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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21
BtsiaObIe .HYeSyScinP.

1klHE extensive demand for ANDERSON's
- COUGH DROPS and PICTORIAL. pow
DERS as prepared by James Mellen 4 Co.
have enabled them TO reduce the price very
meeh ard from an extensive use ior I6 years
past, they have proved To be one of the most
valuable remedies ever yet discovered for the
cure of Coughs, Colds, and other affections
Of tie breast aud lungs leading 10 Consump-
lions. Thousands have rxperie the hap
Py effects OF this Healing BaIsam: some Of
whom have given certificates, that ill sattsfy
every uuPreJudiced mind that the mest uuex-
Pectcd cures have been performed BY use Of
them, where the most skilful physicians had
given them up as hopeless. II Is not pre-
tended that they cure 10 all cases, but theru
are few cases OF Coughs or even seated Con-
sumPtIons, but may be relieved by timely
use OF this Healing Baisam. Each large bot
tie contains 20 doses, which proves them To
be very cheap medicine.
INTERESTING AND LMPORT.1N-r
Information to the afflicted may be obtained
by reading the certihc aies which accomranV
eGch bottle, and from which the following ar.
extracted One from MIR Gaius Stcbbins. OF
Hiilsdale, as to the effects produced by tho
use Of single bottle, that he purchased and
gave to POCT han tho had been ia his en-
ploy.
Also, The astonishing effect Of one bottle
used 10y Robert Kidney, OF Rochester Mon
roe county, after beng given up by a council
OF five physicians.
Also, the certificate of The Rev Philo Jud
son, Clergyman ~ Ashford, Conn. ss To
The remarkable eii.cts Of q few bottles used
by himself, afisr raising blood for some time
attended with cough, and catarrh, be having
tried II any other things " ilhOut obtaining spx
real relief, until he u,ed these drops
Also, The une Npsctej relief obtained bv
Mrs Huntington. OF Ashford, who Vas a.
much reduced that her lIfc was dessaired Of !.
but Who, from tire usc of these drop, ~,
short time. was restored TO health. 30 a. 10 bs
1hlr TO 10 good days work
Many physirians who we're strongly OBJ
posed - The use Of uiis medicine now praise
u highly aud use y 81 tissir families
Cant lott SIpGye of C0uIiev(iifs.
livery purchaser who values health wtll
observe that each genuine bottle Ne cell la.
.iHdsrs0n Cough D'rsf.', prepared by j. Me-
Ten, stamped on the glass, aI,d that each Of
The directions are sigred in writing JAS
MELLtN. Examine before you purchase.
Ne there are a number of s9ufiOpi, kinsl, va
market, similar Va appearance bat yery dif-
ftreni ~ their effects.
iOf sale Ly
g. -. STEPHENSON a co.
March IL, lsJJ---d Hsrper-FerTy
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OH. No. I'll NEVER MENTION HER.
o.! no, III ne.crm entoa her, her name 10 never
heard,
My lips are now forbid to speak that oeee fan,i-
liar word,
From sport TO sport they hurry me. TO Danish nv
regr-T,
ADD Il they vim /. smile from me, they ,Liuk
Can forget.
They bid the seek in change oil scene the charm.
that others SIC.
ID" were 10 aforeisn land, they'd fiad no change
in me;
III, true that behold tao more the valley ~herv
wemst,
10 not sec the ha~ilorn uce-but how can
forget,
And oh! there are 20 many things that bring the
past 60 me,
The brev1e upon the sunny hills, the biiIoxs Of
the s~.;
The rosy tint that decks the sky before the sun /,
st.
Add every thing look upon,-forbids inc to
forget
They tell me she is happy n-S. the cages, Of the
gay,
They h'nt that she forycts Lac cow, but heed no,
~hat they say;
Like me, rerhaps, she struggles sith each feeling
Of regret.
Bat Il sh, loves, as I now love, SLe ne,er can
forget.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

INDUSTRY.
.As:x':

