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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-27
For Rent.

MIL the first Of April next. n. noo,,
~ 1t Presont occupied by the Tr.s .'p p,i''
May ., 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-27
1"'s H"d c0"lPItIe a,5oFfmtnf 81
China, Glass, Queens & Stone
WARE

Consisting Of breakfast. dinner and n. sc,,..
nesaHier', tunblers. vine glasses bottles. fiasks
ahsne. aud bo~is; Liverpool, Opaque CI,ioa. and
euged a'nner, breakfast, aud tea Plates; tea pots
sugar bowls, sad cream jugs; large add small
sosIs 'e. snd coffee cups aud ss,seer,s evers and
pitchers, bake dishes ae.' stone jugs, Jars,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-27
RaeOal ~ Enr1I-

A<a4Eafs
NVHE subscribers have for sale. .bo,, ~
~ 600 pounds prime RAO0Rg s,d I.
iArgs quantity Of LARD.
w. \ =. y. ANDERSON.
HarperS-Fery, March ~, ls33.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-27
VIRGINIA FREE PREss.

JEFFERSON cOJ.NTr. scr.
May Tern, isss. q the County Court:
1hsmas CTyys, Jr., asir,..is.rassr of ne estate
9 Lee G1gys, decea.ed PIArrrirr,
AGAINST
Charles N. Perry and Dassei .ynwirr.
DsSExpArrs,
IN CHANCERY.
T>HE defendant, Charles NJ. Perry, not
j having entercd his appearance and given sc-
eurity eccordinE 10 the sat Of assembly and tls<
rules 81 THE court; sud Il appearing By satisfac-
tory evidence that he 10 nat nm inhsbssnt Of this
commonwealth; IL n ordered. that the said de-
feodsat do appear here the irss day Of the next
August term Of this court, and answer The bill q
the plaintiff, and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted ia some uewspsper pahiished
In this county. and posted tive front doer 81 the
cessively. A copy-feae,
May so. 1888. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-27
BL-f.N,XETS md rL-i.N.YELS:
FANCY GOODS.

oupcruhc piack, aDu Dlue black Italian
Lustring; suporfnc heavy black Satin black
and fancy colored Gros dc Naples; do. de
Swiss; do. de Indies black Senchews and
Sarsncts; black colored Italian Grapes; ia
s-s black Italian Cravats; imitation do; Bar
cclona do; complete and very select as
sortmen: Of ladies' dress Hjkfs Silk GAUGE.
Grape, Mandarinc, Palmarinc, &c. &c; black
and white silk Hose, half Hose, and Gloves :;
Pongee and flag Bandsnnas; Chopas; BLACK.
blue and colored Servings and Twist. A
SPLENDID assortment Of bonnet, cap, belt, tat
ietta and satin Ribbons; silk Umbrellas, giny-
ham do. superior Cambria and Muslins of
every description; Irish Linen and Lawns !;
black and brown Hollands; 81 and 1914 Dia-
per and Damask; ID wide bird-cye do; IL
men Cambria and linen cambria Hdkfs, plain,
printed and bordered; Merino Shawis and
scars; Cashmere and Valentia do, 81 IL n
d bobolnet; Brussels Collars; thread and
bobbinet Footing, Edging and Lace; black
and white bobbinet Wells; Superb white and
green Blonde do, white and green gauze do;
black and cold Bombazincs, Bombazett, and
Circassiansi blue, green and scarlet Moreens;
dark and light cold meriDo CLOTH large as
sortment OF calico and furniture Prints, French
GinShams, furniture Dimity, &c. Superb Tus-
can ,Bcbec fancy Leghorn and Dunstable Bon
nets ladies' aud gcntlcmcn's cotton Hose
plain and clocked of every quality black
and slate colored worstcd do; Buck. Wood
stock, Kid, hosskin, thread, and Burlington
Gloves and Mits; combs, brushes, matches.
silk, lasting and fancy buttons, wallets, SC.
DO.uESTTCS:
ia, ~, and 81 Shirtibgs and Sheetings, bleach
ed and unbleaehcd; Sd and ~ TickiScs; apron
Cheeks, cotton Checks and Stripes; rcd. White
aud green Canton Flannel; blue Nankius; Jeans
and drilling; twilied cotton for servants; stout
cotton do. &c. &c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-27

