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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
Baltimore and Washington
RNtS KRO@a.
NOTICE TO ROAD MAKERs = BRIDGE

NOTICE TO ROAD MAKERS q BRIDGE
BUILDERS.
ENROPOSALs for the graduation 81 part
H Of the 6rs, Division u the Bsi4imors sBd
Washington Rail Road, will be rreeiyed By The
sabacriier until the toth deg Of merit September.
TIE part nov offered for cOatrbet eEtfods from
the village q EIk-ridgs Landing. toa bini on tn
Elk-fidgr shout . mile and quartsrfeasi ~ Tie
WsierIoo Hotel sBd - N ienEth sl.ut siE miles.
The graduation - heavy. regoiriBg the excavation
sBd Pem1sai ~ sbout i've hondrcd ihouaaad cubic
ynrDs Of earth u ell b divided into convenient
seetioas. The sdjssest country % sonssdeFes.
healtlty.
Proposals viii siso be received 81 The saus lirss
Tor The necrseagy nssgnry, coTnprchcpdtug three
small Bridges ~ absut twelve ieet spea casa, sod
several common nlusre eiiigerta
The sabseribsF wiil asiend On ths line bef~een
he ia Hnd ioth dsys q September, snd sill give
such iarthrr iuforruaitan ~ may BE- requires ~
thoee disposed q rrupose
~ order ~ fhe Prsaideuf sd Directors a nss
baltimore sid Ohio Rail Rcad Cusnpsny.
CASrAR W. WENEh, Snsif
ps'Gz9rs, August 3, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
NOTICE.

HNHE undersigned tenders his grateful nc
N acknowledgements 10 his old friends and
customers, for the very liberal support he
has received from them rs q merchant for
the last I'VE years, and must now beg leave
to call the attention Of all those yet indebted
to him, to call and pay their respective dues
without delay; and those tha: cannot paw. 10
close their accounts by Note. lie finds il in
dispensabie necessary TO close his old busi-
ness, and that as speedily as possible. This
notice he hopes will be sufficient 10 enable
him TO do SO in his counting room, and save
him the unpleasant duty Of doing il out OF
doors. He can at ali times be found in hi.
store room, now occupied by Joseph L. Rus.
sell sr Co. JOSEPH L. RUSSELL.
HarPersFerry, Aug. g, 1893.
p. S--Persons failing to comply with thi,
notice must expect To be called on personally
which Is very unpleasant frequently to both
parties. J. L. Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
Very respectfully, your obi servant,
AMOS KENDALL.

The Bask efths United Stafes-Thc follow
ing just and eloquent description Of the Bank
Of the United States Is extracted from Mr..
Justice JOHHsoS's opinion, delivered IN the
case 81 Osborn %. United States Bank.
Whssf. Rep. ga.
"The Daak Of The United States Il now
identified with The Administration of the Ma
tiOnal Government u iaeh immense ma
chine, economically and bone6cially applied
10 the hscai transactions Of The nations At
tempts have been made 10 dispense with h,
and they have failed serious and Wsighty
doubts have been abandoned and u " now
become The functioBary that collects, the de-
posilory that holds, the vehicle that trans
hsris, the guard that protects, and the agent
that distributes and pays away the millions
that pass annually Though the Nsiional Troa-
snryi and eli this, not only without expense
20 The Government, bat, after paying large
amount. furnishing the only possible means
Of embodying the most ample security for 90
in1nense = charge"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES

The PHbAe Debosifes. Of the PhiIaalcl-
phia papers mentioned that the negotiate, On Of A.
mos Kendall, with the Banks ia that city, had
been nnsneee ssfu-as with n single exception. ali
the hanks had refused the deposites ON any terms
his statement. the Pcnnsy ls.l,an eoutra;Iic,s in
the following tcrlns:- "
"As 70 the rimored failure Of thr ncf-o,i.f;,,.,
We pronounce the assertion positively u,,tr,c and
misrcprcscnted. On or before rcarhny thi, city.
the Treasury agent addressed circular to each Of
the nine State Banks within the city, excluding
the Hanks of the county This circular stated &c
morally, that az there was probability Of n re-
charter OF the present bank, the lisi,mrut
Of any new bank by Congress, the government de-
sircd information of the terms and mode In viii n
the State banks would transact the public business
and receive the public depositcs, provided il was
deemed proper to remove them before the expira-
ton Of the present charter IL further stated tina,
nothing now done was to be considered pledge
on the part OF the Government, either TO remove
the deposites, or 10 give any bank the public bu-
siness on the winding up of the present institu-
ton"
The Pennsylvania adds. that two DAYS after the
arrival Of the agent in that city, four OF the hanks
made reply. stating their terms and their will
lingncss to undertake tie business in question. -
More replies were expected; and that paper sug-
gests that the difficulty f there shall be any, will
consist in making the selection from the whole.
number-"a single choice, among many Offers -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
Died.

On The Stl instant. ENILr, infant danchtcr Of
sir. Abraham flcmming, Of HsrpcrsFcrry-
Al Shcphcrsissovn, on Friday last, Mr.. En-
Of Shcphcrds,own.
:, In Niartin.burg, On Friday iass, Mr.. JAcos
fioorEn, aged about 20 years.
On Saturday last, At his residence near Shcp-
heI,isfown, MIR. JAcos Hsur, Of this county.
YIN sunday last, at an advanced age, Mrs.
SHurr, wife Of Mr. Philip Shut, Of Sirphcrd..
town.
On Monday las, Mrs. SARAH TunxEa, wife ol
Nr. y. r.. Turner, merchant Of Shephcrdaowu
and daughter Of Dr. Seth b. Foster, OF that plscc
On the same day, at m advanced age, Mr.. OaS-
inL MAhklr' sen, a~orthy citizen Of Shepherds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
RAN. RoADa.
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

AZ an annual and general meeting of the
Stockholders Of the Winchester and Potomac
railroad company, on Saturday the I'd day
OF August, ls33-Joha Bruce, president, in
The chair, and Lemucl Bent secretary, the
president presented tho Cd annual report of
the president and directors, which being re I'D,
~as approved.
report OF the financial committee 10 the
president and directors was read.
kssotred, unanimously, That the thanks of
The stockholders be rendered for the able and
very satisfactory report Of the president and
directors, In relation To the history and pro-
gross Of tho company.
Rtsofred, That the report Of the president
and directors TO this meeting, together with
the report OF the financial committee. be pub
iished In the newspapers Of the town, and in
pamphlet form, for tho use Of the stockboi.
ders.
The meeting then proceeded to the election
oy ballot oil president and seven directors
OF the company for the ensuing year, and
Henry NJ. Brent, Richard T.. Byrd, Isaac Rus
sell, Jos. ii. Sherrard and Charles IL Clark.
being appointed committee to count the
votes, and the ballots having been given in,
the said committee retired, and after some
time returned and reported, that John Bruce
was reelected president, and James Gibson,
John X. Cooke, David w. Barton, Jacob SEN
scncy, Samuel Brown, John w. Miller. and
James NJ. Hite, directors, who were there
upon declared duly elected.
JOHN BRUCE, Prest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

NC Sk'FfRS0SiAN, Publislsed al Richmond,
Va ey Me'r'. CHALrE X DassET, ne sblr sd-
.oease' Of Southern s,aie-Righs doctrines, has
~" been enlarged aud improved. II now rsnks
" ~Ie ~''A any paper In Virgins. As en- evil
aense q 'se increasing popularity Il the paper,
,u"eo na' seven hundred names hsve been
ADDED TO IT'S hs' Of subscribers within few non,hs
pas hi' Published 'emi-veekiy, At $ PER az
hum.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

Vnder the bead Of " Romantic" VIC notice
tale beginnins, "a ~ild young fellow us-vied =
lovely giri'" There is nothing q, ~ romantic 10
ua'--iOr q i' an everyday ma,ter-asd ve pre-
s'1ae The like viii often oeeur. - long ss love-
y g'ri'' ia''' or vild fellows end sour,suaBse in
The eommuni,y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
$40 REWARD.


