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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

a, meeiins II ihe yally Assi<ulil,ii socis.S.
held a s4ppegidns Hotel d. Friday * ilsh i,,is
in DE- .bssnts Of ths President d. 4 S. HACK
BURN, was called % de Chair.
On motion, Il was-
Resolra4 That the third annual exhibition Be hcid
Al The Societies Ground mile itonl Charles.own. On
Wednesday and Thursday. tie 10Th and eotIs y Oc-
iober next
All persons selling an interest in he socS.y are
requested 70 make effort % increase the soek and
articles i1r exhibition.
On motion il slss-z
Rlsorid That Il our friends Of Clarke wish and
viii make snilalae arraneeuenfs for the next anBnal
exhibition, il viii Re held in that county.
On motion, Committee was appointed who
should make an effort 10 Increase the sk q members
Of this Society The following gentlrmen were TAP
/ pointed - lie Chair:
| c. II. James p. Gibson,
| A. r., John D. Richardson,
- n .. Dr.. Cyrus Mccormick,
6eo. N: Wiltshire. laeob ReinhAft.
| y. ,nodI y ii Vas
| .ISiolr III Marshal be elected whose duty
shAil be 81 general charge Of all stock and ar
cIes ID exhibition and prepare places for the same
nconiorIaisy 10 the above resolution r. NJ. Ray
| Tor WAS elected Marshal
! Rezolred That the proceedings Of this meeting b
! lublishe In the County papers.
L. DR R s. BLACKBURN, Prest
r u. EScLEns Secretary. FL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

EhefoIiowink heppy eOaPle don't -maie good Tine .
il won't be the faux d the names
MiTried Ssrais-a Sp. ,ngs, On the 18th july BY
Che Rev. A. BAKER Mr.. q. h. Iroitsr 20 Miss Eliza
a. GkIlop, d E1sE, Avon.-4i E-,rchans-e
Our Devil mo- fen1ing the ;oregoin- more. csndins
cfa naEtcrs Cal 10 the Unronveftcd. rehiened ~
from dlr proprctt b. rivin1 renf 10 the sloung.-
Tknt boy must be looked ailer - Ed. Inaepens e1i-
he race i re. The prize i wen,
He's happy. now hc's e6f her.
The tnrf ii, II shan he'll sfav Al hornes
And raise Little Tf6Isr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
NOTiCE.

RvEDiyi.e uertaission a hash Meeting will b held
~ ,he NJ II. Church. Shepherdstown Station. IN the
oods az Mr. linear Reinhars Sch Dol House. TO
commence On Saturday morning. September 3D., and
9o..;hue fu,r Says Several ministers expected 10
as,sf = me meeting Members Of other branches Of
the Christian Church and the public generally most
cordalIv iayted 10 participate in these EXERCISES.
JOHN s. DEALEs
f6,yy,st u Preacher in Charge
or No bucssterins Of any kind viii be allowed IN
the taciniiy Of the meeting
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
MKs. oARRK I HorEI..

twill be seen BY reference to advertisement that
!, passengers on me Raft Road can he served With
meals on their arrival At Harpers-Ferry. The Ho-
iel i now in ine repair, and The accommodation
good, Those who have access to The house. re-
naming until HE deparsnie Of the Car. should
paironse ii ii more sabslestisi way Than that Of
sisre ocespaacv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

~ 4 comet distinctly visible to the nakes eve
has Observed for the last few nights by OR cit
liens. n i seen about s or O'Clock in ihclwest
about twenty "erscs above the horizon. we sup
pose Il to be the eo'uet discovered onthS 10th
ofJnne. al Gofienssrs. the es:reuomer kliaetfues,
and Of whose appsarancels Washington O54srva-
tory predicted. Us appearan, IS that OF aSarse
star, and the tail flashes out from In boz eve5f few
minutes; this last NAV Be an op,ica, deIas 5n.--
May We not attribute the excessive heat o. .Ae
ent summer, and. The prevalaucs Of The euidenics
to the proximity ofthe comet Is
- es f-A<rlaffe,,,;ff. A t-.~,f,S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
yoRDAN.s Understandable
MENTs.

