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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
For Freisht or Charter

To the West Indies, or South yfnertcd,
XXX The brig REMITTANCE, 5. ,. Bears
GI master, burthen 40 tons and carries about soo
Sa91os she is coppered and copper fastened, and IN
every respect first rate vessel. Apply TO
onr % 8. MESSERSHITB.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
Public Sale.

WILL be sold on jones' Point, the 22d instant.
w I'LL O'Clock, by the order Of Henry Lloyd, tho
following articles, 10 satisfy rent due X. w. Hunters
Two ten pin alley balls and pins, one shufi cboard
and pieces; Q number Of chicken coops, five or slx
large tables; with q bar and other loose lumber.
apr 30-2t JOHN JOHNSTON, Constable,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
BY THOMAS c. WRIGHT, GEoaoETows.

AUCTION SALE OF Fl SEG.4R & TO-
B.ACCO ESTABLISHMENT.
AN TUESDAY, the 23d instant. AT O'Clock, A. II. by
~ order Of the Orphans Court, I shall sell at the
house occupied by the late william Good, deceased,
Bridge street, near the Market. the following art.
cles, viz:
Sc half, 1873 quarter. and 81 half quarter boxes
of Spanish and half Spanish segsrs
Is large boxes soak d segars, containing 4S, 800
SO do do do do 123, 500
48 lbs. Of Tonqua beans
752 lbs. ofchewing tobacco
1926 papers of smoking do
bale, containing 60 lbs. Of Spanish tobacco
10 bhds and 80 sacks Of scrap tobacco, 1892 lbs
1886 lbs. of snuff IS segar presses +.-
40 tables for rolling segars, l85 segars trays
iron screw pressssi snuff mill, and
About us lots Of various hard ware, &C.
negro boy. IL years old
woman. % years old, and her two children,
boy and girl
Horse, Carts, Gigs, &c. &c.
TERMS At and under &c. cash, over $40, 6 months
credit. Bonds, with Interest, to be given.
THOS. G.. WRIGHT, Auetioneer.
Georgetown. april 20-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
Orphans Court, Alexandria County,

V1VTU 4 ETWs Iooo.
WILLlAM D. MUTT. Administrator of George
w Coleman, deceased, submitted to the Court
his third account - admnisratrx Aforesaid. with the
vouchers in support thereofi which account received.
and the same will be allowed and recorded, spless
be shewn to the contrary, or before the fst
Monday in June next; Of which oil persons interested
or concerned will take notice. Acopy-Test;
apr i9-w6v A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
Pr,ce of Produce in Aisrandria yesterday, from
,ync0ns and VpsseLs

Plaster Paris, (retaIl per ton, UU U UU
FLorR.-Thursday and yesterday the current
wagon price Of Flour was s. lsa; sales from
stores at S IA tn 5 Is 90.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
For Freight

Sf& The new schooner BALTIMORE. Captain
&lH Norton, bur,hen 1000 barrels, will take cargo
.. pal, of cargo to any Eastern RI, ON moderate
;erms. Apply to
apr 90 A. e. CAXENOfE u 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
Public Sale.


DY virtue of decree Of The County Court Of Fair
I'D fax, sitting as Court Of Chancery, dated the
2Ist of November, 1892, in cause in said Court de.
pending. wherein John w. Ashton, Administrator OF
william Roberts. and others, were Complainants, and
Valentine Rantzelps Administrator and heirs Defend
subscriber will sell at public sale to the
highest bid ler Monday. the Goth day of May next,
tbcing Court dsy] at the front door Of the Court.
house, Q certain
;sEtx TRACT OF LAND,
fSE2 lying in the said County. near the Pals
s% Church, abou. seven miles from Warrington
49, City. commonly called "CLouD's LAND."
containing Two Hundred and Forty.Eight Acres, be
the same more or less, the Middle Turnpike Road
passes through the same.
On the lands are buildings, good orchards, It lays
well, and is we'll watered. The terms Of sale, One
fourth Of the purchase money to be paid in hand apd
the residue three equal instruments of six, nine,
twelve months; bond and security to be taken for the
payments and the title of the lands to be retained un
til such pay mehts shall be made.
THOs. MOSS,
apr l8-eot20thMsy Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
Furniture auction

