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Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28

Pause before you .follo,c Example. A
mule laden with salt and an ass laden with
wool went over the brook together. BY
chance the mules pack became wetted'
and the salt melted, and his burden be-
came lighter. After they had passed,
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28
DIED

DIED, In Philadelphia, on Monday last
Mr.. George Whitelock, of Baltimore, for
merly of this place.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28

FOREIGN INFLUENCE. The Common
wealth of Pennsylvania has public debt of
sixteen millions of dollars, of which more
than nine millions is owned by Foreign Stock
holders. At the head of these stands-"his
royal higness Charles, Sovereign Duke OF
Brunswick"-and then follows list of Brit
ish noblemen and noble ladies, beginning with
the "most noble the Marquis of HEREFORD "
When it was made known, that about eight
millions of the stock of the Bank of the Unit
ed States, was owned by foreigners, all may
remember what hue and cry was raised by
the Globe and partizans of the Administra-
ton, against an institution which made us the
tributaries of foreigners, and the lamentations
which were heard that the industry and labor
of Americans should so to pamper the luxu
nv of British lords and ladies'! Gen. jackson,
in his ever memorable veto message, take.
hol,l of this topic and in addition to Other
misc,,iefs, gravely inquiries whether from thi'
Observation-Disclosures will not be cause t.
tremble for the purity of our elections ii
peace, and for the independence of our coun'
try in war?"-Ifthe Presidents fears as ex
pressed in that famous document, had an,
foundation, how much greater reason ii
there to sstremble" in the present caseo A
great Commonwealth, the key stone of th'
jackson party, has been dabbling in thu
money market with foreign princes, poten
tates and mobiles, borrowing their money tt
the tune of nine millions, and making he
citizens tributaries to British Dukes, Mar
ouesses, Lords and Ladies! Where are thu
awful Vaccinations of the Globe, now,-
where the fear and 'stremblings' for the pu
rity of our elections and the independence o
our country! Is there no veto which cal
reach this evil!
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28
Delaware Coal Company

A few shares of Stock in the above Com
pany may be had, if applied for soon to
w. A. MENDENHALL,
Aren't, for the purchase and sale of stock, &c.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28

Troy, June ia boy by the name of
Decker, about l 6 years, ofagc, ofthis city
stole quantity of arsenic from the shop
Of DR.. Hunt on Sun lay last, took it, and
died Yesterday morning. Every effort
was made to save him, but in vain. The
cause assigned for this act is, that his
former companions would not associate
with him, in consequence of his having
taken considerable sum of money from
the drawer Of one Of ourmerchants some
thine since.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28
THE TOUR,


The reception of the President in Boston
was more unexceptionable in its character,
and had less of mere party and gross adula.
ton in it, than was exhibited either in Phila-
delphia or New York. The only specimen
of pure, unmixed Jacksoniana. that has met
our eyes, is in the reported colloquy between
the President and the Select men of Roxbury,
which we believe, however, is only suburb
of Boston. The Chairman of the Select men
concluded short address to the President,
with the following eloquent and pithy distich:
And may his powerful arm long remain nerved,
Who said-The UNIoN---t must be preserved.
To which the President made the following
nervous and characteristic reply:
s'It shaNb preserved, sir, as long as there is a
nerve in this arm"
May the arm upon which this Union de-
ponds, livcNa thousand years, say we!
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28
Non CoMMITTAL,
''The man who glides
Between both sides,

"a =, fThe man who glides
Between both sides,
And thus escape JAM"
After the falling Of the Battery bridge, on
counting the noses of the distinguished men
who we're immersed at the very heels of the
President, (whose horse cleared him at a
leap) inquiry was made for Mr.. Van Buren,,
to which wag replied. ooh, he's always
out of the way when the bridge falls"
Providence Journal.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28

The wife of judge of the Supreme Court
of Appeals at Kon,ngsburg, in Prussia, was
delivered on the 18th March last, OF three
male children. to which the father gav'' the
christian names of EAcus, MINos, and
RHADAMAHTHUs.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28

