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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
FREIGHT RCRyS


Upon the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, res
pccuuliy invite puosc attention 20 the sub
lcct. They have a Narc-I House near the Old
Furnace, lat the head CT the dam. one mIlc
above i-spcr,-FsTTy--o at the Point Of
RocSs-and one at GeOrselown-ihc latter 4
few doors West OF IrancIs Dodgc's. The de-
sisn of this arrangement Is 10 trans port 10 or
der, or receive for sale, on commission, all
sorts Of PRODUCE which tie trade oi
the surrounding country my require; and
;hiS shall be done on such terms aud conui-
tipns as TO prove advantageous To the people
OF the upper country. PRODUCE will be
received al any point Of the Canal where II
eau be taken iuto uo boats.
Ono OF the concern will be constantly in
GeorgctoHu--ihe other at tho old Furnace
OF Point OF Rocks. Those vino may cutrusl
their affairs In this line 90 the management
of this firm, may rely upon prompt alien
ton and upon every possible exertion 10 pro-
mole their interest
The Boats arc now ready, and one of them
the MOoR JACK DowSt&o, II Of the largest
class which can move upon the Canal, ann
will have good cabin, aud bcrths for those
Who may wish to accompany their produce
u market.
The undersigned feel some confidence that
this arrangement viii be- productive OF public
benefit AID thcy shalt feel grateful 10 suct
OF their friends Is will make au experiment,
with them.
JOHN e.. WILSON,
JAMES T.. IIENSiiAW.
March o. lS34-tC
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
E.lVENT NTRIkER.

= tii1E susseribsr las obtained tie a.
- sirc rsi't, in &c State d Yir..as
t'i iai' rp-i rslusb'e inventor. ed
ilfnl-h % 90 90 Bls,ksu.ills. ssi oarr4 81
si'r ttmi.h >tcIs, upon vcIy moderate ts--t
- ai persons have not az rrrostur..f
'fein- operate, I fake ihls u.c..f ef sflf.
lH1i o rot Gals susbiss Btcksntths o.
reuse fith as cost IS a striker. bat >,
N.r 81 flm- more u,1n doubie TIE wof
iae ttst -tfltts 81 IS ikrgun ard 3,
srIIf.s 70 i.t l..f.l oi tc lart.
ord Hsrs 'l-t Jog iatlr. All S. arsat 81.
iefrr. FHrl risfs t.efEe Il crdn--.
mrrc ihsn double re veiorrs a.I
g ordinary sfflkef rsa ct.st. s.
H'ir Ht lp ifrar to soc -. tr.
r-',i a- ,afis-e Is. thfftte 81. T.. -,u
.t.t t.rrci 'is nrt.cn lni 'tH. l.. tt-
rfiisn s1f f8ary - uess efce. .sl b.
asaWaflnfss 81 q fsssis.s iUatr
Icfspls " i.hia- Co atah ihrta....r
tai4saie rsflinn ed i1.fr .fnea. 10 o..
c.7nf'ni. $40 F',ess rsss .rT..raUra O.
sltscf ere rr he sever directed o.
nrrfe t1r' ii1It- o. ia trr,o- I'd
SIC t0gniy 81 Her
tr raf -au,llft.gy iesiltaonrt
rh uI Zee rri resrt's tiors 81
60 aH9 tu.s--ss also o.
t1c csc rIts rtEtt q Goes
.7 l.sgeir ~ $50 rlkti la hn ...f-
TfiON f- Fftf
Is--Y G % Nsg l7.I.g
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CABINET MeEgS--
or ESX.1'5TS EF
John y. EincHGar.:.

