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INSn DOLLARS REwARp.-Ranaway. in .As

a VV month oil Nay last, Negro Woman, nam
ell MARY. Size IA inclined 20 the mulato, 'oisrahiy
long h5s.a good Cook and House Servant. She was
p1rchased by Charles l.. WingGeld, E.q then OF Wiz
hamshusg--now 81 NorIolk. il the latter place.
time last winter aud made ber escape wiiliam,
burg as Mr.. w. was sending her The Steamboat, to
h. delivered to my agent. will give the above
ward If delivered 10 nc in Jefferson. Jackson County,
heerSa; $50 II secured IN any jail tina, shall get
her, or 500 Tor the chance OF her. All persons
forwanej from harboring her their peril Letters
addressed to me at tue above pac'. will receive imme.
diate ate nion WM. ID MARTIN.
Jan 6. 7S-u
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ERADICATION My school will be continued the
HI ensuing year. at my residence in Hanover Cum
", about 90 niles from Richmond, and above Col
GoodalPs. My course Of instruction will comprise
the Latin, French, and glsh Languages, Geogra-
pby with The use OF the Maps aud Globe.; regular
eourse of History with Chronology Arithmetic, Matbe-
matics and the srt OF surveyinf English Grammar and
English COM osi;ion
NV terms Tor hoard, Tuition, Washing, Lodging ard
Fuel are 500, the scholastic year of ten months Nj
scbo,I will commence the Is OF January 1881 and
terminate Oh hs 18th December. a vacation oil four
weeks will be given ~ the summer.
There will 0e examination at the close OF the
wear The result al which will be sent 10 the parens
and guardians OF children committed TO my care. Par
dcular attention will be paid 10 the moral conduct OF
nv mails. and good disc Sline main aimed IN school
have he. engaged in teaching for eight years past
and IN fully sensible OF the great esponsbiiiy which my
profession imposs My residence is unusually heal
thy aud remote from places Of wee and dislPatioE In
rsjstion TO nv character aud qualifications sin ag-
thorsed 20 refer 10 the following gentlemen, viz:
Right Rev Richard Claiming .HOorc, ID ID. Of
Richmond. ~
Rep Hiliam armstrong, Of Richmond
n & e. Jnugs, Il Co. of do.
REQ William Meade ID u of Frederick County.
TJanepe, Dec 1929, HERMON DAVIS.
Certificate NJ Bishop Moore
Mr.. H. DAVIS vas employed by Bishop Mcdde as
oyvate tutor OF h' children Tor upwards Of two years
and have every reason 10 believe was approved by
him t. there fore, can with tropristy reconDeDd Mr.
Davis TO such parsos ss NAV ne dlsposei TO employ
him. KlCbhhD CnhsIN ,ND mOOhE
A letter addfsssed TO me, mast he directed 10 Mont
,,j,,r. H,noyer county, Va. HERMoN DAVIS
Nov. 81 67-wd
a coon TAILOR WANTED.-Waoted ~ the
"a ,n,ddle-of March, or lssst by the hrst Of Agi
GOOD VI sisr Tailor, wbo uRdsrstauds cutting sod n
linz we'll. Ois who csn Wen recom'uendtd, Of
sobsr and indusriou. haat viii meet WIN iuefahve
siiuaiiOp, BY "rp'ica 10" per a" ;nsT 70 NORRIS
gkr,is 76-uIm LiyvsIon, pssr NV,svdie, Va
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ERY virue OF a Deed OF Trus, executed by Jacob
Z y Hull, ir and wife, bearing date tn, 27h day OF
Spteber 1928 and duly recorded in the Clerks OF
ice OF tie County OF Pendieon, shall Saturday
the 20 10 OF this month"; 1881, in iron; OF The Belt Ia
in the City OF Richmond sell for each, at public
sale to the shest bidder all that tract piece
OF land situate in the County OF Psndet0n and convey
ed devised TO said Jacob Hull by his fstherPe Hull
containing from $50 10 400 lees and
bJuudsd $ follows. to wit: Ga the S0u'h and Easi
by Jacob SaieI's laDd, the Vest by William Huirs
land, and the North by the lands Of James Skimore
The title Is believed TO be gool bu, such tile only
l. vested in us under the deed will he conveyed
Jan. 6I-tls THE TRUSTEES
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ME sub cubsr respectfully tenders his vices
"a C0u'misson Agent, 10 tn, Merchants aud Farm
on York and Rappahasnock, who send their pro
duce, &c.. to the Norfolk Market He reirr. 10
Msssr- Smith s Co Pairieks-Lewis s. Ro
Smith, Dgdisy's FerryRob NJ Spencer, ESQ, Ltttie
Plymouth Ar,nisIeed, E,q., Geo. Is. Peindex.
Ter E-q., King s Queen Ceurtheuse-G 20. L But
Ter s. Co.. King William Courthouse John Cbown-
ing, Jr.. q, H-sly. Street g. Co., james Goolrich
Esq, Urtanna Edmund NJ. Ware, Esq., Bouler's-
Winter Brsy s. Co, and r. l.. Pi'ts, E.a I1ppahGn-
mock. JAMES FERGUSON,Jr
Jan. 20. 79--4- Rpthery's Wbstf Norfolk.
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CARD.-A Young Man ct Classical and Eng
IA lish Educ alton, with considerable experience in
the business of Instructions w.hes 10 obtain situation
as teacher.
The most satisfactory testimonials az character and
ability can he given, by reference to Mr.. Mopcure
from Sian,ri, or General Eppss from Sussex Members
OF the Legislature.
N b. II any ernber Of that body knows Of such
situaiion he would eonfsr particular favor by COM
munic ating il to either OF those gentlemen.
Jan. 25. SIT
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A TEACHER WANrED.-A Lady we'll quauh-
"a oil to teach all the branches OF Polite English
Educaton with muse is d. sirrd in priva'e family
Letters post pail. to WIN. C1ck, Liberty, Va, VIII be
promptly answered.
Jan. 25 Sl-Z'w3w
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4aSa2g1g

