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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

NOTICE..

ME Stockholders IN the Lynchburg and Blue
N Ridge Turnpike Company are requested to
make payment of rweaty Dollars on each shate
10 Samuel .1ccorile. Observation-Disclosures pay
mcnt will be expected.
FRANCIS 4. NERINET1IER,
Sept ~ President
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

China, Glass and Earthen Ware,
uUsT received ard opening the China &C. oy
- the Ship George, from Lirerpool and l.kcw's Use
a splendid assortment of Glass from tho NoTIaefa
factories The public are respectfully invited 10
call and examine the articles.
JOSEPH d. EVANS,
Opposite the Post Office
April l5
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TO TANNE S..

fHNliE subscriber offers Tor sale the latest impro-
n vel Patent cast IRON bark mills OF different
patterns anJ siA:s, suitable for Horse, Water or
Steam power. sxcelled by none in the y. s,.stes.
ApPlyso JAMES =, BAYLESS.
Ne Chcapside, Baltimore
Refer 10 G Poe, Esq Lynchburg, Va.
March % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

TYlRGlSlA At rule. holden 10 the tic, k's onT,.
" Circuit Sufe i"r Court ofI.aw mud tsrneery ia, H.,
county 81 amrieli IN The day ofFcl.tnaty. Ist,
William ~ Fox. t"mpaina n',sysi"At la, I'd j. Wood,
Andrew H. Thomp Oh. Dcls-l H. saancc,y. ~
The defendant Da, ii JtWnnd not having e.o.,
his appearance aud gi,rD tetn,iy GrcoTdinr IN H.
act OF Assembly aud the rules ofiA. togf, and !, ~
Pcnriug by .a,lnrtory evidence thai he Is nui an ,hi
tant of this country II j. .rdci cd, that the sai D
do appear here the 6r,t day of the pry ,c,
trFm OF this court and answer the bill Of the usiu,a
that scory Of THU order ls forthwith in,it.d IN ,
newspaper printed in tie t.wn Of lyncAiu,y Cor w.
months sncccs.,ey, and ported the from, oor Of tho
Courthouse, Of said county. @
Acops--Irstr
JOIN ALEXANDER, &C. S. G. l.. & chs e co,,.
March II. r"t!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

XHktINIA Ut conii Of yun,hiy srs.rpn, began -.
" held for the county of Amherst. ut III, Cur, Lons,
Monday the 18th day OF February, lsa1.- " nI,c,
thl.iisn, Plaintiff n;ain,i John Christian md Pete,
Chtist m, isfs,dan,s- Chanrcry.
The defendant John Christ not having rpte,cJ H..
appearance nad givcu ,ecn.is according the nct Of A.
'cmbif and the rules othi. romr And il appearing q,
the ,assiseii"n OF the court hSt h. il IN nhph,au,
Of tbs Commonwealth On Of lie Pliiat,G ,y H..
c"ubsc' IL il ordered that thu laid clrp John CLt,.
tian, do appear her. before the first dsy Of Nav
count next, answer te bill Of the plaintiff md TIM
c"py Of this order be fprihn h inserted in The lynch
burg Nrrn'an for two months sscee,,isey and posted q,
the front door Of srouft houtc, the said c1f.i,
ACSpy-Tc,ir.
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NOTICE.

NtiE subscriber bess leave ID inform hi. f,;.na.
and The public generally ,ha, he ma. decl;,s1,
keeping house Of entertainment, md rc,,rn. ~
thanks tor the encouragement he has here,oS,rs ",
with. iINnaEv met
Amherst G. II. April 25 wa~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

Cloths, Stocks and Vcstines
N r .s,, ~. Ls.MEN are particularly requested 10
we nave just opened, fresh from Now Yo,. WIZ"
March 7. '""'"soN " 20.
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IT, ~ j. Il. ltOIALI,

