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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-13

NOTICE TO fGEBMPTION CLAIMANT.
Every person enr,cd the of prc~Vspetna ID
lands -ilin nsips sud Of iown~ps
rated, r.ss~d e~sss<trh ~ - -
and Of rs 'asa ancs, s~A psys
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
Loudonn County Agricultural Insti-
I tute and Chemical academy.
ALpIE, LoCDous Co, va,
January 18th, 1853.

Ma. GALLAHER--Dcar Sir The enterprising
farmers and friends Of improvement in Virginia
will, doubtless, be gra,ified that have associated
with me Mr.. James H. Gulick aud Mr. Harman
Bitter two practical and successful agriculiurisis
for The purpose Of establishing an Agricultural In
stitute aud Chemical Academy in this County,
The experimental Farm will contain $40 Acres,
which will be cultivated according TO the true prn-
eipe Of science and in which many Interesting and
important experiments will be made And efforts
will be made TO obtain seeds from every part Of the
United States and from Foreign Countries In
addition to two comnodious dwellings already on
the estate new building has been designed $50 BY
30 feet. One half Of which will be erected the
present year. The Laboratory viii be furnished
with an extensive collection of the largest. the
handsomest and best apparatus in the United
States The museum will contain Geological
specimens, Minerals, Fossils, Shell and also Mod
els Draughls and Catalogues Of Agricultural Ma
chimes, implements and Tools. And for the conve-
nience Of making and repairing apparatus work.
shop will be frt-d up with Turning Lathe, Slide
Rest and all necessary Tools fof working An wood,
iron and brass. Full courses of Leciures will be
delivered, which will be illustrated with several
thousand useful and interesting experiments.
4 The instruction will be thorough and practical
embracing Mathematics, Mechanics Chemistry
and other branches Of Science and ART in their APP
plicaiion to Farming and Farm purposes
Particular attention will be paid 10 Agricultural
Chemistry-Preparatio ofPure Chemicals-Man-
agement Of water coHrses-Principles Of irrigation
Analysts OF Sois-Constructio of Farm Build
ings-Estmaies Of Misunderstanding, Budding,
Grating, Pruning and cultivation OF Fruit Trees
And in fine every thing important TO the practi-
cal farmer and men Of business.
To complete the designs of this Institution will
require an outlay Of 40 TO so thousand dollars, and
II il receives THAI patronage which is hoped for and
expected, no expense will be spared to make II the
best institution Of the kind in the World. II now
the advocates Of Improvement are really in earnest
they will take this enterprise BY the hand and help
IL along, by giving good list OF students at the
commencement II Is hoped that every county in
the State viii send at least one student he first ses-
sfon And that the different Agricultural Societies
will ascertain how many students can be sent from
their respective districts and forward list Of the
same By the LIST day Of December next.
The Institute will be opened for the reception OF
Students on the lstof March, 1854 Terms, inclu.
ding expenses except Books and Stationery $500
per session often months.
Circulars NAV be had By addressing the princi-
pal at Aide P. o.. Loudouh County, Va.
BENZ. H. BENTON, Principal
Of ne LoudoFn Comfy AgvienItnraI Institsfe
February 3, 1858. and Chemical Academy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
Warehouse at the Old Furnace.

WHEAT. CORN. &C., TAINTED.
1NHE subscribers respectfully inform The citizens
Il Of Jefferson and Berkeley counties, Va, and
those Of Washington county. Md, that they have
erected a large and commodious Brick Warehouse
al the OldsFurnace, on the Potomac river, (under
the name and firm of LUCAS & MOORE,)
where they will al all times be prepared to furnish
transportation, in their superior line of Canal
Boats, for any and all freight, destined for the
Markets Of the District Terms reasonable. and
such as will make II the interest Of all to give Them
q triat.
u The highest market Cash price will be
paid, for from five to twenty thousand bushels Of
WHEAT-io be delivered at such times as the
parties NAV agree, and in parcels to suit the con-
venience Of those interested. Also, the highest
market price will be paid for CORN, OATS, and
Country Produce generally. Farmers and others
will ind il 10 their interest to call before dsposing
Of their Grain or Produce, as our arrangements are
such as TO offer inducements eoual 10 thar Of any
other House in ihe(Ralley
PLASTER, FISH, SALT &c,
Will kept constantly on hand and disposed Of on
the most reasonable terms by the CARGO or smaller
quantity. ROBERT LUCAS. M.
SAMUEL MOORE.
Old Furnace, Aug 5, l652-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.


