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To .apOsheearies = Drug
giSfs.


UvHE subscriber wishes 20 dispose of his
- APoTHEOARY and D2Uo
STORE, In Mzrtinsburg. This establish
uent consists OF n complete and we'll select
ed assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuff,
Paints, Groceries, and Fancy .irfieies. lie feels
warranted in saying, that long acquaintance
with the business Of an Apothecary has en-
abled him 20 select articles in his line, Of cx-
ccllcnt qualities, and at moderate rates The
establishment, rs it stands, will be sold on
highly advantageous tcrms-and the purcha.
ser may ut once carry on the business, with
out the trouble Of forming a new assortment
OF the great variety Of articles belonging To
the trade.
The Terms can be known by application
to the Subscriber living in Martinsburg, Berke-
ley county, Va.
J. X. JANNEY.
March II, lS33-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21
.vHsr York Lottery,

IIlss NO. U-fo &c draWn on " edncsdsl
May lst, i-J3.
&2J,OOO, HIGnEsr PRIzE.
Tickets S6-I.owest Prize 81.
S25. 900. 5000, 1000, 5000, 10 OF
1000. &c. Amounting TO S22S, 800.
A package Of - whole tickets by eertiii-
cate, $40.
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.NRaH Firm.

1--WE subscriber respectfully tenders hi,
grateful acknowledgment TO his hume
rous friends and customers for the liberal pa.
tronage he has received as merchant, and
take. great pleasure in informing the public
that he has taken into co.partnersbip Messrs
John Fi=sisumons and .vagnHs r. Snodgrass -
The style Of the firm will be JosEpu l.. Rus.
SELL K Co., who hope, by strict attention tc
business, 10 merit a continuance Of that pa
tronage heretofore bestowed on
JOSEPH l.. RUSSELL.
March 81, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

This Famous Race Horse and sophia.
Stallion,
H As been selected by Col WIN. n. John
II son TO take the place Of Lord Byron, al
my stable near Baitlotown, Frederick county.
Va. for the next season. For particulars, SEQ
Winchester papers, aud baudbills. " L,ch show
his colts 10 be mile horses Of high grade,
though from Inferior mares
JOSIAH WM. WARE.
March ~, 1919.
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Notice.

ALL persons arc forewarnel from trust
ing my son, Washington Cor, on my account,
as ! am determined to pay no debts Of his
contracting after this date
JOSHUA cox.
March 81, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21
THOMAS boswell
Jaxuaar 2s,b. "a,

JsvUAaE 18th, 49,.
do heFehy certify, ihs, the Rscy horse.
tTsihe,goi by scr Charles. rsised BY Thomss
boswell. q Hanover oouaiy. has run May
honest Fsces-but never sac him bfoHght 70
the held bot once IN good order Then h
beet Col William Johnson's borss cld
tod. which cost fons thousand dollars, snd
VIZ Hector Dsvis's Dolly Diso", i'sil s'sisf -
ally Hornet Tbs rsce as run 81 FsHteld.
Isiven under ny hssd.
JANIS e. DICKINSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21
TO CnbiMef-.unEers.

1ENiIE subscriber wishes to employ Jour
n ReymaD CabiDst-Aiaker, who y a good
workman. and of steady habits. The situa-
tioa fOr such one, will be made very desi-
rabie. JOSEPH LINENS.
Sn,ithfelh. Marrh ~. Is11- II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

