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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
CASH FOR NEGROES.

TIME subscriber is anxious 10 purchase alarge
II number OF Negroes, OF hotn sexes, sound and
likely Persons having Negroes to dispose of. will
fnditto their interestto give him call before sell
ing, as he will pay the rery aighest cash prices
He ean beseenatthe Berkeley Courts al Martins.
burg on the ID Monday and al Berryvilleo on the 4h
Mondayin each month and usually al his residence
in Charestown
Allletters addressed to him will he promptly at.
tended to. VIM CROW
Gharlesfnwu. Ian a. Ia52-v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28

.|I|E| I|L|.| y ~ -
sEpTRMpEn 81, iesA
svt ~ -sS...se q ANNOUNCE % their eos
i rSalefs nne dsalkfs generally ~ asI,ssl :.
,1S'Sr frtf.l. STOCK Wiki i0r snfiety 40 -
-, 4. - rnfnassra 10 this MARKET AID hattnt
- nnrrfstef viii eseaf cars n borton tAa
New fere they e6e 9r1tled 70 DER .n<n
meats - eanno, fzll p pieass - 80 ,.s. <.
- ~ = ssa<iisrIlE fsstefr Seis eFen. 1890
fsss ri J. stfains = giving . shrl. Sc. J. -
~ rrat.fnstinn q Il i thrir teierniEaiipo 70 -
* cIrsp a any ii De N0ErnEeE C,T.EeL-
following Isl n articles es@Priss. > 1870
their ri1eks
- boses ana Ibis Sc. Lsafs cfp.hsd ana rs,sss-
rs '1s sss e i. y EsicsEss sasan
rs bhas snd giefFss MpseA, z =. ela
Moiasscs
a. s.,snr IIt1st and Boston sytup
s13t.ars no. Hnku1fa and Java Cole
,ss-r a. vh5eh theF isrits pafiesar stiens'os 40
Iii 4. .vrsr ir,s.ue auasiniee The qaality % sueh
/ a mi recommend ftepnsisis IN part q
AS hsilgheSts Eiunpondef. imPe.als $50
Yosmg Hyscs, from medium 70 l.iNs
Il5bozes Adamhbline and sperm Caneles
I I75do Hfon.d do ITO % Rosa SosP
Is DO White. Bar vsriesaled doi 100 90 feaf
80 ICES pur. LEAD: 800 Rag. Shot. assorted Nos
700 kegslIias aid Blasting Powder ivy iOs %
Lead
1000 feet Fuse 50 Boxes prime old Castle ssaP
i GO reams double and single Wrapping Paper
- a. Tea Paper; rs do Cap and Letter r
per
23 bales A1mondss Is baskets prime Salad OIL
100 bnxes assorted Candy 100 40 Indigo
- IBIS Clipped LogWood; 100 kegs CArnnnai
Z - so
10 DO Nader cIoTsr ~ s. ltrl'S ~
go BAGS Pepper, Ailspiee and a.. $50 s...seI
annals Cinnamon 20 seres Srssb Hls ~
100 dog Painted beckett aoo 49,. - y, eaIo1.
El2 Glass = ~ ahn
30ifFTceS prime Cider vinevs,
GO doz Mason,s Bl.sekirT $500 a..
MaekereI - ~ IDS NO.
- casks old Madeira vyt,. az
Wine .N eo~oio roi
% do brown and pale sherrx U,. -
4 cat Wine 'ne' - 40 Mus
70 10 sweet Malaga VIM
IS baskets Champagne, mos, .n,,....
with large and General ..,el,rf .s.su oIs9es
old BRANDLEs, WHlsKRYs ~ % enoie'
y % their advantage ID examioe M, . n1sli1N
making their nurch.e.s Il -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
StovesI StovesII Stoves lIl

i HAVE an extensive assortment of PARLOR,
i OFFICE, HALL and. COOK STOVES
FURNACES, COAL CRATES, &C., which will
be sold delivered and sci up on the most accom-
modating terms.
All persons in want Of any apparatus for heating
Houses or for Cooking. are respectfully solicited
10 call al the Charlesiown Tin-ware and Stove
House, be fore purchasing elsewhere, as great H.
ducemenls will there be offered both In variety
Of style, and extremely low prices.
THOMAS d. PARKER.
(lc, o. 1887 u III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
UNITED STlTES HOTEL,
AT THE Rail- ROAD DEPOT.

