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The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18

The Hon. James Buchanan, late minis- ter to the Court of St. Petersburg, has arri- ved at Philadelphia, from Liverpool. This gentleman has been about a year from home band receives from the public Treasury $22,- 500.
 Among the recent arrivals Tn this city are c!a:s:-:s.of,ac:. H::sAcs Esq !a..e Represents tive of the United States at the Court of Sweden, and Baron Behr, his Belgian Ma jjesty's Minister to the |. States. ". Int. .accident.-The New-O Orleans Bulletin states that McLouis Daunoy, city Marshal, was accidently shot on Thursday, 3lst ut. by one of his own negroes, whilst on fowl ing expedition some miles below the city.
 Case of John 1T. Plea;aafs.
 Judge Brokenbrough's opinion in this case is published in the last Enquirer. He pro- nounced the power assumed by the Court of Alexandria to compel the attendance of citizens of the commonwealth to testify in municipal cases, unlawful; and ordered the immediate discharge of Mir. Pleasants; a decision, the justice of whichis apparent at a glance.-Lmchburg Tirginian.
 HC DHCCtolc ot tiIC DdIih Ol tll6 United States, in this city--as we learn have, for some days past, assisted in reliev- ing the pressure in money matters, by in- Ecreasing their discounts. This is gratify- ing evidence that they do not permit the un- friendly course pursued towards the Bank, by the present Administration of the Gov ernment, to affect their disposition to pro- mote the welfare of their fcllow-citizens.
 Baltimore paper.
 We understand that Mir. fletcher and T. P. Moore, have both started for Washing ton city.-O Olipe Branch.
 Two hundred thousand dollars were re- gently drawn from the Branch Bank U. s. at Washington, by the Government to aid the Bank of the Metropolis.
 It is proposed in the New York papers, to make a ship canal of eight miles around the Falls of Niagara. The project is said 10 be wholly feasible, and at comparatively little expense. Such a canal would, 1t is thought. secure to New York the trade of Ontario. Phildd. Infel. If ever you see man lounging about taverns, spouting politics for the edication of the uninitiated, rest assured he has no money to lend.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18

Appointment by the President.--BENJ. FRANKLIN BUTLER, of the State of New York, has been appointed Attorney General of the United States, to succeed R. B. Fancy, resigned.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18

The Steamers Compromise and .Nsle are both looked for hourly, at this place, but the river is still tow, and there have been no arrivals for some weeks.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18

iMPnuDENT spEED.-The New York Gazette of Friday, says, that s'passengers arrived yesterday from Philadelphia, by the Camden and Amboy rail road, in six hours and thirty-fve minutes"
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18
Notice.

\ LL persons having demands against the "A Estate of Mrs. ANN SMITH, deccascd, of Pulaski county, are hereby requested to present them for payment If they are not presented within twelve months from this date. they will be barred l; and all those inde bied to the Estate, will please to come forward, and make payment.
 G. +. SMITH,
 MADISON SMITH. Little Rock, Dec 18th, 1883. 3w-37
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18

The Convention for for the purpose of # alter ing the Constitution of the State of Fem nessee, will meet at Nashville, on the Sd Monday in May next.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18

Two weeks since, we published a cer- tain epigram upon our good Governor, him of all the Arkansas, which immediately tick led the fancy of the solemn Editor of the Gazette prodigiously, and he determined in- continently to insert it in his paper. Then came Prudence, and whispered ill his ear, that he might offend the Governor by so do- ing-reminding him, at the same time, that he had never before been known to publish aword against any one in power. Compro- mising, therefore, between the two impul- ses. he rebukes and condemns the epigram. and inserts 1t. Now, notwithstanding his grave denunciation of 1t, we do most con scientiously assert, that he enjoyed il as a good thing, and delighted to plague the Governor by republishing it--withal, quiet ing his conscience, good man! by rebuking the reverence of it's author.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18
COMMERCIAL.
From Lcry's Neac Orleans Price Cwrem of Non IH


