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Southern shield., 1853-02-26


 ous letters from physicians, agentn, and those who use the me dicine from all the Western and Southern States satisfy us that this IS moderate estimate, and that our medicine is rapidly taking the place ot the va rous counterfeits which are atoat and the numerous tonic mixtures made wholly of quinlne, which are m- posed upon the public by manufacturers who i've, ho- body knows where. ~ Dr. Bragg's famous Indian Queen Vegetable Pills are of two kinds-the Cathartc and Ionlc. The Tonic pills are peculiarly adapted to the quick and per manen cure of fever and ague orpor of the liver and general debility. It Is in fever and ague, chill fever &c that they achieve their greatest trlumphs. IL rarely requires twelve hours or more than halt box of the tonic pills to break the chills and effect permanent curewhich is rarely the with the ton c mixtures of euinine. hawked about the country by ignorant pretenders Those who take the tonic pills once will never forSake them
 Who can wonder then that medicine of such exten- sive popularity and extraordinary virtues should cause Great Excitement among the Doctors! The preiudices of physicians against their are at last giving away to the play of reason and the vctions of every day experience which they derive from their patients and friends who use them.
 Doctors are almost every day sending orders from every part of the country, for supply ot these pills to use in their practice.
 Here is one all the way from Mississippi, just re- ceved Let Doctors and the sick look to it and hasten in noocure n supply of this wonderful Tonic:
 BEACH GROVE, Tippah County, Miss. To Dr. Bragg St. Louis, Mo.-DEAR SIR--l have to to inform YOU that have used all our Tonic Pills, and therefore pray you to send me another supply mmedl- atey as there is much fever and ague within the bounds of my practice, and hardly know how to sat sfy and cure my patients without them.
 i have thoroughly tested your Tonic pills Tn my practice through this country not only in chs and e- yer, but in real typhoid fever and have met with such success from their that now find myself at great loss to get along without them consider them great blessing to the people of the West and South, and an satisfied that they are important in the of more diseases than ycu recommend them for.
 Don't fail to forward me supply by mail, as quick as possible, directed as above
 Very respectfully, yours,
 JAMES HODGES, M D. Sold ia Heie1aa by
 NASH $ CLEBURNE, .4sd throughout the country by Agents gen. eralIy. Jan. ID. lo53.
Southern shield., 1853-02-26

z. F. Wezel & Go. Pine street 40 do Making in all sold by the above thirteen houses I, 5l3 gross 8 l56 dozen 2l7S72 bottles. The sales during the past year amount to about million bot ties, and the same need of praise is voluntarily and freely given it's nestimable virtues by all who 1t, because it always performs what it promises.
 TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-Every store should be supplied with this valuable Liniment, it pays good profit and sells rapidly.
 g3gPrices for the Lniment: It is put up in bottles of three szes and reas at 9 cents; 50 cents, and sI per bottle. The fifty cents and one dollar contain 50 and 100 per cent. more Liniment in proportion to their cost so that money is saved by buying the larger sizes. A. c. BRAGG & CO., sole Proprietors. Principal Office, 304 Broadway, corner Dane-s N. Y And corner Third and Market-sts. St. Louis Mo. Also for sale by dealers in Medicines in all parts of the Union.
 tzzly Ihe Great Popular Medicine of the day- Fast amount used per ns0nth-1he numer- ous and acOndeyid Cures # e6ects-Ns magical e6ect slpon Bilious Fsvers, and FsUer and .Rgue-Grea Erciteme1s' among the Doctors!
 Sold in Helena, Arkansas, bv
 NASH G CLEBURNE.
Southern shield., 1853-02-26

as often as the Postmaster Generals ad vertisement for proposals on the same, dated February 9, 1853, requires, in the time stated in the schedules contained in such advertise ment, and by the following mode of convey ance, to wit: Here state how it is to be con, veyed, for the annual sum of here write out the sum in words at full length.
 Dated Signed.
 Form of GuaraalY.
 The udersigned undertake that, if the forego- ing bid for carrying the mails on route No.
 be accepted by the Postmaster General the bidder shall, prior to the lst day of July next, enter into the required obligation to per form the service proposed, with good and suffl- cient sureities.
 Dated Signed by two guarantors.
 Form of Certificate.
 The undersigned (postmaster, judge, or clerk of court of record, as the case may bel certi- fes that he is well acquainted with the above guarantors and their property, and that they are men of property and able to make good their guaranty.
 Dated Signed
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5O,OOO Boxes Per Month:

And we fiud it difficult with large force of hands and the late improvements of machinery which we have adopted, to manufacture them fast enough to supply in thirteen Western and Southern States, One large manufactory is constantly engaged in preparing the various concentrated extracts of which they are ccm posed From the best information we can obtain from our 8O00 selling agents and hosts of attentive cores pondents in all parts of the country, our medlclene cures, per month not less than
 9 0O0 cases of fever and ague thousand of which
 have resisted all other LreatmenL
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The Indian Queen Vegetable Pills,

"A RE now admitted on all hands 10 be the -EA- most extraordinary and valuable medicine in general use It not only specific upon the bilious and typhus levers, chils and fever and fever and ague of the West and South but in all diseases of debility week stomach ind gestion loss of appetite
 impuyty of the blood; and all diseases prevalent in a western and southern climate. Their great power ssts in their peculiar effect upon all the organs of the system and the rapid formation of New and Rich Blood which they produce In this lies the great sc thei aatorbut searching and permanent in their eff tect-penerang the reotest recesses of the sytem by their ready absortion into the blood thereby infusing supply of vitality and nervous power into all the machinery of life. The extensive popularity they acquired all over the West and Sonth ensures sales of
Southern shield., 1853-02-26

Postmaster General. Post Office Department, Feb. ?, 1853. Feb. l9 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31

NAEIA8EEe 10 Wits
AT rules held 10 he Clerks 0fhce II ths.Sire
Court of Jefferson County. en- De 6sh MHrc1. lcell
C1aFlss q n. Bfern sn2 Ileuas g. WAIST.
FfaacisD Dnagas an2 George Enf ~ PesI-s,.,
esdsF "a nans 81 frA II HsLlfnP ~. 40.
RHR, fia'e'ils'
arainrt H.
1Enoa n af,srs, erd Jsla n Dtar1 80 ~. -.
~ SIraifh iais paxfaers nSdrr ~ HaAf 49, 2 =
ofJ III Renr4 4 Co, AnkirtD 8snt1f, 49,. !. = =
V7sff R.rkard Dffeid sac hH,U ~ Sye1,s--
cesniy sAa q 1<ksff a4 L'l''s I, -.
IN cHANcERY.
TIME Object " this snil lss9 FetseN - :. "
i 4 decree o. he iaie CirIaii Sppef1or Ceen y
Law m Chancery Tor Je1tFscn eognly, q Oe.e-
ber tera Ig19 dismissiDg ne bill o. nc plannns,
IA suIf IN which the Plainlsts - ihie SAT- YES
painliIs and the defendanispn This sfii were aer
frndaufs ana fariherfo set aside sale Of eer-ain
negro-s 70 The defendant Milton Il M4ore, and 10
ehsnec the demands 81 the pnintits % them and
81 lher hires or annual value, since t9e said sale
fhfrrof made by Themas Rut6efford, Deputy Sher-
III of jefferson county, untsf cersain executions
which were in his hands and levied OF The goods
and cIatiIes ofthe defendant John B. Packet.
Il appearing BIZ sdavit flSd in this suit that the
defendant JohnH Beard Is NOT 4 resident Of this
State he Is hereby required ID appear Here within
one month after due pnbicatsn Of thisE order, and
de what Is necessary 10 proieef bis Interest IN this
matter. 4 Is further ordered ltat copy hereof lie
published once asWeek for fopkssecessife weeks In
The Virginia Free Press and posted ii thel front
door Of the Courthouse OF ihisscouuy.I lon The hrst
day Of the next County Court; A COPY Teste,
March 10. RI THROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
virginia, 10 wit !:


AT rules held IN ihs Clerks Office Of the Circuit,
Coatt OF Jefferson county, on the 9Th day Of Mareh
Rebeeea Hanter ezeentrir Of JssePi E. Lane, deed.
against Plaintiff
Ann T,giaia Frazer. CatlarfHe Jane Frnzr and
Eraltas Lear Fraziex aud Horace r. Riddle and
Sarah n. his rife, ard Eliza6tlh r. Hunter and
Mary J. f. H4nter Defendants
In CHANCERY
TIME object Of this suit is to obtain from the court
Il proper construction OF 50 much OF The Will
Of Joseph Z. Lane, o. Jefferson couhiy, Va, as
makes certain beqaests 10 the defendants Ann Vir-
ginia Frazer Catharine Jane Frazer aud Eyaline
Lear Frazer, who are not residents OF this Com
Inonwealfh. 4
It appearing by affidavit filed in this suit that the
defendants Ann Virginia Frazer Cathsrihe Jane
Frazer, and Eyaline Lear Frazer are not residents
OF this State they are hereby Iequired]to appear
here within one month alter due publication oflhis
order and do what's necessary to protect their in
teress ia this matter. II is further ordered that
copy hereof be published once week fiji four sue
cessive weeks 10 the Virginia Free Press, and post
ed at the front door ohe Court house Of this coun.
ty, on the FIRST day oflhe next County Court
A copy-Tesie, r. I, BROWN,
March 10, 1858. csfk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31


~ We never knew seolding man 4hat
MAS able 10 govern . family. What makes
people seoidi Because they cannot govern
themselves. How can they govern others
those whe govern well are generally calm
they are prompt and rs,oluts, but steady
Sad mild
M The reply Of an enlightened. mahom+
adam 10 missienxry is characteristic sfsthe
race Of Moslems:- Your religion" said
he. q gives me three gods and enc wife !;
mine Rives three wives and one Ged : I pro-
fer my own i
n < man With eleven daughters vas
iaisly eemplaining thai he found it hard 70
live sYou must husband sy5nrstine,n said
another, sand then you viii do kell enough y
81 could do much BETTER was the REPLY,
III esuld husband my daughters 4
~ A man recently purchased link of
sausage, sleng drawn out, and was nearly
ehoks1 to death ~ apiece of brass collar
msrkel Eide, How the collar got intothe
sausage, is the question.
n Rabbi Joshua once met boy vhe
carried something in covered vessel.
Ny boy, said the Rabbi, what have you
n ysur covered yesssli
IL il was intended fer yeu to know, 10.
piled The by, il would net have been cav
sred
~ Why are NEST persons who "a. .ur.
key, like babies
! Bsssuss thay are fsnd Of the breast
- a lsvellsrs Psreaiyiae TIVE crews az.
tng side BY side, exelaimed-
AYE, that's just q il should be I hale
10 see one crelg 0rcr dnether.
~ Mr.. Swipss, I've just kicked yebr
William cut Of Doors
We'll, Mr. Swinglo, it's the first Bill
ysu'vs sootsdsthis many day
S n DE Jon like novels p asked Ms,
Eitseerald of her country lover. al caa'i
say,S he replied, II never ate any; but.
tsli ysu, Tn some on possums"
- Msdssty i & handsome dish-ovsr
ihai makes ~ fancy shsrs must Be some
IiAine unasrnsathik
~ There il only one. thing less prof.A
lbls tlas snsias people, and tha. i going >
surity fer them
- Whsu Adam get tired u naming III,
knneroas tescondsnls, Ne said a Let ths
fssl " nansd Saith A
~ 0onilsmsn doiircus Of serving theiI
ibeIolsd odnntFy II same eiieial capacity
slssns w,e q che Carpet Bag. hits OF thuiB
s.Ihe Gee holisls ~ ~ h sWeni.s
- - en,s eeps,. vlia e.el.siles,
.' sc ~ e.l ns.,; s = sss.. y.
! ~ u what constellation ought the suu
y d every nerningl Arie, lsIlss
~ why 4 god odd Fellow like !,
nsn rneking oiglF
Dso1l.s y esiey. Ne keg.lia'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
Loudoun County Agricultural Iasti-
tute and Chemical academy.
Aide, Lotpous Co, Va,
January 18th, 1853.

