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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Pretty,-A little girl Of this city
had eentaught by her Sunday School
teacher that God made nun out Of the
dust of the earth. Theinculcationo of
this Bible doct,ine seems to have CIV
Ell her mind rather a practical turn,
and, big with the idea, she addressed
her mother on her return from the
Sabbath School:
"Ma, has God any more dust left o.
why, my daugh,er-why do you
ask such question:"
because, if he has, l want him to
make me little 6roMer!"
Poor thing! Other little girls had
brothers to play with; but she had
none-and she was therefore unhap-
py.
This is no fction-having actually
occurred in this city a few days since
Netc Albany Tribune.
A poultice Of bruised cranberries |,
4 o
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Saues.-six hundred aud sixty
thousand FIVE hundred and sixry.,hrre
slaves are owned in this coun,ry by
ministers of the Gospel and members
Of the different churches, viz 49,.
563 by the Methodist, $4,000 Yby the
Presby,erians, l25,oUO by the Bap.
lists. $4,000 by the Episcopaleans,
l0l, 900 byt Campbelli,es, and So,
900 by other denominations.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Gam1liag.-The Cincinnati Times
states that recently two experienced
gamesters tested their skill with one
anothet and after playing all night, one
r,sefromi The tahelosrr Sll, 900. Thr
npxtevening they went at ii again, and
in the morning, one "f two was lnspr,
during the night, Mirty.siz thousand
dollars! He gave check for the mo-
ney. ---- =,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Inlt the District Court, at Albany,
un Saturday. verdict was rendered
IN behalf oflhe United States, against
Willism,A. Hilliard, of Bridgewaier,
Oneida. for using postage stamp at:
ter it had been once used already. in
violation of the act of 1851.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
WHEN / AM BORNE AWAY.

l''#r 1t NORMAN W. phipSI' fsit.r lis
when this pale form is borne away,
With solemn micn and measured tread.
To that bcdarkened house ofclay,
That silent "city Of the dead -
! / ask no mortal eye to weep,
No human breast to heuyc sigh,
Nor sculptured stone my name to keep
For some Indifferent passer.by.
Let wild flowers mark my resting place; ;
The graceful willow Ger me bend,
And when fond hearts shall bear no trace
OF nc, twill seem an earthly friend:
For when spring gales and sunbeamspluy
~, mid tunciul groves in leafy bloom,
Its dropping boughs will o'er mo sway,
And kindly fan and shade my tomb.
There, wurbling birds ofvaried wing
will hover o'cr the inviting SHADE,
And on my requiem will sing,
Mid sylvan llarps by soft winds played.
I'll ask no other earthly praise
Than fow'rcts wild to bud and bloom,
And birds to chant their tender lays,
Pcrched on the willow o'cr my tomb.
For Natures flow'rets never ftown,
Nor do the summcr.w .warbling birds
Fer crush the wcaried spirit down
With careless, cold, unlscling words.
No. Loves soft voice, nor Ffiendship's
praise,
Nor cruol SANDERS pois'nous breath.
Nor censurcd deeds Of other days,
Can e'cr disturb the car Of death.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

A little girl and her mother were
found frozen to death on the evening Of
the 10th, in an alley al thu south End
ofthe city ofTroy, n. Y. The girl, a.
ged about ten years, was standing erect
with a basket on her arm.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Edttorial Cdange,--Mr, o. P.
Baldwin rptires from the phiiori,l de-.
lPartment Of the Richmond Republican
on The LIST oi February and proposes IL
establish a new whis daily paper ii
Richmond.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

J Stare, Emaneiroted.-Giles Fi'z-
hugh, Esq, wealthy bachelor, ditd
a, his rrsidencein Fsquier, Va, on the
18th inst, aged 80. II is stated that,
by the provisions Of his will, some Ugh.
teen or.tweniy slaves are liberated.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
POETRY. :.
~ooN~o>~s~S~s
From Goaey's Ladiss' Book for MARCH,
THE EMIGRANTs.

