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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11

Literary Party.-From a volume just pubIh
ed in New York. entitled the Remains Of the Re-
Edmund d. Griffin, we extract the f%ollowlnst
scription Of a dinner at Murray's (the great La
don BookseIler) in which is introduced ske'ds
Of several of the most distinguished writers q
the age. 1t will be read with interest.
dined Yesterday. with a very distinguish
party, at Mr. M"'''s consisting Of Moor
Lockhart, Washington Irving, Smith, one Of The
authors of the Rejected Addresses, and ohs
Jeaur esprits; Mitchell, the translator Of iT'''
| rhanes; and som others, OF less name atdhW
| The first is, certainly. a mast unposrIaIn .H
nor is his couutenance, at first sight. more y
missing than his person. When you s'H9yi'"
ever; whep. You consider the height OF NE %
| crown, the l~oftiness of the r~ecedlns P'faatl
forehead; the marked, yetexpanded and ;r''i-
lines of the mouth; above all, when you cav
| the bright smile and the briiIlan, eye-oedm' VIC
accompany the flashes of his wit and The saw
of his fancy. you forget, and are ready %Ot
vow your former. impressions. 10 Moore i Tn
hart offers a strong and singular contrast 'I'
and slightly. but elegantly formed, IN he1G y
sesscs the noble contour, the prcci'IoO' 'hu '.
mony of outline, which distinguish classic 'tE
ture. 1t possesses. too, a striking er'G' o. t n,J
in a complexion pale, yet pure a'" o". VS..
as the ravens wing. Though his cooH'e1iaS
i, youthful. (he seems scarce more U''n Wv;
vet | should designate reflection a. tue P,"nI ~,
combined expression Of that broad, "nUs w. ~
head. those archcd and penciiIed brO"'; w.
retired, vet full, dark eyes, the accurate, -
seIIed nose; aud c%ommpressed' t.ouS' .Lb ,,
Iips. His face is too thin, perhaps. Ior mere
~: but this defect heightens ITS 'n'ciite"c
ractcr. Our distinguished conntry"a" n"m
the ordinary height. and rather ''oO' mR
| His hair is black, and his comP!eH,"i "n ..
DER with the pale cast Of thought" us 4, e.
of a pale color: hi. profile approac0r' % ,,
clan. and is remarkably benevolent ,na Sr
Native. Mr.. Smith carries a handsome f.,
natured cou%ntcnance; and Mr.. M'tI"'.' ~,
siosomy, though not handsome Is al '''''
The conversation at dinner consisted 'n'yn :,,
the relation of anecdotes. To my gre'. 'as
nointment. no discussion of any length =. ,b, n
est took place. Ii must be admitted taa' ~,
ccdotes we're select. and told with minnie y,
spirit. Many of them. | doubt not, a u 70 BE- p
ventions of the narrators. Such SCENE" To %9 a.
cuIiarIy the case with those Of Mr., n s"S.of j.
Mr. Smith: though seated at d'hele"' from rn
table, frequently engaged each otDei
to time. in a sort of contest for slPeI.Dj On q
Th,s ,"ntsst. however. was still caFF'eu ID r.
the same way. Both tried only "n', ,aII The ne.
amusing amt story. fhe subject, Of the l I."IJ Byrs.
and other eminent ms5. with "1 rspe '' &fosdsrs'
b Brought SfS Spo" "t the sta" stage: N5: h &c. ":', 1s1's,.
though he seemed to ENJOY I've Wbint
S Se did s sS", was IN a Scottish accent and '''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11
Timothy Seed.

yNFTEEN bushels fresh, just received and for sale
r nv J.SJ DOUG S,
sept q Corner of King and Columbus streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11

Siivsr Minss.-It is reported in Albany, tina
valuable silver ore has been, within a few days
discovered in great quantities in the county o
Schoharie, in the State of New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-11

CLAW. 10 fail ia this cause would occasion 10
ch,pr,n. ..Thrice is he armed, who has his quar-
rel lust" The recollection OF these efforts III
such an. event, would occasion no regret tor mis-
directed exertions; the regret If any, would DE
tor the country. its honor and its interests.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

