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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

HAVING rented Daoiet IiaIaess Mill on
II Bullskin Ran, and pct The same is cosa-
psets repair. am noe fsady 10 receive and TO
grind all kinds Of GRAIN. Earnestly IN
vite those VIM have heretofore been eusto-
msrs TO the mill Ia give me = trial with the ~
Corn and Rye, IS am dcieruL ed TO turn
my most particular attention TO the grinding
Of that kind of gram; nj least 80 Ear a. 10
grind all that may be sent Ia the Mill. Far.
ners may rest assured that their grain shall
be we'll ground, and with the utmost despatch h.
! will also DO ready ut all times to give the
highest cash prices for Wheat, and wish
those having wheat FOR sale 10 give me a call
will also grind Wheat at the CUSTOMARY
rates Of grinding for toll. aud by the rogue ),
OF the owner, will put their Flour IN Market,
aud thereby AVOID them any further trouble
with u, ~ will attend Co the sales and make
their returns Puociuaiiy snd al the shortest
notice. Twill stand the inspection Of either
the Baltimore, Georgetown, or Alexandra
Markets. JAMES C.. FORD.
July o. lSJ5-1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

DURsUANT 10 deed u trust. made b,
y samuel A'PhsFsoa s0d 1sfy be Wile
70 The Subscriber, dated Ire lslh 81 ssplsa.
bsfs 1888, % order 10 secure william %
Hough and Villas sunnsrs. the forms
as security for ihs said samue l'Ai'Fhsrson.
~ aesFtaia sun 0fnoosJ .thsrein nsnii0nsd.
shich deed q trus, y or record 10 the
Clerks Oehes q L0Vd0us county. viii h.
sold. a publie sale. o. The 18th " The 7lh
moeih, (Jsiy,) 90 he pfsmiass. the SD
SaBsswel W'PhersOu's Will,
Gee sad half miles sorSh q wstsrford
siih = large and eoayenisut DwsIlins
Hlouse.
The Mil = i4sgs bsiek buildiax. wsh
tafss pair Of stonss--iw0 q whieh are zoe
,nefehant Work. Gee I've and ne otbsr as
feet burra. The wheels ars a. o. A. fssi
over ssoota, On good stFsaa, aad n good
slssd for business.
The teras vii bs nsAs knoss "a tss ds,
ofssie. Sod sseh title asts 10 ne pusshssss
- Ne sobseriber u snpowess1 % rsaks, b
WILLIAM y. sTEER.
Jone q, lsJs.--U, Tsusffs.
~ Asy Dsssos sishiaxio psfchass. Aai
bsiisr caii sd siev The property. - sa
suHroes u thoeId - ~. 10 satisfy ne al.sgs
slsins. SAMUEL M'PugRSoN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
Watches, Jesrcifery, sc.
NJ. s. BROWN g. co.

PEG leave 10 inform their friends and the
~ public IN general, that they have jusi
returned from The cities, aud have now open
cd at their
MITCH & JEWELLERY STORE
\ very large assortment Of articles ia their
line, consisting, ia part, OF
Cold aud Silver Watches Of every kind and
Of very superior quality,
splendid assortment OF rich Jew ellery
OF The latest eity fashions,
iibe assortment OF Plated and Britannia
Ware. -
Gold and Silver Spectaeles, TO suit all ages
large quantity Of Cutlery, (Rogers'.,)
Such a. Pen knives, Scissors aud RaEors,
quantity Of very fine riding, gig, and sui.
key Whips,
Canes, Powder Flasks, shot and bird Bags
Silver Ware manufactured, and always on
hand. Fancy srticiss Of all kinds can be
found at this establishment. Watches re-
paired and warranted, and ali kinds Of En-
craving neatly executed. We invite ladies
and gentlemen 10 call AID examine.
Shepbe rdstown, July =, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

