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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16

Z y The County Court Of Campbell on lust Monday.
by its order directed elections to be held supply the
vacancies occurred in its District, follows:
In District No. 8-For Constable, aice Richard I.
Walker resigned; be held Thursday. the 2Gth Au.
gust (presenD ntthe Cour-honsc, in the of Lynch
burg
In the District No.2.-Fora Justice Of the Peace 10
snPplythe Vacancy caused hy the death Of Richard Per
kius jr esq mud fornn Ovcrsrcr Of the Poor of said
District, in place Of BENZ Wilkes resigned; to be held
on Tuesday the3lst ofAngu.l, (prcscn) AT roulen'.
and Blu tons Crock Church, in said District
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16

Congressadjoufns oothe 81 i Of August, The
day now being fixed. whether the public bust
ness is done or not That Tho public business
vel TO be done ean be done proPcrly,in the few
days remaining, nobody believes; but that It
ma, lie done afer fashion isProbable.
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Payd00 of Drayk0n and Sdures.

WAsnINGToN, Aug. ll.-Drayton and Say
res, who we're convicted and sentenced TWO
years ago for the attempted abduction OF 20
slaves, by the schooner Pearl, and whose term
of Imprisonment would extend to SO years
were pardoned to day hy President Fillmore
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DEATHS.

Died, at the residence Of her mothcr Mr. Hornhill
IN Appomutlox county, the 1lth Of August Mrs.
ELrZABETn VI PHELPs, wife of Peter W. Phelps ESQ,
of Bedford county, aged II years Mrs. Phelps was,
for number of years member of the Baptist Church.
and in her Inst illness frequently convcred the sub
ect of religion md expressed her perfect resignaiiuto
The will of her Lord, and the happiness in for
in tile spirit land.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16

At political meeting, held at Lewiston
Falls. Maine, not long since. ono Of the dslin.
guished speakers, exclaimed, AS for Daniel
Wester. he i. said 10 be great man. but what
has he Ioael To be sure. he has made great
Dictionary aud a !Speliing Book, but what OF
ihail Others have done as much in their day.
and Why should he be made President OF the
United Statns for it,
Long live the democracy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16

Pno1RAcrrD RlueIous MgEuEG For two weeks
past "a very interesting meeting has been going an 1T
Nerhope Church, in Amherst, few miles from this
plncc under tie mnisnlion OF the Rev. Mr.. THOMAS,
Of The NJ. L. Church. There hns been large number
Of converts, and tho interest still continues The Rev.
Mr. RowzEn, p H., aud other Minister'S contrib
uiing IN The lnbor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16

lHE POSTMASTER GENERAL.-Tt is said that
the Hon James Brooks will tie nominated as
Postmaster General in place of Judge Hall
ho viii he nominated as u. S. Circuit judge
oFthe Northern District of New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lynchburg Harkets--Augusi 1
| WHNLEsAI.E PRIC Is.

ToBAeeo-ltispeetian- the put week 6s2, with rather
le. aiitioH in TIM market for The last few days. aud
noadcsrript Iii IL shnde wer, With sales of Lues
from g SCAT 2G, Common Leaf, sat-: MiddiBg do.
from sea good and fine shipping Leaf, s7a9 9; good
nad fine manufacturing Leaf frum Sl0aal5; fine ox-
ia do do. from sl5, upwards, in quality.
WM 7 SMITH,
Commission Merchant
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with ali Of It's interesting assoeialious aud sng-
gestions 10 the consideration oi The heplblican
aud Mr.. Flournoy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

Nfw WArfn WBEEL.-In another column viii
be found the adve tsetnent of Mr. J. Beatte, Jr who
&. In this place, aud has the model Of new water
whccl. which should odge, from tie testimonials
beforc w. Is superior for all the pnrPoses enumerated
IN l. notice. The model Is made Of brass and copper
If finished rLmnnship and u well worthy the inspec,
ton of gentlemen conyersHnt with machinery II can
be sccnut the HyiRe1sIAS RFADrsG Room
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16
TAe AncHk Rncc

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE New York
yacht Banca came IN early this morning. one
hour and three minutes ahead Of the Brow n,
and took the purse Of $1,000.
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LoMn Elcciion.

