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EARTHENWARE CHINA, AND GrAs.
HEsubscriber has now open, and ofara Se
l. SAFE, large and handsome assorlma~. of
GOODS in his line, which he is anxious 70 !! o.
pose Of at moderate prices. Among them .e Wis
Blue, brown & purple n Dinner Services ''e
Plates & other table wo,
Bowls, Mugs E Teawars
let Sets 1Oi'
China Teasets and Cups s saucers, plain an,
gilt f''' 'ac
China Pitchers, Mugs, Bowls, &c. do
India China Dinner Service, dishes s 10
plates extra 'Aa
Cut and plain Hall and Table Lamps, ere,
variety s'edI
Cut, plain, pressed and moulded Glasswa,.
Blue and green-edged, cream.coIorrJ
painted or enameled Ware, in all their vsrio SiO
Stoneware of excellent quality, AexsnS..tiss
manufacture
Pipes in boxes, 8 gross each, English a.,
German
Black lead Crucibles; Cooking Furnaces
Furniture Knobs; Window Glass in hafbovo.
Cash sales being out ofthe question I;b ill.,
credit will be extended to punctual cnstomor,
ROBERT H. MILLER
Alexandria, Sd mo 81, 1884
CHINA AND EARTHENWARF
:" C.. SMITH has on hand, and offers &,
HI. sale ON moderate terms, full and b.r w
some assortment Of CHINA, GLASS AM
EARTHENWARE.
China Tea Sets, plain E. gilt, various pattern,
Dinner Sets, blue, purple, and pink, printed
India China, in sets or separately
Lamps for Passages Tables, &c
Casters, silver mounted and plain
Pipes by the box
Window Glass Of every Sizo
Stone Ware of an excellent quality
apr 81
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49, rD,sb7ic .astefstso,s!

& - s,s,.,,,J soc;ted by the subscriber. to an in
/, H.ss,pS,. preparation. the merits of which have
h.&r tested by time. and are sustained by undoubted
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TO Rheumatic Invalids!

OERSONs suffering under rheumatic Affection are
IL respectfully assured that they can obtain OF the
proprietor and his agents safe and admirable RENE
dy for Rheumatism. however obstinate the disorder
may be, and in all its different stages
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TO THE GREAT FALLS.
gAz . q q q E5asss.sz T. G. ORGf5
WASHJNU

====S----==-===-- -. trims OF
TON has commenced her regular u Tppiis OF
Tuesdays and Fridays, for the GreaI street
CrommeIim starting from FrederissN NJ and
r ni the same day at or before sunset Far
to and from Crommelin, 80 cents. ,ho ,orn-
The Canal is now in fine order, and IIle tSose
try presents beautiful appearance - ~ desire
who are fond of short excursion, ai' 70 The
short relaxation from business, UP
Great Falls offers most delightful tt r.So week
II Parties, on any other days oil , .lis notice
can be accommodated, by giving sno ~ Thiri
or application to the proprietor, iVi nnEEFTTT
street, Georgetown, H. NJ
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New London, Conn Dec. 1928.
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authority granted him in his letters patent now 70
viii be known by the name OF Il
SHEpHERD,Ss PATENT SPECIFIC ONT
MENT. formerly Judk;as'.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-01-08
NOTICE.

a II persons in the States of Missouri and Illinois,
S.A who stand indebted to Ulysses B. Brewster.
d, bond, bill, note book account, or otherwise.
are hereby notified, that SAID Brewster, by deed.
bearing date the 9th day of May lat, transferred
and assigned the same to me, ant, do hereby re-
quest that the same may be paid to Arthur l.. Ma
gems, attorney at Law, Of the city of ST.. Lonis.
who is duly authorised to receive and give acouit,
lance for the sane, Also all persons any way in
deb,cd to Tue late firm of Brewster & Looms, and
Henry Looms & Co. are notified and requested
lopay the sums respectively due by them to the
said Masenis, who's legally empowered to collect
aud receive the same. HENRY LOOMS.
Dec. 6, 1888.
The editors Of the Jacksonville Banner, Wanda
la Wing and Alton Spectator, will please give the
above thrco insertions, and charge the Republican,
IliCc,
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-01-08
PUPLIC NOTICE.