IH1tiiS thorough. bred race horse will stand
- the ensuing season, to commence on IN,
LIST April and end on the 1st August next. Al,
my farm, eight miles from winchester. r;vh,
from Nevtown, eigh, from Battle,ouo. foor
from Wildwood. and two and . half from The
White Post-a fifteen dollars cash the single.
leap. twenty dollars the season, to be paid by
The la August. and forty dollars for insurance.
10 be paid as soon A. the mare 10 known to
be with fo-i. tPzrting With the mare, or ire
guiar attendance nj the stand, forfeits the in.
'ur,nee.) In every case fifty cents cash to The
groom to be sent vith the mare. Mares pu,
by the leap or season last year that did no,
prove With foal, will be insured this year for
thirty dollars. Msres from O distance will be
furnished wlth pssturage without any charge,
add grain, II required. ct the neighborhood
prices. Care will be taken TO avoid sccidept.
and escapes, but will not be accountable for
them
INDUSTRY is q beautiful dark brown, is
hands and fourth Of an inch high, nine years
old this spring, and is one Of the largest and
bes, formed thorough. bred sons Of his dis,in.
g''shed sire (sir Afeby.) His performances
under his former name, (Niger. and his pre-.
sent, name rank him i'm the best horses for
speed aud boiiom-and a. foaIge,,er h. !.
inferior to none. IN one OF his races over the
baltimore course. he ran 4 miles 10 7 minutes
and 50 seconds
PEDIGREE.
INDUSTRY YES by Sir Arehy, his dam
by Balls Fiorizel, bic grand dam Celia by vii.
dair, great grand dam Lady BoIingbroke b.,
Psntaloon, great greet grand dam CAdiz b,
King Herod, by Old Fesrnough,. out Of KITTY
Fisher, Csdiz's dam Vas Primrose, Ohio vas
got by Dove. who wss GOT ny Csdiz, who wss
got BY old Grab. who ~ got by Silly, whose
osm esa seh'na' Who wss got 10y the Codol
phin Arsbisn.
PERFORMANCES
October, 1927, when years old. he ran for
the post stake over the Newmarket course,
which be won in fine style. Next week, over
the Tree-hill course. he von the sveeps,skes
Next spring. (4yeSrs old,) he vss beaten
over Brond-rock course 8 mile heats by Sally
Hops good race. lie was then taken "a
baltimore, and won the mile heats, beating
Bachelor. Fall Of the same year, 81 Wash
Ingion, he won the colts pure, 2 mile heats
Next day be won the jockey club purse. Z
nile heats, beating Muls,to Mary and 9th. re-
Neat week, at baltimore, won the : mile
heats, beating Bachelor MAY, 1929, then
years old, over the Washington eourse, he
won the mile heats. beating Bachelor and
Hypons. ~ Baltimore, next week, he vor
Tie Jockey club purse. s mile heats. Nex
fAH he Sas beaten over the IIagets,owI
course, IN which race lie broke down, enc
hss never started since.
INDUSTRY will only be permitted 10 e,
,ebd to four mares day, ct intervals OF fou
hours, and in no instance will this strange
meni be deviaied from. Mares put by IN,
season this spring, tina, do not prove viii
'osI' v'Il he permitted to go 10 him through
out the tell season, without any additions
charge HECTOR HFII.
Frederick 60 March z, 1853 --ot.
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TO the Public.

VIE subscriber takes great pleasure IN
making his best thanks to his many
friends and customers, for the patronage he
has already received rs a me rchant, and at
The same time bcgs leave 60 inform them that
nc has taken MIR. SAMUEL n. RoKESBAucH
into partnership with him. The style of the
firm will be Vs.. CLEVELAND & Co who 60
iicr continuance of favors that have been
bestowed on the public's obedient servant,
Jan. IL, 1888. VIM. CLEVELAND
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TRUST SAx.E.

