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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
THnsf Sale


~ virtue Of deed Of trust, executed 10
40 the subscriber by jacob Myers, bearing
date on the 10Th day Of July, 1884, and now
OF record IN the County Court Of Jefferson.
"iii be offered. at public auction, 60 the high
est bidder. for cash, on Saturday ths IIih dar
July, 1888. at the house Of Mrs. MARY M.
Myers, IN Jefferson. and near Mr.. Hite Will
ibs, all the interest Of the said Jacob Myers
IN aud 10 certain TRACT Of LAND, par
ueularly described in said trust, and suppos-
ed TO contain 235 acres the interest OF The
SAID Jacob Myers being an undivided sixth
part OF said land and. also, the fee simple
interests IN the hahres Of two other undivided
,i IN parts Of the said tract, 10 wit: the un-
dV'ded sixth parts Of Cstharine PyIes. for
neriy CaiharIne Ayers,) and bis brother
Jeremiah Myers, which said fee simple In
,sresta, by the deeds Of said Catharine and
Jeremiah, were eonveyed 10 the said Jacob
Myers and bis brother Henry Myer.. 49,.
SAID Jacob aud Henry being entitled 20 an.
hall OF each said sixth part; but subject ne !.
veriheless, 20 life estate, convened by .aid
deeds, Of Mary ~. Myers in the said smith
parts. The interest Of the said Jacob will
oe sold TO secure 10 Mary N. Myers the nav.
ment OF the sums specified 10 the trust. and
the sale will take place 81 the place hereto.
Tore mentioned, the residence Of said Marv
NJ. Myers. being on the premises TO be sold.
JOHN A. THOMPSON, Trustee.
May 81, lS35.-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
PUBLIC SALE OF

VSnAs48 49, -
nv VIRUS Of tssrsa - ~ Co. =.
ID psrsor Cosrt % Law sn4 c.
the eosa,y ~ ys1srsea. rssessst - -
der Of March. 1854, IN The esss g Mo1ew'
500 %. hcPhsposs hssSs. &s. ~, -.
signed sn oGee fer ssls, % pselie -
10 he Highest bidder. - S~evs<Y - ~
Js.s ssxf. . valuable LOT ef 0eo0o9 -
The property Of JoAs A. MePhsesees eu&
situated 90 The Shenandoah river ebooe -
n.le below Lswns Mill. Sid - eooe91e
about four acres Of lapd-hss % - 49,
.bl, comfortable Dwsliiagi end ~ -
dsn Il chiefly vsivsbls, iselsdss 80 81 -
belt mill sites on the shenasdosh. -
. . hrst-rsts Stone Qvsrry jsss sbepD -
fslh; and 10 b thought tAers y -
eooush sirssdy qusrr,ss 70 bulk ~ oin--s
The propeuy, which 10 yell vessby - -
tsni'oa OF persons wishing 10 asts - -
isvsstsent. need not Be further 6sssssoe6, g
those wishing 10 purchase will t0selleso 80
anime u Tor themselves. Sale % taks pooGo
on the premises 81 ~ O'Clock, NJ.
Tsrms-Six mcatLs credit, he puGpAagD
money 10 BE- secured by deed Of srvss - -
Premises. SAMUEL. NePHEnooN,
SYsesS' Ces~isisav.
May Z, 1895. -ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
To Farmers.

HVHE subscribers PLASTER MILL nj
-. the old furnace Is nov ia complies
operation TO grind plaster for those who
may favor them With their custom. They
will also grind rye or corn with or without
the cob, and after this season. they will keep
. supply Of Ground Plaster, To accommodate
those Who may wish To purchase IL IN that
state. They have also on hand = quaptdy OF
q inch pine Boards. end . large supply Of
Stone Coal, vhish they ere disposed TO sell
iow Tor cash; aud - they have leased from,
John Pescher The bottom. from the miIl fobs
down 10 samuel StriderS Iise, they wi.h all
those who have lumber to SAID bottom. to
remove Il, unless they comply with the ZOE.
mer requitsi published se'as al years sEo.-
They are Slso reluctantly compelled 10 fos.
warn ell persons from trespsssing on sad
bottom with wagons, carts, &c. ~lthcut the
consent Of the subscriber
JAMES LANG. i.
May u, Is95-3t GEORGE YANTEs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
VALUABLE
PrORDPTfW for EuIp.