EHERE was committed to my custody
IL on the Goth inst, negro men, one
who calls his name David, about 40 yearsc
age, about feet 8 inches high; quite black.
The other calls his name Abner; about IS
years of age; yellow complicated; about 5
feet 1 i inches high they have no particular
marks or scars about them; David is house
and Abner says that he has work.
ed at the ggon-maker's trade about one
wear; they both say that they belong to Dick
son Tap, living in Pulaski, Giles county
Tennessee. If they are not taken ont of
Jain in six weeks, they will be dealt with ae-
cording to law.
JOHF LANE, Sheriff GaiIqtin Co.
Dec. %, 1888 1916
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-01-08

notes Of the United States Bank, we receive
the following statcfuent in the Boston Post
1--WE understand that the bills of the Com
monwealth Bank and Merchants Bank, IN
Boston, the Mechanics BSnk and Bank of
America in New York, the Girrard Bank,
IN Philadelphia, the Union Bank OF MARY
land, in Baltimore, and the Bapk OF the
Metropolis, in Washington, are taken by
those several Banks in the same way that
the United States Bank takes the notes ut
IFS Branches, viz,--the five dollar notes of
all these banks are redeemed in specie at
each--and their bills of larger denomina
ton are received in payment of debts due
the Government--thus far affording a cur
rency of equal value and uniformity with
that Of the Bank of the United States."-I
VcD York Standard
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-01-08
S03t.
TAKEN UP,
VIM. T. Duff. Cl'k.
Copy attest

By Benjamin G. Wells, living
sm.uA I'm in Jefferson County, on Horse
N YfM reek, on the 12lh inst. one sor
sss:ezzzzszssz rel HORSE, six years old las
spring, fifteen hands and one inch high,
light main and tail, both hind feet white, a.
blaze in his face, with a snip On his nose;
SAID horse had on bell with new soal
leather collar, worth one dollar and fifty
cents. Appraised before mo by VIM. Little
and Alexander Lowry, to forty dollars Civ
Gil under my hand and seal this l7th day of
Sept. 1888. w. W. Pace, ], P.
Test, Joel Pace, Cl'Is 90-sf.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-01-08
TAKEN UP,

RY j. G. Clark, living at Fogleman's
a. mill, six miles south of Hiiisboro' one
iron gray HORSE, 3 years old last spring.
right hind foot white, some white on the him
der part of his left fore foot; no other marks
or brands percelvable; appraised TO twenty
dollars by William Jordan and Thomas Nc.
Adams, before me this nineteenth day of
December, 1888.
GUlLFORD PARIS, j ps
A copy Teste.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-01-08

THE CoCNTEEFErrERs. our impress
sion Of FRIDAYS we noticed the arrest of five
Coun,erfei,er.. Their names are, James
Garland, Charles QuiIlnE: Russell 7. Wilson,
jnstus p Stevens and Mrs. missouri Skid
more. They were arrested, under var
rant from Judge Peck, by Gen. Jones hnG
the gentlemen who accompanied him, at a
place called Garands settlement, near the
Ne onga Spring, about rs miles from Jefler
son City. and not in Cole county as hereto
fore stated, neither were we correct in saying
that The dyes, OF large amount of money
were found upon them. The examination
has not yet been completed and may be con-
!inued for several days.
The number charged with Counterieiting
mas been increased by the arrest in this city
ofStephen w. Foreman and George Stevens,
on Saturday and Sunday last; and on yes
terday, Admirah ?. Strattan was taken into
custody. The examination of these prisoners
has only been partially gone into.-Missouri
Republican,
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-01-08
TAKEN UP.

No., NNIl.N VI,
E1 BY Robert Stockton in Jefferson
CN~x I'M County H., one sorrel MARE,
81 SAT supposed to he fourteen and a
esse@s-=aa half hands high, four or five
years DID, both hind feet white, star and snip
on her face, flax name and tail mixed with
white hairs about her hinder parts, posted
by the above Stockton, and appraised by
Goodman Eilsins and Robert Elkins to thirty
dollars, this Both of Oct. 1888, before me
Geo ge Johnston. J. P.
Test Joel Pace, Ci'k. 30-st.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a Ii persons who stand indebted to the ato
.sS-A concern of U b. Brewster, Brewster and
LOOMS, or II. LOOMS & Co. are respectfully in
formed that the undersigned is invested with full
authority to demand and receive the sums respect
lively due, and that unless the same shall be paid
to him at st Louis, the payment will be enforced
b. the most summary legal measures.
ARTHUR l.. MAGENlS,
Attorney at Law, St. Louis, Agent for the credit
ors of Brewster & LOOMS.
Dec. 6.
The Alton Spectator, jacksonville Banner, and
Vandalia Wing will publish the above advertise
ment three times, and charge the Republican Of
fee
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-01-08

