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UHON AND STEEL STOuE.-
II English Iron
Tredegar
100 tons SWeeds "
Country
iEaylors Cast Oquarc and ociagon) steel
10 tons Fngish nHstered do
American do do
Huscd Sheet Iron spelier H0ct TIN, Tin
ds9s EDwiN WORKMAN co
EATIIEH GOODs ac-Ladcs' Travelling Dressing Gases,
mrnhcd sth every Ing de rsble, aud Of the finest qual
~ articles
Genaasn' Portable Drs,,iag Gases, hrashod Wit" Ra'or''
comts, Brushes, &c.
Ac, IN variety Of pattern. 49,
Ladies' Companout best london make furnished Wth Hh
Knives, ThuheF, Ac.
Ladies Netting Gases, Of One morocco, a.. .
Ladies' Cabas, Work Rass, plain and urnhsd d nade d
The hnest leather. large Assortment o. tngs n,nc ana
dea9 Corner Main aud i2th streets.
XNyANTED.-The subscriber sih,s D. hire o. % enI,in
!" year twenty or thirty n cosl w hands % rvs.
hire vii Be paid Apply thc ssbscf'.r in Hm
DE- CIV, W wH. n g8yyq.
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kFrhE Va ChNIhNL itAti.HOAD tO.-Nichnond
" bcccmirr :5h. IS55-NOTiCE.- Holders O Coupon
Bonds Of the Virginia Central Railroad Company with
payable In New YORK, hereby the failing
du" LIST January, lSi and exchange the same
De paid at the Office Of the Company the aud
surrender Of the Coupons, the
dr2S-di5th Jan. J. GARRETT Tr,asu,rr
lAh MNNE- aIktsE. AMY rxnccieh lnr aaIe Low nv
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DisTEgT C0uEr % APPElLs This Court has been IL
session 10 this place for the lstten days aud the follow
ing are all the that had been disposed Of shen our
paper went t. press:
Sathlfllnd- Heirs W. Kidnapped from decree Of
the Crcu, Court Of Russell Decree affirmed with costs
auJ $50 dlmages. H. l. Johnston for appellants
Cawpbell q Logan tor apyeilee5.
BefJamin Howell " II Tasgie amt al--Appcal from
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Floyd H. r. Johnston
for appelcesnO counsel appeared for appellant Decree
affirmed, With cC-ts, aud $50 damages.
Arthur Hutton ys. James o. RybuTn.-Appeal from a
Judgment Of the Circuit Court Of Washington. j. A.
Campbell Logan Tor appelIsn,--B. H. Johnston Shelf
fey for appellee. Appeal dismissed, imprOydently
a"afdcd, with costs, attorneys Zee being released by
appellee.
Henry II. George vs.. William Birnes-Appea from
Tslrwen
Tyler Crockett, Survivors. Sc, ". j. Eakles and a.
Appeal from Lee.
The tSO latter cases continued.
l1b,ayiyo TUgiaiaa
oR,oos.-we have date, from Portland to the ijtb
ulumo
Some Of hg Oregon papcr- begin to lean toward tho
Maine Liquor Law
An aaemp, will BE- made To change hc seat Of govern.
meut.
Che rainy season commenced about the 6th, and the
Willamette bad risen
About 600 immigrtutl with 900 wagnra took a rr,
route 10 the head ~ Willamette Valley got lost end uE
isred severely Several died by starvation ami cyhau-
ton BE- b. not known eractiy hDw many. Within = hour.
after The reached the settlements 10000 pounds Df
Hour were ON the way to aid them and within eight da,.
thcr" "cre 90 packed aumall ss loaded wagons and
29J head Of cattle sent out All the immgraut ave nov
safe.
One hundred aud aiSty Of the Oregon immigrant
wagons have gone to Rogue Valley, and 80 came To
ifrkB.
