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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-28
S52S,679 40
S339,6SS "a
l74,6OO 90
SI55,0ss "a

Leaving a surplus of ..... Sl55,USS "a
to the credit of the Reserved Fund Account.
This result seems full Of encouragement, for
it has been accomplished under many adverse
circumstances. For example, there has been
deficiency in the down freight Of s7l 1893 29,
clearly attributable to the combined effects OF
short crop and the breakdown at the Watereee
Swamp. From this latter cause alone, there
was loss Of revenue, as compared with last
year, of S26, ,769 r. 100, for the months of DC.
tober and November, and an Increased expen
dture for repairs, of o., 1856 l0-l0O. 1t seems,
therefore, not unreasonable to infer, as there
was an increase during the same period OF SSl,:
ITO 80 over last year, iii the up freight and
passage, that had it not been for the adverse
circumstances alluded to, the income for the
wear would have reached s. l,0OO,-OOO, and
without any material addition to the expense OF
management
Early in March last call was made upon
the Stockholders for S25 per Share on their
stock, payable by instalments, with interest at
the rate Of 6 per cent. allowed for payments
made in advance. On, .. r.. .y
1t will be seen by reference to the Auditors
statement, .Sarked B. that there had been re-
ceived, up to the 3lst Dec. 1885,. .S6l 1916 80
much of it in advance, leaving to come in
$35s,933 45 on account ofthe last two, and
for arrearages on previous instaments.
The del t Of the Company, it will appear on
reference to the Auditors Statement, marked
C, has been reduced within the year from
s sSyf't IT,. S35l5.5O7 6l
To 3.l73,6GS IS
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-28
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
THO. J. WARREN g. O. A. PRICE, Editors
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY %, 1851.
A FALSE REPORT.

We understand that it is reported in the up
country, that the small pox is prevailing in Cam
den This report is untrue, and without the least
shadow of foundation. Camden was never more
exempt from disease of any kind. The proper
authorities have adopted efficient measures 10
prevenet tn approach Of small pox to our town'
and ifthere is case nearer to us than the infcc-
ted Districts in North Carolina, we are not aware
ofit
OF one thing our country friends may rest as
sured; five should ever have the disease amongst
us, we shall consider it our imperative duty 10
make it known through our columns, as soon as
the fact comes to our knowledge.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-28
Southern Rights in Virginia.

We have received the Address Of the Southern
Rights Association Of the University Of Virginia,
the Young Men Of tue South. We are proud
TO see such spirit manifested by the students ol
this Institution, the number who have signed the
Constitution is over l3O, and the Resolutions
which were passed unanimously, are of the right
stamp. to-wlt: the 3rd. Resolved, That compro-
misses and remonstrances having failed to check
the onward march of fanatcism, our only safety
now, seems to be in Estate Action" in support OF
which, we pledge tour lives, our fortunes and our
sacred honor" We hope in this noble band OF
young Southern Patriots many Washington's and
Henrys may be found fearless advocates of JUS
tice and equal rights, who are not afraid OF being
charged with Treason" or Of meeting the "Tra-
tors" doom.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-28

There will be meeting Of the Southern
Rights Association for kersllaw District, on
the first Monday in February.
JOHN CANTEY, President.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-28

@ We had the pleasure Of seeing in our
city the Editor OF The Camden Journal
He has added to his vocation, filled with credit,
that of member of the Bar. May his efforts,
both in Law and at the Press, receive rich
reward wherever he labors, then we may be sure
of good Price Char. Eue. Neus
The Hon. Judge seems to be a lawyer, poet
and Wit He is deep in the first, elegant in tho
second, and brilliant in the third-but We must
emember that good Porter is always sparkling.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-28

Leaving for nett income .
From these profits two div.
dends Of 3 per cent. each have
have been declared, amount
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-28
And 427 box, platform, and stock
Fifteen having been condemned,
and 80 broken up during the
year,) valued at T.

The work done in the shops, in
repairs, and, including three pas
senger cars rebuilt, it seems o.
therwise, has been for the year.
While the expenses Of the estab.
lishment appear to be, for la.
bnr, as per pay rolls
Overtime provisions, &c.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-28
Report Of the President ofthe South caro-
lima Railroad Company.