.lTTO2.NEI ~ LtF.
ID rSPECTFtLLY informs b. t..,,,
Ia the Pg5.ic, that be has ues.i go. d.
ciiiee formerly oceup,ei by TL-.., l.
ksq., where be nav al~1,. be f.....
May -, I-3i.-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
PRTvnrr SAFE

EliE sphteriher viii sell, a; private s.
ule FARH upon Which Jacob nru,
nov Tc1it,s, AM j. ny "a tbs saiers 81 a.
Potomac riscr. arI sd,o,u.ny lie laat,
'd1m Hh.er. deed. Gsorge gesno,I 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
Look 0S 1'hssy
His House and Lot

arc nOw ~ market. The house is situated in
thc most business part Of ihc town, and :, a
comfortable two-story frame house, with a
hnc basement suitable for shops or Offices
There j. large and comfortable kitchen.
with fine garnet that answers fur n smoke
house, standing within eight feet Of lie house.
There y also GOOD frIma Stable on Tic loi
that con;1ins two stalls, o large cutting room.
and inc loft for hay. Any person who may
wi,h - become tho proprietor 81 this proper
~ can have It on such terms as will enable
him TO pay for u viii the greatest case, b.,
apply ing 80 the subscriber.
iwi'i also sell Tor cash or good bonds. my
HurheH md Kitchen Furniture. namely. two
solid mahogany Tables, ono mahogany work
stand, one DO. Candle stand, cue dozen hand
some p1rlour ChoiT-, new, one dorm do. n
litlle dei1ccd, ono striped Carpet AND hearth
rug, one rag Carpet. one pair steel shove.
and lorss, best kind. one pair brass And
Irons, ono pair giit-fraued Looking C.la.ses.
three Feather Beds. three Bcdsieads. two Of
which arc high posi-. aud irinnel bcdstead
two Siovcs, two mahogany framed Dressin,
Glasses, and nu7 Der of Other articles NOS
ccccssary 20 mention.
NJ horse, sadiicr prcss, serew bencbes
and claims. glass c1scs and every articio a.
iachcd "a 10Y safliiry establishment. ere Tor
sale snddlers 81 the nci1hbonrioOd VIII 90
sell 70 call ani cSlminc nv stock 81 H,yA-
t~ere, 7' : an determined 70 eiFe bargains.
" tic above property Dos nyi sold before
Irdss fir 20 J,-fr re-i. % will then De cold
on tic premises % tic h'r,.r.t bidder. with.
oAt reserve. on credit 60 SIX months. The
purchaser giving bond 7Hd security lor al,
sums ol ani above fec t1ilaf- Loss SWINE
cash The payments on thr i1a.r end !.o'
whl Dc 1i,ltct 'o sur the purchaser
AZ prrsons Indebted Co.. mo ore rarnestI,
rcq4e'!ei % make payment ai soon ~ prac-
ucaoic. SAMUEL ~ AILEMONG
Chafifatovn, Ma, p. i-Jf.--f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

Prru0rc for Hrarrcss i!
EugIskin Factory.

'I'HC undersigned takes this method oi
Informing his old customers and The
public generally, that he still carries On the
HooiisH Manufacturing, at Dr. A. >traitA's--
lie. al manufacture " DOL intO LiHseS 1 ian.
neis, Cassineits, or CLOTH, 20 order, a. chs y
- any onc IN the couniy-or give fullsd OF
striped i.i1sey in ilade for Wool. i.avirs
engaged The corporation Of an experience
dyer and weaver, the business Of DYING snd
CtRPEr WEAVING, ia The srestest variety
will also lie carried on.
Grateful for past favors, ADD anx iouS "a
please, he hopes GCr continuance OF public
patronage. JOHN Lang.
June ), lSJi-3t
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SEgny .TF0rc.

HAITI VI. wram Moore's pasture or
vas si"ier. on Saturday week. 81
'AbTtghf b0D .IS0re C~Efa
railer dciicateiy mad-. about I 49,
~ hand' high 'hod all round rsAesynAk,.
about three years old she h,d -, .tl-,,-'-''
per when shc iett. s liberal rs.-,rl ,,.'i t.e
gwen, 90 apy one vi, viIi give iaf,rm,,t....
either 90 Nc N07rf On his f.rm 1910
u5srsJeg ia Chafis..0 wa
Nly 80 l.3I--3t
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BEDsTrADs. urDgryApsi

