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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-09

.Ir Reesiie in his bid engages and binds
himself thus: "whenever Government ex-
rt> sses shall he required, will convey
them IN the shortest time practicable with
out any expense 10 the Department. And
be adds; that he win carry the mail with
as much speed as man and horses and ma.
chinery win allow, whether on the railroad
when completed, or any part OF il wheth.
or by steamboat during the season, or in
-four horse post coaches at ell times Of the
day, and at any season Of the year; al
ways using such expedition as the Post
master General may prescribe, and with
the same rapidity as any express can be
conveyed" II was determined, il SCENE,
that neither the steamboat line, railroad,
nor safety carriages should get the con-
tract from him. The contract binds him
10 run through in thirteen hours, TO run
two mails day. morning and afternoon,
"always give such further increased expe-
diiion as may at any time be necessary to
perfect The connexion al each end Of tho
route, and furnish Government expresses
when required for the addi,iodal sum Of
$4,000 dollars per year
II the mails were faithfully carried un-
der such bid and contract, the commit.
tee cannot perceive how necessity could
exist for another regular express mail, nor
for any expresses. unless upon some sud.
den and pressing emergency. lf two mails
were run with any thing like the promised
rapidity. leaving 10th Fine cities every
morning and afternoon, certainly all the
purposes Of spondencc. business, and
news would be answered. and all the just
claims upon the Government in relation
10 The mails satisfied The two mails
were run morning and evening, at least
they have been paid for at the rate Of
10000 dollars. But in addition TO this,
we find in MIR Resides account, the fol-
lowing items - LIST Jan. 1888. Express
mail, ISL dollars so cis. per quarter. For
express mail from lst January 1882,
$3.50 90 Extra expense incurred in
keeping three extra teams between New
York and Philadelphia. in consequence
OF the frequent detention at New York
from one 10 two hours, for distribution
Of foreign mails, they frequently arriy
ing just as the mail was departing from
the lst January TO the Sist Dec 1882.
$4,000 90
Ist April, 1858. An express mail, 1S7 SO
LIST July. 1888 An express mail, ISL 80
ist Oct. 1888. An express mail 7s7 80
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sAET L. NIA Il aa e T..
HROUND ALUM. s. FINE SALT
gE AND MACKEREL, just received
and for sale by
HOGMiRE s. BOYD.
Nov. 6, 1884.
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R.AZOR STRIP.

The Patentee is not inscnsibIe OF The
impositions that have been, and now are
daily prac,ised upon the community, ny
pufs Of pretended Improvements. The only
puff he wishes his "Hone and Strap 10
receive, is that need of praise voluntarily
awarded it, by those who have experien
ced its beneficial results upon razor; and
that all may have an opportunity OF eXpe-
riencing such results for themselves, the
Patentee will appoint agents for the ptln-
cipal cities and towns Of the United States
who will be constantly supplied with the
article, and who will be authorized to
place in the hands of responsible gentlemen
one of them for trial; and il by using one
or two months they prove themselves to be
no "uankee share" One Dollar will pay
for il, and if any gentleman on such trial
is not fully satisfied Of its superior utlttty,
he is at liberty 10 return the strap.
The Directions accompanying this arti'
Gle, will be signed by f. Nj. Pomeroy, the
sole Pateptce, and only manufacturer
All inlringcments Of this patent VIII be
prosecuted by the patentee.
4T-The above Strap just received anu
for sale by
WILSON s ANDERSON.
Dec %, 1884.
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Office ofthe Martins5arg Savings Institution
Innf. @ IN2l

y
EBY resolution of the board Of direct
EE ors Of this institution the following
rates Of Interest have been adopted for the
government of the Treasurer thereof in
receiving money on deposite, viz:
For deposites payable
ak months after demand, | nee ce,,t,,,,,
certificates may be issued mr. aanu,0
bearing an interest al the
rate of
For deposites papable
-four months afterdemand, mr. csn,,,,,,
certificates may be issued ,sr n,,u,,,, .
bearing an interest at the
rate OF
For deposites payable
ninety days after demand, oe, .c,t,,a
certificates may be issued ,s,. o,,,,u,n
bearing an interest at the
rate Of
BY order
ID. BURKHART, Treasurer.
July 10. 2S34.-tf
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PcMERox'S gAZAIgT RACER
9RR EP

