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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-28
BEDFORD
FEMALE SEMINARY.

TEyUE BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY,
n wen, into operation on the 18th OF January,
1884. The Seminary "a sufficiently large TO ae-
n.odaie one hundred pupils Tic To-
cation IS pleasant, aud as healthy my IN the
United States. Al the branches which ave usually
laugh, IN similar Institutions, ore systematically
pursued, under experienced md approved teachers.
And three yeaFs will he necessary 10 complete re-
gular course in oil the branches taught in this
School IL IL, however, left optional with the pa.
rents OF guhrdnn of the scholars 10 decide whether
the regular course be pursued or not There ore,
for the Of he School, three Pianos, one Organ,
Globes School, Philosophical Astronomical, and u
Chemical Apparatus. The Scholastic year com.
puses ten months. The vacation months ore May
and October, ond the two terms will comprise the
intervening months The next torn will commence
the hcs, Of June There will be Public Exami-
nation a, the close of each term.
Expenses f1r year Of Ten moHths-
Board, 5e5 90
Engllbh Branches, 20 90
Music. Piano or Org1n, % 90
yocal, OF Sacred Music, taught by note 90
Languages 20 90
Scientific Painting and Drawing ID 90
Mezzoilnto Painting, learn, in eight les
Oriental Tnting, learnt in ten lessons, 10 90
Calisthenics, an exercise for the promo
ton of health. 90
For the use OF the Pono or Organ, 90
Stationary w
For l. e,ucs and Experiments in Chem
fssts,sy, w
Pupils may board for The above price, with The
tenehers, or IN gentee families In, the village
Scholars may enter tho School at any period Of the
term, and will be charged from such tune, accord.
lng to the above rate. And il is desirable that puy
for the term should be IN advance
V. SMITH.
M8y CIV
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Benjamin wiggineioas+M w l'liom h. Whueo
Of Bedford and James A. MerrlWether Of Camp
bell, (ony Two of whom may acD are appointed
Committee, TO inspect such Farms es may be onef,
ed for premiums, and make report TO the Annual
Meeting in November.
IN Grain Crops, the land, as well as its produce,
must be accurately measured aud cerufed.
The pedigrees of ell kinds oil Stock exhibited,
will be required.
BY order OF tho Meeting,
ALIEN. AUSTIN, Secy.
Moy II 2W
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NEW LONDON
AGRICULTuRAL 8OCA0xA'
May MlrTfso, 1885.


p,emiams far the Steond Sh0lo and fep on t'e
hea Taesdoy AMI tpednesday IN A0re''oer "e1''
/. Fol the best Improved Farm, by mem a.o
= .1..,A ia bva DO. %
,. For the third best do. do. Plough, :,
not exceeding 10 ynlnc i
l. For the highest product Of Mnze, on
any three contiguous acres, lhlgn -
ldnd) similar Plough, l.
3. For the highest product OF Whea'1 "a
do do. do. -
G For the best thorough bed Stallion, ~
T. For the best do. Brood Maze, III
&. For the best do. Colt one years
subscription to The Tnd Register, .
o For the best do Fly, do do. do. .
10. For the best do. Jack, do. do Do. .
H. For the best Durham or Devon Bull, ~
IL. For the best Cow OF Ieifer Of improved
breed, >
- For the hes, Coll, do. do. .
IA. For the hes. Rom, do. do.
ID For the best Boar, do. DO. ?
lG. For the best piece of Inc Woollen Cloth,
of Table Cloth, Of Counterpart and
of carpetng, not less than five yards
of each TO be manufactured in tue ia
mily OF some member, or IN the IA
,ndy Of some resident Of Bedford or
Campbell, for each 50, ~
H. For the best specimen of Sewing SlIk,
10 be manufactured as above, .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-28

About two years ago | was severely anl cted
with the Dyspepsia, Which had Tor he last fifteen
years, previous TO Ahe. above aamed t"ie, which
was very much increased by my bayine IA blood
vessel ruptured upon my lungs, occssoned hy llit-
lng-whie increased my complaint, Dyspepsia
aud graual debility and weakness, TO such de
gree, Tor two years previous 10 roy using the
1arlegant Balsam never eat q meal but my stnn-
ach became 80 painful that had Immediately to
ihrow II up. Seeing Garleg Basam o. Heath
adverti.ed, was induced 10 try bottle: a(te,
'nSmg me very hfst dose II appeared 10 Strengthen
my stomach aud every dose of the first bottle
helped me SO much, that in the course Of few
na}s my stomach began 10 retRin aud digest every
'hing ! eat. continued to use he Bal am until |
oSed seven bottles, winch cured me en,ir,ly, and
restored me 10 perfect health, which have enjoy
ed ever since aud not before io7 fifteen Years.
cheeflully recommend it 10 all persons no are af-
h'cled with Dyspepsia or debility Of stomach.
1Iven under my hand hi. IN day of January
1884. HENRY LOUrAN
Frederick County, Va.
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GARLEGANT'S
y AAASAM OE NEAAlYN,
PREPARED oSLY by JonN S. MILLER,
IL 4

