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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

CHCERING PaosP&cr.-rIc Cinciunaii Gazette Of a
late date abiding the croAk's in thl, portion Of the
country SAYS that the sngeney in the Money mark e.
cannot last png, AMI inlulses in this cheerful strain
"n the staple products of the West the average guam.
ty 10 that OF any former year, while the demand
Tor home consumption and expectation Is increased by in
creased population a. Lcme, aud reduced production
abroad The great agriculture! prodctS of Ohio-whea
and IN demand, and readily SCI! high prices
The cattle aud hogs which preparing mar.
ket, ia number weight, will equal any fomer year
and th ou the price here may hot equal the
pices VI year, yet they will be rcnuuerstug 10 the
farmer. Certainly more provisions will be required 10
stsy the demands OG!e Tor increased population
anI We may pretty certainly calculate that demand from
abroad will be diminished by political agitation short
crops, in Europe. An Increase OF tie number Of
soldiers NIll INCREASE the producing oi
provisions be supplied irou United Stitcs In
aiiou 10 every thing have sell therefore our pros
poets anything gloomythcy indicate ready sales
a fair prices oi au abundant supply"
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r. new route from Boston to New York will be
opened about tie II January At tho Boston end
this route with the Norfolk county road and
runs to Blackstone distance Of 80 miles: from Black.
stone to SOuhbidgG, distance OF - miles road is
building and j. nearly flushed. thence from South.
bridge Norwich the NorNcS amt Worcester road
80 miles crossing bridge it here with the New
London Wl!mlutic and Palmer road to New London II
miles; from Sew London, the New London aud New
Haven road 30 mile- from New Haven New York, "a
Inilcs. Total, 229 mrs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

Lucy Stone meutons a. one Of the six objections 10 a
womans beog married. thai sbe loses the control Of her
children
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SlOQ,e6s 81
66,S3l 20
4sfs6 81

BY the annual statement Of the Treasurer, showing
the condition of the Companys finances for the past
year. also the receipts and expenditures from the
organization of the Company to the SOth September,
1858, the aggregate receipts from all sources incu-
ding balance hand at the commencement, were
Sl,5l9,O6l A. and the disbursements, $l,SH,SH ~,
leaving balance on hand Of Sl4G,ss6 IL. The re-
ccipts from the organization of the Company are put
dcwn at So 7ol 100 90, anil the expenditures at So
ca, SCI 5S.
The reports reflect much credit upon the officers OF
the Company, and show the affairs of the improve
mcnt to be i'm n prosperous condition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

aFge sale 40
- prices Also Buttons Pns, Needles and Yves Checks
Waited Wafe consisting Of Castort spoon To,
"s.s bu'sT hpivs', osPs snd GSblels gaT safe By
esW ELIAs YALE, iO6 Main 81
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y
Before the subscriber justice Of tho peace for Ohio
county IN the State Of Virginia ths day in my sad coun
" came Daniel Lamb Cashier u the Northwesicrn Bank
Of virginia and made nah In due form that the forego-
ing siaemen correct N the best Of his knowledge and
belief Gi'en under ny hand this 2p;h day Of October
1889. JAS H. MCMECHEN, J.P.
We certify The foregoing 90 be correct % the best Of
our knowledge aud belief r. CRANGLE
JAS. n. STOUT
THOS JOHNSTON, Jr,
ROBT MORRISON,
l.. STEENROD
W. CAMPBELL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

