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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17

VIRGlNIA.-The Alexandra Gazette
says: I'VE have never known Whig
sentiment. in Virginia 10 be as much uni
ted as il is at present. The Wing par.
~ seems to be entirely welded as 10
principles, measures, and men. At al
most every Wing meeting that has been
held throughout the State resolutions
have been unanimously adopted in favor
of President Fillmore, and not dissen-
Ting voice to the proposed nomination Of
Mr.. Summers as Governor has been
heard. We hail this harmonious agree
ment, and this fraternal feeling as fore
runner of success.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17

MAIL RoBBER CoNvICTED.-At the
sitting of the U. s. District Cour, at 10.
wa City last week, Charles F. Kelley
was convicted of robbing the mail on its
trancit from Iowa City to Dubuque on
the LIST of October, 1850. He had moi
been sentenced when our informant left.
Another indictment for the same offence
was still TO be tried.-Bur. Telegraph.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17

IF Our friend Anderson, p. NJ. at
Eddyville, informs US that he killed a
Pelican on Monday morning which
measured 8 feet from the point OF one
wing to the other. Wasn't he buster!
A lad about l3 years old, who lives
in this place, killed three wild geese at
one shot, with smooth-bore rife, one
day this week.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
New York, Sept. 30, 1851.

Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
New York, Sept. 30, 1851.
The Recent /aaures-- Shipments of
Specie-Rtception of Commodore
Stevens.
The liabilities OF the houses that have
suspended since the present monetary
difficulties commenced, amount to aboul
$l50,000, 600, and that this loss has re.
stricted many of our bes! houses is evi.
dent.
The shipments of specie during the
past week have been ST .220, ll2. the e.
ports of goods during the same time
reaches to but half million, while the
imports have been three millions. Oh
course, while SO little is exported and SO
much imported, the money must go q.
broad to pay our debts.
Commodore Stevens was received
with salute of l2 guns on his arrival
in The Baltic yesterday, as an honor to
the signal triumph his yacht America
achieved in the Old World.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17
Georgia Elections.

COLUMBUS, Oct. Z.
In Muscogee county Cobb HIS l1S
majority for Governor, and James John
son. Union candidate for Congress, 1854.
The Union Representatives have ma.
jority of 100.
Augusta City gives Union majority
of 70.
Richmond county gives 1877 majority
for Cobb
The precinls of Cherokee county, as
far as heard from, give a majority for
Cobb.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17

The MISSISSIPPI SENATORS The
Hon. Jefferson Davis has resigned ms
sea,in The Senate The United States,
in order 10 lessen the weight TO be car
ried by him in the race for Governor, in
which he has entered against Fooie. II
is supposed that Gen. Foote will also re.
sign as Senator before the Gubernatorial
election, in which event there will be two
new Senators elected from the Stale OF
Mississippi.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17
BALTIMORE, October 7

Yesterday morning Richard Thomas,
an apprentice of the Richmond Dispatch
Office, was stabbed and killed by another
boy named VIM. Coadlipp, formerly of
Baltimore. The affair grew out of a
difficulty which originated at the theatre
on Saturday night.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17
NEW ORLEANS, Oct.

I'VE W -NJNLEANS, WI. %
We. have Galveston dates 10 Oct. 3.
Gen. Smith had arrived al San Antonio.
A company OF Cuban volunteers, re-
Gently disbanded at Mustang Island, are
about marching for the seat of the Mex
lean revOluiionisis.
Accounts of The crop are more favora.
BILE
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17