ST. Louis, Aug. 1l.-Mr. Cook, Wing, has
been elected 10 Congress- in this State, by ma
iorty of about 500 votos. This is Wing
gain,
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iSLnreS- hlnnnnnca..

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 1O.-F'ivc slaves, belong
ing to CharIesJ Armstrong. Esq, Of this city
have been kidnapped.
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EXCHANGES
per CT. premium.
Richmond Markets August ~.

TOBACCO-Lugs 81 SOFAS so; common leaf S. so
al; mddling S7a s. good $500 50; prime 80 5001l
fine manufacturing from Sl2a20; str city fine, golden
al would communal higher price. Market fully sus
tanned, particularly for manufacturing grades.
fLoUR-S4 to shippers-dnll and but little doing.
NHEAT-Red 80 cts; white 80
C0RN.-AIarket supplied; G0a62 cts.
CORN NEAL 80c-per bushel,
OATS-371 Ia 40 cents.
RYE-75cts.
FlSll-Eleuings, No l, Cut 81 90 Gross SIS so
S3.75 Roe 81 90; Mackere. No. g. 500; No. g $lO4-
No !, Sill. Shad so 1880
LARD-Bbls. l21 cts kegs 13ial2. Pals l3lc
BACON-Sides held at LOCAL cents Shoulders 9a9I
Hams Ii 10 II.
MOLASSES-Swcet Cuba 20a22cts. New Orleans
30a3lcts.
GtANO-Peruvan 451 from wharf.
FEE-Prme crop Laguyra 9Ia93cts Rio,
good 10 prime, 81 10 10.
CLOVER SEED-$Gd to 81.
fLASTER-No Lump in market Ground 81
SAlI-from store 81 AS sales from wharf 81 3Oa35
SGGAR-New Orleans 5a6 cents; Porto Rico 5a64
cents.
HAH-Northern, in bales-from wharf 90Q95c
lRON-Pig Iron $24 to &c. according to quality;
Sweeds S95 per English 50 Tredegar, Richmond
mandatory %: Up Country Bar $82aS7 according to
quality
LIVE Sales from 81 90. At this price
Virginia Lime can be purchased the year through
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET AUG l2
Bee Cattle-lhe market is unchanged, supply fair
quote s. Is So 25 per 100 10, gross Live Hogs
sS"SS % Lambs s. % - 80
BALTIMORE TOBACCO MARKET, AUG. IL.
Holders are very Firm, aud full prices freely obtained
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, ArG. g.
AT Washington Yard 220O Bceves were offered Ru.
mess f' Sales OF good retailing qualities from So to
30 nett 200 left over.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Arc o
ne offerings ." live stock for the week were about
i4Oo b"eves, 800 Hogs, and 100 Cows
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL MATTERS. ARG 70.
TRADE AND MONETARY AFFAIRS
1t Is stated that wcathy English Barone Is nov. in
fmadelPha. investing largely in Feoeral and nrp,e
STATE nee4res. ltis said that Mr. WicL.rsb.,1 md
Mr thomas Biddle, both eminent brokers i, Inn So,
are making the investments - '"'' ny
"A commercial letter from New York dated Tuesday
afternoon contains the following extracts concerni No
trade and monetary afairs
tionr-Southcrn is quiet; the stock is rni,ly rom.
pru o' inc 10" grades, which not very sflrrl1r
WIN more now Offering. Sales of 600 bbls n, s4.74n
4.9o or mixed to good strligln brands "a col f,,
oa az aud "a - a 5.373 for frncy
"raih-New Wheat is more freely Offered ord rrcr.
are lower Sales OF 5000 bushels good Southern YLite
ut 40 cts; S1OO bushels good red do at &C.
:. obacco Is active; 600 lhds Kentucky sold since
Hday Mt d i cts. und 200 bales Baracoa AT 1914
N1ahui'cured Is ing good request for California;
rroYiSons.-Ihere is steady demand for Provisions
"a, prices IRE tny maintained Sales of Moss p,,l M
~ % 10 80. Prime Pork sly %. A snle Of loo
~ mas Bacon sides at l0a We quote shoulders at
= Gus mum II l23 cts peril Lard i, firm at ia
Ga ~ "oS ana II i2d els per ID in kegs Cheese CT
OF cts Butter II IS cts per h.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16

proys. Bur he felt 10 lie his duty at this
election TO help turn The Wings out OF power.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16
vIRGINIAN JOB PRINTING 0FrTcF
Vie subscribers having recently made additions to
TINS department OF their business would inform their friend
md the public that they prepared to eyece AT
PROMPTLY and on REASONABLE TERMS every DESCRIPTION Of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING.