NY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed BY
NJ Jerersish Hawkins to the undersigned, "a
secure debt therein mentioned, and Of record IN
The Clerks Omee Of jefferson county, vill scIi,
tor eaah, ." SdfuyNtay Ne i@sh day merit R,saih,
TWO LOTS or oRouwD
IN the tom Of smish6eId. Such title will he
made 10 the purchaser is vested in the subscri.
Der.
SEBASTIAN EATY, Trustee.
AnR. -. lA99-R
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

ALEXANDRIA, aro. 10.
FlOUR.-The wagon price of ncs wheat aour
Yesterday was - 9e-sore price G % o.
otd vh.as. IRON wagons, G2A . S 6s-frum
stores rs 5 Is.
FLOOR-Thc wagon price has bc~n steady
Throughout the week ut IS per barrel for new, or
fresh ground old wheat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

Qssct T'rsvcigag "A gcutlctu-n lcn hos'on On
Friday morning ~ 5 O'Clock, sld arrived ~ sis-
ges, siesm bosfs Snd raslsways 81 The wharf IN
Baltimere, a ~ rainutea bcforr tvo on SUNDAY
uiuu,es, from city 10 eisy--diftaber -s5Jui so
miles
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

THE subscriber has fitted up temporary
~ Ware-HouSo, on the Lot belonging 20
the New Shenandoah Company, opposite W..
Anderson & Co.'S Store. IfaDy persoo wish
Is TO deposiie any -four, and send IL to mar
ket BY J. & @ Butler, or any other person,
II will be carefully attended TO by the sub
scribeF, living on the above property. u
will be . very convenient place 70 deposite
-four or other produce, By is being situated
80 Immediately on Ibs bank Of the canal.
GEORGE MAUZY,
Loek Keeper.
Harpers-Fsrry, Aug. 8, ls33.-lt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
Prise TsEes.

DERsONS holding pria ST..
- the Virginia I.oitsries.,,l5 ~ any Of
~osettied foF, viii please NE, yet
sst'lement, ard lhoss inaebis =. - mem for
ks,s, Whl do ms ilpe favor To-. - ior TIC
- ~ not ever expect ~ SELL ~ tnst9,
an 'oeiose The unpleasant ~ 49, e and
ts.r,~vs. . Z, UssFfF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

TThe Rev. S. TusroS will preach nChar,e.
town On Sunday next, al II o'clock, A. ~, and q
Kablctown At o'clock, p. ~. Auv.ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
CO-P.aR TN.ERSMEP.

BSiau - Dssssc0msOss
INFER for sale large and general as-
" soFtment Of
Groceries, Dry GOods, Hardware,
Shoes, BOOfs, &c. &c. Re.
and would inyite al those who wish TO be
aecommo&atsd At reduced prices, 70 come
and judge for themselves.
HaFpers-Ferry, Aug. 8, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

= eo'nf'' nSs''ioa signed "a RepubIiean, y re-
"."'as the "Easays Of Locke, !" has been re-
''''ed Although long. We viii endsssor 20 Gnd
r''nios its' a. ssfIy day
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

4S ARV6eR
Being the same farm on which WIN. p. Flood,
Esq. formerly resided The land s generally
Of fine quality, part limestone, and we'll va
tered--the oPoquon Greek passing through u,
and having on Il several large springs Of line
stone water. There Is = fine seat on u for
almost any description Of water WORKS
portion 81 the head race being already dug
out. There y q good dwelling house, and
other 0ut-buildngs conveniently situated on
the premises. The subscriber deems u ua-
necessary 10 give q more minute doscripiion Of
this vsiuable property, a. Il Is presumed lhose
wishing 10 purchase, will first visw H.
The terms sro-Tventy-hve Dollars per a.
cFe,--oae half IN hand. the bslance IN four
equal annual payments, with intsrest-ap-
proved security being givcn Tor the deferred
payments.
ANTHONY RosENBERGER.
Aug. IS, ls33.--m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
LAND FOR SALE

