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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-22

AND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of a decree pronounce
- ed Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance
ry, held at the Courthouse In the town Of ON
Wednesday, the llh day Of November, 1882
Henry Nimmo VIM. Houlder. Benjamin Buckley, Ed.
ward Homer. wm Coa'hupe, Ambrose Gilbert King,
and Thos. Muuer, Pits.
against
Elizabeth Gibson and Robert Preston, son OF - Pres
tom and Hannah his wife, formerly Hannah Gibson, both
oil whom are now deceased, and WIN. Colquhoun, Dcs.
shall sell at public sale, 10 the highest bidder, for
ready money, on the 2S,h day Of June next, at tho
Red Sulphur Springs two tracts Of land, lying within
about six miles OF the Springs aforesaid and situated
Ia the county OF Monroe, the waters OF Indian Creek
and Wolf Creek; one tract containing 1890 scre., the
other 1925 having been appointed by the Court aore-
said COMMISSIONER The title is thought be ndispu-
table. Given under my hand. this LIST day Of March, 1884
HUGH CAPERTON, Commissioner
March III. lOl-l6ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-22

NOTICE.-Wss committed to the Jail OF Spotlsy lvana
IL county, the Is January, 1884, as runaway
Negro man, between 35 and 40 years Of age Of dark
brownsh complexion, five feet inches high aud sen-
DERBY built, has film or blemisb the right eye, and
severe marks Of the lash on his backs calls bnsef James.
and says he is the property OF William Coffo, Nego
trader, OF LouisisDa, and was purchased Of James
Wright Of the Borough Norfolk by The said Coffin from
whom he escaped some tine in the month Of July asi
his way the South. lad on when committed o coat.
paniaoons and OF wooen and cloth, very ucl
The owner IL requested 10 forward, proye
property pay charges and take him away, Otherwise e
will be dealt with according TO law. THOS. HICKS,
March H. t102-wi2J Tailor Of Spottsy Iv0nio 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-22
March 6

MD lCHARD POLLARD, attorney at Lato will hence
q forth attend the Courts OF the cousy OF Albemafle
10 addition those Of the counties Of Nelson Amherst aud
Buckingham, and OF the Corporation OF Lynchburg.
He makes tender, too OF his services for The settle
Of military well other claims upon the Federal
Government lie expects 10 be in Washington frequent
" especially during the sessions Of Congress- to give
his personal attention to business Of this character His
Post Office is Lovingston, Nelson county, Va.
April s. 100-w6ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-22

ERocERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
N The subscriber has leased ono Of tho i'm.
mediaeiy fronting the lending Of the Basin near the new
Mill oil Mr. Chevsllie for the transaction of Grocery
and Commission Business. where he Is now receiving
ne assortment OF every article In the Grocery line and TO
which no invites the attention Of purchasers-snd will
give personal attention to oil consgnments that are en-.
trusted to his care. THOMAS 7. JOHNSON.
March Is. lO6-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-22

We have been requested publish the following letter
from Mr.. Patton, 10 Committee who enclosed 10 him
letter him from about $50 citizens OF the county Of Or
ange, expressing their opinions in reference the remoy.
al Of the deposltes from the Bank of the United States and
protesting against the charter OF tho Bank and tie res
torstioD Of Tie deposles. Globe
WAsHfNGToN, 9TH April, 1884,
GENTLEMEN; have just received yours Of tie slst
March covering letter. addressed to me, as the Repre-.
sentative in Congress from the district Of which the eoun
~ Of Orange IS part signed by about 300 OF the citizens
OF that county; and in which they express their opinions
upon the various questions growing OF and connected
with the removal OF the public money from the Bank Of
the Uni ed States.
am happy to 6nI that views Of so large, intelligent
aud respectable portion Of my constituents Of Orange
correspond so nearly with those which have expressed
the floor OF Congress, as the opinions which should
govern my representative action.
The protracted discussion these subjects was unex
pecedy brought 10 close on last Friday, by call Of
the Previous Question Not anticipating speedy Ter.
mnadon Of the debate, had left the city, a visit TO
my family, for few days and Of my not
recorded should have felt much regret and concern
at THE, the course should pursue had not been die.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-22

