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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-03

- The Springfield (Moss.) Rcgpbijcan
in an able article deprecating the late Fill
buster inyasions Of Cuba Indignantly asks -
" " hat does the United States want of Cub a:
Can she add one cubh to our National great
ness" OF course not; but then these "pat-
riots think no doubt that she would add
lone Cuba TO it, and that; what they are after
-YAcnr CnALLENGE ExrRAoRDINARr.
Darius Dawson writes that he Is going TO
build yacht Of the capacity OF the America,
which he will sail against the world, without
regard to wind or weather. In case the yucht
win the race, the vessel which comes out Sc
cond, and the vessel last out in the race. to be
forfeited to him. And in case his yacht Is beat
en-, he will deliver her, with all her appnren-
anccs to the winner of the race, as prize
--CMhcrine Haycs' Scconl Coacrt.-
Catherine Hayes had another brilliant aud ence
at her second concert on Wednesday evening.
Every song was cncored, and the Lind mania
seems renewed in all its force Casta diva
was sung this evening, in such Il manner as
firmly to establish the reputation Of the vocal
list.
-McCoRMtcK's REARING MAcnINE, we
learn from the London Times, has been ma
king the tour of the country, and has been tried
| under all circumstances ana ON all kinds of
ground. The Times chronicling the result of
the tour, says that the general success of the
machine is established beyond doubt, and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-03

CATHERINE IIAYEs's THIRD CONCERT AT
TRIPLHR HALL.-Last night Trper Hall was
as crowded as on the occasion Of the first con-
cert of Catherine Hayes, and the enthusiasm
IN every respect, was as great and as crafty
ing, we presume, to the brilliant vocalist, as
could be desired A very large proportion of
those present were ladies, who seemed to ap
preclate the merits of the songstrcss in every
part of the concert for we noticed many Of
hem waving their handk erchicfs, amid the
many storms of plaudits--tho bright eyes
sparkling with delight at the great success of
the lady whom fame has so much distinguish
ed.-[Sunday Herald.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-03

o. TuE FREMONT llousE, Boston. has
a reputation so well established, that il would
be Superiiuous in us to recommend it. 1t has
lately passed into new hands, but it is fully
equal to It's best days, and dcservedly stands
among the first Hotels of the country Hrai-
HeJOro Pdoenjr.
Not by considerable, it has MT "passcd into
new hands, And that is the very best guar
any for the justice Of the commentator of our
friend Of the PhTniX. Who could tell what
would happen if it Shoud pass into new hands !:
1t is Just exactly because it remains in "thc OLD
hlnds, in the hands of the experienced and
wcll-known PARKER, with oM assistants and
ready and attentive old servants. and all the
old appliances and devices for the comfort and
luxury of the guests, that it stands among the
first Hotels Of the country" Long may it be
before the noble OLD FREMONT passes " INTO
new hands !" As Mr.. Othelo politely OBJ
served to the gentleman who wished he was a
white man,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-03
Harper'S New Monthly.

Messrs. f. SMITH & Co., and Mossrs. Nj
CHoLs e. WARREN have received the October
Number of llarper's New Monthly Magazine
more interesting, in reading matter, and finer
IN pictorial illustration, it appears to US on
hasty examination, than any of its predeces-
sOrS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-03

LOST ARTICLES IN TINE GREAT ExmBi.
TIoN.-The London Evening Herald publishes
a list of the articles which have been picked
up III the Great Exhibition building from July
lst to August 3lst Some of the items are
very amusing, and it is n wonder how such
things could be lost. For instance, among
other things found were one cape, one petit
coat, one hustle, one pair luncets, four eye glas-
ses, twenty-five bags Of various co ors, twen-
ty-eight lunches Of keys, one hundred and
sivty-eight parasos, one pistol (poctet we pre-
sune) one flask, sixty-seyen bracelets, two
hundred and seventy five shawl breaches and
clasps, three hundred and ninateen pocket
handkerchleis, any quantity of purses with
sums of money varying from Cd to 60, and
finally ninety children, boys and girls. From
Ell Thteen to twenty children have been for
lrded to various paris of town, by the con-
st bIes going off duty, and no less than sixty
have been claimed by the parents at the Sta
tons. Prodigious!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-03
Office,
American Hardware.
BLl|EN Il DOUGLASS.
linpowtantto the PuDIici