RtnoTiAbN. sa.iCl Cd n.c tl.te sr.I 10.
n ~ psrs rs uir ppal.r t..f.iil. .I. O.. .- HaH
~ u'e ls.anft ~ aff-i.ua..s ~ I's~ -al..1ti..r--
siiii beet 900 -rafrsi aftfa.,t 81 f..,..t e.
snd uacfui % HNit HE Ioiae a.. r... B.,
"a Keep fis'l -1ir1. sa1 80 go. 49, beer. -
We bcirs tifrr 90 .sHi s1rtt- raau- j, aa.sa-.
tiir ctizei.s r err tr.te ta..ri...fs 50 i.srrt
.''ih'.e "n vh.si DO Iani onl a.l.,si.f .., 81
Cay ri.d hal...I uts,a
A-.DrI-W WOODS.
Arr1In. 1885,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12
Spring Goods.

TEViIE subscriber i now receiving his sup
IL ply Of seasonablc GOODS.
HUMPHREY KEYES.
Charlestown, May :, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-12

March %, ls3I.-,C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
MEETING an KARLRroMN.


WuEAEAs, a large number Of the citizens
Of Frederick and Je6srson counties have had
\ meeting at Suckers Perry, on the 18th
inst. for the purpose Of expressing their opin-
ions 10 relation 20 the failure Of the New She
nandoah Company to comply with the terms
ard stiPulations Of their charter, and the pro-
priety OF the Legislature Of Virginia refusing
at the present session 90 act in any way on
the petition Of said Company, but patiently
TO await the coming Of the next session. for
the desirable purpose Of obtaining additional
and more correct information on the subiec
matter involved In said petition;
AZ meeting Of the citizens Of said couu-
ties Of Frederick and jefferson, held on the
slst January, 1884, at Kabletown, In the
county OF Jefferson, on motion Of Mr.. John
Strider, u was unanimously
Resolved, That The meeting most cordially
concur in the opinions expressed by their fell
low-eitiLens at Snicken' Ferry, and hereby
publicly express full appreciation Of their re-
solutions.
Rs,Oired, That n copy Of the proceedings
OF this meeting DO Forwarded TO our Senator
and each Of our Representatives. in the House
OF Delegates, with request that the same
be laid before the Legislature.
Ordered, that the above resolutions be sign
ed BY the Chairman and Secretary. and pub
iahed in the Winchester and CharIestowu
newspapers.
HENRY GUNNELL, Chairman.
JOHN HrNPHRRTs, See'y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

FHVHE Principal Of tho above institution
II feels happy IN announcing 10 those Who
nave Patronized Il. that be has, after the usual
christmas recess, resumed the duties OF his
charge. Aware that the encouragement, aud
support OF an intelligent community, can be
obtained, only, by perseverance, and industry.
!he Undersigned promises that no effort shall
ne wanting, on his part, 10 inspire those com
mHted To his care with a profitable zeal for
the acquisition Of knowledge. Amidst the
soiicitades, almost parental, necessarily at
tsehing TO the instruction Of youth, and the
cares resulting from station humble, yet,
responsible, the subscriber Is not without the
pleasing hope that his laborS have been appre-
ciated, whilst he takes much pleasure in
acknowledging thai they have been adcqaatc-
~ rewarded.
Ho may be permitted to mention, vith
some degree OF eomplacency, thai the disci-
pine OF the school (Which Is that Of our beat
regulated Colleges) has not intsrfsrea with
the attachment and Partially 20 u Of those
on whom 10 was Intended 90 operafs.
AZ the solicitation of some friends. n f,v
young ladies' will be received, TO Whose IN
suuei,on lady 9uaiihsd By education and
ehPerienee, under The supervision OF the
Principal, will be wholly devoted.
The course Of instruction. will, a. hereto
iores embrace . thorough and praetical
knowledge OF the substantial branehe, Of N
gooc English education. The ancient and
modern languages viii also receive due stten-
ton. JOHN ]. HICKEY Pr;.s;.,.I
January 9. 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