Il viii be seen by advertisement, thai magnih-
cen, series ei amusemen,s win come OF a. Jordans
Springs, commencing On Tuesday night next--
From1he known energy 81 The Messrs. JoapAs, .
grand affair may be expected. In addition TO the
already large amount Of Beauty at,he Springs, an
accession is anticipated. Our young friends OF
both sexes may have an opportunity Of yairisg
themselves for the balance q their days Jefferson
WIN turn out largely.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
Local Memoranda.
NOTICE.

TIA up;tca prctfscted meet ng y commences on
F;av the 18th Instant al the Liberty Grove school,
HonsI There will ID preaching night and day u the
woods. il fair NOT in the School House, ana WI eu'
tnue from day TO day for week or I'VE y .e pivs
poets favorable. Should any one wish W
tents there will be objections 50 that It not aone
on the Sabbath day. h
An6ust 2s. 1853. w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
THE coURT noUsE.

Atihe last Levy Term Of tie County Court Of
jefferson, sum Of money, amonuiing 10 $3.50. was
levied for the purpose sf~nakinR sundry very ne
cessary repairs 10 the Court House. lfths gentle
men, to whom the coart conferred to- manage
msni Of the repairs, don't soon commence opera
lions il WIN not be very long before an additional
appropriation will be required What are the
Ccnmissiohers about WAY do they net move
IN The md,ief9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

yrsuF pfon1is,ors cfahis delightful fesofs q he
eol;eifasion 81 mahy friends ana with ne de-
s;rS areentablg 10 cater Is reiined pahsic ls,e bek
lease 10 anneunce thai they have arzangee lol lne
r ne vree, fAe following nerkanansntib wktcA
It'd attention OF Ladies and Genklsmen is5nyisse:
NIL. 4 which 20 eiIoFf sha Re spared which
s IT, roessnee 10 lhe enkofsaess al shrig guests.
: IL, vveinestav right September 4, series Of
49,. ~ AsantSlnf n Bi.EAuEx aud Dancing.
a. ~ sshsrsSsv ssf,esnhet s. AlGPANp OUR
~ ws Il ,rAs.S Calvary shAn contend tor
~ -. ~ hs,s,r y elo.e with FANCY BALL.
~. 81 she Frederick Whiie Sal hur
c.l.:ar s.sir - assnFanee IL pasf Efforts, shet
ees sbal, T. wap,ing Oh their part 10 the per-
feti success ot the above programme.
n Sentsmher 4 1883
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
n
JOHN S. GAI4IIAHER

Lafs IharG An4ltor Of tie 1xeasury,
REtoRE resnming his residence in Virginia.
ehls nauvE stated will attend TO such claims
as may he entrusted 70 bis nanagenen tor the next
~ months hssniaSes no special references, but
fehss upon ms Mzensive acqaaintance throughout
tine Of the Departments
Willows Pensions attended to unon PAW ra..o,-
able terms Aadress Iii ii Wasbine,on Is 4.
July %, 1s5S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

or iweniy-ssven ct the most respectable Merchants
RESIDENTS IN Mary land, Virginia and North Carolina
say II STABLkk'S AN0DYNE CHERRY EXPEC.
IOttA Nj and 81 STABLERS DIARRdEsG CORDIAL,
that ron our own experience and that OF custom.
ers, we confidently recommend thcm Pro Bono I,tbi-
GO. we have never known any remedie nused for the
diseases Tor which they prescribed 10 be 50 Ell
cent, and give such entire satisfaction vs. aiIv ~
advertisement ii another column .T
"a gusf 4. lS53.-ln
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

Daniel Brost,llam under s sentepcs Fl attemp,in,
TO commit Rape. broke out az The Clarke countv
jail Friday morning last He is said to Irish
man, d feet inches high light hair and severe sca,
across his forehead One hundred dollars reward is Of
fered for his apprehension by. the sheriff Of IL
County
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01


