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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
EDUCATION.

HNHE subscriber respectfully informs tie
citizens Of this place and the public-
ma' has Seminary will be opened on Monday
INC i4th inst. In the brick building opposi,.
inc store OF Humphrey Reyes.
me course of instruction will comprise
inc Latin, Greek, French aud English Ian
gusgcs, Typography and the On. Of the CIob.,
History, Bellcs-i.ettres, Mathematics. and tLs
usual branches Of \ liberal educ alton
The students Of the classical d,par,m.n,
will be Thoroughly grounded in first priaciple,-
The idioms, construction, and the be ut,es ol
the authors will DO care fully noted. strict
attention will DO paid To the pupils Of tn,
English department.. They viii be prepare
for the counting house. or for whatever bu,A
ness their parents or guardians may design
them. The students Of both department.
VIII be frequently exercised in composition,
defamation, &c. The wish Of the subscri-
Der being TO prepare his scholars for useful
ness and the business of active life, all his In =
dnstry and efforts " IN be faithfully directed
10 these important objects. The morals OF
the youth committed 10 his charge will like,
wise be attended 20.
An experience of twenty-five wears m th,,
business Of teaching. during which time Le
has been 1T the head Of some of the mos,
respectable scadcmies OF the country ana
the previous advantages Of n liberal educa-
ton, justify the subscriber in the belief that
Inc will be able "a scquit himself 10 the sati,-
faction Of those who may patronizc him.
He boards. for the present, in the family of
Mrs. Griggs, who can accommodate n few
young gentlemen, who will be Under the i'm
mediate control and direc ton of the PrincipaI.
EDWARD HUGHES.
CharlestoWn IAN IN lSll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
EDCC.fTXO.N.
own, Jan. 10, 1893.

DATRONIZED by some Of the most rc-
- spectacle citizens of lIarpcrs-Fcrry, the
subscriber (late 4 professor in one Of the first
colleges IN the Union) wishes To inform pa
rents and guardians, desirous of having their
children, or those under their charge, care
iu1y and properly educated, that he intends
when sufficient number Of subscribers shall
have been collected. TO open a Seminar, IN
which all the most useful and imporiant
branches OF learning will be Taught
u IS confidently hoped, from several years
experience which the subscriber has had
IN teaching IN the various departments of po-
lite learning, that he will be found fully COM
Petent to this arduous undertaking.
The strongest and most satisfactory recon-
mendations can be given from earned profess
sors aud private gentlemen, As TO his compe-
tency for the education Of youth.
His course of instruction will comprise the
English, Latin, Greek and French languages.
History, Geography, the use Of the Globes,
belles-Lsttres, Mathematics, and Moral and
Natural Philosophy.
departments will be regularly exercised in
Composition and Defamation.
As the subscriber will be wholly devoted to-
the care Of the institution, subscribers may
rest assured that he will leave no effort un-
Tried To promote his scholars advancement;
and that while he will be most assiduous and
untiring in his zeal for their Improvement in
literature, no care or vigilance shall be want
ing in steadily watching over their conduct
and morals.
GJ-Reference, rs To qualifc atoms, &c, 10
he made TO DIR. Samuel ScolIay, Middleway.
Jefferson county, and to the Rev. Mr.. Gildea
and DIR. Marmion. OF this place.
Application to be made at Mr. Fitzsimmons'
Hotel, to JOHN Jos. HICKEY
Harpers-Ferry, Feb. :, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07


Owe are authorized to announce JosEpu
T. DAuGHEKrY, Esq. candidate to repre-
sent the county Of Jefferson in the next House
Of Delegates of Virginia.
Owe are authorized to announce JoHs
A. THOMPSON, Esq. candidate to represent
the county Of Jefferson in the next House OF
Delegates Of Virginia.
67-We are authorized TO announce Doct.
JoHS ouIGLEr, candidate TO represent the
county Of Jefferson in the next House Of De-
legates of Virginia.
Owe are authorized BY the friends OF
JOHN S. GaLLARER, to announce him candi-
date to represent the county of jefferson in
the next House of Delegates Of Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
THE FREE PRESS.
wh.. -s co. DE rrsaad ,A.. p<.ee rixh. b<

