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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18

A T a meeting Of the School Commissioners of
~ the county Of Jefferson, held al The Court
House, on Saturday the both of March the follow
lag persons were reported 10 hare been elected as
School Commissioners Of the county for the follow
ing year, VIZ:
Messrs. w n Lemen, John NJ Jewett. Jacob
Staiey, Christian Reinh4rt Adam Link, Samuel
Rucke, Gerard D. Moore, James Watson, John L
Shauil, Warner A. Thomson, David Fry, Daniel
Hefebower, John Locke John q. Cockerill J. l..
Hood, w. D. North, John Lock, IT,, John, Reed,
W. G. Worbngton. w Mccoy, A. II Herr, Ed
ward Lucas, w. T Daughefty, Philip CO3ns,
Raleigh MoIcr and John J. Vansant
An election was held ii No.l4, but no return OF
the polls to the Board The persons elected will
meet in Charlestown, onESaturday the 10th day OF
Maynext, al the Court; HSuse, at 10 o'clock, A NJ !;
and il is requested that all tuition bills for The
scholars will be made out up 10 the Isl Of April,
and be delivered By the several Commissioners TO
the Sheriff by the day named or be ready and
handed over to the Board on that day
Testss w. c. WoRTHiNGToN,
April II, 1851. Clert.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
COSTUME HALL.

Corner Of Pratt slrssl snd Csstre Martst Ssaes,
BALTIMORE.
TNHE largest and best stock OF READY MADE
Il CLOTHING ever Offered in Baltimore -
Dress, Froek and Sack COATS. allcolcrs. quali,ies
and sizes, FROM s.. 80 to IS 50 aud upwards pan
falcons al 81 % So So and upwards, embrs.
cling all styles Of fancy plain and plaid cAssiMeREs
VESTS of every variety al corresponding prices.
Also large assortment II BOYS CLOTHING.
Importing our own Cloths direct from Europe, and
manufacturing on themost extensive scale egables
US TO offer Inducements 10 purchasers not to be sG
passed b. any Clothing Establishment ID The United
States The proprietors are determined to make
the Wholesale Rooms the point OF great attraction
and have now made up more than 50 600 GAR
MENI'S. from the finest quality to The lowest in
prize.
In the Custom Department. will always be found
The choicest selections 81 CbOT'HS, CASSL
1fERES and VESTINGS. which will be made
up at the shortest notice ana in the latest style and
a fit always guaranteed
sY The ONE PRICE system strictly adhered to-
Remember the name and+place corner Prasl ST.
and Centre Market Space
AnriI II IS5I-iv =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
General Goods:

Brown and bleached domeslirs. coiionades. va
rissy Of blue drills osnabuTgs apron checks in fact
very large and general assortment Of cotton and
hpen panial0on stuff.
HkOCERIESs yerY fne stock Boots, shoes.
nast. caPss hardware. queensware books and sta
uoHafy, IA short be has almost every article neees-
saFy q complete assortment Of goods fof the mar
xet and he respectfully invites The attention Of pnT
shA<efs as ne Is conscious Of his ability 10 do them
justice bis intention is % do business on such
principles viii merit The patronage OF The public
knd N conclusion be would ask one and all 10 give
BIN call. JOHN G. RlDENOUR
y. 3. he would take this method OF returning
lis thanks 70 bis former ffends and patrons for he
LIBERAL share Of patronage bestowed npon him, and
hntnhIy asks continuance fahe same JGR
Hafpers.Ferry April liz Is5I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
Virginia, 10 w.t.:

AT rules held in The Clerks Oficeo the Circuit
Court Of Jefferson couny, on the ssk day oil April
1851,
Robert a. Duke, administrator Of Benjamin
hnoaS, ateeased, PLAINrlrr,
k AGAINST
Fata,ae Beekkam, ShsriG OF Jgfeysoaeoan-
NJ; Comasttec administrator Of Sarah Low
den, DECD, Washington Flemings, and
EiiEabetL his ,cIe, Daniel Londea, Ipm
L9ade,s, Thomas Sirens and Nancy, his
,cffS, isaac HTidofrs and Rebeeea, ltis tcifc
.J1M HtrkA ank Isabella, his ,ctfe, Mary
n L.oxasn and Sarah Lo2den,
H Defendants
IN CHNcERY
TTyKIEiohiect cfthis suit Is 10 obtain settlement
j 81 The estate of The said Sarah Louden, decd,
and 10 sueot her real estate 10 the payment Of the
.plai1iiif claim.
1t appearing aihdavit filed in this suit, thatthe
defendants Daniel Louden, John HirkEe and Isabel
Ia his wlie and Isaac Widows and Rebecca Ills
wife are l8s residents OF this State they are hereby
reonife. 10 apaear here within one month after due
rahlfcation III this order and do what is necessary
10 prplecl heir interest in this matter It is further
ordered thEl copy hereof b. published once week
for four Successive weeks In the Virginia Free
Press AL posted On the iront dsor Of the Court
house d ttsi{ Couny On the first day OF the next
County Culift o! Jefferson.
.scopyE Tessc
r. T. BROWN, c, c.
A.wstsaf.faSf ZIsf y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
. ] NTH FOuR MONEY IL YOU WANT IA
BAaGAlh M HUGHES lR0N

N LOADS q which have jest Yeceived toresk-
e with my former sleek viii MAKE the very
efst assortment q he rryy brs Iea ever offered il,
i4ls COUNT Plough Irons 81 every des-
Rallied Tires small ana large r0uds &c sousres.
h4rse-shoe bars. nail rods, &c ali from Haghes'.
Which bwiii sell on time as usual BAT win offer
gslf indHceueats g these thar want raanlIry and
haze the cash 70 pay forIL Call and SO fer roar-
selves al the Markelh1sise RAWTINS
lApril - I85l - Al "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
SMALL PEoFlIS q QUICK RETURNS!


TIME undersigned has just returned from The
|, III Eastern Markets, with a new, fun aud com
pqte assortment of F'ASHIONA BILE SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS, which he has selected
with the greatest possible care, and is deeFmined 10
sell al ihe smallest remunerating profit. HIS stock
comprises in part, the following articles
Fine Black Cloth; Superior do; Ladies Dress
Goods; Berase de LANES; Superio; do ;astrped
and embroidered Lawns5 Silk PoplnS; Black Silk I.
Blue Berage; Plaid Cambrc; Fiaid. Swiss; SUM-
mer green Alpaca also a large assortnent OF
fancy Pf5nts, and the very latest slyeof Jenny Lind
Trimmings for dresses; Ladies' fine split Straw
Bonnets; Salin Straw do; China and Satin do. !;
Florence Braids and large and splendid stock Of
beautiful Ribbons to suit.
Fancy Cassimeres; Merino do; Caasinets;
black and blue Cassinets; Kentucky jeans plaid
Gambrons; striped Plaids; brown and bIeached
Muslins l0-4 GA, a. "a bleached Sheeting;
GA 5a4, IA brown Shecling.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Trunks, &C., De
K Mems and Boys China pearl Braid Hats
Black MexicaQ Hats;
z Fancy Leghorh Eatsi
White Wool Tampico Hats:
6iEzfd Caps and an endless
variety Of Ladies and Gepllemenls Shoes.
Groceries and Hafdwar OF every description ;
also, Qneensware and WeodRare.
Il The subscriber cannot allow lbe present foppor-
tInity 70 pass without relnfnng BIS grateful thanks
TO bis numerous friends Tor ii iE kind paiinagt,
and respectfully soficis a.eshtnuance OF the same
AtcIIHEL DORIAN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
To the ladies',

1TTE invite the LADIES' % examine our stock OF
w DRgss Goops, Sc, consisting in part as fol-
lows.
Barge deSLaucs, all colors and patterns;
Mourning do; second Mourning do;
Ginghams. all prices Imperial FOulard Silks
Plaid do. Dress Silks, plain and splaid, Alpaca,
Rnlnhasin, Lawns from l2t 70 50 cents, Black and
White do, best quality Black Silks. Black Silk
Lace Thread Edginrs, Bonnet Ribbons, Kid
Gloves silk do Bobinet, plain and figured, Plaid
Cambria, from l2a to 50 eents Plain do; Corded
skirts, Grass dol, and a HSe assortmen OF Hosiery.
Shoes Silk Oil Cloth sc. and many other articles
TOO numerous to enumerated Please give us a call
as we will take pleasure in showing opr stock.
April Is. TATE IS HOOFF. {
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