WN NJ. POMEROY, having for more
ELo than twelve years past been cnGa-
ged in the manufacture of Razor Straps,
has spared no pains and neglected no ex-
pertinent which he supposed might lead
TO the discovery of the grand desideratun';
and having succeeded beyond his most
sanguine expectations, is now prepared TO
offer TO the public his very superior
METALLIC HONE e. ELASTIC
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THE POST OFFICE.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE.
Oh Tie Post OGice ana Post Reals,

Resides contrecs- phi!a.fclpii7 70 Nelc York.
The contract of James Reeside TO carry the
mail on route no s5l, from Philadelphia TO New
Y ork, was noticed in former report Of your
committee as evidence ofthe iacorrectness Oh the
official reports from the department. and also Of
the extrayagance Of extra allowances which had
besn made 20 favofite contractors. We propose
here to consider it only its latter aspect, as to
that the evidence since taken is ccnined; 50 far
relates 20 this point, il is noticed in the for
mer report OF yoai committee, page II, as follows:
1884, tdoc, 2l5 p. ,, tia, James Recsi,ic is the
contractor for the transportation Of the mail
from Philadelphia TO New Y oFlS, in four horse
post coaches, daily, a; an annual compensation Of
s 5000, for four years, from the LIST day Of Jan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

n HE Sss0sd Session of ihn las,tlsssoo
Y shi eeeaeeees on Moedsy The ID dsy
sfAsgusl
To those fenons who have psironissd hin,
swers 80 he - of the ipdsstrioas efforts q
sons (froa whom he thought hs might sx-
psct better thinss) 90 impods his peogrsss
and cripple him in his exertions, the sub
serioer takes oecasion TO psoGsr kis siuceresl
scheowledg ments.
To have been sustained end supported, up-
ssa'sted BY any united influence. aud In oppo-
sssioe % strenuous exertions, bespcaks q
warmth and inhexibiiity OF friendship, OF
which he may justly feel proud, aud imposes
. debt or gratitude which be will siwa,s
gladly Recognize, u he cen never rsquiie.
He trusts his friends, who have thus Ear
eoahdsd in him. have no cause 10 regret hsv-
ING done 90. aud he assures them that his do
tsrmisstion 10 psrsevers in the discharge OF
The dutscs Of his station uith whstever ze.I
and ability be may command. remains uns'-
tered. His attention during the next session
will DO exelusively devoted 10 the school.
An opportunity OF forming IN opinion OF
the progress OF the students, the CORRECTNESS.
Of the instruction and their Information, will
be Afforded 90 the public in a short time NJ.
ter The Beginning Of the session.
JOHN J. BROWN.
Chariestown, July %, 1888.
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Before we confer on a man, who
carcsses the people, the title Of patri-
OF. we must examine to what part Of
the people he directs his notice. II
the candidate for patriotism endeavors
TO infuse right opinions into the high
er ranks, and by their influence to re-
gulate the lower; if he consorts chiefly
with the wise, the temperate, the re-
gular and the virtuous, his fove,of the
people may be rational and honest
But if his first and principal application
be to the INDECENT, who are always in
flammable; TO the weak, who are natu-
rally suspicious; to the ignorant, who
are easily misled; and to the profligate,
who have no hope but from mischief
and confusion: let his love Of the peo-
pie be no longer boasted.
DR.. johnson.
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INA oew1- Weekly ConytLey.
HvHE Edition. Of The Conpnra, 10 ss~-
II forming 10 whsf sAey believe 20 BE- the pub
ise taste. have d<sermise@. without sh..giee sh~
reoer.i shsrss'er q shsir peper. TO give 10 .
.prntAns o. pssaes. They kss~ ,h-rv 10 sas'
thing ss surrisipg The resd<r With poiisie-'
m-''er. vet paper eetirely devoid Of politics, !.
Ike dish without sssonicy; or, ~ rs. h~-r
sp'iy aid. "a padding without s.see," h h..
o charms for people Who tske % decided an ~
'ere,, )" public sfs'" Is the people Of Virgins
usually tskv.
Richmond 10 looked TO ,s the centre % the po-
ln'esi csism, ,h- poiss ~Ier-, q least during
The argiNis''e sft'"ss, the concentrated pov~v
81 ,hr State r-s'd-s; and u 10 from this point th.,
intelligence is expected 10 be s<sttered over every
part 81 the Commonwealth
We shall, therefore, take decided. thourb
deeoroa. part ia the politics Of the DIV. in os,r
p-,--r for th- country. Which ~e pr~s nj undo,
'hr title Of % The Lsehwsad Courier and Ssrri-
Ueei!y Cemfsier" We shalt. n &c have sir-s-
dy sisted. battle for the priseiples of v,rE,si,
and Q Constitutional Union. We believe ths,
hosh sr- nov imp~rillcd; aud, under that belief
We shall rsisr warning voice 90 toag ~ 90 have
any hoI~ that Our country men esa be asskeoesl
from the fatal security IN vhish they nov s-en,
Ia lie rcyos,ng
With this brief exposition Of our ,ie~s snd
purposes. NC invoke the support OF . generou,
public
The Daily Compiler ~il he . separate con-
eern, and pursue the which it has adopted
under it, present conductors.
The price Of the Courier aud Semi W eeklv
Compiler, Five Dollars per .nnam; hut Sac in
advance will be received ss payment in fall Tor
five subscriptions
JOHN y GALLAIER Il co.
Riehrnobd. April -. IsSs.
sT. Subscriptions received Of this otice
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BENJAMIN LUNDY.