Ny yNWa stud, three years Old lastspring,
es=ss=Aszaea about IA hands high, has blaze
face, no other marks or brands perceivable,
appraised 10 twenty five dollars; also, two
iron gray MARES seven years old last
spring, fourteen hands high, each of thema
blaze face, no other marks or brands perceiv-
able one appraised TO twenty five dol ars the
other to twenty, by John Cfntchfieid, Jacob
Colglasure and John Colglasure, before
Frederic Songar, j. P.
Dec. 81 1888 90-3t
Also by Samuel Whitley in the same Co:
and state, one Bay Roam HORSE, supposed
to be six years old about fifteen hands high
with star in his forehead, his right hind
foot white with knot Or lump on the hook
joint of the left hind leg no other marks or
brands perceivabIe, appraised to forty dollars
by Thomas Appcrson and S. B. Walker, be-
fore David D. Duff, ?.
Dec. Q, 1898. 3o-3t.
Copy attest VIM. L. Duh. Clk.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-01-08
TAKEN UP.

BY Edward Tol.lin, IN Clay
N County Illinois, one sorrell horse
N a stud, three years old lastspring,
- Il a..a Il LanI, Ii Ia hnS n klazn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
TRANSFORMATIONS

~ IHE R.ffL m. IN RI.T'Jf EN- NIL
ILNORE en-! Hc POLN'ref ROCKS.
A DAILY Train of Railway Wagons pro-
- ereds ,n both dire, tons beta cen Baltill,Or,s
and the Point 81 lio,ks
WESrWARDIY.
Starting from Baltimore At ~ NOM ar,, arriy
az Al ,hc Point Of Rocks at noor VI tie folio iu,
day.
ENSTW ARDLY.
starts nom ;hc Point OF Rocks n five in the
evening and reaches the depot in Baltimore :,
The SAME hour OF thc following evening.
The Rail Road Company have established am
pie eonvehiences and mAChinery for Tia, sst.. and
expeditions tran shipment oi produce and enrnuo-
d'lics between the Canal Heats aud the Railway
Cars. The CnnpaHv arr also prepared TO re-
ecivc produce from thc Boats, give receipts for
The same 20 tie o~nrts ~ to tvir order add de-
liver the same the Rail Road IN Baltin,ur, Ia
the eonsSnreS, fpr the charge of - ecnts ur bar
tel Tor Flour, ani ";l.,r commodities ga the same
proportion.
They will also d.livcr Goods consigned 20 the
Po'ut oi Rocks irpn baltimore II i9i cents Ter
lnibs S"d, uttii further notice, Plaster OF h,-
rs at - per ton, and Salted Fsl. and Salt =,
cents pee IOp lbs.
Nav y. 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
NOTICE.

THoSE Who arc indebted 20 ;Ao Ia, s--a
u OF VIM. Cleveland = 60. bs bend. noe.
~ current account, are requested 10 cali
ihe store ia;eiy occupied by said Eru. g..
make Immediate settlement Of Their rt.,cr-
tive debts, 10 either Of the undcEsisued 1.
tees.
y 1t = highly important that tie br..as.i
81 Tie Firm should bs brought 10 a .rsct.
cio>e, the collection Ct tie debts oartt; d.
deferred iPon all claims 40. prompt, ~
tended -. suit, will te brought
IL - most earnestly hoped that all eor,s--
cd VII! forth glth attend g. the abogc rec-ss.
GEO. w IIANNONp.
VA. I. LOCK.
Nav -, 1854 T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

An Irishmln standing on the tongue Of 4
wagon. was run away with by pair OF horses
ard had his lex very hiuch bruised bs lhe vio-
lent uio,ion of the wins'ctTccs. Some per-
son 10 whom lac was rel1tirs the accident,
asked hin-' hy did'n, Nou jump od, Pa
trick 49, Faith, ser replied .o. aud Il " as
a. much a, could do IA hold on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
Tor sac.
To oar. Creditors.

