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New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

Summons for money oeHauu On Con.'a-
- uIinenx u RFIN al gENRY CHASE lCom not 10
- You are hereby summoned snd 'sql red 70 aa~st
IN u I. acton ths csy hed 10 tbs on - OF
,,t al ts rs ato County Of New YORK Al The OS he.n
a. ct, of New York % serve copy o youi as"s 20 w
on the subsefbsr az hs otce No % W an A. n ms
-, M New York within tWsa taJ sr the service OF TINS sum
,ou srusve Of The day of 'ch service aao you az
s complsot the tine aioresad, ne panun
= . scon take against you or e sum o' one hu
.J snd gbty dollars cents with interest from e
80 e sy one thousand eight h1sdfed and orJ nns besides
, 81. ftbis ,cton- D,ied see Yort. Aprl % ls5i
80 RICHARD KIMBALL,
ofsuerW Plaintiff = Attorney, SO Wal 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

N Nesse. ,, kvss sgcra-g Z. -, q al2srss' ~,
Sf..,.-s, hohACE C0SSN kil, ate 81 ~ ' 80 %
- - - est,ea oi S,gtoi sld Co4ns o.. SlioA dscsss'a
/ H. - l. sElisi Tie w1 souchsn -Asiso
II aa-ra'rI of ne gods, caatiss ani esa'a
Attor-, Aek escesce Grr~npo s0sesaa or 70 hsf
~. Tw.sv -, rNiooe - South Nssf0t Ga o. esofs
s,ul-, ls.o u~ Sv ol NV uelL-Dae3 Ns~ l0fl, su NO
.Il..-.w, CATHERINE coGswELL, AalssuStrI
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
of the WlLKESBARRE

~ COAL co, 9s Broadway, Newly ork W yonlns
CoAl-This Company 10 now receiving and are prepared
70 deliver 10 steamboat propueors ard other consumers
their coal BY he cargo a. The market pco
Slsln. WALTER MEADE, Presdeot
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
MORRIS q ESSEX RAILROAD

NEORRlS q ESSEX RAILROAD
IVA SUMNER ARRANGEMENf Leave Dover
n Freight. 7 ~ A. N snd 2 NJ Leave MoTrst0va
g. Frriehtt g. e. an. and ? IS N. Leave Muvile 5,
FTeight. q as 8 = A N. and ID. 3 Sl8PM.
RFrtRNiNG. LEAVE NEw-YORK- For Dover ", III -
81 Fr-igh.. ard N FOr Morfistown 81, n -
A NJ Freight and 4. 6. NJ For Aillville VI, 10,
II S0 4 NJ Efeight, and Z,
DoVFR P,sSkNGER LfNEs Leave Dover, lOA aud
2P N. Morus,owu. : 4, A "A. ard q, PM Madisoa,
55A Al and - L NJ summit IS A NJ snd Nj
Mnlvile s sS A NJ aud Is Pm Orange, 3 81 ". and
SS8PM Arrive NJ Ne~Ak 81 An and ~ M al
New.York Al = So 4 Al and Z 81 Z NJ.
RETURNiNG- Leave New NOfk 81 2 so NJ and PAs
lesye Newark a. 9l5A ~ and4 a PM -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

itIhOANcE Of order o. hs sarrVcs,s % - Coaaty Of
- - tctcs bsrsts o. ~ persons -a't Clans
sas PATRICK BRISNSN i's OF 80 G ,y g. Sss Forh,
'eeesst pre.s,t Wth volcher' thsr-c 20
-, Nihs oncs OF Jamss ; lssof, ~ oH tstnNls
ihs Cy o. New York oa GO bsers us ihrt-,h dSy %
tr1t-Datsi sss Yofs - Iwefs = sAy q Fsor-@fy,
80 -, JAMES TAYLOR, ADM s,fa;or
= -A-'t""eo JOAASA RkENNAN,N Atrfr >ifs'rr-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