Ahologetic. -Mrs. Trollope has recently
addressed letter to a lady in this country
in which she begs that her correspondent
will not entertain any unkind feelings in rela-
|tion to her book upon the Americans. 81
had husband and eight children TO support, -
she remarks, "and found myself compelled
to do something for their maintenance"
This acknowledgment was actually made,
and has been mentioned to us from good au-
Ithorty. Gazette.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28

A destructive fire took place, on Sunday
last, at Raleigh, North Carolina. Several
houses and quantity of value bic goods were
destroyed.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28

We learn by private letter from Ma
drid, under date of the 10th of April, that
the Marquis of Casa Yrujo had declined
the appointment of Minister to this .coun-
try, and that the King. either from OF.
fence at his refusal, or,for some political
reasons, had criled him toValladolid.
TBoston Daily Advertiser.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28
From the New York Gazette.
FROM METANZAS.

The Boston Gazette of Saturday gives the
following extract of a letter, dated
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28

A letter from New Orleans Of the l5th
INST. says:-The State Of Missouri is last
becoming a wheat growing country:
and tbs said that she will supply us with
fresh flour when the waters are too low
in the Ohio river to admit of boat navl
cation, which will prevent any great adj
vance in price here" @.~.-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
VALUABLE .EIE Property
r0R SALE.

EFoR sALK, hlat well known proper,,
- called HoPEW ELL MILLS, situated n
'tIcr'2n county, Virgins. The MAI House
SUBSTANTIAL ard commodious. "a y built Of
'H' sixty feet in length by forty In v ,etb
gro mas i've ioOrs. II contains four run ~
ana i' amply furnished with sll nsees-
h''tnery Of t'ie latest and most ap-
80 c0nsifuciion. Thc,e il attached thers.
., - acres u ground, on which stand
aseii'ng house, millcr.' house. ard
~, 'ose iher with good siabling. There
90 We premises, q thriving Young Or
20 and : Or acres of the ground Il S,vs,
I'm ara highly productive a. me,do,I
80 az ~ . situate Immediately on the mar.
90 81 t'c Shenandoah river. from ubs,~. :,
dc'i'ei an abundant and neser G,,,,a. '.,'ee y
~ water . needless % add. nat !, =, - :;
u'e Most ieTiie ard h'ghly isnsr,,, ii 49,.
p u'e s'a's' andits local situation, ~ regard
I s5pPiy Of wheat aud other grain 1, go.
culariy favourable. For terms II s.le ~.
cation may b. made % ne sabscril,sr' -'F''
Dee. ~, 1s32 JANE titrp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

HyIIE subscriber respectfully infornis.tie
~ public, that in consequence Of the fr-
signatIon Of the Rev. Mr.. Jones, in his favor.
he has teen apPoiated Principal Of ,hrs Inst.
tuition.
The course. of Instruction win comprise
the Latin. Greek, French and Ergl..h ia,.-
yuascs. History. Beiles-i.ettTss, G.eEssyi.
and tie use Of the Globes, Ma;hcn.a,ics. i,,d
the usual branches Of liberal edu, aii,n
Ia assuming ihe responsibilities Of ihis si'u-
alton. the subscriber begs leave 10 state, iist
FIR "a he is concerned, he ~ ~ cn6caScr 20
place the Institution oha respectable aud per-
inauent iootins--thst his attention. industry
AMI energy viii be.xciusively directed 20 ~.
object Parents and c1ardisss. WHO " ish 10
p1ironiTe this seminary, may therefore resi
assured that no pains wiii be spared 10 merit
Their appreciation and support
WARD HUGHES, Principal.
March IA, l-33
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
TOR SIZE.