The Indians 100 Illinois valley ihe extreme south have
been troublesome, but Nere quoted by a brush with
some United States troop, iu which eight Indians we're
killed
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company bad resolved
upon fsmoying their terminus from Portland 10 g. Hell
. cGl
Governor stevens vas expected al Olympia Washing.
ton Territory, the 9th Of Nov aud would immediately
organize q Territorial government
Commander Allen ~ the United States surveying 4te,.
mcr Active, reports having arrested the principe. Iu
dian engaged iu the disturbances in Washington Terrific.
".
The ade at the mouth Of the Columbia River has vast,
y increased within the las three year. friend informs
"a that the salmon and oyster trade yields considerable
revenue this The numbering business j. constant.
~ increasing, and amounts 70 thousands now TO where
there we're hundreds, three years ago.
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MURTY = CURN,
"2nd street, between Main 4

This case is permanent without further application:
PETERSBURG Va, Dec. 25th, 1853
DT. e. h. Brdinard:
DEAR SIR: have been sighted for ok or seven
past aud for the last years have required hr,.
lights TO read at night with the aid of spcctaclcs
Wonderful as il may seem, you enabled me by only one
application of YOUR eye cup last night Mechanics Hail.
to go home and read the small print in the Baltimol
Sun, without spectaces and with only one candle
Respectfully, Yours,
T. T.. CROSBY Jeyeller
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" gentleman Of Daubury, c., by the name Of Nor
gan, has recently invented ball which "a AZ c,,.,,,.o
that whom IL i' discharged from the cannon mr. ia. .rd
s'ike' h' mark, Il crploiya. aud does second ore.
euuon with charge of hot contained within tle tail
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Dr. Z. u. BrdiHdri.
Dear Sir-My wife has been terribly afflicted with nBa
nation in both eyes for more than three years-eyen
sung INSANITY from her suferings At times. She has
been treated by Dr. Bolton and Dr. Cannon besides hay
ing used every wash oil which could hear without oh
tanning the desired relief For six weeks she has not
oeen able to work or To walk step, without being led
III TINS condition presented her YOU on "Wednesday
last IN the presence OF large asseblage Of persons
and astonishing to sy in thirty seconds YOU on
abed her TO her and walk about the room with
out guide but still more wonderful she could
and pick up pencil aud other small objects in the room
within five minutes time. She has had more than six
minutes application, divided into three days time and to-
day she has been washing and doing other domestic bust
ness without particle of suffering whatcvcr-even now
by bright gas light at Your hotel hour alter dark
sheJooks at the light and describes small objects aud col
ors correctly. Several gentlemen who saw her when
first presented To yOu expressed themselves AstorishcI
aud say they would scarcely have known her.
Finally, and my wife are both satisfied that We owe her
recovery Of sight to your remark able discovery which il
destined, in INV opinion, astonish the world We bid
You God speed JAMES DEyLIN.
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Am US Z M TENTS.

METROPOLITAN HALL!
h.ASI THREE NIGHTS az
SINFORDS y. a. OPERA TROUPE
THIS evening second night OF
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
DIR Real Life in Old yirpin;u.
The above piece Is only Rebuke work upon h
tive nights ia Philadelphia.
II. n. Sitter IN HIS DANCES
for particulars small bills
Dot open at ca oelockeommenee attn Ticket. % cents,
drg9-St - ''''
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Tag hofSoSs-Ithns been lately ascert,ned that there
''' 'u NV '"o''nd NoruoDs IN Eogland and the num
ber - Increasing.
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LOUISVILLE MARKET. Dec. -.

Sales Of about hhds obacco nt prices ranging from
a. 10 to 81 20 The new crop nov believed to be Of
q inferior quality than was At first supposed
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U1HOPOSAL>-Oficco OF the James River 4
hunaNNhu Company. Richmond. DcCcn-
Der sith, Proposals for supplying the year
hands on the canal With TAtons clothing
Will be received at this ofee unt5 o'clock NJ
uary next FOR further information, enquire this
ds2S-dst p MJNFORD
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NHTANTED.-A first rate Dining room Servant aocusou.
Wv ed private snnliy. of character
qualifications, q liberal price Vin b. paid Apply n
JusTPH y. WINSTON,
de29 Corner Cay aud tfth streets.
