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Nolice

I T Is desired that persons having claims against
i the estate of he late r. Worhington, Esq, will
present them 10 me before the FIRST Gay of October
hex,, so that settlement Of them can be arranged.
Any persons having papers which were lett 10
The possrssiue of Mr.. Worlhington, as Commits
kioner 81 either OF The Courts Of the County Of
jefferson are hereby notified that the same will be
the 18Th day OF July pext and al nv nfice 10
Char es,own w g. WORTHINGTON.
June "a 1854. Spirit Administrator.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
At THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT.

HAisF q ho.fEhhf 4; FlRGiNid.
THE subscriber respectfully begs leave 10 inform
/ J. the travelling public that this Hotel is now
renovated and improved for better aud enlarged
accommodation for travellers during summer. w ilh
The late Improvements and desefnined persever4
shce no effort or outlay shall be wanting 10 fen
derths HOiel 10 every respect TO the invalid or tc
those travelling on business or pleasure in It's
comforts and Accommodations, equal 10 any Hotel
ia the Valley. The table shall BE- furnished With
the best from this and Baltimore markets Dinner
always ready on The atnival OF the Baltimore daily
cars and ample time given for passengers to ding
here before the cars leave for Winchester or Bal
limDre Passengers stopping here to view our
ho!R romantic mountain scenery may rest assured
thsy will be we'll cared Tor during their stay a
call Is most respectfully solicited to enable thg
travelling, public to Judge for themselves.
Al. CARRELL.
Elarrers-Ferrg JUNG 6. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

Orderrd That fhs County Coart n jefferson be re-
qnesied hwy the shove u 90953 or the use
of The OyeFsrers 81 the P,.or
The following Phrseiaas have been arpointed BY the
Board 10 atfend the Poof lor present year at the
fllning salaries 20 br levied Tor them IN June 1855
District No 1. Dr. Jessc Ssoekcr $50; DistFict No
. and The Per- Honse Dss S. Bates and William
o Msconghtry, SO eseh No. 3. Dr.. G r. Masop
$50; No. 4. Dr.. H. r. caoke So. M s. Jahn ReyE
nolds $50 No 6, Dr. Icha QutgIry $50; No 4 DR.
W W. sletswigsn $50, VI. ). 'nys George D. Ste
bhensoa and John r. +loi4r1 8 30 zach.
By order of the llrsrt.
SsNUEL STONE, Clerk
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tsiA Bsy4 40 rlsl4rsa trssF al fzfsas
IN cHANcERY.
THE sA9ecs oEthi< sat = ~ I a-,de the sale Of
4 real estate 10 = d-rson Couniy, Virgin = made
b. ne defendants William B. Thompsen Efd EF-
eselt H>sxili a Co,nai ners under drtree III
the Csnoty Cou.f q salt C8anIr al hr Feb Bsty
. Term. lsfs 10 suit IL uhfch Thsmsx Il af1t
and 0hef.. faiznts b. Tsssnss A ~ rne thtir
nert tficed wesr pltitliff sni LrriDda Arm
II skin and Uhers Verr cefrndsu7s 81 hich sslr
N nsw DEF, ndaht CfafiEs Bseske ard sh- said
David Ltekiirad were isiSt par hs~els OF 4 pet
n sail rsaie-lai- aasf The defendant Jahn D. a >
kit wa Purchaser n an residue thereof; 81 fhr
further 81 G y - ~ sshi- af said real :
Il made " - J iin :. Hes4t AID his ven tees,
and f0r general reiief
"a spaesring on afl Iavii fied in this suit. fAat
HE d-Iencan,, Jrha I Heskiu, Thomas Z HIS
kia Henry r. Me.K-nfree ana S6ehis 81 Wiz
Cherries Bf@k- Tie heirs o. Davilt,,akh- AT.
DEC Mo sir uhkhewn. William B Thomps "a,
Evetrit tisskit', abd w lia'n w Palmer ssp nat
residents OF ihi> Ssirs thrs hereby rsqlFsd to
apprat hire within as month after due pabi,e,.
lion ~ fhIs ardrr and d. Mhat 4 neerssary 10 or
teri thet acte-t> ~ - Neifcr - : farthet ~.
oered- thet eapy heres1 o published nee w-.k
iar four successigr heek- 10 he Virginia Free
Press p l-t-l a. The front door ii The caar,.
Hpusr Of this County or the hrstdaY OF The pexiz
Coanfv courtOf Jefeison A Capy-Tre
r T BROWN, &C G.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
ar rHE RAIL ROAD DEPOT

