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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-10
TO Me Farmers and Customers of Tie
Choriesfo,cn 1iiH generally.

To he Farmers and Customers of Tie
Choriesto,cn DhH generally.
ME subscriber having thoroughly
Il cleaned his Mill Race, and re-
pared his Mill. Is now ready for the re
cSPiion Of Wheat, and. Judging from pre-
sent appearances. believes there will be A
suftciency of water TO enable him 20 De
liver FLOUR on demand to those who
may please TO favor him with their Wheat
TO grind Strict attention 10 the bushes,
IN the mill viii be- psrd by Mr. JoBs I
HEspERsoS, whose standing for honesty
and qualifications as a miller. cannot be
questioned
Ne'shbouring Farmers, by proper ca
culstion, will find that IN no case can they
be bettrred by hauling their Wheat 10 a
River hlill-Ist Ii - easier 10 haul their
Flour 10 the River than their Wheat -
I'd. They can do il at leisure times Sd.
Their offal will be more convenient :-4,h
Barrels can he furnished them here on bet
Ter terms than at any River mill; and
should they wish their Flour sent TO mar
ket from the Mill, IL shall be done al yc-
ry small difference.
] will purchase WHEAT at the fsis
market price. and If those who put Their
Wheat in my Mill TO grind. should want
money. they can always be acc ommoda-
ted. Country work will be promptly al.
tended tn. and we'll ground. Flour, Rive,
Corn OHsl. sc. will be sold at fair prices
Tor cash. u is hoped the business will be
so conducted as TO merit share Of public
patronage. WIN F. LOCK
i mean Corn IN the Fall, as it is nov ycry
scarce.
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oHN nRiDGEs, No. I59. Make, ST
~ BaliImore takes this method Of informing
ms friends and the public generally, that he
determined ." redUee whoir,ale Conf.
nonory 10 ne Philadelphia priees. and hence.
forth u can be had Of him At rIGnTtrr ctsrs
rsn rorsn. cash. All orders, post paid, v NJ
be attended 90 With punc,usIity and inue.
date despatch.
Constantly on hand, large stsck Sf ell III,
diheren, kinds Of Foreign and domestic
FRUITS, in their seasons; also, COvdiai., s.
'Ups, Bifess. Roek Candy, Harana lSr-c. (,
meats. JDn0yinG,s, &c.
Baltimore. Oct. %, I95i.-5t
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-10

B.y or NOT, coll and ses them.
CAMUEL GIBSON lies juss received. and
y b opening. large. fresh, and very splen
did sssossmens OF the most fashionable and
beneficial FaH and Winter Goods, comprising
even article in his line Of business lie Fat
tiers himself that his stock is very complete,
Il having been selected 9th great care and
attention 70 style. tsste, and the most approx
cd fashionsL
Feeling truly grateful for the respectable
support end eocsvssgeoens he has received
from generous public, since his commence
me"s in business. he hspes. By merit, to &c
cure continuance thereof
p. 3. HE bosiaess viii in future be con
Quoted IN the sane fnaoner. and the same in
diligence granted - elsewhere, to good and
prompt persons Only-whieh will enable him
to eel Goods lower than any heretofore sold
AZ this place.
Barpers-Ferry. Oct. 6. 1851.
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DANIEL SNYDER,
DAVID n. SNYDER

VIRGINIA. 10 Wit:
A. Rules holden in the Clerks Office 81
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
ChanceTy for jefferson county, the firs,
Msoday 10 October, 1891:
John Mofter, John HinkIe, e. Cyou-
ceH Orriek, PLAISTIYys.
James Ryan, and TITUiam Moore
and lillian Coyic, sen'r, adSninisfTa-
tors Of Hili0m COyie, jun'r, deed,
Defendants.
THE defendant. Willism CoyIe,
n sen. not having entered his appear.
anes, and given security according 10 The
act % assembly ssd the roles Of this esuT; ;
and u appearing By satisfactory evidence
that be y not an inhabitant Of this eoun-
try: IL is ordered. That the said defend
ant De appear here 90 the FIRST day Of the
next term, and answer the ball Of the plain
hn and that . copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN ChaTlesiown, for two months
excessively. sBd posted II the front door
Of the court house 10 the said town Of
ChaEIestswn A eopy-Tsste,
ROBERf +. BROWN, c.
Oct 90. 1891.
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Owing TO my declining health, and a
~ desire TO enigrate 10 the west, I have
sold my interest in the establishment n,
ksbie's mills. to Russell e. ETt.simn,ons
who are July authorized 10 close the bust
ness Of the concern cannot, however,
take leave Of my friends. without tender.
lng to them my grateful Acknowledgements
Tor their support; and have no hesitation
IN saying, my successors will merit the
confidence Of the friends Of the establish
ment JOSEPH NEER.
Sept. 6, IS3I-IOct OIL
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70 THE PUBLIC.

