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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
I tA1LoR1s
FALL Fashions, 1852.

TNAYLOR, O9foSITe EARNtAd's would inyitees-
III pecial attention 70 his Fan Fashions Tor The
eusGing season Nhiea he will introduce On Wed.
nes5ay; SCI teinbeF lst being confident h4tit Will
be found the mOstgraetiul end Truly supetb HAT
ever presented Id commencing the Fall champaign
be would return thanks ohis numsTosss friends aid
customers Tor theft GENEROUS support; and bess d.
assure ihem thai HolhiDg shall he wanting On his
paIt To merit cpnlianance Of theft iaEQrs. In
view OF ihe vast accumulation efsmal aceohDts as
accfuing under thk did system Of Sc hi Annual col
lectIons, as well az ex sencies growing out 81 The
change in our S.ate Constitution, has induced him
to come before bis Customers with new front in
other.words, be has determined 10 change his man
ner pi doing BUSINESS, and which, I'D Aalters him
self viii meet thsir hearty APPROVAL per cent
age, inseparable iTon the credit system including
losses and eOllec4n will By this change Id secured
The customer; as Instead OF booking them for The
small sum Of "a aud 50, he will make an abale-
meni OF ten per ceut Tor cash payment; thus Hat
OF superior qualify, the material and manufacture
alike beingoi the Highest class. and WHICH under
the ctedi, system chnno, be sold forileSS than IS,
will now melt 81 50j an article of SECOND qualify,
whii Id az p0tats cahaot Be Surpassed (tis fnmbag
ppEagS III certain Fe9ltrs 10 ne cOHfraYp n0tlcith-
staa@ag1 in his 0raay oftr Gin for he sa4e PlicF
RI S4 wifi now pett SO so; thus there Will Be a
clear statements len per cent, and The rule will
be applied without hevialion every article in the
trades BeyoHd Mis u lsposss6le; toHPretchd n0re
is Q6Sard
To secure hiscuslomers superior article, he has
perfected arrangements by which he imports Glthis
raw material and has established on. his premises
a Manufacturing department; lbe whole establish
mentbeinst under tReiimmediate supervisionei bis
own Eye, and direct4dby bis experiefce, the skill
and tnet Of superior foFemanshipFe The de-
tails, and thus completes The whole arrangement
and ifsures 10 the customer the faithful PETER
nance Of every part Of the contract
Sept 9, 1s52-6ns Opposite Barnpm's |.
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Read and Understand.


TTTHEREAS find there are persons v II de-
Wv pend much upon systems and eustout AoI .
guide IN their business transactions Y Ae Inc
present method Of insorining my friends ~ Gus
toners, and The public generally, what my system
i II few particular and xsa e lss "a
again thar will not DO Sorae ot the things will
do, are as follows
Isl. win buy wheat ana pay the highest price IN
scash uA,on delivery The market will afpEd Ind.
viii Grind wheat on he usual terms, and furnish
flour to all who want i for their mheasand stand
The inspection u any 81 the eastern markets. ~
III viii receive wheat ID the hi 10 ee PEced az any
future time within the year encingon the 6rst day
oi June, provided am buS Ing wheat when ills Oh
BEerea for sale ii not will furnish honF forIi, on
The usual terms Of bhls far hnsheis- 9Th Will
supply all who are il want with plaster OF the
lowes sers tkat can be offered for the cash ~ pro
Ednce. 5th. will ID all kinds Of country vcIk in
HE hest possible maEners 9Th. will use every
reasonable endeaYoF 70 give satisfaction 70 al who
deal with me. Ana now for the things won't eo.
which are as follows, VII:
lss. / will not lend persons money and Allow
khem to keep iias long.as they wish, and when
they see 1t deliver whsal 70 pay Il with andlihfn
keep il on hand SiItthey We q g price IL antgiye
hhein what they ask for Il regardless Of what se.d
ahe aoar tor 10 &c, back nIy money ID his chse
claim the right Of allowing such price al il is
worth when Il comes olhe MILL End lswias not
receive wheas under cbmpulsien olZpticing il
whenever called on ACCOUNTING 10 prices given by
bbalmen when wheat Is higher than flour; III this
easel will pay for il aesnrling 10 The priceuf louf
Freight or 81 / kill nat kelI plaster On efedis and
wais forever LOT The money, il can help I'LL 9TH.
will not lis from a bargain that nake, and 70 a.
I void all difficulties which may arise ior walpof a
system and 10 make up soe whath may have lei,
pat here il making one wand respectfully say
10 one and all thar do greatly prefer al who are
kindenoush tofaxer me With ihAirc custom. % come
hnd MAKE positive bargain before delivering
heir wheat and cordially invite all the liYe and
LEI live friends have ingire me call and tfy this
system and nv best efforts 10 give salisiacan will
always I've mployed, but leul orgelto he live and
LEI live people, for such are the only kind have
ANY desire 10 serve. I GEO. w. FQN.
/ Shepherdsiown Dec 9FI952
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

