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National Medical college. Washington,

National Medical College. Washington,
District Of Columbia
TIME annual course of lectures will commence
i on the first Monday in November, the 4th
instant
Thos Miller, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
VIM. p. johnson, M. D., Professor of Obste-
tries and the diseases Of women and children
Joshua Riley, M. d., Professor OF Materia
Medica, Therapeutics, and Hygiene.
John Frederick May, nj. D., Professor OF Sur
gerry
Grafton Tyler, M. D., Professor of Pathology
and Practice of Medicine.
Robert King Stone, M. d., Adjunct Professor
of Anatomy and Physiology
Edward Foreman, M, D., Professor of Chem
stry and Pharmacy.
James f. Morgan, M. D., ProsecutorandD DEM
onstrator.
Clinical lectures three times week, on cases
selected from the Washington lnfrmary. Ope-
ration performed before the clasa,
For full course of lectures S90
Demonstrators ticket III
Graduation fee 20
Good board can be procured at from 81 to IS
per week
JOSHUA RILEY, M. D.,
Sep 3-2awtNovlif Dean Of the Faculty.
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ne SURRENDER VI Coiu"o''' a. ". "'D"''' -
tober 1851, closed the war; prisoners ',O'5
s3,1l2 British taken prisoners.
3. CONTINENTAL MONEY
Amount issued In IT'S 2,Ogo,ooO
I777 10000, 900
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Oct. l4-3taw3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
rnn rowER o. klNpNEss.

While visiting my friend. Miss F., few
days since, she read me Z little story Of her
own, illustrating this subject Itwas excel.
lent, and is continually recurring 10 my.
mind
Alas how few Of Us viii consider the ef,
feet Of kind words and locks upon those with
whom we associate; and fsEer still practice
what we do consider. Each individual Is
differently constituted Somesare influenced
By look Orh tone others require more pow.
erful motives bat over I'll, however fallen
kindness has some power. have seen per-
sons with nervous and irritable tempera.
ments, exasEeratsdsapa an sred almost be-
yond eadursuee, by rebuke and harshness
| have seen those same persons subdued
and brought.to tears BY kind word from
ono who understood their natures o, that
oil would learn to deal kindly with each and
every one about their daily walks ! believe
it would humanizc and christianize even the
british, and make our earth almost, para,
disc
Those hearts so delicately constituted as
to be- like the sensitive plant, withered with
touch, areicdpable of enjoying the greatest
amount Of happiness, or suffering the acu-
test misery. With such hearts how tender
ly should We deal, lest, perchauce, We help
in Fastening them to their last home. Not
long will any of US remain upon earth
Then let Us deal gently with all while we
may, that we may go hence with conscien-
ces void Of offence n-Otipe Branch.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
/ SEE 4 i.Icur--rM ALMOST HOME.


The following is related Ct young girl, whose
journey Of liz was near its end:
About hlr chamber glided the loved forms
of her;parents and only sister. She silently.
noted their movements with mild express
sion Of her dying eye, turning it from side
to side Arrested by her peculiar lock so
expressiye-ef affection and patient suffering,
they paused to look upon Der, whom they
only saw now but dimly through their tears,
and SO soon should see no more.
4 feeble effort TO speak, qaivering,
yoiceless movement Of the lips, drew closely
around her the loving hearts Of that sorrow
ing circle. Mother, father, sister, all came
closer to her side A playful smile lit up
her coontenance She laid her little pulse
less hand within her mothers palmr then
closed her eyelids to the light Of earth, and
sank away The cold lamp air Of deaths
shadowy valley seemed circling over her
Slowly sinking down, she glided to that
rivers shore which, like a narrow stream, di-
vides the spirit land from ours But see
the quivering lips essay TO speak Moth
er ~ Oh how each heart throbbed now,
and then each pulse stood still. They listen.
Mother ?" tho dying girl breathes forth,
g SEGA light-rm almost home p
Blessed thought Light is sown for the
righteous, even amid the gloom.and darkness
/ Of the grave.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
AHAPPY WORLD.

