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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

WILLIAM FOWLE & Co.
HAVE IN STORE, FOR SALE,
100 HFDS. new crop New Orleans Su-
Il ~ gars, ofprme quality
20 do Porto Rico do
80 hhls New Orleans Molas-
l4O do Guadalupe and Cuba ! ses.
$50 bags Rio and st. Domingo Coffee
70 chests & half chests Young Hyson Tea
catty boxes of Hyson do
10 pipes, half pipes quarter casks, and
octaves old London Particular Ma
dera Wine
30 do Sicily Madeira; Ingham and other
brands
pipes old Port Wine
80 baskets Champagne, Divets brand
80 hhds New England Rum
40 barrels Domestic Brandy
20 packages Cloves
No and 2 Mackerel
SO boxes Oranges
500 casks Nails, assorted sizes
40 bales 3 a and A brown shirtings and
sheetings from Portsmouth and Pitts
field Factories
case of choppas
300 bolts Colt, Cotton Duck, all numbers
80 bales Bridport Shad md Herring twine,
and Shoe thread. feb.1l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14
COMMERCIAL.
Price of Produce in Alexandria yesterday, from
Wagons and Vessels.

FLoUR.-Thursdayt the current price OF Flour,
from wagons, was Sl45, few loads were taken
at IS. Yesterday the price was 81 46 IA AZ;
sales from stores, wharf 81 45 King street, so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

A T IA stated meeting of the Company, held
"A at their room on the 18th instant, the fol-
lowing named gentlemen were elected Officers
of the Company for the ensuing year:
President-William Morrell.
TIce- President William Stabler
Treasurer-Robert II. Miller.
ecretary-George Dale.
Directors-Chas. c. Smoot, James Irwin, Da-
mel Shryer, Benjamin Hallowell, Aaron D. Hnr-
mon, William II. Miller, Hugh Charles Smith,
Thomas Davey.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted and ordered to be published:
"Resolred, That the thanks OF this Company
he rendered to those citizens who so kindly sent
round hot coffee, as a refreshment to those who
were laboring at the fire on the night OF the 9th
instant" ,,,cr
Test: WILLIAM fAun,
fob 1A-3t Secretary pro tenn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25
MUSIC.

NvHE ssbsersber informs tAoss Who Or.
u DESTROYS 10 have their danx hsers sanxh,
nssic. that he has engaged ths ssssisss ol
hr. Nsihsassi csrssl Of the District Of Co
lambis. 10 tsseh elsss Of yosng Ladies In
hs school. and spy otksrs is ths too o. seus.
W ~he nay wish 10 avail themselves Of "a
favorable an opportunity.
sr. G. will be 10 Chsrirsto~s ready 10 com.
menec about the 6s,i Of next month, and - n,
give instruction. on the Piano Forte and
Guitar. u 10 deemed inexpedept 10 speak Of
Mr.. C.s great skin and profound kpowiedes
IN the science Of music. % veil % his indie.
tsiisabie add successful exert,ons in ground.
.ns hs pupils IN the same, % il 10 presumed
ne - Known by character. at least, TO many
ea'xsns OF Jsner>on county.
Mr.. @. will also teach class at shepherds
town and Hsrper,-Ferry, n sufficiently en-
eoursged.
Terms will be made known by application
10 the subscriber, or Mr.. a.. When he arrives.
WILLIAM ~. JONES.
N. b. Mr.. c. will also Tune Pianos.
ChsrIesfown. June N. 1896 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25
TrMss Sale


HARPERs-FERRY REAL. ESTATE.
virtue Of . deed Of trust, executed on
~ tie 2sth day Of December, Ie2l, by
Lewis Werpwss. TO T.ward Wager, now
deceased, and Armsies Beekhsm, % trus-
tees for the benefit ofyAmes stubbleh field.
the subscriber, a. the surviving trustee, snd
under he authority vested IN HIN % such By
said deed. which Is duly recorded IN tbs
Clerks ONCE OF the county court Of JeiIsr-
son. will sell, At public auction, TO the hixh-
est bidder. for cash, on .Noudss h< ia a.
July merit, before the door Of rItz.iumo a
Hotel, harPers-fsrry, that part OF the vsIu-
able s'and Of Sirg,nius which vas originally
sold by James siubbieGeld aid wife IN Le,sis
wernwag. and is now 10 the po..es,ica Of
John Wernwag and Joseph l.. Smith, cor
tanning on II oee Of the most valusbIc S.4le
MILLS On the U. States, together with n
number OF DWELLING HoUSES. WORK
SHOPS, and other improvements. Said pro-
perry viii be sold 10 satisfy the sum Of seven
thousand -four hundred add twenty dolIsrs,
With interest from the lat day Of Decenber
1885,. the balance OF the original purchase
money remaining de 20 Coleman c. Beck.
ham, Is the assignee of said James stubbie-
fed.
Such title only Ne 10 vested in the ,ub,er;-
bar will be made to the purchaser. which
however, 10 believed to he indisputsble.
Sale 10 take place at IL o'clock. n.
ARMSTEAD BECKHAN,
hay ~, 1873 Surririag TRUSTEE, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25
THaasf Sale-

