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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

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prevents the hair
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
w anted Immediately!

. COAT MAKERS; Z VEST MAKERS;
o 4PANT MAKERS,
Constant employment given, and the high
est rate Of wares. J, BOLES.
St. Johnsbnry, Sept, ~ 1851.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

'qnashe' planted on the back al green sols,
which Is the Shaker mode,we belieya,we have
long since. become a convert TO Gov, tensions
opinion freeman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
Sullivan Railroad Notice.
$500 Aslssss

Ea e:2 ssE:sa go -
Completion Of the RGiitcdy on Connecticut
Riper. Through from ne Waite HIS, 81
JohnSbury, Sc, 10 Ne,c York ttoice daily.
nASSENGERS leave 81. Johnsbury at a via
II Sullivan md VI. Valley Railroads, dine III
Springfield and arrive Ia New York at 6r.M
Leave at ll.l0 take supper ut Springfield and ar
rive iIs NewNork at l2N.
Leave New York ht A n, dino at Springfield, ar
rive at ST. Johnsbury same evening.
This is the only direct Railway route 20 Spring
field, sc. from Northern N Hampshire Eastern
Vermont, and the direct route from the White Hill,
TO Saratoga, &c. via Bellows Falls and Rutland
Passengers leaving 81. Johnshnry ut 400 and
lilo. via Sullivan and connecting Roads arrive IL
Boston at 100 and 7.30 p NJ, connecting ut Fitch
burgh with the trains for w, easter &c. and at Gro
ton for Lowell. Lawrence and Salem.
Fare tho came ~ By any other ronte.t
Passengers leave Boston, Fitchburgh Depot, al
7.90 and 12l ia SlllisaI alsl s-ss~s ~ of1xr
~ aid intermediate stations as soon rs by any othei
route. Freight Trains each way daily,
ID. a. GAGE, Supt Sullivan II. II.
OorlsStcteH, NJ H. Aug, s, 1851. T32Y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
Elm Street Hotel!

BOARD 81 PER DAY.
TJIiE undersigned would respectfully inform his
u friends aud the public, thnthe has ro-opened tho
well known HOTEL, No. o Elm street, which has
been oioscd four months for repairs During THE
umc the House has been entirely remodeIlsd, aud
all The modern Improvements and eonyenienees OF n
first class House introduced. Il has also been new
~ furnished throughout. He will endeavor lner-
w. he hopes 10 receive, share Of the public pat
ronHgc. A. W. TITUS.
August u. lgsl------ s2Sa.S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
CANCDRoUs scRoFULA

Nc In H.sEH a Hs~.4 oa,lAA Co, n. ". ~ka va
fsssf 81 Hcffla in le Do esets ~ rolsfd to
IA ~ auraHaa CoonF IA NE Cify n Nsn losA,
~ san " Dsss-Ss ist unier No ialo~iag shcau'
rrrsoa Ia ~ Gu " Hss Ys,t bed msaataqgred and
Fended gyFsus afiice " fundtcinr, eaur y hhAFft
AEDctsE ~ tsitafie ~ a. gfastas sssaAsss TIE
rrus.faf 10 uttain daaaFst o. tla eaf.aa geN -
Guy VI hsw refk. and ir cess va Fes'rf ~ - Cef
Asfgss tska iir tasiinsy. The dsfvnesg prg. ~
a,Dsna4 ~ d1aess. 0lai tbs ffupreiot 81 hFsurs Met
bal IN pdlshs sfaTusa sFt of asss.
-hd ihus had evgHsi sst 90 Tho Iaisle sol ufrvisfe,
aniiied - damages TIE 81 Nc tasAta Nea
saasisd kslsg siss anl liaaiins ssss Ia
rrrsrd - DO IACrt putahqd and Att tttaseab hphn
fnaH sttrnnGD ~ puhliesftsa.
NJ uAskis ~sH kcqsslatst ~ah hs.His refGtkf
rtff.lt-sss SD o. hTYss Ahli ufss f-sfs ssfs, a
t-s sssssf W s''sserf ~ ssssssi sstrs ~
raa - sgsa - h'sths ssis,rs c.sa 90, - -
Fa .~ds1s WIZ faaaaFafst $3.50 Ne Fss.
80 Teahsi ~ tf uass at - iaiss ~ 49,
ss ips liaa = tsrf 80 -,
uahf tst uiaa - thsa - "a 10 rAf
r..sl = "a a. 49, ssrss - -
s stsf tssti saaas asisf 49, 80 s.tiy
ssC -it ~ satsu hfss n sac = esi s- er.A -
isI esi $50 ssssd-i hsaa sastst y. -
shh 49, g. tss et ~ ssfsfsi a - 80 .ls
naas fstG tell ,Hft o. 90 hlitf iasfsa ffss-
ti ss-@fss..A sa.ns - usi 4 ~ -.
sfs 81 49, 70 slsfaf ~tEt sussfhs.st
dss.ias r..- .s.ii nssss -lss. a.. 49,
ss1. - sss "a use 81 ~ ~ 80 -, 80; -.
- sk,--f -s[ u.ss ~ h.s's ssss -s4 sis rEnIncI
Lsssk iSiSf REsyf syrsHrEESrs' ~ 49,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
CONSUMPTION.
A. Dying Woman Cured

