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The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-03
AGENTS TOR TIE ADV OgATE.


 lie following gentlemen have been ap- roiptcd Agents for this paper: ,yo6H c. Seyiors, T N, Jackson co. / 1T KIeltendGL, Jacksen, Lawrence co. Mai. ,. H0t5s, P Il, lizard c, II. J T Egaer, BatesYille. (; r .H ~N5laRd Independence county .Iaco6 Bdesafd, Lafayette county J. T. CatdsgeH, Jefferson county. Gel. James ScuH, ? N, Pine Bluff. Joseph Jacobs, P N Monroe county. FPIa. B PaHoa, P II Chicot county. ypm. D. Ferguson, M. Crittenden co. U [. Biseoe. Phillips connty. 2. FasreHY, Arkansas couanty. .games Cita.h, Miller county. Col. }oaa Ctark, Sevier county. t9aai.l Forna, do qhealas HebJerd, Hsmpstead counts. if. Collins, P Nj, Clark county Dr. .iahQa, Van Huron, Crawford. 1Aomas nalhers, N Conway county .Toh1 TTi5ti39, do do GIbert .Ha,.shaH, ? E Crawford county. .Hstrh Beaa Crawford county. Col l.. -M Clarke P N, Aiorfisoa2s Blaa- Ley2sin .NetcioR, P Il Washington county, <. Eraas. ?. M Vineyard. do. John [. qaflaer, do. [, C. p{Casaats, do. y. F. JohHsoa, st. Francis county. 1T fl Wilmington. Hot Spring County. S. y. R. Rgoi, Aonth of Ark&nsas.
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.Aeg0eidiloas eeith kkc ludfdfS. = We 4fe indehted 10 aD Officer oi the Army. at Fort Gibson, for the following letter, giving advice of tbe progress -ol the ne- goeiations going op with tbe western Indian tribes, ard hope the writer will keep Us regularly advised of whatever may transpire in that quater ii relation to all such matters IS the public may fecl an interest in.--.4rk. Gag.
 Fort Giosoa, 9th March, 1893.
 SIa--Tbe Commissioners appointed by the President of the United States, for the purpose of holding treaties with, and settling, matters of dispute relative to land boundaries, &c., arising be- tween the different Indian tribes west of the Mississippi river, were 10 have held d Council with the Osagc Nation, on ta.e 25ai of last month, at the Grand Saline, oil the Ncosilo river; aud no iiit, 22d of the same month, Maj. YouNG, of the U uJ.s:Ss $. A4rHij, witsi eohpa,lics h. and D.ofthe 7th Infantry, and Capt. BEANS company of the U. $. Rangers, Was, at tEe instance of the Commissioners. .de- tached from this post, for the purpose of attending them during the operations of the council. The detachment ar rived at the point of destination on the 24th, and formed their cncainpment near the Neosllo. The Osagcs, about 77t.a9, in number, arrived iii tic course of {. few days afterwards, and pitched their camps about one mile distant.
 The weather was cloudy and cold, SC much so, as 10 render the movements of the Indians extremely tardy; and they were so much under the influence of superstition, which is common 10 the wild Indians of the west, that they could not be prevailed on 10 go into Council during the continuance of the cloudy weather. At length, however, on the 7th inst, the day being clear and pleasant, the Indians assembled, and the ceremony of shaking hands--(which is alwaysa eparators measure with them, 10 the comrnenccment of bnsiness)-- was performed; hut,in consequence of the utter impossihility, at that place, of procuring forage for the horses of the Rangers, Or even the necessary supplies of provision for the Indians, the Com missioners thought proper 10 adjourn the Council to this post. where they themselves, and the troops, arrived yes= terday-and the Indians are expected to- morrow. Should they arrive and fhe weather be fair, the Council will progress on Monday, the llt!l i.st.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

