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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07

A s Commissioning under decree Of the circuit urt
~ for the county 'bf Amherst. in The friendly ,uit OF
Gabe Cabell and others the undersigned offers ior
sale the valuable Tract of Land in the county Of M
her called Mountain View Ii nine miles from the
Canal I've River Warehouse; - miles from Lyn CHI
bnrg, from Amherst c. H. from New Glasgow a nd
dlacent the line of the Extension of the Orange
Alexandria acknowledging only about one mile iron
depot be established That rond 1t contains about
$40 acresnbont 500 cleared, and about 800 woodatd.
heavily mbcred with valuable timber potion of
the land is very fertile and in ngh OF cultivation;
the residue in state rapid impro' ement, Ill-
Is considered amorg lrehnesi Wheat lars in the
", and is well adapted IL the culture of Corn o
bacco. 1t lies well and is well wHtered About -
ucres the meadow land hay, been recently grass
and orchard of 200 200 iruit trees of choice
kinds has Just Teen set The improvements consist
comfortable Dweilis House, houses stables n
The tract viii be surveyed and divided Iud parcels.
aud >na either ia parcels cnfiIc tr,ct aud
Sold privately telore the 9th October. SD il Will
that day, be s"d at public auction The Premises.
1t to be sold Tor the purpose o dv' i'm TIN iriitv
II getting from Ibis point To the markets Of Lyncburc
Rirhu"nd and the 81 81 cities On tte North and South
side Of james Ev,I including Automatically mean,
I'll lhc karoud aud Canal with whirh Is about to br
CONFERENCE.-The proiuctHcuess OF the soiI;-the gene.
gl appreciation al the nds county in c,rs,-
4ucnGr o the Influx oil rnotioal nrmers from other
,uuntirs where improved lands o the de,cripliu
commend II l!hc pricc;-the healthtnncss of the cl.-
ead he beauty the suroundin. scenery render
the tract very desirable oaebnrh IS "A means Of in
Ncs;nent ard rs permanent residence Tor agricultural
purposes WM ! CABELL, com.r.
sep d ec2wtds
Iv hichnopi Wig and Chnrlot,, svie Alvorutc
copy wtds.
I'liE undersigned have formed copartnership
L for conducting the Milling busincss-thoir
friends and the public having wheat for sale, will
please give them a call before disposing of it.
They will at all times give the highest market
price for the same.
FOR SALE.
Flour and Mill Offal, Corn. Corn Meal, Lump
and Ground Plastcr-which will be furnished on
accommodating terms.
JNO. S. LANGHORNE,
Sep 7clm THOS. w. JONES.
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Fall Trade. September. 1854,

NJ IRE now receiving, per steamers Balti, and Aps
W aud packet ship Caroline. our Fall Importation
OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS, purchased for Cash. by
our Agon, Mr., Wedd,l, ut rery lom rstes We are
al-o in receipt of large and commanding stock Il
iOMESllC FABRICS pur chased from first hands.
sacrifices.
We respeclfiy solicit call from the Virginia and
North Carolina Mrrch,nts. a. We feel conf6eut we can
h'r them goods at as low prices he found ia any
market STEVENSON & WEDDELL
HfP''ci Petersburg. Va
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Receipts on Virginia and Tenn Rail Road


FOR THE MONTH on AUGUST, 1854
Passengers aud Mail. .#......-.#..#. tll,122g3
Freight ........-.-. -...--#... 972l.35
Total. .#s..............S $50. sil 81
Receipts for August, ls53 ......... I2913oO
Increase .#......-...--....... 1851, 1
beng oscr 90 per cent.
We have been favored by Mr.. f.. II. Gill. Gen.
Superintendent, with the above comparative
tcn,nt al receipts op the Va. and Tenn Rail
Roud during the ln-t month. The exhibit, flat
toring ~ il l., conveys we believe, hut a partial
ideh Of the business which this road penctratin J,
the richest section oi Virginia. will speedily de b.
yelop and accommodate. 1t i, now in operation
about half distance 10 the Tennessee line. yet it
will be perceived that AN average monthly in.
come equal 10 that of August would nearly up
proNmate 3 per cent on the whole cost of con-
strueiion 10 Tennessee.
The whole number of passengers trnnsporte
during The month of August was 9,51..
TRIUMPH on THE MGXlcsN REyoLurlo SIsrs.-
Il has already been stated that the revolutionists
III Tnmaupas, on the Rio Grande, were carving
all before them. Ii appears battle has been
fought near Matamorns The insurgents number
ed 2so, and were met 10y le9 Mexican troops nm
der Col Cresy, with one piece Of artillery. After
desperate fight, the latter, il is said, were rou
ted, with the loss of seven officers and number u
soldiers stimated rs high a. ~. The insurgents
had only Que man weanded. IL was alst, reported
that Carraja had captured Camargo. l he insur.
gents subsequently marched to the aid of their
friends al Victoria, who were about To b e attack
ed. The State of Iamnulipas was almos'. entirely
in possession of the insurgents.
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94N1sk SALE,
on DANIELS NM.