We state this cure TO prove tho P0s0 70 iV whrn
ths HAlsAM IL used after the person 10 considered
by physician and cnds 10 10 10 the last sges ui dcau
Rerisly IgnAr ard. In this far thai thc
.krod and halal ol0Aes bought For tho paTtieE
lars Of ts case aud the resfbis and uSaoHbtoa proof
Of all The circumstances and iAels ~o refer To opr
pAMPflLETS-
This eurs was effected on Mrs. IRA DNkEhAN. OF
Rallsfos S1sa Saratoaa o. ~ y We prove, beyond
ar.iit u alf.n.i eaHaiS ~ hn5clss na1 1@Ea
saeTa6e csses of CslVks CoHsHst,oHs CURED which
,rrrc pronounsed fseagabls by skilfa physirisHs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
FEMALE WEAKNESSES 8 COMPLAINTS

No remedy that hs, been offered to the public hH.
half ortaia and cgecsa w ecTeng III The 10
BRINT-S PULMONARY BiLSdA II mHkos no DIT
frronce whether tho arrangement be snyessidl eTess'
nstLEs the system, e2aalt;iHH ~ ercntqioa, enc
,oslkinS suA aliaytsE NERVOUS HthtrAhLiIf ST.
AZ itrt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
WHY is A DANDY LIKE A MUsH-
ROOM

because he's regular sap-head,
His waist is remarkably slender;
His growth is exceedingly rapid,
And his top is uncommonly tender.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
Thouaanda of Consumptions

and oAroWic ObuFAs abaRdantiy pruve Its saaiAS a
oaet sueh dsrAses and IL undoabted curative ear,
snd soothing healing properties. 10 tho following COM
plants and Diseases via eaiaR NJ Blood Bos2iSS ~
ks LssRs Paia IN As Hroasi aHd Side N(gAi Swat Nv
CsBtaHf, Pal,iafioH Of tAs Hoart CAotrra NfaH
isra Dyssaisy and SHSuSr coHlaais In CAilSyta and
4dnIfa Aslhna and AL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BtEStM

Csrv usy saHy ~ The nost st"sSS ussfknd and asyi
trsrd f.uts5HSrV CoHfEa lfa-HtAt 6hioshied
cases OF alosratsi and assassd LuNGSeueh AaIzss
never b.iorr cured by any Other mcdiyue.
~ tnery AayAeas % the afrtrd pcftntls.
have bcuu ptupuunced by IAysiass aud friends t. be
ACTUALLY Some. who had th-r burial clotht-a
uiade have hr-n cured. sud yai hveoihefs who II Sas
aid would not live another day, arc now a. well and
taIty they wuTu.
h poasssscs M the cleansing and purifying virtues
nearly powerful add active As the IarP-r~nen which
call
sRAHTs INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT
THIS dners from THAI because fa Possessea sfai cdr
Anainaaas which PaeaaFly a44f4I ~ ~sd s's s@---
tally Hscsssary. 10 cure
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