We perceive there will be pretty active
canvass for the Legislature in the neighbour
ing county Of Frederick, rs well rs in our
own. Messrs. John B. d. Smith, Richard
w. Barton, and John B. Earle, the late wor-
Thy and respectable delegates, orc again on
The turf; and Messrs. John Wall, ST., James
Gibson, James Bowen, Nash L. Gordon. and
Samuel II. Davis. CHE late efficient and Ia.
Tented editor Of the Winchester Republican. J
have also taken the field.
In reference TO Col Smith, we learn tia,
ne too (as well a. oursclO has been made the
object Of denunciation, on account of some
OF bis Vows sDd conduct in the late trying
session. We frankly confess n felIow-feel-
ing for him, and desire TO see him sustain.
cd by his constituents. What though acme
Of them do differ with him as to certain poli.
teal doctrinesi will they discharge mar
who has been useful TO them, In matters in.
VolVing their real and substantial interests
DO they forget his course upon the slare ques.
ton. when their property was hazarded, Dc
they forget their Rail Road appropriation
We happen to know that Col. Smiths stand.
ing with the members East Of the mountains
had great influence in disarming intended
opposition to that appropriation. We deem
This statement but an act Of sheer justice t.
him. and tribute which We would cheerful
" Pay to any one similarly eiseumstanced.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21
Notice.

HAVING appointed Mr.. Henry wIsExu
II u my general agent to settle up my books
notify all persons indebted TO mt 90 pa,
their respective accounts to hun or close
them by note.
DAVID KEPL.NGER
March 81, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21
A earn

ed By the late Anti Notification meeting of this
county, ss 10 be placed the bead OF the commit
tee appointed 10 drsft resolutions, &c, and Who
did alone DRAFT thetwo resolutions commented up-
on 10 IN editorial article Of the last weeks Free
Press, takes this method Of saying TO his friends
and others vho have felt and expressed On interest
IN the matter. Why that article has nos been more
particularly noticed.
He eonfesses that he, in common with MANY
others, read that article with deeply mortified
feelings, not unmingied With some measure Of In
dignaaion; and that under these feelings, he had
prepared defensive article. at length, IN reply.
Oratihed, however, 20 receive assurances boih
public and private, that the spirit and intent Of the
article have been miseonceved and that il was no,
designed 70 hold up either himself or hi, 100 en-
dorsers, In the attitude Of detraeting ridcule Le
cheerfully resumes those kindly feeiinrs which
before subsissed between the editor aud himself
One word further, on the subject Of thos. rrso-
lutioos- Whoever win take the trouble 90 revert
20 them, will End that they do not fail 70 recon-
mend "that every resource Of consolidation should
he exhsasted towards oar erYink breshre, of south
Csroiina;" and that il was only in the event Of the
failure OF these means, that they declare on which
side Of the eoofiiei would feel Il COR duty "a
rsiiy-presentng. in fact, In one hand the olive
branch, In the other the svortl--a course of rus,
policy, which, thanks 90 the patriotic wisdom al
our huiers. sod especially TO that D-iiverer Sc
soeh uune a. hss country. the iliustFious CLAY
cot above ell, 20 The Almighty Being Who direct,
the destinies Of Nations. -has restored Peace 20
the country, and liz up the fire Of patriotic low ia
e'eFJ near March -, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21
RED ROVER.
AS

