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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

how the mater stands
Wolfs majority in 1920, 26552
Do do in 1882, 32ll
~ ANTrJAcksoN GAIN, 232iI
Or if our Jackson friends prefer arother test, Gas
we certainly do they shall have it. In the pres
ent Congress there is but one 4nembcr opposed to
Gen. Jackson. IT is already ascertamcd, (says
the Baltimore Pa,riot,) that decided majority Of
the members of Congress, JUS, elected, are opposed
to Gen. Jackson We 0pec, to have 10 out ofthe
.S' And let il be recolltcted that before the rc-
cent election commenced, it was agreed that the
Congressional elections would furnish fajrer test
of the strength parties than the contest for Govern
on Tins fact is farther illustrated ly the electoral
most invariably 10 ming larger ortics han Mr..
Rltner-Ag,in, the Jackson party before the cleo
ton, claimed for Mr.. Wolf, as certain, from 20 10
10000 majority; while the friends Of Ritner antic-
patcd his defeat They knew that from various
he could no, combine the strength Of the OPP
position; and il they therefore disappointed at
all ut The result Of the contest il is tina, he has run
50 closely upon Woifs heels The result, there
fore, ought to he regarded as signal defeat of the
reasonable confidence that, in November next,
Pennsylvania Wi! give her vote against Gen. Jack
son.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

Tennessee Senatorial Eiestioa.-On the 9Th inst
the Legislature Of Tennessee proceeded to balo,
TO" u 5. Senator. Felix Grundy, Ephraim Fl
Foster and John H. Eaton were put in nominate,
ihefe were thirty Unsuccessful b.,Ilotnss-Mr
Grundy's lowest vote being %, and highest 90
MIR. Fosters lowest vote 22 and highest "a. and
MI. Ea'ohs lowest vote Ii aud highest2 p. The
two Houses then determined, by vote of 40 to %
10 ue'ef the election until the next Legislature We
confess ourselves disappointed at the result and il,
proportion to the disappointment. is our respect for
the Independence oftlia, body Increased. I, shows
that ne, who in the language oft,e Globe, was
porn 10 command" cannot always find men ser.
vile though to obey his orders.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

There seems still 10 he some doubt as to tile re
ult ofthe Gubernatoria! election i'll Pennsylvania.
The Philadelphia Sentinel Of the 10th, (Woli
and Jackson paper,) contains a statement by
which it appears that Wolf is reelected by ma
jority OF 3,2ll Taking this fos granted, let sec
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

II The Petersburg Intelligehcer calls upon lis
political friends to be sctivc, visilant and united
IN the coming election. Its friendships mus, be Of
quick growth, seeing that its Jacksonsm is hardly
amonth Old However, thus it is ever with ,opr
turncoats. They seek to hide hide their apostacv
oy Sc'l'g W TREMENDOUS das. as they 90 a.
long
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

A. Csaral UirKOR Y Cal has been formed
al " asl.nt ~. and has issued "a lonG mn lirsto
Nho compose Tie cerral Hickory Club W.
shscwdy suspect the array OF names would present
Formidable eppcaranec especially II The eio'e,h-
,ncnt-s.LALY OF cleh ucmboi was appended 10 his
siep.faaauA. Alex Ga.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
l.YNGis.U.s, OCTOBER y, i-3s.
lsOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, - kesrucNE
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
JOHN SERGEANT, OF PesAsYtTA'

o. Ehttion takes plaee, Mreughom the
iHtate, on Monday, the SIR of -Noceni1ef
Ufxf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

NEW !ra EY.-Coml,!ets returns from T.. Nv
Jersey elections eIbi,dt the f.io"ing a. M.
strength Of parties in the mex, Legislature Of that
s ale, on ONT ballot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
For Clay,
For Jackson

For the as' three years, the Jack on party had
a majority in tie legislature. Thu r,ea, chAse,. i.
more important, as a Senator is 10 be elected the
'0.ulng winter, in place IT Mr. Dickinson, VII, So
term OF service expires on The 4th Of M.rch mkt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