NAE have this day executed ~ a,.i.r
Nv nent Of all our good, and eject,
Nessrs. George w Iismmosd and Wsui.-
i. LEX, IN trust for the general benefit /,
our cTotiicr> Vih view q elosin. c-
concerns - 'pcrdf.y a possible. We have q.
sired that they commence selling OF a. IA
n possible. aad NJ hope those Who are n.
debied a. the concern. al immediately CO.
foFlyard aai make gay NOV; 90 th- Trll,res
WILLIAM CLEVER AND \ GO
Charlcsiozn, Nav "a, Is5k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

i,.s supposed TO law, ben written ~ q {
D,.Sc OF ~ r., .,,. 10 LADY Mn B,.ncl,s,iil.
s,i-hi.r q, IL. Ma s-rusk',s f,,l ii Waruirl
on ps,.s.rt,ps. h., With Whitv l,is.. III 0m,,J
u the Lo.,s,. 81 Nork ~ ,hc rvd R,sc ~ss that 4,
kouse Of tsi.easi r.
if,hi, fair rose oHend Thy sigh,
u iathy hcslu wear.
Twill tlush - -. ns.ifl,-ss White,
Aud tuIi i.anrssiri., tl,,rc.
But II Thy rub, l,p 10 s;sy.
A. Hiss n tl,ou u,s, =, dcign.
" it'll r"v i,-ic. TOLL iss-, AZ, dive.
Aud lOtkisi turn sgs.n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
FEo,folC 5yarc. sc.

HViIE undersigned has removed DIS selling
y shop e. ihr frame house ca Tie corner
rear The batk. 1armefl, sTrspirj by oliver
Sioan.l where b. l1- JET .fstcited = fll! sup
ply q HOLLOW MARE. sarA -
Sr,, oer-, S'l,si1, C.7fE e.
Md has also 90 hand "a abundant Suppl,
OF TIN WARE.
Tie Pu5hg can scarcely EI % be accom-
modaied 10 h.- iinc t,ith aiaia,. ans thfr-
they vsni oal De- mlsi tot on4it 20 tell a..
formers, thai he has n,ti,-s superior .Nruls
Eoari', Tor iheir ,s?cci1l areomraola;ion.
THOMAS RA,sLISs.
Chaslcstowa, Ms -, I-3l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
At BNrn, Morgan County, ".


rVNiIE. under,igucd has rented the property
4 OF James NJ. Wheat ard John lIunicr,
Esqs. ut 'lhe Berkeley Springs" with the
design Of keeping BOARDING HOUSE
there the ensuing season.
His houses arc well supplied with ere places,
and have been fitted up with every regard TO
the comfort of yisitcrs. The chambers are
furnished with pure hair niattre>,eS and bed
ding Of the best quality, aud IN other respects
are inferior Go none at the springs.
lis TABLE Will be- modelled after the best
Virginia houses. and the BAR furnished with
wines and all the customary accommodations,
sIespI ardent spiik.
Tie Bedford aud Saratoga waters will be
constantly kept,
While he has not disreSardcd appearances
the undersigned has been careful only, aud
has spared no expense. in supply ing his es-
tablishment wtiiI aiI those Gi5tlers that would
con;ributc Ia the real comfort Of his guests ;
and lac makes TINS experiment III the con
hience that n generous public " III not suiIrr
u TO prove n failure.
His house will be .en the ;h.rd week in
June. JOHN STROTuEK
Martinsbnrg, June ;, ls3i.-CL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
CHIRLE3TOU.N' = IFFTYGSD.N- q
SAVINGS INSTITUTION

FHNliiS Institution Is bow prepared g.
ID eciNc the Tv--siisr s-.-rtf.r - uositt- q, s.a
hcr7, sud sf.rrsG' SrpositrN Nor s;tssai Lrp8
siirs q money, tie fpilo~iuE rar. q l-vy
~ili hc I.a', NJ FcT srci, >. rvtt,aiu Iecu,
= 1" o rn'uii.s, i',r ernt ~ srnnm;
% u ',iof'hs- pr eruss pr snhaEis
ArJ OVER } : Hioi.iis, > frsF ecrt psF shHrrs.
Bui every ir,t.st.rr haze TIE tUlr 81 f.,,f.r
- not staied uacn tie trros'; - made. ne. 60.
ga isr5slr ~ iitr q 'nsr rtes VII be f,si.l -, 49,
~ IL truaaf. by sizes rs ,hig on 'ieu.r.I, !,
a. fvrti,~d, hrt - .rtrrcst II " "a ii.srrnu.
Ila' ir- opposite tur'.isgs T., - TO o'slc,f
\ ". ~ =. " snl ,siur,ls, fr.u, 10 70
Us 0r..,r % IL u 'sr! q B,r,star-
RICHARD WILLIAMS.
Ms i5. IssL Tr~H.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
371 H-2 Heres.