steamer Corvette, which informed YOU
that the "Revoluiionists," as thew are
termed, were contemplating an attack on
the evening of the day on which that let.
ter was written. |, was, however, post
poned until yesterday. The attack
commenced yesterday at 9 o'clock, p.
NJ. and the military were soon compell.
ed TO seek refuge in the church and Gus.
tom house. The whole force under
Colonel Carajapal were three companies.
amounting 10 three or four hundred men,
if am rightly informed. One compa.
ny from Guerrero, under command OF
Don Jose Maria Canales, was placed in
front; the second company, almost all
Americans, was placed in the centre,
under command of Captain Tremble;
and the third company, from Camargo,
under the command of Don Thomas
Cabazos. They were led to the main
plaza by Colonel Carajaval, in spite OF
the cannon and every other mode of de-
fence which the Mcxicans troops could
adopt. The houses on the plaza which
could afford any protection, were soon
taken, aud every Mexican soldier who
dared make his appearance above the
house tops was Immediately shot by the
Texan rifles.
he battle has not as yet closed, thu
i feel every confidence that Col. e.. and
the party viii take the place. Yours
truly.
u. SIP clock, MA messenger
has jus. arrived from Camargo, who IN.
forms us that the city has just been Ia.
ken, and every thing surrendered TO Col
Carajasal. The custom house has been
taken, and all the goods which have here
toiore been seized, including d consider
able 10, of mantas, imperials, &c.
RIO GRANDE CIrY,l
Sept. 90, 1851.
Messrs. Editors: ! write you in haste.
To say tina, the revolutionary movement
on The other SIDE OF The river has com
menced in earnest. The Two parties
have been lighting since The nigh, of The
18Th. The government party have Que
piece Of artillery. and are fortified in the
church. The beseigers have only small
arms. A courier who was in the fight
just arrived, reports that about sixty ON
the Mexican side, including four officers,
have been killed, and four Americans
and six Mexicans, of the revolntionsls,
are wounded, but not MORALLY. A small
reinforcement, left here last night and an
other this morning.
Amongst the knowing ones at this
place il is said President Arisla is al the
head of this movement, and that he is
now EN- roaie from Mexico to Sierre Ma
Dire, his ohject being To revolulonize all
The north, RI Mexican States. BOOK.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17

10 Ii appears that the call which was
issued and published in number OF pa
rers for Democratic National Conven-
ton, was all 4 hoax perpe.rated al The
New York Harald Office.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17

n See SANDS advertisement. He
wants 10 trade of his large stock of
Goods (chear) for Cash or Country
Produce. Give him call.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17
SAyAyNAu. Ga. s o'clock. p. N.

Returns from % counties give Howell
Cobb a majority for Governor of 400.
and in | 0 additional counties, Mcdonald,
Southern Rights candidate, has 1000
majority.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17

~ See notice Of Real Estate to sell.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17

rY Beef is worth 90 to ~ nett, here.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17

Plain truth needs no flowers of-rpeech.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-17

Saturday. Sept. 20, IL Am.
DEAR H.: The battle has been des-
perately fought and Carajaval has been
victorious. 1t commenced yesterday,
at2 O'Clock, and only ended this morn
ing al 8. The Mexicaas done bravely,
but were at last forced to surrender. with
some sixty odd killed and wounded. -
Four officers killed. among whom was
Morales. On Carajaval's side none kill
ed, and only seven wounded. The mill
,arv surrendered at discretion. Caraia-
val is now occupied in forming new laws
aid regulations. There was no artille-
ry with the insurgents, while the Gov
eminent troops had one or more pieces.
But the cannoneers were picked off by
the rifles until they could no longer
stand it.
This ] send you by express. and have
no time 10 say more.
Yours, in haste, j. HIP.
RIO GRANDE CITY,2
8 o'clock, Sept. 90.
Dear Sir You have. ere this. re-
reived my short communication per
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The BfInty Land Bill Passed.
MAr 0f 1910 Sc

EHHE Bill3 granting BOUNTY LAND TO- the
IL SplAierHs whether regulars, volunteers or mi
lipaJ enaagedib the War of 1872 'l3 and IA, and
in the Florilk or Seminole War Of 1886 81 80,
&c, and lGeHs Wayne's Indian War, or any War
since I5g0 1eiag finally paSsed Congress, the>un-
dersisned beAg in possession Of all the forms, and
understanding fully all the requirements of the va
rious oshees VI the Government will attend prompt
~ to pradHfin# the same for claimants
In casd e Eie death of the Soldier, the WIDOW or
Minor CAiIdf4s will be entitled.
,Fhosel SosNiers VITO engaged TO serve twelve
months pc Diving the war, and datuQiiV serrcd mine
months will fkreive one hundred and sixty acres
and those wARengased to six months, and actuaAy
rseerea fokr A4nt6s will receive eighty acres and
Arose whip eliaagedto serve for any. or indefinite
period ,ahd d35tauy Serrea enc month will receive
forty acres N
As the Icaiefant or warrantee, IS not allowed the
privileged si ing or assigning away his certificate
or warfaEf BOD instead, is compelled to locate or have
his LAID lo44ed and as considerable delay and
risk in rrocakng good and adrd4Sq &eonsly located
Land, Will twEthe consequence, Ute subscriber in
order 10 nhyiSle this difficulty, has made arrange
Inents win SSspcteat and responsible gentlemen in
the West fs3seeei and locate Lands specially
thereby secAfShg prime farming and aiayketabie
Land aftFy #ssfch the Patent for the same, or The
Lard, gan LHasoEd Il desired, at full value thus
saving sbD sk$ 100 on the claim, besides guarding
against, I4anAs SPECTATORS and many unforeseen
and Observation-Disclosures that will otherwise occur
Forms and RESTRICTIONS fnrnished-the Warrant
or Cerilfcalef4 sbtained-the same heated and the
PateHt oF ERSd Sold at fnH price,; the Fee for The
acaate sfytieesN ill be qnie moderate.
All biifinekEs attended topromptly. A share Of
patronage IS s4icited. Address ppst- paid,
iJOHN s. GALLAHER, Junior
WashiHstpS d. e., Oct. ii 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
NEW AND CHEAP
FALL g WINTER GOODS.