Plated. brass aud polished steel S,irup Irons;
plated, brass, and polished steel Bits, Buckles
spots, Bosses, Slides, Maringsl Rings and Hooks,
eoaeh aud hsrness mounting; cotton aud ~ors,ed
webs; whole, half scanning aud pastiug lace and
cards. cotton and horse Cards; roller, plated brass
aud other Buckles; carving Knives and Forks.
table and butchers stcel.; elegant aud conImoo
dinner and breakfast knives and Forks, shoe
ana butcher Knives; single, double and four
biaded pocket and pen Knives; Pineers. nippers.
ana piyers; full assortment OF rasps and EIrs.
scissors aud shears. bolts aud iaiehes, nobs, bu-
reau' cupboard, chest, trunk. pad, and saddlr-bar
i>oeks-brass, Japan and plated Caudies,ieks;
an assortment OF tacks aud brads; superior era
diing and grass Seytbes, siekIes; mill, eros,-cui.
hand, wood, and panel Saws; an sssottn,ent II
superior plane bits bench aud joincrs' fools;
steel, iron, aud trying squares; butts and hinges
uo~eis, sad-'rons, asnd-roRs, brass aud cast sio-
vel aud tnng coffee mills WALTERS, east.
shear, and German steel; bar iroa and hollow
ware castings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-27
BOOTN .E.N.zl NH0ES.

ladies prunelia Boots, Shoes and Sinner
white snd Black satin Slippers, Ll.~k sr,s,, 81
purple KID shDcsi Noroeeo, cali and s,sI a ~,
di',o' tsen'lemsn's Boots. Ioosees. calf Nforo~so
ard seal skin Pumps snd Shoes cali snJ ~,
A0nFussi black and bud baSkskia ditto, ,.rD,l,l-
snens Slippers sc~sd aud pcEgsd Brogsss--lo-
Prunela, Morocco, and nea Ain Boo,, ,,.d So.
All OF which are selling 81 very iow l,Tiees. ~,
sssb' OF on liberal credit Co paaetasl de.I.r,. -
The Pasl'e sre respectfully invited 70 cali .n5
q Examine the Stick. - ~ ~"
}. 2. IIAMTRAMcK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-27

consists in part Of the Jsllssring {:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-14
NAassicai ana Engiish ocMool,

TIVE exercises of this School will be resumed on
4 Tuesday, ;st OF January The course ct study
will be the same as heretofore, embracing the Latin
and Greek languages. with the usual English branch
es The undersigned cannot but feel grafed at the
favorable estimation in which this Institution is held,
evnced by The liberal patronage with which it has h..
,herto been sustained lie would respectfully assure
his patrons and the public that he shall continue to
devote his most assuous exerons to the disch rye Of
his duties tie will make it his great object to impar
to his pupils solid and accurate knowledge of what
branches of learning may engage their attention.
and for this purpose will that they well ground
ed in the elements first princpes-an acquaintance
with which constitutes the best and indeed the only.
foundstion for the acquisition of such knowledge
The patrons of the School respectfully invited 10
visit it whenever they may feel disposed.
dec Z9 2aw4w ROBERT CLARKE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-14

Depth of water which fell in rain, snow, &c.
during the month, SIS inches
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-14

Newspapers, A daily paper, for the third
time, has been commenced at Rochester,
1t is called the Rochester Evening Advertiser,
and makes respectable appearan; We would
saw rnthns by way Of depressing the ambition of
our conntry contemporaries; but from the quires
of little dulles, that reach us from many Girec-
tons of late. think it safe prediction, which
might have been written down in the almanacs,
that during the year 1888. more money will be
lost than made bv newspapers in the U. States.
Large and well filled weekly, or semi-w eekly
papers. moreover, would. in general. be found
equally, if not even more useful. and. at the
same time, less expensive. There is no branch
Of business in this country. 50 greatly overdone,
as the handicrafto Of making scissoTiai newspapers
composed not of cutting, but of cut articles.
TN Y Com
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-14
prince street academy