- - LtNLfFE DfF1CE a PHI 10, IcoI.
Faovn 4 The marker IS quiet and frm--we hear
OF M szleA The receipts BIZ the Canal are faf-
Gaats.-tTherr is tistle 81 no Wheat Offering. ana
our quotations are nominal, Cora is 10 good de-
msDf With considerable receipts By The Canal
We Auole waite al 81 So cents, aud yellow at S.
t9Se4ns
BUR c trrLE--Supplies moderate We quote So
SOFA 81 50 per 100 lbs gross. Live Hogs Sc SO.
f'tn. Shad were selling yesterday at IS per
hundted and Herrings So Is a 81 per thousand
with j good suppiy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18

TERE. HARRIS wishes to cali The attention Of
" the Ladies TO his stock Of Fancy Goods pur.
CHASED in Philadelphia apd Baltimore, otrhe latest
and most approved styles he feels assumed il will
compare with any 10 the Town, as he has taken
great pains in purchasing the stock which Is much
larger Than any heretofore offered Call ii will
give him great pleasure ID see you and show them.
AnriI fS IS5f fEHssE-Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
KEARsLEY'S HOTEL,
FAIRMoNT, MARION COUNTY, I

-
THE undersigned begs leave respectfully 10 IN
i fnFm the community and travelling rnbic
thar be has. Removed from his old stand, at Tower
corner, % The corner Of Adams Tor Man) ane.M
roe Streets, formerly occupied BY Geo Irwin, and
known rs tie e Marion House,
The House has recently undergone thorough
renovation, and is also improved BY ADDITION
AL BUILDINGS. Itis believed now to be in
every respect adapted to the wants of the traveller
and sojonrnkr \
A asgs and commodious Stable has been added
70 the extensive Stabling conyeniences already on
tie lot Every Thing will be done for the comfort of
travellers and others who MAY favor him With their
CUSTOM JOHN KEARSLEY.
( March 81, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
TE.9CHER W.f.yTED.

A TEACHER is -wanted for School District
n No. l0-7the County salary is $275 pet annuin.
but 10 this liberal addition is expected 10 be made
up BY private subscription, for one who is fully
qualified 70 teach and will give general satisfaction
The school viii suit an unmarried man Apply
Immediately to
w. "A. THOMSON. SciooE Con'r :
Near Summit Point, Jefferson county, Va
April A. IS5i.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
Linen Goods.

\ DLEACHED and Brown Dfillings far pants;
I'D lfish Linens from 50 cents 10 ST per yard;
Brown and Bleaehed Hollands,
Huek4baek Toweling.
ia4Ltnen Shseting
MarSeiiles Qaits;a superior article
Table Linen bleaehed and brown;
Crash, and general assortment Of Diapers,
for sale cheap BY TATEs& HOOFFs
April iS ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
View Gnnds

w E are row receiving our Spring supply of
wv GOODS, from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
and will be most happy q show them to our friends
and the public generally Don't forget 10 give Us
"a call as we think we car please all tastes
/ April rs 1851 - TATE n IIn0FF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
liz Nj o VAL.

NTRs. MARIA Z. Jones has removed 10
w he house for many years occupied by the
lae James Jones, where she, is prepared as usual
10 eafr on3Ihe Millinery business in all its tfanch-
*. lRafew days her fashions, &c. will be on
bandta whichtime she inyiiesa call from the ladies'
April is, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
boomers and Rihhons.