7 H4RPERS,EERRY, TIRGINIA.
1lHR subscriber respectfully begs leave 10 inform
i The travelling public that this Hotel Is now
renovated and Improved for better and enlarged
accommodation fortEavelters during summer. With
Ihetale Improvements and determined persever-
ance, no eiiorsor outlay shall be wanting 10 Ien.
der this HotelN every respect TO the invalid or to
those travelling on business or pleasure, in its
comforts and Accommodations. equal 10 any Hotel
10 the Valley. The table shall Be furnished with
the best from this and Baltimore markets. Dinner
al wars ready On the arrival oflhe Baltimore daily
cars, and ample lime given for passengers TO dine
here, before the cars leave for Winchester or Bal
timore Passengers stopping hereto view our
bold romantic mountain scenery may rest assured
they will Be well cared Tor during their stay A
call Is most respectfully solicited, 70 enable the
travelling public 10 Judge for themselves.
A. CARRELL.
Harnersz rerrv lane q 1874 n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
New Goods,

HALL AND WINTER STOCK. The sub-
Il scriher has just received direct from Philadel
phia and The Northern markets fresh supply Of
GOODS, suited 70 The present and approac6i6e
season, which be viii oder al a small ADVANCE
His stock consists in part Of the following
A fne assortment Of Dress Silks, Calicoes:g
Mouslins, Mrrinofs. Cashmeres,
Tibet clolks. Prints. Shauis;
Edgings. Lacess Inseriings Ribands. Cambrics;
Dress Trimmings. Gloves and Hosiery;
Coihs, Cashmere and Veslsngs:
Bleached and Brown Sheetines and Shirlines;
Plain and Tuilled Osnabprgs;
Groceries. 0nrersuare &c;
Hats. Caps Boots and Shoes.
Hetfnders bis sincere thanks 10 his friends and
he public for heir liheraI patronage and hopes
still % meril H. He soiiciis an examinatinn a. his
Goods JOHN d. LINZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
CLAIMS AGAINST THE FEDERAL eovtRNmEhT.
JOHN s. GALLAHER,

L0fs 1xid Aaaiior If te Jaifed States TSeus~y. a.d
ROBERT II. GALLAHER,
F@muly II Hkgiuia.
I CONTINUE 10 give their usual prompt aiien-
~ ton 70 the prosecution Of every dese riplion u
Eadssa 5aslxn cneti.r,.s rssner
before cnNcaEss. or anr Of The DkPARruENrs, will
do well 10 address rs. a. We uncertnke the mar
agemeni Of cases npon reasonable terms, making
no charge when unsuccessful IL establishing
claims Adaress
JNO. S &Ro. II. GALLAHER,
44 WashinEion, d. c.
olfce on Pennsylvania avenue. norih side, in
Davall & Brokers' Building, few doors from
Four-and-a hall street
NIB. Inventors and paieniees Who need a. a.
terney IA Waskinglon can have their interests BE-
fore the Patent oI6ee sati iaclory attended 70 hr
Addressing ae above. As JonN s. GsIAaiEa, il,
pays special aueaiioa 10 that branch Of business
March q lRll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
CRYSTAL PALACE.
Worlds Fair, Aes0 York, United States Of
Ameyica-AssociatiOn for ihe Exhibition
Of the Industry Of all Nations.
pYnIf CTnn