an Monday Morning, the 22d inst. at 10 O'Clock,
" will be sold in front Of my Auction Room, an IS.
sortment Of
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE;
consisting, IN part. Of mahogany sideboards, tables,
lathe, smiths bellows and vice, new and second hand
carpet Also. Is boxes Scotch Iierrings, &c &c.
spr 20 GEO. WHITE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20

The Richmond Wing, the Telegraph. and all
the favorers and followers Of notification, now
that Jacksonism is dead. are, according to their
own account, the real Simon Pures-the unadul'
serated democracts-the residIum Of republican.
ism. And ye. the Richmond Wing writes:
"The Presidency has bsen for some years,
and is like to be until some change can be effect.
cd in the Const,tution-until the Office is who'll
" abolished, or placed upou more eligible foot
ing-the whale to swallow up all else-the hinge
upon which the entire affairs Of Government are
destined TO turn"
Are we to understand the Wing as desiring
that "the office should be wholly abolished, or
placed upon a more eligible footinga'; the latter
phraze by the way. somewhat equivocaI.
Captain Conant, arrived at Boston from New.
Orleans, spoke on the Cd inst barque Avon,
Captain Apthorp, sdays from Havana, who re-
ported that there were 500 deaths by Cholera at
Havana on the 3Oth March.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
MARRIED,

o. Monday the 18th April, at Norwich Cour
Mr.. JAMES B. GoppArD, to Miss JANE New
TON ADAMS, both Of that place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
Dry GOuas Auction

ITNHIS EVENING, commencing at o'clock, at
Il Whites Auction Rooms; when will be sold great
variety of New and Seasonsbe Dry Goods, Britannia
and Japanned Wares with many other ARTICLES Also'
Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry, sc. &c.
apr 20 GEO. WHITE,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of aLE.xaADRLa. On. CO.

SAILED, April l9,
Brig Beaver. Sporting, Portland.
Steamboat Potomac, Ne,itt, Norfolk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
SALES AT AUCTION.

BY WILLIAM d. MUTT
A Handsome Country Residence
at AUCIYON
by virtue of Deed of Trust from C. Chapin and
I'D wife. for certain purposes therein contained, duly
recorded in the County Court Of Fairfax, will be sold
at public auction, in front Of the Reading Room on
H. (ifnot previously disposed Of by private sale,)
ABOUT 'SIXTY-F0UR ACRES OF LAND,
well enclosed, with comfortable two.story Brick
-. DWELLLNG HOUSE,. and other Improve.
6.s.s ments thereon, about q miles from Alexandra,
esls and near the Little River Turnpike Road. tits
very desirable Summer retreat, having abundance
of remarkably good water. Or Terms at sale.
JOSEPH MANDEVILLES2 r..
AARON d. HARMON,
aprl-ts WM ID. MUTT, Auctoneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20

'ao'sra at 1latanzas. from Matan-
.s 10 the 18th instant, are less favourable than
"O'e previously received relative to the pro-
Sess o. the Cholera in that place. Between two
az, aTnured and two-hundred and fifty are said 10
ts' victims daily before the ruthless destroyer.
m'en admitting this statement to be exaggerated,
,ss'aens'heus the probability that the disease, at
m,s apparently mild, has become extremely
H.. snant The Government, BY proclamation,
S Ss suspended the labcrs Of the blacks in the
. ~s.s and launches, and has also forbidden the
. .uasoee OF persons from the interior Of the
,m; The disease had made its appearance
,;n O"s 'ne shipping. bat with less violence. Bu-
.,s ss as natural consequence Of the visitation,
'as altogether at stand.
,,w vaolera at Key Wsa.-By letter received in
m.s n Yesterday, We learn that the cholera has
EsS ' w S appearance among tbe-U. 8. Troops at
m: vest and that the Com. Officer, Major
'Se''' was about moving them to Mobil. Point
N 7. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
Total loss

