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Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24

IF Prentice. Of the Louisville Journal, k h. on Gidiings, the Abolition member Of Congress from Ohio. In noticing the recent upselting Of stage, whereby GiddngS had two Of his rbs broken, the wag Of the Joaraal says he .' had much rather he had broken his jaw"
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24
TO PRiNTERs.

rna aAsssens sf printing, heok, bolseaP, letter and fasgsss pnp.s esaasss ksps hand al the AsA4ssas Bannss oars sna wi se farni~ed 6 the EaaS al low psieea fss CASH.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24

IF An English actor, on visiting Niagara Falls. wrote home; Oh, '' what fail is here, my coun- trymen p'
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24
From Baltimore.

BALr1aoaE, June 5. Wta Shelton. one ef the murders of the Cosden family has beea convicted st Chesterbown, aTfd sentenced to be hnne
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24

aT The Banner IS the authorised newspaper for the publication of estray noticesprice 3l cts. for each notice.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24

EY We have an enlarged correspondence this week Of the use Of which we shall endeavor to avail onrselves early.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24

u Philips fire snnihilatos is said to be per feet extinguishes of frss. whsrh costs little and accsuplishes its object on tho instant
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24

IF No les than I0,0f0 toas og ice have heea imported dsTlng the past month into London from Norway.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24
Duel Between Generals smith and Free-
 man.
v.cksprao. Thnniar. J,ne 1

'-VAsSV H''a AHats4dY' , UIle IF.
 A duel took place this morning, opposite tbis city, between Gen. J D. Fireman and Gen. w IL. smith. They fought with pistols. and five shots wereexchanged, the hfih only taking effect Gen eral smith received the ball of hls adversary in his shoulder, but the wound IS slight. General smith seepnd was Colonel NJ J. Banch, and Gen erai Freeman was accompanied by J. $. Yerger, as his second.
 lGeneral Freeman is the Union candidate lor Congress, from the Third District of MissiSs,pp aud Judge ferger IS up for Circuit Jadge-Ens.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24

For sale, cheap sor CASH, Double Medium Printing Pre Ia eompsts osass spsiy aa the Arkansas Banner
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24

IF The Factory Girls. al Lowell, are going in for the new costume. 4 letter to the x. |. Iii bune says:
 -Four young ladies have been perarubalarius our streets all the morning dressed in light blue de laine skirts, long enough 10 reach below the knee with full Turkish trousers Of the same, and neat blue gaiters to match. They certainly made very neat and pretty appearance, and behaved themselves m very modest and becoming ulanner fhIs change m the ladies' costumes is much sp- proved Of by every body here and bids far to be- come the rage particularly among the factory girls of whom we have some twelve o, fifteen thou- sand"
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24

1T Ii has been resolved to open Westminster Abbey to the public wilAout eAssge.
 IT steamer is 10 leave CadiE Sos the Spanish West Indies on the fsst of evefy moash.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24

LY The French Legitimates continue to flock Venice. to pay homage so the Due de Bordeaux
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24

Lr Large sSycntitsss of chesinuss are imported inse sondsn fscm New Yesk
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24

Ws have lns received new and elegant as~ormeas of 6sney ssFAs una printing hoaEds paper Ge, and are renr s sn ap al SITS sf aRcS pEssins cheaper, aOss auhiy and is hesr sge. dan hss sssE been done b. fas. can aza sss ., the Banna oGcs.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24
TO SHIPPERS.
Printing Press.

sns as L.1ns ss.Gy psined, for ale he Arkansas Esansx ofRee.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24

NosaeneIatws ws.-The new style of ladies' dresses is called a PettIloons''
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24

gYwm M.Yan vAIxEssunaR. Esq. Warren Brsdlsy eonnsy. ls authorized ss set as Ages. for shs Askansas HsanSs
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24

AM AARusansmens innaaAsd Ax ahs RanasE, shoasd ee nazsa h AT ie sloek, Moadsv morning of sarA week. 10 aasmsetthaif flnmstiea.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-06-24
PHfI.Apxt.ApEt.purA. June f2.

