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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-11
n L w PUBLIC ALTON
Tne PoEms OF THOMAS HooD, with
some account Of the author. Bos-
ton /: Llltle, Brown & Co, 1854.

some account Ol tne autnOr. DOS
Ton }: Little, Brown & Co., 1854.
These volumes form portion Of the
library Of British Poets which this en-
terprising firm are now publishing. II
10 by far the best edition OF the celebra-
ted Poets which has ever baem issued !;
all the volumes are got up in uniform
style, and in very superior manner !;
the paper Is thick and very white, the
type large and clear, and the binding
plain and substantial. They are issued
at low price. This edition should be
in every library.
All lovers OF genuine poetry are more
or less familiar with the writings OF
Hood ; as u humorous poet ne had no
superior, and few, if any equals. He
had keen eye for the ridiculous, and
great genius in expressing most happily
what others can only see in lmagina.
tion as refined wit be almost stood
alone in his rare qualities. He lived at
time when London could boast Of a
very large number Of literary men Of
the highest order OF talent, and Hood
was q particularly brilliant star in the
constellation. We should like TO quote
extensively from tho volumes, but this
would only DO an aggravation to those
who have not read many oi :hs an,hor's
productions. We advise all, and espe.
clally those who enjoy witty things, to
purchase the volumes, and we can as.
sure them that 1t will be the best in.
vestment Of a small sum OF money that
they ever made.
For sale by w. H. Peek and C E.
Hammett Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-11

PThe Wings oil Providence have
nominated Edward P. Knowles for May
or.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-11

CLlsros book Tor Boys. BY Will
liam Simc nds, author Of Boys
own Guide" &c. Boston Gould
& Lincoln, 1854.
The story of Clinton is designed
mainly to illustrate by example the im.
portance OF early habits OF obedience
and industry the danger of mingIing
with unprinciped and vicious compan-
ions and the necessity Of heing able to
say no, when tempted TO do wrong -
Ii is also designed TO awaken in boys
stronger taste lor the quiet and innocent
pursuits and pleasures Of home-lie, "a
taste which can hardly be over. eslima-
ted, as one OF the Heaven. appointed
safeguards Of youthful virtue.
The author has succeeded admirably
in his undertaking, and We commend
the ltle book 10 the careful reading Of
youth. Ii 10 issued in very neat style.
For sale by w. IL. Peek and C. e.
IluUlIuct!, JC.
TIE TWO RecoRps; the Mosaic and
the Geological. BY Hugh Miller,
author Of "Old Red Sandstone,
"Footprints of the Creator" &c
Boston: Goul6 e. Lincoln, 1854.
This is lecture which was delivered
in Exeter Hall, London, before the
Young Mems Christian Association,
and is designed 10 show that there is no
conflict Of truths between theoIogans
and Biologists. 1t gives briel sketch
OF the early Geological writer's and their
discoveries, anJ the progress which has
been made in the Science. 1t is very
interesting little work.
For sale by w. II. Peek and c. E.
Hanmett, Jr.
MY SCHOOLS AND ScHooLMAsrERs; or,
the Story Of my Education. An
Autobograph. BY Hugh Miller,
author OF "ths old Red Sandstone"
"Footprints Of the CREATOR etc.
Boston GoulI g. Lincoln, 1854.
The author OF this took is most re.
markable man who, unaiied, has achiev-
ed for himself truly enviabIe reputation
as a literary man He is stone-cu,ter
by trade, and while laboring at hIs trade
he has iound time TO cultivate his intel
lectual endowments to such an extent
that his works are read far and wide,
and appreciated by men Of genius. He
10 a man Of very marked talents, and
great compass Of mind. As Geologist
he probably has no superior in the world
al the present day. We commend This
life Of Mr.. Miller 10 the careful atten-
ton oi young men, particularly those
who have not enjoyed the benefit OF IN
early education, for IN i, they will see
how man who is compelled to strug.
gle with adversely, can ultimately tri-
umph, and leave an enduring mark Of
his sell-cul,ivaled genius on tho age in
which he lives. 1t is brought out by
the publishers in excellent style ; and
contains a iuII length porlrai, OF the
author in his avocation as a stone.cut-
ter.
For sa C by C. E. Hammeu, Jr. and
w. II. Peek.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
Cedar Lawn fort Sale,

