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NOTICE.

ALL persons having clairs against the
estate of JACOB PAINTER, late of Wabash
county. Illinois, deceased, are hereby mott
fled and requested to attend before the Pro-
bate court Of said county of Wabash, to be
holden at Mount Carmel, on the first Mon
day in June next, for the purpose of hav-
ing the same adjusted.
GEORGE WHEELER
JOSEPH PAINTER, 1Ao"' 49,
April 10Th, 1884. 4S 1t
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N o TIC e

u WILL attend the court of Probate OF
Lawrence county, at the next August term,
to make settlement of the estate of james
McKewen, deceased, where all persons in
teresied may attend. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immedi
ate payment.
ABIJAH EVANS, Admir-, &c.
Lawrenceville Nav 9Th, 1884 40
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s.A.sAa ~ : III. two estray horses of the
following description, viz: one bay HORSE,
black legs, name and tail, seven or eight
years old, fifteen and an half hands high.
smar,ly swaybacked, a saddle spot on his
back, left hind foot and right fore foot white
above the pastern joint,-had on IA large
bell fastened on with leather collar; ap-
praised to $50. Also
One bright sorrel HORSE, about five
years old, fifteen and an half hands high,
his eyes defective, and has the appearance
of approaching blindness wind broken--
a few saddle-spols ON his back, blaze
face, no other brands or marks perceiva-
be; appraised to $50, by John A. Richman
and George Widely, before N. Ellington,
Esq. on the 18th day of May, 1884.
Teste, N. ELLINGTON. CPk.
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Swift, Tomlinson, Tyler, Waggaman, Web
ster--27.
Nays-Messrs. Benton, Brown, Forsyth
Grundy, Hendricks, Hill, King of Alab,
King of Georgia, Linn, Mexican, Shepley !.
.Tallmadge, Upton, White, Wilkins, Wright
Ia
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from 8 to 5. District of Columbia 9 1-2.
Ohio, generally, 5. North Carolina,
South Carolina and Georgia, s. Ten
nessee Louisiana, Alabama and Missi,-
sippi 10 dis. Michigan 2 l2. Canada
8 2 to 6.
The uniformly good credit of the nu-
merous banks in New England, is not ii
little remarkable, in this season of pres
sure. The credit of the "safety fund.-
banks has also ralied.-Niles.
Some generous individuals at Phila-
delphla are making considerable exer-
tons TO obtain contributions for the pres
ent relief of the Polish exiles arrived at
New York. They have been sent to
us alta unhappy season. Few that are
both able and willing to assist the dis
lresscd, have not sufliciency of calls or
demands upon both; but trihe from
many to these strangers would render
good service to them, and evnce ma
tional feeling that we might have just
pride in.
CoNNEcTIcUT.-The legislature of
this State assembled at New Haven on
the 18th inst. The speaker and the
clerks were taken from the Wing party.
The Jackson candidate for speaker re-
ceived only IS out of 1874 votes On
the second day of the session, the two
houses assembled in joint ballot and e
lected the hon. Samuel A. Foot, the
Wing candidate, governor of the state,
by an overwhelming majority. Jack
sonism has no longer an existence in
Connecticut. The Hickory poles are
cut down and sold for tire-wood.
The knave and fool BY fits is fair and wise.
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State Of Illinois, Clark county March, the
3lSt, 1884.
TAKEN UP by Jonathan Ingram on the
Wabash river, an iron grey mare, four years
old, fourteen hands one inch high, some
white spots on her hips, no other marks or
brands oercelvabIe; appraised to $50, by
Jesse Kearby and Alfred Henderson; be-
fore me, on the day and date above writ
ten.
JACOB JOHNSON, J.P.
l certify this to be a true transcript from
my estray book
JACOB JOHNSON, ]. P.
A true copy from my estray book.
JACOB HARLAN, Clerk
April 10, 1884. Al
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INTELLIGENCE.-Hon Richard Rush has
