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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
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Gea1 stories aFc new $ sesre peeS sheald hSsIssI
and TIC allowing ts,a b. Nd d a MsEieaer, lbs.
Yankee comedian, IS snloas as hsss taat Nc haze
heard
At small Village, not ashousand miles
OF number Of stages arrived filled with
passengers. who we're obliged 10 stop at
small tayern, II Which sllSro was no great
supply az beds Tho ian1lofd said chat lie
shBlld 81 obliged % put iNo or three gen.
tlemen (WAo were. by the way. nearly all
strangers "a 6na au6t herA together i aud re-
puosted they would lak6 partacrs.a Stage
coaches are filed Nlsh al sorts of people
aud hsifcllow sllo1ld Sc selected with
care. Every body seemed to hesitate Mr.
McH Wicker, who was one of the passengers,
had made up his mimi ID snoo4e III his
chair, or have BED To himself He saw
that his only chance - aetA bed u himself
was by his WITS: ard usE IN g np-te the reg.
ister,. he entered his name, aud remarked
am willing to sleep with any gentle
men, but have the king evil: and that is
contagious
The kings evil I said every one and
the landlord, looking thunder struck, re.
marked, as he eyed Mac rather closely, III
see, sir, what can do for you BY yourself
In short, NJ &C was ensconded in the land.
lords Fed, who slept on the foos to accom-.
modate strangers III he7morning while all
we're preparing for breakfast, fellow travel
Ter accosted the commedian with
Pray, sir, what is thd uature of the com.
plant of which yoa spoke last night
The nature I drawled out Mae, a little
nonplussed for an answer.
Yes, sir, never heard Of such disease
before
Why, said Mac, brightning up, thought
every one knew 1t. is a disease of long
standing It's first appearance in America
was during the Revolutionary swhen it
took off some Of the best men our eoun-
try contained At the battle Of New Or
leans it amounted to an epidemic and
Since the arrival of Koss1th in this country
it has broken out afresh in many places.
Indeed said the stranger, I confess /
hare never hoard much IF it,
Perhaps not said Mac, for it generally
goes by another namo
And what may that be q
Republicanismp lapghingfy replied Mac,
as he turned away to arrange his toilet for
breakfast,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
AN EASY NArURED rARMER.


The Detroit Adrertiser relates the following ex-
ample OF resignation, usual among Americans.
A certain good -natured old Vermont far
mer preserved his constant good nature let
what would. turn up One day, while the
black tongue prevailed in that State, one of
his men came in, bringing the news that one
Of his rcd7oxen was dead
as he l~ said the old man, .well, be al
ways was breechy cuss Take his hide
Of, and carry it down to Fletcher's; it will
bring the cash. An hour or so afterwards,
the man came back with the news that slime
back and his mate were both dead nAre
they ~ said the old man, we'll I took them
Of B,to save bad debt, that never
expected toget. It is lucky that it amt
tho bs;aaleS. Take lie hides down 70
TIoteher's ;#they will bring the cash.
After the hpsa Of another hour tie man
came back again to tell-him that the nigh
brindle was dead as be y safd the old
man.. ewellhe was very old-ox Take Of
his hide and take it down to Fletcaer's; it's
worth cash, and viii bring moro than any
two of the others Hereupon his wife,
who was very pious soul, taking upon her.
self the Office of Eliphaz, reprimanded her
husband very severely and asked him if lie
was not aware that bis loss was Judgment
of Heaven for his wickedness. Is i e said
The old FELLOW. : Vel, IF tkfy sDiH fake iii
5aft gnent III cattle, ID is tte easiest rag taa
ody IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
Cash for Negroes.

TIME subscriber is anxious 10 purchase large
III number Of Negroes Of both sexes sound and
fikely Persons having Negroes 10 dispose Of, viii
nd tito their interest % give him call before sell
inc. as lie viii pay Ihc reg4 hgieS cash price,.
He ean heseen atthe Berkeley Courts. al Martins
burg, On The q. Monday and al Bcfryvie on the 4th
Monday in each month and usnallr ai his residence
In Charaestown.
AlIleucrs addressed 10 him viii be promptly at
tended to WAd. CROW.
Chariestowu. Feb IL lSl2-ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01

Coon JoKE-It IS currently Areported
that when a COMMITTEES Of Democrats at
Washington, waited on Commodore Stock
tom. and invited him to address meeting 70
!. ratify', the nomination Of Gen. Pierce, he
expressed lis great astpnishmens that they
should ask him to speaE in support Of such a
man as Pieree-a man whom he had scarce .
Il eyer heard Of lie added that all be had
heard Of him showed that be entertained 4
set OF principles every one of which almost
Com. Stockton was OPPOSED to. Hc1hought
It very strange to be asked tospeak in favor
Of such 4 nomination. = Trenton Gazcttc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
LOVE.