sIfa free negro sell or barter. or OFFER 10 sen q
barer any agricultural products, viihou. nasl1g
,., ~, eaniy n beiKbcrhooa. OF his belief
Ia, he "a isr or cshsrrise came hcnes,yty the
same such products shall Be forfeited ard the negro
te punished With Stripes. And ary white person
who shal purchase, or receive in trade, agricutu-
raj produeis ola free negro, who hasnot such GER
tifcaie, shall be deemed gailty 81 nisdemeanor.
Such products shalt BY order Of jnsice OF court
before whom the Offended isconviced be sold BY
constable or the Off Ter OF ne court like goods lev led
on. and The proceeds. after dedpeting eommissin
of ten percent FOR The officer shall lie paidio Ihe
overseers oil the poor for the comfy Of corporation
This section shall nci be in force Ia any eouniy
other than Acc0m1ek OF hielm0ad, or IN any corpo
ration, until the county or corporation court Che
acting justices thereof being summoned and a ma
jority oil them being Present shah 50 ORDER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
THE OLD LOG HUT.

M n. sINcLAIR, ESQ.
Down By the River our log hut stands,
where father and motherHonce dWelt,
And the old dior Itch that was worn BY our hands
And the church wherein we knelt.
Years, years have past sinceth happy time,
4 But the river keeps rolling along,
And the rippling SQUAD on theImossy bank
4 Is singing the same old song.
I5 Chorut-Row, row, row your boat,
II Gently down the stream, II
r All that's past is gone you know.
q. The futures but dream.
Z There stands the tree We used to climb,
And the mill with its rollihRdin,
And the old wharf boat there 5t used 10 float
Where the sehooi-boys used 10 swim. +
High grass groFs on the masters grave,
81 And the river keeps rolling aloe,
And the birds and the bees the b SONS The trees,
Are singing the same old song.
III chorIls-Rbw, row, row the boat,
Gently down the stream,
All that's past is gone you know
.s51 THE futurs's hut dream.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
a L4RGE IND SPEENDID
STOCK OF GOuDS.
at Cost, for caeh hnlr
aL JOSIE E0f Cash hnlT.

