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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
John 3. Watts,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Staunton, Fa.-Practlse
II in .he Courts of Augusta, Rockingham ana h'gn
laad, and will give strict attention u an 0u''"'N
trusted to him in his profession
Stauaton, Aug. 6, lo5l.-ly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

J. u. L. Fesmster, D. D, s.,
DENTIST,
TTAS permanently located in Staunton' and sore'ts
III share of public patronage. His opera,Ious have
- eamA<S&m - been tested by Prof Z. A Har-
0E1TK iris of Baltimore, DIR. E. Gar
&~4,>s%SS det, Of Philadelphia, Dr. Eieazer
p.rnly of New York, and Dr. Harwood Of Boston, aud
declared 10 be equal to those Of auy other OPERATOR
Person wishing Inform themselves as to his qnaih'
cations as Dentist are respectfully referred to the a
bove named eminent DentiSts
AnSosta street one door below Mrs kennedy's Milii-
merry establishment.
Staunton, Dec. 81, lS5l.-ly
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
DIR. Bris,oe B. Donaghe,

rrAyING located permanently in Stauaton, offers
III his professional services the citizens OF the town
aad surrounding country.
n,- Office opposite Eagle Hotel.
Doc "a, lS5l.-ly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
M. r, Cullen,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Stluhton, Va. PrSctlseS
n IN th. Court. Of Augusta, Highland, PendietGn'
Ra.kSridse, I Rockingham and Nelson. Office iu the
house formerly occupied by Juo L. Pcyton' ESQ., Op'
poste the Court house.
Oct. Is lS5l.-ly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
lanes Cochran,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Siaunton Va. Practices
n in the Courts Of Augusta, Rocsbrdge, Pendle,on'
Rats Highland, Alb .narle, Nelson and hocN'"su"'"
ONE two door, North Of Is. CrIwtords Store
Nova 1851 -lY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04

A4.The man who loses half an hour dali
lv going for or hunting displaced tools. To-
sss $50 hoars per year.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04

ea- A man who is hot ashamed Of \,
self, need not be ashamed Of his ss-' I'M
ditlon IN life! -.iy con-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
E. nj. Cushing,

neALERiu. and Manufactures Of Boots and shoes
IL Beverly Street Staunton, 'irg"ia-oPPo'i'' '''s
ost Office.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
Csorgo B, Wright,

nkAfES in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c, bev-
~ .rly Street, Stauutou, Virginia. Watches C'oeks'
Jeweify, Sc, pronpuy and neatly repaired auo war
raated,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
A. 7. Deakins,

ncALER in Staple an F'ncy nrS SanS @To"1 Of Cow"e
ID Street Staunton, Virginia" ~" ''""' VI ''"''' =
n..kiuS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
E., Thomas Al5arGson,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, WayueSboro'. Virginia
Il Practices IN til, Courts of Augusta Albrmarit ana
Nelson Olic, IA Main Street, near Gibbs HoteI
Nov. 29, lS49.-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04

n0. LAIRD & co. have received T@4%S
~ a latrs supply of rruSSes of Rem <-.ssys.- ~
b,ri,'s. aud Watt & Patterson's Patents.
Argu.t p. 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
n, P. Eskridge,

ID F,n;,s &c Beverly Street, Staunton, Virginia
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04

A CblCs 9ss ,rtmant of Brandies and Rum
~ for Medical putp,ses, for sale by
TifOS, p. ESkRlDGE.
90, -, 1881.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
Davis a, KaySer

nr,LER ia Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, South
II East Correr Of Beverly and Nc" ts'S'aun'0"
Virginia.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
Gaorge E. pri1e,
A, III. Simpson,

nrAIER in all kinds of Hardware and Cutlery pe'
U srly Street, Staunton, Virginia
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
E. p. JONES
THOMAS BUTLER
MESRY BARE.
Bare & Sserrett,
Marman B. White,

DEALERS ia Staple aud Fancy 'ry Sos,. Geo
IL Street, Stasaton, Virginia one "~O'
Wright & Co.'S, Jcwelry Establishment'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04

DrAI,ER in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils ana pye
~ 5mfs. beverly Street Stauuton' 'rs'"'"' ''N
West of b. Crawfords.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-04
William Chambers,

