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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16

A DJOURNED RECEIVERS SALE.-fhe ~
"A the NEW HOPE DELAWARE BRIDGE snd " W.
nsnces together with the franchises and chartered rs
adjourned TUESDAY the 18Th OF November uex tsse
O'Clock P NJ at Dsnberry WanrIAkers Hotel Lanssr1
Oct IA less. JOIN RUSK,
A.. .. DAVIS, assx1
"a N jerks
SAMUEL LILLY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16

NOTICE to WHARF BUlLDERS.--fr ogossh
IN be received the Oce the cumberland co a re
pany in Alexandria until the si day q DecembeI IN T.
or near the outlet of the Alexandra Canal In FrsA ~
wide and ahou, hundred and siKy fee 10 enfh 100
specfcsfons may BE- 0ee 10 Axandfa 'n "a
sh day of November The contractor viii have nniu
March 1884 10 finish the work, aud viii be required % s'e"
10 thar effect. Proposals G. be nf@rtssed to -.
~ sfFuaEFEX Ageu n G. q. AID 20. ttf4f
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fHE HOLLANDS Nov is-suussvr.
fts bafA of The Highlands, borud Shows no slguai
EHisd hsht, WNW Weather hazy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16

Tho moslss table .os,n iols Of tho principal s,ess
IN flD tfsst d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16
nndnnal.

Nsw-YoRK Nov. IS 1858.
AN ELECTION for twelve Directors of the Bowery
n will be held the banking house TUESDAY tbs 9Th
PM Per order NC BRADFORD, Cashier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
HALL.
THIRD and CETESNU1s STREETS.

PnitaDELPItIA JCIY II 1852.
TSH Esubscribers take pieasuIein informing their.
j. friends and the travelling community gen rail-
,v that lhey have This day taken possessonet that
s-sll established and fasorablg Known hpieti CON-
GRESS HALL, Tffirdf R6 C8esaut Sir6eiS.
They have had Ind house thoroughly repaired.
ahd~afi the modern improvements iniroduct9, AID
iprnished ID style Of elegance which wflljat onfe
fandef Il unsurpassed for comfort and convenience
II IThis is decidedly the hest located hoase in the
ci,Y. being ia the Immediate vicinity OF business,
the Exchange, Custom House, and many othef
public buildings
/ Lines Of 0mni husses leave for erery Faft OF THO
city every few minutes, aheir head quarters being
within one square of the House.
The subscribers are determined 70 spare 10 pains
in making this4a conveHient and comfortable hr7'
10 inc traveller. NORRIS & JACKSON,
Late Of Pirgiisia.
,guly IS 1852 Proprietors.
James E. Norris whp is well known ~ many Of
M busin.ss men visiting the city, lately in ihP
Hardware house OF James J. flHnran 4 Ca. 4 WIZ
Brother & Co, and formerly proprietor q me viz
gtnia Hotel, 81. Louis, willhave the management
al the House, assisted by polite ana competent
ae rSonS. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
SOUTHERN HOTEL,
NEW YORK.


THIS new and splepds,i Hotel Il ne,s 49, 81,
j. lhelsceommos atiop or The Public /, itn@,,S,
furnished lhrongh 0nt ID lie ssss,,i eo,anle. w, vi
giant style ard lis observation-disclosures ~, 4 80
PsTieet comfort to an WHO faav fayrr !, .,S M j
patronage. NO exeriion'oF expense has been span
Civ - II
This Horse Is cordreted pr.n ~ E-,,w...,5 .
Plan Diniug Salons a. M
where every luxury which ma s.aSsr sfitss 80
x had al al hours 81 the daY a.d .evenine
Il IS eliglbly si,nated al No 50 LeSaers .Sir,,r
lev doors from Broadway, in Ihecenlrc 81 bos,eess
and amusemenls
The proprietor. Mr. DoRsEY. fuelI known attbs
sonih as late OF lhd Exchange Hotel Mouistn,fss5v
Alabama, Respectfully soliei.s he ratrora g ~ ~
Southern. friends and lie public Ia senrral az
gives ASSURANCE that no exerton will Be- SHARED IA
give perfect satisfaction 81
A magnificent Bar ilseG CD in he true sooshe3r
style. and unsurpassed for sss3
found Is attached u lha establishment. ~
A FREE LnHeA is served at lie Bar 'erefv dsv Ill.
III o'clock P.E DORSEY, Proprietor i
Il New York, july 4. tS5S-.slp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
Or. johnston,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