HlHE undersigned hsvEn, -, ". r,.3....-
elndang his Store House N tSe $500 ;,,.,
has determined q close his business inl the Mer.
eantne ilne. lie therefore offers his extensive
sT0Ck OF GOODS.
which asIbeen PURCHASED as Low n anv storl in
ne vatisY o. virginia, and all Fresh Goods. he
snatang pSen IN business only about two rears.-
az AAsD..afai e0asisls IN pars n The following
Plain. Black. changeab,e. piaia s,r;,.s "a
Figured silks; s's1
Silk Tissues ofvarious patterns.
Illnsions, TarltpIss. .aud Sarcsneis
Bafssesoi every Qaalily; Barase De I.ains.
Muslias ana Lawns Mourning Lawns:
Swiss. Iaain, and figured Mnsiins
Camhfies AMI Jaconels do: PonlIns-
Super Curtain Muslinsof various nst,kyrx.
Ginghans and Calieoes all pattefns a,Iti nr,eesZ.
Ladies super Linen Hdk'is. iromE 10 cls tip:
GenIemen's Linen andlSiik Hnkls
coIored and Black Cratats
Grape AID Cashmer ShAwls Of various Sizes an
pTicesk .
T6Sbet and Rarase shaFis, Of various sizes ana
pficess
FiguredHand plain Bobihets; n
Aiatge issorinEa, q Dies TrIauinsss
silk Laces and Fringess
French worked Collars!
Ladies it'd, siIE, asd Li.ls Thread eioye,;
Gentemtn's Kid and SIX Gloves
farRs0is, ana Y nbrtItaS; FK l Hit
Ladies' Silk, Cashmere LAMBS. Wool and Cot
ldn Hose; IA
Gelllemen's LainhS dol Hoses
Super Black Cloths and |cassimefes;
DO Fancy Cassinetls al very low prices;
, six Velvet, Satin, Figured Silk and Marsaile.
Nestnss;
Twfeds OF all colors and prices !; I
Super Waite, Red and yellow Flannels
Catiion FlannelS; DomSsvcs vi every lescrip
tipn and colorS; Silk and Fancy BonnSs;
"A large assorlmenbef Faney and Plain Ribbons
Atiiheial Flowers, Cape TABS, Combs and
Brushes, and almost every ar,icle inthe fancy
way.
II CHINA IND QEEEySTFAREs
Among which are several handsome Tea Sets
A good assortment ut Hardware, Cutlery. Garpen
tiers Toe.s, &c Waters, Looking Glasses and tiE
III HI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
Virginia, jefferson CO., Set

IN NE County coun, December Tern, 1854
ATa Court held for said Comfy. on lie Goth
- day 81 December l652, Che acting Justices Ct
the Couniy having beerfsum moned. and MAORI
" Of them being Il 3 ordered tia; AMER The
publicaiion OF he sd seclion Of he Law relating
Iofradine ~ Free Nr,roes IN sfx weeks, in the
Ne Pr - s,irif a. ieI-rs1n and Shephetdssoun
Register he said section Of he said La shal ne
10 force in this County, and Il Is ordered lnrtlne
Law on The sBbiecs Of trading with Slave, BE- Peo.
iished 10 The same papers. during the same Pefioa
uf six weeks "A c05y-Tesie,
Dee. ia MOORE. Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
!. EKTRI FLOUR

vryt5E ,nndersigDed has always on hand ExrRzE
FLorR. MOI i, for sale and IN exchange for al
road article 81 Wheat The above Flour Is kept
sUs hand II Charlestown, By John K WoodsI& Co.
:. IA INV q Son; and BY different merchants at
4. SAWIN Ct
have also nv III In good repair. and bills
III II fnfnished1 LAT the shortest notice
n = MARTIN EICHELBERGER.
poek Spring Mills, May q l851-tfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
Cash f0r Negroes.

r AM DESTROYS 10 purchase a large number {
j NEGROES for the Southern markets, mel
women boys, girls and families. for o.
which win give tie highest cash prices. fJTe
a PeFssns having slaves 10 sell will ~
please inform me personally; or hy letter X
al Winchester which willreceive prompt 81
attention; or B. NJ, s w L. Campbell,
No. si2, West Prau s,fee,. Baltimore
ELIJAH MCDOWELL
Agentfsr b. M & ~. L. CaHPbcu.
Winchester, September 4. ISL
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Y ARTETY:.
!. FSr tls KiFgIuliia Free Pres
TO 7. u. Ey.

On memory's page here is!a name,
Der other ns mes revered
And lhrot this life twill He the sane-
y By friendships lie endeared;
And tho perehance that name may Be
Erased from mortal sight,
IN memorys SKY !, still win be. n
A .tar, abeaSQn bright
ose boon1 grant: IT'S this VOW
When you are Tar away.
Remembered yop shall be- 1s now
Until life's latest day.
And when beneath the cold, cold stone,
Your sinking iortn is laid
It's ihen Der nee, viii |, alone
The tear of friendship shed.
Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
Frederick Female Seminary

