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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
SEYM UR no USE.

VIE Proprietor Of this Hotel, al QRKNEY, takes
= great pleasure IN announcing 10 the public tina,
he viii open again that Beautiful and Romantic
place for Visitors. BY The fiFst OF July.
Strangers visiting these Springs pass through the
beautiful Norih Valley 81 Virginia. over oae ofthe
best roads in The STATE With mountain scenery Of
SURPRISING LONELINESS on eithfr side
The variety Of Waiers beautiful Scenery. and de-
lizhHul atmosphere. render i 10 the invalid, or
those who wish 10 spend a few weeks from the
cares Of life IN Old yirsihny . style The most de-
Iighful pIaceIof allthe North Valley Sp irgs
The Waters Of Orkney have been famous for the
as 80 years 10 East and West Virginia. They
are known 10 be strongly Chalybeate. Fonic and
remedy which nature affords Tor Broken and debil-
itated constitutions.
THE BEAR W4LLOW SPRING,
Truly slyIei>ihe Pool of Sloan is the most
remarkable Water IN the world for Cutaneous and
Blood Diseases Of al kinds. and Dyspepsies are
sure TO find certain cure.
The Waters Of Orkney are Sulphur Chalyheate,
White Mountain Bear Walow and Sla E.
Board pr week1Is5 Board per day, 81; chill
dfen and servants half price.
Music and dancing every evening.
I. The ladies' Parlor furnished witlf Piano and
To- dailv line from New Marker and Mount
Jackson 10 theISprings and return.
DISTANCES
From Winchesterto Orkney by Woodstock so
miles
From Winchester to Orkney BY Capen and How.
asd}s While Sulphur Springs 55 miles.
From Woodstock 10 Orkney by Columbia Fur
mace 20 miles
From Mt Jackson to Orkney Springs 10 miles
1 From New Market to Orkney BY Hesse Cave.
rs miles
Fisitors leaving Baltimore in The morning train
arrive at Winchester in lime fir the evening
oashes through lie Valley to Mt jackson and
Orkney Springs will thus be enabled 10 dine at
Orkney DO the next day
July H. 1852 r. "A r SEY MOUR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
WATER

NEW subjects deserve more attention than the
| i necessity Of obtaining copi6os supply Il wa
| tef but in looking quantity OF supply. quality
/ has been thought Of less importance; there eoud
MOI be a more gress error or one more fatal "a do
nestle comfort and economy We propose 10 en-
plain some uf the serious Inconvenience which re-
suit from inJudlcious selection OF hard w1ter for
| dsmestic, purposes. The water found ia springs
&c, has lis primary origin in rain, which falling
on the sod percoiate through ii and the p5roos
beds beneath and gushes out in The fern OF spinys
whenever il meets an impervious bed which refuses
IL passage; pits sunk Gown 70 the latter detect il
there, and form wells II It's passage through he
perYious rocks il takes up soluble impurities vary
ing in their amount and character with The ceolos-
caI formations; these impurities icing principally
miEeTal ingredients, may be lime chalk, gypsum,
salt and different other compounds which ianfeSs
peculiarqualilfes on the water. The salts oil lime
and magnesia communicate to water ouaIil,
termed hardness property difficult to describe bur
which all understand; the must common eiytF al
hardness Is eafbonle CT lime. Any earthly SAIL de-
eonpQSes soap and prevents its action as cleanser
Soap consists of ely aciar.nstined. generally &
with soda, when added to water containing lime,
that earth unites with the oily acid fofming an n-
soluble soap of no a detergent this inSolu-
bic lime soap The cuId which appears in hard wa
ter during washing with soap. Hard ater is of
Mousse as cleanser until all The lime has been re-
mdRed BY uniting with the oily acid OF SOAP Ev-
cry l00 gallons OF water of this kind usually de-
siroyS ~ ounces of soap-this is an enormous
waste. II persons observe their habits in washing
they jwil perceive thar III nTncina enant,iy n he
wafer Is used By them not as a cleanser but merely
OF the puIpose OF rensiRg off The very spariHg
mount Elm nioyed Tor det4Toen, nutnoses We do
mol wash ourselves IL buf ost Of M basn-lhe pro-
cess Of washing with son water i quite different
the whole quantity be ne then appled cleanser
The value OF soft water Tor washing will by expert
ment be at once recognized Now although the
scan NAV N economIsed II nsrSonal ablotion ~
The Uncomfortable method described Il is impossible
10 obtain The economy in 1bc Washing pf ciorhino
&c Fh4 Iahnr rrn1,ired ~ wash n ara xyater +
very n,neb greater rban Dtcr n 4 snft ana ,he AL
,i,,;aS ,..a E E ~. u .,a 49, .. e. -
; @nu = q 'tiy
latton Us NOV u'a" dtehI'oH y the lIcohFenl-
enee = ISL Masl ~ eoYYhlh9i ~ Is wen hho"n
mar greens peas Deans anu oiher green
i"ose thueh = thtlr aeneale Color become telI9W,
anu assume ShriYeiied and diSd1reeable appear
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
mis- MnnEI. HYInnrH