House OF Entertainment,
the Valley Hotel, nearly in The centre Of the
town Aforesaid; and having been patron
ned Tar beyond my expectations, . take
this opportunity To return my grateful and
very sincere Acknowledgements TO q gene
rous public, and at the same time assure ira
veilers and others, that Z shall not relay 10
my exertions to make guests, Who may IA
sor me with call. comfortable. The best
viands and iuxuries the market affords shall
be procured for my table; my osiicr under
stands hrs business; aud . shall not fail to
Keep supply Of hay and oats. Tho market
nj this time, for all supplies in my line, Is
known TO be very high. . shall, however,
TOR the present, make no change IN my usual
low charges.
~ the commencement Il was my inien-
too 10 sesp literally a"Tempcrsnoe Botei;''
but for considerations not necessary nov To
mention, I have kept aud shall continue 10
Keep the best liquors the country affords. -
Nevertheless. hereby pledge m, self To the
public that there shall be no inlemrersucc
IA house over which has. control 1
hyve heretofore done business for ne adv mo-
ncy only, End by doing so. have found rcci-
Prociiy Of interest between my patrons aud
myself keep no book at my bar OF thu,
iine, nor shall J ever keep one. Of course
no credit will be expected; certainly none
VIII be given. Under all the circumstance.
before stated, ask aEd solicit a continuance
Of public patronage.
ISAAC y. CARTER.
Chariestown, July ? 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION OF JEr-
fEKSON COUNTY


A Convention Of delegates from IN, Ten
peranee Societies Of jefferson was held n
Chariestown. on the .th July. lc55. for The
purpose Of forming Co'niy Union 10 pro
mote the cause more eHectually.
The following gentlemen apreared and too
their seats as delegates:
From the Society Of Shepherds.
town-Dr. john Quiyley, DIR. +. A.
Mcneil, Rev. Robert Douglas. Mes.
sieurs Michael Hensel, John Boro(,
John Miller, Jacob Hill, John Kenne.
dy.
Society of Char'estown-Messrs.
Andrew Hunter. Thomas A. Moore.
John j. Brown, VIM. G. Worthington.
Thomas Likens, Henry X. Young, Du
Val Polk.
Society Of Harpers-Feny-NIcssrs.
Charles G.. Wintersmith and Adam
Rhulman.
On motion OF Mr.. Brown. Doctor
Quigley was called 10 the chair. and ID.
Polk appointed Secretary.
DR.. Mcneil, by request of the Com
mittee OF Arrangements, opeacd the
Convention with prayer.
The President then stated the object
OF the meeting, and, at the suggestion
OF MIR. Moore, committee of three
were appointed TO draft and submit a
constitution for the proposed Union.
Committcc-Nessrs. Brown. Win
tersmith, and Douglass.
On motion, committee of three
were appointed to prepare resolutions
expressive Of the sentiments of the
Convention relative 10 the Temperance
cause.
Communicable. Mcneil, Messrs.
Rhulman and Worthington.
The Committee 10 prepare a consti-
tuition reported one for the government
OF the Union, which was, after some
amendment, unanimously adopted.
The Committee on Resolutions sta
ted that they had fulfilled the task as
signed them, and were ready to report;
but, inasmuch as the shortness of the
time and pressure of other business
would prevent the consideration which
the subjects Of the resolutions demand
ed, recommended that il be waived by
this Convention.
The recommendation was acceded to.
and the committee discharged.
The Convention proceeded to organ .
ize the Union by an election of officers.
and appointed committee of six, TO
Wit, Messrs. Moore, Brown, Rhulman,
Wintersmith, Hensel, and Hill, 10
make nominations, who, after consul
tation, presented ticket which was
unanimously carried.
Messrs. Wintersmith and Likcns.
and DIR. Mcneil were appointed to Sc
lcct the time and place for the frs,
meeting of the Union, and. in accord
ance with their recommendation il was
resolved, that it should take place in
! Shepherdstown, on the last Tuesday OF
February next.
The minutes OF the proceedings
were then read, and on motion, it was
resolved, that they should Designed by
the President and Secretary, and pub
lished in the newspapers OF Jefferson
The hour having arrived fon Mr..
Hunter to deliver his address on Tenn
perancc, the Convention closed lis ses.
sion aud adjourned.
JOHN@QUICLEY, Pres.
DU VAL Polk, Sec.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
suEruEnp,rows. ,rlr aru Is

