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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
PUbsic Sale.

V>HE subscriber, intending to remove to
u the West, will ODER for sale, at his resi-
denee, four miles from ChsrIe.town, ne ar
The Zoar Meeting House, on Tuesday the I5iL
September, the following property:
ooeset Biacksmith's Tools, Stonecosl, Iron.
Potatoes, one Brood Mare, two Colts,
Two hrst-rate Mich Cows, some IIog.,
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, among
which are
Two BureauS, two Corner Cupbosrds,
Tables, Chairs, Clock, l ten plate Stove,
Feather Beds, Bedstesds aud Beddiog,
And other articles too tedious Ia mention.
TEnns,-A credit OF six month. will be
given on all sums of s. aud upw ards, the pur-
chaser giving bond and security; under that
sun, cash. Sale To commence at 10 O'Clock,
when due attendance will be given by
WM. MAGowAN.
Sept }, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
Tr,sSf Safe.

nY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed a
No me by George keiehner. for the benels
OF Benz. Melvin, will sell, 1T public ssle. 10
the highest bidder, for cash, or Safsssss fss
l2th September. on the premises, IN the pos
session OF said keicbner, one mile West @
l'eetown. and near the turnpike road, all the
following property;
One Man Saddle and Birdie,
One Mich Cow, three feather Beds.
Bedstesds and Bedding. one Bureau,
One - hour Clock. one Cupboard,
Windsor Chairs. 2 Tables,
One Workstand, I Looking Class,
One pair Of Saddle Bags,
One wheelbarrow, AMI various other aFSi-
eIss OF property.
A. q. SNYDER, Trsass.
August 81, 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

"iLL be cold. NJ auction. on wo,d,,
w the 18th day OF september. Al, In
Personal Property . have upon the farm
where live. about one mile below se,ver,,
Tavern, on the road from Winchester 10
Charlesto~p.
Also, the growing crop Of Corn;
Household Furniture Of every de,criptlon
Good sew Beds and Mattresses,
Mahogsny euresus, Dining Tables, Card
Tables, &c,
Two Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, sc.
Also, On the same day,
= H2 ia NM,
containing 3t3 acres OF good Iime.,ooe land
VAL be sold 10 the highest bidder-the terms
OF payment for which will be very accom-
modaiing, and made known on the day Of
sale. Those who wish bargain in land are
invited to view the premises before the dsy
Of sale.
The personal property will be .old on
credit OF IL months for all sums over 40 I;
under that sum, eash--bond aad security 10
be given before the removal OF the property.
The above sale will be positive snd with.
out reserve, ss . am about removing from
The State.
FIX WASHINGTON.
August 20. I915--t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
TAILORING.

TAILORING.
TUE subscriber respectfully iafoyms he
\ friends sid The pubise EspsFpily. that not.
withstapding BE- has enEagsd 20 keepinr A,
rern. bis TAILORING BUSINESS vii be
eoutnued - usual, IN tbe Foona formeri, o.
eupied By SIC stone 81 . bar-room, aheTs be
- lsi b. thaekfal Tor . coniinuancc ~ ru.tou,
iron his friends and the public. SIC rsh,ras
his thanks for psst fsVofs, sbd hopes. b.
strict attention 20 business, 90 receive further
airport
JoIN n. 4. REDMAN
smithheld, Sept 10. 1895 st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

A few years since, at the celebra-
ton OF our national anniversary, a poor
Pedlar who was present, offered the fol-
lowing: Here is a health to poverty; it
sucks to man when all others friend
forsake him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
Capital Prize $4,000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery

For internai Improvement, Literature add Chari-
ties, ia the City of Washington, and 10 the
States Of Delaware, North Csroiina, aud
South Carolina
Extra Glass No. 6, for 1885
To be drawn in Washington on Monday Sent.
~, 1885.
Yates h Mrntyrc, Managers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

"E have for sale, 200 ton. OF pLAi
~ TER, which We will sell low for
CASH only.
Persons desiring TO sogsge Il, arc request.
cd 10 make Immediate application.
WAGER a. O'BYRNE. :
iIsrper-Frrry. Wa. Sept. 10. Isa5'-at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
JEFFERSOJv E.syVD
FOR SAFE.