resigned his post as secretary of the bank
committee Of the H. R. E. D. Ingraham
is appointed in his stead. Mr.. Rush. it is
said, is to be nominated government d.
rector of the U. S. Bank.
The Maryland SaDings lnstitation, has
failed. The failure presses heavily, upon
the laboring classes. In this institution
they had deposited the little balances of the
proceeds of their labor above their daily
wants.
Hon. Samuel E. Foote, has resigned bis
seat in congress preparatory to assuming
the duties of governor in the State of Com
necticut.
The precise nhig majority at the charter
election 10 the city of Albany, is stated a,
1865.
Senator Rives is nominated by Virgin
ia paper, a candidate for president.
The "Epening Post" and the "Stand-
ard" two jackson Van Buren, papers in the
city of New York, have recently been dis
continued for want of support.
The Bank of Augusta, Ga. has gone by
the board. The excitement at the an
nouncement of its failure threatens most
unhappy consequences.
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State Of Illinois, Montgomery county, set.
VHvAKEN UP by William Grantham,
ILL., living four miles East of Hillsboro',
one chestnut sorrel MARE, with small
blaze in her forehead; some saddle spots;
branded on the left shoulder with the letter
D; has the po!l-evil; fourteen hands and
an half high; supposed to be six or seven
years old: appraised to twenty dollars by
John Mann and Robert. Mann, before me
this 2lst day of April, 1884.
G. II. ANDERSON, J. P.
A true copy, teste
so HIRAM ROUNTREE, Cl'k.
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THE PROTEST. The debate on the re-.
ception of this paper was brought to close
the 7th inst. The original motion to reject,
by Mr.. Poindexter, after several modiica-
tions from different hands was made to as
sumo the shape 1t has below. The last
draught was by Mr. Calhoun.
Resolped, That the protest communicat-
ed to the senate on the l7ih instant, by the
president of the United States, asserts pow
ers as belonging to the president, which
are inconsistent with the just authority OF
the two houses of congress, and inconsist
ent with the constitution of the United
States.
Resolred, That while the senate is, and
ever will be, ready to receive from the
president all such messages and COMMUNE
cations as the constitution and laws and
the usual course OF business authorize him
to transmit to il, yet it cannot recognize
any right in him to make formal protest
against votes and proceedings OF the SEN
ate, declaring such votes and proceedings
to be illegal and unconstitutional, and re
guessing He sehdte u eh'oE oucu Ptosos'
on its journals.
Resolped, That the aforesaid protest is a
breach of the privileges of the senate, and
that it be not entered on the Journal.
Resolped, That the president of the U.
States has no right to send Il protest to the
senate against any Of its proceedings.
The resolutions in this form passed by a
vote of 81 to l6. When the vote was TAX
on, both senators from Illinois, it seems,
we're absent-Mr. Robinson, confined by
sickness--Mr. Kane, where ?-The vote
stood thus:
Yeas-Messrs. Bell, Bib, Black, Cal
houn, Clay, Clayton, Ewing, Frelinghuy-
san, Kent, knight, Leigh, Moore, NaudaiD,
Poindexter, Porter, Prentiss, Preston, Rob-
bins, Silsbee, Smith, Southards SPrague,
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Charles LeDis, whose case was removed
from Effingham to this county, was convict
ed at the late session of the circuit court,
on charge of theft, and sentenced to three
= years confinement in the penitentiary
Lewis is about IS years of age, strong and
athletic; and has the appearance of man
who might make his living in better bust
ness than horse-ssealing. The testimony
presented very clear case. He has been
removed to Alton, and there safely depos-
TIED in the strong box.
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TAKEN UP bv Lawson