Charleston, Jan. 25, 1851.
To the Stockholders Of the
South Carolina Railroad Company:
GENTLEMEN: The President and Directors
of the South Carolina Railroad Company, have
the honor Of submitting to you the followin0
statement Oft the affairs of the Company for the
past year: :.
The gross receipts of the road, it appears from
the Auditors Statement annexed, marked A,
have been for the year ...... S9l2,I2o 20
And the expenses of manage
ment equal to % per cent .3S3,O4o %
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-28
90

$4l3,257 36
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-28

Less interes on Sterling and
other bonds, and other charges,
including sl4,794 81 interest
on instalments paid in'advance,
and on notes and script now
paid off -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
10 CKBRIDGE LAID.
FOR SALE.


eTNHE Subscriber will sch ID public Auction. On
IL tie Iplhday Of November rxnf his FIaafation
known az he Gar Farm. lying 81 The North
River il The Pastures cf Roek6gfige, and between
tie FnrnacE And Forge II BAH Iron Work
This tract contains about
700 Acres.
aaons 90 of which, arr River Esls1a, and Il one
os The most vaiuaAle and prsdaetife iasns in thaf
Ax<tfjn Of Roekbridge being ia good cendigion and
we'll adaptea 70 The culture oi and ali kinds Of
grain. Il has upon il an excelle5l.
TIN y.1ED,
ard i io3afeas IL good nrlghh0tkood Persons
sishtas III puFehase are insiaed view The preni-
sss t4farethe 6aS Of sale.
TEhNGH-The pafchaxe moneY will be diyi9ed
fa41 fousequa annual psfnesls@sthe purchaser
ExeeasinK bonds with g0os seeuSiiy, and tie tiile
uithheld nntii the pnrchase money is paii,s Far
iheK particulars oS'ihe DAT of saiel
The sale will take pssce Ii the Forge IL Bath Iron
Wotks, a l2 O'Clock ~. when survey Of he land
wEii be exhibited
AZ the same lime and place, viii sell Al public
anctlon, Do literal credits
TRA CTOF LIND,
lgnEpn Braiions RIM, 10 said County. called the
Basf Tract, containing about 100 ACRES. This
tract Is heavily timbered. and has Water Power
These LANDS will be shown 81 Mr. JsRes Wat
kfns residing Al Bath Forge
AppHEas-Wm. Weaver, r. Master, Buffalo
Fofgss Rcckbridge ca
WILLIAM WEAVER
October ?, i65I.-ts-- $3.50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
Jefferson Boot shoe.

FI1HE Subscriber would mos. Tespec,f,llv NOM
i his customers and the public generally that he
is nov relieving his FALL, and WINTER .snr.
ply eE Goods, which is large and well seiecteA NH
10 which he earnestly s0Iicits lie aiteniion IN mr..
chasefs, believing he can make ii their nerest IS
buy consisting 10 part OF the lollswipg ar1icles 10
wit: Ladies high and low cul Jennw8 .Inas Nd
rocco ands Kid; DO Walking shoes Slinners ana
Parodees ;Sde Bronzed X II JENNY Li5ds M CO.
and Morocco Boots do French Lastine fgaita,s
Misses ard ehiidrens shoes a yariety ID Poots'
&c; Ladies, Misses aud chidren,s GafaE
GeHtleInen's Calf, Morocco, Kin and !fgaa-Se
Eoets; Boys do, Yoaths' do. chilarenis Ia Pm
A variety q Gum Shoes for Gentiemen, together
wjth the largest and besl assortment Of an avn
Manufacture on hand Cali aud See. vel chargs
hdsbing fdT look.
III JAS. MCDANIEL. AGENT
I ot9 Y, 1921. fvr s. R1lENoUR. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09

Randoiph Il Lntimer.s
SfsfsEka g Paicns N Tar BkhrlnoaE MaakKr
RI e ne>k eSains Gel s, 1851
tAekpfesd expreesty for me Fres Press.
BcFhNFs-Asle u City Packed Ii IA % ID; ess--.
IninmaH western q 10 % ri 60.
txrsNa x .--Ioof demand IA shsSn,s.t .n9 80.
are niasx II IS cls. - - :,
gscs9 Sales e Shoulders al 8 10 81 cts--s i,ss
ass0t g II cts--Hnms al 10 Is ia cts'
= 1910 kesd were offered & he .cais. ~
N1ndas g which 9T6 were sod Il 81 Is 81 s. .hr
hgsi, ssE1al g q . - 76 net. the baIanea were
G s. q whiys ii 90 10 50 els.-YsIiow
sst9SsaSz .--Saies az new seed Al e5t25 I'd sc.
Market sill cull--Ssles al civ Mills
anG Hsss ard 81 81 81 10 s. esl
EEArtgas---S3ies al 3sytc Is els
Es11fSeDs--Saies al 81 40 10 - 12s.
1905 GOOD demand and sales IL s., 10 4; "a
l-Aa4-Yefy tuli, small sales 10 the trade Il D Is
10 bccses
ptTsg New are bringing 20 - ets. dull.
kyE s-Aaies AZ 60 10 q CTS
E&LksM Sales al - 10 81 ets
IrMekAx SEED--Saies al So 10 S275
WHks rs--60 % 20 Cts. Tor inferior 10 good GOOD
Q prime q 70 % IS els; family hoar white a. Is Is
10 IS els
Woots--sales ofunwashed IS 10 Is washed at
- ~ b ess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
gDw gAGg coon s.