"A RACT Of LAND, purchased OF Co.
u hO sale, containing .Gi acres, well
watered, and has two or three fine ~ :ngs.-
ne Turnpike road froD, Baltimore ' :, Sbep-
heru't"wn To Winchester, viii pas through
II when finished.
Also another Tract, containing $50 acres
p"s on Tue same road, and bounded by Ope-
i'oh creek WITH between 80 and ~ acres Of
hne bottom, and hs, , or ; good .yrinrs--ore
a white sulphur, very much fs-d,rnted dr..
ing ue season, and flow ing cot Of a large
uat rock all around Il. One Of these farn,.,.
bounded 10y thc mann road, aud j. well IN
Pr"ied-boih lying ~ Frederick county-is
ven ''hprrcd, add has quantity Of me adov
on each firm.
Also, another small lot Of Land. IN the
''mc county, AID on the same rouJ. contain
i1s acres, one half ne adow. the balance 4,
ipe tmber This tract would sui I, trade
nan, cooper, Shoemaker, or any person opl,
wanting small lot There Is spring and
running water on u.
Also, another Tract, containing go acre.
bns 80 Morgan county. and on tie Potomac
'Ner, al ~ TIMBER. A. the canal will pas.
aIons tie bottom through the land, Il viii
be- very valuable, aud the timber viii be -,
great demand
Also,anotbcgTract,c containing eOacres .lyiup
on The main road from Msrtin.burg 10 Ratl
"iu' Dwelling house and cellar. and a small
orchard. About 80 acres are cleared. and 2
"f acres of meadow, aHd has a good spr,rg
$50 running water on u. THIS property would
answer ioF public house, as II - about half
way. '''''
These lands will BE- sold low, and I will
take m payment, Negroes or money.
Any person wishing 10 purchase. may an
ply 10 the subscriber lyinE iu Jefferson ee,,n.
~ Virgins, on The main road leading from
'he pherdstown 20 Winchester, add within 3
miles Of AijddIeway
Feb. u, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
.S,OfiCP.

a MEETING Of the mem bers Of the Har :
IA pets-Ferry savings Institution " i'll be
held OF the llarrcrs-terry Hotel, on Saturday
the 9Th day OF April next, for the purpose OF
electing ninc Directors 10 manage the con =
Germs Of said institution for the ensuing wear
aud the adoption Of such other measures a.
may be deemed necessary for the perfect or
ganIzation OF tie company.
LINES NOOK,
HJLLLU en- iIYRERS.
JOSEPH l.. RESSELL.
IL. T. .MiCC.iBE,
DANIEL .IFF.iUF.N.
1WD,LiS RL,SSELL,
IL IUO.uPSO.S
April 4. 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
TInhBERl TIn1nnRII

"ANTED, immediately, n large guam
" hly OF the following kinds Of Tim
Der, in logs:
PsL!oD and Uhne Pine,
IN kinds Of oak,
PoPiar. Birds.eyr, Curled and Suga,
Mcpie,
Uid Cherry. Ud'nus, .7sh,
Hickory. anil Locust.
For timber of this description. tie CASH,
and n fair price according 60 lenzth and
anaiity, will be given, when delivered at
Harpers-fcrr,.
QS-The maple, cherry. and walnut, should
ne dug up, md the tops cut off about three feet
above the forks. An additional price will he
paid for the forks and root ends, il dug up
carefully.
QScantlins, &c. can be furnished 10 bill
AZ short notice.
JOSEPH l.. SMITH, Sol, .7s,nt
Jor Joseph l.. Smith s. Go.
July 5, 1892.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
NICHOLAS SllULYZ,
Draper and Merchant Iailo,

fHUItI Usu pNFCUdFf n tOrS
HANISG taken the rooms lately occupied
n Il store by Caleb " all, directly OPP
pOsi,o y. I.tssimmon's Tavern, in Harpers-
Ferry, cfers 10 TIC public. or accommodating
tersns, n choice aud Lsn,lsoEe selection OF
Seasonahle and Fashionable GOODS. for
genilcmoH's wear. Thr following, comprises
his stock IN part superior Black, Blue,
Brown, Mulberry Green, kif,e Green, a!uiber-
~ Siee! mixed, ard Ersb CxCTHS.-Ai-
500 as>imcres. E're, Blaok, striped, raun
aud mixed splendid assortment IL English
hSrrcd six Ncscn-., Plain ard Valencia n
handsome assortment Of Gloves, Six AID
Linen Pocket Handkerchief. Hcse aud halt
do, Cravats. Stocks SuSr cudsrs, sc. SC.
The above arc selection ,f tie latest i'm
portations, the colours OF which will be war
ranted To stand. Garments e every dcscrip-
ton viii be made 10 order AT the shortest no
ticc.
Nov. %, 1s3o-tf
y. u. Garments that are bought eIseu bers
and brought To this establishment, will Re
made TO order If the shortest notice. and war
ranted TO iiii If not, they need not be taken
away. Ns
81 The above establishment las been re-
moved TO the adjoining shop, formerly occu-
pied by y. FitZsinmous.
Mar n II, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
WASHINGTON COUNTY
hank.

