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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-29

M G.. WILLIAMS has received and offers for
w sale 1000 yards broadcloth from 2 to dollars
per yard-also SO pairs rose blankets prices from2
10 dolls per pa n Petershams coangs, and duffiis
good assert ment; one case Irish linens IN pieces
at low prices; 10 ps blk aud coored Silks 60 merlno
shawls, from 10 II dolls each with many other
fresh Dry Goods nS
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-29

DIAMOND CEMENT--The diamond cement, a
- prime article for joining broken glass China or
carthern ware, cabinet work, and fancy work Of ev
cry descriptions sold by appointment by BALCH
40 south main st.-Also Atknson's Depllatory, for
the removal Of superfuous hair, Orange Flower wn-
teri Lucifer matches and further supply Of the
poor mans frlend or ointment OF many virtues o2i
psIor QUALITY @ ades snS aem"msn o. msy
be had al the sign Of the great mortar ceapside, Of
nc Doct A WADSWORTH
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-29

lust Reed and for sale very lowi cask Of Nor:
y folk Lntchos and about 100 doz stove balls and
rrosels-aso good assortment Of hardware and cut
lery and furnishing goods.
o22 BELCEIER & FULLER 631 Weybosscts st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
PUBLIC SALE.
HD-.YE0rrosr

"IIrL. Be offered at public sale, on
w Friday the 2la Of february, 1894, ut
Mr.. william Moore's Elkwood farm, on the
road leading from Halltown to shephcrds-
town, one mile from the former place, the
following property, viz:
SIX work Horses, 4 Colts,
Six mich Cows,
One yoke valuable Oxen,
some young Cattle,
Sixty head Of sheep,
A number OF Sows and fine young Hogs,
Two Wagons and one OK Cart,
-Four barshear, , double, aud } single shovel
Ploughs, nearly new, and Of good construction,
Three Harro~s, nearly new,
Six sets Of wagon Gears, S
Six do. plough do. ""'
A quantity OF Corn by the barrel,
Shovcls, Forks, Spades, Hoes, and variety
OF Tools suitable for farm purposes.
A credit Of nine months will be given on
all purchases ofs5 and upwards, the purcha-
ser giving the usual bond and security. Sale
to commence early in the day.
Gentlemen who feel disposed 20 buy, will
do well TO attend, a. the property must be
sold. SAINT. l.. DELAPLANE,
VIM. MOORE, agent
for IVA Hsyp,sn, for part Of The
above property.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
DIED.

Ou Saturday last, after lingering illpcs. NJ.
NiNtT MELvIy. reiict &C the late Cant,in Jon,,
M,itLvIS' and daughter Of Ar. john Say,Icr, Of
this county. - "
I'm tie 9Th instant, Mr,. NAM = ur s,D-
son ot John t1ay, EsI., of Frederick county, Ma.
~ ,he 's,h year Of her age, after severe iIne.-
n"er " Inch she VAS supported By the assurance.
= thru the suiisrings Of this time arr NOT 40 he
hereafter" fCovurIIr,TSa
81 his residence, in Prince George, C.ouu,,
Nid. on the iFh inst. Lieutenant JosErn CHo..'
oi The United states Nav. The deceased enter.
~ 'he navy, Midsbipmsn, IN 1871 I, and served
throughout the var on hosrl tie frigate Constitn
,,pn participating IN III her wcll-f0ught battle
We Sas a5n1ng tppse suns of Msr,Ia .,l No, ,rho,
tlE Legislature e their native STATE with = r.
eD'ning sensc Of their gallant SERVERS, had he
'''~en 'Horus' aud other marks OF appreciation
CnNNrNIcaTEn
bcpAricu THIS lir, on sunday last NJ her r-,;-
,ct'cc "a ilurkeisy county. Va. in tho 6LI year ~
Ut agr. Mrs REHEcc' CHESowErH, rtiirt ~
Ill. ~ Ssi'es ChenoWeih q that county. Tier
lines Sas very seVerr. which vas borne sith
N'r'siian fDrtitude. lev days l.cg,rr b,y ,lr,sI
We" a-k~i hos slsr frlt she rs.rlis,l ,,st,e -.
y, 20" unnk my recovery very dOabtftl,'' and
~ H'ue' entni1surv, talked Il dcath having ~,
trrrOr-, -thrt . the ord trad eo,vi,.c,I 49, -
the evil Tendency oT sin. .h,.,, ,or, -, -,
had found him o. he g God II lov, " H. -
igsing, Nth manN 0ilier tssa.,,,-s a .,.,f,,,,.
sa9ried much comfort u her 90 her sfniaion -
We vas sounded f1r our trsnsrr,. h.. -.
hr'nscd Tor our iniquitcs The eh,.,,..,,,..,,, "a
ou- praee vas upon him, snd i'h his .tr,ts, -
~ hcaled Israel shal b. sssc,i in the Iri !, ,tl,
everlasting salrpfioni Ye stall not be s.ie,,.f
~ eofiounded IN the world witl,0,d cud, Nh
~ ssfed us, and called us With ~ ho.g esIIi.-
a'scrding O. our vorts. but scoring ~ h,s
" pugose sDd grafs, shich vas gitcr a. b.
',ls Jesus bci0rr the world began .
NHh9ugh ste never joined any rrigrons b.
'na,ion, nlsuy Who have. would DO veil ta
her virtues and shun her foihirs
'di'prnsstiou Of m sli-uiso Pr0vidrsse.
N-"t'vr eonneyion are JEFF 70 realize 81
fs i'..-e,su.erf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
THE MARKETS.

