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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07

sold at premium. or above their par value, to
sell the same Tor the best price to BE- had. alter
advertising the time add place OF sale for slx
weeks,in such newspapers as he may think expe'
dent, and paw to the Treasurer or other proper
officer Of said Company, SO much money as NAV
be due and payable on account of the subserip
ton OF the State to the Stock of said Company,
according to the provisions OF this act. and pay
the balance into the Treasury to the credit OF the
fund for Internal Improvement
This act shall commence and be IN torce from
the passing thereof.
I,GEoReE w MUNFonD. Clerk OF the House
of Delegates, and Keeper Of the Rol's OF Virgil
MIA, do hereby certify and make known. that the
foregoing is true copy of the Act entitled " An
Act authorizing a subscription BY 1.-The State OF
Virginia to the stock of the Chesapeake and OHIO
Canal Company"
ry, 1853.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07

We learn that the President was so much en-
feebleu, a, Ia be compelled To retire to rest I'M.
rnediateIy after his return from the Capitol: and
tina, persons who called. as is usual, To pay their
respects to him. were unable 10 see him yester-
day evening Telegraph Of Tuesday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-07

Fine Mutton The finest haunrh of Mutton
that mas ever been ssen IN tins c,iv. was yrster-
day exhibited in the Centre Market. IL weighed
100 pounds. and was raised by MIR John Bradley,
ul Chester county. PENNSYLVANIA. aud was sent
here as present ,o,hc President OF the Unl'rd
Saes, (though the donor Is no Jackson man.
ruus IT IS IN tins case. as me have sren IN other
cases at greater consequence. the Presidents Po'
ihcal adversarle> irea, hlm better than his pro.
Tossing friends.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
BNfUGbfe .MiU Pr0pcy.fu
FOR SALE.

E1oR SALE, that well known property
n called ll0PEWELL MILLS, situated in
Jefferson county, Virginia. The Mill House
Is substantial and eommodious. IL is built Of
stone, is sixty feet i'll length by forty in width.
and has five floors. IL contains four run of
burrs, and is amply furnished with all neces-
sary machinery of the latest and most APP
proved construction. There is attached there
To about 20 acres OF ground, on which ..and
4 good dwelling house, n miiIers' house, and
an office, together with good stabling. There
Is also on the premises, n thriving young Or
eiard, and 4 or S acres of the ground is river
bottom and highly productive as meadow
The mill Is situate Immediately on the mar
gin OF the Shenandoah river, from whence il
derives an abundant and never failing supply
OF water. II is needless TO add, that il is in
the most fertile and highly improved county
in the State; and its local situation, as regards
a supply of wheat and other grain, is parti-
cuiarly favourable. For terms Of sale, appli-
cation may be made TO the subscriber.
Dec. 81, 1889. JAMES HiTE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
EOR SIZE.

a TRACT Of LAND, purchased of Ca
- leo Sale, containing PSI acres, well
watered, and has two or three fine springs
The Turnpike road from Baltimore via Shep-
herdstown to Winchester, will pass through
II when finished.
Also, another Tract, containing $50 acres,
'SiDg on the same road, and bounded by ope-
quon creek, with between 80 and 40 acres Of
hne bottom, and has . or , good springs-one
white sulphur, very much frequentcd dur
ing the season, and flowing out Of a large
HAT rock all around il. One Of these farms IL
bounded by the main road, and - well i'm
ProIed-both lying IN Frederick county-is
well bmbered, and has quantity Of meadow
on each farm.
Also, another small lot Of Land. in the
same county, aud on the same road. contain.
ng acres, ono half meadow, the balance in
me timber. This tract would suit a trades
man, cooper, shoemaker, Ur any person only
wanting a small lot There Is a spring and
running water on IL.
Also, another Tract, containing $40 acres,
yang IN Morgan county, and on the Potomac
river, all IN timber. As the canal will mas.
along the bottom through the land. il " m
be very valuable, aud the timber will be in
great demand
Also, anoiherTTact containing SOacFcs yjnR
on the main road from Martinsburs to Bath
with dwelling house and cellar, aud small
orchari. About 30 acres arc cleared, and ;
or acres Of meadow, and has u good spring
and running v stcr on 1t. This property would
a''s"or Tor public house, as Il - about hall
way.
These lands will be sold low, and will
take IN payment, Negroes or money.
Any person wishiag TO purchase, may ap-
ply TO the subscriber living IN Jefferson coun-
", Virginia, on the main road leading from
ShcPherdstown to Winchester, and Within 3
miles % MiddIeway.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Feb, Of IE1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
NICHOLAS sYIULTZ,
Draper and Merchant IaiIoy.