Office of the CAesapesl,e and Ohis Cessi 20.
WAsa,seroS. Jcsp %. lNSl.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ an instalmeut of two dollar. aud fly
cents per share. (being the sist install.
ment) ON every share Of stock in the The
sapeake aud Ohio Canal Company Is re
CURED to be paid on the 9Th day OF Stpicm-
Der next; and q further sum OF two dol
lars and City cents per share (be,ng The
a2d instalmenD on the LIST day of Novem.
Der next: which ins,alrncnis must be paid
TO the credit Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company. TO the cashier or other
officer of either Of the following Banks.
viz:
The Branch Bank Of the United States q,
Washington.
The Bank Of w Washington. NJ Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank Of the Metropolis, do.
The Farme ~ and Mechanics Bank, at George
tovn.
The Bank Of Alexandria, nj Alexandria.
The Bank Of Potomac, do.
The Farmers Bank OF Alexandra, do.
The Mechanics bank Of Alexandra, DO.
rhe iisgerstown Bank, in IIagrrs'o~n, Md.
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in Charles
town, va.
And the Branch Of the Valley Bank. in Lees
burg. Va.
by order of the President and Directors:
JOHN =. INGLF, CLERK
Ches & Ohio Canal Con,
July 2, l85l.-wtiNov.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27
To Farmers.

VIE undersigned informs the farmer,
. OF Jefferson and Loudoun. that no.
having disposed OF any interest in ii, NJ.
at Nirsinius. near iiarpcrs Ferry. he nj,
continue the business. as usual. on his own
account. Mr. THoMAs III STIFFNESS. I,
miller OF capacity and experience. Ia,
charge Of the mill, aud will be able 10 ,is.
the utmost satisfaction. The usual qnap.
tiiy Of Flour will be gwen for merchant
bic Wheat, and the inspection warranted
in Baltimore or the Cities OF the Dl,,-,e,
In cases where customers prefer n. tic
barrels will he given instead Of the oa,'
Country work done al the shortest notice
and the highest market price ia cash gwen
for Wheat delivered in the mill
+. BECkIIAN.
Sept 90. 1891.
ca will pay the road toll upon
wagons hauling Nhca, 10 the above nan.
ed mill TIL. ii. STEPHENS
Sep, %, 1881
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67a ACRES OF LAND.

large proportion Of which - IN timber al
,he h"es, quality. The advantages posse -
co oy 'his property are very great. Lying
near the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers. !,
: IN the vicinity of the large mills erected CON
'hese streams, hiIst all the facilities for ,rsps
porting its produce TO market, to be derived
rom The Chesapeake and Ohio CarsI. and
me bahimore Rail Road, will be enjoyed y,
Il in the highest degree. There - i.,gs
and constant stream Of water running through
the tract OF such magnitude that It supul,.
several valuable mills before Il tcacbes dis
land. There are also several fine lime stone
springs on the estate. The cleared lsnd Is in
high state Of cultivation, and the fences A.,
good. Possession can be bad imnedi.,elv
The terms viii be accommodating. snd q
,ound advantageous 10 DO so. the tFsr, q N
DC ai'iied into two parts 20 SOFT pufei.s. r..
Al applications 20 be made 10 The sobscf,
Der, residing ., Chsrlestovp, Js fIersso eo,,n
w We. loSEPH 7. DAUGHER1Y
June ., 16jl.-iG
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT :

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Az rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Jefferson county, the firs,
Monday IN October. 1881:
Neil Christy, PLAlyTrTY,
AGAINST
Michael X. Hartman, Defendant.
HNHE defendant not having entered
n his appearance, aud given securi.
~ according 10 the act Of assembly and
the rules Of this court and il sppe airing by
satisfactory evidence that he IL not m in
hsbi'snt Of this county: II is Ovdeyed.
That the said defendant do appear here
on the FIRST day Of the next term. and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; aud that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some Newspaper publishes IN Charles
town, for two months saeesssively, and
posted At The front door Of the court house
IN the said town Of Cbalestown.
A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT +. BROWN, c.
Oct 20, 1891.
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
AT Rules'bolden in the Clerks Office Of t..
Circuit Superior Court Of law aud ChsF.
Gerry for Jefferson County. the iirs, Mond.,
in October, 1881
Margaret Gummert. widow and relict Of Chr,
tan Gummert. deed, John L. Cookl Vs. ana
Daniel Boy ers, plaintiffs,
AG.iNSr
jacob Crowl and Sally his wife. Nathaniel
ls!er and Charlotte his wife, Abram i,.er
and Mary his wife, Hugh McNamee and su.
san his wife. Christian Gummcri, Sarah
Hedinger. administrative with the viii a..
nexed Of Daniel Bedinger, deed. and Car-
yer Willis. Sheriff Of Jefferson County, 10
whom was committed the administration o.
The estate OF John Gummeri, deed, dffr-
ddnfs
INHE defendants. jacob Crovl and ssIy
his wife, Nathaniel Ister and CbsrlotIc
hIswhr. Abram isler and Mary hi. wife. Hugs
NcNsnee and Susan his wife, and Christian
""mmert. not having entered their apreaf.
Ance' and gwen security according TO lie &C.
OF assembly and the rules of this cOur, and
u appearing by satisfactory evidence. that
they are not inhabitants uf this counit, II
rs STIsrcd, that the sad defendants do appear
here on the first day of the next term. and an.
'Ser the amended bill of the plaintiffs. and
That copy Of this order be forthwith iusersl
~ some ne wspaper published ~ Charles,own.
Tor two months successIv,Iy, and pos,,I s,
the front door NJ the courthouse in tn ,lil
town of Chsrlcstown.
cory--Tesie,
ROBERT I. BROWN.
Oct 6, 1851
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WILL be run for. on "wednesday Yoverp.
w Der "a, near r. w. kernsy's Tavern.
("slPsH's Cross Roads, hrst day.
n Sc6epsfake
iof Southern Eclipse colts sDd FLIES, three
yesrs DID, nile heats--ffty bushels Wheat
entrance. half forfeit, 1--WE entries.
% rhussdsy the Sd. Psrse Of One Hun.
a'sd DotlaFs, three mile heats. free Tor any
horse. mare. 90 ge!ding.
On Friday the 9Th. handsome !S.ss-p,kaIe.
mile hests, free ~ above, the winning horses
the preceding days excepted. AUTO be con
Quoted agressbly 20 the rules Of racing.
y. D. The money each dsy ~ill be IT the
polls b. tie Ji1.SRsss.
Oct 10. 1891.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office 81
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chsneery for Jefferson county, the frs,
Monday in October, 1881:
John bfoifer, John Hinkle, &. Cron,
VeU Orrick, PLAIsTIry..
James Ryan, and JfIYiam Moore
and lillian Coyie, sen'r, adrinisfra.
tors Of UiAion' Ceyie, jun'r. decd,
DEFgNDAsrs.
TNHE defendant, William Coyle,
II sen. not having entered his appca r
ance, and given security according 10 the
act Of assembly and the rules Of this court ;
and i appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he IL not an inhs bitant Of this coun.
try: IL Is ordered. That the said defend.
ant do appear here on the first day Of The
next term, and answer the bill Of the plain
It'd and that a copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in CharIestown, for two month.
suecessively. and posted at the front door
OF the court house in the said town Of
Charlestown. A copy ests,
ROBERT Il. BROWN. r.
Oct 90, 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

T>HE subscribers most resp.c ,iully
inform the public, that the firm OF
+" MILLER & kInK." was dissolved by mu-
iual consent on the 18th inst. They ear
nestly request all persons indebted to
them, TO call and settle their accounts
and others having claims against the
tirm. will please present them for settle
ment without delay.
Their sale OF Coach making materials.
tools. sc will take place on the 22d inst.
at 10 o'clock
MILLER & KIRK.
Shepherdstown, Oct 90, Is3I.-3t
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NOTICE

n conformity TO an act OF the Leei,la
ture Of Virginia, incorporating the Ii
brary Society of Harpers- Ferry. the mem
bers are hereby notified. that their Annual
Meeting will take place in the Office OF
the Master Armorer. Mr.. Is. Moore. on
Tuesday the 6rs, Of November next, al G
o'clock. Z. NJ. for the purpose of attend
ing 10 the report Of the standing commi,
tee, choosing officers for The ensuing wear.
and determining on such other business
as may then he deemed necessary.
JOHN STRICKLAND.
Oc'. 70 1881. Librdrinn
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Boot and Shoe Factory.
Z -