UDLArfD TABLE CtTLKRN.-A supply Of Ivory hand
Fable aud Dessert Knives, with silver Plated Blades u
and beautiful article ust 10 hand from the manuactpy
sac by G. J. stNTON 4 Co
nc2a sEn Of the Circular Sa n M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

r. The Ne" York Herald after noticing that the
Fieeso journals lie organs fthc Administrative
in that state says
after looking thele results ofthe administration
IL vesy apt believe tiat As. Fuss who reported
certain ABOLITION speeches delivered by General Pierce in
lie" utup1hre, tao three years ago. very
from telling tha gospel truth after all
Keep in miu that the HsrIi did its hes. to secure
the election ofGen Pierce. 1t the Of is courss
and has the uIlnliuess to acknowledge IT,
Az IuPoErAST MovEIESr.-A Washington despatch
to tie New YorA Herald, s4ys:-.The National Demo
cratic Committee call n4tional co invention OF the
Democratic party ut BIltimorc about the time otthe
meeting Of Congress- Tde object i take into conside-
ration The OF the UaoI As illustrated in the con.
due: Of the present Administrations, They will determine
the question whether the Baltimore platform has bseu
properly uuicE-tcod by the Cabet aud whether their
policy meets tie appreciation Of the people The South.
States will be fully represented IS will the anti free;
sOh par;J VI L.c North aud west.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

NIOusLtINis At ~ Ie Cent. Per Ysrd.-we have just
1NM received OF Mousaine which ,ts
yard, oc2S O. HAHTWFLL 90
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so '''' BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
- oc2s DAVENPORT, ALLFH CO.

~ WOODHOUsE dat. Mash woodhouseD Earie gauarr re-
eeved BY the sst steamer another supply q elegant Piano
For- from the extensive mandatory ~ stodaTt These In
exquisite and touch dura
bly latest and fashionable styles Hnani
being onertd prices, render entirely uuu,ces
sary o . ,nd North % buy Piano Fortcs
Also constantly receiving the latest New Music puishct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31
LUDLAM A WATSON


NlGAGS.The subscribers have store V-ry lar. ana,
~ varied stock OF genuine Hyana Cigars which they w.ul
call the attention Of smokers which found the
following choice brands Neptune Imperial Rrgas N
OiliNn DiAr Las Dos llermanA Londres.
Prrs, Havana, aud other popular brands twenty thou
sand Of those nnc old Principle which gvins such general
satisfaction In addition the above have han, nay
thousand Domestic Cigars Of good quality prr
oe3i liz W,ia'.,.s,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

6NIAN0 EXPECTED 500 IONS Ilest PerRian Gunno. nov
~ on the expected In all week
dcrtd The article early IN the season, have
piled, will pea'e their orders without delay article
will be furnished az the regular price o. SO cash atru e.,
vessel. for2-I Itgu Dt,Y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

TUNIN pLATEs-qCO boxes, v.riou. sizes. for sal. by
oelS JOHN n. GORDON a SON.
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Fnn ImE rnIIET.-Re,l q

HiILE- Pom THE TOIIET.-Reai Genuine Farins c..
N loEne, GeIman flinders English Honey soap, or oarr'1
hands Amandine and English Cold Cream: Lows Maru,
Pomade sud soaps Lubns Ceeraed Perfumes, Guetan h
freneh shaving soaps; Port Monne5 Pocket Booi Comic Hair
Brue In great variety Of Cigar Cases Tobacco pouc
Cologne and Horida water superior quality Charcoal Tooth
Paste and Pearl DSntrince OdfdTe Bam Of Columbia also
The celebrated usTa Hair Tonic prepared and sold ~ from
The original Paris receipt sud Is he best article known beauty
and cleanse the hair Fold BY - . -
A Drug
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