TIE subscriber has just receiv
ed full supply Of the abov. val
liable BaJsam Of Health, which is
now e,tehsiyely used and known
inmany places in tire states OF Vif>
ginia, Maryland, pennsylvania, O.
hio, New York aud Kentucky, win
astonishing success, and has per-
formed wonderful cures in Dys-
pepsia, Cholics, Nervous Ire
mors, Lowness Of Spirits. Palri,a-
ton OF the hearl 1T is also SO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-28

'sreign remedy Tor MI hhns OF "oi"s,@c' Inc pro
p,ictar hass great number OF certificates IN his
possession of cures performed by thus valuable
Medicine, which would fill several columns Of "
newspaper pnd therefore gives On n few OF the
most prominent which the reader will find below
this advertisement. II is neatly put up insquare half
pint bottles. with the name OF the Medicine, hlown
on the glass Of each bottle, aud the proprietor
signature on a label, pasted on the outside wrap
per of each bottle 10 prevent il from being couns
forfeited. Each bottle Is accompanied with eItrn.
the directions Tor il. use, which nj all time, be
aud of The subscriber, at one dollar per bSltie
aud by the quantity, at a liberal discount.
X. SIABIER.
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DR.. joins S MILLER. Frederick Town, Md.
do hc,,by certify that had this last spring
and summer a constant pain in my stomach. aud a
great weakness in my kidneys, aud pam across
my eyes, for " hish used good many rent des
without giving relief was Al last recommended
10 Try bottle of Garlegant's Balam OF Health i,
prepared by John S. Miller. ! accordingly made
use Of one bottle, which procured o. his agent IN
Hagerstown. which restored me 10 my good health
eg ain, aud am now as well as ever MAS, and on
are at liberty to make il known Tor tue benefit o
those afflicted in the same way.
Yours, &c JACOB BOWER,
IIageratOWD. Sent 1871 (nur, Ct,er
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LANDS TO n SALE.

FINDER a deed Of trust executed b,
o. William Runner TO me, bearing
date on the 2lst day OF June, 1891, and
now Of record in the county court Of Berke.
ley, for the payment Of certain debt
therein mentioned due from him TO Mary
Claycomb, the undersigned will, on Sat
urday the 18th day of July next, before
the door of the Globe tavern in the town
of Martinsburg expose 10 sale at public
Auction, for ready money,
V1LU4BLE TR4CT OF LAND,
lying on Back Creek, in the county OF
Berkeley about two miles from the Polo
mac River containing 500 acres, n two
tracts or parcels anJoinng each other,
containing, the one 256, aud the other y
acres, be the same more or less.
About fifty acres Of this land is prime
Back Creek bottom. A large portion of
The upland is adapted 10 grass in high
degree, and the whole may shortly he
made one of the best grazing farms in the
county. The title is believed to be un-
questionable.
JOHN X. ROBINS, Trustee.
June Is, lSS5--td
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3aubIic Sale.

THE undersigned in pursuance OF de-
cretal order Of the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Co.,
in the suit Of I ho S sharp end Elizabeth
his wife, plllIs, against VIM Hill, Thomas
StillweIl and Mary bis wife, and others
heirs Of Geo Hill decd, and the heirs OF
San'l Hill, decd defendants. will sell on
the 18th day Of July rex,, (helng court
day.) in front Of the Court House, OF
the county aforesaid, referred to IN the
bill Of complanants, late the property Of
John Hill, deceased, situate on Back Creek
Berkeley County, adjoining the lands
of Mr.. William Grantham and Others on
the terms presented by the said decree, to
wit; one third cash, the balance IN Two
annual payments the purchaser giving
bond With approved security, and on
failing 10 comply with the terms Of the
sale, the land will be sold over again,
and the purchaser will be held account.
able for any deficiency in the amount oil
Sale and additional costs.
CHA'S ID. STEWART, Com.
July ltd
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PUBLIC SALE,
June A, 1884