HNHE undersigned. a. hisstand near David
n humphreys' store, 10 always prepared
TO ezeeuie any order in the neasest and most
substantial manner. lie uses none but the
best materials, and can therefore speak with
confidence Of the quality Of his work.
Tie begs leave 60 tender 10 HE customers
his warmest thanks for past fAyors, and as.
sures then that he will endeavor to deserve
continuance Of their custom. II is neees.
sary, however, 20 change he method of doing
business iivouh afford him great pleasure
10 Accommodate hispairons ~ sr ss possible.
eu' he hads u extremely injurious TO keep
long standing accounts be hes not capital
70 bear that course and 10 therefore CEN.
PEELED 70 ssy. that hereafter he must do a
~ oash tiSsiHsss 0niy.
JOSHUA UEhVER.
ciar.ssfovn oei. J., 1891.
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VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
~ Roles holden IN the CLERKS Office Of the
Circ"i' Superior Court of Law and chan.
cety Tor jefferson County, the first MobIsy
IN October, 1851
Elizabeth Alsiadt. widow of Jacob A',tsGt.
ucc'd. and John ~. Alsisdt spd IIarfici +
Ais'@d', intsnt children ard heirs 81 "a
Jacob his'sdi, deed, by The sad REl,hett
TIE" mother anil next friend, blaiHbG.
AssISsr
Jesse Moore sad John iIn,klr. John Mol lsr.
hs~l, 'gh hsbleF. Geofge Mohlcf. D.n.el
Nohler. Sylvester G. MobI.f. I.eob Mol
Yer Hnd Nancy his vife, and Henry uohlc-
and Harriet his wife. heir. Of John uoiie..
deed, stephen Dalgarn ard barbara
VIE late baIbara Alsisdi, widow a H..
"'ei Alsisdi. deed. ssd Jsoob Al.radt. d.
amen Als'sdi, sod Daniel Alstsdt. ier.r.
ehiifeh and heirs n SAID Daniel Alstsd'
aec.d Saral Moore. late sarah Ailngii e.
chhd ADD hfiics- of Jesse Aiinuit. dec'}.
sod Jacob Aud. deCrq1asfs
VIZ defendants, Jesse Moore. R.vi- 20
N@hIer' aud jacob AulI. not L.yits
~ nc" appeHrsnot, and given serr-'I
s.''fB 20 'be act Of assembly snd tht rUc.
- eon.t snd appearing b, ssti.f.,iJ.g
'''f"ee What they ere not .pl,si,fstt, .ftl
county ~ - erdere9, that lie s,,d i,t,rf.
ants do spps sr here on The E,.t a., "a he
hsA' 'rfn. snd an.wef tie L,U IL ,le Mai
Hi. and that copy of 'his order be- tra.
"h inserted 30 some newspapef published
d" thaf'ss'oNn, fOr two months s,,,e.s.,ff
'nd posted 81 The front DOR ~ che rret
house 20 the sad tow Of Cha,lcsfour
a copy Tesie.
90 3. 1891.
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Shepherdstown. Oct 90, Is3I-st
Ovcrseers of the Poor.

A MEETING Of the Board of Over.
~ seers Of the Poor Of Jefferson county,
N the State OF Virginia, will be held a,
the hotel and coffee house OF Fontaine
Beckham. Esq OF Charlestown, on the
first Friday Of November next, at the
usual hour Proposals will or that day be
received Tor Superintendent aud a Con
tractor. 10 take charge Of the Poor. and
TO furnish them with suitable house md
The necessary provisions. clothing, sc FOR
the ensuing year.
JAMES BROWN, OK
Oct 90, 1881
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w. Anderson & Co.

