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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-29
Accidents.

A young man named Benz. p. Bart
lett, Jumped from a window in n. York
upon the pavement, on W ednesday night,
18th inst. supposed in his sleep, and was
found dead. He was native of Massa-
chusetts, recently from Boston, and was
more cheerful than usual when he went
to bed, in conse qucnce Of having procur-
cd employment at his business, that of
lithographic printing. His character is
well spoken Of.
Drowned, on Saturday, the 18th inst
in the diving bell employed near the Hen
and Chickens to raise a wreck, Capt.
Jonathan Blanchard, Of PIympton, aged
ah.ut 20 Every etfort was made to re-
.... =. a,j' a0t in vain. Capt Il.
..u. wl,, sad Owe children, to whom
,.- mc..ucuoiy cYeu. ~ill be peculiarly
affective n h Ga1.
Peer Salisbury, driver for Messrs.
Ihutps and Sprague, was thrown from
the box Of the Telegraph coach on Tues
day night, about a mile beyond the sec
ond gate, on the Schenectady turnpike
and two coaches, loaded with passengers
passed over his body His team pursu.
ed their course, and halted as usual, al
the half way house, when his absence
was for the first time discovered. Ue
was found literally crushed to death. lie
is represented as having been perfectly
temperate man, Of about 90 wears Of age
of an amiable disposition, and respecta
BILE ons.-Atbany pa.
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CEECASSIANS, sc.

My ERINO and other Cireassians,
I'VE Nice white fulled double fold flannel,
White, red. ssd yellow flannel,
A la,gs lot Of cotton and wool ditto,
White and brown cotton shestings,
Nico Nsrino shsvls,
" ids black bonlbazn,
Winter Calicoss. For sale cheap bv
sept %. J. +. TOWNSEND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-29

~ luuneIs, USiLSs 49,
!. booking.
= Satine,ts, CassimercS,
y Broad Cloths and
. Queens cloth,
\ Slnshaw, Florence,
2 Italian, Gros do lsr!!n
D and Gros do Nap
4 silks,
= A handsome assortno' =
y Of Merino Cloth A.,
4 real French,
4 Russia .hsetins, brow"
Y and white,
{ Russia and Eng =
A diapers,
\ American diaper, crsa :
\ and Tow cloth,
5 BombaZeits and {: s.
( cassians,
!! Bedticking. Chez q
Z. dowlss.
3 book, Jackonst e. 1
\ Swiss MusllnS.
= Curls and Iizets,
q Handsome blssched T.
4 unbleached sheeii
y aud shirtings u.
9 Hamilton driIIings,
. Ravens Duck and : d.
. Cloth,
= Cotton and Silk Uu
3 brsllas,
4 Gloves, Silk. Horses ia
y and Linen,
\ With many other ss'
u ticles not mentioned,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-29

TEvEE subscribers Winter School will com.
IS msnce on MONDAY EFEhI.N'G
NEXT, 26th September, instant
/ sept. %. f.. TRENETT.
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FOR PROVIDENCE.

vH7lIE Steamboat RUSH-LlGHT, Capt. J. d.
"a ScorT, will after this day, Sept. 2Gth, leave
Providence every Sunday, Tuesday, aud Thurs
day, at I0 o'clock A. Nj. and leave Newport eve
ry Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, u, the
same hour.-Passage so cents.
/ III Freight taken on the most reasonable
terms, and every attention paid to delivering the
same in good older and with despatch.
Newport, sept 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-29

The Corporation Of New York has purchased
a farm on Long Island for the location of paupers
Price $50 900.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-29