BY FREDERICK HOLM
Tell aes my heart, what love is !
II giFeth but to rob
Two souls and one idea,
Two hearts and bit one throb.
And tell me how love ccmcthl'
Ii comes and ali, tits here.
And whittier, pray, it aeeth 7
Twas net twas fancy mere.
And when is love tia purest :
VVhenrits own self ii shuns
Aid when is lore the decpestF
When love the sti!,eSt ru:ss.
And when is lore the richest,
1t hoardeth when it gives.
And tellTme how il speaketh'
il spediScth not-it lives.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
P 0 EFT h L
THE spalNG. Down 81 THE Dell


Though years have giidcl. alsean,
Since stood BY thy side,
Yet still, thou little ripplins slesn,
Eve thought on thee with Fride.
And bless thee, a bless thee aow-
Oh, remember well
How thoa did'st cool my feseFrd Draw
Dear Spring, down in the dell
On many golden summer heqf
laid nc down TO rest,
9 Where every wind would thsow shower
OF blossoms on my breast.
The spangled flowers grew s>Eind
Oh, remember well!
The messy rocks, the rclretf aaisd,
The Spring, dOwa in the den.
Thy waters sparlled in - sap,
And flashed along The p ss.{
And when raised il gladly up,
And broke is dimpled brim,
Far sweeter than the Sanias4 Esias--
Oh, remember weil
Was thatbright crystal wave Of thine,
Dear Spring, down in the dell.
And mirrSred in thy mimic glass, E
Pyc watched the artless grace
OF many j dark-cyea villageflass,
And She did kiss thy face
And hare envied thee thy lot
Oh, remember well!
Thou wilt not, cans St not be forgot
Sweet Spring. down in the dell.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
Fashionable Clothing.
WE. NVAE.s..
.0aq-1ecAae, betneen Oh and loth Ste,
(NeFtio Mr.. shank Iron Building
Washington. ID, o..

VI sasa-snSs0ii, ID. C.s
w cspeetlhty say TO the eilizsns of JEFF
w fyFsan and the Valley generally, that he has
enlarged and extended his Clothing Establishment,
making il .pae Of the largest and most extensive
Cl1thing Heppis inthis pafl7of the country.
ltseSteM istwot doors running $50 feefleep, and
employing from IS to $50 hands, thereby giving
emp.9ynelet ID Ger own mechanics and sempslresses
and e:ierinS gooGs as low as they can De bought Al
the North
lam prepared to make 10 order, The most fashion
able aud elegant assortment eli
CLOTHS. CASSIITERES AND rESTINGS,
10 be tqund ID this city at prices as low as those
bought al rhechespest ready made stere in Wash
hgtan, and of superior make and fnish. la tex
lure, and qaaliiy, all my goods will compare with
ana Frga1Ts fdifsksgea, il nf laisa e e IS rep
resented aJiberal 5educ ion Will be made
All CFuthiug made ltoorler, will be cheerfully
taken baekHf Aund not u suit.
Constanlfydn hand large. general and complete
assortment IF Ready male Clothing al prices to
sait the tmss
Also al nf Establishment thfcc doors East ofthc
Natioaal IItiel. -
The cit14ns Of Jefferson and the Valley visiting
Washington, are respectfully invited IL give me
cah, as feel foafdent they will be amply repaid.
March IS, is52-lYk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01

PUlHPSf Pu3IPSt PUMPS! s
awe would call The attention Of tie public ID sir
ailF&ehi v5fieies o. We'll aHdzeisiern Pumps, Gin
Guiding tho (sAain PumpO which will draw waite
any depth. WI have also for sale Lead Pipe
SWARTZHELDER s SMITH. i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
PERCY, DUKE or SoRTnumDER-
LAND.

