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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
T1SW0bSe Min PROPERTY
FOR aAIH

ENoR SALE. that well knswn property
n called HOPEw ELL MILLS, situated m
Jefferson county, Virginia. The Mill House
- substantial and cOmIBodious. % - built Of
stone, n sixty feet IN length b, forty 10 " 18th.
and has i've floors. u contains four run of
burrs, and Is amply furnished With all bsees-
sary machinery Of the latest and most ap-
proved construction. There IL attached there.
H. about 20 acres of ground, on which stand
q good dselling house, a miilers house, as
an othce, together With good s,abling There
= also on The premises, a thriving young or
chard. and or acres of the ground d river
bottom and highly productive A. me adow 49,
The mill Is situate immediately on the mar.
giu OF t'c Shenandoah river, FROM whence II
derives an abundant and never failing suppl,
Of water. u y needless h. add, thathis ia
the most fertile ard highly improve count
N the state and its local situation, a. regard,
supply of wheat and other grain, is parti-
eulaf'y faFoursbie For terms 81 sale. srp',
cation may b made a. The subscriber.
Dec ~ 1892. JAMES HiTE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

11lHE extensive demand for ANDERSON'S
- COUGH DROPS and PICTORIAL pow
DERS as prepared by James MeIIen & Co.
have enabled them 20 reduce the price very
much; and from an extensive use for Is years
past, they have proved 10 be one OF the most
valuable remedies ever yet discovered for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds, and other affections
Of the breast and lungs leading 10 Consump-
lions. Thousands have experienced the hap
py effects Of this Healing Bsl.an; some Of
whom have given certific ates, that will satisfy
every unprejudiced mind that the most unex-
Pected cures have been performed By use Of
them, where the most skilful physicians had
given them up as hopeless. II il not pre-
tended that they cure in all cases, but there
are few cases OF Coughs or even seated Con-
sumptions, but may be relieved by timely
use Of this Hes-7g Baisam. Each large bot
tie contains 20 doses, which proves them 10
be very cheap medicine.
INTERESTING and IMPORTANT
Information TO the afflicted may DO obtained
by reading the certificates which accompany
each bottle, and from which the following are
eHirscted One from Mr.. Gaius Stebbins, Of
Hillsdale, as to the effects produced by the
use Of single bottle, that be purchased ADD
gave 90 a poor man who had been in his en-
plOy.
AiaOs inc h9tOilfehiok shcCN OF one DOttie
used by Robert Kidney, Of Rochester, Mon
roe county after being given up by council
- sve ph sieians.
Also, the certificate Of the Rev. Philo Jud-
sou, Clergyman in Ashford, (Conn. as "a
the remarkable effects Of few bottles used
BY himself, after raising blood Tor some time
attended with a cough, and catarTh, he having
tried many other things without obtaining ans
real relief, until he ufed these drops.
Also, the unexpected relief obtained BY
hrA. Huntington, Of Ashford, who vas %
much reduced that her life was despaircd Of
but Who, from the use Of these drops for Z
shot time, was restored 10 health, 90 a. 10 b.
able 10 do good days work.
Many physicians who were strosgly op
posed TO the uss Of this medicine now praiss
q highly and use !. IN their families.
CNssf sOss - BesreTe Of COunfeyJtifs.
Every purchaser who values hsalth wil
osAsFve that each genuine bottle We cell has
saA9sysoA's CSugA Drops. prepared By J. Mel
iss, siamped on The gisss, and that each 81
ths directions are aligned in writing JAS
lMELLkN. Examine before you purchase
~ there ere number q spurious kinds Dr.
market, sinilaF n appearance bat very dif
fsrent n their eGscts.
fog sale b.
q. =. STEPHENSON q co,
March "a, 1875. Haspers-Ferry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

7 affords me pleasure TO inform ny custo-
a meTs and The public generally, that have
removed my Store, ard am permanently set
tied m my Spacious New Store House, immc-
diatoly adjoining the house that have occu
pied az a store for the last few months. where
now offer for ssle, very large stock ol
handsome GOODS, many 81 which have
been received within the lsst few days and
all If which, respectfully invite those wish
ing To- purchase, 90 call and SEQ
b. T. TOwNER.
sherherdstoEn. Jan. ,. Is11.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
xNDus11Y.
3s6