ny virtue Of deed of trust. executed 10
W0 the undersigned by John Roland aud
Mary his wife. ~ secure the payment Of tie
sums Of money therein mentioned. 10 be- due
o. Benjamin !. TOwner individually. and to
TOwRer Harris, will be sold IL public ven
due, In front Of Daniel Entier's tavern IN
Shepherd'iown, on FFid4y ihs 21d Of .s1u,rb
HsEi, part Of a LOT or LAND.
situate IN Shephrfd',own. being ihr Som
last corner Of lot 40. lS6. and fronting on,
Princess street aud Warrington ailey. and M
ilie deed u trust bounded ~ follows BERN
ming at q CORNER 81 Washington alley on pm.
cc.s streets thence extending ~ th said street
80 feet, " a corner Of Land b. longing "a 4,
B,dmgsr part Of said lot 80. 10 thence
wiib said rs lire, e. feet and inches A.,
another corner e said b. thence 30 (est
70 Washington alley thence whit, - feet
and inches. o. the beginning.
Also-A LOT, situated about half a mile
from Shephs rdstowt o. DE south side a. TIE
road .rsding 10 Barnslord on The Potomac.
containing or acres, more or .css.
Tcfns q .s,e, cash.
HENRY BERRY,
NM LUCAS,
FEB -, 1893. T,as,,.
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TIn1REni TrnrRnRii

AAJ ANiED, immediately, large GUAM
w hty OF the following kinds Of Tim
Der, In logs:
KeiioU and U'hhe Pine,
an kiHds Of Oak,
Poplar, Birdseyr CUrled and Suga,
Nope.
UiH Cherry. H'0inui, Ash,
Hickory. and LoeusI.
For timber Of this description, the CASH.
and fair price according to length aud
quality, viii be gwen, when delivered AZ
haEpcvS-Fcrry.
ty-The maple, cherry. and walnut, should
10 aug up and the tops cut Oft about three feet
above The forks. An additional price will be
PAID for the forks aud root ends, II dug an
carefully. ~
e7-Scantiing, &c. can be furnished Ia Lii
n . short notice.
JOSEPH T.. SMITH. Sol, Arm,
July :, 1892. ~
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Notice.

V>HE members of the Hsrpus-Ferry and
b1ferso" ecInfy Jockey Cius are solicited
10 attend a meeting which will be held nc the
harPers-Ferry Hotel on Saturday evening,
he I'D inst, for tho purpose Of eiccting OIL
GERS, arranging the purses, and appointing
the day of race for the present year.
Those wishing To become members of said
Club, viii please attci,d the above meeting.
NJ. THOMPSON, See's.
HsrPcrs-Ferry, March :, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

HNiiIS thoroughbred Horse. half brother
n 90 Bachelor, will stand the ensuing sea
son al the following places, viz: ON MONDAYS
and Tuesdays, at the stable 81 Mr. BIlimver
in Martinsburg on Wednesdays ard Thurs
days, AZ Mr.. p. ". kerney's; and on FRIDAYS
and saturdays. ~ the stable of Mr. Joseph
Eniler. Shepberdsiown.
for terms, pedigree and performance. see
hand-bills RFYNOt lls A. Ity.s
March q, ls33.-5t
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FOR S.YLE.

"a TRACT Of LAND, purchased Of Ca
L n ieb Sale, containing 26l acres, well
"atercd, and has two OF three fine springs
The Turnpike road from Baltimore via Shcp-
herdsto"n TO Winchester, will pass through
IT when finished
Also, another Tract, containing $50 acres.
lying on the same road, and bounded BY one
quon creek, with bctwee 30 and 40 acres of
hne bottom, and has , or , good springs-onc
White sulphur, very much frequonted dur
ing the season, and ilowins cut OF a large
ilht rock all around il. One Of these farms Il
bounded by the main road. and is well inn
proyed-both lying in Frederick county-is
well timbered, and has n quantity Of meadow
on each farm.
Also, another small lot Of Land. IN The
same county, aud on the same road, contain
lng acres, one half meadow, the balance in
me timber. This tract would suit a trades
man, cooper, shoemaker, or any person only
wanting small lot. There is a sprinp and
running water on IL.
Also, another Tract, containing 2IO acres.
lying in Morgan county; and on the Potomae
rlVer, all in timber. AS the canal will pass
along the bottom through the land. il will
DC very valuable, and the timber will be in
great demand.
Also, anotherTract,con containing so acres Il ing
on inc man road from Martinsburg to Bath,
with dwelling house and cellar, and n small
orchard. About 30 acres are cleared. and 8
or acres Of meadow, and has a good spring
and running water on ii. This property would
answer for public house, as il is about half
way.
These lands will be sold low, and I will
take IN payment, Negroes or money
Any person wishing to- purchase, may ap-
ply TO the subscriber living ia JefIe rson co,n-
", Virginia, on tie main road leading from
shephcrdstown to Winchester, aud within 2
miles Of Middle way.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Feb. 81, 1893.
Ii' The LeeshIlrg Genus gj Ll6errv YriHbl5-
ish NE aboJc three HHcs, and srqd Gih 10 n e.
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Pay srh0s fk0m 0sresf.