naLTINoES, Friday et'e,Sag, fEs. H.
fIoO H--io the early part Of The week the
SOn price rAngedfrom 81 H3 To S.; but ainoe
then IL has dcclincsl, and is nov uniform =, A q
per barrel Most Of the receipts are going into
store, on account Of the country owners There
are no purchasers Tor >hipmen, IN the market, and
business N this way Is completely at stand.
CLONER-SEED.-Thc wagon price ranges
from - = TO so Eor common to good parcels
Saics 81 good lots have been made from stores at
- IS: and one parcel Of prime At $.
WlilSkEf.-Thc wagon prir,. Al the bs.,,;n.
hing ct the v'-k, was ~ cents, but TODAY Il is
unborn at q cents, exclusive Of The barrel.
ALEVASBnIL, VEB. IS
fi!DI " The market il again dull. Thurs
Fn~y 'hc Wagon price was currently ~ Is. and
some loads brought fraction more. Yesterday
from 50 TO ! Is. We should consider a fair
quotation from wagons ! 50. aud from stores !
y, 20 80, anu Indcc,l We believe sales cannot
To- forced at much over ! So though vs NV, Of
none Offering for less than G5 and ~.
Her. Gd=cne
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
Salt, Plaster of Paris, FISH


HVIE BOOKS which were intended 10 bc
- exhibited for sale, ut the Ladies' Fair.
during the Christmas holidays, but came 10
hand TOO late for that purpose, arc now de-
posted for sale at the Charlestown Apothe-
cary and Book store.
They consist OF 4 choice collection of Mo
raj end Religious Books; many OF which are
admirably adapted TO the improvement Of the
minds OF young persons, rs also Of those of ri
per years-and comprise, IN part, the follow
ing, viz:
Polyglott and other pocket Bibles, also Tes-
tancnis, particularly Polymicrian Tcstamouts.
tan useful and handsome articIe.) PrayeT
Books OF various bindings and sizes and con-
taining the new psalms and hg,nns the now
Psalms and Hymns also, hound separately
from the Prayer Book; Scripture Principles.
Buttons Natural History. Pilgrims Progress,
Christian Pattern, Baxter's Dying Thoughts.
Bridges Exposition Of the 10Th Psalm, In
fants' Retreat, Little Moncire, Course Of
Time, Crudcn's Polymicrian Concordance of
tho New Testament, John Barr, Grand Ma
Gilbert, Tying on Confirmation, Chri.tian's
own Book, Law and Gospel, Bible Letters.
Mas Boy, Margaret Wythe, Private Thoughts,
Bible Companion, Childrcn's Friend, sancho
or tho Proverbialist, Way Marks, EzckieI's
Visions, IT'S Well, Divine Breathings, Wis
doms Call, The Golden Rule, Young Man.
Glory, Daily Crumbs. Christian Miniature Ii.
orary, Thoughts in Affection, Self Discipline,
Christ our Example, Evangelical Rambler
Commandments with Promise, Mrs. Malcolm,
Heavenly Manna, Pious Rene mbrancer, Y Dung
Ladies' Sunday School Book, Mrs. Hemaus
Poems, Harmony OF the Four Gospels, with
Doddridses Practical Reflections on the same;
My Station and Duties. sc. SC.
The foregoing will be sold low. for cash
and 10 punctual dealers.
JAMES BROWN.
Feb 90. IS3I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
For REM.