M TAKEN UP by Lawson
M~FTyTRg Grimes, living in the Wa
N1I-lE SK bash Point, Coles county
sssAA-zes1 - : Ill. one dark bay MARE, 9
or 10 years old, several saddle spots on her
back, both hind feet white, a white spot on
each side of her neck, supposed to have
been done by yoke or rope, has star in
her forehead, somewhat lame in the righ
hind foot, has the appearance of the fstuIa,
rising five feet high; appraised to 1927 by
Ebenezer Alexander and William Higgins.
before James T. Cunningham Esq. on the
23rd day of April, 1884.
Teste, N. ELLINGTON, Cl'k.
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WASH advances made on consignments
" to New Orleans, New York, and Phil
adelphia, by
GODFREY, GILMAN s. Co.
Alton Nov. II, 1888. 90, ly
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WILLIAM T. DUFF, Cl'k.

na TAKEN UP by Thomas
M.TI2g Elliott, one bay HORSE, six
W. TX years old, IA hands high,
49, aswith two small saddle spots,
IA star IN her forehead, left fore foot white,
lame in the right fore foot: appraised to
S35 dollars before FREDERICK SoNGER, J.
P. on the 10Th of May, 1884.
81 WILLIAM II. DUFF, Cl'k.
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MSnr'1Yg TAKEN UP by Philip
SlIy * Devore, on the Little Wa
.s sazszsssazzs bash in Clay county, one
chestnut sorreI MARE, seven years old, fiji
teen and an half hands high, blaze face,
both hind feet and left fore foot white,
small saddle spot on each side of her back.
no other marks or brands perceivabe: APP
praised at forty-ive dollars, before DAVID
d. DUFF, ]. P. on the 10Th of April, 1884.
WILLIAM Il. DUFF, Cl'k.
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The knave and fool by fits is fair and wise,
And cen the hest by fits what they despise;
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For CongreSs-lst District,
JOHN REYNOLDS CHARLES SrAnr
A. w. SNYDER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
Sale Of Road STOCK.

IN order to close the affairs Of the smith.
u field, Charlesiown, and Harpers-Ferry
Turnpike Company, and to meet the heavy
demands against 1t, 1t IS indispensable that ali
the delinquent shares should be sold For
this purpose, therefore, q sale will be made
OF oil delinquent shares, or Friday the 9iA dsv
Of Nay merit, in front of the Hotel now occu-
ped by =. Beckham, in Charlestown. The
SAFE VIII commence at O'Clock, PM
Stockholders having claim, against the
Company, are hereby notified 20 have them
arranged for settlement. in order hat the I'M
pielSant alternative Of selling their share,
may be avoided.
Those who reflect that the remainder Of
the States subscription cannot be received,
until the stock Of all private subscribers be
realized, will at once perceive the necessity
OF TIN, procedure-and, il is hoped. will
promptly and eheerfully attend TO a final ad-
!us,neni. BY order ofthe Board.
4. HUNTER, S,e'y
April :. 1894.
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EIerIiOm .N1Iice.

~ Office . hereby gwen. u.1t an election
= v al be- held, on " atry re 3lii dsy y
.fprii Hsrf at ihc several places appointed by
i4w. IN Jehersop e6ebty. - choose two ht per
sDns 20 represent tie ouunty % JcBersOn "a
the neat house q delegate w
AtNc court House GA hsriestpw under
the direction u five supeuntendcris 90 be ~.
pointed &c that purpn-o
~ ,nitLbcld ~ tGs house ~ Henry smith
-uufcr thc sAFcuutopdsncc 81 Mana p. Sci
son. Thomas itmbtriake. Carver " tlis. Jss
1raDtham, ard Abraham Belt. % ahy to of
them
~ slsphsrtstoan 81 the hou.s q Jscob
~heety -utdsr thc ,up-untendcure 90 Houry
Boteier. John Y tookut Edssrd iscss. 81.
Conrad ~irpIlrr, srd I5-, Do Mufrtn, %
lny tso 81 theu.
81 Hafp-r,-fsrry At ite ha4,s d George
u trphru.ont-untsf uc supsfmieudeufo
~ John ~if,arf. samuel -trdet. Jobn x
Hayden, Ammashajdai Noore and Jose ph
Russell, or 5ny tsp %. item.
JOitN o 4 WAsiiNGTON.
MaIsl ~, i-Ji St.ur
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Doctor James Gurrv

ID ESPECTFULLY offers his professional
H services to the citizen, Of uarper,.
Ferry and its vicinity.
DIR GARRY, after having received n tho
rough scientific, classical, and lite rary eiuca-
lion IA Europe, studied Medicine and Surgery
under the direction Of NsrnAs x. Sum-. Ia.
distinguished Professor OF Surgery in the Uni
versiiy Of Maryland, with whom he had the
best opportunities Of seeing disease ia it, va
Yious forms, in private practice and at the
Baltimore lnhrmary, Aims House, &c, and
its skiful treatment DIR. e. now, after Sc
Neral years successful practice OF his profes-
son, feels confident that he will give every
satisfaction To those who may favour him
with their patronage. lie may be found.
when not professionally engaged. at Mr..
flizsinmons' Globe Inn, or at his Office near
ly opposite. April J, 1884.
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Trust SAFE.