such rs Pamphlets, Hand-bills, Circulars Bill
he""s' hi"nks, Shccks, Cards, Labels, IL L. d c.
They have secured the services of work man c.
ms branch OF their concern; and persons leaving orders may
Co,a3n e ~ WIZ oooe cNIel doSly and well.
fn'ly soi.lt portion Of the public patronage
Orders from the country promptly attended to-
je 2S-ns TFppy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16

LINE -Sales from store at 81 90. At this price
ir9ipia Lime can be purchased the year through
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16

" IRGlNIAN HEADING R0ON.' Holm / ono
saCas'S PRESSURE, CENrRE-VENT. IRON
~ WHEEL \ model of Til. renlrntod
una valuable water motor will be exhibited ror few
DAYS at The IRGlNIAN READING Room" This ,yheoI
excels ali others in its economy of water power
Phcliy stendlness Of acfion compactnpss durability
and am! eheapness 1t is wheel which will grind MOI
wheat or Corn, thanan other Wheel nnd under less
1t Is wheel which is in use for Cotton sninning IN,
per masking saving and grinding in the Staes of Gaor
g" and Alabumn, 700 having been sold thin the Is
three years ' ''' ''s'
=, pe monopoly lsowned by the winter Iron Works
Aug l6--dts -, H. CI n ~ 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16

4 oSE.-A small Porte Monte somcw here brtv,ean
the Market house and the Derot, on last Friday
om'a'"''s FLU ant some valuable papers The finder
will be suitably rewarded bv leaving il and content, ~
' ih"iNiAN READING RoOM.' JOHN LONG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
LIE .1ssUR.a.rCE.

10 = AfiosAL loan Fund LIFE ASSURANCE
ooclE1fs as A.oss Def it1j--tk---s-
G4PIrn. So 500 ,0o0--srarIrs S4ib;2sO.
DRINTED statements explanatory ar The bust
: Il. ness and the advantages Of Life assurance,
will ii furnished on application to
b. w. HERBERT
Or III his Absence applications can be- made 10
DR. G.. T. NJ ssoH,
Medical Efamtacy CkarleSt0icH /
Din. JonN d. ,SFaRRY,
sAlfcdicali Eka,ainer! HaypcFs4 Ferry
DR 1. II. TAY1cR,
Medical EramiAerI SiePhtr2stelcH
+. THIS COMPANY have also romHea ccd issaiag
JtDBIcIE S for the INSURANCE c F. ISL AVE
LIFE method By which slays owners may Sc
projected IRON loss
ssor Circulars and ether information, apply Is 7
5B w HERBERT, A ge4
Charlesto&n. NOV. 70 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
EXCHANGE BANK or
SELDEN, W lTEl EEeS &FCO.,

, " ASHlAGION. ~ "
TVsHE undersigned respectfully an16nnce that
i they have formed co-paElHershb 10 transact
"a general Banging and Exchange business in this
civ, underihe firm Of SELDEN, WRITER'S &
CD and are prepared 10 deal in
fsrsiga and Domestic EGchamgesi Tfui4- BIS; Pro
1qfssory Notes Cerifcetcs If DeposiR ELeslerssf
cneda Baak Nodes and CeJ1l.
4 We undertake TO make collections aid promptly
lnFemit the proceeds 10 any designed boilt within
OF without The Union. 81
Mr. WILLIAM SELpEN, a member Of the firm and
for many years past, the Treasurer II III LAited
Slrtes viii give his careful personal alienion toa
fnanriai= business which we may be employed to
transact with any otthe Departments Of The Govern
meuI iii
The business which~our employers may require
transact, will be conducted xi1h fidelity and
rrpmptaie, and upon The most reasohh6le terms.
III 1es.7slIrer Il he j. S.
JOHN WRITER'S, j
~ Atsrafdrta, Va.
r. w. LATHAM,
~ ,M..sAiagtou, d. {.
4 oflBauimorf, All
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Lay him softly tarkst
THE Pr acTIoE OF mEpIc.SE.