HAVE just rercveaa fresh eorrly Of Drugs,
u n Medicines, Pai"ts, Oats, Dyc-Stuils, Brush
~, Surgical Instruments, Candies, Port Wine,
Porter, Fancy Articles, 81. ac. Physicians,
Merchants and the pubic ARE requested TO call and
examine,
Medicines warranted. aNd prescriptions pnt up
with care. Famlliss supplied With genuine Mcdl-
cincs.
Thankful for past f,sos, we solicit a share Of
public pntronsse.
r. S-Alsa CHI Isl superior Black Tea
AprilI CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06

FaSlf.Ra. was offered for sale, ut t;oods Spring,
u iev days since, parcel of Sadil-s and BrI-
c,es consisting of,lrcc mens' Saddles, aud one
womans. These afo new articles md were pio-
baby stolen w the river somewhere OF down,
They were very wet, and may have been lost By
some boat, The owners can get them by calling
nj retlinand Ware or Robsr Morris, a, Goods
Svin,, ilGvauaa county, Va. proving property
and pa, ins charges. FERDINAND WARE,
ROBERT MORRIS.
Goo~ .Spiag, Maya 81
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~ I.,,lNiA. Ia - acoatt .otiiIu e. "a z
" the count, u Tan yssf the f3,A dpy of fe,,.e u
the year, ore theu.aad eisAi hu.a,ea oad Il ~. = n
Dekey. complainant srsin,t Tairsl t,aid u,y af
Cotran. ADMINISTRATIVE of Robert y. tocman d.
aud James CoIesnss Dh..--Un . njnrets ~ '''si
On the D",.s sfthe complainant and is s,se at;uv
satisfaction 81 the court. that tho Delcndan rnst INA
h nhshitaat IT this eosnry, ard hsvin,
HE appearance nd given serwrity acsoinr 10 H. eed
Assembly 10 ssch cases msde aud prov Icd, md e % o.
this coart u ordered that the SAID defendant g,
appear hear on ste 81 Monday 10 Juno next, aod DO
the hill nj the complainant. aud that copy Of I'm,
be- i,sestesI In the lynehbure virginan, fer ,y, t'
suece.sey. and posted Al the front door he
u this county. "a's
csps--Teste, JOHN ALEXANDER r ~
Matth7 -.
KYlRGfNiA AT rutes held IN the Ie,k', Ogr.---
" Circuit Suporior cnart ~ Law and Charrety 60
ford County. on the ID day &c ibereinltr t~l5 ",t
Sill, PIT. against Charles Wbteicy and 49," hF
Thomson. Dene lin Chanecry. s'sea
The defendant Cbarea Whtclcy. not IN, inr AMI
appearance and given security according the net
srmby and the rules cfsh court aud II apr espy L "
Eacitry vide &c that he II iphahapi Of TN Nus
wcalihit 10 osietc-I that he do appear here On a.,
day of the next NAV term, md the bill of Flo al
riainant, aud that cepy ri this order be ntn,,i
STrinan Published in i.ynelbarr for two month. 'as
svely snd ported n the irsnt door Of The court hon.
th. county.
=, Aeopy-Te.ir, JOS. WILSON cls.
's'tn :. w9n
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April ID ?
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TNVllE public arc respectfully informed, That, by
IL direct on Of the Post Office Department, tbs
route is chsngcd from three To six times Ycrk
= L. L
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Tho distinguished imported A'abiau horse

April o5.
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YOUNG: SfpIiAX.

April2o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
A CARD.

retiring from the Ford Mill, the under
- signed would feel guilty Of ingratitude.
were he Ia refrain from making his heartfelt
Acknowledgements for the manifold favors re.
ceived Of his friends aud the public. His
chief aim was TO reciprocaie the benefits con-
ferred; and in entering into n more private
life, he feels the cheering consolation ia at his
efforts were not entirely vain. Though II w as
ms pride and pleasure to do justice to all, vet
II ne ieh short Of his purpose, IT was more
from want Of ability than disposition.
Actuated by sentiments of uaextinguishable
gratitude, he will still feel himself bound 10
make additional efforts TO serve his friends
and former customers; and in recommending
10 their patronage the present occupiers Of
the mill, he does so with the conviction that
'he business will be conducted quite as well
as heretofore, and with the pledge that he
wiii most cheerfully give them the benefit of
ms advice and experience. A helping hand
shall be readily extended, il needed and nm
anxiety ever felt TO make some further return
Tor the numerous acts Of kindness which have
rendered him the public's Obliged and CRATE
ful servant. D.fNTEI SN'YDER
July IL, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
TIE BLACK DEATH