WRAPPERS FERRY VIRGINIA. I.
HNHE subscriber respectfully showesh that this
\ Hotel j. open for be reception Of travellers
on The arrival If the cars al all hours, day ana
night aid polite and obiiging barkeeper, with
tro>ly and a,tive porter, to see thar passen-
geis are well cared for and baggage properly at
tended 70. NJ. cARRELL.
IaIv G. 1874
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lhin.ni..Iinpl

n sHE CAs Parlner>hfp heretofore existing under
4 ihs fien Of StIAULL & SHIRLEY, Tor the
zpprpo,e sasSunducling lhe Milling business, was
LstssyitKxkA SlsKs 9
II s..,rrf n inc late frm The business will in
tie future he Conducted under The firm Of SHiR.
LEY g. HETfERLY, who hepe largely 10 in
grease he business by nnreniiting eicr 10 accom-
rnOdate the public.
WALTER SHIRLEY,
july o. 1854 lONHF SHAULL.
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Charlestown Academy.
r ". IVY ERs, e,,peipsl
j. RiI.ASD. Assistant,

r H.P'W YEAS, P,lseipal
J. RfLtSD, A<sisiani.
THE ,xerci-ts q his hoOl will he r. sunscd on
Il tbe ~ N rday IN SrIismbsr and c.a,e On
DE iasl Ffitav "a jun iioaing The course Of
fn,huctien is1hdtourh AID caln prshenstye m
racing n . Eagish Department: sprling.
hrasipg GeogfaphY E1gii Grsmmer, History.
Gnmpostiau Arithmetic Buok Keeping Nalnrai
and Inte,lselual PAileophy, Chemistry and Ply.
siacgY
10 The Maih.n ,licsl pepatirnrn,. Algebra.
P.atH D-sefp'iy- aed Analsilcsr( Gpom-,,s Y.
Plain anil Spherical Tg iipui -lsv MIih applica-
ti'p>tp pam Surveying DefsfrnIiai and lnitg 81
Caienqs
10 the Classical department: Lain Greek
French aud spanish wilh.Classiesl History and
Lleratufe
Tse'as pei Aaif Ssssila ~ Ftre lMsatii;
ard anl 'ruiliun pataf'e advsGce SIS 20
uiion in 'he EtRii-l d Isr,msm 1900
Cias.ica. ana NJ aihemalical
Dsranmehi 2ON0
Taili4H inrihr French aud Spanish extra each s. 10
Coming n fce so
Fu further lhfi,imatirn. apply or Cirrnlais T.,
the ieripai- 10 n ) wLile, Esq al CLsTles
.own vi
Arc 81 IN Issi-m
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IN AssUMPsIT.
Virginia, 10 wit

a Ra = nd il she c.erk's oaice efshe Circuit
esais Z s.f.lsop ooan'y. on ne 9.A day e Al
5Ss.ss a.il,. Plaindf
AGAINST
Eswnrf 3 casfr Ia " X nsfik Az8rsp Ksa-
ecav I'm 8yrs ytsia fah Srsr1agsn Hrs-
~ ~ Srt1rlngtn Ctfrirs 4, Bafief aDd fir-
rfs.a 80 IFIIosftr Z WIS dnf ,fsaes s
nlrks3 fsst s,,rslshy ard palfarTs nadeg he
A4ef - fea RI ufst 4. JdrtSH Q are Rsi1r
80 Js1a Y ~ ktasAs Deietdaals
~ cHANcE2T.
ktkes G W'ei>ss AK FslAas Rishsi.s
AGAINST
IN tScERr.
TINE d1er a IA -sris i 70 iri In ne sale ~
kiNsli Coake Tf61ce u trfain plfc.l-
q |<1d rnt' Dift q Tn eip.l. B. b. IsiniiiIs
I|ytrIt .>frole d@bIt ta~ Irn u - seserllIr
q {n1e ~ = aatAf. Iiaziss, tor shs bsn q d
B. ~ l,1< = "a ',s', f'.i h X. .aiI.. ,h,s
- fs.f1ia4i Ui||mEhhy L Uthh + . 4 = r@>f.
1<nlI ~ So. q Y0fiain ~ i siaa,r.I 10 ~
r||< " &N1'nt4e no0it 1i,tr 1nF tnhia ~ n
a i'1< nd end ~ ~1EfI< NECESSARY b, nr0,s|
n" inter- - n inis Ua,'rr 4 4 fn-l er = ~.
q n Spy 1trtoI = rut|I{1lI 1nre 4 ~. IL
|... |r||f|<Ilt u<rEt IN ne rVffrInia- s.. !
Pres and 11-'@' a. he iro1i 11t- ~ rs c1nn.
|.1...1' ~ I.11l/. 81 az f|-, f,4nf .k4 ns1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

