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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Married,


AT Washington, On the fth inst, BY the Rev. J. r.
Daanelaa, Ggoacg +. SgssgNgY, Esq; Editor OF
the Wipehester Republican. ID Macy H9LgN,
daagh,eff OF JOHN SaGaliaher, Esq, Third Auditor
.of the Treasury Department.
On THURSDAY last, BY the Rev Mr. Bragonier,
Mr. WisIisM RoxEMors and MissvMaRY CATHA-
atxg MtiLfR. -aiI ofthis county
Al the re idence Of Geo. S. kennedy, in Wash.
.ingion county, NIL. on The 9Th OF October by the
lReg. Mr. -, Air. Ehwlap 4. sSaurnwonp, Of
.lserkeley County, ~ Miss HASSan f. HeRsT Of
this county.
Oh The Bridge al shepherdStown, on the 2oIh Of
October last, by' line Rev. Mr.. -, Mr. THoMAs
HossR of,Leetown, TO Miss Many Ann SMrrn,
laughter # Mr. Henry Smith, OF Middleway.
Near Fafrmontt Marion Co., on Tuesday morn
rug week by tAe Rev. n. Gillespie, Mr. J6ax w.
Wlaelkerox formerly Of Charlestoxn, and Miss
Nlser Mlri.gR, Of Marion county, Va.
On Wednesday morning week, at-the M p.
Parsonage in Woodstock, BY The Rev r. ID Cham
bc1s Mr., jos. F. 6aANnsv4sr and Miss LouisAC G.
IsipnLeBsaeeR, -all Of Edinburg Shenandoah Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06


MILL be sold, at the late residence Of VIM.
Wv Moore, decd, three miles East OF Leetown
and aben four miles Northwest of CharIes,own. on
1ssdaesaag ron Of Nereas5ev. the following proper
s head Of Eork Horses
.Saiion--oac Hare and Coli;
3 fac stco-year old CoIts;
4 oae.year oid Coils, fro Of achtca are iaJerior
10 aoHe otlserS IL TIE Sate;
20 head me Saeep;
4 head good llllieh Cotrs
20 head fine Stock Cd,ttle;
4 head Fat Cattle;
30 head Eat4aing Hogsy a
40 head .Stocx Hogs; ~
2 large Road IFagoas;
| Oae Horse Hagon;
| IVater Ctf
Wdg0a and Plough Gears; Ing and FfftE
CHAINS
Barstear, Stag and Double jSioayi Ploaghs;
8 large Harroaes, tteo Of thin nep;
treo.hosse Carriage and IEarness
2 S!eighs, one 81 them ,,eac
2 eriadstoaes; 2 W1ad li1ts; IFAcat
!Screea;
Grain Cradles, lfo,cing seyAes, Rakss
Forks, &c, &c,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Baltimore Market.
IxnndlolpIl q Latimer's ,


CtRcUt.AR or PRlcgs in rag BALuMoRg Market
FIR tie sssck-eadtag Nor. s, 1851
Reported expressly Tor the Free Press.
APprgs.--Sales az 81 10 81 per Bbl
BurrER.--Sale OF Glades at lai 20 Is cts-Chy
Packed * 1 10 l2i cts ommon~W Western al 6 to
9ets
BseswAx. Good demand for shipment, and sales
arr made at % 10 IS cts.
BAcos.--Good demand and last weeks prices
fuzzy maintained Sales Of Shoulders at9 70 81 cts
Sides al 10 10 II eis-Hams at 10 % ~ cts.
CarrLe.-2900 head were offered at the scales on
Monday Of which 100 were sold % City Butchers,
and Packers at 80 IS to So so lhe hoos, equal @
$3.50 to g. IS net 100 were len unsold, and the
balance were driven % Philadelphia
CeRN-Sales Of White and \ GLOW At q % % cis
New Corn Ia good condition is bringing % 10 o. cts
CLoveRssEn.--Sales at 81. 75 10 s..
CHEsxurs--The receipts are lighter and With a
good demand, prices have Improved. SAFES 81
best lots at 80 10 81, so per Bashel.
CorNrRY Soar Sales at AZ to 81 cts.
DaIEn Fkrrr-Sales Of Apples d 81 90 10 81 =
Drsnsxiss.S-Sales al ID 10 90 cts. None but
prime heavy skins, viii bring The latter price.
FLouRi-Ratherdull, and prices have declined. 80
10 prices Sales Of Howard St, and iCiiy Mills,
FLaxsEED- Sales at il, 90 81 .l2i.
FvRs.--Prices are opening low, and dealers
think thai low prices wiltpreyai during the season
Sales OF Muskrat at 6 TO cis-Ceop AZ II to l2t--
Grey Fox al III 10 12i--Red Fox al - 10 100
FkAraERz.--Sales al IS 70 40 cts.
H06s- Good demand and sales al Sc 10 Sc 3
Linn. Sales ia Kees - m = =. efs-phls Al
9sp tosrss.
MusrARD segp- Sales Of prime article at ]
% ceats,
oisse-New ire bringing 30 70 IS cts, good de-
maed. s2%& ssA
R1kSales at 90 10 6s els
sassInAsks.=-A good article win bring SEQ
per hls
Taf1pu. -sSales al u to cts.
TsN0TaT SREDs- Sales q - Is 10 50 Is.
WHezT.=-60to 20 cfs. nor inferior 70 goodv coed
pEgle q - 20 g cisi family hour white ~ 81 %
10 IS Stl.s \
WeoI-~Salss ofnpwsshea is 10 20 washed Il
70 IL 80 cIs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06