Jenny Lind pays MT. Barnum $25. .000 as a con Sideratioa for breaking of her engagement with him. Barnum goes to Europe to find other curl oslties. Bsrnum has acknowledged the fact of having made $500 900. and says Jenny has not less than S350,500, in this country. the nett proceeds of the 93 concerts do nos lack much of one million dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Frederick Female Seminary.

TIME duties of this Institution will be resumed on
i Monday the Isl OF September next.
4 In 1910, the State Of Maryland made grant Of
$50 900 TO establish at Frederick City Female
Seminary Of the highestosder with every facility
for imparting to young ladies the most extensive
liberal and refined education that can be acquiged
IN our land splendid ediice is erected, elegant
u furnished throughout; beautifully supplied With
chemical and philosophical apparatus. library. &C. ;
and conducted by very able. efficient and accom-
pills led Board Of Professors and Tutors
The School was opened in 1915 and has been
regularly increasing in reputation and numbers
until our catalogue Of this year numbers lo6
As this is State Institution is free from the in
Auence Of seetdrian proselyting Parents and guar
dams are requested TO state what Church they wish
their daughters and wards attend and their wishes
viii be rigidly adhered TO-
During the last year there were twenty-six board.
ing scholars in the Institution and not one so much
inaisposed during the whole year as to require the
aid Of physician.
TEzMs For Board and Tuition ia all the En-
glish Branches, Including furnished rooms, fuel,
lights washing &c. 500 per scholastic year, pay
able half yearly in advance
70 Circulars may be had al the Free Press Ofice,
or BY addressing H. WINCHESTER, PySyt.
July %, fs5i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
New Style FAN Paper Hangings.

~ 8. GRIFFITH bags leave to call the atten-
NJ iipn Of his customfrs and the public general
u to his PaperhangHng Warehouses and examine
his well selected assortment, as ii embraces all the
newest patterns,
Fine French Gilt Papers, for Parlors;
do Gothic, Panel and Column Paper, Of every
description
Glazed and Common Papers Of every description
French and American Bird Board Printsj
do do Bordersi
Landscape Views &C.
Also may be found Veni,iah Blinds, both wide
and narrow Stats Patent Blinds Transparent
Window Shades, &c; all Of which we are now
Selling al reduced prices. @. s. GRIFFITH,
NPaperhangilg Warehouse, l22 Bait ST.
Oct D. 1851 next to the Patriot Office
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Forwarding 4 Commission Business.


THE Subscribers having formed a Partnership
Il under the firm ofBLACKBURE & ALEX
AMBER, have opened Ware Houses at tke Ola
Furnace and Harpsfs-Ferry. where they viii en-
gage In the FOR HARDING AND cOMaIIS-
SION BUSINESS. Their Boats will ply rego-
larry between those places, and GeorgeioNn and
AleIsndria BY the Canal
They will al all times purchase, H1HEAT'
CORN and other Produce, for which they will pay
the highest prices in cash.
They will keep on hand . constant supply, Of
LUMBER, COAL, SALT, SHINGLES, LATHS
PLASTER, (ground and 10 the limp TAR, COZ
FEE, SUGARS, &C., which they will sell by The
quantity.
They will endeayof al all times to make il the
interest Of Farmers and others to deal With them.
r.. 8. BLACKBURN,
~ w. f. ALEXANDER. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
New Style Fall Curtain Goods.

lust received a. very extensive assortment Of
j new styles OF Curtain and various other Up
holstery goods for the fa and winter seasons con-
sisting ID part as follows?
Satin Delanes, new styles and bright eolorss
Union Damasks, ali coiors and qualities;
Wos. do. do. do
do. Moreens do. do
Turkey Reds, plain and fgured
Wos 6iimps all sizes{ Silk do,
Enid Muslin Curtains, white and cold
Plainand hg'd Wos. plush and all colcrss
Brass ICornices, newest Styles
do Ornaments, do;
do Curtain Bands and Pins;
Gill Rods, Rings and Ornaments;
Wos loops and Tasses; Silk do.
Also, keep on hand and manufacture TO order,
Feather Beds, Hair, Husk and Moss Mattresses,
Pew Cushions, &C together with everything APP
pertaining TO this ineFof business. NAV be had at
q. S. GRiFFITH'S,
Upholstery Warehouse l22 Bait ST.,
Oct. %, 1851 nextto the Patriot o lice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Mems and Boys Mershandize.

