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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-25

,sNHE Subscribers offer for SALE at their Store no
IL gel, Pearl Street, NEW YORK, the following
complete assortment OF DRY GOODS, on the most
loera terms consisting Of black, blue, olive and
london brown claTet, MKT and steel mkt, drab and
bronze, common 6ne and superhne broadcloaths and
cassimcres
Mkt indigo blue and olive sattinetts
Red and mkt padding; Tartan plaIds and camslcts
Crimson, blue and green mureens
Black and assorted colored bombasetts and circas-
Green booking bare. and aoor cloth balGcs
NhUc, green, rcd aud yellow ianneis, assorted quail
tics
Green and white serge; rose, dufi and point blun-
kets
fine ingram CARPETlNG
White, and black cotton and silk hose, black and
slate colored worSied hose
Comoon, tIne and Sups fine Irish linens, IN whole
and half pieces
Lawns; Ga, "a, S-4 ea l0-j, Irish table diapers,
IA. Ga. and 81, cotton diaper
Cotton diaper table cloths; super double dumas table
cloths
Sd, l0-4, and I2-4 double demask; Sd Irish shoe
ting; Russia diapers
A and Ga canbscs, shcntlngs aud jaconets, Swiss
nusns
PLAN, 6rured, ana tamboured book nuslIrs
Plan, aud figured null mus'Ins
"A aud GA cambria and furniture dlr1ity black and
brown linens
Black and colored csnbr.cks indigo plaids, stripes
and apron checks
Brown Shcetings and shlrtIngs Marseiles, Valencia
swansdown, silk and toianet vestIng
"a 81, e. Ga Thre Swiss, Jaconet and fancy era
watts; Italian and NJ adras cravatS
Blsck and olive vevcteeDs, benyerteens, banGup g
tabby cords and fustIans
Pttsburg cords; patent linen and 6oss thread
Cotton ball and spool thread. knittng cotton, cotton
yarn, wick, BATS and waddIng
Ga TO 1874 quilts and counterpanes, fouudS tion
Inns; Millinets, assorted coloredi tabby velvets
Sd To ga fancy cston sna wls; PrussIan shsvls
IA to Ga light and dark fancy gInghoms; black as-
ting
French boIlbuZlne; brown battIste; fancy silk hkfs
barge and small sized silk aag hkdfs superior sir
bandannas
4-4 TO 0 tckIngs; black, blue, and assorted sewing
silk and silk twist;
BIrdscye diaper pack and pound pins; cloak claspsi
hooks and eyes
Gilt coat buttons; ivory, bone. lasting uBd STEEL do
Pearl shirt buttons; cap WIRE and wire ribbon; quality
, and shoe bindings
Bed lace, blk and drub cStton ferre,s. twillcd and
J plain cotton tapes
Linen tapes worsed and carpet bindings ivory ant
horn combs
TafFea ribbons, of al descriptions; cotton and bobb
net aces
Beaver, bucksAin, horse skn white and assorted BIZ
gloves
Blk and white silk gloves; mt,s; black. green, white
straw and pink French grapes
Worsted barcgo hkfs; merIno. square and loDa
shawFs
Belt ribbons; cotton and linen buck'm black and blue
black gTos- dc-Napes silk
White, green, blue. straw. and pink Florence silk
Linen cHmbrlc, and linen cambria hkfs
Together with complete, and splendid assortmen
Of CaCoes, all of which offered at the lowest
market prices, by J L. 81 N. l.. GRISWOLD.
NEw YoRK, Aug. on. 6w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-25
I0n rHr Vino


10 tho electors o. the county Of nenrco, and par.
Hsvl1rLy to th" nor-lrocb0ldcrs, tho no yutor',
now admitted 10 the Polls -
Fellow Cizcns We have boon Fn often oshortcd
by anonymous JrieHds 10 exercise orr right Of sur
rage at the approaching election, according 10 our
'''d'r,dDai and unbiased rier0g" Of tho Gualfcau
ons oi The canudaics, thDt strangers may douS
whether wo arc not lir most ignorant, or tho most
sInyIsh pcop'c shat ever did exercise that invaluable
right hope VIC shall not prove that VIC orc either
tho ono or the other by becoming tho dupcs of alro
lovers or nsurgcnt captains
might perhaps, rs ono Of tho voters Of Henrco,
hold myself under some obligations 10 these good
toner's NJ the pcop'c, for their unJiascd advice # they
dId not Iabour SO hard to bins my individual and IN
biased views and IN choot me out Of that very right
whlo they are cautlonIng me against men, who, 7
have ercrv reason 70 believe. ere pui;e hor" r mr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-25
Fua TIE VINO.