NEALER in Books. Stationary Eaney Ar1e,e mosi New
str.st STANTON Virginia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
TO CHOPPERS,

r HAVE for rent HOUSE and C0OPERS
i SH0P, al ms Mlvillc Mills, on the Shenan-
doah River, a few miles above Harpers- Ferry
which wish occupied By an industrious Cooper
or il preferred will rent large house containing
furnaces Tor three boilers and good wa!erfwheei,
that can at litlle cost be converted into Factory
for SCANNING and Cutting Slaves, and Shingles, by
water power The convenience of procuring any
quantity OF materials BY the Shenandoah Railroad
and Canal, and the delivery Of BARRELS BY water 10
several OF the most extensive Mills in the counly,
and 10 Georgetown and Alexandria ustiies The be-
iet that large and profitable business can be done
provided Steamer Slaves answer as wei as those
madefin the old way. Timber can be- taken from
boats a.ths door oftha building There is sufficient
room 10 The house for nnmberof hands 10 operate
and Store their work, and season large quantity
of cut slaves. Persons desrons engaging in the
business will do. well TO examine the property
There are very few situations possessing as many
advantages. Within circuit embracing Hapers-
Ferry, there are eleven Merchant Mills requiring
annually at least fifty or sixty thousand flour bar
rels ~THOS. H. WILLIS:
Charleslown April IS, 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
A TractOfLand

Ylng on the east side OF the Shenandoah riIer ~
aeout .ioatth of mile frem H. genelally kaown
g the Wilt Lease. II adloins he 49, : - Z
Messrs. Lucas. r b. Washington p fsoonL " -
Siendcning and Dennis and Wm. NeShsTrr Il,
cRatatns about 20 Acres abont thifas N; i \,
WOOD and on il is ,oleTable nweilins sn,be .rs;.
tFees spring SC. MIR CT Scarf I !, N, rcsiI.s =
y VIII show The boundaries 10 any person ,Eisb;r..
To examine The pTopeFty.
And also, al Ike same tir-1e and ri..A 7 4 ~ ~
ALOT OF WOODLAND. centainire s,pT 49, =
lsing between lhe Forge and Farnacs-acjeinips
The lands of T. b. Washington. Geo W # i,,Ie
&c, i being the lower half 81 lie Is acre In > i
S guile desirable. Mr. @ Y. Little vii sIhy. ,his
Tot n any one wishing ia see d.
The third and lasts trait now 10 he oirreiIhv me-
l,es between the Furnace trael ana MIS- Tan.
W5shinSions tract of SO acres and ekten,,k frnr
The Loudonn liRc 70 The Shenandoah rannin{. MIX
the river Ito poles. -
ias entire iraet e2n aims sta acres ana Yin Re
The frst lot binding on The river VIM sjh-..s
WI. iant and saihcient quantity Of
MoodiaI,c to sapposI it-iogelhe her making-lacres
Inc residue will belad Oh in lots confirming nom
. =. % % acres, IS circumstances may indiraa
The sale Of this tract wiltake place on Tgrrs,to,,
Agr1 ls At the hoUse on ne premises. cenmencinS
al u oelock-a pla, will be-exhibiied Al ia sals
lKRMs-Oae,th ird oil the purchase money j, n t
nald IN hand-the balance ii two ecual apg ~. /
stalmentS with interest from the ,lay i,,
deierred paymentst e be secured " =
or bonds with approved persslf secnr., ny, q my
February &c 1881 - 1AAAtllNG IU4Nt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
Executors Sale

IA s Executor 81 Mrs SusaN MYEas. decd. Twill
aiFg aiftE4 Pstss.e Sale a7HRrsdnB ne 1874 IF
aopsis,ing Of
I Mahogany and HADN'T diaiag, Break
I fast and SIDE 1abkes;
Secretary and DISK;
Cane Bottom and HIndSor Chairs;
/ Mahogany SOFA, .Settee, 5e;
Ingram and figured Carpeting;
/ Striped and, uielton, do.
/ High and Lou Posi- Betisteads;
Beds and Bedding;
/ i Eight Day Ctock, Stores, &c;
/ Chino, Qacsnseoare, GLasslcafe, DC
/ Idnd all Speh FarnitRre as is usually foaad
/ III IN a qeeH furnished IIonsc
| dlso CrockerR Tin Hare, and Kitchen
4 Futnaufc.
| j Horse Bayoucdc AL Harness
T Also az erec22eat ttr0 horse Carriage and
4 Harness
kTERMs-Cash for all amounts Under five dol
lars; over that amount credit nrlilAhe lstof jan
uafy next-hy giving bond and approved security.
SAMUEL RlDENOUR, Executor
April 20, 1882, IF !sasaa .Hgefs, dec'd.
4 Ii Persons having claims against the above
- estate will present them in proper form for
settlement. S. RIDENOUR Executor
A Drii 30 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
Great Bargains in Wet Goods.

