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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-29
THE PURSE AND THE SWORD.

Hear the Warning voice of Patrick Henry ut
tered 40 years ago.
Tell me- said that noble champion of liberty
in the course of debate in the Virginia Conven-
ton, ON the adoption of the Federal Constitution
Tell me where and when did freedom exist,
when the purse and sword were given up from
the people? Unless a miracle in human affairs
shall interpose, no nation ever did, or ever can,
retain lis liberty, after the loss of the sword and
the purse.
Il object, too, against the immense patronage
OF the President; because il places in his hands
the means Interruption. and Of distributing thro'
out the country, band of retainers in the shape
of Judges revenue officers, and others, and which
render him irresistible in any scheme of ambi-
ton that he might mediate against the liberties
of his country.
Il object to the whole gang Of Federal officers.
Gentlemen. depend upon it, this pow
er may ,cork sorely in your necks.'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-29
A CARD.

THE undersigned begs leave TO introduce to
he patrons Of the Gazette, EDWARD VERNON
sPARHAwK, Esq, who has purchased an interest
the establishment, and by whom, in conjuuc-
ion with himself, the paper will hereafter be
conducted. EDMUND p. HUNTER.
Martinsburg, May %, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-29
TU@ 9AzgTT@s
MARTINSBURG, MAY 90, 1884.
REMOVAL.

The Printing Office of the GAZETTE has been
removed TO the building in rear OF the white
house, adjoining McCleary's Hotel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-29

Mr.. Pan Buren.-From various quarters the
rumour appears to gather strength, that Mr.. Van
Buren, has recently been placed in collision with
other of the Presidents counsellors, and that a
struggle for supremacy is now going on between
the two parties into which the cabinets (proper
and Improperly are divided. There is nothing
more probable than that these rumours are true.
Indeed it is wonderful that the present govern
ment has not ere this fallen in peices.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-29

1t appears, from letter published
in the Globe of this morning, that Pro-
lessor Dunglison, of this city, was seen,
by the writer of the letter, on his re.
turn from professional visit to the
venerable Mr.. MADISON, and says that
che is in a rapid state ofrecorery.'
Bali. Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-29

Mr.. MADIsoN.-The Intelligencer
of this morning, says--"We are deep
ly concerned to learn that Mr.. MADr-
SON lies i'll. His case had been thought
so serious that DR.. DUNGLIsoN, of Bal.
timore, Gate of the Virginia Universe
ty,) had been summoned in haste to visit
him, and the Doctor passed through
this city on Tuesday, on his way to
Montpelier. The whole country will
feel grateful to him should his skill en-
able him to restore the venerable patri.
OF to his accustomed health.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-29

From charlottesville learn, via
Bermuda, that at conference of the
Council and Assembly Of that Island
on the 18th March, the slave emanci.
patton bill was finally agreed to, adopt
ing the apprenticeship system.
The House of Assembly of the Ba.
hamas have also adopted the like mea.
sure.
Mr.. ARdu5on.-Letters received
from this gentleman by friend in this
city, state, that he is to take passage
at New York for England on the 10th
inst. with the intention of returning to
this country in November. Arrange.
ments have been made, by which he
will be enabled TO complete the publ.
cation of his great work in four or
five years, considerably shorter time
than was originally contemplated. He
still adheres to his purpose of visiting
me regions bordering on the Pacific.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-29

MGrriases.-The King of England has with.
held his appreciation from an act of the Legisla-
ture OF New Brunswick, authorizing the clergy
men Oh Tour sects' besides the Episcopalians, to
solemnize marriages, if the Governor Is satisfied
that they have been ordained according to the
forms prescribed by their sects The King con-
siders this difficult matter to ascertain and re-
commands that the act be amended so that alE
religious Teachers, not following any secular
employment may solemnize marriages, license
for the purpose being granted them. He also re-
conmends that persons under twenty one years
OF age be allowed to marry Centinel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-29

The Alexandria Gazette of Friday last says:
MIR. Clay, in his place in the Senate on Wed
nesday, agreed with the opinion of Mr.. Webster,
expressed the day before, that if the friends oil
the Administration would say at once that they
had no reliefto offer, and would continue to OPP
pose all plans that may be offered by the opposi-
ton, that he was content TO leave the response
bility with them, and vote for an immediate adj
tournament.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-29