The following advertisement was published i,
Nay IS4!, N the " Boston Daily Times" and yarl-
Gus other newspapers in the United States by Jane,
G. Wilson, Esq the owner OF the " " God ,y3rIb Pc
tent shortly after had advertised NV " Paf,pt
HI1hG"dig cutter, Flaming Tongueiag and Greov.
ing -Uacdinc, throughout the UiIie,I States
planning MACHINES.
1 lAht. TINS method OF answering the fire..
quent Inquiries by letter and otherwise, as to nv
omaIon upon the VARIOUS notices through the papers
OF the stationary knlte Planning Machines attempt
ed to be pamed oil upon several persons Ignorant of
their true worth ! would state for the Information
Ut the inqulrcrs that they will lind substantially the
machine now offered by severe pretending inventors
described III the oh volume OF the Repertory OF Arts
invented by Samuel Benthan, in the wear i7gl
IKE machine was patented in this country by one
hugler, some sixteen years since and another ons
put up by Albert Richards OF West Troy, y. Y.
ana abandoned about the same time. II ought 10
satisfy the public to know that after fifty eight years
experimenting upon these machines not one IN usa
Is OF any value Tor the purposes contemplated
will furnish Stationary knife Machine equal to
any now IN use or 10 any offered by the pretending
inventors at the cost OF the machine and FIVE per cent
Tor my trouble.
JAMES G. WILSON,
May 10, Isi9. Philadelnbi,
deny that any person ever saw or heard VI such
a machine as mine until invented the same said
machine was operated in the routl OF August, lS4S
and no machlne before this could do so much work ,
and do II as well as mine In reply the above ad
verenent, and in order that the public may be as
sured that mean what say, will offer to pledge
one Thousand Dollars against an equal amount
from SAID W lIson, that one OF my machines ill plane
or pane tongue and groove Nth less pO,ger. as
much lumber in the time, and do it as we'll or
better than t'ro OF the " W oodworh" machines
hr trial to be made at my Steam Mil, Border St.
East Boston, Mass, Al such other place as may be
convenient tor such a trial.
JOSEPH T. WOODBURY.,
Aug IA, 1851 East Bosom, Mass
wSyl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
il CARD.

n HAVE just returned from New York where !
j made arrangements with Mr. Geo. w. Farns
ham, III be furnished regularly with Garments cut
in The Iafsa fashion and the Reports for The same
regnlaFss received. Centlenien may feel assured
that ali work given me will be cut and finished IN
the best style and upon terms satisfactory TO al ~
CoArs, yssTs and PAIRS ei every style will be
possible, BY all means 70 please. F0ARMENrs "aae.
In the city Of New York are now in my Shop, and
inc puhlie are invited 10 examine them. Having
ior maay years given my whole alteration 10 my
business can say with confidence, that can now
combine taste with comfort ndthaiimy Journey.
rnea ares way competent. and feel lest prids
IN finishing their work IN Sosk'naniike manner,
Ia j word am now prepared taSuit tiias'es, ana
onfs AK fair Trial by The psf5lic
Graceful 10 lhe public for past patronage, con
tinpaacs i respectfully solicited From persohs
al distance, no less Than q, home, should b hap
nv 10 receive a trial, and feel confidence 20
ssatinx. IS am authefisedb orr Msrcaaas q DO
thai Cloths, Cassiuieres, Trimmings &es vii Is
saI.i rs r. most favorable terms, and al prices
s'f11' M JOHN r. 4. REDMAN..
- aar0 x :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
THE NEW wooLLEN FACTORY.
IInrI NH.u,IfnkI