j W Inc 1auuSsgy ~ Utt AottOhs.
EXCELSIOR.
TIME association Tor The Exhibition Of the In
! Il duslry Of all Nations awards 10 ELISHA 8.
;SsfDeR, OF Charieslown, 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 for Threshing,
Separating, Cleaning and Bagging Grain.-Hon.
Theodore Sedgwiek. President Of The Association,
Hon. Henry Wager, Western New York, Chair
man, Watson Newbold, Esq, Columbus, N. j.,
Col John w Proctor, Danvers, Mass, Maj Phil
ip r. Freas, Germantown, Penn. Hon. Henry s.
Babbir Brooklyn, LII. acting Secretary In Glass
9, Jury G.
Ny 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-
ling Cleaning and Bagging Grain Machines on
exhibiiiOn-thus proving conclusively that simpli-
city In construction, cheapness in price, and dura-
biHly In my machine is being fully appreciated,
and the old and new costly inferior complicated
separating Machines, must yield their places 10
superior Labor Saving Machine. The celebrated
Machine for Threshing, Separating, Cleaning
twice, Screening and Begging Grain by one sim-
pie operation. The greatest labor saving Machine
in the world for separating all pure and impuri.
tics. This Machine throws the straw TO itself the
chat 10 itself the wheat in the bag, the screenings
to itself, and the smut and cheat 10 itself Every
thing has place. and everything is in its place 10
suit the conveniences of the farmer For simplici-
'iy durability, cheapness and capacity, Il has no
equal IN The world A Tor what has been stated
in the different papers concerning Mr.. thinner
mans Machine receiving he FIRST premium at The
Crystal Palace, New York is false, and not true.
II is,also stated that Nc Zimmerman received
plumber OF premiums at---and other fairs. That
know nothing about--perhaps he did but ii is
very easy 10 win the race as the boy said when be
ran BY himself. But nv honorable friends. this
was not the case at the Worlds Fair, New York
Mr.. Zimmerman had a number OF other boys 10
run with, besides himself which made the race
more difficult for him--so much So that be, Mr..
Zimmerman was neither FIRST nor second-so you
may Judge where he was.
These are facts thai cannot be denied. The un-
dersigned would inform The public thai his farmers
labor saving Machine fof Threshing, 6epaI Ting,
Cleaning, Screening and Begging all KINDS Of
Grain, is for SAFE. Farmers wishing 10 buy the
best Machine in use, will address JosEPH GLAZE,
Frederick City. Md who is manufacturing, them
in the best and most substantial manner and can
furnish any orders al a lew DAYS notice. Those
wishing 10 purchase the Patent Right 10 manufac.
ture The Machines will address me al Charestown,
Jefferson County Va. ELISHA SNYDER.
Jane %, l654-1ys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
HILBUS 4 HITZ,
@WE1W R830Rs
SOUTH SIDE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
TnhEE DoORB W.T. OF TENTH BTREET,
WASHINGTON. d. C..

WASHINGTON, d. c.
VIZ HERE may be found al the newest Musical
w publications, Musical Works, Musical In
slrumenis, and Musical merchandise OF every
description. We are also agents for the sale Of
Boston, New York Philadelphia and Baltimore
Piano ForteS Pompli,s and Rodewald's Church
and Parlor Organs; Martins celebrated Guitars;
Boudoir Pianos. Badgers Behm and Dialonic
Flutes; the Keyed Victim; and the Musical
World and Times" Musical instruments tuned
and repaired.
Orders BY mail for Music, Musical Instruments,
or Tuning promptly attended 70.
Strings for all Instruments.
February %, l954-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
CpMMissIoSfR's 0Fricg, !
f.hariastnu,n n.r = 81

The parties 70 the above suit ana The creditors
OF John Hawkensmilh deceased ar herrhY MOI
lined that | shall attend al my office ia CkHfIess
town, Jefferson County. on Munaay The ssh day III
January next for the purpose q executing The III
bove deere otihe C.uFl al which lime and pIats+
they are required TO attend atI0 O'Clock, A Nj
with The necessary ptoois of claims against The
estate of said deceased
SAMUEL STONE Comm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
FARIET 7
ANATURAI. eoNsElu nA I'd.

The following good description or Loaf
ers soiiloqny, We clip from the Albany Re-.
An old topper, who was passing m
street quite intoxicated, at u zss-Ttat be
evening, thus solile4ujzel
vas aalons il JksS he rather curiops-hard
work % IS. hard road totravel,' but blow
say '9ore1 isn'ta circumstance to State
me- ~ Why, IL ssen.s o. II somebody.s
.Hnt and SGT it~1p on sue end and again
don't know bat there's a small earthquake,
for every now and then il dies up aud hits
me in the face, without sayinga word Yes
folks can talk o. JordaH1 This man is a
fool who can compare Jordan to State street.
IfLkesp CITING on in thisWay, shall soon
be down to Broadway, for every time step
ahead am sure TO slide back three steps
Whew how my head aches There's the
lamp posts lhicl are practising the 'Shang-
hal polka, and this shade tree Ito which he
was clipging for support will fall down the
minute / let loose Of What will do 7
I don't know; nor don't (hic) carel | wish
there was . perlice officer here, to take me
any lome, cept when Squire Cole (hic) says
TO me, Bill Jones, you're bad egg You
must sgo up for ninety days, and then be-
cause I'm bad Bille'll have home Of my
own Yes, am a bad. Bill-a bin on .
broken bank, (hic) but ap't Nebraska
bill lhic). Oh, no mot SO bad as that r.
uthought I'd come 10 this -driuking so
much water in my brandy TO day Now.
thicl II wasn't NJ aine law man would Mt
b. here; oh, no 1t all comes Of d mixing
una ftic) dultorated Ticker, with water in
il |. blow that, its made me tight guess
I'lllay down, and the poor fellow slid help
lessly 70 the ground and soon after was Ia
ken 70 4 stallion house, BY an officer.
PAr's SrEEcHs-sO Och, jamie. did you nj
verhear Nv my great speech afore the Hi
bernian Society . Al ~ 80
sNo. Pat how should I p--for sure was
not On The ground ssts1 ~ s
sWi|k JAAIie, you see was called upon
BY tie Hib6rnian Society for speech aud
be iabers, Irose with the enthusiastic cheers
Of thousands with my heart oyeraowing
with gratitude, and my eyes filled with tears
and diyil . word did / spake T
nSusan, ssandup, and IL. me see what
you've learned. What does hair spell y
Il don't know, ma'aln
why, you iguorant critterl What DO
you always SIT on
20, ma am, dent ike 10 tells
sWhat on earth Is the matter with the.
gall Tell-what is il
i doh'tlike 70 cell .3ait was Bin Brass
knee, but he never kissed me but three
''r sAr,hqssks !. aud apbls.sauss 1 exclaimed
the mistress, and she tainted
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
Cash for Negroes.