 Of .Nop. l6. The Mississippi continues at low water mark.
 CoTToN.--Since our last remarks, and during the week, the market has been active; the sales of the week amounting to near l6,000 bales, embracing portions of every description on hand. Among the sales, we notice particularly the following, which will suffice to give correct view of the ops eratlons of the week, yiz:-36o0 bales at i4 5-S; 100 at l5; 50 at 16; 90 at Ii; 600 at Is; 1900 at IA 3-4; 2S00 at Il; $500 at IA 5-S cents per lb.-all Louisiana and Mississippi; and about 5000 bales Western District Tennessee, at prices, siz:--12 IA, l2 l-2, 12 3-4 and 13 cents per ID. The purchases have been for the different Eu- ropean markets, as formerly, and a portion for Coastwise ports. We hare nothing filr@ ther to add in relation to the relative views of sellers and buyers, except that the latter look forward to still further reduction: the decline, since we last gave specific quota tions, has been about 3 cents per lb. on every description. Arrived since the Sth inst. of Louisiana and Mississippi 6,22s bales; Lake 66-together, 16,295 bales.- Cleared in the same time, for Liverpool 1240: Havre ITO; New York 257; Phila- delphia 229-together 2496 bales-making an addition to stock of l3,799 bales, and leaving on hand, inclusive of all on ship board not cleared on the l4th inst. stock of S3,3sS bales.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18
pr. MARTIN FI. ". MA11ON,

Dr. MARTIN FI. ". MA11ON, EAS removed from Van BuFon. 4rraw- H ford county, to Fayetteville, Wash lngton county, where he tenders his pro- tessionai services to the citizens of Fay ettevilie and the surrounding cenntry---- lie can be found at hls office in Fayette- vile, when not professionally absent.-- He intends keeping large and general assortment of
 Ei5SSff aarr aarrG--S@--r
 Paints. Oils. Sc. Which will be sold unusually cheap, at
 wholesale s.r- rct Van Buren, November 25th, 1883.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18

We are most heartily glad that the fame of the great Orator of Conway is extending itself, and that his immense effort on the Wolf Bill is already copied into sundry pa pers; but we put it to the Editor of the Nash vile Banner, whether tis just, that we, who published to the world that great defence oI the rights of frontier men, and of frontier works, should be deprived of our well earn ed honor, because the said Editor chooses to credit the .arkonsas GaSette, instead of our own humble paper, and we call upon him to be more circumspect for the future.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18

United States of .4meyira,) Territory of .4rkansas, Cons0ay coisnty--ScT. Conway county Circuit Court, September
 Term, 1853. Samuel Plumer. PLAINTIFF.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18

The official returns of the election for rorSry JUDGE in this County have not :. hoen opened. We understand, howev- ,hat tl,e vote stands asfollows. viz.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18

uu,ooceforward, we shall continue regu- : |. to publish such laws, passed at the -. ' General Assembly, as are of public in- ,.,est and importance. Our readers will f,J one on the first page.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11
CO.lCN .IEfNE.Y'G.

HVIiE subscriber tenders his grateful thanks
Il TO his friends aud the public for the IL
beral patronage heretofore received, and is
determined, IL prices TO suit the times. and
strict attention tn business, are any IN
ducements, Ia merit further favors frou
generous public. Having selected a 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. lie has attached 10 his
establishment a Coach Smith Shop, and is
therefore enabled TO make and repair steel
Springs Of all sorts; and furnish work " ith
puncuaiiy, and at a lower price than for
merry.
CarryaRs Of all sorts on hand suitable for
any purpose.
Old Carriages. Gigs, &c. SC. taken in ex-
change for better ones. All sorts of work
IN his line repaired at-any notice, and at fair
prices.
Silver and Brass Mounting kept on hand :;
and if Kirk haint got 'em, hcil git en-.
e. Has shop is two doors e ast of the Stage
Once NJ. &. KIRK.
Shepherdstown, May 30, 1888.
n. B.-1hree Apprentices will be taken 10
the above business, if immediate apple alton
DO made. Boys from II 20 l6 years Of age
will meet with tolcrable chance
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11

EA/ ANTED, Immediately. large guam
w tity of the following kinds Of Tim
Der, in logs;
IeLioV and JPhife Pine,
al kinds Of Oak,
Poplar, Birds-eye, Curl,d and Suga,
NJpie,
Uih Cherry. Hdinuf. .4sh,
Hickory, and Locust.
For timber Of this description, the CASH.
and fair price according 10 length and
quality, will be given, when 70 iNered at
liarpcrs-ferry.
e7~The maple, cherry, and walnut, should
be dug M, and the tops cut OF abe Il three fee1
above the forks. An additional price will he
paid for the forks and root ends, II dug np
carefully.
eT-Soantling, &c. can be furnished 10 bill
at a short notice.
JOSEPH l.. SMITH, Sole .qg,n,
July &, 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11