Upon motinn Of Mr. Pigman. a committee was
appointed to draft an address to the People Of
the United States, inviting their aid IN behalf Of
the Cumberland sufferers.
Upon motion, the following gentlemen n. resi-
dents of Cumberland, who are not sufferers BY
the fire. were appointed Committee to receive
donations, distribute them, and Of correspond
enee, namely:
John Hoye. Thomas ]. McKaig, Richard Bell.
Rev. L. H. Johns, William Mcmahon, and
James P. Carleton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
Spring Goods.

1NHE subscribers have just received very general
j assortment Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
EOR S.4LE.

a TRACT Of LAND, purchased of Ca
leo sale, containing 26l acres, we'll
watered, and has two or three fine springs
The Turnpike road from baltimore via Shep-
herJsto"n TO w Winchester, will pass through
Il when finished.
Also, another Tract, containing $50 acres.
lying on the same road, and bounded by Opc-
9uon creek, with between 30 aud 20 acres of
hne bottom, and has or ; good spripgs-one
White sulphur, very much frequented dur
Ing the season, and flowing out Of n large
Hat rock all around IT, One Of these farms n
bounded by the main road, and in well i'm
prosed-both lying in Frederick county-is
well timoered, aud has quantity Of me adow
on each farm.
Also, another small lot Of Land, In the
same county, and on the same road, contain
ing D acres, one half meadow, the balance in
fine timber. This tract would suit a trades,
man, cooper, shoemaker, or any person only
wanting small lot There Is 4 spring and
running water on il.
Also, another Tract, containing $40 acres.
lying IN Morgan county, and on the Potomac
river, all in timber. As the canal will pass
along the bottom through the land, il will
be very valuable, and tie timber will be in
great demand.
Also, aDotherTract, containing sUacres living
on the main road from Martinsburg TO Bath
with dwelling house and cellar, and small
orchard. About 30 acres are cleared, and D
or acres Of meadow, and has 4 good spring
and running water on IL. This property would
answer for public house, as it is about half
way.
These lands will be sold low, and I will
take In payment, Negroes or money.
Any person wishing TO purchase, may ap-
ply 10 the subscriber living in jefferson eoun-
~, Virginia, on the main road leading from
Shepheristown TO Winchester, and within 3
miles Of Middleway.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Feb. 81, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

IFUVHE subscriber tenders his grateful thanks
IL to his friends and the public for the IL
berai patronage heretofore received, and is
determined, If prices TO suit the times, and
strict attention to business, are any in
ducements, TO merit further favors from n
generous public. Having selected n frst-rate
stock OF materials, and experienced workmen
in his employ, he feels confident in stating
to those who may favor him with their Gus
tom, that they may depend on having their
work well executed. He has attached to his
establishment Coach Smith Shop, and is
therefore enabled to make and repair Steel
Springs Of all sorts; and furnish work with
Puncuality, and at q lower price than for
merly.
Carryalls OF all sorts on hand suitable for
any purpose.
Old Carriages, Gigs, sc. &c. taken in ex-
change for better ones. All sorts Of work
in his line repaired Mt any notice, and at fair
prices.
Silver and Brass Mounting kept on hand ;
and if Kirk haint got EN-, he'll git 'em.
a. His Shop is two doors east Of the Stage
Office. NJ G.. KIRK.
Shepherdstown, May 80, 1888.
N. B.-Thrre Apprentices will be taken TO
the above business, if immediate application
be made. Boys from IL to l6 years OF age
Will meet with n tolerable chance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

