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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
Marine Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Feb. q, 1855.
The schooner Dolphin arrived at Georgetown,
s. c. reports falling in with the scbr. H. f. Baker from
Philadelphia, bound to Wilmington, N c., abandoned:
Took her in for six hours but after stripping her OF
sails, &c. finally left her in a sinking condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
From Mexico.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Feb. y, 1883.
New-Orleans papers OF Tuesday last are re-
ceived.
The Pie0yane has Tampico dates of the 9th
nft from which learns that exPresident Anita had
arrived there in disguise and after stay OF two dsys
the report be true. political governments will be
heard Of on the Rio Granie.
Col. Cruz had succeeded to the command of
the troops q. Matanorss. and Ayslos took refuge with
the American officers at Fort Brown but al.eraard re-
turned to Mstamoras and thence to 5altiIlo.
Caryajal was at or near ReynOsa with troops.
There was ennity between him and Cruz, and be in.
tended sticking the lafter he down 20 Msta
moras Carvsjl and his men, and tae National Guards
generally are incensed II the massacre OF Rodriguez at
Tsmpico and enc Of Csrvsjals men, by the officers Of
Cruz. Cruz Issued proposition giving twenty days
from the ed ut for Carv and followers to lay down
their arms, and uIte in the plan Of Guaaaajsrs
The editor Of The Gai1eStoa Journal has let
ter dated Roma, Jan % stating there was csnducta
On the way from Monterey with $500 900 in specie
consigned 10 Messrs Ubde spers spers Dillon snd 20
merchants at Brownsville IL was expected Carvsjal
would make an attempt IN take the money but would
3ai TO do IT, as II YVES well guarded.
An ARRAY occurred at Roma, which it was
supposed would much injure the frontier trade par
ty of Mexican traders the way from Brownsville to
a Mexican town, were met by party Of Daviss Ran.
pers who acting under orders from Mr. Bras1ear Gus
tom House Officer NJ Roma, took from the Mexicans
mules end goods, besides killing two. and wounding
another Of the party. The citizens were preparing the
necessary documents representing the conduct OF Ne.
Bresbear to the proper authorities at washington and
an effort will be made hold the Government resPons
bic for the loss sustained by the Mexicsns.
A ship left New-Orleans on the 22d, with
ever 5000 bales Of cotton, valued at 100000 for st
Petersburg
The Charleston Courier of Saturday says the
heaviest reshet for years had occurred in the Pedec
River and elegraphic communication was suspended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
The Steamship Star Of the West at Charles
ton short Of Coal.

CHARLEsTON, FEB. y, IcJ3
The steamship Star of the West, from San
Juan Nicaragua for New York. with 300 passengers, put
in here short OF coal. She leaves for NewYork this
evening Her California dates are the same as those
received by the Albatross at New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
Providence Items.

PROVIDENCE, Monday, Feb. %, 1853.
The estate Of Senator James was sold at
auction on Saturday for $3.50, The membranes
amount to $4,000
James Terbert, colored hand on board the
sloop Osceols. was drowned ON Saturday. :,
A son of Mr. Thomas j. Abbott had his skull
fractured ON Friday by the fall Of ladder He Is not
expected to recover.
The Seagrave Factory Cat present unoccu-
pied was considerably damaged by fire yesterday morn
ing. 1t ives the work Of an incendiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

srencei in favor Of tho cuosrd iine.. $3.50 ksas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

Tae following . the bill % iscerpsrsse sAs
Association looking to the establishment Of an
Institute Of Scientific and Practical Education
under the name Of The ProPLK's CoLLysn.
The general and distinguishing characteristics
OF the College are outlined in the bill itself.
witch was submitted to the Assembly BY Mr..
I. Z. PErrRs of Gsnesee Co, q farmer and an
early and decided friend OF the proposed
College:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
eadOna County agricultural Insti-
tute and Chemical academy.
81 ALpIg, LdrhosN Co, Va.
il Januaty Goth 1864.

