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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12
Lnlr %.

Hg ElHEAT-ihis yalushlc estate syhi he rented 70
Ja lhe highest bidder, % tic prepises Sitnrd ~ H..
ION OF Toe present mouth, Tor the ensuing wear ls3J
L'bei'f win be gwen Tor sowing wheat Nv ,bs present
corn bel' being one bird OF be ataie laoI Tbi; e.
'He mes on IN. FAm"nky river, nsly opposite ic PIPING
lreeis very fertile, wcl adapted 10 die c,in,c 81 Co.
coitoc aud whcat, ana consas about 900 acrrs Of
land-being Use pfopsrly Of Tie orphans Of b Oh,c,
deed. CORBlN BRAXToN Inn, 49,
August .. 81 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13


VIRGINIA, JLTTLRsoS CoUSTT, Scr.
Ia the Count, Court,
Hiram Coontz and Ann his wife, late Aun Rome
mus,
AGAINST
John CoontZ and Elizabeth his wife, late Eliza.
beth Ropcmus, John Agar, and Cat, arine h.,
wife, late Catherine ROnrmus, Lewis Edward
George, William, Robert. Bcrjsmin =. John,
and Charles Lucas. aud Elizabeth Nie Murran,
late Elizabeth Lucas, children al Mari Iucas
deed, Who was Mary Roncmus, and Edu ard
Lucas, sen. her husband, aud William Nc-
Murran, husband ofthe sid Elizabeth McMur-
ran, aud Lewis. John, William, snd Mary
Clinkcnbeard, children &c Susan CIinkCn abs ard
deed, who ~sS Susan Ronenus,
~ CHLN'CERE.
VVNiIE defendants, John Agar and Catherine
, his wife, late Catherine Ronemus, Lewis
Clinkrnhcard aud John Ciinkrnbrard, adult chill
drrn ~ Susan Ciink cnlcart, deed, Who Was Su-
san Roncnus, not having entered their appear
ancc, aud given security, according 60 the act Of
assembly and the rules os this court; and IL sp-
bearing hy satisfactory evidence that they are not
Inhabitants Of this country: II - ordered, That
the said defendants do appear here on the fret
day Of the next April term at this court and an
'~rr the bill Of thu plaintiffs; and that a copy of
thls order be forthwith inserted ia some ne " spa
per published ia the county of jefferson, for ia O
months excessively, and posted at thc front door
Of the eourt-housc of this county.
eopy-Testr,
3. J. CRAMER, c. c.
Jan. 81, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
VIRGINIA.. TO VII:


At Rules holJei, ~ The tiers = Office of the Coun
" Court OF J'ii,,sob, On the hrSi MONDAY la
February, 1854;
JoiH ~ iSH,e and George ~. Lttie.
PLAiyriTrs,
AGAINST
~ iR.m PrI'icfsH, !S,ids .IhIrmGdhtc. and 10
srph l.. Russ-h. DtFE>pA>r~,
~ CHA\CERN
'I'iIE defendant, " Ia. Pcndleton. not hnv-
] ios cnt-rei las appearance, and gis,n secu-
tii', according Co the sct OF assembly and the
rules 81 this court; sud u appearing lay Ssiisiac-
tor, evidence that hc - not iuhsb,tsnt ct this
oountry 4 - orb~red. That The sid d,fcn,isht
do - car 81, ne enurt-hou,c 81 s.id county op
the uhird MoBds, IN April neat, and answer the
bill oi the pls'uttis; andthsi copy ot this order
b. furIh 18th inserted la some saI.cr pubisli-
I'll 10 the county of jefferson, t1r two month,
successfully, aud posted At the front door 81 the
oouit-housc e said soun,y.
\ eop,-reSic,
5. J. CRAMER, C.
February 6, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
FOR :$.HLE.

"A SET Of halfpaient STILLS, that will
IN bear comparison with any Others,
holding 22O gallons each-M orms, Stands,
Sc. Also, pair OF MILL BURR STONES.
: feet, aud but little worn and 30 or 80 Still
Tubs.
Having no use for the above property,
will give great bargains. and take III pay me Mt
negroes, good paper, or the cash.
WILLIAM 4. BURNS.
Leeto~n. Jefferson Go. Z :,
Nov. 81, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
TAILORING.