II HAVE on hand a large supply of xno1E,
n assorted, in part, a. follows:
Wagon Tire, =, ., ., =, and I inch thick
and 2 inches wide,
Wagon Tire, . and inches thick, and 4
inches wide,
On Cart Tire inches thick, % IN. wide.
Carriage, Gig and Carriole Tire 3-s and
inch thick, ! and ] . inches wide,
Square and round Iron from SIG to IA in
ches thick,
Scalp, Axe, and Hoe Iron,
Slit Iron for horse shoes and other light
work-Spiks and Nail Rods,
Hammer Noulds, Bolts, and Crow Bars,
Plough irons, well assorted, with many
other kinds-togetber with general assori-
ment Of STEEL, such rs American and
English Blister, Shear, Crowley, and German;
Carriage, Spring and Cast Steel, tho latter
varying in size from ! to , inches square, ali
Of which will be sold as low as Il can be
bought at the Iron Works In this neighbor-
hood, either at wholesale or retail.
b. T. TOWNER.
SbePherdstown, Aug. 20, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
A CARD.

IN retiring from the Ford Mill, the under
u signed would feel guilty Of ingratitude,
were he to refrain from making his heartfelt
Acknowledgements for the manifold favors no.
ceived Of his friends and the public. His
CHIEF aim was to rccipFocate the benefits con-
ierred; and in entering into a more private
life, he feels the cheering consolation that his
Efforts were not entirely vain. Though II was
his pride and pleasure 10 do justice to all, yet
Il he fell short of his purpose, il was more
from want Of ability than disposition.
Actuated by sentiments Of uncxtinguishable
gratitude, he will still feel himself bound 10
make additional efforts TO servo his friends
and former customers; and in recommending
TO their patronage the present occupiers OF
The mill, he does so with the conviction that
the business will DO conducted quite as well
as heretofore, and with the pledge that he
Will most eheerfully give them the benefit OF
hrs advice and experience. A helping hand
shalt be readily extended, IL needed sud an
anxiety ever felt 10 make some further return
for the numerous acts OF kindness which have
rendered him ihe puble's obliged and CRATE
ful servant DANIEL SyNYDER
July IL, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

WvHE undersigned takes pleasure in On.
~ nouncing to the public that he has dis.
covered . sovereign remedy for both the
Chronic and indsmmatory Rheumatism
never fails TO cure where the disease il strict.
~ Rheumatic, and the medicine taken agree.
seiy to the directions which accompany each
bottle.
innumerAble Instances might be given Oh
the happy effects. and powerful virtues oil
thn preparation, in the cure Of the above very
painful and tofturing disease, against whose
resistless attacks the artillery Of Medical Sci
ence has 90 long been directed in vain. But
the limits Of this direction will not admit OF
inserting all the testimonies and certificates OF
cures performed by t. The following will
serve 90 . specimen Of the great number Of
othefs. equally strong. which the subscriber
has now ia his possessioa--oue IL q letter from
Mr.. j. Thomas, Who keeps the Globe snn,
at the corner Of Market aud Howard streets,
baltimore. - follows:
Gisbe Ian. Baltimore, Jhayel 30fh. 1881.
DsAa Sra: have in my family. young
woman whe has been severely afflicted vith
Rheumatism for the last seven years. She
has tired oil the remedies that are usually pre-.
serbed for THAI disease, bot none Of them e.
tOsded permanent relief Hearing Of your
Antt.RheuGatic Medicine. procured some,
and too bottles OF il cured her perfectly
You have the grateful acknowledgements d
my family for having restored her 10 health
aud usefulness. and my best wishes for your
sneeess 9TH this valuable discovery.
Ian respectfully your ooedies, serv't.
J. u. THOMAS.
Ma RAFaseE o'NETLL, PfedeFiekiown. I'D
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