This HALSfM Asals AID Ulosvs IN az LsHgg and
asrhers ssfpaLy osrsfHly aud easiiy as The ruHi
rHiNo EHraAcr and haais ueers e1terHshB This
Dssam Mas of CSasA and coassuspioH out
VI TsH asf all other rvrriea have faded % do good
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
Coughs and ConsUmptiona,
BrraSt, Throat, Lungs, and Heart

and all discaa.s Of pulmonary statesaoh d'sr-s-
usually prove fatal under oTyns ~ treatment wh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

PriScipai oihsc :iO4 Broadway, New York
6s0sOiolV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
NO. SO.
MaRRIAeE OF MoMEN.

1t has long been theory Of ours Chat q
woman Is always At the bottom Of everything
very good, or very bad. which is done IN tho
world, tt you can End a man aehfeyibg
greatness, yoR haze only to 70 back t. his
cradle. and in the lines Of the mothers face
Tho watches there, yeu will see the HnesEofI
snergy, discrimination, nill-elatsnt prspfEs7I
are tarsnsSitted to her cl;la with Blood, aid
thus nourishsd With the FIRST blood drawn
from her bssom. If man robs or murders,
nine times out Of ten he dees 50 70 please, Or
obtain tho means of gratifying wsmah +
If he tells honestly, and aocumulates wealth.
by self denial, il is,te pour it into her lap
In short woman makes, or mars eur life ~
The effect she has exercised over these NhsmI
in the quaint language Of an old writer, Gun
happy love Of poesie ana letters had led Isl
tray is shown in late nsmbsr Of Leigh
Hunts Journal
DRYDEN married unhappily, and klw
much Of tue yeaemous sting of his satirei
how muoh5of bis unpoetie, coarse depficatinn
Of woman has-its origin therein. Addispn
. shared his fate, and We know that tile mar
rie3 Addison did byno means equal ths
bachelor SPectator, Pope Iefrained from mat
rimoRy, this physique, indeed was calculated
for winning hearts,) aRd may we not imagine
that fhs Swine little artist might have pro.
duced something beyond the sphere Of Nero
arts, had successful love and domestic Gem
fort warmed his heart, and SO ripened Tho
'Rapeef the Lock into higher creation than
the Dunciad2 Swift also avoided marriage !;
wherefore, no man shall know, avoiding il
with his heart vibrating between q Stella
and Vaaessa, and descended, avery quas-
tionable moral man through nerbia bld
eye, to a cherries tomb leaving his charac-
ter IS an inexplicsble enigma to all tinies
Nay,t in eur days, have we net seen Lord
. Byron struggling in his fiery course, without
definite purpose, through maze of contra
diction, wrath and proAigacy, to an awful
Nowhither q A man who married moi IN
happily whose heart was cauterizea BY MIC
loss Of the only woman he perhaps ever trnly
loved His writings, his actions tell us that
in his deepest abandonment to Woe, the ghost
Of his first and purest leTe rose evdF sla
anon before him, to frewn a dear rspreef
upon his hayward career. But eyen the
loss of Mary Chawerth might have boon Iul.
lifted, had his marriage ended we'll II Hid
I not; and the unwise marriage msgRiffed sRd
I prolonged the unwise life, and prepares The
I early death"
These instances are striking, because the
actors in them have had the werld fer 4
stage; and all mems eyes to watch lhem
but the truth is quite as great applied &c
4 meaner men 1t is the aotfc whe makes the
\ home, and home makes the man Whenevel
we see man walking among men BlamAiSs
\ we take it for granted that the angel Rht
\ keeps his feet is the angel Of home, 3 blano
less rife. W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
Go AHEAD