= i en- laashsl lax 4 ehrouiels an
cccurence uhIeh brpught a. Industrious cit
izsn - xisisht dtatk On Friday evening
Is, kbout aask ! yenng man BIZ he name
9. .1rh k.SbismisteT went "a AZ kouss Of
& N|'. .1.f, Br. Nathaninl MnIiikin. for the
undsri,t1d linrposs If infietine personaI
ch.4tlsement| upon 40 in6ividdnl Who board
a With him I'll feeiine had for some tsme
existed betmSan anlf Mnlliksn himself.
and the latler anticipating the visit, loaded
tutsket and placed Il beside bis door. Al
conniOt between him and FIcmister ensued
immetihfely .ppon the latter's arrival and
Muliikin being much the elder and lighter
Of rho two, vas oserpowcred and thrown
dora While struggling With his antagonist
above him, keealled upon Nilsson. = stripping
ofsome seventeen, 20 IRE upon Flemister.--
Hc Immediately did 50, but owing to some
sudden change in the position Of the parties,
the charge took effect upon his father,s thigh,
only few shot grazing the others face -
The wsanH vas . dreadf6l one, carrying
away large portion OF The muscles and d.
yidiDg several large arteries. The unfortu-
nate man walked few PAGES to his doorstep
and sat down He sank rapidly from loss
Of hood, and no reaction occurred Ampu-
sation, Is last resort was performed on
Saturday morning By Drs Mcclure, Con-
rad and Smith; bat the patient died that
afternoon. On Sunday afternoon bis re-
mains were followed ID the grave BY an unu-
susiIy large conconrse Of citizens
General sympathy i felt for the spirited
but unfortunate son WIR. Fir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

C@Rsf II Pr9tb stTett cad CtErs Market Stsite,
BALTIMORE.
TIME largest and best stbck of READY MADE
Il CLOTHING ever offered ina Baltimore
Dress, Frock and SackCGATS, all colors qua lifes
and sizes, iFohnS2 50 to IS 30 and upwards. PAN
TAh0oNS al 81 10 81 5D and upwards, einhfa-
cling styles dt fancy plain and plaid CAssMsREs
VESTS of every variety jat corresponding prices
Also large assortment off BoYs' CEOTHING
Importing Dur own Claths direct from Enrepe
and manufacturing on the most extensive scale en-
ahles US TO offer hdaeemeEts 10 purchasers NOT tbe
surpassed by any CiothiRg Establishment in the
United States The projectors are determined to
make the Wholesaie ROOMS the point Of great at
traction and have now made up mort than 50, 900
g GARMENTS, from the AneSt quality 10 the lowest
in price.
la the Custom Department will always be found
the choicest selections bf CLOTHS, sCASSI-
MERES and EESTINGS, which will be mad. u D
q the shortest notice, andin the latest style and
tit always guaranteed
tg5% The osg PRICE system strictly adhered to-
Remember the name and place, coFper Pratt st.
and Centre Market Space.
!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