IN. d,scus,ms stun put forth IA the Globe about
The T. ) Bank must nausente even The rnhhes'
jackson man Every man, woman and child thti
opposes Jachson according to thu Globe IS bti6cd by
tho Bank Clay, Sergeant, Webster, Wr,-the
City Of puilaicpha-ail The towns ana counties IN
pennsylyaan that give Bitner maorlty--heYe
lecn t,rilehi by the Bank All the editors TINT
oonose Jackson have been hired by the Bank !
Tie people are called mon to beliss. that thelr f
Hers brothers. friends most hs;h.ut,adcd aud
honorable n,tn IN tie Notcn, Judge, Clergynen
Senators. Keprosentatyos--efcry ding, every 80.
ay haze been absolutely aaiBrp aud notanr =
WAS shese eycr such stuff pW iolh since ths days
o,JacA Cadel i"t. 'r''.
IN oge'horro County, Georgia for Delegates 10
the State Convention, judge Moore .Au4h,r)
bea, Wm IL Crawford, ii3 votes The NuIIlh-
cation Tickle, has Isiunphed ia that County aud
Eibb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

A London paper Of September Is, says-Thc
Lazy of the late BENJAMIN WEST, Esq, Pre-
sid,nt OF the Royal Academy, died on "Wednesday
night al her house in Belgrave street. Belgrave
square. This venerable lady died Of the prevailing
,pidtmt, after few hours attack.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

The October number Of the NortA american Re
ricw was received on Saturday The titles Of the
articles in II are lrvngs Alhanbra, History of the
Italian Language and Dialects, Wheaon's History
OF the Mortimer, Journal of the Lnndcrsy Ameri-
can Forest Trees, Sir James Mackintosh Noycs S
Translation Of the Psalms, Bank OF the I'm tied
States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

IEamm5n Sfamcr.--A steam vessel was launch
ed on the 18th ult at Elizabc:htown, Pa. ucn
Pittsburgh, said 10 be the largest on the western wa
ters She has l13 feet keel and will cary 500 tons
beside engine, wool and furniture, SC. which will
probably swell the tonnage to one thousand. Her
cabins when thrown together by opening the fol
ding doors, will measure 10 feet in length She
is 10 be propelled by an engine of250 horse power,
and is destined to run between New Orleans had
Louisville.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
Majotity for Luoa,

In rs (JaCt sed1
Lyman AMI aisson.c,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07
PUBx.IO 8AxE.

II Will. otfer for sale, at my residence near
u Kables Mill, On .Moaisy the liza DO a
Jsae mexf, the following property, viz:
Several valuable Work Horses,
Three Mares with colts by their sides,
Ten Mich Cows, and several young Cattle,
About so Hogs. and 20 Sheep,
One Road Wagon,
One plantation do.
Ploughs, Harrows and Gears,
All kinds Of Husbandry Utensils,
Wheat, Rye and Corn in the ground.
n the ssms iisss. sriu eDer for rtni,
TIE FARM NOW OCCUPY, on the
east side Of tho Shenandoah river, Cor four
years from the 9Th Of August next. will
offer for sale, one valuable Negro Man, and
hire 4 other negroes for tho remainder Of
the year, 2 mon and 3 women. A credit of
nine months will be given for all sunny over
Eve dollars, purchasers giving bonds and ap-
proved security; all sums Of i've dollars and
under must be cash.. Terms for the farm
and negroes win be made public on the day
of sale. No property TO be removed until
the terms be complied with.
May 81. JOSEPH MYERS.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07
May II. 1852.