DICHMoND AND TAPPAHANNOCK MAIL
Ia, STAGE.-The Subscriber having contracted Tor
this transportation Of the mail, between Richmond and
Tsppahaonock, Tor the next year, commencing on the
LIST LAY Of January, 1881 is determined to keep
lar line OF stages also, running between the above
named places and pledges himself to render them
commodous and comfortable Ter passeng possible.
He il getting entirely new stages made, aud will keep
good genie horses and steady sober drivers to attend
them.
The stage will leave Richmond on Tuesdays and Fri
days at A. NJ and arrive at Tappaannock at p. NJ.
sane days.-Re.urnng. it will leave TaPpahannock on
Wednesdays and Saturdays, at A. M. and arrive in
Richmond at p. NJ. same days.
Stage Fare-lrom Richmond to Tappahannock, SO so.
All baggage a, the rick Of the owners. Office a, the
house OF ROBERT w. FIGG, near The Oh Market.
PLEASANT ID. WOODY, Proprietor.
Richmond. Jan l.. TIT.
zSOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Y am authorised TO Offer reward OF $500 each, for
the apprehension and delivery 10 me, my deputy
VIM Carter, in Richmond city, OF Leroy Jordan and
Charles Whitley, who were ou. upon bail, and have
broke their recognizances, by failure to appear at the
Circuit Cour, of the United States al Richmond upon
charge OF forging the declarations aud other docu-
meu,s for obtaining the pay OF certain soldiers Of the
RevoluJfn and against whom true bills were found
by The Grand Jury at the last term OF the said court
i am informed that the aforementioned Leroy Jor-
dan resident, iron, his birth, OF Bedford county
is from As to so years OF age, aud about feet
inches in height avy built full face short
large round head, black hair. and heavy black beard
also informed tina, Charles Whitley was, for the
the last 20 25 years resident oil said county OF Bed
ord Is from Az 10 10 years OF age, nearly SIX ieet IN
height, slender aad straight built, thin vssge light
comp xiOn, gen,ee in HE appe and of insinuat
ing manners JOHN PEGRAM, Marshal
Of the u. S, for the E District Of Va.
Jan. 6, 1881. 73-2m
The edots Of the Richmond Wing and Lyncbburs
VirgiDan win please inser, the foregoing for two
months, (unless courtermanded) aDd forw ard
their accounts ms Tor payment.
J. PEGRAM, Marshal E. d of Va.
HRlCHMOND COTTON FACrORY.-Tbe suh-
a. sciihers offer for sae al their Office near Shoeko
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory
IA Cotton Sheefings
ga do Shirtings
Stout Cation OsndJtygs, 20 inches tcide
lind general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
These goods are believed to be equal in quality &c
any made in the United ates, and will be sold o"
goods OF similar quality be purchased n the Nor
tnern Markets.
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Sent 2i. 40-u
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: ARE YOU IN wANr'