WHERE may te chained ihe mos. so cd yF5 n
~ etF fH sil.Friysfe cstnriaisik Gieeis affte.
ssres, SeIsinsl ws4khss-, Pairs u TIE Ioin., fse.
Nose and Skin. and 81 those dreadful aGrrtioas Gsss
from secret habit q yoath. which pfodsces Cossflls-
toaai Debility. renders Marriage impossibie aad a
the end destroys both tldy AID la1d.
YOUNG MEN
Especially. who have become the victims Of Sol;tarv
WEE, that dreadful aad destrueYe habit which
lys sweeps 10 uEffneiy grave thousands sf tsaa.
II The most exalted talents ard brilliant
who might otherwise have estrlneed listening slsnalss
with fhe thanders q his elonebce Or walked 10 efey
! the living Tyre, may tsIl with fGn eoaii,ie1ce
M1rssd Psrscns, Or those contemplating marriage,
bring aware Of physical weakness should
eensalt Dr. J. and be restored & peree; health. 81 sht
CURED ~ TWO DAYS OR NO CHARGE MA ~
:. OFFICE, No 7 South Frederick Street, Door ZEN
baltimore Street, Ear SIDE, Up lheIstrps. ~
Der, or you will mistake the place
DIR. JOHNSON,
q MssassE q Us Sih canSlsSs e sassss9., Les.g
United States, and The greater part Or whnse life hs
been ssenf in the lr.i Hospitals q Iadan Paris PHI.
adepLis aud elsewhere, has eseSed some Of The midi
astonishing that ever Known spany trosblid
ringing IN the aud bead, when asleep great n4r,
vcussess, bcaz asArmrd At sste sounds. ssd b4slfa.
ness, VITA fsequcai bshiHg attended sometimes with
dcrzngetnent Of mind. cured iTDIns diatev 81
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
pr. ,. addresses all those fhp have injarcd tsefp-
selves by PliFaie and improPeE ndulgenees thai So
erei a5a Solitary ftsbf, which, ruins both BODY and
Ali,rl unltuas "a either biisisess or society.
These Of he sad aud satishtlinIs effects prs
dici b. easis al = Il sous viz lveakhess II SIC
Back AID imbi Pains,in the hcad. Dmness a s ~
Loss Of n 1ir Power Papifsiioh u The Heart y r..
pePsis Ntous lritablty, Dealsz fneit ofthe Dsgek-
i've Fsaeaons, General debility, Symptoms CT cal
ssiias re. |
s4AltY--The fearful effects On ihe mind ~
much TO bedraadsA los Of Memory Confusion ii Il,
IDEAS, Dcpressi0a Il Spirits, Evil orebodings AVefsiS
70 Society,", Sell pisrusi- Love Of Solitude. Tmidiiy
&c ere some # The e,ils prosncsds Such pcIsrhs &
should before contemplating Msrris.e consult Dr. oht
stoi, aid be a restored Iet ralse Dgira4v
prevent haf afply Immediately aHi#save vrnrscf r5n
the dreadful sad awlal Consequences Of this terrible
malady.
DR. JoANSToN'S fNVIGoRATING REMEDY !!
FoR DRGSHIc MEAKNESS 4
By this greet and and important remedy. weakness
Of the organs speedily cured aa fall IGOR
II hausafds q The most Nervous snd Debitaicd midi
,duais wAo bid lost al hope have been immediately
relieved. III iEpedinscni 70 4
MARRIAGE,
Physical or Mental DisqHsihcatioa Neryons Irrialt
iy, Trembling asa Necklaces or Exhaustion hi he 4
most fearful kind speedily cured by DR.. Johnston
~ Al letters must be post paid .Remcdies seEtby
mail April !, Is53.--iv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
MATCHES AND JEli ELRY. /
RENO I Al.