IERE. HARRIS, as usual, has Tery extensive
~ assortment of Cloths. Cassimeres. vestlnrs
Tweeds. Cravats Stocks. Socks. veol and colion |.
Silk and Linen HandkrrchiefsI Il oIlars. s0nss -,
IRA uloyes, Md, Silk, Cotton and Wool Cosions
and Linens expressly fof mems wear. And II; fact
PC article that viii add to The appearance
q me 5oang, as well az the eonfUrs Of the Old
us as purchases were made in Phiiadelphia and
5a'lmoIe With much care and 70 great advantage,
fes competition. His ipng experience and nsr,;r-
ular Attention has been directed 70 thi branch II ~
traae, and The large amount of tie above eoods
so.a snaeis him always 10 keep fresh and new
SUPPLY Of The latest and most superior FOODS. Yon
viii Do wsIl % give him 3 eail. Del I6. I6si.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
WINCHESTER.T Y,

a r FITCH respectfully informs his acquain-
II. tances and the public generally that he has
taken charge of the above establishment Situated
On Loudoan street. in The centre Of the bushes por-
ton Of the town, formerly occupied by Mr. JoHN
LINZ, aid is row ready 10 accommodate those who
may favor him with a call. From his long ex-
pefieace in Hotel keeping he flatters himself that
he will be able to give general satisfaction His
charges for Board and Lodging are very moderate
~ The Office Of the Waskisgtsn, ALcras8ria,
.RomHey and Ragostorn Stages is kept al this house
January "a, lS5l-ly. APE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
ter. Fish, Salt, &c,
Valuable PROPERTY for Rent,

FTHE undersigned viii rent oui his Merchanl
Mill, one mile from Wade's Depot, on the Ope4
luon for term Of three OF four years The Milt
has been rebuilt all new and is situated in one If
the best neighborhoods for wheat In the Valley and
being on the rail road, so that the millersca load
his -four himself. There is a new Plaster Breaker
in the Mill
There can be from one hundred 10 one hundred
and fifty tons Of Plaster sold every year.
Application made Immediately to the undersigned
will be attended 10. JAS. r. REYNOLDS,
June g. 1851 Spiyl Cory IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
GARTER,a mnTEL.

TFtHE new and extensive addition TO this estah
= ishneEt has been completed, together with
fenoFating ghe entire coaeefn, rendering il one
anengs.thedaFgtt ndmest afiractiFei the Valley.
The ROOMS are furnished with neat furniiuTe, and
uiih AZ eye ii he comfort and conysnience 0
guests.
The pFepriet9r hopes to merit Q continuance Of
he PATRONAGE Heretofore extended to him, and By
strict peEsdaal Sstenon, to increase bis business
assuring the public that no exertion On his part viii
Be spared 10 plkass, and render fhe soioarn Of
guests ogresahfes
ISAAC ". CARTER. PRorn,rrons
April II, 1861
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Pumps! Pumps !!