1t is said that the Hon. John Quincy Adams
is engaged in writing Memoirs ofhis own times,
and the Life of John Adams, his father. They
cannot fail to be works of high interest.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-05-29


Efforts are making in Rhode Island
for the adoption of State Constitution.
Rhode Island is the only State in the
Union, without written Constitution.
The only fundamental law which the
people of that State live under, is the
charter granted to the original colo
nists, by Charles the Second, Of En-
gland.
From the Boston Atlas.
A modern Lear.--A venerable look
ing man, whose feeble steps and thin
whltened locks told tale of age and
lnhrmlty, came to lay his account of
domestic Affections before the presiding
magistrate of Police. '1t's long,
very long story have to TELL" said
he, with shrill trembling voice. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

FTrr-sUHg. Argrsr :.
htRRtF-D-Oi Ts~si.S Ira .,f,.isst. i.sf b. IL.
Rev. Dr. Uafli. NT t-INrs~ gn... a. a, H..
hiRsssCr, dSushier Il 81 .Ili-u.. N-ekrs. AZ g..
ti,tS ctiy.
lltD-tba S-iafd-s %. LIT last Mr. Rr-ers
m the 18th ,v-i q her -, tie o,In. hsd
fnsrrIAg, - uO,'erd allow. Hffer Has "a ia
ho1rs- HO~ sisott lived arr sGItiusl.ry f-a..,r--
N"-iiss and iHnnesui, The uaort.ilg al Irr d.,,
snrTs'aed nth pleasing old Cts Nth sss,Is4s.s,
d hsrPy f1inIr. she removed Irum tili.
s~id. ~ enets',iDg 10 lar by tilr in.cr-f'.l,l
e'>pensaiioa ~ PRO. ide-er. Ti,- sirle al death
- more seriousi, fiji by the Sireie IN NLisi 10.
I1o'ej, AMI 20 Liei, st- l-ti a charm sa.-r 4 n
raa'' e,PTssesi, tll4n At un'.li L-,, L-ct, under
any oii'er circumstance H-r idou I'd husband
ad her toud psT,nfs have Jr,,lk tie bi;trr cur,
but 80 tleir lis ~ Lrr s-iB-t-fias Sl.s lasted
N- i'-'nini drsust'' a lie, hvr -t,1ilrs- saul
t'as bcea eDovryed 70 realms OF f,l,e,,, -,
st'snS ..d ueepinS no I..Orr .ad Tia ss.,rD
arc Il rvst- - DerzecrGS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25
FEMALE SEMINARY

hbhtS Institution. under the dirert,on aud
$A constant personal suJcrn4iendenrt oil ti,r
Kew ALEXANDER JONES, aud occur, ,p..
the spacious and eonDodious rOOnl. az lie st
eotd story Of the Charle-towB Academy. viii
commence ITS yearly session. or s,.i.oia-,i-L
year, on Monday the 18th Of September n, :
female assistant xili be obtained fur a.,
sS,SFon. AID should the school be sufficiently,
PAtfoniZed, gentleman viii be emplu, I Il. Tie
IONS shd Their aPPendages vail DC pun IA
handsome repair and also rendered rycrs v,,
eorntortabie during tie UInter; IN appropri
ale and well selected LtrayS " Al b.. ar,,,,.d
y" INC Use oi rs scholars, and Il - iilirt.ded "a,
procure an efle'ent school apparatus. vitlg,,;
me ard OF ShIch, some science. asGse-rusL.
-fH'oaoasy- -safuTsf Hiasrs, aud I'k..o,..,.h,
e@ano' DC tbOrouShIy or satisfactorily tat-tIi.
u - Tor Tue tisteresi If Il.e con,tnuf nv al
Toe to~n and vicinity TO sustain such IN IN
Siii'.ion, and II Is The earnest q III AID -.
"i :hs Principal, Tor the good uf The rt,i,,-
ge0rrAtIOn, ~ sell a. for las oEn adv ,u.,...
10 rehder q Female Semiaars IA eserS Re
sPec' Useful and merIi0riOu-. u h tse!i,.vpa
thai NJ The present time, a agords with L..
uhAh h1it the expense, all tie substantial ad
'@ntAges To be attained AT taore distant 80
much more expressive schools and Al :. ,,,,.-
haehiiy hoPed, that parents aud ruard,,n.
Ia't seHd their children and cards herr. "a t,,,
'se0 expectation, That DO impression,
VII DC reeehed bs them but ~hat :, eut.seis
religion. -'-
There viii be II lesst two Examination.
curing The year, and the friends Of the u,tp,,-
are invited TO call NJ ali times. 20 ,,t.-,rv,
'heH improvement, and the regulation, aud
convenience of the establishment
The terms arc SD for tlie yearly sessior
g y0Tig JosT srseks language $50 tho,
seSdins four scholars will be charged Tor on
tA'ss Terms for board (excIusiye al
"ash'ns) 500 The school wear Produce
Shh &c received N pay HseBt for board Tn
y sPeerai matchmaking pr-yiousis
none vii be received either A. srh.,I,,- =,
bo1rders for les than the s,arIu ,es,ion
These terms Will be uniformly, M. ..,,.
sna' "a justice TO All, no private bargains car
b. made SIth any one.
sept l.. l-9f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25