The shade Of CloP'on,' has passed across the
'memory of Nathaniel Bacon" but failed IN the IN
t"u'IGn - obscure make d diversion of public at
tentlon from Mr.. Leigh. Pho unfairness complained
ofby The Snndc is chn Gcablc only TO himself The
very capitalization" he sGyz omitted is given in
the ucH' pa -ngraph IN w. Lejghs own words where
ne explains the first wish Of ms hc0Tt To NJ Fi,zhurh
Of Fairfax. Bacon considered the most proper
place 90 give Mr.. LIS qualification 10 he in con.
neE1n with Mr. Fltzhugh's criticism, where Mr. T.,
might hHy" lhc fall benefit Of his explanation n
Bacon would recommend 90 The Snudc" to'reud tho
entire su1cc, he means to crciso hereafter. before
he ventures on The crllicism Il he does not wish to
expose hmsc'it0 rdCulc.
Never was man treated with more fairness than
Mr. Leigh has been in this case. Tho Qualification
charged 10 bc omitted, had been transcribed IN 5oh
places, bot 70 avoid repetition was erased m ofs.
me "ei ~, '1n very capitalization" hat hIr keirb
md he shade Of G0pton affect 70 SCI forth as The
iF" "laa ni ms heart IS proved by Mr.. Fi'zhugh d.
tho host Of oho republicans md by tho whole courso
oil Nr. Leigh m Convention, 10 he The grifac albert
Of mr. Lc'gh IN s"jr:ri for which | appeal 10 tho
Debates themselves.
4 4 ~ FTrF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-25
NEW BOOKS.

TINE Sabbath School Herald, vol. I.
J. Token Of Regard, presented to the Elm w cod
Schosl, by James IL. Garnett.
Introduction to the Acateuical Reader; compris-
ing great variety Of pleasing and instr uetve pieces,
by Harrod.
Acsdemlcsl Reader, by J. J. Harrod.
Nationsl Spelling Book, BY Emerson.
National Reader, by Pierpont.
Introduction tn N,tional Reader, by Pierpout.
Plutarchs Lives, III one volume, cheap
Triple above School Books come very highly re-
commended to Teachers.
Gust published, and for sale by
sep25 J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-25
NATHANIEL BACON.

'U1ENrr Wurr'ws' lsays the ~ T. Cog;3l,1
us respectable i1Hrcr and no more droans Of be-
i'g mad" governor han he docs of being made Khan
81 tatnry CjnciHEatus o respectable firucr
and was dreaming only Of how many bushels ho could
raise to the acre, when he summoned from tho
plough TO preside oy9r tho firm orstaie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-25
y,nu 'r- E7cnf0s Edition II tho "
Y icnrnoI u Com

,-,-,, 80 1900. u''g' ~ sep. 81
LIE MARKET There has been o con iDncd
go"G demand o Western Flour at tho prices Of lasl
week say , Tor Crrr brands. Several hundred
D's' Sc%1uduo and Georgetown new were sold or
WV WV "".,I ~ = go Barley IS coming y, and sells
81 81, 80. c.7. fhrrs have been very few arrivals
iT2m Tic south, and t5o market boar Of Wheat and
az coarse grains. md nearly so of Sout bern Flour
= urge 1eot are expected Immediately as tho wrnd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-25

hARRIED--On the 18th inst, by tho Rev. Mr.
nl'niun, a. The residence of Mr.. &. D. Anderson Mr.
hit,hRD V. CorLINs to Miss Sus'S g. NArSE al
OF Prince Edward ccuniv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-25
eth Ansnst. 1880.