VeNnE undersigned, in announcing to the citizens OF
Il Alexandria and its vicinity tina, this Institution is
now open for the reception Of youth. woull respect
fully them that he will continue to enforce the
rigid observance of scholastic discipline, pursue
the eff cient system in the communication OF IN
structon, and the same untring intustry in the
discharge of his professional duties, which have hi
therto invariably proved advantageous to the pupils
committed to his care. The System ct Exercises in
the Pr;nce-street academy embraces the following
branches of Ed ication: Reading; Writing; Arithme
tic; Book keeping and English Grammar; Geography;
the use of Maps AMI Globes; Geometry and Algebra,
with their application to the practical branches of the
M.,hemsicsi rriganumetry, plane and spherical;
renSurs,on; Surveying and Gsuging; Navigation,
with the instruction of the tables annexed; the pro-
lection Of Maps and Planisphercs. according to prn
cipss purely mathematical, Typographical and AT.
chtecturst Drawings Civil and Military Engineering
Comic Sections; Fluxions; Gnomonicks; Astronomy,
and Mechanics Conscious of the extent and accuracy
of his research in the branches OF science above
rated The undersigned has the confidence to assert that
he i'll give instruction III the not supe hcaiy but &C
coring principles susceptible of conclusive proof.
IN the rigid language Of irrefrag demonstration
Terms of tuition and Ra,e, Of the Institution, will
be made known a, the Academy.
JOHN DEVLIN,
Alexandria, Dec. 2l-tf Principal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-14
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. NUTT.-TH1S DaY
Trustees Sale,

Trustees Sale.
an Monday, the 18th Day Of January next the sub.
~ scriber will offer for sale. at public auction. the
following valuable Buildings and Lots Of Ground
axsA A two.story Brick WAREHOUSE,
the north side Of King ,%; stree, re-, and cas-.
jim front on King street about % feet on
West street 10 feet to ten feet alley
A two.story Brick WAREHOUSE, on the
north side Of King street, l0l feet 81 inches to The
Of West street; in front on King street 81 feet 81
inches; in depth TO the same alley 100 feet.
Two Brick DWELLING HOUSES, on the
north side Of King street. beta cen the above men.
toned warehouses;; in front On King street about 20
feet each; in depth 10 'he said slley 100 feet
a twO-story Brick DWELLING HOUSE,
and LOT of GROUND, on the south side Of Came.
ron street and side Of West streets front Of the lot
on Cameron street 1923 feet inches, on West, 223
feet 3 inches to the SAID daley.
A vacant LOT, on the south side OF Prince
street and vest side Of Payne street. at their nersec
ton; in front Payne street l76 feet inches;
Prince street 81 feet inches
A LOT Of GROUND. on the Alexandria and
Leesburg Upper Road, about two miles from Alexsn.
dria. containing l03 acres.
The sale will be made at IL O'Clock at noon, under
deed of trust from James Sanderson TO the subserb'
en- une.tenh of the purchase money will be equir.
ed in hand the residue in three equal instruments Of
II, 49, ard "a months. The deferred pa, ments to
be secured by approved endorsed negotiable notes,
and deed of trust on all the property sold
dec 1915 Il. TAYLOR. Trustee.
NJ. The above sale will be PEREMPTORY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-14
Prime Beef.
Columbian Pocket almanac