VIRGINIA, TO Wit:
80 Rules holden in the Clerks Ofice Of m.
Circuit Superior Court of Lac AID Chan.
Gerry for lsH,rsoo County. the f;fs. noc.
day IN April, 1892
Ceo'ge Eaiier, P,.ux,,.
AGAINST
Joan 4. Cookns, erscHfor II .sarcn ye,,u. d,e,S
"ho Tas erec',or II John Winrers, aee,d
and iona y. HssgsrI, Jacob Hiarerd. CstAa.
nre U;nssrd, -haresiiiaa Hixsrd, Gsorr.
~ "instrd, - Grueim Ina -Nsrv EIira
rs 'eye, tr,e MARY Eliza Binxerd, ckiISttn
~ .foraham Uinysrd, deed, end dsriss<, OF
SAID JOAN Hingerd, DEED, JoAn JHotisr end
Dan,si Eniier, Executors Of CaiA4risse Meter.
deed, late CsihariRs BIngerd, snS in their
0''n right, and John hsftsiagr,
DEyENpAxrs.
IN CHANCERY.
ME defendants, John p. winrerd. Jacob
IL Wingerd, Cathsrine WinRerd. MARCEL
lina Wiogerd. George b Wingerd, sns
Grneim and Mary Eliza his wife. net hsvins,
entered their appearances, and given security
according 10 the act Of assembly and the
rules OF this court, and IL appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are not inhshitan,s
OF this country: n 70 ordered, that the aid
defendants do appear here on the FIRST dsv
OF The next term, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff, and . copy Of this order be forth
Hth inserted in some newspsper published
IN Chsriestown, for two months succe civ.
and posted % the front door Of the court.
house in the said town Of Charlestovn.
A eopy-Tesse,
ROBERT T. BROWN.
April 26. 1882.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
AZ Rules holden In the Clark's Oasaa af
the Circuit Superior Court or Law and
Chsacery for JeGerssn eouaty, the erst
Monday In April 1889:
DdniSt Hoffman GSad baUid Whiseford.'
merchants and cO-p0rfners. Gredine
sander the firm Of Daniel Hoffman
u Co., PLAInrITyx.
AGAINST
AztehaeI Garry, LetCis EPerntcaR, ,Zasaes
SfssCbLefeId, Joseph p. SAannOn and
John ETgnle, DEYKxDAxrs
IN CHANCERY.
NVHE defendant. Michael Garry. NO,
having catered his appearance, nnd
given security according 70 the act Of az
ssmbly Snd the rules Of this court: and II
appearing By satisfactory evidence that
he u RStas inha bisAat OF this country:
It is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the fret day Of the next
term. aad answer the bill the plaintiffs !:
and that . eOpy ofthis order be forthwith
asserted 10 sosse newspspeF published in
CheEsestswn. for two moaths excessively.
and posted at the froat door Of the court
house ~ The said town Of Charlssto,sn.
A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, c. c.
April 5. 1881
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

Ry suthoti,. Of deed Of trust. duly re.
- corded - the Clerk flee ofthe county
court Of Jefferson, we wili eel 90 the high
ess bidder for ready money. on Tuesday the
i7ih day Of July next, in frunt Of the pre-
ri.rs. that well kSo~n DRlCK HOUSE and
Lot. ON the main street in Ch.rlestoun, co.
Pos'e the store Of No Humphrey Keyes.
and the ssne which vss<os many years occu.
pied asa store house by Messrs. hunp hreys q
keyes. and lately BY M. Nathaniel Buck
master A. . shoe store and dveli;ng hosse-
also back iot adjoining thereto. Such tIsis
p % vested IN the sabseribers. (beIisved to
Pc 'udsputabie) wiil be conveyed 20 The psr
fhssers. e.. MOORE,
JOS i. DAUCHERTy,
49,. Trustees
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

WAT valuable Los o. land, f.,meglv
~ ovsed ~ the late samasI o. OfTu,t.
ssiuaied on the graded road lssding fsass
Sl,a,ies'own 70 lisrpess-Psssy, SD sdioiaia~
tne soWn - ~ ~. Jpba stspheasSa. wiIi
sosigIvsEv Be sold - he highsss hisities. ca
lONDAI TIE lsih ~ JUNE. (bsinr co,lrs
aaysl {" re Hoiss ~ ~. Brekhsna, Chsslss.
tose. me Ies eoniains sbsui ~ ACRES,
so 80 I. = hafh siaie 81 eaiiissiloa. ~ =.
dispulsbie tilla esa be Riven.
Nay 81. 1890. S
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07
C.RUTKOR

nv ANY persons have heretofore been In
I'VE the habit Of trespassing upon the lit
tie farm near Smithkeld, commonly known
as the lot.belonging to the Catholic Church,
and now in the possession Of the undersign-
ed, by cutting timber, throwing down the
fences, &C. Notice Is hereby given, that in
future all trespassers Of this sort will be
prosecuted to the utmost extent ofsthe law.
Mr.. Joseph Clark has charge Of the premises
at present, and Is authorized to prevent de-
predations. JOHN B. GILDEA,
Paster Of HsrPsTS-FsrTy snd JMarfiasbury.
May "a, 1892. ..---.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07
RAIL ROAD.