INuIs thoroughbred rsce-horse will stand
~ the eossing sessoo, TO commence on the
LIST April end end on the ist August ne II. q,
my farm, eight miles from WINCHESTER, eight
from Ne wtown, eight from Bsitietovn, four
from Miitwood. and two end Q half from the
Whits Pese--s, fifteen dollars cash the single
leap. twenty dollars the season. to be paid by
the 10, August. and forty dollsss foe insurance,
to be paid - soon ~ The mare 10 known TO
be with fosl. (psssip4 with the mare, or ire.
guias attendance st the stand, forfei,s the in.
sussnce.) In every csse hfty cents essh to the
groom 10 be sent vith the mare. Mares pu,
by the leap ~ sessou last year that did not
prove With fosl. will be insured this year for
thirty dollars. Mares from distance will be
furnished With psssurlge without any charge.
pr'ces. Caro- will be taken 90 avoid accidents
md esespeA but will not be accountable for
them.
INDUSTRY 10 o beautiful dark brown. l6
hands and fourth or an inch high, nine year.
old this spring. and 10 one OF the lsrges, and
best formed thorough. bred sons Of his dis,in-
guished sire (Sir Archy.) His performances
under HE former name. (Niger.) and his pre-
sent. name rank him ~iih the best horses for
speed and bottom-and 40 foalgeiter he Is
inferior to none. In one Of his races over the
B.ltr'nore course. he ran miles ia 2 minutes
and So seconds.
PEDIGREE.
INDUSTRY vas by Sir Archy, his dam
by Balls fiorizei. his grand dam Celia by vii.
dair, great grand dam Lady Bol,ngbroke by
Psnialoon. great great grand dam Csdix by
King Herod, by Old Fearnosght, out of Kitty
Fisher; Cadiz's dam was Primrose, who ~as
60, by Dove. Sho was got BY Csdix. who Was
got BY old Crab. who was got by Silly, whose
dam WAS Sehns, who was got by the Codoi.
phin Arabian.
PERFORMANCES.
October. 1927. when years old. he ran for
the post stake over the Newmarket course,
which he won in fine style. Next week, over
the Tree hill course, he won the sweepstakes
Next spring. (4years DID, he vas beaten
over Broad-rock course 4 mile heats by Sally
Hops good race. He was then taken to
Baltimore, aud won the 3 mile heats, beating
Bachelor Fall Of the same year, At Wash.
ing,on. he won the colts purse. 2 mile heats
Next day he won the jockey club purse. 8
mile heats. beating Nulatto Mary and others
Neat week, st Baltimore, won the 4 mile
heats, beating bachelor May, 1929, (then S
years old. over the Washington course, he
won the mic heats. beating bachelor and
Hypons. Al Baltimore, nett week, he won
the jockey clsb purse. 4 mile heats. Mex,
fall he was beaten over the Hagerstow n
course. in which race he broke down, and
has never started since.
INDUSTRY will only be permitted to o..
tend TO four mares day, ct intervals Of four
hours. and IN no instance will this arrange.
ment be deviated from. Mares pat by the
season this spring. tina, do not prove with
foai. viii be permitted 20 20 to him through.
out the fall season, without any additional
charge. HECTOR BELL.
Frederick CO.. March 2, 1863 -9t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
OK S.ELE.

a TRACT Of LAND, purchased OF Ca
L n leb Sale, containing 26l acres, well
water and has two or three fiLe springs
The Turnpike road from Baltimore via Shep-
herdstown to Winchester, will pass through
II when finished.
Also. another Tract, containing $50 acres,
lying on the same road and bounded by Ope-
quon creek, with between 30 and 40 acres Of
fine bottom, and has , or ; good springs-one
n white sulphur, very much freQucntsd dur
ing the season, and flowing out of a large
Hat rock all around il. One Of these farms II
bounded by the main road, aud is we'll i'm
proyed-bOth lying in Frederick county-is
well umbered, and has quantity Of ule adow
on each farm.
Also, another small lot Of Land, in the
same county, aud on the same road, contain
ing acres, one half me adow, the balance il,
fine timber. This tract would suit n trades
man, cooper, shoemaker, or any person only
wanting a small lot. There is spring aud
running water on il.
Also, another Tract, containing 240 acres,
lying IN Morgan county, aud on the Potomac
river, all in timber As the canal will pass
along the bottom through the land, il will
be very valuable, and the timber will be in
great demand.
Also, anotherTract, containing 90 acres, Iying
on the main road from Martnsburg TO Bath,
with dwelling house and cellar, and small
orchard. About 30 acres arc cleared. and :
or acres Of meadow, and has good spring
and running water on it. This property would
answer for public house. as 1t - about hail
way.
These lands will be sold low, and will
take IA Payment, Negroes or money.
Any PeTsoa wishing to purchase, may I'D.
ply 70 the subscriber living IN Jeifer coun.
~, Virginia, on the main road leading from
Sbephcrdstown To w inehester, and " thin 3
miles Of Middleway.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Feb 81, 1879.
| CT THe Leesburg Genius Of Liberty rriRb,fb-
! fsh he ADORE thee nmcs, and end 6IA 10 H. e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
To fine PubEir.