HIHE subscribers would call the attention af the
4 public to their different varieties Of Hezt and
Ciaera Pumps, comprising the Cast Iron Rercfr-
tng Spout Wei Pump do. Cislrr1 Pump, 10 draw
water any depth, and warranted not To freeze the
Double AetiHg Force and Suction Pamp, for forcing
water great distance, and very valuable toy do
nestle purposes; also, the Ckain Pump.
The above Pumps combine simplicity with dura-
biity Of construction, asd are 50 cheap thar heir
convenience can be brought within the reach Of
every one. They are almost universally used A.
the North, aud cur sales have given general satis
faciion. Al orders promptly attended 10.
SWARTZWELDER, & SMITH.
Winchester, Oct 2, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
S0ddIery Establishment,
KEARSLEY'S HOTEL.
FAIRNONT. MARIoN COUNTY, VA

FHHE undersigned begs leave respectfully to ia-
i form the community and travelling public,
that be has Removed from his old stand, at'rower
corner, 10 the corner Of Adams Cor Main) and Mon
roe streets, formerly occupied by Geo. Irwin, and
known as the /" Marion House,
The House has recently undergone thorough
renovation, and is also improved by ADDITION
AL BUILDINGS. lis believed now to be In
every respect adapted to the wants Of the traveller
and sojourner.
A large ana commodious Stable has been added
tothe extensive Stabling, eenvenienees already on
the lot. Every thing viii be done for the comfort Of
travellers and Others who maj favor him with their
custom. JOHN KEARSLEY.
March 81, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Dry Goods, Groceries and
MARDW AERR
Tin and Sheet Iron WORK.

TIVE undersigned having just made recent addi-
Il lions 20 his stock Of materials, such as
TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, &c.
is now engaged in making ready for sale new
and very complete and general assortment Of W OK,
respectfully though earnestly invites call from
his old friends and CUSTOMERS II Il his determine
ton for the future that strict and nnremittinR A.
teniicn 10 business desire 10 give satisfaction 10
all who may paironizs him, the Of ths best ma
terial and the employment Of the best hands shall
render his Shop as il has heen heretofore inferior
10 none cher in the Valley. His prices are moder
ale and satisfaction With ell work guaranteed.
e TIN ROOFING viii be pat on al he
shortest notice. iE The latest and most anrrnved
manner, and o. reasonable terms.
-. Tin and Sheet Iron Wsrk Of alma, evevv
description on hand and for sale a veIlas red;
ness 20 manufacture every artica N that Ins n
mar be desired - s1e'
- Shower Baths, The best article vel invented
nanufactured and for sale on reasonabls terms,~
IN shoFt, the undersigned i prepared 70 ereeute
any and every arieIe IL his line. IL he mosr :
proved manner and 90 The most liberal Terms. III
patronage Of The public IS therefore solicited.
charlestovn. May 2. 1851. = A'Ns =
RUsHToNs COD LIVER OIL. for sale BY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Aupnsl a1 Iasi-,r
NOTICE.

WISH 10 rent House and Lo. adjoining m
4 Mothers farm, near DuEehs Depot, IN the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad The dwelling house
has fObT Tooms--a kitchen stands near byl The
Lot contains between six and seven acres Twill
rent his properly. There is plank building with
in o7e baa4ssd y1pds ef he dWenise also for rent
AL q SAID properly can be had l6g twelve nOnihs
al very low rent By applying soon.
May 30, IS5l-n. LEWIS NELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Reaidenee FOR Sale.

HNHE Bfick House and Loi, al present IN The O.
Il eupaney Of Mrs Bradley near the Academy,
belonging to the heirs of David H. Snyder, Is offered
for sale. The house Is well located for private
residence, and Isl quite roomy Toany one DESTROYS
OF good house, good opportunity Is pov preseA-
led The terms will be made known BIZ applying 70
the Undersigned al BeTTyYille
JOHN o. SNYDER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
ShepherdtoWn Seminary.