~ PURSUANCE Of surrogats o. hs County Of
AE.- hereby gvsn 70 all psrsons ha'ns eAni
JOSIAH LUPTON OF the City Of New fork dssasss
the ssbscrbsr athsr
sncs No 278 seventh - City ofSeW YORK before
ths of July nsItDaso seS 1or ne slA
day ofJaugsry, ls6l ANIOiNAII. . Lef.O.,
law A1mihAIalAs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

SJPRsns COVkl-CY -s9 S.s,ss, z " Kim5s sS4
for money oemant 90 c0nHacI-
s,sss.dep T. W klaBALL Yon are hereby unnoaed and
m aver the complaint o. tbs acton an' 70 s-feae eopy
- 80, u.t 70 ts not on ihe 'aoscieA a hs oHo
c. n, Rsw OH twenty Gays aief iue secs efe'
~ S,v of .ueb servcs al TO sns"sf ne sad
a. I'M. aforesaid the psths 10 t1s se'on WI
esnt sr,nst YOU ~ four heaafso - 10y
- e,r. b interest hunced acc MY one ~
~. went, ,eeoad dsy of September 100 eno on tnos 5
,.,v 80 ool,rs FROM 6f-ehth Gay Of narch one
-, hundred spd ff bsoss the cos o. 'hs s.'0 30 80
nd,os that compliant thn acron W. l ~ v.os Say Of
s., Iss- Dated Ns~ Yok, Aerl ,. ~. r,,s ,.,o,.v
40 laWsmW II ~ 9HNO 49,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23

CHaRLEST0MN lrInrMT

Wiz Irlseesuf hi inssi dI15Snn hnvs.-
e ~ ~ Principal JARED Il. crlf1 & ~
tnofCus hy qEali "a and aecoulpiishe3 i,sfr,,gr
o ynathtaEe pleasure ii annuune ire la tl,. A-ass
ny VIII Be re-opened under lhe raost favorabls a.
SPECS, 20 MopdaY ne1i, The 20sA instant.
Pc tfusters hare exercised every ufecanficn 40
lneir best Judgment IN making indsesous selection
ot psinclpals and they believe lher r1sr nov -
sure lhose interested IN the thorough eAs,rs,is n
lnelr cnlldren. thai 20 Academy 10 The coansrr 81
lefs greater advantages ID aceomp tishing MAT i'm
Iney have determined 10 gire their personal IT.
ienlon p the exercises 81 The school and 10 co che
rate with me rincipaIiin securing good order sna
proper discipline, and III the same time 81 exctIng
p the pnpis proper spirit 81 emulation. torender
iheir st9dles agreeable 81 at least as little rksoine
az possible The course Of Instruction will com
rise every branch connected with thorough ara
drmlc edneaticn. especially The Latin and Greek
languages and the higher AEashe1aatics, including
Execution and Composition; al the same time, par-
tenlar attention will Be paid 10 pupils ii ne de-
partment Of plain English edntatian
Semi monthly reports will Be made By he prfn-
eApaf 10 The parents guaian or the standing and
progress Of each pupil
TERMS
English Department per al4nnm, $4,000
Classical and Mathematical do, ID, 90
Ssnden's frem distanee:can be accommodated
with board and lodging in Irivase families Oh very
reasonable terms, and Tie location is entirely
healthy.
Should the number 81 pupils require it, an assis-
tant viii be employed
ANDREW HUNTER, peesk
October 10, 1851 BtsEri n TfaskeS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
wrlLrAnF J. sTEpHrHs
MER CHANT TAILOR
And Ready-Made CIeihier, /.
c6rner ~ Bridge and sAennnaeah Streets.
HARPERS-FERRY IA.