hAVlD II. SNYDER and WIN. CLEvE-
~ LAND having taken Mr.. Daniel Sny.
ders Ford NIL, on the Shenandoah river, for
The purpose OF carrying on the milling bust.
ness, have the pleasure Of informing the old
customers Of that establishment, as we'll as
the public generally, that the mill is at this
time undergoing complete repair; and to
Its former capacity, they will add an addition.
al pair OF burrs, which will at all times ena-
bic them to furnish -four for the largest crops
OF wheat at n few days notice.
From the experience Of ID. II. Snyder in
the milling business, and an earnest desire on
the part Of each TO give satisfaction, they
hope TO merit large share Of the grinding
custom OF the county. From all those who
may prefer selling their crops, they earnestly
request call, as they expect constantly 20
De IN the market, at the highest market price
IN cash. The style OF the firm will be
SNYDER & CLEVEL-9.ND.
July IL, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
YnoPooAx.s
For pssiisAins 81 H~sPsrsFsrvy Trsisi~,
A NEwssAYxn, cALLxp
THE
WEEKLY LEDGER,
or .ksscs, Lifsrsissrs, sad Csmsrsi .Nisceiisny
by n. n. GAIL.AHER.

NvHE increase Of business at Harpcrs-
- Ferry, coe,-qu-st upon the prcgcss and
completion az those splcndisi internal Improve
ments, the Rail Road and Canal, seems 20 Justify
the belief, that Newspaper would not only be
useful, but that Il IL ndi spensablc auxiliary
The proposed Journal shall be Kept entirely free
from the pArtiEan strife Of the day; IA xi,sIi be
emphztiealiy mirror, and MOI prr1~rfer, al the
times; and Ia the varied and AMI ccilzn-oa. char
>rtsr of its contents, will present ssr.eih.ng 20
please every palate, and rcnder II an aeec,,,abl,:
guest nj every hresidc.
II will contain
The News Of the Day, CONDENSED;
Abstracts Of the proceedings u the National
anil State Legislature;
Popular Tales; Poetry; improvements In the
Arts aud ia iusbsniry; Light Reading, and last,
though not icvi, Department for the Ladies.
Believing that such publication will De- ia
strict accordance with the public taste, md thai
IL will receive the hearty support Of tho eominu-
nifty in which IL is proposed 60 b. located, arrange
ments will be made tn issue the 6rst number a
soon as &Oo subscribers shall have been obtained
TERMS:
"THE WEEKLY LEDsEn" will b. printed OF
handsoue super-royL sheet, With typc, a
Iro Dollars per annum-oBc dollar pay able IL
advance, and one dollar at the commencement al
every six n,on,hs- This mode IL payment ~il
bc easy. that every family can avail thcms elve,
OF the instruction and entertainment. offered.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate OF
II per square for three insertions, and p cents
per square for each continuance.
ar A JOB OFFICE, Of new and elegant ma
tcrials, will be opened At an early day.
June q, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
.MEDXCkV.ES.

hR. PAULDiNG'S celebrated Tonic and
IL .iN'TEDYSPEPITC PILLS, for the
Of all diseases Of the stomsch.
Dr. ). BeverIy's COUGH DROPS, % vel
known ss the best medicine for coughs, eoids
diseases OF the breast and lungs that is now in use
Dr. Lees patent London ANTl-BlIIOUS
PILLS, the most safe and gentle purgati,e thai
has ever hcen discovered.
Also, M'Math's Anodyne IMMINENT, or Ii.
quid Opodelioc.
EYE WATER, and QUININE PILLS.
OrAil the above Medicines for sale by
WM. CLEVELAND K co.
Charlestown, August 1, 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
MOpescell .MilIs.

HvHE undersigned inform the farmers Of
j. Jefferson aud Loudoun, that the above
named wcil-known mills arc now in complete
order for the reception Of WHEAT. They
will give one Barrel Of Flour for every
300 pounds Of merchandise wheat, and stand
the inspection In the Eastern markets or
they viii purchase wheat for cash, at the
market price, rs may best suit their custo-
mers. They feel confident Of mcriting, by
attention and promPtitude, fair portion Of
public patronage.
JAMES HITE & SON.
N. b. Employment, and liberal wages,
will be given TO two good MILLERS, who
can come well recommended for capacity in
their business and sobricty.
August I, le33.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
New Milling Concern.