$500 N'H'fN"1'o - 0HCTe
HANiNG taken the rooms lltely occupied
AA as store by Caleb Wall, directly op-
PosItc y. fIiZsimmon's Tavern, Ia farper--
Ferry, Offers TO the public, on accommodating
terms, choice ard handsome selection OF
Reasonable and Fashionable GOODS, for
genilemen's wear. The following comprises
hIs stock IA part: Superior Black, Blue,
Brown, Mulberry Green, Rifle Green, Mulbcr-
r. Steel mixed, and Drah CxOTHS.-Al-
so-Cassimeres, Blue, Black, Striped, Pawn
and mixed. splendid assortment Of English
inquired SAX Nestibgs, Plain and Valencia. A
Handsome assortment of Gloves, silk and
Linen Pocket liandkerchiefs, Hose and hall
do, Cras ais, stock, suspcndcrs, SC. &c.
The above are selection &C the lsfe,t i'm
Yortaiions, the colours Of which will be war
ranted 10 stand. Garments Of every dcser,p.
iioDvili be made 20 order az the shortest No
tee.
Sov. %. ls32-tf
y. ". Garments that are bought eisetkerc
and brought 60 this establishment viii h.
made Co order at the shortest notice. and " ar.
TAINTED % iit' If not, they need not be- taken
away. ~
e. The above establishment ha. been re-
moved 70 the adjoining shop, formerly occu
pied By y. Faxsiminous.
March -. 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
RED ROVER.
MA::H

N>HE splendid and thorough. bred horse ed
u Rover, will stand the spring season nj
the stable Of John Lamon, a. Bunker's Hill,
the three last days Of the week, and the
balance of the ume at the stable Of Samuel
Cameron, at fhe Cross Roads, leading from
Chariestovn to Smiih6eld. and will be let 10
mares on the following terms-tIO cash the
single leaps SIS the season. discharged BY
the payment Of Sl2 so, IL paid before the
lst day Of July next, and S25 insurance.
Parting with mare or irregular attendance
at the stands forfeiis the insurance. In every
case so cents cash to the groom. Any gen
tieman putting Eve mares, shall have the fifth
gratis, good pssturage. or grain and hay, for
mares, to be had at either stand, on moderate
terms. Care viii be taken to prevent acci
dents or escapes; but we will not be account.
able should any happen.
RED ROVER
IL beautiful red sorrel, l5a hands high. S
years old this spring, and is one Of Sir Charles
tavoriie colts. Ills sire and dam eniitIs him
to rank smoEy the first horses in Virgins,
and no doobs he vould have proved himself
IS suchi but unfortunately, after running his
first race. which he won IN fine style, he vas
cold, and Gas bought by Mr.. Boisseau, v no
took him Oft the turf; at which time, IL was
thought he Was able to run with any colt Of
his age. JOHN LAMON,
SAMUEL CAMERON.
March 81, 1895.
PEDfGREE.-RED RovEH, the property on
Mr. Boissesu, aud raised by Mr.. Baker OF
Ches'erheiJ, was sired by SIR CHARLES,
who VAS sired by Sir Arehy, out Of . Citizen
mare (see American Turf Register his dan,
by the imported horse Chance, out Of Celia.
BY old wiIdair' grand dam the celebrated Old
mare Lady Dollingbrook. who was by Pants.
loon; &. grand dam, Cadiz, by WormIey's
King Herod. = son OF FeArnaoght; &. z. grand
dan. Prim. Rose, by Dove, x. x. 4. grand
dam by Oihello, son Of Grab; g.gH.K
dam, Col TsskeE's imported mare SeiIms. by
the GOdolphin Arabian.
BENJAMIN MOODY,
WM. u. JOHNSON.
Feb. %, 1885,
The above pedigree. given by NJ John.
son and Mr.. Moody. know To be perfectly
correct, having Owned several Of Lady Sol.
hHgbrook's stock, which always thought We.
~ highly Of Red Rover is foil brother to
Hugo, Who 10 . race horse 81 the first order
and standing. JAMES J. HARRISON,
Extract from .ur. Boisseau's kifey--so .oon
IS hr. Baker returns from the South. will
get certificates Of Red Rover's race. and time
of running, also of the high standing and re-
puia,ion ~ his dam, she ~ now rs vea,. obi
and could not be bought for $500.
p. y. BOiSsRAU.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
.M.zSONYC.

