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n b. VIII receive the newest style of Dress Goods by
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rTNHE Distinguishing merits Of this Apparatus are
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I'd The Cream during the progress Of freezing becomes
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Manufactured and for sale BY the pstentec.
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D0KBR, BROS. a JONES, so Market street, Philadel-
phia invite the attention of the trade their SPLEEN
did stock of Fancy and Staple B0NNETS and HATS, Of
all kinds purchased for cash In Europe by Of our firm
and also assortment Of city and made
Shoes. All of which they offer at very low rates.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-26
JAMES Q. PICKETT, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

The subscribers being alone entrusted with samples
patterns of these goods for the United States
market, invite the attention of the trade.
GODFREY PATTIsoN a Co., Glasgow
Office, 81 Pine street, New York mar "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
baltimore Market.
Isandelph 3 I.atimer's

Ek0mUNtRm ~ htutA
ss,sertsn oy PaicEs in THE BAlriMoRg Market
F.r tx leefk em&iHg Jan, - 1850.
neportsa espfessly FOR the Fres, Press.
ArpLes good many coming In and they are
aull Jf sale II Si so to s. pet Dbl.
Burrse-Shie 81 Roll al IL % - ets--Saiaues =
IA 10 is cts--Keg 1t s 10 10 cts
& BxrswAx Nc sales, held Hominally a. 80 :,
BIccN-Good demand and sales q Shouiee g !, =
ST 10 81 cts Sides al N to cts hsrs Z. = 40 NJ
CArrLg--The whole numoer aletee y. na s. n, ~
head-SO0 oi which were sold al p y - Ss,ance
hoof, equal % 81 To- 81, % ae'.-, anu 'Ae
were taken ons 81 market. - ..les al
CoRs.-fni Improvement IN prices aliu $50 :
yellow and W Aite a. 90 20 g cts, az
C.ovrpsee,, = sales cf new seed az - " 49,.
Desrsr1ss.l~lSales at i2i 70 lei ris. :, %
bRlrp Fxrsf.--Apples are selling y = - 0.,-s
per bush. PcArhss At 81 90 @ 80
rSs.ss,e SaIes Al 30 toss cts
rs.v~rrn &. sizes It 81 so 10 81 40
Flo,,aA Steady demand and prices INT ~, ~
farre sslks kA{e been made this week q ~ y.
Howard Il Civ Mills held II 46si without =. ss's
Hoos5s6t dtnsahd and sales q So.9e ~ - N
Eansea z proportion sa 81 e rs ens''1
sales Of No knihhs. 81 ei<-- 49, e s;i. A. o
MusrAKp k$gp Sales of prime afls's 8
oSssv.f;aal demand and sales a = g = ess.
ve-SeltksnE "a 10 IS ets. some cnoise -
GELS Of prnns{fxSnia a. 20 ezs
SarI1n.raa 4 sale u OIL 70 6lt g.
.--~ slzs a cts, good deinAna-
T,a.s.- SO rS-SaIesaf SAL 80 81
Mr. $50 Of ihfefier q good Z. q = 49, Z.
ets csod e rrtale t95 y W. ee ta1lisl 49,
s1iis 4 Ils e s s. s.Asd is . ri washed i
- 70 20 els.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
N arrie d,