\ isrre proportion of which : 10 IRE ;hr.
rg Timbtr Tie improvements arc q e..
iofisa.e IoE DSeiling = large Barn. e.. ~ +.
= neser-i7iiinZ sPgirE Coavegirut 10 Tic o.- .
slefe IS GA ihls farm an eicsant Appis
dhaI'. ai1a other fruit irce.. There 4. ...
i-e 'gon TIE TTvrr bank 4 quarry OF l1..
sicHr, &c iue q which : superior 90
natr ir ih.' De- EAbotl.ood. Pcr,ons Va
10 F1rchasr wdl apply 90 Wia a.. Bf,.1
pc Art-Ea'an works, OF tie sIbscr..t. .
Frederick Cnurty Md
Terms VIII &c made g. sell pvTcias~ss
JOHN Bril-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

IL Persons are hereby cautioned against
n hsrbofinz ny wife. MARY AM ny
ATT, who lately loit mo uiti,o-t any fu.t
eaafe ~ proSocailDn. ! will not boz fcsyons.-
bie Sos any debts she may contract. and d
any trrsou or versions shall hufbor az deal
win her 90 any manner whatever. al tho r.
5or' Of Tie law made aad provided for sneh
cases will. most s,lurcdis BE- ct forced ir.in,f
them Ter ~ doing JOHN ny Arr.
Bolivar. June >. 1881 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
NEw GOODS.

1NIIE subscriber has Just received Fresh
- supply Of Seasonabic GOODS, which,
~ addition 10 his stock on hand. makes his
assortment goo1-all Of which IS offered nj
prices 10 suit the times. Ny friends and Gus
toners are invited To call and supply their
wants. JOHN I. COUkUS.
shcpherdstown, March %, I53i.-tf
65-P. S.-Thc subscriber is in want OF
MONEi-he therefore requests those who
are owing him. 10 render all the assistance
that the times will allow, aud thereby confer
Il special favour in these times OF much need
=. L. 4.
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TTRGLNL{
30 TIC CrcuN Superior Court Il law AM
Ch1ncery &c tbs county Of i.,udo.s. A.
pri -. 1891
RsJrf 70 afr. PttSrtr
AGAINST
'fafi @ssae,. adnwFra'9r u T. ,-vs Ra.-i>,
Hteei a. aiia cftrFs, UstFEuAsrs
y pursuance OF dFcrst,l order 10 tbo D.
~ bovc cnse, : hereby give notice. that {
haso aPpoinled ne Jth Day Of Js'y, 1884 AZ q
o'clock, a. q. % attend az ny office in Lees
burg. 20 take an accolot ct tle plfstaadis g
aHd simple contract debts due - TIE SAID
neofge ko~ies. decd ~ those whD have
@iainf against iho estate ~ The g1ii Grorrr
te".es, dec1, are therefore requested b.
HnH- forward anI prove thoi- clam. ON or
,ei5ia That dsy. y " LICLETr.
.HlHrr l aonrg
juno y 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

Tishmrn's nation ~ hsnsiag An Irishman
go,r- To he banged, begged that the rope
m,eht bc tied under hi> urms instead Of round
the throat For s7h Pat, I an, 80 remark
ably tick;i,h 10 the throat. chat a. tied there,
I'll certainly kali myself with laughing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

n .oST on i'e 18th instant. en- th, r1sI 5e.
~ tween Col lI,ie's ard Wa aioort'. a
NJ NDLE. containing several arttcics Of 5rr.,
20 W.T. biue giue'l Fruck. ore par %
-aoes. ~tockings. Capes. and .eteral osier
lhpEs some Of TIE ARTICLES we're .matLrd
wiih iAc uau,o q T.. :. Ili;o. Tic Gn.er
viii he iihersiiy rewarded. " lrav.-- tue
samo either al C0i IiFe o. hou.s. IIis-s
May 20 l-3i-GL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
7rnsh. snaeIc C.ESEEyI

'ilE su1scubcr Wal exchange D.y Gopls
o. SIC notes of the Farmers I'D Ms-
chao.es' Bink. Georgsiown, and n.s yatr.ot
Bluk, Naslinfioa city, or give u,o 40 fsr
ineh eta ccfla4u t.mc. fur further = ftieu-
as, agfy - Dr. store.
g. ttiNrHAMCk
tf-s',Fn Af.l 81 1898
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

.fn,cSo,e Of R,ui' While a, MoHat once
with CLARKE, tie composer, the poet called
i,r bumper oi brandy Oh no, 4 bumper,
mid the mu,icIan,i prefer two small glasses.
Two glas>e>: crisd Burns, 'why you are
like the lass IA ky'c, " o sand She would IA
Their be- kissed twice barrheaded than once
iih her bonnet on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
III EainDIfshmcnt.