The following commun icstion, addressed
TO the proprietor Of Judkips' Oint ment, from
the Hon. John Taiiafsrro. member Of Con-
gress, Is highly interesting. The gratuitous
manner in which il 10 made. exhibits feel
ings OF no ordinary character towards SUI.
feting humanity; and is certainly well de.
serving Of public attention.
wAsHinGToN, JAN. e2d, 1899.
Sr-It has been nv wish for cons idera-
bic tune, to omn,upicatc to you the good
effect with which have used the Ointme nj
invented By . Mr.. Judkins, and which I now
understand 10 made and sold by agents ap-
pointed by Yourself I have applied this
eminent, during the last three yesrs, TO
every species OF tumour and wound, without
failure TO produce a cure 10 every instance.
l consider IL the most decided and Efficient
remedy N all cases Of tumour. DO the cause
what il may, and have found nothing so
good Tor wounds Of any description. II ma,
he proper TO add that the cure Of a tumour
called White Swelling, given over by the
most distinguished physicians as incurabie,
anu which they decided would, without an.
putation- prove fatal TO the patient, was I'M
der my immediate notice effected by the use
Of Judkins' Ointment, and the patient is in
fine health; his limb affected by the tuncur
being restored to q perfect state OF sound
ness Also, that the leg Of an aged man,
w"'Sh hau oeeh Wounoeu, ano cxnibited one
dreadlully liberated surface from the knee
to the foot. and which. for more than two
years, had been considered incurabis, was
sfectusiIy cured by the application OF JUDI
kins' Ointment . mention these two cases
which fell under nv Immediate notice and
management, as q decided evidence OF the
efficacy Of this remedy in cases Of tumonr
ADD OF ulcers. have experienced ss de cid
eddy. the good effect Of this remcd, in thr
cure OF Felons, and Of every species Of fires
wound IL seems 10 me that sny one who
will observe the operation of this Ointment.
must be sstis6ed rs TO its beneficial effect.
can with the utmost confidence recon On nd
the use OF this valuable remedy.
am, sir, very respectfully.
JOHN TALIAFERRO.
To Mr.. CHARLES HERsross. Proprie-)
tor OF Judkins' Ointment, near
Frsdericktowp. Mary land.
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ID TURN5 thank, for the liberal encou-
i Z ragemepi gwen HIM, aud would now
respectfully inform his customsrs and the
pubic generally, that he has tsken into CO.
partnership his orolnerSAMrEL d. ANDERSON,
aud that the firm viii hereafter he,
w. s. 8. b. ANDERSON.
They are receiving = splendid assortment al
GOODS, embracing almost every article
suitable 10 the present and approaching sea.
son, and arc enabled 10 sell cheap, having
bought them in The best marke, and with
considerable care.
Hsrpcrs-fcrry, High.St.
Oct. 20, 1881.
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1HD6oVAx.

THE store Of tho undersigned has beer
= removed, for short time. to the store
room lately occupied by Mr.. N. Buckmas
ter. where the public can be accemmoda
ted, ~ usual. with Goods Of epsry deserip
lion. on good terms
a. A fresh supply lately received.
WIN. CLEVELAND.
Oct. IS, 1891.
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e7a ACRES OF LAND.

large proportion of which IS IN timber O,
me hncst quality. The advantages possess.
ed ny TINS property are very great. Lying
near The Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, !.
IS in the vicinity of iii. large mills erect, on
these streams, ~ hilst all the FAC t.es for trans
porting its produce to- market, to be derive d
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and
The baltimore Rail Road, will be enjoyed by
IN The highest degree. There is large
and constant stream OF water running through
the tract, OF such magnitude that It supplies
several valuable mills before Il reaches this
land There are also several fine lime stone
springs on The estate. The cleared land !, IN
h'Eb state OF cultivation, and the fences are
good Possession can be had imm. dia,eiy
The terms will be accommodating, aud II
found advantageous TO do so. the tract Will
De divided into two parts TO suit purchasers.
All applications to be made TO the subscri
Der, residing NJ Charleston n, jefferson coun.
W' va. JOSEPH L DAUGHERTY
June 9, IS3l.-n.
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NEW GOODS.