7 S ioca,edin FREDERICK Citysi Md, on lateral
4 branch Or the baltimore ahd Ohio Rail Road,
three hours ride from Ballimdle.
By lntans oil lheII Magnetic Telegraph intflli,
genee NAV be tbmmunicaled between parents and
children almosk instantly, If IAcessay, and IN al
most all directipns.
This Institution has an able and efficient Beard
OF Professors and 1eachers, llne in number, and
is in successful opefation, with large nambet Of
Scholars, has large, airy anqeegant apartments,
furnished with suehcomforts and conven fences as
are calculated 10 promote the happiness ard iaci-
tate The progress OF The pupils. Il has good libra
~, excellent MUSICAL Instruments, an extensive
Ckcslical and PhibsBpEicat Apb4rotas and c5n-
fdently believed tbal this Institution offers as many
facilities fIr inpattfhg thor9ash, extensive aud
refined education as any Sjininary 10 the laHd.
Scholars will be received at any lime during tle
year, and will Ne charged proRortionably from Hie
date Of their entrance 10 the close OF the SehoEIic
year in July. IF
TT FIR Bedtd qaR Taiti9a ilcladiag fyfnisied
Rioms, Lights kMsl DO. SaG0 per SeA0l9<tie yfar,
pab4bie kdtf ptdtiy III d(rdnce.
Fpr Circulars ahdothet particulars address
ii. WINCHESTER, Pres't.
Decerhbera ts5oI ri
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HATS! IliTS!! niTS!!!
1T NcPEFAEL 81 RHO.

1872 baltimore STREET,
nESlRE 10 call the attention Of hheir friends,
~ and The public generally to their CT
general assortment 0i III ATS Of the latest Fs3
OWES MeP e. Bro. deem il uHnecessat -
~ 10 lax The public with reading long dissertation
on ihsfselIing and making OF Hats Believing thai
an intelligent pabcpay but little attention 10 it
We have never thought II necessary 10 give other
than ajplain announcement Of our Introduction OF
SyeSl&c and feel assured thai ii has been appre-
ciaied By our triendsanc The public generally who
have for SO many years extended 70 US so liberal
share df their patronage. lt.is hardly necessary
for US 10 say hatwei have the sane facilities that
others have, to get up our work; and have always
sold prices as reasonable, and are continuing 10
do so, hs aay establishment in the city. Cali and
Judge Tor yourself
November T. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

ei'.-iFt \
IN The Circuit courr Of jefferson county, \
ROber! ~. DGke, -1dmiatistrG!or Of BeFiamir
KAotts, Plaintiff,
Fonfais Beellam, SHERIFF. jefferson Co4tfy,
Committee Admir- Of iSayak LovG07s, aee'a
Daniel Lo4don, ItiiiiaRs LoE1loa. Wash
iagtoa Fzmmiag and Efizd5eth ms trije
Thomas iSereas and Many his tesfc, Isaac
JYidoios and ReJsrca hi lrite, John Hieklc
and Ls0beila lis5telfe, -lLsyy r. London
and Sarah LSsdoa, Defendants.
IN CHANcERY:
THIS cause came on this 10Th day Or October,
II 1852 10 be further heard upon the papers for
merly read and the report OF ihesae by he Commits
sioner pnrsuantt The order ofthe last Term in this
cause 10 which there is no exception and was ar
gded by counseis- on consideration whereof The
court approves aad confirms said report And il
being suggested To- the court that there are o.her
claims agains, the estate Of Sarah Ldudon, which
were not exhibited before the Commissioner under
the order of reference heretofore made in this
cause, the same Is again referred 10 acpmmissinner
81 this conft 10 take an account of apS other debts
against Sarah Loudoh's estate, and mike report
thereof showing The amount and dignity of saih
debts, with any matters specially stated hy himself
or which may be required 70 be stated By the
parties. I'D said commissioner isdireeted to con-
yeHe said creditors py pn5lleafion OF npitce once
week for four successive weeks in some convent
eni ne wspaper, and I, al such publication shall be
equivalent 10 persona service ol suehno;ice on
the parties, or any Of ttern And il is firlher orr
defed thar tie commissioner OF sale in ibis case ID
pan to the plaintiff the COSTS thar have heretofore
acdtued in lhis suit out Of the anount reported nj
hisIh hands. A copy-Festp,
III ROBE f T. BROWN, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS orrtcE.
The parties to the above Suit and such creditors
Of Sarah Loadon, deceased As have moi heretofore
proved theit claims before the commissioner ins
ihisspit. are hereby notified to appear tetore me Il
in my Office in CAarestowu Jefercon County. Va 4
on The 4.h day Of February next, III order 10 theI
taking a further account 9f said claims Z
EDWARD + COOKE. Comm \
CharfesinHn JannarM s 1853 NM.
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IGROCERFEN.
| have large stock Of Groceries all

