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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
POETRY.
SCATTER re SEEDS.

scatter re seeds, and flowers win sprins;
s'rew Them al tfoadcast DER hin aud Glen,
Sow il your garden, and time win bring
BrighI flowers, with seeds to scatter again.
Scatter We seeds, nor think Them lost.
Though they fan amid leaves and are buried in
earth
Spring viii awake them though beedlessly stoss'd
And q beautiful flowers those seeds will give
birth
Scatter We seeds tire moi, but toll
y z is the work of life, Ills the labor Of man;
In the head. in3lke heart and on earih's own soil
Sow. gather, and sow through life's shor, span.
Scatter ye seeds in the field Of mind
- S-AAis az 1aEars-a naith seeds of grain 4
IN The spring and summer, sweet gafiaads re ind
And in Autumn ye'Il reap rich fruits for your pain
Scatter We seeds in the garden Or heart,
Seeds ofaffection, oftruth, and Of loYe;
Cultivate carefully each hidden party
And thy flowers viii be seen by sfgels above.
Scatter We seeis--the seeds ofeTI6pe;
Plant 10 yonr bosom the TpGe Of Eife-
Then the flowers here buddj6g in Heaven shall Gre,
Ana in Heaven viii rjqssn tie fruits Of strife.
Then scatter yer seeds Zach passing year;
Sow amid winds s6d storms Of rain
Hope give thee courage, Faith casiout fear,
God will reqpfte thee with infinite gain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL.


The Metropolitan Hotel, which is new going
upon Broadway, in the city OF New York, will
surpass all others for extenhand elegance. The
Courier says
Togiye the reader an idea ofsthe magni-
tude of the establishment, we may state that
it is sixsstories high, and contains over FIVE
hundred rooms that of these over one hun
dred areisuites ef rooms, leach suite embra-
cling parfor, bed room, dressing rooms, &c.,J
each room being supplied With gas, and hoe
and cold water The building contains one
milc-of elegantly painted halls and passngesi
and more than frc miles Of pipes, to convey
the gas, hot and cold water, and steam Ito
warm the building) to every part Of the es-
adjustment
The entire cost Of the building, indepen-
dent of the furniture, &c, will be about hal}
a million ofdollars-the plate glass alone, for
the windows, costing 49,, 000i The fnrni-
ture, which is to be Of the richest and most
unique pattern, it is estimated, will cost
Sl50000 The silyer-ware has been order
ed of Stebbins &lCo, at an expense of Sl4,-
600 Five hundred and fifty mirrors have
been ordered at cost Of $15,00o-one hum
dred and twenty of which are imported
from Belgium Two of the largest Of these
are intended for each end Of the great Di-
ming Hall; and they cover, within fraction,
of oae hundred square feet each-beiDg the
largest ever importeafnto the Uuited Statesl
Each of the Bfning Hall windows is sur
mounted with ornamented captions, within
which is presented the Coal of Arms Of eve
i ~ principal nation Of theeartl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
THE ONE CHERISHED SIN.


Often from my window have l observed
on the sea shore little boat at anchor
Day after day and month after month it is
seen at the same spot The tides ebb and
flow, yet it scarcely moves, w bile many
gallant ship spreads its sails, and catching
the favoring breeze, has reached the haven,
this little bark moves not from its accustom
ed spot
True i. is, when the tide rises, it rises
but when it GIBBS again it sinks; but adj
yanceslno Why thisl Approach nearer,
and Won shall see It is fastened to the
earth by onejslender rope. There is the Sc
cret. 4 chord scarcely visible enehains it
and will not let it 60. Now stationary
Christian-see here your state--the state Of
thousands. Sabbaths come and 60, but leave
thea as before; ordinances come and go !;
means privileges, sermons, move them not
YES, they move them a slight elevation BY
Sabbath tide. and again they sink. but no
onward. heaTcnward movement. They are
as remote as ever from the hayen Of rest this
Sabbath as the last, this year as the past,
Someone SIN enslaves, epchains the soul and
viii not let it 20. Some secret, unseen, al
lowed indulgence, drags down the soul, and
hoidsit fast to earth.
/ If ii be so, snap it asunder, make one des
perats effort in the strength Of God, and yor
viii be safe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
THE SECRET.