We perceive, (says, the n Richmond Republican. d
that some enyious Whigs inthe New York cypress
is enaeavgrng 10 deprive Gen. Pierce Of All right
and iitle rs a liueal deseeEt from the Pereys.
Democratic biographer Of Sen. Pierce lately stated
that its hero married into al atistoeratc Wing fam
iyse We suppose The next piece Of nonsense wills
be to deny this qualiGeatioH for the Presidency
MIX fap'i Ihe Wigs keep siin aad let the DeH4,
OBSERVE 1ooss af 8 Il;
FER RfesIleaT, -. = sile{ would
THE Duxg OF rmuMrgRLANpr BY DESCENT, ANp
AN AaiarotaAr,e White ny AuaaiAuE.
For Viee Pfeaden',
Wai, 7. KiHo. ~
The principal fault wilh this ticket il. that ii
changes the order Of ihings pits he noble first
and the King last. His Majesty ought to have he
frs Place, and then The AfEsiocracy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
swARTzwELDER & SMITH.
no HOUSE 10 LDEi's Am OTHERS.

81 I'D HDISI--B 2 TfsIJEI p mi f1IIl{sIfS,
be undersigned Would q II the attention Of those
SxaAdiAgs toHhe afgesg aud cheape-4 stock Of Bull
ding Hardware whieA they have yer og~red for
sails comprising mare than dezen varieties III
Knob Iockk; also, Knod anASsEAumb Lateiies,
Daor and Shnltef Hiages. Shutter Egscnings sash
anA DuDr Springs, Bolts, Nails, Screws, and in
short every Bink u hnidng 14ardware.
SW AistZAVELDLR & SMITH s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
TO SHOEflKERs.

F5r sale, 30 the-logest prices. fall assortment
al Shneinaker's Materials and Findings comprising
Fresch CallsSkns, Boot Morocco, Ladies' plaia
and fancy dol; Patent Leather, Lining and Binding
skiaS Nebt, Pegs Iasls, Avls, Boot Trees, Grim
iitAg Buanls3 Eaiss Faeks, Ihgcad, and full as
soflAneai Of Shoemaker3s Tools.
sdHAaT L1ELDER s. SMITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
70 Hofr.SE. q E.EpERS

sly s. SMITH have justopen-
cd an extensive vaFiety Of Fine Table Cutlery ;
Desert aad Teas poems, including the AIbata Ger
man Siiver. Britannia and Plated Aibala Forks
Britannia Pea setisz Table C4si0rs Walters Can.
ldiesticks SBuIiefs Stair Reds Looking q iaskes.
Tea Scales Han5 BetE6ws, Ladies and Skimmers,
1lresefvfn. fxeisiese fsaifce knd Ina pats Tea
Ketles, Coffee Mills. saoFels and Tongs AEeifons,
Tenders Wash Kettles, 0ycps. Skiiiets and In
short every description OF Hardware usedby House.
Keepers which will be sold atlAe very lowest prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
SaddlerY IS UaraesS Malling,
-DYin,Ic.

TIME subscriber Ia permanently settled in Win
J. chester, and will attend 70 Dyiag Ladies,
goods 10 their line. Genslemen's Garments reno
waited and redyed. and he warrants TO give satisfac
ton Any article sent to the care oil AIr. Jacob
Senscnev will receive prompt atteaton.
fy Ladies will be careful 10 hare their Dresses
properly ripped
July 10. Sly Ill TICkELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
TO FARlfgRs AND oYIfERS.

Just received aeuInpIete assortment OF 2, ; and
tPr,nged Forks Spades, Rakcs, Grain and Long
handle Sheves; Trace, Log, Tongue Breast Hal
sreG and Fifth Chains; SpTeadeFs Picks, Matfocks,
IIsnss Cheppng Axes, Straw and Hay Knives
lsriarSeylhes. Jaess screws Horses shoes do Nails
Strap Hinges, HES, AIeu]dhoaFds, Wagon Boxes
ia Short every article used BY Farmers, which will
be sold low w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01