A TOOK WASTED,-we sish 70 hire g. 4 Yease ooc-,
dsqO yAuENTSR, CREssHAw Co
6NIANO- Receiving anJ for ~
IT, dels EDWIN WORKMAN q co
WISH hire ~ hs ensuing year, m,ls COOK, s,hout
u eneumbrauce. HANCOCK LEg,
dels d8 Gra-e street, between ih and 9Th.
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EXCnANGE HorEL, Richmond Va. Dec. oGtb Is5

HN'HNN"h HUIfL, Tichuiond Va, Dec. 2Gtl IS53
~. G. r. BrdiirGd:
SR; Over twelve months since, was attack ed with
inflammation in both eyes of aggravated char acer that
was unable To pursue any business whatever and ulti.
maeiy become blind, that could tell whether
had eNtnguhed the candle going bed-often leaving
It burning when supposed had put it out.
On "Wednesday the 22nd inst, applied to you and by
single application of your eve cups much Of the nama
ton was removed and the pain greatly relieved have
continued TO attend your ROOM and receive your treat
ment up TO this time, aud believe my will be per
feet and permanent On yesterday attended the Cath.
Ole Church, thing had been able tn do more than
two or three times since first attacked. can now
see 10 read the finest print well as | ever could
one by no means the least OF the merits of your disco
very il that the is made without cifny trr,Li, ar
pain Respectfully your ob't., &c,
Witness his
ions DoSAHoE MURTY - CTrRN
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1Nn neNE- CIEEsE, daily expected, Tor sale low by
u wv de2S A. =
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~ We copy The article beloE from the New York
Tribune, one Of the best informed papers on the uic,
of the Eastern war, that is published in this
Almost without exception have its predictions in relation
to the war been verified The article expresses our own
views and eorroborates the opinions have heretofore
advanced. We lIerefore insert il I'm lrl.
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- our DIGEsTERs, lined ,cR Forcela,a-A.sorieJ size.
- for sale by g. J. sINTON co,
n09G Rign of the Circular Saw, ~ Main street.
fINALIAFERRO's FAMILY FLOUR, In store FOR sale by
U noiS ~. SKINNER Cary
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4 PPuEuENnED.-A Negro man

~ NfFro named
~ committed the JAN Of this jNeon) county on the lg
dsy OF November last who he belongs
Ngrns, Of Alabama that he pureh by sad w.sgn.
HhnAt Of the estate Richard Pea
E" At or Greensboro Georgia and that he sbconde
irl The 1rre Of bis about whilst
employed getting timber Railroad
Alabama.
Said Nfrois apparently about years age feet
~ n inches s moderately ht complexion front teeth broad
and ~hr several bis Iot eject scad
burn naked the back his head
dollar. His clothing consisted Jeans
and panta9OEs, aud ODD CLOTH
The cwner Of said Negro o. cflrt un I a. forEAT
his property, and Lisa awav b,
according 10 law. JANIS GOOuIyIH.
Taifp 4 eala q
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a ,Uts. s-tG uNNb~ NANSIU. Itc Midi.h''
- cod rinf Company ~ Chesterfield county desFn q
rntgr ,r .ttors In IsSt hire FROM ~ a. On ii
allie tois r., men, embracing b0ttoa top coat
such, fu vii ~ pad, sui rrt-unHhF advance made uo
The hire duriur c ytar rn p"r cgr' per htuun ul
piled Wholesome food we'ina'd snd ttery ATTENDED "
The maintain ~ ~ wiutf snmmoiIoue M
veil trrulttrd HrpHi. under the Snpernirf,'r - tu't
Strgatt daiy b. experiences fyss sti th
hirenFa frte Gon al MEDICAL surg eharFr u lN
~ tr,e dollars each In proportion o. H.