This book, with such a fearful title, is trans
lated from the German Of tire celebrated Heck
err by DIR. Darlington, and gives AN account Of
the ravsgcs OF that fearful pcstilence which
ragged IN italy and throughout Europe, 500
years ego. a more interesting work NC have
never met with.
la many places, il was rumoured
that plague patients were buried alive,
as may some times happen through
sepsrie,s alarm and indscent haste,
aud thus tho horror Of the distressed
people was every where increased. -
In Effurt, after the church wards were
Filled, 10000 eOrpsss were thrown into
eleven great p,ts, sad t.S Ike lnIght.
more OF less exactly be stated with
respect to all the larger cities FuBe
raj ceremonies, the last consolation Of
the survivors, vas every where lmprae-
uCable.
In all Germany. according to q pro.
bable calculation, there seem To have
died only l,241,4 54 inhabitants; this
country, however, was more SPACED
than others. Italy, on the eounifafy.
vas most severely visited. It's SAID
to have lost half iis Inhabitants, and
this account - rendered credible frOtn
the immense losses II individual cites
and provinces: for IN Sardinia and Cor
sIca, according to the account II the
distinguished Florsntine, John VILLAIN,
Who Was himself carried Oh By the
Black Plague, scarcely q third part Of
the population remsiRed alive. add II
is related Of the Venitlans, that the,
engaged SHIPS Al high rate to retfeai
TO the Islands 80 that after the plsgvt
had carried OF three .lOufths Of he's m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
We ". FIRM.

hANiD IL. SNYDER and wM. CLEyE-
~ LAND having taken Mr. Daniel Sny-
der's Ford Nal, on the Shenandoah river, for
the purpose OF carrying on the milling bust
ness, have the pleasure Of informing the old
customers OF that establishment, as we'll n
The public generally, that the mill is at this
time undergoing complete repair; and to
us former capacity, they will add IN addition.
al pair OF burrs, which will at all times ena.
bic them TO furnish Hour for the largest crops
oil wheat at a few days notice.
From the experience OF ID. II. SNYDER in
the milling business, and an earnest desire on
the part OF each TO give satisfaction, they
hope TO merit large share of the grinding
custom Of the county. From all those who
may prefer selling their crops, they earnestly
request call, as they expect constantly to
DC in The market, at the highest market price
m cash. The style OF the firm will be
SNYDER u CLEPELi.ND.
July III, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
Prom tie P4adslrAa Sanpa,y co,ei.r.

MesArs. EDToRs--Thc Chsrlestown def.
ierson county, Nirgiuis) Free Pres. inau,r,-
where the bailo~ ed remains Of the Eathsy al
W ashibgtOn rest aud u occurred 90 me thst
'hs inquiry Nas, ~ every confederation, iu-
PoTtabt
Too much attention cannot be pad % this
inquiry, Until Il can be satisfied for tn,
country owes q debt Of gratitude o. isis memo
~ from whom the Father of hs Country
'prang -iron whom be received those prin-
ciples, which, firmly adhered 10, elevated him
10 the lOlliest pinnacle of fame ffog, n bn,n
h'' young mind imbibed those moral. mhich
we're 90 veil cultivated that he became tho
chieiesi among ten thousand - from wbOn
he learned those IDEAS hlch led him through
Vie paths oi Tectitude aud honor and ffom
nhotl le received the know edge Is far 80
earthly power extends q that Gre atof vho
n All goodness. and lnts. I'D mercy. and
who blessed BIS cxernons o. tls csuse Of H.
bcrty. Where, in fire, Bees Pee Q, yo.e Who.
by preeegt ami eNampic. taught that srn no
attentive AID adcctiOnste dutiss Of = god hes.
band
Tbs question. % inierestiBr 20 sU A,er;-
cans known bm by few No fns,l,,,,n.,,,sl
iitbas'sf' tells the stranger the last r..tinv
place ~ Tie Father 81 Nashingtoe-tbst
great faihcf 81 = greater son. A kpowlsdre
~ TIE virtues ~ thst sou Wsud LEAD ns a.
presume ihsi he woud have BIS fathers re.
mains near him, a. Nou.tycrnon. Let. how.
ever tie y'Htisiasa 81 virginia fpou that tts
i@d's' 81 ihat State are about o. erect az er.
,abiitufe n Commemorate The ylftscs II 10
-'ei1ofj immediately adopt . similar conpit.
"eh toWards those u The Trfher kseplnz
20 uiod Their diEnhed purpose ~ steadily that
VII not pause iill Its completion. Ths s
favourable moment fof The "Oid Dominion
"hte Fhhsdsiphis rtars her monument 10
'he Non) 70 commence such ~ undertaking
bat AnerIea maY. m ne same year, zee re
pilfne nr emeui q strurtgrts sacred % ms
'irines q the ahsctionate .IofhsF. the honor.
- Isihsf, and Toe patrlsi Sea. WsH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
RsfllNlrHn.

