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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-04-05

We arc informed, says the Li6erator, on relia-
bic authority, that the schooner Ellen, Capt.
Patterson, of Boston. which lately arrived here
from Wilmington, N e., put back to that port
when some thirty-six or forty-eight hours out
on her homeward passage, on discovering fugi-
tive slave. who had secreted himself on board.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-04-05

An effort has been made to bribe certain
members of the New York Senate with view
to prevent the passage of law against gambling.
The exposure of the scheme produced great
deal Of excitement.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-04-05

Ethan Spike writes from Hornby to tho Com
monwcalth that Webster has taken away the
public advertising from the Portland Advertiser
(Whig) and given it to the Christian Mirror,
religious defender Of man-stealing, Of the same
slass a. the Congregational Journal.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-04-05

1t is intimated in the Commonwealth tina
Webster is to have an addition to his title, an,
is to be hereafter styled Secretary of State
street."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-04-05

Lord John Russell, after once rcsigning the pre-
micrshp of the British Government, has re-
sumcd the seals of office. 1t is thought, how
ever, that a dissolution of Parliament and a
general election will soon take place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18
Supreme Court--Circu,t Court.

jar. 10 Hia GoWdV Iho,. Jane, II appeared
by the evidence adduced in this hy Messrs Grist
John Brady and Burcbard, b.bslf ~ the pl int in
that the 18th August lSss, the Oct udsnts who
carriers between Albany aud Nes Y0rs entered iuto
agreement With The plaintiff, 20 convey tor hin
board barge, called the kCus aud Ready. sue thou
sand five hundred and ak bushels Of l.disn corn
valsed ct $50 S6, which toe defendant. undertook
and promised TO convey safsly from hbssy TO New
Yoik yet the defendants have fa~d TO 90 and the
plaintiff asks damages for the amount OF the corn
and interest from 10th August. lS4s
The defence Il that the corn was 'uuh BY the acatt
lirs Of the v-ssel In the Hudson ~ Albany In
August 1913 In -qusncs 81 the great hrs Ia Al
bsny at that time. and wholly lost AMI that snch
loss was occssion,d Ny the act ofBod aud Al 40
cdept which no human foresight: could gusrd against.
Another ground Of defence tsthst there lns %
bsrges In the basin OF Albany at the same time aud
that there vas smother barge called thu Rough ssd
Ready, besides that belonging to the def. sdsa aud
that there not sufficient evidence to prove that
corn Of the plaintiff -ss delivered board the vessel
Of the d.tspdanta Adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

rIrAr Aocinssr on rHE Nsw HAvrN Rautosp.-On
Tuesdsy afternoon a the O'Clock (Nsw Haventrain,
from this CITY, vas near Stamford, the engineer
served between the rails walking towards the
care. The suen. ~ss imn ediatsly reversed but 80
great the sp.ed at the time that u could be
arrested tin the coscstcber struck him and Instantly
Killed him. The remains we're taken to Stamford
How TO M.ss hoSEr rsow scascIrr Of eILvrR-
Within the last two or three days man has been me-
Hing about 50 per day by passing over the Fulton
ferry every trip and rendering dollar bill each time
Tor his ferriaee From the change he nakss az per
cent-or IN other words. he cleared ~ cent each tine
be crossed Thiss ooe ~sy Of making living
CcpvIcr blows " on BLacxwrLLs TnArp-on
Thnrsd., M orning as on. 81 the copvcts deaf and
dumb man vss IN the sct of touching OF the fuss In
blasting rocks. % Blsskvells Island, prsmssuvey
exploded aud thrsv the convict IN the ali distance
Of some thirty feet tilpe him ipstantly The body
vas m uch shattered nv the ecncusion. Coroner 0eer
vas called &c hold en- inquest On the bsdy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18