hf virtue OF deed OF trust, executed b,
~ John '. Grove, To me. as trustee for the
use of Isle = TaPscOtt, I shall oder at pub
lic sale, at Daniel Entler's tavern IN sheI,-
hordstosn, on Saturday the 26lh Jsy of Tia,
month, the following Property, to wit.
One Cow-two IIogs,
One Bed, Bedstesds aud Bedding,
Two Clothes Presses,
One large cherry dInIas Table,
Sax Gdt Windsor Chairs,-l rocking Chair,
Six common Windsor Chairs,
One wooden Clock Ride one Shot Gun
And complete sci OF sxeeilenlC arpe nter'.
Tools.
Terms Of sais-For all purchases OF 81 aud
upw ards a credit of & months will bc gwen,
upon the purchasers giving bonds with secu-
rity. For all purchases under 50. the cash
will be required. H. BERRY,
April }, 1854. Irusiee
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Young Ladies' SeminQru.
.IsS NICHOLSON aud Miss Henry

MISS NICHOLSON and Miss HENRY
1VA Viii conduct select Seminary for
young ladies. The course Of literature pur-
sued, Is the one adopted in some Of the best
institutions in the United stairs The plan
OF instruction, Is the result OF much experi-
encc and study, and is suited to the TASTE of
the present enlis htened and inqu.ring age
Miss Nicholson has long been engaged in the
important business Of teaching, aud has testi-
monials from gentlemen Of high standing Pa
rents are invited TO call aud examine them.
Tie course of tuition comprehends the ele-
meniary and higher branches of educ alton;
embracing geography, use OF globes, con-
struction Of maps, grammar, composition,
rhetoric, ancient aud modern history, moral
and natural philosophy, CHEMISTRY, botany in
connection with drawing and painting Latin,
French, and music. Miss Nicholson designs
giving lesson. in music to ladies', who are not
connected with the seminary, and solici;s pa
tronage.
The school is now open for the reception Of
pupils. There will be two sessions in the
year, OF five months and a half each
Terms from - TO Sl4, per session Music,
sl2 for &c lessons.
REFERENCES.
Rev. WIN. jackson, New York.
Rev. Mr.. Hs~Iey, Washington.
Rev. J Johns, Baltimore.
Rev William Neyius, do.
Rev. X. H. DrHne, Hagerstown.
Rev. Mr.. Mines, formerly Of Montgomery. Nd.
Gen. o. Williams, Hagcrs,o~n, sid.
Dr. j. Reynolds, do.
ID Sprigg, ESi. formerly OF IIagersto~n
Parent, arc invited 10 call at Col. Stubblekeld's
and examine them.
Music, on the Piano and Guitar
few more young ladies can be accommodated
with board at Col. StubblefcII's
Winchester, April ), Isl4.-5m.
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NEW GOODS,