Jno. 3. Crockett, The son Of DaYy Crockett; tho
editor Of the ST. Louis Intelligencer, is nowusvel-
ling in Che Eastern States. Hisleiters III his paper
are unusually interesting. We cut the following do
scription Of the goaheadatvensss OF the Yankees,
from his last letter.
The Yankees are smphaticaIly fast peo-
~ple Whatever they engage in, tkoy do it
with rush If it be a matter of business,
aad a dollar sparkles in the distance, tkeY
go at it as if life and death depended onItAc
issue If they arc engaged simply at sight
seeing, they appear always resolved to hayo
the first sight or if a neal is to be easen,
they are sure to get seats at the frst table
Whom boat is about to start, they are tAo
first aboard, and when it lands, they areIiA-
yatiably the first ashore; Net oontens With
travelling thirty miles an hour over rail
road, they jump off earpet1bag in hand al
the end Of the trip, before the cars stop,
GO ahead, at the"tep Of your speedf is their
motto, whether in business or pleasure
This indemitable, never ceasing energy is ahe
true secret of thex. success, and although it
is sometimes carried TO iudicrous extent,
yet, upon the whole, it is valuable trait
Since left homd, / have often been remind1
ed of an Illustration Of tbsGaesire 10 hurry
through the werId which heard from pHe
Of our own citizens a short time since lie,
said that if a big mortar rould be constructed
which would throw an immense bembsAsll,
containing fifteen passengers, flom St. .Leuis
to Boston, in FIVE minutes, with an absolute
certainty that fourteen out Of the fifteen
would be killed hy therexplosion, hethought
tickets for seats By thes Express Botnb-shell
Line would at once be at premium Zach
passenger being anxious for the chance 10
prove himself the lucky fifteenth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
Ncw-ToYi< Importers and Jobbers,
FREEMAN, HODGES 4 co.,
~ LIBERTY-sTREEP,
Bafrrea Broaaray aa1 Nassau .SzYeet.
NEAR THE POS1-oFFIcE,
NJ III Unn
NEW YORK.


NJ are reeeiYins, 81 daily arrivals fgor Ru-
w rope, oar FaA ana Winter assortment 81
rich fasAoaable taDey six AMI AIiilinery c5oeis.
We respectfully invite III Cash Purchasers
ibeheaghy q examine osr Sfpek and prlces ana.
as inseEesi governs, feel eonfteni cor Goods
and Prices will inaBte them select fsra cur es-
taa.ishmenE Particular afteation is deYotra 10
Millinery Goods. aid many of tie aEsieles are
manufactured expressly iooHT order ard ca1not
Be surpassed IN beauty, style snd eheapAess. ~
beausiiai Paris Ribbons, for la, Cap Neck ard
ssiin ard Ta6esa Ribbons. of ali willh. and
silks saiiss. veIvets. and Uncut sYelye5s. f3r
Hats
FeaIhers American and French Artificial Flow
PuIings. ard Cap Trimmings.
Dress Trimmings, large assortment
Esnbraidefies, capes, Collars, Uudersieeves and
Fine Embroidered Regiele and Hemsli.eh Cam
sbFle iia&dkeFehiefs.
chares, Lisses, Tarlesons, Illusion and Cap
Laces.
valeneifnss Brussels, Thread, Silk and Lisle
Thread Laees
KID, SIX. sewing SIN, E.isle Thread Meriao
ulsYss and Nuts
Figured and Plain Swiss Book, Bishop Lawn
and Jaeane, Mlslins
Ens9isA, Freueh, American and Italian Straw
Goods.
Jafy III, is5I-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
POETRY
as zax TakE Passa
me WIDOWS OWN HEAUTrFJrT.
DAUGHTER. Z