- consequences - STIR ssr-nu ~silgis.Ifinns
- vi MANY al iss furussf- iri,inlis isl ,xfs,,n-
the suhscriscr h.> urinrmns-l 1psurn n t..fnl.-
nary for aDuDs Rsaiis-s IA 0liarl s..Sinx,i, sss
;isc -ih dR, al ssIriuniissu Iss..- Ho..n. ns-
creased cSpCrsuunr mad tirr muix nnurIrss--
fncnis IA hi- plan AT Instruction IA. IN lIlaliinsul
IA bclscsr i,r ~ih In rnniiirl ,.nAs, MAS Starr
t'on In those NilD NM I....lIi Jam N.IiD trir-
paiJuna-e-
In adatttnn 10 tl,r us,s. d.ariiiias al lnSti-ir.
tlon during >chonl hnura -fr I,,iJIi vail lias.,
arrr-s AZ we'll srlsriinH HlrIrsGrA az sus-sr-sl
huUdrud soium--
Esscourse a. ir,<triIt.isui ~ IN as4ut-is.. tia.
branches al rducaliiIn casually untilr IA ,ii.-
scsf institutions al sInIiU 9sIng III M
strf'.tF.,-s in Music. e.. Mil s., inuilus,,l e
stiiiiuiaiitis ruc"ura,-aH Iilngiin,f ,ipuul,nI--
is-- ~iil br atiITtua IN aisr ,tuninti- ai uls--
seminary to SiiIIcs iis, tnuTls-srn..nI AT TIA,
-ciIpiars- lssrnss uaEr lIri,p,n an Tslints~,n,,.
Aug IL, f-3s--h Rga 81 RsClI.i..
90 The sc-Sinr 'iIs~ rrunfD-uuug m A aii.u,-
sani rom aIloiI,iiEr tisr r,ssri.Sf, 80 va W.
drew NoOth,- 4 hi.H a...sr piuii- a.4sis 1r
received Mrs. 'c.ri-.-. Nisu ar-,ilir- ,.u a.
pleasant situation, hiiE Luz IiE rtni..s assn
furnish boarding A" Suir,S .salI,-s HlIa nav
q fsh Ia attend tic ss.hun.
, September l. lE.sa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