We have observed that recently. an un-
usual concern has been awakened among
the Medical men Of Virginia, touching the
interests Hof their profession and we are
pleased 70 learn that, through their State
Medical Society, they are now making an
effort before the Legislature to obtain an en-
actment, which shall protect them in the
dignity and responsibility to which they as
pire as ) Profession. The principal object
Of the memorial now before the Legislature,
is, We learn, to secure an enactment which
shall separate the graduating from the Ii
censing power; which, in other words, shall
deny . 81 applicants for practice, the right
to practice medicine IN the State Of Virgin
Ia, until they shall have undergone = tho
rough examination before qualified Board
| Of Examiners. appointed BY the Medical So
cicty Of The State Richmond H1ig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
Wholesale Watch Il JeWciry Store.
m. IN. MILLER a. CO.,

r MPpRTERS, Manufacturers ana Jo6bers OF
i PATCHES, yEJTELRYi AND FANCY
GOODS havesleased the Old stand formerly oc-
canieI by Messrs Caulield BroiheF y Co, South
east corner of Charles cad Batftis6fe SsreFtsI NO
221.f which they are putting in fconplcio order toI
The WHOLESALE WATCH ANDl JEWELRf
BUSINESS 10 be opened about ghe YIN ol9uly
In calling the attention OF the trade TO The new
concern we mention The fact that we pre- associated
with one OF the most extensive JawElIey MsNrrAc-
erEaiSG ESTABLISHMENTS ia he country, which must
eiYa decided advantage over alothdfs mathis mar
ket Tor supplying dealers with Jewel9y al maAulac
turers PRICES teatnreln This branch OF trade long
since needed hsiween- Ilalimoseiand the Southern
and WesteFR Merchants.
We desire local particular attention 10 ths
Wateh department which will,at 4 times be sup
Piled with great assortment from ne most crle7
bralcd manufacturers, and kept ia perfect running
onIer SO that purchasers may al ONCE take them,
With wfiten guarantee atthy VIII perform COZ
tectly.
Especial attention os enc OF the ir those extensive
aud practical knowledge of the mess, VIII, we
hone sive US a MACE in the confidence efbuyers.
Werespcctiully invite YOU 10 alnpons Us, when
yon next visit our city, confidently heiieying thal
REORGANIZATION Of our Goods will prove to you, that
they are better styles aud cheaper than YOU have
ever seen in this market, and assure you that no
et6rt shall be wanting our part 10 make the ae-
<lquaintance one Of mutual benefit.
l.. III. MlELERI & CO.
Corner IF Charles and Baltimore Strsets, Bait
REFERENCES
Messrs. ,wyeih, Blackjack & Co, Baltimore
Ew,n, Reid Taylor, %
James Hodges s Brothers, -"
Hurst L Berry,
Marioek Ducr g. Evans, :"
StelmansS Hinrichs. ="
4 Sangstou & 20. -
Barihlow. Gwynu Co.
Reley 8 pendleton,
F.. Bashiags & Bailey,
4. John Murphy 4 Co, a
4s} Moore q Griffin, +"
August 81 lS5l-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

THE MOD Erin BELLE.

EXTRACT FRcot .ssASKs POEM READ At nm rAr,
AASeHEsTER, y. h, FAM
Tho daughter sis in the parlor.
And rocks in her easy chair;
Shefs clad ii her silks and satns.
AID jewels are in her hair
She Iwinks and giggles and shippers,
And Shippers and gigsglcs and winks,
And though she talks but little,
lis vastly moro than She thinks.
Hes father goes clad in his rsssett.
hld ragged and seeay at hat
Ills coats are all cut atItAe elbow,
He wearsa most shockiss bad hat
He's boarding aud saving his shilliags,
so3carefally day BY Day,
While shes on her beaax and poodles,
Is throwing them al away.
I'M neatly the ho,.s -
Then comes down snalTrasa...
Because She was called so soon;
Her hair IS still in the papers,
Her checks still dabbcd with paint,
Remains Of the last nights bushes,
: Before she intended 70 faint.
She doats upon men unshaTed,
And men with the flowing hair"
She's cloquent over mdustaches,
They give such foreign air.
She talks Of Italian music,
And falls in love with the moon,
And though but mouse should meet her,
She sinks away in swoon.
Her feet arr 20 very little,
Her hands very white,
Hsr jewelsBarc 50 very heavy,
And her head 50 very light;
Her c5lor il made Of cosmetics,
Though Chs. she win never qwn,
Her body ssmade mostly Of cotton
Her heaiE Is made wholly CT stohcs
She falls in love with fellow,
Who swslIs with foreign air,
He niarriesher for her money,
She marries him for his hair;
0nc Of the very best matches
Both arcswell mated for life.
She's got asf9ol for her husband,
He's got 4 fool for his wife.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
Hartford Fire Insurance temnapv.
1'ss HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