I f ~
i A beauty ia face aaat.sas....,- ......,
with skirls thar Sc gss So -, = . aa,aa.i
No greater belle ie ia ioau e.sss5 - -
E4han the Ni@oa 5 eses lea a4lfni gSas,-slss
y hea sac ffpn3eaa led tie hesax xani9 sr;s
4tad qsls psi, III 'tEasa shanlsEIl sin
{ I,Fas said she lad easkq.--sn,Yun So Nal IL
APO unaanbef'd DE aignls shas sdaga, hsf
/ ETuiei4 of virfues, Issss. s. hsf s,saax
IS - S. q AZ & Is: ds..ls asst
nv klch kept baaax q 4 B. EszfEial distance.
/ Tim Ras her visage, II yisage she had,
4 In truth she was hin as aatfsiafTsd sNad,l
/ BGf her purse was tsiek, 5ad Ininas a dad
Nhas in want 5f q eox5onb's assistance.
4 HSnitors crowded around and saf they Would dit
/ For heFleFely aell-but Sd cea3dnt tell why,
/ And InaliciqlslR kicked TEEN high ana err
FTiil aleng came coxeQIne whose gaii was hgiskst
I Ihan ali thg be4ax tlat rseasd her wake,
He WHISPERED mat hjs for Der heart Wonla break
I / Unless size gaid grk. which lisp5h4 she shake
And cal him her owu dearest Rsd WHISPER
4 The ngpsial knot was now speeditv tied.
Ihey. said that Red Wiiskarygas fieh a. His bri2e
/ Al .his lQgtute thrn OUT they couldn't have lied
E1 Rich was I'D, i18se5 ia family IEide t-s
E1hoagA ttWa# sai55 e Wouti aet lGar inspection.
4 His dady, il seems hY griadiRs lie P9ar,
\ BY kieeiag EhaEia aat III Ills door
| HlUnWaing fo eiFe himself al 4Tee scoGs)
RE Ben tha nefii taad ep eQiIeeti4p.
/ Had hundreds III Acres oi firt asf dust.
4 ENei FtastsFa aIad nartgag by 5leeGs of lEasf,
III IhatfenGerE lis tenure s'lpIt as i rFUst
Bnt that conedal'd. whie@Re3 Whi-ke caught her
Then came leF sfn NNSd 'isnaslas by % cord,
i HIheT paid their debts % all bal lhe Lord
Ahd the Wiaowfs own Beapital pa0gAser
ALPH3Nso.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
To Coopers and Others.

EEEEfE igllad take This 6tho of Informing
a. Coopefs and persons III want "a Shiaales ana
Stafes, thar theyhgre on hand a. this time one
hunfirsd thousand shin giles aud Cooper SiulI.which
thd3 viii dispose of low TOT cash or on 81 nrt credit
They intend ID ktep constantly Il iatgc SUPPLY OF
each and persons III waEtw Il! had'i it to thairalYan-
tage 10 purchase qftheuf
Theyhave a machine for manufacturing tie
above articles which i aPplica6eto ste3m water,
or hhrse power, and is capahleof making laon $500
Is 5000 Shingles oF-stayes in two hours by horse
poNieT.
NT1heY own the fjstht of this County ana are desi-
Iousof disposing III several Location ghts- Letters
addressed ID ihemas AEiddleway Jefferson County,
VA, viii be promptly answered.
Asample ofths Staves and Shingles csa be seen
al he Free Press Oaice,
sHAULL & BURwELL.
ApGil | : IS5I--Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
sImPLrCIrY OF DRESS.

