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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19

" w.rfRiEY l. e. JrEHY fuRsEss
HARLEY, JUREY & co. Commission
j Mercien's, No. AZ Carondelel street. New
Orleans
~ W. II. c. Iluigin & Co. Agents, shreve.
p ort, La. July 20, 1852. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19

suNDRiES.
DEEPER, spce, ginger,
L Soda, starch, alum,
Bdmstcne, sulphur, salt. pctre,
Indigo, madden, copperas,
Nulmegs, cloves, mace,
Camphor, cinnamon bark,
Star caLales, soap, &c, for sale by
II. u X, II. KEY.
Marshall, May 90. 1854. ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19

OF II is invited tic ure oil and DR.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19

WIN ". flhhsoN u. HARRISON.
DiERSON, HARRISON y Co, Mannf,,,-
/ mrers and Dealers IN lasLionabi, CHM.
ing and Furnishing Goods, No. Magazine,
corner Of Canal street, New Orleans, In.
Mandatory, A. u, Baldwin, 4 Co, No. 1875
Market street, Newark, New Jersey Nv
X. NJ. ALffN. rs MILLER
u NJ. McALPIN & co. Wholesale Grocer
~ az" Dealers IN Wines and Liquors,
Canal street Row, and 40 Common street. New
Orleana
We invite the particular attention Of Merch
ants and Planters to our very large and wei
selected stock Of Fresh Grocesiss.
Jan, 10, 1854. v3nas-iy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19

JOSEPH H. PALMER, JAMES II. Massey
JOSEPH II PALMER & co, fupor,,,,
81 and Waoiesa.e Dealers in Foreign and h.
mesiic Dry GOD II Camp street, above Gr.v
Ter New Orleans.
Jan. 10. 1882. s3n2 Sly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-08-19

~ NELSON e. CO., Commission M
% chants. Ne. Orleans.
so Nelson New Orleans f. Banksni.A
New Orleans; II. {. Walker Memphis. Tenn
late Cashier Branch Union Bank; ia Nal
son. Athens. Ala VI M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
OAK LAMB FOR SALE.
4 GoOd Rarpain in Land,

June 20 is5i-am
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
Cedar Lawn for sale.

MILL be sold al private sale, the Farm known
wv blythe name OF Cedar Lawn, formerly The .es-
idehce Of John ia. Washington, dec'd., lying in
Jefferson county, Va, about three miles s. w. Of
Cnarlestown, on the road leadfpg from Berfyvile
10 Leetown, aud ABOUT one nile South Of the Har-
pers-FerFY and .Snilh6eld turnpike, adjoining the
farms oE Jehn r. Fisge George lSier, Mrs. Il l..
Alexapderj Thos- B washington. Dr. Scnllay and
others, coasaiains ABOUT us kcR 10, about IS Of
which are In fine timber. The Improvements cen
sisi OF haEdsone three story Bafcz DwsLLIEG, for
~ feet sqvares with twc story Wing 40 feel by 20
feet attaeEed;a Earn, Corn house Milk house, and
Negro Casfns, Also, large orchard cfchoice An
pies and a young Peach Orchard recently planted.
The I.aFn aid pseriises generally are highly inn
proved liz SbTubbery snd large variety OF hand
some Ornamental and Fruit Trees. THERE'S a
Cistefn convenient, and neverfaiIfng wefo purr,
Limestone Water about 100 yards Distant The
farm iu shape IS nearly sluafa.. The lard isin a
fine stale oliculsg alton, and iie soilof superior
quality. Ii has every c0nyeniepce 10 market. be.
ing ID ne inmediate vicinity OF The Winchester
and Harpefs Ferrf Railroad, and wilsi1 4 or 8
miles 81 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The
placeFis well known, and altogether Is one Of the
most desirable tracts Of its size in the Valley =
Persand who contemplate purchasing, can be in
formed re- efhe terms Of "a BY consulting me III
pets0n, Ios H esIer addressed 70 me Al Chaflesown,
Jefe1srts Sehnty, Va.
GEORGE WASHINGTON. 8
Pr hirnssifane ID behalf ol Tie other devssees.
Dec'5 f5 aks534-N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
To Country Merchants
AND DEALERS GENERALLY.