Der ~ hands employed ~ the Midlothian hnes few g
csthb.hmcnn Nrgtis A. the Company hire no hands une
work in their mines aud using al means in trir
elevate the character q their a. ws as hired operative
they Negroes 81 bad character be Imposed
smiss that we'll conducted Chur
Quilt principally the opcratv under the pastoral
white Minister, u mantanej al the mines Whse r,gous
% ~ The Company permitted 20 select hard coal and se
and With each for extra work. BY VIII
they accumulate Considerable amount curing The year
Thee details entered Into solely % meet NE prevailing
Iudcef existing the % slaves ana he owners aEa
coal mining operations Who live ~ distance omie mines.
hires III uniformly good than ot
nd
obtained Richmond The COMPANY have slaves th
employment Which ey hired annuay since they 81
ploymen competent snd stful mining agents. Of great ,S
Hence whose duiyi prefcrve the operatives from accdei
the pits Wh them, neglect that without
ing their ives.
Por further Information apply 10 uam Smith Co, and
atanard Secretary Of the Company Richmond; 10 John
tns their mining SCENT a. ihe Pits 70 the suhscrbsr
d.2s--eH Presidcnt M T. NJ III
GtLOyLH SEED, LARD, SPERM CANDLg
~ ana a. brandy
o. bushels Glover Feed
% keEs Mountain Leaf Lard
100 boxes Sperm Candles, fs
sbsls yean od Gates brandy, superior sriicis
esving nor sale. III
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II Wuy. bctx,,cn tuIify ma, ItI,,rLrr So

This appointments every modern conye
nirnce and luxury and furnished In style Of unsurpassed %
The popneOs E efofts IN tnntcring
comforts Of their guests aud making worthy Of the patronage
u their friends and the travelling public. will be open
reception ~ guests aboat the 9Th u January.
WRIGHT, LANIERs co.
d~2i-dGn g. Lanier son, formerly " Macon, Georgia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19
LOudoun County Agricultural Insti-
tute and Chemical Academy.
ALnlE, LoUpoUN Co, Va.
January 18th, 1853.

4 Ma GALLAHEa-eD Dear Sir: The enterprising
farmers and friends Of improvement in Virginia
will doubtless, be graifed that i have associated
with me Mr.. James II. Gulick and Mr.. Hartman
Bitter, two practical and successful agricuItursis
for lie purpose Of establishing an Agricultural In
T stiiute and Chemical Academy in this County,
I The experimental Farm will contain 800 Acres
which will be cultivated according 10 the true prn+
cipe OF science, andin which many interesting and
important experiments will be made And efforts
will be made 10 obtain seeds from every part Of the
United States and from Foreign Countries. Id
addition TO two commodious dwellings already Oh
the estate, new building has been designed $50 by
30 feet. One half of which will be erected the
present year. The Laboratory will be furnished
with an extensive collection OF the largest, The
handsomest and best apparatus in the United
States. The museum viii contain Geological
specimens Minerals Fossils, Shell and also Mod
els, Dranghls and Catalogues of Agricultural Ma
chimes, implements and Tools. And for the conye-
nience OF making and repairing apparatus work
shop will be fitted up with Turning Lathe Slide
Rest and all necessary tools for working in wood,
iron and brass Full courses Of Lectures will be
delivered, which will be illustrated with several
thousand useful and interesting experiments.
The instruction viii be thorough and practical,
embracing Mathematics, Mechanics, Chemistry
and other branches of Science and Art, in their ap-
piication 10 Farming and Farm purposes
Particular attention will be paid 10 Agricultural
Chemistry-Preparatio OFF IRE Chemcals-Man-
agemeht Of water courses-Principles ofirrigaiion
Analysis OF Soils-Construction of Farm Build
ings-Esiimaies 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 win
require outlay Of 40 to SO thousand dollars, and
If il receives thai patronage which is hoped for and
expected, no expense will be spared to make 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
it along. by giving good list OF students at the
commencement. his hoped that every county ID
the State will send at least student Tie first ses
sion. And that Tie different Agricultural Societies
will ascertain how many students can be sent from
their respective districts and forward list OF the
same BY the Isl day of December next ,
The Institute win be opened for the reception ot
Students on the ibt Of March, 1854 Terms, inclu.
ding all expenses except Books and Stationery $500
per session of ten months
Circulars NAV be had by addressing The princi-
pal at Aide p OK, Londoun County, Va
BENZ. II, BENTON, Principal
oftte LopdOHn County AgricHiiural Institute
February g. 1883 and CAsgnieaI "A code9ag
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40 A9s 1k--A LAENEUIEK 81
nAL11AoaE ND.