The undersigned in pursuance Of a
decretal order Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law aud Chancery for Berke
ley county, in the suit, Henry Bashore,
Pllfs, against Mary Payne, Thomas Payne
and others heirs of Ohio Payne, decd
defendants, viii sell on the 18th day Of
July next. (being court day in front Of
the Court House oft county aforesaid TO
to satisfy the said the sum oil $50 oil with
interest from the Goth, July 1919, and
costs of suit tract of land of excellen,
quality situate on the Potomac River,
near Little Georgetown, Berkeley County
on the prescribed by said decree, to wit:
one half cash, the balance in two equal
payments at 6 and IL months, The pur.
chaser giving bond with approved secu-
rlty, and on failing TO comply with the
terms of the sale, the land will be sold
over again. and the purchaser held &C
countable for any deficiency in the amount
of sale and additional costs.
CHA'S ID. STEWART. COm'r.
June, IL, 1885.
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I'd Mis- will certainly, be the last season
h in this country Of tie fcmaI kablv
RACE tioRsE, JOHN RICHARDS, (who
was selected by The best judges TO run the
great match against Eclipse for $4,000
TO end the FIRST day Of July, al my stable,
about "a miles east Of BattletowD, IN Ere
derrick county, Va. at Is the lesp. ifpaid
The moment the service is rendered. il moi
then il will be considered and charged IS
a season. $50 the season, tn, may be dis
charged by the payment Of S25 If made
any time before The Cd day Of jelly next
and 40 dollars insurance, 10 be paid as
soon as The mare is known TO be IN ioal,
(pariing with the mare. or irregular ai.sE-
dance al the stand. lolfeiis insurance -
and so cents cash 10 the groom, 70 lac sent
with each mare. Pas.urage can be fur
nished at 80 cents per week, Lnt viii
not be accountable for accidents or escapes.
Gentlemen wishing their mares fed on
grain will give written directions TO that
effect, as it will be purchased and furnish.
cd at the neightoihood prices A refer
enee 10 the Turf Register and handbills
will prove this great race horse was con
sidered by all as the ee'y best race horse
OF his day, upon the best ff,at courses. and
among the best horses having been selcc-
ted by the best judges oJtef trial with al
the greatest Race Horses, 10 centeue
against Eclipse tile celebrated race foI
$40 ,OG0, nile heats, but being accident
ally famed. Henry was substituted, Il
this trial, Betsey Richards, his fun sisie
aud considered The celebrated Henry
equal, ran second TO John Richards bu
40 yards behind HMM The mile trial {,
be this much superior TO the celebrated
Henry must satisfy all that John Richard
had not bis equal in the world. II will ais'
appear that be is Of a racing family Of
VERY high grade, his dam being also The
dam Of the justly celebrated Betsy Rich
ards, one among the best four mile am
mails Of her day. Every person aeqaain
ted with the racing history. must aeHao"i
edge IS htey possessed uncommon speed
stoutness aud game. II will also be seen
that although this fomous stallion stood
N a country where there are hut few
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SEaMANS GARARD, NJ. G