Nv virtue Of deed Of trust. sxseute3 On
~ the subscriber by J,cob Myers, bearing
date on the 25,h day of July. 1894, and cow
oi record ~ the County Court Of Jsiie,oa.
viii be offered, al public suctios, To The hixh-
est bidder. for cash, on Saturday the IIsl DIV
u July, 1885, at the house OF Mrs MARY N.
MYERS, ~ Johersoa. and near Mr.. lite VIII
ins, AL the Interest Of the said Jacob Myera
IN and TO certain TRACT u LAND, mar
t'culariy described in sAid trust, and .oppo.-
ed 10 contain 25s acres; the inIsrest Of tAa
ss'd jacob Myers being an Undivided sls<A
part OF said land; and, also. the fee aim ole
interests 20 the AaIrss Of tao other undiv iied
sixth parts Of the said tra-t. 20 wn, the ua-
divided sixth parts Of Catherine Pyles, ff:s.,r-
merry Csih,ribe Aysrs,l aad his brosker
Jeremiah Myers, which said fee sirppls Ie-
tsres,s, BY the deeds Of said Caihsries ana
Jeremiah, we're conveyed to .he ssa. jaeob
Myers aud biz brother Henry Myers, an.
.a,d Jacob and Henry being emitted % sAs
half OF each said sixth part; bat ssbjsct. M |.
vsriheless, to.a life estate conveyed By ssia
deeds, OF Mary ~. Mysr, 90 the SAID ,.z An
parts. The interest Of the said Jacob s.iil
be soid 10 secure 10 Mary ~. Myers the nav
msni OF tho sums specified 10 the trs,.,. ~,
The sale Will take place st the place hereto
fore mentioned. tie residebce or said Mar
NJ. Myers. being on the prsmisss 60 be sol{.
JOHN A. THOMPSON, Tyu,t-s.
May 81, Is35-t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25
TIE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, JUNE 90.
FlSlI.-lIerrings continue in fair demand
and are selling freely at $3.50 per Dbl. Sale.
Of Susiuehanna Shad at IT'S per Dbl. Sale.
OF 100 drums Goldfish at $50 per 100 lbs
Their Is no Maekercl in market, but several
parcels, Spring caught, are now on their way
hither. The inspections Of the week comprise
81 bbls. and 81 half bbls. Shad, and 2I67 bbls.
and &c half bbls. Ilerrings.
FLOUR.--M the beginning of the week
sales from stores were made At $3.50; on Tues
day and Wednesday sales were made al 6 81 4
on Thursday upwards Of 1000 bbls were sold
at SIS, and to-day some parcels have also
been sold at CTS. Holders are firm to-day al
BIS, and some are asking 2. We know Of no
sales over 6.75. The wagon price opened and
remained at 6.25 until Thursday, when G. 50
was Taid by some dealers To-day the wagon
rate Is uniform at $50. Receipt, small.
GRAIN - HhSsi.--A sale Of 5000 bushel,
very prime red was made frum store in the
early part Of the week, al so per b,lsbeI.--
Since then there have been but few parcel,
at market, sales Of which have ranged from
l.45 10 l.J9 per bushcl.
CerH:-oa Monday the market opened a,
hish prices ipr The few parcels Offering. sale.
OF white having been made nj 90 a I0i. a.
Of yellow at 81 cents Subsequently he mar
ket became fiat, aud prices recescd. The Las,
sales were yesterday afternoon, Of white al ~
cts, and Of yellow al 30 cts. The latter price
was offered for yellow this morning, and ro-
fused. We quote white to-day at 95 a - cts,
and yellow Al 80 cts
kys.--Sales In the early part Of the week
at % a 1OOc. we quote to-day at 95 81 cts.
Oats.--Sales Of Md. Oats IN the early par,
OF the week at 50 a IS cts, and yesterday a
sale was made at 50 ets. We quote Aid. To-
day az 81 ets.--ncDe here.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25
SCHOOL.