This is a happy worldwide. says to the
contrary is a fool or something worse There
is every thing tomake us happy. The land,
sea aud sky contribute in our enjoyment
The man who has good heart, sees pleasure
where bad person beholds nothing but
gloom. The secret then of being happy and
enjoying this glorious world, IS to possess q
virtuous heart Who is the most cheerful
ana contcnted man in your neighborhood :
The man who is the most honored and pos
sesses the most richesq No 1t is he who
has nothing but kind heart, Nothing ruff
fIes his temper or disturbs his repose. The
morning sky-the evening cloud--the roll
ing waters-the blooming landscape-tho
teeming forests, and the fields Of snow, give
him pleasure that Others never dream Of
1t is he whose mind is g led from Nature up
to Natures God"--and every day be lives,
is as contented and happy as tits possible for
man to be- Depend upon il the world is .
beautiful one, and contains thousand sourc-
es of enjoyment, which they can only see
and feel whose hearts are pure, and whose
lives correspond to the words Of eternal
truth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
Ger sfr n CAaYfesdHd D1fffpi6te Streets, ia
REFERENCESs
II. M q o IR Els
Cheap Book aud Variety Store,

Ifws naoas as Is Ias AM RlcAa HILL.
BAI.Ts or.
N ESpECTFULLY informs saulIIIy aieEsnan.s
In, and others that he has consts Vt sess =
,ht rcrg isssef prices general asscrne1s =
.ssp Misreol. aSKors pouks SovELs And cn:'AF Y
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IN: Part Blank Account Books 10 great yafielis-a
W
oay Books Lsdxsrs. Records Journals and Re
cespi Hooks, Pocket Memorandums, Cory ard Pass
nSoks
;PApER plain and Fancy Envelopes Cap,
Pest Bill Note TissIfe. Bluliing, aud Post Olilce
Psptr. Transparent Notices Blue. Black and Red
lnf, Bnnne, Boards, Port Folios. Pocket Books,
pdnknives Eaglish aid German States, Gold Pens
ara Sitsc< Pencils, six and Bead Putses Imbftlf
lay Fans. Canes. Fancy Baskets Niolins, Flutes
/. PLAYING CARpS = Eagle. Deealur Merry
A,sdrew Higkilnd's, Visiting Cards ConxefsasiHn
tssAds, Games Songs, Plays. German Toys SPy
tilsssss. Gard Cases. Combs Hair Brushes Peri
MznieS Cologne. Hair OIL lsazors Wfitins Desks,
piS,als. Fancy Ruzes, Carpet Bags Fnsaeh y
Aa;ericAn Lilhagrarh Priuls, Locking Glasses
Poke, Inxsiands AlsAanacs Tor is5a, ofevefF "a
sWHoEESAEE AND ne TAfL:
efiLANk BOOKS male 10 order, aud ruled 70
ard pastefA. az the shortest notice
lGaK HfNDlNG aeatly executed. Old Books
ana paglHsAsssis rehoQid.
~ Ssspnd. Hars books bought and sold. Or a.
chSnged.
Weep constantly III safe large aSsarimsn. g
second. Hand Bo0ks ia all The various hfaneses y
liltfature science ged art
$eptemtef 4. iS5l.--iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
BEAUTIFUL PRAYER.

aLord, bless and preserve my husband !
let his life be long and blessed, comfortable
and holy end let me also become a great.
and comfort to him, a sharer in all
his Joys, refreshment in all his sorrows, a
meet helper for him in all the accidents
and chances Of the world, make me amiable,
forever in his eyes, and very dear to him.
Unite lis heart to me in the dearest union
of love aud holiness, and mine TO him in all
the sweetness Of charity and compliance.
Keep me from all ungentleness, all diseon.
tentedness and unreasonableness and unsea-
sonabIeness Of passion and humor, and make
me humble and obedient, charitable and Low.
ing. patient and contented, useful and obser.
want, that we may delight 10 each other
according to thy blessed word and ordinance
and both of US may rejoice in thee, having
our portion in the love and service Of God
fsreyerT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
youssoS AND : 1lnARY EDucA FIos,

