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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-11

NIR(.INIA:-At II superior Court OF
Y Chantcty, holden at the Town OF lynch
burg, on the 2Ist day of October, ls2s
Elisha Belts and Frances his WIFE Wiilinm Bcua
and Nancy his wife, Thomas DAVIS and Susan
his wife, and George Scott. James scott, Sarah
Scott, and Mary Scott, ntants,by Robert OF Their
father and next friend, IHils
Against
benjamin. alarablc almr. Of George Maralle, and
S,rnh Mnrahle Dots
This cause came Oh this day to he heard on the
bill answers, exhibits and examinations OF wltnes
SEES. and was argued by counsel On consideration
whereof the court doth ofaer THAT tie defendant
BENJAMIN MarnbIc, render an aeseuat Of his
administration Of the estate ofhs Intosntc, before
ono of the commissioners of thc court, who dfec
ted 10 examine state snd settle the same, and make
report thereofio t G urt with any matters spe-
cially stated, thought periinentby himself OF re
qured by the parties t. be SO stated
A Copy-Tost, ] WILLS, OK
COMM SSIONERS OFFICE, !
I.yuchburg, Oct lst 1892 !
The parties in ihs cause " Ill take notice, TINT |
have appointed Tuesday the ih day Of May
next. 10 commence the accounts directed Ivy IL,
foesors order cf court ON which day, nj the hour
ofl0 o'clock in tho morning, they are required IL
attend az my Office, IN this town, with their nc
counts, vouchers and a copy Of the court papers
prepared for examination and settlement
81 WATT, Com
Anri1 4 wtw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-11
LynchburS Jocky Club Spring LA
Ccs.
cQEAT ATTK ACTION..

n Match Wnce WI be fuh OVUT VTIIS N"I's W
"A Friday the eth ofMay, iot $1,000 aside he
tween Mr.. i y. divers Moses, toni years Old, by
Mons Tonson, and Mr. VIM. GaHhs Lady b'fa
wood, by Tonson, two mtle heats halt 'ofie1
On Tuesday following, beng the 18Th, tue fe6o
lar races will commence.
Isl lay. sweepstnkc for eots ana hiles' Jyeef.
old this Spring; milo heats, aloo-entranco 10 b
closed the I-tof April, TO which there are the 'oi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
JEFFERSON LAND

Late sales indicate just estimate Of the value
OF our lands. The Reyes Ferry tract, on the She
na"doah, lately sold Tor S6I per acre a, auction,
beautiful farm Of 900 acres, with good improve
ments, mile and half south OF Char,es,own.
was lately dsP'sed Of, at private sale, Tor sixty
dollars per acre; tract Of 225 acres, within a
half mile Of the Shenandoah, but v i,h scarcely
any Improvements, brought. at auction, SIS per
aere' and another, Of nearly 200 acres, two mile.
northwest OF town, with ordinary buildings, wa.
Knocked on on Monday last, as sl3 20, cash
These sales prove, either that there is nm intrinse
value IN our soil, which our farmers know well
how to appreciate, or that the great public work
In our vicinity have something to do with the
matter. Our readers will perceive tina, deere is
still some land in market a man, with a Jeficr-
son farm, clear Of debt, and with clear CON-
science, need ask or desire no better " home,'
this side OF Jordan's bright fields.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
NEW COMMITTEES

We learn thst public meeting was held At
BerrySille, on Saturday last, on the sab-e. Of ,i
vid'ng the county Of Frederick. II 10 stated tia,
the people within the limits Of the proposed new
county are almost unanimous in It's favour. We
presume the people Of the Froa,-Roy.i aeighSor-
hood, Who propose to take alice from Frederick
and Shenandoah, for . new county, do not mean
to rclnqaiAh their object n 90, and both should
succeed, the old county gill lose some Of lis mos.
valuable territory and eitizenA hut We do not
much wonder, tAas persons living adjacent TO 90
compact and vell-sized county as Js4Esrson.-
~l'ere the courthouse is 20 near Ihat Asne., eye-
" man In the county reach his home At niefs.
after transassing s'e basiness of The dsy--.houIi
desire TO be placed on footing 90 agreeable and
convenient In truth. there ere uaay things for
which JcffsrsOn may veil be enyied: her thriving
towns. her fertile sOii, her proximity to market.
and the grand improvements which skir, and in
t-rSces her.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