81 noticed said Frankli1, "a mechailic
among number Of etherss 5at work on a
house erected, bat little way from mys,of
fee, who always appeared to be in a merry
humor, who had kind word aud cheerful
smile for every one be met Let the day be
ever SO cold, gloomy, or sunless, a, happy
smile danced Ike sunbeam on his cheerful
countenance. Meeting him one morning. I
asked him to tell me the secret Of his constant
happy flow Of spirits"
no secret, Doctor, he replied, Il have
cot one Of the best of wives aud when l go
to work. She always has kind word Of en-.
enlargement for me, and when l 60 home
she meets me With smileland kiss, and
then tea is sure to be ready, and she has
done SO ma6y little things through the day
to please me, that / cannot fad it in my
heart to speak an unkind word to anybody .
What an influence, then, hath woman over
the heart Of man, to soften it and make il
the fountain Of cheerful and pure emotions
Speak gently, then, happy smile and kind
word Of greeting, after the tolls of the day
are over. costs nothing, and 60 far toward
making happy and PEACEFUL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
MorIvEs roR MATRIMoNY !.

Goethe said he married to obtain rcspecta-
sbility. John Wilkes declared he married
to please his friends Wycherfey, in his old
age, took his servant girl TO wife, to spite
his relations. The Russians have story
Of widow who was. 50 inconsolablefor the
loss of her husband, that she took another
to keep from fretting herself to death and
we read ofan Irishman who declared he would
never have a second wife, but having q
chance to marry a Protestant girl. be just
took her to be the means of saving her soul.
a Young and rather fast" gentleman cfour
acquaintance, married lady nearly old g,
noagh to be his grandmother, beca use he
owed her debt Of fifty dollars for board 90
The bargain he afterwards described ss
hard one, declaring he went Off chea p--dog
cheap n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
ClRCULAR.
a -lIlthod By zckich Stare .Ouners ,sav BE-
Protected IrRns Los
NATIONAL LOAN EIIND LrFE Asstt.
RANCE cU1IfAIx. or f.ONDON.

= AfVkt OWN
1N lu,arv. Ia.rrSnt> iii le eTtcisd Oh he lives
E s'fss' @ s. ' .ss e. sSs ssa. rl J.
assured.
81. There vi 81 in.efted in each policy a cor
dilion that no other Insurance be made on The same
life.
81. policy may be transferred 20 another marty
IN this State, OF TO STAKEHOLDER in another State
without first Obtaining The consent of the COMPANY
4hs~ "a slave dying without the State, Is still
covered by the policy
9th. The premium stated 10 the first instance in
thepoicy, is the same, irrespective of age for the
whole term OF five years
9Th. The premium for said term Of. five years 10
be paid asxuALLY, and the policy thus renewed; ir-
respective Of the health of The slave at The time of
such RENEWAL
9TH. Referees letters dema nded "a ordinary eases
in eiecting an insurance. viii be dispensed with
In cases o. Insurance on The lives OF Slaves.
9Th. Satisfactory and REASONABLE pfoof az age
will be sufficient to have that fact endorsed in the
policy; and ofthereof alter death dispensed with
9th. In case OF difference as 10 The actual CASH
VALUE OF slave il may be determined by reference
iotwo persons, 10 be mutually chosen by the owner
and ihe7agentof The Company.
10Th. Parties insuripg en- the lives Of Slaves
can .,at the ehd Of any earNdiscon the policy
ii they wish til Go So.
llth. The annual exnenses Of sach insurance.
will depend upon the age Of the Slave al his next
birth day wig:
For instance. on $500, Annual Premium for the
term of five Years: -.;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
To Coopers and Others.