d TAVENNER s. CO, No $40 Baltimore
II. Street, between Howard and Liberty, Balti-
more, Manufacturers OF Sad9lerg arid TfHtks.
IN Our SADDLE DEPARTMENT We keep
on hand aud make TO oraer,' Sumnfsrset, ShafteT,
English pad, full quilted. Spanish land Common
Saddles; Ladies' Saddles, Plain and fancy
OUR HARNESS DEPARTMENT embraces
double and single Carriage and Doggy Harness,
gotten up Of the very best materials and in style
not surpassed in this or any oherei:y--Stage, On
nibus. Wagon, Cart. and Draw Ha;ness.
OUR BRIDLE DEPARTMENT furnishes ev-
cry variety Of fair and black Leather and Webb
Brides and MaItibgales.
OUR TRUNK DEPARTMENT contain cen
tire spring and iron frame warranted Sole Leaher)
brass and iron bound Trunks, Of every variety
Ladies' dress Trunks Bonnet Boxes, sole and pat.
ent leather and common Yalises, Carpet Bags, sc.
We also keep on hand Riding, Driving, Wagon
and Dray Whips, Saddle Pockets, Ely Nets, Linen
Horse Covers &c.
Having every facility, and beiRg well posted 10
the market, we buy orr materials at the lowest
rates. almost exclusively for cash. Our work is all
made BY experienced and superior workmeD. We
therefore say TO Country Merchants and al others
wanting Goods in our line, that they will do well
to call Al No 800 Baltimore street between q ON
ard aad Libertv. X. TAVENNER a. co. :.
lime % IS54-fv <
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
fRANONDALE SPRINGS.

THIS healfh.giving and beautiful Watering
Il Place will be under the personal superinten-
dence Of the Undersigned during the coming Sum-
mer, who will use every effort in his power TO
der il OF the most attractive and agreeable wa
iering places in Virginia. II is situated on an
elevation or spur of the majestic Blue Ridge Noun
tain in the county Of Jefferson, five miles south Of
Charleslown, the county seat
Passengers leaving Baltimore or Washington by
the morning train of cars will arrive at Harpers-
Ferry at 70 NJ, from thence in the Winchester g.
Potomac Railroad cars, zen u1ilesfo ChaIlestown,
where twelve passenger Coach will receive and
convey them into Charlestown, and If eesifed to
the Springs to dinner, over a good road and
through lovely Country.
The Analysis made by tie late DR.. De Butts
from 100 grains Of the water from the main foun-
tain afforded 63 grs OF Sulphate OF Lime, i0S grs.
Carbonate Of Lime, 23i grs. of Sulphate Of Mag
nesia, epson salis,) gr. Of Muriate Of 3Magne-
STA, gr. Muriate OF Soda, $40 grs. Sui phate Of
Iron, and ITO grs Carbonate OF Iron.
From the above analysis the waters Of Shannon
dale may very properly be classed among the ga
line Chalybeates-a cc: hnaion ~ ~ -: 60. .,n
bic description In the whole range Of Mineral
waters. Il may therefore be positively asserted
without exageration fear of contradiction. that
no mineral water within the limits of the United
States possesses the same constituent parts, or IS
a more salutary and efficient Alternative than the
waters Of Shannondale Springs. This water acts
as gently as the mildest apeTient without giving
rise TO- those unpleasant sensations Of pain and de-
billy so often oceasioned by ordinary ca,harties,
prepared by the most skiIlfnl physicians.
The free nse Of ths water, acts almost im.aedi-
ately upon,the skin and kidneys, removes worms,
relieves The conYaleseenf from bilious or other fe
vers, dyspepsia, dropsical swellings calculous af
eciions, hemorrhoids, scrofuIa. indigestion. rheu-
ma,ism. loss ofappetite exhaustion, general debil-
ity, gravelly connections, structures and variety
of other diseases to which man is subject and it is
freely acknowledged by all who have been afflicted
with any Of the above diseases that the free of
Shannondale waters have effected permanent
cures.
Sulphur, Mineral, hot and cold Balhes furnished
By application al the Bar.
The Hoel is ,arge and commodious-the Gotta
ges numerous and comfortable. ,
The table will be supplied with the best beef
mountain and valley mutton, together with all The
Injuries afforded in the fertile Valley of Virginia.
The best Wines, Brandies and other Liquors
can always be had at the table or at the bar.
G. w, SAPPINGT0N,
Proprietor Of Sappington's Hotel.
CharestowD. Jefferson county, Va.
June I. 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
Baltimore Market.
lgandoIpIl a. Laiinler's