Columbian Pocket almanac
FOR 1855.
EONTENrs:-Chronoog Tables List of the OF.
y icers the Federal government; of the Ministers
and Diplomatic Agents ofthe Uased States IN Foreign
Countries; of the Foreign Minister'S &c resident in the
United Ststes.-Residence Of the Members OF both
Houses of Congress in Washngton List Of the Officers
of the Local Government of Washington. Georg town
and Alexandria and Of the Justices Of the Peace for
the County of Washington,
Just published. and on sale by
JAS RIORpAN,
ia, Corner King r. ROYAL streets, AteS'a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-14
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
The subjoined list gives the names Of the
whole direction, complete:
Nicholas Biddle, James c. Fisher.
Richard Willing, Joshua Lippincott,
Manuel Eyre. Charles Chauncey,
Matthew L. Bevan, Matthew Newkirk,
: Ambrose White, Charles Malacaster,
John s. Henry, Lawrence Lewis,
John sergeant, John Holmes.
John Potter, of South Carolina,
Robert Giimor, of Maryland,
John M'Kim, Jr. of Maryland,
Robert Lenox, of New York,
John Rathbone, Jr of New York,
John Welles, Of Massachusetts.
GOVERNMENT Directors:
Saul Alley. Of New York.
#;:'? r. 5; ' S Ss;., Philadelphia
Hugh McEdery, Of Maryland.
Nicholas Biddle, Esq. has been reelected Pre-
sdent. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-14
to Nent.
Il Card

AIRS. BOURNE takes this method to inform the
WI ladies of AeXindra that she ha, returned to the
District for short season, Mrs Is embraces this on
portuny her grateful acknowledgements for
the liberal encouragement received last summer
Drawing from Nature and Painting taught in eight
lessons; also, Wax and Ebony Work. Specimens to
be seen at Mrs. Rcbecca Ts,lrrs and Miss r Kenne-
dy's, where terms can be explained. Mrs will
feel thankful for the patronage Of the public. and no
ex.rton shall be wanting OIL her part to give sssfac
ton dec 5, 9swSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-14

One Of the young officers, who figured in the
late duel at the eastward, of which so much has
been said in the way of ridcule, is likely to find
it no trifling matter. 1t is said that On Wednes-
day last, his wounded leg was amputated, and
doubts are entertained Of his recovery. The
story goes, that the quarrel originated in the very
importan, occurrence Of spillng some wine on the
mess table while at sea-" Great oaks from lit
tie acorns grow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-14

Meteorological observations for Decern'sr 1882.
(Erom the Proceedings Of the alexandria
Philosophical NOcietYl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-14

The New York Commercial maintains that it
will continue to act upon the principles OF Ie-
gal construction, making the same difference be-
tween the Annual Message and the Proclama-
ton, as exists between Deed and Will-the
first Of the former, and the last of the latter be-
ing always available, We consider the Pro.
Andrew blacksmith revokes all former instru-
ments heretofore made and published-and we
shall stick TO it to the last, whether he sticks to
il or not"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
THE DYING ROSE.

Mother, why did my pretty ros.basb Gale,
IN sure watched q veil; and es'ry night
= poured soft water Der it's shrivcll'd leaves,
sun ev'ry day Il droop'd-its buds fell of.
It's leaves Tell too-and now there's nourbt
.s"t I'm. dry stalk rcinaining: Say mo,,cr. il
water Il. and move u la n sunnicr spot,
Will revive again,
Mother.
Oh no, my child. I, too. have wa,ch'd IL. growth
For many summers, and full we'll knew
That this would be its last; for Il has iyi
w hilc others fsded-if 10 dung s,o,r,
And all your future carr win M or restore Il.
lHd you not know, my child, that all the buds
A"' nowcrs Of earth ~ilI also fade and leave us'
They live awhile, then die, just like thi. rose
CLid
but, Mother, is there no plant, no flower
That will repav me for my constant carcp
None, with vi,c-sprcading leaves aud pretty
hat will not fsdc and leave me thus alone,
Oh, tell me, Mother, do such never grow,
Mother.
Not earthly plants, my child, but Won have one
Which will reward your toll and anxious care
r"r better than the fading flowers of earth;
i,ut You must cultivate and watch its growth,
Aud keep IL free from every noxious weed,
Then will u cvty day put forth fresh beauty
NO rude blast can ever sar it, frcShncss-
Nor hoar frost nip IL. Wosild YOU know IL more
It's root is not Of rarfh-it cannot die
rs did the Rose-for ats bright homo is heaven.
Child
And what's its name' Pray tell me, IL you will.
.gfotker.
lis tho p,re soni, INV darling child
I hat prrcious gilt Your i,cas'nl Father gave;
Aud II YOU keep It pu,r, and ASK Ills all
10 culture u aright,-he1l give 10 YOU;
hnd when you leave this Grid, twill fully bloom
La It's own native soii-dnd Rerer die.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