BY subsequent ordonnaHco Of the Lieut. Gene
raj, each student was imms distey broveted Lieu
tenant, with provision that such among them a.
should afterwards enter into tho civil service OF the
country. should receive proPortoustc Advancement
They also received furlosGh tor four months.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-25
gag- RE-LRTTING

ar The Eastern Section Of The Erteption of the
~ KanHWhu Road, will take place on the first
day of October next, at the house Of Mr.. Daniel
Ruffners near Charleston, Kama wha.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-25
COMMUNICATION.

'OuNLNiCA1ED.
Dir. Peasants hove Just gotten THO piece in
your paper, 22disIgnsd Bacon it was protty
tough JOB, Occupying eight cOlumns,) and frequent
Iy thought TO myself, this certainly is not B1con
abridged. am one Of those house holders thereto
foro excluded from The polIs to whom his writer has
addressed some Of bis remarks 7 fesl proud Of tho
privilege, now for the fret time given to me-; and 70.
W anxious iho those Of my class should so use II
as 10 -hcw trat We understand rs value boz leave
therefore, 70 say few words TO my +, ilows on this
SUBJECT especially as differ widely from Btcon IN
the vicw take Of il: The right Of suffrage con
slder YoHa0e, IN as much, as II gives TO the voter
snare ~ eIectiug those who make he lnws-on these
avs depend at his rights and intcrcsts-his person,
properly hber'J. Il's even in selecting the depos-
tane' OF such trust, should consult our hest jdg
mcHt only; and that may act fairly passion. preiu-
dce, HHo'loh-evory tung that would obstruCt its
irrc course. should DO discarded l. this man hon
csf-doc5 lie understand our Iuternsts,-ls he tho
man TO 40 our business bc5l2 Those arc The questions
wncn snouId guide us m choosing representatives.
We should never forget that u il ovy business which
10 be done and that II will he well, or 80 done as
we may appoint capable, or incapable agents. we
cannot gather grapes from thorns nor figs from this
ie7' what ehould wc 'h'nk Of tho prudence Of that
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-25
P. SCALES, Superintendent.
Extension Of j.. ~. n
Sept. ID. $3.50

UST PUBLISHED-Toi,sa az Rsgnsd, present
~ cd to The pupils Of the Elan Wood School BY
their friend James NJ Gurnctt FOR sale at the Book
Stationery aud Fancy Store Of
Y. ID. SANXAY
IVORY for miniatures, miniature fnmcs-for sale
py n. n. g.
sep n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-25

'Phere is favor, however, we desire to ask Of YOU
One of our comrades, Vannedu, perished IN the day
of the 9th. We recommend TO your kindness his
father who is in the service Of the Government in
the collection OF tho revenue. We recommend far
Their to your kindness, General, another OF our com
raies, Charrds dismissed from the schools by Gene
raj Bourdesoulle, account OF his opinions We
ask. that he may be restored TO ouc ranks IN which
he did good service these few dsysPast
In the name of the Polytechic School, tho two
scholars dcputed by their comrades,
BUFREsNn,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-25

Messrs. Robert Brooks g. Co. tho contractors for
executing the work upon tho above section havinp
failed to comply with the acquisitions Of their con.
tract, Will, upon tho completion Of the WinchestoF's
Creek Bridge and embankment, be permitted 10 with
draw from the public employment; and The limo is nam
second tune offered to persons disposed to contract
for rood making, and the building Of the bridges
The conditions of the letting and manner OF eecu-
ting the WORK, will be made known to tho bidders on
the LIST day OF October HeXt, at the house Of M D.
Rutfners near Charleston. in Kunn wha county where
the bids for the execution Of work arc invited Il is
expected that persons prUpo ing to become undsrta
kors will make themselves acquainted with the loco
ton Of the road and tho severa Bridge slieS preyI.
previous to the day of re-leitng. The distance Of
Road now offered to bidders Is 30 miles and A.
no part thereof has been delivered. the whole will
be offered and contracted for, ~ sections TO suit the
wishes Of the bidders subject 10 such deduction for
the work done by r. Brooks 81 60. as shall be hero
aileT estimated 10 obedience TO the provisions Of
thor contract.
P. SCALES, Superintendent.
Extension Of j.. ". II
Sept. ID, $3.50 q
u The Ddrors Of the Richmond Brrouirer Con.
stitullonoi Wing, Winchester Virgmion Chn4ieston
tFee Press Staunton Spectator and I,ypofburrI
Jcforsonlon Republican, will insert the above once
week tllI the 25ih inst. and forward the accoun,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-25

u We invite attention to two cogont articles Oh
the sLbirot Of tho Henrco election
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16