R AN AWAY from the employ Of MIR. Mel
IL u WIN, an Jefferson county, Va. on Sa-
turday the Goth Of MAY last, INV negro man
named BEN, about 81 years Of age, ) feet
3 or inches high, of dark colour but moi
very black. has pleasant countcuance and
voice, and has scar on his right cheek, near
the corner of the eye, occasioucd b, kick
from horse, when small. Had on when b.
went of, coat and pantsloons Of blue cloth
his other clothing not recollectcd. Il is be-
iieved he will endeavor 10 reach Pennsylva-
MIA or ohio-having in tie latter State mum.
Der of relations. A liberal reward will be
paid for his apprehension, IL delivered to me
or secured so that get him again
MARY MANNING.
Jefferson CO., Va, June 6, 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
miscellaneous.
A THRILLING TALE.

The following thrilling tale is said 10 have
been related by Sir Walter Scott, and furnish
ed oy correspondent Of Campbell's Maga-
zine:
1t happened several years ago, when
l was traversing the Highlands along
with n much beloved, but now depart.
ed friend; one of the true men Of IN.
old school; one who was rich in elias.
.'cal and legendary lore, but still more
ia sterling and moral virtues, for il has
been my lot to possess friends and CON-
panions from whom | have been ever
gaming, till my store has become some
what bulky. Alas! there are SO many
deserters from corps, by this time, who
shall no more return, that I wish to
cherish the persuasion, that to be gone
and be with them, will be far better
My friend and were among the thick.
y strewn mountains and ragged rocks
OF the widest branch Of Highlands,
where there Is remarkable ravine.
which we visited and explored. Its,
rather than \ ravine, a fearful Dit or
dungeon. descending deep among the
yawning rocks. Ii is as if u volc ano
had boiled there, but in the course Of
time had spouted out his lava, forming
strange adjacent peaks all around, thus
leaving the furnace or crater dry and
empty. IL is q terrible throat wide
open, on the very edge of which one
may stand and look down TO the bottom.
There 10 . mode Of descent into its
depths which yisiters may command.
This 10 by means of rope and windlass,
as il were into q coal pit, which are fix.
ed and worked from a prominent brow
Of the highest frowning peak. To the
main rope machine is attached, called
a cradle, by four shorter cords, that
tie to distinct corners. tie that de.
sends takes bis stand or seat in the
cradle, within the stretch Of the four
diyerging cords that meet his head. A
rough old Highlander presided ct the
windisss, who appointed my friend fret
10 go down. Ere the cradle came up
for ms again, a preseD,iment Of some
horrid accident about TO happen 10 one
Of Us began 10 take possession of my
nature, aud | could not resist inauiriux
1t ell was right with my friend below.
Hoo, surely was the answer. And
the cradle will be up for you in
minute; ye are a. heavy as iva OHM
: IL the rope frail = No very avs,
the last one was rOtieneTJ il broke and
let a man fs',' was the alarming re-.
ply. WAS he killed say youY' Kill.
ed! though he bad a hundred lives, he
wad hae been killed; no was smashed
to pieces down On yOnder jagged rock,
quoth the hard hearted Celt. exam
lned the rope, and IL appeared much
worn, and, to be old. How old Is
I'll inquired !. Just five years old /;
the last was month aulder before IL
brake was the next piece Of tAntsiiE
ing information. With some irritation
OF manner, pot il to him, why he
had not been provided before any risk
could attend descent; and 10 make
things worse, he prUVOkingly announc
ed, we are TO get = new ane IN the
morn; ven likely be the last ans TO
try the auld.'
Bot already the cradle waited for
ne 70 step into IL; could not disap.
point my companion by not doing -
he dds and ashamed 10 seen to heat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
FOH Sale.