Al tie session Of the Constitutional Con-
vepffau. Mr.. Bolts offered a resolution that
the public land fund now deposited in the
hanls If the Commonwealth, shall be added
d tllat portion Of the capitation tax, appre
uriated fer the purpose Of primary education,
and shall be applied in The same way. We
and among other names recorded in favor Of
this motion those of .Saniaers and Waiis.
and against il, the names of Johnson and
Booock II Is suppos d that there are At
this time about one handred thousand Of the
white popHlation Of Virginia unable to read
and write. yet in Convention called for the
purpose dfextending popular franchise, We
see fhe Democratic candidates for Governor
and Attorney General refusing 70 avail them
selves Of the public land fund to extend ii.
intelligence With the power Of the people
lRietmcnd Rsputifeaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
nosERr ". I.ArMAa.. ESQ.


We and communication ia the Sfsshihkto1
telegraph sfeakieg of shs bchevolshcs end pahllt
spirisof this gentleman. knowing Mr. Ls,San ~
NC Do, We give place to the following ex,faei Wi.t
pleasure.
What Bacon says Of Socks may Be a.
piled with equal pcrtiueucy to men. Tiers
arc few characters. so really true e. q -
seen to advantage in day light. Hence q:
is that such individuality should wear the
impress Of its own peculiar virtues Il hon.
ors humanity; and the good and true should
not fail 50 to account it as worthy Of iH a,
probation. /.
We regard Robert ". Latham, ESQ. 81
J Washington city, as one Of those spsrits.
whose beneyolence Of heart may be seen Il
the transformations hherality Of his acts--ths
recollection of which will extend far into
time and distance. We learn constantly 81
some new demonstration Of this character
performed By Mr., Latham, seemingly With
out the consciousness to himself Of the noble
impulses which elicit them, but borne BY re-.
aipients with an increasing admiration "a
this aeeount-not only in the community
where he lives and is Familiarity and favors.
bly, known, but by those also who have gone
into other lands, sustained by his bountY.
We make these remarks with no invidieaS
distinction, but because we love to honor liv4
ing merit, wherever and in whomsoeyer ID
may be found. Mr. .Latham's reputatiou
needs no eulogy, nor do We intend these re-.
hections as suehn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

! EA1tEnx sfrtefs .flfxnssnsfa. tsn..
DKSeECFEuLEY f6iofu their friends and he
L. pfhiies shai they hare e. hand: ard vii en-
iipqe n keeps lafKs seek q DRUGS CHEAii-
ssA!S DYE 4. sTufEs PAiNI6 OILS van
. fnsel vsfifly q oihes GOODS. ,oliahie Iof he
roanr rsdf. Ell q which they are prepared 10 sell
a. iheS5nble ier,ns
TEfifeenA,anfragei 4 d furnish arieles that may
be rsiied upon, r beiag q ihe best quality Ard
Win tkis siew they nanatacsnre many arsifIes
i whiesF Gre ifahie 70 adnsferafim
Phf,feiaas. cogpsry Merchants Private Fashil.
/. ief. and fpdigiduas fEvoring them with heil o.
tlA ahsl have theif bsst etI0Eis q give them sails
ifaesied
Y Wkils Lad. pure arc exlra eolafs of al kfnas,
dry q gfpuad Ia OIL Auiste colors; Blake,s
psieS Fire Proof Paint; Boswell do, superior
article.
sesr,a solar; Tsnasrs. wiaier strained Lard;
/; Whale Nrsssigos 0l,ye. &e
TaRNfSHES
! Fafniurr C0aeb; cooriess c0aeh, Picture
Flouias Qairk Drying ship; Japan, de-
! LYNDON GLASS
~ to2t n 30, Warriors brands; Redfssd
Crown 90. eatra thick allifTegalat sizes obtained
~ HE saafsc~l notics
DRUGGIS1S GLAssnARE.
Reiofss anf Rreeivefs plain and iphuialed Test
TabcF; Graduated Measures; Glass Sgreges
cuppibg GEasse> Precipiialiug Jars; Nursery
EXTRA sfraug
sMedislne Chests Surg ems Instruments; Sap-
p4rter*s Shoulder Braces SC.
Agents fs,r Landfeths warranted GatdeB Seeds
O.gsod'. chologozuti Sandas Sarsaparillai Baii'si
Tvwnsenas Swaynes syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Agfs's e1hsssy PertSai, &c, sEe English, French
aad American Perfamesys
September 10 1861.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
BE TRUE.