ME House and Lot belonging 10 the
II heirs CT John Lamon. deed, situated on
the hain-strcct in Charlcstown, n short dis
tanee west oil haines' tavern, and convenient
10 u'e to.n run. There are two apartments
ono two-story building, large and com
modious, with a basement story nearly above
ground, with large fireplace, &c. The o.
Their part Is one-story high, with 4 kitchen and
cellar underneath. and back building. I6 by
IL feet, attached. The property would well
suit two families, and would be rented eithor
separately or together. Possession given on
the LIST OF April next Apply to
JOSEPH STARRY.
Charlestowp, Feb. 90 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

~ IRAfED, from Mr.. Robert Baylor's farm
i - 20 The Rich Woods, IN January last, two
COWS, one = largo pale red Cow " in horn.
and young calf with her--ear mark. orop
and slit IN the right, uoderbil Ia the left. The
other ha young spotted Cow, with horns
marked with . hole IN each ear. The first
one s'rsyed hst Spring, y a brown muIey
Heher, white stripes on each side Of the head
hole In each ear, u marked. Any pcrson Civ.
ing information % said estrays TO Robert
Baylor ot the subscriber, sbali BE- libcraIl,
rewarded by NM uoOnr
Peb 20, is1G-1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

authority Of deed Of trust, executed
~ oy John Anderson TO me rs trustee, for
the payment Of debt In said deed me ntioped
l viii sell, 20 the highest bidder, for ready
money on Friday hs asia day Of Fsbruarv
(tnsf.) In front Of the Bank In CharIesto
one bay MARE, and quantity Of Household
Furniture, conveyed TO me by the said deed
for the purpose aforesaid.
Tbs deed Of trust bears date on the 9th
April, 1888, and is recorded in the Office of
the clerk Of Jefferson county
J. T. DAUGIIERTY, Trustee.
Feb. 6, lS35.--ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

Manual Labor Coileee-Souih Harorcr.
fad1lns 1t - scarcely possible TO keep
pace with our spirit of improvement and
enterprize. which does not creep sloth-hke
or IN q re,rogade movemcnt,a AS IN old coun-
tries. bot nies almost With eagles wings.
and with CELEBRITY proportioned to the i'm.
mense extent Of territory in which IL 10
occupied. Within few years past, a, we
learn from the Newcastle fKyl Advert.
ser, the beautiful town named at the head
of this article has sprung M almost as BY
magic. upon an elevated plateau, in the
midst Of the dense primevai forests that
line the banks Of the Ohio. Already IL
conntsa thriving population Of 400, and
has q three story spacious college edifice.
with one hundred and sixty pupils. who
are not only taught the higher branches,
but also the useful. athletic and manual
empioymeats Of agriculture and the me.
ehsnic arts.on farm OF $50 acres, belong
ing 10 the corporation. and in tho two
workshops OF carpentry, coopering, " agon
and chair making. attached 10 the edifice.
This IS rs u should be; and we rejoice 10
see the manual labor system. in practical
operation.as an essential part Of eduestio
IL - the beat kind Of gymnastics. rs IL gives
US knowledxc OF arts that may be emf
nsntly useful TO a. in after life, and which
never can be thought to have any discredi,
attached TO them. where the whole OF our
population arc and ought to be. by the We
~ democracy OF our institution, faborious
aad industrious. In the institution at South
Hanover. the students. we are gratifed Ia
lcarn. take \ pride ia these oecupations-
OF what inealculable advantage also, are
they. to give health and robustness TO the
body. and 10 counterfeit the pernicious
tendency OF two sedentsry or close an ap.
plication TO books. We are also Of opin-
ION With the celebrated Dugsld Stewart.
that the moro steadily and uniformly all
the faculties. both OF body and mind. are
brought into exercise. the more certainly
70 each likely TO reach to maturity, by the
principles Of mutual CO operation. An A.
merican citizen should be so educated rs
TO pc capable OF turning his hand to any
shing-meehauiesl. military and profe:.
sional cmployments. or affairs OF state, as
chances or circumstances may direct.
IN Y. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
POekef Hook Losf.