esllor Walworth.
The following correspondence, between the
Union Safety Committee and Chancellor Wal
worth, is published
NEW YoRx, New. n, 1880
Dear eir-0n behalf Of one Of the most numerous
assemblsges Of citssns ever convened In this city
have now the honor Of addressing you. The object Of
appointment IT, to revive the spirit in which the
Union formed and the constitution adopted, and
In tho words Of the thsr Of his country to resist the
h.st dAwninss Of every atts.pt 70 ALLEVIATE any portion
Of the country from the rest to sneeble the sacred
ties which now bind together the various parts
have supposed that OF the best means for the
accomplishment Of this desirable result was to call
out and give publicity to the sentiments Of dstin-
guhhed oitixsns, who, from their character and posi-
ton would b likely TO take wise and discreet view
o. publ: Affairs and give counsel tending to alay sx
element and revive national feelings.
We herewith send you the published account Of the
proceedings Of the meeting referred to and 1t your
leisure should be pleased to hear from you.
We have the honor to be, with high consideration,
your obedient servants,
GEORGE Woop, HRAA KgTcHuM
eEoRGE DOUGLASS, GEo. b. BUTLER,
A. G. Benson, JAS. T. BaApY
l.. b. CHASE.
TO the Hon. RruBEH Fl. WALwoRTH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

The u, 3. ship St. Lsuis wa bu.nos Ayras, %
the 2tst Dec. all well fbe folio ripg 1. q li,t Of set
enic.fs: III. II. Cooke, Com. John Ring Lieut. J..
q williamson, I'd 40 william Biaoton, Sd do I;
Jo,hus D. Todd 4tb do John steele Purscr; 8.
Wilson kellogg. Surgeon; W Pollock, Acting sast.;
John ard Assistant surgeon; Charles Lettmer, Wm
O West Jos II. DE Haven Psse.d aidsbipmsn a
Harrison. Captains CLERK, A Weaver. Chsies
Greene, MidsLipmen, Coleman, Acting Boats~sip
Charles ps.s Actisg Gunner; Dsnl James. "a pentct
Samuel Tat. m sailmaker, John Ferguson levrnaa,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

StiluRK or TnR STEAMBOAT GEORGIA, AT NOR
PoLK - We learn that the steamer Georgia, Ca pt
Cannon, carry ing the United States mail, was taken
pose, ssion OF on Saturday, by an officer OF the
revenue, upon the alleged ground Of taking on
hoard. in Hampton Rosds, small lot Of tropical
huis from the ship James Corner, OF Baltimore,
~ cratly arrived from Madeira. The fruits were
chained by The captain of the ship his stores, and
there was no intention on the part Of any Of the
psriies concerned 20 defraud the customs The
q, orgia wss permitted TO proceed, with the mail,
10 Baltimore, IN the evening, upon the assurance OF
the seept ~ the Bay Lane Company, that she
.houio b. forthcoming to meet the requisition OF
the governms nt--the collector sending custom.
Loue fb,tr in charge Of her.-Battimvs md J
Sus, Jaa. rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

foughe, The conceded leading free soiler in the
House, sprang upon his feet, and moved that Mr..
i = resolutions should be committed 10 select
committee, 10 report upon, OF which, according 10
usage, he chr X } would be chairman. Mr.. Be-
nedtct, nom Oneida, moderate whig, and respect
ed tor hs white ok cloth and venerable appear
aBce moved an am. ndment that the resolutions
be referred 70 the Committee on Printing. The
following are three Of Mr. Thompson's.-
Resolved, (if the Senate concurJ That We cordially
appove OF the OF Congress for the adj
o. the dangerous questions arising out Of the
scQuision OF territory under the treaty with Mexico,
sLd that In consideration OF the various and dscordant
interests TO BE- sected thereby, hold that the
promire 10 a isir one and ought to be sustained By
every patriot In evry part OF the lands
Rssoiyed. uf the Senate concur) That the Fugitive
ave bill s In accordar with the press stipuAtions
~ the eonUttution OF the United States carried
eut BY the act OF Congress Of 17q3 signed by Washing
10 snd N force at the tim. when the pressn Law was
pa@tsd aud that Congress, In passing . law which
hooid he 'hoi'nt in carrying ot the sipuations OF
tht constitutions acted In fit accordance with the
l"ttr AMI sprt of that Instrument and that will
an .hs law and me execution Of the same, by! all
RESOLVED ~ the Senate concur) That the further
hstu' Of the slave question would In the opinion OF
" people OF this State be dangerous TO the existence
~ b. Union
" hen these resolutions come up for discussion,
The The whole ami slavery war will be renewed,
~ d the confett wax warm on all sides. The
whigp. having the responsibility In both houses,
will be lucky II they can shape any resolution
uuchmg ulon those questions when Will not
greatly distract them w.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
E,kRrLE.IX.