UyHE Railway being sow open fon the
u Point Of Rocks O. Ds1ki.asrss ths sub
scrii,er will either Porchssel ~ Seward on
account Of the owner, - kis5s n csxnfry
PrsSues. He will likewise receive and for
ward all Merchandise that may olfcr 10 the
interior. Having nsds arrangements with
MIR. r. O. Byrpe. 60 have one or more boats
from and 10 Harpcr-Fcrry day, and being
situated nj both ends Of the Rail Road, Mil
lcr-, Merchants aud Farmers would end il 10
their advantage To- call. The whole cost Of
Flour from the Point Of Rocks 20 Baltimore,
35s cents; all other articles IN proportion.
NICHOLAS u. CaArEE.
Baltimore, May IL, ls32.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
AZ Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
ChaneeTy for Jefferson county, the firs,
Monday in April, 1887:
Jacob albert, PLAIsr,rr.
AGAINST
james Sfubbisfeld, Eonfaine Bsckhan,
and Marine 4. Vickh0m,
DKFENDANrs,
IN ClIANCERY.
NNHE defendant. Marine +. Wickham.
n not having entered his appearance.
and given security aeeordiog 70 the act OF
assembly and the rules OF this court: and
e Appearing By satisfactory evidence that
be 10 not aa inhabitant or this eountry:
IL 10 ordered, that the said defendant do
appear hese % the 6rsi day Of the next
term and answer the bill or the plaintiff
and that 4 copy Of This order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspsper puhlished in
Charisstown, fer two months excessively.
and posted at lhs front door or the sear;-
house in the said town Of Charies.owp.
"A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT +. BROWN. @. c.
April 5. hasa.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07
HOUSE Ar LOT
IN ShepkesdsfosCn

&00 &A&s8 A. AW0IY0W.
DuRsUANT - The decree Of the late
- Superior Coost a Chanesry fos the
Wtneheeter nistFici. made On The 6th day Of
June. ie3d. ~ the sais e Jacob Van Dofnn,
sd9snistrnioe q yames Kearney, decd, con-
pl.ia.nas against yeha Stephen. defeadans,
~ sh seA, st public Auction, a tha Ceuri
House 70 Chasssseown, On Msndar sAs IekA
day u Jsas ne<f. house AND LOT. in
chephsrdstowp, knewn - Loi No. i79. being
sne s.me Iof which wss Ssld 20 The said John
stsphea BY James Kearney. and lately ed
By the MeFsAal % the Court asoresaid 20 Den.
nis ssephess, Who b nov in fali pessessioa q
the property. The sale vim Be On . credit
e nine moaths-bsad and security and .
Hen q the property TO be given.
JOHN 3. AAGILL,
Special Csss@issisnev.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

conveyed In trust by Thomas w. Davis, now
dec 10 secure che payment u . certain
sum u money % Joseph W. Dayis-or 90
many thereof as will be sufficient 20 paw the
balance now Dire 10 tie estate q said joseph
w. Davis, as set forth Ia the said decree
made IN salt ~ Chaneery, wherein the adj
miaistraiOr Of said Thomas w. Davis = COM
plainsnt and the executor % said goseph w
Davis u defendant
IOs ~. BROWN, D.s
~ Rad ITNiissis, sh6 II III. ~. end
Coma'F spsointsSty fts Coasf
Msy el-t..
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

Just .7nfipofhy 10 Caps.--The A
mefiean ladies seem to have an alb
horrenee, and very just one too, Of
wearing caps. When one considers
for q moment that women wear the hair
long, which nature has given them. boah
for an ornament and to keep the head
warm, one ID apt 20 wonder by what
perversion of taste they can be Undue.
edo enclose IL in q cap, mop cap,
iScGcaP, high cap. q low cap, fiat
cap, Q cap with ribbons hanging loose, a
cap with ribbonstied under the chin.
peak cap. an angular cap, q round
cap. and pyramid cap. How would
Canova's Venus look in mop eapa II
there DO any ornament 10 the head in
wearing q cap. il must be false orna.
ment. The Americas ladies are per-
suaded that the head can be ornament.
ed without q cap. A rose bud or two,
n woodbine, or spring Of eglatine, look
well IN the braided hair; aud il there
be raven locks, q lily or snow-drop
may be interviewer with effect.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