On the 2bth December last, by the Rev. Mr.. Heason.
MIR JAMES N. EARrsHAw 10 Miss MANY Isabella
KELLER, all Of Harpers.Ferry.
On the 10th nsi on lie Bridge at Harpers; Ferry. by
she Rev Mi HeAion, Mt. VIII. SwITzER to Miss VIR
systA f. BywATERs, both Of Rockingham county, Vir-
!ginia
On Tuesday morning week; in Berryville, Clarke Co
by the Rev Mr. peterkin. Mr. GHARLEs CAsrLEMAN
10 Miss MANIA J. IsLEH, daughter Of Col. jacob Isef
AL Of Clarke county
i AtMr Jphn Kerchifi,'sin Washington coaniy, Md.
IN Sunday evening last, by the Rev VIM. IL. Wilson,
". wAlTta Kracursll 20 Miss LEAR MALrEN.-aii
of the above county
Al tiiIlsboro s.cudoun county ION Thursday evening
week, by the Key. MT Chenni with. Mr.. Isaiah II
t;roeoE, OF thisitown, 10 Miss SARAH F. LEACH OF
the formcf plgce
I On the 9TH i;,sfsbythr Rev Jd<eph Baker, Mr Ma
roLEAN J. DseN ef Morgan CoVnty, and Miss MARY
/: NJ FtHNEsr6rs OF RIeierick county.
AT The Episs csai Chuck ID Winchester, on TUESDAY
lith inst by!BSs Cbffelms Walker, Mr.. Mosrs MY
nRs Of Norfo aud Miss JuLIA q. eldest daughter OF
the Hon r. W. Damon of Bartonsvills, Frederich
county Va,
On the stll inst AZ lIs Methodist Episcopal church
10 JefeFsop by tfEe Her Nit. Brooke, MI HENRY n
EreHISsoN To- Miss SkRAH /. BoTEIER--poth otftea-
erick county. If
On the 9ih inss. II the Chapel OF the Theological
Seminary Of Virginia. by the Res. VIM ]. LOCKWOOD,
Mr., AInERr q GARpIsE n. of Alexandria county 70
Miss LopIsAv McRAE, OF Faixfax county,
On the iatE inst nv Rev. MT Chenowith, MI IRAN
cis NJ BRApYfE1p, Of Sniekeresillel 70 Miss ELIZA
nErH KEEs, efriarke county, Va,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
! Mr.. NJ -

n = 2 - = = l-AD1 ? UHH- p.
DEsTKrcEIyE SHn - a Gre broke cut this
suorning u The 81. Charles Hotel, and before
she flames could b6 arrested the entire build
Ing. with nearly al IL valuable furniture.
was laid in ruins
I The flames extended t. Rev. Mr.. glspp's
Church, also the Methodist Church, asd ike.
wise % the Po5dfas street Church, al Of
which, besides several ether buildings, were
destroyed The fremen worked With great
adcygyf bat could not save the PROPERLY
fortunately no lives have been last Al
Arge amount ofpreperty belonging to guess
q the hotel has been lost.
! The total loss b5 this conAagration is up
posed 70 BE- eTer one million sf doflsrs -
There was partial insurance, but 10 what
Sxtent cannot now say.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24

tFgn - Npafssa1 Gsxeetrg 3nne -. 1915
= mi vii hare observed IL fetqokat n8rsees
Nni<A bars appnfSa n our ndsartilnK eolrns a ne
1s.9At3 FeE1elinE 7fnn the nse Of WISTAN'S HAL
s 49, % WtL1EhERRY il fhs rure Of diseases 81
.ns s.Pety sBun<s eatnThal ufections liver knra-
MnaJ z ne e>r.iEcaies .1e eourhed Is s.sone In
49, ena 10y he thonzht 10 ke mere xaiespennF no
.sst ~ - IfEeep cfdrnui1g atfenliun 81 qllrk
a.e.as. hpNeteEs Wisisfy Balsan, 81 Hnd
10y = -. w can ouIteises pouch fnftthe rod
e1ecs ri. Delres ~ I'D IS disessrr 81 a. nature
q u ose abose nentoned, wkeDspsr " hSsse kuasa
-eAeIifa 81 sE4 sh.t wh<n every othet remedy has
been triet and faFsd
fio@ ne View YORK Evening fIirsuE. MartE 80, fss9
Me TekAfd ~ Wild cherry free q one ~ nateEe's
p1FNe.1ne sO1t u good ssnIsrisnn u she fsTest
lef r. ntdeisaf gum has = Heed ~ suEnrs and
sas.a - 5teg M thousnn1a The Halsm prepared
" Nttter > Fafe and perfectly reliable pfsAra
Ten q Che reak Cherry essei<e and Il i alsgedg BY
e meAns Z bn4to take We spenk considerably and
selgl 2 - Rtsise. from having Witnessed its reno
s.Ang inn1snee a eo6sgmpsiSe esses when al alher
psss<FtPtieas hsit proved afno effect
g. ne oaiy getplne = aisrys signed Beits q The
Foi sale 81 she eenesa agent. SETH ". FoWLE.
= washington strest. Boston. Nsss and II his SUBJ
fnreA - e - n. 4 ~
ReGesnher. he aignaI and only genuine srtels a.
msys essIs &c waten signature Of LBUT:rs 81 he
For salsb y = N. SMITH co!
Gharlsstctra.
LIP HARTMAN.
And BY Insggis,s generally eskrv vhete
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24