NJ R.ssr 4. P14. ne ts.s< e.a.i.a.,s lii::..lx
separated iron ~ Ir1s.si,. u.;ss 3. .oss'at q 4,
editorial r1ich e il Ia, poser. eutssr;..
er'espn q ~ seFern..n e 1azi,. -. l.rs Is !,
.hs editorial b's<>s 4 - ni.Aps,i fv1.l ks1ss.-
re e'npsnd H. lFFs< q Ne p,osre.sisf ,<si.sssy.
a'.s,z.lis< his tirts a ~ 1arlsIE s..,..,. Z
N'sA''.l rit1t = y lAs S.I,.a 4ross q ti.z, a.
e'<''i''; - vili .herr {. ~ IN j. H.eIt
A,.'<...< l<ty b d, ~ IL. AZ. ss<-Si II n,
- g ~ -Ic'I-||1I s41 I-I1r kfI .I<k - !
~ 10y I. 3. ..p'' 1-1's = AeEs n cr<n 4
I'll: s S. ...E e. . K e {, ' 4: IS, +: En-
7, p. e. Z. g {. '@<+ %. .r.1 ni1tt, So
-;'' ...'- 49, 'r1. N .4's; 1f<2. ~
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
IA taAII Fol III IL.

Il .A EgNIH IYQIsS. saf .I..
.Ae
II, basiimore 4 opio RaiifPad issoiieTed for sale,
EA qflAften hy Mr. Rsnnetti sfcontains about
IL .S<k eifsss Or us fh 81 tllss ID, which Is in
II nts1,s'e starr OF clisivaliaaI rhl improvements
are vallaole, with sfoa Fencing All abundance q
good ltanning Waller which se9sr fats md \
ASMAg I'll. ORCHARD Ill ppeh F,ti,s This Farm
Ms nuek among ting very as 10. Isl ifs II This raunfy
baing il The itninediase ricinilv5s ar Elk R,anrt
HChussh, Sfone School Hbnse S8e, s
u TgRAss will be made Accommodating Annlv "a
the subscribeT in Charlesiown ~
H.. SAMUEL. piDENoUR,
Il fSenfenher T lSsg z Il : =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

BVFHAI.o Ankusl 29ih.-The Democratic ward
meeiings held here on Saturday for the election or
delegates 10 The Demecraiic STATE Convention occa
stoned great excitement between the friends OF me
ADMINISTRATIVE and those who oppose Gen pisrees
policy In making appointments The contest was
very severe, and resulted in the entire route OF the
Administration parry. In some wards the ballot
boxes were broken to pieces, and general fight
ensfled
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01


VIzdISfA GIRIs.-Thefc are two girls ia Hanover
county, Va, Is said, who make 5000 shingles Der
week. d 81 80 per Thousand. They supply the de
mand IN that part Of the country and sell many i Rich
nond They have purchased piano and arg capital
performers.
Co Weare informed that bfr. Bowrns, buias,r 81
the Shepherdstown bridge, who seen recently Al
Panama. on his way California vas of accon,panied
~ his famy, stated in last paper b was alone
[Shepherdstetvn Register
o. a storm Of considerable violence visited ~ on
Friday erening last. Some hail FELL and rain Is for
rents Little north Of town much damage was done bv
han and ~iad windows were broken fruit Knocked
from the trees ectn injured, fences blown down and
trees uPrOcted. = afarfinsbrg Gazefss, August ~.
"0vEh n The following toast uss given il
rairpaddi Detroit, rerenily
EDrfd Ladders On which politicians CLIMB 1,
pow pioneers n all great enterprisss-the only clas,
whose labor ifs reward the hardest work al a.
n sresf most self sacri6cng and bert abused Ii III
he pipfsssioss.
EtrcrtbS OF An election was held il fhs
r,,Ss1 I,siscisI Distrf supply the vacancy oecn
1ioaci " he dealh a edge Talifsro. last week,
which resulted in the election 81 George II Gilmers Of
piihylrania. b. considerable nssloriiy
e. Dr. r b, Delingsr va. elsetsd Mssi.lrate on
Saturday week for the SouthioEn Dis sriet, Martns
burg @ apply he Vacancy ceeasonsd By he desrA
81 r. Sn0dgrass, Esq.
% ce4era Armstrong, editor Of the Waskirston
Uhos, : bow n New Nork, having recovered his nsrs
n41II1-+ W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