9: !: =; !; 81. - !: =: !; :; -.
Dk SMITH ID. IL n..y x..,. s.,...s =.
- Whole 1Ne1siQn q he .re<,ne,< e Prive,s
81. ~ 4sI <ArIe1 mi complicated iorms.
sas5s suek s VEN .... ;'1.s - sisul.
flAci@N- - rrUU4nd him 10 he ..,I- =. -z--N, -
,ns es...'.,s llon.gs - h.s 1ltSi7Sl WiEi ~
-. :; - ~ 3 has us@tki NOR sk.a ~ 500
AL ~ cher physcicns nov s3ve-- 3; y
~ rs ss.s s.ss : keova uheIe Is dirsesons
s-.- S,f-e. ee1 mse,eins< taken AZ reasonable
lnsislotePerse1< aicted With dscsse- 81 ~ snoSe
Nature, -no matter how dil7cnt 81 ln-r e1.1,. ~
ee,s nay be- rouh % vel 10 can a d, SNlrH
a his Vliee. No Is s FREDERICK ~ -, r. y
e1ettu,lly relieved 10 rcmn1ersios IN = , -,
lef nis services His medicines are frce from Ms1curv
and AL mineral posons put up ID near 80 rs,s-S
tosm "a may Be taken u public q private hose.
o. While travelling. without expo,ur. ~ f;-7-,-s
from business, and except n cases q r;oleo, ;ri,-
nation. 10 change ofdiet Is neccssarr 4 7lT- 6
4 STRUCTURES Dr. Smith has diserveres I, -,
method y whsh he can cure he worst form q slrie
tnre IN very few days. and that without pair a. ii
eenYene1ee 70 the patient Irritation 81 TIE urelhs.
~ PROSTATE gland, on ueck Of the bladder Z sa,
times mistaken fer ssrciuEe ~ general prariitiuness
YOUNG MEN
and others afflicted with Seminal Debility vbrthev
originating from Certain Destructive Habit ~ from
any other cause with the train OF bodily and mental
evils which follow, When neglected, should make an
early application thereby avoiding much trouble and
suffering as well as expense BY his improved meth
% oftre4iment, Dr. s can safely guarantee speedy
and perfect cure in ali cases Of this complaint
TO FEMALES.
All diseases peculiar TO Females. (such as Snppres.
slons Inequalities, 6c,) speedily and etectuaily re-
moved The eilehcy d his remedies, Tor the cure OF
The above affections, have been well tested ID an ex.
tensive Practice for the last twelve years.
Df. Smiths I. PREVENTATIvES,n for Married
Ladies', whose health will not admit or who have no
desire toncEease their family. may be obtained
bove. Price S.
PERSONS AT DISTANCE may consult BIZ. S.
BY letter, post paid describing case and have medi-
cine securely put up and forwarded 10 any part OF the
United States, always accompanied with full and ex.
plicit directions for USE Communications considered
strictly confidential Office arranged with separate a.
partments that patients any one but the
doctor himself Attendance daily, from s il the
morning till at night.
NIB. Persons afflicted with any OF the above com
plants viii do wen TO avoid the various N0STRUMs
and SPECIFICS, advertised by Apoihecaries ant
Druggists as certain cure for any and every disease
They are put up to sell but not TO cure and equentl,
do much more harm than good, therefore avoid them
A word 10 the wise Is sufficient Address
DR.. J. B. SMITH, No. is, s. Frederick st..
December 30, lS52-ly Baltimore. Md.
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Anti rheumatic Cordial
R q &; Gss'. N;ssss;s. s;;s';ss. fszssSs.