~ VIE subscribers are now receiving very large
- and most beautiful stock af Fail and Winter
Goods, which were seBscted with grea, care and es-
peeial reference to ire wants Of their friends and
neigAhersih&his county. The gentIen1ea win find
their stock to embrace. every variety Ct
Cloths, CassiHlcres and Vestings:
Blaek French and American Cloths, superior Blue,
Blown and Shaded Cloths; Plain, Black and Doe
Ssin Cassimefes. Fancy Silk, Satin and other
Vesltngs plain and figured.
They Particularly invite the Ladies 10 call and
ekamine~their stock Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Heavy Brpcade and PMid Silks, Span silk Piaids,
splendid Paris Printed Deiains, Light Calored
Gtacie Silks, French Merinoes, Alpaeas, Boburg
Cloths Casbmeres Silk Poplins Ginghains, Cali
Goes, &c. Also. Bay State long and square Shawls
L. q Hdkts; French Worked Collars, Cuffs and
Sleeees; Rich neck Ribbons, Manila aad Bonnet
Nelyets Hosiery and Gloves Of various kinds.
Mackinaw and Whitney Blankets; Carpets,
Flopf and Table. Oil Cloths A large stock Of
Staple Domestic Goods
Hats and Gaps Of the latest style
Persons wishing to psp@Ass {. n. es1ls ,.r,rs
bought npoillhe most adv anlage cons terms AID will
be disposed Of accordingly.
LOCK, CRAAER g. LINE.
or Q. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09

OBITUARY.

On.the 18th Ult. at Harpers. Ferry, EMMA Fri,
MORE; daughter Of Joseph @. ard Sarah " Davis
aged p Ysafs and 2 months
OBITUARY.
Departed This life, q, FriIay morning, Sept 10Th,
after painful illness IL more Than gtree months ED
WlNNEIts In the 9Th year Of MS ase youl gest child
Of Mfs. g =. NEmL, II this county.
BY iac demise Of this potable andremarkaby iate
geut Fo1it,i void has been made ia the affections al
foud mother. and devoted brothers sid sisters which
en- nsSr:r NJ FLIED Being considerably the Youngest
he vas a eentre around which clustered the warsnest
aud icadesst affections Of the whole family hic twas
Or possbie) augmented by the meek and
fortiteie with hich he bore his proiraetd ard painful
iflacsg shat eminent nedcsiskill and the affection
81 rvuds e9id do done but these could MT avert
the shafts o death lie that gave him life saw fit ia His
wise Providence, 10 call him away from earth--and
who sAll ln,rm1r at his kiss decrees But his friends
% whofa he was much endcaf d, have hs glorious
eoasoatpn that, ''ther Is Is his eternal gain 10 the
gospel lit ard immortality are onght 10 light
their hopes ts truth they know that he Is not lost
10 thcsn. but that they will always have chd-a bro
her is Heavens and though his mortal remains laid
in the silent tomb 10 sleep uniilthc Archangcs trump
shah wake the ad, vet his freed spirit has joined that
cherat nttHe Of infant spirits ia the Paradise above
and tapd big harp and added another voice swell the
asthep Of praise 10 thai Saviour who, when on earth
said suffer little children me- and forbid
them ned: for Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven
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Married,