s. Iook euf. fF We are ID earnest-Eds. Free Press
roy FOR THE INvALID.-We cur the following
from fine Philadelphia Saturday Gazette and
commend cur READERS 10 peruse il carefully and those
suH-fisg shnsId:no, delay purchasing r.
y bR 100 s1sANp'S GERMAN BIZ l'FIs II 1 hrs
sslckgrt.a Insstjcine. prepared ~ Or. a. nj LACK
gfiN II fserthan Medicine TIRE fA, t30
seliltg iIaneise quantities ~ il. The virtues af this
rfn4dy are 90 nly set forth in the extended nosice Of
~ FL nc seen n Cur Advertising conrns that there is
hardly aay roofl left pr 20 speak Of it. This mach
we nav ad-tf the l1rg train ply seal ills which
humanity j her. there is none more distressing than
the general dssaogeuenf Of the digestive apparatus
winch neyr as to acr1inpany disnniered state 81 The
vert deadaeE plies. lansaoT fretfulness, biIitns
tongge raorbfd breath, Tors 81 appetr-n short an
understandable wFetchedncss 81 existence its iasuIr-
able and life wasting attendants. These Diseases which
havesbafed the skill of the abest Doctors have been
radically cared by Hodilani's German Bittcrsn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

HoRRf1LE AecfDrsT.--Aboui o'elock On We'd
nesday5 avery worthf negro. named Gilbsn Brsreh,
belonging % ~ P. FIonrney, Of Chenexfeid, sac
employed "a Thomas Blunts sau mil NsneAss-
vi uh.e suPerlnIentiag The saving y loE n
tempted 70 cross ii and his co,hr5 e iainr iIfsn
he saw. he was draFn under ard alnfea liieiSlly
sawed ID twain. He died insI.rtlt. rresSnfios 4
most horrible sighi.- RIA u,sn.' f1isasl<k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

HEarplraar susrinE-Mr. woifSik, Hare the
sheriff Of Tioza cohniy: NJ cosnIui,Isd "a i, "a
2 lev days since, b. hanging But q fer days Be-
fore this his father hung himsele and boi ikr-e
years. ago his grandfather ended his own liz. a
the sane uay II Is 4 strange fIInsfrati1ni n
hsne1iisty taiul Or of hat and tke psaer Of A.
toc,4iioa combincf They we've all wea,tkg men.
and II the me.i happy eireuns;aaess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
EEomee and Lot fos. sale.