RESPECTFULLY return thanks for tn.
~ liberal epcouragcment extended L.
the IN, and solicit the attention Of their cus
toners and all persons wishing tn buy good
bargains 10 splendid assortmen Of NEW
GOODS, suitsbls TO the season; and the,
pledge themselves to give ample satisfaction
10 oil persons who will favor them with a
coll. Bolivar, steamboats, Oct. 20
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

Tho following commune alton, addressed
10 the proprietor OF Judkips' Oiotme nj, from
the Hon. John TaiiaferrO. member or Con.
sress, Is highly interesting. The gratui,ous
msnner IN which IL is made, exhibits feel
Iogs oil no ordinary character towards suf
fering humanity; and is certainly well de.
serving Of public attention.
wAsnISGToS, JAN. Fed, 1870.
SU-It has been nav wish for a considera-
BILE time, to communicate TO you the good
ELECT with which have used The Ointment
Invented by MIR. Judkins, and which nov
understand is made and sold by agents M.
pointed by Yourself. . have applied Iii.
ointment, during tie last three years, to
every species OF iumour and wound, without
fsiIure TO produce n cure in every ins,once
consider II the most decided aud efficient
remedy N oil cases Of tumour, be the csuse
what u may, ind have found nothing 40
good for wounds OF any description. II ma,
be proper 20 add HAT The cure Of n tumour
called White Swelling, given over by the
most distinguished physicians a. incGrsble
enc which they decided would, without am.
puistion. prove fatal 10 the patient, WIS TN.
der my immediate notice effected By the use
OF Judkins' Ointment. and Tho patient IS in
hne heai'hi bis limb siiected by the tumour
beng restored 10 perfect state OF sound
ness. Also, that The log Of an aged man.
dreadlully liberated surface from the knee
TO The foot. aud which. for more than two
years, had been considered incurabls. was
efsetusIIy cured BY the application &C Jud.
kIns ointment mention these two eases
which fell under my immediate notice and
management, 80 a decided evidence Of the
ehescy Of this remedy IN cases Of tumour
and OF ulcers. have experienced - decid-
sdIy. the good eheet Of this remedy IN IA.
cure u Pelons, and Of every species Of fresh
wound II seems 20 me thai snY one who
viii observe the operation Of this Ointment
must be satisfied 80 60 it, beneficial effect
can with the utmost confidence reeou,a,e, ,d
the use Of this yslusble remedy.
an, sir, very respectfully.
JOHN TALIAFERRO.
To Mr.. CnARLEs HEHsroSs. Propris.O
toF Of Judkins' Ointment, near(
frederiekiown. MARY lard.
] hereby certify, that 7 ras for man,
months snlicted most grieyonsIy with tLe
teller upon both ~ my heels, esusin- onen
lnEs large snough To- admits persoa's 6nr.t
tired various remedies N vein, when vs.
induced 60 try Jpdkins' oistmeBt. and "a.
tored by she Use of single box. lamar.
lous mat others. similarly afflicted, nav a.
ssil themselves of 50 vslnsbIe remsd,
ROBERT FULTON /
tharlesioUp, Dee t6 1929
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DRY GOODS.
NOTICE.

NHE subscriber having taken out letters Of
II administration upon the estate Of I.ies-
nor Davenport, deed. requests all persons in.
deb'sd to said estate to make immediate pay.
ment, and all persons having claims sgains,
said estate, are requested to present them
properly authenticated.
JAMES q. FICHLIN, .a,lr.'y.
Oct. 20, 1891.
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Il. EDyIONlDS