TUE subscriber respectfully informs the
\ citizens Of Chsrlcstown. and the public
generally, that he has commenced the TAI
LOKING BUSINESS in Charlcstown. lie
asurcs all those Who may pa;ronile him. that
Iheir work shall be executed ~ the ncatcst.
most fashionable, and durable style. and
with the greatest possible despatch. lie So
lichs trial of his capacity for hi, business
determined as he - TO spare no pains 20 please,
aud to merit share Of the public. support
Ills shop is the room lately occupied b,
Mr. Bowen. adjoining the store Of William
y. Lock = Ca.
JAMES CLOTInER.
Nov. ~, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
YIRGINIA. TO WIT
Dec 70. 1888.

At Rules holden "a thc Clerks Office Of the Cir
cut Superior Court of Law and CHANGER, for
Jrttyrson county, The first MONDAY Ia Januar,
1854.
Jacob lsler, Jeremiah Richards and Catherine, n, .
wife, late Catherine islcr, George Islt.r. ALr,-
ham islrr, aud Mary FArnsN late Mar,
laltr,' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. PLAIAriFT-
.ffs.flN.SI'
Thomas Porter and Sarah his wife Waslioetop
kengsley and Ilrnri,ti his = a.. William N.nn
aud MARY his wife, Lydia isler aud jacob, I,I~r
lnn.-wh'eh said Hcnrictts, Mary, LYDIA aud
Jacob, are the children anu heirs 81 Ilcnr, l.
icr'Junior, ................... .DLtENEaNTs
~ CMLNCERI
= kllIE defendants, Thomas Porter and Sa-
- rah his wife, Washington kongsley and
iicut'cits his ~iir, " illiam ' ann -nd N.r, IA.
siie, and ydia lsicr. Mt having cut, rtd their
appearance, and gwen security according 10 ti,
st ~ ssscu'by aud tie rules e tn. court. aod
q appearing bf satisfactory evidence that th,, ~,
not inhabitants IT tiis country n - o~,Ir~i
hat ihc sT'd defendants DO sppear here on d,s
hist daH 81 .hc neat term. sn,i ausutr she ban 81
itc plaiu'iisi and that copy 81 his Order be
iorihWiu, inserted lu .ptp' n'.s spsl,rF uuilsi,.f
~ ti'sfi, stDsn, Ter tao months sneerssitrIv I'D
posted ~ thr trout door II the c0utt-hsu,. Ia ,h,
ssid to~n ~ Cbaflsstowu
\ cu,N - Ir.tr.
HOBEHT T. mons. g.. e.
Jan. .. tsst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
BsHife-EfOHse. T0cern
ron RENT.

.yilE very valuable and wcll-known ta-
y Ncrn stand. known by the name of the
NliirE-ilOtSE, with all its appurteuances
stable, smuke-hou,-, spring-hou-e. garden,
&c. &c,) Is for rent u Is situated on the
ma'n road leading from Charlcstown TO Win
chester, about six miles from the former aud
10 miles from the latter place.
1.-THE above property il not rented privately
by tho lst day March next. u will, on that
daN, on the premises, be rented Ia the hi ghest
bidder. Possession given on the LIT March.
RACHEL LOCK-.
Dcc oc Is9R
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
JOSEPH BROW.N,
TAILOR.

81 tANNOT longer omit returning thanks to
~ those friends and customers who have
80 literally ps,ronised him, aud respectfully
informs them that he still continues his bust
ness at hrs old stand in Charlestown, ou an
improved scale. tie receives regularly the
LATEST FASHIONS from the Eastern ci-
ties, and is always prepared 10 make, at ve-
~ short notice, Gentlemens Goats, Panta-
looms, Vests, &C in q manner which, for neat
ness, fashion, and durability, he pledges HIM
self shall not land indeed cannot) be surpassed
BY any work done in Nirsinia-and at prices
which cannot fail to afford the most perfect
satisfaction. by unremitting endeavor, To
give satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their support, be hopes 10 deserve and
receive a continuation Of encouragement.
Jan. -, 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13