H7liE .u5scriber announces 70 his friend.
IL and ihc p.tlic. that De- has commenced
the TAILORING BUSINESS in ali o., yart.
ous hraEchss, a. the Oh ,iand formrrl, ocru-
pied by Mr.. =. q. Nilsson, Mafkei-Sanare.
ilarPers Ferry. whore BE- hopes, by STREET 81
ioniion 20 business, ard "a desire g. please. h.
merit = share Of the punl!c pairouI.e ne
VII receive uie Phiildclpbl aud Ncw York
Fashions quarterly. A. be will employ none
bpi good workmcn, gentlemen may drpend
90 having thcir garments made " hh nealncss
and despatch, AID 90 tie most durable snS
fashionable style.
Jgne =. SIS.
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TRAVELLING


BETJIEf.N' B.fLTLBORE. fRpER'S
fEHbl, aud MANCHESTER.
~ NkAN ELLEHS arc NOW enabled 10 pass
II daily in either diryvtion. bctwcci, " in-
chester, ". an'i Hsi''m"rv, by ~sy Of lisrpor's
Ferry, during the dian. VIZ
MESrWA RDi.Y
Starting irnm Baltimore ga the Cars - 3 \.
VI, arriving ~ the roini oi Hc,ks al T.. NJ.
s'.riin; from thence ~ : l.. VI. iuA PACKET
BuAl rrvcntiy established ~ incni ,.als un In
tansi. rcaeling llsrp,r's Ferry Al d, H. VI, aui
iron. thence proceeding imu,d.,rl, by the Line
a Stages, nov running ~ Ninohrsi,r, Va. ,
snd arriving there on the same c,cgiI,
EASIM ARDLN.
The same Lane starts every morning from
Nmehcsirr. proceeding % above by Harper /.
f,tty % the Poiat at Rocks staItirg iru t,,,.c,.
1t 81 80 tic si,rtnOon by the Tar. u B-iiimorr.
aiIi rrachin. that city between ten aud eleven.
Passengers can also pass daily bctNrcn frvde-
rick Ciiy and Winchester, ia either direction, by
he safoe line IT convey arce.
Nav =, 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
OPCQMOIs E0CfOry.

\ Pile subscriber having leased the Ore-
- quon Noollen Factory, one nile from
Smithicli, IS now ready TO receive Wool,
TO be carced into Rolf, or 10 BE- manufsciur-
cd into Blankets, Cloths, Cassine;ts. LinseyS,
( tianneI-, &c. broai or narrow. according -
order. lie aiii l.so manufacture Carrots Of
various patterns. colours AafEssLe.i. THIS
establishment having the a. aniase Of al Tie
oreqGon creek, will NJ All times have 4 sur
plus OF uater, which wall enable me ~ ali
seasons OF the year 20 Gespaich wcT& oil the
shortest uouce. w Ool Wiil &c received IA
payment Linseys, Cloths. &c. exchanged
Tor Wool hope that by strict attention 90
business, TO receive share Of public pai1ou-
age. Wool will &c received, and return
'aade once week. at Mr.. I. ;. Frames store
"a Charie-town.
WILLIAM JOB.
May -, 1891.
From my knowledge 81 Mr.. Nn. Job. 7
can with confidence recommend him 60 the
pubic, a. beng completely r. s>ier Of las bu-
siness, and n man az lndusuiou. aud steady
habits, ard Very attentive 80 business ard I
am willing 10 become responsible for al
work entrusted 10 his charge.
SAMUEL CAMERON.
May -. 1884.
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WOOL.

81 NMAN REED & co. Commission Mer-
"a chants, No. 6, South Charles street
Baltimore, Md, devote particular aitcut.on
la the sale OF WOOL Al corsi -us,.ent-
made them, viii receive their particular a.
.oniion, and liberal advances Eti be made
when required
Baltimore. aay S. Is2i.-rrn.