VNIE subscriber proposes an examination on
y Friday, July ID. The examination Of tbs
Classical scholars will commence n O'Clock
and continue until half past 3--after whiah
the English scholars will be examined. Pc.
troHs Of The school, and the public generally
are respectfully invited 20 attend
tie viii commence z new term the % Mon
day in August
JOSEPH BoYDEN.
Charlesiovn, June 25, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25

DURSUANT TO deed Of trust. made by
u Samuel M'Pherson and MARY his vife
TO the subscriber, dated the 18th Of Sc p,em.
Der, 1893, in order 10 secure William n.
Hough and william sumners, the former
- security for the said Samuel M'Phenson
On Certain sum OF money therein mentioned
which deed Of trust j, or record in the
Clerks Office Of Loudoun county, viii b,
sold, at public sale, on the 25ih OF the s,h
moHth, (July,) on the premises, the said
Samuel MSPhersOn,s Mill,
One and half miles north OF Waterford
with large and convenient Dweliins
House.
The Mill Is large brick building, with
three pair OF stone>-:vo Of shich are 70,
merchant work, one Eve and the other sis
feet barrs. The wheels are II or Is fee,
over shoots. on good stream, anI in q good
stand for business.
The terms will be made known on the day
OF sale, and such title made 10 the purchaser
~ the subscriber 10 empowered 10 make, BY
said deed Of trust.
WILLIAM D. STEER,
June %, 1888 Is. Trustee.
@ Any person wishing 10 purchase. had
better call and view the property, - am
anxiocs il should be sold, TO satisfy the sboye
claims. SAMUEL. MCPHERSON.
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SherIa-s AoSe

RA/HL D. spid - shsfa's aals. t.
~ rssh. ~ Ne saw mdl % ths t.l..A
% 'Sg'afYs. uesr ilsrpsrs Fsrry, Va. -
IHstdsy isf BOA mai . great ssrs.s~ ~
LL@HbEh' eoussiiag " psfisty ~ -
oas' sainat eufisj nsaDls. snd poplss
900 seaniiing, Logs. Loeust Posts. a.. ~
shd variety q Asehsaies' Tools, ~.
peFty u Sas. L. saah Ne. 70 ss'isfs -
isoos % ny hsnds - faTesF ~ ~ -.
Bahk, HOPKINS q brothsrs, sas,xneket rs
3 Andsrtos. Hector asli, -
sfysn' sss,gBse. Ths pfapsSty
eouni - soid, sn4 tbo.s lnfsfessaf a.
eiaiil se-stesiet ~ sttsat ~ ssie
q. W sAFPiA0T0e. n.
FyS r. a. HesAins
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

a. the meeting q the ChaFlestoWn Tempe
rance Society on Saturday evening TIE 10Th,
ne President expressed his wish that The So
essty would select another President, and stated
NE Feasons a. length for rendering his rcsigna-
,'op' Aher sofae debate, wherein he manner
% Nbch the once had been Giled was jssily
Commended, the society psoceeded n an elee-
i'oo' Hhich resulted N the choice ~ A. liur-
fEs, Esg as PRESIDENT Mr. Hunter returned
ne hanks ~ brief address, for he aooor con
lerred upon hin, snd pledged himself % SIS
Am w'h his eest eforts, ne intssssss Of he
SOCIETY.
Ten gcntlemen were chosen e. defeats.
Irom ihis society 70 the cogyeaiion propossd
70 b. heh on the tih Iuiy, sad = eonni,iss n
Ave 70 make The Necessary arranrsmsots a,
TIE occasion; after Which he soeisl, sdjourn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25
DENTISTRY

We refer our readen 70 che advertisement,
q DT NoTss. who i now 10 this county
Fro@ dc testimonial. he has IN III, possession
soms q vhich are from men uhou We knov
70 b highly respectable, We feel perfectly ,af,
n rsooamending him 70 our Esliow-eti..n.
a. vel worthy q eonhdence. We have "a
dOSs' o. be 3 well qualised. BY careful
s'ody asd extensive practices Of his psofss.ioa,
70 give fan satisfaction to hose who may need
IN services.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25
VALUABLE
yEFFERNO.D' L.a.V.D
For sale.