formed from personal observation, that the
Stockholders OF the present company, STYLED
The New Shenandoah COMPANY. have failed
"a comply With the conditions 81 their charter
and are not entitled To any further extension
Of il. or to any further exclusive privileges
whatsoever.
Rs,olrsi, That proper, legal means ought
TO be Immediately taken TO try this question,
qaiess the said company will agree 90 .urren-
der its charter on equitable conditions.
Rssolrsd, That until the people interested
have an opportunity, after seeing the report
Of the aforesaid engineers, 10 form an opinion
Of The steps proper TO be taken 10 improve
the navigation OF the river, aud to be heard
before the Legislature upon q subject so i'm
portant 10 their interests, the Legislature
ought not. in the opinion Of this meeting. 10
prejudge the question or take any order upon
the prayer OF the president and directors of
the said company.
RssOlrsd That our Senator and Represen.
tstives be requested to use every effort 4,
prevent any action OF the Legislature upon
the subject OF the petition aforesaid, during
the present session, believing as We assurediy
do. that they cannot now act rs understand
ingly upon the subject involved as they will
be enabled 20 do n, the succeeding session.
RfsOlrei. That our fellow citizens border
ing upon the river, and who arc interested In
favour Of lis improvement, DO respectfully
invited to cooperate with Us 10 giving spec
dy expression Of their views upon this sob
ject.
Resolved. That = copy Of these proceedings
be sent TO the editors OF the winchester news
papers, and Chariestown Free Press, with
request for their publication, and also, that q
copy be sent to our senator and each Of our
representatives in the House Of Delegates,
with a request that they will lay the same
before the Legislature.
Ordered, that the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary.
ED: J. SMITH, Chairmaa.
LERoI p. WILLIAMS, Ssey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

NNILL be offered ut public sale, On
Wv FTidsy hs ala Of february, 1884, al
Mr.. william Moore's Elkwood farm, on the
road leading from Halltown TO Shephe rds-
town, one mile from the former place, the
following property, wig:
Six work Horses, 4 Colts,
Six mich Cows,
One yoke valuable Oxen,
Some young Cattle,
Sixty head Of sheep,
A number Of Sows aud fine young Hogs,
Two Wagons and one OK Cart,
Four barsbear, double, and } single shovel
Pioughs, nearly new, and ofgood construction,
Three Harrows, nearly new,
Six sets of wagon Gears,
Six do. plough do. new
A quantity Of Corn by the barrel,
shOvels, Forks, Spades, Hoes, and a variety
Of Tools suitable for farm purposes.
credit Of nine months will be given on
al purchases OfS5 and upwards, the purcha-
ser giving the usual bond and security. Sale
to commence early in the day.
Gentlemen who feel disposed to buy, will
do well to attend, as the property must be
sold. SAINT. l.. DELAPLANE.
VIM. MOORE, .7gsuf
for VIVA Hay'ian, for part offhs
ADORE properly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

AS many Of tes citizens 81 Ia, mar. of lsstsr-
son and Frederick counties borvisriar upon The
Shenandoah river. feel deep and lively interest
Yer, - their anxious desire that meetings Of th
people OF Jefferson and Frederick should be held
81 the toiloving places, 90 cit: At Kableso vn
On Jefferson. On Tuesday Tie 2iss invs.st, a.
Seeker" Ferry on Saturday the 18th, q BerrJ's
~ On Saturday the 25th, sad Al FroAt Roy Al
on Saturday the ist February, for the psrpose az
0A,ng into consideration TIE carly adoption Of
soeh nrasorvs - win ensure the speedy aEt per
maneHt Improvement Of ssid river from lie June
too vith nc Potomse at Harpers-Ferry, 1p 20
1he 'oeks o. sasd river near Proat Royal. The
citizens q both oOaAties snd al other persoos in
me ShJsoent eooates, Who feel IN Interest In aAd
improvement. arc respectfully requested 10 attend
the meetings es aSoye stated.
Jan. rs, IB34.-%.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
JOSEPH BROvy.N.
TAu0n.