ENHEl undersigned had a lot of very valuable
a Goods, somewhatdamaged BIZ The recent flood
a;FIaiptrs-Ferry which they offer al cosi and.mauy
aiticits al halt their value. The following is a
part:
Cofaas, great variety;
Few pounds PateHHT Thread;
Tapes and STAY Bindings;
Fans, Cotton Suspenders, Boys DO;
Cotton Hosiery. Ladies and Misses;
Lise Thread Gloves, Ladies and MEMS
White six do do do
Co9ieaa and BLACK Cotton Hose;
BroIle Silk Hose, few pair;
Tooth brushes, Windsor Soaps, Whips;
tdw Palm Fans to gice array
A large ot Chip Hats, (chilfren, men and
boys selling at III cts to the dollar;
Fancy Vestings Fancy Drilling;
Linen duck, undressed ll-loll and checked
linens, fancy and black Ginghams;
Bleaehed ard brown Shifting Cottons
Linen Table Diapers;
Cambricks, checked and nan;
Corted Skirts, grass Do, Buriaps Linens
The above added 70 our very large assortment
Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats NC. make it
greatly 10 the advantage ofdeaiers viii The pub
tic call where they can get bargains. They will
aad must be Sold
HARRIS & RfDEN0UR.
Also-A bargain can be had in lot of very
prime Brown Sugar. IL. s. II.
May d 1s52-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
NeN Style Paper HaneinrS.


5. GRIFFITH begs leave tn c,lI r. ,,.o.
ien Of his.enstomers and The public eep,sss,,.
u % hls PaPerhanging Warehouse and eya,n;ns
newest patterns - -. sus
Zine French Gilt Papezsefas PaFlors.
20 uotllc, Panel and Column Paper, If every
Glazed and Common Papers Of every descrin,;cr
french and American Bird Board Prints;
u 40 do Borders;
Landscape Views, &c.
Also, be found, Yenilian Blinds, both wide and
narrow t stats; Patent Blinds Transparent Window
Saades, Sci all OF which wesare now selling n re-
uueEo PIECES. q. S. GRIFFITH
j ,rapeIhanSlng Warehouse, I22 Bait 81,
aEIIl -, Ioos next 10 the Patriot Once.
r s d Mfr fSatq NJ s . G'iaaEsnEetiags.
~. Just received and is now prepared to exhibit
one4ot the most splendid assortment of Caspeiipg
eynt offered in this Market among which may
belound,
Tapestry Velvet carpe,ings
doB, Brussels do
Super do do ali new patterns
% three ply DO and
do Ingram do briaht colors
Extra Fine do do
{ Damask Venitian do
Druggets Rugs and Stair Rods.
Floor aud Furniture Oil Cloths, all widths and
qualities.
+ Piano and Table Covers in every variety.
An the above stock has been selected with The
greatest care from the largest establishments in the
country Purchasers viii find il greatly 10 their
advantage ogve US call before purchasing, ,as
we are enabled 10 sell lower than any house in the
city and on most accommodating terms. Don't
mistake the name and NUMBER
G. S. GRIFFITH, II Bait ST.,
between TriRolett's Alley and Gay street.
APRIL %, 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
New STYLE Cnrfain Gnnds