ToHN Ks WHITE aud d. G EENKLE have
" their NKw WodtLES EAcrnRY in Shepherds
tawn. nearly completed The Machinery i all al
the md>apRfoved kind and the most skiliu ami ex-
n.rirnced WiTkmen havei cen engaged 81 thai those
wuai growers and merchants whu DatFonize tifs Is
tassstmeHt may rely npon getting the best materi.
ais the beslaabrics and fa eoLbrs Rolls carded and
other county work done at the shortest notice.
We will exchange for WOOL, on the most ace
commodatilg terms, our fabrics viz: Pulled and
PlaidLinSeys Tweeds, Blanke.ing, Flannes, Stock
ing Yarn Sc: Also, any other kinds of merchan-
dizes thar may be preferred to our own make at the
Store Of John X. White where all the wool will be
received
Nothing that can be done on part shall be len
nndqne 10 render entire satisfaction 70 those who
trade with 8aS.aither by axchaRgs of wool or pur-
-k.se at our goods WHITE & IiENKI.E
Snenherdsiowp, May ~ 1919.
,bs h;rhss, msrsef ef Wax, and Tallow wnni
Spiyit aMd AftrtiasbMrg Papers cory.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
NOTICE.

HAVING pure virus from The arm ef healthy
u il child am prepared for vaccination.
avail myself ofthis opportunity losiate thai as
have relinquiShed my Proiessprship in the WIZ
chester Medical college as also all other engage
nents bot Atrictly connected with my profession,
will hereafter devote my attention elelssretg 70 me
practice oil Medicine am resolved hereafter 70
exercise ali my energies solely for the benefit oi
those who may enirnst their lives 10 my profession
al care. ana hope thar any loss Of practice ! may
have sustained from the influence exerted upon ne
public mind BIZ The diversity Of nv engagements,
viii b reeained ht this determination. Fefsons'
:, Sthnse honses i have LETT various Instruments,
win save me the expense and lrouble Of new sup
ply, ~ returning them. -A-,.,-,r,
N. B. Those with whom | have unsettled &C.
counts. ueuld couduce very much to my Interest hy
coming 10 a settlement At once
January II, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
Boots, Shoes, Mats and Gaps.
IcN fl.IEslI fsilIlrlIIsn z. Co

Il ALEXANDRIA, Va SEPTEMBER, 1850,
ID ESPEETFULLY make knuwn 10 their Gus
IL tonnes and aealefs generally, tina; they are
bow in The feeeimof then regular Far, Stoe; ui
EEsacfs, <h0eS, Hats, s0px, SC ],
purchase jdifeetiy Of The Manufacturers in New
England. q. s'icn pieces and on such terms 10
able them " compete fully with any Of The North
hif Ciiies. Fhry Invite hiteni6n 10 the following,
is comprising only . petition of their stock:
p sos Cases and Cartoons containing Mems Thick
NIeas D. d. Ol5E Bottom. round and
4s fat seam;
20. Navy and Planters. .do.s
Do. very heavy and ezra sizes. do ;
,Do. unhoend, do Boy's and Youths. do;
Men Mpnroes-cali, Kip and Seal, do;
Boys and youths, do;
Mrns Double Sole Thick Boots;
lido TaFptSole, 40;
Boys Youths and Children's do;
Mems Calf Cork Sole, (war. water-proof) do;
N Do Fishing, do
Do Kip and Grain, do
sDA Fine Calf Morocco Stitch. DO;
Wolnens Morocco and hid Wei. Buskins;
H Do. do do. do Ties;
II Do do Cater Boots;
tB Bs s. s. T Tssls g. S..,....
X Do. do. do. Buskins and Ties;
Do. Low priccd Kid, Seal, Calf and Morocco
r. Roqnds;
Misses Leaiber, Kid, Calf and Morocco Slippers
and Busklns
II Do an Bootees;
Ehildren's Boots and Shoes, in great variety;
X zoe gases Hats and Caps,
comprising Beaver Sill Russia Cashmere. An
4 gula, d. Aba and Black Wool with very large
and genrfas assortment Of Nary, Travelling,
Glszed and other fashionable styles Of Cloth and
other Caps;
225 Hair and Black Leather Tanks;
2 600 pounds She Thread; win variety Of Mens
I Womens Misses and Childien's AIelalic Over
I Shoes and Boots
They respectfully invite an early call from all in
pursuit Of Bargains
McyEIGH, BRO. q co.
Prfaee street Wharf.
4 Alexandria. September s. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
a New Hand at The BELLOWS