TIME subscriber Offers for sale n tract Of
n LAND, Of about l5I acres, wen timber.
cd, end watered with q spring Of excellent
limestone water. u has Sc acres in clover
and s. 10 every respect, In a high state Of
cultivation. u has on Il hne orchard. and
tolerabie buildings convenient 10 the water
u lies about one mile from HslltoSe. sd-
joining the lands Of VIM. Moore, John Pc.
ter, Adam Nolsr, and John fIenkIe's heirs.
u Is convenient TO the Rail Road snd Canal,
and Is now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Robert
RidsnouF.
One fourth Of the purchase money will b.
required IN hand; the remainder 10 three
equal annual Payments, with interest. For
further Information, letters msy be address
ed, post paid, to The subscriber, living near
Iiillsborougb, Loudoun county, Va.
GEO. BACKHOUsE.
Sept 10. Ie35.
p. $. ~ not sold before, che above Land
will be offered al public sale, 81. IIsgItoun.
on Saturday the Ord Of Oefobsr nrt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

Country.-I for one, do not call the
sod under my feet my country. But
language, religion, laws, government
blood-identity in these makes men of
one country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
LOCAL mknouANpA

Sale by G. w. sappington, trustee Of avid
Potts, to-day.
Sale by A. ". Snyder, trustee Of George
kelchner, mex, Saturday.
Sale by Fairfax Washington, Monday next.
Sale by VIM. Mcgowan, Tuesday next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

Religion.-You may depend upon
IT. religion is, in its very essence, the
most gentlemaniy thing in the world.
1t Will alone gentilize, if unmixed with
cant; and know nothing else that will
alone.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
3 DOIf0rs EeesrnreF.

GTOLEN, from the Camp Ground near
- Hslitowp, on sunday last. DARK brown
HORSE, lame in one hind foot, blind Of al
eye, add very poor.
The above reward will be paid TO any one
who will deliver said horse 90 The subscriber.
near Mr.. jeremiah Hsrris's, in the peiEhbor.
hood Of Kabletown.
ADAM JACKSON.
Sept ,, is35. q Coloysd Man.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
THE
CARLISLE HERALD
Printing Establishment
FOR SALE!

n consequence OF the decease Of Henry l..
u SPiser, late Editor aud Proprietor Of the
J" Carlisle Herald, !" the establishment will be
offered for sale on
Tuesday, the I'D of September inst.
10 the Borough Of Carlisle.
This Establishment - one Of The sno., a..
tensiSe and lourishing, out Of the CITY. IN HE
state. The Herald - one OF the ojdest "a.
pers IN The country, having been established
upwards ofLhirty gears. u has recently been
enlarged TO 40
EXTRA IndPERIAx. SIZE,
and - nov among the largest 10 the State.
There are sufficient materials connected with
this establishment. TO carry on three papers
there being three SBpsTR0ys Presses, and one
now Sm;thb Patent Doubis .Nsdium Iron Pysss.
on u bich the Herald is printed There arc
nearly Sns hWadrsa fOsHis Of job and news
paper type. extensively assorted, aud some
OF which are just new, with abundant mate
rails
FOR BOOK as WELL. As JOE
AND MEwsPAPER
PRINTING.
The subscription list Of the Herald nun
bers upwards Of
200 Subscribers,
aod its job and sdrsrfising patFonsEe Il ex
tensiyo aod valuable. The politics of the
Herald are IPhig, aud IL susiains Mr. Rifnsy.
ioECsVernor. u - published N . lourisbing
town with population Of about 1000, aud
81 the County seat Of Cumberland County.
one OF the heaishiest aod richest counties Of
The State.
The shove establishment vii be sold whole
OF sspsFafsly, a. may suit = purchaser
The terms u ssii viii be one kai( " Assd.
snd The haisncs ~ ice sqsai saHusi psyussnfs
The establishment may Be seen, ~ makinr
application 10 the subscriber.
JOHN CORNMAN,
Carlisle, sept. 10. .gd.ninis,aiey
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
2o,ooo-ao OF 600.
Grand Consolidated Lott