Female loneliness never appears, To 50 gbod
advantage as when set off with simplicity of
dress. No artist ever decks his angels With
towering feathers and gaudy jewelry; tad
cur dear human aBgels-if they would make
good their title to that name-should care
fully avoid ornaments which properly bsl6ng
to African princesses and Indian sqnaws =
These tinselries hnay serve to give effect on
the stage, or upbR ballroom floor, hut in
daily life there is no substitute fer The charn
Of simplicity "a vulgar taste is not to Be
disguised b. gold and diamonds The abb
sence Of a true taste and real refinement or
delicacy canqet be compensated for By tke
possession OF the NEST princsly fastnnes-,
Mind MEASURES gold, but gold canass meas
ure mind Through dress the mind maybe
read, as through the delicate tissue the let
tered page A modest woman will dress
modestly; a really refined and Intellectual
woman will bess tss marks Of careful selcc-
ton and faultlsss taste
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

carpets, Fall Styles, 1851.
.TuRNnuLL & CO.
2i2 DALrnIoRE Street, BAhrfNoar,
ps,nnv. ,,,.,, no, tlsir E,all IL


4 RE-aew receiving and opening their Fall inn.
n refiaiioBs of VEI.NETSs TAPESTRIES
AND RR USSELS CARPETS, and are prtpbfed
ie exhit5tshe most complete assortment OF new pat
= terms asf styles ever exhibited in this country wbcb
will h offered at lower rates han usual
TSrse- Plg and iSupelTiHe Cdep9s4
We ave- now reeegipg Qua FAR styles ot hei
above, iaciudiugt many patterns manufactures ex-
pYessfy fit US. ana which cSuRoi be obajned else
.Nhers.
4 Lotc Priced CaggstiRgs
1--WE have lafgeassortmentc 81 good St.les # low
spsieed csRRers, which can Ne offered nj prices SO
law as 70 def competition
Eaglish aaa AsEric3sa oil C}oiis.
. 4 iargc and complete assortment itom . d "a
nset id. & y
4; oh GGETS, from 10 yards Wide; Cramh
SCle,hS new and beautiful article Cheaile and
TphS4 Rugs, Mats, Piano and{Tabie Coyefs Stair
Ross, &c. together with every article apperiaiGing
to9hg Carpet business.
TURNBtILL& CO,
ai2 Baltimore st, Fisst Carpt. Store above Charles,
sssiesrher 4 1851 s-@2rn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
Hartford Fire, Insurance Company,

Iacarporatsal8 0 (EeYter 7c7petuag- Gap5gl $3.50,
000i Nth poteer 81 Increasing Il 70 S25g009.
DUBLIC Buildings, Manufactoriss, Aiils, Ma
4 caineFy, Dwelling Houses Stores MERIDIAN
disc Household FutBilure Vessels on tie stocks
or while in port, &C., Ne. win Be insure1 AZ rates
Is low as the risk will admit. Kilt
Applications for Insurance may be ns3Ee Of
3. w. Her EERT,
4qexf f5r .Je7rEs5a CGA8tg, IL
In tie absence Of the Agent IFam Chaftesigwn, to
JoHS P, BaewN Esq, who will attend to Them
promptly. Persons al a distance address through
the nail I'll N
n. Il On all Church Buildings aaI CJsrry men s
personal property, he Agent Will present. his com
missions Introducing rle appoint Of PieHiums On
the iIsks lh&s arising.
Dece1abdrel3. lsBa-fy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
Cash fer Negroes,

n VIE subscTibPF IS ANXIOUS . purchase large
4 numbered Negroes of beth sexes, sound and
IikeIY. Persons having Negroes toGisposs Of win
anditt3 their interest 10 give hin call before sel
ing,as he will pay the oerg iigeicst edSh prizes
He eaa beseen 1t the Berkeley Courts al Martins
burg, on he2d Monday raad al BeFTvyiIs on the4th
Mondayin each month, ard usually al his residence
in Ckarlestown.
Aliletfers addressed to him Willie promptly at
ten5edto. VIM. CROW.
Charlesso9sn. Feb. 10. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
Cash for Negrees.

r AN DESTROYS "a purchase large number G
i NEGROES for the Southern markets, men
women, boys, gi7Ss and families, for q,
#hchf will give the highest cash prices. EHr
Persons baying slaves to sell win S
please inform IRE personally, OF BY letter tx
al WINCHESTER which will receive prompt .-{7N
attention; or 3. M.& VI. F. Campbell "a
No. Ga. West Pratt stree. Baltimore !
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
Area3 fer n. M q ~ o.. CEsar1gIi
Winchester Sppaernhar a 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
yyM. II. DAUGMERTY,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
H9PPE: Ms. EsEPPY n