$fAlc insirfii.inn - nruiu suu-u tar Tim r---
c-iiioD nj ssiuiuiI,s tyiuit iy-nI -sr:ll.t
al nisiruuiiDn. winch ussliisi,,- Il m cir rsnsr.s-
cd couiiEi-nue mad SiPitH= az fiit a1uissli-. at
istrraiure End sriunEG--u'iw GnntT-a at H.
s'ruutiun ~ill be- hrrurtri ig iiist lIriilst iTnr
Iiitnndrnct at 1ir- E-urrr nilE VII UIissil, tiia
i"rL.er lar nsans seass ~DH lruIsrpni az tie
heatrnay fhs i.iiuut, isiir nrnuupaiI al L anl.
ic=gItr schoul ~ illr On. ID ~.s,s 6,rg IL
sriiTar with such aliI.iuI.IlI in-is-luf.na. IN
may ht nrus-AurN, winch vli ,,,i.,IIs, ui t...
r,ipils evnrs iariiis, dur obtaining "a, MINIS
si0n nTD IL, lIls.isur tilr,r- al. ais Giil,.:,, IA
rst iniaa, nj II tiiun EIxsi-:.l, IA. uhtlln.ng.
stations al isIIoirT lIE gigiillllar--,
diae 2s-SrS Hat H-.ftir Ca. lIrS wiz d.
u. r"ii-'h's taught, lilSun aie INST lpur- s,,,i
pan and ilE- i-Tunr:h taIs-Im;sr without any
additional 'cha-rr Ia Iigr 4finiisnf -u-psfilul
att-iii'on will rpnil la li InIIsr;lnr 4,iIguns
al Northumberland H'uih--,uHN Adj
chemistry Will Ir .ilIsst=.Slrf1 N III Inuar-Iris
aireae: cnnsi1urailir. yhIt.h N.ll IN. sniaGr-riI
bs the drIsst,ten ilrs nl.fyt tn az tiir irsta-
tuiinn tnss IrqurSr naaIlssIuhu
fhuf"rIc, CDnipO,tiIm. HliDulfiun, and tbs
usual iIranriir- uf du-if4h aliIu:Iila,r, VIII hs
murt eilnririal,y fau,.in liim iiaIniil,,re aIl.
"h''r tirr s,insiri rntI-ss pursuant x,ll 1a pa-
trrIlai- 4 will M fi'r aIuh ia susfEss.tl-
E &c usAiet 10 untir purtsa al nuTzlis with III
cis'Natee Improvement al nimH
fasrriis and EuaIiiaIse Nil i,f ru.,IiIhE-Ns M
iii'ee al the ITar.Er-s nRt IA ti,r guVils 1iil
iise irsend- III learning lnaa.iiuH ia instiant
a any iinic ii'e rusirIitur- MI iir in-sinInun.
Terms nj tuliwn iur rlss-itr.II utnts- -, ~
inr t-T.=I'sh l.iiIE- se--sHII,, a.sy.IIili ID al
sahos Ia tic 1ven-ISrr
by uTtfr al lie 't-isia-.s%
T.. I'M ANSSrfySS U.7,.,,afr-1r
ETncirrSfer SaIr m u-..H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

O'Rohesfer - Potomac Ra1 Roaa.
September IN. I-Bi
EDRoPOSALs viii b. received 81 the Ios.,.
nesrs ossce, 81 Sewer Tavern. until
We tth dat q November bsKt. for frsrns.i,,u-
snd dsii'srIns On The dsiscrrnt sectios,s al a..
HAL kosf, the sfiis rsgaizils Cor tise ,e,.,r,,.
tDn ~ TIE sane The sad ,tlis g. BE- - i,fi..
oak' pat oak, OF locust siuahsS. not lr.. 49,,
~ inches in dssu'-ier n ih- small snd q fraf
"a lcnsth. as4 20 b. hssed 80 aaftsss-d b, ti.s
pcrs0a delivering ihe asase-aa. Esif A. h,
delivered Oh e. eefers ~ Ersi das IL .i,rt.
sry, aud the renasnAer b. tt.e GTsf a. ii
Aiay Bezt
FfoPSsals may ~ HANDED IN f,r one a,
sdl 49, -
Al letters On tbs subject, and prspusii,gp.
sect - nal, ufil be directed a. A.. ,,,.i.--
sigaed AZ " Winchester.
w - MnuTfI.
sept -. i61f-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