IA - Capif4l $50,
s0o5 1'sa fo'esr p sfereasiMg Il 70 $3.50, 600
IlTnLfc Buildings. Manufactori~s Nf;,is L..
clinefy, Dwelling House, Storrt Ms,.t i. e
n, ,',, Fuin,re, Vessels on Ne stocks
-, :. 81 ~ 80. &C. VIII Pc insufed az rates
PI'ssSelsohs lef insurance may be- made Of
Be- w. HERBERT
Ageaktoy .Jc6srsoa eImnfg In
49, ~ n.'srnee q inc agent from Chariestown 10
$3.50. = pnoNN Esqa who VIII attend 10 them
IL NJ retso9s a. distance address through
$50. - IN al lauren Buildings and qsergymen's
ts-.I FIoieI'y, me agent VIII preseht his CON-
the RISKS thus arising = '''4iie On
DScknlber ~ fs5I-lv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
/. WIN. Il. DAUGHERTY,D
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,

HdRI!ItHSsf'EI9RY j, BAI
FORACTICEs III the Courts of his and-the adj
4 Joiaing Counties and wiH take AJidayits
Dispositions and The acknowledgement of Deeds,
aaAiwhefe IN Jefferson County and will alse pro
lcet ,forefgn bills Of exchange. XII ~ IA
= Fob 81 1871 : Sa5rsf - - .
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Fashiona bic Clothing.
WNI. WALL,
1renne, 6etteeen on and l0tk Sir
Next to Mr.. Shank's Iron Building,)
WashingtOn, ID. C..

rem. Atehnes 6etlceen 9th and l0th' NreetS
(Next 10 Mr. Shanks Iron Building,)
Washington, ID. c..
fyTTOULD respectfully say 10 the citizens of JEFF
w ierson and the Valley generally that he has
enlarged and extended his Clothing Establishment,
making II one OF the largest and most extensive
Clothing Depots in this part OF the country.
It's extent is two floors, running $50 feet deep and
employing from IS % 100 hands, thereby giving
employment 10 our own mechanics and sempstresses
and offering goods az low as they can be bought at
the North.
am prepared 10 make to order, The most fashion
able and elegant assortment of
CLOTHS, CA-SSI1HERES AND VESTISGS
to found in this city at prices as low as those
bought at The cheapest ready made store IN Wash
lure and Quality ARMY gobus wftf compare WIN
any Merchant Tailors in the District and at much
less cost. as my desire is to do a permanent custom
trade | am determined 10 give entire satisfaction,
and all goods purchased, if not found TO be rep
resented, liberal deauc ion will be made
All Clothing made to order, will'be cheerfully
taken back il found not to suit.
Constantly on hand large general and complete
assortment Of Ready made Clothing at prices to
suit the times.
Also at my Establishment three doors East Of the
Naioaal Hotel.
The citizens of Jefferson aDd the Valley, visiting
Washington, are respectfully invited 10 give me
call as feel confident they will be amply repaid.
March Is, >lS52-ly.
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Notice 10 Teachers.