Ma GaLLAukaE Dear si,s TheESenterprisiag
farmers and friends Of ihpr3vtinent in Virginia
will, doubtless. BIZ gfa,iftd llSai have associated
with me Mr.. James IL. Giulfsk and Mr.. HarInan
Bitter two pfae.ieal and kuccissful agEculurists,
Tor the pufposeof e}tahfiihius Agricultural In
stiiute and Chdmieaf Az 3Jen;y in This County,
The experimental Farm piiS contain $50 Acrrs,
which will be CULTIVATED $eeoding q the true prsn-
cpe Of seience ahdin " Heh ;I1a4,y Interesting aud
important expeTihidnts will II made And eifot,s
will be made I'd obt1insedds from every part of The
United States and ireml Faiaign f'gua.rcs in
addition 10 two eBmmatil us dwellings aiiesdY On
the estate, a new haFlirs5 s9teeadssgneJ lS0Dy
80 feet. One ha8fNfl ~ licSl ssiil bs telcd lns
present year JAs La 4FaFfg MI 81 iaEaishhd
with an c1ten#9s 1epIlcd eH. aS lke I1FRe@L lhs
handsoniel aft lfat atIaE.,us Is ~ CniRS
States. The mastaus Is u :faa.aia Ge3iegiCai
specimens Mherais Fcd5ils, IS I'll 4Hl also Med
els pIaughis and Calaiokues$of Agricultural Ma
chimes, Implements and Ioolss And for the eonve-
nenee Of making and IrHaiTiEg apparatus WORK.
shop will be fitted UP with Tanning Lathe Sli1e
Rest and all NECESSARY !opls t!r working in woed.
iron and brass. Fill cohrses OF Lectures will be
delivered which will bd illustrated with several
thousand useful and iniefestisg experiments.
The Instruction will I'D tho}cugh aud svaciicsl
embracing Mathematics MGrhanics Chi misty
and other branches pf Sc4nce;and AT. in their APP
pIicafion 10 Farming andEFars3 PURPOSES
Particular aitentibR@wit! be paid 10 Agricultural
acknowledgements IF Pute Chemicals an
agement Of water Principles Of irrigation
Analysis Of Soiis--C Construction of Farm,B uild-
ings-Estimates Of Lunlber-:P Planting, Budding
GraEtiag Pruning and cultivation oil Fruit Trees
In ina evkrv 1rz;rE i.n.oTtant 70 the praelf-
cal farmer and menIoi pIsiness j.
To complete the designs oi this institution WI.
require an ouiaT OF 40 70 80 ihDasand dollars, ana
If ftreceves thatpatronaae which is hoped for and
expected no expense will he spared 70 make Is the
best institution Of the kind IN she WUrld.8 u nov
the advocates ofdmprovebent are really Id earnest
they will lake this enterprise By the hand and help
il along, BY giving good st.oi students at TIE
commencement II IS HOPED that every county IN
the State will send al LEASH ore ,tudentfhs first s1s-
sioa And that the difFerehi Agricultural Societies
win ascertain how many snaeuEs can be sent from
their respective districts and forward isl Of the
same by the LIST davs 9f De&embeg next r.
The Institute will be opened fSr the reception Is
Students on The LIST ot MarEh, 1921 Terms inriM-
ding alfexpeRses except Books and Stationery $500
per session Of Ten mouths. +
Circulars may be had bf addressing the princS-s
pal at Aide r. O.-L8ndeur Couatv ". -
Benz z. BENTON, Principal 4
~ s1oEaoEH C9N1ty dgricufssral Institute II
February 3, 1853 AID casinieal Aeademr. Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
Professor Alex, 9, Ebrry's

TRiCoPHERoUS, or Medicasca Con, aourd,
4 for'eeauiiiying curling, pseserslag. TestorinSs
and Strengthening Tie hair, relicvkhg diseases oil
the skin, curing rheumatic pains, Ind healing en-
-erhal wounds. Boznded by no gee5faphica7 lines
the reputation Of Barrys TFicophefcis perrsies The
Union The sales t6 lAe article CT lite years have
Increased in a ratio that almost eSeeeds bel;ef-
Professor Barry, seF careful exaEtiuaticn 81 his
safes BOOK nnas tnaiths number q lptties deliver
ca order IN qaaaiisses 81 from hbt a gross up
wards during tie year 1882, was wsaain 4 ride a.
$50 600 .-f
tits unnecessary n present al lensH he evidence
g tae wondertGl pfofeflses ofhe sric8Aeroas when
he public have furnished such "a eis ofsemen, as
this. The cheaPness Of The article Asd The expla-
nations given ef its chemical actor uIn the lair
The scalp and in all cases oE knperics irritation
hfst recommended il u the attention the ueople
This was all that lhs inventor slesireas EreFy Bot
Tie advertised ITSELF The Effects Of dc aaid az
eeeled expectations. Il acted like darn. The
ladies would net BE- Wiih0uf n Caukfrv dealers
in every section Of the Gnifed Slalcf fouf 1 thew
mast have Il, md TINS vas bniil md ssfaiesale
trade Of an extent kilhfrto unheaEd N as rerarts
articles Of this kind. The highe<i rt<ht has rot
ret been reached and /, = believed 81 sales ibis
year will be million and half6I hoffes
Depot and manuiaclorY No 1877 l{rckSuar. View
York Retail price tRfnfT. We cen 4 saree hlfie
Liberal discount b purchasers b. lkk ausniifr.
Sold By al The principal merchants ait drn srfsfs
The Uniird STATES and Canakk Nicx;c6.
West midas. Great Brfiain France i&E *s
For sale b. L. 81 SMITH. and +. EAWIfNs
z SON. Chariesf0rrn IL l1|
June ?. i553.-6nas x
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