This philantropist arrived here from
Tennessee on Friday night last, In the
steam Boat Native, Capt. Bennett, and
proceeded on his journey eastward on
the following morning. The following
incident which occurred during the
passage up the river, will show how
this public benefactor is regarded on
the western waters.
II is pretty well known, we presume,
that Lundy is poor, very poor--all his
labor having been gratuitously direct
ed, for at least twenty years past, to
the Moderation Of the condition Of the
blacks in our country. The same a
mount Of labor, expended in the ac-
QUESTION Of wealth; would have made
him rich: but il is doubtful whether in
these twenty years, he has owned al
any one time half hundred dollars.
So destitute Of money was he on leav-
ing Cincinnati, that he took a deck
passage on the steam boat, the price of
which it is known, is very inconsidera-
BILE on these waters. Shortly after
leaving Cincinnati, the clerk of the
boat went upon deck to enroll the
names Of the passengers. On Mr..
Lundy's giving his, he asked what Lun-
dy" Benjamin" was the reply
The cIkA fastened out, and told Cap
tain Bennett that b. Lundy was on
board deck passenger! "Show him
20 me-" said the captain, SpringIng
from his state room. He was conduct
cd to the deck, where he beheld the
philanthropiSt seated on a box eating
his lunch Of bread and bacon. Adj
vancing to him be SAID, "Mr. Lundy,
you cannot remain on the deck Of any
boat command. Come with me, sir !;
you must eat at my table," HewTas
accordingly conducted 10 the cabin, and
introduced. The whole company
rose to receive and shake hands with
the good man. A young New Yorker,
on saluiing him in his turn, said. Mr..
Lundy, command my purse. III have
not enough with me let me give you a
draft on New York for any sum you
may name," Mr.. Lundy replied that
he had very little money, II was true,
and would so far accept his kind offer
as TO take ten dollars. "Ten dollars"
said the generous New Yorker, "you
shant have it--nothing less than fifty"
Mr.. LuDdy PerehPtorily refused, but
al length consented TO accept Of iwen-
~ dollars. And twenty dollars, We
arc free to say, were never more worth
lily bestowed. The whole scene is
represented a. having been Of great in.
iercst--veTy little Of which can be inn
parted 70 this meagre relation.
Wheeling Gaz.
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VALUABLE LAND
ron SALE

WISH TO dispose Of three hundred acre,
OF my Jefferson Land; 1t being part of q
larger tract lying on aud near the river She
nandoah, three miles distant from Charlie,
Town, and not more than seven or eight
from tiarPers-Ferry. About one third o
tins tract is heavily clothed with Gne, thrifty
timber; the balance cleared. well fenesj
aud 10 pretty good state Of cultivation. a,
least 100 acres thereof being well set in Clio
yer; The improvements are two Dwelling
Houses, two Kitchens, good 0ew Barn, with
ssabiing sud other out houses in abundance
we'll wstered, (EVits Run. . fsne bold
stream, passing through Il, besides having
several never failing springs Of limestone
water on u, one near each dwelling Louise /.
possession may be had ai any time, terms
accommodating, and price low.
MATTHEW RANSOM
Ghariestown, yedeFson County, va
March, IS, ls35-1
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.lEOrisOm's Pills.