MT k.4BLE'S lUILLS.
1HHE Subscribers respectfully announce
TO their friends and customers, that
thfy have formed . Co Partnership with
siias .,foID'dduke. and That the business in
in'1re viii he conducted under the name
and firm Of MARMADUKE E. co. Who
are authorised to receipt snd receive all
monies due the late firm OFF Neer 4 Co
RUSSELL & FIIZsIMMONs.
Oct 81. 1891
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New Goods New Goods 1!
|NEORGE w. HAMMOND res
~ pectfully informs his customers
and the public generally. that he is now
receiving from the Philadelphia and Bal
'imore markets, large and general sup
ply Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
to which he would solicit their attention.
Charlestown, Oct IS, 1891.
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w. s. g. b. ANDERSON.

nv Ss b. ANDERSON have FOR % Ie .
w bout 1000 pounds 1ACON, war.
ranted prime. embracing the whole hog. -
Also, they have about 500 pounds OF hogs
LARD.
Harpsrs.Ferry, HiRh-St Oct. 60, 1881
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Notice to Farmers.

hANiEL SNYDER, in returning his ac-
~ acknowledgements for the liberal patro.
mage which he has received rs = miller, mos,
respectfully informs his friends. and the pub
he generally. that he has taken his Son. Ia.
v'd IL. Snyder. into partnership. in the Mill.
ing business, st the Ford Mill ON the Shensn.
dosh river-the business Of which will in fu
ture be conducted under the name of Daniel
Snyder Il Son. For the information OF our
customers and farmers generally, we deem
1t necessary to let them know, that We are
at all times willing to pay the highest marke,
price in cash for Wheat; or If grinding on
toll at the usual rates of twenty barrels Of su.
perfine Flour for every 100 bushels of mer.
charitable wheat delivered in the Mill, to
stand the inspection Of Baltimore, George.
town, or Alexandra, 10 preferred, il will give
us great pleasure to receive their wheat in
this way. knowing the many advantages
which our mill possesses, particularly ~ res.
poets ts local situation, the great facility OF
getting flour st any moment, and the great
advantage OF having il sent to market by
means Of Boats loading il from the mill door,
all too, without any trouble TO the farmer fur.
thef than 10 come forward and say at what
time be may wish il sent, and in reasonable
tune thereafter TO call for the proceeds of the
ssme-we hatter ourselves that when the
farmers take into confederation their int crest,
they will be induced 20 do their business
with Us. 80 no pains shall be spared to &C.
commodate them, and from the desire TO
serve the public with strict attention to our
business, &c hope to merit . share OF the
public patronage. Our mill 10 nov in com.
plese repair snd ready for the reception Of
an kinds OF grain, and under wsy on the pre-
sent crop OF aev wheat. Por the conye.
nienee OF our customers and farmers general.
~ we gill add, that by sending their coun-
try work over night they can have IL ground
by the next morning, which. by those who
consider time ~ money, will be an object.
particularly NJ their busy sessons. 30 disap.
po'ntment (accidenis excepted) need be al.
pretended. Those who prefer the no
usual way. beg as time. can be aeeommo-
dated on sight.
naNsps e~,.-r.
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GOODS,