virtue OF decree Of the Superior
- Court OF Law and Chancery for Frede-
rick county, pronounced on the 25th day Of
June, 1883, IN q suit therein depending in aid
Court, wherein Daniel Kable, adminis.rator
OF Daniel kable, Sen, deed, i. plaintiff. ana
Jacob Hccdwahl and Others are defendants.
the subscribers will sell, at public auction. OF,
the 9Th day OF September nSrf, between tho
hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 2, p. NJ be-
fore the front door Of Beckham's Hotel In
Chariestown, Jefferson county,
a TRACT OF LAND.
ying an said county djoining the lands or Gar
iaho Moore, deed, and others con tanning oeI
AOAE6, excepting thirty acres and thirty
poles, part thereof conveyed by Jacob Heed
wahi 10 Samuel Wright also fifteen acres
three roods and thirty poles, convened by aid
Heedwshl TO said Wright; also forty four
acres, conveyed by said HeedwahI 10 Abrs-
ham Davenport ; and also ten acres. convey.
cd oy said Heedwabl TO George w. Hum
Phreys; being the same tract OF land on
which tho defendant, Hcedw all now resides.
tbs, we arc Informed, first quality Of Jeffer-
son land, well worth the attention Of pur-
| chasers.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the pur-
chase money TO be paid on the day of sale.
tue balance IN three instruments, payable at
he expiration OF four, eight, and twelve
months from the day Of sale, with interest
from The date, the purchaser to give bonds
for the deferred payments, and tho title ,o
the land to be retained by the under,ipned 10,
secure said deferred payments.
| CHARLES MCCORMICK,
| WILLIAM CASTLENAN,
\ sur,.,a ,s,, Special Con"I'sis'ers.
\
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

|e''a'n editors vlo lassly ''u,ed up sa article
o oo'' Without credit, vere no doubs ven ID
s''ea 'Aa' poni Laree'g i, nos peaifeaaay o.
fence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

INC election Tor Members Of Congress aud the
o'Aie segi'lature, took place in Kentucky on the
''n 'ns'ans' The contest, as usual, was very ami
mated.
ihe Elections for Congress have also just taken
place IN the States Of North and South Carolina.
Tennessee, Indisna, and Missouri.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
We W. GOODS.

HAVE just returned from Baltimore with
u neat assortment Of
NEW aHASoMA9X.H doona
which the public are respectfully invited %
call and examine. d. r. ToWNPR
shePherdstown, Aug. 8, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

NLL open SCHOOL, on Monday
w the I'd day Of September, in the room
formerly occupied by Mr.. John Harding. By
strict attention to pupils entrusted to her care.
she hopes to merit q share Of patronage from
'he Puoiic generally Aug. Is, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

Philadelphia end Tfsafon Rail Road.-This
highly important work, says the Commercial
Herald, Is progressing with unexampIed ra-
pidhy. The whole distance Is 26a miles
The grading for double track was commeDc-
Cd IN the latter part Of April, aud the enter
prsing contractor, Richard Morris, has al
ready completed upwards Of Is miles. No
doubt Is now entertained that the remaining
portion OF the grading. ard all the bridges
and culverts on the line, will be finished this
season. The laying Of the rails has been
commenced at Worthwhile and Bristol; . sim
gle track connecting those points (about %
miles) will be ready for use By the LIST Of Oc-
tober. About one mile is already laid. The
superstructure is Of wood, Of the best quality,
laid on coarse gravel, with 81 By : rolled iron
pate rail. TIE construction OF the super
structure varies somewhat FROM the mode In
common use. The transverse sills are Of the
best white oak, 4 by =, laid fatwIse aud in
stead Of being nOtcbcd, cast iron chain Sc
cured 10 them, receives the longitudinal vel
low pine rail, which Is kept firmly IN its place
BY spike on the one side, and a thin edge
on the other. The plan is highly approved
Of BY good judges who have examined the
work. The coat has so far been withiR the
original estimate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

n HAVE for sale0. 49,, 80
49, a, Tee.
shsFssr1s,cvs, Aas 9, SaFTER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
PUBIC E.lLE