HAS taken the esishh>hmen, lately ae-
pied by Sir. G.ritel. "a berry viilc. T.e.
dtrick county, Va. where he will DE ghd o.
see any at hi, old customers srd the publ,
generally The hous- H. ChArles,ow q. ia,si,
occupied by han, viii be opened on Tie q y
before each court. and Dung cour'. for ~
sccomunv tla'ion Of his customers. VINO vii
receive their ususi attendance and fare.
Oct IL, 1851.
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To tire Farmers and Customers nj n.
0Griesto,rn mn generally.
H>HE subscriber having thorouph
Il cleaned his Mill Race, and -
paired h's Mil. is now ready for the
cePiion Of W heat, and. jud sing from On.
sent appearances. believes there wi, be .
su:ilciency Of water 10 enable him 10
liver FLOUR on demand To those wl,
may please To favor him with their Nh..,
To grind Strict attention Ia the bus,r,,i
IN the mill Will he paid by MIR joins
HENpERsoN. whose standing for honeN.
and qualifications as a miller, cannot
questioned
Neishhcuring Farmers, by proper e.
cuia'ioD, will find that IN no case can lie
be bet,ered by hauling their Wh,at 10
fiver MIli-lst It's easier To haul H.,
Flour 70 the River than their Wheat
I'd. They can 10 II at leisure times
Their oiial will he more convenient:-.;,b
Barrels can be furnished them here on be,
ter terms than at any River mil, an
should they wish their Flour sent 20 ma
ket from the Mill. il shall be done al a :.
~ small difference.
! will purchase WHEAT al the T.
market price. and If those who put the:
Wheat IN my Mill to grind. should wa.
money. they can always be accommoda.
ted. Country work will be promptly a.
tended TO. and well ground. Flour. R,e.
Corn DIAL. sc. will be sold at fairpr,ce.
Tor cash. II is hoped the business viii b
80 conducted as 10 merit share ofpubl.
patronage. WIN r Lock
mean Corn IN the Fail, as II is now ,sr-
scaTC,..
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An Overseer Wanted.

THE subscriber wishes TO hire. by the
u year. . man who is well acquainted
with farming and has experience in The
mana gement Of negroes and stock. One
with email family would be preferred.
JOHN BRiSCOE
Oct. 10. 1881.
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FOR SALE,

A FARM, containing about Ia acres.
"A adjoining the town of Bolivar, near
Harpers.Ferry, in jefferson county, about
80 acres OF which are in young timber of o
thrifty growth. A part of the land 10 enclosed
by good post aud rail fence and there is
upon II . small but comfortable stone house
For terms apply to
JAMES 3. WAGER
Sept. I, 1851.
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NOTICE.

PURCHASERS at the sale OF The per
4 sonsl estate OF Adam Meier, sr deed,
are hereby notified that their notes will
become due on the 25th Of the presen,
month Prompt payment will be expect
ed, a. no indulgence can he given
GEO. w MOLER,
.4dn'T II .Adam Moler. deed.
Oct 10, 1891.
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NEW FAIL; GOODS.

80" = Rkh 0OS9Os
Buy or not, call and see them!
CAAUEL GIBSON hes just received, and
- 10 opening. large. fresh. and very splen-
did assortment OF the most fashionable and
beneficial E.su anil ItInier Goods. comprising
every article in his line OF business He fat.
tiers himself ths, his stock 10 very complste.
il having been selected with great care aud
stteation 10 style. taste, and the most approx
ed fashions.
Feeling truly grateful for the respectable
support and encouragement he has received
from generous public. since his commence.
ment IN business, he hopes. By merit. to &c.
cure continuance thereof
T. S. His business wiil in future be con.
Quoted 10 the same manner. and the same in.
diligence granted - elsewhere. to good and
prompt persons onlv-which will enable him
to cell Goods lover than sny heretofore sold
at this place.
Harpers Ferry. Oct. 6. 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27
CASH ron wHuAT.

TNiIE undersigned is authorised 10
n purchase from one to ten thou
sand bushels Of Wheat. for which IN.
highest price in cash will be given. ne
viii also make liberal adssBces 10 tbose
who prefer grinding Apply TO
UiHi0m GeCslond.
CharisHown, July IS.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27
NOTICE.

M LILLIAN ANDERSON repeatedly re.
w quests all persons indebted to him, To-
come forw ard and settle the sam. D, cash or
note; and all persons having claims ogainsi
him. will please present them for pay menl
Harpers-Ferry, High Street.
Oct 20, 1881