Which, N the course Of g or 10 days, will b.
completed from recen, impor,s,,ons of PHI.
label hia and baltimore. The, fatter them.
selves that their goods will be found cheap
and their assor:me nj embracing rs greats,a
r'e'y a. - generally found IN an, retail store.
To the levers ut good bargains, they xoul
ssy-csll, examine. and satisfy yourselves.
RUSSELL * fITZSiMMONS.
Oct. 90, 1851.
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] hereby certify, that 7 was for many
months afflicted most grievously with the
letter upon both Of my heels, causing open.
logs large enough 10 admit persons finger
] tried various remedies in vain, when was
induced TO try Judkips' oiAtmeni, end was
cured BY he use OF . single box. Lem snx.
ious that others, similarly sflic;ed, may 0.
vail themselves OF so valuable n remedy
ROBERT FULTON.
ChAriesiowp, Dec. I6 1929
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THE subscriber wishes 10 hire. By The
year. man who - sseli acquainted
With farming and has experience IN the
management OF negroes and stock. One
with q small family would BE- preferred.
IOH. BRISCOF.
ct ls.fesf
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s. ndARMAnuRn q 90

HAVE the pleasure OF informing their
= = friends snd the public. that they have
just returned from the Eastern Markets.
With handsome supply Of
New and Scasonablc Goods.
Which they natier ihemselves will b.
iou"d' open examination. cheap They
respectfully solicit the patronage Of ibe
trends Of the late frm-upon an a..u.
rance That their Goods vii be sold low.
sod upon terms accommodating.
Oct 81. 1881.
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New and Scasonable Goods

AHE 'uescr'bers respectfully announce 10
- their friends and customers, that the
have removed TO the new house on the CO.
ner OF Shenandoah and Potomac s,ree.,.
where they have commenced opening IA. :
FdN Supply Of Ner and Fashionable
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-10
Bar Iron, Castings, &c.

THE subscriber has now on hand, a
Il good assortment Of Bar Iron, Cast
ings, and various other articles in tina,
line. which will be sold low for Gosh in
hand, and in no other manner
p. DAUGHERTY.
Charlestown, Oct. IS, 1891.
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Valuable Jefferson Land
FOR SAID.

I'VE subscriber. as tie agent and s,tor.
ney of Thomas Fairfax. Esq. of Alexan
drn, offers for sale that valuable estate IN lief
ferson county, Virginia, called "TaE HKn-
aIraGE," consisting of
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STOVES, sTOvE-PIPE.

Sheet Iron, Steel, Src.
TNHE subscribers offer = few ten plate
n Stoves, remarkably loo. Also on hand,
LARsB AssoRTAgET 90
Tin-WAFe. Dripping Psns, &c.
NAILS, &, 8, 8, 9, 10, 10. and cody,
Spikes. fencing Nails.
flooFIng sRd case BREEDS,
A general supply of Hinges so,l Screws.
Russell T. RfzsimmOns.
HsFpers-Ferry. Nov .. 1881.
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Charlestown Apothecary and
Book Store.

Charlestown Apothecary and
Book Store.
T>HE subscriber has just received
at his Apothecary and Book esta-
blishment in Charlestown, q very full and
general supply Of
Fresh Drugs 8 Medicines.
Several articles Of the latter arc entirely
new, and never before offered for sale 10
Chariestown. This addition 10 his former
stock, renders his assortment complete,
and presents to the public an opportunity
oil procuring with certainty genuine medi.
eines OF every description. which. by a
reasonable probability, may be wanted
Physicians Of the tows and neiEhborhood.
can be supplied upon accommodating
terms, and the subscriber would respect.
fully invite such 10 call and examine his
assortment He deems il unnecessary 10
present to the public list Of his stock
but feels himself warranted in stating that
Il is full and general He offers them
cheap. JAMES BROWN
Aug. IS. 1881.
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NOTICE


if& hSPECTFULLY return ihsnks for The
80 liberal encouragement extended 10
thsm, and solicit the attention or their Gus
toners end ell persons wishing 10 bur good
esrgsins. 10 splendid assortment of NEW
GOODS. shitabls 10 The season: and lie,
pledge themselves 10 give ample satisfaction
10 81 persons who will favor them Wit. .
call. Boiivsr, SEenaadosh-st. Oct. 20.
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Strayed or Stolen.

FROM the stable Of Henry Shepherd
- near ShepheTdstowb, Va On Sunday
night the 2Sd October, A BAY MARE,
nias yeaS old. about rs hands high, no
marks Feeolleeled. except beth hoofs 81
The fore feet are split, and a white spot on
each eide q the neck. robbed by the col
Jar. A liberal reward FOE the mare will BE-
givea BY the subscriber, living near
Chsslestswn
HENRY +. NJ BRBCoE4
Nov. s, 1891.
0IsrinsAuSa Gsysile 5Unfe'.
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FALL GOODS.