From Erin's Isle a. goodly band
Had faccd old Oceans danger,
And stored their bark with engcr hand,
I, For that far.rff and generous land
That welcomes every stranger.
Each one had brought his little all,
With thoughts Of grief or plea-urei
/, Rough hands to raise at tlabor's call,
While some broad chest or bundle small
Contained their earthly treasure. :.
The son had lef. hi, fathers cot, )
While on his toil.worn finger
Wa. claspcd a thin "forget.lnc.not,"
Sweet calblcn ofhls native spot,
Round which his heart will linger.
The wife was there with rustic grace;
She smiles, for tits no wonder;
"a thousand storms that wife would face
TO meet her husbands warm embrace,
Whom fortune cast asunder. ~
"a woman wrctched, poor, vas there
Her dress had many tatter; 2
sT1cr gentle brogae a tear would start
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

~ The editors of the N. Y, Pos,
have applied to Capt, Ericsson for nn
pfhis 'calolic engines for usetn ,hoi
Office.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

We are happy 10 announce'(says'he
Hardy Whig) ibatthe trsncl Bark al
this place bss commenced oprrsrionsip
IT, room over the counting house,ot
Samuel H. Alexander 6 Go.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Sensation in Wa1ingter on eti-
qrstte.-In Washington Sthe wealthy
banker, Mr.. Riggs, recently dinrd .
large patty. The Russian Minister Mr..
Bgdisco, was honored witt, a seat nexl
teMr. Riggs. Mr.. safigas, the French
Minister complained with warmthtbe:
cause no lady was assignedto him, say
ing thu il the host were not ignorant
OF oi*an etiquette, the Minister ri
France would have been bett, rirpated.
Mr. Riggs replied. that he9knew nothing
OF toreigntcusioms; l,uhdeemed that h.,
lad . right in his own housr, TO do as
'hppleased. The affair has produceda
sensation. e-ffu
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Every pack Of cards made in England,
for home use, pays one shilling sterling
t'5 Inv Q',sr5.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Dobbs says ,hat,a man whois 'be.
hind tile times should feed on kstch
ap.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Ii has beer. ..,ettd, and we fear With
too much truth, that in Glasgow, Sect.
and, twenty thousand people 60 10 leo
drunk every Saturday night.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

The Cincinnati papers state tina, III.
liquor stand or bar IN the ntW mai.
Telegraph, has hprn rfntrd a,
$4,000, per annum, or $l4 per day.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Pants not a Legal Tsrm.-A man
was Tried at Cambridge day or two
since for stealing a pair Of .pan,s."
Thetheil was proved; but il was claim
ed for thu defence that no such garment
as ,.pants" was known 10 law. The ob.
jrction was allowed, and the complaint
dismissed.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

A great many people like an Gin.
dependent press" which chimes ex.
actly their c,rn opinions, but truly
honest press must diffe' trum some;
body.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

The Tnscarora Register is responsii-
bic for the following: g,85l
aRApriNes." ifi,
We had sweet dreams the other night,
When all around was still
We dreamed we saw a host offolks
Pay uplhvir Printers bill!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
WANTED.

Wanted.-Twenty independrn''fa an
keemen under thlrly.years Of age Wfe
dare wear coats in the street with .
patch thp size Of a cent and a half or
the elbow.
TVanted.-The same number of ma
tive born Amprlcans, in good standing
who dare wear their hats, s,,hough sound
as asweIl conditioned life prtserver, II
the nap isl little short, aud the rim
hall All inch narrower than the latest
fashion. ,l ~. I'm
IKanfrd.--Thp same number OF
gentlemen who are members Of "ihe
three LEARNED professions" or in the
mercantile line who would prefer wear
ing an ovrrcoat three winters in sue.
cession, 10 running in debt for new
one. aftr-l-s'fg7 500 .e.'5-H~
51Hanted.- Twenty spruce dry-goods
clerk, within the city limits, who would
he satisfied to dress no richer than their
Employers.
Wanted.-Twenty gentlemen, of
strong robust body, who could help
their brothers carry trunk four blocks
on Broadway by daylight.
Wanted. Twenty, ten, or even. eye
gentlemen. respectfully connectpd, aid
pnioyiny an pxtpnsiy, circle 0i acoi,aIn-
iance, who dare saw stick Of wood be-
fore the door of bis city residence.
If the above named gentlemen will
NEE, at any convenient gathering place,
something may turn up TO their mutual
benefits They may be sure Of honora-
BIZ intentions in this call. II is moi to
offer proposals to Barnum, or any Of
that sort. Young mcn ofcommon sens-,
ralIy.-M Y Organ.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Mrs Darlington says that her min.
lister preached about "the parody of
the probable SON." She represents
the sermon as "fall Of congiommer-
ated aud requisi,ely beautiful theor-
aries"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Returns of the election in Vermont,
Indicate the adoption Of the Maine
Liqur Law by q large majority.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Why should Physicians have great
er horror Of the sea than any body
else2 4.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Becausethey are more liable to 80
sickness.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
In England there are four lhaNssaa
miles Of Telegraph; in The unitedS.et.s,,
twenty-lhree thousand.