rs weekly Newspaper. published al
Il Chsrlesso~n, J~Aessoo County, Virginia.
\, 90 per anp,in, PAYABLE in advance. II has .
y,ry extensive circulation in the Pctoose COM
try. snd will he found valuable advertising me-
dun for City Merchants and others. Who ma,
wish Ia communicate with their country friends
The improvements ro~ in prcgrcs-, which VII
connect mctc irtim,'ciy the trade az thck'''N al
lev OF Virgins with Bsitimorv. and the Cities 81
the District al Columbia, will suggest to ihos,
eoncC rncd sn additional motive Tor a,aiiing them,
selves IT the columns of the Free Press
UJ- Editors the cities alluded L.. v III pleas,
cor, the above notice, aud the favor will DC rvcip
rucstcd mos, c1ccifull,.
Sept. \, 1891.
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oGce Of lie Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal 60
wsshiSeros, JrSr -. 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ an insialmept Of two dollars and fifty
ccnts per share. (being the eIst install
ncnt) On every share Of stock IN the Che
sapeske aud Ohio Canal Company. is re-
CURED to be paid on the 5,h day Of S-p,cm-
Der next; and . further sum Of two dol
lars aud fifty cents per share (beinG the
2:d instslment) ON the ist day oi Novern-
her next; which ipstalments 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 oe the United States q,
Washington.
The Bank Of w Arlington. at Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank of the Metropolis, do.
The fsriarrs and Mechanics Bank, al George
town.
The hank Of Alexandra, at Alexandria.
The Bank OF Potomac, do.
The Farmers Bank Of Alexsndria, do.
he Mechanics Bank Of Alcxandris, 10.
The Hagersio~n Bank, in Iisgerstown, Md,
The branch of the Valley hank, in Charles.
town, Va.
And the Branch Of the Valley hank, in Lees.
burg. Va.
ny order of the President and Directors:
JOHN l.. iNGLE, CLryk
Ches. & Ohio Canal Com
July :. lS5I.--wilNov.
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PEREMPTORY
Sale of Road Stock.

Tn pursuance of the act of Assembly, and
- an order of the Presiden, and Directors oil
the Sm'thheld, Charlie SUwn. and Harpers
Ferry Turnpike Company, M tie ShJss
OF the Capital Stock Of said Company. upon
which any of the ins,alments remain unpaid.
viii be thrown into market.
The Hoard will therefore offer, at public
aueiion, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, on
Saturday b6 I'd IF October nerI, ALL THE
SHARES upon which, At that time, any ia.
s'slment may remain unpsid. The sale will
take plsoe ~ lieckhsu's Hotel IN Charles.
town, a, - O'Clock. NJ
The last instalment called in was PAYABLE
on the Ist Of May. More than three mouths
have expired since that time. The punotusl
stockholders have jus, grounds of complaint
sgs'nsi dehnquents, - weh as against the
Hoard for It's ~ Judged lenity. They ere los.
ing the interest on their MONEY, and the de.
hnquenoiss reisfd tie work in . most Vexs.
iious msnneF.
~ ofdct u the Board Of Directors
Sept. q, 1851.
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srJS The above Ointment Is offered TO
the public ~ q safe and certain remedy for
those obstinate diseases, soins Of which
have SO long bsified the skill Of medical eel
cnce.
ist. White Sweliings If every de seipiion.
cd. Sure legs snd ulcers OF long standing.
Sd. Sehirrus or GlsnduIsr tumors. psrii-
culsrly those hardened iumors 10 women .
breasts which Uftentimes terminate IN uicc-
rated concers.
9Th. Felon.. or Whist some people know by
the name Of Catarrhs, OF every description.
5th. Rheumatic pains OF the joints.
9Th. Sprsins and bruises Of every descrp-
ton. or in whatever pert situate.
18th. Tetters Of ell kinds. In this CON-
plant the patient IN plying the Ointment.
must keep the part out OF water.
sth. ChiIbIsins or parts affected by frost
May IL, 1881.
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T>fiE undersigned propose publishing, in
Il the town Uf Msrtinsburg, Virgins. a
Weekly New spapor, un,!cr the above title Aud
a. u u customary for Editors To give, Iva their
prospectus, an outline OF the lca'ng. princ, ,,les
upon which their Publication shall he conducted,
We dc 50, IN as brief manner a possible.
Al the present period Of high party excit. ment,
II will no doubt bc expected that the RLrUBLIo An
will rsnk itself under the banner of one or Other
OF the two great coutcnding parties into which the
country is divided. Not 10, however. IL " III l,c
devoted To the cause Of TO man or party. IL will
he conducted With an eye single Co measures and
principles. Ii i'll enlist under the banner OF the
ANEHICAS SYSTEM, and fall or flourish with il,
lei Who may be at the head of the government
Hut II shalt not, IN its devotion 10 this great OBJ
Jcct, lose sight OF the Ordinary subjects of news
paper attention The proceedings Of our Ma
tionsl and State Legisisturcs-ihe Forpiyn and
domestic occurrences at the times-thc Literary
and Scientife advances and Developments OF the
'aN-the onward march Of Agricultural Improve
mcnt-and the Thousand items Of useful and inter-
esting varicty-sl.sli fud a resting place M the
columns Of the R.rrBLicAS. hui II NAV be said
that these are mere promises, 10 be realized
They arr promises. Aud OF such materials arc
all ProspSctuses composed. The Editors how
ever, rely upon the we'll known Hbcrsity of that
section OF their native State, ia which thcy pro-
pose entering upon their editorial carecr--thcy
therefore, Halter themselves that thew may be
cieercd in their outset with "a share at puLlic pa
tronase, the continuance of which they ASK no
longer than they sliall deserve II.
!. h w. ALBURTIS.
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JOSEPH BROWN,