TN The Split Of Jefferson Of April the Goth.
4 and May ihe 81, 1858, offered 10 the public
what call Check, or Rubber, 10 be used on Ca
nal Boats, And in order TO be able 10 suit all class
es of Boats now effer two more which shall DE-
scribe as briefly as possible. And FIST, On each
side Of the Boat is rubber holied fast by END,
so as 10 open and close whe4 reauiFed; wihia
which, isHaa Iroa ScuicheoH allowing he wood to
rub the Mas9n-work Of the lock; Vertically 10
which is an fton rod passi@d MP through tae fen
ders ofihe-i}ebtto the top efIthe deck. Onihe idp
end OF the rpiis lever, working like the valve in
dock gate Ahd 10 the lower end Of the rod, isEa
hange wos king al right angles with the rod 50 Is
to expand the rubber when acquired. The Levels
are aiaehed ID slider other fixture on the deqk
Of The Beat Tube worked back and forward byHa
third lever. OF ANY other device that will answer
the purpose. Another has It's rubbers bolted fast
to the Boat hSBve described with its levers work
ing on he fedk, and entering wedge under the
rubber so as lp produce the required operation -
These same rnbbeFs will aso answer for ship ca
nails, asthey reg1re openings to be made through
the hulk al thu Boat vessels but operates entire
~ on the puisidf, ERECTING what is required BY a
direct and easy force.
The above Checks are now ready to be applied
to use, by Mr. SAn'L w. SrRipER, Agent for the
same
A Blacksmith shop IS being erected on the wharf
at the Old FuTnace, where i'll orders for the above
articles addresselllo the Aforementioned agent. will
be promptly attended 10. JOHN BARNETT
June %, 1853
will also mention heres that have ingented
a fixture which nav be termed an ALARM 10 pre-
vent the collision Of trains On Rail Roads Ii cen
sists Of piece Of Mechanism operated on BY the
motion OF The train, and driver passing upthrough
The Rail its acBinery runs under the track, apd
will strike an Alarm, or pon, 10 figure indicating
the distance that the train is from the place Of
stopping. The Bell to strike the alarm on, or the
board with The figure on to tell the distance, may
be placed in house or on a bridge, or any Other
secure place tbatthe company may elect. They
may with safety be placed the entire length OF the
road and so arranged as tell al all times where
the trains are passing This being something To-
great Importance 4 wish TO experiment on il mort
fully before applying itto use.
June ~ 1853 JOHN BARNETTI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13

Il = W.
We, the undersigned, berg solicited 10 give bur
oainon as 10 The character and standing 81 ihsIln7
sarancf Company of the Valley at Virginia, hive
no Hesitation HI saying tbatge have The utl6pst
Confidence i'd he ability and integrity OIL The
President and. Directors of1hal Company. A.
The tact TIA; We have insured our own property
in he Company is perhaps the strongest evidence
weIcan give as 10 our opinion q ils merits.
j. Ill SnERkaRp, Cash. Farmers Baak Of VIA.
Hon J NJ MasoNssU.S Senator.
JAcoH SgSsESEY, e. d Merchant Winchester.
H. A 'rfaRliI4 Prest 5qf Bank 81 Valley nfNs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
Charles,own. MAY 10. ls53.-S5irif
! WTIEAT REAPERS.