Weuldn't wear her veil UP on any aeesuRf
Thinks her complexion locks fairer than
ever, in contrast with her sables Sends
back her new dress, because the fold of Grape
on tho skirt isn't deep meurnmg enough
>Steadfastly refuses to look in the direction
of dress coat for-onel week Wonders
if that handsome Tompkihs who passes her
window every day, is insane enough to think
she will evsr marry again Is fond Of draw
ing off her glove, and resting her little white
hand ON her black bonnet thinking il may
be suggestive Of an early application for the
same Concludes to give up the loneliness
of house keeping aad try boarding alta hotel
Accepts TompkiHs' invitation to attend the
children's concert, (5ua ID please ht1ie Tom.
N.Y. Tommy is delighted. and thinks
Tompkins "a very kind gentleman to give
him so much candy~sn 50 many bonbOns
His mamma begins to admit certain littlo
alleviatbns Of her sorrow, in the Sshape os
protraeted conversations, walks. rides ealls,
&c. (She cries httie, when Tommy asks
Ter if she hasn't forgotten TO plant the few
ers IN certain cemetefy) Tompkins comes
IN, and thinks-ber lovelier than ever, smiling
through her tears. Tommy Is sent oqlt into
the garden ID make pretty dirt PIES (te the ut.
ter demolition of new freck aud trowsers,
and returns very unexpectedly, to find bis
ntamma's checks Uery rosy, and to be tossed
up in the air BY Tompkins, who declares
himself his AsD pdBdi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
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TME MoDEL NyIpoYYER.

Begins te-tLiuk Of No before The weed
on his hat loses itsz6rst gloss May be seen
assisting young girls to 4 nd seat in church,
or ordering carts of dry crossings, for pretty
feet that are waiting to pass over Is cen.
WINGED be ''nerer fCdS make TO hs alons. ~
His children must b. looked after or, If
he hasn't any, be would ike 60 be looked
after-himSsBt Draws d deep sigh, every
time dress rustles past, with female We.
man in it Is very particular aboutthe pol.
ish ofhis boots, aud the fit Of his glove /;
thinks he locks very interesting in black
Don't walk out in public much sci!h his eAii.
dren; when be does, TAKES rHE YOUNGEST
Reyives his old taste for moonlight and pee
try pities single men With all his heart ],
wonders how they coatrive to exist Re,
proves little John~for saying Pa SO loud.
(When he meets him in the street Sets
his face against the practice Of women going
home "alene and unprotected from evening
meeting Tells the widows his heart Aehss
for EN- Wonders loAtch of all the dlmsels
he sees, he shall make up his nsiad to marry
Is sorry he Will be obliged to disagp9iat 'en
all but ONE Has long since preferred or.
ange blossoms to the cypress -reath. Starts
up some fine day aud re.furnisbes his house
from garnet to cellar; hangs bis FIRST wife's
portrait in the attic, (shrpuded in an old
blanket) and marries piayma for his
oldest daughter ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
POE 7 R Y
GOLDEN RINGLETs.