liit subscriber has Just rcoeiyed Fret
- supply of Seasonabio GOODS. ~h,.i
VA addition Ia hrs stock on hand. makes L,.
assortment sood-all Of Which Is offered 4,
prices To suit the times. Nv itiends aud Gus.
toners are united to call AID supply der.
wants JDII< 4 .nnkts
shepLerd,town, March -. I-3t-tf
6T-P. s.-Th. subscriber !. an ~,o, al
MoNE-he therefore request, ,ho~e wb.,
are OWING han, To- render an The ,..,,t,rra
that the tunes viii allow. anil th~r.b, e.,f,r
4 special iiVouT IN these tune, oi much nc.d
4 4
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ihs entire b"r~e cas- impaired iuio Boston
June 18th. 1882, by M,sas u ID. Tucker IL
500 "a ,be brig Caroline from G,brsltar and A.,
~ the porrss Arabian .s>t, al be seen b, the
snhjo'ned certificate. This hor,-- 10 OF th.. lar
80 eisss Of Arsh,sns; OF dsple b.y color; black
legs. rsane and tail, aud measures fifteen hands
"a height, uneoun,only large boor; muscles and
'eneous s,rongi, d,libe-ted; &c urrpress,bI. ,pi-
rita. sad prrt siiy doSiie. Ills points, ~hcn alb
sr.eus essm,ned, arc IA most respects without
t."ii, snsi collectively, they form an animal ,ur-
pss.sd BY lee for ssa.me,r,-ies,ing no doubts
oo the minds OF Judges, that hc ~ = true son Of
the desert, snhOu, any collateral sdmisture.
We. the undersigned. 40 hereby certify, that
The sant hOrse, hNc years old, With a ~hitr
pot on the forehead. ~ss from Gran Co Con.ul
C.rdozo. anal that the sid horse - tie Iurcsi n
rsb,-n breed.
ID testimony -her-of - give tl,,. present ia Gi
r.i,.r. th's 81 ia. VI Dol iiosia, year vt Ei.ira
Isisncd in Arabic,
fi0rm lI,NEr BrsaULsIT,
MosriFA BLNGALI
Certified To be the tru. signatures of Fsn,,b
ifamet Benquesef and S,dy Nostafs Ben I..Iy
%, \ CaHDoZo, Vice Consul vt the Basl..S BE,
Of Tunis
Gibraltar, May !, is32
Er'rGci Of "a letter from, Hordho .SpragUe. E.q.
of GIbruii,if.
This horse Vas a present to Aaron Cardo1o.
Esd, Consul General tor the Bsrbsry Powers, a
talented and wealthy gentleman. Who pref, r.
living With the nobility ia Portugal to reading ia
THIS place. The governor OF Gibraltar, General
Sir george Don, made proposal a. pun chase
this hors- TO send TO England.
As soon a. the nephew Of Seu. CarIozo, who
~ particular friend Ut NINE re siding here, had
orders 10 sell the hOrsr, lar inme diateiy made mr
the otter OF purchasing him, aud the Carolins
WITH Cspt Gales kindness, offering good oppor-
-l.ua.. u. II.
Loo sterling, TO any man, and eventually OF e.
SentiHi service 10 my native country"
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"ii.L be sold. to the highest bidder. At
w the subscribers residence, about one
mile West Of ChsrIe,town, On Frids, the 9TH
OF April next. the following property;
Three god BEDS,
Tine De,k-one Cupboard,
Half dozen " ind,or Chairs,
4 variety Of Cooking Utensils,
And many other af,cles not necessary 10
cnumetate.
A credit of three months will be given on
all sums over -, the purchaser giving note
and approved security. Sums of - and un-
der, ~ be cash. Sale to take place early IN
the day GEORGE rAUGHNDER
March 30, 1854.
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THE
GLOBE TAVERN,
ar HiRPERS-FERRY, VI.

(On Shc7tdI1iyah-.Sfl
prepared 10 accommodate, IN the most
IL agreeable manner, company travelling TO
and from this place. The House is spacious.
and has recently undergone various repairs,
adding 20 its convenience and asreeableness
The public generally shall receive the most
satisfactory accommodations, and q generous
support Is confidently expected by their hum
ble servant, JOHN PITZSIMNloNS.
May 10, le33.-tf.
". B.-Private families, travelling, can be
accommodated. If
THE PEOPLES LINE OF ST.iGES
VIII run DAILY from Hsrpcrs-Ferry to
winchester. March 30, lisa.
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Notice 20 Tr0reHers.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Oftbe BaiG7ore and Olis Ra.i- Road Cav fran
F'rrtiTIci.
AkNR Car will leave the depot a, Frodor-
" lex at O'Clock, A. NJ. tor Baltimore
at which place passengers Niil apply for TICK
cts for said car.
The trim Of cars for Baltimore will leave
the ticket office, IN MarkcI-strcet, at 10 mt
nutes before ., 4. NJ where passengers WiIi
DC furnished with tickets
Two car, for the Point Of Rocks will leave
the Office at ! O'Clock, +. "
From the Point Of Rock,
Two cars will leave the Point Of Rocks at
A. ~. 10 meet the tram from rcdeIick iuf
Baltimore.
Baltimore, March -, ls3i.-1y
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FOR RE.N'T.