THE subscriber begs leave to return his sincere
u thanks for the very liberal patronage he has
received during the last thirteen years Ne has been
engaged IN Coach Making in Charlestown; ami
as this Is the commencement OF new ear and set
fling up lime he would most respectfully request
all who know themselves indebted 10 call and settle
Al there are some few accounts that have not been
settled for the last fen years he would suggest set
element, and then Be perfectly willing 70 60 in for
another ten.
he has a large assortment OF CARRIAGES Of
all kinds, which he will sell low for casa or on
credit. to suit the purchasers or make ID order any
description Of CARRIAGES. He has now on
ways. four and two-passenger; Buggies, ditto !;
Caryoles and Barouches. Also, large stock Of
second hasd Carriages, which will be sold very low
Coach, Barouche and Buggy Harness, from SIS
to 500, made Of the best material and ID approved
workmanship
Carriages and Harness repaired at short notice.
Feb. 10, 1853. w. j. HAWKS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

Mcat-Eater /, Attention !.

THE undersigned have been compelled hereto
4 fore TO dobusiness under many disadvantages,
having 10 pay cash for all stock purchased, and
sell the same upon credit Of at least 70 inonths-
The Trustees Of Charlestown, however, having es-
tablished Market which has thus far been mo4t
literally patronized. necessity upon the part df
ourselves no less than what we conceive to be ths
interest Of our customers eompes 10 give neiice
that hereafter We shall keep the marker regularly
supplied with the best
BEEF. MUTTON AND VEAL
which money Or labeur can procure, and 10 Be sold
Al The LowEsr PRicEs which our purchases win
afford fer Cash only. As this rule will operate nd
only % our own advantage, but subserve the iDtef-
est Of our customers, We hope 70 be able greatly ID
enlarge our business during the year, and furnish
such articles Of Meat as have never before beeh
seen u the Charlestown Market and al prices az
which none can complain.
- Those indebted on old scores, = are request
ed % seule up immediately as all cur CO pital no
less than our PROFITS, are distributed aToDng he
community ailarge.
WIN. JOHNSON,
Jan'y 6. 1858. sAAL. G. YOUNG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

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rt;Fc ~lIsr1' 1;1 - ~ III. -.-..-- - ~
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n 49, -,--s--- =. 10Y It-l< - &c ~
-'1-r $50. Is N 49,. - u..In<.i g Private
ms .--@I ..-.-: r. 4 1870 - rr<l<1-@- 1e1E4
$3.50 @8tE e. 49, = .- u 1'@ - 1I.'<NN
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sE-l 1890 = U irzN alN<f.r< tern.
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nr1 ~ Y ,i..-7e - y: ' 49, -. = t1ll1Nofes
-1,<rfI-v f.,|...-s --1. N1exo IN 4rttlir14
ein~ @,-f~<. $500. 4Nrn - reasonable
<k-r,f.s., 49, - ~, 49, sn4 r<un11e1t cure;
n4lnre - matte kr.- S:S;-., "a - y. .nt $3.50
esk4 nav b. &csi8 n, ,--,f y. .@e
- Nv rls~S - ~ !, ~. ~ <4A co a. SMITH
1--,.-fi~ -..-. ~ y. t-..t1 lex ST.. 4n1 y nct
~ hi- 1870, ~, ~ N1 ~ required
sr1 M r,;ns - ,,;s..- Z Z ~ me- NON Mercury
ft{n. rrI ,n1r ~ 7>S.~ \, y ~ = e1Ht 1r4 e4MFA<t
~ rkiI. rrr.eIl-. ,--... y ~ tzlt41e house.
I'm kr.in,<~ 49, $780,. n. "a 2. AI.4Nnec
rkSf;an ~ ck.nrr VI AK. ~ .- - tniHNt inN1Ml-
ETRICIIT1FS. - c-,,< kl.-
shslhk.I ~ which IL 80. -., ~ .t1c4 ~
TIRE rs = ~arv ~ 4, 49,, 49, 49, .4tM q 4tftf-
ccnxenirnce * thr - ~, r: k.n g. -
n ogo-iratt rSnl - ,s-s ~ - ~ y 1s t.etnnt
trnes mi.lnkcr ~ s,,;r,,,ss = 5<!s sc1e-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
VEAIas
COats, Pants ana Vests.