NiRoiNiA, 40 WIT:
At rule. holden "a the Clsrk's Onice Of IA. Cir.
cut Superior Count e Las uid Charr,rv r.
1elrrso" county, tir irst NOujsy ~ MayisJs
H1+a@ ". LosuTr and J-s8- Boyg,.
PLAISTirTs,
AGAINST
'"Hitr' L1ber'g. nl6 Caa,p4ge LaErf al
w"H.'a'7J lrth ne MI 4naipscIsI Jbs.s0,
Lgge'tp, d~cH Du,SS,.,,.
~ CHANCTRY.
FHVlEdefendan,, Samuel Lageriy. not b,v.
- "g r''r'rd lU' appearance, and e,,en s,e,-
NY ~'f0rhs o. tr at e 49,, niilv nnd the r,t.
u'i' COURT shi q appearing ~ s.t,,fsrtar,
'"He.ef hst hr isnotan iDi.-L,t.,i a ill.,. ,,.,,
~. = ',a 'N", thai IA I'D def, ntisui Do -.
'".e'' We biiI ~ ilr pl4int,Fs. sol t.,ats co,
% 'h'' order b. rthv 49, iuscrtra ia s,,. rr. (.
p'per puDl'shrd iu Char. st,vn. fof tao ma. .
'iees,'i'tly. sod posted u he ffont lo.r of a..
'o'r''hO1sc ~ thr sid t5vn Il Charleaouo
y copy rst-
May -, 1888. NV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11
FOR S.TLE.

a TRACT Of LAND, purchased of Ca
LA leb Sale, containing 26l acres. well
watered, and has two or three fine springs
The Turnpike road from Baltimore via Shep-
herI''own to Winchester, will pass through
II when finished.
Also, another Tract, containing $50 acres,
lying on the same road. and bounded by One
'luon creek, with between 30 and 40 acres OF
inc bottom, apd has or good springs--one
white sulphur, very much frequented dur
ing the season, and flowing out of large
nat rock all around il. One Of these farms is
bounded by the main road, and il well i'm
proted--boih lying in Frederick county-is
S'eh numbered, and has = quantity Of meadow
on each farm.
Also, another small lot of Land, in the
same county, and on the same road. contain
Ios , acres, one half meadow, the balance In
hne timber. This tract would suit trades
man, cooper, shoemaker, or any person only
wanting small lot. There is a spring and
running water on it.
Also, another Tract, containing $40 acres
lying IN Morgan county, and on the Potomac
river oil IN timber. As the canal will pass
along the bottom through the land, IL will
he very valuable, and the timber will be in
great demand.
Also,ano'herTract, containing sO'seres. living
on e-main road from Martinsburg 10 Eia,b
"ith dwelling house and cellar. and small
orchard. About 80 acres are cleared, and S
OF acres Of meadow, and has good spring
and running water on IT, This property would
answer for public house, as il - about half
way.
These lands will be sold low, and ! will
'ake N payment, Negroes or money.
any person wishing TO purchase, may APP
ply TO the subscriber living in Jefferson conn.
~, Virginia, on the main road leading fror,
ShePherdstown to Winchester, add within I
miles Of Middleway.
Feb 81, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11

\ Bue Sab.si!u'e.-An elderly lady, few
Gays since, entered a dry good store, laid her
Iarasoi on the counter, and proceeded TO exa-
mine some goods. After she had purchased
what she wanted, she took the yard stick, and
holding II erect, walked out Of the store, much
TO the astonishment and amusement Of the
clerks Crossing the street, the san began to
,corch her Observation-Disclosures. looking
UP she observed her error. and exclaimed
Bless my soul, ! thought ] hadn't my own
parssol-I never knew thai to fail in rain or
sunshine W-I Bali. Tisiter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11