UTHinns-P Port. Ftsrusry L.. 1893.
"Ya Resolution OF the 5oard of Directors
ID Of this Institution, the following scale
sod rates have been adopted for the govern
Inent vi the officers thereof, in received depo-
sites of money TO hunted '-ount, subject 10
interest, VIZ:
For dePosites payable -ir
month, -jier d,rtand, certil- per annum OF
zics shall be issued bear per cent
ns interest at the rate }
For d.posit~s payable
ninsiy days after d,ssana, GER pcr annum Of
tihcatcs shall be issued bear ( .erc cent
ing interest at the rate }
For deposites payable sir-
~ days after d,mand, certih- per annum Of
Gates shall be issued bear Z Z pcr cent
ing interest AZ the rate
by order.
GEO. X. MoSIIER, Cashier.
Feb. II, ls33.-Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
va Ess06fe .yseffeine.

1NliE extensive deu,aud for ANDERsON'S
- Cough DROPS and PICTORIAL. POW
DERS rs prepared by James M.ileu L. Co.
have enabled them to reduce the price very
much; and from an extensive use for I 6 years
past, they have proved 10 be one Of the mos,
valuable rcmedi.s ever yet discovered for the
clre of Coughs, Colds, aud other affections
81 The breast and lungs leading to Ccnsurp-
Tons. thousands have experienced the hap
p! effects of this Healing Bsissn; some 81
whom have given certiiicutc>, that " All satisfy
every unpreJu,iiced mind that the most unc>
rccted cures have been performed by use of
tsm, where the most ski'ful hysicians had
gwen ihem up as hopeless. II IL not pre-
tended MAT they cure Ia al, cases, but there
arr lev eases oi Coughs or even seated Con-
sunptious, but may be relieved by a timely
use OF ':.is Healing Balsam. Each large bot
Tie contains 40 doses, which proves them 10
be very cheap medicine.
LNTERES1LSG IND IMPORTANT
Information To the afflicted may be obtainc q
by reading the certificates which ACCOMPANY
each bottle, and from which the following are
extracted One from Mr.. Ga,,is Stebbms. of
Hiiisdale, rs TO the Effects produced by the
use of single bottle. that lie purchased and
gave 10 poor man who !. ad been in his en-
Ploy.
Also, The astonishing effect OF one bottle
used 10y Robert Kidney, Of Rochester, Mon
roe county, after being given up by counc IL
of five Physicians.
Also, the certificate Of tie Rev rhi,o Jud-
son, Clergyman in Ashford, (Coun.) as to
Tie remarkable effects Of few bottles ~ ed
by himself, after raising blood for some time
attended with cough, and catarrh, he having
tried many other things without obtaining an |,
real relief, until lac used these drops.
Also, the unexpected relief obtained bv
Mrs. Huntington, of Ashford, who Was so
much reduced that her life was Gespared Of +:
but who, from the use OF these drops for a
short time, was restored =. health, so as tobe
able TO do a good days work.
Many physicians who were strongly OBJ
posed 10 The use of this n.cdicinc-now praise
At highly and use j: in their families
C0NfiOH.---Bcrarc of Co,u,ierfis.
Every purchaser who values health will
observe that each genuine bottle We sell ha,
.indsrson's Cough Drops, prepared by J. Nd
Ten, stamped on the glass, and that each Of
Tie directions are signed in writing JAS
MElLEN. Examine before YOU purchase.
as there are number Of spurious kinds in
market, similar in appearance but very diff
fercnt in their effects.
For sale by
G. r. STEPHENSON co.
maNch IL, ie33.-6t. Harpers-ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
BENJAMIN MOODY,
WA. X. JOHNSON.
K4egin.ensnL Or11crs.