TT you want suit Of CLOTHES Of sound ma.
y terial and OF excellent style and make, call on
WlLLIAM J. STEFHEEs, Merchant Tailor, corner Of
Shenandoah and Bridge streets, near Mrs. Carrelis
Hotel. Harpers-Ferry. Va, where viii be found 81
alIltimes . large assortmentof
Cloths, CNsstslsercs r VestingA
and other seasonable goods for Mems wear which
will Be manufactured to order in the best style and
at short notice.
Also, . large assortment Of CLOTHING, Of SUI
pefior quality to which the attention Of gentlemen
Is particularly invited asmuch Of it is gotten up
In style not inferior TO the best ordered work
Also great variety Of Furnishing Articles, such
asEShirts, Drawers, Cravats, Gloves Snspenders,
Sc, comprising complete assortment Of every
thing necessary to complete gentlemans wardrobe
All Clothing purchased at this establishment
warranted well seved and all rips will be sewed
without charge. My stock Is now iull and CON-
pete, and no pains will be spared render salts
faction, to all who may favor me with call.
WILLIAM J. STEPHENS.
Harpers-Ferry, Oct 81, 50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
CQ la|sS sIS E esq H 9IAAl+.h! |,


PHiLADELPHIA, JULY l, 1859.
THEsubscribers take pleasureininforming heir
u friends and the travelling community gene rail-
III thar heyshave this day taken possession Of that
welhestablished and favorably known hotel con-
GRESS HALL, Third and Ciessat Streefs.
They have had the house thoroughly repaired,
and all the modern improvements introduced, and
furnished In style Of elegance which viii At once
render II unsurpassed for comfort and convenience
This Is decidedly the best located house inI the
city, being in the immediate vicinity OF business
the Exchange, Custom House, and many other
public buildings.
Lines Of Omnibusses leave for every part of.the
city every few minutes, their head quarters being
within one square OF the House.
The subscribers are determined TO spare no psins
IN making this convenient and comfortable home
% the traveller. NORRIS & JACKSON
Lafs q Virginia,
July IS, 1861. Proprietors.
James z. Norris, who Is well known to mant Of
the business men visiting the city, lately in The
Hardware house Of James J. Duncan CO. Twitt,
Brother & Co. and formerly proprietor OF tie yir-
ginia Hotel. 81. Louis, will have the management
Of the House, assisted BY polite and competent
NJ j
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

- -
~ - On y a .t111IIfI -. 1'ser< '<<Hz!.1Ne
Ns1N1.3 0c4t If'41'El1, <<11l.c1,
~. ~ -
:f0F al dise1<es ineii<1t . l1> 1Q1'11 family
~ There Il none perhaps which occe1it1s = much
inis1se suffering and physical disability Az noee
that hrpetls % elicit = lille <c0mi.ef1ticn I'd
synfe.1y - Hlsus4llsss j. IL various ncli1e1-
tion4 Medical WRITER'S and t1c l1cuIt1| h E<1el4i
hHre enlestainSd di1ercnk Yieu< - = ~ c4rse q
this painful malsdT. and hence tho variety ~ con.
peanaS a enc ki14 q o.h<t which have tteA 80
seated - nf p4ctte - <Qxeuxe< 1h4 ffeFA.
s1'ion o.7xne,lnE en1lre'y viii ~ so4scflesl nd
ns E4n eestioxe reeoMUt14 liz relle<llI k4fe. -
' NsN ~ 1c1leAk r<!n4 Wholly - IcU M 4ele-
sss'oes saos,Ance NhaIex1< ~ proof q ~ fnlna-
80 <Ar1<{ rcNa Ne following t<Itl4e4te4
March Nfnd, fese.
4<5s at4 tFttn4 AhorL Itr< I<1H 49, u&< ~
%skfd viii innNmn1icyy NtenDallszb @ dxxses
4.k n involves ~ Whoie oo4f With ~ aMoqNs ~
p.A nat 49, unable y Nol1. - e1en h<ip ~
NY. Having ns>.1 a. ~ An.i k1enmA.if Coz
SAT- focNfee no'll> ~ ~ and bel4te - -.
Hsn AelL q 4 80 An.e g attend q ~ csAtH1tf
n1SDess, and have ftm1i4<1 Ite from ~ disease
et<l since DANIEL MeEANIMX
X SN>1z2n a, below Aimed. Phil
,ha5psts,.eIIy ~: hoEoSi = 1851.
&c: 1,I'rsksffr- Dear 81 = eIlsx4s - E[s4t
pleasure % eae testimony q Re k>teAci>l <1ec<
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
WANTED!
100, 900. Bushels Of Wheat /! !!