HNhoSE who know themselves Indebted
IL to the old Grns Of Lane X Towner, and
towncr Harris, are requested TO make pay
nens as early as possible, as the business of
each OF those concerns must be brought to n
speedy close. The extreme length Of time
that many Of these debts have been due.
would at any rate make il necessary that
they should be paid. There is seed time
and harvesi-and If VIC fail TO reap in due
season, after having put out n crop, the opc.
rations Of the merchant, rs we'll as the farmer.
must be- retarded. therefore expect to reap
OF the crops put out by Lane & Towncr as
Tar back rs le23 and 1874, and by Towncr
X Harris IN lS2S and ls29. Those concern
cd viii consult their interests 10y attending to
this notice in season.
d. r. TowHER.,
Shcrhe-'istown, Feb. :, 1899.
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DentiSfry.

1V4e oVEAYIEI.D will offer his pro-
icssionai services TO the citizens Of Charles
town and vicinity by the 18th or goth OF
March next
y. b. Tie also intends visiting Battletown.
Shepherdstown aud SmithheId, in April or
May next
March I, 1889.
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2NiIoSE who have not discharged their
- debt, to mo. viii find their accounts and
notes In the hands Of my brother. Henry e.
Hammond, who is hereby authorized To settle
and collect them. aud whose receipt in all
cases will be sufficient.
GEO. w. HAMMOND.
March Z, 1899.
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Con, sss tssi0mer,s SssYe.

hY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Su.
NE perior Court OF Law and Chanccry for
Jefferson County, pronounced on the 18th DAY
OF November last in a case in which Mercy
Wager is plaintiff and James StubbleheId de.
PENDANT, shall, As Special Commiss ioncr. on
Monday ne STA day II .fprii nfrf, expose 10
sale. at public auction, IA front Of the Cour;
House IN Charlie stown, to the highest bidder
that certain tract Of land lying in Jefferson
county, between tharicstown and Bati,.tnyyn
about miles from the former and , from
the latter place. and adjoining tho lands of
William Sinclair, David ~ Alien and others.
and at present m the possession ct Mr.. Gar
land VI Davis, containing lj3 acres, u being
The Same assigned to the said ~ Wager by
the Commissioners appointed TO assign to the
widow her dover ia the Berry hill farm. and
make partitions between the heirs VI John
Wager, sen, decd, whose report IS Of record.
and the metcs and bounds therein specified
The land will be sold for and during the term
VI Mrs Nager's life. u - nearly all cleared.
and has half the dwelling house allotted u
Trims ~ sale One-thIrd in cash, one third
~ IL months, and onc-third in Is months. -
Bond with good personal security 20 be given
Tor deferred payments, ard title retained ,ill
all the money has been paid.
ROBERT LUCAS, sc.
March :, 1888
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HHVHE bortls aHd notes siven Il the s,t,.er,-
~ bers $50, N June last, will become
due on the llth insL They are now In tie
hands Of hr John Ksb.e and myself. 10 vi ,.u,
promp' payment must be made, o. there can
not nor Will not, BE- any indulgence eivsa.
JOSEPH MYERS.
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For Rent.

I'VE Store-Room, Cellars, and Ware
House, lately occupied by us The
store-Room has lately been repaired, and is
considered ono Of the hest stands for business
an the place. Apply 90 w. w. Lane.
VIM. ~. RIDDLE g. co.
Charlestown, Jan. 81, 1893
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Nd TECE-

a III. persons indebted to US are informed
IA that their notes and accounts are placed
in the hands Of Andrew Kennedy, ESQ. They
are requested To- call upon him and discharge
them. WIN. y. RIDDLE A. CO
Charlestown, Jan. "a ls23
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.9TTE.V'TXON!