WIII1<A - AeA--AI f. 49,.
THE undersigned having been APPOINTED The
i agents FOR the sale OF Wheat Rean ers will al
WAYS be prepared to furnish all tie :vatous kinds
at The cheapest rates. among which Y ilt be foond-
McCdrmick's Improved Virgin a keaper;
seymour & Morgan's New York do.
Hussey's Baltimore do p
The above Reapers combine al psthe latest 5m-
I-nyements In articles Of this kilds and We are
- tkof:sed 10 say 10 any one puFcha.inx q Reaper
of rs Ihat Is upon fair trial It doss no, operate
we'll. The H-aper viii be taken back andlths money
refunded.
Leave your orders carly az the JeEeskoa y acntne
shop and Iron Foundry, al CAarlestorB virginia,
that yon may an be supplied with ihis yala e
invention in time for the present harsesI -4
May 10. 1853 81 MMERNfAFsS co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
New .IeMeIrY Store

TINE subscriber begs leave to vtlurnI his sincere
j. thanks for The very liberal patronage he has
received during the lasi two years-he has been en-
gagged in repairing Watches, Jewelfg, &c, in
chariestown.. From the many solicitations Of his
friends and customers be has al last met Their
wishes bY Offering then a COED assortment Of
GOLD IND SILVER TKATCHES.
aud Jewelry Of every description and will continue
10 keep on hand every thing PERTAINING 10 the lew
elry line. lie has arrangements mads in such
way that he will he able to fiji ant order in few
DAYS that shall c6sr al rates to sun The hines.
Watches and Jewelry Of every description care
fully repaired as usual I'll
w. Il. MCDONALD Agent
fer iii. r. Cory
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORn CONNpfssrICIfT

IaoorporatedIslo- Ca4rterperyctu1l-c g;gitals 1880
600; riiA poicer Of Increasing il 10 Sss5e 900.
b
DUBLIC Buildings, Manufactories, Mills, Ma
i chinery, Dwelling Houses, Stores Metchan-
disc Household Furniture, Vessels on che stocks
or while in port &c, &c. will Be insur.4i a, rates
l--- - --..iu admit s----vf I-r7---
Applications for Insurance NAV be na3e TO s
b. w. HERBERT,
In the absence Of the Agent from Char;estown, 81
JoHS P. BRowG, Esq, who will aiteud TO therl
promptly Persons al distance address through
The mail
N. b. On all Church Buildings and C1ergymen.s
personal properly, the Agent wilIpreseus his COM
missions ia reducing the amount Of premiums on
the risks thus arising.
July Is. Is52-ly.i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13

STABL RS
aEODYKE CHERRY EXPECTDRANl

rs confidently Recommended 70 lnyalids, as M
u surpzssed ~ arr known preparation lpr tne
cure Of Coughs Hozksnsss. anaofhef fdfns
CoEs EF1ncsfss xrf.fsd. Cfgup gorsarspfga n Al.
EariF Stage and for the reCfaf the Patient eyen n
Advanced Stages Of thai Fatal Disesses
II combines 10 scientific uisnnel, rsmcdies OF long
esteemed xalnp with ofers OF nore recent discovery
ard besIess s2Qrg and forf qaaiites. sets through
the skin gently, and With great efficacy fct1he cure
OF this cIlss OF diseases
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13

NR.. WELLER has discontinued II BE- our
1iA Agent rs the sale Of ne Patent RICH, Of our
Thrssher and Eleansr, and We have appointed MI
LEWIS r e1lgPREkS NTH TO aet Ia future as
our only Ager fol the sale of RIGHTS IN fhe ITitea
States and Territories. II
G. III s. ZIMMERMAN ii co.
Chaflesfowfi. Jgilf %. 1853 s. - 7rsses
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
Shenandoah Iron Foundry.

THIS Foundry. sitna,ed on he yv;rehss,.v j
fg'omac Railroad. 4 miles ftom Harpers-
slly pas been rented for term Of years by the
seosei Pr waeE would respectfully inform the
pup, r tnatne = nov prepared 10 "a, III style OF
Nofkmarship whieh cannot b surprised ffecuaIl-
e. y snis alley ever description Of Machinery
sna f'9ugn Csssings. az shcrt notice.
HANG been engaged in he business for many
years y NE largest ionkdrits in The United States
and being now deiermined 10 devote his whole AZ
tenuon 70 The business be is confident that those
.eo iaFor him Filh iheir work win - he same
lime % IavoFing their own Interests ~ his prices
ior Castings shall Be As low ~ any foundry mi
Dliers. from al n want Of Castings Of any des-
erpilm. are Respectfully solicited.
- Old Iron taken n exchange foF Castings.
HENRY c. PARKER
shenfndoah City, Aug. 5, i952
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13