TIME subscribers, having opened a Warehouse
i in Shepherdsiown, in connection with the
POTOMAC MILLS, are prepared and wish 10
purchase the above quantity Of
Wheat, Corn, &C.,
for which they will pay the highest price, in cash,
the markets viii afford
They are prepared to freightlto the District and
Alexandria, alikinds Of Produce, &C.. that may be
offered, on the best terms. Weare now receiving,
and viii keep on hand for the accommodation Of
those dealing with us, large stock Of Plaster,
Salt, &C.
Mr.. John Keplinger win be found at the Ware
house to give the business prompt attention.
4 r. q J. w. REYNOLDS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
| GROCEREES.
FARMERS,
Look to Your Interest ~!

THE undtrsigned bee leave to announce iethe
u FarmeIs and public generally that they will
execute ihf4e most durable and skillful msiner,
al and eveff kind Of work connected with
Saddle 5 Harness Making.
They yin e4peet their palrons o furnish hem Win
he n15cridtt lou Or which. shey will make any
kind IL porks tor yOURNE YnENS WAGES
thus enabling their friends % lake % themselves the
profits a he Boss Mechanic. All they desire. Is
ihir price ln8ihsir labor
Asesiden3e that hey cannot and viii not b IN
derbi6 Il Prizes lhey viii make the best Sir Horse
H1ggr Ge1'sf such snow cell At 500, for 500.
provided he lbore condition 4 strictly complied
uith. and alkoihcr work ii he same pfoporrien.
Repairing Home atike shortest notice II ,he be>s
laanneE--N1 fkman-like, ncai snd strong
u shop a ne room lately occupied br Dr
Doaglam, ozf door North of Sappingion's Hossl.
r. p. YOUNG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
PERUVIAN GUANO.

TsHE undersigned beg leave % inform the Far.
u mefs Of this State, that they have made ar
arrangements with Messrs. r. Barreda q Bro.,i
Ageuts Of the Peruvian Government, for the ezEIn-
sirs impsrtation Of PERUVIAN GUAN0 into
this city, direct from the Chincha Islands, and al
30. for the establishment Of large Depot for the
purpose Of having always on hand quantity sui.
fcisat 70 meet the demand, and at prices within
the reach Of every consumer The tariff of Iairs
fired BY the Agents Of NE PERuFiAN GovERNMFNr,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
CITY HOTEL,

CORNER or WALL 4 MAIN STREETS
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TNHE nearest Hotel IN The City 10 the Depots on
u he Central q Danyiile Raid Road aud The
James River Steamers
T.MB. ROY, PropfieibE I
ASSISTANTS
VIZ. JAcns TAILOR VIM WHLIANadN
ApriI %. 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