Here IS little golden tres
OF soft unbranded hair,
The all that's left Of lovcliness
That once was thought so fair;
And yet tho time hath dimmed its sheen,
Though all beside hath hed,
held il here link between
My spiEit and the dead.
Yes! from this shining ringlet still.
A mournful memory springs,
That melts my heart and sends a-thrih
Through all its trembling strings
think Ct her, the loved, the wept,
Upon whose forehead fair,
For eighteen years, like sunshine. slept
This golden curl Of hair.
Her memory still within my mind
Retains its sweetest power,
il is the perfume left behind,
To whisper Of the Flower;
Each blossom that in moments gone
Bound up this sunny curl,
Recalls the form, the look, the tone
OF that enchanting girl.
Her step was like an April rain
Dor beds Of violets hung,
Her voice the prelude TO a strain
Before the song is sung;
Her life ii was the half blown flower.
Closed ere the shades Of even,
Her death--the dawn, the Flushing hour.
That opcs the gate Of Heaven.
A single shining tress ofha;r
To bid such memories start
And tears on its lustrc-there
lay it on my heart;
o! When in deaths cold arms sink,
Who then, with gentle care,
Win keep for me asdark brown link
A rinelet Of my hair
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
20 R ID A Ms +
Mhta Sninhur EnringS.

t!1lt e. "a fR to9 al! z A. t nee.
from StephenS0u's Depot the Winchester ard
Potomac Railroad will lie opened
ON The 10Th Of THE PRESENT MONTH, JUNs.)
For The reception OF Visitors The Proprietor as
sistel BY r Nj and q. n jordan, will use every
means 10 render the Visitors Comfortable, and TO
hiake their tinlc pass pleasantly. The situation
OF The place is perfectly healthy andpleasant The
scenery from The Surrounding hills beautiful -
Those who have iof many wears visited this and
the celebrated Greeabrer While Sulphur testify
the effects are very similar Visitors nom Wash
lngton Alexandria, Georgetown and Baltimore,
leave IN The morning and arrive in due tine 10
dine Through tickets will bels>ued nom the a.
bove places Geographic dispatches 10 Winchester.
P. 0 Stephenson,> Depot
rg~ Coaches await The Cars at Stephenson S
Depot. BRANCH JORDAN. 4
Gaue 10 1852 Prapyieior
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
NO. 90.

esand rosolatiens But I've msds nv ma
smose so long that can't do il in this iet.
ter. We bad grand terehlight procession
Cousin Ephraim took his cart and oxen, and
went iAto the woods and got 8 whole lead q
birch bark and pitch pine knots. aud all tho
boys IN Douningville turned out and car
RED torches The schcel house was illuni.
pated Eith fifty candles. Uncle Joshua pre4
sided as usual Banners was hung round
the room, with large letteps7 giving the
names ofall the great battles in Msxiee |.
aud the enthusiasm vas immense
When we'd gotabout through, and uas
just winding mp With three tremendous
cheers for the " Hero Of Merieo,a MESSAGE
came into Uncle Joshua from the post efsce
stating thas the telegraph had Just brought
news that the Wing Convention had romi.
mated General Scott for President II ia
the whole meeting the cold shuggers IN .
minute. Uncle Joshua Looked very serious.
and says he, Teller Democrats, TO prevent
eny mistakes, | think ypu better gin theu.
last three cheers over sgin, aid put in the
name of Giueral Pierce So VIC did. and
gin three rpnsin cheers for GmsrGl Ftankfsin
Pierce, Of Mac HamPshffe, TIE Hero Of lIes,
ico
Dcwuingville is wide awake and viii do
her duty in November.
SO remain your old friend
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
PAPERING AkD PAIaTING.

FTyHE undersigned thankful to the citizens Of
Jefferson ioF the Liberal patronage extended TO
him IN hslipe of business respectfully giveSnotice
thar be has made special arFangements 10 execute
every description ol
PAPERING, IND PAINTING,
ErTilEh PLars OF GnAIsgSo. HisssLiso, &C..
a, The siorles, noticc ana Ion ne mosi reasonably
terms. 10 quality or style If bis ofkmanksip he
is willing thar his work ifseif shall he his recon-
mendatloh and therefore feer< 20 he work executed
at the residences Of
DAG r. MAsex, Wv MonaE,
4 ~. C4arsR ~and J. w BGLLER.
ChaflestewD and shesGraining al lie fesfdence cf
M Lewis w Washington.
his terms are most reasonable, ard Bysprom pi-
ness and fidelity 10 those who patronize him. he
hopes 10 receive liberal Share Of encouragement
He wHl execute any description Of Workin his
line when desired In any pari Of ibis ar thr Eeigh-
boring counties WILLIAM KIMES.
iChaaesrapn, April % Is522x 6mJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
WOOL CARDI G
AND
Manufacturing at BrucetoWn.

