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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

CHANOEUf.At rules county ,orrt
IN the Ciek Ohee thereof Mvpdy TIE 9Th
r, 1850. -, = -
Joseph Brooks Eiw,rd Burnett aud Rebeces hi, wife,
htcca Book, aud Elias Brooks, P.snua,.
Against,
Jo'eIh Wood and Polly his wife, Martin
ham, Cbt Phsr Chatham, Josiah Akin Many WIFE jesse
o'sd,h Wlsm, Mslinds Ander,on Thomas, Sally Peter
m,da aud James eliinss snd R.beoosBrk Defendants,
me iei,.iant joseph Wood aud Polly his wife, Her ksh
Oh.shsm Christopher Chesiham Josiah Akin
W".m sneins aud Sally Snelus', having
pesnee aud gwen security according TO tho Of the
smny aud IN. rules VI this court snd that they
. 'n' U'mm nreah on the netion Of the Complain
ants ny eouneN ordered, hst the said defendant,
Wo ID aud Polly hi, wife, Hszeksh Christopher Cheat
6sm JOSIAH Akin aud Nancy his wife, William Smelling,
pss DO appear here on the second Monday March
% 10: bill aud that copy Of this order be
With inserted public In IN.
CITY Of Riehmc, for month. and also po ed a,
IN. 1n door oil the Courthouse Ct this county, for
eout days Copy. Te,ts,
LAWSON NuNNALLY, pc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

CHaNOEkY--A Rules holden Uirks ohee vi TIA.
1891. ~ - - - 10y
Maurice Lspshorue,jr. COmplt
against
James kin with the will spex ed of Ch,,
Bl.ke, deed aud John W. Wilson, D,f,
The defendant James entered hi.
sud according the Act 81 Aemy spp,
ng by satisfactory evidence, that he
20 "mon~esh IL Ordered, That the ssid Defendant
nett on the hrst day OF March Co" ux and the Bill
he Pah and security for performing such decree
Court make hsren aud that this
inserted newspaper published the
continued for two months aud that
ed up the front door Of the courthouse Of h. county.
cory. T..te,
JAM rs ~ -~sw P.H NUNNALLY. 4. C.
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CuANCEkY- 10 Louisa County Court Jaouaty l0i6 Iasi
AIlh9', Daniel, aud Lucy, free nosios,, Puaa,

Against RUNS
m,rsaret PoindeIter, Nicholas j. Pondextsr e;,,u NJ o,
and Mary bis wife, who Mary Poinderte Lucy pI
JOhn PndeIer Waller S. PondeStsr, john
Wsm Po'ndeIter, Mildred Poind.I,er William O. Pondsr
er JIhn IT, P1indeIe Nicholas
DEXTER Henry Poindtxtsr, Thom johnson and sarah ~ ~.
WIG wd Satsh Po.d' xet, and Pst PoindeYer D.fit,
me deiendsn, John Poinds John s V;u.,
IL pondeIe and Mildred Pond.Ster, having entr.d h,;,
pPesnee aud given security according aud III, ru
o oouii and appearing the satisfaction this Court
nI nhaoHant' this Slate On the motion Psnn, h.
Ooun'tl Ordered, that the said
oindtHer Wlam Poihderte
on Tue LIST day OF April Court sn,wer the bill 81 ss
hun'i snd that copy Of this order he forthwith IN
punished IN the City Of Richmond two month,
and posted the the Courbou,. h
county Of VI Courtd A Conv TT. VI hs
Jan IS IouN ufiSrrp
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Than,.,:. ;,,,., CAhTERsvILLE, Jan. 9th, 1881.
81 he Pn interested will please take appon
gu run day Of mreh next sccount ar,I.d
ny the foregoing order of day. o'cok tb.
required to attend at ofi this place. with their booI "
counts anu vouchers ready for examination emit ana
once COPIES oil the necessary court Fspers. -
reh io s8-w4~' JOHN DANIEL, Jr Comm;,,on.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-24