CacuLAL~dP PRIeEs IN THE BALTiMoaE MARKET
Esf he lresk ending July 5,1s5f
Z Reported expressly for The Free Press.
Arisgs.1 Supply flight and no demand. We
quote nomihally al s. 10 - per Dbl.
BrrrER The rece ipts are lighferthanlast week
a-chanye i'll prices. We quote Glades in kegs al
ii 10 Id cts. Western Z 10 cts Roll al - 10 IA
cts Common 8 70 10 cts.
BeEswAx.--We quote 20 10 eS cts with no
demand.
Sales Of shoulders al 54to 6s eis. Sides ct 10 Z,
Hams plain $40 10 cents. Fancy 10 20 l2i cts.
couxrRY SoAp.7-In good demand with sales at
ip6cts.
all Of which were sold at 81 90 to IS 20 on the
he hoor. eonal 10 500 10 SO 30 nett and the
balance were taken out Of the market.
Crr wsskp Market dull and prices declining
We quote "a 80 10 Sf15.
Coax.-R tesimslnes 50 large and demand more
1aciive. We euose White at76 1850 Gus. yellow at
pa,sp Fstnr-sales Of Apples al 81, IS tost.5o
Peaches n S - % 81 %.
Deeaxzrss.-Are in demanc and sen q y nc
Fi.ernl-Receipts continue light sne demand
calg f5r consumption II appears 70 Be The general
opinion Thai as soon new hour comes In freely
,keTe viii be a decided decline. We quote How
ard 81 a. IS SO. City Mills So y
Rtaxnesbs-zSales al s 80 TO 81 ,3sR.
rges--Ssles Of Otter at 81 to So. Red Fox 30
10 s5ris Mink37 70 Scots. Coon Aand Grey Foa
isse15 MuseFarti 40 :. RABBIT to O..
sGssseNo.-No demand. Held uomisally at.A
TO 45 cts.
= Hoas-Reeeipts are light and demand aesive-
Sales at So. 10 S6.75.
LaaD-saies in bis. a. 81 TO ? Cts Kegs 70 10
M II: srsD-Iu good demand. with sales al 5
10 cts -
OErs.-Good demand, and sales q s. % 60 cts.
RyS-Good demand and prices are well sus-
tanned. We quote Nd. at 30 @ 100 ets. Penn. Ivy
10 ITO cts az.
SNAxE Roor.--Ssnec6 ls = uSW-no ane ss''s
readily Al IS 10 30 eis.
ss,...s-llr SErpI--Sales at IS = s. -
duis-snd prices 'eS. e sa'ss y
.,rsshe rs a 81 ,ashc5 "a - TO ). So ~: -.
Rsesin,s are usJ,s Than nee. ne Zee as,
mad and miIlers are M wiling % psy tne 49,
.,h;rh ~, recen,lv prevailed saiss 2, =, =
"a GOOD Rsd a l5 10 81 ID; COED % s,sis
20 IS; oriihary White =, - 70 -
Flour s 1 IS 10 81 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