rTriuTf al Il tirrsirr nj tsir- 4 rr,,,,u S,,-
~ PerinE GniIri al Law II,s GhanGaSv fI,r
Tedurick county,, EGGiul an ttiu uIsti ,t.Iv al
Jui'e LISA, flfr irnisira-lt.H Il r,,,nr,,.. -ourr
-pP"Hiish 11TiiGn pIIrIn,-s will uiIi.r fi,r ,I,,
1cinfe the CnuTs tiniIsr ~ eliar.i.st,,rvr, an
friday fse l0h dan AZ eo,1,Je1y merit. ,,,r,.-,
d1s,) a fsure aIsznal All H.lnt IN .n,tg,r-
s"i' cDiuiH,alniinh 1u NInTs,sE p,a ..,lts,r AL.
JnIni"S iits tHrils nj iEiarT,msr L. io,I.r md o.
ii'cfs, and continuing 2. Irz1s.. m wonh =
erHl- Gus third an ria l,uyiii.ls,s rIInnnv a,
De F''u a""n' anr ii'e lia.GlIns IA tsyu esg,..I
p"s rei'7 unDu ffrntiif al uinsr mt aieirIsnu
mouths BHntiA, with Eiiftf nj n, s,,q,,r,
Tie dcfcrScr pgyn,rlfAa. will is rrlru,,r.,r
BSUN RI EH.rfFfr
SEPT j., Is3s-as.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

VIRGINIA II ST.
n rEses ACs3ez - sA< Cs<rkS Orf~s cf n,
Cnc11 >GSsrs7C C0z-r e Law aad Chan
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~ CIiANCERY
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May As- EscSs.1ass-r, CsrBra Bsrk
rassieT. " LIAM JEs~s al Raa-v A.. -.
aDs SaEse- tE-z1-S- I1=rs FL N1Sv 4. Issn
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e'iseree iaAz 10y are Eos IahabSsasts Il
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lsna-iis q 1sS-ar ss-s "a tie ErSt Inv q
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oourt seass N 49, sat t9wu e s-s.r,rs,o,-,,
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

~ MN asGafisar HistuR Bas. B,vr, IN,
= n -DnIow'isuyt itsssu..,r Is.,i, n,,,, ,,,,t 4, .
POINT ui l.ori- iF,un dir " N, III..I,,,
y > rafhur unhur fr su,nrruu .,z.. B,,t ~,
isoks bui Tad titnl.inH va rfisr usu, 8U ,a,s,.r
strap ufn fa Siiirui lad q asinr r.r,l IN, ~ an
$50 p"rP'c plaid . lima with avn asssv BI,uIt-
1i- ''ui uin EIHsrz a. ~ Hse lsiuSEu ,xH.tfier
q had aus nanst iHEIu .taH I,f, 1nf NJ 4 Ba,I
i'r i's"sr We u-,itiuu aDu ssIriyJ an pager ar
caro- hcmiiuH~ -uut gHpsTrs az no, ~. n,
afi' one bur fie osui'rr Hl,E -,Ynn ,,ii,tit,oy-
''s' tFuIk > Irniniiis n,DW hsiur- IN -arar Of
TIE sts1r oti'ns- ur iHSfTsf i,sss~s,n a,lt,,n,,r
SUD ~ i'n"i"'s 4'iriags al Wln1,n-n1,su. n
rrss"'aH'r rf'SafG siiil ss urssst II r. ..,rl ,r.
iprmai'in .. mrs lrnu IA -is ys,,tss.r, az a.,
ifuFs lsiinFs ~ die s,iiirurn nnz b. III
nFeir-eu in tifr -iiissiiriisf r finuli,-n,,Vn
~rrH D. Iegg n4fur-- - 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