T'HE subscriber takes grcs, pleasure in
II making his best thanks TO his many
friends and customers. for the patronage he
has already received IS a merchant, and nj
the same time begs leave TO inform them that
he has taken MIR. SAMUEL a. R0EEssArou
into partnership with him. The STYLE OF tho
firm will be Wa. CLEVELAND & Co. who co.
licit continuance Of fayors thai have been
bestowed on the putlic's obedient servant,
Jan. Ia 1888. NM. CLEVELAND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
O,.NEILL,S CURE POR RHELL.AE.i1ISlf

O.NELLL'S CURE FOR RHEU.ALiTTSyL
We are not in the habit OF expressing an
opinion Of the efficacy Of patent medicines,
bat in the case Of the above mentioned RENE
dy for rheumatism. We feel called on by prin
cples Of humanity to state that u has had
the most surprising effects The inventor 10
gentleman in whom the greatest reliance
can be placed, but he has other than his own
testimony in favor Of the medicine which be
Offers to the public. Clergymen. Physicians
and those Who have been relieved, have borne
voluntary witness TO Us astonishing eficac, {;
and those Who have the misfortune TO be af
iicted wi.h this distressing complaint may be
assured Of relief by resoFting 20 this remedy.
From The Baiimors CkresieLe
Por sale ct their Drug Store 10 Hsrpers.
Ferry, by
DIR. JAMES ANDREWS & Co.,
AGENTS
N. 3. Also. q general assortment OF FsmiI,
Medicines. Confeetionary. Fruits, Garden
Seeds. &c. &c. to be had ct the Baltimore
retail prices.
P.S. Physieians' prescriptions put up in
the beet msnnes, and their orders. ct reduced
prices. DR. JAS ANDREWS & co.
Msreh %, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

HViIIs thoroughbred IIorse, half hroel..r
~ 10 Bachelor, viii stand the snsuiaE So
son 81 The following places, was On Mondays
and Tuesdays, ~ he stable of Ne. Billnysr
~ Mar,osburgi on Wednesdays and Thars-
days, az NJ p. W. Kerneys, and On Fridays
snd saturdays, a. the stable u Nc. Jossph
Entlsr, SbepbsrdsioWn.
haAd-btlls aEVNOIljg A ITcAs
AiAroh 7, ls33.--sa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

"HE uodessignsd takes pleasure IN sn-
- nounc,ng Va the public. that he has dis
covered . sovereign remedy foe both the
Chronic and Ishammasosy Rheuma,isD--it
never fssls 20 cure where the disease 10 strict
~ Rheumatic, end the medicine taken sgrse.
ably 10 the directions which accompany each
bottle.
lnnumerabls Instances might be given Of
the happy effects. snd powerful virtues of
this pre- psrstioa,iu the cure Of The sbeve vesy
painful and toftssing disease. sgsiess WHOSE
resistless attacks the srtillery of Medical Sci
the limits 1T this direction will not admit Of
inserting al the testimonies and csrsi&cstes OF
cures performed by il. The following will
serve - . specimen OF the great number Of
others. equally ssro"g. which the subscriber
has now in his possession-one 10 . letter from
Mr.. J. X. Thomas. vho keeps the Globe Inn.
., the cssnef Of Market and Howard streets.
Baltimore. ~ follows,
Globe Lss. Rsfimovs. -NvcA SOFA, 1851.
Dsas Sis: Z have in my family. . young
woman Who has been severely afflicted with
rheumatism for the las, seven years. She
has tried all the remedies that arc usually pre.
scribed for that disease. but none Of them af.
forded permanent relief Hearing Of your
Anti Rheumatic Medicine. . procured some,
and t~o bottles of !, cured her perfectly
You have the grateful acknowledgement OF
my family for having restored her TO health
and usefulness. and my best wishes for your
success with this valuable discovery.
sm respectfully your obedient serv't.
J. u. THOMAS.
Ma. PAraieK O'NrILL, Frederiektown. Md.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
RED ROVER.
AIS.