cut superior COut a. Lac snd Chancrry e.
jefferson County, the first Monday On Dco~ss-
ber. 1855
UIiiian Lucas. sd,aiaisfraf0r Re boni- non piih
fhs ieM sRnexsd Of Edicsrd Luss,. DEED.
fLAISTDF,
AGAINST
NrsvUdgc~, rris!os- aud o,I, r,ls'rr,rIr sf Jsla
Uaycr, seH. decd, JI1lrs 10 Uag-r, g,irsras-
frdfgr lie hpnis ton IF John bogrF. D.. d. -.
,sh1 one ~ The ohhirrH aud hr1rs aud t,c
g,hrsiiUsfiGfsf II IN sGid Jsi, U0csr. rrn d.
ocarr'i. and ne sad JISics ~. Haze. .Nbsh
W S.raHc and .Sdly Inn his lrifr. late >diiv
linn Wager. aud Gerard n 70 ayr. fhs said
Jan"s u. >aily Inn. aud Gerard n. b-ing
ohLfrcn aud heirs If ire ssid John Hsy,r.
Jr. dse'd. MARI &eieg. late Mary Uag,y.
Basi uiihamssn. and Margaret hs .slte.
late .NrgDet Wager. hannsh HampiTss,.
.ridsls " Roger Humphreys. dsceased. tia'c
HuTndh IiageT.) and Phihp Usgsr. tie
SAID Mary Sceieg. Msrga,sf Williamson.
HIanah Hus,pAscys and PAiGp Uager, BE-
ing chiLfren and 1eir, Of The sad John Va
gs,. ssH drc'I. Jossph Hagna,,. Eli,a a
H.taIH and Ges,ge H.gmaD. he said 10
sepi beng the husband, and Tie aid Ellen
Il Gnd G,sr,,e Icing ne children and heirs
q Il i-dbeih Huffman. deceased. late IA
Edb,h " oyer. daughter Of tho SAID John
Uag,r. sen deed. Ifar,,ssh Wager. ,ri
dor ond Administrative. and Chori,s. Iii
-abeih. Ed,card Lee. and james + Ia
ger. infant children and hears Of Ed,rari
WSgsr. deed. trho ,ras s0n aad one ~
The heirs of sad John Wager. deed. Car
rer IpI!is. late Sheriff Of JebsTson eo,si-
~. 10 rhora ,cos committed the esiote of
Charles Uager, deed. another son and
heir IF said John Wager. son. deed. (os
administrator de bonis non. y and GeOrge
" Humphreys. administrator Of Roger
Humphreys. deed. Iais husband Of The
said Hannah Humphreys. late Hannah
Eager, DETESpASTs.
IN CHANCERY
FuNHE defendants, Noah VI. sw aine and SAL
ly Ann his wife, late sally Ann Wager.
Bastl Williamson aud Margaret his wife, late
Magyar, Wager, Philip Wager. Joseph IIoff-
msn aud George Hoffman, not having entered
their appearance, and given security according 10
The act OF assembly aud the rules Of this court
and II Appearing by satisfactory evidence that
They are not inhabitants Of tins country: IL Is or
drrcd That thc said defendants do sppcar here
on the first day 81 the next term and sns~rrthr
bill OF the plaintiff, and that n copy OF this order
he forthwith inserted 10 -onie slaper publsh III
ed ia Charlr>to~u, for tNo months sueer-sivrly.
aud posted 1T the front ioor OF the eourt-ouse I'm
the said town Of Chsrlcsio~n.
eopy-Icsic,
ROBERT L. BROWN, c. c.
Dee. 10, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
Look at This .
II .IkOst gass0bte Farm
ron SALE.

AN authorized 10 sell. at private sale, the
IL FARM now m the possession OF my mo
thcr, (Nrs. Ann n. llammond.) and upon
which she resides.
This tract of land is within a half mile Of
Charlcstowu, contains about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
I'm crceitent oil Mn,
TWO CouuoDIoUs
DWELLING HOUSES.