Y>HE splendid and thorough horseRed
- Rover, GILL stand the spring season .,
the stable OF John Lsmon. al Bunter's. Hill,
the three hS days Of the week, and the
balance OF the time st the stable of samuel
Cameron. st the Cross Roads, leading from
Chsrlestown 20 smi,hheld. and will be let 10
msres on the following terms-SlO cash the
singh leap; Si5 the season. discharged =,
the payment Of si2 so. IL paid before the
lst day OF July nex', and s25 insurance
Parting With mare or irregular attendance
~ the stands forfei's the insurance. In ever,
case so cents cash TO the groom. Any gen.
Ieman putting five rnares, shall have the fifth
gratis. good pas,uragc. OF grain and bay, 10,
mares, to be had Of either stand, on moderate
terms. Care viii be taken 20 prevent acc,.
dents or escapes, but we viii not be account.
able should any happen.
RED ROVER
u u beautiful red sorreI, l5E hands high, S
years old this spring. and is ono Of Sir Charles
tsvori'e colts. His sire and dam en,i,le him
to rank among the first horses in Virgins,
and no doubt he would have proved himself
a. such; bu, unfortunately, after running bis
first race. which he won in fine style, he vas
sold. and VAS bought by Mr.. Boissesu, Who
took him off the turf; at which time. il vas
thought he was able to run with any colt Of
his age. JOHN LaNON,
SAMUEL. CAMERON.
March 81, 1855
PEDIGREE.-REb Rov IN. the property az
Mr. Bosseau. and raised by MIR. baker u
Chesterfield. was sired by SIR CHARLES.
who was sired by Sir Aroby. out Of = Citizen
marc tsce American Turf Register his dam
by the imported horse Oh: -. :. out Of Celia.
by old wildair; grand dam TIE celebrated Old
mare Lady Bollingbrook. who was by PantA.
loon; *. grand dam, Csdz. by wormiey'-
King tierod, son Of Fearnaught;g x grand
dam. Prim Rose, by Dove. x. K. x grand
dam by O,bello. son Of Crab. gig g.S
dam, Col Tasker's imported mare Selma, BY
the Godolphin Arabian.
BENJAMIN MOODY,
1 WA. x. JOHNSON.
Feb. -. 1855.
The above pedigree, given by Mr. John
son and Mr.. Moody, know to be peri, ell,
correct. having owned several Of Lady BoI
ingbrook's stock. which ! always thought We
~ highly OF. Red Rover is full brother e
Hugo. who 10 . race horse Of the frs, ortleI
and standing JAMES J. HARRISON,
| ErirGef from Mr.. Boisseau's letter So ,cor
as Mr. Baker returns from the South, I vii
get certificates OF Red Rover's race. and time
OF running; also7o the high standing and re
putstion Of his dam; she is now IS years old
and could no, be bought for $500.
r. r. ROUSSEAU.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21
IN POTOMAC STREET.

'U>iIE subscriber respectfully informs the
IL citizens of Harpers-ferry and its vicinity.
that he has just returned from the Eastern
Markets, and is now opening handsome as
sortment Of new style
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21
For Sale,

A KILN OF FRESH LIME-part Of il j,
IA White Lime, for plasiering.
ALFRED +. 'MAGlI.L.
March 81, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21
100000, 10000, 5.l6O.
.N11f, York TOfferu.

&C Number Lottery, 10 drawn ballots.
Class No. ITO Toe drawn on Wednesday,
April I'd, 1888
$40. 600. 10000, 5,IGO, 5000, 30 Of
1000, 30 of 500, 40 Of 500, sc.
67-Tickets sl0,-I.owest prize sl2.,<9
GA package of - whole tickets will cost
sl0s; Half an! Quarter packages in pro-
portion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21
PUBEYC SALE,

PUBLIC SALE.
X"iLL be sold, at public sale, at the
w late residence Of Jacob Show, dec d.
six miles from Shepherdstown, near Sucke 5
landing, on Monday the Is, day Of .ipriI nsyf,
the following
Property, ia Wit:
-Four head Of work Horses, and one Colt.
Stock Cattle, fresh Mich Cows,
30 head Of HOgs-3 Sheep.
One Wagon, Ploughs and HarrOws,
Farming Utensils of every description,
Household and Kitchen Furniture of every
kind,
Corn in the crib--Grain in tho ground.
About IS bushels of Rye,
30 barrels Of Flour in the miII,
Bacon and Lard.
A tedit OF FIVE months will be given on all
sums Of and above five dollars, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security. All sum,
under five dollars, the cash will be required.
Sale to begin early in the day.
JOHN SHOW,
HENRY SHOW, ia" ~
March 81, 1893.
o. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, will present them. properl,
authentic atcd, for settlement. All pcTson.
indebted, will please come forward and settle
Immediately. ). Il o. ). .idm'rs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

sT-Orders from any part Of the u. States
will receive the same attention as on personal
application. When $40 and upv ards are re-
mitted. postage need not be paid
Sylvester Is regularly licensed by the seve-
raj States in which he has Offices, Cat New
York, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Nashville, and
New orlcans3 thus all tickets issued from
his office arc genuine and guaranteed by the
Managers.
'.'For capital prizes, orders from the coun-
try must be adjressc'i To
y. ~. Sytresser,
Feb. %. 1855. BAurIxoas
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QA&Da
DIR. OVsERFFEED

in Charlestown, for the purpose OF at
IL tending to all calls in his profession
Dentistry.
March 81, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