~
4fall shs 3ensioes usaiziass sx.ass. (aad soma d
th9m xolsbs 81 ths cure * pulmonary eemrlsinss,
nclhl1s h1ssexei been iodnd which could t1npase n
i.selseu ~i,h ~ Preparation. Others cum some.
m ikzoss Ahess medicine ca tive Relief his wi
Is pleasant d take, and perfectly SAFE ID a.
cof11nce with lAe direGticns. We Do not advertise
~ he in!efmaaioa q those Who have txied !, but
- win not be Nhot 4, and b Us timely u<r they
1ft secure from the dangerous couse0nencts al
o9eghs and Gods Which neglected sipen mo fatal
fss Diploma Il he Ma..aehs..,. ln.,,,u,. q. !.
u1red d his pepafatio1 81 The Board 81 Judges 10
September, lSt1k also Inc Medals Of The three great
Institutes 81 Ant n his country also he Diploma Of
Crrssr s1sS IL 81 shss Gossmmsa, Il eassis.
ration Gifts extraordinary excellence and usefulness IN
curing affections efihe Lungs and Throat.
Mead re 5oiidHing opinon founded On the leag e.
pfnsase e NE sninen' p ysissn q shs Port .sd G.
Or y, 2. kyeSs-FiFt years uial Of your CHERRY
PASTORAL IN ,my practice, has proven what fore
s4s from - eonposien, must Be true. thai 4 ezadk
this section. are peeliafly liable.
think lis equal has hei yet been discovered nor do
know how bktier remedy can be made for The dis
sempers n he Throat and Lungs.
III. BURTON, NJ. d. FRS
See what u has done on = wasted constitution, not
only N the following cases, bull thousand more
SurnunF, JAN Gath. 1851
UklMEAGu
bya violent dArrh9a il the mines 81 California.
returned 70 San Francisco ID hope receiving beneli,
from change. Of climate md die, NY dauh0a
ceased, but WIS followed BY q severe congh--and
much soreness. fhnaly started fer homes but receis-
ed no benefit from the voyage. My cough continued
80 grow weTse.s and when arrived in New York, l.
was marked by my acquaintance as victim Of con-
sumption, mast confess that saw sufficient fea-
son 10 doubt what my friends all believed At this
time comneneed taking your truly invaluable medi
cine with little expectation Of deriving any benefit
from It's use Yen woald receive these lines did
not regard i my duty state 10 HE afflicted through
YOU that my health, n the space Of eight months i
fully restored. attribute il 10 the your CHER
WILLIAM W. Ws.'sMIMH.
WksHEerof, Pa April II, ls4S.
Dear Sir Feeling that have been spared from I
premature grave, through yoar fundamentally yshs
providence Of iod. Twill take the liberty 20 express
to you my gratitude.
A Cough and the alarming symptoms Of CoAsump
lion had reduced me 100 low TO leave anything k
hope when my physician brought me bottle Of you
4 Pectoral" n seemed TO afford immediate relief
and now in few weeks time has restored me to SCUM,
health II u viii do for others what il has done 70
kind.
Sincerely wishing you every blessing. | am
JOHN J. CLARKE. Rector efS Peters Church.
With such assurances and from such men, no strong
upon trial 4.
Prepared and sold BY James C. Aver, Practical an,
Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
[. X. SMITH,
Charlestoun. Va.
II D. HAMMOND,
Hdrpers- Ferry, Va
S. II. FORNEY.
Jan. y. is5s-4rn. SAspArds,o,rn, 70.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
Shenandoah Iron Foundry

THIS Foundry. situated on the Winchester &
i Potomac Railrcad, n miles from Harpers-
Ferry. has been renied for term of years By the
subscriber, who would respectfully inform TIE
public that he Is nov prepared 70 Do, IN style Of
workm1nship which cannot Be surprised ifequali-
"a. u this Valley every description Of Machinery
aud Plough Castings. q sboTi notice.
Having been engaged IL he business formany
years in tie largest ou6drics IN he Uni,ed States
and being now determined % devote his whole al
tention % The business. he i confden, thai ihos
who favor him With their work will 81 lhe SAME
time, be fhv0rine their own interests his prices
for Castings shall Be e Low Is a any foundry il
ne VALLEY.
Orders, from al IN want q Castings Of any del
cfiption are respectfully solicited.
~ Old Iron taken IN exchange for Cestings
HENRY c. PARKER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
ATTENTION, HOUSEKEEPERS !!
Old Furniture Made New.

VIE undersigned having had long experience
= IN the Collaborating Business in Charles
town. as.WelI as an Apprenticeship III Philadel-
pnia, respectfully offers his services 10 visit the
Housekseperso The county atiheir houses, and
Alter, Repair, Karnisk and Dress,
in anytnanner desired. all articles OF
FURNITURE
that may need renovasing, No matter what may
Be the work required, he viii aiiend 10 Il with
prompiness and fdelily, and his charges win Be
most reasonable
References Is % his capacity may Be made %
messrs Leonard SadIer. Humphrsy Keyes Robert
= Brown, Wells J. Hawks, and oihers pf Charles
Any one desiring bis services win please apply
% him personally IN Ckarlesioun. or through TIE
kost Ohce. GEO. r. EVERiTT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
Fall and Winter Clothing.
JOHN STRAUSS.