TINE subscriber having engaged il business in
u the city Of Washington IS anxious 10 dispose
Of his Sleek Of Goods at Elk Branch, Jefferson Co,
Va. The stock oh hand is well assorted. and will
be sold al gTAat bargain The location possesses
great advantages pr doing safe and profitable bu-
siness. The Store House is one Of the best and
most convenient il Ihe county, and the Dwelling
adjacent eommodipus and comfortable, and large
Lot attached, -ai pfwhichean be had at a moderate
rent
Taking all into consideration. / think /. posses
ses greater inducements than any place iii the county
as place of fesi4eace aud for doing profitable
business
The Store House dan Be rented without The Dwell
ling ifdesired.
Letters addressed to me at Duffields Depot will
receive prompt atieAtion. E. p MILLER.
Octil6. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Fancy Goods.

A LARGE lot of ladies' ana gents white black
IN and coiored kid and silk Gloves, ofeyery size
aad best make Ladies. black silk Mitts, OF best and
medium qualify; rich sash, neck and bonnet Rib
bons; splendid French worked, in Capes inside,
Collars; Hankerchefs, Sleeves Caffs &C. Also
a large stock Of Cambria and Swiss Edgings and
Inserlings some very superior, Swiss Mouslins
Inns, Cap, Neits Ribbon Tabs, bonnet Innings, Sc
All OF which will be sold very low.
Harpers-Ferry Oct 30. G. JOHNSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
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On :, 'iioiitns asl, MT
,sn,sso.n Gho 6as lsft,o his r,;apds cbaraa,ar
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oN SUNDAY essning, she S9th o. oeiooef last AZ
ais fesl1e ~ 20 "asefiora, Loaaouh county br
4, Min csesL !, Ivsdnass.r ,rsa1, Mt
ti,ss, rSnst,, ~ NJ w. ~ II $50 ars
,.n,h,r IN iIsas, = -, - any
" gu. - - = DstAeisy ~
COMMUNICATED.
iu Jeaersoncounty, Va, on Sabbath evening, the
36th nA, Mrs. NAeoS MeLgR, vile oi MIR. Jacob
Moler, aged % years. The subject Of this notice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Ladies, Dress Goods.

SPLENDlD Paris printed Mouslines and Cash
- meFes. all wool OF The finest quality, in entire
ly new designs and brilliant eoiors; beautiful Bro
cade, plaid and plain changeahle Silks, silk Popins
printed Cashmeres and Mouslines as low as l2a
cents watered Alpaeas black and colored, cobing
Cloths, and various other new fabrics. A more
elegant and varied assonmentof ladies' dress goods
it is confidently believed was never exhibited 10 this
market. hope every lady wi dome The favor to
call before purchasing, feeling confident they win
not go away dissatisfied as ~ prices, Sc:
Harpers-FerTY Oci 80. c. JOHNSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
FARMS FOR SALE,

TIME Farm on which reside ia the vicinity Of
Il Newtpwn, containing ONE HUNDRED d
TWENTY ACRES. This Farm is well sci 10
Grass aud in good state of improvement, and sit
uated Immediately on The Valley Turnpike Road
from Winchester 10 StauntuH seven miles from the
former place, which is one Of the best Flour mark
cts in the State of Virginia. The Improvements
are large and handsome. BRICK u DWELLING,
together with every necessary Out Building, and
all in good state Of repair.
Twill also sell another Farm adjoining the above
containing TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
ACRES, all well sci in Grass, and in highly i'm.
proving eonditi n.
EY~ These two Farms wiz sold separately OF
together TO sait purchasers.
JOSEPH NELL.
Newtown. Frederick Co., Va, June a6. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
W AEON MAKING.
I'D

VIE Undersigned haTing formed Co Partner
snip u the Wheelwri ghi and Plough Making
business, and eommenced Operations ID he shop
formerly oecupied by AIr Geoege Eohr ara 10 a
new shop opposite The Episcopal Parsonage. are de-
trfmtned not 10 Be beat in This. Or The adjoiaing
csnnsaes for nea,ness or durability All work war
ranIed q give satisfaction or 10 pay. New work
warranted one year aud day.
:, Repairing doae in the best manner and at the
shortest notice. Timber ane produce taken in ex-
change for work. Persons wanting their work
done well, can have il BY calling upon
ALFRED OiBANNON
EDW ARD HUNT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
FOR SALE,