I
i shop reeniy ocenpsi III Mr. Hmm
non. takes mis- method OF intsnniras Ybe rhhl;.
generally thai h Is weil Is carry IN nv.
BLAdKSlfI1BINts BISTyESS
in all'ils varieties Haring IN his;e,pnlov : hanI
II long experience ii he business h. an rarfs
IDENTITY szy lhsl uUrkfniIusied 10 him >hsu ~ s,re
"a inanFer, not sutpssssd any where. To the
IIORSE-siioEING
department. Id can specially claim attention 81 his
workman has had mach experience ia thaf lire
But he is prepared Ia execute wuk in every branch
with piafnptIsrss and sdispatch He theieI,,fe in.
yitrs eaif ffbm every oip as Ms prices wifi Re
reasonable, and his terms 10 Snit The lines.
THOMAS w..DAvIS.
Charlestowp, Jan. ~, is5t-2In
LIZ The WAGON MAKERS SHOP. adloin.
ing Is offered lar Rent Ii is an Old and good Stand
f.r business TW Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21

s5sr tfiiireIy II ndTanee
81. faYm1nfis deferred beyund the
I'm oft rftf instrest will Be- charged
= ~ Saoscsi fuas fof six months, 81 IS, 10 Be
sad inx1fi3blyln Advance
ADvEkTfSlNtf.
The irrfns cf 4fesjizlag are ~ 4 sfuaFe Or less
~ Tor thsee larger pnes 10 The same
proportion. E1<kScntinhancc g eentsper square
~ All acknowledgements not ordered sDr speciha
time VIII Be- c1isHaed uniiI forbid and clazged
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
WINDOW SASH FASTENERS

THE undersigned have obtained Letters Patent
- Tor most valuable. AIR-1iGn SASH PAsrES-
ER, by which sou are enabled 10 raise the wincow-
sash 10 any required height and bold il fast without
cutting holes in the frame and al The same time TO
Iet down the upper Sash as 10 lei Me heated air
escape az the top and admit the cool air al The bot
tom and also make The Sash perfectly alright and
his rest broken by the Gathering ofhe, windowsash
in stormy night, to say nothing OF ,the amount Of
air admitted thereby This Fastener has great all
vaniages over any other sash stopper, giving you
complete control Of the sash and will faecomoaate
itselGIo any state OF The weather, wet or dry-the
back gf the sash heiag srcoved, and strip inserted
which Is iorcedout agaibst theffame thus accommo
dating itself 10 the frame and behind this strip sn
eccentric or can fixed on a lever which passes
through the sash, aud raising Or depressing the
lever lastcns OF loosens the sash and enables You Ia
lock Il fast ~ any point Such is the estimate put
on this discovery that We have applied them to
several hundred windows, Notwithstanding bnt few
weeks have elapsed since we got the fixtures and
even tetvrr We obtained the patent and many more
have been essaged as soon as wetcan procure fas-i
Jennings.
We would now say 10 the public, that we have
made arrangements for our castings with MIR.
Rodgers tf No 10. High street Old Town, Balli
more Md, who. BY the BY, We would recommend
70 such AZ may want ngsdune--ior 9e ptoHpt-
ness and The manner In which ii is done--and with
Mr., Wernwas ol Hafper~- Egirv the most dislin
guishrd Anachinist III our country as any one will
admit il lie will call and see his shop and the ma
chinetY Ne has on hand lie has undertaken 10
finish out fa.ienings bv aehinery that They will
require no asserting, hai can pc put together With
the greatest despatch. Such rs may. wish 10 pur-
chase State OF County rights ran apply tpos,p ad)
70 either uf rs NArilaNIEt. MrERs. Chhflcslown,
Jeffetsan county Va. F, CT SMTn. Harpefs
Ferry Va I3akeatccs The fassefings ran be for
warded from .Harpers-Ferty 10 anAkpoint with The
same facility rs ,hey could lrpm any 81 COR Atlantic
Cuies il hesng iIntnediaely on the Baltimore and
Ohit Rail Road about 80 miles from Baltimore,
and IN photographic communication with The East
and West &c.
'F4 such may be acquainted with either Of he
gentlemen whose names are gwen we would say.
write 10 them and satisfy vonFselyrs taat IL is
hnnlbug.-- Hunter | N Garter. q w. Sap
pinalnns~u keyrs. n S. White: John Yates Janus
l.. lsansrn q $ GaFyienrr kpaSt paid d who have
them III use anli many others who are waiting 20
have ihrfn pu, IN their winssiiw~
NATHANIEL. MYERS, ln.t,
+. G.. SMITH,
Jnly s 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
PUMP MlKINl,.
70 2. Pfges u Ltl.rso., Clark az