% THURSDAY morning. 81 inst. BY The Rev. Hor.
ace .sningfeliow, DR.. +. Ds.row HAMMnxp, 81
HuE, Efgiand, 10 Miss May j. r. KiEHaM.
daughter Of Mr.. samuel Kilbam. Of Harpers-Fet-
~.
On Thursday morning. "a insts al Harpers-FeI-
rg n the Rev. Mr.. Stringiellows JAMES H. Bua-
ToSs Lstl Master Armofer,' g. s Armory, Har-
pers>FefFg, b Miss ETixADgTn j. KELLER, formerly
Of FSsdesicx City, Nd.
Onsthe morning Of the LIST inst.rat Winchester, by
the lsey. John Chambers Of Philadelphia Dr. Drs-
css s,Ha MgssNsr OF Columbia, North Carolina Gate
Of ,ISahinofe,l TO EMMt PENpLrros, daughter of
u. P. Ward Esq, Of Winchester.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
Wholesale i Retail Clothing Store.
R. WALTER & bro.
Manufacturers s. Dealers,

iShea1sasah ssrest, ifarpsrs- Ferry, VIrgsaia,
INVITE ghs attention Of the trade Is their extern
i siyt sissck of READYHADE CLoFHING,
VIZ.
Fraslfi Dress, 0vcF, Sack La Poskaec0ATS,
Cloaks Pants. Vests Drawers Shirts. Cloves, Sas-
peadess, Be9ts, She's, Hats, Caps Trunks, and
ali ARTICLES heaEgingt 70 genfismens ware Of every
variety q materials ii use Of Foreign and Dome$
lie Aanulaciarers made Up ia ne best style and
q ile ripst approved Fashions, and which they Of
fer atRrifFs and upon terms as accommodating as
asF essapli shment ii the CRioa
/, Is. WALKER 8 Bro haze for a long time supp8.ed
ie8sfapa. sn1 Surrounding CdaRt5ss IL a ggeai En-
Jen5 and Merchants ffea this section II country
VA eensHtl ihefr interest b ga examination Of
l.elf SiacS R. WALTER & BRO.
HaTassrs EErrY ClniaEsr . IIssf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
Hol7 FOR THE WINTER.

YVNEIE subscribers have determined to wage war
j against the cold blasts Of winter. and are now
manufacturing, at The Jefferson Iron Foundry, Coal
and Wood Stoves. Grates aud Cook Stoves, o. the
eryEEatest aud best patterns Ten plate Stoves
also with cooking apparatus, adapted to the use Of
small families; Fire Fronts, with CRATE for ether
wood or coal, both ornamental aud useful; Crates
for eiren lsearths; also the celebrated Egg Stove,
especially adapted 70 he burning Of fine as well As
lump ceai In fact every thing calculated 70 al,
wjnty weather. The public win please call and
examine eur stock. .
fSr Stoves repaired and old casting taken a all
timesIn exchange for new work,
on s. 1851 ZIMMERMAN & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
Saddlery Hardware.

TGST received large assortment Of Plated and
u Steel Stirrups, Biss and Spurs. oi new Patterns
ans very heavy plate, few haFd-solder Strrups
ana Spurs. Fine Buggy, Carriage and Riding
whips, Fine aud coomman single and double
Bfible Leathels, Sc, which will sell very low.
Gail and see. i. RAVENS
flcfoher q 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
Choice Jefferson Land Ier Sale.

II INDEX The PROV isions 81 Deed u Trust e.
y eenied ~ thf untsrsig neE bI GeorEe G. Grove,
en- the Sin day q March and recorded ID tae
CldFEs 0tnce 81 the ConHik Court Of Jefferson
cossntr, he viii cer Tor sale before tae door ~ ~
Coafho9se OF JEFFERSON ccuHsY, IN FfS3es t. 81 =
1Aa III 0sss5y, 1851 50 much 81 sias TRACE. or
LAND. conveyed by the deed, as will be sufficient
10 B3Y the saIaot S645. III with Interest on S5a059
pan alsreof from The issh day of july. 1851 ID ls
day III sale and lhe.cosis ami expenses necesslgF
to she exseniihnl b the dee4 The sale VIII 6e
maEie hY the aefs--and forso many acres undivided
as viii Be necessary 70 pay the amounts Aforesaid
Terms. as prescribed by thu deed 81 trust cash
g. w. SAPPINGTONs ia,
October 9-lS5t q TrnSfee
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WIN, STARLER & BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS.