IN all is branches w0ald respectfully announce ID
The public that they have jnsf opened rnE LtEarsr
and engAPekr stock Of ENGLISH AND AMIRl-
CAN HARDWARE lhnt they have ever befors Of
feFcd u this market selected with great care from
fifsi hands and suited all branches of trade and
Industry which they would be pleased toseH, gteEe-
saSe Mad ISlaH a. The very lowest prices, iot cash
! erapafeved credit. s
For particulars, We refer 10 our various adger-
-tisenenls insslle columns Of this paper
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01

. TO1BL 4. CkS1II11IS "A Nd OTHERS.
For sale, so long Rolled ana Hammered Iron,
Hughes and Sueeds ifeRI Nail Reds, Round and
Sq,ia3c Iren, Cast, Shear aad Blister Steel AnpiIs,
bellows, Wees Screw Plates Hamacrs, Sletges,
81 low Tor cash or approved security. ee,s
SW AR1ZsYELDER> s SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
S3,op yISlIFy A5r7,r1ryfoyt

y SPOR7lSllEN, 4I'TEN7IOYl e
en- hand a Jarge raril,Y Of Shot-G cans some
vafy superior thade ~ piakersefknown ce.lobrity
AlSs Fttsks Shoa- peatfes, Cape Bags, Pistols
IaItts aud AlABn's RevalverS Percussion CAPS
Wad1ng, GuuClcaners 40. Sc:
SNARTXWELD2R s. SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
A O. a n 10 /.

HSHE undersigned have formed partnership in
the legal profession. They will attend the
County and Superior Courts Of Berkeley Jefferson,
Morgan, and Frederick and the Superior Courts
Of other counties in sneh cases onlr IN which they
may besFecially retained.
CHAS. JAS FAULKNER,
: FRANKLIN THOMAS.
MaftfnshuFg April s 1S52Arfy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
WHE. n. DAUGEEERTY,
Attorney at Law and Rotary Public,

HARPERS- F,EhRY y, III,
DRACTfCTsSEiu the coaEss If lis and the adj
Il joining Counties, and will take Aiiidaviis,
Dispositions and the Acknowledgements OF Deeds,
anywhere ID jefferson County; and will also pro-
test foreign bills OF exchange.
Feb eli 1851 Spirit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01

GEx. WORM The family Of General
Worth, ii is said. have applied to Congress
for pension, to be paid them in considers
ton Of the public services pf Gen. w, who,
at the time of his death, was unable to leave
them any property. The.sum askcdis 5000
year
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
Hats ! Hats /! HaIs!!

GTRANGERS visiting the city, viii @
- md Ii 70 ihe.r advantage 10 give I'D
McPflATL s BR0THER's, -
132 BALTIMORE ST., next 70 Clipper Ole.
ASSoRIMEnT0t HATS q CAPS. "A,
an examination before Purchasing They are ae-
termineA to sell low for CASH. or on Teasonanie
terms 70 those who buy 70 sell
Country Merchants and Hatterss will always
md OUR HATS the Latest Style. We are FL
so manufacturing Hats in the Rough, 10 which We
invitethe assentioa Of Country Hates.
March & 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
TH0MAN G. GREEM..

AT TgRNEY AT LAW
CHARLEsrowEi JEFFERsoS COUNTY, YiRGiSIA,
DRACFICESEf In Jefferson and Hampshire conn
Il lies, and will attend promptly TO all business
that maybe entrusted TO his care
Office the one recently occupied ty VIM. Lucas.
March Is 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
ETIaUETTE IN CHURCH.


We COPY from an exchange paper the fol-
lowing - Can any one give US single rea-
son Why gentleman must get up and walk
out Of scat in church, in order that lady
may pass into it7 Would it not answer just
as well, and save annoyance to the parties
concerned, as we'll as the congregation gen
erallJ, for the person first entering seat
10 move TO the end Of it, and remain there
until the close of the services Y
1t is good adage Of ours, blessed is the
man that stayeth where be is, and we see q
late Conner to church drawing whole pew
fun out into the aisle, while she for it is
most generally she and not he that exerts
such magnetic power-quietly walks up to
the head of tie pew, We are inclined to re-
beat our adageWith a special emphasis. We
are not aware that any particular seats IN
tile pew il the seat Of honor and if there
=. II certainly does not belong 10 the one
Who comes Latte esgistora Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01