u T.
Frsn. hhe .s6HsnAiai Rar6inyer. Vol S, No. .,
eIhfedb y The Reu. ALKxASD<R CANPBELL
- In this age Of theory and experiment in
all departments Of society--in politics, me-
chanics, agriculture, law, physic and theoio-
gy, nothing seems destined to stand, that can
be shaken. In the theory and practice Of
medicine, as in every thing else, all things
are afioat. One school cures every thing by
calomel and the lancet another, by steaming
and swea,iqg-a third, by Purging IN a long
list of catharties-a fourth, ia imitation OF
Docto. Nature, sometimes bleed, some times
sweat, sometimes purge, rs The patient may
seem TO require
Non nos,Iun ihter vos tantas comppaerr lites.
"Nho can decide when Doctors disagree ,
But rs our maxim has been, Bring all things
10 the test, aud hold fast that which is good, ,
we have tried in our own household and
amongst our friends and neighbors, with
great pleasure and success, the Hygeian sys-
sem. sometimes called 'klorisoniana,' or .the
Morrison Pills. Such have been our expe-
renee and observation Of the innocence,
miidness, aod efficacy of this composition,
that from the most disinterested principles Of
oenevolehce we mast recommend them to the
afflicted Who have tried many things in vain.
SO many obdurste diseases Of the stoma ch
and bowels and Of the whole system have
beer. relieved, or perfectly cured by them,
mat they are worthy Of trial, especially 10
all those cases 10 which other remedies have
iaiied. Being vegetable composition, they
are perfectly innocent, which Is saying q
crest deal in this guilty age; and being a very
happy combination, they can injure no con-
,,huiIon when used according TO the printed
directions. EDITOR"
q The subscribers having been appojnt-
cd sole agents for vending the celebrated
Hygstsa UHiryssI .Nsdieinss, in the State Of
Virginia, beg leave 10 notify the public, that
the genuine Medicines can only be procured
directly from them, or sub-agents duly au-
thorised by them, and that as further secu-
rl,y against eounterfeits, esek packet of the
genuine medicines is signed ID. Henderson &
Son. State agents for Virginia, and also, by
the sub-agent for the respective town or
county where IL may be offered for sale.
ID. HENDERSON & SON.
fredericksburg, Nov. ,, 1884.
n. B. Persons wishing 10 oblsin the aeen-
ey for the sale Of the above Medicine for
any iowa or county in the State, will please
address (post paid 10 ID. Henderson T. Son,
Frsdsrleksburg. D.H.kS,
Authorised Agents are
George Humphreys. CAariess1gn.
LStsna teppcrson, fffch1leBd
j. q. SsSn, Petersblrg.
q. Hali, .NsyfotE.
Nillis,as X Victor. LsynehbtHg.
Geo. =. Knau6. FafwtiRe
brsKE \ Kelly, Char IoggessiHe
Jubu u. Brcekinridge, !yfasBiou.
Henry = Ward. HiacAester.
john Z. Cookus. .SlsebAeTdsfolvu.
WIN tong. .giarHssBBrg
" LeSvriag. Haffrrs- FsSTp.
g Ssunders, Leesbswg
Weeks h LitIIstoa, .iEdthe5Hry.
Shields \ DiEou, iSaiea
Jas. w. Payn~. Uarre7fon.
James VI. Male, CHlbeBsr Co
WIN. q. JESSE. L1rras,-T Csrrsy
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Man ts ssk5rrs % ealy
ONE REAL DISEASE
That n.
The Impllrity OF the Blood

