10 him. aud hy
strict personal attention. TO increase his business
ASSURING The public that no exertion ION his part viii
Be- spared 10 please, and render The sojonrn 81
guests agreeable
ISAAC N. CARTER, ;PRopA.EroR.
April IL 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
A MUSICAL CAT.

There Is "a family residing in South Bos.
ton, who have a cat who IS exceedingly fond
of music, and almost invariably seats herself
beside any member Of, the family, when they
commence playing on The piano 4 few days
since, when the family were engaged in an
other part Of the house, they heard sounds
proceeding from the piano, andrepaired At
once to the parler, where, much to their sur
prise, TaBby was discovered seated on the
piano-stoal, with her fore. paws upon the keys
making them fly in double quick time, eyi.
IDENTIFY much delighted with her first effort,
and also greatly to the edifcatien Of the fam
lily No sooner, however, did the mistress
of the house appear. than puss very politely
resigned her seat; but has since resumed her
attempts, seemingly with determination to
acquire a knowledge of 90 desirable an ac
complishment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

~ We are pleased to see that the Mayor
of New Works has recommended general
celebrationof Washington's Birth.day--that
day so dear to every American heart We
believe that his. suggestion will be widely
and warmly responded to in that great city,
and we hope that it may be followed in every
city, town, and hamlet in the country, with
such upanimity that n orth and south may
be convinced that the national heart, though
it ghave been for time feYefishly excited,
beats nowgwith steady and healthful pulse.
We think wholesome influences will be spread
reeiprocally from one section of our land to,
the other shaming, CT at least dishearteni6p
the disafiected, who, if they can dwell coldly
on the grand idea Of a whole people rniting
on the same day to sing,one anthem Of praise
and thanks for the blessings Of our Unien,
and TO offer earnest beseechings for it5 pres.
ervatiogi must have something Of the infer
nal emotions with which Satan regarded the
happiness Of our frstp parents III Edeh.
- 4 National Luisff;. .su<e- {
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
WILLOW min Roardins school,

One Rtle JfoDf hsfHcgstiIc.
TsEflS Institution has been in successful operation
Il .or more ihanthIee years, and afttTds thorough
instruction in the Lain and Greek languages,
andthe different BRANCHES. OF . complete Epgish
education including the higher Mathematics, sc.
The ensuing term win commence on Monday,
September 9th.
Board; Tuition sc. $50 per Session.
Fl Tuition So 10 $l3 per Session
sl RRy. ] IT, FRARY. EPRIScipAL.
l41Esntow4 Hill August l6 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

To PgEvEvT the MANS GaowiNG DowN
MO rHIr TOES This is very Troublesome
and some time dangerous thing, for | know
an instance of toes having to be amputAted
in consequence But the cure IS very sim
pie Take sharp pointed knife and cut /
little furrow all along the top of the nail
length~ise As it fills up scrape it out a.
gain, This will cause the nail to contract Il
the top and SO loosen its hold from the flesh
Persevere until the difficulty is entirely ever
come.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
CHICKENS.

A gentleman who has successfully tried
the experiment, says that with nests carefnl-
n and properly made. lined with cotton
wool. and new at each sitting, hen xilllset
on twenty three eggs. fourteen at the bottom,
and nine on the top) aud hatch out f5om
eighteen to twenty three chickens, raising
ihree .broods in season, in. this country =,
III England the chickens are brought to
market double the size Of those in the United
States. and affording much greater profit to
lie farmers, who rear them as capoas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
DiscovEElEs or THE LAST HALF
CENTURY.