; TO ne IFople Or Jff.rsoa, Clark and
L0gdu1n
DE7soNs in want 81 PUMPS. made il The
Il best naHner and IN III. ,,,,si
,sitls VIII 'piwelf1u give The subscriber call
lie WI ;asnrf all new work done by him. and no
money will be8 exacted until all pumps are tested
thoroughly
PIPE LAYING and REPA AIRING dana ~ ,ha
shortest noIice For repairing ih cash 1yi Is ~.
qured but foF ali new work liberal credit will ne
given. AL communications addressed ID he snh-
scriber al Bertypille, Clarke COMFY VI viii IL
promptly attended TO-
THOMAS J. BRAGG.
Jan,5 iS5lf-3m. SPIRIT copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
House, Sign & Ornamental Painting.

VTNliE undersigned respectfully VOTERS his services
- g the people OF Jefferson. in tie above capa-
city. Those who will favor him with their custom
may rest assured that he will exeente hiswork In
style that caaho, be surpassed apy where He also
has paient8WASH for the oasside 81 Houses
be used either on stone prieK or weaynet uoaTuIg,
aud eolored 70 suit.
GEORGE ID. MONROE.
Charles,own, April 25, 1850.
N b. i wish tofemploy JOURNEYMAN
PAINTER Immediately, G.. b. NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
WASHTGT0N HOUSE,
TYItHESTER. "a

r. CesWctfulIy informs bis acqna in
n. tances a15s public generally. that be has
taken charge de above establishment situated
OF Losdoun ST ID he GENRE uf lie husines por-
lion Of the io1ioEmellv occupied 81 Mr. JoHx
L,xN and is noeady Is accommodate ghose who
may favor hinnk ! can. From his Iopg ex-
perienee ID ID keepine. he aatirrs himself that
ne will b ahle give general Satisfaction His
charges for b 80 Iodssi nr are verr nnprleraf
- The qZof lhe Hlaxkingtoy, Alsz1aaria
Rsmn<g and a sta,-r Sfeeg, Il le,,f Ill his house
ssla-fy s-Iy. q. Z. e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
=charlcslown, Jan. lsaf'
Farmers Sieve, or ships
CaRiboOse.

WTE wish 10 cafi the attention Of the Farmers
Wv ard others who wish heavy Cooking Stove
that will stand The fuBgh usage Of negro cooks, ID
Minis Sofe The. plates arc double the thickness IF
NCgosin stoves in general use
It Is one Of our own getting up and was original
~ designed fur The Use Of The NAVY and Shipping
and is particularly adapted 40 the Virginin market
Is capacity and many timer advantages can tie
seen by calling on our agents, MlesSrs Keyes 4
Kearsley Rhe wilikerp Them on hand, and fn,nish
them al Baltimore prices Transportation addedA
HAYWARD, BARTLETT g. co. n
Baltimore Jan. TO- 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
EXTRi FLOR.

I1fIE undersigned has always on hand Exra1
Il FiLouR, Mo- I, for sale aud in exchange for a
good article OF Wheat The above Flour is kept
an l.ad il Chariesiewn BY John X Woods & Co
I nj Ely & Son; and rs different merchants al
EiarPer> Ferry.
aSA IFING
B have also ms Saw Allln good repair, and bills
will he furnished ii Inc shortest natire
MAR1IN ElCHELBERGER. .
Roc, Sntfn.I Mills Mat d in5O-f -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
70 lie Public.

HyHE undersigned having been appointed Con-
ssahIe for he Southern District, respectfully
tenders SIS serricesfo The public in that capacity
ne viii ssive ererv attention possible 70 she coec-
~. collected All he asks is trial land
K nlrdses fidelity to bis patrons
81 p's'ss'f - IS, : THOMAS JOHNSON
f,h.rletsown. March 81, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
fne Insurance Compaur.