from whence springs every complaint that cat
possibly sssail tas compile sted frame aud tina
u Is the perpetual struggle Of this vital, pur,
stream Of life. (the gIh Of Almighty power.
TO dssencumocr itself Of its viscous, acre
humors, with which IL has become commix.d
through the negligence Of parents. or th,
vicious. or gormandizing Propensit,es OF u
all.
This valuable medicine. being con, pose,
only Of vegetable matter, or medicinal herbs
and warranted on oath. - containing not on.
particle OF mereurial. mineral, or chemics
substances, (sll Of which are une ongenisI I
the nature VI man, and therefore destructi,
OF the human frsne) 10 found To be perfectl
harmless 10 the most tender age. or weske.
frame, under every stage Of human suterin,
the most pleasant aud benign IN lis operation
nDd, Of the same time, the most certain
searching out the root Of every complaint
however deep, and Of performing cure, tina
was ever offered 10 the world. This won
derful eject, too. Is produced by the leas
trouble TO the patients. by merely swallow
ing certain number Of pills, with the leas
PSssIols sensation OF pain. exhaustion %
eSdily strength, and without the fear O
! catching cold, or attention 10 dress or diet. II
any way different from their accustomed ha
bits.
The above for sale BY
GEORGE HUMPHREYS, CharLesto.rn,
JOHN +. COOKUS, .SiebAerdst0.7s
X. LENERlNC. Harpers-F1Ty.
wM. LONG. .harhns5wy.
HENRY p. WARD, BIneAeaer.
X. G. SAUNDERS. Lees5apg.
WEEKS X LlrTt.ErON, .tfdaEe6lrs
SHIELDS Il DIXON, !Salen
JAS. W. PAYNE, Harreaisn-
Nov. G. 1894.
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KXZOULD most respectfully inform hi.
Wv customers sRd the eiiSzsss of Charles
town and Reighb0rhOoj g-Berale, that he sosf;.
nucs 10 rsrry on. ~ his MISUNDERSTANDING Estslsli.h.
ment, BLACkSNI1'iiiNt' IN III hs vsrios.
branches, and ~ addition. be has e,gsxrd Asr.
Thomss Martin, pTsete-i partner ~ the EdRp
Tool Maaufseiory u Johnston Price X Co, H.
geraowR, d.,swho will be rrsdy 81 ~ time.
TO Steel Old Axes vith east-sseel m-k ,nR then,
nearly - good - nee. lie siIi siso make and
furnish Axes 81 coy weight 70 ORDER u the short
go notice. tie Sill also make Mil Pirks, Mr.
Martha will also stiehd 10 the ShoesaK Il hosn-s.
end from hts knoSledKr ssd ~ perss Gee Of lAi
business, - . prsetiesi SoFkm.a, do not kr,i-
tHle 60 ssy, that very frS smiths sr,isr 4 such
TeFf Ciion in this bTsDehs hssd feel eos ad.,s he
Sill rrnder gessrzl sstisf.rtioa To tioss ~ho t.,
f.,"r me 9th s.lL PIrsse cali sag iuIx, Tor
Yourselves hs,e long b-ea ssnsisred thai
there - no section Of eoustry vis~rr srs hor.,s
are more highly pr.Eed th-r IN our imssedis,.
ReighbOorhood, snd q iss truth, gasa hor,e s.u.
NOT 20 9Th essr 10 himself o. rider, unless Ne 4.
cell shoj. Hors-s' feet may ~ prrsrrv,d n,
iron'nE. sOd VI. foot converted snss .sv shs,.s
bat NJ aatursi ssy ~ alvsss right
MN. Jo-ph CrpA has reformed. add Il
now engaged m Casiing Bells 81 ssssrv d.srr,,,-
tioni AHd-irors. s'inups. Con Aioaasisr. sssl
every other article 20 tbe lne. ~i,eh tasy BE- h.d
q the sboFtrsi botlee.
MAJ ~, 1855
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CAPrAiN SWORD AND CAPTAIN PEN.
Tnn Ne angular affected title of Poem
receauy poblisAed IN Loadoa, By Leigh Hunt
In object, - sfafed By the author, > 10 show
The houors Of war. the faipe idess u power
prvduced IN the minds VI is lcadors, and BY
infsreoce, Tie un6tncss Of thoss lc>dsrs for
the government OF The world. To he Poem
are sddcd some remarhs On war asd military
Statesmen The london Atlas says tAat Mr..
Hunt has endcavorod 10 vork out hu purposs
With kisdliDess u feeling and bencvo,cocs
Of heart, fAr beyood What kaA been anticipa-
ted. Here b no cant, no doEmatisn, no Wild
raving and stosrniDg; but on the contrary q
simple and modest, yet manly, expression OF
opinioa--t Bsslss Cssyisr.
ASS specimen Of Mr.. Hunts versi6cafion,
and Of bis graphic power, take The follow ing
excerpt from battle scene;--
Death for deAtl. The STORM begins;
Rush the drums In torrent Of dina;
Crash tho nuskeA, gash the swords;
Shoes grow rod IN \ thousand forls;
Nov for the 6int, aud the Cartridge bite;
Darby gathers the breath OF the light,
Salt 10 the palate and singing 10 sight;
Maskets are pointed they scarce know
where,
No matter: Murder Is cluttering there.
Reel the haliowG close up, close up,
Death feeds thick, and his food Is the cup.
Down 90 bodies, suap burt eyes;
Trcd on The ground are tender cries;
Braias are dashed against FLASHING ears;
liah, no time has battle for tears,
Cursing helps better-cursing, that soe>
Slipping through friends blood, ashirst for
foes.
What have soliicrs with tears to do.--
We, who this mad house must now 20
through,
This twenty-fold Bedlam, let loose with
knives
To murder. AID stab, and grow liquid with
lives
Gaspins, starting. trcading rcd mud,
TIL the Drunkenness self makes US steady
Of blood,
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NOTICE.