>iiE subscriber will offer st public sale,
= on Saturday aeri the l6ih ind., IN fron,
OF Fitzsimmons's hotel, formerly Beck.
han's.) Hsrpers-Ferry. his Island in
the Potomac. To persons Of enierprize. pos
sessed Of moderate amount Of capital. ihi,
property. from the peculiar advantage. Il hs.
would undoubtedly prove profitable invest.
ment Whether a tsnnery, brewery, saw
mill. or other machinery. requiring more ..
bundsnt water power. might be the object. TIN,
situation would be found usquestionabiy 10
have the superiority. 20 many respects, over
any IN the neighborhood. From the fertiIit,
OF the soil, its susceptibility Of high improve
meut; its proximity TO the ,siionai armory.
and the great public works that centre n
Hsrpers-Ferry, IL would prove a source Of
emolument to persons devoted to horticulture.
by the establishment Of pleasure gardens and
summer retreats. There are on the premi-
ses excellent wafer. and comfortable dwell.
lings. As II is presumed that those de.irou.
TO purchase, will examine for themselves. IL
Is deemed unnecessary TO state any thing fur
Their. but that bargain may be obtsined, by
attending on the day OF sale, ~ hen the term,
will be made known.
PATRICK BYRNE.
May II, 1885,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

WiIA ''snd tks pFeseei ssssos. % Non
asJs sed Tuesdays ~ The stable 81 he
soo's fioes Berkeley eouaty; sd on FFidays
ana osturdays 81 The ssbls o. NJ Wa. q
IsFgusoa, ness Col. tinssl I'D ell ~ lsg
70 @srsa - iss lov rate - s. ths ssasos
shsA may Be- discharged b. Ne psyusss q
snhia the sessosi SD te 10 IusaFe = aaFe
sHh tosl The seasoa vii tsFrsinsss On The
s9th % Juas. hARoN sTEUBEN y = aap.
PIE grey; hrst Fsis psesFs snd e Fsdiss
hofss. sqssl 70 say y ne VAllsv. We VS.
sired - on hyaiogs. 6e.-dsn 81 Bedford.
Arlll. %. 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

We learn from a western paper, that the
Rev. Mr.. Brooke, formerly Of Martinsburg,
and lately Of Georgetown, has accepted of a
call to Cincinnati, to become pastor Of the
Episcopal Church on Fourth s,reet--a splen-
did edihce lately erected.
We have also understood that the Rev. John
ID. Matthews has determined to remove TO
Norfolk. TO take charge Of one Of the Prcsby-
teriau congregations in that place
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

ssy thaa The psspae q Virginia, during the
late elections, have done dhhOnor 20 the State
BY he treatment hey have shown towards
some Of her Distinguished sons. The people
have permitted thenselvesto hear and be In
ansoced BY . species Of miserable slang,
which hisA-ninded virsiniaDs Ought TO have
sb6osred, and from which they ought To have
turned away their ears. Who that d IN en-
ighssosd patriot does not feel bin sta,e-pride
hunhied when be SEES viyinians listening.
With conpaacescy. 10 The Psating Of paerile
demasegse, who dcnounces candidates of first-
rate abilities boeause, fo,ooth, they arc pot
skilled In piougAing. because they are not me-
chanirs, Or because they ride in gigs Can any
OF these circumstances In any wise affect their
qualifications for odice, We snov Of one
individual who has been denounced ~ an enc
my 10 tho poor man, and the minds Of voters
were soured against him because be was repre-
scented 70 Be srissocratic; Jet TO that same IN
dividual, more than to any other. ], every Wiz
ginian voter indebsed, whose vote arises from
any other than freehold qualification.
The people srs espssis Of self-governmcnt.
Let this truth Be always remembered Let il
be borne about with US, Is common TO our
thoughts - though Il were impressed upon the
forehead Of every man we meet, or Inscribed
upon tAe Intel q every dwelling. And let II
not Be nochery. Let the people ms.;|sa
their capacity BY thinking for themselves; by
Judging Of candidate according To his qualif-
cations and not according to the leader whom
ne may have chosen to direct his footsteps.-
Let them refuse 10 coGn,enance arbitrary
power, even IL welded BY an angel; and lie,
them never fear to scrutinize impartiaily the
public acts Of public men. Thus will they
prove themselves worthy Of the ancestors who
reasoned, determined, and acted for themselves
in '7s; and thus only viii they ensure the con-
iinuanee Of that precious inheritance which
has been bequeathed 10 them, accompanied
with the condition Of "etepai vigilance
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
A BEAR.