VNiE subscriber lost, on Saturday the sth
- instant, either between Ch.rl.,ioxn .nd
ShePherdstown, or between the latter nI.rs
and Aartinsburg,by the way OF Har,l,cr,bbIr
light Russia leather PoCKET BOOK, con.
tanning some papers, which can be Of mo- use
10 any other person but himself. Nboey,r
should hnd the same, will confer favor b,
leaving Il With Mr.. McEndree in Shepherds.
town, or with the subscriber in CharlsS,own.
DAVID HUNTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
,. ~. m. Sfraish. w. I'D.

" ERf respectfully tenders his profe.. ,oi,.
81 services TO his friends and fello- &,
c"Ihens- Being unable, on account Of ~,
P'e,en, occupancy Of property TO make per-
hanen' ioe alton before the ist OF April, b.,
may uhui thst time, - found at the re. =
Ssnee OF MIR John Myers, Eve miles south Is
Jan. ID isJ4-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
Wood Land for Sale.

pursuance of decree Of the county
u court OF Jefferson, pronounced at the las,
January term, in chancery suit between
George w. Humphreys, complainant, and
jacob Hiedwohi, defendant, I will sell, 10 the
highest bidder, certain piece or parcel sof
LAND, supposed to contain TEN ACRES,
being IN wood and attached to the farm, near
Charlestown, heretofore, for many years,
owned and occupied by said Hicdwohl The
sale will take place on Friday the 25h day Of
February. 1884, in front OF the Bank inc hairless
town. The terms are, one-third Of the pur-
chase money in hand, and the balance in two
equal semi-annual instruments.
J. T. DAUGHERTY,
Feb. 6, l634.-ts. SpesisI CortD.i.Sioo,y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
For. ReMf,

HNHE Corner Room dioining my DWELLING
- long occupied As Store, for which b,,.
s,ness It 's now admirably suited, having ali
the necessary shelves, &c. in complete order.
with n warehouse, and large and excelien,
ceiiar attached. The stand is also first-rate
oeInS IN the centre and business part of the
and perhaps sooner.
w. w. LANE.
Charlesiown, Feb. 90, ls3I.-IstA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
RURI.XO SAKE.

INHE subscriber, intending 20 relinquish
n farming, will offer, at public sale, on
Friday the 18th inst. ut the widow EngIe' I.
farm, one mile from the Zoar Meeting House.
One hrst-rate road and one farm Wagon,
Some valuable Horses-and Gears,
One young Steer--a number Of Sheep,
One set Of Blaoksmith's Tools,
Barshear, double and single shovel Ploughs,
One Harrow, and variety Of other articles
A credit until the first Of October will be
given On all sums Of and above 81, by the
purchaser giving note and security. Sums
under -, cash. sale TO commence early IN
the day. Persons wishing TO buy, will do
we'll TO attend, as the property will and must
DO sold. Due attendance given by
Feb. G, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
SAMUEL OLDS.
TAILOR.

AIING located himself at HarpersFer-
~ 90 Shenandoah-street, in the shop
reoently occupied by l.. w. Stephenson y
prepared to make Gentlemen's Clothing of
every description. Having been recentIy en-
gagged IN one Of the best tailoring establish
mens IN the city Of New York, he coo,ider,
himself competent to give eotire satisfaction
az who may favor him with their custom.
Feb. 10, lsji-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

HAVE received from Johnson Price 4 Co
n 90 assortment Il Edso TOois Of ny sslef-
ton, II superior qualhy, VIZ Phehibg.
broad and Board ANS Cbiseis. Drawi hz
Knives Plasteref,' and Carpeuters ilaiehet,.
Hand Axes. &C &c.
have also feu ~ Johnson 4 Mshofu',
supef,Yr BRASS EfCiiT-DAY CI.OdWa-
With carved Mahogany cs.ss, varTsntsd.
THOMAS RAwLINs.
Chsries'oWn, SDg p, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