Mn. GALLGHER-D Deer Sir :: The entefprising
farmers aud friends IF Improvement in Virginia
will, doubtless, be grathed that have associated
with me Mr.. James a. Gulck and Mr. Hartman
Bitter, two practical and successful agrieultufsls
for the purpose OF establishing an Agricultural In
stit1te and Chemical Academy in this County
The experimental Farm viii contain 800 Acres,
which will be cultivated according 10 The true prn.
cipe Of science and in which many interesting and
important experiments will be made. And efforts
will be made 10 obtain seeds from every part of the
Upiied States and from Foreign Countries. In
addition to two commodols dwellings already on
the estate, new building has been designed $50 BY
30 feet. Ore half Of which will be erected the
j present year. The Laboratory win be furnished
with an extensive collection Of the largest the
handsomest and best apparatus in the United
States. The museum VIII contain Geological
specimens, Minerals Fossils, Shell and also Mod.
els. Draughts and Catalogues OF Agricultural Ma.
chimes Implements and Tools. Aud for the tunve-
nience Of making and repairing apparatus awork.
shop will be hlted up with Turni0g Lathe Slide
Rest and all necessary Tools for working Id wood,
iron aud brass Full ceufkes OF Lectures win be
delivered, which will be illustrated with several
thousand useful and Interesting experiments,
The instruction VIII be thorough and practical
embracing Mathematics, Mechanics, CHEMISTRY
and other branches 81 Sesnre and Art IN their ap.
plicatlen to Farming aud Farm purposes.
Particular attention will be paid 10 Agricultural
Chemistry Preparation Of Pure Chemeals-+sM an
agement OF water courses Principles OF irrigation
Analysis. OF Sois--G CONSTRUCTION Of FarmIBuitd.
ings-Eslimales Of Lumber-Planling, bidding
G1attiag pruning and cultivation OF Fruit Trees
And IN fine every Thing important 10 tie pracli-
cal farmer and men Of business.
To complete the designs Of this Institution will
require an outlay OF 40 to 30 thousand dollars and
II II receives that patronage which is hoped for and
expected no expense willIbe spared to make il the
best institution of the kind ia The World II now
the advocates OF improvement really in earnest
they will take this enterprise by the hand and help
il along, by giving a good list Of students at The
commencement Its hoped that every county in
the State will send at least one student The rst ses-
sion And that the different Agricultural Societies
will ascertain how many students can be sentffrorn
their respective districts and forward list Of The
same by the LIST day Of December next. tR#
The Institute will be opened for the reception Of
Students on the lst OF March, 1854. Terms inclu.
ding allexpenses except Books and Stationery 5000
per session OF ten months. f
Circulars NAV be had BY addressing the princi-
pal at Aldie P o., Loudo1nI County, va.
BENZ. II. BENTON, Principal
ofths LoNd0Vs County A FridallRrGL TastiIate
February g. 1883 and Chemical AcQfe1av
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31

AT rni-s ksid IN he CLERK. osSse q u. cir,si,
Court jefferson County on The "a dayiof AiaFth.
*: zs< Baak Il IL. Faisy IN vsssirl
PlAlsTIrF,
George g. Gore, George WI .Safpin etoa.
W, Trustee, Wtefh u Nerygs, as ncs.e of
ne septraI Parfhkrs nnkneled. Joen Cub.
ing, George Estarf q Co. ,litit siames n
The setsral partners snInossnI \ ~ Morse
ton, Ems Il Seertrs, The none5 II ti.s sereral
partMrs unkhoxs, X d. Ksilek, Ashland
q Reniingfon, he namss Sfs fhs sereral
partners Enkaosgs, Harrey, TaplOEd Ff;s.t
ty, ne nansts Of the several partners Nh
kAoscN, Smith, Murphy q. ca, ~ aansss
ef The seserai pa1tnsrs Hnkaossn, and MI
liansoa, BKrToagt & Co, IN nalIos sftLe
sepu0f partners EtskHoten. DRFxSDasrs.
George ". CHM, P4AnrIrF.
against
The samt, DrrksDEsrs.
petition, in ehaneerys
The object OF the abpge named suit and the Pc
tiIiQn in ehaneery last NAMED, Is iosuheet tract
Of land Of The defendant GroFe Iyipg in jefferson
County, % swo iudgmknis rendefedfn the Cireuil
Court Of Jefferson Cohniy, in al bur OF the said
Valley Bank, sgainsllthe said d endant Grove,
ara % judgment rendered IN the Circuit Court or
Of Frederick coaaiy, III favour Of he said George
w. CHM, against The said defendant Grove. Said
Iaetof land being the same which was eonveyed
By said Grove to said George w Shppin gton. Jr.,
for the benefit ofIhe above named defendants
and others..S
4 Il appearing By affidavit fled in this suit that
the defendants, George w. Sappihfton. III. John
Cushing, J. II. Morseion, J. NJ keIlde, and Wyrth
& Norris. George EcLhart & Co. ElSns q Sewers
Ashhuni & Remington, Harvey TAYLOR 4 FRS
BY. Smith Murphy & Co, and Williamson. Bur
rough q CO.. the several partnerssn the said firms
being unknown are not residents Of this state, they
are hereby required 70 appear here within one
month after due publication OF this order ana 40
what is necessary TO Protect their Interests In this
matter. II Is further ordered that copy hereof be
published once week, bforIfour successive weeks
IN The Virginia Free Press" aS9tposicd al the
front door Of the Court Hoase Of tais Countv N
the FIRST day Of the next County Court.
A Copy-Tesie, r. T, BROWN.
March 10 1853. Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.