Il ON DANIELS HILL
imre' or i"nr RUiLpiSG LnTs, ofi and acres A So
my DwFLLISa f.te up a,tn great cure Ia commonplace
IND comfort rooms, with Halls above basement; with
'he best water and in lie best ncighbo,hCod in tb.
""rd,-on TIM 10 suit purchasers.
A'e' t'F sale. Household and tchen Furniture,
cheap for cash, Including a good mich COW.
Up ohI" 4 STRANGE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IVA CARD.-The undersigned won Id respect
fully MORN all those who have concluded join is singing
Class that he will his first MONDAY the Ith
vt O'clock f. NJ Messs Payne a. Christian Book
lllw GESNAKD AoTRA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
ipp0mattOX Land for Sale,

Re obican and Petersburg Intelligencer COPY
IA wpak iiIl dnv of coil. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS AND FARMERS REPOSITORY.


THE sub.crih<r intending 10 rrlIsqaish farming.
uiii o1ef a. bqbi- sale, 10 The 6iske-s II idri.
q ~ residence near Waerler,- Sap. Js1rssoh
Col1il- Va, - 1e1tag. ffr fJ1 frg u Aneust
al bis PERSONAL PROPERTY, co1sizfing ii
par ~ follows.
4 head q good uork Hors-s and Coils; +
Mich Cows and q sf1-k Callle;
% head Of Hoer.
? four-hofsc Wagons. I Wagon Bed:
Caring fgr six horses.
! Wheat DfiIl; Roller; Whest Fan;
Bashesr. doqbls and sinsle shovel Piogs;
I Harrow;
log chain liih chain and strefchers.
pair Of Shelvines;
tons Of Timoihv Haf cut beforr harvest.
About 100 pounfs Of Wool;
A IN, q Bacon and Lard. and many cher ami
ces too tedious 70 menlicn.
1trlzs 81 Sals.-On al sums Of IS and upwards
: credfi Of nine mouths viii Be gfven bnad and
approved security being reqaiied; under thar
amount III cash will Be required No properly To
b removed until The terms Il sale are co,npiled
with. GEORGE W CORNELL
Juiv ~. 1854.
IL viii also hire on the day Of sale, 9 negro
Nee and BSy till Christmas @. w. @.
july 81 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
DiNsOluiiOn.
The Frederick Female Seminary,

is located in F,rdrfrk City, Md. as healthy
y and pleasant Town any in the southern
States. sn8
" Tie Scholastic dHfiss mill Be resumed on
lorday, thy All day Of September nezt
This Institution has an able and effeieut Board
OF Professors and T. achers. good Library. ex-
cellent Musical Instruments, an extensive Chemi-
cal anu Philosophical Apparatus, and it Isl conf
IDENTITY believed tina, ii Offers as many facilites for
iinpariing thorough extensive and refned edu.
calon a. any Seminary il the land.
The School is NOT sEcrARiAN on the contrary
the young ladies are strictly required 10 attend
such Church as parents designate, accompanied al
ways by a teacher
Scholars will be received al any time during the
year and will e charged propouionably from the
date OF their entrance 10 the close OF the Scholastic
year in July
II For board and Tuition including furnished
Rooms, Lights. Fuel. Washing, etc. 500 per
Scholastic year; payable hall yearly in advance.
For Circulars aud oshrr particulars address,
II. WINCHESTER, Prest.
July 81 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
SCHOOL NOTICE.
MTISS MARGARET Nc NJ HIRAM rexnecffr