-, 49, 4e.
or all disease, Incident q he hulnSn ssnily,
~ there = none perhaps Which occs.iefs g much
thar appears 10 elicit = 1i,ile conmisean<ipn md
symp1ihr 8 RlsnA1lis4 IL Is saffonSl na1dife1-
iioDs. Medical writer's and ~ faculty "a general
have eAieiaintd different HisNs as ~ he cause q
this fsinLoI nslsd} and hense ~ variety q COM
pounds of one kind os Other, which kasn been pre-
senled Is Id public a curniikes This i rfeps-
ration originating entirely win The subscriber and
be anlhefclore recommend i, Is perfkeslY HI[< ~
veil I, efficient being Wholly lres rom any dsle-
leriouS suo<iaucs whatever A prof II is vaiuas
pls s'isasy read e l9lleulHs ssIsifss ca, ,.o
Respected Esisnd: About ISor years 40 iaas ~
sackedwish ln1amlnaloty Rbeuianti<n 10 X dersse
that involved ny whole hoa} with an snleae6l ~
pain that was unable 10 walk Of even help sn5ss
sis 5'ssa'sd asa Ss ~ s0a Sssss 4
ken hall Of i vas abls 10 sisend Is ~ sdinafy
bpsiness. and hare remained Ifee ff6p ne disease
ever since. DANIEL MCCARTHY,
81 Swanson e, SeloN Almond. Phil
Hatpers-FerrY Va. August ~ aS5l.
Mr. zsllicts5t r-x Dear Sill Ii aisrlls rc rrsae
pleasure q add ny testimony g she bensfciaI
Of Zoliekpfieras Rheumatic Cordinl HariRr been.
afflicted with Rheumatic Gont, pr Is Il was termed
By some physicians, laaau3malory Rheupp4lisn,
for the last ten years 81 my life ainest without in
lermissiQn, and the pain was greatly increased hS
the prevalence 81 vet weather % much 50. Is D IL
almost issapporiahles fnrfhkrmpre Twas ffenuenl-
II confined 10 nv bed Tor three months At time
Afer having tried various physicians and renee
dies without number, wts induced through =
friend % tfy your Invaluable medicine aud / am
happy 10 inform you, thai alef taking one bsiile,
feel perfectly we'll Of Rhenmatisnl and also end
that my general health has been much improved
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C0 4aISs .sHRs EsSsssuIH alAAAlhssL !

PHiI.ADELPniA, JgLY /, 1852.
THEsubscribers take pleasure in informing their
Z II friends and the travelling community general
" that they have this day taken of that
well established and favorably known hotel ON
GRESS HALL, Txirda and CAeshnf Sgreefs.
They have had The house Thoroughly repaired
and all The modern improvements Introduced, and
furnished in style of elegance which will at once
render il unsurpassed for comfort and convenience
This is decidedly the best located house III The
city being in the immediate vicinity Of business,
the Exchange, Custom House. and maaF 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 10 spare no pains
IN making this convenient and|comfortable home
70 the traveller. NORRiS1& JACKSON,
Late Of VTginia,
July Is. 1852. Proprieiors.
James E. Norris, who Is well|known Is many Of
the business men visiting the city, lately In the
Hardware house Of James J. Duncan & Co, Twitt.
Brother h Co, and formerly proprietor OF the Viz
ginia Hotel, 81. Louis, will have the management
Of the House, assisted By polite and competent
nersong III
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ATTENTION, HOUSEKEEPERS !!
Old Furniture Made New.

TIME undersigned having had long experience
Il ii The Cabinei-making Business in Charles
town, as well as an Apprenticeship in Philade-
phia, respectfully offers his services to visit the
Housekeepers ofihe county at their houses, and
Aker, Repair, Harnish and Dress,
ID any manner desired. allAarticlcs OF
FURNITURE
that may need renovaiing, No matter what may
be the work required, he will attend 10 ii with
promptness and fidelity, and his charges win be
most reasonable.&
Reference as to his capacity may be made to
Messrs. Leonard SadIer, Humphrey Reyes Robert
+. Brown, Wells J. Hawks. and others Of Charles
town.
Any one desiring his services wiz please apply
to him personally In Charlestown. or through the
Post Office. GEO. n. EVERETT.
September .. 1889 IT,