"lLL be sold, ut public sale, on Saiwr-
w dag TIE I&ih Of September s>rf. a. Hail
town, adj my personal property, consistins
in part Of the following:
Chsus, Tables, and Bureau,
Beds, Bedstesds and Bedding,
CarPcnters' Tools OF all kinds,
One hrst-rate Mich Cow-Iogs,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &C. &c.
A credit Of six months will be given on
all sums over IS, with bond and approved
security; all sums Of S. and under, cash.
Sale 10 take place early in the day.
ELIZABETH wISSlNGER.
Aug 90, fs33
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
wooDWo1THs
Patent PiNssiax Machine

klHE exclusive right to use thu yah, hie
- Machine IN the Eastern part OF Virginia.
Is offered Tor sale; or O sss individual or
county rights (tbe number being limited
may be purchased, il Immediately applied for.
NJ fess fhen ons.5onrth Of the profit they ma,
be made to produce ia ono year; or. the
Proprletor would be willing to form n part
nersh'P with any respectable person who NAV
DC disposed TO invest an adequate capital In the
concern.
The vast advantage Of the above labour-
saving machine, has been incontestibIy pro-
ven oy constant use upwards Of four years
IN various parts Of the United States Il is
deemed sufficient TO refer TO Baltimore. Phil
adclphia, New York, and Boston, wh.re thew
may be seen in successful operation: each
machine performing n much work as could
DC elected by twenty hands in the same time.
The hoorng, or other plank, being reduced to
an equal thickness, plsncd, jo,ntci, tong,cd
ana grooved al one operation, with greater
accuracy than can possibly be done by hand.
Floors dressed by this machine are more
solid, and can DO laid at half the expense OF
those dressed by hand.
weather boarding, shelving, packing case
and box stuh, &c. can also be dressed by 1,
nj so small an advance on the price of The
rough lumber as to defy competition.
The above IS well worth the attention of
persons engaged in the Lumber trade-pro-
Prietors o. saw mills, carpenters, &c.
Numerous certificates, from the mo,t rom
Petcnt and disintercstcd sources, may be seen
at the Office Of the Virginia Free Press. /"
Charlcstown.
For further particulars, reference may be
made, by letter, to p. MAURO L. son. Conn
niission Merchants, Washington CIV.
Sept. II, lS33.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

Some Of the priats opposed to Mr.. LrseH, ere
H'odes'iy dt'Aa'daag an exposition Of tst Ecu.Ie-
mans principles. and are vastly uneasy n his ~
hence. THESE snxtOus souss kzve no noaioa q s.v-
porting him under arg circumstances, bot having
no reasonable ground n present, for giving their
open e0anaenanoe 70 Mr.. vsn Buren,. ti.ev are
exeeediagiy impatient to find some cause Of quar-
rel eth Mr.. L-ighs sentiments. WAY do they
not voefcrsie, with equal arSior, for m exouoai-
ton 81 the " Masisian's" creed, Why DO they
not ASK him 70 speak out uaesit.singIy, his opia-
ions upon the famous proclamation, When they
do this, and hc answsrs them, IL viii &c time
enough Tor De7 to ask the eEeed q his Opposeus
Upon that document, Ne has been ~ silent q. n
church mouseI and ve vennBre 10 assert shss he
will MT break this silence, 20 long as Aepe re-
mains q being able TO deceive he people Of DE
South.
The WsrTcntOa Spectator wonIsl DO ~ % er-
tighten iis resderA '' By suslority. uoa dis ~
PEE before II sesks 70 bseosne Mr. Leighs G.sher
sonfeEsor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