1r4sfT~@m K-za=S fer -.<xE~
s EIriur tfi n ohrun ad ts-tss.. .rs,rr,i,.,I m,
AD mr. la Aaim HIsllsr-u NUT ~iiI,. md 10.
o"rora IN tirr r,ork iiiiins I'd Hsiii,-.ou ann.
y r"'fT'i, SH annKtisiB FrI7lrsss. tiiar--,u mru.
ti"I'cs y shall SUunut lD SSH lar a,., a.fI ~.
ti'e tT"Ii' hOtT an fin" 0iDiuu MinIsa sT nd
: CUNTS AT Nnurrss-si'uvrn BgssiInt tie ..ss,a
sHs ~ Osis'sT Isezst- i-Ii ID ttiar BsInlc 1cin,rt
Ga. tS " nnr'sm HRAf-H+ 0d H4KSg,, Ming
."N nn"'S ~ tir "'"irits@ Id,nSui,r aunfuin-
H,E- t"seiis1- so h.rs,ilsvR .,uf 80,
fsro h'''bs -aosez- Te afis IN s,,,u.,,t,.r,,,r ~
a'-puiaiilr, bin acting M ii-Issisrs q ,,,u ,1I,,
curiNrs such aiilr - n Dfsiinl On ,ny, ne nd
TrIIst dead vvu sC1os,,yr,- -"
SrIS. IL, l5..a r..
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.EOhn n. Cookms s. Co.

ESPECTfUlLY take pleasure 70 IN
II U form their friends, eusionser-. and lie
public generally, that LEY are Just reoeIr-
ing and opening very general supply of ne~
and seasona5le GOODS, AL q which have
been purchased al reduced rTioes, and are
now offered on the like terms, 81 their Stare
al BedInsion Mills. Berkeley county
July 3. I-3i-tE
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XNOGlI.

NNAS Rid q 60 Oou.rai.siaa Nsss
~ ehaois, No Z. south ghariss sfrsst
BsIiiu'oFe, Nd, Jerote particular stass.i,..r
70 the sale of WOOL Al oauairunsf1s
made them, vIii receive tier vsrticular a.
isn''on, ard liberal sdsssoes vin - sal
shen required Ia
bal,lm1lc 'las 1-1f
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VIRGINIA. TO VII

VIRGINIA, TO WI
1t Rules holden in the Clerks ofire ~ 81.
Circuit SUPERIOR Court Of Law. ami o.
eery for Jefferson County, the frs, Mo- +,
IN Au- ~, ls1t
hin B7scse md S.IruA hs Izif- PI,lNrtrr,
-fS. INST
h-T-s HsE7Prr. stTr1stIlsg crrrt.fs- o.. H. ...-
D4-ss. -. c-s-st JiIaar, Buie~. 4.!-..-'. ~
t1r y hfachssre BTyl5r. ti~rc,ssa..! l.ls .... .
y ~ ~T-cI.fo-s sf Lar s,ad UIi5a,4 ~ l.....
Iha-1ssI ?. -HtssrI, CE,asr1Sfrnfo- d Z, 49,
-N9-fA, elre Il, Ia ssas dfs9 enc ale -r,a-.
y tAr anu Ul,Ian Dl-ke, D.YIsp,Nr.
~ CIIANCERY.
YVHE tetendlr. :. Thomson =. Ma,o1. r..
Il having entered has appearance, and .,.s
security ascending 10 the act Of assemble a..
the rules OF this court; and Il sppearing q,
satisfactory esfdence that he - not an inb,h
t1st OF this country; u IS ordered. That H..
.aH defendant do appear here on the lot
day OF the next term. and answer tie au,er,.
cd ball OF tie plaintiF; and that a copy Of th..
orter be forthwith Inserted in some aeu.,s.
per published IN Charlestown. for tao uo1,5.
successfully, and posted at the front door r
the courthouse IN the said town Of Charlie
toSc Copy-Teste,
ROBERT I. BROWN. C.rt
August -. iSJt
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.fp0fhee0I-y EST05lixlsAsa essf
TOR SALE.