"IiLL be sold, on Friday fAe latk inu.
w At the subscribers residence, near
keyes' Ferry, the following property, TO Wit /.
One work Horse, Eve Colts, one brood Mare
with foal. seven mich Cows, twelve stock
Cattle, forty Hogs, one barshesr Plough, two
double-shovels and two single dhto, some
Gears, number Of tight Barrels, Vinegar by
the barrel. Also, Hay by the ton, Corn by
the acre or barrel. and Household & Kiieht,.
Furniture, amongst which are two walnut
Bureaus, one corner Cupboard, one kitchen
do, one dining Table, one breakfast do, one
acorn Bedstead and one common do, Clock,
half q dozen windsor Chairs, do. split-bottom
do, Also, ten cords Of hickory Wood, which
will be delivered at Keyes' Ferry landing
and q variety Of valuable articles not men,
toned.
As the subscriber intends removing 10 the
West, persons wishing TO purchase may res,
assured that oil articles will be sold, wiihou,
reserve
A credit until the first day Of June next
will be given on all sums over Eve dollars
the purchaser giving bond and good security
all sums under FIVE dollars must be cash.
Sale TO commence early in the day.
JAMES A. BROWN.
Oct. 3 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
Hne Beavers {!

~ ENTLEMEN fond OF wearing light,
'" handsome, and fashionable HATS, are
reminded that q supply Of n very supe-
rior sort, OF genuine BEAVER, with q beau
nfui glossy nap. can now be had ut Glass
seu's nrc establishment, Harpers-ferry.w where
Hats Of every description can be obtained.
Fellow-mechanics, encourage home indus
tsy-support . regular establishment near
your own doors, where you can always have
your Hats dressed anew. and be suited 10 any
season. Nothing contributes so much TO give
IN dir OF gcntility, as well-furnished upper.
story-without this, the labors OF the tailor
are vain, and the tolls OF the shoemaker arc
lost upon the sadsysfanding. Sec how nicely
you can be topped out Behold the prices:
%, ~, g, %, -, @3, & "a 20.
Though the proprietor may sometimes be
caught nspPiag. yet he will ever be "wide
awake" when called upon 10 serve his Gus
tomers; and he trusts the gloss which he i.
able 10 give his friends, will prove durable as
well % shining.
He thinks he may safely say, that bette,
or handsomer lot Of HATS has never beer
offered ut Harpers-Ferry or elsewhere, at the
same prices.
GEORGE w. GLASGOW.
Harpers-Ferry, Oct. 3, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

II s oGsred b TIE sale Of 600 AQn1g OF
= LAID In tho county q fredsrics and
State Of Virginia, distant six miles from Win
chester, and about two from Newtown. II
application b made within sixteen or seven
teen days from this date, u will b disposed
Of II the low price Of t27 per acre, oos-third
10 b paid down. and the other two-thirds In
TIRES equal annual sumo, without interest,
secured By decd Of trust upon the land
The greater part will at this time produce
10 bushels q wheat 70 the acre. Tho whsas
Of this region Of country 10 always greatly
preferred By the Mixers, for tho excsllsucy
Of is quality, and the crop within the section
Of IL Is generally q good one. About ITO
acres are In clover; somo parts Of the land
have produced 3li bushels 10 tho acre
plaster and clover improve Il rapidly. A
good dwelling house aud other valuable out
houses are upon IL. About 40 10 40 acres
OF IL will DO laid down in wheat the present
season. to be paid for by the purchaser Of
the farm, at an equitable valuation. $50 acres
OF II are admirably timbercd, and the quality
Of the land excellent Any person DESTROYS
OF purchasing, will apply 70 VIM. Strother
Jones, Of vaucluse, living within miles OF
the land-hc will shew il, and conclude with
tho purchaser for 10. Possession to be given
Immediately, reserving tho use Of one Of the
out-houses for = abort time, with necessary
ire wood. Title indisputable.
Oct }, lS33.-3t.-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