ZONES BROWDER' BEiRS.-In obedence 10 an
% order made at April term 1884 in the Circuit Supe.
ror Court Of Dnwdde, Virginia, in the suit OF Mary PEN
tecost and others, Pitts
against
Jones Browders administrator and others Dels
am directed 10 advertise for all persons who may claim
TO be distributes OF Jones Browder, dcc IN The maternal
line, 10 appear before me- my office, Dnwdde Court
House, Virginia, and prove their relationship the dece
dent, before the first day Of September next which
they hereby required TO do they will be excluded
from all share OF the said decedens estate the accounts
OF which estate am then required to settle.
ISHAM f. HARGROVE,
Commissioner in Chancery.
April Is. III-wsw
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Against
Lattice w. Souhal, Sally Hood, Administrative Of Elias
Hood Brian Nj Dearman and Roda his wife, Mary Kidd
Lewis Hood, and William, Beverly, Patrick H., Joseph
A. Albert, and Susan Jane Hood, children OF Charles
Hood and Branch c., and Nancy X. Hood and Elizabeth
Tally children of Richard Hood. Matthew W ard, and
John Hood, German Evans, and Sally his wife, formerly
Sally Hood, the said Matthew, John and Sally being chill
prem OF Claiborne Hood, decd, and Edward being the
only child Of - Hood who Of the children Of
Claiborne Hood, and - Hood, - Defendants
he defendants Brian M'Dearman and Roda his wife,
Lewis Hood, Mary Kidd, and - Hood, not having
tered their appearance aud given security according to
the act OF Assembly, and The rules of this Court aud IL
appearing the satisfaction OF the Court that they are
not inhabitants OF this commonwealth: On tie motion OF
the Plaintiff by his COUNSEL il is ordered that the said de
ienisnts DO appear here the first day Of May Court
next and answer the Plaintiffs BILL and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith Inserted in newspaper pub
lished in the Town OF Petersburg City OF Richmond
Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door
OF the Court house OF this county.
Copy, VIM. II. TAYLOR, c. G.
March 3. 100 wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-22

RTK BlLLUPS, SIR Please take notice, that 1
I'VE shall proceed to take the dispositions OF Labsn
Hawkins and others, al Jerress' Slore n the county of
Nooway the 2Slh day Of Apnl, in the year 1884, 10
be read as evidence 10 suit in Chancefy depending in
which you complainant, aud Benjamin Farmer and
myself are defendants. Yours, &C.,
April 1. [107-wlwE1 LODOWICK FARMER.
WANTED, for the year 1895. an Oyerseer, to super.
Wv intend farm in the county OF Louisa. None but
man Of experience In the improvements i land, the ma
Dsgement Of negroes, and the culture otobacco, s
pIy-To such one, liberal compensation will be given.
Application to be made to
April is. tiI2-w4wJ RlCHD CARY AMBLER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-22

HNHE GROVE, near University of Virginia at pu6.
m nc auction On Monday, the 4'h Of May next,
will Offer at public auction that very attractive and de-
srabe residence, known The Grove the Unver.
sy OF Virginia, the Main St to Charlottesville. This
property could be advanIageously appropriated Board
ing house for students The success Of
the Institution, this session, gives only unerrng nd
cation oil continued prosperity but the best that
has lived down prejudice and surmountsd every obst
Gle to the high emnence assigned by its early friends
hence, genteel and welI-conducted Boarding house
would ever prove pleasant and profitable establishment,
at this very eligible location Business almost any kind
could be successfully here, there
ally over 10000 dollars expended by Professors Stu.
dents Officers, Hotel Keepers, &c. IN and about the
the University There are between and attach.
ed TO the premises2 lots, well taken with coveraIl ne.
cessary Offices, and very substantial brick Mansion
house, well finished excellent repair surrounded by
beautiful Oak Grove Of about acres in extent Six or
seven ,esrs since, this property cost 900 dollars
and will now be sold for less than halt that Terms
E. w. REINHART.
Charlottesville, Va, March 30. IOs-w4w
TENOBACCO SHOW AND FAIR-The annual To.
II bacco show and fair will take place at Clarksyilo,
on Tuesday the 81 of May Ii is expected that about
eighty hundred hogsheads will be exhibited and
deemed the best. both the quality of the Tobacco and
the skill displayed in the management.
A. w. vENABLE,
SAMUEL " WATKINS,
TUCKER DARLINGTON.
April g. [lo9-w6w'l Committee.
Nm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a Court of APP
n peas held at the Capitol, in the City of Rchmond
on Tuesday, January 2Sh, 1884:
William b. Jones and James Fisher, administrators of
Wood Jones, deceased, Plaintiffs
against
Elizabeth ID. Jones, administrative OF William Jones, Sr.
deceased Defendant
Upon writ of supersedeas to judgment of the Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery of Mecklenburg
county
The writ of supersedeas heretofore awarded the plain
fis not being returned executed the and il
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court she is not an
nf n. r.
plaintiffs by their COUNSEL is ordered that the said de-
iendant do appear here The first Monday in May next
to have rehearng Of the whole matter in the Judgment
aforesaid coDained and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper printed in tho CITY of
Richmond, and continued for two months successfully A;
and also that another copy thereof be posted front
door OF the Capitol in the said city.
Copy-Teste. J. ALLEN, C. C..
February 81. 96-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-22