fff9F ~ "a .Etff
4; 1Ae As11ets e lfokee and Frometheut arfir.d
nj NeN Xofk cask4 tliss vim dnfss NON SD rsrr-
|fiseo 10 IT ssh Der
Tbs GAesrles tpgsscne and Quafer millions
lpI gold, ard Ae Rl& teiheua about half million.
Nearly al ~ N<,& York paksereers n. a. l-sk
sfius ere dc CteEtee The prometkeus n. On
fpse1neNrk
Z AnoiheT hre had eestrred Ii San Frnnei,es which
4tsiroged shout eii1f000 worth 81 psoperte.
The San Frnecisen BegaId ihinxs Tks chance. ~
t5ol ftemont f1r % senaiosship % he Uniled
49, aIe YER doq9tll, and quite desperate. The
4ne MAKER, however = in much doabs.
Il Reszf. consisting % fortY-seFen Americans had
zen s.aeked By IL Lndfins beyoad Maripksa Hin
I'D I'll aftbem killt6 -
ne sieekion Jeosnaf records aeo,lisioe. IN the
fscinny q Moguetnt.ie, between fifteen A1terieans
qhd peny 81 1adlans Quise ( ierre sxirse ish
iok place and large number Of indian usre EiIl
Il Ihs military under .conmand or Co, Rgpey. y,
Elaeersvllic, has bs<h sdisbanded. - =
n God continues % be found ID abundanee TIE
bFath q San FFankeco and oshef eit3es haa vreaiIv
anpfosed The cholera disappeared. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
FREHN6An HODGES & 90,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
=,

2
(BErwEEN BsoADwAr AND Nassau
A RE now receiving rich and beautiful assort-
II ment Of Fancy Silk and MillnerY Goods 10
which We would particularly invite the attention
Of all Cash Purchasers, and'wiil make ii an object
fof them 10 give US a call as we are determinedto
sell our assortment, for Cash, lower than ever be-
lore offered in this market.
Mliliners can supply themselves with every ar
ucle IN their line al about the cost Of Importation
q Auction prices. Many Of our goods are manu-
iacsured expressly for our own sale, and cannotlhe
surpassed for beauty or low prices.
Rich Hat and Cap r. ibbons. large variety.
Silks and Satins foI Bonnets.
Grapes, Grape Lissesi Ta4ie,ons and Illusion
Laces.
Trimmings for hats, Gaps and Dresses
fanny Lind Caps, Parry and Opera Head Dresses
Embroidered Capes, Collars, Cuffs. and Chem
isetts
Muslin
Thread Brussels, Yalenciene, silk and Isle
Thread Laces.
Embroidered, REVERE. and Plain Linen Cambria
Gloves and Mitts Kid, silk. Isle Thread and
Sewing Silk
Scarfs, Cravats and Dress Hkfs.
Swiss, Jaronett, Book Muslins, and Bishop
Lawns.
Embroidered, Damask and Plain Canton Grape
Shawls
"A FsH assortment of ~Strasc Goods
French and AmerieaH Artificial Flolcsrs.
With large variety notme nloned above
Alt wishing TO avoid paying long prices will
make money by calling and satisfying themselves.
Jan 24 1851 SIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
A Great National Picture.
WASHINGTON

From sta:sra.s most Celebrated Paintings.
TTHHIS large aud magnificent portrait!of Nashy
i ngton, from The BURN OF an American artistS
is considered hy all who have seen il 10 be pne Of
The most beautiful pecinens OF art ever published
andHa eeryect kken1ss at IEassingteR. The size OF
the plate is eighteen by twenty-eiaht inches, which
wilHmake a handsome picture for the parlor, and
shahd be 10 the hands of every American citizen
Iiis finely engraved and printed on Superior plate
paper. That it may be within Ihe-means of an the
publisher has reduced the price 10 ONE poLLAa.
All persons Femiiting the amount maY rely upon
receiving perfect copy by return Of mail 10 any
parofth United States, carefully put mp on rollers
made for The purpose, free of postage
Address all orders, post paid, 10 the phblisher.
JOHN s. TAYLOR, Bookseller
8 and Publisher, New York.
January 10, l65l--3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
VALUABLE NIL AND LAND
FOR sale.