80 received very extensive assortment a
L.,. neW Styles Of Curtain and various other Up
noszsery goods fpr The fall aud winter seasons con
slssins IN part as follows
Saiin Delanes. new STYLES and br;eh, ee,ors.
4 t vnloa Damasss, all coiors and qualities;
do Moreens as -
y ~ af1eg Reds, plain and 6gured;
IVES. GimEs allsizts; Six 90:
E.mod Muslin Curtains white and cold.
liam and fig Wos. plush and all eosors;
Brass Cornices, newest styles
y. Ornaments, do.
do, Curtain Rands and Pins;
Gilt Rots, Rings and OFnamrnts
Wos Loops and Tassels; SILK do.
j, Also, keep on hand and manufacture 10 order.
Leather Beds, Hair Husk and Moss Mattresses
Nv sW Sashions Sc together with everything an,
ps1aaihias 70 this line Of business NAV be Mad a.
g s; GRlPFlTHS,
uphols,eIy Warehouse. ie2 Ran 81
49, =. co. next 10 the 0atriol Otiier
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
Flour and Commission Business.

TINE undersigned late Of she firm OF WOOD
- & BANNER, Winchester, Virginia takes
his opportunity TO extend 10 you his heartiat...
thanks for your liberal patronage whilst rcsiden.
OF thai! place and begs leave TO inform you that be
has taken the large Four Story Warehouse, No.
Sonh Hpcard Street, with view Of doing gem
era and exclusive FLOUR AND COMlfIS-
SION BUSINESS His location is good enc
for the sale Of FLOUR and all other kinds Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE. His experience and
knowledge Of Business are such as 10 aatter him
tha You will give him your patronage
He will give strict attention TO the Purchase Of
Plaster, SAT- Fish, Groceries GsaHo d. and his
knowledge og the wants Of your community. are
sach thai belfeels warii led IN assuring you, that
il you will favor him-with an order, il WILDE
promptly and faithfully executed.
MICHAEL BANNER
Baltimore April % 1852 ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
a MILE. FOR RENT.

4 TO good tenant Engaged as am in seItling
and improving large landed estate in Western
Virginia, which requires my absence from home
four or five months in each year, find it inconve-
fnient, and the labor too oppressive, 10 continue my
Milling operations ] will rent or would sell this
Mil on very accommodating terms. asking but lit
tie cash. The building Is very substantial - feet
by about so two and half stories high and capa-
bic of grinding 40, 600 bushels Of Wheat annually
An excellent two story Stone House would go with
the Mill together with SAW-MILhi- Cooper
Shop, Stable, and or 5 Acres Of Land en-
bracinga part of an excellent Orchard. Situated
D the most productive wheat neighboIhood in the
county, and the 5est for the sale Of ofa IAN honest
man having the public confidence can always OBJ
tain on fair terms an ample stock Of wheat, and do
a large ard very profitable business. z
In my absence apply 10 my brother, D. w BARTnN
in Winchester. X. w. BARTON.
AnriF % IS59L2t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
loW1~0n Jay q sale.
SAML +. ] RDAN,
w. w. B.iYIS.
sALEOF VALUABLE LAND
.1dj0iRing Lexington.


10y virtue Of deFree Of lie Circuit Court Of
ID Reclabrdgei pronounced on he l7th !day of
Arfil, iS52 in cause therein pending, betweea
notert J. Taylor, guhrtian-et The infant heirs OF
Susan 2. Taylor. decd p'aintif and James Me
Dowcll Taylor aud others, defendants. shall pro-
coed the Sth day d Jaue next, 10 sell at public
AUCTION on Tie premises.
a 1'R IL C r. OF T. IN ID
CONTAINING
500 ACRES.
adjoining lhc=npper cpd Of The town of Lexington,
ini said county This is The same tract OF land &C.
cupied hy William Faylur 10 lis life time The
property Of his Wife Susanfp. Taylor decd. Il is
not probable that tract Of iand 50 aesilably sua-
ted as this is with reference Is The convenience Of
: a location near Lexington for the education Of a
family aud SO fertile aud pfeduetivef will be again
offered for sale The lJuaetiouV Valley Plank Road
connecting Stanton and Buchanan, runs through
il The land lies Wen--southern expesure-is
rich--and under 6nelslale ofcaHivation. Woods
creek runs through tt-eiying 10 the place the
finest meadow in Rackbridrc. Should The purchas
ser desire To reduce tile size &c The farm, he may do
50 at any time, by selling Oh, at high prices, town
lots adjoining Town.
This tract is ahnndhnllv iilnhered- with good
4DIFELLIIA1e House,
ont houses and Try anc BAN thereon and
several fine Springs.
Theltract being sold for partition, viii be sold
nnincumhereJby Dover or other rights Purcha-
sers are inxi,ed 10 attend as tract containing SO
MANY advantages lis seldom in market.
TERMS Cash i'll hand sufficient 10 payth ex-
penses OF The sale, and Tor the residue credit Of
one two aad three yaars--in equal aenual install
u,ents the purchaser executing bonds with snlii-
rieut securty and thd legal title retained until he
Mai and SURVEY Min be exhibited on the day
Of sale. J D. DAVIDSON,
May 6, aa.--ts4-Pas. fee 81 Commissioner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
"a H0e;sg' and ElOf.
FOR SALE.
A Most Desirable Farm,