The gross receipts from all sources are
From which deduct expenses,
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TT the indies are accused OF eHlrlyagance in Their
dress aud ornaments every day in the week, 10y
brainess upslrt while the other quite liable
Talk OF female cItrLvagancci Why, a fash
onable crayatn these days sells for i've doIas while the
fall styles at velvet vests range irSm ten tn twenty
And ia the OF buttons, single sell for
from sixty to hundred ami twenty dollars a set and
the price a fashionable shirt Ut the Boston clothing
.tores is twelve dollars Eemlle ekrAyaEAnce, indecd
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r.
tune, "e arc hsppy to say to get of without any scars
ANOTHER LaurE rrou CoLLlcron Bacssoy.-Tbe
Washington Ssu.ti puDhs, size following letter from
Collector Bronson ia reply the charge against him Of
FrccsoiI aue.; together with the one written in the
year 1851.
Ia tie E.Nior-afHs Wu,l;pyt,p s. iEnsl.
The Hon. Jefferson Davis recently pusr.b.l tro
letters in the Washirgty, Sentinel relating 90 New
York matcr 30 one Of Nhich hc zp0sc Of ue az having
be en- very ic" years ago the advocate VI irec-oim
AMI referred 20 letter which wrote in July ISIS TO
Van Buren, or iree-1l meeting iu this city The General
very Ccncfous adds, that he BE- willing IN this a. D or
eases ito drop the inquiry into bygOue opinions a1d as.
socatDus 7nI to adhere 90 the compact Of Is52~ ~
While duly aFpil iute the Intended kindness have no
occasion 20 avail ms ei Of ir short statute Of limitations.
Tor never had any Opinions associations" ON tle
side %! "lfccsOiHi.' Although did not trga~e in tia
strife Of pUturs while occupying hgii judicial station
10 D. vel. known u G state aud probably IN some other.
hii Wa hru su7pnro, 81 General Cas- iu ISIS and
decidedly opposed To Af Van Buren, .nd the LEADING pD
tcinna who joined him iu hi. revolt ! have never had
bat one opinion acted Iu more than Que say in sI
ton 10 the slavery question.
fhI letter which has been mentioned proves that de-
cined ifeeso asocatiun7' and opposed To frrc.o
opinions Mr ' ~ Buren, and his followers we're then
insisting that Congress sOuiI guBct the Wiug prpvi.
nud exclude slavery from tc s,i.s aud Trit,rr.
Ihcy also -ad that the slave States would demand uc m
reference ui tuuEf0ss authorize them p cnfry tb.ir
slaves into free territory. declared myself Opu1.eJ IN
any action Of Conge' on the subject either iy way Of
prohibiting authorizing slavery IN ANY territory where
u I'D not already exist This would leave the matter n
be settled Dy the States themselves When States should be
formed.
On the mere con.Ulldonsl question. the opin,n VA.
expressed that livery could nos cs.i where 10 VA. r,
authorized by hs; aud, consequently that n u. matter
REMOVED with ti. slaves into free state Territory the
slaves would be free. Whether that opinion 80 far a. re
itesto tf Territories Of tho United State wa. we'll found
81, b. question Which some time be- considered
10y courts " justice, sod 10y their decision shall
abide. But yet have seen DO reason IN charge NV
fN.# .f'fr. ID ID lint a. o.
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1853, October lst, balance in the treasury
to the credit Of the Literary Fund, sSS sos 95
Oct l7th, 1853. WIN JACKSON, Second Auditor.
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no. IL
3Oih September, 1889.

Statement Of the Permanent Capital
This fund is derived from the following sources under
act of February ID 1910, Chap L. aud subsequent
cts, (see Code OF Virgins, Chap. 7e.)
nitcd States debt, (war of lsl2 adyan-
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DurinE the last year there has
ben subscribed Of nee stock
By indivdusls tpq2 500
~ stats l70sOo es2 100 oo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-31

NJ OF
lNu another supply Of those MAEnetoErcrc Maclne for
Medical purpose They are sgrneratnF thereby saving of
time aud labor, Of more suitable for
the Practitioner than the Kind as they r. ~
"a. salts & acids 60 generate the electricity.
4. JOHNSTON 4 BROTHER, Druggists.
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ElA'ON hlDt'-.--iD lhds prime quality, Tor sale nv
- OCH DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
NOh SALE ny D brown, 10 shares Virginia Central
~ Ntiruad Stock, created IN iS3G.
eco Virginia state Six Per Cent Stock cdeemabr auu,.
MTls'b J. BROWN JR, stock Broker,
E--N Onisc opposite usuk uf
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bEID-oIi NRTIRs RON p,s,,oyIuIr ~,