q Pile anniversary Of 81. John the Baptist.
- will be celebrated by AmicabIe Lodge
No tS5, AZ Su'ekrrsvilIe, Loudoun county, Va.
on Monday the cath OF Jub-.
:, The members OF the SmithfeId, Winchester.
HarprrSPerry and Warrenton Lodges. With All
".her hr't'ren "a regular standing. are invited to
attend WM M'KNIGIIT,
WI. M'CUIIDUGH
JOHN M'kNICHT,
). r. CONRAD,
H. ELLIOTT,
WY Y, NV. (anlnff.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
TO PAI1TTERs.
HaFfins0s-e THAse Foundry.

IAHE proprietors Of the Baltimore Type
- foupiry respectfully inform the Print
crs Of the United States, that they arc now p,,.-
l.rei TO Furnish us,a 18th gres, variety cT t~t-
ter. suited to hook. News aad Dob work st price :
the saine as can be obtained from other fou,,.r,e.
--eons'sting principally Of the foilo~iay s,x.s
Sonpareil, M'nior, BREWER, Bourgeois. Long
Primer, Small pea. Plea, English. t.tr.t Primer.
Donbie Plea, Double Eaglsh, Double t.rrat PR.
nacr, Cannon, Five lines Plea, Seven hnes Plea
Ncupareii, br.,ier. Bourgeois, Long Primer.
Plea, -Four lanes Plea aud E,ght lines Plea, Ia
n9"e;-S'y lines ften ornament. Fight lines Plea
Hated, Eight lines Plea oak ie.f, light lnes Pirs
ornaiaented, dc. DC.
Together Nth leads, Bras, Rule, Dashes,
plain aud orpame0,c,i; great variety VI Flowers.
Cuts. suitable for Books, Newspapers aud Hand
bills. Card Horders. Nc.
Orders Tor any o: thc above, rs also Cor Press
cs, Cases, Glasses, Composing Sticks. I.alI-y~,
lux. Vanish, ANY thing required in the cosI.-
pietiou OF nm office, will b. executed on term.
favorable ~ AZ rny other cstsblishmept VI si.ii-
lar Kind iu tire tnitrd States
Old type viii be- ken in exchange nj Q cents
per ID. delivered at the Foundry.
Mr.. Edsin Starr, Who has ioag, been engaged
"a carrying on tbe business, is superiut-ning the
baltimore Foundry. aud from his Will kno~ncx-
perIruce will be enabled 70 attend IT, the order. u
Printers IN such manner for promplneS. aud AZ u
rsey, ID to ensure satisfaction.
+. Lucas. ".
.tsenf Of The Baiin'ore Typ, tSrHah.y.
Nav y. 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

KNHE eo-parineT'hip heretofore existing
~ tween D0EAS. DtsN 4 Co. Was di..oiv-
ca BY mutual consent oh the gath April. IN
future the business will bs conductsd under
the hrm Of Rifhud Doyan n .. &. Dams. -
~ persons indebted 20 said firm are rcgus a.
cd 70 come forward and settle their account.
with tho subscribers, Who arc alone appoint
cd to settle DC same and those having claims
against said firm 10 present them to
X. DORIAN & ;. 4. DUNN.
iiarpors-Ferry, May 2, ls3J.-3l'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
TUR.V'HV.G.

VHNIIE public are respectfully Informed dat
~ all kinds Of TURNING, ~ Wood. BE-.
iion' and steei-aiso, Turning I.athss Scr,,s
flaies, stocks, Taps and - r., Bench ser,s,
o. wood or IRON, Min Screw 80 &C. con t.e
a"i'e "a The best manner. aud Il The shorte.,
sotiee' ~ tho establishment on the Island of
Nirgimust near Iisrpers-Ferry.
May 2, isa3.--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

al the Stockholders Of tho Smiibf,eId.
~ Charlestown, and Iiarpers-rerry Turn
pike Company, will be held at Beckhsm's ho-
tel M Chariestown, on Friday the 9Th day Of
June, for the purpose Of elee,ing President
aud three Directors for the ensuing year A
general Attendance is desirable, as other bu-
siness Of great importance will be considered
on that day The meeting will take place at
: O'Clock, P. n. BY order,
A. HUNTER, Sse'y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