NFE call the attention Sfihe Ladies 10 our stock
wv OF Bonre's land Ribbons, among them will
be iPand great variety Of the most fashionable
sshape, VARYING in price from SO cents to Ssa Also
Bonnet, Neck and Cap Ribbons OF the neatest
sylee KEYEs 4 .KEARSLEY,
ABrif IS 1851 n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
Sale of Lots In Rarrvvilla.

y Fnfsnnnee Of decree Of the Circuit Superior
L Ctht DfJ6ners9n County, va. pronounced May
isls, Ahe Undersigned a Commissioner or Trustee
apponlf4 By sald decree, will sell public sale e.
tEe highest hiteraat Berryville, in Clarke County
~ lRb4AIlAY ttrI 1874 day n Nay ncrt being The
first day pt the Superior Court the following desi.
rable properly TO Wit
1Ss lrtA kna,cau OF AND DWELLING in
BeIgyt kesidenee II George 8
Lane. dtS L-,ylfn0nt M acre OF ground.
SIrtsss ether BUILDING LOTS. well located
some annss itt Ia H. puhiir Sonarein "a IA torn nd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18

lying outside and adjoining the town limits, which
will Sc sold entire i'm lots OF one TO four acres as
may be determined n the time OF sale
TEAMS. (nAined in the decree Zone third in
hand residue inonrandtwo years properly secured
= Should the y<Giher prove unlavorabfe, or all the
propery not Sold OH the day appointed ihc sale will
be continued on the succeeding day
AND. KENNEDY, Tfasiee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
RGINIA FREE PRESS AND 4
NEW GOODS.

FT1HE Subscriber begs Ieare 10 irform the ri.irens
i q HarpersF Ferry and surrounding eonnlry.
th be has Just Feturned from the Eastern markets
win large and handsome stock u ro.,as. which
hs has selected with great care and IS DESTROYS 81
disposing Or them Cd accomuaodat;ne ,erms Re
fespecifully invites his Old ffienas and cus,cnefs
and All those who are Ia wans,of bargains 10 rive
hin call. He wonld name In a,rf = f,,Ilo,rs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
AKl1TICE.

TT9FEE ValltF Agricultural societv viii RE-, !,
y ssthe Court House in Charlesiown an EriJav
The ith OF April A full attendance i desited AZ
many arrangements will have 10 be made prtnara-
tory TO holding an annual Exhibition this Fan.
r.. w. BAYLOR, Sscy.
L ChsrE,sioyn. iAnrii 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
Valuable Jefferson Land
FOR SALE.

INTENDING 10 relp owe west. the Subscriber viii
i sellI at private sale his valuable FARM. ID
Jefferson county, lying about{ehef mile North Of
HalltoHn 1--WE miles from Harners Ferry five miles
from Charlessowu hy either dir road orsnrnpike.
and being about one mile from he Baltimore aAdl
Ohio r., Road. The said farm contains
$50 ACRES. N
about 20 acres Of which IS in timber The im1i
pfotements@cons ofsa dwelling. stablipg. corn
house dairy, sc, with one OF the finest springs in
the county The land is 10 good state e enifiv AZ
lion ahd would make one OF the best dairy farms
in the county Seing in good neighhorhood for
market
The land adioins the lands Of J. B. MeCurdy.H
l. w. Washington. Henry Miller. the heirs Of the
late John Henkle SC. lfearly application be made.
bargain can be had, and terms made essY. -.
nH1A0CK.
Halltnwn, April A. 1851
The Lancasier kPa.) Examiner, and Frederic
town Citizen will publish the above u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
New Goods.

THE subscribers are receiving their supply Of
~ Spring and Summer Goods 10 which they in
Ylte attention OF customers and the public gener
allyt KEYES & KEARSLEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
NOTICE.