whss ~e soos the ground that peace nigh. B.
rsseorsdse our country. and the Uaisa preserved
vishess dhe aid of ssandrg armie,, the cry o.
Nsn Scr vas heard agsina Us, sod dem.soxuc,
ksvHs 60 vssns shout th~ir rsIlying under ths
se.r-spsngled banner. (" to lathe their hands in
the blood q their Southern brethren. One would
have supposed. from the high-sone,i patriotism
exhibited BY some Of them. that they bed prrpAr-
ID sh<ir kaap-saeks and had burnished their var
s,sdes Tor . display Of proves upon the battle
seld. "Blood sud earnss-" Goaied before their
visioes. end hey fri, impatient to let slip the
dess u war" Notwithstanding &C had, when .
fosrign enemy Infested our shores, vcu,ured our
ssripaiay arms In the arena, We were now deemed
erapen and siek Of heart, because we had no de-
sire 70 eat .Nul.frr Tor breakfast, OF crack the
bones Of S-oed<r BY way Of an evening repss,.
De~a uifh him, no,r 10 nie hme 10 use hn xp'"
Z" He 10 At the end Of hi, tether!" &c Sc
Feliev-citizcns, We confess our disrelish Tor
bleod, In eases vhere our brethren are concern
ed We thought there were better method, Of
gnietiug distracted country, than by usiyiy the
ssssrd We preferred Mr. Cisys plan. We, in
conmoa With others Of his friends Who had mo
wish 60 rush into the -pairiotc current, invoked
this Distinguished statesman TO step forward q Sc
cod Tune sad sar~ he Unies. He has doae 90,
snd has Won the applause and appreciation Of eve
|ry reheeting man. and every lover Of peace, in
shs country.
We rejoice that ne took pacific ground Our
sasdid readers will do justice TO our feeling. and
our Detivea STARTERS and de,rseters may show
sheir teeth, and roll their malice under their
roagues a. precious mor.ei-,re care NOT -
Pesse 10 ressored-snd the Union 10 safe, With
put INC experiment which some were 90 anxiou.
% make, Of the strength Of oar government lie,
them reserve sbeir wrath for better occasion.
feiiov-citizeas, many Of you, during the late
wsr ~ith Britain. left your peaceful avoeaiions to
|repei the invader. The bones Of some Of your
kLairsd now reposc on the sea-sh ore-and the
|tmpression Of those gloomy days will long rest on
your memories We know your promptitude In
times Of peyil-ve have been the eyewitness Of
yesr patriotism. We know you will never ,hriok
from danger. But We did no, desire to see you
eagsged In civil strife, II BY any means the emer-
gcncy could be avoided We did not wish to see
yen under the necessity Of leaving your plough.
idle In the furrow. and Of beating your pruning
hooks into swords, to march to the war plain, to
grsppas in deadly strife, brother with brother
And TO avert such evils. We raised our feeble
voice for peace. Late hare proveius cor
rect. We know you will appreciate our mo,ises.
ga eonseienee void Of offence In this matter,
bids Ne rely upon your ju1siee. We do 90 with
unshaken eoakdenee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

IAe settlement Of he Tariff has given almos,
universAi satisfaction in the South. Il 10 true,
sAsre is iitsse growing among the small poli,i-
clans. about the aetires which produced i,--and
Isos and thea sqoeskiag note 10 heard about a
"eeohfisn" between MIR. Clay and Mr.. Calhoun;
bat every honest patrivt in the land muss rejoice
" CoAiilioa' Or MOI, IL is for good--spd all such
coalitions vs most heartily approve. We like
'hem much better thsn eOmbinatioo. Of gun-pos-
ssr add lead Let osAers Who have ssou.er $40
msehs. gratify them. 4,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
The Markets.
nAlriNoRr. n.RcuI.