IN Berkeley county, the candidates for the
legislature are Charles }. Faulkner, I'd
ward Cols'on, and Peter Gardner, E.qr,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

CHAALE' ,. PAULSEER, Esq. has declined
poll for Congress in this district
THoHAs CARsKADoN, Rsq. has also declined
IN the LOudOun district, Mr. MEaoEs !, OF
posed b NsTHASIEL TTLER, Esq. SfFauquier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21
THE FREE PRESS.
THURSDAY, MARCH 81.

The paragraph published in our last paper,
referring to the late public meeting in this
county, having been. unexpectedly 10 US, the
instrument Of INJECTING pain upon some Of our
fsflow-eitizens, we promptly made an cxpla-
nation, in the shape Of handful. That ex-
PLANTATION has been perfectly satisfactory to 4
large majority Of those with whom we have
since conversed. The great body Of citizens
who attended that meeting have very audi
bly, manifested their good feelings. and have
unhcsitatingiy acquitted US Of any intention
20 treat them Unexpectedly. full under
standing Of all the circumstances, has con-
vinced them that we were actuatcd by no iu,-
proper motive.
few words are now necessary in relation
10 the irrifer Of the resolves; for we find
they were the work OF but oas gentleman
In our hand-bill, we frankly confessed our in
tention Of giving Aim n palPsble hit-though
in no unfriendly mood towards him-as u re-
taliation for supposed Injuries. That gentle
man having convinced ", during a free in
terchange Of opinions between US, that he had
no thought of doing US wrong, in any thing
he had said or written, We now most cheer.
fully acquit him Of any such design, and with
great re adiness disclaim any desire on our
part Of presenting him to the public in ridi.
culous attitude.
We trust that he and the members gene.
rally, will do US the justice to believe, tha
this article is dictated by no feeling Of timidi
~, but by sense Of propriety. For when
ever conciliatory spirit is manifested to
wards US, we never will be either tarly Of
reluctant in making the amsnde honora5k.-
And though in matters Of dispute, we woul,
"cavil on the ninth part Of hair yet n,
one shall exceed US in pacific disposition
when -olivc-branch is extended.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

$50. 900, 10000, 5000. 10 of 5000.
10 d 1000, 10 Of 800 sc. amouu,
ing 20 $500. $50.
A packagc OF whole tickets, by certificate
cost SI2i-package OF Halves S61-pack-
age Of quarters, sl3-Eighihs ais -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21
BLANKS

~ grtai Isfifly- ~ So q ihii oiFtf-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21
We ". SPRING GOODS

March IL, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
THE GERMANS OF ONO

The German population Of Ohio arc h,r--
dy, frugal, industrious people. They srs
mostly farmers, and mind nobody's bu.ine,.
but their own. Look at their farms. their
orchards, their cattle and horse and YOU " 40
sec what they arc about. They are among
the best practical formers In OHIO. There
u neatnes about their premises, wh.cs
proves them 10 have been we'll instructed an
agriculture, and to understand the most
profitable mode of cultivating the soil. Tho
generally we'll informed they make no parade
Of their knowledge. They are never found
intriguing for Office. They NEEDLE latle with
politics, and yet no set Of men among Us arc
more firmly established in their opinions. IL
error ut any time creeps into the administra-
ton OF the government, they arc not slow i'm
finding IT out They seek for correct infor-
nation.
Plain snd republican in all their notions, tho
Germans OF OHIO desvis, cxtrs, agAncr in every
thing They delight in tiling the soii, and in
using the best means IN bringing q a high state
of pSfrctioh. Their harms are USUALLY filled and
their houses Astounding ia plenty. They drive f.t
horscs, 1--we honestly, and arr, finally, an honor to
any stats country a inhabitants We rvioio..
To learn that the German emigration TO t.ix sthts-
Is still increasing. There are AZ this t,u.c, prol.a
bly,, not less than thirty Thousand voter, In Ohio.
and population OF more than I5o. no of thai in
dnstrious people. CoiUmbtls .S7ranek
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