Garner of Bride ana shenandoah Streets,
HAMPERS FERRY, "a,
vTToULD sespecifally make known 10 he CHI
w zents Of Harpcrs-Fefry, and he public 10
general. that be has just resnFned fT5n ihe Rich
inona and Baltimore MARKETS with large and ex-
n s5ys a. falloWs
: cEDTHs- eOsers and aaasiisics, from 81
to Stg per ward
CASSE1fERES-Ai colors. shades, and quail
les ffouf IS cts I'd 81 peT yAT3.
FESTTNGS<+Silk Saiih MeFino embroidered
ana Essher vesiIngs. fTtm s 10 Sc per,yara
SkIYNET S-sBiae. black iigAt and dark gray
and Essler. easoIs froin a1t cEs, to ST PER yaId.
ALSO-A genFFal assoFtmenl 81 trimmings
neat i5sbioaahle Rnd good.
RE4 u Y-H De CLOTHING.
yery III aeriak stock consisting IL single and
double 0geF Coats. al prices yarsing from 50 10
Ffees AMI Drdss Goats, frouk Sc. 10: Sa5. latest
fashion and made aud trimmed n very best style
SACKS C3ateeS and Business Frccks from To
SfSl ia cut maize and trim not toste ecnaliea il
ne aeaasy Afso# single ard double Eretsied Vests
a very large ASSORTMENT, cploF, qaalitg, Sc, from
Psntalooas or Cloth, Cashmere, ami Saiinet, Of
All sEes, eoois and qaaliles from IS to IS per
XXI XII j general ASSORTMENT Of tays' Clothing
such Is Goats Pshts ana R4undabonJs--aea cheap
and Eg9o4--ai pffaes which cannot fail 80 please.
have also IN Hand a large assortment of Shirts,
plain and fancy; SILK ana WOODEN Undershirts,
Drawers, StocksH Cravats Shirt caliars. Suspsn-
ders. Gloves, Poeket Hanaserehiegs ana SoekS-
ia sh9r fail supply Of al at1felss fjf genllemens
wear wAieh Will sch allhw prices iqr cash, or 70
punrfaal cuslomers Oh short credit
I'd conclusion h ask call from III who may slsh
10 baR and Galt4r myself thar none sill go away
dissatisfied WILLIAM J. STEPHENS.
October 16, 1861
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
Choice jefferson Land for Sale.

ii TNDER thesprovisions ct Deed Of Trust ex.
- eenfed todAe Undersigned BY George G. Grove,
on ne Sllh eaS oi March, 1871 and recorded in the
Clerks Once pf The Cennty Court OF jefferson
eoaatK he Wall oiieF Tor sale before the door Of the
Soarthoese % Jefferson county, On Friday TIE 3la
Day q Ossa6eTss 1891, 80 much OF the TRACT OF
LAN u conveyed ~ the deed, as will be sufficient
e psy laf sum % Soi5 With Interest on $3.50 81
PaH thersoi IRON TIE lIh day Of Jaly, 1851 10 the
gay q IA aba ne costs and expenses necessary
70 tae eKecasl9sa Of the deed. Tie sale will Be
made by he aste-and for 50 raany acres undivided
q viii te nsce9SaFy 5epay the amounts Aforesaid.
lefass as prescribed hy The decd Of tras,. cash.
d g. w. SAPPlNGToNi ia,
October 2 ii55I Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
gfsg ~ gAeg Scoops

EsHE Subscribers are now receiving 4 very large
and faest beautiful stock Of FAN ana Winter
Gooas. which we've selected with great care and es-
peeial refFence u the wants bf their friends and
neighboFs inih.s county The gentlemen win find
their stock ri embrace evelg yarieiy-ef
Cloths, CasSfRsereS and gestings:
SBlaek French and A,garisanGlo,hs. superior Blue
Brown and shaded Cialhs; Plain, Black and Doe
Skin CassitRefes. Fancy; Six, Salim and other
Nesslngs, ptain and figured
They particularly avte he Ladies 70 call ana
examine sheig stock 81
LADIE S. DRESS GOODS.
Heavy Bsoeade aud Plata Silks, Spun Silk Praids:
splendid Paris PEinted palainS. Light Colored
Glaeie Silks Freaen MeEia6Es Alpacas. Bo5urg
Cioahsr Cashmeress silk Paplias, Ginghams Cali
GOES. Sc Also Bay State i0ag and SQUARE Shawls
L. q, Hdkfs; French Worked Collars, Cuffs and
Sldeyes; Rich neek Ribbons Manila and Bonnet
Nelgels Hosiery and Gloves ofvafious Kinds.
Maekinaw and Whitney Blankets; Carpets.
Floor and Table oil ClotAs. A Iarge stock Of
STAPLE Domestic Goods
Hats and CAPS Of The latest Style
Persons wishing 10 purchase will find 10 their,
adFaniagsto give them call, as their Goods were
hpesht upon the most advantageous terms. and win
be disposed Of accordingly
LOCK, CRAMER s. LINE.
m q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
JeTerson BootaRd Shoe