An unknown correspondent, who approves Of
our suggestion Is to the public reading Of the
Constitution the United States, sends us the fol-
lowing reflections:
Tho Constitution Of the United States might
very aptly be compared 10 n chart, by which
the mariner shapes his course. IL might again.
not unaptly, DO compared to n netting. in
which oil (thc whole nation) and each indi-
'idual arc alike enclosed. In the former point
oil view, It Is interesting to the National Le-
gisiature, mainly. We SEQ them Civ ing to il
various constructions, and acting under them
without Tin gcneraD being materially Affect
ed by them. 10 the latter point Of view II is
confidently believed that individuals may,
from believing that the Constitution privilege
ed them in it, have fallen into most fatal er-
ror II is not before me, or I would quote
the words but the reference Is here made 10
that part which secures the right TO every
man to write, speak, print, publish, &c
Here the meshes would, on literal construc-
ton, appear large; and alas in how MANY
cases may they not have been strained. and
feelings vented which may have had effect,
different from what was intended; and this
too, from the belief that they were privilege
therein by the Constitution
A consequential i'll that freedom draws,
n bad effect, but from 4 noble cause.
Witness the numerous suits OF q particuIa,
cast, OF which notices have been recently
published, and let any man pause and reflect
and see how readily the question will star,
UPS not this something like a man in an
imaginary small boat, in which are two oars
with which, If he were wise and would keen
equal strokes, would ensure his passage safe
but see him prePosterously pulling hard with
one, whilst he scarcely touches the other; hc
presently comes on breakers
Should, therefore, the reading Of the Con.
sutntion take place, as suggested-immedi.
ateiy after passing the clause above referred
to, suppose Henning's Justice to be taken up
and from page 432 10 page AS, be read or
and well commented on. This might save the
unwary from the snare, and prove an excel
lent corrective to even latent propensity Il
the abuse thereof. Now this abuse might moro
readily be fallen into, than many are aware
OF, Shouldn't be the sound Of constitution onl,
which falls on the ear, and nothing ut all O
law. The law Of Virginia (and who will sa,
that the law is not holy, just and good,) and
the constitution OF the U. States, are apparent
ly at points. u is for the learned or rather
might not he that runs, read and be proftted
had he all that was needful unrolled before
his eyesi N.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
SheEherdsfOscss Property
ron aAI.E.

Nv virtue Of decree made in the case
A1 OF the Mutual Assurance Society, C..
John Morrow's heirs, on the 9th Of March,
1888, for small balance still due said Socie-
". shall, on the LIST day Of August Court
Tor Jefferson county, (being the 18th OF Au-
gust, 1885, before the Court-House door In
the town Of Charlestown, offer for sale, the
@ HOUSE and WLNG attached thereto.
-. and the ground on which they stand
being tho same property which was once oc-
cupied By Robert Observation-Disclosures on
the north side Of Gcrman-street in Shepbe rds-
town, and lying between the lots Of Unseld
and Sniveiy, with MIL street on the east.
The terms Of sale ays-one-third OF the pur
chase money in hand, and the balance in two
equal instalments, payable respectively 6 and
~ months AFTER the day Of sale. The pur-
chaser will be required either to give good
personal security in the bonds, or lien on
the property to secure the deferred payments.
at the option Of the subscriber.
ID. H. CONRAD, CornnI'r
July Ie, 1888 is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