"a IL persons indebted 20 the subscriber,
a are hereby noii6ed, thst Ell debts due
70 them must be paid on % before the LEI
day Of August neat. ~ the Subscribers hay.
ing disPOsed Of their stock Of Goods 10 Nsssrs
HeaisboSeF 4 slifer, abd intend remosiss
10 The West, prompt Psyment sbyoiutely
necessary. We feel under fssay obligations
10 our Wind friends srd pslFOas fOs their pssl
tsTo-s The business will stilI eoatinus .,
ksbistoVH, under the firm o. Nsrmsduks &
ThomPson until the i0tb u September neat
slLAS MARAADUkE,
JOHN "a. THOMPSON.
June 4. 1895 If
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WVHE occupants Of jane. B. wsgsr's in
~ terest % Houses, Lots, Stables, &c. Il
hsrPeTs-Ferry, Va. are respectfully request.
ed TO call on the subscriber without DELAY.
snd settle the rent due thereon from the
5th Of July 1884 otherwise UIaTR Haa
vii be made or suits Instituted ioitnedisteI,
20 OIL cases without respect 10 pstsons.
The keeper of the Bridge 81 the sane
place v also required 10 render o. The sub
seribes the fell one third part of the pfo.
eeeds Of Toll from and afIsf the 9Th of July
- abovs.
G. W. SAPPINGTON,
jay 10, 1885. Special RsesipsT
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VALUABLE
JEFFERSON L.7.v.D
For Sale.

WNHAT fine FARM. now in the possession
II Of J. x $. Crane, situated about two
miles northwest Of Chariestown, Jehe rson
county, Va, and within q short distance of
ihe Winchester and Harpers-Ferry railroad,
containing Four Hundred and Six or Eight
Acres Of frst-rate limestone LANb-SO or
80 Of which is in good timber, and the la.
lance IN high state Of cultivation, every
acre Of which, that IL not in grain, is we'll
set in clover This farm ~ SO stu ated. with
regard to water and timber, (having upon /,
two wells Of never-fsiling saier, and a fine
spring that waters nearly one entire side OF
the farm, y as to be conveniently divided into
two farms Of equal size. The soil OF thi.
farm Is that Of the very best Valley land, and
has always produced equal TO any land In the
valley. Tie improvements are a good Ap-
pie Orchard, a comfortable Dwelling House.
good Barn, stsbling. and other necessary
out-houses. For terms, which are liberal.
apply to JOSEPH CRANE.
April 30, ls35.-,f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

-.....p,Oseu Lois, lying 10
the town o: Bolivar, handsomely situated for
building.
A further description is deemed unneces-
ssry, rs persons DESTROYS TO purchase are in
vited TO call and examine the premises.
Terms, ono third cash, balance in 8, IL, and
~ months, aith interest.
JOHN r. HAYDEN.
Bolivar, March 10, 1895.