h TINE undersigned has just returned from iheI
Il il Eastern markets with a lDplete assortment
olFall and WiAterGoods, which haye been selected
1 with great care, and will be sold at small profits
adopting the old aGage that Chg nimbe sixpenee
better than the slow shilling His stock consists
I'M part of the following articles
Canton Cloths for Ladies' Dress;
Embroidered do, {ai colors, atbeautiful article
II MeriEoes, assorted coloTS;
.AIpacas, Figured and pan,) assorted colors
/ Mouselains, tisQred anfplani) a good assortment;
I Ladies' sShawIsi all patterns and sizes;
Ladies Gloves, of superior quality, Silk and Kid
sGfntlemen's Buskin- Beaver and Kid Gloves !
beautiful assortment OF Fa II and Winter Bonnefs
fSuperior~T Trimmings for Ronnets; e.
Jenny Lind Trimmings for Dresses all coogs
large ortuient Of Dress Silks, all eoors, and
! cheap;
iF4ll and Whit r calicoes beautiful paternsgand
}Llees Edgings, Wells, Grapes Illusions. Flowers,
! &C.;
superior French Cloths, very low;
CAssimeres (FFeDch and American, assorted cslors
/ and very eAeapf
iC4ssjnets all Ptices
7LindseyS, very theap;
IA large sock Of Domestics4 very low;
While and coloFed Flannels, very fine and cheap
ll04 ia I2 4 and 1874 Whitney Blankets, rs per
+ cent lower than last year !;
IA good ASSORTMENT OF Hosiery 4 4 Cf,
Allarge assortment Of Ladies' Misses, and Chill
L drens Shoes;
tAilarge assortment China, Glass and Quecnswarei
g" Hardware;
i jeoEnplete stock Of Tinware;
5Gentlemen's Hats Fall fashion, very superior;
| Wool Hats yeiy low; t<
SANTA Fe Watef Proof Hats 50 cts;
| A complete stock Of Groceries; s
Flour Bacon and in fact every article that is usu-
ANY Kept in a retail store.
4 Ills friends and the public ale most respectfully
iIvited to call and examine his stock before making
their purchases as he makes no charge for showing
I his Goods J0HNsG.. WILSON,
Opposite The Arsenal, ShcB'A g., IL. FtUy.
Harper>-Ferty Oct fS 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
Warehouse at ShepherdstOWn.
Wheat, Corn, &c, Wanted.

tfTNHE subscribers respectfully inform The citizens
IL OF Jefferson and Berkeley counties, Va and
rtluse Of Washington county, Md, that they haYy
rented the large and commodious Brick Warehouse
al Shephcrdstown, on the Potomac river. (underthv
>lIame and firm Of LUCAS 6 MOQRE,1 where
they will attines be prepared to furnish transporia
fon, in their superior line Of Canal Boats for any
and all freight destined for the Markets Of The
District Terms reasonable and suehas will make
il the interest Of all TO give ihem trial.
s+g- The highest market Cash price will bepaid.
tpr from five totwepty thousand bushels ofW HEAT
ITO be delivered al such times as the pariessmsy
agree, and in parcels to suit the convenience ofhose
Interested. Also, the highest market price will be
paid for CORN, OATS, and Country Produce
generally. Farmers and others willifnd it to their
Interest to CALI before disposng of their Grain or
Produce, as our arrangements such to offer
Inducements equalto that OF any other House in the
Valley
Plaster, Fish, Salt, &c.
viii be kept constantly on hand, and disposedsof
on the Most reasonable terms by the cargo or small
eE quantity.
ROBERT LUCAS, IN,
SAMUEL MOORE.
Shepherdstown Nov g. lS5O-Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

- Anj;neeneous matchmaker Of Cinein-
ma; has succeeded in inventing and bring,
IN; inc, into praciicals nse much improved gas
b,,aer n consists of tube to be placed
on the top Of the gas burners now IN use,
which tube is about two inches in length, Mt
ting over aud close to the outside Of the iron
81 thai ahs siifin the present gas burner es-
capcs as::into tae tube. On the top Of this
tabe il an extended aud wider slit, and the
,ss escaping theEefrolR is lighted The re-
salt II fhat the same burner Increases the
1;..h, 4. ~ room to loasbis Tie iatensifp il
la hesare he tube vas pus on ! Fitting
the new invention 10 It's place and taking il
Of the 4lifIerenee il light in she room is said
10 be striksnaly perceptible
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
VARIETY.
..yg SOMETHING SWEET TO TELL
AH FOU.