IL Is said that an enormous bear was lately
caught among the Pine Hills Of the opequon.
He was first esPied, while taking morning
snooze, by farmer, who was going to his
eornfed. In short time posse was raised,
and, BY dint Of clubs. fenee-rai!s, dogs, and
ropes, Bruin was soon captured alive, and led
Oft from the held Of battle by his victorious
assailants, who made the welkin ring with
their shouts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

~ meeting Of the executive committee Of
The Berkeley and Jefferson Sunday school e.
mon, held in Sbepberdsto,yn on The 18th MAY.
The following resolution vas adopted:
Resoisef, Thai Monday the 8th Of June he
act apart Tor humiliation, fasting and prayer.
10 BE- observed By Ell the schools and al per-
sons friendly 10 Sabbath Schools throughout
ne Berkeley and jefferson Union; and that
this resolution b. published IN the Charle,town
and MariIHsburg paper.
ROBERT DOUGLAS, cA'a Cow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
A CONSPIRACY

Who would think that in Bos,on-the city
that boasts Of Faneuil Hall-an attempt could
be made to form an alliance between New
York and Massachusetts, for the furtherance
Of Van Burens prctensions Yet such n coali-
ton, u seem, IS attempted, and there is reason
to fear the attempt win prove successful We
refer the reader TO an article on this subject,
which we copy from the New England Maya
zine. II viii be found on our first page
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

The Fisheries on the Potomac are
nov abou, closing. Iadeed, many Of
the seines have been what Is lcehni-
eally called "cut out ALREADY. We
understand that, generally speaking.
Il has been . profitable season 10 those
engaged in The business. The Shad
sad Herring have also. We hear, been
uaeommonly Anee and large quanii-
ties have been caught.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
OUR SCHOOLS

Afsw days since, ws visited the room. in
the Academy occupied BY the Femals School
under the care Of the Rev. ALEXANDER Jsxrs,
for the purpose Of seeing the apparatus with
which he has lately furnished thai institution.
We needed no infounafica respecting his mode
Of teaching. or The proficiency Of his pupils;
for We learned, BY our early experience and
observation, his kill in nurtarng the budding
germs Of thought. We have alwsys eon.i-
dcr~d the excellence Of Mr.. Jooess system to
Be this tia: be aims to avoid burtheninx the
memory; to cultivate and strengthen the un-
derstandsne' TO impress upon the mind gene
raj principles, rather than abstract details; in
short, to regard and ,rca, his pupils as rational
being, and not As parrots.
Mr.. Jones has incurred considerable ex.
Pense In procuring his apparatus. lie has a
splendid electrical machine, hydrosia,ic bel
lows, illustrations Of the mechanical powers
and Of Euehds Elements, pair Of superior
globes, an orrery, chemical apparatus, n cabi-
In thus noticing Mr.. Joness seminary. we
are merely doing what VIC consider an nc, Of
sheer justice TO his laudablc exertiohs. We
are not drawing any invidious comparisons.
Nothing could be farther from our intentions.
u viii be remembered that on a late occasion
the Free Press spoke in terms of high com
mendation respecting the other Female School.
Char'cstown, indeed, Is peculiarly favored
with opportunities for the instruction of youth.
OF both sexes. In ono Of the lower rooms of
the Academy there Is \ classical school under
The care OF JoHS J. BRowS, Esq; and there is
another school Of the same kind, kent I'm IN.
basement story Of the Episcopalian lecture
room, by Mr.. JosErH BoiDEx. Both Of these
gentlemen, we have good reason to believe.
are well vesed in the branches they teach.
and they are well worthy of encouragement.
Besides these, there are several other school,
In town, devoted 10 the customary brapebe,
Of an English education.
To enjoy The labors Of good teachers, is an
invaluable privilegc-a privilege Of which
any town ought to feel proud. Yet, how little
are their services valued How little do some
parents consider their obligations to the faith
iui teacher who trains their offspring in the
ways OF wisdom and virtue obligations which
can never be cancelled by the pecuniary act Of
paying few dollars at the end Of the ouar.
ter,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
VE'OOs CardiMg. SC.