The yard, aud gArden of on, of them highly
improN ed--togetLer with several oui.buIld-
ings OF Glhcrent kinds.
A further description Of said property l.
deemed inexpedient, A. the purchaser wilt at
course view II Tor himself. IL - confidently
believed, however. that the various unusual
advantages, ARISING from lie proximity To the
two great works OF internal Improvement the
abundant supply OF country hides from the
iiarpcrs-ferry market, the water power, sc.
combine To render II the most eligible pro-
pcriy OF the kind, for a person or company
with good capital, TO be found in tho cOun
~.
The property being unsuited 90 the oeeupl
ton aud management of n Ido~ and young
children, will DC disposed OF on very reasoua-
Die terms, both a. 10 price and EXTENSION OF
credits.
For further particulars, apply either TO John
Frame, Mt liarPers Perry, or To Andrew Hun
ter, an Chariestowp, Va.
Nov. . i-JJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
II HOUSE and LOT

On the Man-Street ia Charlestoun, most
elig,bly situated for business Of any kind. Il
II the property nov occupied by Mr.. Joshua
Beaver a. n shoe store aud dwelling.
TsTms-One-fourth or one-third ia cash,
the balance IN deferred payments, arranged
with regard to the convenience Of tic pur-
chaser
u ~ DESTROYS 20 make an early sale.
81 will be found az not seen IN Charles
town. at the residence of my mother.
GEORGE W. HAMMOND
Jan. l6 IaaI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
PRIVATE SALE

TNIE subscriber will sell. at private sale.
u the FARM upon which Jacob Benner
now resides, and lying on tho waters of the
Potomac river, aud adjoining the lands of
Adam Moler. deed, George Reynolds aud
oihers, containing about
377 IL Heres,
large proportion Of which il 10 fine thriv-
ing Timber. The improvements are a com-
iorisble Log Dwelling, a large Barn, Ec.. with
a neVer-failing sprug convenient TO the house.
There - on tins farm an elegant Apple Or
chard, with other fruit trees There !, like.
wise upon the river hank quarry Of lime.
stone, the lime Of which - superior to az,
made IN this ncighborhood Persons wishing
To purchase, will apply To VIM. 4. Brien q,
the Ant-Eatam Works, or the subscriber in
Frederick County. Md.
Terms will be made 10 suit purchasers.
JOHN BRIEN.
Dec. -, 1-3J.-tG
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HENRY y. GARNIIART.
T8ESH1 GROCERIES,,


WE have just received 10 hogsheads II
w Susquehannsh Whiskey--lOOO pound,
of Goldfish fresh Tess quantity 81 toilee
RIO and sva-and many other articles suit.
able Tor the present season, whjch We Will
sell on very accommodating ierms
". 4 J. JOHNSON
eamP-II,ll. Jan ., lsJt.
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NlRGtNit, TO WIT
NJ hulcs hni'ioh 90 she tirfk'. Ofire e The Cir.
cint >uT~ftor Court ~ iss and Gi.ans.r, /. .
J,h,rspn County, ti,s Gfsi Mooday 80 J.uusr,
1875
John ~ NeEpdrsr. Pttsr,,,
.iI.fLNSI
John lemon nrd james en,sn. Dtvrxp,xr.
~ fHLNCERT
pun defendant JOHN Lemon. not hay-
- ms entered his appearance. and giten
srfrrity -rcurii.ng 60 ihe 80 a. .... ,ti, ..i a.,
lui's ~ fhn s.ufi, ani % syi-sring ls s,ti.f.e.
10y evidence tbat o. uot 81 inhttitai.t q ff..
counirf o. ortL-I % thst tl- SOD a. fs,.i.tt a..
aptaf D. tr un ~ hrst is' 10 t~ hcrt term. srt
sniser w. iiii q To- piiruf. sud Chat e,p,
"a uus ORDER D. iofthsiih inserted go s,,., 3D.. - B.
laler puhlirhed DO thsiit st,sn, Tor tas n.astl.,
sutrcssIrrl' sf,i pu.i.d - tb frprt I9sr 81 "A,
c"n i-tous, go tn ssii t1su of Chaflr.tavn
\ Cops - Trst
HOBEHF T. BROH.N.c e..
lsn p. 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
~ CHIN.cERI-

DE. ~. iSi3.-3m.