RY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed by
-kD Rawieigh Morgan aud Rcbecea his wife
dated the 20ih day Of December, 162G, to the
undersigned as trustee for the purposes there.
IN mentioned. which said deed Is Of record in
the clerks Office Of the county court sc Jeffer-
son, the said trustee will offer, at public sale,
for ready money, before Daniel EntIer's tn
vern ~ ShePheristowb, on Friday me 30ih d
.1HgEst, (instaht,)
"A Lot or Parcel or kzmSF,
lying aud being IN shepherdstowB IN the coun-
~ Of Jefferson, designated IN the plan Of said
town as lot No. IS, which lot fronts on the
main street, and sdjoins the hre-proof brick
store house of walterB Selby. The premises
upon which arc good house, kitchen, &e.
arc now occupied BY Mr.. John Wysong.-
The town run passes through the lot, and
The property Il very eligibly situated, in the
business part e. the town, and is we'll worthy
the attention Of merchants or mechanics. -
reference 10 said deed will more fully she's
the boundaries. Such title a. IL vested 10
the trustee, believed 10 be Indispensable, J
viii be conveyed 20 the purchaser.
DANIEL BUCKLES, Trustee.
Aug. 8, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

fords full and terrible proof. that he never
wants excuses, good or bad, for any outrage
which he may propose TO perpetrate upon the
Laws and Constitution Of his country. Postcrity
WIN do him justice, although this ago seems
determined 10 be blind 10 his real character.
! cannot close these letters without an attempt
to show, that there is no reason whatever.
which can justify or cxtenuate the ,anruioary
purpose which nc now entertains. Ihsvo not
yet, however, quite done with the subject Of
Nuiiifcatioo. twill be continued In my next
'e"ef' LOCKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

Hoar-Tbe Washington Telegraph states
That the article which - now going The rounds
OF the newspaper, relating the circumstances
OF "horrid conspiracy N the Vast Indies, -
y q AosE-althouyh detailing q real transac-
lon which took place some SIXTY years ego.
The hoaxer has Just altered the dates, sDd
lhe thing taxes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

IL Is stated in the Missouri RepnblieGn, a.
errsiited Tumor neithrr" denied nor eonesaI..d. -
That Col benton will resigD has seat In the ss-nA,
Of the u. states, aud receive the appointment %
Collector OF New Orleans; laessiivc Office u
Is adsied that there IL ruueh cornpI.in, .~.;n.e ,i
Prcseht CasleetOr, Mr. Aiartia Gostion. Or.
he",ons visit 10 New Orleaas'n@y hsys Orikins-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

Psgiiass. The brutal sBd disgraeefaI prae-
tice Of prize-Gghiing is stiii kept up in Enx-
land. simon Bryce, Who soias fime since
killed Is antagonist, "nKay. the Scottish
Champion" ~ pitched battle, fell victim
during the last month, ~ this ishamaa a.
musement." Die fought Siih fellow naasd
Burke. and after q coBtest &c more thsn three
hours, he was 20 severely bruised that Ms az
tshdants were comPelied 10 CARR him frosa
tie riog 10 his quarters, WHERE, on ne thisa
day thereafter, be expired. The CoFoners
jury returned verdict % msB-siaogAlss A.
saInst ell the parties Concerned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15

FIRES Drssss,.Ncdicisses, SC.
UST received, ut the Charlcsiown Book
- and Apothecary Store, fresh supply OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints and Dye
Stuff,
which makes the assortment complete Al
so, large supply Of CONFECTIONERY.
August I, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-15
DAR moN,
A0ll0sC Wi9Se, steel. re.

HAVE JUST received from J. ID. PAXTON 4
u Co.'S Maria Furnace, = handsomc ,s.o,t.
mont Of HOLLOW wARH ,uch n,
pots, ovens, skilk,ts, gridirons, &c. &c. Also
mould-boards, wagon boxes, and an addition.
al supply OF 0A0 noN OF a Superior
quality, warranted TO be equal to any Iron In
inc United States, from Mr.. Tho's G. Lane.
hoxoury Works. Pa Also, Cast, American,
ana English Blister STEEL Of Rrst-rats
quality. Also, = handsome assortment OF
fues and kasps. Also, STRAP ROE,
assorted Of the best quality, kept CONSTANT,
THOJufS R.7HLLNS.
QtA'l kinds Of brass and composition Cast.
'''s done as usual, at my old stand. r. X.
Charlestown, July ii, 1899.