fItHE. supsenhs3rs having their Wooden Estab.
Il iishmenl al Bruce,own, in complete repair,
are now ready TO receive Wool from those who
havs il 10 Gard or desire it manufactured into
goods
Wool will be received either 10 be carded or m an
uiaclured into various kinds Of goods Such as
Cloths. Twecds Cassimers, Biankets Flanuels
Fullei and Plaid Linseys, Coverlets. Stocking
yarns Carpeling, &c, &c. ,all of which viii he
sold on liberal terms, or exchanged for Wool
All work entrusted To our care shall be executed
with despatch and punctuaiity in a style not inle-
riOr 10 any in the country.
Having located p rmanently, We would respect
FULLY saw thar We are determined 10 do business on
fair terms and win study lhe interest and advan.
tage Of those who may favor ns with their trade
The Machinery is new, AMI OF the most approved
order
Hard Soap Lard and Gtdntry Produce will b,
taken in exchange for work lone
WM. JOBE & co.
Bruceiown Nav 81. 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
IS q 9gN So 81 0gGGs.
Corner Of Queen and Burk Streets,
RTINSBTRG IA.

FTsHE undersigned begs leave respectfully 10 in.
IL form the community aud travelling publ.
thathe ias taken The Hotel formerly ,nown as the
"Berkeiey HouSe" The House has recently I'M
Gergone "a thorough renovation il is now believed
lo te u every respect adaptet 10 The wants oi the
tFayeiieFaud sujoufner.
large and commodioas Stable is attached 10
the p enaises, The iaxnrieS OF thesTABLE win be
surpassed by none and the BAR is atail times sup
piled win choice selection OF superior wines and
liquors
BAGGi GE taken 10 and from The Depot free of
charge and in bad Weather Carriage viii run 10
the Denqt ~ the accommodation Of travellers with
out any additional expense.
JOS C. RAWLINS,
March II, FS52-ly. Proprietor
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h. AreHar, 6etwecn 9kh and l0th StrectS,
(NrSt to Mr., Shank y Iron, Building,)
Washington. I'd. a..

WouLD respectfully say Io the citizens Of JEFF
w fefson and the Valley generally that he has
enlarged and extended his Clothing Essbiishgept,
making il one OF The largest aud most extensive
cl0thIng Depots in this part OF thecountry.
lsext4ut twp doors running 50i0el deep, and
employing from IS 40 100 hands, thereby giving
employment to@ur owntnechanjcs ard sempsresses
and Offering goods as law as they can be bought at
The North m
lam prepared to tnakc1c order, the most fashion
able and elegant assmlmeutof
CLOTHS CASSIHERES AND FESTINGS,
10 be tound in lhis ejty al prices as low those
bought at The cheapest rehey wade store in Wash
lngton, and Of superior make and finish. In tex
lure and quality al my3sobaS will compare with
any Merchant Tailors in the District and atmuch
less Cost a my desire is 70 DO permanent custom
trade, ain delerm;ed % give entire satisfaction,
and all good. purchased, il not found 70 be as rep
resented a liberal dedue ion will be made
All Clothing made to order, viii be cheeffully
taken back il found non to snit
4 Constantly on hand VI large general and complete
assortment Of Readysmade Clothing al prices 10
sui, the tinies. *
] Also atny Establishment three doors East Of the
: Natioaal Hotel.
The citizens Of Jefferson andtite Valley visiting
Washington. are respectfully invited Ii give me a
call, ash feel r9nfdent they will be amply repaid
March rs ls52-Iy VT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
yyNE. Il. DAUGEERTY.
Attorney al Law and Notary Public

IfARPERS-F'EhRY 7. Vi,
DRACTIcES ID he Courts oil this and the ad-
Il joining Counties. and will lake Aaidavits,
Dispositions and the acknowledgement OF Deeds.
test foreign bills If exchange
Feb 81 1881 --Cnjga
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
Cash for Negroes.