.Ys 6AO6LD10nss
TTyHE association for The Exhibition Of The In
4 dustry of all Nations awardsto Elisha 5.
SNYDER, tof Charlestown Jefferson County Va !,
the highest premium Bronze Medal. with special
appreciation for the combination he has effected,
and the practical application he has given the
same, in his Labor Saving Machine f5r Threshing,
Separating, Cleaning and BsggiBg Grain--H
Theodore Sedgwick President Of the Association,
Hon. Henry Wager, Western New York, Chair
man, Watson Newbold. Esq, Columbus. ~ J.
Col John w. Proctor, Danvers, Mas, Maj. Phil
ip R. Freas, Germantown, Penn. Hoa Henry S.
Rabbit, Brooklyn, LIZ acting Secretary in Glass
9, Jury O..
MY Patent Premium Threshingi Separating.
Cleaning and Bagging Grain Maehise, is for sale,
which received the irst premium az the Crystal
Palace, New YORK. over all Thresking, Separa-
ting, Cleaning and Bagging Grain Machines on
exhihiuoa-ihns proving conelusiye95 that smPi-
city in construction, cheapness 10 price and duTa-
bility in my machine, is being falls appreciated,
and the old and new costly inferior complicated
separating Machines, must yield their places 10
superior Labor Saving Machine. The celebrated
Machine for Threshingi Separating, Cleaning
twice, Screening and Bagging Graia BY o. lin
pie operation. The greatest labor saving Machine
in the world for separating ali Pure, and impuri-
ties This Machine throws The siraf TO itsSlf The
chat TO itself, the wheat 10 the bag be screenings
10 itself, and the smut and cheat 70 iself Every
thing has place ane everything is in It's place 10
", durability, cheapnpss and capacity, II has no
equal in the world. As for what las been stated
in the different papers concerning asr. Zjmmer-
mans Machine receiving the first pte MUM al the
Crystal Palace, New York. Is fafses and not true
II Is also stalet. that Mr. Zimmerman received
number Of premiHns ai--and 0thet fairs. That
know nothing about-rerhaps he did but it Is
very easyeto win the race as Ne boygsaid when he
ran by himself. But my honorable friends, this
was not the case at the Worlds Far Ne% York.
MIR. Zimmerman had a number OF other boys 10
run with, besides himself which mkde the race
more difficult for hm-so much 50. that be, Nc
Zimmerman. was neither first nor seg9nd- You
may judge where he was.
These are facts thar cannot be denied Tie IN
designed would inform tide publicIhsf his farmers
labor saving Machine fOr Threshing, Sepaf atiug.
Cleaning, Screening and Baggiua all kinds IL
Grain. is for SAFE. Farmers wishiIss TO hoy the
hest Machine in use will address losEPH GLazg
Frederick City, Md, who is manufacturing them
IN The best ~, d most substantial manner and can
furnish any orders at few DAYS notice. Those
wishing to purchase the Patent Rigst TO manufac.
lure the Machipes will address me AZ Charlesiovu,
Jefferson County, Va. ELISHA ). SNYDER
June % IS54-iys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
SnringfelA NIL far Sale.

T WILL self or REM The above MILL for term
i Of years. The Mill is on Mill Greek, in
Berkeley county, ono mile west Of Bunker Hill :
has two run;of burEs, and is capable Of grinding
100000 $1,000 bushels of 1vleat gear,
and is one Of me best neighborhcods for wheat in
the county 3here are comfortable two-siory
DWELLING AND OUT-BUILDlNGS,
attached to ths property. l deem it unnecessary1o
give any furlher description Of the premises, as
any one wishing to,buy or rent win first view
them. Possession given at any time will sell
Or rent On accommodating terms.
LEVI HENsHAW.
June 81 1854 -f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
Ehr Rent.

A LEXANpER BoRSETT having resigned
"A the execatorshi5 Of George Little, decd, and
having qualified a5 administrator with tho will
Annexed, do offer. or rent. from the first day Of
April &c X. that largo two. story STONE BUILD
ING, gpod Sfabie ana other notessary out-Bnild-
ings, with Acres &c Land. This property has
been oceupiedifor mSny years as hoiel-being in
good location In SpuTh Bolivar jefferson coun-
~, Virginia
i also offer for rem. from same date, three small
DHELLINl5 HOUSES. suitable for small fam
lies, allowing saidsproperly. Letters addressed
20 me al ChaflestowA Va, will receive prompt at
tention. sJOHN AVIS. j.. Admir-
] March Is. 1851 with the Will annexed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

Local Memoranda.
RULIss SD REGULATIONS.


For marriage announcements. no charge will
be made
Obituary notices not exceeding six lines will BE-
inserted gratis The exec = above that number Of
lines will be charged according 10 he advertising
rates. Tributes of respect will be charged al ad-
1eriising rafes.
AN COMMUNICATIONS designed 10 promoie the per-
sona ineresis Of individuals. or hal do MOI pos
kess general interest will be charged or al The u
sual advertising RATS Those ii al offensive per.
sonaI character viii not be inserted.
All advertisements forwarded bv Newsnaner a.
gents will he charged az the ttIsrals advertising
rates and must be accompanied 81 The cash or ia
tqfIvaeni, deductfag The commission.
Patent medicines shall bechafgtd FOR at lie a.
snal rates Of yearly advertisements. and bishop
nlifesh double the advertising rates Extracts.
tfota other papers RETIRING tosurh advertisements
Will be subject 70 the regular advertising taies.
Candidates announcements Ter Offices III enolu.
inert will b charged at advertising rates
LIZ The above rates are not 10 yiiiale any ex-
is hug contract.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
ORKNEY SPRINGS,