W WILL offer for sale, on Saturday the 9Th
III inst, at the residence Of WIN. Janney,
BrucetOwn, the following property. convey
cd 10 nae ia trust by said Jsnney, for the be-
neiit % his creditors, which deed - dated the
9th Of March, l533, and of record IN the
county court % Frederick, o. wit:
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
A quality Of fulIed Linsey Cloth, Cassinct,
FLANNEL, and Blanketing,
Corn by the barrel,
Horse, Saddle, and Birdie,
A hrst-rato Cow and Calf,
One template Stove-a quantity Of good
BACON, &c. &C.
A credit until the 1T of September will be-
given on all sums Of s. and upwards, with
Doud and security. FOr sums under -, the
cash viIi be required sale IN commehee
early in tie day, when attendance will be 81
ven by DANIEL CLEMMDNS,
April 4, 1893. Trustee.
?. s.--Aii persons indebted 20 VIM. Jan
ney, will please 10 come forward and settle
shd those having claims will please present
them early ~ Il h indispensably necessary
that the business should BE- closed a. early AZ
possible.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
LINES

LINES
Triksa on the celebration IF ." Pairisks Day
~ nrsaoP ENGLAND.
o! who that has nat wandered FAR
From where he 6rss ,lr,w ,itL air,
Can tell how brigh, the visions arr,
Which still surround cur fancics there
And, oh. his sweet ronnd n.rrnor, = throne,
When time and distance guide the WAY,
To cite the scenes that long have flown,
And view usem o',r on Patri.k's ,lav.
Tho distant from or native -,orr,
And bound b, fortunes stern decree
To tread our native isle no nor.
Still EnIx NC must think of thee,
Il there = heart al Irish nouiI
That does not own the magic sway,
Which prompts the gen'ruus patriot soul,
To celebrate our Patrick slay.
No Ia'ion e'cr at frcedom's shrine,
Has sacrificed much ~ We
Dur blood has flown ia every cline
That raised TIE i,out Of iil,cr1,.
but, oh, will fpsSion nc,cr stnllc,
Or shed the bright aud cheering raw,
10 light once m"r cur native i.le,
Aud raisc oar hopes ou Pa,r'ck's ,l.,'
Yes, Erin, raise thy dropping brow,
And wreath IL with Thy shamrock green,
Go tell tliy proud and l,u'ght, Zoe,
hat shc's no longer oceans queen,
Cdinmbia's banners iin.i on high,
Her eagle scizcs mn it, prov
Then, Erin, wipe th, fearful eve,
And cheer thy hopes on Patrick's day.
Our gallant sons have nobly bought
Coi"uabia's gratitude for thee;
In freedoms cans the, We nobl, fought,
And shed their blood for victory,
Then strike the harp and fill the bowl,
Let " rants gr,iniblc thew NAV
The toast we'll drink Ia q. kll;,,,. en-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
EDUC.ITYO.H.

Id ATRONtZED by some Of the most re-
- spoctablc citizens CT iiarpcrs-rer-y, the
subscriber (lste professor in one o( the frs,
colleges In the Union) wishes 10 inform pa
rents and guardians. DESTROYS OF having their
children, or those under their charge, care
fully and properly educated, that he intends,
when n sufficient number Of subscribers shall
have been collected, to open a Seminary in
which all tho most useful and importan,
branches Of learning " i'll be taught.
II is confidently hoped, from several year.
experience which the subscriber has had
IN teaching in the various dc partmcnts of DO.
lite learning, that he will DO found fully com.
pctent to this arduous undertaking.
The strongest and most satisfactory recon.
mendations can be given from earned profess
sors and private gentlemen, rs 10 his compe.
tency for the education OF youth.
His course OF instruction will comprise The
English, Latin. Greek and French languages
History, Geography, the use OF the Globes
Bclles-Lettres, Mathematics, and Moral ant
Natural Philosophy.
The students OF the English and Classical
departments will DO regularly exercised il
Composition and Defamation.
As the subscriber will be wholly dcxo,.J :,
the care Of the institution, subscribers mn,
rest assured that he will leave no effort nm
tried to promote his scholars advancement
and that while he will be- most assiduois ane
untiring in his zeal for their improvement il
literature, no care or vigilance shall be want
ing in steadily watching over their conduc
and morals.
| 9SReference, AZ to qualifications, &C., I,
be made to DIR. Samuel Scollay, Middlcway
Jefferson county, and tothe Rev. Mr.. Glide.
and DIR. Marmion, of this place.
Application ~ be made nj Mr.. Fitzsimmons
Hotel, to JOHN Jos. HICKEY
Harpers-Ferry, Feb. Z, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
U:IR XETY:.