There Is a play,ng-card factory, in
London which consumes four huncftG
gallons Of paste daily. 4.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

According 10 the late census, the aver.
ugr price OF lahd in New Jersey is $50
per acre; higher than that Of any other
State in the Union! g i..r1
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

pa telegrspbic message, which could
Be sent in the United Safes, iur cut dol
lar, would be charged for the same dis.
tsnce, seven dollars in England.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
Nrlus. 1hl,ss, al

Hall a millions packs Of cards are
made annually IN London.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

MIR. 1ngersolI in his history Of the
last war expresses the opinion, hat re.
firing pensions ough, tobe granted tothe
Presidents Of the United States.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

A poultice Of bruised cranberries is
recommend as core for erysipelss.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Halia millions packs Of cards are
made annually IN London. q
In England there are four lhaIssas
miles oi Tplegraph;in in The unitedS.et.s,,
twenty-lhree thousand.
There Is playng-card factory, in
London which consumes four huncfrG
gallons of paste daily. -4.
Returns of the. election in Vermont,
Indicate the adoption Of the Muiue
Liqur Law by q large majority.
According 10 the late census, the aver-
sge price OF laild in New Jersey is $50
per acre; higher than that Of any other
State in the Union! -: y ,i.-r1
MIR. IngersolI in his history Of the
last war expresses the opinion, ilatte.
firing pensions ough, be granted tothe
Presidents Of the United States.
pa telegrspbic message, which could
be sent in the United Safes, inr cut dol
lsr, would be charge for the SAME dis.
tance, seven dollars in England.
A great many people like an Gin.
dependent press" which chimes ex.
actly their o,rn opinions, but truly
homes, press must diffss irom some;
body.
The Cincinnati papers state that ih.
liquor stand or bar IN the ntW mai.
steamer Telegraph, has hprn rfntrd at
$4,000, per annum, or $l4 per day.
II has beer. .s,ettd, and we fear With
too much truth, th.tin Glasgow, Sect.
isnd, twenty thousand people 60 10 teo
drunk every Saturday night.
80 ~
We are happy to,announce'(says'he
Hardy Wing ibat;the trsncl Bank al
this place bas commenced oprrsiionsip
tks room over the counting house,ot
Samuel H. Alexander & Go. .qss
: = J
J Stare. Emaneiroted.-Giles Fitz-
huph. ESQ. wealthy bpctplCI ditJ
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

/ ask no mortal eye to weep,
No human breast to heaye sigh,
Nor sculptured stone my name to keep
For some Indifferent passer.by.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
ZollickoHcr's
] Anti Rheumatic Cordial.

80 y = ssa,a.safos. and Chronic Rksnmafisrkg /
Rse,sssiic GDss, Neuralgia, Aesai,ca, 4.iaAo1ge.
&C, Sc, So.
II ! 8, .,;k.a,e, incident TO the human family.
1 i,here u none perhaps which occasions g much
- s,sE.rinr and physical disability ans none
h 7. .npcars 10 elicit 50 little commsefasicn ana
.vf,natnv Is Rksumasisns in is varioqs modinea<
lions Medical writers and Us 1acal4 = ssas1a A.
nj. ,airfl,l naiady, and hence The variety icons
,,ras III cne kind Of other, which hare been pre-
seurec 10 the public as euranyes ms = pfepa.
r.tion originating entirely Win me sposefhef ana
~ sn ,heretore recommend i as perfectly sate a.
,slf 81 efacienl being wholly tree from any aeies
,sr;ens substance whatever As proof Of It's valua-
ble eiicaey, read the following esIiihss.es; 90
Rsspsrtsa Frseaa, About fohr years agoa va II
,keked with Inhammaiory Rheuman}m "a d.gtss
,hal Il rs yovea iny whole body with m araouns -
Iain hail was unable 10 walk, or efen help ny.
self. Ha-ing heard Of thy Anti r AeumN.ie Cofs
dial proeuFch bottle of il, and before had ~
Ian halt bef il was able 70 attend "a my culinary
business and have remained ties frqm.ih disease
aver since. DANIEL MCCARTHY.
92lSwanson ST, below Almond Phil
Harpers- Ferry. Va August ~ 1881.
Mr. Zogiekefer- Dear Sir: Il afiprds me great
pleasnEe 10 add nv testimony 70 the Beneficial etsfi
Isl ZolIickofets Rheumatic. Cordial Having hfvn
afflicted with Rheumatic Gout OF as i was teftasd
gby soma phy sicians, lnfammaiory Rheumatism.
Tfor the last ten years Dt my life, almost without ~
4iermissisn aud the pain was greatly lnereaseG ~
1.-THE pfevaence Of wet weather. SO much so a. g te
almost insupporahle: furthermore was frequept-9
IL confined 10 nv bed Ter three months al titneS-
II Amer hhyingt,ried various physicians and iePe-
Hides without number, l was induced through
Ffriend 10 Try your Invaluable medisine, and ! an
iherpy 10 inform yna, hat afieI taking one bite,
Iii feel perfectly well Of Rheumatism, andI ALSO md
THAT ny general health has teen much improssa.
Il Very truly yours, JOHN SELLEk7.
Harpers- Ferry. Nov. ~ 1851
AVE treat pleasure ii testifying 10 The vxnel-
lent qualities 81 MIR Zollickoier ulnstic
4 Cordial ia eiieclina what is claimed for It. was
H prostrated-wiih Rheumatism 50 as 10 be en- Rtiy
Il unable to attend 10 my business and indie cEnia
II scarcely walk or move.s Soon alter commelecu
the use et the Cordial, felt its heneelal speels
upon my system, and no. find TIA, !, has weil nigh
III sradiTaied Inc disease. Iwalk with ease the Rwcl
II ling and stiffness has gone out OF my limbs, aud
III feel assured that shall soon be free from TIE to
III miniaD of my enemy. JOHN J, AleLl.N.
sE Being familiar with The facts above slats.l SUP
III scree myself, f W BpI ip q TN. ID !. /
Hi ~ Prepared only by Henry NJ. Lnlliefvuef
l coener Of Pine and SIKH street Philadelphia; AZ,
HI sold lin bojtes 81 each, BY I'll ID. HAMAloND
fl Harpers- Ferry, Va, upon application TO whom
III numerous certificates Of Its efficacy can be seem
/ ~ Febrnafy n, 1888,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
LoudouR County Agricultural Insti-
tute and Chemical Academy.
Aide, LouDouN Co, VA.
q January 26ih, 1853.