HE4
There has beepine period since the eena-
mencement of the Wefld in which SO many
Important discoveries, tending to the benefit
ct mankind, were made rs in, the last half
century. Some Of the most wonderful 10
s1lts 9fshaman intellect have been witnessed
~ the-sast fifty years, Some Of the rrandest
conceptions Of genius have been. perfected:
Its remarkable how the mind ef the wsrla
has run into scientific Investigation, and
] what achievements it has effected. il that
+ short period Before the year 1890 there
( was not single steamboat in existence, and
the application Of steam to macEi6er1 was
! unknown Fulton launched the lifststessH !.
boat in 1907, Now there are three thousand
steamboats, trayersing the watersyof Ameri..
ca, and the time saved in travel is equal to
seventy per cent. The rivers Of every coun-
try IN the world, nearly, are trayersed by
steamboats, lp $500 there was net single
! railroad in the world la the United States
alone there are now S,797 miles Of railroad.
sepsting s2S600e,000 to build, and about
Up, 900 miles of railroad in England and A.
merica, The loeombtiye will now travel IN
as many hours distance which in 1900 re-
qnired as many days to accomplish. Ia
l800it took weeks to convey intelligence be-
tween Philadelphia and New Orleans now
II can BE accomplished in minutes through
the electric telegraph, which only had its be.
ginning in lS43 Voltaism was discovered
III March, 1900 The electro magnetin 1921.
Electrotyping was discovered only few
years ago. Hoes printing press, capable Of
printing 10000 copies an hour, is a very re:
cent discovery, butsQfa most important char
acter. GaS1ight w4s unknown in $500.
rlgw~e4er5 city and town of any pretehce are
lighted with it. and we have the ANNOUNCE.
ul2ent of a still greater discovery, by which
light, heat and motive power may be all pro-
dpced from water, with scarcely any cost
Danuerre communicated to the world bis
beautiful invention in 1882 Gun eetton
aud chloroform are discoveries but Of few
years old Astronomy has added 4 number
Of new planets to the solf tenn. ..kgri-
cultural chemistry has enlarged tie domain
Of knowlede i'm that important branch Of
scientific research, and mechanics have in
creased the facilities for production, and the
means Of accomplishing an amount Of labor
which far tFanscends the ability Of united
manual effort to accomplish The triumbhs
achieved in this last branch of discovery and
invention are enough to mark the last half
century as that which has most contributed
TO augment personal comforts, enlarge the
lenjoyments, and add to the blessings of man.
What will the next half century accomplish !
L We may look for still greater discoveries
for the intellect Of man is awake, exploring
Heyery mine of knowledge, and searching for
useful information in every department Of
art and industry PHI. Ledger. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
RICHARD H. LEE,
/ ATTORNEY At Law.

CharIestewn. Jsfrersen Csunty, Virginia,
!! ATTENDS THE COURTS OF
jefferson. Berkeley and Clarke
Counties.
45 Jan i 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
NStice--For Hire.

Al IL persons Indebted 10 ire essa,e or i I m
II Gnnneil are nOtieH Is male r,ssrn,en. Th,,ss
Aking elaims win present thea. 1tuperlv anthen-
iirlted for adinstmsak. az -
81 = s's 81 u IS s sSing ysaE aamser q N
pc. 90. 1850. q. - -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
Boarding and Day School III Shop
herdStOWn.

Nas. E. w. PHELPS will reopen her ScHooL
M AL Monday The 1874 If September. Her course
Of Instruction embraces all the branches usually
taught in the oest Institutions. ls The effort and.
aim 81 Mas. PHELPs, that each Pupil commlttedt 10
her care should possess every advantage OF acquire
menI that city schools present. She Is careful ose-
cure accomplished associate Teachers She labors
constantly ia Her SCHOOL; believing il necessary to
general success ia a school, that the Principal
should be acquainted withthe tendencies and quail
ties bi each individual mind. Much attention is
paid to History. Each child parsues 4 systematic
course OF historical reading.
Weekly Compositions afe1 required The older
girls are frequently required, as weekly exercise
10 ralse Abstracts from our best British Classics
such as Milton, Shakespeare Sc. The religious
instruction Of the Pupils 10 which All other in
rstrIfetsoHs shoud be subsidiary. Is attended tq-
oprogtunites constantly occurring in the course
OF destruction that an earnest Christian Teacher
viii use for the Infusion OF mora or religious truth.
.Sous Of the older girls are members Il weekly
BisttIclass, conducted by the Rev, G. ". Andrews.
TSrMiS:
Beara & Tuition fof tie Scholastic year, Si25 90
TaltiOn in every English Branch, IA 80 90
Children under II years OF age, 25 90
French 1900
I.afin, 1900
Frea(h and Latin (when boih>are leafned) 1900
Mash IL " 40 90
Drawing and Painting. 1900
Lg- a portion 10 BePaid in advance.
i AilsFusf 20 iA50 ltt ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
Notice.

TRANCIS II. WHITING, Esq, Of Clarke
it county, Va. is duly authorized By the sub
scriber to attend to preparing Bounty Lind Decla-
raiioas, for claimants, and 10 forward the same ID
my care, Washington city, d c.
~ JOHN S. GALIIAT1ER, JR
Patent Attoraeg aud CLAIM. AGENT
Washington, ID, c., Oct. IS, 1885,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

Beating and Commission Business.