~ ERY-VIKGINIA.-In Lunenburg Coun
III ty Court, 10Th February, 1884:
John T. Street, Administrator OF Joel Hood. decd,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-22

SALE OF NEGROES-win be sold at TerrelPs Ia.
- verD, in he county Of Hanover 10 the highest bid.
der for CASH several likely young Negroes belonging to
the estate OF Burnley Duke, decd the 29h day Of
the present month april TO satisfy the claims against the
estate Of the said deceden which time and place. those
having claims requested 10 present them.
BY THE EXECUTOR.
April IL. Il0--w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-22

Nm ANCERY-YIRGINIA.-At a Court Of APP
II peals held at the CAPITOL in the City of Richmond
on Tuesday, January 2Slh, 1884:
William b. Jones and James Fisher, administrators Of
Wood Jones, deceased, Plaintiffs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-22

I'm HANCERY-VIRGINIA.--At Rules holden in
IL the Clerks office OF the County Court of Charlotte
the 3d day of February, 1884:
Sarah Eudaey, the widow Of Moses EudaiIey decd,
0ney Eudailey, Naum Bsnknship and Patsey his wife,
formerly Patsey Eudaley, Jones Eudaey and Pleasant
Eudaey, Pitts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
TRANSPORTATION

BIZ IHE X. an rom BE:T'BEH RiL-
TLnORE and he POINT Of ROCKS
a DAILY Tram OF Railway Wagons pro
= u eccds in both dirvSiioss Letseeu D.l,slsoEs
AID the Point u KOeks.
MESTWARDIy
Starting from Rsitimcrc - u uaon .nd arriv-
'ns AZ the Poiut q Rocks BOoG II tLc folio ir
DIV.
EASTWARDi.N.
Starts from the Point 81 Rock, .; fis- in th-
evening, and rvscl.es the ID pot "a B4l1in.ore At
ihe same hOar 81 the follow isg evening
The Raj Road Company havv, esiNhiisls~ti am
pie soo,enienoes AMI machinery for tte SAir s,.i
eNPeds;ious ir~n.iiprnent Of produce and eornrao-
dit'es bciueen the Canal Beats and the Rail-sy
Cars The Company are S.so prepared % te-
eyiTc produce from the Boats, give ryoeips. for
tie same to the owners IN. Or or,.er Susl de-
liver the same on the Raj Road ga BAl,imoTe u
the eOnslgnecs, foT te ,LAr u - eerts i,cr bar
rel Tor Flour, and Other eoIaEsodtie. IA the same
proportion
They viii also deliver Goods consigned 10 the
Point 81 RcSks from baltimore q lgg cents PR
itolbS and, until further no'iee. Pizss.r OF Pa
ris Il 81 Isr toa, and Sailed Fish and Salt Al
cents per loOit&
May - IkSk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