FEVHAT 6os FARM, nov IN the possession
Of J. 4 5. Crane. situated about two
niles Hofit-se.i Of ChsfIe-io~h. IsGsS.on
eounty. Va, abd within = short di.tases Of
We Winchester snd IIsFpsfs-fsFfy rsil.soas,
eonis'Hing four uusdFsd snd sIx or gishi
Aeres ot hfsi-ruie hmessoae LAMBS o.
30 Of Which y ~ good unbsr. sad the b..
lance ~ = hish siste % esitls alton. rttry
seFe 81 Whieh, ihst y not ~ Eraia. u vel.
se' ~ clover Thh fern - 80 situated. sith
regard 70 vsisr snd timber. (hatinE upon u
tHo Weila d nsvsf-fsiling water. snd : fbs
aPfiRg Ast SsIsrS nssFiy one sBiirs SIDE a
ihe lara - 70 b eoavssiently divided into
Joe fsfss 81 sqosl siFs The coil 81 lths
lara % that q ths very bsst valley iand. sbe
hes slSays produced eQusi 10 sny Land IN ne
Faissy. The i@proysmsnts ere = good Ap
PIE Orchard. 9 coalfoFtabls Dssiiu.e Houss
goof hsfn, sisbliag snd ether neeesssr,
oai-bouses. POF terms, vhieh ere l,bsssi
apply - JOSEPH CRANE.
ApsH 20, ie1S-f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25

Chesapeaks and Ohio Canal Conpo-
ny.-The adjourned General Meetins
Of the Stockholders Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company was held on
the 10th inst; upon which occasion q
very large amount Of the stock of the
Company was represented.
The report of" the General Commit.
tee Was presented; responding very
fully TO the gratifying report Of the Pre-
sident and Directors, and concludins
with the usual resolution that the &C.
counts Of the Company are correctly
stated.
The Stockholders then proceeded &c
the election Of q President and six Di.
rectors to manage the concerns OF the
Company for the ensuing year. when
the following gentlemen received eve.
ry vote given
For Pyssidsnt
George c. Washington.
For DIsefsrs.
John J. Albert, Pbip~,. Iann.x
NJ. ST. Clair Clarke, William (;un,an
Richard n. Uender,op, Walter smith.
Thus the late Board is reelected. ex-
cept that Mr.. Clarke is chosen to sup
ply the place Of Maj. George Bender,
who had resigned upon receiving the
appointment Of Commissioner Of the
Canal.
A Committee was appointed 10 in
quire and report to the Stockholders
what measures should be taken 70 per
feet and enlarge the watcr-rights of the
Company. And, after the transaction
OF some business Of minor importance,
the meeting adjourned until Monday,
the 18th day Of September next.
We notice the following " sparkling
advertisement in the last Richmond
Wing:
g. A box Of CHAMPAGNE was
left on Saturday, by some person I'M
known at the door Of the senior Edi-
tor Of the Wing, on Shockoe Hill. He
shall be agreeably disappointed If it
were done by design; but If, by mis-
take, he advises the owner to caIi for il.
without delay, or he =" will not answer
for consequence"
The specie expoyted from Boston and
New York alone. during the month of
May, is stated in the newspaper TO
have amounted to overa million and a
quarter Of dollars. This is the ebb of
the tide, much more rapid than was
Its Hood; every stage in the rise of
which was officially placarded from the
Treasury in the official journal. The
fact is only important to shew the in
considerateness Of the exultation OF
the Administration pre- sses last year,
at the extent Of the importations of
specie, which, on the turn of the tide,
Is now going back. Speaking Of the
Siirer, We are reminded TO ask. what
has become Of the Gold currency' We
have not seen the color of il thrice
since the adjournmentof Congress.
MAT. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25

q OYER fss ssls iks isasa ~ LAND o.
= ths oPsqeoa, sew - Ne posssasiss n
VILLAS Wegsly. a eeaiaias kstesss "a
80 81 haa4rst scFss ~ Sc opsqsos boi.
iem, sssitaa fFon ls9 % go serss ~ 20.
lssd, sn1ef $50 isaeiag 80 saitivsliss -
TIE Whols tFset wiii seatain fson t00 "a
so sesss - ~ eafshsasF mag eAeo.s, -
egb sise ne eAteAains ieed. Tsrsas eli b
seso@@e4etiaa 80 sesg.
a. g.. O. TUcgER.
woesboEy, JuRs ~, ie5s.--im.
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.VOTKCE.