TIME subscriber hegs leave TO return hIV sincere
i lhanks for the very liberal patronage he has
received during the asl thirteen WARS he has bse
eagaged IN Coach Making In charleslowni AMI
a. this II the commencement of new year and set
lling up Tine he would most respectfully request
all who know themselves lndebledto call and sellle
As there are some few accounts that have not been
settled for the last ten YEARS he would suggest set
iltmeni and then be perfectly willing 10 20 in fot
another ten.
He has large assortment Of CARRIAGES OF
all kinds, which he will sell low for eask or on
eredit 10 suit the purchaser; or make to order any
description Of CARRIAGES. He has now on
hand, Jenny Lind Coaches, six passenger; Rocka-
ways, four and two passenger; gBuggies, ditto !
Carryoles and Barouches Also 10 large stock OF
second hand Carriages, which will be sold very low
Coach Barouche and Buggy Harness, from S 8
TO 500, made ofthe bet material, and in approved
workmanship
4 Carriages and Harness repaired at short notice
Feb. 10, 1853. WI. HAWKS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
LlRH.E A Nd SPLENDIL
ST OCK OF G j DS,
az Cost, for Cash only.


TIME undersigned having sold his Property, III.
/ elpdmg his Stofe uenseAo the government,
has determined ID close bis business IN the Mcr.
CATTLE lineg lie lhereiofe offers his extensive
STOCK OIktGOoDs,
which has been purchased II low a. any Suck in
tbs Valley Of Virginia. and all Fresh Goods, he
fhaying been Ii AusnessIony ahonrtwo years ~
Fhis assortment consists In part Of the following
articles, viz
Plain, Black, changeable, Plaid, Striped and
Figured SlksI;'
Silk Tissues Of various patterns
Illusions, TaFitons, and Sarceneis
Barases Of every qualify; Barage De Lains
Mnslins and Lawns Mourning Lawns;
Sgiss, plain and hgursd. Musins;
x Cambrcs and yaconets 10; Peplias;
Super Curtain Mnsins OF various patterns;
Ginghams and Calicaes all patterns and prices
Ladies super Linen Hdk'fs. from 10 cts. up;
Genilemen's Linen and Silk Hdk'fs;
CoIored and Black Cravais
Grape ard Cashmer Shawls Of various sizes and
prices
Thitet and Barage shawls, Of various sizes and
Il prices
Figufed and plain Bobines;
large assortment Of Dress Trimmings;
Silk Laces and Fringes;
French worked Collars:
Ladies KID silk, and LsIe Thread Gloves;
Gentlemens Kid and Silk Gloves;
Parasols and Umbrellas;
Ladies' SILK Cashmere, Lambs Wool and Cot
ton Hose; I
Gentlemen Lambs Wool Hose;
Super Black Cloths and cassimeres 4
Do Fancy Gassinelts at very low prices; D
Silk Velvet, Satin, Figured Silk and Marsailes
Vestings;
Tweeds of all dolors and prices;
Super White. Red and yellow Flannels;
Canton Faannels; Domesics Of every descrip-
tion and colors; Silk and Fancy Bunnels;
A large assortment OF Fancy and Plain Ribbons
Artificial Flowers, Cape Tabs, Combs and
Brushes, and almost every article4n the fancy
way.
Among which are several handsome Tea4Sets.-
good assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery Carpen-
ters Tools, &c, Waters, Looking Glasses and tin
Ware.
GROCERIES.
Ilhavc large stock OF Groceries all Of which
are Of the best quality.
II large lofof Ladies and Children Shoes; Silk.
and Leehorn Hats ,Kossuih and Wool do; Caps
OF every description; all Of WHICH viii positively
be sold ii cOSF for CASH, as undetermined TO.
close up my business.
Those who desire TO get good bargains are res
pectfully invited to call soon and Judge for them
selves. AHs4z77t7 JOHN G. WILSON.
HarpeFs- Ferry, Aug. 10. 1852
M B. Those who know themselves 10 be in
debrd 70 me are respectfully requested to call and
settle their accounts. ]. G. w
August 49, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31