- , BOSTON, April | o.
farttcr Pariiculars.-We learn from gentlemen
who left Salem yesterday that no discovery had been
made OF the perpetrator of the above murder; and
tbat Tie innocence of the Young man who had been
susp cted was considered beyond doubt. It is sta
ted that the acindo,o by which the murderer entered
the house IN the night in room which had not
Deen used for some time, and that the shutter oft had
been fastened by bolt and bar inside. AS no marks
oi exterior force on the window appeared it was ap
paFebt that Tie fastening must have been removed
oy some person inside, the bar being found STANDING
against the wall It is also stated that from the cir
cumstances that Mrs. Rockford, the bousckeepcr of
hf. w. had been absent some days on visit in
ncihooIlhg town. and had not returned, and that the
deceased and his servont had visited his farm on
tuesday afternoon, leaving in the house only one
domestic and she Keeping in remote part of it, the
assassin must have known these facts have entered
the house secretly removed the fastening and esca-
ped unseen % N''N 49,
There was much rich property and plate, and
ccnsucfabie amount IN gold in the chamber, no part
OF Which was disturbed. Ths death of Mr.. w. was
PROBABLY instantaneous. On examination Of the
wound on his head, we learn, that the bone was
found to have been fractured two or three inches
We also learn that six seven of the wounds on his
body IN the region Of the heart. might DC covered
with mans hand.
We learn, that when his ExceIlency tie Govern
or received the tdngs Of the oboyc horrid event. he
LEFT Worcester, and proceeded to Sacn, TO ascer-
tam the particulars. lie arrived there on Thursday
afternoon, and yesterday, after having issued the
Procarnatlon, which will be found in next page, lie
returned to his farm in Worcester.-G Ccntinet.
me Salem Nurder.--A gentleman showed Us a
letter yesterday from one Of his friends in Salem,
which says the report to which we gave currency
IN the Courier of Tuesday, respecting the will OF
Mr. White IS all mere gossip-at least, that re-
port the very reverse ofthat is currently believed
IN 5aleIn' For The honor cf humanity VIC arc glad
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16
New NORk. Anril 10

NEW DIRK, -Aprll T.
Laiesi franz Eng'and.-Thc packet snip Hudson.
CAPT. Champln, from London, was teiegrapLcd at an
early hour his morning: her day of sauss from Lon
don was the 10th ofMarch IT will be recoI!cc1ed
TINT Capt. Dspiyster, Of tho De Rhom read in a on
don paper of.he 6t that the Hudson had nut in, q
Deal 1t Is therefore probable that she will brine
advlces from London 10 the iIth or 18th Of March.
IL we get our papersn season, shall publish Sc
cond edtioa.-Ccn,. ,l9r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16

a5Ihc Senate didnot close their doors on Tues
day. Consequently. the fate of Kendall and Noah,
Is stli IN suspense On that day, Mr.. Mckinley con-
cuded his speech on the Indian Question, and was sue
cceoeo oy Mr.. Forsyth. On that day also, the bill
organizing tie establishment of the Attorney Gene
raj erecting it into Executive Department was Ia
Ken up, on Mr. Rowau's motion, and passed through
Committee of the Whole without amendment Mr.
Holmes moved 70 reconm it with Instructions so q,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05
VARIETY.

Look before you ieap.--The Halifax
Fee Press of Goth January tells the
story which is annexed: GA fsw even.
Ings ago, young man (the initials Of
his name J. +. was returning from
Preston. accompanied by = party of
young ladies'; where thew had been
spending the afternoon. On coming to
stile. Mr.. +. very politeiy jumped
over. for the purpose Of assisting the
fair sex, whom, TO his utter astouish.
ment on landing, he found himself at
the bottom ct we'll thirty one feet in
depth. containing about 5 feet water
The cries OF the damsels soon procur-
ed assistance, and the young gentle
man was rescued from his pSriIoUs 81.
tuation without the least injury, saving
the punishment Of standing nearly a
quarter Of an hour up to his mouth in
water"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