NHE subscriber, intending to move to thc
j. West this fall, will offer at public sale
al ms residence about miles west Of Charles.
IOWA. o" IAsr'day Tic 22d Of .s.su.f,
M hts Property.
Consisting Of several good work Horses and
COTS, Cows and Calves, 30 or 40 head of.
nogs, several tons Of Hay, Rye by the bush
e'' ana Corn onthc ground,-and Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
Also, a the Same time, will be hired. for
one or more years, NEGRO MAN.
"A credit Of nine months will be riven ON
All sums over i've dollars, bond with approved
security being given; OF five and under. tho
essn WIN De required. Sale 10 commences
early IN the day.
RICHARD A. CROMWELL. /.
August 8, 1899
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
The ensire SsVine.

NHE subscriber wishss - Darchase, 80
u Fits - EsFh TYisnsoad r-1ehf IN -,
Ctlts the hog fouad, fuF whtrh f.tyt' 800 ~
b gwen. RlCHAHD tsss4HSSN'
Csngp ilin. HsrPeIt-Fcy, - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

In Sundsy the sab alt. BY the Rev. Mr.. Hank,
MIR. NALsrTixs kNUyP to Miss Cnnlsrrxr Ro-
skssEscEs. daughter q sfr. Anthony Roscnser-
ger. Of this county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
KENDALLS CIRCULAR

The following is a copy Of the circular which
Amos Kendall, the agent Of the President, has
addressed to the several banks in New York, Phi-
ladepha and baltimore:
SI:-I have been appointed by the secre-
tary OF the Treasury, at the request Of the
President Of the United States, TO confer with
State Banks in relation 10 future deposites
and the distribution of the public revenue.
IL Is deemed probable by the Government,
that the Bank OF the United States will moi
be re-cbartered. and that no other institution
will be established by Congress to supply its
place as agent Of the Treasury.
As IL Is now less than three years 20 the
expiration Of its Charter, the President thinks
Il his duty TO look to the means by which
the service II now renders 10 the Government
Is thereafter 20 be performed; and IL suffi-
cicnt reasons shall exist. the Government NAV
desire to employ another Agent, or other A
gents, at an earlier period.
The sole object Of MP appointment Is, 10
ascertain on what terms the several State
Banks may be willing to perform the service
now rendered by the Bank Of the United
States to the Government, should it become
necessary or expedient TO employ another
Agent or other Agents, that the Secretary of
the Treasury may, in that event, be able 10
make a judicious selection.
in pursuit OF this object, I have the ho-
nor TO inquire whether the Bank over which
you preside, Is DESTROYS, should change take
place, Of undertaking that agency or a por-
ton OF 10, ct -
II this inquiry should be answered in the
Affirmative, am authorized to communicate
with you further on the subject.
lis, however, to be distinctly understood,
that nothing which may pass IS TO be con-
sidered pledge on the part Of the Govern.
ment, to remove the depOsites from the Bank
Of the United States, before the expiration
OF its charter, or TO employ your Bank In any
event, or to make any final arrangements up
on the conditions which may now be propos-
ed or received.
lift be convenient, ! shall be happy 70 know
the disposition Of your Board Of Directors on
the subject; u not, will you do me the favor
10 give me your own, leaving an exprcssion
Of the wishes Of the p0ard 10 some thors con-
venicnt opportunity.
Very respectfully, your obi servant,
AMOS KENDALL
1.-THE Government, I" spoken IL In this Cirru-
lar, (says tlIe New York Americaa,l Is not the
ed BY the Consultation, but the Executive merely;
one Of the two psEties--[ ssd that the me abou,
which Il Hscd % be considered quite republican
20 be most JEALOUS by whom all laws are made.
Vet, this GOvernmeni undertakes to say. what
probably" Congress" (spoken o( IN contFudis tine-
lion from "the Government, y will win not do,
about re-ehsrtcring the present, or creating any
other Bank.
----~-----------~
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Me-.