rive have uogs fhup oasc foand n neoesaary
N stste, ui r,arysaFe sd eAlasrv rasiscs sri
inscrtcd ~ lsts paper ssttheuf ekarFc ihe frrnda
~ he Pariiea 0ught ~ give tefssrivss he troa-
BIZ % faTpisit ~ sith III facts. Wis" ~ 90
rnsy hsppcn % b., " ~ car 0ws coeeeit u IL Inn
yossibie ~ s,iouid kngs ever thing. n - trir
sFs synrtimes called ai,,a " sitBess q tying
a the hymcesni ksot, nd 10 sch ins,sassss enr
togth 90 the trIth "a ~hat ses h Othes easss
aicr a ~ sefisasg sahe sseovsFe,sies dlr D.
Zee, nud It's 70 suasidfr r1Fts gsef esidsnsc
haa, geneFaily, ~ esp-sted - aaaaaase, viii,
riinuie aceasey, eteFy rearriaEe al,t Ash ~
Hhoie ogniInal.ity, wishosa heiug fufnisscd 9Th
iiaEle f.st upoa uhieh 20 bsiid parsgraIhi ss.i
6Se faii 70 give kan8sogne soeo1ui ~ nsttera
- kfos ntfhiuE shosli, We ~ acgapc6 - ssft
- iritudsiip, ~ Wast a en,gfcgy
We hDpe al inseFusfod siH hcreei,cr siiend "
his
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
$50 REWARD.

- an AWAY on SUNDAY ths Issh insispt.
10 from the subscribsr, RESTING ~ Tie
Retreat" IN Frederick eouaty, Va, = negro
man by The nafns q JON. The sad Joe y
about twenty-five year. q ags, mulatio -
short stature, and has q slight seer on the
right cheek, near abe nouih and Was, Whon
b. absconded. clothed IN black cloth bat ss
be carried ofker clothing With him, be MAJ
have changed those be had on " The time.
A reward Of fifteen dOilars y oasred Zoe
bis apprehension end detsniisu, 80 that rsl
him sgsin, " taken in The sfatei and ihiFty
dollars if taken and ~ covered 0st Of the
state. h. Z. PARKER
sept H., 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
N CARD.

r. NORTH, Ssvgrs~ Dsniisf, preseats
4v1 his grateful sckpow lsdgsossi. 70 these
Who have pstronised him, not merely By pro-
fessions Of intersst in his behalf, bat by uue-
qaivocal and substantial support. Those who
wish his aid. win please apply - early -
possible, a. he b compelled 10 leave this
place On the 10Th instant, beyond which time
Il win DO impossible 10 extend his stay
Those who favor him with their confidence
may rest assured that he will devote himself
with zeal. and whatever ability he possesses
to the faithful discharge Of his professional
duties.
Chsriestows. Oct. ,, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

WyeE HARM % which sAs lsss liesry
- fseke rssides, b fos sale, containing
80 Ao12D Of nut-rsss liaestons Land
There are 800 a the tract % well umbcred
~ any land IN Frederick county. u i sisu-
atsd about one mile west Of Newtowu, and
ak from winchester-it b In 6os STATE Of
improvement There h at this tins about
I 10 acres In clover. have had q yield Of
ia from part improved entirely By clover
and plaster; and Il has been pronounced BY
one Of the best judges 10 the county to be
one OF the hnest wheat farms In the county.
The Improvements arc dwelling with three
rooms on the lower door, kitchen, meat-house,
negro house, barns, stables, ice house, car
riase house, blacksmiths shop, cooper shop,
NC 10. " The farm 10 too largo, IL can be
divided to suit purchasers. Any psrson wish
ing to buy, must apply immediately either to
the subscriber, living on the premises, or to
John s. Magill, who will DO In Charlcstown
during the term Of the Superior Court.
w. OSCAR PEAKE.
| Oct. 3, ls33-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
GfP@N Sheep amsE EEORs.