81, wss rRASrrs osdooD.1
rvr something sweeit to tell you,
But The secret yon must Keep,
And remember, il it isn't nighi,
lam taking in my sleep
FofI know am hut dreaming.
when think youf lore is mine
And know they ne bat SEEMING.
Z ALI hopes that around me shine.
So remember, when tell you
What can no longer keep,
We are none Of US responsible
For what we say 10 sieer.
NV pretty secrets coEningi
on, listen with your heart,
And Won shall hear Il hunlaing
So close twill make you start.
Oh. shut your eyes 80 earnest,
Or mine will wildly weep;
! love you! | adore you but
II ain talking in my sleep"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
Severe Deafness. Cured.

Tie ollawlng an eNtfact om letter lately received
from distinguished phy stefan in the State OF Virginia
- II. CBHisrIE, 81 Ds-DeaT SIR One OF my patents
unkn6wn obtained your GGironic Re and NsekIaee
wlth the Magnetic ffHfd, fnr serioas affection Of Deaf
ness The case was that u lsdy whose Nervous system
was much dordeTed and her general health poor Much
was done previously u the application Of the Belt but with
YER. Little success and feel only right tell You
she commenced wearing The Bell ara sinv fhe Find
but q few weeks ego, she kas ENTIRELY RiCOVFRED
HER HEARING anG her general health better than
seserel years.
- Every Of Deafness II Il be Nervous a il generally
Is. can be Cared BY this wonderful remedy n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
EXTRA FLOUR,

TTNHE undersigned has always on hand ExTRR
~ Flour, No, l, for sale and in exchange for
good article of Wheat. The above Flour is kept
On hand in Charesown, by John K. Woods & Co.
and Ely & Son. and BY different merchants at
HarpeEs Ferry.
SAW WING
have also my Saw MilIin good repair, and bills
will be furnished at the shortest notice
i MARTIN EICHELBERGER.
I Rock Spring Mills, May 9, Is50-I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
TRUSTEE.N SALE.

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed by George
ID Backkcuse dated on the 9th day OF DecrIn-
her 1880 and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of
The Colnty OF Jefferson the undersigned the sur
wiring Trustee therein named. viii proceed lolseli
al Public Auction. the highest bidder, for cash.
On llea81H ne l7tk day Of Esbraarv nexf, SO much
Of a certain TRACT OF LAND. situated in The
county Of Jefferson on the Southeast side of the
Shenandoah river, adjoining the lands ef Roper,
Howell and others and now occupied by said Back.
house as will produce, besides the expenses Of sale
the sam VII St49 S.
The whole Of said Tract contains about 4IS
ACRES. and 50 much as viii be required for The
purposes AFORESAID VIII be sold on flhe Sousk-wes,
Side thereof
Such little only as the undersigned has power 10
SELL WILDE made 70 the purchaser. Iris believed.
however 10 be indispatable
sale 10 take place in front Of Carriers Hotel in
chafaes,oyrn. about the hour ufI2 a.
ANDREW HUNTER.
Sarririag Tfrace.
Decenber q, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
CASH FOR NEGROES.