TENtIE undersigned Iake this method Of Informing
Il CooRers and persons in want of Shingles and
Slaves, 4laf they have on handeat this time one
hundred Iionsand Shingles and Cooper Stuff which
they will dispose dG low for cash oron ashorteredt
They intend 10 Keep constantly large supply Of
each andpersons in want will find TO theiradvan-
tage to purchase of them, "a
They have machine for manufacturing the
above ARTICLES which is applicable to steam, water
OF horse power, and is capable Of making from $500
10 5000 Shingles oil Slaves in TWO hours BY horse
power.
They own the right Of this County and are desi-
rons OF disHpsing OF several location rights Letters
addressed 10 1hcm at Middleway, Jefferson County,
Va. will be promptly answered.
Al sample ofthe slaves and Shingles can be seen
al the Free Press Office.
SHAULL s. BURWELL.
April III fS5I-fy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
Fa h.ionabIe Clothing.
WNE.IWALL,
.ETaSIhingfOr,. ID. a..
q. 41tenRe, 6Sttceen 9th and l0h Streets
(Nfxt to Mr.. Shank's Iron Building,


4 NJ OUED respectfully say e the citizens Of JEFF
Wv Ierson and the Valley generally, that he has
enlargedand extended his Clothing Establishment
making il one Of the largest and most extensive
Clothfns Depos in this part OF the country
4 Us extehtis two floors running $50 feet deep and
employing from IS to 100 hands, thereby giving
employment 10 our own mechanics and sempstresses
and offering goods as low as they can be bought at
the North.
am prepared 10 make 70 order, the most fashion
able and elegant assortment of
TCLUI ffS5 C7fysSTltTiEI$ IzAs 1T4NII VfSo I4lNGS
TO be found in this city, At prices as low as those
bought at the cheapest ready made store in Wash
ington, and Of superior make and finish In tex
Iture and qaali1y, all my goods will compare with
any Merchant Taiors in the District, and at much
less cost, as my desire sto do permanent custom
trade, am determined 70 give|entire satisfaction,
and all goods purchased, il not found 10 be as rep
resented, liberal deduc ion will he made.
All Cl5hing made to order. will be cheerfnly
taken backIif found not to suit
Constantly on hand a large general and complete
assortment Of Ready-mate- Clothing at prices to
suit the times,
/ Also atmy Estabishmentthree doors East oftlle
Nation Hotel.
The citizens Of Jefferson aDdthc Valley, visiting
Washington, arc respectfully invited TO give me a
CAL as Il feel confident they will be amply repaid;
MarehE1R lS52-dy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
no THEP PUBLIC.

HHHE undersigned would respectfully call the
Il attention Of The public to his splendid assort>
ment Of work on hand at present, consisting off
SAD ID & S2 S.,
of every description and at prices that cannot fail
to please. ranging from s. 10 500. He has also
very splendid assortment of all other kinds OF
work, which is made Of the very best materials and
in the neacst and most durable manner. In fact
he iniendsto keep every thing for safe that belongs
10 the business. He has on hand solpe very excel
lent ShaflGr Saddles which are as low as $i2 and
Sognerseis as low as $40 Tor cash, or on shorl
credit He still continues 10 carry his business
in The shop formerly occupied by Mr.. VIM. Hicks
Immediately opposite the bank.
He returns his sincere thanks 10 republic gen
orally for he liberal patronage heretofore extendet
to him. ahd hopes BY strict attention TO businesStt
merit a-liberal Share Of the same hereafter. ANY
person wishing 10 see him will find him At bis shop
JOHN p. GORMAN.
Charie9tnNn March 81 ISL n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
WHO SHALL BOW FlRsT.