SCLr lSJJ-
10 the Editors Of fhe Free Press.
In looking over the pages Of the Charles
town Argus" for July Bird, I discovered, in the
editorial remarks, certificate OF mine, given
10 John Wysong at his earnest request, with a
view, now find, for publication. here so
lemnly state, that the said certificate was
signed by me without reflection, and without
critical examination. Mr.. wysons asked II
Tor The purpose of countericting- a report m
circulation IN Shepherlstown, or some infer
ences drawn against him Us a collector; and,
~ he had had many claims of mine in his
hands, ! informed MIR. W,song, at the time of
his application, that was mol satisfied with hi,
conduct towards me. IL I had known that
MIR. Wysons intended to have INV certificate
published nth the view 10 establish himself
and TO MAKE the impression that lac had been
dealt with rather severely by the court of this
county, and tina; was perfectly satisfied with
him, lac would not have obtained any thing
from me upon any consideration. Il was
gwen solely with the view 10 screen hun from
the accusation Of having rctlined money in his
hands after having collected il.
DAVID KEPLiNGER.
In addition TO the above, you will please
publish the subjoined certificate, which con-
lains, as nearly as I can recollect, a correct
report oil The conversation had with MIR.
McMurran on the subject Of consiables-
which perfectly agrees with the statement he
has made, as far rs have heard
hereby certify, that I presented petition
10 Mr. Joseph McMurran 10 have another con-
stable appointed; that thought il was neces-
sary, and asked hun what lac thought, and he
replied that he thought SO, some time ago
and after having looked at the signers TO il, he
sand II was not necessary TO have any more;
that hc expected To be on the bench at the
next court. then told him I had given a
number Of accounts into Mr.. wysong's hands
Tor collection sixteen or eighteen months ago.
10 The amount Of three OF four hundred dol
lars, and some ON good men as any in the
county, and that hs had collected but small
amount. And ] remarked that We might as
well have no constables al ALL
DAVID KEPL.NGER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
Trust Sale.

virtue VI a deed OF trust executed To-
~ The subscribes Jacob Myers, be.ti..s
date on The 25th day Of July. ls3l, and COW
OF record IN the County Court Of Jeherson,
WI be offered, at public suction, to the h.za-
est bidder. Tor cash. on SATURDAY. lis liza ~
~ JAY. 1888. al the horse Of Mir. Mar, ".
Myers, IN Jefferson. and near Mr.. iIit. VII.
itss, all the interest of the sad Jacob Myers
IN and 10 certain TRACT Of LAND. par
hcui1riy described an said trust, sad sYppos-
ed 10 contain MS acres; the interest Of The
SAID Jacob Myers being 81 undis idcd sixth
part OF said land; and. also, the Zee .iu rie
interests In the hsirss of two other uudis .ied
.iKih parts Of the said tract. TO wit; the sn.
divided sixth parts OF Csthsrioe Pyles, (fvr-
merly CaIharine N,er>,) and has brother
Jeremiah Myers, which said Zee simple ia :
tere.ts, BY the deeds Of said Cztharine AID
Jeremiah, were conveyed 10 the said Jacob
Myers and his brother Henry Mysr.; ths
,aid jacob aud Henry being entitled 10 the
hall OF each SAID sixth part. but subject, ne
,erihe'sss, To . life estate, conveyed by said
deeds, Of Mary 10. Myers in the said s,xth
parts. The interest or the said Jacob will
Oe sold TO secure 10 Mary VI. Myers the paw.
msni oi the sums specified in tho trust, and
the sale Will take place al the place hereto
tore mentioned, the residence OF said Mary
NJ Myers, beng on the premises TO DC sold.
JOHN A. THOMPSON, Tfusfes.
May 81. lSj5-ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
HOTEL.