~ LODGE, No III. having
i been requested 20 Icy the Corner Stone
Of The nee Church about TO be erected ia
smish6eld. 10 this county. on Saturday the
I'D Of Juns sexss With masonic ceremonies,
the usdersigssd, Csmmistee q Avrssgemeess.
cordially invite the brethrrs u the winehes-
ter. MaFtinsbusg, Hsspers-Fesry end snick
essvilIe Lodges, ssd al brethren in good
standing. 70 sttend II our Lodge room. 81 10
o'clock, A. ~. TO assist 10 the hoaoss Of the
day. HENRY SEWERS,
GOULD JOHNSON.
THOMAS TtMBERLAKE,
John y. SMITH,
sANtirt-acolLAY,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07
TO WIT:

'bNObNAAo Az VIII:
AZ Ruses holden in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior CouFs Of Lsw and Chan.
eery zoe ysseFson Couniys sbe Grss hsODday
IN May. 1852;
Cafharins .Hrider, sOi6osp of PkiEo
SfTideT. deed, and Thomas S. SIR
der. yoseph Eosseff SfYider, MarRa
ret MariG SiTidpT, SSsaueI Eg1Ii;rD,
Nridrv, and john HinkIe Sfrider.
children and heiys Of PhISp Sfuaer.
deceased, The said Josrp6 y, Marga-
ret M. Samwei ~, and John H.,
bring infants, scho sue by Catherine
sTidsT, their mother and merit friend,
PLAINTIFFS,
limos JGnney. adnaiaissYaEoy Of 0esySe
ROsoies, deed, and assos .JaS,yssv q
HE oscn Sighf. ard Nary .qnn Jan-
Hty. has Icifs, Iafe Asavy .Amn Roscles.
William y. ROsries, George NJ
Roictes. SSssD Csroiine Roriss, Ala.
ria Leak Routes, JOkn Qsiaey RoWlss,
.ddatins RosOte6 and Thomas RorIes.
hetrsof George RoscEes, dece1sed, Ghs
said Sussn O., Skeyia H.. John O.,
Hdaf'"s, and zhoUaas, being isfonfs,
DETENDANTs,
N CHANCRRY
SNIlE deft sdsns. william y Rowles. not
n having catered his appearances, sndRi.
ven ,seu'iiJ according 10 The see Of Ssse n6ly
and The rules of tbis e0usts end Il Appearing
~ satisfactory gv,denee that be y not an N.
hae''hns 81 tl,'s eoUa'syi n IL ordsysd Thst
she sssd defentisns Do sppssg here 90 tbs first
dAj u thf ReHi tsFp. and answer Ihs bill II
,hs pia'n'iB. And shat copy q this ot,lsr Be
i"rh~rb Inserted ~ sons RsWspspss pub
lished IN ChsfissisN n, fOf too snonihs susess.
sVeiy' and posted ~ the from, door Il ,be
touf'.heuse ~ the said tosA q Clsasles,ovn
y C0PJ-1ess~,
Nav -. fGlo
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

a IL PERSONS indebted TO the estate
IA Of HANNAH MOLER, deed, by note
or otherwise, are requested TO make imme-
diate payment, as longerindulgenee cannot
be given. All the creditors Of said estate arc
requested to present their claims, properly
authenticated, TO the subscriber for settle
meht. JOHN HOFFMAN. Jr.
May ~, lo32.-3t. .9fta'v
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VIRGINIA TO WIT,
AZ Rulss holden 10 the cIerk's oRee of the
Superior Court % Law ard chAae~rv ~
ysasFson ceuaiy. the fSss MondIay in issy.
1852,
Nathaniel SerOgiR and ReBecea fam
his s0je, late Rebscea finn frame.
RLAtsTIgEs,
.7rUlsfsad BeckhaDg and Jane he ,r;C,
tefs Jane Frame, adpaSnissraIyir a
Inn Erasee. drc'd, Eliza grssrrS.
iafs Etixa kSanpe, Matinee Franz.
and John Sfepkenson aEd Jonas Sc
PheHsoa, executors " James SfsBbeD.
'O"' esce. PLAINTIFFS,
iN cHAEcERY.
snE defendants. AsHsead Beekhan. ard
= 9sne his vie. nos having entered heir
spPeaFanee. and gwen security seesgd,uc 40
ne act - eepsNbly sad the ruies a. a.
seasti sd sppesFiag ~ sssisf.cto,, eel.
uence thaf they see ~ iaabitaoss a. fi,,s ss,,
W i esdeFsd. shet he sa,d dsse,,8sts, A.,
spPeeF hcrs os the 6gsf dsy q ne neat ssgs..
$40 a''sses ths Ell oftLs plaintiffs, sad shst
copy ~ thia order be fofihsifh inasr,sd l.
sonae Bsuspapsg publi.hed IA Chaflrsiovs-
Toe tee mnatha snecsssssI,, ard so.t.s !,
iown - Cksgirsown.
a cepy-Tesfe,
M'y ~, fsJ2. -"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