IRGINIA. 10 wIr:
~ Ruirs holden 10 the CLERKS Oficr Of the CIR
cut superior Court II IAu sud Ch.nrsr, Tor
Jcitrr.p" county, tl'r frst Nlon,lay ~ Dccrm-
h-r, IS5l.
JorP r. Ldu~. .... Pt,tSr,r.
.iG.fLi,ST'
Henry Bsisk1r. "a his eIp1cifg sf0daliS.isfrg.
Tor 81 finn =. Bsfelor. rsas lras ne admin.
isiraiyir # Jssger = I0n,, dec'd. and 81 me
Gs!Hini'frafor sls ioniS non Of The said Juno,
Lane. dsc'd, .IHirclg AennCdu, oinItnis.
p0fsy ~ I'hosias q Lane. deed. UillougL.
~ " Ig0s John " Lane. Iiii0f 4 I.gBe,
t'rsygS y LaHs, Isaac y Carfey, John Mar.
hn, Jun. and .N4rp = his .stE, G~ggs
Uebb aud Gcsyge Hihiar. E,flsiH u TT,I
t'nghby. 0adLsha s. ITtb5. U.ihasl R.fcl,e
and Eirr,s'a " be- tsiC. late CLlrfssa y
IaHc, .uarV Inn Laae. Gesrge r. T. Iane.
.hcs LaHe. UdHau I,,ne. Inn, s Lans.
g1d ---- Uspfford .rho marrt,d .fa4 4
MIR. nfisy y said Jgries y LqHe. enc,
a rsa'r'i' -- d'Hribu'ers Of J4-s' = Lane.
Seo,n'fo' DrTrvptNrs,
liIL defendant, JOHN = Lane. FIliot 7
- Lane John Marlin, Jun srI MARY ,
hit vhr tsrutg. IS .lh. t.rnrr, N,ttt.f, N,lt,
fdainB ,N,bb. WiIlausib, Nt-ib..1 3D.. 4
W ebb. William, Rtshie snd iafis.s y htsuif.
way Am Lane G~orgrts 4 tatr Alice ssr
William lane, jams ( Lane. and -.- Ws.d.
i"id' ~ having chtefrd their appearance .nd
Ei'rf, sfcirny according 90 the at a. SIS, uibly
a'd ,hr rules ~ bis oau5t, snd it app sfins b.,
'.itsi-'tnry rsidfhcc thn try srr nut ishalttsst,
~ THIS country ~ slLroL fhat the said DEE
i't'datis do sppFar hsrr on ihr hrst dsy ~ tbf
nrN trIw, aud aHsu,I the bili af tlie plaintiff suf
that cops - this ORDER o. fYfuiafth msfttfd Ga
some o. ~spapsr p1blshcJ iu tLsHrst1s.a. &C.
TO n"'ihs sutrrs-istlt lHi posted af ti,r fi,.Di
doof ~ he cyuft-haus, Ip Co. std tsgn "a
'hsflrsiJvh. 4 .n-trdr.
ltOUiNt a. HROWN G.
Dee. g.. 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
To Rheumatic EsraIisfs.

H ~ undersigned takes pleasure ia an
- bouncing to the p,sbiic. tbs, he has DIS
covered . sovereign remedy for both the
Chto1ic aud inff .mmatory Rheunaatism-it
never fails to cure where the disease ~ strict.
" Rheumatic, aud the medicine taken agree.
ably To the directions winch accompany each
bottle
innumerahle instances nigh, be given OF
the happy effects, and o~etfui virtues OF
th's prepsrsi,on,i ia the cure OF ti,e shave very
painful and tor,ut,ng disease. against whose
rv-is,lrs. attacks the artillery az Medical SCI
cnce has 81 long been directed 10 vain. Blu,
the limits at th,s direction ~,il not admit Of
Inserting all the testimonies aud certihca tes ~
cure. performed by il. The following ~ill
serve o. = specimen Of the great number OF
others. equally strong, which the subscriber
has nov in h's pos.esson-one is a letter from
Mr. u Thomas. Who keeps the Globe Inn,
at the corner at Market aud Howard streets.
Baltimore. as follows;
Globe Inn. BaitiIaorc. March 30i6. 1861.
Ds.R Sra. have in my family. young
woman Who has been severely afflicted with
rheumatism for the last seven wears she
has tired all the remedies that are usually pre-.
scr'bed tor that d,seasr. but none " them at
srded permanent rehef Hearing Of our
ntl'iiheupat,c Medicine. Q procured some.
snd two bottles ~ Il cured her peTfectly.-
You have the grateful acknowledgements of
NV family for h.v'ng restored her To health
and usefulness, and my best wishes tor your
ueeess nth tins valuable discovery.
am respectfully your obej,en; -erv't.
}. u THOMAS.
Ma PArEicK ONsILl, frederick,oSn. Nd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
NOTICE
O an acceptance 81 a Challenge, end a
Challenge.