ME Undersigned take this method Of in
IL forming the public. that they have rent
ed the Mills on the Opequon, Belonging to
John NJ. whitehill, Formerly Cameroo's. y
Said Mills will be overhauled and put in com.
Pletc repair, and be ready for the reception
Of Wheat in short time. For every three
hundred pounds Of merchandise Wheat, de-
livered, they will give one barrel Of super
fine Flour, and stand the inspection either in
the District or Baltimore. They have -four
now on hand, and intend keeping supply for
the accommodation of their customers; 90
that any person can have load Of -four on
delivery Of the wheat. They prefer grind
ing, but viii give at all times q fair price for
wheat delivered
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
. TRAcr or LAMD.

lying in said county ,ad joining the lands Of Gar
land Moore, dee d, and others containing 29l
ACRES. excepting thirty acres and thirty
poles, part thereof conveyed by Jacob Heed
wahl To Samuel Wright; also fifteen acres,
three roods and thirty poles, conveyed by said
Heedwahl TO said Wright; also forty-four
acres, conveyed by said Iieedwahl to Abra-
ham Davenport ADD also ten acres, convey
ed BY said Heedwahl TO George w. Hun
phreys; being the same tract Of land on
which the defendant, Heedwahl, now resides
IL Is, we are informed, first quality OF JelIer-
son land, weii worth the attention Of pur-
ciasers.
Terms OF sale One third Of the pur-
chase money TO be paid on the day Of sale,
The balance IN three instruments, payable a.
the expiration Of four, eight, and twelve
months from the day Of sale, with interest
from the date, the purchaser to give bonds
Tor the deferred payments, and the title to
The land TO be- retained by the undersigned ~
secure said deferred payments.
CHARLES MCCORMICK.
WILLIAM CASTLENiAN,
SpcoiGi C01snasd9ners.
Au01iSf Isll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
TEE SAW MILL

will also be repaired, and persons bringing
Logs may calculate on having their Saving
done with despatch. In a word, the under r
signed are determined, on their part, TO spare
no pains to give general satisfaction, and will
DO thankful for any custom which may be
sent them. VIM. GRANTHAM,
JAMES GRANTHAM,
BENJAMIN b. WELSH.
July IS, 1891.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
TO TINE E.1RJMEKS
,Of
JMTXRSoH AND 1.oUDoUx

NHE undersigned have taken, for torn
u oryears, Mr.. Beekhsm's veIi-knsvn Mer-
chant Mill. on the lsl.sd near H.rpers-Peryy.
which 10 nov usderxoaag susdry repsir. They
will give eoe berre, d Flour Cor every so posss
Of good merchsnsabic Wheat, aud viii sssd the
viii be able, iron the good eondisios Of their
mill. and from thsir experiences In the hnsiness.
70 render the most perfect satisfsetioa to thrir
customers, aud they are determined not 70 be ex-
eelled BY ssy millers in the country.
They will give the highest price, In cash, Cos
good mcrchsntahlc Wheat, delivered in their
mill. JACOB h HENRY STAuB.
July ~, is33-2m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

Two all persons indebted to the late firm of
s. Marmaduke & Co., that the situation
OF the firm is such As requires prompt pay
H'eaf. Either part or the whole will be thank-
fully received. as it Is absolutely necessary
TO close the business Of said concern rs soon
as possible. As the remaining debts against
the firm are Of an urgent character, they are
compelled to make this solemn appea al, in hopes
that this notice will be strictly attended to.
SILAS MARMADUKE & CO.
kablstown, Aug %, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
Prfxe Tickets.

EkS0Ns holding prize tickets IN any Of
~ me virginia Lotteries, sold By me, JET
snesa'ied fof, viii please present them foE
settlement and those indsbted 70 me fof tie-
ke,s' VII DO me the favor 20 pay fos them,
a. ! do not ever expect % sell any more, and
Si<h " eiosa TIE unpleasant busisess
.. l.. RUSSELL.
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