.fassfnsarsfor ~ wassm Ceyie, u. dec IL.
"A you are not an inhabitant of The State
IA OF Virginia, we take this method Of
giving you notice, that on tho 18th day OF
June next, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock,
a. u. and 4 o'clock, r. ~. wc shall proceed
10 take the dispositions Of James Ryan and
Christian Allemong, ut the Office ct Robert
worthington in Charlcstown, in the county
Of Jefferson and State Of Virginia, to DO Of
fered rs evidence In the suit now depending
in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanccry for the said county Of Jefferson,
wherein we arc compliments, and James
Ryan, VILLAS Moore and yourself arc de-
fendants--when and where you are request
ed TO attend.
JOHN MOTTER,
JOHN HINKLE,
May "a, 1892.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

1VNO all persons indebted 70 the estate Of
4 John A. Johnston, decd, to come for
ward and close their respective accounts.-
As the situation Of the estate h such as de-
mands Immediate payment, Il d therefore
hoped that this.notice will be strictly attend
ed to. JOHN KABLE, .qdm'r.
Kables' Mills, May 2l.--3t.
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QNfiE undersigned has taken The building
u on the North corner Of Mill and High
streets In Shephssdstewn. formerly eceu-
pied ~ . brewery. where he 10 carrying
on the above business.
Painting. trimming. add repairing gene
rally. viii DO attended to, upon the short
est possible notice. and in ihe best style.
From his long expesiesce in busiaess.
the ssbssriber fsels . coniidence that he
will be fully sble 20 meet the public ex-
pectatios in ell respects, and wilI be CRATE
fal for q shars Of public patronage.
JOHN MILLER.
Shepherdstewn. Nay ~, 1854.
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AA8O AMO Mk4xkk xO2 kAxak5.
WISH - seil tvo suail srscss - lsad
y eess The shsasoadsis spriags cod sdjsin-
tsg Ne bsds a Robess 1st(soa ssd yoka Lsn.
49, yssB, psses - shoa< TO Acres. so
|sf sbeet 20 trees. This isnd b IN iroa ere
$4,000 hss esns;dssbIs qusnsity u oss
lss h-ven s<spsed 20 clover. ssd Istle io-
provspeee would make Il good farm.
Also sbout % scses Weed Laad sdjoining
the sane. sed uol nose than half ni,e from
The Shenandoah river.
Aise. ens of the best dsuhis-grsr~d SAY
Nils u the cosnsys with good house ssd
8 % scres q Md attached 60 10.
All tie shove Win be- oGered very lov and
on accommodating terms. An spplications
msde 20 he ssbscsibss living near sbe pro-
pssty. J. WALRAvEN.
May ~ i832.-3s.
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ITcHEA JEwExRx, &C.
ID. HOLT. .Jr.

AS just received n snug assortment Of
IL the above articles, which be Is anxious
10 dispose Of on the most reasonable terms.
As MIR. MELuoRS has sold his interest In
the shop TO me, and len the State, il Is high
iy necessary that those indebted should call
with me for collection. ID. HOLT, Jr.
lIarpe--rerry, May %, le3a.--3m.
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HAVE just received . new supplv a
H A1RNES& made by HiF. David Eckes.
N his best style, and Of the best mssegiais.
consisting Of agonI3Feeeh-bAada,d double and
e'ngses Hip-straps, Back.baada, % varioo.
ersadshs. BeIly.bands, neck sad head Hal.
eera, Troee Pipes. Sids-slFaps. plain and ned.
ded Collars, Blind-bFidles, Leading. ditto.
ms@e ssriags. Leading Strings, wsRon sad.
dies wagon whips, Cart whips. Cart SD.
dies. Cart pfeeehings, = few good Ri8ing
Saddles aud Brides. Saddle-Rags &c. ne
be cold ~ lov prices.
HsFpsES-Fsfry, HiSh-st. Jan. 70, 1852.