TT4HE subscriber offers for sale the Farm on
y which he now resides in the county OF Rock
bridge, containing about
10 ICRES
This place has many superior recommendations,
watch cannot be fully set forth in an advertise
meat. He would invite persons DESTROYS Of pur
chasing land 10 come and see for themselves. II is
now afine STATE ei cultivation large portion Of
itwe set in clover, and the soil well adapted 10 the
production Of all kinds Of grain usually raised in
lhiscountry. hhas A MOST OlTFORT ABL
DIFELLIN6s HOUSE, and other necessary out
houses. Il is we'll watered BY fine springs and
staeams over the whole place. This Farm is situ.
ated about foUr miles from Lexington, on the main
road leading TO ,Eynchturg. by The Mouth Of the
North River. h is within efght mites NJ The JAMES
RIVER CANAL, al most important depot for
trade and transportation facilities, The Mouth Of
NhEh River and is within ttro Mules of.tae NORTH
RIVER CANAL, now under construction. In ad-
dfion 10 the fine market facilities Of those improve
ments, are those furnished by the town OF Le4ing-
ton only foar miles distant This place has also
the great advantage OF being in a fine neghbor-
hood, with good society and having Churches and
School houses in convenient distances.
The terms will be reasonable, and persons des-
rohs Of purchasing would do well 10 examine soon
The snbscrii er's address, is Lexington, Rock
bridge, county, Virginia
WM. S. WILSON.
April %. Is52-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
MILLINERY.
MISS MI. onA,n

MISS AMIN. CRAIG.
mp aaaia ne pleaFEse Of announcing 10 he
- = 1hal lesssNn and vicinity THAI SIS
80 I,.ss .sessssa irSm Rs.hmofe he iatssl
: st'AtNff AND SUAkAfER MILLINERY,
S.,,a she invites .tstr attention. and rs her
- Bieathng and colerirz done
-, 90 II sae hea.est apd best manner Earate-
i, Is y Aiad ifiehiS who have so genegeus.
= is..giis1s9 hef sue His,s IeSpeclfuly solcits
pleasure To render euiiEes -
give her a CALI t. 49,. i; Z -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
SfnasnnarY. IS;ani5 RRnnks. sc.

lust fecsived Tie laFgcst assortment e Blank
~ Books ever brought 10 this market; They EN-
brace l0 IS &, 4, and two qare Ledgers. Day
Boogs, ana Bank Books, Of the very best materi-
ais, al very moderate price Also. very large
amount Of Cap, Posi- aud Bath Paper Pens, PEN
holders Ink. Binding done at the shortest notice,
and a; moderate prices. l.. NJ. SMITH. "
Anril % 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
Lands in Rockbridge for Sale.