RESPECTFULLY inform the people of
IL Hsrpers-ferry and its vicinity, that in
tend carrying on, with as much vigor As pos
sible, the
CARPENTRY BUSINESS,
As have concluded TO remain some time at
Harpers-Ferry. intend 20 do work upon a.
cheap terms as any person can afford 10 do il
ana in such manner as persons may want il
done: Therefore. hope and expect that the
public vii! patronize me.
THOMAS r. GLASSCOCK.
Feb. II, lS33.-llt
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HARrEas-fKRny ARnoKr. 2
February eth, 1899. {

February eth, 1883.
nROPOSALS will DO received nj this Office
IL until the 18th March next, for furnish.
ing Two Thousand Gun-boxes for Mu,k.t,.
aud four hundred and fifty for Rifles. One
fourth Of es~' 10 be delivered ut the Aru,ory
quarterly, tho first delivery to be made on
the first day OF July next.
The boxes must te made Of the best white
pine plank, one and fourth inches thick
perfectly seasoned, and eatireiy free from
knots or cracks. The form and size of the
boxes will be made known on application a,
the Armop.
GEORGE RUST, Jr. Sept
February Ia, I533.--5w.
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LAW NOTICE.
Thosaas Van S.eearsm~es,

"Os""s vUH Ssce0s'tmgefs
AVING returned to Virginia, will resume
IL his practice IN the Courts which he for
merry attended. viz: the several Courts Of
.enerson and Berkeley. lie may az all times
De found at his Office at the GIol;. ,,yern
Shephordstown, Feb IL. ls33.-tf
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REMOVAL.

affords me pleasure TO inform nv custo-
- mers and the public generally, that have
removed my Store, and am permanently set.
tied in my Spacious New Store House. imme-
diaieiy adjoining the house that have occu
pied as store for the last few months: where
now offer for sale, a very large stock Of
handsome GOODS. many of which have
oeen received within the last few days and
all oil which, respectfully invite those wish
ing TO purchase, TO call and sec.
u. 4. TOWNER.
Shepherdstown, Jan. ;, 1893
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From the Bs.,on 7',an,cr;,,


Tho following dialogue 10 said to have q.
ken place in town Of C., do IN ea.t. be
tween master and his pupil, previous 10 m
exam'os''oo. before the school committee of
that town:
Mss,er-Jseob come here, are you good
boy
jacob an sir.
inflow do yoa know np
J-by surieui.r demonstration.
Ms aaricuisr denomination . talent m.
tural to the human family
J-Piato asserts that IL 10. except in case.
ethe optical membrane 10 injured by over
M-WhAs authority have you ,ba. Plato
said so'
J-hr-.lthst comes to see mother told
me 30.
M-very well. let mo see if you are versed
IN Biography. and my FIRST question will be .
Ieetle political. Well. in the frst place. vho
commanded the American sogers at Bunker's
Hilll
J-Brigadier General Arnui.
M-where was Gen. Jackson on that mem.
orsble week
J-Shooting wood bucks in old Ken,uek.
M-Did you ever hear ct Mr.. Henry Clay }
J-Yes sir.
M-What sort Of nan 10 he,
IA very clever man. ouy he bragg lee.
tie too much. father saws.
M-whAt part Of Rhode Island is cape Hat.
tersss'
J-South-e,st part, sir.
Mn chat part OF Mover Sehots does the
river Nile rise'
jim the centor.
emtyl
J-Its course is surpen inc, and em,;e, ;n,o
the Missc'sippy, jest above N. Orleans.
M-when and where was Indopendenee
deciaredl
jim the 18th year. Of the Christian cree.
underline big poplar down by Davies brook
M-Whst part of speech is Ante Masonry
IA Irregular defective verb.
M-Wss Morgsn's death protested,
mo ss, Il was granted by an act OF the
Genrul Assemble
M-very we'll. you MUS, try and be p.rfee,
~ the school committee day. which viil CON-
mence on the third Tuesday preceding the
last Saturday in next month.
lev weeks since . gentleman 10 Ken.
srcky sent slave to the market with small
Hog cot into four quarters for which he told
MIN be must ge's dollar. Ssmbo vent To
market-being rather early and being tired,
Ne tell asleep. When he awoke ne found
one quarter OF his hog had been stolen: fear
ing the lash OF his master he began to CIV
"A gentleman asked, what allied him. ssmbo
ss'd he had fallen asleep and somebody bad
stolen quarter of his hog. The sen,ismsn
asked him who he thought had taken II, aClay.
hs or Jacksonite, sambo, sfters moment.
study and aScrstch ortwo Of his head, re piled
tink he mus, be Clayite, case hsb he be
Jaeksoni'e he hab taken de hole hog" The
gentleman wa go veil pleased With the en-.
s~er' he took the remaining three quarters,
gave hun dollar. and both parted well salts.
hed.-t Ohio Republican,
The editor Of Mohawk paper says, that
10 payment he will take any thing for family
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Chelrlag TOhnrrn