HOHANNA will stand the ensuing season at nv
~ Farm, nine miles from Richmond dire civ Of,
he stage road leading from that place TO Fredericks-
burg, and known Halt Sink.
is not saying too much, (for submit Il 10 the can.
dour OF every gentleman acquainted wi the facts. to
sustain me In the asseron) when say that his eolts
are universally Acknowledged to possess as much .ze
strength and beauty, a. any colts that have ever be an
produced by any ore horse in Virginia. know seve.
rsi mat cannot be purchased for less than seven or
eignt hundred doliars and have myself been offer.
eu Slooo Tor one at year oldihe estimate at which
ney are be'd by their owners take bs the strong
est recommendation that be Tered in behalf Of
untried colts ~ "
The season will commence on the 18th of F.brua
~, and terminate on the Lat Of July. Terms a, here
'9ore F'i!y Dollars to be discharged by the payment
., nr'y-hve, at any time during the season; Sixty
Dollars insurance One Dollar to the Groom which
Is expected either when the i, brought, or taken
away. $3.50
Extensive pastures are provided and m arss fed rsv.
uiar'y, unie's otherwise directed, at 25 cents dav
Gentlemen who sent mares last year, by The season.
"ohanna mat did not prove in ioa, Qf any there
oe) are Informed that they be cent again and no
charge made tor the services of the Horse upes, thew
should prove in foa or, in oher words the mares viii
DC insured at the price OF the season.
jan. 10 ''I-2dwSw JOHN Nj. Bolts
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s eaAS0EHX-l' Cumberland e0uoy December ai
.r.;n ~ "s"0"' Compile.
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BALrIaonE, ApsIL 9.

BALrIaonE, APkiL 9.
fLOuR.-Thc Liverpool advices are 10 the
S4sh Of February. and show slight decline in
brcsdstuffs ia the English markets The intelli-
gense has tended to damp our own market, and
holders who YESTERDAY refused &C so. are TO-DAY
willing To sell at 50 57I. Others, however, ask
20 81. The market seems to be az q stand to-
day, and VIC hear Of no transactions. The wagon
price throughout the week until "Wednesday in
elusive has been regular at So 25 per barrel. On
Thursday some parcels were taken ut q fraction
more To-day the wagon price appears TO be
ALExANpniA, APRIL 9-The wagon price of
Hour has been steady this week NJ Sc is until
yesterday ON the receipt Of the sslyicrs from liz
vcrpooi, by the York, To the 9Th February, when
Il declined, and wa, unsettled, dealers generally
ouer'ng 30 90. The principal part Of the few
loads received were taken at Sc OF; two OF three
received Immediately after the account, reached
US, were priced NJ SO l2}
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-14

O6ics 81 the Chesapeake and OAis Canal Co.
WAssIssTos, APasI Q. 1881.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ On instslment Of two dollars and CITY
cents per share. (being the goth install
ncnD on every share Of stock in the Che
saPeaks and Ohio Canal Company, Is re-
CURED TO be paid on the 18th day Of June
next; which. instslmeut must be paid 10
the credit Of tho 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 .,
Washington.
The Bank Of Washington, at Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Hank Of the Metropolis, do.
The Farmers and Mechsnics' Bank, ut George
town.
The Bank Of Alexandra. ut Alexandra.
The Bank Of Potomac, do.
The Fsrmers' Bank Of Alexandra, do.
The Mechanics Bank OF Alexandra, do.
The fiagerstown Bank, in Hagerstown, 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 p. INGLE, Clerk
Ches. & Ohio Canai Com.
April II, 1831.-wt13Jn.
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After which they went to alittle village
close by. UP"n separating there, Marx
ley went 10 Baltimore and the other
two went 70 the west. II such con.
fession - true. land we have II from
. good source we bclieve,) we hope
not only the bird that is Gagged, but
those that have winged their way to
the pure regions Of the vapt, may also
De caught and Gagged, and meet their
just reward in the end.
Getty sburg pa Star.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-14
Trustees Sale of Land.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10
- The subscriber on the 18th day Of Jan.
usry, 1891. BY james Stubbie6sla and wife,
10 secure the pay ment Of q certain sum Of
money IN ssid deed mentioned due to SAM
usl Matthews, which deed has been duly re-
corded in the clerks oGkcs ef the county
court Of jefferson. . shall proceed to sell.
on Saturday The soth Of April, ell that por
ton Of certain farm called "BgaaYHIIL, /"
t)ing in Jefferson eounty, which Is yet un
sold, end supposed to be about one hundrsd
acres. after dsduciing the sales made TO
VIM. ST. Clair and Nimrod Anderson, I'D.
joining the lands OF David II. Allen, Mrs.
Wsgsrt dover land, and the lapds OF said
Anderson end SinelsiS. The ssie TO tsks
plscs on the premises. between the hours
OF 10 end on the above mentioned Jay.-
The terms Of psy meni, cash.
JOHN RICHARDSON, Trustee.
April Z, 1eSi.-At
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Stanton and Pofon,uc Rail Road.