TNHE subscriber respectfully an.
nounces TO his friends and the
public generally. that he is now receiving
a LGrge and hdndsome assortment Al
Fall and Winter Goods.
Which be Is determined 10 sell cbe,n
Persons wishing 10 purchase, will please
call and examine for themselves
JOHN FRAME.
llarPers Ferry. Oct 20, 1881.
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FALL aooDa

! AN nov receiving . bsndsome supply
= ofFALL GOODS. which will be soId
cheap WM. CLEVELAND.
ChaFlesiown. Sept. 81. 1881.
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Michael X. Hartman, DEFENDANT.
ME defendant not having entered
II has appearance, and given securi-
~ according 10 the act Of assembly and
the rules Of this court and it appears by
satisfactory evidence that he is not a in
habitant Of this country: IL Is ordered,
That the SAID defendant do appear here
on the first day Of the next term. and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that
a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in Charles.
town. for two months successfully. and
posted at the front door Of the court house
IN the said town Of Charlestown.
A Copy-Tesfe,
ROBERT T. BROWN, c.
Oct. 90, 1891
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Harpers-Ferry. Oct. 20. 1851

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office oil
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanccry for Jefferson county, the frs,
Monday in October, 1881:
Neil Chrisfy, PLAINTIFF,
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NEW CONCERN

GOODS-Ehganf, Plentiful. Cleo,
'>HE undersigned are receiving and
II opening. at the well.known Stand
!" Chsrle.town. long occupied by Jea,,'
son and Cleveland. nearly opposite ~,
Bank. very extensive aud well .el.c,,d
assortment Of "a.
Splendid Ne1c Goods.
Which they propose selling on terms.
advantageous and pleasing. a. TO en,nl.
them 10 call from every one disposed -
consult interest or taste.
Call and see--eall and judge-eall AMI
buy, II JEFFERSON
HENRY BROWN
Charlestewn. Oct 20, 1881
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WHAT.

WILL give the highest marke, price. in
CASH Tor Twenty ThOussnd Bushels Of
mercbantsble WHEAT, delivered IN the
Hopewell Mills. JAuEs utTp
Oct. q, 1861.
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Splendid Ne1c Goods.
NEW FALL GOODS.
.3BNER HI/LL91fS

D-'Hsh - fLfsfs1<hD.
go RESPECTFULLY informs his friend, .,1
~ the public in general, that lac la. me,
re'ur"eo from the city Of Baltimore. and !.
nov opening At his store at Lee.To.r. ,
splendid and general assortment OF season..
bic goods, consisting Of
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-10
DRY GOODS.

Groceries. Liquors,
Glass md Queenstrare,
Drugs and Medicines,
II great raTieiy Of Boots and Shes,
ind a general assortment Of Hard.
UGrs, &c.
All OF which he will sell NJ the mos, p.
dueed prices for cash. or approved county
produce, which will be taken 1t the b,gh,,,
market prices.
Leeio~n. Oct. 20, 1861
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-09-03
THOMPSON'S PATENT.

"HE PUBLIC are hereby informed that
 the General Agency for the disposal of the 'IhomhSonian- Medicines, and Family Rights, Jc has been transferred from Horton Howard, to Jarvis Pike, Hiram Platt, Rufus Ferriss and Thomas Johnson, by Dr Samuel Thompson. Therefore, all those who have formerly held agencies under the said Horton Howard, as well as others wishing to become agents, will apply to the undersigned, at Co., lumbus, who will be ready to attend to all calls, and upon sufficient testimonials being produced, will grant new agencies, Slc.
 t PIKE, PLATT & Co.
 The public are also cautioned against pur- chasing medicines from those who are not au- Morized Agents, as many are selling articles under the name of Thompson's Medicines, which have nothing but the name to recom- mend them, and many articles sold by them, are even poisonous, and act in direct opposi- tion to the principles of the Thompsonian sys- tem.-Therefore, those that wish for genuine medicines, will do we'll to examine into the authority of those from whom they purchase; as all authorized, will be furnished with a printed article signed either by Samuel Thompson or PIKE, PLATT, 6 Co.
 CoLUNBUs, Ohio, April 27. 6n4.