VENUE undersigned, having taken that spa
n eio,s Hotel on Msip Street, Chsrlss-
town. Jederson County, We lately occupied
BY Mr.. Michael fIill, Gill be prepared 10
open y BY the 20th Instant
The 2roximiiy Of this 6nc sstabIissmeni n
The COuft-IIouss. snd ils elevated situation,
render Il peculiarly sgfsssble. - 10 its loea-
ton aod the undersigned pledges himself
10 endeavor. BY good cad pleot,ful sec0mmo-
dsuons. BY stienlivs servants aud by care
fol supsriatssdeuss himself. 10 give sGtisfao-
ton " bis guests.
The best liquors uill slways Be found 81
bis bar.
a share o. the public psironage - respect
fully solicited
PRESLEY MoREnEAD
Jaly Q. ta7s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
400 DOLLARS aCwARD-

y AN away from the subscriber on the
u = 9Th instant. 4 nulatlo man tanned
TARLTON, about IS years old, Eve feet
s or 10 inches high, stout made, long bush
hair, rather 1eshy, ssa Of bloaIed sppsaf-
apce probably has scar on the outside ofhis
left leg = little above the ankle, occasionsd by
cut with n Grading scyIhe. Also, a similar
ore on ooe Of his elbows. lie probably tool
with bim . blue csssiOett coat aud paata-
looms, new Burlap roundabout, drsb eassinet
great coat with cape. black fur hat, add Sul,-
day shOes. Also, on the 10Th Of June last, q
dark mulaito boy, (searly black named
JOE, about 10 years Of Sge, 5 feet 8 or 10
inches high. very down took when spoken
To OF speaking, has large lips aud speaks very
thick. Had on, whsh he started, . BurIap
shirt and panislOOhs, al old white fur hat, aud
Sunday shoes. hut may have obtained other
clothing. Tie is probably with TsritOn.
will give the shove reward fos both, aud
$500 for either &c tskeR out Of the State Of
Virginia elO0 " taken IN The stats end out Of
the county Of Frederick; or $50 IL taken Ia
the county, aud secured. In either esss, 90
thst get them again.
LEWIS NELL.
Near Battletown, July 3. IS15.--3,'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
TO THE CUSTOMERS
Of the CIlarlestOVgn Will,
Ind Farmers generaNy

TAKE tits method Of rendering you my
~ grateful acknoW Judgements for The liberal
patronage ! have heretofore received, also
10 correct The in'pression that had sold
the Cbssiestows Mill thought had sold.
bat u was mistake. The mill u nov ~
complete order for the reception Of grain of
all ki"ds; aud the highest prices tlIs markets
below will Afford, will b. paid, al al times.
for Wheat For those who prefer grinding,
their -four, if they vfsh II, shall be delivered
IN Baltimore on a. good lerDs as Il can b.
done from any of the BeiehbOfiHg Mills -
The oisIl Snl be reed foe The Barrel. u re-
questod. iexPeet 90 make arrangements 10
furnish Plaster, end most likely % grind IT,
Flour, Corn and Rye Meal will be sold 81
moderate prices foF cash. and cash Only. H.
short, 30 pains shall be spared 10 sceomuso-
date, and no Farmer can loose By bringing
be Nbeat 20 ny Nit ! shall. therefore,
hope for eontiausnee Of past favor.
WA. y. LOCK.
July ., 1915.
n. AN persons having oEaIl due then
viii please 10 take q away, % q may
spoil. W.F.I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09


~ virtue u deed Of tFual, sxseuted q
Ab the subscriber on the asah das Of A.
gust. 1892, sad duty recorded - sAs Clerkt
o'iice OF The CouaiJ Court " 1enss.on, a.
seeHre certain debt therein msatiosad. orl-
kinaiiy due frOm l.. wssassg 70 JesepA a.
Russell. bot b. subseqaeat asslgemans -
sgFssmspt betwesa he pastiss, aew A,a
Iron Jostph l.. Snsiib 70 isopkiqz = bya.
ihsfs Of bsliimors. sbsn proceed 3 ssli. -
ihs highest bidder, lof cssh, ~ Fsi<ss ~ ~
a-y - JAiy ssFf, 81 she IMTHnEe
held BY sad WsrBvss Il sad date. = So
Naioabis Island Property. neaf Hsrper.- -.
" sabrscing tbs S-1W .NILl, DHELS Easn
HOUSES, sod other imprO,snsuis ssiu.t.e
heroes, % 20 mseh thfFsof 81 aay g. -.
eesssFy sale So tsks plsss % Ne prsa,i.ss
a. O'clock, = a..
JOHN FiTZslMNONa
June Z, 1885. r..
Jfhs above sale 10 posipessS ,nAil
TN lost July 2, tss9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
.IEMsie SehOOE.