For sale. at law priccs, Eliptiel Springs Pateri
Axlps. Patent uaSb Boxes, Buggy Boxes, Hadb
Hands, Mounting, &c.
SWAR'fZ WELDER g. SMITH. IS
Winehester. November rs, l55l-IY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
Flour and Commission Business,

TESIiE. Undersigned, late al The firm 81 WOOD
j & BANNER, Manchester, Virginia. takes
this Opportunity 10 extend TO yeu MS heartfelt
thanks ilr your liberal patronage whiist regidsn
l that place, and bees leave 10 inform you thai be
has take.i he large FouF-Story Warehouse, No
SsnfA AlEara S8seet, with view eli doing gen.
cral anu exclusive FEOUR AND C0ifAIIS-
: SION BUSINESS. HIS 1uealionsis good one
for The Sale &c FLOUR and al other kinds ct
COUNTRY PRODUCE. Ills experience aud
knowleage of Business are such as 10 faiter him
thet you will give him your patronage.
He viii give strict attention to the Pureaase. ct
Plaster. Sau, EfsE, Groceries GsGHa. &C. and his
knoWledge Of Tie wants Of your community, are
such thai he feels warranted In assuring you. mar
if you viii favor him with an o!esf' y VIII ee
promptly aud faithfully executed.
f'S'' MICHAEL BANNER.
Baliimare. Apfil %. 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
The Bank Of the Union.

(Bsoma's lEar5le EBeiidias, Washington, D. CO
nISCOUNTS ard COLLECTS DRAFTS on
IL The GOVERNMENT buys and sells Stocks.
on C3mmissieW deals in all kinds Of UncurrentI
Money, and sells DRAFTS and CHECKS on the
principal cities Of The Union al moderate rates.
commission of only 0ne fourta psr cent charged for
all collections, andretnrns made promptly
II. Fl. GALLAHER President.
S. w. MA.su, Cashier. March II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
NUnHsE.

rTyIE Co.Paflnership herelSsore existing .he-
L. Tween the subscribers Under ihe irm Of I'm.
,nefinati s. Co. was mutually dissolTed The ISsh
.>st,ay ii DeI0bs r. 1851.
GEO If. S. ZIMMERMAN,
! L.. S. ElCHELBEKGER.
] February 81 lss.. II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01

DEATn By CHLoRoroRM-On Friday &
vening last at Stamford, Connections, Mrs.
Nathaniel Weed, wishing to have . tooth ex-
tracted, requested that chloroform should BE-
administered The dentist complied With
her desire, but she bad hardly commenced
inhaliag the fumes when she sunk back upon
tie sofa and expired
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
HoRRID CRIME.

Ap>inquest was held by ihe Coroner. on the 10Th,
oFer the body Of an unknown white girl, found in
the river at the Crevasse, near the Powder Maya
zine. The New Orleans Guetn says, the corpse
was sewed up in coarse shek, in which were two
large pieces q coal put ia evidently TO sink the
body. A coarse linen shiFt was The only drapery.
Around the neck was stEong cotton cloth, with
which the girl had been stfangled and The exami-
nation Of HE body resutqi In The additional DIS
eovery thatthe girl had bskn violated after WHICH
She had no doubt been strabgled, then se Tcd up in
the sack. and lhsn thTowH into The river. Nelf
single eifeunstaEee was Slieied on ths~fsqpest.
Is point Gu; who The unflriunats victim Of this
horfd crime was, Cor wbeke or BY whom i was
. committed. The body bad the appearance Of
having besn In The water several days, and may
have coma some distance down the river
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01

AFRIL, Nay. AND JrSE.-' May ccquet;
tish, sometimes pettisb, smiling eften
through her tears in rotation, yields her.
station. and the welcome juno appears
Gentle, smiling, care beguiling, with rose:..
bud in her hair-April foolish syis ooel
iSh-Junc is warm-hearted and fair
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01

rs General Piercsl General Pierce
Wh6is lie ~ asked Wing On Saturday,
when he. heard Of the Democratic nomina-
ton for President Why answered a
Democratic leader Sanding near, he is
one Of the ablest men in the Union, a mem
Der Of the Senate read an excellent
! speech Of his the other day, in the National
IuteIligencer, on Mr. Ctarke's noninter-
yention resolution. lie is sound, too, on
the Compromisc"
Hal la hal Our knowing Democrat
was speaking Of the Vine Senator from
Maryland There are a good many hemo-
Gratis hercabouts who would like to know
something about their candidate
NaxtrlIs BzAner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01

~ Spell cat, + said q, little girl Of Az.
years Of age, the other day, to smaller one
Of only three & can't was the reply
:, Well, then" continued the youthful mis-
tress. " if you can't spell eat, sPeil 40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
SlIF.S}t YSfIT,St

On hand KILL, Circular aql Cross Cul Saws
Mil Screws, Bbiins- Wire, sc,
sxE4RrZwEL.pER s SMITH. +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
War Declared AZ sinst Cuba.