SHENANDOAH. COUNTY, IA.
THE Seymour House and sylyan Retreat, One
Il onlysHoiels within the eorpoIaiion.) will be
open "a Cor visi orS as usual July lst 1854, ey A
r.. SEYMOUR, Sole Proprietor
h MUSIC
The Ladies' PaIi5r will be, fnrnished with 4
Piano and Guitar, and the Ballroom with Co
tiion Bind
A grand Tournament and Fancy Ball viii be
held an Monday. August 2s,h 6n
lGoae hes will ron daily from the Springs via Mt.
Jackson to New Market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
4 Western Virginia Land Agency.

TIME SubseIibefg are Agents for The sale Of
/ u large qnaniities Of LAND in thar part OF
Western Virginia, through which the Central
Railroad Is ID process demonstration. This land,
considered in reference 10 SOIL climate, mineral
resources, accessibility, and The character Of The
population BOW settling" in that part o. the State
win generally coninfend Itself on ezsnination, as
very desirable for investment and residence al the
Inv prices iAnd easy terms atwhich il is offered
for sale. Full and Particular information will be
furnished 70 persons desiring 70 purchase, by
either ~
HENRY L. BROOKE, Richmcnd city,
s. 5. THOMSON. Lewisburg, Grecnbrier, cd,
p. p. DANDRIDGE, Lee Town, Jefferson CO., J X
Il 0cfller af 1879 N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

CONSUMPTION Akp SPLITTING BIoop.-See
the certificate Of Mr.. Turner H. Ramsey. fs, many
years proprietor Of the farmers Hotel redercs burg,
Va, late Of the City Hotel. Richmoad Va
De John M1nge, Of theN,iiy Of Rseanosd tDqugh
regular physieiaa. aad 81 opposed what he
raed qnaet ae1ieaes. obliged f9say lisa ~ go0a-
elects the Of Mr.. Ramsey, woudetlul in
deed.
1le had u srcn n by several phy sieans had tried
most o the qjack nesines, aud on the eYrge of
despair a. 81 as The grave, when he ired Earter's
Sbseish Nix turc.
give refer The pub't % his full aud lcngthy certfeae
afonDd the battle, stating his cure.
80 See adj cafssenienl. IApril is--im.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
July9. lss4
StraYed.

EROM The Fair Ground, near Charlesiown, on
il Tuesday last large dark brown Mare. As
she has young colt depending upon nourishment
from her. he subscriber would be thankful fol EAR
ly information Other where abeuls. liberal com
pensasion viii be given far her return TO Mr.. John
s. cFaighll, on the Shenandoah River, or sor in
formation so tha: rtcovsS her
july OH 1854 JOHN G. coCKRELL-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

ne. uENHY,s ENYIG DRAFTING coRDIAL;-The
merits ii this pur vegetable EXTRACT for the removal
and cure Of physical psesiaiion genital debility,
nons Affections, &c. Sc, fully described n another
column of thu paper, 70 which the reader is REFEREED.
50 per bo.ie, bottles for 50, six bottles for S.
: per doxfn.-o Observe the marks ot the GENriSE-
Prepared daily BY S. +. COHEN, No, Franklin Row,
Fiae Street below Eighth. phila erhia, Pa, TO
WHOM ALL ORDERS MUST he ADDRESSED
For sale BIZ all respectable Druggists aud Merchants
throng huni the country.
H.. LIZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

a n I1,iiiu,icn Of hith er.ie. forlthe educstion
"A q YOUNG LADIES exclusively, viii he
opepcd under he abofc name al o. non ailer, de
mr.. q September Is
The Institute viii b furnished via an the ID
planes ihal facilitate The hcqui.ilisn a ka0Wl
edge, Or pertain 10 eouselienes and kkalfh.
1rns pr Session Of FSur Esafis
Board. including rOou-sens, washing fael,
lights, 6c- SIS 90
Music. with use q insfrument IS 90
Higher Ehslish and Classics 1850
Common English 1850
Junior Department 1000
Modern Langusee9t-each s. 90
Drawing, Painting Enbroidery, &c,, -
A Circular, giving more definite End extended
Information, viii Be issued several weeks before
the Opening Of the School should de Boarding
Department not Be completed q the Opening Of rhe
session, Convenient boarding places 8iIl Be provi
ded in town on application being made 70 he
s P. YORK Principal
Winchester. June q, Ie54-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
SCHOOL NOTICE.