PURSUANT to an Act Of the General
Il Assembly OF Virginia. entitled, IAN
act to incorporate the Stsunton and Poto-
mac Rail Road Company" the subscri-
bers, - commissioners for the county OF
Rockingham. will open books for sub
scription TO the stock Of said company. al
the tavern Of Col Wm. McMabon. in the
town Of Harrisonburg. N, IL o'clock. A
NJ. on Monday the Cd day Of May merit. (be
ing court dsy0 to be continued open al
least ten days. The said act requires sub
scribers for stock to nay the commission
ers fise dollars on each share. at the time
Of subscribing.
Charles Lewis, Geo IT. CAyisman,
Robert n. GraffoH, J d. Williamson,
1hensas CLARK, Jacob Conrad.
John Ksnney. James Hall.
.9ngusfus Waterman,
April IL, 1881
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-14

"lLL DO sold, ~ public sale, one mile
w from Chsrissio~n, on the road i<sd-
ing 10 Bullskis, 90 JHoadsy tia ish Of .apru
nsrf, two hrsi-rais work horses. one Dung
brood mare. one year old colt, mich cows
end young cattle, sheep and hogs, wheat
and rSe 10 the ground. corn, rye and pola-
toes By the bushel. sud hay By the ton.
Farming Ufensiis of every description,
consisting, an part, Of
n new pisotatiou wagoD-piouGhs shd hsr-
rows, esrriois and gesrs, ssddis snd bride.
On excellent wheat fan aud cutting boz.
cross-cut end hand ssws-ahovels, hess ana
axes, grain and gross seythes, iron and
wooden forks. about 20 Nv lille d bsgs, Q bar
rels OF vinegar. quantity 81 bacon, lard and
tsIiow. Household snd KifeAen Fs,aisure Of
srtry deseripfien. among which. are. beds, bed
,leads snd bedding, esrPshrg. one case OF
drawers bureau, stand. clock, cupbeards.
tables. chsirs. ten plate stoves, VITA q
quantity OF pipe. one large copper kettle,
wsshiog machine, pots, tubs, buck and
ehurn. spinning wheels and reel Also. n
number Of empty barrels end bogshe.ds, O
fes bushels Of salt add fsxseed, besides q
number OF other articles too tedious 10 emu
merais, worthy the attention Of purchasers
generally.
a credit OF moe months will be given on
all sums Of 1--WE dollars end upwards, the
purchaser giving bond With srpr owed seeu-
ty; under that amount, the cash viii Ls re-
CURED. No property to be removed sntil
the terms Of ssIs be complied with. Sale
to eomnsncs early in the dsy
ABRAHAM CARVER.
March 81, 1881.
p. ST. have sIso lot 70 timber, 81 WIN.
a. Carriers clearing, xhieh Z wiIiseu for
cash on The day Of the above sale. Those
who ere inclined 10 buy. will Of course view
u and judge Tor themselves before the dsv
Of sale. as 1t wi!i be announcement ie 90 20 il
on that day A C..
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REMOVAL.
I RS. BUM presents her