III " informs her friends and patrons that her
School is now organized and open for The reception
OF additional scholars. Her course OF tuition will
embrace the ordinary as also the higher branches
Of a complete English education including Or
biography, Reading. Writing, Grammar English
and FRENCH Arithmetic, Agtbfa, Geography as
also Chemistry, Material Philosophy, Moral Phi
losophy, Physiology nc.
The modern languages will he taught IL desired,
as also Vocal and Instrumental Music
Miss NJ promises In addition 10 her own, ear
nest ef5rtto advance her scholars 10 procure able
assistance. should the nnmhrr OF pupils require it,
TERMS
For the Elementary branches, SC per session of 8
months
For the higher branches, $3.50.
Music, 5l2 for 26 lessons.
School Rooms at The residence Of Mrs. Or.
Griggs In Charestown.
May 10. 1S54-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
L0UDOTN C0UATF
AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE


rT1HTs i -, 4 manual labor srhco but Il &
callet ID Agricultural tnslilule. bsesuse
Thorough insti Is gwen n sl hsanches -
Malhematies AMI Sciense useful y ne isrnEr
,he theory oalys b6t thty are Instructed ~ ne
practical srpIcalson u their stnUies q he every
tas Affairs 81 iile Tteg ere made acQpatated With
The phcnosnsna nature--taaght lhe propeiiies q
ne soil--ihc requirements II piaals the compost
ton 81 rueks--tne rfopesiies q the atmospheric,
al. The adtaacec ssudsnts receive rraciiral IN
ssfurtion in Surveying iafms--leveling water
eonrses-layipg vas toads--riaksng sasP analy-
ziag soils--tlAssliying minerals. &C.
Horticultural chemistry i thoroughly taught and
illustrated b thousands u Interesting Experiments
IL she lecture foom--in lhe labofatptf and % the
iaEm. The pare rhemi, als are prrpaIed a. the e.
tabiishmehL 1he woiAsh0p i furnished with
tsfnaee, turn iaihe, ard efsas variety q lools
III working loud aud meiai Hence the stu.
dents have AZ opportunity at witnessing III the
hrsnches of tnfchani>m itum the telling Of timber
to the polishing and faishisg q handsome and
costly apparatus every nays II which e familiarity
explained. 1Sheir atsnlion u NOT eonhned 10 tte
class book bot they are taken into The laboratory.
the workshop The ealceh and the Reid, and ihey
are made 10 understand HUNDREDS Of operations
which everyday sees but few can explain. The
design OF The lgslitution il 10 prepare u ung men
for business and " &C omplish this desirable pur-
pose neither pains no- expense 4 spared II 0bsain-
log everything necessary for ioll dcunplese u.
lusiraiion.
The course of Instruction Is varied 10 suit he
farmer, the merchant and the engineer
The establishment Is DELIGHTFULLY."- located ard
has all The advantage Of purify Of water. salnhgily
of atmosphere aud beauty o. scenery.
The reguiaf sessions commence on the first Of
October aud end on the first Of August Young
men wishing ito enter students should, II possi-'
be- make application before the closing of the pre-
vidus session..
Terms for the session Of ten months $500; one
halt payable in advance and the remainder on the
lstnf March This Includes luillon board, lcdg-
Ing, washing tuel and lights The students in the
classical department are charged $50 per session,
extra; to be paid 10 advance. Sons Of preachers
and editors are charged only 81 SO per session.
Books furnished when required q, Store prices.
Farmers can have their soila analysed and
teachers and students can obtain pure chemical
reagents prepared al The establishment
Address. 81
BENZ. HYDE BENTON, PRINCIPAL.
- VI Aide p O..
Louaeun County, Va.
r., A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
For Rent.