,ASNoT longer omit returning thanks 10
~ those friends and customers who have
SO hoeraliy Patronised him, aud rc.pectfutl,
informs them that he stiii continues his busi-
ness al nis old stand in Charlestown, on an
,mprosel seals. lie receives regularly the
In bSi FASHIONS from the Eastern ei-
ues, sna always prepared 20 make, az n We
~ short notice, GeutIemens Coats- Pan,s-
looms, Vests, sc In n manner which. for n..,-
ness, fashion, and durability, he pledges him
sell shall not (and indeed essnoi) 10 surpassed
oy any work done 10 yirginia--and at price,
which cannot fail 20 afford the most perfect
satifaetion- By unrcmitting endea,ors 40
give satisfaction TO all who may favor him
win their support, he hopes 10 deserve and
receive continuation Of encouragement.
o.. -. JOSEPH BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

WILL be sod, at public auction. at the
>" residence OF the late Mrs. Mary Ann
Dougherty, HarPers-ferry. on Saturday the
isi OF February next, the Following
Personal Property, viz
-Four Feather Beds, Bedsteads and Bedd;nS
Four staw Beds-ons Trundle Bedstead.
One dozen and a half Windsor Chairs.
Three Tabics--onc settee,
Three Stoves. and three Lookinx-Gla..
One corner Cupboard and contents,
One Clock, Secretary and q Bureau,
One Rife and one Shot Gun,
One Cow, one Sow and Pig,
GROCERIES and LIQUORS.
household and Kitchen Furniture Of every
KIND, too numerous to particularize.
Also, Negro " oman who IL a good cook.
And The interest OF the lease on the pre-
misses Till the first Of April next.
A credit Of six months will be given on oil
sums Of and above IS, by the purchaser giving
eond with approved security. Under that n
mount, cash.
jan ~, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

VNhE Parn, recently occupied By Jacob
n Holmes, dead, lying In jefferson county,
between the Shenandoah and the Blue Ridge,
y for rent. The farm contains about rs
aeres--ia In good state Of eul,ivation--an
Mason good dwelling house, kitchen, barn,
smoke house and . liDo spring. Aay person
wishing 90 rent, will make appllcasfou - ths
subscriber, living IN Loudoun county.
Jan. %. 1880 ''''''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

VNkE snbseriber will rent, 20 The hixb-
- est bidder, on The premises. on SATURDAY
me 9Th 81 February nsxt. e Yarn, about 50
nores OF which % b. cultivated during ghe
year foe which h win be rented. This fern
iles apout two miles south of smith6eid. Ief-
tsrson couniy--ta hFst-sato limestons land
ena haa uPoa tie necessary buildings Tor
faFminE. NJ =. HtNslCKER
Jan. %. la1l.-1i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
THE
CENTRAL HOTEL.

"A friend 70 1nternai Improvement. &
N respectfully suggest 10 gentlemen who
may Be engaged ins contracts, sc. with tho
Rsli Road Company, that they will find tho
Central Hotel" in Charlestovn always rea-
dy for their accommodation a. well as that OF
ne public generally; and ! will endeavor To-
rcciprocate the obligation, by my best efforts
TO render their sojourn with me (whether
long OF shorty agreeable 90 them.
JOSEPH DELAPLANE.
CharIeStown, Oct -, ls33
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
FOR S.ALE.

"A SET OF halfpatent STILLS, that vii,
IA bear comparison with any Others.
holding 22O gallons each-Morms, Stands.
SC. Also, pair Of MILL BURR STONES.
feet, and but little worn aud 10 or 30 Still
Tubs.
Having no use for the above property, Z
will give great bargains, and take IN pay ment
negroes, good paper, or the cash.
WILLIAM e.. BURNS.
Losso stow ~ 1'a ,sss Co IT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

HALrIHnnnI,n II

BhLTINORH, JAN. H.
fLOUk-1h he wagon price is very generally
f4Is' traetion more has been occasionally paid
fog single load.
FLuOh--Neste the wagon price went
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

ASiNG sold the Flowing spring Mil, the
IN Subscriber wishes 10 close the accounts
OF said Mil ~ speedily as possible. Trey
~ni remain IN my haDds for short time ;
ana not settled, will be given To an officer
for collection. WILLIAM JTIiRSr
JAR y, icS<.-8 for =. Crcmsrsi1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