a Fad.-A German inukreper Of
PennsylvsDia, not in any danger Of
being hung for his wit. became . zeal.
Gus member of an anti-drans drinking
society. To wean oi' from the bar was
rather hard task, aud he began TO
complain Of weak stomach. What
was to be done? His stomach grew
worse daily-snd the good wife after .
solemn consultation, determined TO call
in the doctor. The grave parsonage
arrived-f~lt his pulsr--threw look
AZ the ceIhng-and, in low whisper,
ordered him IN ounce Of brandy per
diem. When the doctor had made hi.
exit. in came Christopher, the oldest
son. ~Christoffle. Christoffl. ~ cried
the old anti. "go down stairs sgin un
pr'ng upte Sistdnt, and look among te
tables how much makes an ounce of
prandy." CHRISTOPHER complied. and
read aloud from the book. Eight
drachms make one ounce - Stop derr
Christoffle. stop dere. ssy-,at is te
tOctor fsr me-he understands my
rase-he gives eight drains a day. un
| never took more ~ six afore, put I
always wanted eight-se pring on-te
society DONE prevent US from takin
mrdercine.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

rnNHfS thorough bred stsiiion nud ,,1,,,
i racer (the property Of John VI. Bow,
Esq Of Richmond, y will stand the en.i.,,
season Ut the subscritsr's farm 10 Fred,r,,
county, 4 miles from Bsttie,own, snd : fr,n
Cbarfestowp. st twenty dollars FOR The ,...
500 Of each mare, il pad within the ses.sr
nut if not paid before the expiration OF M.
season, t~ enty-fse dollars will be REQUIRE.
Twelve dollars cash the angle leap sad
iortJ doilsrs Tor insurance. TO be pa,d whea
the mare 10 known TO be IN foal or par,,!
with The season will commence the ION
OF March. and terminals The lat OF Ju'r
neat.
Ia Fsystie will be seven years old ,h,
-pring He IS in colour q rich blood b.,
'ihe most beautiful colour OF thu horse IN
nisek legs. one hind foot white. and ,maA
White spot or star on his forehead lie =
NJ the largest sire Of thorough bred hor,es
viz: Is hands high, With substance and Sta
mins IN iuL proper ton TO his height com
Inning with the most perfect symmetry q
form. oil the points or distipEuish,us mark
Il The grsstest strength and sciion-s houi.
ders deep and powerful, end running ven
far back back remarkably short large bone
muscle &c.
Tn. pedigree OF La Psye,,e ias. follow.
lie ~.s sired %, virginisn (the best son Of
,ir Arch. The dam Of la Faye,ie wa. q.
:" h, Sir Ar~h,; grand dam by The im2ori,i
horse STE Harry; <. grand dam hy chan
r'err; gg grsbd lam by the famuu, rue
eng horse Old Mark Anthony; gg.g srsui
dam By the imported hsr,e Fiimnsp; 2
( grand dan by Old Mark Anthoui; gg
9 grand dam BY the Imported hor.- : ~,
Roger. out OF the old imported mare Mig
cray. ID. IT ALLIN
Clifton, Frederick county,
March {, 1880. tim
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05
LAND ron SALE

zNHE subscriber offess for sale his ex-
- eeilent FARM. called Mount Hockey,
lying in Faufa1 county. Virgins. consist
log OF FIVE HUNDRED ACRES. fifty
Of which ere heavily siDber~d. This farm
is adjoining the lands vf John Lloyd. Ste
plea Daniel. Coleman Brown, snd c. c.
Stuart There j. on this farm tolevably
good Dwelling House. With five rooms.
and oil necessary buildinga Its soil 10
kind. end productive OF corn, wheat. rye,
and tobacco. LIS situation is known 10 be
healthy. and 10 an agreeable neighbour
hood. There is also On this farm . good
apple orchard. and q number Of never
failing springs OF the bestwster.
Asy further description Of the land
is deemed unnecessary, rs any person.
wishing 10 purchase ~ill first view IL. and
judge for themselves. II will be sbewa
on application to the subscriber. or TO Mr.
Bennett. living on the premises.
GEO. LEE TURBERVlLLE.
March 81. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05
GARDEN SEEDS.