BALTIMORE, MARCH !.
FLoUR-Thc wagon price Of Flour OPEN
cd ut 50 per barrel. but subsequently some of
the dealers yielded 10 fractional advance.
and the wagon price has since ranged from
50 to 81 i2A-the latter rate appearing to
prevail more generally.
ALEXANDRIA, MARCH 9.
FLoUR-The wagon price Of Flour has
been, the last two days, - s7i Some lots,
Of from 100 20 900 barrels each. have been
sold, from stores, at 81 s5, 4 ga, and 4 80.
Cloverseed 81 Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

"ILL be sold, at public sale, on Non.
w day me llh Of .asyeh nerf, at the sub
scriber's residence, The following
Property, 20 Wiz:
Work Horses and Colts,
Cattle, sheep aud Hogs,
wagons, Ploughs, Harrows, and Gears,
Wind Mill and Cutting Box,
And many other articles for farming use
consisting Of my entire Stock and farming
implements from tho Yellow House.
Nine months credit will be given on ali
sums above i've dollars, by giving bond nth
approved security.
My friends are requested to call and par
take Of the bargains.
WILLIAM MOORE.
February %, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

ITNHE members Of the HaTpns- Ferry and
Il jefferson comfy Jockey Club are solicited
to attend a meeting which will be held at the
HarPers-Ferry Hotel on Saturday evening,
the Esd inst, for the purpose Of clecting offi-
GERS, arranging the purses, and appointing
the day Of race for the present year.
Those wishing To become members Of said
Club, will please attend the above meeting.
NJ. THOMPSON, Sse'y.
Harpers-Ferry, March I, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
REMOVAL.

Ut affords me pleasure 90 inform my cusio.
N fneFs ard the public grherslly, that have
removed my store, Add Avn permanently set
tied in my Spaeious New Store House, irams-
diately adjoining the house that have accu.
pied a. = store Zoe ilie last few months; where
nov oaer Zoe ssle, very large stock of
handsoSss GOODS, raany q which have
been received within The lat few do. -
III q which, respectfully invite those visb-
ing 81 purchase, 20 cell ard see.
D. r. ToWNER.
shephsrdsiovn, Jan. ,, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

lIiE House and Lot ~ tbe town q smith.
- held, late the residence Of Came Beek.
ham, deed, and AZ present occupied by Ar.
y. 4. kownslsF. The house Is large snd com
modious, and she garden d Que among the
best ~ the place. Possession will be- gjysa
on the Let q April neat For further patti
eniars, apply 70 Mr.. y. Stone or 10 the un-
deFsigned.
REBECCA BECKHAM, .fSa'x
Fl Csay BsothaH, dse'd
FEB. -, is93--st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
L.aVYD ron RE.V-T.

DuRSUANT 10 the deeres Of the Circuit
n superior Co1rt Of Law and Cbancery
for Frederick county. made IN tie suit of Ro-
bert Waters and others compliments, against
Daniel Aisiadt's administrator and heirs de-
PENDANTS. shall rent, az public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for the term Of one year, a.
the Court house in Chsrlcslown,
On Monday fhs asia aay # JNsreh Rsrt,
being the first day Of the superior Court Of
Law and Cbsnocsy for Jefferson eosinty,)
THE TRACT or LAND
II which Daniel Alstadt died seized, which
has been Heretofore rented 10 Adam Moier-
The renter 70 give bond and security for ths
cent, and uOt 70 commit Or suffer waste 10 BE-
committed. JOHN s. MAGILL,
Sp6cigi Cossmissionsr.
Peb %. is3J.-li
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

Mr. MEaers 10 The sniy member from Virxi-
MA Who voted sgainss The Tariff bill in the Hou,s
OF Representatives. We are grs.iied to End our
immediate representative, Mr.. ARMSTRONG, voted
iOrh We feel assured he never gave vote
more strictly In accordance with the will Of hi,
eoHstisuents-uniess we know them not.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

We owHRTTE1D win offer his pro-
fessional services 70 the citizens Of Charles
town and vicinity by the 18th or 10th OF
March next.
N. b. lie also intends visiting Battietown,
Shepherdstown and s@ithfeld, in April or
May next.
March Z, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
.NnficR :

