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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
TRANSFORMATION
ON THE
U'tnchcsfer and Potion, ae
RAIL ROAD.

THNHE rres.den, and Directors OF the Com
II Paay have established the following
rates OF travel and transportation between
Winchester and IIarperS-Ferry
Fare through, with a Reasonable allowance
OF baggage for passenger, st do~n or Ia
ken uP at the Depot, or At the Island Of
NIrsinius, near the Potomac, IL 80
For any intermediate distance Per mile, u
DOWNWARD TRADE
Toll for transportation from the Depot al
Winchester. aud delivery 81 the end OF
Wager, Bridge on the Maryland side Of
the Potomac. tor Flour per boil, j.
Wheat per bu,hel, s
Corn anI Corn-nsal, Rye and Rye-mesl, per
bushel, ~
Oats, I
Bar Iron, Blooms, Pig Iron and Castings. per
ton 81 80
All other commodities. rer ton per ml,. 6
Transportation TO and from, any intermediate
DePo,s, the same proportional rates with
the above.
ASCENDING TRADE.
Transportation from the place on the Mary
land side OF the Potomac above mentioned
To Winchester.
For Plaster, per ton, S.75
Salt, per bushei. :
Fish, per barrel, 30
Merchandise, and all other commodities Pc r
hundred pounds, II
And 10 and from any intermediate Depot..
the above proportionate rates.
The above rates include all charges Incl
dent TO transportation, 20 and from other
companies. There will he small addition
al charge made at tho different Depot,. Tor
receiving and forwarding-aboui2 cents on
a barrel OF Flour. and a similar rate for other
commodities.
BY order Of the Board,
JOHN BRUCE, Prudent.
NXlnchesirr NIntch Z I-1f IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
noLTINd CLOTHS.

EJST received large 'qpp.y ~ BOLT
80 tNG CLOTHS 50 e trfg s.pfrI4r quat.
~, wh.th. sf3ei % my ioruer STOCK. era-
1lss re 90 offer better assortment &c TIE
aft.lIs han hst before tesn BRO tbis market.
sd % red.csd prrss Al orders from n.tl.
.ers AID Others siIl be particularly siis.ded
TO- Jos. JtNNLY
AlsSsndfia, S mo 10. 1850 9m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
Real " PsrSOH0i E'rOpcrIu
ny LOTTERy

To he disposed 60 under The superiniendence
oi the Trustee. appointed nN m Act oi IL.
General Assembly al Mar, idud. passed al
December sr~-'u.., 1884 to luihuriI-
Henry Nh"'''. '''o'Ss Sh.fr & H. 1 SkaGr,
To DAt'ibut fh,r E,iai, by Lgt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
Doctor John X. Hayden

HAVING declined, for the present. NOV
IN ing 10 tho South west. Offers bis servi-
ees to the public 10 the different branches Of
h'. profession. and hopes By bis skill, care
and attention to those committed TO his care,
to merit share Of public patronage. lie
may be found. when not professionally en-
s'sed. si usual place OF residence IN b.
h'ar. w. consequence Of Injurious reports
having gone abroad, respecting his hiSh ehar-
g''' We pledges himself To charge a. low A.,
'n' other Physician. Of respectable standing.
~ 'he community ard heneefor~ard, for
",'ee' rendered, and prompt pay m-nt. he
wiz nednet 10 Per cent. from the usual char
&c, for medical attendance
March 10. la36.--f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
AGENCY
FOR THE SALE OF
WeHer'S Vegetable init Rheumatic
COMPOUND.
For Tile -