LUMBER, LUMBER.
Nj hare an hand and for sale. a. he Denot IL
w cns.lestswn, aI.ARGE LOT OEPLA NK.
inch, ZACH AID 81 an inch, suitable fof wealth
e, boarding and plankisg Of wagon beds Also, 1
large lot Ct GnDddlas.
v. w. MOORE b BRO. \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
StabIer,s Dfarrhea Cordial

Is Pleasant Mixture coEipoundesl 10 azre ereut With
the fules d Pharmacy. of thefapeuiic as4its long
kno~n ara celebIaisd for their peculiar efficacy in
Curing DIARRHGA, q similar affections Of: The sys-
TEN. Ia It's action, il afl1Es nausea and ptoduces
healthy condition OF the LIVER, thus remeSing the
cause al The same time that II cures the disease.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13

Az RULES has id The Clerks ONCE Of The Circuit
Court Of Jefferson County, on The 7lh day or Sep
tember, 1853.
iSahuel RiIea0ur, Plaintiff
Henry d. Garnhart, Isaac Eoukf, Gdm1niS-
tra,or Of John Strider, dec'd, Meredith
Him, ereeutot of Isaac iStr,der, Fec'd, Tsbn-
tame Befkhdm, late SheriG Of Js6srkon
: County, foaaliltee administrator, of R0dert
Ridea0ur, ded'd, John u. Packet, Thomas
a Brora, Gorge Y. Washington, Rieh-
ard B. IKasAinstoa and Nathan is.
White, Defendants,
I'm CHAECERY.
The object6f ibis sait, is ID attach The debts due
from the defendant John B Packet and his secuf-
ties Thom as A. Brown George L. Washington
and Richard e. Washington, to the absent defan-
dant Henry ID. Garnbart SO thar they be restrained
irsm paying said debts to said abseni defendant
Garnhafi or to any other pefsqn until The further
order ofIAe Court to satisfy claim Of the Plaintiff
against said Garnhar as fully stt forth ID the Bill
II appealing on afldavit filed 10 this suit, that
the defendan, Henry D. Garnhari is not resident
cflhis State be i hereby required TO appear here
within one month after due publication of this or
der and do what i necessary to protect his inter-
esss IN this mhrer Il isfsrthr ordered ihai cory
hereof he pnbiishesI once 4 week for four succes-
sivs weeks in Il ViTginia Free Press, and posted
at the front door ii Courthouse Of this COUNT.
on the FIRST dag ofthe next County Court Of Jefet-
son, A Copy-Teste
Sept. IS, 1853. r. r. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
a. {9 u ST 81 q J

TIME undersigned, Agent fot INSURANCE
IL COMPANYOftis VALLEY0f FlRGLNIA
al Winchester AND HART'PORD EifRa2kNSUH-
ANcE COHPaN Wy, Of Hartford C'sasryticul will
receive Applications and regulate Premiums on all
risks ID The former Company, and Insura Property
aud deliver Policy on the Property Insured as soon
as Premium is paid in the latte company.
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Received for the following Newspapers and Peri
edicals:
Daily tri-weekly & weekly Ngfi$aat Iieiiigeneer.
Do. do. B4itlnore AsericaH
do. weekly Epistesat Bcc0rdcr.
weekly Lnfsli LirsRg Age
Monthly Boys and Girls Mug Gzine
Do. YoHth's Cagiaet and Mentor.
Dec. 30 I652-Iy. B. w. HERBERT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
{ IIvE.R caaIPLAINT,


cITKUyIrU OK SERyuUS DEBITITY: DISEASE
Or TIE klnNEYS, And ALL l!s9AshS
AklSiS0 fKO1f- A DlsOhDEkED LIZ
~ ER Oh STOMACH
surh ns Cosstir.;s ;.r,i rsle. raness Of Blood %
the Head. 3e,,lisx 81 he stsssthi Nausea, Heart
burn D5s-r.s - f,s~a rn.lses. 81 weight ii the
.StcfssR X 4, f.ss,..s 800 IL Flafrering Al
tie PIT n ~ s,as,S 81, nTiar 81 The Head, Hur
red sra r;sISf1s IrssR;. Tiffcrhr al the Heart,
Ckekinr q slIse,s;s sssssfios.s when in lYirg
ro.srrr T;.L--s-r 60 Tlns1tr " ehs before the
ssht Frrr- - Am Fs,i =, the Md. DeiciencF q
PersPfaficn. Yeiowness a the skin and Eyes. raln
in the SIDE, Bark. Chest. Limbs Sc sadden insAes
e. Heat. Burning IN the Flesh, coast4zt 2,
evil. ard Greaa Depressioa d Spirits
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13