AN DESTROYS to purchase large number o
4 NEGROES for the Southern markets, men
women, BOYS, girls and families iof -
which will give the highest essh nr;eess fs~A
Persons having slaves 10; sell viii 0k&0
please inform me personally. ,,r Nv letter *
at WINCHESTER which will receive prompt tA
attentions or B. M. & w T. Campbell
No 242 West Pratt street Baltimore
ELIJAH MCDOWELL.
AgentlfoY b M q w r. Campbeu
Winchester, September T. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
THOMAS c. GREEN,

Al TgRMEW G U LAW
cIAtFLEsTows, JErfsRsoN COUNTY VIRGINIA
DRAGTICES II Jefferson aud Hampshire coun-
Il ties, and win attend promptly 10 all business
that may be entrusted 10 his care
Ofiee The one recently occupied By Wn. Lucas.
March Isl 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
Eeeadu-.EEne.e fIoihimg.

IA large and extensive assortment OF Rcaay- Made
C26tdtHg suitable 10 the season-got up in the best
manner and are in.perfec orter. Call and examine
them early if you desire good quality and "a well
made article.
NIB have also large and extensive assortment
OF Ready Nude Ciofking in more or less soied
state BY being flooded BY Ire late Unprecedented
high water, which, though as 10 ware actual
damage is done them vet in consequence Of The
Innings being solicit will offer them the public,
at such reduced prices for cash as will make an
object The buyer, An early call from the public
is requested WIN ]. STEPHENS. .
gt M aCED
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
Al G Al e 10

TINE undersigned have formed a partnership 10
he legal profession They win attend the
County ard Superior Courts oi Berkeley. Jefferson,
Morgan, and Frederick, and the Superior Courts
OF Other counties ii such cases only in which they
may be specially retained.
CfIAS JAS FAULKNER,
FRANKLIN THOMAS.
.MarinshHrg Apfil 3 l252-Ir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
Tailoring Business,
CHEAVs CASH STORE.
NOTICE.

zVTINCINHELLER Il LETORT having dis
continued the Saddle and Harness Making
business In Caarlesiewn. respectfully request that
altperscns indebted 70 them ould cal immediate
II upon Q g BRAGe who has their accounts aud
settle theAsames J Vincihheiler4 still carries on
the above named business ID all It's branches in
Marlinshnfs, where he wilh happy 10 I'LL all or
ders 'front.' effefspna and adjoining counties Orders
leit with ~ cafler, 10 Charlestown sha!lreceive
prompt ag,gntion: as well as all others.
January 10 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
Saddlery b Harness Making,
Cash 7foirI, Negroes.


TIME subscriber Is anxious 10 purchase large
4 number Of Negroes: OF both sexes sound ana
likely. Persons having Negroes to disposeot viii
find TO their interest TO give him call before SELF
ing as he will pay the REV Highest cash prices.
he ean beseen atthe Berkeley Courts. al Martins
burg, the2d Monday and al BerFvville an The 9TH
Monday il each month. and usually al his residence
in ChaTlesiown
Anletlers addressed to him will be promptly all
tended to WAf. GROW. 4
Charlestown Feb h. ls4S--tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
A DAsHING YOUNG WIDOW.