Defnifies were passing our Of.
hce the other day, deeply engaged an couv-r-
-,llon when one said 10 the ether: Bin.
what do the volks moan by a sciiehr a witcl;'
answered Bill, a witch why, Bob, don't
you know what a witch Is YETI A witch is n
Kind Of Wizard.' But rejoined Bob, Il
don't know that you mean by q wizard a
wizard" cried Bill, opening his eyes in asto-
nishment at his friends ignorance, u wizard
s-s-a s0ri ofs ,oieh" tCtniral Csursnf.
THE boy, in our opinion, (says the u. S.
Gazette made out very well. We looked in
the definition OF sulphur and learned that i,
was : birthstone Here was a clue TO the
matter, and so VIC turned back upon the Leaves
to sec how brimstote should be defined, be-
cause that would settle the question ut once.
and we discovered that birthstone was sui
yaur.1
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FRESH rRu1Ts. sc. so.

hANOLs, Lemons, Raisins. Flrs Crane
~ Ds'es, fmnes, Curraht., sultahhA. 10
soa Nes' Almonds, iilbrrts, Gfound Pea.
tlm nuts, finger Nuts, Lasish " aluuts
L'4uof''e Paste. JuJubc Paste, Capcrs. An
eno''es' scotch terfinRs. Cr1ckegs. Citeron.
ehocois'c Drops Bon Boos. Tamarnds. Cor
mas Isars, Tobacco. Moco5ay, scotch and
haPPce Snuh hPices. COnicctionATy, Iarxe
assSItment--N iaea, Liquors. Sc. &c. o. hand
aud lot sale, By ADAM YoLNg. jr
H.. Dyvggaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11

VIE Stockholders Of the smithheld.
CharlesioWn, and Harpers-Ferry Turn
PIKE Company" are respectfully notified, that
ihe following instalments are required 10 be
pad 70 Humphrey Keyes, Esq. Treasurer Of
Tue Company, upon those subscriptions the
whole of which have not heretofore been
called In, 10 wit; An instalment o( as per
share on the lst days respectively Of each az
ihc months Of June. July, August, September.
October, November, and December. ensuing
By order Of the Board.
April o5, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11

ne'srs. UiAian Coyie and HYHiam
Moore, AdminisiTafoys Of IC,D;o,a
CoyLs, declared.
ss--iou will please take notice. that on
- saturday che 10Th day Of July, between
- 1919 ., 10 o'clock In the forenoon and 2
80" -. :" " afternoon Of SAID day, shall
persons. ~ The ofee Of Ms,,sr
Worthinston, IN Charlestown u ~ rsoo 60,
" Va, rclstlve 10 the natter, ~ .ces,,,., ~.
tween us, referred 70 said Master Co..
sioner, IN she suit brought by yo1' ,n,e.'a,s
end bow prosecuted By you against me \, AZ,
Circuit superior Court Of l.aw and Cb,,es-.
tos The county Of JsGsnon, on The Cbsoes,,
side. IAuFS pV.s''J
June %. 1922 ."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11
A GENERAL AsscRTNRxr OF
Liquors and Groceries.

French Brandy, peach and apple ditto Jan,;e.
and Ne~-EngIsnd Rum; HoIlsnd and domestic
Stn. hye W hiskey, Madeira, sherry, Red Port.
Lisbon, and Malaga Wines, gun po, der. impe,
r,Al, yo1ng and old hyson Teas; loaf and brown
sugar. Jaws, arong green, Rio, and iisvans Cot
iec; spice. pepper. cloves, cinnamon, mace. nut
megs, alum, indigo, madden. rice, raiaips, al
mond,, msekerel, herring, shsd, and Goldfish,
sugar house, N. y. and w. l. Mol.sses, Liver.
pool, blown and ground alum Salt; sperm Can
Slesi mould and dipped DO castle, white aud
9to~n soap Also, Paints, Dye Stuffs and Me
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11
TERA.IN.G

NiE public are respectfully informed that
- al kinds Of TUNING, IN Wood. brass.
IRON and steel-slso. Turning Iathss Scrrv
rates stocks, TAPS and b -. Bench screw,
si ""-'d % IRON Mill screws, &c. SC, can b.
u"ne 20 The best manner, ard az the shortest
,g,lSe' ~ the establishment on thc island Of
'fsnius, near Harpcrs-Ferry.
May ?. is33.--u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11
THE
GLOBE TAVERN.
at H7RPERS-FERRY, va.


