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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
Public &0kR.

NTlLL be sold, at auction. ct the Uni,.s
w States Armory, 81 Harpers-fsrry.
Va, on Tue lay 27ih OCis6tr, 1899, tbs fol-
loving property;
~, tl6 lbs. Steel, assorted sizes,
lob, l6t lbs. Scrap Steel and old Files.
1873, lo0 Us. Scrap Iron of good qua.
li;y.
600 lbs Hammered Iron, do. Dc.
7l2lbS Iron, assorted sizes,
2:B.'J- lbs. Bosings and Turuings.
1Ol.s. Cast Iron, % quality,
l,1i2 lbs. Brass Filings.
CO Carbincs,
, Bluncerbusses,
el,10s Musaet Barrels, various sta
gcS, from the boring 10 the finish,
9,9l6 Bayonets, different stages, frou,
The forging 10 thu finish,
81, 2'!3 Componcats Of Muske,s. com.
prising nearly all the paris Of Tie lock
and mounting.
3.3E Musset Stocks, turned. &c.
45l DO. 90. rough,
SIS lbs. Emery,
20 Dcmilohns,
III Worn down Gnndi,ones.
l73. lbs Scrap leather.
Compliments Of the Halls RiGeI,
80 Baf1els,
1895 Hayunctg.
~ jJi Cpuponenis. co,cpnf.rg r..
eoivcrs. ..ocks aad Nounlng..
~ Stocks, unGui.hed,
l53 Spnng Nires.
II Screw drivers.
2,t31 Wipa:s.
go Rlmr9I8.
Tenn + gqis-CfSR.
BLNJANuS MOOR, .f,I-Rssp1
q = -i'sserg. HHgaEIs%
cert r.. I71S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
.NonCy Notice.

TNHE subscriber will feel himself under
U many obligations t. ar, Of h., friends
who are Indebted to him, II they Will, without
delay, maze compliance with has former no
tiee. assure INV friend, that " ant money
or l would not AK Tor 4; 10 hope therefore
that all those Who wish me to do well would,
without delay, comply With IA, wi,he-; and
by thus doing they will confer = special Ia
vor. hitch favor { will ~ all times recipro.
cate. Rcs2ectiuil, YOUR ott
JOHN T. COOKtS.
Shepherdstovn, Oct I, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
LIBRARY .N0tirS

y conformity TO a. act Of the Legislature
n virginia, Incorporating the Librar, SO.
eiety OF Harpers-ferry. the members are
hereby notified that their Annual Meeting
viii take place IN the Arsenal 1T Harper.
Ferry, on Monday the Cd November. At G
o'clock, Pm. for the purpose Of attending 10 the
Report Of the Standing Committee. choosing
onieers Tor the ensuing year, and determining
on such other business IS may then be dsem.
ed necessary.
ADAM BROWN, Librarian.
Oct Is, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
~ EMrnl GOr Rcnf

lliE 'ubscriber will offer Tor Rent Tor =
- term Of years. before the door of the
Court House in Marns1urs on the si,iL Of
.Notss'5sr Hfri. hat beng court day. Lts Hill
iarm containing about 800 scres within Ia
miles Of The Potomac river. The quality u
The land - provefbiaily good Tie mill
pond has becb entirely drained. dariny tie
la't summer. port ~ shlch - noe In T,mo-
ihy and tie water confined % q shsnnsI II
ons rod vide possrssion nsv be f,s to,
mediaielJ The manner 10 Which Tho f,tm
must be cultivated vail be i8sde kpoWn o.
the day of renting
HFy STEP1EN.
N'fiirsbIrE. Oct a. i-35-d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
I1iIdCic scaI Estate
FOR SALE.
IN JEFFERSON COUNTY,