wouID iqrer II. ei1iasq.lai:s e !. y ! i3
I'll The pubic generals, ihH haRe RteMQ DYED
INV WATCH and tEWEL.RE STORE M ~
3I1 BALTIMORE SIRE r q. sc DOOM Psla'e
F.tayi5s siees. Baitfassf.. where They wil find a
iarse surpll ii fine GOLD Levers, LePine, lard
SILVER WATCHES ri every description =
G0EfD LETEISS ffas, S25~fo s 100.
ALSO, ,alvariety nI Gold Chains, ksys aoid
Pencils add Pens Rtags. Eagslsines Bracelets.
Il Asa 4 Gne assortment iii silver spoons
srnns Rn,s,f ami Fruit Knives, al genuine Silver
Coin AvAfiels II Alfalfa Forks, Spoons &c
d. claekS Ard Fancy Goods A large aksori.
Inent OF Watch makers Feols, levels. ltahu1. aud
Watch Glass Of evefvekind,
r>s- COUNTRY MERCHANTS and Watch
mskers viii f6 Ii Ia their interest 10 call aud cx
anime uiYEgooas. rs iniend to sell as low a$ AM
other house, al Wholesale or retail pfiees, /
i CHARLES BLAKE /
! Ne et7 Baltimore street, Baltilnqre. !.
!! Marel ri ls53.-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
ALEXANnRsA AGADEMY.

-dLIAAALRIIi FIAGINL-L
T,E1HE FAN Session Mil coa,ae ivy NJ ~ I5b n
IL September Tie course II study emb,aras
the usual EB-tsst BsaacGes. ne Latfa 6;resk o..
1iae md Ffeaf4 LqHsegases- ard 4 etgoHsR e3t,zsc
r. RfHcatgtses Lectures on Natural Philosophy,
- 1si-'iY sh9 Astronomy. illustrated hy aPpaIa-
Fl afe deiiHei g ihc Students during tie year
haFiAs facilities oflhe most complete order. and
lnslfaelpfs competent aud expeteced in their pro-
itssion % fs,e iaith u .i'lens can be guaranteed
lA9lensh insttaetivn Aua tal and extensive course
Of educaiiou-zt
:. ItfEsTBoari and Tlainn $50 lor the Aca-
deinic year q ten molits, pngatk qrGrt,tiy IL al
rbase. Tie Mo lern IangnagrS~ss6 ner QUAR-. ex
TIA Circulars can be obtained ~ A3dreSsIrs the
undersgoc Il. L BitOCKETT.
:An2HSt- ISIS = IN PriGlirai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
No IS
.Acl.lMax.

We mentiSnca the speech If pr.s;a,r.
Pierce At New York. at ! wretches ssFs;r
We had not then olserred. il III fpll 800
the climax With Mhish IL Chief Msa:s;
capped one Of his massive sduteness Il
deserves sepasAt prssersatioE. and / snas
neT1li&} "a the faeoras cf tie nrsat ae;ags
~ .1e GREAT dccasiea
SAYS khe President. speakiar the NIL. IL,
HI Mayor abeut this great iiat;en-sna NJ
= must hs admitted very great roo.
C-saFs the President
VWheaNill set limits ID your Just anlbin11
VIZ taSe Atlantie is brisged With
e tie shers of Europe, and ,shit,
Ssassy rAyktes-
HOOPS The thought Is ahtppg
has the rare merit # freshncls n
could hs moro felioitot.sly emblematieS f tLe
pefyading and absorbing idea III cur states.
men efRthe day Unisn-than hoous n
Will occpr TO the reader that there Is no end
t. hesp, and We could haYe do end ii ths
tnien And what could be more Rrmly
united than the slaves, Of rum barrel, for
Instance, which have no bond ef unioa but
heePs Let barrel be sufficiently streng,
and sufficiently bound With hobbs. and#whSt
weight will crush it Pelion 6n Osss. and
both en the barrel. would not produce a
squeak.i And as for burstinga well heopcd
barrel, the thiagis well nigh impossible. In
the dayR Of i D. Rice it is true, we heard Of
- Indiana iIoosier ifsom our tbsn
y molasses hogshead swalfoTy@d down ss
The hoops Sew Off and the hogshead bust
nd blew him up in a thunderlgpst.
SO elar dc kitchen, sc.
Dns 10 fhat case, We plead defective eeoper-
ingsin 1ar g any judgement against hoops.
The hoops flew off before thS catastrophe
occurred and had not President Plsrce's
emblem of the Union slipped oil, there would
have been no explosion
IT was q happy use Of hoops I and in
honor of the President we sug9 TAFT that there
be AewFeadihg Of one Of our most political
maximA sothatit shall raa
n noose there is strcns ai
And, III fact there is small hspe Of oar fa-
fure asia people, if we do net d hily andhourA
ly takeA lessons from hoops.
The President would have gratiffd us
had he'll proceeded to spccify vhethkr his
hoops mere made of.hickory o.. Juuiata iren.
The difference il important Ifhickbgy, he4
spoke as the mere partizan, appealing Ito tho
shade df an illustrious predecessor + if of
iifoa, h6 talks like patriot, and we M ii cen
jurc from hoops hope fer ali increase of
the tariff on iron at least I'M any sense, at
all events, the figure was a happy one, and
we respond to hoops, with HOPE that Marcy
and Cushing win endea7sr to Eeeplthe Pres
ident DIT home fer the future, where lAbors
Of State are alma beaten trs Ok IToepsl
fPiRbarg sJongnat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
GuoD-BYE.