ANi>G routed the FORD MIL 90
Ii E3E-scsh river With I fsrnsrrlr
doeie1. II --los6s ne piessafe q 49, ..s.
n m complete repair. ard uhi - Er4l,
The reception ii ali tln1s 81 sra4a att
Isl day q July eusl.a- \. d1;y c-s
my old eusiorsers AMI sae r1ai.r re.era't
becomes me e. say TIA, IA NJ All g. g..
posed 20 do tbeu b's>tnes.. fsesstssoru.
fair ard reasonable terus Thai o. - -.
al Al al times DC ready . r-r-f ,ss -.
Wheat AZ far casA prJces. CT. Z rrsras--- =.
upon toll be preferred. their Tlolr shA.l
made TO s,ani the iEspee,sSa Ct es;tsr II 4
markets, Bsit.nsOre, Georsetozn. @ Ale1s
Ora, ard al any nrse u.ey nay - n 2.
The sane m market, they can 60 - - -
me notice thereof. and thus AVOID srs f.-ri.-.
truble with Il. a. Z will attend q t. 81.
and make their returns punet4,!iy a. - e.
sbo-tes; bOtl-e possible 4 ode us-r-a., d b
The accommodation Of nv orsieL.sr. ~
friends. thSi Z wiI zi;erd % kati-- t-....-.-
Tor them any ARTICLES from 10 fIl-- u -.
they nsy require. sa~h a. Plaster. -.
az. Se- vtil.S'Ii Aay charge o-ker 10 a.
eost % tae saHe- IlzEIa< a Les4s A.-...-
10 cut. which wall roq4ire ny sIit ltl-- /!
shall DC den'ed The Opportunity q e-I..s- a.
farmers generally ~ s0~ app ar . b. Gee
custom among Aaiiersl . EaGti. thcr- ..--.
ask the favor Of then % call Upoa rr,. -.
they uI.k To dr. pose 81 tbe1r " heat. 49, -
tcGiariy ny old erstotaers. a. I feel 49,.
that can make Il advantageous - ;,r-s =.
DO their b,9siaess n tn inc. In nv ai,-~,,,.
niy son. DsriI a. Sns1sr. uia Eeaera3, =
found al hDDe. ~ho a. sUthOrIzed 10 a.,
eOntract> Or no. ard IN Hho<e rksrre -,
books Val be found hea sefiicne.s. AZ
wished DANiEL SNYDER
Fora Mil. Irne o., l-Jt-s;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

-ASASsS~SG h1z-, .11xkRYCZsA-
RHWiE u1xt rnrrfing, If the Club VII uu.r.,-
- menrn,, Il tiisir course near Clszrdr--
inlv1I., ON Wodnusdag, Sspis.r--,,sr z.1L. I=ss
Bsrsi. DhH,A R.aer- . naiez Az .,s..s- In
ria. entrnruz Sssi.
Sbeosia Dsu, :. miles and r.-peaa Err Saah
asTttanrs -illi !SzzlS dGs = ssS,r--stake f..r
= VIII aid. ouits. onr mIls and rs-p-zn-ep-
Ir-n0s +ilil. iizii iurSsst, 10 Do cissea en- fs-
lkfi NJ. september
F'srTi DaH. : miles md rE,Prut- fsr <1aa
G;TttnrIusi -4.s S,glr dsF. rars fSsr al ..s.r-,
al nuTscs. onG mile md rrFIs-4f- enrraur- saa
E'icrn nusi1s ffnrr cETfzlcs -rasa fur, or N
r-lrt-,, 0H eIIi div. Winners On r,--urS...-
'ihyr- aNciilhed ffuBn entering IN Dc srs.s-
'HicfIt MFRS W--Etsts and rsrulstiuu, a,
SINE ~ those al thu q G sufrs5 q sarrss ~
tr-sEtt masis an axzrf mIss. Prr4.er
susEss zgspniutnd ft csIfJ,Tz-r fsr rs.s=f 70
I'D. disuuT-rn sssats vail ~ eIririua On = n
ttFFzt sfniuuuur itfr tire Ezdirs
" H.. ulie Huraez. 10 iIsr-sofrsr--. alrrzrs 4.
FIR sl1iIl TaE sECvETAnY
limo Is. iE-L
n -IHl1rffriarr- grn---sr. .N-lsienr7 g.s,,7.
ln-~ HsfitiF1ss- ts.s--.ie R.sIlr-..sd % ,sp 80
h4sVsTrs'.- sr..i 4Ifr-s r. sf,B-- ns,- -rs-r m
and fn'-'- fssf .sis- fi.r af-.f - s.,,1.--i ~
aid 'J1srsrgl itfs- .Fur1isslfz - sI $3.50 ~
ne V1fE =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