kllIE Sub>crtber, a. agent Ter tie own.
- er', oilers Tor sale, small hat yer,
valuable FARu. contoIaing ONE liUNDRLD
AND FIFTY ACRES, ot good limo Stone
Land, fifty acres Of Timber. the balance
cleared aud well LAID oil into sm.il G-!d..
two CT which ore now we'll set 20 Clover
The improvements consist Of an exce.len:
Dwelling House, Kitchen sui Meat House
nearly new and well arrabged--a Well in a
lev yards OF the House BeNrr known 10 f. II.
out whi"h has, during the dryc>t seasons. at.
iorded al abundant supply Of the pufe.t va.
ter This farm lies } miles South of Smith
field, ten miles from ChaTle.iown, end abou,
two miles fro;n tic Winchester aLd Hatpers-
Ferry Rail Reed
One third OF the purchase money in Ca,h-
The balance IN three or four ,unual pay ment..
Win interest from sale and good security re-
CURED Tor the after paS mcuts.
lf the Farm should not be sold be fore the
2Olh day 81 October nsxi II " III on that ds, ho
offered at public sale, TO the highest bidder.
on which day wi'l also be sold the stock
and Farming uten,.!s belonging 10 said farm
to wit:
} Horses, Colts. 6 head Of Cattle.
10 Sheep, and 30 Hogs. OF - hirh ~ are (si,
30 barrels of Corn, 300 bushels u R,e.
Ploughs and Hauows, " gon aud Gears.
stands Of Bees, Grain ia The ground. Sc.
Terms u iis PsT'"naf proppty--Nm- months
credit for all purchases above FIVE dollars;
OF that sum and under, cash Bond snd sp-
proved security vii 10 required before sn,
property Is removed.
The subscriber will show he Farm 10 any
person disposed to purchase.
Letter. addressed To no at Bsitlelown,
Frederick couniy, wall be atterdrJ 20.
MANN II. FACE.
Sent Z la31
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

We havo been pleased with the Annual Re-
port Of the President and Directors Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company. II
very interesting, and we regret that il, great
length prevents our copying it, The gross
revenue Of the year ending October i.t, was
ta6J,3Cs
Expenses, 56,a0i. 30
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
I'll lot or L.E.y.D.

containing about rs Acres, situate IN Jefesy on
County. being the lot Iard OF for Miss Frances
& Collins 10 the division Of the lands oil
Chrstorher Collins, deed, said land /, now
IN the possession Of Gerard Moore, ESQ, by
whom II will be shown 10 such "a NAV d.
SIRE to see It. The payments TO be secured
10y bonds and good personal security. Sale
viii commence about IL o'clock, noon.
SATH'L SEWERS,
Special Comm isaionsr.
Oct L ls35
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
o. JEITEDsoM LAND.

I'D CRSCAST 10 a decree Of the Circuit
n Superior Court Of Law aud CHANGER,
Tor Frederick County, pronounced sob Jsng-
ary. 1919, m case wherein Margaret Ana
Collins sud Ohio arc plaintiffs, aud Fanny
Larre' widow Of Jabez Lsrue, deed. and for
merly widow Of Christie her { olIins, jr. decd.
are defendants, I will expose at public sue
lion, before The Tavern Of Samuel Stone, IN
Ch'Tle'to~n, on Monday the I9tk day If u.
i'btT neat, on credit Of ous, Two and three
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
CHIRLEsTOH.S LYcEU.u.

The Introductory Lecture will be delivered
This evening, at early candielight, in the Pres
byterian Church. The public are respectfully
invited tn attend.
On Thursday evening next. The 22d inst DR..
J. J. IL. srRAIrI will deliver lecture on
Chsrii,try.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
MARRTEn

In Washington City, on Thursday the Is,
INST. Mr.. w. l.. WEsB, Merchant Of Shepherds
town, tn Miss ANN F.. iIESRr, daughter Of the
late John Henry. Esq, Of this county.
On Sunday evening, ith inst, by the Rev. r.
~ w. Monroe, Mr.. NorLEY w Du,r.Sc 10
Mrs. SARAH ASS hA,HprAs, both Of Harpers-
Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
STOVES!
Polishing EsOiro:er.

RCNP's celebrated Polishing Powder.
- Tor cleaning all kinds Of metal. car.
rage mounting &c without the use Of oil or
water, for sale by ~ KEYEs otJy
ChstlsstoSn, Oct IS. ls35.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
.NOGfce.