For Internal improvements, Literature aud CHAR
ties in the States Of Dria Snre, North Carolina
and South Carolina.
HLASS No. - for 1895, 10 be drawn at
~ Wilmington, Del. Sept 10, 1855. Yates Il
M1htyre. Managers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
TO YOUNG MEN.

sD~ On our first page will be found an ex-
oelleni and instructive article, from the pen Of
EOaAH sSowBEs, Esq. II contains reflections
and advice, BY which any young man Of sense
may be PFoStsd, -hesher be be qualifying
himself for the life ola mechanic, merchant.
farmer, or professional man.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

nY virtue Of deed OF trust executed 10
AD the subscriber by David Potts, dated on
the 9Th Of August 1893, and duly recorded
in the clerks Office Of the couaty cosrt, 90
secure certain sum Of money therein mem
TONED, due TO w. 4 S. D. Andcrscs. 4 win
SELL at public sale, Cor cash, on the lOtk If
September Rrxi, at the house OF said potts.
near iinrpcrs-Ferry. the following propsrt,:
One Bure Az, q Clock,
feather Beds aud Bedstesds,
: Windsor Chairs, Stove and Pipe,
2Folding Tables. Cart aud Harness.
large and 2 small Iron Pots,
Cupboard and lot OF Queenswsre,
Looking Glass and lot OF Tiawars.
Besides Household and Kitchen Fnrnifura
generally.
@. W. sAPPlNGToN, Trustee.
August 81. 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

There has been a mob in Saint Louis The
negroae were the unhappy objects of violence
Their houses were set on FIRE, and when the
fremen came to cxtinguish il. the mob forbade
them aud destroyed their apparatus. is, In
deed, appalling to contemplate the scenes of
Outrage which are occurring in every part of
the country. Were we TO give but brief no
tiec Of all the acts Of violence and disregard Of
law, coming in upon US at every arrival of the
mail, We should haveroom for nothing else. Ia
the last number Of Niles's Register, the Editor
states that he had. during the preceding two
weeks, 'cut out and laid aside more than Ave
hundred articles, relating to the various excite
ments," public and private. Truly has IL been
said that society seems every where unhingcd,
and that the demon Of blood and slaughter
has been let loose upon US.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

According TO Col Crockeit's letter, Gen.
Jackson has been rebuking him on the score of
mileage. Our venerable and economical Pre-
siden' says that the Coon Hunter ought no, to
charge for more than $50 miles. According
to the Pos, Office Book, the Court House Of
Weakly County, Tenn, is s34 miles from
Washington. why then did the old n Gro
wish to knock of "a mile. from Crockett. ae-
count, so as to reduce il to 1902
Was the Cenerarignorant Of what the iar
allowed the Colonel' We cannot believe il.
He must have committed an error in his "sy.
ferin-" Or did be desire to defraudi No
never Rather letit be set down to his lsmen-
table falling OF in his Intellectual powers--that
imbecili'y which, unfortunately for the dignity
Of the country, units him for the duties OF his
high station, and impeis him TO dabble contrn-
ually in matters from which ho should keep
aloof
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
MANNED

Lately In Shepherdstown, Mr. MIcnAnL
e..s lr', TO Miss sAsAm w,sEsAlL, daughter
OF Mr.. Louis wisenall, all Of that place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

A whale, d will be seen, has been caught in
The Chesapeake, near Point Lookout
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

Rhode Island has elected Van Buren, men 70
cougress-Picrce and sprague having succeed
ed, against Burycs and cransion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
WILLIAM w. nNyRTW1EIw.
tAsse % 'h~ ctsy 81 szssh.ssaA,,
TAILOR.