AGAINST "a
n MS L,-as n kfrl L4s4s u afes4., NJ,
glia = % y Yacet " .utsss " I 80 q.
hfsllasL,s q n II M.9rs q ar ~ So
'ls g5ssi-5 dse'd cl.sh " Lsea e e..g n z :
f = trf Lss.s dt* gta,a y 49, 90
ii ~ ~ Rassn to- w n re, :. & = - =
IN aftTr4s Jssa " Cf.tts. sa.tts'" ~ s'as
II IA srHa.s.erea 1lf Eficss 4 r. = 81 1tses
PUtrr Jaa IN Snafs H.AsC Nv r.,iast"@,
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i DtsiIK n 4.4ta Dssti Mr. ~ = y ahte
sJAscH, ar Ms9H ~ I@ssas 4 - - :,
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! It.tsssq1~.Iss.sl ~ Nettr H,m Lasss Sfaa :
/ e,s.45foa y saes Mg4s RE isaeas SaMs
ND aawS d s,rss 4 saeRsR Jska X DE, GOO
/ q SSFt aad H,arsss H n ei H~gtsH Ds.
IN CtIANCERY
IfevIE 4 Il this sui 10 settle the ShetlRaiiy
II at lhs .ailta6 With III Depa.tss q lihin
tI.I.ss. Rahsri Las. Jr.. J hn " Mssoie anii
h .ni..l q fteakss AMI heir securities.
a, appearing az an Lawn a ed ~ th 5 sun tbai
ih@ det-naant Jim g Waiper, Z n r Waeh'
Z, astoa sab sheeaitef Jl.an II Stiirr tni
Isaa ~ cfapa are no fesidsnss u thi> ; asesiht y
are her.Sk req iYea | app@sr here w'ain enc
3 nth ssl-r ia 81 iee fsa Il tals . Dr. aud o.
,peessass ", ~. itet ihsis H'er - 'hts
rasiler Il u ia ther ode thai ct,py II
nnkI,shrst once a week t5f tesa 2saecs~sase Wee
- n. syAfxsaia Free PreSs" aai pasted ~ IL,
fr,nt as,r ,i III. Guar House -oi this CvanIr. OF
ina 6e.t day IL he next Caangv Caart Of Jefferson
~ e0py--Tfs,ei < bNOM =, CLERK.
August = 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

: Frznci- Yafrs. VIA Mecer, Charles John
! IN. Jacob Line. D. . A Bates aud Mm II
Griggs, 50 c.eh for days attendance At this
lard, q W
Baiaanl Osbourn and James L Towner, So
;csci for DAYS ATTENDANCE al this Board. 90
AMOUNT levied 10 the haads q Francis Yates,
Treasurer Of this Board, % purchase suppieE
for the Poor house an1eonlingen expenses, 900 90
- W lillian Worihiklon. Esq, Tor writing
contract for farm and repertto The Court, 10 90
e,eoon a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

rE1WO shops 81 IL - = ne row inLnfdi4-eiy
opnosi,, lht confi-fI 7pses u ChailtEioen -
0nf oiihrmi i i'ift - VIII enzn'tr and shels.s-
an3 BIB # .hen zrs-I ~ p iEo'e 'hs'f e..e.e,s
Ict1Iipn - ~ - 49, 'pr fs'nff c-cfs q
ai.'fiy. ANDREW HuNrER-
: q t.orcif tiERRI N63. f,r .si- ~
y 1pf;fsN. 4W cRkNER-
T[1IIL VHE6RI(0 ~ sal> -
u BRoEcf4> WARRINGTON
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! Miller Wanted.

VIE ,lh rin.i = t7h ta,saipiD. oil Mil
LEt 4 y1ung man Peie ter. 70 oa-lthas
cau sGm- wtil rec0aa,epa "a wages iVfii rs
a. 81 aae.s ss-rI,-1 - LOAiAS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17
Plank

Plank.
IN DOO FFEr - Plank;
IU,UUU COS ner hall inch Plank, Tor sale
i 10 Dgpa E. M4AlSQUIfH
August 10 1851
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Found.
lissnlntinn-

ft1HE CapaftGer,hip he sIettie existing nader
4 the fnlof, HUNT & EVANS. Is his day
dissolved hy muius! consent. The business hire
after wall b. rpsssrl-d by J.sgpH Il Evans. al The
old stand on Main 5 rect who 81 settle The daifs
81 the csnerTn Al those indebted tu=the 6rm Riii
please come fTgard ss soo1as possible and stitie
their aecpunIs ard those having claims against
The Concern VIII please r nier them immediaiaiy
L HUNFi
J1ly 81 ISL tAug3l JR EVANS
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE. va.