of The tLsse smodes Of using tobacco,
smoking Is that Fhich seems to have insin-
.uated ltseIf nois extensively among the
youth Of our cansnnnity. Tobacco employ.
Cd in this sss, keipg drswnsuith the vital
breath, csnveys iks poisonous influence into
every part Of the lungs There the noxious
fluid Is epAsngiedin the minute spongy air
cells, AMI has tiene 10 exert its pernicious
inauenees on elbiood, not in yivifying, but
IN vitiatisg il The blood imbibes the slim
uIsnt narcotic HIirciple, and circulates it
through lhe whdse system. It produces IN
eonsequesce fe6sile action 10 those Of
defeated habit Where there is any ten.
dency 10 phtlisis and tubercular deposite in
she lungs debilnyof these organs, conse-
quent on the use Of tobacco in this way,
must faver ,he deposit Of tuberculous matter,
and thus spw the seeds Of consumption
This practice imEairs the natural taste and
relish for foed lessons the appetite, and
weskens the powers Of the stomach, As to
the pleasure produced BY il, it is, believe,
. well known fact that q person smoking in
the dark ii often unable to determine whether
bis segar is lighted or not
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
McIEIGH, BRO. i co.

OK HHDE Porto Rico and new crop New Or
10 leans $UG
Is ee yes double refined Loaf do
Is bbts New Orleans (small loaves) do do
p - crushed and pulverized do
30 hhSs Poft1 Rico and CieHfnegos Molasses
$50 bags new csop Rio Green Coffee
IS = white LaguyTa and Angostura do
so chests lpatt sup) Gunpowder Tea
x 25 q IS" Young Hyson do
Vi s# sH Powchong do
$50 boxes and butts ID lump SIS and SIS Tobacco
90 600 Havana Principe, and Hall Spanish Segars
10 heroes fresh beat Rice
$50 boxes Mould Candles
so * Sperm and Adamanfine do
SO q Rosi1 Soap y
so 4 Ssnstr's Mustard
100 Window Glass, by 10 and 10 BY 10
20 kegs refined Salt Pere
25 !. SaleFAlus
20 'iCafh Soda
so 9 Powder
100 bags Shot IassoFied Nos1
10 boxes Italian Maecaroni
IS kegs pare Lead With general assortment
OF Spices and variety of other goods loo tedious
10 enlmerate, recently received and in store, for
sale III moderate prices, and on reasonable terms.
All ordrrs from our customers and dealers general
", VIII be prom pity and faithfully execuied
McVEIGH. BRO. & CO,
PfaNec street HRarf
A Id =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
MIR. WISE.

II this gentleman desired . seat in the
'Cenveasis4 fof the purpose Of rendering him.
self suprcpeIy ridiculous, fsays the Peters
burg inteSlissneer,) he may assure himself
that be haa entirely succeeded in accomplish.
ing that object No man can see him in that
body WITHOUT being struck with the inordi.
nate vanity which controls aud prompts his
every mosson and word Pompeus in die.
ton. Affected In action, and pedantic in the
display cfIshat information he possesses, he
is constantly addressing himself 10 the gale.
fies and spectators, instead OF discussing Sc.
riously she subject before the Convention
Accordingly, be islon his feet every len min
utes, in,eifuplng the member IN possession
Of the foeg, and making and asking explana-
items Of tie most trivial and childish nature.
We heard some time since, that Mr.. Wise
Hasoft the ppinion that the Convention should
slt ~ least SIX months and If be goes on at
the rate 4 which be now travels, the BODY
will Be ID labor six years before ii is deliver
e. Of uenstjtution and, if he has much
.ssney p besssting il, il Will be, after all, I
deformiay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
FAN and Winter Clothing.