1Nfl0SE who have not discharged their
- debts TO me, will find their accounts and
notes in the hands Of my brother. Henry c.
Hammond, who is hereby authorized TO settle
and collect them, aud whose receipt in all
cases viii be sufficient.
GEO. w. HAMMOND.
March Z, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

YHVHE bonds and notes given at the subscri-
~ ber's sale, in June last, will become
due on the llth inst. They are now in the
hands Of MIR John KabIe and myself, To whom
prompt payment must be made, as there can
not, nor Will not, be any indulgence given.
JOSEPH MYERS.
March !. Is33-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
INDUSTRY.
.A:.:g

6&2NA2D
NiiIS thoroug h.bred race horse will stand
- the ensuing season. to commence on the
LIST April and end on the LIST Angus, next. Al
my farm, eight miles from Winchester, eigh,
from Nevtown. eight from Battie,own, four
from wildwood. and two snd 0 half from the
White Postal Eileen dollars cash the single
leap. twenty dollars the season, to be paid by
the LIST August. and forty dollars for insurance
TO be pail as soon a. the mare 10 known 10
be with fosl. parting whhth mare, or ire
gulsr attendance at the stand, fosfeits the in.
surance.) In every case fifty cents cash TO the
groom To be sent With the mare. Mares pu,
by the leap or season last ear that did no,
prove with fosi, will be insured this year for
thirty dollars. Mares from distance will be
furnished with pasturage without any charge,
and grain. If required. at the neiEhboshood
prices. Care will be taken TO avoid accidents
aud escapes, but I will not be accountable for
them
INDUSTRY is q beautiful dark brown. i6
hands end fourth Of an inch high. nine wears
old this spring. and 10 one Of the largess and
best formed thoroughbred sons Of his dis,;s.
gu,shed sire (Sr Archy) His performances
under bic former name, (Niger.) snd his pre-.
SEMI name rank him ~ith The best horses for
speed and bottom and rs foAIgetter he il
inferior to none. In one Of bis races over the
Bsliimore course, he ran miles in z minutes
and So seconds.
PEDIGREE.
INDUSTRY was by Sir AFchy, his dam
by Bsil's FIorzel, his grand dam Celia BY vii
dsir, great grand dam Lady BolinRbroke BY
Pan'Aloon, great gres, grand dam CAdiz by
King Herod. by Old PcArnought. on, Of Kitty
Fishers Cadiz'S dam Wis Primrose, Who was
got by Dove. who wAs got by Cadiz, Who wss
got by old Crab. who was got by Silly, whose
dam vas Selma, who was got by TIE Godol
phin Arsbian.
PERFORMANCES
Oe'ober. 1927, when years old, he ran for
the post stake over the Newmarket course,
winch be won IN fine style. Neat week. over
The Tree'hili course, he won the swee ps,skes
Next spring, Is years old, 1he was besteR
over broAdrock course 4 mile heais by Sally
Hope good race. lie was then taken 90
Baltimore, Hnd won The mile heats, beating
bachelor Fall of the same year, 81 Wash.
ingion, be Won the colts purse, 2 mile heats
Next day he won the jockey club purse. 6
mile heats. beSIing Mulato Nary and others
Nest week, 81 Baltimore. won the { mile
heats, beating bachelor May, 1899, (Ihen S
Jear' old,) over the Washington course, be
won the mile heats. beating Bachelor and
hyPons. ~ Baltimore, mex, week, he Won
the Jockey club purse, nile hes,s Next
ia' ne vss besien over the HsgeFstovn
course, "a which race he broke down, Ahd
has never started since.
INDUSTRY wiIl only be permitted 10 A..
tend 10 four msres a day, At intervals of four
hours, and IN no instance wiIi this arrange
meni be devIsied from. Mares put by the
SESSION tbs spring. that DO not prove with
iosl, S'll bs permitted 70 90 10 BIN through.
out the iall season, vilhoUt any additional
charge HECTOR BEf.L.
Frederick co. March Z, 1853 PIT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

Trustees Sale.