Tscorrerztek 1870 CksT1sr perr<t..a, f,,,:,s,...
egg rsts Ps'ssr n ssasisg q i $50 90 ~,
BUBLlE Buildings, Manafae,orie. MN. -.
= chinery Dwelling Houses s,3Frs Ns,. nIA-
disc Household Furniture, Vessels Il ;he sss..-
Or Nhlls in port &c. &C. viii he insnred Al rss-s
as low rs the risk viii admit.
Applications for Insurance nay he made az
3. w HERBERT.
Agent fog -Js5 sfssa ess.sifr. "a.
II the absence Of The a gen, from Chaf;es,ern %
Jons Z. BEqps, Esq, who wiH altena Is them
promptly. Pkrsons II distance addrrss thra,,sh
the mail :
n b Gu dill Church Buildings ana C.lerur,n.r !
pelee1at psoaef.y he ASene will present his COM
shefisks shaS arising r. =.
DfeeInher U.s. i65O--iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
Loages. Eneampments or Diyisions,
Cash for Negroes.

TNHE subscriber is anxious to purchase a large
u number Of Negroes. Of both sexes, sound and
likely Persons having Negroes to dispose Of, will
l il 10 their interest ID give him cali before sell
ing. as lie viii pay the reIp highest cash prices
lie ean lie seen al The Berkeley Courts al Martins
ttirg on The I'll Monday and at Berrtvie on the 18th
Monday in each month and usually al his residence
iiICAarlestown
fAiiletlers addressed TO him will be promptly al
tended To-. WM. CROW.
s1sharlastaywn l'eh 10 121S-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
CAAEH FOsg NF3esEgOES.-

hi AM DESTROYS 10 purchase large number OF
III NEGROES Tor the Southern markets, men,
women, boys, girls and families for which VIII
give the highest cash prices
persons having slaves % sell will please inform
MI. personally Sf by letter at Winchester or A. p
81 aver al NIartinsburg which win receive prompt
astention; Of B. NJ, & WI Campbell, No 2iSi
West Prau stieyt Baltimore
E4lJAH MCDOWELL.
Ascat FER d H. &. w. l.. Ca@ptcH.
A ,,n,,.t y lfS5nZ- Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
Desirable House and Lot

a1FlFO r S 4 E.E.
THE DWELLING AND STORE. on HE
AlafnktVtt, il Ch1IleSiawn Tor many wears
k&SA nrcapied by tie late w w Lane
~ TIA Is offered al Private Sale
f3tK Its supposed 10 De 90 well known
4ssg a. NOT 10 require further description.
The honeeianl oni-huildiugs and leneitg ale in
so0f ordtfjant will lie SOLD ~ price 10 make ii Il
gnnd iuvtklnieni, and on satisfactory elns
20. P9SfSss given On rtr lsttl Aprif 1851
Apply tot JOHN w. KENNEDY.
Oct lS 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
Carncaing antl R,Igs

JTJE have received a new supply of handsome
BfusseI and Ingram CarPetiHg; Also, a
new rugs ana able Covers, which We can sell at
a low price. CRANE s. BROWN.
( Dec. s. 1850! 5s-
/ a Lbu nls. & OK i4EoLiOS.-Jus received a
= = nne assortment q Albums, Portfolios, and
stationary az the Drug and Book Store Of q
Jaoaary u L. M. SMITH & co.
COP LIVER oIL.-Jukt received a large snpz.
~ ply Of Rushion's Cod Liver Oil. For sale hv
l.. M. SMITH & co.
j Charestown. Jan 10 ia5I :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21

NJ The Gland Lodge Of Odd Fellows Of
New Jersey have ordered stone to be pre-
pared. which ID TO be contributed by them to
the Washington Monument The New Jer,
sey Sentinel states that the design is in has
relief, with tie coat Of arms Of New Jersey,
under whichRs scuipsared scroll ut the
right OF tho State arms The lcttersI o.. and
Mt the left ll T.. 1T the bottom are three
links .emlaajlAtical dc the order. with the
letters L Ill /. The stone bars the fol-
lowing inscrtpaiOn Grand Lodge Of indie
pendent Ofder Of Odd Fellows Of the
State Of Nav Jersey, to tho memory Of
Washingtor The Father of his Country
At each sida Of the links is the following
ave command you to visit the sick, relieve
che distressed, bury the dead and educate
the orphan Faeit, February 20. 1917 !.