MILL be sold al private saiskths Farm known
wv BY the name OF Cedhr Lazy formerly the iss-
idence or John 4. A. WashinelrA. deed, lying In
jefferson county, Va, about II 81 miles 3. ". Of
Charfestown, on the road lcadibA from Berryyills
TO Leetosn, aud about one mile Honth Of the Har-
pers- Ferry and Smilhfeld EurnpHe, adjoinine the
farms Of John B. Fiagg George Srier Mrs. a. T..
Alexander, Thos. b. Washingtb9s Or. seallay and
others coftaiuing about 35E Al Es. about IS Of
which in fine timber, The improvements enn-
sst OF Ahandscme three story ha2sk DwELLirG, for
y feet square with twoastory Wing 80 feet by 20
feet auscAed; Barn, Corn hop ik house; and
Negro Cabins Also a large ore Afd Of choice 4 D.
pies, and young Peach OrchsFefecenilyp planted.
The Lawn and premises geaeresu are highly i'm
proved By Shfubbery and lsrgS variety or be ID
some Ornamental and Fruit z4rss. There il
Cistefn nEenient ard never saEing well Of pure
Limestone Water about 100 yskds distant The
| farm in shapeNs nearly square Grhe land 10 In q
fine state, OF cultivation and ihs soil Of superior
quality Il has every convenit Sc to marker, be-.
| inR In the immediate vicinity sfahe Winchester
| and Harpers Ferry Railroad, eAd within Tor
miles ofthe Baltimore ard 0hieskaii,road. Ths
place is well known, aud altogeear il one Of tho
most desirable tracts Of It's size 81 the Valley
Persons who contemplate purcMsing, can be in
formed as 10 the terms Of sac By Consulting me 10
person, by letter addressed TO M ut Charlesiovl
Jefferson county, Va. ia
For himself and 10 behalf Of III other deYisecs.
Deer IS. iS53--tf ID
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
Tn The Pnhlie

TINE undersigned, having engaged in The Mer-
Il camille Business, are now openiag. Al Do
fSn's old stand, near the Afmory Gate, q very ex-
tensive stock Of Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets &cl, 70 an ex-
animation OF which they respectfully invite the at
IGNITION OF the public. Their motto ii not larget
profits but large sales They are determined to
conduct their business on the most liberal princi
pies, and TO use every effort to merit the public
confidence and patronage. Whatever they sell
shall be Of the character represented, and invaria
bly, reduced to such prices that none may hope 10
undersell. They have established such extensive
arrangements as will enable them to supply the
market with every article thew deal 10 ut the very
lowest prices. They feel confident an examination
Of the variety, quality, and prices Of their goods
will convince the public that money may be saved
by purchasing at their house. i III
They will give particular attention To- the Gro
Gerry and Provision Business, for which they have
made ample room, by an enlargement OF the prem
ises, and families may rely with confidence upon
being supplied BY them with articles In this line Of
fresh aud snpe; ior qualify. They purchased their
Groceries. mostly in large quantities and always
for cash.
and will, sell them Al prizes unusual in this mar
<et. The following enuperation will give gen.
eral outline Of their extensive stock:
Plain, Changeable and Figured Dress Silks;
Plain and Figured Mouslin de Laines5 aH
Challeys, Lawus, Ginghams, Alpaccas, Canton
Cloths; i
; Bombazines. French and English Calicoes 4
Brown and BIeached Musins;
Ticking, Bagging, Checks, Piaids, Linen Sheet
ings, Table Linens and Oil Cloths; &
Towlngs, White. Red and Yellew Flannels;
Irish Linens. Silk, Grape, Cashmere and Nous
Ho;srry. Kid, Thread, Cotton, silk ana sink
Nett Gloves
cambric, .Jaconets! Laces and Edgings;
Plain. Barred and Figured Swiss Goods;
Needle-worked Goods Trimmings, Bonnet Rib
bons, Paras6ls and Umoreilas
Coating Linens, Jeans and Tweeds;
Cashmere Cassinets, Linen DriIlss 4
Cravats, Suspenders, Boots and Shoes tf every
description for Men, Ladies, Boys, Misses and
Children;
Silk, Fur, Straw. Chip, Kossuih and SLOUGH
Hats Of every variety.
large stock Of Hardware, including Cutlery
and House furnishing materials;
Rife and Blasting Powder;
Queenswarey ana WOODWARD; Window Glass
Patty OH sndP
lol Of fine Tobacco and Segars;
Bacon, Salt, Fish, Lard, Potatoes, Flour and
Corn Meal.
They have choice lot Of fine Liquors, wherewih
ihey will supply gentlemen as cheap a. The sams
brands can he bought 10 The cities
WALSH & BRO.
f1arners- Ferry Anril % le54-trs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
On Thursday Evening, june y, "a,