A IEXANDER FURSEIT having resigned
III The execuorship OF George Little, decd /, and
| having qualified as administrator with Ihe will
snne4rd. do Offer. for rent from the first day OF
ApEi iext, that large Two Story STONE BUILD
ING. good stable and other necessary out -bnIId-
fngs. with Acres of Land. This property has
been occupied for many years as hote = being in
s gooI location in Sonth Bolivar, jefferson eoun-
Ls Virginia.
~ also ofer Tor rent from same date three small
DH ELLfNGHOUSES suitable for small fam
dies adjoining SAID property Letters addressed
% me al Charleslown. Va, will receive prompt at
tenlion. JOHN AVIS j., Admir-
March l6, 1851 with the Will annexed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
Western Virginia Land Agency.

fIIHE Subscribers are Agents for The sale OF
i large quantities OF LAND in that part Of
Western Virginia, through which the Central
Railroad is in process OF construction. This land
considered 10 reference 10 SOIL climate mineral
resources, accessibility and The character of The
population now .seltling in that part OF the State,
Will generally commend itself on examination, as
very desirable for investment and residence a,the
law prices and easy terms al which il is offered
for sale. Full and particular Information will be
furnished 10 persons desiring 10 purchase, BY
either
HENRY L. BROOKE, Richmend city,
s. S. THOMSON, Lewisburg, C recnbrier CO., -.
PIP. cambridge, Town, Jefferson CO., ".
October "a 1883
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
-Commissionef's Sale

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DY virtue Of a decree 4 The Circuit Court Of
D;Jrfrrson, rendered on The 26,h day Of May
last, 1854 10 case OF franklin Osborne, trustee, rs
SJlcmOn H. nebovef and others, the undersigned
rs Gomnissoher therein appointed, will proceed
10 sell al public auction, the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 18Th day OF next month, (Au-
gust 1854. on the premises, the large -
and valuable BRICK DWELLING nm
HOUSE PROPERTY, al Kabelown. ssss
wiIk The lot Of ground thereto attached, I'll
being the same recently erected by said Solomon
II O. -bower, and now occupied by A. Wilson -
Possession to be given on the 23,h day Of said
month, (August. 1851 when the period Of the
prcsent Trnting will expire.
A7persOns wishing 70 purchase will examine The
RI pfiiy, further description is deemed unneces'
sarY:
1:rms of Sale One-fouTlh Of the purchase
money in hand and the residue 10 three equal
psyIenis. a. six. twelve and eighteen months. with
i1ieIsst The deferred payments from The day Of
sale. The deferred pas menis 10 be secured BY the
10 ,da o. tn pIrchas-rs AMI deed OF trust the
premises providing for the euflcs menI Of the pay
men9 81 all The deferred purchase money, il each
INSTRUMENT hr not punciualiv paid
Saoe 10 take place ahint ~ o'clock, NJ.
FRANKLIN OSBORNE,
Ju.N 90 1851 Sp~risl Commission er
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
Cedar Lawn for Sale.

TITlLL be sold al private sale, The Farm known
w by the name fCedar Lawn, formerly the .es-
idsnee VI John I. A. Washington, decd, lying in
Jefferson county, Va, about three miles s. W. Of
cnarlesiowD, on the road leading from Berryville
to Lertown, aud about one mile South Of the Har-
perS-Ferry and SmiIhfeld turnpike, adjoining The
fatm~ nfJohn R. Flags. George lsler, Mrs II L
Alexander. Thos. B Washington Dr. ScaIlay and
Others containing about 2f5 ACRES, about IS IL
which are 10 fine timber The Improvements con
si<t Of handsome three story Back DwELLiNG ior-
Iv.feei square, with two slUry Wing 40 lret by 20
fest auaeh>d; a Barn, Corn house Milk house. and
Negro Cabins Also. large nrchafd Of choice Ar
pLs and yonng Peach Orchard recently planted
The Lawn and premises generally are highly i'm
pFilved bv ShfuhheFy end large raririv ol hand
salne Ornamental and FrniI Trees There Il q
Cssern convenient end never failing well Of pnfe
Limestone Wafer abaut 100 yards distant 4 he
fafm in shapeis nearly square. The land is IN
fire state # cultivation. and The soil of superior
qnstiiy Il has every convenience 10 market he
ing in the immediate vicinity Of the Winchrsirr
snd Harpers Ferry Railroad. and within : ar 8
iaf1es.nfthe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad The
place is well known. and altogether is one Of me
meal desirable tracts of us size in the valley
Persons who eomitmnlaie PURCHASING ean Be- in
formed as 10 The Terms Of 81 hY consulting me n
petson. hv elier addressed TO me aGCharlessoun.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
For himsfifs md in behalf ol the other devisees
Dee'rl5 te53--n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
Notice.