In this place, on MONDAY last, after q lingering
Illness, Mr.. TaoNAs e.. LGSE, merchant Of Shep-
beryls,ovn, In the 5Oth year of his age
O amiablc, gentle, and generous disposition.
no ono better nierted respect than the deceased;
ash in his extensive ins-rcourse With mankind, he.
Always enjoyed = barge sharc of The esteem and
affection Of his feiIo~-citzesA
In Boonsborough, Md, On Saturday thc elSh
uh., after protrsetrd puinlOnsry complaint, MIR
Tn0NAs EDwARDs, Innkecper, in The Cob year
q his age.
IN Springfield. Mass. on ne let inst. Coioo~I
koswnLL Las. Superintendent of the ArInOry,
aged Sc yrarA IL the death Of Col 4. The &C.
verument, ~ veil 80 the eommoaity si large,
have been deprived Of vsluALIe sisd efSsiens
puelie officer, and admirable and courteous
citizen. In the various Offices Of public truss
which have geen eoulislss % him. he has unilorHa
y acquitted himself to tie hiEcs, satisfaction of
The GOSerament sud the Dubiie. Duriag sesriy
the whole of tho late war, be commanded the
lmPortsns post 0f Port Grisvold, 81 tirOtoa,
CoopsCtieet, Rnd VS. subsequently, stationed on
tie froatier At Sacketi's iisrbor. In 1915, he
vss appointed by the Wac Department 20 the
~ this town. Dnrisg the sEhteen years q hes
sojOuruiHg ~ Springfield, Ne bed gained IN 81
suiaeut drgres ne Friendship snd afeCiion u
. multitude q OR citizens, particularly Of those
connected sith the AFTnOry, spd IN al he rrla-
tons u life he sustsined TIE ehsracter o. virtu
osis and honorable Fnaa,-l Springfield Cdfefie
AZ Uuea, Ioiiana, on Inc 3Oth July last, Of eho-
lera, Nc. TaEoBontcs 4. SEEvERs, sou Of Air.
Henry Scevcrs, o. Frederick county.
Could The mos uBexceptionsble moral depovt-
Fsl-bt, unsaiiied ihtegrit. and warm beueroienec
n heart, have wrosg a 9Th the destroying angel
theodoriek l. sewers llsd NV been euj1ying
h NE sate of his ad0piion. tsat WaFn iriendssp
and e@icena shish slwsy grreted bia in he place
q his nativity. Tl,e writer ~ this nserist ,ri-
fsfltr ~ his rarfncrv te,ew ueli hsa u0rth. afif
raos rsHerrcly symisafhiscs With his AFFLICTED "a
ruis, brutscrs, sistrr snsi fricSds, under icst-
rcpding hereaYcn.rut, uhieh ~ lcnicnt head a
Time, and calm rcsigy.utiOa o. DE IHsrstslile
gays ~ PfUyidenoe, can Only nlsiigfic-yd
Fficuda,iP
F0T frtensi cndcsrcd rriust claim o. vcsp.
To spcak his ,isiu-s snd rcc0rdkcep. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

The Richmond Esqairer has again ,c.s for<h
sigu'f dissrcss 81 the "a premature sEis.sioa" Of
thu "questioa Of the sxecrsssn,. and bev.ll.
mos Pi'coa,iy the dcgrncrscy Of dc oppo.i,Io.
prints, In pressing the matter upon neh baISe
and yenfle souls n the " Pscsideus's friends. ~
Now, really, every reader Of the Enquirer did
not at once perceive the object Of this ridieuiou.
can't, might be vord, the trouble to cxpose Il.
But every nose is turned up in seorn o. eostemps
at such aiussy and palpablc hypocrisy. "Oar du-
~ IN this situation (qao,h the editor, secms ,o
be traced With pencil Of light (..l while We
arc u~'riisng az ass time to pledge our support to
any particular candidate, We have no r;xh, 20 mr.
scribe to the eouseicnees Of o.herA" (Va.,Iy &c
neroas, this.) Here IL the true Van Buren, ..uoo-
eommittal" policy. Whenever your scheme, ARE
not maturrd, swear by call the gods and little
hshes" that you arc not for "any particular can
didate a. THE time" In the meanwhile. throw 4.
all the compliments you can find 70 the Kind.r-
hook statesman jus, by way Of offence until the
jackson Republican Democratic" pre.s-. Of
fennay'vania mature another "Grand National
Convention" In which thu eel little n.as;ei,n'sr
friends acne arc TO appear. But above all things.
do NOT force the Editor Of the Enquirer to ".s..d
the hazard OF the die, before he sscertains the
exact political temper Of the mex, Lcgislaiurc.-
After that, throw up your hats as high as he does,
IN praise Of the most pep,s!Gr man IN p1gi,sa, II
you can.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

ar The attention Of scientific and entcrprisIng
mechanics, Is called to IN advertisement In our
eo'u1Dns, Of HsoSsSeTtA's Pafess Piaang Ma
e'AiHs, fOr planning and tOuguisg snd growing
EiooFins Plank. drAwing, and various recon-
mesdusiops, have beea Ieft 9Th as, Eov the in
sPeSsioa q those Who feel ~ interest in sueI.
1'aiiers' add we can f0s7n oovTces Idea Of Il
from vhs' We have sen. Il is one Of the mot va
luabae iHveniiOns q the day. A committee oG
the Philadelphia PrankIin Ins,isuse examined one
Of the machines, and gave Il high sommcnda-
ton couneesrd with cue Of our Isrgr Saving
Embellishments, We should deem Il n Erea, aequi-
s'tios. - jefferson county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12