Tailor and Ladies' NabH Maker,
Nearly opposite the Bank,
NISiif = ~ inform his custome ~. sud the
w public IN general. that he mas jus, re.
'oeivcd. from his correspondent ia Ph,isJel.
phis, the
Fail and Uinftr Fashions,
For all kinds Of gentlemrn's clothing also,
the las, repor, rs drafted from the London,
and Paris fashions. for making
LADIES' RIDING; DRESSES.
Which. lie fi-l;ers himself, are Gu, aud made
IN style ~ him that IL equailed ny few and
surpassed by none.
lie also tenders his sincere acknowledge
men's TO the public. for the liberal cncour.
sgement he has received since his establish
meni IN this place; and hopes. by unren,ii-
ting attention to business, and indef.;ixablr
exertions TO please, TO merit q continuance OF
tue same,
ChArlestown, Sept. Is, 1851.
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GEALkD proposals will be received until
- Friday the 5O,h of September. Cns,aut,
tor making the road from Cbatiesto1n to
smiih6eid. Proposals mus, state the terms
Tor grading alone. snd for paving, either IN
the common way or upon The Mac Adsms
plan. The road TO be opened so feet, the
grading to be twenty four feet in width, NOT
exceeding three degrees IN elevation, and
the stone TO be laid l69 feet in width, aud
not Iess than nine inches in thickness
AZ The same time, proposal, will be receiy.
ed for nacAdamizing that part Of the road
between CbsrIes,own and Harpers. Ferry,
Which has been already graded.
Address ID. G.. Washington, President Of
The Smiihheld. CbSrlesiown and Iiarpeis.
Ferry Turnpike Company.
BY order of the Board.
a. HUNTER, See'y.
Sept. p. 1851.
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The
COLUMBIAN GAZETTE.
The
II fufhshed query Tuessssy, JhsSsday end
Ssfurdgy. af Flee Dsiays Q year