T AM DESTROYS to purchase large number Of
i NEGROES for the Southern markets, men
women, boys girls and families for -
which will give the highest cash prices. Ok
Persons having slaves to sell will ~
please inform me personally, or BY letter TX
al Winchester which will receive prompt III
attention; or B. M. & w L. Campbell 6
No. 242, West Pratt street Baltimore
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
Agentfor b. NJ q. w L. Campbell.
Winchester Septemher 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28

0UGAR Cofee. Young Hysn imperial. Gan
~ Powder and Black Teas. New Orleans and
New York Syrup. Spice. ground and nner0und.
salt b. ihss1ck Or b1Shel. Fresh Hops. Win 4
g eTa assortment Of Groceries Of an kinds 10 Be
had - the N1lket-H0uss for cash Or efedii 10
THOMAS RAWLlNs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
NORIUE

VIE Subscribers have w superior Ser 81
c4r Mil c1ziinGs. enLIrsIr new together viii
cauIsee HaEuheeI and Saw 01lc Saw and Pen
~ most iupForcd Mil. which fheT will sell q
fEir1le sale. o. very Low and accnmmod1linr
terms Persons ua1.ing % bald LnI would %
VII % Ei<e ~ . call.
J.nss-y 8. lsss zTMnERNAN aco.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
Coal--Antraeite and Cumberland.

A FTER several months Of peace and quietness
n again enter the arena. and am now prepared
TO furnish all kinds Of COAL a little lower than
any competitor. All persons wishing the article
viii pesse send their ord,rs Immediately.
Communications addressed to- J. A. BECKHAM,
Box 923 Baltimore. Maryland.
Anril % lS5l-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
Cash For Negrnes,

THOSE persons having Negroes fol sale, can
j getthe highest price BY calling on the subscri-
Der al Charlestown. Application in person or by
etter will be promptly attented to.
Inlv "a 1851 &C BRAGG
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q 366 si.,chr - xtIu,is.

Il: S.: 4: !: !: 80 =. :.
S. s q: & 4. ! i 800 !. :.
A. 81 u #
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h rl..' .. IS .<n'.'-., ed Aei-Hr : ssue-
4 ~ e. 4 ~ VIA pind he oTes Ger 'he ceeas.
II. I-10 erected hiI'pWs > iepait arse,
A. l,.,s s,ss.sI. u hss . s. ,s'...'
lie is1isl, rsls 'ig.sr ~ sslf Ese.aif =.
IS SsIe ~. txl.,s l4sl.e tes,s'. Il t..sea:
<,.rif.sa Fis.ss nssns. .a'sss :. f'Hs.
r.. E.rsA 1. PEE. ~;
81 1870 3 -. sss - !. .s.s.ass,
"A osrss ! n.nssd i r. sssissiy Is. s'oz .
tt ~ krrdE are sileuf IA i is.m the Eazr.
l<s. '1reszh he oas ies.s P icy s :.
n. verdi. ...s i /. ai,Aer'a, 81 wiater n.
Ike bsmers latest Glory with Araain ~ rsn =.
IN.
NksA ch.issma, srprarss e ysur Asas' briSs.-
4 Madness.
.sWhsn he frstisalsbozrd i spread faifi ihe bail
Whsn Jos - lamp lights the pale brow q liaeAs,
E.d ~ holIv ensbowsrA tfaf farisnd wsl
n1r5<mber thai Winters cold balih elsilisihs form
IA ' ~ phi .lrossa y ,sllsy s'ss
>f61es ssIsll1ut q
n.a--iIszhils e he ysE.sssE wss 4 Ne.
0e ~. smnnsly Tatber'd a ere ise : closing.
besr risna. aud sasa e'.sfs .ss.4l - 'fsail
y he bosom q Love viii he Z u ss-as rsp0sing.
,nsnemoeL The friepAles- aa3 Sepelsss ~ eariks
Ehn8 open TIE door. thousb the keen biksts NAY en-
!. II Charity eirsi< ~ etiil issaknown.
Assp one rera-at Apos y DE desert 81 Winter.
20 hesbrn The spirit Ehca. Autumn u raae
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
Oct. %, las
50 the Farmers,