Eouu- lad wa srTf; ~ zs-;itasl I'd harm
ihs i-ai.. t1H-tr- A. la ,Sa. ,nuITr d,ni, al,
In Top and marbles iilan las lxiinl IL nuys
readily b sHVPO-sI tam iS- ws.s mn n arT,ii.
eieai an iiEar iarGIla-r- He -IliuTls-f. .iarnur
VIII as much Latin IN ilss is-st - viisuI lis
started Com Into tisr harm yy1Til ii,, rnrt
L. iaiher, who kInsily THce Essthns uIsi Tftu.-
considerable tEuTn isaii " iapseE ii.s- ussss-
LIS son 4 iEs usa.ir aIlS ilYTTrI IL ttir Rain
Ses, TuPl'eh lin. ariidl .fritnyS. dlr- 4: lvrs
found Ase had lcaTnusi IN irr ntTT, sr,nmg,-
ihan Sise We'll. san, tim I4ttIuI assfafi >
Use Lain 'of fora painting IN aunr 10, die
b4-uyarss That - diFf.sthIss-' rss;IIsrIl tic
siH'i''eion What - ,tir Latin m dung
continued the fafiEr 'gyhy -tiai >, ,Il,u.,.-
has. c0uiiailvd fisr SIN ..Jgsist a tim II It,,,
o. cart says':iIr father s',rlzr sScrrr.in.,,
replied tic blackisraE
IAe tAihcr now - iiIr -saSIu. a. '.ssnasltftIiu
rat, and satd tn las sUB-lIssf iI.i!sr ting, IA
iofkih'i>. ard pa; irsdi Eunaibiss nit. .fizf,
cariions q you EHniH sSill Tsr,ynu cnI.r ,ur,,.-
fognd-si "a / ibtss'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

1LGr -ens1asna ~ lzlz end Islaag Rta= PLANK,
-=s-,ss- ssra,- nssA-- nEA- y msh- D. nEh.
Cd : Esrab-Ll=s- : MIRA 1nst nEh Poplar
Flax FsnsclEric EsEI1'G-s SaEnEbs-. whErr aari
Ess3sSE 1'ssS-- E.lS zns6 7>qizr bsSse, wra 4 Va
rls-s I'd Si.t- lszna1srr EsIEIElE RsRe N humber
Essrss-
AEEinE 1lzre N n 7rrsrnr = srRpAr ct 300.-
80 FEET SSl.s,e Nh su.E&s- a1hisrlnn
IL z--1nszzDszR% nsBr Glr ina E1nIrx, he en-
Rsss-s -i'- s'S1sEIr Una gssrsEk A1zrA ~ LINN
hv ssl Ia E<Sc % n A1ss S1r'k- where thsY
eza be f=-zEsasE IA u4sE nssss Es1ssuahI1 n<rrns-
Il T. HANTEAJsCk-
Sl@shE-a-1zEul bEIe 81 I-sSl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