rs conf5tnllv recommended 10 Invalids, as an
j. snr,iss,sl 81 anv Known preparaiion. for the
cuSe Of ccnrfs 7.-,~s ard oiher forms Of Common
cslds Brosrlits $780,. uruupI coussmp1ioH in an
Eariy Stage, and for the rsf af fhe Patient efen y
Advanced Stages Of thai Fatal Diseese
u eombincs, IN scientific manner, remedies q lqng
esteemed value with others Of more recent
and besldes rs s,rIl nj 1aic qualities acts thredgh
the skin gently and Win great efficacy, Tor the cure
o. this class Of diseases.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
\ Tailoring Business,


We un1.If'Ened are PREPARED IoFecfIFe Coax,
~ both q he several Dtpois In lks County and
- ne 9.o F1u4ce. They viii state now - an
utanApi. RUE nat AItrc4 Corn will NOT Be taken
e.t.y pre- q % any terms. u must Be ether
White o. Yellow They will rtccire corn now
and vii advance one half Of Is Supposed value
and p1y he balance when Il rrachc; market. ds-
d1ei'n9 only ies cost o. iransporia.ion ff0n De
,.,....,s., BLlokBURN = Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
Blessings Oyster Saloon.

TyHIs Establishment has been reflted and opens
u ed, and The Proprietor has made such arrange
ments q will enable him 70 supply his old custom
eIs and alloihefs By The plate, quart. Of can The
public are invited 70 call
Oct 81, ie52s IF. BLESSING.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
Warehouse at the old Furnace.

WHEAT, CORN, 3ess JY.4NTED.
TNHE subscribers respectfully INFORM The citizens
Il Of Jefferson and Berkeley counties, Va, and
those Of Washington county Md, that they have
erected a large and commodious Brick Warehouse
al the Old Furnace, on the PoIomacriver (under
the name and firm of LUCAS 4 MOORE.)
where they will al all times be- prepared TO furnish
transportation, In their superior line Of Canal
Boats, for any and all freight, destined for the
Markets of the District. Terms reasonable. and
such as will make II the interest ofaIl to give them
trial.
IL The highest market Cash price will be
paid, for from Eve to twenty thousand bushels OF
WHEAT-to be delivered at such times as the,
parties may agree, and in parcels 10 suit the con-
venienee Of those interested Also, the highest
market price will be paid for CORN, OATS, and
Country Produce generally. Farmers and others
will find Il to their interest call before dsposing
Of their Grain or Produce, as our arrangements are
such as 10 offer inducements equal 70 that Of any
other House in the Valley
PLASTER, FISH, Salt, &c,
Will be kept constantly on hand and disposed of on
the most reasonable terms by the cargo or smallea
quantity. ROBERT LUCAS, R.,
SAMUEL. MOORE.
Old Furnace, Aug 5. ls52-Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Trustees Of
~ Charlestown will make applicaiica 10 the
empowering them to extend the limits &c Charles
town. or tor an increase OF power Whereby the in
tefests of the corporation may be defended and
preserved. TEE TRUSrEES
Dec - 1852 Il 49, 's-t,'1s9} l----s-i-.