WiIIiansport, FEB. 81, 1899.
~ Office is hereby given 10 the subscrI-
~ bers to the capital stock Of this com
Psny, that further instalmcnt Of Two Dol
Iars and fifty Cents on each share Of stock IL
required to be paid in at the Banking Hou,e
on Monday the oath OF June next. Nv orser
April !. 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

shopkeePer in Boston, about the time Of
The Revolutionary war, gave notice 10 m,
friends and the public, that he KEEP, for sale
crooked stockiT 4, for niggsys. also HEATHER
breaches aud other s,rf,,n,a,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
NOTICE no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

uiE StockbDlders of the smiihRsd.
ChariestOsn, add Iafpers-Ferry Turn
pike Company are respectfully notified, that
the following instalments are required 10 b.
raid 10 Humphrey keyes. Esq Treasursr Of
the Company, upon those subsoriptioos the
whole Il whirh have not heretofore beea
called in, % vii An instalment 81 A. Der
share on the 1T days respectively q each Of
The months % June, Juiy, August, september.
October, November, and Decsnlber. ensuinu.
by order % The Board.
ANDREW HUNTER, Sse'y.
April -, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
x'R1sH TRUITs. &c. 60.

GRANGES, Lemons, Raksins, Figs, CRATES,
" Dates, Prunes, Currants, Sultanna, Co
Goa Nuts, Almonds, filtcrts, Ground Peas,
Palm Nuts, Ginger Nuts, English walnuts,
Liquoriee Paste, Jujubc Paste, Cspers, An
ShoTies, Scotch tierrings, Crackers, Citeron,
chocolate Drops, Bon Bons, Tamarinds, Cor
1'o's, C'gars. Tobacco. Mocoboy, Scotch ami
happec SnuG-spices, Confcctionary. a Jarr,'
spontaneously ines, Liquors, &C. 6c. ON hasd
and i0r SALE by ADAM YOUNG, Jr.
~, DTsgyisf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanccry Tor the County Of Jefferson, the
oth day Of April, 1888;
jeremiah Cooper, PLAiSTIrr,
AGAINST
John GTyys, .Nimrei Hnff, and Fdyrny his usf,.
late Fanny .ffroh, UiiEa,n .noae and E,i-o
he ustc, late Esza .ft.reA. .Ssss4s<i .}fsrcL,
10 iLsaa -if,reR, john -is,seR. 1hsssss .if.seH,
&Ifty .if.reIL, and Jukda, (fhe sssd AIRY ana
Jssisas beirP fspsis wr,f,r l~ age Of - seaSs,
ei!lisn assi Ae1rs bstA Of 1IesaIs -ifsseiL, DE-
ocased, and .hsry .fnsca, deeosed,
DrrESpASrs,
IN CHkNCERI.
V>HIS Cause came on be heard this 9Th Day
Il Of April, le33, upon the bill, answer OF
defendant Grigys, and exhibits, and Vas ar
yucd by Counsel-upon consideration where
Of, il Is adjuds,d, ordered and decreed that
Master Commissioner Worthingtob, do audit
state and settle the account of the defendant
Griggs with the estate of Mary At~ell, deed,
ant report To this court, stating all matters
deemed pertinent by himself, or particularly
required by either of the parties.
A coPy-Tcsie,
ROBERT T. BROWN, c. c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
Fresh GorEe,, Seeds.
March 7, 1899.

e. UST received and for sale at the Charles
town Apothecary and Book Store, large
supply Of GARDEN SEED OF the last wears
raising, viz:
Early York Cabbage, Cabbage Lettuce
Red Picking do Tcnnisball do
Cow do EarIy Cilicia IA
Green and yellow Sa- Parsnip & Carrot seed
Voy do Pepper Grass do
Large drumhoad do Cherry Pepper DO
Early aud late Cauii- Cayenne PEPPER do
flower White Brocoii
Early Frame Peas Bunch Squash
Dwarf Marrowfat do Crooked Winter do
Turnip Beet Fitting. club do
Fellow & red do Vegetable marrow DO
Long rooted purple do Cocoanut Squash
white solid Celery, Early red Turnip Ra-
White Egg Plant dish
Early yellow C week. Fairy Salmon do
snap Beans Early scarlet do
Glrkins Late long white 20
Larry Frame Cucum- White Onion seed
Der Red tree do ssts
Early cluster do Large red tomato 80 I'd
Long green do Early Dutch TuTnip
Carolinawat Melon seed
Green Ciiron Melon, Satisfy or vegetable
Tor mangoes oyster seed
Lavender seed Pumpkin sced-Yery
6nc.
The foregoing, with others which tie sub
scriber has on hand, and chiefly Of Ia. own
raising, make his asortment for the present
season very complete.
JAMES BRowN.
Jan. %, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
CoMnrssIoSER's orricE,