& - ta.d
.@Tha editor Of lhs Albany Rigfsscr, comments
hpoh IBIS simple wqfaeso common and yet co full
of solemn and iepeersmeahinE
y 7 How tIany emotions cluster around that
word How full Of sadness, and to us, how
full IF sorrow it sounds 1t is with us a
c'onsecrated word We heard iLonce within
t6epe never to speak It sgaiTii1 1t was IN tie
chamber ef death at the still hour Of nights
poonJ The curtains tb tie windows were
all closed, 1.-THE lights were shaded, and we
stood 10 the dim and solemn twilight, with
others, around the bedIof tie dying The
damp i Of death we're on ler pale young
browl and eoldneKs was on Her lips, as we
kissea her for the last timel while living
q Good bye, my GaugHtsr,n we whispered,
pnd f'Gosd- bye. fatferIH came family frcm.
her dyfhg lips We know bot if she ever
spoke more, but food bye was the last we
ever, heard Of her swdet veice We hear
that last sorroRful word often and often, as
we sit alone, busy with the memories of the
past. We hear it IN the silence of the
night, in the hours of nervous Hakefulness
as We laysupon our bed thinking Of the loved
and the lost to Us. We hear it in our
dreams, when her sweet face comes back 10
us, az it vas IN its lovehness and beauty
We lear it when we sit besfde her grave in
the eemetry where she sleeps, alone, with no
kindred Dis yet BY her side. She was the
hope of our life, the prop upon which tolean
when age should come upon us and life
should BID running to its dfegs. The hope
and the prop is gone, and we care not hew
soon I'VE 20 down 10 sleep beside our darling.
| beneath the shadow Of the tree in the city
I Of the dead . ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
WINCHESTER Female Academy.

kflUE Exercises az this School viii he resumed the
I gsi Monday 10 Seplenbtr tndtr The supfTin-
tenaeRce Of the Principal aided ~ accomplished
and e2pefienefa Female Assistants The terms as
heretofore Further particulars NAV he learned
from Catalogue. which viii be furnished; these
wishing to pauoniz- the School.
JOSEPH BAKER, Principal.
I,lr - tSs3-a.ns kti5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
CIrY HaTRT..

.CoRNERl or IllLL q. MAIN STREi: rs
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. 4
TIME nearest Horel id The CIV 10 The Den9is OF
A. the Central & DanFille Raid Road asd fhe
James River steamers
A. N ROY, Proprietor.
1 WM.JAca.. TAYLoh WIN. WlLuAMk5x..
Aprif p ls52.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
I BERRYVITIHs 4HOTEI

BERRINILIE HOTEL.
vac subscriber havIEg leased The aBnye well
/ known .Hoieli ln BerrYgille. Charlie cbslntvi
ntgs leaye 70 iaiofm ihe travelling public thaf IL
~ now READY to receive guests. liz Is also PREPARED
10 accograoasie H0ardels ether by lie dak week.
snslsh or YEAR
/. HIS TABLE viii always he furnished with All
s-isss = Aifh the sfaseH and market will az
Stsble with lHe bfsI hav4 GRIM. -zr'd ostIef. +
i ~ he intends 10 make This his permanent resis
det;te Be will spare lo pains p ehdeavorins ~
sender those who give hifn theirtustom. 10th cont
soytable and happy. H9 GanelS himself fi5m.kS
fong acquaintance with business. andihe manners
Gthe world, that be can please The mos, asldiQus.
discharges viii be moderate, as the exp9hses 81
5ns good public kouse,iR this SECTION Of dp1nlry
h III Justify. He, therefore iaTi.es all 70 e1iend To
EiM a share oliheir cQSllm
7 WAi. n. THOMPSON. X.
Pprr5yille Arril 8 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
AT.AUCi<FS HoTEI,.I
NBUnG, Va