A YOUNG and likely negro woman ahou. a3
4 a years old with two children, a boy and girl. n
The boy aged two and half years, the girl -
rlontbs They are all sound and healthy not sold
for any fault but because the owner wishes 70 make
other investments The woman is active, indlstlfi-
Gus and honest and is accustomed 10 do the vaii-
Gus kinds ofwnrk performed BY women in this couh-
tey. Apreference wiilbe given 10 purchaser from
this OF the adjoining counties. II
Apply atlhe Free Press Office
r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
A FARM FOR SALE,

TIME subscriber, intending relinquishfarmingi
IL offers for sale his FARM, lying ahout2t miles
Southeast Of Charlestown5 Jefferson county, con-
tanning about
los Acres,
which has fair proportion Of timber This land
is equal in fertility 10 any in Jefferson county, all
enclosed with good and substantial fencing Seve-
raj fine Springs are upon the Farm, yielding an
abundant supply of pure water, one Of which is
near the Dwelling house.
The improvements are Convenient and comforta-
bic in their arrangements.
Terms will be very accommodating, and for fur
Their PARTICULARS apply to the. subscriber on the
premises ii RICHARD WILLIAMS.
Sep.ember IL 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
NOTICE.

TINE Cop Partnership heretofore existing between
u the subscribers, under the fFm of JANNEY 81
CRocgweLL, is by mutual consent dissolved, this
the Isl day Of November. 1854.
AMOS JANNEY
cHAS. e. CR0CKWELL. /
The notes and accounts due 10 Janney & Crock
we'll are in the hands Of Charles &, Crockwell Tor
collection.
Nos g. fiS5f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
New Fall s. Winter Goods.

TtHE subscriber has just finished opening his
\ entries stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which
will be found unusually large. There is SCARCELY
any grade qr description ofGoods, from the lowest
10 the inesfquaityi which may not be found inhis
establishment. His Ladies dress goods are ex-
ceedinglg handsome, and have been selected with,
an eye e the taste and wants Of the community at
large, all of which will be sold at The very lowest
cash prices. He soicfs call from all Ia search
of good bargains and pretty goods
CHARLES JOHNSON.
Harnerr- Ferry Oct 50 ISaL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
4 WELL IMPROVED FARM
FOR LIE.

.
II OFFER AT private sale the FARM ar;u which
4 lre<ide, situated ahoa, four miles n6rshwest 81
ChaTlestown, Jefferson county Va, adjoining he
lands Of NJ. =. w Washington, r. Ayerlhinsten. Geo
l. Nv ashingtoa and oshefs, and containing about
eco a CRES OF LAND.
thiry or which are In firnher he balance n arabl
land divided Into nine fields all under rood fencing
mostly rSst and capteuee
The Improvements consist Of large. convenient
- and newly built Dwelling. con,ainins
SsSff seven rooms with eeilarS under the q b(l,
Hstak -sfaoke hose, ice house, servants hons
i-A-zAe Is. siAblirg, corr honse and large grana-
~ divided into Sarness capable 81 holding 1000
bushels 81 wheafA All the buildings necessary tor
the comfort and Convenience OF family have heen
erected within tsRNyeaTs past aud are in good n
pair There is upon The farm variety Il choice
fruit selected nom lbs hest nurseries Al most 81
them now bearings vizs applcS PEACHES, Il erries,
apricots, plnms, sc. NE land has been farm 4
and plaster has been freely used and ii IS now IN
fine state Of cultivation Thy Winchester aud Pc
tomac Railroad / niles distant and the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad 4 miles Distant offer great Ia
ciiities for The Transportation OF Vie produce of the
farm either 70 the Batimpte or District markets.
The HarpeTs-Ferfy and Smih6eA TurnpiEe af
fnFds good and safe route 10 chaslestown at all
seasons Of the year.
lis lscaliea will compare farorahly with that Of
any farm in the county of Jefferson, ~ regards
health societg, fertility Of soil or facilities to
ket Persons wishing 90 purchase land %eA inn
proved with every thing 10 hand, are requested to
call and view ihe premises.
For ternlsapFly 10 the subscriber, living Wpon
The premises, oFit " letter. addressed . Chates
Town. r. G. McPE GieSON.S
October %. ls5t.- IT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