Ma GALLansR-Dear Sir :; The enterprising
farmers and friends Of Improvements in, Virginia
will doubtless, be graiied that l have associated
with me MIR. James IL. Quick and Mr. Harman
Bitzer two practical and successful agrfulturisis,
for he purpose Of establishing an Agricultural In
siitute and Chemical Academy in this County
The EXPERIMENTAL Farm will contain go Acres,
which will be cultivated according thetrue pfiu
cipe OF science ard in which many interesting and
important experiments will be made. And ettpris
will be made TO obtain seeds from every part OF the
United States and from Foreign Countries. In
addition 10 two commodious dwellings already on
the estate anew building has been designed loo by
80 feet One bali Of which will be erected the
present year. The Laboratory will be furnished
with an extensive collection oil the largest TIE
handsorest and best apparatus in the United
States The museum will contain Geological
speciInefs Minerals Fossils, Shell and also Mod,
els DraugHts and Catalogues of Agricultural Ma
chimes Impements and Tools. And for the cenye-
tnience OF making and repairing apparatus WORK
shop will be fitted UP with Turning Lathe, Slide
Rest and all necessary tools for working in weed,
iron and brass Fall courses Of Lectures will be
delivered, which will be illustrated with several
| thousand useful and interesting experiments
| The instruction will be thorough andiprac,ical,
.nahEasilg Mathematics Mechapics, Chemistry
Chemistry erarstion Il Pure q IN p
agenent q water eourses-Prineipes OF irrigation
II -AnaiysIs Of Soils-Consiruetion Of Farm Rniid
ings-Estimates Of Lumber-PIantinp @RnaGis.
Grating Pruning and cultivation 81 Fruit Treess
II And inIfine every thing imnort,r, - ~ %
Il cal farmer and men Of business
i Toconplete the DESIGNS of th;s Ins,;,,,; Zen
require an outlay OF 40 10 so thons,nd 49,
ourselves that patronage which is hoped for and
expected mo expense will be spared 10 make IL fbs
oest institution Of The kind in The World. II now
me advocNes OF improvement are really in earnest
!ney VIII taKe hs enterprise BY the hand and helm
y along, by giving good lisi OF students Al III
commencement. II i hoped that every county n
inc state viii send at least stndent he fFst et
sen. Ant that the different Agricultural Societies
will ascertain how many students esn be seb fran
their respective districts ana fsrv.LJ Es,t I'm ~,
same by the LIST day Of December next -
The Institute will be opened for the recer.ion. :,
students on The LIST OF March, 1854 Terms
ding all expenses except Books and Staonsyy s.,oo
per session OF ten months. g.
CifcnIsrs maybe had by ADDRESSING Tho nr;,.ai
pal al Aldie P. OIL Loufonn County Va
BENZ. H. BENTON Fyin1;,ol W
Of tie L0EdonH COrHtv Agyiealt.yaI Jsstyg,
February 3, 1853 and CA.,nieai 49,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
McVeigh & Chamberlain,