HOLM T. ANDERSON, having two others associ-
% ated with him, Zone superior and practical me-
chanc) will at once commence making and vending In
Hanover County, Doctor ClaIk's Thresbng Machines,
gantly attached to improved portabte h0Ise-po
wer driven by the Iighange belt in supero: Style
Having purchased the right for the counties OF Han
over, Powhatan, Spousy vania, aud Stafford, we will
supply those aniing far as practicable either with
portable or stationary ,chns But, conscious OF our
Inability supply all orders. disposed 10 sell
one or two of the above counties. Application for Ma
Chimes or for the prchase OF either OF the counties,
should be made to JOIN I. Anderson, p: NJ. Verdon
Post Office, III inover, Va. Jan. %. Si-w3"|
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IA OTICE.--The CeuentOwO Mills situate on Apo
maltox River, in the county OF Amelia, nov In
good repair will he rented to the highest bidder on F-
day the 4 February next, Tor a term OF wears
Jan. 20. 1913 RICH II. BRAZEAL & Co
W UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
Notice H. hereby given that all the cesi this in
tuition are occupied, and that patients will
be received until some Of the eaid cells ate vacant;
dns notles Of which viii be given by order OF he
Corr, o1 DireetoYs T. HENLEY
MAJ C6 f-.-H
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N OTICE "A vacsn, having occurred IN the Fee
/ u male Depar mt OF the Richmond LaDcss'efian
school by the death OF the late teacher, Miss Rebecea
s. Bennett, IL becomes necessary that ihs Board Of
Trustees appoint suitable person successor. To
has end, all may be disposed apply requir.
cd send ia their applications accompanied by sais
factory testimonials, as to qualification, to the Secretary
OF the Board, before the third iday in February
next The salify il 500 per annutn, payable quar-
iery. BY resolution vi the Board of Trustees.
i'm. 8. 74-2aw4w JOHN s. MYERS, Ssc'y
~ Office - hereby gwen hot Called Meeting Of
l = th, Stockholders OF the RvaDDa Navigation Cou-
piDy vii be held in the Courthouse OF Al6emsrle
county, 10 the town OF Cbsrlottesville on the FIRST
Tuesday alter the fret Monday 10 February next
~hen matters important to the interests OF the comfa
ny will be submitted for consideration.
BY order OF The Board Of D,recors,
DANL D. CARR, Sec. Riy. Nav. Co.
J4u. 6, 1881. 73-wlm
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sgsnd -,
MARY Morrison widow Of M,colm Mo risen, dsrl nm Bgyin
and formerly M"gTe Mormon William Wood
ward formerly MARY MORRISON, Nancy mofrison
Johu Montgomery Sarah wife, formerly Safan Nor and
John Mormon, Deus
Plaintiff hsinr read and fled and the Defendants
Montgomery and Saah his wife aud John oron not hsv
oy entered their security according 10 the
Act Of Auembly Rules VI this Court sud appearing TO
the that thy uot inhabitants OF this
State % Of the Plaintiff, by ouneI- " ordered
chat Defendants and Ss'sh his wife,
and John Morrison appear thrd MONDAY Mrh
next AMI Of Plaintiffs anil that OF this
forthwith published IN the city
of Richmond eight week. c:esivey and ported at the front
door courthouse Of this county tvs successive court days
Te,te,
N. w. MILLER, ID. g. e. @.
jan Is 81 wsw
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HIN pursuance OF order OF the Superior Court Of
Il Chancefy tor the Richmond District, offer for sale
a Tcact OF Land on Crumps Creek, in the cosnty oil
Hanover. about four miles below the Courthouse, con-
tanning 1870 acres which laid of into four lots, and
will he cold jointly severally.
.4isO, a Tract OF Land in the county OF GOochlaud,
on the waters OF Little BYRD Creek, containing 537
Acres-adjonins the Lands of Mr. w. Payne others.
The Hanover Land will be shewn to persons wish
ing purchase, by Mr.. LaDey Jones, who lives
1.-THE Goochland Land, by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating apply to
NE near Hanover Courthouse. WA. f. WICKHAM,
Surviving Trustee OF the Estate OF Sam'l Gst, dec
Aug IL. 2S-u
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aR o0KS CHEAP.-J. II. Nah ,e.peeuony -.
NIB iorus The yuolic, tina, he intends 'edscing ~,
stock sod 70 secstophsh u, Hti sell a. cost ioT cab H
bs 6rat q Mach Jsp 20 7o--4t
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n Wish to purchase, Tor Cauisge -dfVfr, youns
"a MN Of good ctaSsctcr accustomed 10 drivisg snd
managing IoGses and g. be onally employed IN
ny house. For ons Of the above qualhcatens, vii
give liberal pdo. X HARklSOf- j.
Dee. 20. CHI
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OHANCESY- In Gvoeh,aBd county sou De sDbsF
u 1880: 49,
obedah jordan his vile, formerly JAre NORTON
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AJAX SHADES FOR SALE-Wd be sold, at
W public auction, on he premises, the 2Sth day OF
January lS3O-the farm called Oak Shades, in III sno
County, belong ng 10 the estate OF The late j. Leeds
deceased. 1t il situated the main road from
Richmond TO Charlottesville, and about 20 mile from
the iormer place. IL contains about 200 acres-is well
iimbsred-has dwelling house, and all the necessary
out houses
edit OF six and twelve uoOtbs will be given, the
haser giving good security, and deed OF trn-t
the land to Secure the payment. JOHN WIGHT,
Richmhni, Jln. 10. 76-tds Admin ta,or
House, Sign, Chairs and Ornamental Painting, Gid
ing, SC
YEIHE subsctiber truly grateful for The patronage he
III has received during the last ten years, respect
fully informs ,b- citizens Of Richmond, and the pnblc
generally that he has taken great deal OF pains TO per-
feet him eli in his profession, and invites them to call
at his old sand. next dooF the Compiler oice aud
ex aniue HE limitations OF God and marble
ORDERS IRON The country ia his line attended 70.
Dec. Is. Git. &. w. McGlNNESS.
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WA 5 MCPHERSON,
VIM. WORTHINGT0N,
JOHN MCPHERSON,
ED. GOLDSBOROUGH,
EDW'D u MCPHERSON,
HORATIO MCPHERSON