- .5s1ay he 10Th q Assu,i, se'ns
Nslrt Dag. VIII oasT iot se's, =
sssiown, % The highssa o,aest, l0' 49, 49,
,.s,fs-rea 1890 ,ith Meriso. The hrht toui
-, 80 n. sold Coz lcss than so each
-rsr,'.- n Negotiable Botss ~ 90 days, With 90
'.'.'..5 ,o,or.snsut JOHN YATES
Aurasi !, lg11
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

WnL be sold, st pablic auction, or,
Saturday the liza Of .fuguH, in front
o. seekbems hotel, Charies,own, q yalu,bl-,
70. cROC-SD, in said town, on tbs
mas Griggs, Esq.
swo good HORSES, and one CART
and rides we'll. Terms made L,ovn 81 49,. =. =.
day Of sale. JAMES r,,o,,ps On '"o
August I, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

8AxGl8 q III - 49,
ManagerT 81
w~.Singtoa city,.y,,.
s.sOrSers from .aistance will Register"
most prompt af,s ntion, and the. cent 10 Ell
containing sss drawings Wbp
who orsier AZ above.
IA. o. fs1a @----~---
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

described in the proceedings, "as lying ON
the east side Of said river, in Jefferson conn
ty, Va. containing, by estimation. TAy,s If,.-
drsd ss9 .NIasty odd ACRES and the Mill
Seat ut FestaiS falls, (aiso on the cas-, side of
The river,) on smaller tract attached to the
above, containing about p acres, all in tim
Der, 70 be sold with the same
On the larger tract, are about 20 acres
prime river bottom, ell IN cultivation. nome
Of II subject 60 be overaowsd-and from 10
TO 100 Of cleared upland. The balance IL ali
IN timber, an&Pretty well clothed. This, so
considerable properties of river bottom.
and large quantity Of timber, and the aitua.
tion, immediately on the river, only a few
miles sboes HsrPcrs-Perry, with the recene
location OF the Winchester and Potomac rais
road, along the opposite side OF the river. (of
The speedy completion Of which, TO unto
with the Baltimore rail road, and Chesapeako
ana ONO canal at lfarpers-Ferry, there now
seems no doubt,) adds greatly TO the vaIue OF
tho TSset- The landing, too Of wtnt Z c.Il-
ed Keyes' Ferry, on the east side. belop9S io
this tract. There Is also good Ford Just at
me Aiil Seat, which ssai Is supposed not in
fsrboE to any on the Shena adoah river
u had been long anxiously reserved by Mr..
FsiFfazs with the view, IL 10 said, Of esiabIl.h.
ing Foundry there.
The increasing value Of FivermilIs In thfssee-
tson, owing TO the gradual failing Of the small
streams Of the country, and the increase OF
production, Is thought to enhance, very aueh.
ms eligible seat for the purpose Of mer-
chant min, or factories Of any kind. The
Improvements are . tolersblc Loo HoUs.'
BARN, he.
IsFSp II sats.--Ooe third eaS. az, %
lance, one-third m one yeers y..,. -,
two, aod remaining third bond wiih .s... sssa
OF trust on premisea.enfs ~S"itys
Tor The deferred pOsERT LUCAS
g., So, Spssial Cs-sny.
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OLIVER 81 ON.
- ESPECTFULLY informs his friend. and
IL the public that he has commenced the
CABINET DUsIl11SS
oo ms own account, 10 the came shop formerly
occupied oy his brother and himself-any
work entrusted to his care will be executed
With ncatness and despatch.
Charicstown, August 8, 1899.
N. b. He tenders his grateful thanks TO his
oid customer and the public for the liberal
patronage extended to him heretofore. and
hopes, by strict attention TO hi, business. 20
merit continuance.