NLASs MAkE-Cu ulHss Decantcrs Tumblrrs ChampAgnrs
"a HO5lets Wines Leonades Bowls CELERY
a. Pressed DO In variety, and all very No
III West Main street.
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IHNoIIEr sETs IN EVERY yARIkTY-ToieI sets g. 10 "a
and i6 pieces Of Blue, White Granite, F.wng Decorated
au Git and Fancy Patterns; Toilet and
other pieces singiy and ia pairs. JAS ID. H. EVANS
or2s III West Main
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-12
Warehouse at the Old Furnace.
uREAT CORN, a.e.. IYANTIn.

IpRE.AT. CORN, &C.. IY.fNT4D.
\ TsfIE suhRafiber respectfully inform The clllzeiis
4 y 81 JehffsOn and Berkeley counties Va, and
I those OF Washington county, Md. lhallh have
erected large Rnd enmmodious Brick Warehouse
al the Old Furnace, on The Pninmacflykr (nader
the name and ifm d LUCAS 8 MO0RE,l
where they will al all times be prepared 10 furnish
iransp0fasiOn, IN their Superior line of Canal
Boats, for any and all freight, destined Tor TIE
Markets Of The District. Terms reasohade. and
such win make Il the interest Of all to give Them
a trial.
IL The highest market Cash price will be
paid for from i've TO twenty thousand bushels of
WHEAT-lb be delivered al such times as The
parties may agree, and in parcels 10 suit the con
venence of those interested. Also. TIE highest
market price viii be paid for CORN, OATS. ana
Country Produce generally. Farmers and Others
will find ittoiheir interest oca before disposing
Of their Grain or Produce, as our arrangements ale
such as to offr Inducements eouaI Ia fkal ~ anv
other House II the Valley
PLASTER, FISH. SALT &r
Will ekepi Constantly on hand, and dis posed of On
the most reasonable Terms ky the cargo Tor smaller
quantity. ROBERT LUCAS. JR..
SAMUEL MOORE H.
Old Furnace, Aug s I652--ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-12
Leudoln Ounty Agricultural Insti-
tute and Chemical Academy.
ALDIE, LouDous Co, Va,
January 2t;th. 1853.


4 Ma. GALLAHER-D Dear SIR The enterpfising
farmers and friends vi improvement in Virginia
will, doubtless, be gratfed that have associated
with me Mr.. james II. Galick and Mr. Hartman
Bitter, two practical and successful agriculturisls
for the purpose Of establishing an Agricultural In-
sltute and Chemical Academy in this County
The experimental Farm will contain $40 Acres,
which will be cultivated according 10 thetrue prin-
epe Of scfeuce, and in which many interesting and
important experiments will be made. And efforts
will be made 10 oblai in seeds from every part Of The
United States and from Foreign Countries. In
addition 20 Two commodious dwellings already on
the estate. new building has been designed $50 by
30 feet. One halt Of which will be erected the
present year. The Laboratory will be furnished
with an extensive collection Of the largest, the
hAntsomest and best apparatus in the United
States. The Museum will contain Geological
specimens, Minerals, Fossils, Shell and also Mod
els Draughts and Catalogues of Agricultural Ma
chimes Implements and Tools. Add for the conye-
nience ofmaking and repairing apparatus 4 work.
shop will be fitted up with Turning Lathe, Slide
Rest and all necessary tools for working ID wood, ,
iron and brass. Full courses OF Lectures will be
delivered, which will be illustrated with several
thousand useful and interesting experiments
The Instruction will be thorough and practical,
embracing Mathematics, Mechanics, Chemistry
and oiher branches Of Science and AT, in their APP
pIicaionio Farming and Farm purposes.
Particular attention will be paid 10 Agricultural
Chemistry Preparation ofPHTe Chemcals-Man-
agement of water courses--Prineipes OF irrigation
Analysis Of Sols-Construclio of Farm Build
ings ~ Estimates or Lumber-P Planting, Budding
Grafingi Pruning and cultivation Of Fruit Trees
And III fine every thing important 10 The pF4cli
chi farmer and men of business.
To complete The designs Of this Institution win
require an outlay OF 40 to so thousand dollars and
" Il receives thai patronage which is hoped for and
expected no expense will be spared TO make It Tie
best institution Of the kind In The World. II now
the advocates OF Improvement are really In earnest
they will take his enterprise BY the hand and help
Il along, BY giving good list OF students at the
commencement II Is hoped that every county In
the State will send at least one student As frs Sos.
soa Aud that the different Agricultural Societies
Will ascertain how many students can be sent from
ihelrrespeetiye districts and forward Isl ei The
same BY ahe III day of December pext.
The Institute will be opened for the reception Of
Students on Ibe lst Of March, Isjl Terms lnclu
ding Ailexpenacr except Bpoks and Stationery $500
per session Of ten months
Cifepars may he had by addressing Die princl.
pal AZ Aide p4.O. Landnln C0uniy, Va
RENJ II. BENTON, Principal
ofttf LqRdoaa County grienitarak IastiAae
Fehruaty3, 1853. and Chemical academy,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-12