n 1IE Low Ed Il lS8t1C ES
TIME most snpeTb stock OF READY DE
i CLOTHING ever offered in Harpers- Ferry,
has just been received by the subscribers, for the
present Fall and Winter trade, al their Clothing
Emporium where purchasers can be accommodated
with the following assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Sack and other Goats Pants, Vests, Shirts, all
qualiiesi Drawers, Boots, Hats, three qualities,s
Rough and Ready Hats, Caps very large supply,
all Of which win be sold on reasonable terms and
prices thai cannot fail to please. Also, superior
lQtof Silk, Cotton, and Bingham Pocket and Neck
Handkerchief. Crayats, Gloves, Socks Suspenderx;
Umbrellas, Canes, Pen KNIVES Razor Strops, &c.
TRUNKS TtALICES AND C1RPETBAGS:
Lgs This heing the largest and most fashionable.
stock of Ready Made Clothing ever offered in FLAIR
persFerry. they ask call from all purchasers de-
sirous of being served on reasonable terms, either
wholesale orfetail.
D.. B. Persons that cannot be accommodated with
our present stock Of Clothing, are informed that we
preparedho have Clothing made 10 order short
notice and guaranteed FlT at the same low prices.
- We retnrn thanks for the yery liberal patron
age hereiofofe extended 10 us-and we assure HE
public that Goods sold By US will not be interior TO-
! those of any other establishment in the country
All we ask is CALL feeling assured that one win
/ leave our establishment without being convinced
that cheaper and beer articles Of Clothing cannot
be bad this side OF Baimpre-and not eYen there.
r. WALTER s. BRO.
Harpers-Ferry, September -, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07

Mas. Z. W. PHELPS viii reopen her ScuooL.
AZ on Monday The l6ft Of September. Her course
Of instruction embraces all the branches nsaallvl
taught inythe oest Institutions Il is the effort and
aim Of MRs. PnELPs, that each Pupil committed To-
her care should possess every advantage Of acquire
ment that cy schools present. She is earelulto SCI
cure accomplished associate Teachers She TabofS
constantly in herschool; believing il necessary Ia
general success in "a school. that the Principal
should be acquainted wihthe tendencies and aualil
Ties of each individual mind Much aiieElion Is
paid 10 History. Each child puTsues systematic
course oil historical reading. 4
4 Weekly Compositions are required. TIE oldeE
girls arelrequenty required as weekly Exercise
II TO make Abstracts from our best British Classics
such as Milton, Shakespeare, &c. The religious
instruction Of the Pupils. 10 which all osher IN
rstrnciions should be subsidiary. is aIientEd TO-
Opportunities are constantly occurring in To COURSE
of Instruction that an earnest Christian Teacher
will use for the infusion OF moral or religious truth
Some Of the older girls ARE members Of !, weeklE
Bible class, conducted BY the Rev. C. w. Andrews
Terms: 7
Board & Tuition for the Scholastic year, $4,000
Tuition in every English Branch, 30 90
Children under IL years Of age, % o.
French, - 00
Latin. I20a
French and Latin, (when both are learned .Is 90
sMuSic, 40 90
Drawing and Painting 1900
u porifon 10 be paid in advance. Il
August 30, 1850 H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
VIRGINIA AND THE LAND FUND.