III r..raon. Gum Sbelac, Florida Water, Tin
NJFn;l. Pins Sancers. Niirons Acid. CoIlodi1n.
1oi;ie potash. Indine. Caustic Potash. E.cfucfri-
I'm. 01o RISE. Wbfis War. Cochineal. Carb Am
nonia. Sap Cart. Soda. Black Pepper Train Oil.
palm Soap. CAMP. 6cni'csp. Bure1ndF Piiek
Pi.s,ers. ,oec.hrr with 10. o. prime 8ee.rs jusl
49, - JOHN LE1DBEATER
lh 90 sIakisr's oli siahd. Fairfax s..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
INFORMATION WANTED.

NJ 10 purchased The State r ighl Of Virginia Of
w George Roht's tate Improvement IN Seed
Platter Also, who owns half OF the United
States il said improvement and who paid for IL
Whose.em mfnt has he fRohr) been in for the
last three Yeas ard particularly last summer -
Who manufactured all the Wheat Drills with the
Guano Attachment that has been sold in Virginia
Al whose expense were they built and Who was
responsible for fkeir operating we'll Has be &C.
Rghr) made ole or sold one
II F6hr or i've - competent irorkmeni, wanted
EDWARD HUNT.
Charlestowr, May 4. Is5i-Lou1ouu Dem 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
MILLINERY.

MISS KATE HOOPER begs leave to inform
lNl The Ladies Of Charlestown and vicinity, that
she has jpst received several very pretty PAT
TERN HONNEfS from Baltimore, and Is now
prepafedsto do any kind 81 work in the Millinery
Business Miss HoopgR hopes by strict attention
to business to merit the patronage OF the ladies =
EY-Her residence is Oh Main street, next door
to Mr.. George B. Moaroe's.
April 20, lS5l-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
FMhIir Naie ofRdoKa,

WILL be sold, in the Court House Yard on
w Monday the (l5'h1 first day OF May Couti, a
large collection Of La " AND OTHER YALU-
ABLE BOOKS OF The laie William T. Daugh-
erty
Acredit OF thirty DAYS will be given upon all
sums Of IS aud upw ards-bond and approved Sc
CURLY will be required
CHARLES JOHNSON,
April 81 1854 Is Adliinistrator
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
Western Virginia Lad Agency.

TIME Subscribers are Agehks for the sale Of
j. large quantities Of LANR In that part Of
Western Virginia, through 4sich the Cehiral
Railroad Is 10 process ofc0nslfafinn. This land,
considered in reference 70 soilgelimate, mineral
resources, accessibility, ard Tia character oI the
nnnulation now SETTLING in ths part OF the Stale,
will generally commend Hseli Ia examination, a.
very desirable for investment an residence, al the
l.w nrices aud easy terms al ANhich il Is offered
for sale Full and particular Information will be
furnished 10 persons desiring go purchase, BY
either. r
HENRY L. BROOKE, Richmond Ety..
8. b. THOMSON. Lewisbsrr, q Ssnbrier, CO., v.
R.P. cambridge, s-Town, &Aerson CO.,
flntoher ~ tAS9 N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
MILLINERY.