= WISH % employ 4 Teacher 10 take charge Of
district Free Schoolin Charlesiown- Salary
600 per annum. None need apply who cannot
S,r,,.k eooa ana sufFicient recommendations TO
r.,aIicstions sobriely, and god moral character
Fl. n. GALLAHER,
Commissioner in District No. -.
arrif 4 1850
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N. MOO II E'S
j Cheap Book aud Variety Store,
Mo-. Is = PrAtt Sfreet,
Tvs D00RS ABOVE TIE AN RlcRM H3IElf

No. 5 ESFAtN trCN4s
FIVE D00RS ABOVE TIE AM RicRN H3IElr
II BAI.Ti NOR f..
ID RESPECTFULLY informsC9untry Merchants
IL and others that he has constantly ior sale. al
The rers gerst prices general assortment school
ASp MtscgLLANkous BOOKS NorELF AND ehEAP PUB
nIcArioSs STATIONERY or ALI KINDS, embracing.
in Part, Blank Acceun, Books p great safieues'
viz
Day Books, Ledgers, Records. Journals and Re
ceipl Books, Pocke. Memorandum, COPY ana ass
Books.
rs. PAPER Plain and Fancy Envelopes, zap,
Post. Bill, Noae, Tississ Bloitin$, and Posi- Vncs
Raper. TRANSPARENT Notices. Blue, Black ana heu
inE, Bonnet Boards, Port Folios, Pocket BOOKS,
penkniyes English and GermanIS States, u9,u ren y,
ana Silver Pencils, silk and bsaH Purses Omoset-
las Fans Canes Fancy Baskets, flollns, rsuses.
PLAYING CARDS--Eaglel Decatur, merry
Andrew Highlands Visiting Cards, COnv
CAMS. Games Songs Plays, German Toys, Spy
5. Cfiasses Card Cases, Combs, Hair brnshes. rots
Monies, Cologne. Hair Oil, Razdrs, Writing DESKS,
pistols. Fancy Boxes. Carpet Bags, Frnnen q
American L.iihogfaph Prints, Looking -uiasses
pocket Inkstands. Almanacs Tor lSo2s Of every "a
rely.
blank BOOKS made % order, and ruled e
/ IN y pnifern, al the shortest notice -, e,
NOOK BINDING neatly executed. Oia BOOK
and Pamphlets rebound.
~ Second Hand Books bought ana sold ot e
Essp constantly for sale large assortment
Second Hand Books In all lhe various branches
literature, science ami art
september 4, ie5tf-ly ~ 800
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|. KSABE, HENRg GAEHtE,. Epw BETS
FIRST PREMIU1f GRAND AND SQUIRE
FRA 91 @CAEGEa rs
KNABE. GAEHLE Il co., f

MANUFACTURERS,
Nos. t0, an Eutir street, opposite EHtaie H6nsf,
w OUI.D respectfully invite public attention,
w (a.it particularly those in wapt,ol Superb
OF PEsAO FORTE al moderate price, }lo the ex7
ieusive Enthusiastically on ale Their Ware
rooms Oar establishment is now Tie most extern
sye Soulh numbering over one hundred wofkmen
with well Sklecte8 stock ot seasoned materials,
from which, VIE are manufacturing PIANO FOR
TIES, com5inSpst The mostyaluablc Improvements
known
Our Iron irsme Piano Fores, for which we have
received FirsP femiums for three successive years,
(trom The MARYLAND lnslitue,l OYER, those OF
Northern Make, are par,itularly worthy Of atien
ton. being so arranged as to secure great ADDITION
N strength without affecting the tone. Tor which our
instruments have been so highly recommended by
The best Professors and Amateurs, throughout the
country.
A guarantee fir give wears will be given, with
each instrument seld bylas, Of our make, with
privilege of exchange at any time within six
months from ay Of sale bot perfectly satisfactory
Carhart & Needhaul's Patent MELODEONS,
constantly on hand, Can article we can recommend
Pianos received iniexchange.
Tuning attended to.
March d tS.2---6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
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CTRANGERS visiting tie city, VIII %
- find il 10 their advantage to give
McPHAIE. i BROTHERS.. -
I32 BALTIlN0RE ST., aext 70 Clipper QtGee.
ASSORTMENT 0EsRAIS &scAPS.
an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES purchasing. They are ae-
termined q sel1low for CASH, or on reasonable
terms 10 those who buy to sell.
Country Merchants and Hatters. will always
find OUR HATS az the Latest Style We are al
50 manufacturing Hats IN the Rough. 70 wh ich We
invite The attention Of Country Hatters.
March q 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06

TssENCE OF COFFEE. By which you can
IA save more Than one ball ne Conee, iof sac "
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