Il fufhshed epery Tuesdsy, Tnursday end
Ssfuragy. af Flee Dsiis,s year.
TWINS paper has now entered upon the
j third wear of its xiste nee, during which
period the Editor has hsd many difficulties Tn
ecn'-nd With, more inter, sting Ia hinsh thai,
. tn thr pnhhc at iaIg- bat lac has happily sur
mounted t,cm, M Lar. and hopes bs continued
rN-itiOns u maintain the sssnding.v l,ieh the pa
l.cr has acquitted.
The Gazette exchanges ~ith several Of the
Liest and mot rrsI'cetaie papcrs in the United
States, sndi-, consequently. enabled Ia dissent
nate news FROM all part, Of the World among i,s
Subscribers, csIl, ~ any other journal e the
District, on its 'is,s u publication. it, sdser-
tisne patronage ,cr, liberal nal dali, incr,-as-
lug, which n.us; rcpdcr Il very useful vehicle vi
Information to those Who send their produce to,
I or make their purehAscsst this market. Price
turirft III the L. aiding Article, Is corrected an,
published weekly added to which IL frequentl,
contains reports ct the state of the markets. de-
rived nom the most eorivct scurrcA
The frs; page i devoted To- misc, llsncous cx-
tract, from NJ and interesting Publications, Re
views, kc. both for ign and domest,r.
The Gazette advocates III. protection of DO
nis>t,c Manufactures, aud tho promotion Of In
'ernal improvements, from teton that they
not OILY al the highest importancc 20 the
Country. b'n this, they src among the legitimate
powers y, ,l,,i ia Congress.
The Editor having stated that h. j. in favor II
Domestic Nar't,, turs aud Internal Improve
n.cni, IT iii b., expected, a mat,-r of course,
that lac v'i support the claims 81 the ch.nI ion
81 ih. American ~ stem, HENRY CLAY, to the
Presidency of the { nitcl State.
BELIEVING thu, Mr.. CLAY IL the orl, man wl,o
sao restore uiu action OF the General Govern
mont o. a hc.lt,y State, tie Gazette will Weld
him decided, honest, and hearty support.
GeorE,to~H, ID. e. Sept. 1851.
- The GHzctte is carefully pu, up ~ strou-
wrappers, an'i Forwarded to distant sub.eribyrs
10y thc several usiis, u,c days Of publication.
IL has been csiabiislie, sufficient length III time
To cnsur its continuance ~ isnnpUssibie how ever
TO conduct an expensive concern 1ui'ss paN nlsnt,
arr punctually ua,!- and the difficult, OF col
lcctng none, ia the country rcn'l' ~ acc Sary
t,ist subscriptions should Ice psil ia adysucc-
Snbser h~i's "it % town ~jll therefor, be ~
qurrd 10 pa, III sdvancr, O.. lame some person IN
the District Who ~'ii b. rcsponsibl,.
Two subscribers may unite, and remit y
IS note OF any e.! the specie paving Banks in the
neighboilood, "a the RISK % the Editor, and again
at The end Of rnor,hs, ii they choose to con.
tinuc u.
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Tie following communication, Addressed
to the proprietor Of Jutkins' DIN iment, frc NJ
the Hon. John T'aliattrro. member OF Con.
gress, Is highly interesting. The gratui;ous
manner IN which IL is made. exhibits feel
ipgs Of no ordinary character towards SUI
fering humanity; and is certainly well dc
serving Of public attention.
wAsnHGroN, JAN. ssd, 1890.
Sir II has been m, wish for o considers.
BILE time, Ia communicate TO you tho good
effect with which ! have used the Ointment
invented by a Mr.. JuJkins, and which ! now
understand Is male aud sold by agents sp-
pointed by Yourself have sppiied this
ointment, during the last three years, 10
every species Of tumour and wound, without
failure 10 produce u cure in every instance
] consider IL the most decided and efficient
remedy N all cases Of iumonr he the cau,e
what il may, snd have found noiIing So
good for wounds OF any description. IL ma,
he proper To odd Inst the cure Of q tumour
called White swelling, given over By the
most distinguished physicians as igcLTab BILE,
nnd which they decided would, without sn.
puta'ion, prove fsisl TO The patictt, was un-
DER my immeciste notice effected ~ the use
OF J.ukins' Ointment, and lie patient il ia
fine Health; bis iimb snected by the iumour
being restored 10 . perfect ststo Of sound
ness. Also, that the leg o! an aged man.
which had been wounded, and exhibited one
dreadfuIIy UlceraisJ surface from tho knee
10 the foot, and which, for moro than two
years, had been considered incurabIs, was
eheetHslly cured by the application of Jud.
kiDs' Ointment ] mention these two cases,
which fell under nv immediate notice and
management, % q decided evidence Of the
sfbcocy Of this remedy IN eases Of iumour
and OF ulcers. have experienced IS decid-
eddy, the good effect Of this remedy in the
cure Of FeIOns, and OF every species Of fresh
wound. u seems 10 me that sny one who
will observe the operation Of this Ointment.
must be satisfied as TO its bencheipi effect.
! can with the utmost confidence recon me nd
the use of this VsIusble remedy.
am, cir, very respectfully.
JOHN TALIAFEnRO.
To Mr.. CHAhtEs HGRsrOgs. PrOprie-l
tor Of Judkins' Ointment, nearS
Fsedtriekiown, Mar, land.
] hereby eeriify, that 7 wss for many
months afflicted most grirFouslY with The
tsttsT upon both of NV heels, csusiBg 0psh.
ings large enough 20 sjmit persons finger
tried SsTious rene dies % vsin, " hen wss
induced TO try Jadkins' oistuent. and was
cured BY the use ~ single boz. Ian n1.
ioas thsi others, similarly Saiielsd, NAV ..
vail themselves Of so vslusbls = rensdv
ROBERT FULTON.
ChaFlestoWn, Dec Ic 1899
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NIONTGARNIER.