On Shenando0h-.Sf.)
III prepared to accommodate, in the most
IL agreeable manner, company trave ling to
and from this place. The House is spacious,
and has recently undergone various repairs,
adding TO its convenience and agreeableness
The public generally shall receive the most
satisfactory accommodations, and generous
support is confidently expected by their hum
bic servant, JOHN FITZSIMMoNS.
May l6, l633.-tf.
N. B.-Private families, travelling, can be
accommodated. IF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11

VIRGINIA, 10 MI
~ Ruics hol.rn ia the Ci-,ks ctsc- oetss I..-
enit Superior Ccuit 1f l,1a AZ s...s,t, H.
Jefferson CQUEty. the fast MSndsy in junr
tS3S: 1870
DAVID Murphy aud Maria bis ~ifc.-a d.neL,,-
OF Joseph and iydis Duekw.Ii, Deceased ,nd
Wesley Duek~sll, PLu>r,,r,
-3C.?LN.ST
james Keenan, and Rhcds Am l.is wife Tbor,,
Duck~sli. john Davk%sll. Joseph Du,k..u
~ Rebcoes D'',k-%iI, (th. .a,d Ihom.s. Job,,
Joseph. and Robc e,a, tSIas inf-stsl Warner
w. lhrockmotiou, Mana H. pa-~. Cur.,,,r
tensAnts .ic, a the personal estate Of Jo<sph
Duek~Al', deed, snd administrator IL L,,ia
DackwAll, deed, DAFIxnAxTs.
IN CUANCRgY
I'HE defendant, Thomas Duckwan. moi
4 having catered his appearance, and NV
en- security aesording 10 the act OF assembly and
Tue rules OF this eSuEt AID il appearing by salts.
factory etideGec il..l lac - not ~ nhasiiant cl
this 0uuairy. u IL oci.,c3 that the sid defrn
dsit do spvesr here or The FIRST day or tho neS,
term, and snsSrr the I'LL of the I,laintiff,, ar.,
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted an
some newspaper J'nLbshsd IN Chsiirs,own, To-,
two mo"ths snceessi'cly. snd posted Il the froi,
door VI rc eourt-housr ia said tow q Charlc.
town. 4 eorv--TeN.
ROBERT L. BROWN.
June -. 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11
fIsm d. H.seAe,..e..Y ~, J.,y.

OF T. G. uSDSr, egHr.
Oh. exc upon yoa hrdlisuf se.r,
Aad give q thoaghf 60 oees
Nhe. thylxh In diss.ns lands, sfAr.
Win sigh tor th.c alone
Aud il.oa ~ii MOI forget the hours
Which Sc have spout toEether>-
Moment. like sunshine. mid the showers
That fsll In ~inhy weather.
Oh, gaze upon its lovely light,
A cloud il gathering DER H.:
Cur fcrtune Was but nov n bright,
A.,i sorrovs nov obscure IL,
R,t see. the cloud hass, passed away,
!, shines ~ bright ~ ever
f.nsdl-l can no longer stay
We paIt--but not forever.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11

HvilE subscriber has just received, and Is
- now opening, At his Drug and Medicine
Store IN Shcpherdstown,a large supply Of fresh
DRUGS & ndEDI0INES, 40.
which he odcrs 10 tho public as the very best
articles in bis line which the market affords
being selected by himself with great care and
attention, it is unnecessary 20 enumerste them;
II Will DO sufficient TO say ibat every article
an his line Of business can 20 had Of the very
best aud purest quality, and nj a moderate
advance. All ordess from ply sicians viii be
thankfully received and atieade Z 10 " ith care
and despatch.
The subscriber. having been regularly rais-
ed To The drug and medicine business, and
confining his attention entirely TO It, uncon-
necied with any other branch, calculates with
somc degree OF confidence upon the support
Of an enlightened and liberal community.
He would also remark, that having confined
himself strictly, for the last two or three
years, To the study Of the science Of Physic,
and particularly TO thatpart Immediately CON
nected with his business, he feels pre- pa fed 10
prescribe the proper use Of all medicines
which he NAV DO called upon for. lie would
also express his acknow gments for that n
mount Of support already afforded to him in
his business. 4. A. MCNEIL.
The subscriber has become agent for the
sale Of p. O'Neiii's celebrated .f.tTI-RHEU-
-MfTIC MEDICINE, n sovereign remedy
FOR the Rheumatism. For Testimonials and
certificates ofcures performed by this valuable
medicine, call at the subscribers Drug and
Medicine Store, Shephvrdstown.
+. A. MCNEIL
shepher6stown, April ls, ls33.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11