s..-Ez 4. {. s6shr. sroadE 4. srcEu.5n..
10 TIE
Citizens 81 Jefferson and clarke.
THE undersigned - .leaTe "a .Hnaunee that
IL they are iargaes1 IN ne MERCANTILE
BUSINESS, "a he Siofc h5use 1t SnFmit Point,
formerly ocrupisi BY Sewers q Bro
They have received, and now ofef j fhll and
cpmpiele ASSIGNMENT Of SPRING and ! y MINER
GOODS. pfthsveTy latest and iiIe Raeb approved
STILES. They xonid caiifhe aiteHlton IL lie La
diesto their Df<fs Goods cezss, d * Silks lis
sues, GTsnadiges. Berage de L4anss, 1-Sxns, &c :,
which in beauty and chrgpness, viii fayshably COM
pare with any that can b found Is ~
They haEe5 also an excellent stock of Clolhs,,;
CassmeFes. Summer Cloths, and othef goods for
geutlensn's wear. 3
Tier stock 81 Groceries and Dpmestiks Is large.
and well selected; In short thew have on hand:
and intend 10 keFp corsiautly, ali such Goods as
are O<ualy ionnd al a Country Store.
PRODUCE 81 all sorts taken in exshange for
goods. 81 The highest market prices. ~
They solicit call
MOORE & BECEWITH.
P. S.-Having leased the Depot End Warehouse;
We shall give close attention 10 the srding and
Receiving Business We have reduced the com
missisns upon goods received, ard ihey IRE now as
low as at any Depot on the road. NJ & B.
Summit Point. May 5. 1851. Spirit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
Spring and Summer Clothing.

Spring and Summer Clothing.
TINE undersigned .havins enlh gta Their Store
Il Room, have now on hand al their Cl0thiHg
Emporium. The. most superior stuck III READY
MADE CLOTHING ever. ofefed III Harpers-
Ferry, Tor The present Spling aid Summer trade,
where PURCHASERS can be accommodated with the
following assortment of
Readg-isade GsoshiNs:
Coats5 Pants Vests, Shirts, all qualities Drawers,
Boots Hats lhiee qualities; Ropgh and Ready
Hats Caps, a y4sy large supply all Of which will
be sold on reason bic terms and prices that cannot
fail to please Also superior lol OF silk, Cotton,
and Bingham Pocket and Neck Haadkerchitfs,
Cravats GLOVES, Socks, SuspendeFs, Umbrellas,
CAMS, Pen Knives Razor Sirops. &c. &C.
TRUNKS FiLICES f. C1RPETBAGS. +
sy- This being the largest stock Of Ready Made
Clothing ever Offered in Harpers- Ferry, they ask
call from all purcchasersdesifous iof bling served
on reasonable terms, either wholesale o. retail.
N. B. Persons that cannot be accommodated
with our present stock Of Clothing are informed
that We are prepared TO have Clothing made 10 or
der atshort notice and guaranliedEFlTf the same
low prices
1--WE return our sincere thanks 10 The citizens
Of Harpers Ferry and vicinity forithe terry liberal
patronage we. havereceiyed, and respectfully solicit
4 continuance of the same, as We pledge ourselves
there shall be noihing wanting cur partto render
general satisfaction both In Geeds aud Prizes
4Is n. WALTER Isl BRO.
Harpers-Ferr April IA iS53lf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
Cash for Negroes.

IT AM DESTROYS to purchase l,rse ,,,,v,y.v a,
i NEGROES for The s6n.hern s. arl,s,s r,<,<
women, boys girls and famiIies.gfor s
which will give the highest cash rTitces -, a
Persons having slaves 10 sell viii
please inform me personally. 81 IN aetfrr I'd
at Winchester which will receive pr0mbt ~
attention or B. NJ & w III. caiabbeil r. S.
No. 242. West Pratt street, Baltinsre.
ELIJAH MCDOWELL x
Agentfor b. M q. VII GamPos1.
Winchester, September 4, 1851.