CINCE'in The, canrseiof human events Sc, Sc.
= ii becomes necessary tia. every man should
follow some vocation, Whereby to}gain an honest
known to a generous public, that Ian now carry
ing on the
Saddlery 6 Harness Making,
in ali Of its various branches and am prepared 10
put up as good work ard al as Short notice. and on
as accommodating terms as any one in hesitate Of
Virginia. Come one. come all and see me before
purchasing, and viii yen good
HIDES-The highest cash price Aad for all
kinds Of Green andfCured Hides.
EDWARD SMITH,
Harpers-Ferry, Oct. 3D. 1851 High street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01

TSRESH ORANGES Lemons Figs ana Raisins
II (list received III ERy 4 SON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
p0-p9TsYyEKgss1Yss


TIME Subscribers having on he day o the aehNe
Z dissolution formed Co Partnership under
,he fieal oi Zimmerman K Co, will continue 70
,naaatactnie ali kinds4of
.zsricafsfffasia ht1ff1'y
sas hetsle aud laeIiug anxionsto accon5maGate and
.eariy oal ther M ndaxisn Of smalrproilsa AMI quick
sales have feaaced their prices as follows
rfffiESfTishi with Cleaner complete sixvhorse
rover. warranted 10 thrcsh from so e 60 bushels
l,sr hour, and lar simplicity, durability and easy
draft % the horse Has noequai. $50
'raresherEwishcui CLEANER from 10 70 Sly
FosAer Caters, $50
Torn and Coz SsftsShers, Slo
t+1En Shealers,s from 81 % 81
aaT ana3Straw Cutters from s. 10 $50
Allother usaqhiaeFy u Pon1fgs0nal rates. All
Warranted 10 work veil.
we are also agents for Rs1SiSctaiR jr. & Co,
OF baltimore, ana can furnish persons any machin-
err from them al Baltimore prices Al KINGS 81
Castles done al The shortest notice including Min
Caslfnxs and dressing Mil Spndles, Mil Picks,
&c The subscribers are thankful toF9past LAYERS,
ana hone by striet attention 10 business 10 give all
entire sa,Fsfsctiss 10 viii favor u With eall.
GEO. r. S. ZfAfAfERNASs Il
JOHN r. ZIMMERMAN.
sfSk sffesfsn.-, Tan x 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01

~ An Hishman said Il ! few gOoseber.
ries gave 80 fine flavor to an apple pie,
shat il would boa darling Of an apple pie,
mai was made Of goosebcrrics entirely
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-01
Natioaal Agricultural and Seed
VysAmB Ms CO. SEA
WASHINGTON CITY,,

TIME subscriber hcgS leave 10 call the attention
u ofsh4 Farmers Of Jefferson. and the adjoining
counties, b one OF the nest extensive and best Sc
Iected ASSIGNMENTS Of Agricultural Machinery and
Implements 10 be folnd ii any similar house in
The Unitetf States His arrangements with all the
best manufacturers in this county, enable him to
furnish Faeipru prizes every article reamired for
the farm; h1d all goods, leaving hisestabiishment
are trayyalted q Pr0re as represented. His stock
embraces
FOREF VARIETIES or PLOTGHS.
among which may be fohnd the celebrated Premium
Cenire DrSfr Wrought and castIron Self Sharpen
err the D4ep filler Sod the fat fuHow ditto; tie
premium New York, Nos. is, 10, l9l 70 "a and
= the suI<oil and bill side PleRsbs delivery va
risty and srice.
caltirafoJs HARMS, C,aa Iron FfeEi TsaL<rs
Iiefsoa,s gf'eau1ck's sg.y SiAelafrs Tg1ces Drills