M Nd. DUNN presents her compii-
N1 ments to her friends and custo-
mers. and hereby informs them that she
has removed to the house owned by Mr..
WIN: McEiroy. nearly opposite to Doctor
Snyder, whore she will carry on her bust.
mesa. She respectfully invites them TO
come and purchase such, articles rs she
yet has on hand. At what they coat her,
before her license runs out-after which
che intends to coD6ae herself 70 the
BONNET MAKING BUSINESS.
and will accommodate the ladies with bon
nets OF every kind,-band. boxes, &c
She hopes TO meet with eneours cement
from her friends and acquaintance.
Chariestown, April Ii. IS3i-st.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-14

UPosTPONEMENT.-In consequence
ct the wet wes'her on Monday last, the rent.
ing OF the Pews. and the election Of o new
Vestry for the Episcopal Church, 10 deferred
until Friday the 18Th insfGnk u 10 essnestIv
requested that = punctual attendance will be
given by Pew holders and subscribers. st ~
o'clock The present Ves,ry are requested
To meet IN hour previous. Pew.hoIders for
the past year will be considered ~ refining
pevs, unless they are present, or send writ.
ten notice ct . contrary intention, on or be-
fore the 18th instant. April =. 1851.
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Cured by she eelebssied tart horse
~ TUCkAHOE. for whose perform
anee. see The Aossican Farmer aud Turf
hsgssaes-ssd eut Of . high. i-not tho
rough bred dam. viii stand st the stable el
Mr. Joha Wright. milo west Of Charles
town. on the resd 10 Smiih6eid The sea-
con has cemmeseed. ssd viii seruinsts on
the 6sst Of July. For terms. zee hand
bills. BRAxTON DAVENPORT.
April II. 1891.
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THE subscriber begs lesvs 10 iasorm HE
u hiends and cusso0ers. md the public &C.
nerally. that he hes REMOVED ms SHOP
70 the room lately occupied b. Mr. Thomas
Rswiins - timers shop. situated on the
main street. nearly opposite Capt. William
store, ChsslestowB. where he will be very
thankful fos any orders in HE line. He hopes,
by his unremitted attention Co business, the
neainess and durability Of he work, to meri,
share Of public patronage.
He would also inform the public. that he
70 now making up, and intends keeping on
hand, quantity Of SUMNER CLOTHING.
such ~ Coats. Roundabouts. Pan,.iooos, and
Vests. warranted to be well made-ali of
which be will sell unusually low for cash.
JOHN REED.
April 2. 1851.
@Two or three Apprentices viii be ia
ken TO the shove business. J.R.
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FROIf RAJ TTAl

FROM BALTIMORE.
Which viii place IL in his power to give
saiisiacfioa TO his former patrons and the
public generally. and he hopes by mode
rate prices, and n strict attention 10 bis
business, and prompt obediencc TO ell or
ders FROM the country. and from . distance,
to obtain share Of public confidence
de respectfully tenders his warmest ac-
acknowledgements for past favors. which
have neither bees {" few nor SNAIL"
SAMUEL 70. ALLEMONG.
CharlestoWn. April Il. 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-14

MICHAEL MELHORN informs the
4Vk public, that he has removed his shop
70 the building lstely occupied by samuel
Gibson, where ell Who wsst
Watches, JezceEry, sc.
Are invited 20 call. He intends 70 keep
constantly on hand some fFstraie brass
sight-day Clocks, in short cases, for man.
tel pieces, Of his own manufacture, war
Fanied and very low priced. The watch
repairing. and other wsrk ia the shop.
will be dose by ID. Holt. JS. mho ~ooId
thsnk those ~ho want their work well
done, snd at reasonable prices, 10 give
him q trial.
Hsrpsrs.Ferry. April -. IssG--sm.
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REMOVAT..