Be true to the world Beneyolence, like
music. is universal Language Il cannot
freely utter itself in dialects that belong TO
4 nation or clan In its large significance,
the human race is to thee brother and q
friend. Poeterity Ueeds much at thy hands,
and will receive nnch, whether, thou art a.
ware Of ii or not Thou mayestsdeem thy
self without influence, and altogether unim-
portaut. Believe it not Thy simplest act,
thy most casual word. is cast into Z the great
iced field of human thought and. viii reap
nssr Is poisonous weed, or herb medicinal,
after thoussnd years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

~ The Fredericksburg News announces
that in few months the Rinhmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
propose "a. extend their road from Brookc's
alton m Stafford, to the Alexandria and
inassaaGap road, intersecting that road
u. point nearer to Fredericksburg than
Alexandria There will then be from Fred
eficksbnrg a direct railroad communication
70 the Valley Of Virginia, penetrating the
Valley ~ point the most favorable 10 the
interests Of fredericksburg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

CoNvicTEp OF MANsLAuGHTER- 20. ID.
Clark, school teacher, was tried at Lees-
burg, va, last week for killing Leo Thomp-
son, and found Guilty Of manslaughtcr He
was sentenced 70 the peuitentiary for four
years The trial created intense interest, a.
both parties had previously been highly res
pected citizens. The jury retired on We'd
nesday evening aud did not agree upon :
7srdics till Friday It will be remembered
that Clark had reprimanded q child sos
Thompson's while at school, which induced
Thompson to make certain charges against
him, and on his refusal to retract, Clark
shot him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

POWDER DRlvEN LOCOMOTIVES We are
informed that Mr.. Daggett, of Roxbury, Of
"Flying machine notOriety, has lately tinish-
ed a model Of an~cngine Whirh he proposes
to work with powder instead Of stesns. II
consumes about two ounces Of powder per
mile with the weight of four or FIVE cars at
tacbed, 1t eaa be used on common roads,
applied to common carriages, and it 10 said
to be perfectly noiseless in its operations.
We learn,thats everal successful tests have
been made in the presence Of two or three
scientific men and engineers, and that Mr.,
lee, Superintendent of the Boston and Prov
idence Railroad, thinks favorably of the in
vention, and has consented to lay the sub
ject before the Directors Of that road
I B6skeK journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
POETRYs.
I, MOI / AN NOT nLIND.

WFissga isr and az c.ionalcly Dedicated to sLiul,
Fssns q Sse Keesneky slns,i,uron for the Blind.
~ asv. sipSxy grta.
TbsY tell me thar mr. 40 Is fair
Asia pleasant 10 behold =
At0sefgihey stroke mr. ssiken hair.
Ihas tails in many lid.
ASss then such tender words ihev sneak
Itsaeed II $50 kind,
hsT Whisper, as they kiss mr. ehcek
Aias thar she Is blinGsa
I bear he birds IN woodland bowers, =
heir forms may not see
! snssll he fragrant versal flowers,
HtfsF beauseons they mpst-se
They say Tie Stars shine eyetv night
IL gladden. all mankind,
BIZ, hss eps ray breaks on ny sight,
Asas, thatl am blindl
II hear he tread Of merry feet.
gsi slow my step must be-
Andswpen the Joyous group meet,
Tfstr smiles cannot see,
AadtfI Eninge in their plays,
Asloh I'm sure 10 find,
/ am debarred such sportive Ways
Asas. that am blind !,
YEtReem net that e'er complain,
IAat sightless orhs are given,
. FaIIte, who formed them thus doth lcign,
ThePnrer light ct Heaven
And though those eyes in darkness roll
fae visions of The mind,
Like sanlight lie upon the soul
q ne = am not blind Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