a TRACT of LAND, purchased Of Ca
- leu sale, containing 26l acres, well
watered, and has two or three fine springs
The Turnpike road from Baltimore via Shep-
herd>town to Winchester, will pass through
II when finished.
Also, another Tract, containing $50 acres,
lying on tie same road, and bounded by Ope-
.luon creek, with between 30 and 40 acres of
hne bottom, and has or ; good springs-one
a white sulphur, very much frequented dur
ing The season, and flowing out of a large
hat rock all around it. One Of these farms is
bounded 10y the main road, aud is well inn
ProIed-both lying in Frederick county-is
wen numbered, aud has quantity Of me adow
"a each farm.
Also, another small lot of Land in the
same county, and on the same road, contain
inS acres, one half meadow, the balance in
tac timber. This tract would suit a trades
man, cooper, shoemaker, or any person only
wanting small lot There is 4 spring and
running water on it.
Also, another Tract, containing 2I0 acres.
lying an Morgan county, and on the Potomac
river, all in timber. As the canal will mass
along the bottom through the land, il will
be very valuable, and the timber will be in
great demand.
Also, anOtherTract, containing s0'acres living
on the main road from Martinsburg 10 Bath
with dwelling house and cellar, and small
orchard. About 80 acres are cleared, and s
or acres Of meadow, and has good spring
and running water on il. This property would
answer for public house, as it is about half
way.
These lands will be sold low, and will
take ia payment, Negroes or money.
Any person wishing TO purchase, may ap-
ply TO the subscriber living in jefferson coun-
~, Virginia, on the main road leading from
ShePherdstown TO Winchester, and within 3
miles Of Middlewsy.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Feb 81 1s11
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
LINES ON PASSING THE GRAVE OF
MY SISTER.


On yooder shore, on yondcr shore,
Nov ,cr'ian, viii, the depth Of shade,
Beneath the ~hitc-arrncd sycamore.
There ~ n little infant laid.
Forgive this tear. A brother wceps-
lis there the faded ilo~rt sleeps.
She sleeps alone, she sleeps alone,
And summers forests o'cr her wave;
And signing Winds al autumn moan.
Around the little strangers grave,
As though they mur,nurcd Al the fate
VI one 80 lone and dcsolste.
La sounds that seem like Sorrows own,
-, Their funeral dirgcs family creep;
ihcn' deep ming To- Nh organ tone,
la all their solemn cadence swc.p.
And pour, unheard, along the w,ld,
Their desert anthem o'cr child.
She came, and passed. Can forget.
no" NC, whose hearts had hailed her birth
Ere three autumnai suns had set,
Consigned her 10 her mother earth
JOYS and their memories pass away;
hut gricfs ART deeper traced than they.
We laid her in the narrow cell.
We hcapcd the soft mound ON her breast.
Ana parting tears, like rain drops fell,
Upon her lonely place Of rest,
May angels guard ii:-may they blcs,
Her slumbcrs ia the wilderness
on. siSeps alone, she sleeps alone;
For, all unlcar,l, on yon,lcr shore.
The sweeping nood, with torrent moan.
AZ evening lifts its solemn roar.
As in one broad, eternal tide,
Its rolling waters onward glide.
There ~ no marble monument,
There isno stone with craven lie,
10 tell Ut love and virtue blcnt
Ia one almost too good To die.
We needed no such useless trace
Iopoint us TO her resting place
She sleeps alone. she sleeps slone:
hut, midst the tears Of April showers.
The genius OF the Wild hath stru~n
Ills germs OF fruits, his fairies, flowers,
And cast his robe Of yernaI bloom.
la guardian fondncss, DER her tomb.
She sleeps alone, she sleeps alone;
But yearly Is her grzye-tuii dressed.
And stiii the summer vines ar. thrown.
la annual ~rcaths, across her breast.
And still the signing autumn crievcs.
And stre~s the hallowed spot with leaves.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
DISSOLUTION
or P.3RT.v.ERSEyIP.