rryHE Subscriber Offers for sale tie valuahYe
MILL DALE MILL. and ~ ACRES 81
In AND Situated on Thurston Branch Warren
roln,y. Yirginia, about miles from White Pos.
Tha sfnpfurcnnenEs are large and eonrenieh Mil
viii evershot Wheel, CAPABLE of making IRON 40
l;ng I'd other ont Houses This property i sil-
uatsd IS bne III The bert Wheatgrowing counties in
Yirripia. Afurther description is del med unnee-
esszTy. IS any one wishing 70 purchase viii, Of
coursr. view he premises Mr. Isaac Harrisoh, the
psesenf Tenant viii show The property 10 any one
rrishinr 10 purchase. For Terms, Which will be
iberai please apply 70 The subscriber in Baltimore,
SAMUEL ELDER;
Tan IL ls5f-S2 No. - North Howard ST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
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IMPORTANT INVENTION.

IA Mr. Wilson, Of Massachusetts, has re.
Gently invented a machine, And obtained for
j patent, BY which it is said sewing Of all
fdescriptions(is executed in very rapid man
1ser, and in ineness and strength superior to
Hand work The simplicity of the mechan-
Jam, its diminutivehess, and the amount of
work which il aceomplishes, are truly aston
ishing a single machine occupies SO little
space that il can be put inside 4 mans hat.
and yet By the turning Of small crank, the
Instrument will sew,fen Times faster than any
saamstress
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
ed.

Al the residence IL her father In Clarke county on
The 18th Of Dreepbes last EvEasnA MOSS McSokhIeA'
On the eth ms, al Belle Grove sher residence, IN
Frederick cots,ty Va, in her 6Csh year. Mrs AEr l.
Mrs widow II the late Major ISAAC HfTE, OF the A.
Iaercan Revocation.
In Sacramento city California, Of cholera on ne sIst
0f October. 1850, SipNEy SHAW, from y. A,oasy
la, formerly d resident Of Leesonfg q ~ ene 1s
year Of his age
On the let q Dcesruber afes long ana ps,n.u. =,
ness near Faysatsyiiie Fayete soun' lno y. AZ
Van coasot Of Mr. Nathan VAIL ana formerly =. Lou
dOun couaty Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
FOR RENT,

A WAEON.MAkER SHOP, with conve-
II nient dwelling house, and all necessary out
buildings. The stand having the advantage of a
Blacksmith Shop and being located in fine neigh
borhood for business may be considered one Of the
best in the county. From good workman coming
well Recommended for sober, steady ana industrious
habits reasonable rent will be taken.
A JouRNEYMAN would find Immediate employ.
ment. Letters directed (post- paidl to: GEO. w.
EIcugLEgRdER, Charlestown, Jefferson co.. Va ,
Jan 10 IS5t5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
REMOVAL.
Wagon Making, &c.

HNHE subscriber has removed to his new shop
II opposite the Episcopal Parsonage, where he is
better prepared than ever to serve the public ia his
line of business.
He will make or repair Wagons, Ploughs Har-
rows &c, indeed every article in his line OF bu
siness with great prompmess, and in a substantial
manner His materials shall be Of the best quality
and good Job given.
To his old customers he tenders his thanks for the
liberal support heretofore extended him and hopes
Tor a continuance OF their favors. To the public
at large he invites portion of their custom.
ALFRED O'BANNON
Charlsstowp January 81 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-24
"a New Hand at the Bellows.

TIME subscriber having taken the Blacksmiths
~ Shop recently occupied by Mr. Hiram O'Bsn-
non, takes This method of Informing the public
generally thai he is we'll prepared 10 carry on The
BLAEKSHITHING BUSINESS
in All its varieties. Having in his employ hand
OF long experience in The business be can cOIff-
IDENTIFY say that work entrusted 10 him shall be done
in manner not surpassed any where To The
HORSE.SHOEING
department he specially claim attention, as his
workman has had much experience in that line.
But he is prepared TO execute work in every branch
with prompness and dispatch He therefore in
viies a call from every one as his prices will &c
reasonable and his terms 10 snit the lines
THOMAS W.. DAVIS i
Charlestown, Jan II, lS5I-2m.
81
IT, The WAGON MAKERS SHOP, Adjuan-
ing is offered for Rent II is an old and good stand
for business T.. w. d.