a infallIhl. cure for Rhsunati.rn. either
I N chronic or infimmltory, aud for G., arsi
and Difficulty u -N4tiag U.in,
-ALso.-
j. Ueher's celebrated Indian PGaqceq.
For the prevention and cure of Consumption,
Coughs, Splitting Of Blood. Mercurial Diseases
ana all complaints arising from an impure
state Of the blood. sI-warranted no, To
contain The least mineral substance, being
solely prepared from vegetable matter, aud
nav be taken nv all with perfect safety
Warranted 10 effect cure where !, i, strict
" Rheumatic. " B.-.Nars are g,nuin, ,r-
e'pt 'rih The P'oPri'tor'' name IN German
CtRTUIcAIL hereby certify that lhaye
seen the above Medicine administered In a
Auhoer OF cases Of Rheumatism, chrouic and
i"n'mmatory, OF the most aggravated char
acter, and have never known It TO fail in any
case mat came under my observation, alu ay>
enechng thorough cure IN few DAYS. with
out producing any particular Inconvenience
10 the patient, being perfectly mid aud easy
TO take. JOS. w. RIGGS NJ n
Graceham, Md. Oct 10, 1894.
y. Hundreds Of certificates, equally
respectable, might be procured from daor-
eni sections OF the country, but will leave
II TO the public to make a trial and satisfy
'hem'e'e. J. WELLER
Mechanic,town, Frederick county,
Mar. iand, April, 1885.
sDrThe above Medicines may be had a,
James Brorn's, Charleston
j: g, Hayss, Harpers-Fcrry,
4. Timheri,ke s. Smi,hficld,
4. p. .Hrgruder's. Shcphcrds,own,
n. .ucM0ry's Mal tinsburs.
Oct. IL, lS25 -ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
DOCTOR SPOHNS
Sick Ne0f0rh Rcmrdu.

"A CERTAIN cure for SICK Ieadsch.
IN which has been u.ed IN families. evsry
member of which has had .,ck h.,d.oh
from infancy. az constitutional family com
plant, and has cured elFectuaIIy every in
stinoe yet kno~n. ~ ESQ perfectly sati,fao-
tory, that the proprietor has given direction.
for hi, agents to refund the prize 20 any ono
~ho ~ not pleased with Il. Received from
the agent at New York. and offered for sale
at fouNG's Drug Store. Iiarpers-Ferry
March 81, l-36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
DtssOfufiOn.

HNHE eo-partnership here,ofor. existing
II under tho firm Of Richard & Jo,.fh
johnson Is this day dissolved nv mutual con
sent All persons indie b,ed will see ,he ne
oo'''ty Of making immsiiaic settlement. n
order to hnal adjustment of the irm set
temen, may be made with e,tter of m.
subscribers RICHARD JOHNSON.
JoSEfB JOHNSON
May ). 1896.
The busine. ia ia future - coriue,,d
ny The undersigned, Who viii si~as Keep on
mana, large and EXTENSIVE assortment &C
Seasonsble Goods.
RICHARD JOHNSON
NAV 5, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
FARM FOR SALE.

WE subscriber offers, at private sale. IN,
FARM IN the vicinity Of Leetown. Jet.
Ier>on county, Va, containing about 400
ACRES OF which ~ IA good
wood i.snd. The improvements consist of
a comfortable Dwelling iouse, and all oihr r
houses necessary FOE farming operations -
Persons disposed to purchase, are invited TO
view the premises.
GILES 2. COOKE.
May -, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
1he Fs0Nscugcr Cars

FAVE HlrpersFerry. ,r,ry dan, for
"a Frederick City and Baltimore, at lOi
O'Clock, 4. VI; returning, arrive al lIsrpers-
Ferry, every day, between , and O'Clock,
=. ". Feb. %. lS36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
Manchester. Va. 1875.

The above pedigree ct Traveller was taken
from The Stud Book IT, thr t.oss >sipn Of MIR
Peter Cotton, 81 tie Civ ofR,rhmnnd Give,
tro'n under my hsud. iiis 1T dn IT Anil. Is.
So WIIlINNt uI-urnI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
Cash for Negroes.

nSeL having Negroes 10 dispose OF vii
Ps"e TO give me . call, as I will nv.
inc n'shes, market price, in cash. Appi,o..
uoos oy letter or otherwise will he nrn,n,,I.
attended 10. wiIIIIu n, ,PuJ
Charlsstovn, March 81 Iaas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
IL'OOE.