FairftIT ssfeeR. Alexandria :n.--
tinue 10 keep a large stock of DRUGS. CHEAfL
GALS, DYE-STIEFS, PAINTS, OILS, VAR
NISHES5 WINDOW GLASS, &c, together with
a great varetyoE other GOODS suitable for the
country trade, alioi which they are prepared 10 sell
on favorable terms,
Therconstant care is to furnish articles that may
be relied upon, a. being of the best quality, and
with this view they manufacture many articles
which are liable to adulteration.
Physicians, Country Merchants, Private FamiE
les, and Individuals favoring them with theft or
ders, shall have their besteHorts 70 give them salts
faction.
White Lead. pure and extra; celors Of all kinds,
dry or ground in Oil Artists Colors Blake's
Patent Fire Proof Paint; BuswelFsdo., superior
article.
oILS
Linseed; Boiled do Patent Paint do; Pure
Sperm; Solar; Tanners; Winter Strained Lard
Whale; Heatsioot Olive, &c
FURNISHES
Furniture; Coach; Colotless Coach Picture
Flowing Quick Drying Ship; Japan, SC.
TFIADOW Glass
X 9 o2f X 30 various brands; BEDFORD
Crown do extra thick; al irregular sizes obtained
at the shortest nolica.
DRUGGISTS sGLASSHARE.
Retorts and Receivers plain and tutulated Test
Tubes; Graduated Measures Glass Sfringes :
Cupping. Glasses; Preeipitaling Jars Nursery
Bottles; Physicians Saddle BagS7-11ziials for do
extra strong.
Medicine Chests Surgeons Instruments; Sup
porters Sh0ulder Braces &c.
Agents for Landreih's warranted Garden Seeds =
Osgood's Chologogge; Sands Sarsaparlla; Butts;
Fownsends; Swaype's Syrup Of Wild Cherry !;
Ayre's Cherry Peclqral, &C., &C. English, French
and American Perllmefy.
September Is 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
10 SDortsnen and Others,

TIME subscribers have on hand and are con-
IL stantly receiving serv LARGE and Neli-se-
leeted stock Of Ssas1s and D5n6ss Barfeled Slot
tfaas some very supefisf, from the best English
manufacturers. Also, Pistols Of every description
comprising Colts and Aliens ReFolyers, Aliens
Selg-coeking. and great variety1of single and
double barrelied do Percussion Caps, Gun w ads.
Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches and Chargers, Bird
Bags and Gun Scfews AMI Cleaners with Rods;
sill Of which will b. sold very low h4
SWARTzWELDER8& SMITH.
Winchester Der q ISL
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Pumps !! Pumps !!

TIME subscribers would call the attention Of the
il public is iheir different varieties OF IFI1 and
CsslerH Pamps. comprising the Cas- iron Rsrofu-
iag Sponi Hsg Pump, d. CisscTa PamP. lodraw
waller any depth. and warranted not 70 freeze; the
Dgnbis AetEag Force nsd Sa.rtios PkmP for forcing
wafer great distance and very valuable tor do
nestle purposes; alsr, the Cara RHmg
The above Pumps eonabine simplicity with dura-
billy Of construction and are SO cheap that their
cenrenience can Be brought within tie reach ol
every one. They are almost universally used al
the North and orr sales have given general salts
faction. An orders promptly attended To-
SWAR'EZWELDER s SMITH.
Winchester Ger. = 1851.
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a q eANEELn. W .. e1NrsrAD. }. Il. nzRxp,rs
ClNFIELD, BROTHER & co.,
70 Baitsasve Stree, Cerssr df Charles. Baiimcre
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RErAIL pEALERs IN
FINE wATHEs, RICH JEWELRY,
Silver and Plated Ware, Military 4
Fancy Goods,