A PETITION whi b. presstte5 10 The
= - newt Gensrsi As'tnitly 81 Nifxieia.
pfayue TIE iurorporstt.a o. COMPANY
to construct ToH bridge scross tle shea.
andoah RIVER, stsome ront bstseen Halls
Work, I'D ne nou.h 81 aid RIVER
Oct IS. t-15
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

A young fellow at Canonsburgh,
Pa, says the Pittsburg Visiter, was re-
Gently conducted to the mill-pond in
that vicinity, by his neighbors, and
there made to perform sundry involun-
tary additions. He had attempted to
beat his own sister, very respectable
aud amiablc young woman, No one
will object to the application of this
statute from the new penal code; and
as for the brute himself he may think
himself happy in escaping with ret
skin instead Of a 10 cited one.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
PRIME CIDER.

AN now making, and shall continue 10
make, for ter DAYS. very fine CIDER
Persons wishing 20 purchase can be supplied
on application at ny farn. cask must b.
Furnished.
Very hne K-EFIrTG APPLES ma,
aiso oc had on reasonable terms, IL the pur.
Chaser viii pick them of the trees.
JONATHAN KEARSLEY.
Frui,lsnd. Oct. g. Is35
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

q ENoN eYRtP. Pre- Apgie,. Sweet o.
= a sngos Lemons. firs fruass abd hsi.
.ins. Cocoa Psim add English Wsinuts. o..
?, 80, &c. sc. Just received afd fofss'e .,
The Cbsriess0Sn Apotttesry sud Cook store
July ~, 1898
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
RED MULEY STEER.
PI1tsIer. Sc.

A/E have 500 tons Plaster.
1000 bushels ofSALT.
when Nc WIZ sell los Tor cash. or will sx.
ehenge upon liberal terms. Tor Corn. wheat.
aha Oah. WAGER Il O'BYRNE.
Hsrpers-Ferry, Oct Is. 1875.
Rockingham E,gi,isr inns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
DIED,

On Monday last, aged about IA years. SAsuII.
SnErrz, son Of MIR. Samuel Shcetl, Of this
place.
On TUESDAY last, Mr.. EpwsRD HEALEr, Of
this county, aged about 6D wears.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
From tie Baltimore Pa!ri I.

from ne DHtlU0re Pd!r7 Z.
Rail RoaSs.-The Fredericksburg
Arena speaks with great confidence o!
the early completion OF Rail Road
communication between Baltimore and
Stanton, Va. There is good reason
to believe that its anticipations on this
subject will be fully realized. The
march OF improvement by Canals
and Rail Roads is onward, and cannot
be impeded. The Winchester and
Harpers-Ferry Rail Road is in rapid
progress. aud will be completed for use
IN few months more. And the law
of the Virginia Legislature authorizing
the extension ofthe Rail Road improve
ment from Winchester to S,auntion
will not be suffered to remain dead
letter. Very probably, in five years,
as the Arena suggests. If not before,
Baltimore and Staunton will be united
oy Rail Road. The paper ofyester-
day remarks:
Winchester and Fredericksburg are
situated now. (supposing the Rail Road
from Harpcrs-Ferry % the former place
finishcd) with respect to Baltimore,
nearly on footing Of equality. The
tnp from either place TO Baltimore can
be performed in less than day, with
great ease and comfort.-Supposino
the traveller, heretofore. at Stanton
he was induced to give the preference
to this route from the fact of better
roads. the Steamboat on the Potomac,
and the opportunity Of seeing the seat
of Government. We now no longer
have this advantage over the Valley
route. Winchester in fact is nearer
Stanton than Fredericksburg by few
miles, and to say the least, the attrac-
tons and advantages OF the two routes
are equal. But, suppose the Rail Road
extended up the Valley-can any one
doubt that the Western travel will be
entirely diverted by it from u.s. This
Road will be made. There are no le-
gislative difficulties TO be encountered,
for the charter has been already obtain.
ed. Winchester, DESTROYS Of being a
depot. is Interested and anxious 10 ar
rest the road where it is-.and strives
hard to make the people of the Valley
believe that turnpike is good enough
for them. But this local opposition will
not avail. Baltimore influence and ca
piial will not suffer the charter to lapse.
and the construction Of the road. at an
early day, may be safely taken for
granted. Stanton and Baltimore, be-
fore . years elapsc, will be united by a
Rail Road.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
NOTICE.