DIX. c. CLARK-Dear Sir The operation OF yonr
machine has been with SEED by number OF per-
sons in this county, aud universally with admiration
and WONDER I, far surpa3tes aoy Oing e the kiud
yer saw-sud have no doubt will b. of uiil-
~ TO The farmer, Than any machine hat has been III
vented within the las, half century, cid him 10 hi
operations. Your most OFT serV.,
WM p. MOSELEY.
All applications (poh paid) dir c,ed 30 The auncrlher,
viii receive prompt attention. JNO. q. lay
Ian ~ It'll
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THOS. NJ. BONDURANT,
JOHN McREYNOLDS,
NELSON PAGE,
THOMAS MAY

Frederick COUNTY, Nd .4pTII 6, $3.50
Having Of DR. G. Clarke pasenl ThTostirg
Machines in operation, we can recommend it 20 the
public ,as being supsricr TO ThreshOg Machine tia
have heretofore When in operaiiOn,i hresh
ed twelve common sheaves OF Wheat per minute, and
th,e-hed perfectly clean, requiring the power OF
one horse leaving the straw io good condition for
The cheapDess and simplicity OF the machine,
make II an object to every farmer.
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ROLxVAR,

(Sirel By Sir John.
11lE'S very superior JACK, viii s,snJ
- on Monday. Tuesday. and Wednesday
q, Rcok Han, tie fam Of Thomas n. Wsili,
nrsr The u hjte-Ilouse, on the road lcsdiue
FROM tbaIlesiows 10 Winchester; end ol
FEDrstay, Friday and Saturday &C each
week. al Capt. James Glenn's nrsr WA.
Pcrts tavern, about erpsl ,'i,tance from
Shrp' erd''owD, tlIrpsrs Ferry and Charles.
tcwn. BolWor's Gac size. f1ll feet -
inches i'eh. cnmgsC FORM. bone and mus
Gle, viii ccouiueui him 70 aii w6 are &C.
sross of breeding mr'rs Terms. 81 The
season, dischSfEed by six T. raid within tha
seasons dollars ina.fr3EFe. 10 &c paid y
ioan - lie mares arp kaSwo 10 DC with fosl.
Parting -ith tie mare, or irregular aiisn
t-acc az iFe stand. forfei,s ihe Insurance
T~rniS-hvs cents 20 the afoom The sea
son VII comm~r-o on ihe Isl Ct April, en-
Co. lie :jta o'Jaac.
WA. y. WILLIS.
Narrh .. icsf
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POLITICAL.
TINE.

DARK-pralryo power, around thy way
The wrecks of human grandeur Law:
Oslivion's waters cold and black,
Roll onward IN thy gloomy track.
Aud darkly hide from mortal ken
The traces where thy course hath been
The prou.lcst things that Garth has kuosn,
The gorgeous ,plendoUr % throne,
U he crest aud kingiy dad M
The peerless arm hath scatier,l them.
Aud power that sto1k the 1orId With dread.
lics erush'i bcnca,i, t,iv IA. shiy tread
Sueee-siNs wears around thee gov,
let leave 60 traces ou thy brow,
Itctrsling aud destroying. all
a hrmiN now. thN footsteps FL,
a when NJ Srs' Q.v co.il~e W.. .-ivan.
And ,siy dread limits tlsss'l ~ heaven.
Mysterious poWer' still deep and .tror..
Thy tide ot wears shall roll along;
u he sun shall leave his home on high;
The Inoon aud stars of heaven haI! dc;
Bn, thou shalt b. the lass 20 f.li,
The conqvcror and the cnd ct al.
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Gle ou the present state of Switzerland it, mill
TAR, force, &c. makes The following remarks -
"Of all the means which the Swiss
have 10 repulse their enemies, none is