TX AdE undersigned HAS taken possession of TIC
IT, well-knoWn establishment, The United States
Hotel ID HarFisonburg.I He has made an.Fle Al.
rang ,neDis 10 accommodate Handsomely arft eo,l
ieftsssH AZ who cafF9Pon him lie pledges / Il.
i1es eii.f. sAJ Hnash hfl United States one of be
Rosi ''fsss8t sidrping places for iravellsrs AMI
lslels tot be found in The Valley Of Virginia II:
Ills ffiends are respectfully invited 10 ay fbd
Hotel under lie new administrator.
\ Aprii %. 1853. tR G. MAUCK, Prbpr I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
CHABLESTOWN ACADEMY,
2 Y, POWERS, Reisg,gis,,,.. ,-,..,.vft,,i mi.

1r1 4 81 = y J \ 4 nssss
rT1IIE nexasessian ot this School Niil c9lamfnce
/ Oh Fhufsday the hrsisoi September ts53l
The coarse ii study taught III tie School DEM
prfses ali the branches necessary 90 prepare Ise
Students f5uthe collegiate course or ~ tAa Erscti
ca hu iGesS In IL nc!uiiBk Estin, Gle < Epneh,
Gtraatg and Mathematics wan particular aueh-
ton "a Ill 70 The tlrmenlars Engtith hranrbes aud
Engli,i cutip asiJian- The Principal having Sc
cured tie selrlees Of Mt cnQs T. FaHSEsrGcK
gentleman ri thorough Classical aad Mathemati-
cal education and high moral character, as Assis-
tan4TSal her feels confidence il Offering the lnsli
tuition 10 the pubic possessing advantages equal
10 those u any preparatory school inthe State.
TERMS.
English Department, per session q months, Sis 90
French. extra, e'nQ
Classical and Mathematical, 200O
French, Ht3u
Persons desiring !. send their sons are Particular
n urged 10 enter them the fist day OF The Ses-
sion and to continue hem without inifImisSion TO
HE close BOYS from distance can By acc9nino-
Slated with pleasant taaii, ca moderate terms, in
private families IN Chaflvstowa.
For III Their information apply to Mr.. IL. s.
WHrre-Sec'rY Of the Beard Of Trustees, CHARLES
town, Va.
july a. 1881 r.
+ n. S. The Trustees Il the Academy having now
+ had trial d the Priuciral Mr. 2 II. PowEas, Ter
"a ful wear, deem il proper tJ add 10 inc foregoing
advertisement thai tor thorough scholarship, tact
ia the mana cement 81 boys uniiffng industry and
in every other respect devoted fidelity TO his Uust
they believe Mi Z has no superior the country.
His Assistant Mr.. FAHSEsrccKl too, comes so
/ ssfansly recommended a. 10 give assurance Of the
highest Ell eney in the departments d ne camnit-
ted his Tge Under The DIRECTION OF The principal
The Trustees therefore can say, wilhthe fullest
i confidence Ia those s{chiidreu To- edutate in
/ this community that lhere1s mo longer necessity
for sehaing them away. in efder 10 most tlsorougn
/ ara,setn,a al efaestnt; hot taat on The contrary
M s5ll,ai mr. nliefs aHfacgIdes 10 those Rhrn7a
4 rarely cCns IL aud no where exceede,ii Br 81 a
/ 81 he Beaf A HUNTER. Ffe4E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
j sALMAYs skcls RIcmr.