NOMIIsNIONLR'S UFTltE,
Charlestown, April 18th, 1893 {
Persons interested in the above order of
Court, will please take notice that I have ap-
pointed Saturday hs lsih day Of May merit TO
attend at the Office aforesaid, for the purpose
OF discharging the duties required in the A.
bo'e recited order of Court, when and where
they are requested 10 attend with their claim,
against the aforesaid estate, prepared and
proved according TO law and the defendants
are also requested TO attend, 20 shew cause.
II they can, why said claims shall not be
audited against the estate aforesaid.
X. W0RTiiiNGTON, Co,n'r
cfCir. Sup. Go. sfL- e On. far LIFT. Co.
April Is, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
Con~,snosrs', orrror, .

tH"ttHeEH, .IPFH To E"I5.
THE above named parties ~,ii please iske
notice, that on the 9Th dag Of May next, az
. O'Clock. =. v, shall sl;sSd 81 the olle.
AFORESAID, to enter o?op p.s sH.sstS,, - tie
above order II Court. ard s.sli sDnt.ss< from
day 10 day urii ny fepprt sb4iI BE- esmpie-
ted. They arc requested W attend 81 ~. o.
hove mentioned tins AID place, with ali
voucher and papers relating To- the account
direeetd 10 be stated aud settled.
u WoRTiuSOTOs, CSuBr
ofhe RI Sup r. III. y "a J9r j. e.
April II, 533--h.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
Fom "a. cAa,S..ss. .,s.-S-s,y.

Prom ne Ch0rSsffss -tfer<rgS
CATS AND DOGS ssw co-Is sosa.
h~rr s.fAca h.ar,i il sid, aud have
ne With IL Ia rc.siiay.-
NLa a WY Get and Dig life,
Sosre Married foiks are ls7.iiny:
But tho this, sod MANY bit of truth
is DER gisss IL Erog said.
We Seldom hssr ~hst sat 1T lives.
Are by these Cats al.d Dogs he'd.
Nov Cats aud Dog arr handy things.
To have about ONES prrmi~s,-
The Csi h',es rats anal mie.>-'rl,e Dcg
bates thieves slso ~bco them he SOS;
They also bar the ss.ubs, that husbands
d.Je not give their spcas-s,
Aud ,'aDd ti,e blame of lrLf the aisshicf,
done Ia peoples houses.
What ever mishirf servants do, the Cat
la, al tiss blame gut
On ssssl,ng t't-b'ts. bsraking plates,
ar robL,oy u the cram pot
And II tn IS any sacll,-. OH "a
that Cat '--ti,.y all J.t.rr,,n-.-
Aud IL the child sho,,ld scr.tyh.-t.,., II sw ,ar
''that PaPpy', full Of ,,nnil. T"
Mrs. Thrifty had tl... otter ,l.y.
q, apound OF salmon bought her,
Shs meant II Tor her supper for
hcrssif, and for her daughter;
but Sue, thc s-ryssnt, had sweetheart
just called ia, and sewn her,
90 As treat, she cooked thu pound
OF salmon iUr his dinner
MIS-, Thrills for her salmon, >cou
hsr maid began u call urr-
he salmon, Ma'am-s,..i Susan. oh.
that Cat has ate it all up
ih not believe IL, Susan, " said her MisrrsS
. tho YOU swear IL,
For lss h,a,y rlrrJ,c, and sur.
u'e C"t liant weight 10 bear i,,'
POOR Sussn knew not what On do.
her fears almost BETRAYED her.
When the Mistress put her Ca, into
ap~ir 1T scales and Wei, he'd her:
See, hossy, sec'--i,er Mistress slid
:. "hns lat your guilt prououneos,
For the Cat, her skin. her tail and ali
weigh ouly fourteen o,ncesln
MORAL
Now all Who hear ti.is tale. pr.r
ne'er make Al, accusation,
That from an i,oucSt Cat or bog,
would take their reputation:
before you charge a C.t " itL thci..
us necessary ulat YOU,
Not only sre1gh fhe matter we'll I'm,
siso Ieelsh He Ca too.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
T1n6BERI TrnTBEn!I