T HAVE had lxed up al the Depot pair Of Fair
j banks platform scales for weighing cauie hogs,
and stock Of all kind Hay, &C. And have also
made pens for loading took on the cars. Farmers
or traders can have there stock not only loaded ON
the cars here but can weigh them before leaving.
E N. AIsQUITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
Blank Rooks and Stati0nerI :

lust received vetv Superior lof 81 I3I,tNIf'
BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Including
choice assortment e. Day Books Iedrers Wse,a.
fandnm Books q 81 sizes. Cops Bpsks, Composi.
Ton &C. Exercise GO Also Portfolios, from IS
cts g 4iO Mote, Holders, BankEr's Casfs. Fanny
PEN Holders Lads Asademical Inksland< C.,.,,s
i1g House do. Dlark Hue. and Red Inks 4 IhS's
French Qnill; GillosA Steel Pens; car psoe<
from u ~ e. pr q1ife; L<iier Il from ttn..
Q 3 cents DO; 6ldles; Slate Penxils
For saleby Il ii &UI1.I{
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
COAL CON. COAL.

AA<s NN-S<AAAs ON[<A11.f
4 RESPECTFULLY advise those who deal IN
i either BTTUMlNOUS or ANTHRACITE
COAL, for domestic or public purposes. To give
their orders as early as possible. 10 prevent de-
lay or disappointment in their supplies.
This course IL essential. because Of the immense
w increased demand which fan alI the facilities
poftftso-s address,
JAMES A. BECKHAM.
July 90 54-6 Baltimore Nd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
nc EsJbfeTs On Ncio England.
E<s0.I Cases and Cartoons
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
Wells A. Harper 4 Co,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
sEPTEMBER, 1854.

sEPTEMBtsR, 1854.
HAVE the pleasure 10 announce 10 their Gus
4 Il lomeTs and dealers generally. the arrival by
Paeksis Charm, L0duskin and Village Gem, of
their FALL STOCK, comprising the largest and
mosi desirable assortment Of Goods ever offered 10
III IS market, and baying been purchased dzee from
~ manufacturers N Ner EAgIaBd, under the most
favorable circumstaRees they prepared 10 offer
as great Inducements as can be found 10 any Of the
Nlrlhern Cities. They invite attention to the fol-
lowing comprising part of their stock, viz:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
RANDOLPH 4 LATIMER
General Commission Merchants,

% SOUTH 81, -BOHLYS WHARF,
BALTiMDRE. Md.
A TTEND particnlarlyto the sale Of FLOUR
"A WHEAT. CORN and ell kinda OF 'C0UN
TRY PRODUCE, and are prepared TO furnish
bags 10 farmers wishing 10 eonsign 10 Them
Baltims re, Nov. IS, 1859.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
Virginia to wit :