The refusal Of Virginia TO- avail herself Of
fund 10 which she has fair claim, and
which she can get IL she choose, is one Of the
unfathoms BILE mysteries Of the politics of this
Commonweahh With millions of acres
which she can. easily obtain, and by means
Of which abe may give powerful impetus
u all her public improvements, she seems to
prefer the taxation Of her own people rather
shan the Endorsement of justice from others
She will permit herself to be despolcd and
plundered By the new States, rather than
redeem herself frola poverty by receiving her
own pGrtisn Of great common fund She
will sutfsrproperty which belongs to her to
be devoted TO the pnilding up and strength.
ening Of free States, rather than obtain it to
strengthen and defend her own institutions.
There is nauch,cant about the immortality of
the policy which We advocate. Certainly it
would be better fora State or an individual
10 be poor than dishonest, but we are unable
TO perceive; the criminality Of claiming ones
own prspsrty, Nor are We able to see the
consistency with which such lecture is de.
iiyered By, those advocates of 4 Manifest
Destiny who have no scruples in swallowing
. part, or the ,.whole,P Of the lands ito which
We have no presence ofititle) of neighboring
Republic q edmond Repubitcaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
GOLD NspAL FOX HENRY CLAY.

Messrs latks & Brothers, Jewellers, OF San
Francisco. have prepared magnificent Gold Me-
dAl, OF me-t appropriate design. Intended for pre-
sentation 10 Nc great Statesman 10 whose exeriions
on her behalf, California owed 10 great extent,
her admissioa iaIo the Union The Courier says:
This rieec Of work may be regarded as an
artistical gem and is highly creditable to the
firm who kayo executed it, aud designed it
for so honoIaale purpose On one side it
represents The lone Star of California admit
ted into thf constellation, and surrounded
by the othet thirty stars arranged in bril-
liant circle ground the margin. On the
centre stag there is fixed one of the most
beautiful sheSmcns ofwhite quartz incrusted
naturally Nish gold ! an appropriate repre-
sentatien ofste riches of the State. Around
she rim il 4 r5ch border composed Of native
specimens If rough gold taken from every
placer in The country from Oregon to Los
Angeles fThe other side of the medal bears
'thefollowisg nscription--~C alifornia admit
ted, Septic, 1850 Presented to Hen
Clay by Jacks & Brothers, City of San
francisco, HUc. 20, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
TEE NEW wooLL.EN FACTORY.
JVO0l VEspmrPd

Ohm e. WHITE and ID. O. HENKL.E have
y their New WooLLES FAcroRY in Shepherds
town, nearly completed. The Machinery IS all Or
the most approved kind and The most skliul and ex
perenced workmen have been engaged. - that those
wool growers and merchants, who paronize this es
taossssneHt, may rely upon getting the besLmateri>
ais, the best fabrics and a caors Rolls carded anc
other country work done at the shortest notice
We will exchange for yV0OT. N ,hss ,Sos, !.
eommodating terms, our fabrics, viz: FuIIed ana
Plaid LInseys, Tweeds Blanketing FIannels, Stock
ing Yarn, &ei, Also, any other kinds Of merchant
die that may be preferred to our own make at the
Store q John T. White, where all the wool will be
received. III
Nothing that can be done on our part shall be len
undonc e render entire satisfaction 10 those who
trade with us, either BY exchange of wool 81 pur-
chase q our goQds. WHITE HENELE.
ShepherdsiowA. May 81. 1870.
N B Hard Scan Rees W. sndi1-,il,r -,
ed Al the highest matket price
SPslf and 1lariias5rrg Papers oopr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
CIiARLESTOWN DEPOT.
Reelection Of Commission.

TTNHOTyEH no rates oil commission have ever
Il beers fharged Al The chasleslown DePo'- since
4 veas rsaer nv direction. greater than iksse
thorizrd M law. Or demanded by The fair business
rofitx xsent 10 The expense trouble and risk Of
~ Agen1F yet as complaints have been made by
sT,r.e 4 III onefous ,hafges. have deferIained TO
age I'M Effort Al least 10 gratify public desire and
shatl ,hesrsore on and after ibis date. fs&sce my
cori paiss;ns 10 Arce eels per hundred on al mer-
ehandixe delivered in the towR. and co other con-
signincnt& the commissions VIII CORES pond WIN
he rates Al Winchester. In making this reduction,
however she duty is Imposed on me 81 requiring
The COMMISSIONS on all goods, OF every description
whaEeyeE, 10 be paid for on delivery, withgut res
pect 10 nxfsons The eaAi will also he required FOL
Hi at.icI4s for sale ali the ~ChaEleslown Dept.
VINCENT w MOORE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
FREEMAN HODGES & co.
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS,