/ nave large stock OF droceTles al OF WHICH
are 81 the best quality
A large lot Of Ladies and Children Shoes5 Silk
and Lfghorn HAS kossuEh aud Wool do Is Caps
q every description all ~ which will positively
be sold al COST for CASH as am determined 10
close up nay business.
Those who desire to getgood Bargains are RESI-
pectfulsy invited to cali soAn and iudge fol- them
selves. John Gil WILSON. 7
Harbers-Ferry; Aug ~ IS52.
NJ B. Those who knot themselves To be i'm
debted 10 me are respectfully requested 10 dali and
sestle their aeonrnts J. g. w.
Au4i,Sf lg iS53 4tt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
Con.AiIaslokeR,s OfE1cr.
ATTENTION, HGUSEKEEPERS !!
Old Furniture Made New.

TIME Undersigned having had long experience
4 IN tile Cabinet making BusinessEin ChArles-
town. as wen as an Apprenticeship In PhiIsdel-
phia respectfully offers his services 10 Wilt The
Houseke9pers softhe county at their Houses and
1ltef, Repair garaish anil Dresg,
in any manner desired al articles oil
FURNITURE H
that may heed Irenovatipg, No matter what may
be the work required, lie will attend 10 il with
prumrtne$s and fidelitE and his charges will be
most reasonable. Z H
Reference al t6zhis capacity NAV be made 10
Messrs, LeonaFd Sadleg, Humphrey Keyes, Robert
+. Brown Wells J. Hawks, and others Of Charle$-
town.
ANY one desiting his services Wilt please apply
10 him personally 10 Ckarestown, OF through the
Posi- Office! GEO. II. EVERITT.f
SeDtember 9 1859 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

LHAYS SOMETHING NEW 4 CHEIR
n at G. s. GRIFFITEss OLD STAND No.
i27 Baifinort Syrest, NEXT 10 ibe Patriot Ofce~-
FAN UPHOLSTERY GOODS. Of every descripA
tion, new and beautiful are nov open for whole
sale and retail purchasers who are respectfully
lieiled 10 cali Also, d hand and made 10 order,
lVeniiian Blinds Cufssins Feather Beds; Mat
trcssss; Cotton Wsddins, &C. [Sept 2. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

A CONGRATULATIONS having elapsed since
n the death Of WnLiAM S. LOCK. and there be-
iog large amount yet due his estate BY noe, open
aceoun, Or otherwise il is very desirable that the
estate be eused Immediately. All persons know
ing themselves Indebted are hereby nokife.l that
loager indulgence cannot be given.
JAMES WYS0NG,
JOHN d. LINE,
E1scntors Of Hia. s. L01k,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
BIessing's OIster Saloon.

THIS Establishment has been refitted and open.
Il ed, and The Proprietor has made such arrai,pe.
menis as will enable him 10 supply his ola rusom.
efs and all others By The plate Quart. br can The
public are invited 10 call. H
Oet. 81 lss2- IF. BLESSING.
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Gardner s ROhr'S Wheat Drill,
SEED PLANTER.