tST received, superior % any ever a.
81 f,red by Nm. CLLNEl.ASD
PEI. ieJ1
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sOtssssOte Lama Tor Sale.
VIE subscriber will sell that valuable To-,
q of Land, laid off to Octavius Fairfax. in
the division Of the shannon Hin tract in JEFF
ferson county, formerly the property Of Fer
dinando Fairfax, Esq. A very large proper
ton of this lot is wood land tho whole CON
tains about ninety acres.
JOSEPH T. DAUGIIERTY.
Nov. 90, 1892.
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SvnLIssan, wEGGLs. 80
JOHN -. GsHLL.EHER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLLARS &TTr-rv cTa.

TIN -fgA~ff VI
fayabis bslf Yearly, bst TEo DoiIsas
Nll De Fteeiyed ~ payment 10 foil, Il psi
entiTeiy ~ advance. Hhenevsf pagmsnt 81,
offered beyoud TIE expiration 81 tie rt-
Interest wilt Dc charged
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

~ tie celebrated horse Sir Charles. and
~ fuil brother Co lingo, will stand the
spring season az my stable, and al s,apt. Iobn
Lannon's, ~ Bnnker[liiH.
Terms, pedigree. and satisfactory oerti6-
Gates, vii b. gwen In due time
SAMUEL CAMERON.
Feb. ~, 1893
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II C.KRD.

NM beg the attention of tho public IN
w our stock Of GOODS, which is large
and well assorted; particularly our Cloths.
Cnssimcres, and sa'incts, are worthy Of at
'ention, rs they will be sold uncommon,
cheap. VIM CLEVELAND A CO
Jan. II, 1893
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V'0tss0bie Xiii KDrODerfy
Ton SALE


NOR SALE, that well known propcr,y
u called bOPEN ELI. MILLS, situated in
Jefferson county, Virginia. The Mill House
- substantial ard coInmodious. 1t is built Of
stone, - sixty feet in length BY forty in " idth
and has five floors. II contains four run Of
burrs, and Is amply furnished with all ncces-
-ary machinery of the latest and most ap-
proved construction. There is attached there.
To about 20 acres of ground, on which stand
good Dwelling house, a millers' house, and
an Office, together with good stabling There
~ also on the premises, thriving young Or
ehard, ard or , acres Of thc ground - river
bottom and highly productive as meadow -
The Mill - situate immediately on the mar
gln ol the Shenandoah river, from whence Il
derives an abundant and never failing supply
Of water. II u needless 90 add, that Il - ia
tie most fertile and highly improved county
10 the STATE, and ~ local situation, A. regard.
supply of wheat and other grain, is parti-
culariy favourable. For terms e sale, appli-
cation may be made 90 the subscriber.
Dec p, 1889. JAMES IHTE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-03-21

for salo, at the Charles
Book Store, n large
Fed Of the last years
Cabbage Lettuce
Tennisball do
Early Cilicia DO
Parsnip & Carrot seed
Pepper Grass do
Cherry Pepper do
Cayenne pepper do
White Broccoli
Bunch squash
Crooked W inter do
Fittings club do
Vegetable marrow do
Cocoanut Squasl,
Early red Turnip Ra-
dish
Early Salmon do
Early scarlet do
Latc long white do
White Onion seed
Red tree do. sets
Large red tomato seed
Early Dutch Turnip
seed
Satisfy or vegetable
oyster seed
Pumpkin seed-very
fine.
others which the sub
md chiefly Of his own
rtment for the present
JAMES BROWN.