~ We learn from the Richmond Repub-
lican that anthracite coal of an >exceilent
quality has been discovered on the lands. Of
]: Marshall M'Cue, Esq In Augusta county,
Va. The field of Mr.. M'Cue's operations
is on the North Fork of North River. Tho
indications are that the supply is inexhausti-
ble-the field seemingly extending over )
large district of territory Tho coal has
been fully tested in the foundries of Stauntea
and II is pronounced superior to either the
Cumberland or Richmond coal. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

Slow PaonorroN Commander Jas, D.
knight, of South Carolina, who recently died
on board the us. sloop Of war Germantown
which he commanded on the coast, of Africa,
is represented as having been aRs excelIensl
officer, and was about sixty years Of ags.
Commander Knight is numbered So on the
list Of commanders, the second grade; and at
the time of his death be had been 10 the SER
vice of the United States blirty-seresi years
Had he lived to the age Of three score years
and ten, be might perhaps have been promo
ted to the rank Of Captain-and allowed 10
command afrigate or ship Of the line.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

MAEvrAcrURrNc CoMisANY-The Alexan.
dria Gazette says company ofcapitalisss II
negotiating for the property of the Great
Falls Manufacturing Company, situated on
the Potomac. There are but few places IN
America presenting such advantages and IA
cilities for manufactures as this Coal and
iron abounds9in the vicinity, while wool and
indeed any other material the manufacturer
might desire, could be as readily obtained
here BY canal as at any other point which v .
could name The Potomac has Hero d fail
Of eighty feet. Il,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

Marderons Assahtt. supposed Intended jor
John n Clayton Delaware Gazette
says, fortnight ago, when two gentlsmel
were about leaving the door Of the Hon
John d. Clayton's residence at Buena Visits,
revolver was twice snapped in the direcr
tion Of the group. The caps exploded With
out isuitiDg the charge IN either barrel
Mr. G was absent from home, and it Is sup
posed that the murderous assault was IN
tended to be made upon him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
e3llsE YOUR child ! NEWsPAyER.

Is child beginning 10 read. becomes az.
lishtea;with newspaper, because he reads
sthe naines Of things which are very familiar,
and vii mako progress accordingly "a
news baper IN one year Is worth . quarters
scbo6aifg to 4 child, and every father must
coAs5sef that substantial information is con-
nesaAh with advancement The mother Of
! family being one Of its heads, and having
I aloFe Immediate charge Of children should
hsIss,f Be instructed. a mind occupied be-
cosisd fortified against the ills Of life, and is
/ bFssssa for an emergency. Children amused
III fSadiDg or studying are Of course more
ossskiierafe and mors easily governed. How
msaF thoughsless young men have spent
tlfsiF earnings ID tavern Or gregshop who
oueks to have been reading How many
uaFests who have not spent twenty dollars
| ffors b6oks for their families, would have CIV
III thousands to reclaim son o. daughter
uiIS Hal ignoranlly and thonghtlessly fallen
idtN srnptatiOn2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

~ Said an old preacher once mon 4
time, as we learn from the Richmond DiSl
patch, eIf you we're told that; by going Is
the top Of those steps yonder, pointing Is
the rickety pair at one, end Of the church. Il
~ ~ could secure your eternal salvation. /
really believe hardly any Of you would nv
it. But lei p9y man proclaim that there
was Eve hundred dols.-.,Fs up there. and I'll
be bound there would be sacn . Citing up
the stairs as you never did seeP,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
NN,VEF,E
TIME undersigned havef 5ru