~ i. c.,s j. I.sa.neie,s ~ fz.gnir 5e..1.i
Rknina{;c Gt.iis Nrr9lgt1: - '.'1 e -
- -, g 60.
80 II diseases incile1l % Ne hansn Mn..j
shese i nce perhaps Hn:sn n 49,
II " .,sssrs 4, eIiri s. lii,e eSanisei1ti4 and
sVEsSs,hv q HttfAsafssn ID lis various msuinc..
s;,Ts WsdieAl Nfilers and ne faculty. e kenefa!
Aase er,ef1aihtd diIefsnt H'cus p - ne ctuss y
ihis silsI nsiadg. and hence .hs saf1ssy g tsz.
ponds q one hind q pieef Nn'Fs eAys 80
sri,ir i, IL public IS ehrasises. Ihis1s nIpIsna,
fasiUn oraneiine ehiitel1 Nith ne s1DscIisst 80
X, Ssn fhsref>re recommend Il ~ perfectly 61is -
rsIi :, eie.shl. being wholly me fsQ4 my dele
iefifus Substance whslerer. A. rE1of g e 1NthAs
n tisssy 'eaa he i''lss'aS ss ra sss lss
srr,r.rlri Ffisnas Atoni fur }eaFs s<p xssass
saE ksd with inilamrnaiofy nhen,nalisnllEe Il gee
thal 4 Involved nv whole h11y with III sEsHAs y
pin Thai rs nnahie q walk. q even helN etTt
.slf Hnvine heatd n ~ Ant Noeeiantis Tyr
AMI. Iplprtie. tpiIle q b. and hebfs A,d ~
bRasness ana kAfs lsm6i1<1 itee rom II. dlsshst
ekef alnces DANIEL, McCAkTfIY
~ guans0a ii. below AlnH6d Nh'k
tIalpsnstttfy "a. 4pEpss d ktti
pIssets q edd ~ isssluloax q q. sass!
n Hulllpkaast i,heumasIe Cordial NNflek hfv4
afflicted with Rheumatic aout IL 4. Il VA gifiprd
~ NQfne phHslelane. Inilammal1fY NhGemalIlns
AfAhe last TEN ffAf9 q ny iies 4linett NNnH M
tktnsfluns and lbe pain vas greatly lneitna16 q
Undergraduates nf vel weather. ID muck 10 ~ 3 ~
alnosl lnspppofiahle ~ l.heimuie Nkt lleqnsnif
yeaphnea IL ny bed ipr three mpnlhs II 4 Inns ~
Aref having tried vaIlaas physicians and iemes
diks Without number Twas Induced alhfalRh .
glend % ~ YonF Invaluable menicne. and l AM
haRHy 10 interim ypn, hal allel taking one hallle
( leyl perfectly well afRhenmati{m. ana 4 also And
fhakmy general health has Heeh much Improved.
Very truly yours, JOHN SELLERS.A
l# HarpFrsFerFgl Nov, "a 1881.
Vi Iiake great pleasure ID tesgiglng 10 the excel
Ieui qualities Of ALf Zollickoefs Anti. Rheumatic
Cordial, in eactiing what is claimed for il. was
ptusifaled with Rheumatism 50 As % Be entifely
unable 10 allehdto my business, and inaesd could
scarcely walk nr move soon aflef commenced
Me use oi iAe Cordial felt is beneficial ettrts
upon nv system. an,fhua find thar Il swelF nigh
fFadicaied The disease Iwalk with ease, the swel-
ling aud Stiffness has gone out al my limbs and
Aecl assured thai shall soon Be free fran Ihe do
spipion Of my enemy, JOIfNJALEEN. q
Being fatniliar whh.the facts above slnted sub
scribe myself C1 w. BUTTON PM
80 Prepared only By Henry NJ. zaliekolItr.
qolner Of Pine and SIKH street phladelphla; and
SOLD in hoitles. 81 each, bY T. d. III AMAfuND.
1arpers-FeFry. Va, upon applicasinn b Nhoin,
10 numerous certificates 81 lis eihcary can Sc seen
4 FebrnasyHi u, 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-12
ATTENTION, HOUSEKEEPERS |!
Old Furniture Made New. /