In England, the fashionable world, it is
believed, are governed BY THE following max
inns 80 It is mark of high breeding not
to speak to lady in the street, until you
perceive she has noticed you by an inclina-
ton of the head. If you meet lady of
your acquaintance in the street, it is her
part to notice you first, unless intimate. =
The reason is, if you bow to lady first, she
may not choose to acknowledge it, and there
Is no remedy but if she bow to you, you, as
gentleman, cannot cut her
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
Wholesale 4 Retail Clothing Store.
IL. WALTER & BRO.
Manufacturers & Dealers,

Skcnaadoah street, Harpefs- Ferry, VIFgiaia,
INVITE the attention the trade 10 their exten-
/ sive stock of READY-.MADEt CLOTHING,
viz:
Frock Dress, Over Sack, La Polka COATS
Cloaks Pants, Vests, Drawers, Shirts, Gloves, Sus
renders Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, Trunks, and
I'll articles belonging to genilenens ware, of every
"a, .ty of materials in use of Foreign and Domes
tie Ma. ufacturers, made up in the best style and
de mos approved Fashions, and which they Of
fer al prices aid upon terms as accommodating as
nny establishment in The Union.
II. Waiter & Bro lave for long time supplied
Jefferson and surrounding Counties 10 great ex-
tent, and Merchants from this section of country
win consult their interest BY an examination OF
their stock. "A. WALTER & BRO.
Hnrners. Ferry October q 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
Lire ASSURANCE.

THE NA4ioNAI. Loan FUsp LrFr ASSURANCE
-SocIETY, OF LoNDoS.
CaFiFn So 500, 000-SuRPLus S4l2.210.
DRINTED statements explanatory Of the busi-
IL ness and the advantages of Life Assurance
will be furnished on application to
Or in bis absence, applications can be made 10
"a .DR. G. f. Mason
Bicdtcql Exaaltaer GAarlestop.R,
Dr.. JoHs d. SrARRY,
Msdieal E1amiaer, Hatpcrs- Fern,
DR /. H. TAYLcR,.
Ahdfeql iEramiaer, .SAepterdstor,t.
THIS COMPANY have also e,zgzaeaoe9 iyS,,tag
-POLTCIES for the INSURANCE OF 81, AVE
LIFE, a method by which slave owners NAV be
projected from loss.
For Circulars and other information. apply to
D. w. HERBERT, 4genk
Charestown, Nov 13. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
EXCHANGE BANK OF
SELDEN, NETHEEgS & CO.,

l. w ASlIikGfbN- II. ".
THFIE Undersigned respectfully announce that
j. they have formed co-partnership to transact
a general thanking and Exchange business In this
city, under the tlrnG of SRLDEN WITHERS s.
CO., and are prepared to-deal in
tsrsigm ana Domestic Eredasges, Time Bins, Pro
atsSory Notes, CeyfiGcateS NJ DcpoSte, Letters AZ
Crsdit, Bank Notes and Coiq
We undertake 10 make collections and promptly
to remit the. proceeds % any designed point within
or wihoutthe Union.
MIR. WILLIAM SFLDsN3 a member ofthe firm and
for many years past, the TREASURER Of he United
States, viii give hscanaR personal attention to all
financial business which We may be employed to
tratsactwilA any olihe Departments Of the Govern
meHt
The bu4iness which our employers may require
-ussp ranshct, will be conducted with Fidelity and
prompttude, and rpo1 the most reasonable terms
WILLIAM Seldom,
Lqf6 Treasurer affhe IL s.
JUrI-s rotfT-sT rsrre5s
Ot Ate1an&gia, Ia.
Il. W. LATHAM,
Il OF HgAiRgtoa, %. C.
L. P. BAYNE,
:. "0f Bssltinore III
Washington Dec. G, le50-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
TERRIFIc WARNING i

Simeon Stephens Of NeMbeFTy, n H,lost
his life recently BY toryoriag q nf'fspdPer.
The wind blew 1t opt Of his hand BE chased
It through deep snow and became 50 fa.
t;r,ed t6at he died shortly after its capture
II Is clear that this gentleman would still
ka ,;y;nr but that the newspaper he was to
enjoy was torfoteed eHe lIadslt been his
- 4 would not have been point Of cons
science to recover. ii. The moral is never
borrow newspapers, but getone Of your cwn3t
your mind viii then be easy- and you will
keep out Of snow-drifts and danger.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