n
MN FRIDAY, THE ssTH SsF AUGUST,
~ 1872 viii sell forcasht 10 the highest bid.
nsf, a. pubic sale, IN trent Of SaHpineiosls huiel,
M nafiess2wn. Jrfisrs9n canntvs Virginia A LIT
<sExA OF GRoEAp inE saits town situated
HHsssSa On Cenarehs street. wlsh a sTUN.
90. HOUSE iheretn, fhe lsa fronting fifty
ssas seven teet ndnine InehS on said s,ree,,
running sixty-sx ieet back, NOW Occupied By Miss
c. NJ. Shew, formerly thk pfoberfssof The laie Fze
kiel Dean. and BY his viii difeead ttbe sold
Possession given Immediately
CHARLES CT BRAGG,
August 4, 1883. Adih'r. n b, n. c.I 4.
II 49, sF
II i-t The above ,flf i postponed eotil FRIDA Il
pa # SEPTEMBER rsrf when itwgl take place in
aront Of S4ppington's HYfel,
September !. 500. e. g Rrssadd Adm'r.
DENTAL NOTICE.
Ah \ X MCCORMICK will yiSit G;harlestUwn rro-
w. tess,onatty on the 20th instant. and remain
1fhree weeks tseps |. 1853 = 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2l---l am happyaso state that
ths amber o. deaths from the yellow lever. r the q
hoas endiDg II oeoek. iii, morning. shows mark ID
decrease ID mortality, while The number Of eases and
deaths Il the Charity Hospital also exhibit falling OF
The intermcnts for the q heers ending al A. NJ
today, two handred aud thirty two, Of which one
Hundred and eighty -ei<ht were yellow fever.
This i sui lnghtin figure, cpnsidcrng the reduc-
toa q opf ppralaton but i regarded 8 very de-
Il Inspires hepe thai the worst q the plague i over
Nrw entRkxs. AUGUST as - The sever seems nov 20
be gradually decreasing thoagh the mortality eoutinncs
large. The deaths to day were 2l9 scudi1s 800 from
the yellow ieter.
NEw oatRAss, Auses, ~ The aeashs te-d1r keSe
ecen l6S, Including ~ ffonl Ne ierer- i. ~
NEV ORLKAxs, Arg ~ The selscikl fenort of
The 6oard III Heath, ending his aoinihg a. six
O'Clock exhloi,s the total unmbee a deaihs 10 6e
SIS toFthe week, Including 3sf from ferer. and
the previous week. shows al Increase asa "a the
,eIsl nonbss, and g b. he fsref. The Increase
vas mainly q he early part q ne week, 6niill
which has eonnnuss - ontIl ne prssepsiime.
Ntwostr<Ss. ArENl = The n.ahsr q cs.os and
dssihs from ne fFet>i.ng epittpt souiaas % sAor
4 81 rs bst q hcziik vas Isl inclr1isr Isl - IL
ter I'D ITcn 4sclsc1 raIEno44.
Ngw 0Rtlt1<. Aaf. sl-IAe ue4lkcr ls.fsr !,
~ ~ tl1 11k a1d 4 i It,re1 ne rtnort. ~ 49,
~ vi 1tte acrc1,e Lhe tcs,k. e. Ne fS;snlr.
ioer hour <1lInS tAs ncEains Isl q uaiek tke
[<I.oF FEVER W1r11Ii| wa< 49, q n.orr t1an rcstrr-
day. report 4 j cstrlfc1 that MOI more ik,n 1161o
-r-ccll n4.<d fef<czs fc.asn i tho citt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01
/ SCHOOL BOOKS

! A LARGE assortment Of Sckotsl Reoks ;,st y.
! n ceived, including
McGaaey' speIIer; 1Playfaisss Enclid.
Do Isl Reader; Pa ha,s s4ritksneIie.
DO I'd do. Pixies dts
4 Do 81 do. RAY 81 ss "a Il
Do 4th do. Jesse Il al \ .
Do Sin do. SmilhFs: dJ
Cpmiy's Speller Smiths Nrafinar L
Epnsas do Haredsa sneils, Z n,
DhTies' first Lessons in 6le& sF- -
Arithmetic Webstess quhfo DIZZY
Les ,I Ansnmeic Do Fossal o{favo DDS
DO Algebra Il Smiths S7ssrlt * sAsIssa
Do Surveying; Nj chi M III 49,
Do Legendre; Onleyfss IL
Do Analytical Smiths .auafas,
Geon.lry MoFseHs NJ W.
Do Elementary do HerxehelNs N.fv.ses..
Fl 9msIfss survey MaBnEE 81 Eiecuiian
Ieg znd P4atorK.
Waheyery variety Of MisceIIti.eous i J, III. -.
Schools including Paper Pens. Fen ;dsfs ~
Inkstanes Copy Books Slasss, SISie Pe5cilx Fe...
sale low by I'm. SMITH
Chariestown September l. 1919
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~ A. W.ski1s'o> R.s.Sl;- 1880. s..
Sea so'l 10 Ntss,s Wn. n. t.-.>:, /. sc =.
4 rr'p'1sed y '>f rrE p..rr|-','s ~ A.
fcc''..''. q AZ daily paper vim y 1.-.,s..s...I
,1' --'.'| r.|s' '.'o.a eoi.r .>- an. 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