THE Conuissioners Of The school Fed
- for The county Of JEFF rseu, sre req9irsd
By lay 20 meet OF the court.Houss Of he
county on the ikGs .Aeaasy If ostts. beng
court day. s-.-...--.-
The teachers employed BY the comaissiso-
err. are requested 10 close their accounts ~
10 the 3Oth day 81 sspispLer. vhen he yssr
for which ths present Commiss,sosrs srs ap-
pointed will expire, and TO present then
sworn TO, and With Com onissioost's order. -
the Treasured. 90 or before the second Tridsys
when he will attend IN Chsrlesiowp. fer the
purpose Of paving them of. Tsseksrs neg
teeting this regulation, wiiI not be es,itlsa -
have their accounts allowed the following
year. a. the law requires the Csnmissioosss
to close thsis business ard report up 10 that
time. JOHN YATES. Trsss'r.
Oct l. lS5-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

Horrible Buaness.-A letter from
povngton Tenn published in the
Worcester Palladium. saws:
The negro stealcr takes the negro
70 The lowcroountry, sells him Tor 500
~ $1,000 cash. then tells the negro "a
'ua away and meet him AZ place az.
Pointed where they divide the money.
hc takcs him 70 another section If tho
country and sells him again the ne.
gTo nuns away, and they again divide
ue money. After having sold the
negro IN this way several times over.
~ takes him INTO TEE voofs. murIers
nm and takes he i0Aois of TIE moneL -
The Connecticut riveris lower than Il
has been for 10 wears.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
THOMAS HORD
Oct IS, 1855


"lLL prosecute land claim, ses,p,t
w the Government OF the United State,
Tor services 10 the late war sgsiust Great
Britain.
fnlis'm'nts for 5 years. for the var or
volunteers for one year and d, ing in service,
nnd enlistment. under the Act Of December
isi' are good for land bounty. In all ca
ses cf the death Of the soldier, his heirs NJ
law are entitled To tho land.
Thoms, iiord will be generally % the
Court. hele at Warrenton or ~ hi. residence
near Walnut Branch in Fsuqu,er County.
until the winter, when his professional bu.
'iness viii require his attention in the Cities
OF Richmond and Washington
Letters addressed To him at Walnut Bra,ch
Poet ohee, Fauquisr County, will receive
due attention.
Revolutionary claims, prosecuted Is u.u,l
for officers and soldiers. or their heirs.
Oct Is, ls35-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
Public Sale
OF JETrERsoN LAND,

STOCK. FARMING UTENSILS. &c.
'l>lIE heirs Of iIezeiiah Bcsil, deed. will
L ot.r a, pubhe suction. upon the premis-
ss on FRIDAY tas 3OtA Say q .Nsrs,s.r .s<a.
that valuable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
FOR SALE.

FOR SAIL.
Y'IiH subscriber offers for sale 4 trsct q
II LAND, of about IsI acres, well timber
ed, and ~atered with = spring Of exeeIlenr
limestone water. IL has 30 arrrs IN clover
and -, 10 ever, respect, IN high state OF
cultivation. u has on It line orchard. and
tolersble buildings convenient 10 the water
IL lies about one miie from ilal.to~n, cd.
joining the lands of Nm. Moore. John Pc.
ter. Adam Nolcr, aid John tieukl-. tsir.
IL - convenient 10 tie Rail Road md Cansl.
and Is now 80 The occupancy Of Mr Robert
Ridenour.
One fourth ri the purchase money vii b.
required IN hand; the remainder IN three
equal annual payments. with interest For
further Information. letters may b. addre.s.
ed. post psid, 90 the subscriber. ii,rs nc sr
Hhlsbofoush, Loudoun count, ~
GEO. BACkHOU~E
sept ~. 1895
p. :. II not sold before. ths sbo,s ed
will be offered o. rubic ,.is. 1T ii.Iitppn.
on Sa'priey n, 2ih ef Octejs, r,4L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
Esfr0u Steer

~ IRAfED away from the farm belong
y ing TO the heirs Of Benjamin Dsvsn.
port near Tie White House. on the road be-
tween winchester aud Chsrlsstown,a
RED MULEY STEER.
with white face, . swallow fork in each
cor, between three and four years old. and
,en nome about the 9th of las, month -
" supposed that be fol we'd drove Of "a,
eatie that passed that dsy. Any infor..a.
uon on The subject, delivered 90 the printer.
70 s Iohn Davenport. or to the Manager on the
arm, WnI be thankfully received
Oct 10. 1885 - "A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