ON the i0th day Iof jane next, the undersigned
Sy@ia sell at pailsic auction, at Bath Furnace in
The Pastures Of HBckbfidge county, valuable
tract Of land lying IN the Big Calf Pasture Il iver
~ The Pastures Oh Rocbhfidge, adjoining Bath
Fsrge and Fafnace, and knuwn as the sIIlrE
LAND" Il contains about
500 ACRES
-saIpoit onc half ell which is fine river bottom -
The tra't is rich and prodgstive; has fe spr NJ
ItPoa Is and ordinary Improvements. The ,Centgd
Railroad as projected viii p1as near it.
TERMS :--One thifd in cash, or at months
credit, with intcteI from day Of sale and The resi-
due al and yeas rom day of sale, with inlerpsf
from dPt.. Tns purchaser executing bonds with
ger sefuri'y ShuAld the pafchas or desire ain ex-
iensoaot TING uposf AZ least one hall Of the rnr-
chase money il can be had upon the payment Of
The interest. Tue sale will be it'll general Warranty
otti,e. WILLIAM WEAVER, "
SAM'L Z. JORDAN,
Nav 6. w w. DAVIS
JAF the same limeIand place will also BE sold st
pubic auction on accommodating terms several
tracts i ,iniHg die tiith Forge lands TO Wit: HE
Ciscnheur tract, c1ttaniEg about , Is acres--the
Ghlmbefs.tfaet IeNIaeres-lhe Skeen, trs4t $40 a.
efes--the Temple lrE.c,, EGO acres and The Lair
tract about 100 acres
stss- Trlms made Isnown~nn Jay Of sale
Il SAML +. j RDAE,
May G. w W. BAVis
AT The same time huA place, will also be Sold al
pnhlic>anciion, m mot aecumn dating tarlnsst
al tracts at and belohging to the Bath Forge pfa-
pertv aud amongst Ihem, a yalnablrParn called
the 'esAT FARM'f between Bath Forge & Far
mace "a The Big Calf Pasture River, containing NJ
wards OF 700 acres k6out 20a u which are river
bottom, with a line Tim 9ar upon H.
WILLIAM WEAVER
Z Plats and surveys vi the foregoing lands will be
exhissled; ID lcintiol 10 all 81 Which, address the
pailics-tar the aeeuf J ID. DAVIDSON
SiaYfG, 'J2.-is--Pts lge 81. Lexington, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
One Hundred NEGROES Nanted.

r WISH 10 purchase for The New Orleans Mar
i ket, ONE HUNDRED NEGROES. Per-
sons having negroes 10 Sc will find il TO their adj
vantage TO consult me, by letter, directed to Fred
erick, Nd, or a. p. SiraYer. Martinsbnrg. Va, as
am determined TO pay the highest prices 10 cash.
WILSON w. KOLB~
April g. ISJ2-91 ErcRcrirk Nd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
PAPERING AND PAINTING.


THE undersigned, thankful to the citizens Of
l. Jefferson for the liberal patronage extended 10
him in his line of business respectfully gives notice
that he has made special arrangements to execute
every description OF
PIPERING, AND PAINTING,
EITHER PLAIN on GRAINISe, MARuLINo, Sc,
at the shortest uoticsand 7on The most reasonable
terms. in qaality5or style Of his Workmanship; he
is willing that his work Itself shall be his recon-
incubation, andlheretore refers 10 the work executed
at The residences of
Da. c. F. Mason, Wv MooeE,
l. N. CARTER ard J. w. BELLER,
CharIestcwn and he Graining at the residence OF
Mr.. Lewis w. Washington.
His terms are most reasonable, ard by prompt.
ness and fidelity 10 those who pa,ronize him he
hopes 10 receive a liberal share OF encouragement
He will execute any description Of Work in his
line when desired in any part Of this or the neigh
boring counties. WILLIAM IlIMES.
.Charestown, April %, 1S52-Gm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
CIOfIs. Cassin.eres 6. Vesfings.

TTARRIS. s. RIDENOUR calls the Alteration
Ii of The gentlemen Of our county far and near
TO their large assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres,
Vestings, &c. The purchasing partner faters
himself that they can show some OF the most select
Mems Goods, TO be found in any Country Store
will the gentlemen eall-prices- and terms will
both Sc made easy. April %, 1862.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
a a AIR 10 !.

TIME undersigned have formed aipattnsls1'P :.
Il the legal ~ y s JetI3rscr
C4ulplSl ana ffedeIek. and The Sanerior Cburis
OF other counties in sach cases only in which they
may be specially retaineasssS
CHASj JAS. EAULKNER.
FRANKLIN THOMAS
Marfhsburr April = ls53-iv7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
Spring and Summer Goods.

HARRIS e. .RIDENOUR, have received and
IL II ready for sale their supply of Spring and
Summer Merchandise selected with much care,
and from The most desirable Houses in Baltimore
and philadelphia
ArrfI N 1879