~ " " N,QJITH Will take bod
y ~ exchange f1r Goods. sli kind, 70.
WppL 10 Che highest market price
thartstusn. May ~. l-36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
DOCTOR
Philip II. ". Stephenson

Il NOW prepared for the practice of hi,
profession. aud Offers h., services to the
eitiksns OF hsrPersfsrry aud its vicinit,.-
Ills oiheo !, IN Mrs. Stephenson. House,
where he may generali, he found.
harpers-ferry, April 81, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
Notice.

NiNC been much 90 noyed b, person,
II hunting aud fishing upon my land, !
am under the reoss,i,y of svsiling m,.e " Of
the protection Of the Law. DO hsrsb,
caution all ?ersons against shooting, fishing.
or bringing dog upon nv land. fo- az, pur.
pose whatever. ~ after tht, uotice, 4 shall
enforce the law against 81: persons so Of.
Tending. will also In all case, enforce IN.
law against Negroes passing through or
found upon my land. for any purpose what.
ever, unless they conc on busines. with my
self JOnN QUiGLEY.
>hcpherdsiown. June 9. ls3G-3,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
SPRING GOODS.

~ VI < g. W. HSaUITH are now
y ~ opening their SPRING md SUN
.bER GOODS. add invite the srent,on Of
Their customers snd the puolio generally
Chaflestown. April T. l-36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
RGiERO1d .Nofice.

7 NTH. further notice. the PASSENGER
~ CARS viii leave Winchester 81 half
past : O'Clock. 4 NJ
June \ tsg6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
EENH. Sc.

goo barrel. fISII 30 too, lump PLAs
- rER. just received
WAGER h O'BYRNE
Nav 10 f-1C
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
HARPERS-FER
zasO.N FOUNDRY.

''iiE subscribers respectfully announce
u the public. that their Foundry !, now
IN active operation, and that they are pre-
-ared 10 execute every VARIETY uf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

"A Witness 10 Chuncler.-At the
a'sizes which have just terminated at
Taunton, Somerset, countryman " no
was put into the wiincsS-box 10 give
the prisoner the benefit of his evidence
as to character, on being asked if he
knew any harm Of the prisoner,
replied, 'that he never knew much
harm of him, only that he was giren
10 hi'riag a htfie." The counsel
Indignantly inquired If the prisoner
had ever stolen from him, When wit
ness to character answered. never
more than once or twice believe 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
Grain.

I'VE h've token possession of Nr fohn
w studer's Mi near Hsrpefs-Frfrf end
Immediately 90 ne Rel Kssd We ani
give ihe market rri,c, i.r gram
JANE, SHELTERED 8 Go.
March %. I-16
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

and strong. Ia shape. blood, siIs, power.
racing performances; M fact, in ell the es-
'en''ai qualities Of . stallion, Il would DO
very ditheult TO and his equal
At D. MERRITT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

ENllE suhscriber - now receivin, snd oren
ng supply q scasonatir GOODS
HUMPHREY KENLS
tpril 10 isIG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

a Scene IN Kentucky.-Early one
morning the shouts and cries Of fe.
male were heard; all ran To the spot.
When they arrived they saw bear
and man in combat. They had it
hip and thigh, up and down over and
under-and the mans wife standing
by and hallooing, Fair play fair
play " The company ran up and in
sisted on parting them. The woman
said mo, no. let them fight; it's the
first fight | ever saw IN which didn't
care which whipped"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
TAR,

NV The barrel or hair bsfrst. ~
- = " q &. " N>QUlTHs
Chaflestown, May %. 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
EEOMck,s Ksnnnrcn

NOR The cure q Dtspsp,is and other dc.
u eases, is received snd Tor sale t.,
q. HAYS.
HarPers-Fsrry, Jan 81, 1886
~ p. This elegant srtieie may also h,
hsd By caliing early ~ ihs Shephsrdstosu
Apothseary snd Drug store
shspbertstovn, les. ~, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
FRESH FRUIT.
.HedieiHeS. Patent .Nedt
CiRPg, Sc.