AhE Subscriber, having pot his establish
- ment IN good order, Is nov ready TO
receive Wool for esrding b,to Rolls, add
Cloth AZ usual, for Pulling aud DYING. No
pans viii be spared 10 give the fullest salts
faction; and 10 seeommodate, a. much a.
possible, those who may favor hin With the n
patronage. Wool, &c. will be taken IN al
the store Of Vim. s. Lock Il Co, Charles
town. and Il ur'. Mary Lines tavern, Lee.
to~ni whence II will be taken away and re-.
turned regularly once q week
sILAs OAK.
DaFkesViIIs. May ~. 1895
p. $. Az so'All jobs under one dollar
must be paid Tor When taken away, except 10
Punetuai customers, wbo have Opsa account,
with me. so
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

nv the Oveseefs q the POo- % JsRsF.
~ sou couaty, will BE- held 81 the tavern
% Mr. Isaac N Garter. N Ckarissiosn. On
The frat Monday IN Juss next. beiaE the Is.
Day ot the month. Al persons hasins
slams. viii present them on that DAY.
BY order, JOHN p BROWN.
May ~. is35. Ci,,I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
SprGag Goods.

TNIiH subscrtbsrs have just received .
4 splendid sssorIne nt Of hionsble Spring
Goods, which they invite their customers
and friends 90 call and examine.
They have on hard large sssortment Of
Eenilemens hos BOoss--pTice 81 IS. Other
aTtisle' will Be sold 10 the sane proportion.
X 4 , JOHNSON.
Camp Hill, May ~. is95
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
eEshe0f Mare.

"A COLTS Stake Is open FOE J years old
n raised IN Jefferson county, the get OF
any horse, but out Of known coarse mare.
to come OF some day during the fall NEE ting
one mile and repeat, for so bushels Of Wheat
side--P or P.-to close on the 18th July
There ere now J entries, being all the get Of
hoisPur. viz; Henry Gsrnhsrt, Adam Moier,
aud Colin Peter.
wM. CROW, Jr. Tisssursr.
May IL, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
.IOckey Clu6.

YHVHERE will he . meeting OF the Club Of
- HIS Tavern, on Monday next, (eourt
dsyO ~ o'clock. Bushes. or im poftapee
VIII be transacted, and every member will
please attend. THE SECRETARY
May II, 1895.
j.. s.. Garrison enters the get Of Zinganse
IN the $500 stakes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
TIE annual meeting Of the Jefferson Coun-
y ColonizaiiOn Society win BE- held Al ,he
Presbyterian Church IN ckarlestoun. On FRI
day. May 2Sth. The citizens ErnerAIly arr
invited 70 attend. BY order Of Tire Pre.isen,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

S1SSsf.-There Is a great demand for this
species Of property. Mr. Grow, Messrs.
Grggs, and MIR Malone arc all desirous OF
making purchases. AZ Winchester, we are
informed, there are buyers with 5000. 900 in
hand, waiting TO disburse 10 those who wish
20 sell.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
VALUABLE
JEFFERSO.V L.ayV.x2
For Sale.

VNHAT fine FARM. nov Ia the pssse.s,0.
- Of J. Il S. Crane, sitastad about tve
miles northwest Of Chsriestows, Jes.poe
sou1,y' va, aud ~ithis . short DISEASES q
HE winchester and Hsrpers.Ferry rsiI-roeA.
containing -Four Hundred and Six o. R~As
Aere. OF hrstrats limestone LAND-e0 er
W oil which 10 ia good timber, sad the Ia
lance ~ high state Of caItivs,,eo. eysrv
acre o. ~hieh. that Is 10, IN grsis. b wsii
set IN clover THIS farm Is 80 STUDDED. Via
regard TO water and tiasbss, (hayinx xsos 4
Two wells Of se'sr-fsiIing water, and Z 81.
spring mat waters nesrIy one saliss Ala sf
The farm,) Is to b conveniently dlvIaeS a.
t~o 'aru,' OF equal size. The coil o. M.
isrm l' that OF the very best vaIisy land. ~
ha. always produced equal 10 ans lanA 4, ~.
valley. The improvements are a sooS ~.
pie Orchard, comfortable DNellinx Ho,,.e.
good Barn, sisblinE. and other sees.ssr.
SPply To JOSEPH CaiNe
April 20, 1e35.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