On this subject tho Philadelphia Ledger
spyslWs once kntw ah old Frsena. WIS 6aa
us one piece Of advice to yoang beginners
y was, IF theell oDly begin tight, all viii
60 we'll Isl We have eftea thought that there
Vas more Ia the Recommendation than even
tae goea Quaker saw fos there is scarcely
aaythlng 70 BE- doRs ia life 10 which the
aaage begin risAts iln6s apply. Success
y S mi = synonyms ,leF beginning right
y ne, Ter exanlpls, is the Aealthiesl. tho
early riser Or the slusgard 7 It is ths man
we begins the dayrikht, ~ leaving his bed
With the srn end inAAling the fresh air ef
morning net the enc Whs rrlnaias till eigAtsr
s'se e,cteek ma clysS chamber. sleeping &
dnli; Supplying slssF Whslsgsts through
MS Gays werl sAe-eaziests IS at bis store
soonest y always best prepared for the Gus.
temsrs OF the day and often. indeed, has sold
many bill befsFeI his lsggard neigh bors are
Slr Walter Scott used to have half his
days writing finished before breakfast A
shrewd observer has said that late riser
acoasumes the day il trying 10 recover the
hours be lost the morning Mind and
bcsyHare both freshest early In the Say
The lawyer shauld think. the minister study
the author VI I, TIE yaletudinarian walk or .
rae, and the saeelsnit or far ner be atwork
as early az possible.
But, above al things. life should be begun
IrightI Young nsE rarely know hew much
their Eeonduct, duriAg The first few years. II.
ieets their subsequent success 1t is not
enly that older persons. in the same busi.
ness, form their orsaibus offthem at this
time, but thateveRy beginner acquires. dur.
ing these years, habits fer good Of i'll which I
color his Iwhele fAture career. We have
seen someIof the nble$t young men. with
every advantage ofioysune add friends. sow
the seeds of ruin and early death by in.
dnlgipg too freely ia the frst years of man
hood. We have seen others, with far less
capacity, and without any backing but in,
dustrg ana energy. rise gradually to fortune
apd iaiuepce. franklin is a familiar illus
t5ation of what man ,can do. who begins
right! lfIhe had been too proud to eat rolls
in the street whe;i he was q poor boy, he
would never have been minister plenipoten-
tiary to the scourtqf France.
Always begin right Survey the whole
ground before youcommencee any underta.
king, land you will thch be prepared to 90
fgrward successfully. Neglect tits, however.
and you are almost sure to fail Ia other
wcrdI begin right a good commencement
i half theIbattls. 4 false fr$t step is almost
certain defeat BEGIN RioHr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15
Saddle & Harness Making.
A WANTEDs
Inl. ono Bushels az Wheat!

rV4R eoh-I.fi hrFs HAVING opened q W1Feh0use
~ + a sShenheFsitrnwn 50 codnectien with the
POTOMAC 1iIgsLS are fprrpared and wish %
purchase the above quantity %
WheaE Corn, &C.,
lor which hey win fay he highest price, ii cash.
the markets VIII adoid-
They am prepared 70 freight t. lie nisfittsnd
Alexaniri1 All kinds Of Prttiu-e &C., that may be
offered Oh The bestterms. We arelnow receiving.
and win keep on hand for The acchmmodsfioh ot
those dealing with Us. large sock o[ Plaster.
Saf. &c Il
Mr.. John KeplinssF VIM 3 found AZ Il:e Ware,
house % give he business rfompi Attention.
F, & ,. w. REYNOLDS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15

AfAvAwcE tx PRlcEs or Cars IN ArzTs LA LETT
ter frbm Geeong published in tht Austaliaa papers.
SAYS that the miners suffer badly bm the qnastty
cf mile and that a. high fifty shihgs( about twelve
dollafs and halo has been raid for cat Mr.. Hitch
cock adyeFtses that he will pay Ye doaars heal for
carl load. j
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15

Heavy RcaBknF-f aovInEScEsR l., sept THE
rnesseSscr Of Tie Newport BaHi as ROBBED on bsard
the sthaner perrE this AFTERNOON df package contain
inp ssaa Dag 10 SS5000g Whilst his back was turned
,c tef changed the package, sastitutisg newspaper
IN t The size III tile bills The messenger dill not dis
cheat Until he arrived at The Merchants' Bank
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-15

a GSstp BArs.--On Saturday -InoEning week, a Miss
wedse FELL head FOREMOST into well.at Sir john
Run, Morgan county. THE well 81 aboutSSD feet deep.
having IN Il sole3 or feet of water. Size went ta.fhe
boor receiving but slight INJURY, and was fafaedi-
atrg tulIcd III by rope let dow4 Is hsfs which she
caught IN her HANDS, MnrtilsbtTg GGzetieE II