NTRs. MARIA z. JONES would inform the
WI Ladies Of Charlestown and vicinity tina; she
has inst returned from The East with the latest
SPRING AND SUMNER FASHIONS, and re
speeIfuity invites them 10 give her call Her en-
tire siocS consists OF some very elegant PATTERN
BONNETS, RIBBONS and FLOWERS
Mrs JeNss returns her thanks for the liberal
patronage she has heretofore received, and hopes
by STREE attention 10 business to merit continu-
ance Of The same IApIil 90 5i-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
REMOVAL.
MIss CATnARINE {. sHEET;

MISS CATHARINE c. sHEETz
HTOULD respectfully announce that she has
w removed 10 the newly rough cast house re-
Gently fitei up by Mr.. Rawlins, the street lead
ing from the Bank to Lestown, and having Just re-
TUNED FROM Baltimore with the latest SPRING
AND SUMNER FASHIONS she is now ready
10 receive her friends and customers.
Charlest6wn April 20 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

COLLECTS can IRON The Ladie. n csh,,,.,
~ town AID ries1itl 70 examine her SPRING
FASHIONS, which 1he has received NON Phila-
deiphia-they are a. most approved and fash.
ioneble style All work entrusted to her care viii
be ezecnied Win neatness and desn,tch. Rsr;d..r.
second door from Mr.. Eby,s
Miss King returns her thanks to he T.ad;-. a.
past favors and s0licils continuance u Ire snme
CharleElown ApriI q. ISL =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
New EDrine and Summer Goods.

FTyHE subscriber has juss received one oftbe most
been his pleasure TO offer the public embracing the
latest and most fashionable styles for both Ladies'
and Gehtemen. Purchasers are invited to exam
inc his goods, which he can confidently recon-
mend ! JERE HARRIS.
i Aprfhi3s 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
NOTICE.

NOTES given at the sale Of the properly OF the
IN late Jcnalhan Kearsley fall due on the 4!A
day eF MAY; in nv absence payment to be made
TO KtfES 4 KEARsLEY n not promptly paid,
no otter notice will be given before they trans
ferred SAM'L c.. KEARSLEY,
Appsl 10, 1884 Exsentpr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

1LA forms the Ladies Of Charesrsui And vis;,;,v
that she has jas returned from Baltimore v;fh nv
latest SPRING AND SUMNER PSPTS
FASHIONS. and SELECTS call from he Lads-s -
a lot Of handsome and fashionable Dress Grim
minks which cannot fail 10 please
She returns her thankslor the liberal patronage
heretofore extented 70 her, and soliciss eoasinu
aneeof The same She warrants her work 70 he
done In The most fashionablep manner.
~ Residence east end Of Town.
lnril 81 le5f-3ls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
Attention!

THE Members Of the cAsFies,own Fire Compa-
Il ny are hereby Aptifed TO attend a meeting Of
said Company on Saturday evening next, si 4
o'clock. ia front II The Engine HOUSE, al, which
time 40 election OF officers will take place. By or
der Of the CAPTAIN
Nav 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
Caution to the Pnhlin

oersr = s. = nns card in The Loudoun Dem
l,S ~ sss.lng mar he Jeprep.redt 70 bald DrilI,
,.s,., .ns compost Aszbhnen as heretofore We
a. ass. q. s SsG sa s Is sss ssss qKfs q
lore - not MS ~ our constntS he attached them
lasi season but be hasno further right now. a. ne
90 not intend To leiany one bald them bar cumpe-
tent w0fkmen. HENSON a ROHR
May a I654-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
TashianahIa millinery.

HyHE subscriber keeps on hand splendid assert
u mens Of ready trimmed silk Bonnet. n all
different shades manufactured By FreEeh Lady
ID Philadelphia. These Bonneis will BE admired
for Ias.ei beauty and eheapness, and Ladies are
respectfully solicited to examine them.
ISAAC ROSE
Charlesinvn Anril IL 1874 II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
New Goods.

IN, AM now opening 4 large assortment Of splen-
1:did SPRING GOODS. all Of which | an de-
teimined sell cheaper than ever for cash To good
eustomers, or on short credit Also fresh sup
ply; Of choice GROCERIES. Please call aud ex-
angsne for yourselves, if you want BARGAINS.
PHILIP C00NS.
EE- win take ID exchange TOR Goods Corn,
RYE. Potaloes Butter, Eggs, Rags, Wool, nc.
H4rpers-Ferry, April 6. 1884, p. c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
Attention Bricklayers..