Betting and Commission business
tTENgIE subscribers having boats constantly run
III. ming to Georgetown and Aiexsidria, do re-
specially inform ali persons having PRODUCE 70
seHdFo either market, that they will boat il on rea-
supable terms. They also have Warehouse siiu-
atrd On the Chesapeake and Ohio C5sssi, and onthe
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, anG will forward
PFo1lce to any point % the Raltimqse road, or %
The w inchesler road AHA very spalkSharge.
Al sapply Of Plaster, Salt Fish, Var, Shingles
LANES. Lumber, SC. always on haaa and for sals
loys wM II ELcilN & co.
Harpers-Ferry, Jan. ~. isi9--u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
6;nsh for W0oy.

r. Will. pay the Market price sos WOOL. ID
Csash isher washed OF nnwashsa as soon as DC.
Iivered Is me, exeer Disileyor Pssrx Cetscoid.
w. L. WEBB,
August g ie5O--E Ssepksrdstoarn Mills.
E9irit IF .I.serses and MaHiasbusss Fafrrs ssgy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

!
/ 2O5 hhds. s.. CFoix, p.
Rico and N. @. Sugar
lIQIsexes single AID dola.
bic xefned Loaf dol,
s. 10 es white and brow d
/ HalFanna .dat.
( IS hats pnfverizkd atd
tfsEtsed do,
275 hhds.. tfefces and
bill. y. O., Porto Rico
and Mnseayado Mo
asses,
5l0bags green Rio Coffee
| I" 0le Ggf, Java,
100 Maricabo and An
/ goStoTa do.s
4 ITO aiaaguira and P5r-
ID Rico do,
/ iG9 GHOSTS and | chests
q r. Imperial and ".
5yson Teas,
G5 packages prime Pow
caallg Or Black Tea,
2e5 boxes IS, s., and rs
A Ping Tobacco,
4 lS5 I" extra Cagendish,
4 ITO @TCohh, Meals and
otaer choice brands.
G5 kegs CARROTS Scotch
4 Spdd, 4
4 10 ibis. 10 Bladders do,
!. IS aFs Rape, (scented J
/ co = Maccaboy, do /
4 D les preser'l Ginger,
/ 60 bgges Rock Candy,
- baskets Salad Oli,
Is kes3s Nader and Sail
Pete,
3 CASKS Copperas.
35'bkis. chipid Log wood
il0 kegs EPSON sails,
/ 80 !" Sataralus, Ginger
and Alumni,
us Z Birthstone and In
1856 T White Lead No.
! pare aud extra, 4
2 0tse lbs. Bar Lead,
10 casks Putty ia. Blad+
dess,
80 boxes Win. Glass
$40 and 1919.
10 bhls. Lamp Black.
10 dog. Masons and
REakes chal. Backing,
200 boxes Pipes.
lj0 pemJohns-3, 3, 4
api 5 Gallons,
$50 doxPainted Buckets,
40 Nests do. Tubs,
80 d9z flat Corn Brooms
10 bags Pepper aud ALI
GO betses Ground Pepper,
50 " Sanzer's Mustard
3f0 Essgt Hazards Ken.
tuekY Ride Powder,
all of which have been +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
WIN. LIsIE BAKER.
ATTORNEY At LAW.

pRAcTIcEs. as Heretofore. il ali he Courts Of
y lrGerson, Berkeley and Ciarke counties. As
Comm issioner ff,r ne neighttEine- ana Sill he
Western States. he will take the acknowledgment
q. and AUTHENTICATE under bis SEAL OF OF
FTCE any irsgumeut 81 writiny 10 81 used "a said
SaafeS ara - =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

IS 9 Blasting do,
| . 900 PRINCIPE, La Nor.
ma and Steam Boat,
with other brands OF
4 Havana Cigars,
| 50 900 bail spanish do,
/ 45, zoe AiAesiesn Do,
" tlefses flesh bfa
Rice
l05 boxes Resin Soap,
25 z Almond, Rgse
and Toilett do
20 !" CASTLE, ao.,e
10 /. Staying, great
| $50 .bd Mould and
Dipped Candles,
| 10 Sperm, " Hydraul-
| ID Pressed, 2
| IS n = IA II. boxes
| for family use,
| 60 !" Adamaniine do,
2I0 hoxes Cheese,
l65 = St6rch and Choc-
6late, y
| los Reams no. / and Q
faini-lined Cap Paper,
ITO e Letter do,
rs pI ain Letler and Cap,
5t0 Reams soluble and
single stripping. do,
l4Q +" doubts and single
n Tea do.
LOO sack Factory filled
Fine and U. A. Sail,
$50 boxes and halt boxes
Bunch Raisins.
-. bales Almonds, Fill
beriS. Brazil and Eng
fIsh w alnuts,
500 bags Shot, assorted
Nos.
IS Colts Bed Cord and
Eeading5ifhe Rope,
100 mats Clnnamon.
SOP lbs, Nus.negs, Mace
and Cloves, f
IS bbl$. Sperm Oil,
SO Hs Tain I d.,
ID y Liaeed, do,
50 casks Psime Cider
Vinegar.
- boxes Camphar,
10bbfs Chalk and Span
ish Whiting,
90 ibis. Rosin,
40 casks Old Madeira
Wine, 4
60 Pale and Brown
Sherry do,
50 r Sweet Malaga and
Muscat do,
% /" Lisbon. Sicily and
F. Madeina do.
~ baskets Champagne
Star Anchor and other
choice Brands do,
a, ..1fk - n1 m Taaoh tor,S,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
NOTARY punITn

FOR JEfrERsoS CousTr, he1wilI administer afida-
Wits take dispositions and acknowledgement Of
deeds, mortgages, &c. 10 be recorded IN any of the
counties in Virginia
JANUARY z 1851 I.f's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
SMIRT ESTARLISHMENT.