II
IL s,oek cf GetJs consisting Of
GOLD AMI SILVER WATCHES
From the most celebrated makers IN Lssaea. i.srcf
saat ana GsaeRa--an. extensive stock always heys
90 hand; every one of Which we guarantee ii ger.
SILVER WkRE 0g Qua ogN MANUFACTURE.
SilEcr Fea-a Coffee SEES 6oelels, Gaps, Iara@
hlkFs, Casters, WALTERS, Pficaefs, Spo9hS, Jerks
Il a and Cake kaiyes. Zee Cream KaiFeS, aPkia
Riass, Fish Knires Salt ceiiars, Sc, &c n
.Sefsi.g Ssfrer and new designs
PxsATEE WARE,
Best Shesaela anl birmingham Plated tssiosS,
Caare aud Tea Setsi cvaI gonad and plloAs ~ att
ers from Il Is 90 iuchess Jrns, Tea ke4I}es Gas
Stands, elegant ENtses iut the dinner OF supper
'@s., sTViriEarol ALnATA WARE.
New Styles u Fable tlesstEI aud Tea Spoons
aHa ForSs, Ladies, Sugar Tonss. Butter Knives,
Cake Baskets, Casters, II Ills Srtice, which viii
wear for years As well - the purest silver
MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND WORK. Y
sHP&Ta euslccilaR Of Pianand Btaeetetss Ear
Qings, Brooches CFpsses bsnger Rings Necklaces,
F8a Ssllsef DiaaaRs ~ the paFest qualify, saita-
be for wedding gills always On band
RICH SENEi.RS.
This branch Of oar business Is not surpassed by
any establishment in the CONTEMPLATING woTkmen
employed in the building under our avn super
vision, constantly making sets 81 JNelry, and
b} every steamer We are supplied nom the Euro
peaa faci81fSs VIII ynaSles Us 10 give 10 cur Gus
loa4ers the ltfeS, faSs;bsS andsatts,r Prices
FauC3 Goods,
f, ~ ~ ss4l4,l tahee. Sef1.ians1 oNl''f
NV, ss i S'a 9@ an sA.sasiss
y ~. s9 ilg Si'ISe2 ;I "a
$500 ~ n esas, elA DT3 49, os1 @
weed, lnlsid with Silver, Gold and Mother Of Pearl;
49,: = ~ i1s H =
& ~ z i@is ~ rs oaitta IEoIy Si.( US =
- : ~ az xT .,,.s r;S = 80 $500
Sf,r 40 al "a
iars Ts;a 1880 ,r f,,sy
Dsss;a- rss d., SIr,aios Tg,,lis i,.tb
n ,,.s,,s = ~, LII ~
a.. Z, .s.ls o"-
esi I iisAss Nc'' -x xe,,,i,,,, .r.,,
w,i.: theLlsa GUFS NJ, -,
+, MI u NJ 49, s i.g 49, tiS' Il u
;,'rt II 2 .
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Al the Market HOUSE.

lust now receiving the largest and best selected
y assortment Of Hardware. Cutlery Carpenters,
coonefs, Wheelwrizhts' and Shocmakers' Tools
Sa5stleIy Hardware Best English Bride Leathers.
Wao1ware CIR. cries OF all kinds, Paints and Oils
SPICES Croekery and Glass ware; and general
VARIETY oil Goods in our line which we Invite all to
car and see, before purchasing elsewhere.
'elttober q 1885, +. RAWIINS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
New Fall Goads.

THE SUBSCRIBER has Received bis supply o.
i Tall q. HINTE2 GOODS, which is Of
teredia his friends and customers on The fnest rea-
sonabia terms
1hs Stock embraces every thing usually kept il
country Store, and as they have been purchased
on Advantageous terms, viii enable him 10 ofgar
great Inducements. Let an examination be made
JONATHAN SMITH.
BerrYyilje Sent. IL Is51-2tn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
as Reward.

r OsT. Loa the eth Of September. small
IL BREdSTYoTN, containing I'VE white stones.
SCI n aToE, It's supposed 70 hare been lost whilst
Wn. Gienatning. and between. nv house and FIar-
pers-Ferry via he lands 81 said Glendaning The
above reward viii be paid en delivery OF The same
10 me. L. w WASHINGTON.
Near Hallto1Fn, Jefferson county, Va.
0ctobsr . IS5l-3t i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
N. ANSEL s co.,
Exchange & Lottery Brokers,

HsAKE pleasure in presenting 10 the Virginia
IL pifblie the following Lotteries which will be
drawn during tae month Of QEtober, and We can say
thai during the past month September, our luck IN
selling prizes has indeed been very great but hook
out ipr October as many nigh prizes win be soldby
M.IAnset s. Co. The following Lotteries viii be
drawn in Oetobse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
TAKR NeeTICE.

A IL. persons who are indebted 10 the Estate Of
n Geryis S. Gardner deed, BY Nete or open ac-
count are hereby notified q come forward and make
payment IL they desire 10 save costs, as longer in
dnlgence cannot be given.
JAMES W BE[.LER, Adm'r.
Oct o, ls5l--3t i A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-09
S1L1LL ERYl SMALL. ERY,

SMALL FRY! SMALL FRY!
ia Every Tuesday, THURSDAY. and Saturday
will be drawn the favorite Sman Fry Lotteries
Capitals 5, and $4,000. Tickets, $l-Ceftif-
cate Of packages of whole tidkets. SI5-Halyes
$7,50-QuaFtefs, 50 IS.
EE~ All orders strictly confidential, and the print
ed Official drawing viii be sent as soon as the Lot
terry is drawn.
etS AZ prizes paid BY US at sightin gold or bank
able money iAll kinds of uncurrent bank notes
bought and solid
For a good prize and prompt payment
Address M. ANSEL Il Co,
Oct. 9 1851. Corner Oh Bali "a. L,ipht st.