fTNHE Subscriber would most respectfully iafofm
Il bis customers and The public generally that he
Is now seeessiag bis FALL and WINTER sup
pig ri Goods which is large ard well seiecied aad
p hsch aeeaTnesily solicits tie attention Il par
eaaseEs y ssving be can make it their Interest 10
has consisting ia par, of the following articles 10
vii. ! Ladies hfgh and low cut JeenP IGndS. Mo-
feec1 aid k6g, DO, Walking shoes. Slip2<ts aud
Pafassss I dsi BFonzsd K Jeany Liaas: ID 6 aat
aAa Mosaccsi Boots; 90 French Lasting 6aitegs;
Misses aaI ehildren's shoes variety do Boots
Gsntlemenss Calf Morocco. Kip aaa Coarse
Boots; Bsys de-, Youths do, Chiiaren's do
A variety of Gun Shoes for Gentlemen. together
win The largest and best ASSORTMENT Of our own
Maaaiae.pre on hand. Cali and see, we charga
nothing iar look
Jas. MCDANIEL Agent
Ort,8 1851. for s RiDENors
Is AL work sold BY Us. The rips repaired With
oat .harga ~ 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
Rare chance for Mercantile Business.

fFNdE subscriber having engaged in business 10
the cry Of Washington, Is anxious 10 dispose
Of his Stock Of Goods at Elk Branch Jefferson co.
Va The stock on hand is vel assorted And viii
be sold al great bargain The location possesses
gfeatadvantages for doing safe and profitable bn-
snest. The Store House is one Of The bess ard
most convenient 10 the county, and the Dwelling
adjacent cemmodious and comfortable. and a age
Lt4 attached all ofwhich can be had at moderate
rent.
Taking all into consideration think /. nesscs
g5eaer Inducements than any place in the ceaniy
as place Of residence. and fer doing a profia5le
business ~
The Store Floase can be rented mihuu, iheDwei.
Iling Etde,ied
Letters addressed 10 me at Duffeldis nepot will
receive psoatp, attention. L. p MILLER
Oct l6 ISL Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
Pumps !! Pumps ]!

TNHE subscribers wonld call the attention Of the
Il public TO their different varieties of~WsH and
Ctsteri PRhps, comprising the Cast Iron Rsrolr-
ing Spoftt TFeii Pamp; ~ CiSerg Pump, 10 draw
water any depthi and warranted not to freeze the
DoiJles Aettag Force and Suction Pump for forcing
water 4 great distance and very valuable for de-
nestle purposes I; also, the Chain Parg.
The above Pumps combine simplicity with dura-
billy Of construction, and are cheap thst their
couFeHience can be brought within the reach of
every enc. They are almost universally used at
the Nlrth, and our sales have given general sails
factioh a II orders promptly attended TO-
SWARTZWEEDER & SMITH
Winchester Oct, ,. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
NeT STYLE Fall Paner Hanrinrs.

~ GRIFFITH begs leave il can thc a,t4n.
Vi ton Of his eastomers and the public general.
~ 70 his Paperhaneing Warehouse and exanIarf
his well selected assortment as II embraces 8if III
newest patterns.
Fine French Glib Pap~rs. fSr Pariors.
10 Gothic Panel and Column PAPER. az evsrv
~ descriptions
flazed and Common papers az every iiAsesiatEo,,
Fteneh and American Bisa Board Prints
/ Do do Borders;
! Landscape Views &r.
Aise. may BE- found venitiaH Blinds both wide
ard narrow stats; Patent Blinds; Transpare6t
Wihdof Shades, &c; all OF which we ARE now
sesiihg AZ reduced prices O. ST GRIFFITH
- PaperhansiGg Warehaase f.g2 Rat sr
Oct % 1851. nextto The PATRIOT Office
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
HOl F0R THE WINTER.
STOKES, ,ST0EESt! STOVES