"A IL persons indebted TO The subserIAers
"A are hereby notified, that all dsbss due
TO them must be paid On o. before The las
dsJ OF August beat, 40 the subseribsFs Lav-
Ing disposed Of their stock Of Goods 10 Assssrs.
Hsiheoower 4 Slifsr, aud intend rsnovinw
TO The West, Pfonp, payment - absoIussly
necessary. We feel under many obligations
10 our Kind friend, aud patrons iOe their past
fsvo:s. The busioess will still eooslnus A
kabletovn, under the firm Of hsEmsask, A.
Thompson until the 10th Of SePseDhsr W.xs.
SiLAS MARMADGkE.
JOHN n. THOMPSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25
.sesC an1 Cheap Goods.

HVHE subscriber have jus, r.esi,ed their
y supply OF SPRING GOODS, ~hicL
makes. their stock very large and complete,
embracing almost every article usually kep,
IN country stores. and IN demand. As .e
are determined 20 reduce our extensive
stock, great bargains may be expected. ".
invite our friends and customers 10 call and
supply themselves. We assure them the,
shall not be disappointed. as We positively
will sell Goods very cheap.
J. l.. & n RUSSELL.
UarperS-Ferry, April 10. lsl5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25

ENBE Stockholders os the guitAs,sS
, ChsFlssaoup, ssd tisspsTs- FER, Tse..
pike Company, sfs ssqassssd 70 s.sss "a
CsT'sts Hotel. CbsTlsstoSn, on ths ia
1"l, ior tbe Purpcse q slsetiag . Prssit.~s
sra 'hTrs directors foF the year. Al.o -
pfrssn, Bossd sfs requested 10 sect 90 a..
Saturday pssVi0Us 81 sad pises
June ~. is1s.
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e. MOVES,
DENTAL aUR0HONS,

Frsai Ne. 60, Ls~Sws-Sf. Bsifi~sr,
nEING on visit 10 Jsasrsoa county, vssh
~ view 10 extend shc benefits of bis pro-
fessson, viii, Tor the present, bc found NJ the
Valley Hotel IN chsriestown. Tie respectful
y tenders his services 10 all who may need such
aid In The several branches ~Lich his profcs-
s'on embraces, and confidently trusts that nj,
experience and skill will be found not inferior
TO the most popular Dentists in the United
States Persons who wish 10 preserve their
iseth, aid avoid the consequence which their
loss must occasion, cannot be too stronxly inn
pressed with the importance of paying an early
attention To them, especially a. every un-
healthy condition Of the hsih and x~s,,, ir.
wolves interests of great IL not Of Hfc-timc Inn
port.nce. The preservation Of Tie teeth ought
10 be IN object Of anxiety and solicitade TO eve
~ individual, not only for the masticr ton Of
food, and the health Of the general System, but
Tor acorrcet enunciation of language Mr.. n.
Is prepared 10 give the most satisfactor, testi-
monials, and tie most respectable references.
rs to hrs character, and abilr.y and skill IN his
profession.
Chariestowa, June Is, 1885.
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VIRGINIA, 80 wrr.
70 The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanesry for Js1srson cossiy.
Arsil sap. ls3s.
Nm. r. Essk 80 Gee. ~ H-zrsni. T,.,-
tss II HSasa Cisssisai and Ssassi n
< AGAINST
Hm- Ci<rsissf ss< Ss.s<i IT, Rsckrnss-sA.
1~fssrs ~ he fsss fra ~ Va. Cisrsissd
Z Co., and fAs ersdsiers ~ fk< sd Htlis~s
Cisstisna Z Co, sod DssT Snyder.
DETESpAxTs,
IN CiIANCERY.
NxrRACT; "And n further sppe airing To
- The Court, In asy event Of thin sun Ia
% proper, 10 have all the claims Of every
esseriPt,oe, against the late firm Of ,ieve-
'snd Co, sadited before Q Comn,..ioner
OF ths Coert The Court doth therefore.
on motion Of the plaintiff. by their COUNSEL.
order and adjudge, that Master Commi.,i oner
"osthinstoa proceed, By pvs,ic advertise
meot. GA the usual ssods, To- cell in AID take
IN account Of ell Tho ouistsnding debts of
every description, against said hrm, aud also
o. The amount Of the assets or effects ef sssd
hrn, sssigned to the plsrniids by the deed Of
trust IN the proceedings mentioned, stating
all such matters relating 10 said accounts n,
be may deem pertinent. or ~ he msy be re-
CURED 20 state BY any Of the parties interest.
cd, and make report 10 this Court, IN order
'oa haai decree" A eopy-Tssie,
ROBERT ]. BROWN, c. c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25