An offer IS made, by the Messrs. Anderson.
oil New York, to trot the horse Edwin Forrest,
miles and repeat, against any horse, marc,
or geldins in the United States, for IS, 900 or
$4,000 The race to take place on any day
previous to the 1t Of October next, over the
CentrcVille Trotiing Course, IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

"lLL b sold. ct public sale, on IMo.-
w dsy tAs 2sth iasf.. st the res,eencs OF
The late Miehsel kid~ile<. in the neigh
hood OF the Old Furnsee. . stout hearty NE.
Gho MAN, Who 10 hrst-rsts farm hand,
and most sxcelisnt Grader, mower, kc.-
Terms, essh. X. DUfFiELD. Admir-
May 81. 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

UVHE members % Triluminsr Lodge, No.
n III, have determined 10 coasserals
their heS Hell IN Smithheld, on saturday
the Oh Of Juss next The uBdsFsikned. :
sonniiiee appointed Tor the purpose o. max
isg suitsble arrangements, most cordially in-
Vits the brethren 81 Ell the neigh boring
Lodges. snd ell bssthrss IL Feguisr standine
70 JOIN them n The Processioa. 81 II O'Clock
o. D. EATY,
WJ WATSON.
r. TiMBERLARE,
Ed. s. BELL,
JOHN Y. SMITH. .
NsJ 81, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

we un3erstsnd thst ear Win seen be
pAaos1 90 Ne pOrsioa u ~ rail rod west q
HaB,0wn. TAb ear ~ill Be- ussd oaIy 10 ear
- - irsus sna oshsr uaieriai SEEDED b. lhs
wurAnea alsaE ns line.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

Two enable gesusasa vho ere sssireas ol
u Improving their stock % Cattle. . GILL
let The me Imported Short HON BuLL. 70
Gently sent 70 ths county b. sr. q. d. shsp-
herd. 70 Tsw COWS, st he price Of IS Is.
10 Be sent With The coz. lie " nos q ny
farm. where thoss Who svs sds.irsr ef 6ss
stock eau zee hin-
q. sREFHERD.
NAV Z. 1886 Ut.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
Je6erson( gM.).Joekcy Cimb.

~eHefsO"( s~.).SOckcy CiMb.
AlLL be run for. on the first d.,s
w meeting next fall, = scsepsfak,, for
colts and hlleys. 3yesrs old, one mile sod
repeat-sntrsnee 500. half forfet-l or
more to make q race
On the second days meeting, asweep.,sLes
Tor colts and hlicys, ) sears old. two mile,
and repeat--entranee $500, half forfeit-3 or
more 10 make q race.
colts stake is also open for the get Of
this spring Of any and all the stallion. IN the
valley OF Virgins, to lie run the fall Of 1899;
entrance $500, half fosfeii-o or more 20
make . race.
All the above stakes 10 close b. the lst Of
August. 1895.
Due notice will be given Of the time Of
racing, &c. which will be arranged To suit
the great courses. Our purses will, n. u.n.I.
be at the stand. and ned less than $500 Tor 1
miles, $500 for miles, &C.
WA. CROW, Jr. TSss,.
Chsriestown, April 30, 1885
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
Trust Snle.