n VIE subscribers have determined 10 wage war
II against The Geld blasts Of winter, and are now
manufacturing, atfheE Jefferson Iron Foundry Coal
and Wood Saves, Gfages and Cook Stoves, Of the
very latest AID best patterns; Ten plate Stoves
also VITA cooking apParips, adapted 70 The use Of
small families; FireIFEontS, with CRATE for either
wtpd 81 coal oth,orhameulal and useful: Crates
for open heafths; also, the celebrated Egg Stove,
especially adapted 70 The burning Of fine as well as
lump coal In fact, every thing. calculated 10 az
foF' faid and camfoft' to our friends in cold and
wintry peaiher, The public wifi please call and
examine Our sock.
~ Stoves repaired and old casting taken. a! all
tilaes in exchange fot new work.
Oct Q, 1851 ZIMMERMAN Sc co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
ROGABRIDGE LAND
EOR SALE.

INFlE SUBSCRIBER viii sell al public Auction. on
Il. the l0ta dsY oi Noyemher nent his Plantation
known IS tie Gay Farm, lying on The North
River in the Ehsturessof Rockkridse and between
lie Furnace aid Forge of Bath iron Works
This tract contains about
200 Acres.
about 900 Of which, are River Bottom and Is one
OF the most valuable and productive farms in ma,
section 81 Rockbridge being in good condition and
well adapted tp the culture OF and all kinds Of
grain. Il has npoa il an excellent
TIN X:RIsR,
and Is located in good neighAothood. Persons
wishing 10 paFchase are invited 10 view the pfemi
seS before the day Of sale.
.TEaNs. The purchase money will be divided
into four equal annual paycenls; the purchaser
executing bonds with good security, and the tile
wiihaeld ualil4he purchase money is paid. Far
ther particulars on The day OF sale.
The sale viii take place al the Forge Of Bath Iron
WORKS, at - o'clock n. when survey Of the land
will he exhibited.
Al thesaEae ame and, place, Iwill sell at public
auction, on liberal credit,
TR,I CT D r LAND,
lying on Bratbns RGnlin said County. Called The
Baer Tract containing about 400 ACRES This
tract is heavily timbered and kas 4 Water-Power
upon it.
These lands win belshown BY Mr.. Janes Wat
kins residing at Bath Forge
ArDarss-- Wm. Weaver, r Master, Buffalo
Forge Hock5rdge Co!
WILLIAM WEAVER.
October Q. 1851 .--ts-sI 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
"A FARM FOR SALE,

ENiE subscriber, intending 10 relinquish farming,
a offers or-sale Mis- FARM lying about29 miles
Southeast al Ck4rIeStoWn Jefferson COUNTY con-
tanning about
I05 Acres,
which has fair proportion Of timber This land
is equal in fertility any in Jefferson county, All
enclosed with good and substantial fencing SIEVE
raj fiae Springs are upon the Farm, yielding an
abundant sapplp Of pure water, one of which is
near the Dwelling house
IBe improvements are convenient and comforta-
BE in their arrangements. !,
Terms will be very accommodating; and forfnr-
Their particulars apply. 70 lhe subscriber on the
premises. RICHARD WILLIAMS
September II, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
HousehoId and Kitehen FnrniLure,