NJ cARUsi respectfully Informs the
~ . ciuEens Of Charlestown, She pheris.
iowO, ADD Vieiniiies, that no has commenced
bis school, where he Is ready 20 impsrt In.
strueIions for performing upou tho Piano
fortr, Guitar, ko. Those who wish to learn
will please 60 make immediate application.
a. hIs stay will be only Tor one quarter.
Apply At AIRS. GrIEgss boarding house.
N. B. Ne Will also tune PiaAOss.
Iulv o IB35
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
.N0fkce.

TENDING TO decline thesfercsntile bu-
~ siness' J will offer. at private sale, all my
stock OF GOODS ON hsnd, comprising an
assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensvare,
Hvdrure, &c.
will rent the STORE HOUSE now oe-
euPy' Until the Ist day Of April next. Per-
sons wishing TO purchase and rent, will call
on me and viii make known the terms.
! will also Oder Tor sale, the DWELLING
HOUSE ! now occupy. Attached are a XII.
Chez, smoke house. stable, and good gar.
den- Bong in central part Of the town,
opposite the Valley Bank. persons DESTROYS
OF purchasing, are requested to call aud vie y
The property, when The terms will be made
known. GEORGE HUMPHREYS.
Charlestown, july 9. 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
MR.. BoYDEN'S SCHOOL.

A public examination of this gentle
mans school took place on Friday
evening last. The visiters were nu-
merous and respectable. and the i'm
preston left upon the minds Of all was
manifestly favorable. To say that sheer
justice requires public notice of this
well-conductcd Institution, would in
deed be expressing feeling cvinccd by
all who were present; but certainly the
school demands from us a more special
commendation. Never did boys ac-
quit themselves better, and never was
a preceptor entitled to more credit
To judge the tree by its fruits, is a rule
OF Divine wisdom. and OF course OF
uneTing justice; and applying this rule
20 MIR. b. and his pupils, the highest
encomiums would be merely adequate
to their merit. II is not our intention
Co puff Mr.. Boyden's admirable system
OF instruction, and the fine training Of
his boys. He requires none. We
would simply direct public attention to
a school, which, without doubt, offers
advantages equal TO any other in the
Valley. The number Of pupils which
Mr.. b. is willing to receive is limited,
having no assistant and intending TO
bestow personal attention TO his scho-
lars, his object is not TO keep a large
school, but rather a select one: and we
understand that his number is now
nearly made up.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
Land for safe.

OVER fcs sale tbs irse, u LRAn
= The Opsqnsa, Bov ~ ths eosesss,os
WHhsm Nsgeiy. u esafsias betne~e
sd 90 kuhffed aerss a ans npsoroa s
tom, besiass from 80 70 90 sefes ~ -
lsnd uudtf good fsneiog Esd ssltiFnsi.e 7.
The whois tract OIL eontsia grsm Aos Il
go aefes - TIE purchaser ms shaoss. =. I
evn also NJ sdioisias isad Tsfns 80 y
accommodating ss8 easy.
" ~ O TUcEgn.
Weodbary. Jans ~, is15. --ln.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
Bunk Of Tie Valley ia YTrginia.

JUNE oUIHt $50.
yENHE annual meeting Of The stockholders
II Of the Bank Of the Valley in Virginia,
for the election Of Directors for the Mother
Bank, and its Offices Of Discount and Depo-
ate. will be held at the Banking House in
Winchester on Wednesday the 23d DAY Of
Jolly. Al. NJ. BRENT, Ca,Lier.
Winchester July .. IS35
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

a man 20 the east, adveriises that he
Wiii pay no debts u his wife's contract
ing as she has deprired him Of his bed
and board by locking him out Of has
mouse, and refusing 70 admit him The
WHEN extcnuation. says that she ne-
Yer refused 10 admit him when he was
'oofr' winch Of late has never been the
case. We commend her decision.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09
r.. MOVES,
DENTAL SURGEON.