I T Is desired that persons having claims against
i the estate of The late Il. Worthington, Esq will
present them 10 me before the FIST day of October
next, SO that a settlement OF them can be arranged
Any persons having papers which were lett in
the possession OF Mr.. WorlhiDgton, as Commits
sioner Of either of The Courts of the County of
Jefferson are hereby notified that the same will be
readyfor any disposition which may be desired by
The 18th day of July next. and at my office in
Chariestown w C. WORTHINGTON.
June y. 1854. Spirit Administrator
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
HAMfIW ARE.

II HAVE Just received isrse aid well selected
III >l,,ck oi Hanwar- paft u which ale A. f,liows.
r-Shoes &c tie very best "a it,, Hirse>Shoe
Naif~, tlirges O. r,vfi kIia Door Ltsek>Ci every
description wiz mineral knobs tom IA cents 10
81 Hay AMI Mtnure Forks Braces aud Or ee
piss liaieheis Bread and Chrpp,rg Axes Saws
II all kinds Table CntirTvs Pm X ives 10 - Il he
purchaser, Wire and Steel lsaI Traps. Meal Sit.
hrs All ot-ihe at-lv. and srrai many other ar
lieles. wili BE- found BY calling at Il
THOMAS RAWLINS'. 1
July 81 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
Winchester High school and
Collegiate Institute

JTTTLL reopen on MONDAY. August 2Sih-
w For circular, sia,ing frIms, &c. apply 10
II W. TlOlkPE A. M,
Principal.
Mr.. T. Is permitted to Iefer IL The undermen-
toned gentlemen Who have hal their sons under
his iuitiob:
Ia. JAS NJ. MAsn., los. II. SHgaR ,RD ESQ. !,
WHLiaM WaaD E-q D.vlD w BARroS, Esq
July 20 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
NOTICE.
Selling CIR at Test.

TWISTING to Close M my Business soon as
NV possible. | sl sell ny entire
St@k@ G0gis al C0d
Thosr 10 wan 81 "a. gains viii find il TO their in
leIe~i 10 ca soon.
Z | hav. also Tor sale aban' 20 Cords Of seasoned
WOOD 3 flesh mitch CONS and new one
ha,se WAGON all OF which v in be sold on ac-
eOinmudAlug terms
Az. oppta nniit j. nov offered 10 any young
man ishing 10 falo tbs mss.
CHARLES G. CAMERON
Ia.towD Jn'y 20 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
OAK LAMB FOR SALE.
Nprlngfeld Mill Tor Sale.

T WILL sell or rent HE above MILL for term
i OF years. The Mill Is on Mill Greek in
BeIkeley county, one mile west OF Bunker Hill ;
has two run # burrs, and is capable Of grinding
iromi
4I50bo - $4,000 Brsfcts of TFJteat a gear,
and II one Of The best neighhorhoods Tor wheat in
the c4naiy There AREA comfortable isro-s,diy
DWELLING AND OUT BUILDINGS,
altae ned 10Th prup-rIy. deem il unnecessary TO
give tny iuIlher description Of the Premises, as
auy pne wishing 70 bus Or rent will hisi view
Them Possession given at any lime. will sell
OF Te5t ON accommodating Terms.
LEVI HENSHAW.
InIn 9 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
CRYSTAL PALACE.
EI'k- Fuif, Aetc York Unitrd States /
xaica- Asso iaftoa Tor The Erjsibitioa
n thes Lqdustfy or al Natioas.
EXCEL SIOR,