FTBE -<+-Is -. - ia = sa.tre fer fsr
i sirei1rS rrqaiir al ite PRESIDENT.
hasu>(a fclt-1e
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a Nero ii,ian for sale.

rItHE sisse IL hss f.f~sal- a isen MAN 80
i 1ea.S 4 I s.%-i, is..ssing grla q ilsiir- gr5d
hahfis amt 20 u nislssid"n A. he i sOtd Tor 10
-ianaI ira t-i nr spectators are pfah biiel
August 3 1851 ia W ROWAN
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Virginia, to wit

\ T x ~, hfat a. ID L .,ks Oh e Ut N cic.ii
~. ID il tson Csuny "a inc 5 Jay 81 Al.
.tAsaf e.. lax S.srl.Y y J .ssr.,a cssa,y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17
MARDWARE.

RRARDWARE.
THAyE Just feeeivelt,a large AID well selected
j stock OF Hard ware paft Il which are as Iliogs:
H0tse-Shoes az TIE very hest qaaitv, H1fse shoe
Nails, Hinges Of every kiad Door Loeks q every
description, ui;a minefsf knobs lion 31a cents TO
S. Hay AMI N .nare r.akS. Braces and Br &c
PTS Halehets BFoai apd~ Choppfng Axes. Saws
III all kinds Table Cutlery Pm Knives 10 srit he
purchaser, Wire srd Steel Rat Ttaps, Meal Sit
hrs An ii the ah.ve and great many other ar
'>'- THOMAS RAwLlNS,.
CfGAits ANU st1B tUCO jus, yised and
DIR sale tow iu'sh supply Of The following
celthraed h arfs az segsfs:
Celalad.. Planiasi,h y
Flo , s.si.Isue Rsssllss
Venus. Do:
Flor q Z, HaAana. sos
pteniaxera de-
A,ss a IusI sappiy u Tsbaeees re,ailins fem asi
Aasea 3 Issi
NOR THE SICK =. Ga hand tail sarplv o.
Il the FLOWING Liqaers Cor the sick sikS Bran
a. Scheiiam S.hnap1s. Madeifa Wine on Port
As 1Ssse artis.les have BEN selected wi;hopl r.
gard Is cost Expressly Ter inyallis FSr saie low
y A.,u..s LMsNIrH
n REAT' BsRSsIN ms ~ REaDG WADE
sheer snckef Csais Sf6,n 1cskss - Ss'fV abs :
xe1y large rev sisek - cs>tgitfeii ie 2 - =
Apsea ard Linen Dnek Cl.is; a'-o Pals - :.
Shirts I'D everything ese, q J. :, s.s,
'sl ;ss.,s s. ,sss = 1870
! 7f-7aE EISSzS 0iK6li y siANitse'c 80
NJ Aspaca Cas- alp Pans g ~ 49,; ~ S-Fn
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NOTICE.

DERSONS who pafch ssrd property a. mr. sale
/ ii Shan on HIT" are hefeh, netiird rial
ih-ir nnirs vii b. due on the 18Th Augut ext
1851 viii he u chatl-Stuwn an thar dsY, and
res rt.iili,v ak and Shall expet r'omnt psvnhHl
10 r. mad GEORGE w. PETER.
Jals u ls5f-Snifit-2t
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Wheat {! Wheat! Wheat |!
Bones Wanted.

TNtlEsuh.,tl.sr sIili az Si2f0 Ger on FIR are,
4 q ahiln ~ n nes delivered al ne stone " a n.
hau>e .iiaaied hdinec,atiy ON tie chesapeake &
OhiO Canal p'ease afar
CHARLES t GRIFFIN.
Foot orc Sweet
Warrington Li'y, AIgsS ,. ls3i-s3 Il
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CARTERlS SPA NISHMIXTURE.

q ~ 1HF1us Il1slt Illa n
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oldest amount to 81 ,237 so the next in age TO
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proportion, according TO the amount and time OF
standing; which additions mako an average OF mere
than 60 per cent upon the premiums paid without
increasing tho annual premium
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NEW BOOK BY REV. JACOB ABBOTT.
nRnLL0 ON THE ATLANTIC

BEAUTIFULLY illustrated with original designs.
ID BY Jacob Abbott
"Rollo-on the Atlantic Is the first book OF ase-
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Extract from the Preface
{ @The books are intended to be books Of instruc-
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true" Published by
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