FrSsa Ne. 60. LO,a5srd-N Bsiiiasys,
HQEING "a = VsR b. jefferson county. uith
NJ view 10 extend tiie benefits u his pro-
fessiun, Wiil, Coz he present. be- found Al the
valley Hotel 10 ChaficsiOun. fio fespscifuL
y isudeTs bis services b. "a who Uiay need such
sid iB tee several tr4nsises Wiich be profas-
st1n embraces. sfd confidently tuists that ~,
expcrience anil ssiii Will b. found not inlsrior
n ue most popuiar Druti.ts in he United
states. fcrsous wh0 ssh a. preserve ll,eis
issih, ard avoid uie Consequence Whieh their
ioss ilusi oceasion, eonnoi H. t0O strongly an
prts,ed " "a ile imPoriancr e pas iuE 30 eaFiy
sitcnttou - them, especially - every us-
ht iiihy roudition II 90 fssfk ai.d gsas. ~
solves Interests ~ great Il not II lifetime az
pnriance. The pfe>ervation q fi,e issfh 0'ixht
% b. an object Il anxicty sni solgit nde - eve
~ ifdiF dual. nui only foF o. mssieatiou ~
feed. afd tss hcalth 81 he geasrai jsiefn. hfi
&c ac0rrcri en1far iiifa, q isHxnsr. NJ y
y prepared o. gise Ne mosi Satisfactory icsii-
iaos.iais. aud a. mot fysj,cetsbis rrlefcnccs,
~ % ht eharsstrr. aid asiiisy ard stdl n hi,
rrelessino.
chsrlssissB, l1e IS, isgj
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A h
Geo 2 Alien
William Brown 2
Charles Burton
Jaeobinc Baker
Elizabeth Brown
Robert W. Baylor
James Bcrr,s
John Brooks
Helen Brady (colorcd
~oman)
Thomas y Belll
e.
Edwai j Coyle
Margaret Crutchcr
Robert X Conrad
Peter ID Cockern
Edward Colgate
ID
Margapt Dixon
John = Dean
D. r
Frederirs EIrant
MARY Ensles
Margaret Funk
Edward Fitzgerald
James W Finley
John Y f9rrow
Elizabeth Flood
Ford y Snyder
frsnecaM Grigss
John Grohank
Henry Gray
J.cob Guyer
Thomas Callahan
n
John II,H~boic
Thomas llumphrcys
Eliza lieldwhoie
Vim Henson
Jacob L High
James Hill
Grafton Howard
Stewart u llarr.ll
William liooH
Francis l. Hamilton
Elizabeth Holmes
Ann Hammer
DIR Hunter
Garter Harris
Ro,ey iiudnell
DAVID How ell
Jas n W Howell
Walter Hunter OF Mr.
Bog
Isaac iicMw hole
John T. Hughes
EdwaEi ilinklc
Cyrus ilibbins
Thomas HIte
Mrs N Hnnnecke or
& q Stewart
Mlry r Hammond or
Richard " ,lliams
Jacob = lilgcs
Hamilton Jefferson
Charles jenkins
Ann Jackson or
Jesse Brown
n
Henry Kramer
jeremiah Kirk
Shelton kjni-lI
John i.annon
July ?, 1885.
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SEVERAL vISITERs.

Very profitable speculaiions in land.
cd property have lately been made Al
Bangor, Maine. One instance is sta.
ted Of a gentleman who made firth
thousand doiiaVs ~ three daysi Iii.
said ell the specula:ions are fortunate.
The bite, We suspect, is yet tocome.
Rich. C0ur.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

.4mericon Pop'Laiion.--The wife Of
young man Of Massschusc Is. now
resident in Maine, has presented him
with Pre- children in the space Of eierea
months; two a. one birth and three at
another.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-09

49, aV@~
s John Lay
Z john lersnce ?
5 Louisa La,diey
John Lake
5 Mr. Lay
? Gilbsrt Laurence
: Mary Lewis
s NJ
. Benjamin Maxwell
) Tlsos L Marshall
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