Rf virtue Of deed Of trust. executed by
~ Joseph Oldheld TO the subscriber, for
the Dement, OF Thomas &. Lane & Co, will
oner, at pubic sale, o,s Saturday the 23d last.
t."areh') at the house Of said oldfeld, in Shop
herdssown, sundry articles Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Itrms-For oil sums under FIVE dollars, the
cash will DC required. For all sums over that
sum, credit Of six months will be allowed,
upon the purchaser giving bond with APPROX
ed security. l.. I. LEE, Jr.,
March 7, 1888. Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
EEOsses ana Loes for E4esf.

HNVHE subscriber will rent her Houses and
~ Lots in Charlestown--ODe IN the oceu-
Paney Of Mrs. Craighill, on the Main-strcet,
and the adjoining House aud the House and
Lot a. present occupied by Mr. Thomas IL
kcHs. They are all Ia good repair. Posses
sion given on tie lst Of April next.
MARY MANNING.
February "a. ls53.
?. 81 have some good HORSES for
safe. NJ NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

.Nissiem 70 Fraace.---it has been for some
time settled point Of public belief, (says
the New York American that the Secretary
Of State, MIR. Livingston, was to be the sue
cessor Of MIR. Rives nj the Court Of France.
Il seems, however, by recent accounts from
Washington, that no minister is To be sent,
and that Leasiu Harris, long Consul General
at st. Petersburg. has been nominated to the
Senate rs Charge d'Afars to France.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

WIS. NArLoA, TnONAs KAAsKADOS, and VIZ
RAHDoLPH, Esqrs.. are announced in the Romoey
and wiashester papers IS candidates to repre,en,
Che district Of which JeerSOo forms part. in the
hext CoaEresa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

PUBLIC SALE.
pie subscriber, intending TO remove TO
"a the West, will offer for sale, OF Hednes-
day the 18th day Of March next, at his resi-
denee one mile west of-Shep herdstown, all Of
bis Stock, consisting Of
Work Horses, Colts, Mich Cows,
Young Cattle, Hogs and Sheep,
Also-Corn by the barrel,
6S acres Of Wheat in the ground, and 10
Of Rye,
One road Wagon, nearly new,
Ploughs and iIarrows-and
Farming Utensils Of all kinds,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Consisting, IL part, Of
Beds, BedsteadS, Bureaus, Cupboards,
Tables-one ten plate Stove, &c. &c.
Also, about 1000 weight of Bacon,
And 40 bushels Of Potatoes.
A credit Of . months will be given on All
sums over S.; all sums OF So and under,
cash. Bonds and approved security will be
required. No property TO be removed until
The terms Of sale be complied with
WILLIAM MARSHALL, Jr.
Feb. 81, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

.tsr-Isrssy Ssnafev.--we learn from the
Philadelphia u. \. Gazette, that the Lcgisla-
ture Of New-Jerscy, On Saturday tho 23d ult
elected tho Hon. SAMUEL L. SeurMARp, now
Governor OF the State, United States Scna-
tor. for six years ensuing the ID Of March next.
in the place Of Mr. Diekerson. The vote
stood thus-Gov. sorrnAaD 81, Capt. srock-
ron y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

The Alexandria Gazette says, the Bridge
over the Potomac between this place and
Washington, is now completed SO as 90 be
over the channel Is also ready TO be used.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

On Tuesday the Goth ul,. by the Rev. Mr.. Med
tart, MIR DlSTKL II. Dot TO Miss CATHARiSK
T. Vow, daughter of George Wolf, ESQ, all
Of Msrtinsburg.
On Thursday last, BY the Rev. seeiy Bum,
Mr.. ABRAHAM HoLM TO Miss Louisa Burr, all
Of this county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

"a IL persons Indebted % us arr Informed
IN that their Botss ard accounts afo placed
in the hands II Andrew Kennedy, Rsq. They
are Fcqaested 70 cail upon him and discharze
them. WI. y. RIDDLE 4 co.
Charissl0wp, Jan. -, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
w&siINGrof EVANS.