HdRFAstfS- FERRY Us
DRACTtCES insha Courts of This ard the al
\ joining Couat5es,S and will take Alidavi,s
Dispositions and thu acknowledgement OF Deeds
fessf9veign bills oftxchange
Feb 2I ISL -Sgiyff
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THEREBY foreEarn all persons hsm Fespass-
4 ing upon nv Farm ether Hanting Eishing, or
arv other way whatever HaTi3g seen very much
anneSsd hy sneh persons heretofore ! am deter
,ninea for Tie faiRTe 10 paseeGle all 20 offending
"A tha ,iraoss rigouf OF the Law without respertdo
reTsons. WMRUSH
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Wanted to Purchase.

A NEGRO Man. Who isa coed farm hand, and
"A also. a Negro Woman, VINO understands the
general 3hsuse h8lii duties For SERVANTS ~ good
eharacter ana industry liberal price viii Ee given.
JAMES HARRIS.
S.nt II 1851. IS Mar Skz115a 4nE<
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RY1llg.

FT1TFE suhserfher "a settle 81 Win
4 <r4es,er. ana viii attend Is Dvinr Talies'
Dresses Shawls &c. ana eyerr deserfStidn Of
goods il their line. esenilemen7s Garments Een0-
vaiea ndfedyeA aud ew arFahts d sIFe sassslae-
ton. any article sesst 10 The Gaze Of Mr.. 1arc5
Senseney VII receive pFenapt attention.
Ladies ) II be 9arefuI i have their Dresses
rsorerly ripped.
Jnsy 10 ai--ig J. H TTCKEIIe
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Z n connexi6n with mr. business Is consable. l
offer my services Is AuCTI0NEER ia this
Esfi q TIE County hose dispasea S pasronise ne
en- leave word win he ediiof 81 sfise IS 11e Al
Ehnrieslown. jefferson county, Va. All business
Van be promptly attended %.
c. G. BRAGG, csztassk.
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YTy4E Slate ana Couaty Taxes for the year 1851
have been due since lie FIRST Of July and the
srhool Fnnd is payable % the 18Th Oescosr next--
The undersigned. therefore. earnestly Tsgilest all
those indebted d Be- prepared e pay prem ptlg when
called u,,oli TEIOSs RUTHERFt3RDS
JOS. STARRY.
JAS a. BECKHAM,
C. r. STARRY.
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HENhY HUNTER.
81 tf.eranfn af HatD Z

DRAcTIsES ii alb The Courts Of JesIerson and
u the adjoining Counties Office il he room
With bis fEther, Al Hunter. Esq
Sen. IS. ISL
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MeEeigh, Harper & Chamberlain,
Wholesale Grocers 6 Extensive
uEILERs II
Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps, SC,
A = 4 "A ADKI4, III.
FALL SUPPLIES, SEPTEMBER, 1881.

(EsPLS1 + 2 Ill make Known % their icHs-
IL toners and dealers generally, thai they are
now receiving 81 Packets KIM Elizabeth " sE,n-
pIfe md Judge Mhninan, dfeet from New
f1Tk ard B9sien, ikeis Feb Stock ct Groceries.
Ne, consisting, Is pza as fsisows
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EEsANF1I.EN - O1gAs.

Atgg q lasll5fs Ar l4.ggs
FHgAAETICE.s in Frederick. Jefferson and DE
A affirming caIntie$
- office On Water street. near It'll Farmers
BaSk, Winchester dee. II, l85o-iy:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

nss- A venerableIady Of celebrated ply
stefan in Boston, one day casting her eTes
out Of the window observed her husband in
the funeral procession Of one Of bis patients;
at which she exclaimed, i Do wish my hns-
band would keep away frem such process
sions it appears toe much ike tailor carry
ing home his own work