-
nNE of the most extensiveia the United States,
~ No I79 Baltimare s., where 500 persons are
employed and stock of 1000 dozen SHlRrs always
onhand; style and qualities suitable Tor all parts OF
the Union. Merchants aud others visiting Balti-
more are invited 10 call and examine the largest
and best assortment of SHIRTS that has ever been
offered in this city, consisting Of all sizes and quail
ties, for Men and Boys which, for style and work
manship cannot be surpassed. More than usual
effort has been made TO render the assortment OF
SHIRTS,' COLLARS, LINEN AND COTTON
DRAWERS complete and desirable in every re-
sPect@
T. w. BETTON,
Ito Baltimore street. near Light.
March %, i850-Iy %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
MeTEIGH, BROTHER 4 co,
Wholesale Grocers,
4 n z a NDKIAs TX UINI
September, 1850,

ID ESPEcTFULLY make known 70 their Gus
IL 9omers and dealers generally that they are
nov - receipt Of their regular
HALL ST0cR Or GROCERIES. d.
received direct frUm New York and Boston. per
Pac&etS z Empire and :, Calhoun consisting "a
MARI Ill Eslfaws viz Ia =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

4 all of which have been purchased on such terms
/ as u enable them 10 offer as great inducements as
can IL nlet with in any Of NE Northern Cities
t The Canal having been thoEpnghy repaired and
placea in fine naaigabe order, offers great induce
4 They respectfully solicit call from all in search
Of batgains MeNElGIf, BRO. s. CO
Prince skert Wharf.
Alexandria. September 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
r. SgD9gT M0g10S0s1a

IA SRD9ET A1EI0E0Na
atterHrp at 1aU.
DRACTlCES in the Superior and Inferior Courts
u !of Clarke, Frederick, jefferson and Warren.
All business entrusted to him will receive prompt
attention
ES- Office, BERRYvILLE, Clarke County, Va.
REFERENCES:
5 T4sn Z s 4, G'G T.o Esq. penyrn,e.
g. Z Z s 8 sssss -. f.a's wi't'e,'er
= 3Cushing & Bro.
John NJ Kellogg, Ba,inoy, :
Hopkins & Hull, 94''t0so'e'
= Iong & Byrn,
August %, 1850 Ivy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
Alexandria Tin Ware and Stove
Factory,

8 each shrtsedul. EVEN l;se history III Aie4-
IL andria glses evidence that she will be reslsci-
tAted and as we view in the distance the accom-
Tlshaient dfgraat efforts and noble objects We have
reason TO believe that cur Inust sanguine e1pccta-
tons willEb Fealized-thal her Golfers will again
overflow with iAe riches Of old Virginial Hence
the increase 1f Business--of Population, and the
necessity tpr preparation, 10 meet the demands
thereof tnSyihw OF these consideration, shall
continue ,aealdrge my stock of GOODS, both in
point ct titlly variety and durability, which, is al
ready largas nd valuable, having been made with
great cars aSd precision. Country merchants are
particularly requested 10 call and examine my
stock Of iss 1T
Tin Ware and Stores
of all kinsS phftetns and sizes. A large stock Of
very supesbf srfNNED SAFES, Of the most beau
iful palteszsX "A large and as splendid an assert
inent of kAftCk TIN WARE as has ever been
offered inkEl9xandria. would also call the aiten-
ton Of FssshSts to
Mott us agricultural Furnaces:
they are aaasFably adaptelto the cooking of food
forcaltls asba Awint aud are much used for domes-
Tia purpisas There is double kettle or: boiler
sonnec,ta On ,aa top afshe Furnace in such man
ner thai 10 are passes between the outer ana inner
surfaces ana Silf cook vegetables in less slime than
Boilers satsn thick. They light and portable,
and lherIete posses the advantages 0fbeag used
ia dilIete.ts pisses Sizes ranging from Sd TO 70
galions sAk6 lead Pipe, of all sizes.
SIfo iT,ts4s uaIRS 4. REFRfGERAT'oRS,
and hs,s ca ether arlices which il is nseyssary
10 menti;s The subscriber also bders his services
10 execute ai kinds Of work apperiaiains 70 his
business ssch as -
AsDGfsng, SpoMiing, S'r.
BEST piiee given for old CoPpKa AND Bass al
his staa, opp6site Vim. S,abler S Bros, Fairfax
street. AsxSasiria
AIeraadrsa, june 81, is5O--u