r'izf; tttCir Blrzr.in- IEfnIsc = NV cr..- md
stfzss trs,. ptrpxI.l tpr ttse prcrptssa za'1
uffttHflaumrfII ~. onranE-
HE 5rpprzrshr- s.f ttis. Bafh Cssfen Er'asr
ifus<pg hr-n auSsrr Ia the prrisisr lar s-uss
ursii fxssss. ilrsnE -<ssza- tiEn- npr-sF-d l<re-
I-zi Hzirnnasr.. zzsd a.sur. ras-Erisy cssatra n
',sIihIs,a thar ef .szneaHmx.d,.i1ns ssss-
ttrrrs, Ezn univ ns,s -As. ttizE es=sy ti.IHs hzs
lcB,l slS- az tiiCin, ti,shr Pss~er m pant es<-
sittFzstmcnt IA tsiezr esfabistlncst an crus-
diifiUt tn -;p. -aitsfsrissn-
-rsiu Manning Hbnsr and nd lsEnsSt Barking
si.s<r ti<rrn a,ainnis Br< pHsutr-d Their IA
HilR - -iFiniiri ssih the b--r ftse alzrt-is
vail atftnaI-tiicir BsiE. a-sa.i. sstp,slsr5
'saiti tfir- ,-ss; cd NE KINDS uf Liss pEss.
aial 1iiu ssrallIESs aril sEii,fiica ana rc,alz--
l,s Iuspeufezl
u-iitl a. vsnsr 0f 4.1urrfinE the hcsitlr -
nirssnnsslt,oI -Ih.Ific aaCrTziacs 10 surh --o-
iis-inrfI need ur Nlsa n n .NTue Fsz
-Hft.t. aIrrntcuaut n the Cas:.-.- iIt,.rs. las
1s,-fr hiie-L up--sStui!s lT- ;rstles.d, Ne
Iii,i Tar The E4nuscIsenr ca their cumPHns. \
iiuit at ,o1u Iif,.c Inc D.-lxs1n- fl,sau 4.
furnished with a tTzs-safe ~ ~ F,sxTE-
'4a q. r=ssiit Rldins ut'r-cs czn he f,Ir-.isisse
- uiiss- irsirors III ysss;ifss t.-c r--ral r-sr-
81 Tic nriG,Iii"Etis,sa- A. uIrrr are -ca.-ras
'sanii,ss iia,Isss EEs;i Tia -ta.un n ftIls
lsarr. tie public viii N -,Err ~ ind ample
accommodations. S,ICi n mHE stop Il rs1r
Usn.'-s Htfis. TINS -sasan. arr zssSsruG rslss
'iirV vii tint nuTn caEnftrzabie acru-unods-
luns-tiiarl q tbs psH.r a. ts1e JIrpra,,-
turS- tn ailrIt lat vczr-~tICa, 0SSsn= ~ ttssrr
iHitiE rns0fiicr 1tHTrir= hottse Tic er-sr,d q
FTsiiurrs 49, at tlrr@s toa srea- IA adaE1 al
.lFpHun Attention o-iuE p1id IA all
H.IH unai,rr iEn0d- grateful IN = --nr.--u-
Hiiiiie ithE ituEr past iiarrzl Support hs.liss-
tiz ttiaC ttf, Il diIt- EiI-u ahizi. 1natIcp.u1s
n itsrst aEFlAi Ia luy the plkcr and dss.s-r-
'ninr-t Ia usa every Frop-r exrzzlun Il 9r-
ssr1n HStrnIIaE,-, cnntl9taIris sxqurt Iiiu-
rLi luTri0niol Il
EaANCES GFEaZAIL
HsIsrS V'FklKALL
nIIs Nv T-5G-4t-
TIP S--EfE>ii Bnzafnr-i and Szrurars
Waters cnHsiautiV n tiSe Bar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
To skc Farmers

or JEFFERSnV-- and LoJDOI.N
HVIIE undersigned. having reniea Cole, g.
IL ilIies Li;iie Mil. on Tie Sheua-,ss a.
River, (~hSch ~tli be N complete or1-- =
receive all kinds Of Grain by The I..,s. a. a..
present month. take this method q ST.
IN The farmers, that tbcy - an ~ al ti-,.. \.
ready 90 PtICILfSE HIIE-iT =. lzsr g.
prIeeS, or sri1d al tie usual rates Of toll ..
siand The Inspection at the Baltimore o l..
tric, markets For those Who prefer or.
ine, OF desiTed.) We al seod her Flo.-- =,
either OF the sboye-Ioe ntiooed market :.
and make return puBeiuaIly NJ . yer, a.
notice They will also hare any aTtscte -
customers may want brought fron y, -
such a. Plaster, FssA, Salf. Sc.-for ukict e..
other charge will - made thaa u CT ri
the SINE They hope, by Pgseiaaiiy a..
strict attention 10 Susiaess. 10 merit ,h.r
Of patronage JOHN Gibson.
CAfRLES EiE-N.s.
JUly J, i53i-arn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