nESIROUS Of sustaining the high -
lIrepulation Of giving good bar DA
gains and satisfaction. in the sale of 84H y
ReADY-MkDE CLOTHING, M
invites the attention OF the public II WX
gen.raIio bis large and superior stock
ofCiothing. iH1rN.
II Is utterly useless TO attempt 10 enumerate the
various articles which compose my stock, as have
everything necessary 10 furnish 4 gentleman
wardrobe, including Hats and Caps Of every style
and fashion.
EI would especially impress upon your mini,
the fact that these Clothes will be sold at much
lever prices than they have sold heretofore.
t. Purchasers win look out for my name 81
JOHN STRAUSS,
Near Cavsu's Hold, Harp0s- Ferry. Hrginis.
Oct 81 l8S9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28

Ault's English Garden Seeds,

IT UST received, fresh supply if ENGLISH
" GARDEN SEEDS, thai have PROVED 30 high
" satisfactory 10 our customers-par OF which are
is follows
ASPARAGUS; Giani.
BEANS. Early China Dwarf oF Snaps, sir
week 60, horticultural Pole, broad Windsor, large
and small Lima. e
BEETS, Early blood Turnip early Yellow,
iarg. long Blood, half long Do, Mangsl WoI,zel
GARBAGE, Early York, early la,ge York.
Bullock Heart, large lat Dutch. Poor M IN PROFIT,
Green CURED Savoy. Yellow Brnmhead Savoy.
CARROT, LOsg oraPge Early HON, White
n CELERY white Solid, white and + d Giant.
long Green, Small Gherkin. 80
FL EGG PLANT.
EARLY CORN. (vatie,y}
LETTUCE, Early lee, large Whitehead, and
MELON Nutmeg and Yellow can,siops, Wa
tier and Citron.
II MAST URTTU1f
/ ONI0N White Portugal. Silver Skin. spanish,
Yellow and Red. -
PARSLEY, Triple Carried.
II PARSNTE, Hollow Crown.
Il PEPPER, Long Cayenne, Bellor Bull Nose.
PEAS Early Charlton Dwarf, Frame, Poor
Mans Profit, lall, Magnnmbonufn. ssll. Sugar
Edible Pods.
l SUM PUMPKINS
II RADTSHES, 4 variety.
L RHUBARB for pies
II SALSAFvY. Or Oyster Rlane.
SO UASH Early BusA Skinner Cyookneck
Il TO1fA TO, Large Smooth
TURNIIS Early Fiat Dutch. Red Tob Norfolk,
White Fiat Norfolk, and Ruia Baga,
Together with variety Of Flower and Sweet
I Herb Seeds for sale aflhe Markell House by
4 Feb. "A, 1853. Al RAWLINs n SON.
I Two Hundred Realms lsaper.
OATH Post guilt edge and plains Latter Cap,
I'D Post Office Envelope and Wrapping Paper %
all descriptions; Bonner Boards, &c just received
and for sale cheap BY O. RsCOFFROTH,
/ Anrfl - flnnoetIa he C,ourl; n a,,sa y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-28
JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

"A
OLd Things done apGy and Hfiiags become
Nen.
H1HE subscribers respectfully call the attention
i Of The Farming community 70 their very large
assortment Of
Enrnstng 1nstgemesses,
comprising every kino Of Implement used By the
farmer u facilitate and cheaper his operations in
GLIDING orr celebrated Patent
Premium Threshcr and Cleaner,
which received the first premium over The New
York Pitt Machine and several oilers affhe Mary
land State Agricultural Fair last fall also II he
Washington county Fair, HagsrsioWn, Md, and
a. our VALLEY Fair, Charlcsiow1--W which for sim
plicify, Durability and capacity, has no equal il
the void. By recent improvement We can make
he machine clean all kinds Of grain perfectly clean
for market tsting on Al cheat smut and light
Wheat Fan thus saving The farmer iwo-ihirds his
eight hsnds md from six 20 eight horses q i1resh
from 200 % 10 bushels PER dayt perfectly clean
for ne mill This has never beei accomplished b
any olher mathinist but o1fselrek and Al sceptve
minds ca have lheIf doub.s removed by irying one
and n hey can1ot DO What Ne h1Ss represented ue
viii iake DE machin& back without charge.
shop prieegof our Ihresher a4d Cleaner IRON
$50 10 4175; that y:
Tkrsshcr and Cha6tr. $3.50
Dina Impfored CIe1ncr ~
Horse Power. it4
Ola CastinrS bought 4. ike highest price, tr1
taken ii exchange for work
Pen 10. 1854 ZIMMERMAN q 90.