I>HE subscriber adopts this method of
Il informing his friends and a liberal
public, that he has removed his Saidler's
shop to bis permanent residesce. in the
house lately occupied Ivy the Rey. Seeiy
Bum. one door east Of Capt Edmonds'
hotel. and opposite III. Keyes' store. His
supply Of articles 10 his line, 10 extensive
and complete in its variety; and his stock
OF raw materials for his business is very
full at the present moment, aud he is daily
expecting en- additional supply Of
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-14

NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to tho estate Of
"A Francis Moore, deed, are hereby re-
questsd to make immediate pay men,; and
those having claims against the estate,
will exhibit the same 20 the sabsc ribsr :.
with the proper vouchers thereto.
AMMiSHADDAl MOORE, E<y.
March -. 1881,
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$50 REWARD.

- AN AWAY from the subscribers. on
~ the night Of Saturday the Cd instant,
a negro girl. named JANE She is ~ or
10 years Of ags, about feet OF 4 inches
high. OF dark copper colour, and slender
form. and 10 very sprightly and comedy
girl. She has on her right cheek. q large
mole. resembling dsmson. 10 colour and
size, which 10 very conspicuous mark
She took with her. . black stoG frock. TIVE
white cambria peiticoats, with muslin
spencers TO suit Also, Q white cambria
son bonnet, sundry fancy handkerchiefs.
and large shawl, white centre and Dor
der around Jane 10 fond Of dress and
tight lacing. aud somewhat vain OF her
personal appesrance--and she may have
other clothing with her.
For the apprehension and delivery OF
this girl 20 me. will give the above re-
ward Of $50. If taken out Of the State /;
and IL taken at any place within the State,
e reward Of s25; and in either case. all
reasonable expenses FOR bringing her
homo 70 me.
WiLLOUGHBY w. LANE.
ChaSlestown. Jefferson Co. Va2
April Is. 1881.
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or Ths,Rev. SkrrrNrs Tusros, will preach
In the Free Church at iiarper,-Ferry, on Sunday
next q, II o'clock. Divine service may also be
expected In the Presbyterian Church in this town
at the xaiuc hour.
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TRUST SALE.

RY virtue OF a deed Of trust executed
~ BY Thomas Shepherd and wife, dated
February 8. 1922, and recorded In JelIerson
county court. 10 Aaron Jew EFT, for the pur
pose Of securing the payment Of the sums
ofmoney therein named. to Henry O'Brien,
James s. Lane and rowner and ethers-
and in pursuance Of decree or the coun-
ty court OF Jefferson in chaneery. sabsti-
tuting the subscriber rs trustee in the
room Of said Jcwett, dec will sell. at
public vendue. fer ready money. on Sstur.
day the 10th day OF April next. at Daniel
Entier's tavern IN Shepherdstown. certain
real estate ofsaid Thomas Shepherd, con-
Sitting Of two lots OF ground 10 Shepherds
town. numbered 63 aud 81. at the inter
section Of High and Mill streets. on WHICH
are erected Q merchant mill. dwelling
house, &c. The property being well
known. il is deemed unnecessary TO describe
il more fully. AND. KENNEDY,
March -. 1881. Trusiee
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-14

WE ~ill receive say quantity Of Wool.
W ~ sxehsage for Goods, snd allow the
Aighest price. We have jusi received en-
additional supply Of cARPEfiNG. from
the FusksIown Factory ssd shall, IN .
Few days. receive = further sopply Wool
can be sdsabtsg eo0sly exchanged fsF ear.
pelinK. WM 4. LOCK 4 CO
April -, 1881.
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wANTED. IMMRDIATEI.Y.