VENHE splendid and thoroughbred horse Red
Il Rover, wiii stand the spring season at
the stable Of John Lamon, at Bunker's Hill.
the three last days Of the week, and the
balance OF the time at the stable Of Samuel
Cameron. Ut the Gross Roads, leading from
Cbsrlesiown to smi'h6eld. and Gill be let TO
mares on the following tefms-elO cash the
single leaps els the season, discharged BY
the payment Of SO 80. IL paid beSGre the
lst day Of July next, snd e25 insurance..
Parting with mare or irregular attendance
ut the siAbds foFfeiis the insurance. In every
case 50 cents eash TO the groom Any gen.
tIeman putting Eve mares. shall have the 6fh
gratis, good pastuFsge, or grain and hay, for
mares. to be had 81 either Ssand, on moderate
terms. Care will be taken 10 prevent aeci.
dents ar escspesi but we wiii not be zccouut.
able should any happen.
Red RovER
Is besu,iful red sorreI, I5A hand, high, S
years old this spring. snd is one of Sir CHARLES
fAvori,e coils Ills sire and dam eniiile him
to rank among the FRS, horses 10 Virgins,
and no doubt he would have proved himself
as such, bu, unfortunately, after rnnning his
first race. which he won in fnr style, he was
sold, and ~as bought by Mr.. Boisseau, Who
took him of the turf, al which time, IL was
thought be Sss able to run with any colt Of
his age. JOHN LAMON,
SAMUEL CAMERON.
March ~, 1883
PEDIGREE.-RED Rows, the property Of
Mr Boissesu. and raised by Mr.. Baker Ul
Ches,rf6sId. was sired by SIR CHARLES,
Uho Gas sired by Sir Arcby, Oui Of . Citizen
mare see American Turf Register HE dam
by the imported horse Chance, out Of Celia,
by old wIldsir; grand dam the celebrated old
mare L'dy iioIlingbrook. Who Vas by Panta.
looms r. grand dam, Cadix. by Wormley =
kng Hefod, son Of PesFnanghtt K grand
dam. Prin- Rose, by Dove, g.. grand
dam by othello, son of Crabs gig g.R
dam. Col rsskeE's imported mste SeIims, by
the GOdolphin ATsbiao.
BENJAMIN MOODY,
WA r. JOHNSON.
Fsb. -, 1888
The shove pedigree. given BY Mr John
con and W.. MOODY, know 10 be perfectly
correct, having owned several ~ lady Bol.
lhngbrOsk's stock. vhieb slways thought We.
l y highly of. Red RoseF IL full brother "a
Hugo. who y . race horse Of The fFss order
And SANDING JAMES }. HARRISON,
/ Eyf,aef I,0s Juy. BsSsss1u's Lesisy So soon
~ hT Baker returns from the south. wiI
g. ees'Ibeases Of Ned Royer's race, and tins
OF cummings also 81 the high Standing and re-
PuiA,ioa 81 he dam. she v nos 70 years ed
snd could not be bOugh, RDr 1880.
p. y ROUSSEAU.
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TTR6apni TInnprRrl

WTANTED, iE'nedisisly. large guar
w ttJ q the follouing kinds vi liza
Der, ih logs
Iii0U and Uhife Pine,
an kinds ~ Ook,
PoPia', Bird'- eye, Carried and Ssgm
Nopis,
HHh Chsfyy. UGinHl. .4sh,
HckOyy, end LOcB0.
for timber q this description, TIE CASH
and fair price sceOrdinS a. length afd
quality, vail be givea, vhsh delivered a.
llarVers-FerFy.
ey@The maple, chiefly. ard walsuf. should
be dug W, and the tops cut ~ about three feet
above the forks An additional priee viii b.
paid fos The foSks sbd rot ends, Il avg "
carefully.
ay-seaAiiing, &c. can BE- hlfhishsd % hi1.
AZ . short notice
JOSEPH l.. SMITH. Sch .ls,.'
Jor Jo'yh l.. SE,4m Z 90
July S, 1899
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
Fay srh0f fh0M OsCesf.