VHNAkES THE method 10 Inform The inhaAi.
- tants Of iisspers-ForFy. Jsfsrsos eos,r-
~, SC, that he has commenced the aba~a
business ia South Bolivar, nezt door - a.,
George i-ittie's Tavern, where he win s.
ready at al times 20 wait on geatleuaen ~
may feel dispossd TO favor him With thals
custom. From hts long expeTtshee IN hs.f.
ness In Phiisdslphis. Baltimore end RlcA.
mond, the nestness ofhis work. and bis pnas.
tuality and despatch, be hopes be vili 6s 81.
titled 10 share Of public patronage.
South Bolivar. Aug. 81, is3s.--3m.
\. q. LADIES' Riding Dresses ana peii....
cot snd ansde % above
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

Nrss rGse LGssd fer G0xe.
II OFFER Tor ssIe l69 ACRES q arss-
II rate FARMING LAID vsli
wooded aud watsred, the Hsiitows streoo
passing through. on which thsre Il . go
nall seat and hne spring, near the surspdks-
u - sad by eonDoissesrs that thu tr.ss q
land possesses superior sdvsstsgss ~ ssy
o'her OF the same quantity IN the eossssy; u
10 selected part Of William llalis ssigisal
tract and adjoins IIalitown, four miiss sbovo
harPers-Ferry GkO. HUMPHREYS.
ChArlesioMn. &c NJ 4 lRlS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
To Sporsssssess.

THE subscriber has two 6ne doubIs-bar-
relied Guns. which he wishes 10 sell al a
moderate price.
THos. RUSSELL.
Harrers-Ferry, Sept. }, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10


There are d thousand anecdotes told
OF Willard, of the City Hotel, but we
can add another that has never appear
ed in typc:--A sHoosher from Indiana.
walked into the Hotel one day, and
stepping up TO the bar, called for a
glass of brandy and water. Willard.
with his customary suavity, immedi-
ately handed him the decanter and n
tumbler, and the gentleman helped
himself He filed the tumblcr nearly
full OF strong water" with but a small
sprinkle ofthe Manhattan, and emptied
the whole at draught. Willard look
ed aghast. The Hoosher forked up
his shilling, and was astonished when
Willard returned him a sixpcncc and
three cents change.
"Hollo, stranger! You don't go to
pretend TO say, they only charge three
cents glass for liquor, at the City Ho-
tell"
INC" answered Willard; "we retail
IT at a shilling glass, but when we sell
1t at wholesale, we make n discount"
The Hoosher wilted like baked ap-
pie, and evaporated in a cold sweat.
Spirit Of the Times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

The Rev. Septimus fusion, will preach in
Chariestowo, on next Sabbath Mt IL O'Clock
n Nj and nj kabietown al , o'clock p. SO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

25.s6I prizes, am'ting 90 Sils.l6si
Ticket ~ HsU 81 81 Qssrfsr 20 G9s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

WNI~WW . . VAJssI5
- Drsssa Baiisis ~ sash gsekazs u % TielsfS
- fE'g tssfg state lottery,
so ti'e beesf' u the Dismsi scamp - . Co.
AtLASS No. 90. for i535--to draw 81 A.
~ iesanslris. ID. g.. Saturday. September
%. la1l-I5 No le.lierf 10 dr.an bailoia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

There IS n fable which We greatly admire,
and which appears in the words and form fol-
lowing, TO wit:
A Skunk once challenged Lion TO
single combat. The Lion declined ac-
ceptng it. "How!" said the skunk.
'are you afraidi" "Yesl" replied the
Lion, you would only gain fame by
having had the honor to fight with a
Lion. while every one who met me for
q month to come, would know that /
had been in company witha skunk"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

We have now in this country a son
OF the Prince of Orange. A son OF
Louis Philippe, the Prince de Joinvillc.
IS daily expected at this port.-vice
Admiral Sir George Cockburn, Lord
Naientia, the celebrated traveller
Lord Joselyn. Miss Simms, and Sc
iect party Of fashionablcs, are hourly
expected at Quebec, from Halifax, TO
make tour to Niagara.-.E. Y. Ga-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
GRAND SCnRME

isObO Prizes. amounting to &t6lT36
Tickets 81 5o--IdfUcs 81 IS QaGrfers ~ 70
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

which he will dispose of on as liberal terms
rs they can be bought in this place.
Tie takes this opportunity to return hi. sin.
cere thanks 10 his friends and the public in
general, for the very liberal patronage ex-
tended towards him, and hopes. by unre-
m"ted attention 10 business, and . DISPOSE
too 10 please, 10 merit q continuance thereof.
RICHTER LEvERiNG.
HarPers-Ferry, Sept J, 1885.
N. B.-Farmers aud Others from the ne igl-
boring country are invited TO call and exam.
ine his Stock before they purchase. lie will
take COUNTRY PRODUCE OF every de-
scrIpiion IN exchange for goods in h, line.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
WooIl WooIi WnoIi