Effect of TIE Frost IN Ohie.-An ex-
cursion some forty miles North Of the
Great Miami, has afforded me an oppor-
tunity TO note the effect Of the recen,
irosis, upon vegetation. In MANY pla-
ces, the corn and buckwbeat are quite
lnjunously touched, and all other her
bage subject TO frost Frustrated. Having
met with gentlemen from other parts
Of the State. north TO Piqua, east to Ian.
caster, the information received from
them warrants the conclusion. that the
injury has been greater farther north
AID farther caH, than in this vicinity.
The tobacco culiivators have, 1t Is be-
Gcved suffered severely.
CNeiHuqii Ga-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

A Philadelphia paper, Bicknells Re.
porter, has the following paragraph:
We learn from what we consider a
respectable source, that President Jack.
son has determined to advert 10 the
Slave Question in his next Message "a
Congress"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

The number Of horses and mules
that pass through Nashville Tenn
south, is almost incredible. From
Aug. 18th 70 September 18th, il amount.
ed to 3230-valued a. 500 each.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

A letter writer from Texas says:-
"If Texas belonged TO the United States,
1t would soon become the garden Of
America. To this remark. 4 cores
pendent Of the Philadelphia Herald
appends the following sound commen-
try: The truth is. there are so many
places within the United States tina,
claim TO be called THE GARDEN of A
merica, that we are in want of hands
to cultivate these lovely spots. We
would then advise Americans to stay a,
HONE, and not place themselves under
n FOREIGN government, where there is
neither protection for person nor pro-
Perty. They ought to reflect, when
they settle OH the lands OF Texas that.
they lose all claim on our government
as citizens"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

The Na.chez Courier, in extracting
the Controversy among some Of the
Northern Editors, about the birth place
Of Paganini, appropriately gives to it
the caption Of Paek-of-ninnies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
Tract OF Land,

near Lee-Town. mile, from CLsrlcstown.
and two mi'es from the W Iuetesttr and Har-
pers-ftTry Raft Road upon ~hioh Nrs. Mar
gsret Besil nS~ resiics. Tim land - so well
known ~ being cue OF the most product.
i've snd desirable farms in tho county.
that II can scarce peed particular de,.rip-
ton. IL contains about ols ACRES.
veil Saierrd and uu.bcttd ard all the
buildings necessary for a com ortab.e ard
.eniecl country residence. Person, Inclined
10 purchase ate requested IL cal, and exlu,ns
Il for ther elves
The terms will be IL follcws-ons third
oi ihe purchase money IN hand, another
third % be divided INTO lttro suLual ia
,isluen',, to bear interest from the day
OF sale The remaining ,h,rd Will not DO re-.
CURED u be paid during tts hfs Of Mn.
Geail, the widow Of iierekiah BrsIl. pro-
vid.d tie interest thereon " promptly paid
10 her. spontaneously; hut tie right viii be
reserved TO deuand tie whole ptincir al and
interest upon any default IN that re,pect-
Tie deferred payments all 10 be secured by
bond nud security together With q deed Of
trust on tie premises. The growing erop,
With tie right Of entering upon the PIE misses
for the purpose Of securing oni getting u out
will be reserved.
ALSo-At the snmc tine anc place. some
VALUABLE sTcCK,
ror>i''inS of Hogs, Sheep, Cato Mich
Cows, Hof.cS,
P'oUghs, Wagons, Carts, sc. sc.
Corr. RYE, Ost.. and Quantity OF iIeaIe-
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
credit VI nine months Will DC given %
all suns over S.. tie puro,scr giving bond
and SrTro'ed security, bit TO part Of the
property can DC removed until Tie terms sS
sale arc complied with.
l.. LIE, Juu.
Agent! the hsirs.
Oct /. lss5-i,
e7-.GDEasturg GsI,al "a,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15