VxIsCTTsTA:-At Court continued and held
for Berkeley County at the Court House, On
Jacob MYERS s. Co. pIt6a.
against
Edward A. Cromwell, Elisha Boyd and John
Strother d9ts.
IN CHANCERY.
gEyHE defendant Edward A. Cromwell,
IL not having entered his appearance
and given security according TO the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of the court, and IT
appearing to the Court that he is not al
inhabitant Of the commonwealth. II IS or
dered that the said defendant do appear
here on the second Monday in June next,
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and II is
further ordered that this order be publish.
ed in the .Uartinsbuig Gazette for two
months successfully and posted at The
front door Of the Court House Ct the said
county.
A Copy .--Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, C. c.
April 2s, 1885 -2m
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Vxx7GITIA:-At Court held for Berkeley
County, at the Court House on Monday the
18th day # April, 1885.
John Dawson plg.
against,
Robert p. Hryarly, George Wolff, sheriff Of
Berkeley county, 10 whom has been committed
as adm'f er ollicio, the estate OF Geo. Keller,
deed, and Thomas Keller DTS
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant Thomas Keller, not
having entered his appearance and given
security according 10 the act OF assembly
and rules Of the Court, and it appearing to
the court that he is not an inhabitant Of
this Commonwealth, 1t is ordered, that
the said Defendants do appear here on the
second Monday in July next and answer
the bill Of the plaintiffs; and il is further
ordered that this order be published in the
MaTtlnsbufg Gazette, for two months
successfully. and Posted at the front door
Of the Court House Of said county.
A Copy.--Teste,
HARRISON WAITE, @. b. c.
May 4. lS35--am
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VIE GZnSIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
john Lamcn Pig.
against
Alfred w, Chenowith and Charles James Faulk-
ncr detfs.
IN CHANCERY.
VEvIlE defendant, Alfred w. Cbenowtih,
4 not having entered bis appearance and
given security, according TO the act Of
Assembly aud the rules Of this court, and
il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he is out Of this Commonwealth: It is or
dered, that the said defendant do enter
his appearance TO this suit on the first day
OF the next term. answer the bill OF The
plaintiff, and give security for performing
the decree. and that a copy OF tins order
be forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county. and continued for two
months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door Of the
Court House Of the said county.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTliER, C.
June II, ls35--2m
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vIHGyeTrA;---Ia the Circuii Superior Cour,
Of Law and Chanccry for Berkeley County
June Rules 1888.
John II. lglehars. George x, Warner, and John
5. iglchart Merchants aud partuers in trade,
under the firm Of Iglehart s. Warner PITTS.
agcsHst
Alfred w. Chenowith, j. u. Lamcn, John Nj.
Stevens, John Lamon and Ellis Rees, DTS
IN CHANCERY.
I ESHE defendants, Alfred w Cheno.
Il with. and John b. Lamon, not hav
ing entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the aet Of assembly
and the rules Of this court. and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are
out OF this Commonwealth it is ordered,
that the said defendants do enter their ap.
pearance to this suit on the FIRST day of
The next term, answer the bin of the plain
iii, aud give security for performing the
decree; and that cory OF this order he
forthwith published IL HIy newspaper
within this county, and continued for Two
months sueeossively. aud another copy
thereof posted al the front door Of the
Court. House of said county.
A Copy -Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, C.
June II, SlS5-9m
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vxI1CrNTA;--In the Circuit Superior Cour,
OF Law aud Chancery tor Berkeley County
Joseph Pollock, Davenport onick and Charles
orrick riffs.
Jno. Craighead, Jno *. Yilson & others dts
John craighead piY
Joseph Pollock, Davenport Onick, and Charles
orFiek DIS,
e Il appearing TO the court that since The
il report was made in these cases, Ger.
lain Of the defendant Craghead's deposi
tons have been lost or mslaid, and that
one deposition Of the said Crsighead has
been found and parts OF two Others which
have not been considered by The commits
sioner in making up the report IL is COW
ordered that said report be re. committed
10 master commissioner Garard. who is III
recled TO allow time TO the defendant Ciaig
head 10 take his testimony ever again, TO
take 10 consideration the testimony embta
ced in the loose sheet found BY him in one Of
the books OF the concern. and in re stating
bis account, he is dirccied 10 state all
such matters as either Of The parties may
require him 10 state, end every matter
which he may deem pertinent. and he is
further directed 10 give notice TO the par
ties or their attornies when he il about TO
make up the report, and after tue same is
completed, make return OF the same 10 The
next term in order 10 FINAL decree.
A Copy.--Tes'e,
JOHN STR0THER. c.
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May %, 1925 -5t

yIysC1TggA;-m the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law aud Chsncery ior Berkeley County
June Rules, 1895.
Baker Tapsceti pl!0
against
James II. M@ckey and Charles james Faulkner
dgts.
IN CuANCERY.
.FEEllE defendant, james III. Mackey.
IL not having entered his appearance
and given security, according TO The act OF
assembly and The rules Of this court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that be
is out oil the Commonweall il is order
ed, that the said defendant DO enter bis
appearance TO this suit en- The first day Of
the next term, answer the I'LL oil the plain.
tiff, aud give security for performing The
decree; ard that a copy Of this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county, and continued for Two
months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted st ihe front door oil the
Court House Of said county.
a Copy, Teste.
JOHN STR0THER, C.
June II, 1885 2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18

sAwUEI. s. AILIN'S TyZEEgzZ-
ENG w IzrsE,
are now ready to furnish them to those
who may apply.
This machine has gained the entire ap
probation Of all who have it, or witnessed
its operation. 1t can be propelled either
by one or two horses; and the horse pow
er is so completely portable. that the whole
ready for use, may be easily taken from
place TO place, in common hight wagon
with one horse. In a trial. made some
time since at the farm Of John p Dulaney,
esq. Of ibis county, the above Machine
with single horse threshed out 1874 bus,
Of wheat in so minutes; and on another
occasion, at the farm OF Mr.. Joseph Gl6
son, few miles above Middlehurg, the
same machine with two horses threshed
out 1853 bushels of wheat in 5 hours This
was done with little or no fatigue TO the
horses. These trials were made in the
presence of hundreds of persons (many oil
them experienced larmers,) who DO not
hesitate TO testify TO the great superiority
Of this over all other Machines whose OPP
erations have ever been exhibited in this
country.
These Machines are simple in their
construction, durable and cheap. We
will furnish them for Si40, aud less if the
cost will justify it.
We beg leave TO refer persons disposed
10 purchase to Josiah Iidball esq, oil Eau
Il quiei, and Fl, p Powell, and John Z. Du.
4 laney, esq, of Loudon, who have wines
d sed their superior utility in Threshing
D but Immediately after harvest, a Machine
81 will be sent to each of the above named
Z counties when those concerned will have
an opportunity Of seeing and judging fol
N { nselyes.
HIRAM McVElGH, s. Co.
.Mddleburg, Loudoun CO., June Aft
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n Uopy,-- este,
JOHN STR0IHER, c.
Commissioners Office, Martinsburg.
Ma, fNpE