't % LIP Ghl olnCE q NEW IuhhI
j {Bgr$EEN BRoApwaY AND NAssAU.)
A RE now receiving rich and beautiful assert
n ment Of Fancy Silk and Millinery, Goods, to
which We would particularly invite the attention
Of all Cash Purchasers and will make il an object
for them 10 give call, as are determined 10
sell our assortment, for Cash, lowerlhan ever be-
fore offered IN this market.
Miliiners can supply themselves with every ar
ele in their line al about the cost Of Importation
or Auction prices. Many Of cur goods are manns
featured expressly for our own sale and cannot be
surpassed for beauty or low prices.
Rich Hiatt and Cap Ribbons, a large variety.
Silks and SaIins for Bonnets,
-Crapes, Grape Lisses, Tarletons and Illusion
Lacesl
Trimmings for hats, Caps ard Dresses
fanny Lind Caps Party and Opera Head Dresses!
EmbroideEed Capes, Collars, Cuffs, and Che n
isetts.
: Embroidered Edgings and InseIiings Swiss and
Muslin. H.
Thread, Brussels, valenciene, silk and Isle
Thread Laces.
Embroidered, REVERE and Plain Linen Cambria
Hkfs.
Gloves and Mits, Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread and
Sewing SiIH.
Scarfs, Cfayais and Dress Hkfs.
Swiss, J&coneu, Book Musins, and Bishop
Lawns.
Embroidered, Damask and Plain Canton Grape
Shawi&.
A fall assortment of Syrap Goods.
French and American Artifciai Ef0srers
With large variety not mentioned above.
All wishing to avoid paying long prices will
make money BY calling an satisfying themselves
Jan "a 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
PUMP MAKING.
To NE People Of JrGafsoa, CLARK and

To NE People Of .Ic6sfso4, CLARK and
LOHd0nR, n
DERSONS i'd want IL PUMPS, made Tin the
- best manner, and on The most accommodating
terms will do well 10 giretthe subscriber call
He will insure all new WORT done by him, and no
money will be exac,ed unAl all pumps are tested
thoroughly.
PIPE LAYING and REPAIRING done at the
shortest notice. For repairing the cash will be re-
quired bnt for all new work liberal credit will be
given All communications addressed to The sub
scriber at Berryville, Clarke county, Va, viii be
promptly attended TO-
THOMAS J, BRAGG. 4
Jan. 8. lS5l.-3m. .Spfru COPY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
CARTER,s ROTEL.

H1HE new and extensive addition 10 this estab
u ltshment has been completed. together with
renoyaing the entire concern, rendering ii one
amongstthe largest andmos attractive in the Valley.
The rooms are furnished with neat furniture, and
with an eye TO the comfort and convenience o
guests
The Proprietor hopes TO merit a continuance OF
The patronage heretofore extended to him. and by
strict personal attention, to increase his business,
assuring the public that exeriion on his part will
bel spared 10 please, and render the sojnnrn Of
guests agreeable.
ISAAC N. CARTER, PRopn. sroa.
Anr;I II 1a50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

Far,or,g,s arr eaaasteT ypsfaas capifaR 8 So
$50 - P5irer 81 tRezeaskssg stts eSSOTOr'es
-
nUBLIC Buildings, Manufactures, Mills Ma
I chinery Dwelling Houses, Stores, Merchan-
disc, Household Furniture, yesselA on the stocks
or while 10 poFt, &c, Sc viii be insured at raes
as low as The risk will admit
Applications for Insurance may be made Of
B. w HERBERT,
Agent far .Is6sysoa County. Va.
In the Absence of the Agent from Chariesiown. to
Joax P. BRowS, Esq. who will attend to them
promptly. Persons at distance address through
the matt
NIB On all Church Buildings and Clergymen's
personal property, the Agent will present his COM
missions in reducing The amount Of premiums on
the risks thus arising
December 49, IS50-IY