- rRAYkD from the residence Of David
~ Wagsly, pear Leetown, soon after bar-
vest last, between tssIrs and 6Jlssn SHEEP,
All white, marked With hole add a crop Ia
TIE Figh, aud slt IN the left year Also,
loWn, about the sans time, fhrss HOGS
COWS and q barrow-about 10 months Old, -
2 q them marked the sane a. the sheep.
LIBERAL REWARD will be given foI
the 6eliyeTy q The Hogs or The sheep 10 the
subscriber, or for such informafion a. vii
lead % The recovery az either.
HENRY r 81 BnIsCOE
sherhsrdsi0gn, Oct. ,, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

nY virtue Of decree Of the county court
- Of lebanon, rendered st the Sepiem-
Der term, 1883, in . Chancery cause therein
depending between John Buckmastev, plain
ti6, and tho heirs Of Theophilus Buek.naster,
deed, defendants, Me subscriber will sell, Al
public auction, to the highest bidder, on So
tsrdsy he l2fA Of ssxf sssntA, (OefossS,) be-
fore the door Of Bockhams Hotel, in Charles
town, tho following valuable real property
&C. wit
4 THH ACRE LOT,
situated on tho east aide OF Charlestown, and
adjoining the lands Of hessrs. John Stephen
son, w. w. Lane, and others.
II T0sC,s Lot,
Part OF No. 50, in the plan Of Ch.slestown
having on IL two Log BuiIdings-being thu
property adjacent to the present residence oil
Mr.. Geo. w. sappington.
Also, the LOT adjscent 10 the residence Of
Mr.. Thomas Perry, formerly'used Is brick
yard, and contsining upon il lime kiln be
longing TO Mr.. George vestal.
Tfrms Of sale ono third cash, the baiauc,
in two equal payments at thirty and sixt,
days-the deferred payments to bs secures
by approved personal security.
ANDREW HUNTER,
Special Com'r.
Sept. &c, 1899. saa.-...- -.s.-sass..aa---.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

WILL be sold, at the residence Of Free
w derrick iAdenbousch, in Smithfied,
on Saturday the 18th day Of October, (inst. J
= variety OF Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting In part Of four or FIVE feather Beds
and Bedding, two acorR-toppcd Bedsteads,
one corner Cupboard, one Secretary and
Bookcase, ono Walnut Desk, one Bureau,
four or five good Tables, half dozen Wind
sor Chairs, one pair brass-topped Andirons,
IRON Pots and fanss &c. &c. Also, one Sho,
Gun.
Nine mouths' credit will be given on all
sums above -, the purchaser giving note and
approved security. All purchases Of and uu-
der 50, must be cash. Sale to commences
early In the day, where due attention win be
given by JOSEPH CLARKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

WILL Offer, At public auction, on Satur-
u day the 18th day Of next month, October, }
nj o'clock, =. ~, before the tavern door Of
Daniel Entler, in Shepherdstown, the Mill
House and Dwelling House. and Loton which
the same stands, with all other buildings
thereon, situate on the corner % Pgiaesss and
High Streets IN She1herdstown, foEneriy the
property Of the late John Yostx, deod.--
This has been considered yaiRsbls property
whom IN order, and will again Be so vhen
put IL order for business. Any persoa or
parsons wishing TO purchase such property,
will 6nd il 10 their interest 70 view Il, a. il
will be cold on accommodating terms.
GEORGE ENTLER.
Sept. &c. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
vALUA1x.H PROPERTY

FHVHR subscriber offers for sale, piece Of
n LAND on the Shenandoah River, up
on which there 10 4 valuable SAw-MII.L
and other Improvements. This property will
DO sold on good terms. Persons desirous OF
seeing IL, will be good enough 70 call on the
subscriber, who will sheW the premises and
make known the terms-Or upon 5. Downey
in Charlestown.
REBECCA LYONS.
Sept. &c, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

H>HE highest cssh price will be given for
n 100 LIKELY YOUNG 8l.AvBa
from u 10 IS years. Persons having sucR
property TO dispose Of, will find Il their int
-est TO give mo q call before they sell, rs I
am determined TO pay higher prices than sny
purchaser now, or who may hereafter come,
into this market. Informaiion addressed TO
the subscriber, ut Tay lor's hotel, Winchester,
Va, will DO thankfully received and promptly
attended TO- PETER A. HIT.
Winchester, Sept. 10, 1899
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
PuBII0 SALE
"ILL be sold, at public sale, at my
w farm, on Friday The lsih Of October
My Personal Property.