SYsoD dr. ERGsNA.-This body, which
has been In session al Norfolk for several
DAYS. has resolved to hold its next session 1t
Winchester, on the third Wednesday ef Oc-
teber, 1852 The fourth Sabbath ofNoyem-
Dor was appointed g afday for special prayer
in all the churches oftAc synod FOR anincrease
Of candidates for ministry. The death of the
Rev. 81 Graham, d. ID, Professor in the
Union Theological Seminary was announced
on Friday
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
VIRGINIA. FREE PRESS And FARMERS 7REPOS STORY.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TRRss,
A claifnonI Nursery, Baltimore,
MARYLANB.

srE fe.. being i1e hlesl success al tine 10 re-
- moss Ltsss shc some d III rasag1nefs having
49, Psahlsa - season. 60 aceelnf ef fali
IRE y nv crop of Peach. esn -, M. 49,.
form sasp thar have ine TREES. nis1 ;, E
2 CO.'S assaole addition Of new kfnds--
Alsot spoi stock II Apples. Pears.
sluEs LseEflss Apfic0.s. keeiarines. 1lm5nds,
sataw sekfIss CaFfahls &C. &r.. lhirtr OF forty
varieties n English Gcosehefffes
uhA-AAlEATAL TREES AND SHRUBBKRY,
8 ai1loss sgsry deseIiptios Dahlia Roots Ross
- sssseh Blouse Plants larEs5sioek haye
aoeui ten lhppsand Apple Trees 3fich win II sold
q - snan hail he Nsnal price On Akcont ~ being
so.neNnas eEegked most Of which 81 slaking and
proper prnf ing would make god Trees:
~. 1Isels e p lsis with kerr d KEARSLEY.
q addressed d lhs subscriber Balti-
more. Nd CataIbgaes sent gratis.
80 WM. C0RSE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

ALFRED 0'BANNON returns his sincere
thanks 70 The Farmers Of Jefferson for the kind pat
ronase heretofore extended 10 him and hopes thai
BY strict attentaa to business with The increased
facilities for executing work the new firm may
reiye continuance otihe same
Nov 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
hosiery.

A SPLENDID stock Of black and coloFed lambs
IA wool, cashmere and alpaca Hose, spun silk
do, black slate colored ard white cotton do, at all
prices; large stock Of chiidren's and misses Ho-
siery. for salelow. C. JOHNSON.
Harpers- Ferry October 80 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

wrvF4p nrdeTsipned have abandoned the idea Of
11vine Races Al Shsnnondale on The oh q
,---s-.f,srs l. advertised. Persons viii govern
stl,smseIres accordingly n.
r,.s,st,sr n 1s5fs--H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
7TEACHElR WANTED.

TTTANTED, Immediately a Tsaeber having
Wv ire necessary qualifications, 70 teach, IN
District No 20. Application 70 be made % the IN
der4igned w G. WORIHlNGfOeN.4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Administrators Notice.

TIME Purchasers at The sale of Jas. w. Sri
H. der's personal property notified that their
notes willftall due mn lhe 18th November next,
and are requested be Prepared 10 pay them pune
tualy as tha condition Ike estate viii forbid any
indulgence E. L. LEE,
Oct. %, lS5l Adm'r IF j. W. S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Household and Kitchen Furniture.

TERMS Of SALE.-Nine months credit viii be
given On all sums above So, The purchaser giving
bond and approved security. No properly to be re.
moved unth the terms of sale are complied with
Sums under 50, cash. Sals TO commence at 10
O'CLOCK. a. NJ
q The fat Cattle and fattening Hogs will be
Sold on credit OF Sixty DAYS
sAM'L S. MOORE, Err
November 6, ls5l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

TTyTTE Subscriber woul4 beg leave to inform, the
Il puhicihat he has returned from the Eastern
Markets with large md well selected stock of
FALL AND WI&TERlG00DS 10 which he re-
specially iAtilesihe attgnion IF purchasers. His
Stock is now complete and he is determined u sell
at such pflcks as win taeet the appreciation Of all
who call da Mn. His stock consists in part as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

w HO is a good Cook. Washer and Ironer. A,
w ply at the FREE PRESS OFFICE.
November 6 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Turnpike Notice.