more formidable than the skill they
possess IN the art Of shouting with RI
Hes. They arc. no doub,, the best
mark,men in the world; besides the
riiiemcn belonging 10 the Army of the
Confederation, whu have all been al the
Military School. and who have bcrp
regularly trained and drilled for the
purpose, there is not a parish in the
land which has no, one or more socie.
ties "f ritemen. where prizes are year
ly commended for. During the whole
OF the summer. their journals are filled
with advertisements for public firing
matches all about the country. This
is truly a national exercise. aud enipy
ell by the greatest part Of the popula
ton. One VI these meetings was held
last year in Bern. The prizes 10 be
fired for amounted to 41,I79 sterling
the Government and town Of Bern,
and various societies, added gifts TO q
large amount. consisting of silver cups,
and other articles of silver plate
Eight thousand Of the best marksmen
Of Switzerland met 10 try their skill
the targets acre placed at two hun.
dred yards distance, the riflemen
could only lire one shot at each Of the
seven first targets, and no shot wa.
inscribed to pretend to prize which
struck farther than Xix inches from the
centre; there were thirty other targets
where the marksinen could fire man,
shots, bus where no shot was inscribed
10 pretend IL prize which struck far.
Their than one inch and q half from the
centre This description will give an
idea of the skill VI the mark men. How
often have been spectator Of these
iirIng matches; and have found. ON
examination, that on an average, lO0
balls out Of 100 struck square Of 8
inches, and II appears To me, by what
have seen, that out Of 10 balls fired
b, these marksmen against the single
figure of a man placed rs a target,
above 100 would strike IL; from which
conclude, that II they fred agains,
ranks OF the enemy's columns Of troops.
few would be the balls that missed
them. 1t may be said that il is quite
another thing to fire in battle than a.
galnst target. IL may be so; but the
skill Of the Swiss rilemcn IS fac,
which cannot be denied. and the war
OF 1893 affords many proofs of the
dreadful havoc the Swiss mountainccrs
OF the small cantons, though so few in
number, made in the ranks of the best
French army which. perhaps, France
ever set on foot. In order TO form ar
idea Of the firing Of the musketry, wher
compared with that Of tie riflrmen, Lei
Us bear in mind that in the last Ion.
war Of France against oil the Power
OF Europe, between two hundred ant
three hundred musket. shots were fret
tOkill or wound man! The Fyrolear
rihemeD, called les Cbasseurs du Lout
TyroleAn woIf-hunters.) were. on the
contrary, the terror Of the French sol
diers.r
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1NHE subscribers respectfully inform their
- friends and the public, that they will
take Wool Of every description ip exchange
for Merchandise, for which they will allow
the highest price. and viii dispose vf their
Goods on the most reasonable terms.
G. "a. RUPERT s. X KOwNsL.AR
MGdlevay, Va. May -, 1891 ct.
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JOHN JACKSON,