Consisting Of several good work Horses, Is
ably fine Oxen, about 10 head Of sheep, par,
Saxony and Merino-between 50 and 20 he I'D
Of Hogs, a largo proportion Of them intended
for pork this winter. Also, .fLL NY E.aR-H-
Ing UTENSILS, consisting Of one Wagon
one horse Cart, one OK do, Pioughs, Har.
rows, Cultivators, Scythes, Cradles, one ne "
Cutting-Box, one do. Wheat Fan.
TERMS-Nine months credit on all sums
Of and above $40, the purchaser giving bond
and good security for the payment.
Sale 10 commence at 9 o'clock.
ALFRED T. MAGILL.
Oct. ;, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

"a IL persons indebted 10 the undersigned,
Soy note OF open account, will please
can ana settle with ALEXANDER MILTON,
with whom The papers are left, and who is
fully authofized 70 receive payment. Unless
speedy payment b. made, suits must be
brought unfortunately.
NICHOLAS SHULTZ.
Oct ,, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
IxOST.

AN Monday morning last, between Shep-
" herdstown and chariestown, q email
bundle, containing ginghsm Drcss,a twisted
silk striped dress Handkerchief, Q Brsssi-Pia
in the form OF heart, and . pair OF new
black silk Hose. Tho finder will be rewsrd-
cd, by leaving the articles with Thomas Lii
kens, in Charlestown, or returning them To
me in Shepherdstown.
wM. n. LIKENS.
Sept. 10, Iss3-a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
Cash &c Market.

ANE wish TO purchase any number OF
w NEGROES, from - 10 IS years Of
age OF both sexes; for which the highest cash
price viii be given, on application at the house
occupied By Benjamin II. Lewis, for several
years past. One or both Of the subscribers
wan remain permancntiy In Winchester. Any
communication in writing viii be promptiy
attended 70. BENJAMIN III. LEWIS,
WILLIAM r. LEWIS
Winchester, Sept. 8, 163a-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03
PUBLIC SALE.

~lLL be offered for sale, on rRIDAY
w NEXT, the 9Th Of October,
at fhe Court House IN Charlesfoscn,
The following property, to wit:
Wheat, deposited In snyder's mill,
Rye BY the bushel-Corn by the barrel,
Horses, (6rstrate for draught,)
Colts, Cattle, and Hogs,
One good Wagon, With new bed,
Wheat Fan and Cutiing-B Box,
With every variety Of Farming Utensils,
seen A.
Pioughs. Harrows, &c.
Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture.
A credit Of six months will be given on all
sums above Ave dollars, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security. Purchases un-
der that amount, must b cash.
JAC0BlNA BAKER.
Oct J, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

NILL be sold, At public sale, on 7Iwrs-
w day the liza Of October nexf, Mt the
late residence Of Isaac 8. Swearinxen, decd.
on Ringgoid's Manor, "a miles from williams
port, and from Hagerstown,
.M the Personal Estate
Of said dec'd-oonsisting OF
Twelve head Of work Horses and Colts; Q
thoroughbred Mares, with colts by Sussex by
their aides, and in foal by ses-Gull 1 tho
rough-bred season Horse; IS head Of Cattle,
S Of which are frst-rats nilch Cows Of the
Teesewatsr blood from 90 TO 100 head Of
Hogs; from 30 TO 100 head Of Sheep, part
herino and part Saxonyj 4 Wagons, = OF
which arc road Wagons and broaa-tread;
l Cart patent Cutting Box, and Windmill
Farming Utensils quantity of excellent Hay
by the ton (; Corn by the bushel Household
and Kitchen Furniture; 9 Stills, and many
other articles too tedious TO mention. Sale
TO commence NJ 3 O'Clock, on said day, when
due attendance and . reasonable credit viii
be given by
JOHN v. SwEARINGEN, ,
WILLIAM BOOTH, aa"r'
Sept. &c, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