II the, IadaStfy OF al Aatioas.
EXCELSIOR.
TIME association Tor ihr Exhibition Of the In
u dusIy q all Ma ions awards 10 ELlsHA s.
SSYDER, of Charltslown J,ff rson County, Vat
the highesi prtmium Bronze Medal, with special
appreciation, for The conformation he has effected,
and The practical apphcalion he has given the
same, 10 his Labor SSNgn2 Machine for / hreshing,
Separating Cleaning aud Begging Grain Hon.
Theodore SedgvicK. President 81 the Association,
Hon. Henry Wager Western New Yuik, Chair
man, Wat.on Newbold Esq Cnunbus, n. il
Col. John w Proctor, DauvsTs. Mas, Mai Phil
ip r. Freas, Germantown Penn, Hou. Henry 81
Babsit, Brooklyn, LII. acting SECRETARY 10 Class
Q, July g.
My Patent Premium Threshing Separating,
Cleaning and Bagging Grain Machine, is for sale,
which received The first premium al the Crystal
Palace, New York, over all Threshing, Separa-
ting Cleaning and Begging Grain Machines on
exhibition thus proving cotelusively thai smpl4
city In construction cheapnes> in price and duia-
bityi 10 my machine, is being fully appreciated,
and the old a. Il new costly inferior complicated
separating NJ, chimes, must yield lheif places TO
superior Lab, Swing Machine. The celebrated
Machine for lhpsbing, Separating Cleaning
twice. Screening and Begging Grain by one stint
Pile operation. The greatest lahur saving Machine
in the world ior separating all pure and impuriS$
Ties. This Machine thrnws The straw to itself the
chat 10 itself, The wheat 10 the bag the screenings
TO itself, and the smut and cheai 10 itself Every
thingk has place, and everyr lag Is in It's place 10
suit the convent noes ofihe iaisner. Fol simplci-
", durability. cheapness and capacity, il has no
equal: in The world. As Tor what has been stated
10 the different papers concerning MIR. Zmmer-
mans Machine wing tn first premium at.lhe
Crystal Palace, New York i false and not true.
Ii il also stated that Mr.. Zimmerman received a
numtier Of premiums al---ard other laiIs. That
| know neihing abOut-pel haps he did ; but il Is
very easy 10 win the race, as The boy said when he
ran BY himself Bat me honorable friends this
was not The case al the Worlds Fair, New York
MIR. Zimmerman had number Of other boys 10
run with. besidts himself. which made the race
more difficult for hiIn--so much So that he, Mr.
Zimmerman was neither first nor seeond-so yon
may Judge where he was.
These are facts that cannot be denied The mr.
dersigped would inform the public tina, his farmers
labor saving Machine for Thre>hing Separating I,
Cleaning, Screening and Begging all kinds Of
Grain, is for sa e. Farmers wishing 10 buy The
best Machine. in nse, win address JosEFn GLAZE,
Frederick Citv. Md who is manufacturing Them
in The best and most substantial manner and can
furnish any orders at lew davs notice. Those
wishing 10 purchase the Patent Right to lnanufac.
lure The Machines will address me al Cha rtesiown
Jefferson County Va. ELISHA S. SNYDER
June % IS54-fys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03

1.-TWO shops o. ofiree ip he roe Immediately
i Opposite she Court House in chsflesiown =
Ode ofihemis fired up with counter and shelves
anishah ofihem are sgitehle from their eligible
lefeiinn size af rooms, &e-. for either ciices Or
,hao- IS may Be desired, Pr.scs.ien Eivrn iunse-
dis'ely. ANDREW HUNTER.
S,ril 6 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
Wanted to Purchase.

"ANTED for the purpose i waiting on an
w aged female \ EtiaO WOMAN with
ont children 90 hu-hAnd. For rnr Of good chafae-
Ter and hahis liberal prise wiiFhr paid Appli-
Gallon may b made al lie Free Pssss OGee
July y 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
Peruvian Guano.

VNHE snhsslir : navr.naw IA store and ahaat a
Il god supply OF this aflielr watch lhey otter TO
th-ir customers ih- Inc, 81 market rates.
Purchasers prelriins 10 rterIve their supplies
finetty Trem Slsepe enn now be arc nnma1aleh.n
FOWLE & CO. +
n Alexandria July 20 1851 On
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
Shannondale Springs,

TINE Pip ietor ~ eLIs vale ing fiaee has Just
i tes eived supply IT new tight hbls in -whica
h can nnw furnish 70 slbvalids aud others water
G. w SAPPiNGToN.
ohascsioFn Va. Juiy n 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
Notica.

nFTNHoSE havirg riains against the estate Of Mis-
Il ia irt A. Ia i = y. wall P,ra.e present them,
properly au,h nilca,td for ss.iirmtHt Thusr in
denied will he expected 10 m X payment witlout
dxtay as desire clp,i II e sairs 1t The estate
FRANCIS X MANNING,
July 30 IS54~3t AdminisiraIfx.