"a LEAsE for . term q ene o. mors years,
"A VIII Be given 10 a good tenant. upon
FARM q 80 acres u iapd, lying about =
niiei Rorih % shephsrdatown. Any person
Eshing % rsuis can spPiy % Messrs. Harris
Rutherford, n fhspherdst0wn, o. 20 he
'apstriber, CharicsioWn. Poassssion given
'nas1aisly. @ w. sAPPINGTON.
Foy ~ ksirs n 7hos. sepgiagioa.
Jan %, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

"A FiRsT-RATE Wagon and plough Ma.
"A ker will fpd \ good situat,on- hv -
plying to the subscriber in Charles,own. a
man with family can be accommodated ~ i'm
q house and garden eony enient to ihe shop. ON
the first Of April next.
THOMAS RAwLINs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

'.'orders from a distance will receive Tho
mosl prompt attention. aud the Register,
containing the drawings will be scot To ALI
who order ss above
Jan. ,, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23
NOTICE.

DERsoNs indebted 20 the subscriber for
~ the hire Of Negroes, arc hereby notified,
That unless payment be made issasdiafelp TO
sir John ). Frame, suits will most sssurediy
be brought.
ELIZABETH WHITING.
Jan. 81, ls3s.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

NWE A0EB8ts
VHUE House al present In the occupancy
n Of Dr. Raum, on the corner near the
Presbyterian Church. ChsrIestown, ls for
rent. There Is good cellar TO the house,
and stable, Kitchen, Amoke-house, sc. on
the premises. Possession will be given on the
lst of April newt. For further information,
apply 70 the subscriber IN Cbsrlestown.
EZEKIEL DEEM.
Dec. &c. 1s3a.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

~ Philadelphia, ga "Wednesday, sth January.
by The Rev s. g. Winelseu,er, JGnEs r. ERs-
EIsE, Eaq. q Baltimore, 20 Miss AuEE4a u.
Daughter q ROmulus Riggs, Of Philadelphia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

V88V&ss
IAs snoserS6er RESPECTFULLY fuforrus an b-,,,.n,
''ho hare Or Hsay 6aps bssi,,e.s uith he
POST OFFICE.
1Rai The Joiiosriag are the
RULES AND REGULATIONS,
10y which said establishment will hence
~ forth be governed, viz:
LIST. All persons receiving Letters through
the Once, must pay for them on delivery.
I'd Persons who receive Newspapers IRE
gulariy) through this Office, will be required.
always, To pay the amount Of one quarters
postage, IA sdrsnee.
I'd. Those receiving Pamphlets, or, occa-
delivery.
No Letters, Newspapers, or Pamphlets, will
be delivered, unless the foregoing Rules be
strictly complied with. The Post Office law
requires the payment Of al balances due the
Post Office Department, at the close Of each
quarters therefore, il Is indispensably neces-
sary that all persons who come to lin Letters.
&C. At this Once, come prepared rs above.
e. The Office will be open, Tor the deli
very OF Letters, &c, every day Except Sun
days. from sunrise TO sunset.
THOMAS w. KEYES,
Post Matter.
HArpors-Ferry Post Office,
January 16, 1894.
up. S.-All persons who are indebted 10
The subscriber, for POSTAGE, are respect
fully requested TO call and settle their nc
counts T. w. X.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-23

DURCHAsERs at the sale Of the personal
n property Of the late James Glenn, are
respectfully informed that their several obli-
cations became due on the Sth inst Prompt
be given.
For the convenience Of those indebted who
reside in the neighbOrhood Of AaTtinsburg
and ShopberdstoWn, the subscriber will at
tend az MartinsbHrg on Wednesdays, for two
or three successive weeks from this date, and
at Shepherdstown on two or three successive
Saturdays, FOR the purpose Of making settle
ments. WIN. GROVE, Err.
Jan. I6, 1876.
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o'clock. Jan. %. 1854
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"A with all kinds Of house work, pArticu-
larry cooking, washing and ironing, and Gao
be recommended for honesty aud close atien-
ton TO business. For further particulars, APP
ply to AMELIA 8. sTROTHRR
Jan, 16. 1894.
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ENAlNING in the Post of6ce at shep-
- herdstown on the LIST January, 1884.