10y virtue Of two deed, Of trust s,.ru,.a
~ 10 the subscribers, the first by william
Cleveland, bearing date the 22d dsy Of Al.
susi, 1884, the other BY sad William Gave
, ,n ana Jane D. his wife. bearing date the
i2'h day Of September, 1884, and beth No.
corded IN the Court Of JeGeson eoanty. viii
DC Sold Of public auction. on Tixss ne SEA
day 81 Juas n<Ti. before the Court House
aoor an Charlestown. the following Property,
situated IN Charlesiowo, TO vii: q HOUSE
and LOT near the Academy, lately The pro-
perry Of MIR. Edward Hsgtes, and aIsc 90
animPro'sd lot adjoining the stable lot Of
Mr.. ]. u. Doogls,s.
one-iourth Of the purchase mosey 20 b
paid "a hsnd-ons fourth N, Al. moo,k.-o..
IourIh IA twelve mopihs-and oae-fovr,A ~
eighteen months, with iatsrest. The ned.
'o' securing The deferred ps, meats Win b
made known ~ the dsy Of sale.
CHARLES BOARAiAN,
April %. 1895. T,v<,..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
Negroes
May 81. Is35.-b.

WISH to purchase so WEoROra Of
- both sexes, from ~ to % yesrs az ses.
also wish 10 gets 6rst-rate Blacksmith ard
q Carpenter. For such a. suit me. eaIeu-
late to give hbsral prices. Asy inf,rma-
ton BY mail will be attended To.
q. W. MALONE.
ChariestOvn. Va, May ~, Is35.--9t.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
RarsW Bmmeh FBeans,

nEcElyED uithin u.a prsseat uaoih
~ (Asy) - ths Chariestown Aposhsesry sni
Bed Stare, anoahsg rupply n EaEiy E4sch
ntsns, a several sorts.
sf.v 7 las
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
Trust Sale.

nY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed 10
~ the undersigned - trustee, by John A.
Johnson. late Of this county to secure the
Psymeat To samuel end James HabIs Of .
certain sum Of money therein mentiooed, 4
viii proceed TO cell 10 the highest bidder.
Tor ready money. 90 Saturday fAs 23i ssy Of
-Nsy vert. oil the right, title. and interest Of
the said Johnson IN two undivided shares IN
the Avon nill. property, and So acres and
some poles Of Land. on the south side Of the
Shenandoah river bslonging to the ss,ste Of
Daniel ksbls, sen. deed.
The sale to take place on the premise.
early in the day.
JAMES W. MecURDY,
April %. 1896. T,u.,,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

HviE subscribers have just received their
u supply of SPRING GOODS. which
'Asses ,ss's stock very large end eusplese,
embracing sl~ost every srticis usually ksps
m country siosrs, and in demand. As ve
are dstermiaed To reduce our extensive
stock, ssss, bargains may b expected. We
invite our frseads and customers To call and
supply themselves. We assure them the
shalt not be disappointed. a. we positively
shi sell Goods very cheap.
}. L.. 4 u. RUSSELL
Bsrpers-rerry. AprtI 10 ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
Land on fhe BRlssktM.
COUNTY, VIRGINIA
roR SALE.

HVHE subscriber wishes TO sell his FARM
n near the mouth Of BuIlskin, JefIsr-
son County Tho BuIlskin runs through il.
and the Shenandoah river AZ one end OF il.
u consists Of i7ti acres-about 200 acre,
OF Il are cleared. The greater part OF ths
remainder heavily timbered. A large portion
OF 70 nov IN clover. u IL about S miles
from the line OF the Winchester end Poton,se
Rsh Road. which, when completed. will give
the utmost facility in getting 10 the Baltimore
market. The land will be shewn 10 spy one
wishing TO purchase, by Mr.. william Jink lbs.
on the premises. q will be sold together or
divided to suit purchasers.
}. c. Y. TAYLOR,
NEAR Bsryyviil', Frsdsriek Co., Ta.
May ~. ls35.-lt
Torch Lgh, HsgsrsiO,en, and Ersmiasy.
FsdsTiekiOrcH, viii iassyt ihs sbovs sad Coyws,9
aeeouats 70 this e6ics.
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MERCHANT
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TiIis property lics On TIE -
: mSn Settlement, IN f.ostdzs.
f'out 2 miles fron the canal q
n one a. Ne bra What peizkt.s
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y. ~. - e. W.: sRisgstsk
VAIL give ne highest nsgtss price 70
w Goods for aay qasutity of WOOL,
Wsshsd o. navashsd.
Cbavissiosa. Nay ~. 1895.
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WISH 10 purchase clean washed WOOL.
II Tor which will give the highest market
price n. KEfES.
May IL, 1895.
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