The following is an extract from the speech Of
Nr. Senator Mangum, Of ". Carolina. on Mr..
Ciay's compromise bill.
1T becomes not me-" said Mr.. NJ, 10
trace the motives Of those who brought for.
ward this measure but have no doubt III n,
they are, in an eminent degree, honorable
lie Jeh deep gratitude 10 those ,eho had come "a
our deiireranee, in the hour Of our deepest gloom
rhen re saic no light sare the sparkIes ,rhiel
CLEANED from the steel Of the enemy. IfIwcrc
tenfold more ambitious than am, would no,
desire MORE GLORY than he has, who restore,
peace to an empire like this. His laurel, ,rii
Ero'r green, and be JOrerer cherished BY CRATE.
full people,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
Trust Sale.

10y virtue of decd Of trust, executed
kB Co the subscriber by Edward Myers, for
certain purposes therein mentioned, will be
offered for sale, at public auction, for cash,
on Saturday the 10th instant, variety of
HOYsehoid and hifchen Furniture,
including aCupboard, Secretary, Chairs, Blu
rean, dining Tables, Beds and Bedding, sett
OF Carpenters Tools with a variety oi
other articles Of valuable and useful furniture
ANDREW HUNTER, Trustee.
April s, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
TRUST SALE.

RY virtue Of a deed of trust, executed by
LIE Michael Hill To Thomas James and
Daniel Entler, to indemnity Jeptha Morgan as
security for said Michael Hill, guardian Of
Jacob Shcetz, dated the 4th Of June, 1924,
and duly recorded in the county court of JEFF
fcrson, will be offered at public sale, for cash,
at Daniel Enters tavern in Shepherdstown,
on Saturday the lsih day IF May merit, all the
right, title and interest Of the said Michael
Hill, in and to HOUSE and LOT. on
German street, in Shepherdstown, known in
the plat of said town rs lot No. ], being the
same which was devised by Michael Yeasly,
deed to his children.
DANIEL ENTLER,
April !, lc33.-ts. Surririag Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
COMPANY ORDERS.

TvHE company formerly commanded by
Il Maj. Briscoe, will parade in front Of Mr..
Samr Hollis tavern in Chariestown, on the lst
Saturday in April, (inst.) at which time an
election will take place for a captain and
other officers for said company, by order OF
the Colonel commanding.
Also-thc company under my command
will parade at Leetown, on the I'd Saturday
In April, when an election will be held to I'll
the vacancy Of Ensign in said company.
WM. b. MAGRUDER, Cspf.
April 4, 1893.
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REMOVAL.
Hiram Demonstration.

ID ESPECTFULLY inform. his friends aud
II the public generally, that no has re-
moved his Shop to the upper room Of the
brick house, adjoining the store of Mr.. VIM.
y. Lock q Co, where he continues to do bu-
siness as usual.
He feels grateful for past favours, and soli-
cts continuance OF the same. lie pledges
himself that all work entrusted to his care,
shall he faithfully executed, and at the short
est notice. His arrangements with the east
ern cities are such ss will enable him TO rc-
ceive tho Fashions quarterly.
Chselestown, March IS, 1899.