And Tor other ages mot ehWfneratedl 10 proportion.
a policy lee Of 81 25 is payable ih the first in
stance only--pot demanded. Afterwards.
Thns - Slave hged 30 years can be insured
for $500 (olhcr sums largef smaller, pro rata
for year, fer 81; and II Tie dies, the owner al
though deprived ofihe revenue Of his labor, by so
ordinary casualty, will sill not he unrecompensed
Tor his loss for there will stl remain 10 him
not his Slave-bht the $500 which constituted his
value, which shm be can invest ID replace the
revenue the death of the Slave Would have de-
prigcd him OF if insured.
For any further information desired, please APP
ply to D. w. HER EtT, Agent.
2 February n lS5a-6m T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
EXTRA FLOUR.

YryHE Undersigned has always on hand Extra
FLbuR. No. 4 for sale and in exchange for
GOOD article Of Wheat The above Flour IS ksPs
81 hand IN Charlesiown, By John K. Woods q 90.
and Ebt & Son; and By different merchants al
SAWINGf
Ihave also nv Saw-SEilli in good repair, and bills
win be furnished al the shortest notice.
MARTIN EIcHELBERGER.
Roek Swing Mills Nav 81 IS50-Etf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
Notice.

VTINCINHELLER & LETORT, having dis
continued the Saddle and Harness Making
business in Charlestcwn, respectfully request that
all persons indebted to them uouldeai immediate,
~ upon C. G BRAGa. who has their accounts, and
settle The same j. Vinenheller, still carries on
the above named business in all its branches in
Martinsblrg, wherehe will be happy ID I'll all or
ders from Jefferson ard adjoining counties Orders
le4t With N Carter, in Charlesuwn, shall receive
promp, attention, as well as all Others
January I5g lS52.-lf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
RYImg.

TIME subscriber has permanently settled in Win
IL chester. and will attend To Dying Ladies,
Dresses. Shawls, &c, and every description Of
goods il, their line Genllemenis Garments reno
waited andreayed and he warrants to give satisiacr
ton ANY article sentsto the care Of Mr. Jacob
Senseney viii receive prompt attention.
to Ladies will be careful TO have their Dresses
properly ripped.
July 10 silly j. II. sIlChELL-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

MY accounts are now all ready for settlement
lNI Persons knowing themselves indie oied OF
harine accounts against me will confer a great
favor 81 calling At the store at the Market House,
and settling up, no matter how small the amount.
am desirou ofsettling every aeeeuns on my books.
There are also some accounts and notes due the
fim u T. @ RawiiBs & Co. thai must Be taken Y P,
a. ihev win be transferred for collection forthwith
February s. 1852 II. HAWKINS. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
Hartford Fire Insurance COMPANY.
HARTEApn f,nAr,-rsr,-r,rc.rr.1s 9

fnkarperdasa 1870 aarter perpetnai- $50
900 trtfh po1sr Of Increasing Il 10 $4,000
DgBLlc Buildings, Manafaetories Mifis Ma.
Il 1 chinery, Dwelling Houses. Stores! Merchan-
disc, Household Furniture, Vessels on the stocks
or while ID port &c &c viii be insured Al rates
as low asIthe risk will admit
Applications for Insurance may be made Of
sB W. HERBERT.
= Agent FIR Js6srsoa County, Ia.
10 The ahsenee Of the Agent from Chariestown, 10
JoHA p 1Baowx ESQ who will attend IA them
promptly. Persons al distance address through
IN. b. On all Church Buildings and Clerssmen's
personal property the Agent win present bis COM
missions III reducing the amount Of premiums on
the risks thus arising
December 49, lS5i-lv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
National Agricultural and Seed
w Abs iEs 9W59a
WASHINGTON CITY.