CODSt0bic. .llHciiOnPcr. Sc.
DFsPECTFULLy inform, his freud arI
4 TIC public, ilrst he has been appoiu'ct 2
Constable ~ tic district erbrsciny shrn.
hcrds'Jwn ard il@rpcrs cry. in ten.icrug
his lcryic's 10 &c capacity a. Constable, lc
assures al Who may er'tpst him Viih the col.
lection of their clsiu,s. lhs' n str. a.iert,an
anl pu1ciualty C.~c any csim 20 their f,ycss.
he feels Quite confident he shall merit g iior-
,oa q thsir patronage. lie vji make ri.
ya'e collects as, m consideration 81 fair con.
missi-n and attend 20 such other business rs
m1y cone WITHIN ,i.c Inc q! lis engagement.
- sr~'ioneer. he viii s;trnd 20 sll calls mad
apon Inn fdF his terrices iu t'sf Vae, by due
notice being given hm, either PERSONAL, o.
- note through ih@ post office al shepherds.
toun, &c ria-e 81 h.s rls.isUec.
March -4, i-m
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NOTICE.

THE CopaTtnershipl lately entered into by
Michael Garry and John Frame, at liar.
pers- Ferry. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be conducted in
future by John Frame. who has purchased
said GArry's right. title, and interest in ssid
store at Harpers-Fery.
MICHAEL GARRY,
JOHN FRAME.
May 6, 1s3i.-[MI2l
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ESTRAY BULL.

G. TGAYED AWAY from the subscribes's
- farm, about two miles from Chstles,own,
some time last fall, - red MUI.Y BULL,wi;h
sorc white on his face, back ard belly. lie
= shout four years ola, and was IN tne order.
liberal reward viii b. given for informs
lion, 50 tia; the sail boil n,sy be recovered.
ADAN EICHEiDERGER
Mo- - 1871
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

illiE undersigned Gill give the highest
- price IN cash for Men, Women s,J
Children, 81 sny sge. Application nav be
made 70 hin 81 Mr uains' tssera. IN charles.
town a. a. 1fAI nNp
April %, 1s3i.-6
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Iodine. The most satisfactory re-
suits have been produced al the hospi-
tai ol Saint Louis ~ Paris, By the ad.
ministration Of preparations Of iodine
IN scroiulous eases, even Of toe most
desperate character.
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NEW GOODS! NEW ooops,.
DRY GCoNS.

Liquors and Groceries.
MADEIRA. Sherry, Lisbon, PORT, and
WI Malaga VINES,
French Brandy, Spanish DO.
Jamaica Spirits. Domestic do.
Peach Brandy. old Apple do.
Cord'ais.-and large supply Of Groceries
OF all kinds, all just received and for sale by
George ~. Hammond.
April 81. 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-05-19

The Edinburgh Scotsman notes il as
beautiful trait IN the history Of the
American government, that il has ne.
yer shed drop Of human blood, nor
banished single individual, for state
crimes"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-05-19

Royal tenderness. The Emperor of
China has fepfosed the shcrilfs, for
s'rangling the wrong subjects by mis-.
take, aud requests them not 10 do so
IN future.
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