Commissioners Office, Martnsburg,
May IS, 1896. s
TIE parties interested IL the above sui
will please TO take notice, that will attend
at my ofiice in Mar'insbufg on Monday
the 29th day Of June next, for the purpose
Of making up The report 10 The above cas-
es, when and where they ale also required
10 attend with any evidence or vouchers
which they may have TO efier.
SEAAIANS GARARD, NJ c.
May %. 1925 --5t
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IN CHANCERY.
a Copy.--Tesie
JOHN SrROrHER, C.

All persons having claims against the
Estate of Alb. Maflait deed will present 10
them me at my office 10 .Martinsburg on
or before the 18th day Of July next. with
oil the necessary evidence required TO au-
thenticate them, and on that day the psr-
ties will, bring forward such testimony as
may be necessary in relation TO the rents
and actual vaiue of the real estate Of said
.uaflatt.
SEaMANS GARARD, NJ. G.
a
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MASONIC.

A r regular meeting Of Charity and
ia Union Lodges. it was resolved that
those Lodges celebrate the anniversary Of
ST. John the Baptist, on the Gath Of June
next, by having public procession.
The neighburing Lodges and all breth
eren in regular standing, are respectfully
invited TO attend on the occasion. An APP
propriate sermon will be delivered by
brother j. E Jackson of Winchester, and
an or.tion by brother Charles James
Faulkner
JAMES FOLEY,
JOHN G., UNSELD,
MEkIW THOMPSON,
PHILIP CO0NS.
JACAMIAH SEAMAN,
Committee Of arrangement.
June A, 1884
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a. Copy.-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER. C.

Commissioners Office, Martinsburg, I
May %, 1885. )
The parties interested in the above
suit will please to take notice that viii
attend at my office in Msrtinsburs on Sa-
turday the eth day June next, where
they will also attend with any evidence or
vouchers which they may have to offer,
and which will enable me to make up The
required report -
SEAMANS GARARD, M. C.
May %, lS35.-5t
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Commissioners Office, Martinsburg,
My z lA2h

Commissioners Office, Martinsburg,
May 7, 1885 s.
All parties having claims against The
estates Of John Por,erfeld, deed, or Geo,
Porteriield, deed will present them 10 me
AT my Office 10 Martinsburg, on or he
core the 25th day Of July next, together
with the necessary proof 10 order that
may audit them, and the said Sllas Har-
Ian " i'll on or before that day furnish me
with the vouchers Sc, which may be re-
ouired TO enable me 10 make up report
in the above cause.
SEAMANS GARARD, NJ. C,
May 7,'1596-td
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LIME FOR SALE.

TEylIE subscriber has just burt Kin o.
u first rate Marble Lime, which he vii
deliver in .Martinsburg or elsewhere on
good terms If application be made soon
JAMES STERiiETT.
Darkesyille, June IL, ls35-3w
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LAND FOR SALE.

r OFFER for sale the tract OF land on
FL the Opequon now in the possession Of
William Wagely. 1t contains between 10
and an hundred acres Of fine Opequon
bottom, besides from $50 TO 200 acres Oh
upland under good fencing and cultivation.
The whole tract viii contain from 400 TO
$50 acres as the purchaser may choose
as ! own also the adjoining land Terms
will be accommodating aud easy,
ii. ST.. G. TUCKER.
Woodbury., June IL, lSS5-lm
Dg- The Charlestown Free Press will User
the above menth
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I,EyE9E Sc.

EEVHE subscriberhas just finished burn
IL ing kiln of SUPERIOR LINE,
which he offers for sale on aecommoda
Ting terms. at his residence miles north
|of .nartinsburg Persons wishing to pur-
Ichase the above article will do well by
lgiving him call.
June 1884. BENIN COMEGYS.