NAI ANTED, Immediately, a large guam
w hty Of the following kinds Of Tim
Der, IN legs
Ifjfcto and Uhifc Pine,
an Kind, NJ Oak,
PopLd', Birds-ey', CUTied and Suga,
NoDIS.
UiH Cherry. UGinuI, .4sh,
Hckory. and Locust.
FOR tnitcr 81 this description, the CASH
and fair price according To- length AN
quality VIII be given, when delivered al
iIarPSfs-icrFy.
gS-The maple, choTry, and ~ alnut, sAou!d
70 ani pp, aud the tops cut OF about thee fec
shove the FORKS. ~ additional price " IN D..
paid fot the forks AID root ends. n d., a.,
carefully.
Gs..Seaniiins, &C can be furnished tobiI
az a short notice.
JOSEPH l.. SMITH, sale .gysy,
Jolly ;, i-32.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Ia the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for the county Of JetIe rson, March
2-th, 1893:
James Ierdisr aud Others, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
John Uaiper's heirs AID oiHefs,
DEFESDAsrs.
Y>iIE Master Commissioner, Warrington.
u having returned hrs report of the debts
against the estate ee John Walper, and il ap-
pearing, upon motion, that several other ere
ditors have not yet had their debts audited. on
motion Of James A. Kerney and Others, Gre
ditors, it is ordered that the Report lie opened,
aud that the Commissioner do further audit
such debts, stating their amounts and dignity
as may be presented 10 him, giving the usua
notice 20 all creditors, aud make report.
\ Copy-Teste.
ROBERT 4. BROWN. e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
Type EOss.sdrU.

ANiNG purchased of Mr.. RICHARD RoS-
IL u ALISON, his long established and very cA-
tensis- Type Foundry, the suLssribers have form
ed eo-partnershiP for tlic purpose OF continuing
SAID business, ami Tor the convenience OF tl.eit.
friends and patrons have removed inrir establish.
rnent TO a more erutrsl part OF the city, As IL is
their intention 20 keep on hand a good assort-
ment oil The best type, aud To make such additions
aud improvements rs tl,e taste of the trade aud
The wants OF tie country require, they aiur them
selves that this establishments will merit a laryr
share OF patronage. They have nov several founis
ON hand, which can be furnished at n few hours
notice, aud are prepared TO make fouuts oi all
weights and sizes, from Pearl TO - lines Plea
including great variety Of ornamental Letter.
Their assortment Of Cuts, Dashcs, Brass kulc
and other Ornaments, will be found to be very
extensive, Of which specimens will be forwarded
TO l'rin,ers rs soon a. they can be prepared.
Printing Presses Of every description, Printing
Ink OF the most approved qualities. Composing
Sticks, Brass and Common Calleys, Chases I'm
posing stones. Cases. Paper and Press Boards,
standing Presses, Furniture, together With com
pi-te assortment OF all articles used in a Printing
oinee, will be kept constantly onh hand.
SMALL founts, suitable for book-binders, in great
variety, may be had when called for.
Orders from all parts Of the Union will be
promptly and mos,earefnlly attended to, and par
tenl-riy ia supplying sarts for all foun,s furnished
by their predecessors, Binny and donaldson, and
Richard donaldson.
JOhNSON n SMITH,
No. 6, George street.
n. d. A good Washington Super Royal Press,
and Standing Presses in good order-toyether
with several fonts Of seeoud hand type, will DC
sold low.
Stereosypng in all its branches, executed BY l..
johnson IS heretofore.
.QrPublishers Of Newspapers who insert ibis
advertisement, and forward a paper containing il
TO j. n y. will be entitled TO s. ayable ia settle
ment OF their accounts, when their bills amount
10 not less than so.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
NhtngIca WHnnfcaI.

NoOk or i've thousand good Oak Single,
are Waotsd Immediately. for which ne
market price val Be PAD. Apply 81
Mss =, l@Jj THIS OFFICE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
IRON.

WI sahscFibers have Just received frof
- We hosbury FoTgs, PsnnsJ lyaHn, ~
" 'oi's o. 'hONy vel assorted AID Ol . sup,
l'ot qus's,Y, wh'eh they are Offering 90 .
eOiam0daiisg terms.
THO's c. LANE, l. co
AhephsrJssoun, March -, 1893