"/iLL be sold, on Friday the 27fA inst. a,
w the subscribers residence, ear Uar.
the following property, 70 wit:
Horses, Mich Cows,
About SO Hogs, 90 Sheep,
new bar-she ar Plough, double shovel 5o
Plantation Wagon,
Sleigh, Gig and Harness,
sets Wagon Harness, set Housings.
Househofd and Kitchen Fhraiiure
OF every description, among which arc
Mahogany Bureau,
Largo Corner Cupboard,
Dining Table, l Breakfast do.
Dozen Chairs, entirely new,
i Large Case Of Drawers,
Feather Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding.
! Large template Stove, I small do.
40 Yards Carpeting, different patterns,
China Tea Sets, plated Casters,
and variety Of articles not mentioned.
ALSo-Corn by the acre or barrel.
small lot Of Bacon and Lard.
As the subscriber intends removing 10 the
West, persons wishing TO purchase may res,
assured that all articles offered will be sold.
a credit OF nine months will be given on
all sums over five dollars. the purchaser Civ.
bond and security; all sums under FIVE dol
lara must DO cash. Sale to commence carly
in the day. S. G.. NOI.ER
Sept. I5, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

The Globe undertakes to give sIasss6easioa
OF the political opinions Of the MT Congress
and nasoogN The other abs.ir,ties Of slc e.Ieuls-
"oa, sets down Virginia ~ pvessnsag 70 " Jack
%" and "Auti-Jseksos" men. The Rsaui-
TIT copies u'is piece oG news, and Of course be-
"e'e' I" IT. correctness. wAea ne Glole speaks
"J'ie''s e means thosc or lIe s.rvils sass rra-
~ 20 90 their uasser's bidisSis is, N fat, So
hHing tie " chief" tI.us-
I1ook boz Thy srruaais 10 aacnd On ti,re.
zen 20 h,' ofiice ready ~ Thy beek
viii th0a hnnt
ny h'nads sllaH nsskc thu welkin answer si,esn.
" 'c'eh 'l'riii echoes fFosa the holIov eartls =
nat such. Ne trust, Is 10, tire el,-rassrr IT vlr-
s'"'a '''ksonisn. VIII either d the above sass.
:. 'srae'ous prints be Mind enough 10 ten az.
Nn'oA Of the Virginia members, AID Asv saw
y men, 70 for III "iil-s,arred Proel.u.,,o.''
Va AND oui This Is the grand b~saseis uDo.
'Aesson'ssa mus, heEvuaer hinkr ss.d II
a'e 'o' ~ilh q" A. Iseksos,' upoa sl.i. po.p,.
's'' 'eal'y IN osier respects Is of ls,tle ou~n,
loyalty. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

The Me'hodist C-mP MsesinE, heId on De Ind
d The luie ME- jean Hcnkle, siz miles from Ibis
place, teEminatod yesterday. With he eKceisioa
q Saturday nisis, the weushsr Vas favorable, the
HsIni'eF q 'eu's anOsnaed TO abort hily, ssd re
learn tisas 'h- asscnbl-gs vas sbout - isrEr ss
as'sai on such oocasioas TIE farFoeFs IN the
seighboghooa politely r,-sd-rcd Every possible "a
eilityg rs,e blk q ne Spectators behaved wiul
Erras deeorus, sd ~ iabcgs a tise rnseting re-
suited happily sd paesS.stly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