WOOL wool! Wool
WVHE subscribers have on hsod auanti-
~ " Of fULLEn LINsEYS and FLAN-
NILS, which they will barter fof WOOL, or
sen 70 Puoetusl customers on q short credit
HENRY 2. sCHENCK q Co.
y. B.-we are ready 10 execute FUI.
LlNGS 81 ail kinds, which shall BE- done 10
The nesiest manner 70 order. As vs have
engaged Mr.. 1oRN MAsEwoop 10 superin.
iead our Weaving Shop. We will receive and
execute ell kinds of COUNTRY WEAVING
70 order With nsstness and despatch.
". y s a Co.
frsdsrIek Co Sept. 10. Ials. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
stNs q " fHt1Et, NtaflHbCrL
SPLENDID SCHEME:

1000 prizes. amounting 10 sl25,s
Ticket 81 50-HsD 81 75-QaaTtsr 80 s7i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
LOST TIME

How little do some individuals reflect upon
the value Of time, Appointments are often
male, and. Afterwards entirely di,rcgarlcd; or,
II not disregarded, they are attended to so
long after the specified time, that the individual
making the appointment shows that he has no
desire to acquire the reputation Of being punctu.
al, and that he likewise disregards the precious
time OF others When man makes an APP
Poinsmsnt to meetus al stated time, and VIC
are obiisc to wait for him an hour; we consi
der that he has defraudee us--defraaded MS OF
time, which is more precious than IN oney.
In connection with this subject, we would
mention that some Of our friends are defer
ring, almost too long. 20 avail themselves OF the
skill OF Mr.. MOVES. His services rs Sur
seon Dentist, arc demanded elsewhere, and hc
cannot remain much longer with us.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
81, 10000 Of SAOO.
Delaware State Lottery.

Glass No. for 1875.
To be drawn ct Wilmington, Delaware, on
Thursday 18th sept. 1885
10 No. LotteTy-ll Drawn Ballots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
Il. MOVES,
DE.vT9L SURGEON,

As returned 90 Chsrlestowp for the pur-
II pose Of fslGll;sg his engagements and
finishing the several eases which he had CON-
snsneed. aud trusts that HE numerous opera
nons during his previous visit have proved so
edieient aud satisfactory that hi. time will
sgs'o be moch occupied in attending 20 those
who need his services. Those Who intend to
s.su themseises Of this opportunity will
P'esse To make an early sppIicstion, that
appointments may be made 10 accommodate
VA regard To time.
sept = lsa5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
TNtlOrfMr Egssets.eaa-

WtsOFt1tR ABpfst9ee8n.
NNHE subscriber, thsnkfal fos The IEherns
- patronage he received, begs leave ~
hisTm The citizens Of Hsrpers-Hsrry skaa
ne hss Recommended the tailoring basinoss
~ lhe shop be formerly occupied. searlv
opposite the Rsllooal Hotel shsrs - 4.
tends 20 carry on The shove bssiBess IN ~ "a
vsfious branches. and hopes. By slrlet sfse..
ton u business. 20 receive iiboFaJ shapr ~
the public patronage
PIIAREs FERRRT..
Hsrpers-Fsrry Aug %. Ia3S.--N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

2J7U5 Prizes sfnDanfiue u $500. 497 A
Tistsfs $40 Fiairss a. Qssrfvs 81 80
or FOr tickets sad shares ~ ihe greatest
variety ~ uumbrrs. address the lucky oAics
.of CAHnoLAL q 90.
BaAimefs M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

Ground .HiHus .S1if
NoR sale by
II II. KEYES
Charlestown. Sent. 3. IS35
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
COFR, EZwe ESD REan
VVnmaea.