A MEETING Of The Stockholders Of the Smith
IA field, Charlestewn & Har peTs- Ferry Turnpike
Company will Be held al the Court House or Salur
day. 18th Of November. for the purpose ofelectins
a President and three Directors
HUMPHREY KEYES, Treasurer.
Noyember6 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

NEGRO Boy, aud also 4 Negro Girl Fer.
IN servants of good character and Industry, lib
ess ~ ra, A sss1 A. JAMES u. HARRIS.
- ~ y 4 ssSes Mar .Skannon1ale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Mems and Rows wear,

A VERY extensive stock OF Cloths, Cassimeres,
"A and Vestings, very superior black anu fancy
colored Cloths, 2 pieces ofover-coat Cloths, new
article; some very handsome plaid Cassimeres,
satin Yestings.
Z A large stock Of Sattintts and Tweeds for boys
wear, which will be sold exceedingly low
HarpeIs-FeTry. Oct. so, G. JOHNSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
AGRICULTURAL Irnplernenfs.

TTAVTNG an agency from Messrs. Wrishtt &
il i Steer, Of Winchester for The sale Of ali arti
eies Of their manufacture, j wiz fafnish them al
tis;r pgics5 to ogder. Specimens If Pionghs, Har-
rows. Cultiyaters, Dirf Scoops, Sc, 10 be seen al
tbs MarEsE House
TERMS cash On delivery. II. RAWLINS. ii
Charlest0wn October q, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

Al MOTHER lOl Of gun waading from No. lotto
~. IS; Walkers, Aaticorrosive and French Caps,
Wash rods Shot chargers, Powder haSks z Eagle
q f r F CT Canister Powder Shot, and Lead, Just
recefvedon hand only -four q thai LOT Of very ~
pefior Double Barrel Guns. Come soon or lose a
chance Of securing a fxsifatcgEM. F
Nov. s. 1884, T. RAWLlNS.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
. TeacIler Wnnfeal.

VIZ ASTED, immediately, a Teacher having the
w necessary qualifications, to teach in Disirie
No. "a. Applications 10 be made 10 The under
signed GEO. BAGKH0uSE,A
Nov g. 1851 I'LL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

SUpDES DSATH-0n Monday last, while
WilliaE b Tyler, late Of Leesburg, vas
standing 1t Greenfield Mills, Frederick co.,
Nd in company with Col Minor, be was
suddenly taken. with rush Of blood to bis
head which ina short time, terminated his
life9 Mr. Tyltr was an estimabIe gentleman.
and bis loss Will be severely felt by his Sc.
rearsd family And friends.
eFL,t1d5sftt fsk~aps-g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
ROCKBRIDG LAND
FOR SALE.


TyHE Subscriber will sell al publie Auction on
II the l0thday 81 November lent. his Plantation.
known as the Gay Farm" lying on the North.
River in the Pastures Of Rockbridge, and between
the Furnace and Forge OF Bath Iron Works
This tract contains about
700 Acres.
about 200 of which, are River Bottom, and is. one
Of the most valuable aud productive farms in that
SECTION Of Rnckbeidge being in good condition and
well adapted tP the culture 81 grass and all kinds of
grain. Il has upon it an excellent.
TIN YARD,
and is located ii a good neighboihood Persons
wishing = purchase are invited, to view the premi-
ses before the day OF sale.
TERMs.-The purchase money will De divided
into four equal annual payments: the purchaser
executing bends With good security, and The tile
Withheld until the purchase zmaney is paid Far
Their particulars On The DAY Of sale.
The sale will take place at the Forge OF Bath from
Works, at 3 o'clock M. when survey Of the1and
win be exhibited.
AT the same time and place, will sell at public
auction, On liberal credit,
IRA CT OFLAND,
lying on Bratton's Run, in said County, Called the
Baer Tract, Containing about 400 ACRES This
tract is heavily timbered and has Water-Power
upon it.
These lands will be shown by Mr.. james Wat
lins, residing at Bath Forge.
ADDRESS, WIN. Weaver, P. Masters Buffalo
Forge, Rockbridge Co.
WILLIAM WEAVER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Brilliant Lotteries, for Nov. 1851.
/. J. " MAURY 4 CO, MANAGERS.
$4,000!
$4,000 /!

100000! SlG,00ol
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the bene-
fit Of MSpopgala Academy Glass No 1877,
forfs5l 10 be drawn in Alexandria, Va, on Satur-
day, the sth Of Novenbtr 1851
Ie pfapa Ballots oat Of 10 Ms,
ffitiRs mare prises than blanks.