NNHE subscriber " III rent. by private con.
n tract, the STORE HOUSE, Cellar. sc
next door 20 Fitzsimmons' hotel, and latei,
occupied by Thomas Hughes.
The central position Of the above proper
~ the absence Of stores IN that part Of the
town, the profitable custom from I.oudorn
and elsewhere, leave no doubt that il is a.
mOng the most desirable stands for business
IN town. II not disposed Of as mentioned
1t viii be rented 10 the highest bidder. on
saturday the 18th inst at o'clock in the
afternoon. ~ .MIR.UIO.N. him.
81 Hm GrakaH, dec d
HArPers-Ferry, April ,, Is34-2t
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Card0sO .Erabt0n.

I'VE subscriber j. happy To inform the
y lovers al five hor>es, that h.. hiss this full
bred Arabs" Stallion =, his iArm nes.r shepl,erd,-
town, Va Where h. ~iii stand THIS SEASON, sun
dsys excepted and b let 10 Ia.rv. nj ten dollar,
ths s>on.
ibs season has commenced, anil ~ill -nd The.
ar,t d-y 81 Jgl, .scNt lie refer. To the .n,,x,J
description aud certificates
HENRY SHEPHERD.
April \, is3&-SS.
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PUBLIC SAID,

NILL be sold, on Saturday next, the
w 9TH Of April, at the Tan Yard Of Da-
''d Howell IN Chariestown, sundry articles of
Household and kitehen Furniture,
consisting, an part, Of Beds and Bed.,eads.
Tables, one Bureau, Chairs, &c. sc. aud a
small quantity OF Bacon aud Lard.
Aeredii of six months will be allowed I'D
on all sums OF - aud upwards, the purchaser
giving note and approved security. sum.
unuer -, cash The sale 10 commence At
III o'clock. A. N. II. JANNEY.
April 3 l-3@
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Conip0ny Orders.

'T>HE company under my command u or
dercd To parade IN front of sam'l uolr.
tavern. tharis>tosu.-on Saturday neat. the
9th int. An election Co hii soms ,ae.nr,e,
viii lie held. u. ". sAPPINGTON,
April ] -,
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U0gOIs ~ E'IoMgh .EE0KiMs,

'HNiiF subscriber hl. cmrlo,ed ti.o first
B rate WAGON sod Plough Nakrr,. aud all
Ai~ ~, Keep un hand al kiud- OF PLOUGIIS.
such ., C0slIer, Mo- ornirk aud Doubl.
shovel.
Wagons and Plough. made Go order. or re-
paired At the shortest notice, aud upou tho
most reasonable term,
THOMAS RAWLiNs.
Charlc.town MaTrh % Ia!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

A'lNG suffered much fsom ,he tres
passes Of certain pcrsons upon my wood
Ana' ging on Tie road 90 winchester from
hariestoWn' have aIthnrled MIR John
Hans who lives adjoining the property. 10
rf''eet q N future, now warn an Who
Hay lcel disposed o. dtsresard his luthof,t,
az Viii prosecute With The utmost igor Of
law, any that can be convicted D., biz. e,,.
'.ce e.. ". HAMMOND
April ,, 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

NTH. the lsi day Of April, ls35. the
~ DWELLING lately occupied by VIM
Cleveland near the Academy IN Charleston o.,
having attached an excellent garden, stable.
carriage house, smoke house, &C. Apply To
}. j. III. strsith or Leonard Sadler.
Charle stoMn. April J lrlI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
For Ren1,

VNhE Corner Room at Joining my dwelling.
long occupied a. Store, for whi,h uu-
sines, II Is now admirably suited, having all
tie necessary shelves, &C. N complete order.
With Warehouse, and a large aud excellent
cellar attached. Tie stand - also first-raie.
beng "a the centre and business part Of the
town. Possession si'eH GA tie lst April ncNt.
aud perhaps sooner
W ". LANE.
Charlesiown, Feb. 20, lsIl.-istA.