TIME undersigned havef,rueda ca Partnership
a. in the TAIL OleIA 6F BUSINESS. and rel
spfctfnlly soleillhe paironag OF their friends and
The pablic IN general.
JAMES CLOTFIIER.
PETER P0lSAL.
ChaFlestowp April 4 ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
FRANKLIN THOMAS,

Arr - ls5I Ar law
DRACTlCEs in frederick, Jefferson, and the
Il adjoining counties
to Office on Water Street near the Farmers
Bank, Winchester. Dec. -, I850-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

30 Eiass Porto Riros cabn
md u o Sugars
- taxss sinele and dohble
feiiefd do
81 lnxss white and brown
Havsna %
o. tltla pnlxeTized end
eypslaed 10
% = q cieaFiliea Do
as ta1s new Kio ard ed
58fa Coffee
IN .1s:gBffa and sIarai.
sfba 90
~ haas p Rico DO
E05 mki1le and half cheat
Cup Imperial and Young
ilys1n Teas fpaFt strict.
~ prince
81 pae kages Of prime Pow.
chang 10
les bozes Jrts and S Cts
l'lng Tobacco
al hstxes IL cent do
IS 7 extra fine Car. do
cubh, Ne Plus Uitga.
Marshalfs. Diyines. and
ysliller choice brands
81 bnxrs GaFIeli's Scotch
sia
6 bags BLADDER do
IS Jas Rsppee do
2ese0O Pincipe-, lie Nor.
rsat, 81 Jslga aud ether
iiae brands prime Sugars
5,t66l ! Spanish do
20 600 americas DO
10 tIerces fresh brat Rice
so5 boxes Rosia Soap
les I Rose and Toilet 40
Is - CASTLE do
10 y Vafiegated Bar 10
s. u Shaving do
7b boxes Sperm sHyslrsu-
l,resscd caudles
fb lf.A ihs) Sperm do
l(5Iboxes Atiamaatine do
2fa9f Mould do
obs q Cheese {
IDS :. Starch aud CLnc-
lR5Heams No ] and ? faint
line Cap Paper
ILlffeaFls No ! and 2 faint
Isnc Letter do
Koreans Pl1in LciteEand
eap do
of5 r. ms double aud sin.
Gle Map do
lb0teanls Tea DO
loco sacks Ca and iina
salt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
SadaIeryl s Harness Making,
Cash for Negroes.

:
n AM lesiro1s e PURCHASE large npMheT q
il NEGROES fof he Southern aarketss men,
Women bors girls and families, ior -
N&itiII 4 ID ire he NJ hest cash pics CHS
fSlstf< 11f[1E Siarts 10 sell viii "
Istzse 81 l1'H, 1ll psssp6nllF u by letter ~
Il ~ itEIet Ief which WiEl leHeige prquapt III
ailtb,i0h s. b n s ~. ~ Camphell
EEfJ4rI UennYELAS
1frs,i "a d 1 &. " T.. f.<sSr.<4
Wincaek.ef Ssplsshhef 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20
WIN. 4. DAUGEEERTY.
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
.RPERN- E,ERRY. "

DRACTICES In the Courts ofthis and the adj
u Joining CountEs and will take Aifidavils,
anywhere in Jefferson County; and will also pro-
lest foreign bills Of exchange
Erh 0I 1851 -Ssairil Z.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-20

20 boss and BALI asOxt
k5isiHs
. bales English WaIhuts.
GIqend Nuts, EjibeTls.
Palm Nuts and Almonds
r eakes Ginger
I s5 kates Reck Candy
s. BASKETS : Aid Oil
| 5 easks fapperas
/ no Kegs Sail Peltc and
/ Mum
1 IS b5ls clipped Logwood
/ no kegs EpsoHl salts
IE0 hexcS and kegs SaIa-
Ettns Grgunl and Race
Ginger
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