hOO44&(C4I nv Il 4SLLs w
MISS MARGARET Mem URRAN respectful
lHl ~ Informs her friends and patrons that her
Schoo. IS now organized and open for the reception
OF additional scholars. Her course of tuition will
embrace lie ordinary as also the higher branches
of complete English education, including Or
biography. Reading. Writing, Grammar English
and French Arithmetic, Algebra, Geography as
also Chemistry, Nalrral Philosophy, Moral PHI
losophy, Physiology, &C. :. :.
The modern languages will be taught If desired,
as also Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Miss NJ. promises, 10 addition to her own, ear
nest effort to advance her scholars TO procure able
assistance, should the number OF pupils require IL.
TERMS.
For the Elementary branches. SC per session Of 5
months.
For the higher branches, $50.
Music, Sl2 for &c lessons.
School Rooms at the residence Of Mrs. DR..
Griggs in Charestown.
May l6. lS54-f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

81 IES1ns<1sy I5sl Re 15ih m. fstyaihe Ship
<.,1-,6rS Rsais;sr j y6nnx col0fcd man, Owned
- : iS5r Is Beikcly C5ehly, IN the employ o. NJ.
I1S<S Ettxn ; miles from this place, fen IN he
f~rve-t 6tId and died IN 100 OF three hours; be
S@rer spoke afi<F manifested any signs q ss1sa
fIo19 The hands were working very moderately
II he lime He bad conplained somewhat he
<sv before, and had during he morning q his
dead complained Of severe head1-he
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

&C. An ounce Of fact Is worth pound of theory and
the fear OF ccncusye facts that cluster aroa q that in
comparable preparations, Hoodsnd's sCtlmai Bitters
prepared byIDr c. NJ, Jackson, Phads ,phfa esfsb-
fishing It's value tonic rssforafyc are such IS
would prevent incredibly Itself frorq sonig its e.
fcacy hi 81 Of disease Il ihestomach whether
or chronic il may De recommended for s soo,l.
4ng, cordial aud reroy aipg sislaence. pyspepsia
heart hnrn,>loss 81 appetite, perffus
relaxation and debiliif lie are renewed ~ The lltters
10 very short space ol time and perses cranec in
their use meyer fails 70 work thorengh cure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
Dfssolmtfons

FINHE Co-PariBership heretofore existing under
i the firm Of SaAULL & SHIRLEY, for the
purpose Ell conducting he Milling business, was
dissolved by mutual consent the Isl day d June
1854. The Books al the mill and will be setlled
by either OF the late firm. The business viii in
the future be conducted under The firm Of SEIR.
LEY \ HETTERLY, who hope largely to IN
crease the business BY unremilting effort TO accom-
Inodate The public.
WALTER SHIRLEY,
July g. 1854 JONI F. SHAULL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
CHANcERY.-

THE Commissioner, Robert WoTlhingt0n. who
Il was directed by an order heretofore made 10
this cause, lake an account of lhe value Of The
slaves refprredto ia the plaintiffs bill and owned
BY Win Hooif decd. not having made-his report,
il is adudged and ordered that this cause be refer
red 10 Samuel Stone, a Commissioner of this
G ur., who is-fngrneitd 10 ascertain the number
and value Of saidslaves, and make report thereof
10 The next tern5bl this court; and in taking The
account under this decree. the Commissioner IS
directed 10 publish notice Of the time and place fer
four successive weeks 10 some convenient newspa-
per and that such publication shall re equivalent
10 personal service Of such notice on the parties or
any Of them. copy rste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
Iuivc fsSEl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

TIME SUBSCRIBER woril sell his FARM In
i Warencouni lying on the Manassas Gap
Railroad, at the mouth OF Cedar Greek, containing
27J ACRES,
divided into eight fields, well waierei and fine
body Of lofty Oak, Hickory ard WalnRt timber
Buildings gobd-coageueniIy situated and in an
excellent neishborhood, and surrounded bg Mills,
Chur6bes. Shops sc. The said LAND will be
sold very low as the subscriber has no use iorsit
and prefers selliag 10 keeping il 10 the hands OF
tenants Address
JAMES MITCHELL,
White Post.
Clarke county, Va.