WKyE wiii give sasA fes ie9 ksr~.f. -
Wv CORN. coo besksla e nFe. - I.
few toas o. Tinotby HsY.
WAGEn q 0'afenn.
TisrpsFs-Psrry, lsns 4. ie15
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

"E expect 10 few days 70 receive ..
w bout 1000 Bushels o. SAT-. which
viii BE- disposed o. on reasonable terms
WAGER a O'BYRNE.
Harpers-Ferry, Sept 10, 1895 1t
Four Year Old VVhiskey.
A BARREL Of -four year Old Whisky for
n sale. Apply 10
-. n. GALLAUER.
sept 10, is75.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
$4,000 PREMIUM.

vu>HE SUBSCRIBERS hereby offer 10 the
Il citizens Of Virginia and Mary land,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
Esfr0y Coco.
II n NOVAL.

Nv subscriber respectfully inform, his
. friends and the public generally, that
he has removed his Store TO the house former
" occupied by Capt. william Co.'S, where
he has an extensive assortment OF
HB'y Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Queens-warc,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS, &c. &c,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-01

.Greptag, Oeu lten gaap 1885.

runs fInoet uno 9inoerniGe in Den
9Seg te9t. Nber es'iit IeDIebter,
coer oloerner, (wenn man Asber
nil, als gar felne @ntld utoieune
fur Die SeIbteM 9e'ttestra9en Die
nidt unterfu0en 10 y Ousnj un0 0o1
oersIeltDen 0emelnfprl6eIben. n
germ i'm MunOe fubren. Ob Eli
Srrtbun1 IN Der sescnsrdrtlsen Sa'
ebe Itatt fnOet OOer oub nur m69s
lid TT, fam t1ltt onOsrS ausse,
mabt tperOeM ais Dureb tlnterC Cut
dung, our0 Die on9ebotsne MltIbels
lung. Oils 0err Sutton feline er1ts
prpbe NIT Dem Sompfbpot mabre,
Ypuroe er fat oon Seoermann aus
ssIaht ais Elm 0Iarr. llnD ais Der
|Serfu<b 9elong, fo neintsn OotD nocb
Die VeoenfIltben, pb lle 9Ieib nl0ts
unteriucbt batten uno Oorum nltts
pon Der So0e osrItsbsn fDnnten,
les mer0e (lD rObl notD et,pos I'M
oen, oas Die @rfnpun9 ouber Nuf
uns Debroub brinsst1 psrOe." q,
lber cub Ole(cr eIenoe SreIt 1T ib.
men in Der Sol9e vera9t woreea.
60 1T IS nUtb NIT auengrfn0ungeu
|ge9ongen. 2lues wos jebt Der grs
fnoer porbrln9t Gno tauter Oinse
Die einfab (lno, jsDeS Sino Don 10
Sobren leittt per|teben fann, mean
IS mill, uno erilnoet 1b auf Grfabs
run9en Die jereS Ginp feunt.
Qas MDpeu miro por9eSeist fir
25 Gents Die perlon i'm OauIe Oes
(orn. 81 { VI fuB, 2lpotbsfer in Der
Moinltra6e, 3wepte Shire Don Der
neuuten StraBet bIe(elblt fir furse
13eit.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-01
Stdrfe pe6 Sieser8.

Gin Gonomonn in Oitlnoien bat>
te einsn 8ufsl Der in cine eaGs 9e'
fallen mor. 9Bdbreno er NIT e!n'>
gen eeuten aus Ceinem Ocrfe 9lI~
fs iucbts, fano flh Elm Sissr eln u.
5os (paletb OenBhfel aus Dem So
tee. Qerber batten esmebrersW|en'
fben oerlubt ober lbre Nnltrsn9uns
war oersebens sereien, Sst lbrsr
Surdctfunft ,por oas @rife, mas lle
erblldten, Elm Siser, Oer Den VuH st
auf Den Sbultern trug uno oam't
nab fsinem Eager blnsilte. 2|Is er
jeoob Die 0auern Sespar ,paro,
lief er feline 8eute fallen uno. ellt>
fpb in oen Wal1, perber aber hotte
er Die POribt s6rau6t, ben Sats
fsl au tSrtsn uu0 pas S!ut eus;us
Iau9en.