GEALEB prop sails win be received up to the
- lob Of MAY. for laying Of the Brick Of the
Bss Methodist E. Church, Shepherdsio sn -Vir-
ginia. The hidder 10 state his prices for laying
the same ~ the thousand, or day. All CONF
mIaiea.ions 10 b. addressed 10 William M0uder
saephefdstowr, ferson couniy, va
ny order OF
BUILDING COMMITTEE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
NOlice.

THE Books Debts due HaRtnA & RIDEsouR
i are IN s RrsENorRs hands for settlement All
persons who know themselves 10 be indebted 10 the
above Firm will please call early and arrange heir
debts.
We have large number Of small acc 5unts and
notes which we will have to put iaio sAe hands Of
al officer If not settled against the istof June.
JERE HARRIS.
SAMUEL RIDENOUR.
Anr;l 81 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
For Rent,

pTyN o shops or Offices in the row Immediately
j. opposite the Court House, in Charesiown.-
OAe oEthem is fitted up with counter and shelves
and bosh OF them are saiiable-from their eligible
location, size OF reoms &C, for either Offices or
shops is may be desired. Possession given imme-
Idiateiy ANDREW HUNTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
NANTES.

RIO buy or hire, a colored WOMAN, who IL I
u good cook, washer, aud ironer. Que about
IS OF 10 years u age preferred.
SAMUEL WRIGHT.
April IS, is5t-5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
YIRGINIA FREE PRESS AND FARMERS' RFP0SIT0RYl


FTvHE Ladies Of he Prtsbr,eri,, CARL IN,
u hold FAIR a 5hs houss q III. N Co., 49,
e4muthcing On he l8lh Of May for ,ks n1rre-s
81 rtyisg 81 ne chnreh debt Tkev kope tSss -
ukeeI viii commend iiself 10 he l6efsiirs "a ~
p3blic. fApfiI 20 Is5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
/ THEI,AST NCEICE.

IHEi LAST NIkN IOE.
A II. Of those that know themse<Fes indebted TO
n me on old note and account fll call and par
the same on Or before the 20sh u April nexi. or
their claims will positively be dissosed Of Why
notleome and pay TO save cosl an'tfrnuble
pTIIEiP C00ES.
Harpers Ferry, March 90 iS54E
II MY STOCK Is still hrgessnd good and !
am Selling off 90 tie very best kisE Of terms for
cash, or 10 MY customers at the dual law prices
on sh0rttime. 50
n B. have fof sale 40 bnshef4 Of good rev
clean CLOVERSEED, al Sc SCI r. hnshel
PElISP C0ONS.
Msrch 81, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
Msy4 1884.

OMRTs. SHITRss-The subscriber calls al
~ irnfi5n to his large stock OF Shirts which are
cut h5 regular shirl cutter sewed and finished in
ne brsi siylr. He sells fair Shirt made of good
Musnn fne Irish linen BOSOM bands and collar
(some without collars from s. 90 . 81 IS These
rho want an extraordiuarE noe article can GET
shirt al 50 Is thai eonld not BE- improved ID qusly
or workmanship Common Shifts. from 30 10 IS
eenls. Good Tree-ply Collars i2a cents.
May4 ISAAC ROSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

For Safe.

THE half of 90 ACRES OF WHEAT now
l. growing on the Farm II B. w. Herbert II
this Wheatis not sold previously will offer II at
public sale. at the Court House deor, on Monday,
The 18Th Of May next.
CHARLES E. cUNNENGHAM.
Apfii 81, LISTS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
White Lead, on. &e.

THE subscriber Is receiving from.she celebrated
/ mandatory ofLewis Bros. Of Philadelphia,
1000 lbs Of bis pure White Lead, in 50 and IS ID.
kegs BE is prepared 70 sell low also. Llnseed
oil, Spirits Tnrpeniine, Copai yarnish, Fehetian
Browne. Gold Leaf. Paint brushes, Sash Tools,
B. n Pencils, Graihers, &C., &c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
JUST ARRIVED,