yfTITH a on Hogsbead. suaiigienl 9 ND. ~,
wv gallons, and superior running Eear hrsFlv.
new, for sale BIZ vi IN. MDEaH
Ghaflestown. September I, 1865 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

A BARREL q Cider v.ases5.. prin|< sssiei.
IA or safe By J0HNL. HU0tr
September 4, 1858.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

- re A11rc 04i[drtn are. n The rft4c1t no
usoL c<ieco Of grsaI attraction andinl(res il Len
tcn Great pains are taken 81 sile learned critics
vri'l>4 "a ne pepe1s. 70 prove thSs ne fon1niic
N cir q C<nifsI 1neIica Is i;r,|e s5spi.i0u.r
1rz<.Flls are r1aniuo1s here. esthe r1iio,or1frs
ss,. s;:s s;' .Asy r. reg ''ri'1s ' ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

Gu. Ilft11's F<<,I,.t Tx 81 Ltni< Nsrus.
I'111<4|< IN nt<'ci1t he tc1|f d ca U'i,1 ~
c1I q It< r1|-rz hare ALLEN in DE error q 80
I'|'N4 -, Mn ||iss N1@iIe only 4rrI'tin< 1.e,z-
8: &: I. q; !; !: J ] !. &: ~:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-01

LU Sept Il 1853 5OHEI i. HAoEr
Il pSf received superior aftteie of &her,nE
e asA enelIips Tobaeeo. ~ ID 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
PROSPECTUiS,

NOV ~ Press, the EGLOGfES delivered in
~ the Senate and House Of Representatives Of
The United States on the demise Of the Nation,
THREE most illustrious Statesmen
JOHN c. CALHOUN, Of South carOliaa.
HENRYtCLAY, OF Kentucky. Fl
DANIEL WEBSTER, OF Massachusetts.
ATRlo, whose eminent services in behalf OF The
civil and religious liberty Of The world, and in he
political advancement OF ihis-their native land
have embalnied them 10 The hearts ofal rejecting
men.
The publishers consider II entirely superauops
fer them 10 descant upon the value Of this work 10
the YOUNG MEN OF this pr other Counties In
tncitips them to emulate the course pursued. Nv
those great men nor 10 the Psiilieiaa or Eitsyarv
man ALL must be familiar with the position those
giited Statesmen have held for nearly half csnt
Ty-and every citizen must have some idea Of ne
beauty and richness Of the language pronouneed a
such occasions ias well by political Opponents as
eypotitifai ffirnds) in such bodies Is he Sena,e
and House Of Representatives OF the United Sia,es
In addition 70 The Enlogies, ia their appropFiate
place. will be appended condensed fe1drtlof he
proceedings had In Charleston, s. c. d, he recen-
non Of the remainsof Mr.. Calhoun, with hi rrso
iqons oil The Legislatures Of the States of Pennsyl
rhn "a ana New York in honor Of the same !; and
the Eulogy delivered BY Hon. Mr.. Critirnden ~
hsenatuesyi on Mr. Clay, By Invitation of the people
The work viii be com prised III one YJlxue Of
about 225 pages on beautiful clear type. neatly
bound in CLOTH with appropriate embsIiishrnenls
al the low price OF 81. .I7TF r
t-S-A liberal deduction Irif Be made % tts ftaSe
,rio q sc aisp0sed 10 ait as ageAfs
Address Foster 4 COCHRAN.
washington. d. T.. May 26, 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02