OF ali things in creation there is nothiaE
so captivating as blooming young widow,
nothing so loving, nothing SO loFeab le--.
The following from the Lawrenceburg Reg.
lister is case in point ( W hile- in Arkan'
sas in December last, we Jaw and cohyersed
with young and beautifel widow, only ~
years old, who had followed to the grave
the bodies Of her four husbands. 1t was at
country party, in that wild region, We
first saw her. We liked her appearance and
obtained an introduction. She was all life
and animation The pleasure Of the daacei
was her delight, and she appearedthe "gpy-
est of the gag We spent half 1a4 hour ia
conversation with this Arkansas belle We
talked of the country, wild game, different
kinds of life, siaglela ed matrimonial, 60,
about which she spoke well and very cor
rectly. In low tone Of voice, flor we felt
interested in this dazzling Beauty,) we in
CURED. '"Madam, how long has your Lass
husband been dead ?" "Ten days, yester..
day. replied the afflicted widow "Gsod
heavens ." thought We, "a husband dead
olly ten days. and his widow one Of the
gayest dancers at ball We we're So much
astonished that We left her without ceFems-
nv. On inquiry, next morning, We found
out what she had told US was true. Her
husband No A. for several years, hAd repre-
sented his county in the Legislature, and
was highly esteemed, not as talented le.
eislator but as clever. IDLY Eiad Of man.
Tie man this Z ili-woo3s belle easssps fer
No. ), MAJ lie gods LTD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
UNTTED STATES HOTEL.
Corner 81 Hing 81 and he PaLiie Square,
EARTIHs BURG. va

INHET undersigned tenders her cpfdial thanks 10
j. her friends and1he putlie for their past Iibe-
raj encopra cement and respectfully solicils con
Iinuance oflhe same Her house is about 10 I'M
Gergo thofough repair, and she pledges herself
that nothing shall be- wanting 10 mabe- he United
States HoIel a pleasant and agreeable home 10 The
travcllef .aad guest. MARY ODEN
April s. iS52-u
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VgEFl.sAEaJ. STEPHENS,
M ER9HANT TFAGl@
And Ready Made Ci0:hier,

HARPERSFERRY Y, 'TIR GINA,
yATOULD respectfully make kovn 10 his Gus
w toners aid the Puhlic generally. that be is
now prepared 10 supply the wants OF the outer man,
as regards Cloths CaSSmeres and FeSting, which he
will make mp TO ofder in the latest Fashion and
shortest notice Acal from hepublic is requested.
Moderate prices and good fits guaranteed The Gus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-29
National Agricultural and Seed
w AusB IsUpJsg3
MASHIaGInn ely.

TINE subscriber begs leave to cab the attention
: u OF The Farmers VI Jefferson, and the adjoining
countieslio ope Of the mesr extensive and best
lccted 1assoriments Of Agricultural Machinery and
Implements TO be iopud III anYrsinilar hoase IN
the United States. His arrangements with all the
hest manufacturers in this duEl,y enable him to
furnish, at faf9yy prizes cyeg article required for
the farm and all goods leaving hisestahlishmenl,
are rerRHted 10 proze astrepyessated His stock
embraces II
F0R1'Y FARIETYk3s Of TLOUGHS,
among which may be fobnd The celebrated Premium
Centre Drait Wrought aud Cast Iron Self Sharpen
er; The Deep Tiller Sod the fat flrow ditto The
rrenium New York, Nos is~i9 1914 20, 81 and
% the suhsoil aud ELL side Peaehs olcrery va
rietg and price.
cafkieatorsyp Harrmes, Caa Iron ffcld Rollers.
Picsson's I1cHa9e&'s n Sfaciair's Wheat Drills.
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Cash For NEGROES.

Cash For Negroes.
nHOSE persons having Negroes for sale. can
il gel ihe highest price bv calling On the snbscri.
her at Chariesiown. Application IN person or by
letter will be promptly altented %,
July q, 1881. g. G. BRAGG.
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10 THE PUBLIC.

TN connection with my business as Constable, /
| offer nv scrviccs As AuCTloNRER IN this
man Or The County Those disposed 10 paironise me
ear leave word with the edilor, or write 10 Al
Choriesioun. Jefferson county, Va. All business
viii be promptly attended %.
! April is. 1851.
HHEEsE.-io boxes Cheese Just received BY
Jnn, ). EbT SON.
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Paints, Oils, &c,

Tn store, 400 lbs Metallic Paints;
j 100 Gallons Linsesd Oil;
600 lbs. White Lead pure ground and drv
100 lis Green and Yellow Chrome;
400 lbs Yellow Ochre
$50 lbs. Li,harge;
Besides Paint Brushes Sash Tools Grainers.
Copal and japan Varnisn Sand PAPER paris
Green. yernillion. GoldLeaf and everr article
for Painters use. L "a. SMITH
July 8, 1852