(1hs thorough bred Stallion aud distin-
grshed Raeer,)
"1II.L stand the ensuing season, COM
w mencing the l.t Of March and termi-
mating the lst Of July, in Charicstown, Jctier-
son county, and Martinsbury, Berkeley eoun-
ty, at the very reduced price of sI5, to be
discharged in the season; $50 10 insure a
mare with foal; and $40 the single leap, to
be paid when the service Is rendered For
pedigree, performance, sc. see hand-bills.
L. NJ. SHEPHERD.
Feb. IL, ls3I.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
JOHN RICHARDS.

Ihis famous Race Horse and capital
Stallion,
WILL stand this season ut my Stable. A.
w bout - miles east Of Baitletown, Ere
der'sk County, Virgins. a, the very reduced
price, Tor horse OF hi, gtasie, of SiS the leap,
es>h-SSo the s-sson, which may 10 DISCHARGED
bs the payment Of s2S, paid before The ~ ia,
OF July nest-snd $40 insurance, Co be paid a.
soon ss the marc 10 known 10 be In foal One OF
John Richards colts is now standing in Halifax
County, Nirg'nis, nj the old stand Of Sir Charlie.
aod Medley, II so the season aud $50 to insure.
Particulars hereafter, to which the, attention ol
the public is particularly requested.
JOSIAH wM. WARE.
Feb. "a, isSl-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
MARRrrD

In Washington. on the I2ih instant, by the Rev.
Mr.. Hssley, Msjor HrSRr STANTON, OF the
eaartsr- Masters Department, u. 8. A.. to Miss
ASDKR MAcoNn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
For Sale.
For Hire.

NNwo young and active farm hands. APP
IL ply to William T.. Sinclair. Fair View,
Jefferson county, or 10 the subscriber al Della
planes Hotel, Charlestown.
JOHN >. BLACKBURN
Feb. g. lS3i-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

Tickfii - J0-SAeT0 is preyorfion.
e. Certihcatss Of packages of p whole
Tickets so certificates ofpsckascs 0f halves
and quartsrs ~ PrOpofuOn.
GIAFor Tickets and shares ia the above
lotteries, BY The package Og single ticket, I'd
dress YATES q HdIUTXRD
Manager, Nsshingt0A Cay, -. e..
'.'Orders from distance viii receive the
most prompt atte ntion, AID the Register"
containing Zee drawings viii be seat 70 an
aho order a. shove.
Ieb -, 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
For Reaf.

lHE House and Lot, lately the property
"a OF Hugh Wilson. near the Presbyterian
Westinghouse, in Charlestown. For parti-
culars, apply at THIS oFFIcp
Feb. 20, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
n. ~. KETZ.HTLLER
ATTORNEY AT Law.

"ILL practice in the superior aud H.,
w fdror Cosrts of Londoun aud JEDI, q.
son. The Transaction Of all business connit
ted 10 hrs management Will he rharsc,eriscJ
ny INC s.ricisst attention and Punctualty
Ills Office i on Market-st i,..hu,,
April Il, lS33.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

1lLiZABETtI ALLSTADT. widow II J.,
cob Allstadt, John ~. All.taGt, aud Joscpb
l. Russell and Harriet q. his wife,
PLANIIFTs,
AGAINST
Jesse Moore, Barbara iIcnkle, Exeeutrix, and
John 7. Henkle, Executor Of John HenkI..
deed. John Moler. Raw leigh Noler, Daniel
Moler, Sylvester q. Moler, Jacob MoI~r
and Nancy hts wife, and Henry Moler arb
harriet his wife, heirs Of John Moler. de
ceased, stephen Daigarn and Barbara his
vile, late Barbara AIlstadt, " idow Of Daniel
All,tsdt. decd, and Jacob Allstadt, DanI.i
hilstadt, Elizabeth Allsiadt, and John Hen
~ hlstadf, children and heirs OF said Da-
mel Allstaet, deceased, Ann Newton Mo-
Yer, and Sarah Griffith Moisr, infant children
and heirs Of George holer, deceased, and
conn AUD, DErESDasr,,
IN CHANCERY,
IN the Circuit Superior Court II Iaac an
CAaneery Of J,6srson County,, az Tirg,Hia.
HVHE above named plaintiff. hereby givc
- notice 10 the above named defendant.
that on Friday the llth day Of March next.
At the hosse Of John A. Hamilton, IN the
county Of Allegany, m the State Of Maryland.
the said plaintiffs will take the de position Of
the said John A. Hamilton, 10 be read rs ev,-
dence IN suit nov depending IN the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery Of lief
fer>on County, IN Virginia, between the above
naned plaintiffs and the above named defen-
dants.
Feb. Is, 1s34-1 r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