IN thus undertaking = task, often urged
upon i'm 10y the par,isliiy Of las friends,
yet. from which lie mas thus far turned with
Unaffected reluctancc--inakmuoh Is lie stood
not then, IS nov, in need Of the probable
emolunien's il might produce--the writer
trusts he will escape the charge Of any senii.
ment akin 20 the mere vanity of Oufiovsbib,
Shen he msnifests his desire Of appearing be.
fore the public simply in his anonymous chs.
rscier; and. moreover, on the completion 81
al undertaking 90 which his Vicissituds alone
have i'nPeiled him. 10 make It bis last, as il
- his frs effort of the kind.
Tie work will be put TO press in the
course Of the present summer, and will form
an octave volume OF shout 800 pages, on fine
paper and handsome type.
TEItMS.
One Dollar per copy. in boards or. IN ca.
ses where the amount may be kindly advane
cd io the authors aid, the work w,ll be deli.
Vtred neatly bound and letteied
NeS-YoIk, 1881.
sGJ1 Subscriptions will he received 81 the
olbee of ,he Virginia Free Press
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Notice to Farmers.

hANiEL SNYDER, in returning his &C.
~ knowledgemen for the liberal patro
mage which he has received IS q miller, mos,
respectfully informs his friends, and the pub
lac generally, that he has taken his Son. ia.
Sid IL. Snyder, into partnership, in the Mill.
ing business. At the Ford Mill on the Shenan.
doah river-the busines - of which will in f,l.
tnre be conducted under the name of Daniel
Snyder b Son. For the information of our
customers and farmers generally, we deem,
u necessary to let them know, that we are
at all times willing to pay the highest mar C,
price IN cash for Wheat; Or IL grinding on
toll 1t the usual rates OF twenty barrels Of SUI
perhoe Flour for every 100 bushels Of mcr
charitable Wheat delivered in the Mill, to
stand the inspection Of Baltimore, George.
town, or Alexandra. is preferred. il will give
us great pleasure TO receive their wheat in
this ~ay. Knowing the many advantages
which our mill possesses, particularly rs res
poets it's local situation, the great facility IF
getting Hour Mt any moment. and the great
advantage OF having il sent to market by
means Ut Boats loading il from the mill door,
ell too, without any trouble 10 the farmer fur
tber than to come forward aud soy a, v hat
time he may wish Il sent, and in a reasonable
time thereafter 10 call for the proceeds u the
s1me-we Halter ourselves that when the
farmers take into consideration their interest.
wy WIZ oc inuuCcu 10 90 tnelr DuSinegS
With us, 80 no pains shall be spared 20 &C
commodats them. and from the ,;csi,e 10
serve the public With strict attention TO our
pIsEesy. We hope 10 merit share Of the
public patronage. Our mill is nov in com.
plete repair AMI ready for the reception Of
all kinds Of grain. aud under way Oh the pre-
sent crop OF new wheat. For the conVe.
nienee OF our customers and farmers general
y, we will add, that by sending their couo.
Try work over night they can have IL ground
by the next morning, which. by those Who
eons'deF time - money, all be so object.
particularly ut their busy seasons. No dIsap.
pointmen, (Acciden's excepted) need he ap.
pretended. Those ~ho prefer the o. ore
usual way. bag At time, can be aceommo-
dated on sight
DANIEL SNYDER,
DAVID ~. SNYDER.
Ford MI, Aug. IS. 135i.--tf
P.S.-we viiI exchange with the ,oudoun
farmers Flour for wheat, and grind their
Corn and Rye Oh sIgLi. ID. &.
ID. ~. 9.
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Fifty Dollars IicMartl.