Wen, wen, IL is too bad-it is too bad, The
Prcsi'icnt's Opponents will no, even permit anv
neutrality in the qucs,iou"-{il.at of the sneo.s-
s;'n.) "fon must condemn his Proclamation,
out and out" Horibic horrible, no, to lc, the
good old gentleman name his s.,ce-ssor-and. dur
log the balance OF his reign, turn all the influence
d "the government" to the purpose Of safely
lodging the "hcir apparent upon the throne.
"You must erase from the tablets Of the brain,
every measure which he las adopted for bringing
back the government To the Republican. tack. Yo1
must condemn him as a hoary tyrant and bloody
u%rPer. fou must forget the awful responsible
ne mas assumed. IN arrcsiing the Wild sw.c,, az
Internal Improvements, ana. the trcmendou, ;pfiu-
enee OF an Institution which has spread throa,,b
All the great divisions Of the Union. and wb;sL
holds its charter in defiance Of the Cons,itu,or II,
sell. lou must forget all the gratitude which is
due to his exertions-to all his scryiccs-lo nj (,
patriotic motives, and TO his patriosie ynsas,r,.s
You must listen without the slightest Indignation
and uisguu, TO the gross and unqualified .bu,s.
which 10 iaSished on the head Of an eminent (.it;-
gen, who, whatever may have been his errors.
whatever may have been the her-sie, of bis an
starred Proclamation, has done the State sonr
scrviee.'"
Thus diseourseth the Enquirer. Is ab,olutc.
ly nanseating to the stomach OF freeman. On end
t>-~~>s~A e@n NC tOuchcu, IN relation Tn the
"Srf Presidency. without finding some scrviic
PRINT Juggling IN the views aud feelings Of the ere-
sent Presidenti as though We must be ever ON IN.
alert, lest We wound is scnsibiiite. ON the o,..-
mon In The name Of deceney and independence,
arc We not to DC permitted even to tall of the
choice OF chief magistrate, without having c,er-
naiiy before our eyes the wishes and the yiexs Of
"e "ern'nent citizen" who now yields the scep-
6e' Out upon such Disgusting and abosninable
ser''ii:y' What has IS. Jsekson"to do with IL.
more than any body else'
The Eoquirrr has ventured once more lin order
TO Sppease Virsnia) To speak OF the Ilcresies Of
she iii-ssarred Proclamation. II the paper con-
tanning that audacious sentence has noe slresd,
been thrown against the wall, - with Indignation
tbs because Andrew Jsckaon has become A. tame
a. his toad-eater..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

ID AN away from the service Of MIR. Will
- y Iian Little, in CharlestOwn, Jefferson
county, Va. on Saturday night the 2lth ult
mulatto man named JING. who calls him
self sHtws sDMcksOae.
lie Is about 81 years Of age, feet or Q
inches high, an active, stout fellow, with .
scar on one cheek, leaving the impression ~
though piece had been bitten out several
OF his finger joints are erookod--he IS very
laxative, and forward in hrs manners; talks
and laughs loud. lie had variety Of cloth
ing, amongst which we're q drab great coat
end an old white hat. He u an experienced
farm hand, bouso-servapt. and ostlcr; and IL
- probable no may prefer employment IN the
two latter branches.
The above reward will be paid fog bis ar
prehensiOn IN Pennsylvania, secured, ana
all reasonabis expenses paid " brought home;
so u taken and secured In Mar land or
So taken and secured IN Virginia.
JOHN n. FLAGG,
AgsAi fov ths 0srner
0r HageTssswa TSrck Ligis flres s~es.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
$50 Resr0rd.

NLoPED on the 26th July last, from the
Ia employment Of Bennett Russell, q negro
man named JOE. Said negro is u years OF
age, about feet 6 or inches high, moderate
" black, quick in speech and action, his two
'front.' teeth set far apart, and has fat nose
tie carried with him sundry articles of cloth
ing not recollected. will give the above
reward II taken out OF the State-otherwise
twenty dollars il taken in the state, If deli.
vered to me, or secured in Jail so that I ne,
him again. There is reason TO believe he il IN
tho neighborhood Of the Shannondale Springs.
JNO. nj. BLACKMORE.
Berryvitle, Va. Sept. ~, ls33-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

"Bestss Celebrated and Lnfallibls Tosm-
desfreyiHe Syrup"
tNoR sale at the Charlestown Apothecary
II and Book Store. The above named
syrup has been tealed IN several instances
IN ihis town and neighborboOd, with great sue-
cess, and proved to be both saEs and piesssas TO
those who have tried IT, Price, IS cents for
each bottle.
ALso-A fresh supply Of OOBsxIO-
T1oW just received as above.
JAMES BROWN.
Sept. IL, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
Jeaersoss Land for. Sale.