M RS. Il. w. PHELPS will resume the du-
lVl ties of her School, ON Wednesday the t7th OF
September, 1851. She has been careful, as former
", to secure the assistancr Of accomplished asso-
eiate teachers.
TERMS.
Tuition in English, $40 90
Children under twelve years Of age; IS 90
French 10 90
Latin, II 90
Latin and French, 10 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Music-Yocal and Instrumental, 40 90
Tbs Boarding Department is under the care Of
Mrs. CAMPBELL, who occupies one Of the largest
and most commodious houses in the village Mrs.
c. bestows every attention upon those who board
with her which can ensure their comfort, health
and happiness Mrs. Phelps boards with her pupils
and solicitously regards their manners and morals
as well as their mental training The price Of
Board is $50 for the scholastic year Of ten months
young lady may receive instructions IN the high
er branches Of English, Latin, French, Music, and
the most comfortable board, for the moderate rate
of Si6Sper annuu.
August IA, 1851. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
UNION HOTEL.
WINCHESTER. va

Within few Hundred Yards OF one Rail
Road DEPOT.
TUE subscriber respectfully informs his frienis
= and the travelling public generally, ths.t be
has again leased the above establishment, aeTe be
pledges himself 10 use his utmost efforts N nisa.s
all uho may patrenize him. His ehembefs are
large and convenient and furnished n FOOD STYLE
and his izble is always supplied with he yeTy
best the Surrounding country cen afford. ana his
charges moderate He returns his thanks for he
ioelsi pafIeaaSe heretofore bestowed and respect
fully solieiis continuance thereof. -
Z liRs q Stages RIM BY daylight from this house
70 Stanlton, Va, and the Stages for Washington
City and Alexap aria also call al this house for pas
sengers. w n GHEEsT1H-.
March IA, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
StoTes! StoVes!! StoYes!!!

II AM now receiving from the principal Foundes
} Ties in the East. large assortment Of Parlor,
Drawing Room, Office and Cook Stoves, among
which are some Of the most beautiful and best op-
Grating Stoves ever offered il this market for wood
and coal, with both open and closed fronts
will sell Stoves a. Baltimore retail prices, and
those purchasing Stoves from me will have a SCI
lection from Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York Founieries.
TEnMs,-Cash, Corn, Wood, Hams or approved
credit Of Ninety days.
THOMAS D. PARKER.
September 10, l65t--G Spirit
Il Job work Of all descriptions connected with
the Tin, Sheei-iron and Copper business, executed
with promptitude and At prices that canno. fail to
please. r. D. P.
Chsrlessovn. Sept 10, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
TO THEPUBLIC,.
$ ATsWEBSn

TNHE undersigned would respectfully call the
i aneutioa .: the public te his splendid assort-
meni Of work on hand at present, consisting Of
5ADDGBSn
OF every description and at prices that cannot fail
to please, ranging from IS to 500. He has also
a very splendid assortment Of all other kinds of
work which ID made Of the very best materials and
in the neatesi and most durable manner In fact
he intends keep every thing for sale that belongs
to the business. He has on hand some very, excel
lent Shafter Saddles, which are as low as $I2 and
eSomersets as low as so for cash, or on 4 short
credit He still continues to carry on his business
in the shop formerly occupied BY Mr.. VIM. Hicks,
Immediately opposite thebank.
He returns his sincere thanks 10 the public gen
orally for The liberal patronage heretofore extended
to him, aud hopes by strict attention 10 business to
merii liberal share Of the same hereafter. Any
person wishing 10 see him will end him at his shop
JOHN p. GORMAN
ChaFIestgH-n March 81 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06

R1-a What Business was your father r.
saba imperisus Colonel, to . modest lock-
ing: Lientenant A tebaceonist, r.
" What great pity he did net make you
one Z Possibly, cir and new win you allow
me 10 ask yea question ~" Certainly.
What is il 2" q What vas your father ~
g A gentleman, sir @Weil then. all / have
to say is, that It's . deuesd pity he didn't
make yeu one 1t is needless TO remark
that the. Csesnel turned to the right-and
left.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
CHlRLEST0WK ACaDEMY.