The Gazette has been enlarge II IL nos
P'intcd on an imperial sheet, ~is nev type. al
81 50 payable within the year, % . 1t the e1pi-
ration. Prom the address Of thesew editor, vs
sI,rse, the following;
" II shalt BE- my constant sim fiiHuse through
The columns Of the Gazette, ~ principles II
truth and justice, 90 support aiifhessurrs uaiell
tend TO the prosperity aud gios4of the country.
add To condemns al which arc fleulated 90 de-
grade the nation, or weaken hbond Of Union.
ie' them cone, IN either e-r from shsicyer
so1fcc they may. The GaEet4sih BE- foVnd ~
al times. earnest aad stead lfoeste ~ = pro-
fcrfiHg farif.
IL is scarcely necessary lssy % The people
Cd berkeley, that the doetsfs q nulli6ostioa
recession shall meet " no o0anteHaaes In
aaFual. The printipa contained ~ the
'roclamation ~ the i3iicat snd his sub
{ message 20 Congr,f J regard ~ sound
,ercet, aad worthy fhe support 81 the
~ - every party.
~ oA.r brsnch OF Ftsgovernmentsi poll
bee go M,.as.ed asn' 10, viz. The system
rernel tni .avrmcntsI regard the ex~rrise
Bseg ~ ne Aner.l rrsuioat 0a this ssib-
~ perfectly Svi,ir|a sod auihoriksd by
toassiiutop, snd\rn Ant IA high degree
Asresgtlss ~ the n,
vili zoo be 500 ll,st shsii. a. this
e4 press a4opipioaf Neli the minof points
pday vhic4bsse az !. ,araf l,sliticsl par
IL les IL ~ re ~ Journal an-
~ ,.r.y ~ pess, ~ - 4. sk.ic,.
"a n laites iiegs,,bl = !.
,oss slluda 20. 49, $3.50 $3.50
- - old pr elene,sx =. 80, ~.
slfre . 80. .. s,nsa :, ,ke
ldssi lssds''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
saSgs0geF Wianee0F.

FENiiE subscriber wishes 10 employ. Tor me
n Presen, season, fouag Man % sober
ana inauaiFi0''s habits. and who has bad some
ehpef'snee as tarmer. houo need apply
without the best Recommendations. ~
JOHN DAVENPORT.
ChariestoWR, FEB 81, fs33
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

VIZ stoFs-Room, Cellars, ard Ware
House, isioly occupied ~ u.s. Tho
stofe-kOosa has lately been repaired, sBd u
construed orc ~ The best stands for businsss
~ TIE piaee. Apply b. w W Laas
NN. ~ RIDDLE q CO
Chsrissiown, Jan ~, 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07
n C.RRR-

~E beg the attention Of the public 10
~ our stock Of GOODS, which !, large
ahd wei assorted particularly our Cloths.
'assimeress and SaiInets, are worthy of AZ
teniion, IS they Will b. sold uncOrimonly
cheap. VIM. CLEVELAND 4 co.
Jan. n. is93
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-07

TRUST SALE.
~ virtue Of deed of trust, executed 20
-zD the undersigned by John Noland aud
Mary his wife, to secure the payment Of the
sums Of money therein mentioned, 10 be due
To Benjamin 7. Towner individually, aud 10
IowDcr h Harris, will be sold at public ven
due, IN front of Daniel EntIer's tavern IN
Shephcrdsiown, on Friday ihe 22d Of March
neat, part Of LOT or LAND,
situate IN Shepherdstown, being the North
East corner Of Lot No. I56, and fronting on
Princess street and Washington alley, and in
the deed Of trust bounded a. follows begin
ming NJ a corner Of Washington alley on PSin.
cess street, thence extending with said street
50 feet, TO corner Of land belonging 20 "A
Bedinger, part Of said lot No. ls6 thence
with said B's line, 65 feet and inches 90
another corner Of said B.'s.; thence 30 feel
TO Washington alley thence with IL, 6s feet
and inches, 10 the beginning.
Also LOT, situated about half a mile
from ShePhtTdstown, ou the South side Of the
road leading to BarbsfoFd on the Potomac
containing % , acres, more or less.
Terms Of sale, cash.
HENRY BERRY.
FEB. %, 1893. T,ss,,,
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