lust received and for ssit At the Charles
- town APcthecary aud Book Store, vari-
ou. kinds oi GARDEN SEEDS, The greater
part Of which have ben tested the present
spring IN hot beds, near tho city of Balti-
more. and found genuine The follow inc
list comprises the name, Of msns OF ,h.m :
7 Early Frame, Ro,si Dwarf Msrrow Fat,
Msiehiess or tall. Earl, Washington, Dwarf
Blue Imperial, aud Tail Sugar PEAS,
Large Lima, Rob ROY. Red Marrow Fat,
Washington Pole. China Dwarf, Early Vel
low &c BEANS.
Red Turnip. Yellow Turnip. and Loug
Large Swelling PARSNIP.
Tankard (isrgr round White Flat. end
Ru's Bags rURNiP
Long orsng- and Blood CARROT.
Flat Dutch yellow Savoy, Early Salisbury.
Drumhs ad, Large White. Sugar Loaf, Early
York Large York, and Green Savoy CAB
DAGE,
Red Turnip. Scarlet, Lung Salmon, and
white spanish RADiSH,
Brown Dutch, Tenni>hsll. White Loaf.
Sugar Loaf. and Ice LETTUCE,
Pickiing. Cluster. Green Turkey, Long
Green, and Early Frame GU UMBER.
Esrlv and late CAULIFLOWEk,
White ard Early Purple Cape BROCCOLI.
Com Portrr's Chilisu SQUASH. yegets.
Die Marrow SQUASH,
s,ruw-colnured, White. and Axorssn or
Mammoth ONION,
Water Cr.ss white Solid Celery Doub,.
Parsley. Summer Savory Pepper Grass. Gc
SC &c. JAMES BROWN
S. Also. fresh supply OF Medicines,
which makes the assortment complete.
March ~. J.B.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05
FOR SALE.

A 7 private conIrset. one thorough bred
"A MARE, By Tuekshos, dam by RsIP,
imported horse Eogle. = horse OF acted esIS-
oriy one FiLLY. three years old, by Sir
Kd~ard. dsm thorough bred one male
fEARL4NC by Bsrgsmi. about u months
Old, OF good SIZE. form. snd appearance :
two young Mich cows, 90 Ewes. eli
Young thrifty sheep, so LAMBS, msny Of
mem nj Tor slaughter st tAis time. Also, 400
lbs. Of WOOL.
WILLIAM r. SINCLAIR.
Hesr hrPhsrsoHs Mills, Jsesrssn Countv.
April IS, 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

0 The above OiniDeni 10 offered ts
me public &c safe and certain remedy 70,
nose onsioais diseases. some Of which
have 90 'oog b"fiied the skni Of medical sci
let. White Swelling. Of every description
"a. S~rs legs and ulcers Of long s,sndinx
ID Sehtrrus or 0lsnduiss tnmors psr,ieu-
I-ri, those hardened tnmors N women.
breasts. which e:ieniimes terminate 10 ulcer
sted csncers-
=, AN Fei"ns. Sr what sdebe people know b.,
the nan,s Of Cstsrrhs. OF every description
e'h Rh"uma tic pains Of the joints a
9Th Sprsins aud bruises Of every deserir
uoo. or 10 shatsser part situate
Iih. letters Of oil KINDA 20 this eompisinl
me pessnt % sppi, iog the Oinimesi, nu.l
keep the pert out Of wstsr
SIN ChHoisins or parts Affected by frost.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05
A Room for Rent.

1 HAVE for rent. q Room upon the
= main street in Charlestown, in q very
eligible situation for business N would
suit tailor. shoemaker. barber. or almost
any mechanic; as we'll Is q lawyer, doc.
tor. or other professional man. Possession
given immediately
a ROBERT FULTON.
April 90. 1880.
sr N. b ! can accommodate Q few
more Boarders.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

I'HE Wool season being near =, hand
the undersigned deems IL proper TO
inform bis former customers and the pub.
lie generally. that his Casdipg Machine
hall mile northeast Of Charlessown, are
IN complete order. He 10 ready fos the re-
eep',on Of Wool. which he pledges him
sell to card in superior style. upos vesy
snort neiiee, AZ the usual rates He Is
truly thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofors extended 10 him, and hopes 10
deserve continuance.
His FnIling department will Be in the
best order for business AZ The usual .es,no
April %. 1880.