EEsHE Trusteesof this institution having appoint
| 4 ID as Is Priacipal JARED n EHOCkER.
thoroughly quslii ed and accomplished Instructor
0fyauth take pleasure IN annoancfnr that he Acade-
m Niii Be- fe-orened nader Fhe mcsi favorable aH-
spices 90 Monaay next he 2aGh instant.
q he trustees have exercised every pger1rsion and
gheff hest judgmeaf IN aakiBg iDrSselectipn
* principal, and shey eesiefe they mar nor As
sure those interested 10 The thorcuxh edaraticn Of
theigrhiidren thai no Academy n The country Of
terssEfeater advantages IN accomplishing that i'm
pogtant Object.
They have determined 10 giFe their personal al
irnfs1n To- the exercises II the school and I'd ce4ope
rate With the principal ID securing good cider and
proper discipline and al the same Tina bT excifpg
IN the pupils proper spirit Of emulation 10 rendt
their studies agreeable Oh At least as LYLE ifksome
as possible. The eonrsesof instruction will COM
riise every branch connected with a thorough aea-
desaic education especially the Latin and Greek.
languages and the higher Mathematics, including
Eiocatfon and Compestion AT the same time, par
iicuar attention viii be paid 70 pupils ia the de-
panment Of plain English education.
~ Ssrai monthly reports win be made BY Fhe priu-
cipal 20 the parents guardian Of the stanaingand
progress Of each pupil
English Department per annum, $4,000
Classical and Mathematical do, 81 90
STUDENTS from distance can be accom- nodated
with board and lodging ID private families on very
reasonable terms, and the location is eRsitelF
heaIiI4.
Should the number 81 pupils require ii an. assis-
tant will be employed.
ANDREW HUNTER, Prcst
October 10, 1851. Board of Trustees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
EYTRI RLnIR.

HNHE undersigned has always On hand ExrEA
u FLouR, No. 1, for sale and in exchange foE !
good article Of Wheat. The above Flour Is ksps
ON hand 10 Charlesiown, by John K. Woods q Co.
and Ely q SOM and hY different merchants q
HaTPers-FsTTy.
WING.
have afo nay Saw-Alili n good repair, and bfrTs
viii be furnished 81 he shortest Notice.
MARTIN EICHELBERGKR.
Rock Spring Mills. May 9, 1904
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
Warehouse at ShePherdsteWa.
Wheat, Corr, &c, Wanted.

TINE Subscribers respectfully inform the csizens
4 of Jefferson and Berkeley counties, Va and
those q Washingior county, Md, that they have
rented the large and cotnmodious Brick W Warehouse
al Shepherdsiown. on The Potomac Tifer, (uDdef the
name and frm Of LECAS q. MOQREl where
they win al tires Be prepared 10 furnish transpoa4
tion in their Superior line of Cansi Boats for any
and al freight, destined for the Markets Of tbs
District. Terms reasonable, as3 such as vii maize
ii the interest Of all 10 give them 4 tfiai
E1 The highestmaTket Cash price viii Be paid,
for from FIVE tOiweniy thousand bushels OF WHEAT
Ito be deliveTedaai such lines as the parties NAV
agree and 10 parcels suitihe convenience Of Hose
interested. Also the highest market price viii Be
paid for CORN, OATS, and Conniry Produce
generally. Farmers and others win find il 10 their
interest to call before disposng Of their Grain or
Produce, as our arrangements are such Is 10 offer
Inducements equal to that Of any other House IN the
Valley.
Plaster, Fish, Salt, &c.
WIN be kept constantly on hand. and disposed of
on the most reasonable terms BY the cargo small
er quantity.
ROBERT LUCAS, Ia.t
SAMUEL MOORE.
SheuheFfStoWN Nov I2E0-1v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-06
To Sportsnlen and others.

TINE subscribers have on hand, and are con-
i stanllF receiving. very large and well-se.
lecied stock of Siagie and Double Barraled Stot
Guns, some very superior, from the best English
manufacturers. Also, Pistols Of every description
comprising Colts and Aliens Reyolvers Aliens
Selteocking, and great variety of single and
double barfelled do; r .rcussion Cans. Gun Wads
Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches and Chargers. Bird
Bags, and Gun Screws and Cleaners with Rods:
all of which will be sold very low by
f SWARTZWELDER & SMITH.
Winchester 1ct D rGSf