DAN away from TIC subscriber, or
D = the Esd 81 August. mulatto boy
named RIG HARD, about " years Of age,
; feet ? o' 5 Ioches high, bAs sirsigh hair,
and - very erect and qs,ck IN his motion
Tie wore a grey coaiee. white pantaloons,
and an old rool bat. Ho was seen. the
day Of lass slopsmest, in Shsphord.toro
cod probably - concealed ~ that neigh
bourhood ~ this time. iwill give a re
ward Of thirty dollars. iftsksn IN either o.
The counties Of Frederick or Jefferson " a
or 6fty dollars elsewhere.
EDWARD J. SMITH
Sent g 1891
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Sulphatc of Quininc.
nIpCi,lNE.

DIPERlNE, QUO OF Hoses,
Il Chloride of Soda, Tam,rinds,
Chloride oil Lime, Soda Powders.
Iodine, Jsmison's Cracker,
rincture Of Iodine. jujub- Paste,
iIyjTiodsis ofPotssse, Hrnry's Magnesia,
Acsisie de Morphine. Mckim's Magos>ia,
Solution Acetate Nor foris' Truss,
phio, Judkins' Oin,mspi,
Sal. Fraius, for preparing bread for n
mily use. FOR sale 81 this time, 4; tho Charles
town APo'hccary and Book Store.
Sept. 90. JAMES BROWN
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TO The Farmers and Customers of the
GGriesfo'cn mn generally.
V1\HE Suhsrriher h,y,no ,borouo,l, a.

t"oThN0rn ana generally.
I\HE subscriber having thoroughly
Il cleaned his Mill Race. and re-
paired his Mill. is now ready for the re
cer,ion Of Wheat; and. Judging from pre-
sent appearances, believes there viii be a
suilicicncy Of water 10 enable him TO DC
liver FLOUR on demand 10 those who
may please 10 favor him with their Wheat
TO grind. Strict attention 10 the business
In the mill will be paid by Mr.. JonS T.
HENpERso.. whose standing for honesty
and qualifications as a miller, cannot be
questioned
NcisLbouring Farmers, by proper cal
cu!ation. will find that IN no case can they
Ice beitered by hauling their Wheat 10 a
River Mili-lst II is easier TO haul their
Flour to the River than their Wheat
Cd. They can 10 il at leisure times: Sd
Their oiial will Ice more convenient 4ih
Barrels can be furnished them here on bet
ter terms than ut any River mill; and
should they wish their Flour sent 10 mar
ket from the Mill, il shall be done at a We
~ small difference.
will purchase WHEAT at tho fair
market price, and If those who put their
Wheat in my Mill to grind, should want
money they can always lie accommoda.
ted. County work will be promptly at
tended To. and well ground. Flour. Rye
Corn OHal, &c. will be sold at fairprice
for cash. IL is hoped the business will b,
so conducted rs 10 merit share OF public
patronage. WIN +. LOCK.
II mean Corn in the Pail, ss it is nov Yer,
searre.
Aug. 4, 1881.
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NOTICE.

LII persons having claims against
~ the estate Of Thomas Lo6eriy.
decd, are hereby notified TO present them,
properly authenticated, for payment. as
the administrative is DESTROYS of making a
final settlement Of the estate
CATHARINE LAFFERTY. .9do.'r.
.riM The ,siH Gnnered
Sept. 80, 1861.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-29

Of The Lutheran Church in the T.. S.
fiiE clerical and lay delegates ap-
II pointed by the different district Sy.
mods, are requested 10 assemble at Ere
derick. Maryland, on the 90th day, and
last Sunday OF October next IS this Sy
nod will be called upon TO transact bvsi
ness Of vital Importance TO the Church.
advisory brethren will be cheerGully re
ceiVed, u due information Of their Inten.
uon to be present. be gwen 10 the subsc ri
Der. DAVID r. SCH FEFER
Seeretdrycf the q. S. tn tie L. &
July Is, 1881.
C-N B-Pfiniers throughout the L..
; are most respectfully requested 10 in.
seft this notice. aud the n Il. We arc
very grateful TO those who upon former
occs.'oDs, attended to our request. IN
which many Of their subscribers are IN
teTested.