III AM DESTROYS 10 purchase a large number of
il NEGROES Tor the southern markets, men,
Women boys girls and families forIwhich | will
give the highest cash prices.
Persons having slaves 10 sell will please inform
me personally,So r BY letter al Winchester, or z.
ST aver al Martinsburg which will receive prompt
attention 4 or B. M & " L. Campbell No PIP,
West Pratt strset5 Baltimore
y, ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
F dsent far n a. r. l., Campbell
NarfinShpro Auaust p IS5O--tv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
NIcVEIGH, BROTHER. & Co.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, SEPTEMBER, 1850,
ID ESPECTFULLY make known to their Gus
IL toners and dealers generally, that they are
now in the receipt Of their regular Fall StoekIof
Roots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, SC,
purchase directly Of The ManGiarurers in New
England, at such prices and on such terms as 10 en-
able them 10 compete fully, with any of the North
ern Cities They invite attention 10 the following
az comprising Only portion of their stock
as5o5 Cases and Cartoons containing Mems Thick
and Heavy Brogans;
Mems do. do. 4 Oak Bottom, round and
fiat seam;
Do. Navy aud Planters. do;
10. very heavy and extra sizes, do
DO. unbound do; Boys and Youths, do. 4
Mems Monroes-C Cali, Kip and Seal, do;
Boys and Youths, do. !;
Mems Double Sole Thick Boots f
Do Tapp-Sclc, 90;
Boys, Yoath's and Childrehs do
Mems Calf, Cork Sole, (war, waterproof) DO;
Do Fishing, do;
DO Kip and Grain, do.
Do Kip half Welt do;
DO. Fine Calf Morocco Stitch, do
Womebs Morocco and Kid Welt Buskins;
Do Do do. do Ties;
I4aties extra-ine Morocco and Kid Buskins and
Al Ties;
Do. do Leather Bootees
DO. do. do. Bu<kins and Ties;
Do. Low priced Kid, Seal, Calf and Motocco
R Rognds
Misses Leather, Kid, Calf and Morocco Slippers
and Buskins;
4 Do IL do. Bootees;
GhildFens Boots and Shoes in great VARIETY
eos Cases HHes and Caps, /;
Comprising Beaver. silk, Rdssia, Cashmere An
D COLA Drabb and R.aeA Wool with very large
II and genera assortment of Navy, Travelling,
Glazeda.G other fashionable styles Of Cloth aud
otbs. Gaps;
Us Hair aud Black Leather Trunks;
1000 pounds Shoe Thread with variety OF Mems
4 Wdmens Misses and Childrenas Metallic Over
4 Shoes ard Boots.
They respectfully invite an early cali from all in
pursuit Of bargains.
McyEIGH. BRO. s. co.
Prince street Wharf.
@-Alava.,dr;a Cenfer nler {; 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
Blacksmithing.

TTNHE undersigned having LEASED the Blacksmith
u Shop OF MIR. George Eichelberger; on 8 Cat,
Tail" Offers his services as a Blacksmith. lie
will do all kinds of Farm Work, Mill Irons, Edge
FOOLS &c, al the shortest notice, and for the very
lowest prices Articles manufactured BY him which
are 1ol done to order and otthe best materials may
BIZ returned free Of charge He invites trial from
the Tublie GEORGE CLOSE
II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
Cash for Negroes,

TFNHE subscriber is anxious TO purchase a large
jill number OF Negroes, Of both sexes, sound and
likely. Persons having Negroes TO dispose Of will
find tito their interest TO gyeshim.a call beoresell
Ing as he will pay the rFly Highest cash prices
He IAN be seen al the Berkeley Courts al Martins
alrg, ON the2d Monday and al Berryyille the ith
Monday in each month and usually al his residence
i'll Charlestown.
Allletters addressed to him will be promptly at
tended TO- WM. CROW.
II Charlestow1s Feb. 10 ISiS-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
A CARD.

r HAVE just returned from New York where
made arranEemenia with Mr. Geo. w Farm
ham, soFbc furn Shed reguiaTlylwilh GARMENTS cut
in the --latest fashion, and the Rsporlsn for ne same
regularly received GentleraHn may feel assured
that all work given me will beIcut and finished in
the best style and upon terms satisfactory 10 IL
CoATs, VEsTs and PANTS OF livery style viii be
made 70 the taste Of gentlemen. My object Is If
possible, hy all means TO please. GAaMRNys made
in the city oil New York are npw in my Shop, and
the pablo are invited TO examine them Having
for many years given my whole attention 70 my
business can say with confidence that Gan now
combine taste with comfort, and that my Journey
men are every way cofnpetent Eand feel Jest pride
in finishing their work in q w9rkmanlike Snanner.
10 word am nov, prepared Hosuit all stes and
only ask a fair trial bY the public.
Grateful to The public for pHst patronage a con
tinuaDee is respectfully soiicited. From persons
al distance no less than ali hdne, should be ha p
pY to receive trial, aud 4 feel confidence. in
statiRg as am authorised By 5ur Merchants to DO
Goat Cloths, Cassimeres Trilhmfngs &c, will be
seld ON the most favorable sertnss and al PRICES
| greatly less than heretofore. ,
JOHN H. A. REDMAN4
/ NayI er:is5o f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
CARRELII,N MOTEL.

AIRS. CARRELL respectfully announces 10 the
s4JI public that the Hotel is slilropen Tor accom-
mediation OF persons passing or visiting Harperst
Ferry. The premises have undergone thorough
painting and cleaBsng--and she is prepared 10 ac-
cPmmodate III style MOI surpassed On The route
She invites the patronage ofthe travelling patlc.S
AHarpefs Ferry Sept. 20 1850.