Af authority Of deed Of trust, executed
- to me by George Washington, NOV de-
ceased bearing date on the 2lst day Of May,
1881, and recorded In the Office Of the CLERK
OF Jefferson court, I will sell, TO the highest
bidder, for ready money, on Friday The 2ah
asy o. October ns<f, part Of the tract Of land
10 said county, on which the said George
washington resided at the date Of ssid deed.
and which was allotted to him In the partition
OF the HarewooA" estate. 80 much Of said
tract will be sold a will produce the sum of
ono thousand one hundred and seventy dol.
lars and sixiy-three cents, TO DO laid of in
convenient manner, which will be particular
" described on the day Of sale. In tho mean
timc, persons wishing 20 purchase, can, by
application 70 William z. Washington, ESQ.
view Tho premises, and see the manner in
which the land 20 DO sold will be divided from
the remainder Of the tract
Tho sale will take place in front Of the
Bank IN Charlestown. in said county, and will
commence about - O'Clock
JOS. r. pAUGHERTY.
Sept. -, 1899. Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
T'issabcs. and L,s,,, Der.

T>HE subscriber having purchased the entire
u interest Of Aessrs. Lewis wernwag and
James Hook, in tho timber and lumber on
hand, and rented the saw-mili, is prepared to
fill bills Mt short notice, for cash or APPROX
edPaPer Having on hand good supply OF
seasoned
PLANK AND s0AMTx.xMo,
Of various kinds, invites those wishing a sup
ply, 70 call and examine IL.
d7@Cash paid for timber Of the following
sorts: Yellow and White Pine, all kinds OF
Oak, Poplar, Birds-Eye, Curled and Sugar
Maple, Wild Cherry. Walnut, Ash, Hickory,
and Locust, IL delivered at Harpers-Ferry
JOSEPH l.. SMITH.
virginius, July Is, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
.H4sssic osa fhe E.iNno.

NVHE undersigned bess leave to inform
n the sitiZeas Of CharieStoun and vicinity,
s's, he proposes TO give lessons on the Piano,
and for that purpose, will attend alternately, ono
veek q Haspers-Ferry and one at CharlesasSa.
His terms are Twelve Dollars for So krssoss---6ve
lessons each week. 1haae dssisoas Of asailinc
tesmseives - this oeeastoo, will psease Ieaso
their Names with Dr. =. J. Crpmer, Who has
seen the subscribers references, aud 10 satisfied
OF his eapseity. Pianos will be tnaea Cor tltos-s
uho desire u lie proposrs TO begin HE Iessona
IN Charlestovn Oh Mondsy the I6sh inaf.
nEHhY KRAMER.
BeS,s. s. feSS.-3ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

ME highest cash price will DO given for
\ 100 LIKELY Y0UH0 aY.AvHa
from IL to Is years. Persons having sucR
Property 10 dispose Of. will fnd Il. their inte-
.est TO give me q call before they sell, as I
am determined TO pay higher prices than any
purchaser now, or who may hereafter come.
into this market. Information addressed 10
the subscriber, at TayloE's hotel, Winchester,
Va, viii be thankfully received and promptly
attended to. PETER A. HIT.
Winchester, Sept. 10, 1899.
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Cash Era .HEarkef.

"E wish 10 purchase any number of
w NEGROES. from ~ to IS years Of
age, OF both sexes; for which the highest cash
price WILDE given, on application ut the house
occupied by Benjamin II. Lewis, for several
years past. One or both Of the subscribers
VII remain permanently in Winchester. ANY
communication in writing will bo promptly
attended 70. BENJAMIN VI. LEWIS,
WILLIAM T. LEWIS.
Winchester, Sept. 5. ls32.-em.
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FOR SAI.R.

HVHE undersigned having wish TO remove
n 10 the West. Offers the LAND whereon
he now lives, for sale. The Tract contains
225 ACRES
Agrecably to aurvcy-one Hundred and Fiji
~ Of which is cleared, and conveniently fenc-
ed oil into six fields OF nearly equal size, 3
OF which are we'll set with clover; all under
good fencc-the bafancc is clothed with first
rate timber. The improvements are tolcr-
able Log House 3e feet long by ls feet wide,
with two chimneys containing fire places
The house has passage in il, md a good
Kitchen attached thereto, n young orchard
OF choice fruit, good stable, and other ont
houses, and nsver-failng water. For terms,
apply TO JOSEPH GRANTHAM.
Aug. %, 1e33.-4t.