CoNsIsTlxG OF
Beds and BedSteads;
superior Hair llIaitrdss, Bureaus;
Secretary, Bookcase ana Books J,
Wasaaands, Candle do;
1oaict and Dressing Glasses, C2ock;
Mahogany dining and brcak1aa IhJles J;
Do, tSideboard, Lounge, Chairs,
Sofa;
2 do-f irory handle Kaives and Forks
Mantek Glass, | bell metal Kct,te;
Patent Refrigerator, agarly hctc;
Dinner and Tea China
Cut Glass Chom6sy Sets, Carpets and
Rigs;
Andirons, Sjtoreis and longs;
PLATED and brass CnndkestickS;
large Bathing Iub, / &anly Store;
/ Portable Crate
KITCHEN WIRE good Cooking
i, Store, C4pdoards, TABLES, Pos and Aet-
ids.
DAIRY WARE-l barrel md ! up
right Chu1H, IpJs, Buckets, Crooks end
StDae Jars
Saddles, Guns, and variety Of other articles
which il Is not necessary 10 enumeraie.
Sale 10, be continued from day 10 dag until all the
the ARTICLES redisptsed d.
TERMS-A credit 81 nine months will be given
on all sums of five dollars and upwards, the pur-
chaserto give bond with approved securiiy--under
that sam the cash will be required. M property
10 be removed until The Terms are complied with.
RICHARD DUEFIELD.s .
WM. r. CAGES, Auctioneer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
FOrKarding1& Com mission Business.


THE subscribers having formetlia Partnership
L under the firm ot BLACKBURN g ALEX
AMBER, have opened Ware Houses at the Old
Furnace and Harpers-Farty whers hey viii en-
gage in the FOR HARDING AND COAIdYS,
SION BUSINESS. Their Boats win Div rcgu-
larlB between those plades, ana Georgetown and
Alexandria, BY the Canal
They will al ali times purchase. WHEAT
conn and Other Produce, for which they will nav
the highest prices in cash
They will keep on hanl a constant SUNNY Of
LUMBER, coal SALT, SHINGLES, LATHS.
PLAST ER, (gr9und and II the lunjp.) TAR, COZ
FEE SUGARS &c, which theyj viii sell BY The
quantity.
They will endeavor at all times 10 make ii he
interest OF Farnlers and hthars I'd deal With Them
r. S. BLACKBURN,
HI w. f. ALIEN AMBER.
Adinhar L. 1891 = ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
War Declared against Cuba.
SaddIery 1 Harness Mixing.
Monuments--Tonb-Slanes. IA.

NhE}undetsfened having eeen arrai..ird AGENT
Civ, MI will sell monuments. Ioa,s.kssd~ f.nt.
st6nes SC. Of Italian and American Maftle ii Rai
titsafe and Philadelphia prices ard viii eiiv.Tlhe
saTne PACE pf cAARSE AND ii MS owN Eisw wher-
ever ordered
call 90 me a. Capt Sarniprttsri's Hotel
JOHN G. STEPHENS.
- Lettering and ornamental work will be done.
iTee III charge a 4
0efober23 1851 -6rn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23

4
4 raAfa5le Ifdct Of Land, in JEFF. rson County,
Va, containing
:sS7 E-2 Acres,
situated 81 miles South of Charlestown, the County
seat Of said County adjoining the lands Of VIM.
n. Craighill Roger Chew and others, on the She
nanloah River, and now occupied by Nj. J. Tave-
ner
This land lies in a healthy neighborhood-is in
good stateof eultira;ion and Tor fertility and pro-
ductreness is surpassedb by few farms OF the county
The qualify Of the SOIL is Limestone, and very i'm
provable. II is ofthe best watered farms inthe
county, Ca great consideration in this region Of
Fcoanry9 having several large and nniailing
springs, AND fine stream flowing through it. 1t is
livery accessible 10 market being within 81 miles OF
the w in. s. Pot r. Road, and shorter. distance
from several Merchant Mills
The Improvements consist of a Stone Dlrelling
with kitchen attached, and out buildings, such as
stabting, corn-crib, dairy &c.
Persons disposed TO purchase may expect bar.
gain in the land, and would do well to examine the
premises.
The undersigned, at Charlestown, or Mr. Tave-
ner on the premises will take pleasure in furnish
ing any further description or information which
may be desired
Forterm ofssale, apply toihe undersigned.
June ., 1851. N. S. WHITE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
Adrninistrator,s Notice.