YNdE subscriber having entered uPon the
Il practice Of medicine. viii disposr 81 h,s
present D'Vg and .N,d'cia, Esssliska.s-r an
ShePherc>io~n IIis present n-sor1aaert-
though not full, - general, embracing aiIBsel
every article usually kept 'n such An cstab-
iishtnent-the furniture 81 has shop r. oo.-as-
Piete. The above establishment uIIl be dr.
posed OF on very accommodating terms. Tie
place combines, perhaps. more advantages
30 point OF situation, &c. for the Drug 4
Medicine business, than any uthrr AZ fsrrs-,,s
IN the knowledge OF the subscriber. Tho.s
disposed 10 purchase, wiil please Call and eK-
anime for themselves.
y 4. NcNCUL-
ShePheTdsiown, Aug. 81, I-Js.-n
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''eE sn Hp-Es.s nsS. y sd .,,Itg-, "a.
~ fo'lsi Issr.t arsunun,nr 80 .,,,, -
=" ton sol tvo rH lryf 81 a., S.,fi., al,
aiin -rtnr..i uiT liiii. aitf s,urnlnrs Tie all.
- t.s'f usasf p s1fftsr. tu uur q ,fi,- fi,,,.
81 i''r ha'is. gau Galiss rvs-uarl ,~,lT b,
gwen isi Cleo s-sass-sn- * lsla s.sgar Aooa
aHe ruiiemia BiT Ttuiim tsss ,rnirg,r,r !,
-ssffsH ronrieHg iia .dtts B,li- tu,g ,,-ro,,,,,,
tfflc-a I'r'suifI o. 'ii,r -tHss.r H.,, 49, V, -
OR aaaiCR4 A. RRNrgv.
Tl1u in- Hrr~u- t..4r d. r.tr
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6SHEsNHsNs
And To grind Ia a superior siyie. He wsli
give one barrel Of Flour for every 900 Tsyurs5.
OF merchantable Wheat, and EiIl sfara IT,
inspection m any market 10 HLirh u rasy be
sent From has experience o. q uililsr. aud
the excellent oresr Of Tie null ni g,ress1z. q.
feels great confidence IA beng ale 60 Pre-
duce hrst-raic Flour.
lie Will buy Is he Al. f5r cash. .; fis mar
ket price and those vho ui.h g. get I'd a.
the trouble Of sending their Floor u n.ark,t
can be accommodated b LiR ~ t.se lsue,t
possible rate.
The advantage of this mih CO.. rs.s n =.
beng az Tee POfui zhrfr Canal uastrsfsa.r
commence, aud therefore iOckars t,efar~ d
reaches that poiut - saved
The subscfibeTs brand has aisavs o..tasrss
The highest pfice "a tie market. b. car -
established ~ references o. haai1seB ca L..
rive, &C 10 The -four dealer, boios
Daring The Plaster seasoa. H. usn al~ss,
be ready % grsp4 ihst artieis. sui ali rrs.s-
rally keep surply 90 haad So &c .roou.-
Eodsiion 0i his custgLlers and fafnlsrs rsne-
rally IAfou ertn
July %. 3i-f
- An arrangemrbf having btfn saasf
With he TurnF.ke Compsay. ~ "a aro1ss. 40
hauling Cfsiu % tbs fsll piu pa.s sat.sla
ton, tic subscf.DrF boariur az ekFrr..s =
that sorf JACnn -FA4s
Augast :. lat
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.fflr Goods.

NAE have received. n our store CT
w Camp iIill, fresh supply Of Ssssoa-
able GOODS, which viii be ofIe nd, A. ,.slal
At very low rates.
r. {, J. JOHNSON.
IIarpers-rerry. Aug. 81. l-3i.
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VIRGINIA, TO VIZ
AZ rules holden Ia the Clerks Office of tie
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
ssry for Jefferson county, the hrst M9nGly
"a August, 1881,
IsnzcE HIfr. Pawn,
NCNINST
Sfsfhe1 Crs7I.rsR and UIlLars Hx-rt.
DKSESpANT~
IN CIIANCERY.
'tth defendant, stephen Cromwell. Pei,
- having entered his appearance, aDJ q
zen security according 10 the act Of Assem-.
oiy and the rules Of this court and 4 q.
Psaring By satisfactory evidence that be +,
oos an inhaeItani Of this country Hi,ora-r-
a. That The sad defendant do appear her,
GA The hTst day o. the next term. and an.Hsr
The bail d the plaintiff, and that a rop, o.
tbs ortsr be forthwith Inserted IN sons
neuspaPsr pablished IN Chsrlestown. for t~o
g'oo'hs sseesssively, and posted At The r.
4oos Of the eonri-houss ~ the said tow q.
Chafissiowu
4 eopy-Tests
KoBERT T. BROWN, Ci,k
t8s4st :, 1884,