THE subscriber begs leave 10 call the attention
IL OF the Farmers Of Jefferson, and the aaioinin..
counties ID one OF the most extensive and best So
Iected ASSIGNMENTS Of Agricultural Machinery ana
Implements to be found il any similar house in
the United States. His arrangements with all the
furnish al Factary prices esery article required for
the farm and all goods, leaving his establishment
rravaated 10 prore as represented. His stock
embraces
FORTY FAREE TIES OF PLOUGHS.
among which may be fobnd The celebrated Premium
Centre Dran Wrought and casl-Iron elfSharpen-
er the Deep TiIer Sod he fat flrrow ditto; the
premium New York, Nos, rs, 10, I9k, 20 81 and
2s the snbsoi and hill side Pioush s OF every va
riety and price
CaEliratoFs, Harro1rs. Cas- non Ereld Rouers
Islers5Ass f,en1oz.s Il as.sssiaiss TTs5saI i7Tl1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
To Holders OF. Land Warrants.

TIME subscriber " ill giveihe highest cash prices
/ for Boumfg Land Warrants and Land Patents,
issued under any Of the Acts Of Congress: FERNS
If ASSIGNMENT and transfer furnished gratis.
All Communications postage paid addressed g
the SUBSCRIBER, Washington City, D. O., will meet
with prompt attention.
Baitaty LaRd Agent
Washington. d .sJanuaryIs, 1859.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
a RARE CHANCE

DEING DESTROYS TO remove from this state,
ID willdispose of niy entire Stock 81 Goods upon
very aetommoda,ing terms--to any person DESTROYS
Of entering into the Mercantile Business. A great
bargain win be given,-the Stand is good one and
has hbe run Of Custom al this time for further
particular apply al THrs OFFIcg.
January iS 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

NJ Nr. John A Smith has been elected
Cashier of the Farmer Bank Of Virgins, at
Richmond, in the place Of MR. Cock, de-
ceased. Mr.. Smith has been for. many
Years assistant cashier Of the bank. sg,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

~ Mrs, Prigg married her second hns-
band, not because she admired the sex, but
because he was the size of her first Proteo-
tor. and awould come SO good 70 wear his
old clothes out -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
OYSTERSl OYSFERSll

FAMILIES can be furnished with OYSTERS
= BY the can or halfcan at the Restaurant the
Basement Of Carriers Hotel, At any time during the
oetober 80, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01

nnn Fiat Chestnut Rails; 200 Yellow Lo-
lDcnst Posts Of the best quality for Post and
Rail fence 10 be delivered on the bank Of The river
opposite shannon Hill, for which fair cash price
viii be paid on delivery.
1er III 1887 GEO. w. PETER,
Near X abletown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
For Georgetown, Washington and
Alexandria.

THE PACKET B0aT,S BELLE AND
j. FlAs HION. via run the ensuing season
between Harpers Ferry and Inc above places daily,
Communicating March 18th.
LIE FFNG,
Harpers Ferry at r. NJ, and arriving at George
town next morning at g. and Alessndria al Z
o'clock.
Is returning
Leave Alexandria at ! p NJ. and Georgetown al
! P. Nj, arriving at Hafpers-Ferry al 10 A. NJ 70
time for The ears for Winchester and Cumberland
Omnibuses will be in Readiness on the arrival Of
the Packets at Georgetown, IL convey passengers
ID Washington.
FARE 81 50 including Board.
G. w. GUTSHAW, Agent.
HaFpers-F Ferry. March 4 lS52-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
NNTECE.

yVyHE co,parinership heretofore existing be-
i tween the subscribers. under tie firm OF 2im-
norman & &C.,. swas mutually dissolved The 18th
'"' = - r. GEO. Ft(s. ZIAlMERMAN.
& LIS. EICElELBERGER.
Eehruarv i fSla -EE