'HNHE Purehasers at The sale Of Jas. w. Sri
IL aef's personal property arg notified that heir
toies viii tail due, un the 18Th November ngxj,
tnd are requested q be prepared topay them pnnfs
baally lhe condition Of The estate viii fot5ianY
tndagehee T. l. LEE
! 0et %, 1861. Admir- of r. W s. J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
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For the Gents,

GUPER black French Cloths; Medium do;
~ Super blae do, from 81 u 81 YER yard
Cashmere Nesting very pretty blk Satin do
blk Doe Skin Cassimere, all prices; Fancy Do. !;
A large assprtmentof Hats AID Cans;
Black Silk Fancy.an Gingbaro Cf.vsts:
French Cashmere half Hose Coltpii do
Give us call rs we pledge ourselves u sell them
aScheap as they can be bought,
Oct rs. 1851 TATE. & HD0FF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
New Goods.

WI are NOW receiving our sock of Fall and
wv Winter Coos We fasaecfnlly invite the
La&icsto examine our supPiy:of Dress Goods, &c,
consisting ii ,lhrt as follows:
Mousia de l.qinesg all prices !.
Black Silk Gre Id Rhiae
Calicoes in#n Ct ~ . cents per yard;
Worked GU Hiafs, Fhread Edgiag Six Sarceness,
b all coldrs Hss
Spun Sill Bfo@e Linen Canbfic Hhd'fs;
Back Six 54ace;
Cashmefe #aSe; CQEnn&lc., all prices:
Highland Plaids Ginghafns Oh Dressed;
lShawls FROM S i - cts 10 So;
Bonner Ritands, Neck do, Velvet Cuffs, Ri
bands, BfRids, all kinds; -
A ine assortment 81 Boots Shaes and Gums
Kid Gloves For sale cheap bv
Oct t6 1851. TATE & HOOFF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23

TIME splendid PackeE Boats FASHION, Capt.
IL Petre. and BELIZE Capt. Sinser; now make
regular trips bef17een AlexaHdtii Georgetown and
Cumberland. They leave Ritief's Wharf near the
Market aouse, IGeorgetown, every Monday and
Thursday evening At I O'Clock P. il. Passengers
for Harpers- Ferry, leaving Georgetown at That
time, will arrive at thai place on Tuesday morning
at half past 10 O'clock The fare is less than cts
pet mile
The Boats will Leave Harpefs Ferry for Cumber-
land every Tuesday and Friday Al l0k o'clock. ii !:
andltor Georgetown am Alexandria, every We'd
nesday and Saturday, at oclo-k 4. NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
Groceries.

ATE have large and general assortment of Gro
W eeries which We viii sell as low as they can
he htHgat ia this county
Ods % ISL BROWN & gEcKHAM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
M Sportsnien and Others.

TIME subscribers have on hand and are con-
Il stantfyi receivingI verY large and weI-se-
lecte&stock Of SiagH dad Double Barreied Shit
Guns, some very superior, from thegbest English
manufacturers. Also Pistols of every description.
comprising Colts and Aliens Reviewers, Aliens
Selcpcking, and great variety Of single and
fouble barrelled do; p .rclIssion Caps Gun Wads,
Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches and Chargers, Bird
Bags and Gun Screws ami Cleaners with Rods;
all Of which will be sold very low by
SWARTZWELDER & SMITH.
Winchester Oct 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
Wanted Immediately.

X nan BUSHELS OF OlA.C6rn for which the
JUUU highest market price will be paid BAGS
xiIl be furnished 81 any 81 The Depols on the w
4 P n. Road
BLACKBURN & ALEXANDER.
Oct ~ 1851 Spirit II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-23
FARMS FOR SALE,

THE Farm on which reside in the vicinity Of
a Newtoan, containing ONE HUNDRED &
TWENTY ACRES. This Farm is well set in
Grass and in good stale Of improvement, and sit
from Winchester TO Staunton, seven miles from the
former place. which IS one Of the best Flour mark
cts ID TIE State of Virginia. The improvements
are large and handsome. BRICK ID ITELLING,
togethgf With every necessary Oat-B4iidiHg, and
all in good state ofrepair
Twill also sell another Farm adjoining the above,
containing TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEA
ACRES, all well sci in Grass and in highly i'm
prariag conslit Il.
IL These Two Farms win be sold separately or
together TO suit purchasers.
JOSEPH NELL.
Newtpwn, Frederick Co. Va June &c. Is5I.