HViE FIRM Of Daniel Snyder & Son was
IL dissolved on the lst inst by mutual con-
sent They are pleased to say. their Books
are ready for settlement; and from all with
whom they have accounts, they earnestly in
,ite call. A their object is merely to close
the business, will our friends do US the favor
TO make the call as soon rs convenient The
Books will be found in the care Of ID. n. Sny-
der D.iNTEL SNYDER,
H.nID H. SNYDER.
July IL, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
$40 REWARD.

&STOLEN from IN, stable, in Cbarle.tovn
~ on the night OF Saturday the eoth Of June
n >addl, about half worn, with tlH ea,,tlc some,
what ruhAri, and ia. skirts made OF rather in
different leather; also, double rein, stff-bit br,
Tie, msrtngal, aud blanket. I will give ten
uoiiArs reward Tor information which may lead
to the detection aud conviction of IN. thief r e.,
dollars Tor the recovery Of the articles stolen.
SAMUEL HOII.
July !, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
rvsLisasp, wIxxLT, 1T
JOA.r -. G.4LL.2HER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLLARS 4 FIFTY CrS

Payable half yearly; but Two DotLAa.
will be received as payment in full, n paid
entirely in advance. Whenever PAYMENT i,
deferred beyond the expiration Of the year.
interest will be charged.
ADVERTISING.
The terms OF advertising, are: For a square
or less, 81. for three insertions-larscr one.
an the same proportion. Each continuance.
% cents per square.
o. All advertisements not ordered for a
specific time, will be continued until forbid,
and charged accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
TURI.EN'G.

UNIlE public are respectfully informed that
n all kinds Of TURNING, in Wood, Brass,
Iron, and steel-also, Turning I.atbes, Screw
Plates, Stocks, Taps and ID IS, Bench Screws
Of wood or iron, Mill Screws, Sc SC, can be
done IA the best manner, and at the shortest
notice, at iho establishment on the Island Of
Nirgiuids, near Ilarpers-Ferry.
Nav . lsJ1 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
JEFFERSON COUNTY, THURSDAY, July L. 1saa
Trust Sale.

virtue OF deed Of trust, executed by
- DAVID Laherty TO me, bearing date the
18th day Of March, 1889, and now of record
J will offer for sale, on Friday the 5th day of
July next, at the farm near Shcphcrt,town
occupied by said Laiierty, all nks crop Of
WHEAT AND RYE
now growing on said farm Term, made
known on the day of sale.
June 81, 1899
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
July !, 1888.
U:k.sTED.

WISH 10 purchase Negro Woman be-
= tween IL and % years Of age, who under
STANDS perfectly all kinds of house work.
Washing cooking, &c. For such an one, a
liberal price will be given.
r. A. KOwNSLAR
Smithhcld, July 4, lS33-3t
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Plane irons.

nUTCHER'S celebrated Double and Sin.
- gle lron Cast-Steel Plane-IIns for sale
ty ANDREW WOODS.
Charlestown, June 70, 1888.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
QDODSa

M = are receiving and opening, a general
w assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Queensware, Glass, China-and
such Medicines az are in common Use. We
deem a catalogue unnecessary, ~ most arti-
eles used in this section o. country will be
found IN our assortment. Oar customers and
the public generally are invited 20 give ~
call We pledge ourselves that no aruclcs
of equal quality shall be cold n lower prices,
than We will sell them on our aecOmmOda-
ting terms Tor Cash or on Crtdh
WM. =. LOCK s CO.
Charlestown, April -, 1893,