WE training of the Officers Of the 5j,b
n Regiment, Virginia Militia. will com
mence at Charlestown. IN Jefferson COUNTY
ga ga " edne.day the lsi day Of May next, aud
continue three days.
me re s'men' viii parade at Charle.towp
% saturday the 9Th day of Nav. Og,eer.
whi make their reports u the Adiutant on
he lst day Of Tho training. W
~ order Of the Col
WI -. MAGRUDEp. Mi
March 81, 1893. 5Jt D., 'TS',
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
33O .ICRES.
Jan. Il, 1888.

With a comfortable dwelling q new barn and
other necessary cut houses. The principal
part VI ths tract IS also 20 timber, most u
"hich . Of first rate quality.
Terms Of saic--One-ihWd cssh and TIC re-.
s'due % three equal annual instruments, the
purchaser giving bond and q lien on the land
70 secure The deferred payments. The safe
Wi take place at The dwelling house on the
river tract, between tie hours Of no IN he
morning AID : IN the afternoon.
Persons disposed 90 purchase, can view the
premises 81 any lime by sppl, ing 70 the sub.
seribeF, living on tie Grst soc r,t,onsd tract or
Jacob Baker, 10. hving ~ the other tract
NJ. u. BAKER. Executor.
Frederick co. April j.. 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
NOTICE.


Having been for several years in possession
OF concern Of Mr. Nathan She herd. Pa.
tent. for making and vending his ointment.
known by The name Of Dr Judkins' Pate n,
Specific Oin'men', end said Nathan Shep.
herd having obtained anew patent thereon,
and have hkeSise renewed with n. Shep.
nero The same interest ] held before, il is
deemed necessary that public notice be Civ.
en- of the circumstance. Having d.yo,ed
much time and care during the above period,
:" preparing this ointment, and been instr,
mental In giving il the general character /,
sustained. with whatever Improvement in all
THIS time has been received. I present il 10
public attention. .isheret.fsre tie genuine.
nes' y ne ointment may be tno,rn by tie Ia
BET around the Ofnimenf put faus:
"M.de aud sold, wholesale and retail
near Frederick. Md BY CHARLES HERS
TONS, Concerned in the ps,en, right"
CHARLES IIERSrONS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
FROST gtrrs

Hathn'1e County, October 2,sls2I.
About four winters sRo, 9 was severely E,os,
bitten M both feet, and became quite lame -
Every succeeding winter brought forth the
severity of the disease. heard Of Judxins'
ointment and had !, applied. il acted ike q
'nafm' completely curing me Ia . short time.
Edwin IL. SiIELMERDiNE.
Jan. @ 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
Letter from l. p W. psich, Esq. Attorney a,

Let'ef rom l. + ", Baicb, Esq. Attorney 81
law, Frederick city, Aid.
Mr.. Charles iferstons-Sir, deem IL prop
er TO state, for the benefit Of the public. thu,
several years since two of my children xere
affected with scald head OF an inve,era,e
character: Ny family physician. DIR. Jonh T.
Wilson Of LeesburE, Va Who was very .kil
iul and J'i!icious in h,s practice, in vsin en-.
dsavoFed by every means to tiiect q cste-
Al ieng'h Judkins' Ointmen, was applied and
the affection was permanently relieved, We
~ respectfully I, yoGr obedieni servant,
L. p. W. BALCu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