In -Siryr-ttus 70 ttt Hrzrss Js.snsr- Brssln,--
~ BtlH about tie s.-n af- ss-rsrsiussa. ssf N
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ss'''u.- u AisoD want tsso e-,od Jus,r-.1sz-ul-n
itn 'sfinIn SDsd WAX and liis-.zl wars u-ssi
ls gwen
"ntlid MUM nv sincere M kno~1ti--
'nfstts tu snr friends. ftEr tine Eberzi sSrussr-
1Es'rnussii u hare rnuusrsad m INV hnsznrss. mud
'EtIiiit InifIrTn them that hzEc an hand \
s;;;'1- ls-sir-tnrni "a EE-LgK- Of VARIOUS SIZES
winch v1iisnAhie INC Ia fllI=llkh Elirsd. Sash
DhaTs,, HsEITtni BieurS. zn1 cr-rx klna al
IfnneTss WINK, shurz notarn- rhzEe \ fsu
itimIsaiail fttsfi of Hank far sale.
u III hw1nid respectfully nrFuesf flls~e
EtiuB 'iarna trnis- nj mlue gbar--5ued VITA ar
V7ttiunIi NV kn0SslhdS,rl Ia nzsi1rra them. q
Il; ltast- lhfi mu hare them
SArHL MXERS.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
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hlItE spbscri5er having Ieased to o..
- qHon Wooiisn Fscfory, one ni,e =
Sniihheid. = BoU ready 60 receive N
20 ne esrted Into Role, OF 90 be nss-.,.f 49,
81 INTO Blanksts, Cloths, Czsssas..s --,
iIsnntis, sc beosd % marrow. aeeo-8r-
osGer- lie usil also uaanafaeIs.se. 4 49,. d.
VARIOUS patterns, eoiOaIs usrrani.I u.
esiaaiishsnent having tie sdsansa-e a. 81.
oPcq1on creek, wlti 81 al tirzse, ha.e
pics oi water. ~hieh wSS esablr e.. ~
'sason' OF Tie year q despatch vol ~ 81.
shortest no;ice. Wool ~ Be rev 4.
p9ynent. L.sscss. Cloths. &c .N,f-- ~.
,oT Wool hoTe that - sirti sife-..- I.
v--4Ae =. - reeeiss share q f.,.aiir r.-r.-
sse. Wool ~iii b. received "a 49,
Haie osce ueek, a. Mr. !. j. Trss.s ..,,.
N Chariest0x n
Msy p. lea
From my koou lsl-c q AZ WmTsS e
can Siih suff3etcs rec. rnussnI han 4, a..
iu5iie. - ttitr e0mT.rtsly u.astsr sfA5. a.
'ihe-s. arc u.sn e rntassrs1e, Al u,
HABITS, I'D Fsrs attentive - bts,,u.,, ,r
am SiHns - t-coras fcsg-sn.isl.
soEk entrusted ~ b. ehasr~
Ma N. 1-It
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17
TRAVELLING

BETUEEN- RfLTLuORE. HIRPERS
FERRT, and ~ LS't'HEsIER.
are now enabled TO pas
daily IN either dircef,on, b-tueco Nis-
eb-si-r. ' a AMI bal;sraorc. ty 10y q iisspr,
fCtTy, Curing the day. va:
MEsrWARDLY.
Starting from B~i,imorr in tic Cars " s \.
NJ. arriving II the Poist os Rocks Il q. NJ.
starting from thence ss : q. NJ On PAtkEI
BOAT recently established by individuals the
CAnAi, reaching BArpct's Fer, =, T.. NJ, and
tr'ptn thence proceeding Immediately BY the Line
al STAGES nov running 60 " Winchester. Va
Aai arriving thrre on the same evening.
EASTWARDLY.
The same Lane starts every morling iron,
Ninehestcr. proceeding above b. IIArpef's
Fcrry q the Poiat Of RoSks si-sting fros tiscne
:; . Ia t.se afternoon BY the Cars Ca BsIisn0Sr,
and rUaeLiss that city Lets -en ten and eieten-
PAssenSers Gao also Iass d=ily bsfse-n frr,ie-
rex t'y and W snehesicr, ,a eithcI JiEvetiOb, by
The ssEae lice Il conveyance.
Msy :. iS5k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-17

sFzrtTH -fHsctleis --lriu Apu-tnrss pm tlis
EI-ni hciurr PSrThtss Was lto n1.l.cr EsssnIil
azafnsi i-a-esiemon, had Iiair.rmu.- I'D -.srl.H
al theE women Inio ffIate Mhrn ttir- ,yn.
ssen ucTr fnturm-n nj ths,, tier. iirisiiIn,aGs-
y oP9F-s-ti the d-sESn. aTH RI,ihd;nnia.. A
lady oi one OF the inst .iamiIs.s lm iiIalta.
saiering TIN Senale with a Iiruyxn -suIrri. It's
Ea-ndcd Of Them. N tiEc nauEr i,,sr ,rsnsII-
try-wonen, -'Wiaf ruuii naGl.sc t;iuiu, cI:sttss.
taIn 50 neah oPmson ctilsssr all ti.r,I WHY'S
ar their daughters. - IN rnsa.iIs- tiasN W.T.,
snosiEh N low with iilr 10 rlllrrr ID .Irsssl
Iise los ri SPARTA