al RE nov receiving direct from New YORK ana
n Boston, their spsiag supply q dRoth-
RIES, Dc. and IL store Is follows
los hhds. \ oslea9s P Rico and Cuba Sugar
IS boxes Double Rs6nsd Loaf a.;
IS bbls Crashed and palNeri1cd 1es
,cs Ahds, Porto RlsO. Irnidad, casdera. and Sugar
"a I'll: s' Ess s olsss ana susar House syrup
is <. Oh white Marisaibe. Laguaia and Manila
,5o poesss.s government, lava asa caba coase;
80 : Imp and Y. Hyseh DO
IS !. Black 20
The greater PoFten q ont Teas eIe 9. lsesaI
NE particularly invite the attention q dealers y e.
anime them before making their purchases The quaii
ties and prices ~ consider the best guarantee.
90 Iierces fresh heat Rieei
so bags grain Pepper
IS q Pimentc;
70 mats cassia
$50 boxes ground Perper and Gingsf
$50 lbs fresh kIaee
$50 - Ne i. Netmegs;
$50 boxes Teilet fariessted. Bar and casuae soAP
$50 .. darkAad pale Rosin Soap;
400 :. Tallox Candles,
IS n Sperm and Adamantine do;
$50 {. Ping Tobacco 5s aai S. TO The io.a;
100 !. Cayenaish. medium extra fse quality.
so boxes "6aIretts' Scotch Suun n notussi
S hbls do do do in Bladdets; II
| 23S Jars Scented I do;
| "a oo0 h.lT sranish do. 4
/ 20 GOO superior Havannah ao'
| 100 bexes window Glass 10 and 1915 n s@9~
| IS casks sup. Carbe Soda;
| 20 \ Salerltas;
| SO bales Wrapping Twine,
| 90 coils HiAx add Iute Ropes
5Odoz GOTTEN Plough lines
IS duxca painted Pals
IS ddz Corn BToems
\ 2DO hhlf and quarter boxes Bunch Raisins;
II 100 drums frcsh FigsS
n 10 bales Lanaaedoe soft shell Almonds:
Il 10 \ Fibefts;
/ go reams M. aud Ruled Cap aud Letter Paper
II OBS !. Car knd Double Wrapping doi
/ 100 boxes flesh and prime Mustard;
IS 1. .. InAige;
| $50 b. select Dairy Cheesei
i 50 IL Italian Maeesrsui;
| SO I. Chscosate and Cocoa
as casks Old Madeira wns -
IS q pale brown Sherry dot
| o5 q part do;
IS q. Sweet Malaga d.
IS .. white (eeokngl do;
III SIS baskets Champaign (plnts ana qnaissl
| SIS itieTces Pure Cider inegar,
With great val ley ct other arlicies 700 mum
rous 10 specify all Of which they onef ,e .nelf su
toners, and merchants generally q ensap , a,'a
as favorable terms as can be bought n bat''n9ls
They respectfully solicit from mel chants sislul
n this market an exam nation Of their assoItnie
and prices before max ing purchases else %hsfe.
McVElGfI s CHAMBERLAIN
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria va.
March II, 1853, -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
Shenandoah Iron Foundry.

THIS Foundry. si,uated ON ,hs w;n...,s., y
4 Potomac Railroad. IA miles rro,n ifIakesr =
Ferry, has been rented Tor term az yea--Yiiy III.
subscriber, who would respeetfnlIv fnfnrT H., ~
public that he IS nov prepared 10 az IN .,Els ~
workmanship, which cannot he snrn,.,ed ;fag,.i 4.
ca ~ THIS Valley, every description ef Maehinery
ana Plough Castings at short notice
Having been engaged IN the business far L,
years IN the largest tousdries in the United States
and being now determined 10 devo,e HE III H. n,
enton 70 the business, he Is confideri N ,S,.s
VINO favor him with their work will at Tie same
time. be faVoring their own interests AZ M nr;-ss
for Castings shall be as low as Al apy foT,frr =
the Valley. = IN
Orders, from all In want of O. .tinss n d. H..
cription. are respectfully solicited
s gB Old Iron taken in exchange for CASTINGS
HENRY G. PARkERI
shenandoah City, Aag. 5, 1851