TalS heal14iSi.r ana ,-,o,;,., ~ -
s-s.s ~ II. . eAosf ~ Person1l shperinte1.
sslse g ins esafrsitnel during ne esmis- s.m
der o1s Of he araciiss ass .r-c = -
ieftns places n Virginia. h il situated =, -
tleYsIien Or spar Of the majestic Blue Ride No..
Iaia, q The county ofJe6srson, Ere ilcs sonsh 81
C14flesloWh The county seat
Passengers leaxng Baltimore or Washipr,o. T.
NE mofaing rain fcsEs, viii arrive al Rarpers-
kerFy q hall-Phsi n a. H., from thence ii n.
Wlnehesier and Potomac Railroad cars. ten miles
70 ChaftesIoun, where twelve passenger Coach
VIII receive and convey them into Charlesioun.
and desired 10 the Springs 10 dinnef over good
road aud through ioEely country.
The analysis made By The late Dr. De Butts from
100 grains OF The water from the main fountain.
afforded 81 grs. Of Sulphaie Of Line lol gTs. Car
6snats Is Lime: a3i grs q salPhaie ef Magnesia
kkpsem salts I gf. Of Mnriaie OF Ma$nesia, gr.
MuTiate Of Soda. $40 grs. SuIpha.e 81 Iron. and
T-lOgrs, Carbonate Of Iron.
From the above ANALYSIS the waters ar Shannon-
dale may very properly be classed among the Sa-
li1e Chalyof atesa combination Of the most valua-
bic description Id the whole range Of Mineral
Naters. Il may therefore be- positively asserted.
without eIaggerailon Or fear Of contradiction, thai
no inineta wafer within the Limits on The United
States, possesses the constituent parts or Is
4 moFe salqary and Efficient purgaiive Than the
Malefs q Shanncnaale Springs. This water acts
as gently as the mildest aperient, without giving
rise Up those unpleasant sensations OF pain and de-
biii,y 50 often occasioned BY ordinary calhartics
prepared By the most skillful phrsieiai,s
4 The free use or this water aefs aI,nbs, srm.d;-
ately upon the skin and kidneys, lsmoves WORMS.
relieves tie convalescent from bilious or otherfe-
rers, dyspepsia, dE6psical swelkings calcaIo1s ar
feetions, hemorihoids, scrcfala. indigestion rhec-
matsm, loss OF appetite exhaustion. eInera aehil.
ny gFavelly concretions, striciures and 4 variety
81 other diseases 70 which man is subject and il i,
freely acknowledged BY all who have been afIiietrd
with any Of the above diseases thar the rae se ~
Shannondale walters have effected M, rn,ss
Sulphur, Mineral hot and cold Bal6es fI,Fnisbss
upon application at The Bar.
The Hotel is large and commodious M. 81,
iages numerous and comfortable II
The Table viii Be supplied with IN rs, h..s
mountain and falleY mutton together wi,b ali IL
iuxutes afforded ia the fertile Valley ~ V;rgn;s
I hs best Wines Brandies and other Liqnors can
always be had at The table or at the BAR
8 G. w. SAPPINGTON.
Proprietor Of Sappinglons Hotel.
Al CharleSf0wn Jeffsrs,,,- rotintr v;.l-:-:.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
! For IRenf.

a LEXANDER 3F0RsETT $3.50, ,..;...s
me exeepioEship uf George Little. decss al
having qualifIed As administrator with ibe vii
lannexeo 40 dter for rent, from The iirss dsy a.
APR next thht large tFo-story STONE BUILD.
~ II good Stable and oiher necessary bu,- bnild-
.ngs' WIN 7 Acres " Land. This property has
oefn occupied Tor many years as hpiel-beine ib
ty,lVirginia. f-s-ss4 souh-
n also offer for rent frbn, s,n,s 81
=! - LING H0ISES suitable Tor small n Sd
l!ies aalolniag said pFoHeFty. Letters addressed 10
, hs y oaariesiown, VA viii reeeivspronpt alsen
ion; JOHN AVIS. L., Adm,r
march "a, 1858. " i'll Tie William