N"ssseG"S
a BOUT the latter part of November, and
IN two or three DAYS after Mr.. John VI.
Coylcs challenge appeared in the Virginia
Free Press, I called on hun aud accepted that
part written in general terms. He promised
To meet me an charlestown shortly after our
conversation al his house, for the purpose OF
closing TIE race 10y posting forfeit, &c. Not
wIthstaad;ng note VAS written and deliver
ell 20 him on that subject, be has failed 10
redeem ms promise, and the race has not been
made, owing to failure on his pat. also
offered the following race To- Mr.. CoyIe, which
he declined; Washington against Traffic, for
any sum not exceeding five hundred dollars,
Ia run from one 10 four miles and repea C ar
rying any equal weights up To one hundred
and twenty -four pounds.
now otier one other race to Mr.. Coyle-
Revenge, a colt two years old last Spring,
fosled and raised m the Valley, against Traf-
ho next Fall, carrying weight agreeably TO
the rules Of racing, frcm one to four miles
and repeat, for any sum from five hundred to
one Thousand dollars.
y. B.--Ghis challenge TO remain open for
acceptance n long as Revenge can stand on
one foot. JACOB FOUKE.
Jan. 30, lS3l-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
THE
GLOBE TAVERN,
dT HfRPERSFERRY, ~

ION Si~fapbah-M)
prepared 20 accommodate, IN tie mo-,
agreeable manner, company trav,I...st
ana from 'hs place. Tie House ). sp,,...
',a mas recently undergone various rcp1.-.
al'i"s - rs CONVENIENCE and asrevablen,s
IT. public generally shall receive a.. mo-.
satisfactory accommodations. and yenero.
support > confidently expected b., their h,...
ble servant. join FIfZSiMMONS
May 10, ls31-tf
~ Private families. trayeii.r.. can 81
accommodated
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
Hog skins.

a SIPPLY q prime Hog skins. suitable
4 n ips saddles. just received add for sale
by join y. LANE a. WEBB
tsPh'rl'taau Not ~. I-3J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-13
500 ACRES.

One-fourth clothed in fine Timber, and II
finely ~atered-the Chariesto~n run passing
through the centre Of it-and there being al
so upon IL several never.failing springs.
THIS Farm has never been tenanled out /;
but for the last ten Years has been cultiS ated
with an almost exclusive view to the i'm
ProVement Of the soil; vet, at the same time,
Il has yielded during that period an average
crop OF l>DO bushels OF heat, or between
- and 30 bushels To the acre, aud a proper
tomato quantity of corn, and other usual pro-
auctions Of farm. In point of richness and
ertIliy of soil, believe IL To- be uncqualed
by any other tract of land ia this county. u
is pcculiarl! adapted 10 the production of
wheat, its surface being even aud u1dulating
and veil cleared Of rocks and breaks.
There are upon II two large OR sssfz2zN
CHARDS containing great varie- S8
~ OF fine and carefully selected dFVz8
FRUIT TREE.
The right Of water upon the stream, Tor
some distance above the premises, Is the pro-
perry Of the owners OF this land. aud sill be
included IN the sale. ! sm induced 10 con-
sider u valuable inasnuch az have frequent
ly been offered high price for a.
The proximity of this Farm 20 the Chesa-
Peake and Ohio Canal, TO the Winchester and
HarPers-ferry RAILROAD, 10 the Shenandoah
Flour Mills, and To Chariestown-its preSe Mt
high and profitable state Of cultivation, togo
Their with its unfsiling streams Of water, JUS
tfy inc in the assertion that IL is far the most
desirable property offered lately for sale IN
this vicinity.
The buildings are q comfortable A.
Brick Dwelling, Kitchen, House for R1Tn
servants, and Meat-IIouss, q con- sSs
modious Log Barn. Corn House,
Granery, Carriage House, and Ice-IIouse.
The whole tract has been lately enclosed
BY post and rail and plank fencing.
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VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
Jan. -, 1881.