JUST ARRIVED,
EW AND CHEAP. til
TIME undersigned has just returned from the
i EaslerR markets with The largest and most
STOCK OF GOODS
he has ever offered at this place, all Of which has
been purchased the very best possible terms, and
will be sold as low as any goods Of the same qual-
nv can be 10 he Valley Of Virginia, conslstng in
part OF the following articles viz:
Cloths, Cassimeres and Tweeds;
Fancy Cassinets, at very low prices;
Silk, Satin and Marsailles vestings If
Italian, Cloth and Summef do.
A good assortment Of Cotton Goods for Sum
mer wear;
An assortment Of Beached and Brown Cot
tons;
Do do osnaburg Cottons;
Black, plain, striped and 6gered Silks;
Tarltons, Illusions and Sarcaneus;
Swiss, Cambria and Jsconet Muslins;
Plain and figured Canton do;
A large assortment Of uaEcOes and Cling
hams;
Berages and Berage de LANES, very cheap'i
Lawns, Muslins. Sci III
Irish Linen and Linen Tahleclolhsi Ri
Linen, Silk, and CambIie Handkerchief;
Grape, Silk, aud Cashmere Shawls, Of every
variety
French worked Collars and Cuffs;
Dress Trimmings, &C
silk and Straw Bonnets. very cheap;
Artificial tT..severs- &c, and almost everything
in the IA ICY way
Ladies' Misses andChildrens Shoes;
Hats and Caps. of every qualify and price
Also, large stock Of GROCERIES, Of the best
quality. consisting in part Of
Coffee, Sugars. Chocolate, Teas;
Molassss, Syrups, Bacon, Salt &C
Also good assortment Of Hardware
Gallery, Carpenters FOOLS &c.
Walters, Looking Glasses, aud Tinware.
large stock Of QueenBware, &c.
All of which will be sold on the very best terms
Those who desire 10 get good and cheap bargains
are respectfully invited call before purchasing
else where, and Judge for lhemselyeg.
JOHN @. WILSON.
HarpeTs.Ferry, April 20. 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
NEW GOODWI.

TOHN I. HOOFFis nowireceivlng sid opening
u d fatge and general stock Of DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE. &C., 10 which he
invites he attention OF Ladies and 4entlcmen.
Charesiown April i3 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

ERENcH WORK.--NeedieAwDi coliars.
q sprpcer UndefsleeVes, &C., for sale ~
April -. IL. H00FF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04
Virginia, jefferson county, set

charIesloen. April ., is54-lf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

Virginia, jefferson county, set;
10 The County coaSI, April Rules, 1854
Isaac S. Ianner, I: Plaintiff
AGAINST
Jacob MrndenhaH, Phe6e Bennett, Amos
nendenhaH, Ansos, :JOseph. .Jclcob, Ellen,
JAKE, Human, ltsle5e,i, and Phebe Asn
BaLf,oia, heirs Of: Beity a. BoidWin,
deed, aid Hester Ain, Aa.os and James
MendeahaH, hairs ef Samuel 1IendsnhaH,
deed, and Eiisq6etk .lIendearhaH, acidoD,
and G. W. GEis:nstotf end Hannah,
his arita, ~ Defendants
IN CHENEERY
TIME object Of this su issto obtain Decree for
u the Sale OF Houses& Lot in Shepherdsiown,
and Division ofthe proceeds among thOse entitled
thereto.
Il appealing by Satisfactory evidence that the
Defendants, Amos Meu:leIthaf, Amos, Joseph,
Jacob Ellen. Jane HanSa1 Rebeeca, and Phebe
Ana Bald win, heirs Of eetEy M. Baldwin, decd,
heirs oi Samuel Mendenlsalf deed. and Elizabeth
Men6enhSll, his widow, end O. w. Guisendorfr
and Hannah. his vile, are not residents OF this
State they are hereby required TO appear within
one month amer due publication OF this order, and
dc what is necessary 10 prgtet their interests And
it is further ordered thai. Ibis order be published
once week Tor foas successive weeks 10 the Yir-
GINA Free Press, and possed at the ircut door Of
the Court House Of this County, on the frstday Of
the next term Of said couli.
BtaaY pq. Il Al MOORE. Clerk.
Anril 27 1854. u s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-04

~ have Just been received. Whi<h will compare
Win hhr received m this market. Con1frr pkr-
sicinns rilito yell 70 call and examine For ale
wholesale or retail By Il ~ SMITH
Anil "a 1854