FTtHE undersigned have formeda Co-P Partnership
u in the TAIL ORING BUSINESS, and re-
spectfuy solicit the patronage Of their friends and
the public in general,
JAMES CLOTHIER.
PETER POISAL.
Charlestown, April s, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18

4 4 LIE persons indebted h The estate OF lie late
IA MARY SsFideF, are hefsty requested 10 make
IA Inenk Il ihe uHdeFsigpsA and these haEing
an,kCn.ISa,ed JACOB iSTRfDER. Ex,cs
ef Mary Strid<r. deed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
LadIes' Dress Gaadsi

Refage9 Delanes. BeIage<. silk Tissue. Lawns,
tfsh siik Poplns black and fancy plaid silks eal-
ICES rlobons. laces gloves ID aioft alnest every
aTHsele necessary to render lady's WARDROBE com
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18

Our establishment may be found nearly opposite
Mr. j Harris Store and The well known Cenfec-
ionary establishment 81 J. r. Blessing and one
door east OF DR.. G f. Masons dwelling.
We hope by industry perseverance, and aiten-
ton TO business, to SHARE inEpnblic patronage. We
also hope TO be able % give general satisiacto..
IL experience has any advantage surely we hayea
right TO claim share Of that aIvanlagef And if
iormer success in making an improvements in The
appearance of manly giving good fits in garment
cntting--we have a rightto claim a share Of this
also We promise and pledge ourselves fo1ythe
faithful performance Of oar duty 10 any and ayfwho
may entrpst Us with their work, assuring Heh il
shall be done with neathess and dispatch.
Garments cut TO order ut all times
AL kinds OF Country Produce taken in exchange
FOR work. IA J JAMES CLOTHHR
PETER PQSAg.
AntiI 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
IN CHNcERY
AtGold Mine Discovered,

A n EXHIBITION will take place on the 26ih
1 oEApts aS5iE (ffair, ii nat the first fair day
At Ihe rEsidrnce &c Abraham Snyder, in jefferson
County. VAk ef Elisha 5. Snyders patent Thresh-
ing Cleaning and Begging Grain Machine All
persons ard Invited 10 cafl and see The Machine in
operation }ad aey will he able 10 Judge Of It's true
merits. ELISHA S. SNYDER, Paienlse.
Apfii iSltS5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
Six Gents Reward.

DAN AWAY from tie subscriber, in Charles.
IL town, an indenined apprentice 10 The Saddle
and Harness Making business named BgNRY Ross
aged about l6 years. Tne above reward will IL
paid for his apprehension and delivery ID me. bI,
no thanks Up. GORMAN
April A. Ia5i-3r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
SfraYcd Or Stolen

ENRQM my residence, Harpers-F Ferry, near the
IL Shenandoah Bfiage, A RED MULEY cow
with the following marks Star in her forehead
white streak down TO nose one earcropt off, her sides
mixed with white and red,
reward of tive dollars will be given for her de-
livery 10 me. CASHIER OVER WATER.
Aprit IL lS5I-3tt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
LUMBER.

THE BLOOMERY SAW MILL having been
Il repaired and having large number 81 pine
logsod hand am prepared 10 furnish all kinds Of
fine Lumber without delay.
haze on hand. at the. Saw Mill, 4o, 900 feet Of
seasoned inch boards. IF
Terhs-Cash. H
HUMPHREY KEYEs.
April II, ls5l-3t Ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
Dry Goods. Groceries and
HARDWARE.

Also, geacral assortmentof Glass, China, Queens
Sieae and Wooden Ware Castngs; Sheet and
Hoop lHon Cast Share and BlisieTcd Steel; PANTS
Oil.aal Glass, OF all sizes All at which pledge.
myseit y sell on HE very beAt terms as TO cheap
ness, 81.
ll~qah also mentionfI have very la:ge stock
OF Competing Mating and Oil Cloths.
JAMES L. 4TOWNER
r 8 ! wish toemploy first rate Assistant who
is weIt acqaainted with the Mercantile Business
throughout, fully able 10 take charge and keep
set % ttooks. j. LT
sApta iS, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
Hats, Caps. &C.

CASE of Fashionable Silk Hats; Summer
Hats 81 every variety at the very lowest prices
A JERE. HARRIS.
April 49, 1851. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18

w-'6sEE MANUFACTURE.--A very heavy
[4 assortment III gsnilehseN's calf and morocfc
Bools; coarse and Kip do, together With every a.
scf5j.io3 Il skass ios men and women.
kpril4. JAS Mcdaniel, Agent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
/ FRANKLIN
Fire Insurance Company.
IAMsnNIRorrs.