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
At Rules holden IA the Gfsrk's Office Of the cir
cut Superior Court of I..s and Chsnecrv for
Jefferson county, the frs, Monday ia Dyeem-
her, 1858:
George Reynoiis, G.irarssfrGfor lr,fh the IsH an
HercJ, ef frr'Lc''ck Bp-ers, dcc'd.
.iG.iL,.sr ''''
John Y C9oE1fs, IN his rTyif. az ereotif0r Of
John UMgcyd dccd dis, a. e.rccuior n. i,i-of,
.Je.reff, okcd. 'oh1 .Hg,7Hn,iuke. administrator
Of John .H,nrr, dcc'd ~ H. Gresham and
Mary his rgfe, late .Hry r. Bmge-d
George EHffcr aud BcfsV hIs riff, late B,fsv
Iie1Is, John u. Umgcrd, Catherine UIngerA.
.N,irceLiHI HnSrrd. George H. Hmgerd,
anil Jdcob Umg,7'i. hairs Of jain UiHget.i.
aec'd, Ila'Bei EIgicT. e.TsctIsT' of CaILs1 ille
.Hoffcr, dcr'd and as daiHlimsfrdisr Of H~fsu
.Neffsingcr, dccd Ihamos THrn,7-, a1i''r,ps-
f-d!Dr az bol4s mn If .irfiaoBU Turner. fIro'd
Manned RVsseH, Cd-1'ry Utt.s, late .N.c,tG sf
JBersoH COHHfD. d1hnirpSfrafor. of Rsb~rg T.
lee. dsc'd, Thomas IAkcyis, and HdkeI. Idb-
scotf. e.rccmor u JshH Baker, drc'd.
~ cmLvcERr ''SDASF''
%klIE defendants. %. X. Gresham and Ma
- ~ T.. his " iie, John p. wingcrd. Cathc-
rine Ningcrd, Marccllua Ningertl, George ~
Niugcrl, end Jacob Wingcrd, not having enter
Vd their appearance, aud given srcutitv according
To- the Bet Of assembly aud the rules oil this court,
aud u appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
arr not inhabitants Of tbs country. tie 0rsi-rch
hat ihe sad defendants dO Nppvar here on tho
bret day oi the neat term, nnd sn.Wer the Amend-
ed ball Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of Il,is Or
der be tprth~ ith inserted ~ ~imc sslspcr pub
lis'ed 30 hsri-stovn tor two months sstse-
", a"d posted q the trout door II th, court-hous
VA the said town q Charleston.
4 Copy-Ittc.
ROBIRI' T. BROU.N. G. e..
NHT I II
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LUMBER YARD,

and y nov prsparri O. supply az t-..
for sca-oncd ~ siis sd itiatr o.. It.f,.
either tnch, inch. r.rh. a. i-t. f..
, 90 inch-also. 4 inch arl fil.h
Fiank. Icueing boards. Shsr.it.. "a ...
yello~ piue, oak ard poplar lot. p..ts
rie', % other lumber usual, kcIi.a4.ra
yards.
hayinr lsi IN a. preset; supply ,f soo
oco FEET, piled 9Th .i,ck-. ~ al =
To arrangement. made for tie fl'.rr t-
assure ne public that a gs-s.4! o E.f
bsr Will be ksIt Up st his yard. vafr. ~.
can he furnished on The most ., aso-a !. 49,
~ HANTRNNr
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