-ALso,-
j. Weilcr's celebrated Indian Pqaacea.
For the prevention and cure Of Con,umption.
coughs, Splitting 81 Blood. MercurI,I Diseases
sho all complaints arising from an impure
state OF the blood. 1J<Warranied not to
contain The least mineral substance, being
solely prepared from vegetsbi. matter. aud
nay be taken by oil with perfect safety -
Warranted to effect a cure " here II 4. strict.
" rheumatic. " B.-.Soae are g,n.; "a, ,x-
espt to'ih The proPri,iors nam. IN German.
CtRTuIcATE.--l hereby certify thatiha,e
seen the above Medicine administered in a
number OF cases OF RheGmaIi,ui. chronic md
inhsmmalory, OF the most aggravated ehar-
never, and have never known II 10 fail IN m,
case mat came under INV observation. s'uay.
erecting thorough cur. ia fe~ DAYS with
out producing any particular inconvenience.
10 the patient, being perfectly mild and ea.y
10 take. JOS w BiCCs I'm
Gracehsm, Md Oct 10. 1894.
y. Hundreds of certificate, EQUALLY
respectable. might be procured from differ.
ent sections OF the country. but will leave
u 10 the public 10 make q trial and saii,f,
themselves J. WELLER.
Mcehauicsiown, Frederick county,
Maryland, April, 1885
k5eThe above Medicines may he had a,
James BrOun's. Charlestown.
). G. Hays's, Harpers-Ferry,
T. TimJ0Lake $, Smithfield,
x. p. .uagruder's, Shephcrds,own,
n. .ucMerry's MaIiinsburg.
Oct. Is, ls35-Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
HI T!S.

"A SUPERIOR WATER PROOF or
4 IA HAT, for $l75. Also silk
Hats Of every quality. N
F. NJ. S c. w. AISQuITH.
Oct 8, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
LOCAL MEMORANDA.

Sale by Thomas Russell tomorrow.
Commissioners sale b. " Sewers, Monday
next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
.CNeianqG Ga-

a Sour ComBiimcRf-The editor Of
the Cincinnati Daily Evening Post. has
received from the hands Of a far la
dy" lemon raised BY her delicate
care, and measuring q inches by Z.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-15
Barr viii Stones

HAVE for sale . pair Of good French
- Bnrrs, four feet in diameter. having been
very little used. They will DO sold low for
cash. or on a short credit.
have also for sale, on the same terms.
about 1900 feet OF superior sa,oned WAL
Nut PLANK, strong . inch. inch. and two
ineh-a large portion Of IL being suitable for
tables. wM. C. BURNS,
Near Lsetown.
Oct Is, 1855.
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AFsT'aIEERXI

To The SVtsori50s jor Hc'ouHg The
.Nefhoeid Buyyug Gr,trd
'tiE Under. COED. sppoinisd a committee
20 eonifsrt for sn1 'upsrntend the or.
cl1'ins q Tho Methodist Buying Gfcuud 81
-, .-'town, take 10. s,stiod ~ irflrming
The 'pbs' f,bers 70 thst fond hat they have
contracted frr tho ssn.S sd that ne work B,
"ow iu progress. suhssftrefs ere therefore
requested 70 pay Their res tive sUbserip-
lions o. portion o. them. o. spoa a. posi-.
bic, 10 " Lock, u sbon tie sab,, ription
spsyshls sHd MANY pefsons havirx promised
I'D ahi rot hsri1g subfrrihsd. nv will
pleas 20 msks good her promises. an8 hose
psrsOhs disp0.sd 90 sgbscfiss bot vho bsVs
rot hsd an oppori4ntty. arc inriisd ~ tor-
trfbute. - ~ spbsruptson - rot suIessnt 90
insurs tbe compltti91 ~ tie work
JAWS " BgOWN.
JOiiN AVIS.
Sept ~. 1875
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C0rafS.y attention!

NHE Cavalry is ordered to parade in
n front Of .. n. Carriers Hotel, on Ss,ur-
day the 3oth Oct. in full uniform. None will,
% permitted 10 muster who arc not in uni
form, \. the time has expired in which they
were allowed 10 uniform. I would also re-
mind then that oil companies, both militia
ana volunteer. ore required TO parade thi,
month, and that strict reiurs will DO made
Of oil absentees
Oct Is, 1895.
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.,lr SHE

For Sale.
q, oDA and Sugar BISCUIT. and w,,.,
- CRACKERS, BY
F.. ". & Z. w. AIsQUITH.
Oct. g, 1885.
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The famous Albigenses. a body Of
musicians, one hundred and twenty
IN number, are about to embark fol
this country from Lcghorn.
.tcu Orleans .7dr.