A GENT, in place Of J y MtLLkR, is now pre-
III pared to take and reRew Risks on Property
asainst Fire
April H. IS5t-2m E~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
Valuable !
THE undersigned lam r
u eLock, decd, VIII .oicabction IN
front Of the Court House al Charlestown -,
M9naan Tie IaA aan of Mn q l.nnri.d ! 81 he n
Valuable M
Valuable MilI PrOperiy..

belonging the heirs Of said deceased situated IN
the suburbs Of Charlestown, This Mill is on Eb-
oerts Kun, which i neverfailiGg stream furnish
ing al all ordinary seasons an abundant supnIy a.
water for the Mill and sufficient 10 snare for mauy
useful manufacturing purposes; This Mill 10 SIX
uated IN The very centre Of one Of the finest wheat
growing counties 10 the State of Virginia in sighft
Of The Winchester aud Potomac Railroad and buts
hveN miles from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
or eight from the Chesapeake Canal. The mill Is!
oulil q stone, three stories high. with wing sc
extensive capacity used present for the storage
q barrels, &c, but designed when erected for 4.
Woolien or Cotton Factory. The Mill Is now IN
complete repair, having three run of Bars, and
eapaole ot manufacturing five thousand barrels Of
Hour erannum and machinery for grinding 200
tons o. PLASTER, which can be easily manb faeiured
and sold l. has in addition run Of country work.
(whieb III has ample capacity TO execu,cll unsaF-
passed byaag Mill in the Valley the tolls Of which,
as well as the ofial be disposed Of to the eiti-
zens OF the town. and the farmers 10 the immediate
nelghhorhood on the very best terms and Tor ready
money, thereby giving TO The miller VALUABLE con
SHERATON for that, which to mills less fayorably
situated, Is unimpouaut As regards the MARKET
Tor lopr. the town consumes some ID or 1900 BAR
rels ner annum, which can be sold al the Mill for
the Baltimore price, thereby saving TO the miller
The transportation on the same. Taking sh things
into consideration this is one among ihe most
desirable Investments for men oflimited capital, Of
any properly now in market in the healthy and
beautiful Valley Of Virginia.
There is attached ard will be sold with the Mill,
OR ACRES OF LAND
6szA oh1whicht lere is comfortable DWELLING
.Rs1A HOUSE, good COOPER SHOP, and other
necessary appurtenances.
!. tH Al The same time, and place., we shah also
offer atpuhlie yendue. 2
30 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND.
located along the stream which is the soutee OF the
Mill. This Land is in high state. Of cultivation.
though naturally most fertile and productive. II
will b sold either in whole or ia parts, as puff,
chasers may desire
TERMs OF SALE: The terms of sale on The above
properly, will be one-third in hand the Hssidueih
four equal annual payments bearing interest from
The day Of sale. The interest on lhe deferred pal-
menls IO be paid annually.
JOHN J. LOCK-.
THOMAS LOCK,
ErecItorsof Vim. r. Epek, dse'1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
Removed, but not 10 Fairmont.

OLD JEFFERSON FOREVER REMAINS
UNhOEEDs IND JtN4MOVABLE.
e IN the multitude of council there is acisdom."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-18
To Coopers and Others.

HNHE undersigned take this method Of informing
4 Goopers and persons in want Of Shingles and
Siavek, that they have on hand al this lime one
hdndfed thousand Shinglesa and Cooper Stuff which
ih yEii ispose OF low forcash short credit.
es-d-sO KEEP constantly large supply Of
eacn, ND persons in AMI 1t find il 10 their adv o.
tase t@ purchase Of ihsm
They have a machine Tor manufacturing the
above larlicles which is applicable 10 steam water
or hQrSe power, and is capable of making from $500
10 300p Shingles or Slaves. in two hours b. horse
power
TheE own thesrght Of this County and arc desi-
roqs 81 diSposng OF severaE location rights Letters
addressed to them al MiddiewaY Jefferson Cunnty,
Va, will be promptly answered.
A sdmpe ofthe Saves and Shingles can BE- seen
at The Free Press Offi@e.
lsHAULL & BURwEtL.