HNHoSE who know themselves indebted
- To the old firms Of Lane l. Towner, and
lowner D. Harris, are requested 10 make pay
ment as early as possible, As the business II
each of those concerns must DO brought 10 q
speedy close. The extreme length Of time
that many Of these debts have been due,
would at any rate make il necessary that
they should be paid. There is n seed time
and har'est-and # We fail b reap in due
season, alter having put out crop. the ope-
rstions Of the merchant, a. well as the farmer.
must be retarded therefore expect 70 reap
OF the crops put out by Lane Il Towner as
far back rs 1923 and ls24, and by Townes
l. Harris IN ls2e and ls29. Those eoncern-
ed will consult their interests by attending to
this notice in sc ason.
b. T. TOwNER-
shepherdstown, Feb. 7, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
NICHOLAS SIIUITZ,
Droper and Mtrchanf IaiIor,


HAVING taken the rooms lately OCCUPIED
N ~ store by Caleb wall, directly op-
positc n. tiiksimmon'. Tavern, in IIaFper.-
Ferry, Offers tothe public, on accommodating
terms. = choice and handsome selection 81
seasonable and Fashionable GOODS, Tor
gentlemenb wear. The following comprises
his stock in part superior Black, blue.
Brown, Mulberry Green, Rife Green. Mulber-
~ steel mixed, and prsb CLOTHS NJ
So assimersa. Biue, Black, STRIPED. IswL
and mixed. A splendid assortment of English
figured silk Neslinss. PLAN and yalsbeiz a
handsome assOTtmeht of Gloves, SIX and
Linen Pocket Handkerckicfs. Hos ard halt
do, Cravats. stocks, Suspendsrs. 40. sc
The above are q selection q tho latest IN
portations. the colours Of Which viii BE- var.
rsnted o. stand Garments of every deseF,p.
ton viil Be made 10 order II the shortest no
tee.
Nov 20, is32.--a
n. p. Garments that are bourhs e elsewhere
and bFotlAt 10 this establishment. will he
made 20 order AZ The shortest notice. and y ar.
ranted 70 a. e not, they need not Be tsken
away. Ms
e. The shove establishment has be-, r..
mosed 70 the adjoining shop, formerly occu
pied BY \. Fhzsimmoas.
March IL, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
WASHINGTON COUNTY
BANK.
JAMES BROWN.

Wiuiams-Port, February ist, 1899
10y Resolution Of the Board Of Directors
40 Of this Institution, the following scale
and rates have been adopted for the govern
ment Of the officers thereof, in received Demo
sites of money,to limited amount, subject TO
interest, viz:
For deposites payable sir
months after demand, certif- per annum of
Gates shall be issued bear S Der cent.
ing interest at the rate
For deposites payable =
Ninety days after demand, GER per annum of
tificates shall be issued bear per cent.
ing interest at the rate
For deposites pay able sir
fy days affer demand, certif- per annum of
Gates shall he issued bear 3 Der cent.
ing interest at the rate
By order,
GEO. R. MosIIER, Ca&Ai<r.
Feb. IL, ls33.-1y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

VHNfE subscriber wishes b sell or rent his
y House and Lot, situated on German Il
n i. 80 Sues 70 sell stove, Cupboard, and
Chairs, with other articles Of Hoaaehold ard
Kitchen Furniture, too tedious b mention. -
Any person wishing 70 Pusehass, will please
call on the subscriber.
GEORGE OK.
AspAsrdsaown, Msreh 81, lsl2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