In lhs circuil Cpar,cf Jefferson County, Ociobsri
25sh 1861.
George b Stephenson aud IVIiiam ne cey,;;
Plaintiffs;
AGAINST
L,,dia Ann Hasrkensnsith. IN her oscn righss
and as Adniinisrotviz Of John W. Ha1e.I
keaSmiik deceased, and Sarah s., Eula,a;
Jane Wliiam II Anna A Mary V AMI
Lydia E. HarksNsmith, infant childre,t
and heirs Of SAID John s Harktssaaith.
deceased, Defendants;
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from ihe Decree1
A ND thiscause coming on tofAe hea RI this 25ih
IA day Of October, 1854, upon the bin &c lbE
plaintiffs and the exhibits, and fupan ihryanswers
OF all the defendants was argued hy eognsei: On
consideration thereof the Ceual duh adinlge or;
der and decree that This cause be referred 10 ne or
the Commissioners OF this coua. and that he do
state and seille the Administrations account Of LS.
dia Am ,HawkeRsmith Administrative If Jehn I'll
Hawkensmita deceased aud that be do conpene
the creditors Of said Jsha s Hawkensmlh, deed !,
before him, and take an accoun Of and auait ihe.
debts due from said Hawkensmiih upon piontg
offered before him Of said debts. having given mo-
tice Of The time and place o. receiving proofs If said
debts by inserting notice thereof IN some news.
paper printed In Jt tsrson equity once a week for
four successive weeks and such publication shall be
equivalent 10 PERSONAL service OF such notice on
the parties, thai be d. also ascertain The value and
annual value OF the two Houses q Lots Ia North
Bolivar, Or which Jdhn 5. Hawkensmnh died
siezed stating the value and annual value OF each
hause and lot separately and thar be do report The
same with >any statements which he may deem
pertinent or which he NAV be requested BY any Of
the parties interested to state 10 the next Term IL
this Court 10 order to furlh.T order in this cause
A CtpyT- Teste
ROBERT L. BROWN, Clerk
December 4. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28

I m Sacks Ground Alum. and fine ssit for
lUU sale low BY u L ELY q SON.
Nov 2 ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28

ROWING as cOmptIsihR pdFt OF -tnelIk lockt VIZ
MEMS Thick Sole oil, s-l2 and s-l4,) BOOTS
Do' HaasIsoo D up ~
Do. Kip, Cali. Goat and Grain, do
DO. Cali Cork Sole. double vamp and Sole do
Do \ Fine French Calf double Sole and Weller do
Boysi Thick double sole do
: Do. Napoleon. Hungarian and Tap do &
Do. Kip, Calf and Grain do
Youths Thick double sole do
Do. Calf, Kip aud Grain do
Children's CALI Kip andGrain II do
Meas Thick double sole Gil, si2, aud 9is Bfcgans
Do Planters, for servants, do
Do. Tap Sole aud Nailed Ae do
Do. KIP. Calf. Goat aud Buff do
Do Russetl Thick t do
Do. Calf, oxford, BGiioned, Congress. Hung do
Boys Kip Call, Gnat and Buff do
DO. Calf oxfordsTies. j.
Youths Kip, Cafand Goat do
Do Montereys and Cali Oxfotd do
woman's KIP. Calf and Grain Boots
DO. Morocco and Kid Sar'd do
DO. Planters and Dutch. tor servants, do
Do. Pegged Goat, Cali. Kid and GfaiR do
Do, do. seemed do
Ladies' Kid, Morocco and Enamellsd Ties Bu.kins,
DO. Velvet aud SIX Toilet Slips.
Do Cold and blk silk Warp Caters in great variety
childfen's Goat, Calf, Morocco aud Kid Boolees do.
AT. .AANUFsAcTURERS PRICES.
+ GUM ELASTIC GOODS. consisting Of Men's Over
Shoes aud Sandalsi Ladies' Buskins and Slips (Can.
ten Gned) Lsdieg Long Gum Boots (for snow) ;
Misses Sandals and Buskins.
u DtThey have taken more than usual pains 10 the
selection OF their stock Of HATS and CAPS. consist.
ing OF Mens SILK Hugola brush, Napoleon and other
styles, wIiha general assortment Of Mems SLOUGH,
Wool and Fur Panama blk cass velvet trimmed,
Rocklaad, Know Nothing, Young America, Artst,
Hypedrome and other Styles with Meas Boys and
Chtdren's Navy, Army, Paris and other STYLES fash.
I ionabie Cloth and Glafed Caps
25O0 lbs assorted Shoe Thread
$50 Brass baud TIA yelling, Kew and other Trunks.
All Of which they offer 10 the Trade. and solicit \
examination from all in search OF bargains
w. A. HARPER q co. II
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria Va =
September II, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
JEFFERSON MACHINE. SHOP AND
Iron and Brass Foundry.

u Of the farming community 10 their very large
assortment Of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CON-
prisingever kind Of implements used BY the FARM
er TO facilitate and cheaper his operations, inclu-
ding our celebrated