YVHE splendid and thoroughbred horse ed
II Rover. aill stand the spring season s,
the stable Of John Lsmon, at Bualer's IIiii.
the three last days Of the week, and the
balance OF the time at the stable Of Samuel
Cameron. at the Cross Roads. leading from
ChAriestown to smhhfeId. and will be let 10
mares on the following terms-Si0 cash the
single leaps SIS the season. discharged 5y
the payment OF Sl2 so, if paid before the
LIST day Of. July next, and s25 insurance.
fsrting with mare or irregular atiendanc
u the stands forfeiis the insurance. In every
case 30 cents cash TO the groom. Any gen.
Uemao putting five mares, shall have the fifth
gfa'is, good pAs'ursge. or grain and hay, for
mares. 10 be had at either stand, on moderate
terms. Care will be taken to prevent acci.
dents or escapes; but We will not be account.
able should any happen.
RED ROVER
u beautiful red sorrel, l54 hand, high. S
years old this spring. and is one of Sir Charles
favorite colts. His sire and dam ebtiile him
70 rank among the first horses in Virginia.
and no doubt he would have proved himseli
ss such; but unfortunately. after running his
hrN race. which he won in fine style, be was
so'd' and ~as bought by MIR. Boisseau, ~ho
thought he was able TO run with any coli of
his age. JOHN IAMoN
SAMUEL CAMERON.
March 81. 1858.
PEDIGREE.-RE Row IN, the property of
Mr. boisseau. and raised by Mr.. B.ker al
Chestefhetj, was sired by SIR CHARLES.
Sao was sired by Sir Arcby, out Of Cuizen
mare (see American Turf Register. his dan,
oy the imported horse Chance, out Of Celia.
ny old WiIdiir, gra ii dam the celebrated old
mare Lady Boihngbrook. who xa. by p.n,a
looms 8. grand dam, Csdiz, by WormIe,'.
King Herod. ason Of FearnAugh,;g r. =. grand
dam. PFim Rose. by Dove, x. e. e. grand
liam by Oihello. son Of Grab;
dam. Col TAsser's imported mare Seiims. bv
the Godolphin Arabian.
BENJAMIN MOODY,
WA. X. JOHNSON.
Feb. 23, 1868.
The shove pediSree. given by Mr. John.
'oa and MIR. MOODY, know TO tie p,ffec,i,
correct. having owned several OF adv uoI
h"gbrook's stock. which always though, We
~ highly or Red Rover is tail broth-r 10
Hugo, who IL race horse OF the first o,J.,
and Standing. JAMES }. HARRisON.
Extract from Ne. Boisseru's letter So ,oo,,
- Nr. Baker returns from the South. I an
Hr' certificates Of Rcd RnveT's race. and tim,
81 running' also Of the high standing AMI re
puiAiion ct bis dam: she i nov 70 Wear, old
ana could not be bought for $500.
Il. q. BOiSSHAU
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25

WISH % employ yoUnMHXnRAw
1AaAAokkS1AIEH, 70 whom I viii
s''e constant employ msnt and liberal wages.
60, THOMAS HAWLfNS
Charlestown, March :, 1889,
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TRUsr SAIL

HRf virtue q deed - trust. executed ~
NJ Michael lihi ~ Thomas jaime, atd
Daniel Enter. 20 Indemnify lertl1 Morgan ~
seeulit' ior aid Michael iilil, guardian Of
Jacob 'nccik. dated the 9TH of June. is34.
'nd cu'y recorded 90 the county court Of Jet
iefson. viii be- offered ~ publc sale. Tor cash,
~ D1nel Enters tavern ~ Shephcrdstowb.
90 NHwf1y ne lSh dag y Nay nsri. al Is
right title aid interest al tic slh Mesast
M IN a'd - a HoUSB and LOT, ore
'erni1n street, ~ Shepi,srdsiow knOpS 90
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sans hioa vss devised ~ Michael 1oaaly.
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DANIEL ENTIER.
NFrh D. i-li-is. Swririal Trusfss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-25
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Nilliausspor,, Feb %, 1893.
a. Office j. hereby given to the sIbsorS-
AE bers to the capital stock Of this cOu,-
PAny' hat a further ins'sIment Of Two Dol
Jars and Iiity Cent? on each ,hsrc OT stock 4.
required to be pad IA at tie Banking House.
Oh Monday tie z 80 Of June next. By order.
GEO. u. MOSIIER, Cash,er.
April I. ls13.