,TTIHE undersigned h1ving Purchased The rightio
Il manufacture and sell hisRunequalled Drill in
the counties Of IoYdoun Clarke, and the southern
half Of JefersoE, arg now rudy prepared at their
establishments il CharlestOwn 20 furnish 10 ORDER
any humber pt Drills. made il the most substantial
manner. AlGorhers promptly attended 10.
I This WAkal prill performs the triple work Of
Drilling Sowing and Covering t8y the same more
iment thereby saFing much tinhand labor. Il will
plant paint rows and all Irregular shaped. fields
RtDa Saving 81 romll us PIN eent, in labor. Il
viii with ease for Two horsesI Plant iroHis 10 10
acres per. day OF WHeaC Barley, and other small
LgrainsA This Machiae has beeh 10 use two seasons
andwhexeveTii has been introduced has given en-
tire satisfaction. II
This Dfip took the first prehiurs at the Valley
Agricultural Exhibition in oct9bar last. Also, The
FIRST premiuma; theAgrIcultural Exhibition for
Belmont county ,SQbiP 0ctoherF23 1851. al
O'BANNON, HENSON & HUNT.
APtila, ls5s. MI HI
We have ia our possession hlarge number Of
certificates, accommodating thisDtill to the farmer
as having no superior Am9ngthe Humberihe fol-
lowing. H Nt1 II
have used ox my farm ana an, still using ene
OF the Wheat Drifts, patented NJ Gervis S. Gard
ner and George Rohf, ard now Sold by Messrs.1
Henson, O Banhhn and Hnnt ] do not suppose
any inieigeni farmer would npw dispute the adj
vantage Of drilling over broadcast sowing; ! also
considtr the above DtliallogFther eqaaliO any
Grill now in use and The advantage OIL applying a,
compost box 10 ID makes il very desirable. The
compost part Of The drill acts wellin every fiieu
lar and isone Of The greatest intentions of the day
FOR he farmer il might well becalled the farmers
friend, as il saves boiht time and labor.
MARTIN EICHELBERGER.i
We have Tor sase fine lot Of aonld Boards and
Wagon Boxes. O'BANNON g. CO.
APRIL I 1862 +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

Mr.. WILuAM Thonsos, No Carroll Hall,
Baltimore, MARYLAND Is an authorized Agent 10
the city Of Baltimore, toreceife Subscriptions Ad-
vertisemenis, &C.. for the AFree Press, and copy
offhe paper, terms &C., can be found on file AZ his
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
FRUIT.

lust received Mil
j 6 kegs Malaga Grapes,
cask Fresh Curfants;
boxes Oranges;
do. Lemons
Jujube Paste;
I case Prunes;
boxes Citron;
20 do. Raisins and Figs;
~ jars Preserved Pine Apple;
* case SardiHes. :
FRESH OYSTERS EVERY nay.
NOV p J. F. BLESSING.
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CARPETS. OH Cloths, sc,

no YOU NI'IBAKGAINS! Then 90 to
u G. S. GRIFFITH. NnSS5 Baltimore siIeet,
between Gag and Tripoleus alley. He has Just
received bT importation and ffol1the best manu-
fact1res in the United States as weIkAs from auc-
tion sales cheap and most splendid Assortment Of
beautiful Carpets. Oil Cloths, and Mattiags, Fur
niiure Covers Mats. Stair Rods, Linen. &c.
Baltimore. Sept q 1861
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
Negroes Fer Sale

WILL sell privately. a lot Of valuable NE
l GROES consisting ofBoys, Girls and Women.
They are sold without faults; and win MI sbe
sold to be taken out If The county. e
HENRYTL. TIMBERLAKEl~
Agent fat Mrs. NJ c. TTra6erIaks
Dee % 1872 II lE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
FRESH OYSTERS.

FRESH OYSTERS are now being served mn
q daily a. the Restaurant in the basement ~
Carriers H0iel. Families can be accommodated 4
all times By tie Can or otherwise. l7
September 90 fe52
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
TRADING BY SLAVES

II any person sell wine, aidentspirits. dr any
mixture thereof or any other Intoxicating liquors
10 SLAVE without the written consent Of his mas
ter he shall forfeit the master four times tie val
ne Of the hing sold, and also pay line Of t@eniy
dollars
4lf any person buy or receive from, or sellfo, a
slave without his masters cnbsenis any other ar
teie Or commodity whatever be shall ioFieiI 10 The
master four times the value ri such articles or
commodity and also pay fne not excseting
twenty dollarsH kA