This entire horSc was imported into Boston,
Jsne 18th, ls32. by Mcssrs. u. ID. Tucker l.
Son, in the brig Caroline from Gibraltar, aud
y Of the pure-t Arabian cast, as will be seen
~ the subjsined certificate. This horse u Of
the largest class Of Ar.bians 81 dappls bay
colour; black legs, mans ard tail and msa-
sssss fourteen hands three inches in height
Nncommonly large bone muse Ice and ten
dons strongly delinested; of irrspressible
sPir,ts, andPenectly docile. Ills points, when
asstrastedly examined, arc in most respects
without fault, and collectively they form ar
animal surpassed by few for symmetry-leav-
hs no doubts on the minds Of Judges, that he
b true son Of the desert without any collate-
ral admixturc.
We, the undersigned, do hereby certify
mat the chesnut horse. Eve years old, with a
white spot on the forchead, was scpt from Orar
" Consul Csrtozo, and that the said horse /.
the purcst Arabian breed.
In testimony whereof We give the present
IN Gibraltar, this ID day Of Del Hogia, year OF
Elgira l3&7.
tSigned in Arabic.l
FAsriH HAMEr BEserEsEy,
MosrAYA BEseALY.
Certified 10 be the true signatures Of Faquih
Hsmet Benqucsef and Sidy Mostafa Ben Galy
v,
Boy Of Tunis.
Gibraltar, May 4, 1882.
EXTRACT 81 q letter from Hordho !Sprag1,e, Esq.
Of Gi6ruiiGr.
"This horse was present to Aaron Car
dozo, Esq. Consul General for the Barbary
Powers, talented and wealthy gentleman,
Who prefers living with the nobility in Por-
tugal 10 residing in this place. The then GO
vernon Of Gibraltar, General Sir George Don,
made proposal TO purchase this horse 70
send TO England.
''As soon as the nephew OF Sen. Cardozo,
who . . particular friend Of mine, residing
here, had orders to sell the horse, he imme-
d.atelN made me the offer Of purchasing him
and n. Caroline with Capt. Gales kindness,
oiierM., good opportunity, purchased him,
believing his worth TO be $500 sterling, TO
any man, and eventually Of essential service
% my native country."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
n C.8Rn.

MAJ T. beg the attention Of the public 10
w our stock Of GOODS, which Is large
and well assorted particularly our Cloths,
Cnssmeres, ard Satinets, are worthy VI at
tcnhon, as they will be sold uneommoniy
cheap. WM. CLEVELAND 4 co.
Jan. II, 1891
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
NEW GOODS.

IUVtE subscriber having just returned from
IL The Baltimore and Philadelphia Mar
kes, with a large and splendid assortment Of
49, GOODS,
Would respectfully invite persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing cheap bargains, (and the public
generality TO call and examine his stock
lie thinks II unnecessary 70 particulariZe. Is
ms assortment comprizes every article con-
famed IA an extensive retail Store. As his
goods were bought principally for the cash,
ahd al very low prices, TO Will be enabled 40
sell them unusually cheap. He pledges him
self that his best cndeavors shall not be- want
ing to give general satisfaction.
CHARLES L. STEwART.
Charlsstown, Jan. 81, le33.
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"A IL persons Indebted 10 us are informed
IA uat their notes and accounts are placed
IN the hands Of Andrew Kennedy. Esq They
are requested O. call upon hiui aRd disc barge
them. WI. y. RIDDLE A. 60
CharlssioWn iso -. 1899
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
6IOrer Heed.

superior qus.1y just received ard
~ Tor see BY Tie subseriber
THOMAS TtMBERLAKE.
smiihheld, Feb. %. 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
I'll IafM06lc Tract Of Land
FOR SALE.

1Sn 6&xA6.
NOR sale, Tract OF Land, known as Syl-
IL van Grove. IN Berkeley county, Va. iy-
ing near Mill Greek, and containing about
400 ACRES. The land 10 Of limestone
soil, and equal in fertility 20 any in Berkeley
county. II has sufiiciency Of wood land
for all necessary purposes and there is on the
premises, q good stone Dwell Ia
ling HOUSE % feet by %. with A&@fTna
q convenient stone kitchen, and V&4sasH
family room adjoining-as also. 3tiAS3
dairy, a good log barn. with q shed extend
ing entirely around il; a smoke house, car
rage house. and ice house. There is also 4
small Orchard Of choice FRUIT, sn60A
and a beautiful avenue Of Locust S2f1{&82
trees from the great road to tle S$V&6
house. For Information in regard
to serms.&c. application may be male 90 DE-
George Is. stephenson at Harpcrs-Ferry, or
To !. X. Douglass at Charlestown.
Dec. 20, 1882.