THE House end Lot in Bolivss. nov IN ,he
ocooPsnei OF Mr. Dsnisi 7. Msihias, h ~
,ais u % eSnEsb'ent snd plessams reS,s
deuce and ~iii Le sold on Advsnsn~-e,ss
terms. For further Psrtieuisrs, rsfre,e-s
msJ ee he'd 70 Mr. MsIhiss. sn the pren,l.ea.
OF 10 the subscriber is Chaslsslowa.
April q laaS
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A cam

a CARD.
To the suTriCiHg Officers and Soldiers
Of ne Reroiufion.
~ meeting Of the citizens Of this place
and IL vicinity, held for the purpose Of making
suitable arrangements for the celebration Of
the approaching 9Th of July, TIE undersigned
were appointed 30 invite the Revolutionary
ofeers and Soldiers Of jefferson 10 Join their
fellOw-eitizens 10 The celebration ~ the ap-
preaching Anniversary Of he declaration Of
our Independence and they would respectful
y avail themselves o. tia channel % convey
the Invitation.
}. =. HAMTRANcE,
CHARLES HARPER.
ARCHIBALD CAMERON
Shspherdstown, June 10, 1895.
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INSTRUCTION WITH ENTERTAIN


II win be perceived, from an advertisement
In c@s days paper, that = gentleman Of thi.
place proposes 70 deliver course Of Lectures
on chenistry. Those who have any acquain-
lance with this interesting and useful seize e,
need not be Informed Of the great advantages
10 be derived from oral Lectures, accompanied
with experiments. The geniIeman.,Sho makes
The proposition, intends 10 procure the neees-
Sary spparaius- We have soms reason to BE-
heve ihathe Is wen acquainted with The scisnee
AAd his untiring industry and research are q
safe guaranty that he will, ifsDcOuraged, make
his lectures both instructive and entertaining.
One OF two evenings spent, every week, in
The prosecution of scientific investigations,
would afford pleasing variety during the
dreary fall and winter months. Chemistry !,
not The abs'ruse subject, diaieult 10 be under
stood which some imagine Il 70 be. We have
frequently known large popular andisnee.--
embracing men, women, and ehildren--of
every grade Of intsllsct--io listen. with fixed
a''en'ion, 70 lectures on Chemistry. In some
towns, the people aitsnd alnos, ~ regularly
to their 'eieH'i6e As 10 their religious lectures
why = there such an absence Of evsry Thing
Of the Kind W This plaosi
We hope that he subject will be considered.
and hat b. BsIi fan u.srs win b. a Iarvs
class 'oParaieiPats IN The plsasur. q s,,sadtp~
a eourss q chemical textures, assouuan,,d
with splendid sxpOrimssts. " The elias. \,
large, Ire expense will be small.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25

YuHE partnership heretofore existing M.
= der the name snd hrm Of He b VIII.
shire, 10 the snithiag business. uas this day
dissolved b. mutusl eOaseng; aod % Il y ne
eesssgy nat the business Of the eoaeela
should be closed, ell psrsons Indebted are re-
quesisd 70 cone fors srd and settle their a..
counts BY cote or otherwise, with Jane,
llho, zoe o. ths'lais hrm.
JAMES HITE.
BENZ. WILTSHIRE.
Jsns 70, 1895
n. B.--Ths smithing busiosss will Be
carried on By Jsmsa IIiis % usasi. who hs.
al tbs time . numbeE ~ Bsrshare PlouEka.
Fsady for delivery. mads By W. GsoSEs u.
sshnef, Ssp kn0Wn 80 . eslsbsstsd Plough
maker. Juss IS, is3S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25
TnilOring ERusinesa.

NHE subscriber having entered into
eoPartner<bip in the shove business
most respectfully inform the eiiizsns oi
harPers-Perry and vicinity, that they have
taken the shop formerly occupied by Mr. P.
Terrell, and intend carrying % The shove
business IN all it, various branches, aud hope
oJ strict attention, sud by their long expe-
renee in b'siaess, 10 receive q share OF pub.
l's patronage. DUNN K BELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-25

VHVhE psrsousi property q f.~a~k.e a..
~ ksss, Sssd, Wiff b ga. "A -. ~ -.
ssisaos, ~ solver, 81 Tbus,ess a. 80 -,
- credit q fes9 nl1aths. o. -. Fl
~ bod uitA spYsgeed ssrnrag. - - -.
. ssd shovs - ftf sssiier s.las. - -
VII b. FeTsirsd
q. W. eApPiNgTON. -
- y = HesAisgisa, 80 =, - =,
n LeesAsy gnAins, &ssN4.
Snns ~. 1855.