Tickets s9--SharsJ IN proportion.
81 Certificates Of packages Of % whole
Tickets $500; certificates Of packages OF
halves, quarters. and eighihS, in proportion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
EQR RENT

TNHE HOUSE and LOT at present in the
II occupancy Of Oliver Sloan. Possession
given on the LIST of April next Apply TO
WM. HOOfF.
February 6, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
LOCK TO wI

HAVING POsiiirsly determined on leaving
m Chnrlestow0 on the first OF April next
and wishing final adjustment Of his business
The subscriber most earnestly requests eli
persons indebted to him, to como forward and
settle their accounts Immediately, a. il IL in
unPensaoiJ necessary to close his Affairs by
that time. Aod all persons hayinr rIa;ms
against him, will please present them for set
Element.
The subscriber has on hand, large Stock
OF BOOTS. SHOES, &c. Of the very best
quality, which he will dispose Of on b,iter
terms than he has ever offered them, from
the reason above stated. The laborets on
the railroad are invited to call and buy. as a
large portion Of his stock WAS made express
ly for their use.
Feb. 90, 1924. '' AH'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
Ro PARNBRo
attorney ar Lu,r.

.attor"ey az Lac,
" nL practise in the Superior aud In
w ferior Courts Of Jefferson and rrrJ.
er'ek counties, and the Supesior Court of
Morgan county ~
q His Office Is in Winchester, mex, door
TO that OF Mr. Byrd
Feb. ~, lS34.-5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20
Virginia Statc Lottcry.

For the benefit Of the Petersburg Benevolent
Mechanic Assoc iation.--C Class no. 4, for
lsJt.--To be dawn AT Alexandra. ID q
on Saturday, March !, 1875 No. Lot
terry III drawn ballots
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-20

PUBLIC SALE.
"iLL DO sold, en- Saturday the 22d inst.
w at the late residence of James Ha-
mill. deed, IL miles northeast Of the Elk
Branch Church, great variety Of
Personal Property,
Consisting IN part Of
Six or eight head OF HORSES,
Stock Cattle, Cows. Calves, &c.
All his Household and Kitchen Furniture.
GRAIN IN the ground,
WHEAT, RYE and CORN,
FLOUR by the barrel,
All his Farming Utensils, consisting Of
PIoughs, Harrows, sc.
Two good Wagons--Gears, sc. &C.
Terms made known on the day Of sale by
the undersigned.
GEORGE HAMILL,
WIN. HAMiLL, "
Feb. @, 1884.
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CLOCKS CLOCKS!
stray COlc.

STRAfEp from the subscriber, about the
-, beginning Of December last, dark red
COW, with horns, and has some
2IS4 = White about her face A libe-
raj reward will be paid for her
delivery To me in Charlestown,
or Tor such Information as may lead To her re-
coVery. GEORGE yESTAL.
Feb. l3, 1s3i.-3t.
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NOTICE

=. The kev, SkrrIsrs TrSroS will preach in the
re. Church al iisrpcrs-fcrry. on neat sabbath,
=. u o'clock IN the morning. and half past in
S'e ~"r"oh feb. ~.
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To W;ag0H Makers.

a flRST-RATE Wagon and Plough Ma
IN ker will find a good situation, by APP
plying TO tho subscriber in Charlestown. A
man with family can DO accommodated with
house and garden convenient to the shop, on
the FIRST OF April next.
THOMAS RAyyLINS.
Jan. ~, 1894.