~ EMAiNiNG in tie Post Office at Har-
- Pers-Ferry, on the LIST Of October, J s33,
which II not taken out before the first Of
January next, will be sent TO the General
Post Office ~ dead letters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

10y virtue Of Decree Of she Circuit Su-
NJ perior Court Of Law and Chancery, Tor
Frederick County, Va, pronounced on the 9Th
day Of July, 1882, in case In which SaFnh
Bedioger, Exeeutrix Of Dshiel Bedinger, de-
ceased, 10 complainant, and WIN. Hsrbort,
administrator Of Ferdinando Fairfax, dec'd,
and the hsirs Of said deceased are defandants,
] shall, ~ special commissioner, 81 Monastery
he % deg II Ssptsssbsr asEs, expose 60 sale,
q public auction. 70 the highest bidder, 1T
Keyes' Ferry, (JetfcFson county, Val on The
opposite side Of the shenandoali river, imme-
diaiely In sight Of the premises, all that
Y2A0% Or xaA2gD.
described In the proceedings, "ss lying on
the sast aide OF said river, In Jefferson eoun-
~, We. containing, by esiimatiou, TAvse H.,v-
dred sH1 .NiHsIy odd acres, "-aDd the Mill
Seat ~ Vestal's falls, (also on the esst side Of
the river,) on . smaller tract attached 10 the
above, containing about % acres, ell Ia tim
Der, 10 be sold with the same.
On the larger tract, are about 20 aeres
prime river bottom, all IN cultivation, nome
Of Il subject 20 be Overaowed-snd from 20
10 100 Of eissTsd upland. The balance Il ell
IN timber, and pretty well clothed. This, 40
considerable = proportion Of river bottom
and large q quantity Of timber, and The situa-
.isn, Immediately on The river, oaly few
NUGEnt
locstioa q tho Winchester and Potomse rail
road, along The OPPosites side % the rivsF, (of
the speedy completion Of which, TO- ubits
with the Baltimore rail road, and Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal ~ IIarDers-FeFFy. there now
seems no doubt, adds greatly 20 The value Of
the TTaef. The landing, zoo, q what - cali
ed Keyes' Ferry, on the sssf sids, belongs %
this tract. There is also q good FORD just n
the Mil Seat, which asaf - supposed not in.
ferior 10 any on the Shenandoah river.
u had been long aRxiOusly reserved By Mr..
Fairfax, with the view, q y said, Of establish.
ing Foundry there.
The increasing value of river mills IN this
section, owing 10 the gradual failing Of the
small streams Of the country, spd The Increase
Of production, y thought 20 onhsnee, very
much, this eligible seat for tho purpose of !
merchant mili, or factories of any KIDD. The
improvements are t0lsrable LOG HOUSE,
BARN, &C.
Tsras n Sais.-One third eash, and b.
lance, one-thiri ~ one year, oBe-third IA
two, end rsnainipg thlrd N three years. dssd
u trust on prsmiseA. and bond with security
foF The deferred payments.
ROBERT LUCAS.
August b lsS1 Epsctsi CsSmF
RO8ZR09gIR0EHgZ.
e. TIE above sale h postponed unti
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-03

AviNG jest received my supplies Of
IN FALL GOODS, Of every variety, re-
speetfuliy lnvite the public 10 cali and give
them an examination.
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such e. to please them.
SAMUEL GIBSON.
Harpers-Feny, Oct. 3. 1888.
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gENTiE subscribers offers for sale the FARM
II on which he now resides, near Shop
herdstown, Jederson county, We. eontainine
0e0 ACRES, more or less.
AND ALSO,
a EA0II on Back Greek, containing 200
acres, within ! ! miles OF the Parks Gap Ford
For terms, apply 20 the subscriber near
ShePherdssOvn.
JAMES vERDIER.
Sept. 10, 1879.
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