i in the gabinei-making Bnsinessih Charles
town, as well as an Apprenticeship In Philadel-
phsas respectfully efeFs his services % visit the
HousekeepeIso f The county atiheir houses, and
Atey, Repair, KhrHish and Dress,
in any manner desired All articles OF
FURNITURE
tia, may need renovaling, No matter wka, NAV
oe me work required, be will attend 10 Il with
pfomptness and fidelity. and his charees win Be
mosi reasonable a
heierence1as 20 bis capacity may b. made 20
n.ersls. LEONARD Sadler Humphrey KeYes Robert
4. Brown, Wells J. Hawks, and others 6f Charles
town. IS NJ Il II a
Any one desiring he services win please Apply
- nlm personally IL Charlezioun. or through TIE
fosi Once GEO. h. EYERlTT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-12
Coats, Pants and Vests.


TT you want suit Of CLOTHES, Or sound MAJ
y ierial and OF excellent style and make, thjl %
WiLLfkM J. SrKrHEEs, Merchant Tailor. corner al
Shenandoah and Bridge streets, near Mrs CarIell'k
Hotel, HafpersFerry, Va, where will be found at
all times a large assoflmentof Al
Cloths, CssstMscyes n V'esffngs
and other scAsonable goods Tor Mems wear which
will be manufactured 10 order In The best Style md
al short notice. ~ -. \.
Also, d large assortment Of cLO1Ifft1 0fanA
perloF quality. 10 which the ALLEGATION df gentlemen
u particularly inVlleds aDmueh Of Il II gotten upI
10 style not interior 70 iheIbeni ordered work II
Also a great variety d Furnishing Articles. such
as Shirts, Drawers, Craynla, Gloves, SnspendeFaj
Sc, comprising q complete assortment ii eyeSN
ihing neeessaFy 70 complete genilemaus wardFobAI
Al Clothing purchased a this establishment
vaFfa1led well sewed and an rips viii b seweH
without charge. Ny stock Is now Toll and dprnl
rele, and pains viii BE spared 70 render shlis;
faction. 70 all who may favor me with acall. |
WILLIAM J, STEPHENS.
Harpers- Ferry. Oct 81 81