A STEADY sod Industrious bsnd. 10
"A eat cord wood. on The farm belonging
"a the heirs % the late DeRj Deelsr. near
ChaIlestowa. There are $50 % 600 cords.
Cor cutting which, liberal price viii b.
paid. ArgIy 70 WA. CROW. Jon.
ChaficsioWn, April 10, IS3i--5t
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WILL be cold. II public sale. on tie
W premises. on Saturday The 10th Of
April ReHi. about Is5 aeFss Of vnluahls
laad. being part Of TIE land 81 which the
late Fsaacis Moore died possesssd. lyinE
about 5 miles west Of IiarpeFs. Ferry, sad
.djoinieg the lads Of Joaslbsn ksaFsley,
HsnFy SiFideF, and others. On the land
g : Rew stone builjieg. NOS quite Gnished.
end very 6ae spFiag Of water. A good
proportion % the laad is IN weed
TeFns--ons halt Of the purchase messy
% be peid IN hand, fhe bslapee 10 one sod
tive pears For further particulars iaqsife
Of AAfhllSfgADDAt MOORE.
Er'r ~ r. Moore, dad
March 80, 1881.
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BOOT 4 aRoU
MAKING.


OVO&8VA u. 00AV0
ID RESPECTFULLY Informs the e;,;,-..
H Of Chaslessovn and Of the nei~hbor;n~
country. that be has taken the shop ls,elv -
the occupancy ~ Mr.. samuel ~. Afternoons.
nearly opposite the store Of Mr.. Williams.
where be intends manufacturing and keeping
On hand Ladies' sed Genslemen's Boots and
shoes Of svesy description. Also, Children's
Shoes. &c. AL work in his line oil be dsae
secosdiaG 70 esdef. in the nessess. most dsrs-
bic. and fashieWsble style. ss the shsrsess mo-
tcc. Tie 10 determined 10 cell very low fos
cash. or on short credit to punctusi eas,e-
mersi end hopes, by unremitting attensioo
and desire TO give Satisfaction, TO merit q
share Of public patronage.
REPAIRING gill be done n any
time neatly. Substantially. and st reduced
price. Apr, z, 1891.
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MARRIED,

UnIAu Lock, 20 Miss MAnr HErpwHoL. da,,gh.
ter Of MIR Jacob Heidwhol, all of ibis county.
On the 9TH inst by the same, Mr.. SAarxr
LlseAsTEa to Mira SARAH CaeE, both Of Smith
field.
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NEW n1xlso GOODS.
: have received q full supply IF superior
NEW SPRING CODES.
WhiCii gill be cold very cheap.
W DAVID HUMPHREYS.
Charlestovn. April IL. 1851.
New Spring and Summer
GOODS.

undersigned respectfully inform
Their customers and the public gene
rally. That they are now receiving aud
opening splendid assortment Of Spying
aad Sumnser Goods. which have been care
fully selected in the Baltimore msrkets
They will DO cold on their usual accom-
nsodsiing terms. for cash or ON credit, as
low ~ any goods Of equal quality which
may have been purchased - far north ~
Boston. We hope our friends wili favor
os With On early call. and examine for
themselves We pledge ourselves to be
~ good - our worda
WIN. F. LOCK + co.
Chariestown. April II, 1891.
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NKyg wssh 70 paschsse GlTU HUT
w DRIED MgEnnoHn q bosh seHss,
ffGEa ~ 10 IS years ~ age. Aiso. meeha-
aies q every description. APpiy ~ Jehs
tavern.
Aay letters addressed % us ag this place
Wiil meet pson,pt attention.
3. Q. FRANKLIN.
y. p. LEGC.
efnflsatown, Msssh -, lesi.
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GIVE ssc authorized To announe< WILLIAM
ARMSTRONG, Esq a candidate TO rrp-cscn, the
district composcd Of the counties OF Jefferson,
bcrSeiey' Hampshire, Morgan and Hardy, ia The
I'D Congrcss of tho Unitrd Statcs
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-14

CEORGE w. HAMMOND respectfully
~ annouaees 20 hts customers apd The ps6-
i'e generally, that be = 81 present receiving .
large Supply Of Spring Goods.
which have been seleesrd wish the nsss.s
care. fron the PHILADELPHIA snd AL
TlMORE markets, where he Is - present.
April IL, 1891.