TIRCilLL, JO mr..
~ ruirs holden ia ,',c Clerks Office &C the Cir
cnit Superior Court Of taN aud Chancery for
JoRrraon county, the arI Monday in Juur,
1855:
I'igfads CriSes, PLiISrIFr.
ne lLN-ST
Iho7'a7 .NnioDy ard Josrsi T. R.i,scg, and. a.
frra Crgets, Charlie II f.ss and HaLter
IhngyoH Ggeffs aud taITlaslc,.S ofl!e Cles.
opeaIe aud ohio Canal ContGnr,
DSFgSpLSrS,
~ CfiASCERY.
IlilE defendant, Thomas Mahony. not kav-
- ins entered his appea ranec, and given
security acecrtiing To the Of assembly aud the
rules OF THIS court: and II appearing by sssfeto
~ evidence that lac - not sn inlsab,tant of his
country: is ordered that the said defendant Do
appear here on the fret DAY Of tie neat term. and
answer the bill OF tl,e plaintiff; aud ,t.s, cow
oil tins order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published VA Charlcsio~n. Tor two months
suecessivriy, and posted at the front door of the
eour'-house IN the said town cf Cllarlestoxn.
y eopy-Iest-,
June 90, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11
VIRGINIA, 10 WTr,

VIRGINIA, 10 W.T.:
40 rules holden ~ the Clerks Otsic~ of the Cir
cut Superior Court II i4,u aud CHANGER, for
Jefferson county, the first Monday ia June,
1885:
Js.n Craze, PIArSrtrr
.1G.3LN.ST
JohH BAD Jefi ard Re6ecca Hickman,
DE4sSDAyrs,
N CIiNCERY.
TNiE defendant. john Blackford, not hay
u INK entered Lis appearance, and given
secntitN according 90 The act CT assembly aud the
rules oi ihis court aud 1t appearing by saisf.e-
tor. evidence that lac - not an insb,,srt OF hi.
country: Il ordv~!, Tint tie said defendant do
apPeai hare tie lar; day 81 ,h,. newt term. and
answer the bali of tlir plaintiff, and that copv of
'h's order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
pr published IA Chsrlvs'oWn, for two monih.
suees ssi'eiy, and posted a. thc iInnt door Of tho
eouti-hou'c IA the sad town Of Chsrlc.town.
y ooPy-Tes,r.
ROBERT L. Brown.
Jane ~, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11

t, auie-, Prunelia Boots, Shoes add Slippers
purple Md Shoes Moroeeo, calf asd ssai .t,o
o'soi Sen,iemsns boots, Bootees, calf, Morocco
$40 seal skin Pumps snd Shes; elf AMI kin
sionFossi black and buG buekskin ditto, gentle
nsns Slippers Se~ed snd pegged Irognns--to-
..''I,, 30 assoFtmehto o. misses md children =
AZ OF whieh are selling ~ very low prices. a.,
sssh' az 90 liberal credit 10 D,IaetuaI sIeslrys-
nc public are respectfully invited to e.ii sn,i
examine the Slosk -'''
.. J. r. HAMTRAMCK.
shepherdstovn. May rs. Iall.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11
LUMBER YARD.

and is now prepared TO supply all demands
for seasoned Whife and Ksiioic Pine PLANK,
either inch, inch, l inch, IL inch, l 4 inch,
or inch-also, 4 inch and inch Poplar
Plank. Fencing Boards, Shingles, white and
yellow pine, oak and poplar Joist, with a va
riety OF other lumber usually kept in lumber
yards.
Having laid in at present supply Of 9OO,-
600 FEET, piled with sticks, in addition
TO arrangements made for the future, he can
assure the public that general stock Of Luu.-
Ter will be kept up At his yard, where they
can be furnished on the most reasonable terms
J. r. HAMTRAMCK.
Shcpherdstown, June 90, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-11

Some OF the Editors appear quite savage
because young lady kissed Black Hawks
scn--what if she did, An old lady kissed
COW once, and no one was offended but the