ftNeS, SC.
SWANS Panacea. tIoucks Panacea.
- llykesn syrup. Laroque syrup,
fNupct Buctu, tNtrsct sarsspsflla.
Cubehs-C opsiti snd Sarsapsulla.
Heny's MsEnesia.
Apothrcar,'s liall N1gnesta,
Butler Aperisut Nsguesia,
Lees Lssguce Mustard.
LAY Pie li1namcrt Balm Of Columbis,
Nacassar Oh fsseuce Of Tyre.
Wards Iiau Od. Digestive FiAef.
lndnn spec lhc. syrup 81 LUefu0r.
kowands Tome NNurs,
Oii C4beb,. HarIsem Di.
BsfosIp-. Ter If,,t salad Od,
Aqua AmJulp i1fsluis tfk.
Gold Pressed Castor Oil
~lIrhsts Qurinf.
Whutteads fsssnre n Mustard.
GsrsI1s Acoustic Ot. 600 Ouxanium.
OIpf TPnsss Thompson I've Water.
fpr'rarsht Nsrn.,b. with large srd
flI sUppIv e 40 4ffiries hsiorrt 500 Druk
store s4'h a. Fsiris. Ols. I've ,tafs b..
lcet''sd sr5 fof sale 81 IOtNG's Dfug a
Medicine Store
Hs'psr-Tsrfy N,y a. l-3G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

lmPoyiGai.-We perceive BY our
London papers, that the large sleeves
OF ladies' dresses have gone entirely
out OF fashion. The sleeves are nov
small, and banded in three or four pla-
ces: presenting What the makers
call 6onfants. This i, important. Bu,
the shop-keepers have been wise
what is lost in the dimensions of the
sleeves Is amply Coined in the enlarg-
cd capacities OF the skirt.-rU T.. y. Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

-SrraHgrd and Taiiied 6u me Co-msaoners ID
Pointed bg W. I<aIs-a llnre sl .MaLnaaA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

TsE LADIEs-lIoUsE or COMMONS
MIR. Grant Berkeley carried mo-
ton IN the House of Commons, Eng
land, on the Sd April, for admitting the
ladies into the strangers gallery. Il;
was contended that in France, Germa.
ny. Switzerland, and, in short. every
where but in England. the Ladies we're
admitted to the legislative drba,es.-
Mr.. U Cornell said that in the Irish
Parii1ment, members were in the ha.
bat OF coming into the house drunk.
until they admitted ladies'. They ne.
yer came in drunk afterwards. The
presence of ladies' would be restraint
upon members-they would be more
orderly, and fewer stop,d speeches
would be made. The motion prevailed
by vote OF l32 TO 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
vAuIKrV.

The Hood-cuiter's Wys.-" Some
years ago" says foreign journal, 1.-THE
captain OF large corssir carried OF the
wife of poor wood-cutter. residing In
the neighborhood of Messma. After de.
tanning her for several months OH board
his vessel. he landed her on an island
in the South sea. wholly rcgardles, of
What might belall her. Ii SO happened
that the woman was presented to the
savage monarch Of the island, who be.
came enamoured Of her. He made her
his wife. and placed her on the throne
and at his death left her sole sovereign
oil his dominions. By an European
vessel which recently touched at the
islani,the Ooor wood. cutter has receiv-
ed intelligence OF his wife. She sent
him presents of such vast value. that
he viii be one of the wealthiest private
individuals in Sicily. until i, shall please
her majesty, his august spouse, to in
viie him to her court.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23

"A N'nfall'hle cure Tor Rhsumati.rn, eithe,
4 N chronic or indimmator,, aud for G., arc
aud Difficulty II -N.tiay U,in,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-07
va EES'E.

EDURSU mt to the provisions OF n decd OF
4 trust executed on the 2lst day of februa-
~, 1893, by Henry Hatcher, OF the county OF
Bedford. to me which deed Is OF record III the
Clerks Olce OF the county court OF sad coun-
~ aud for the purpose therein expressed / shall,
on the 23d day OF April, lr:}6, proceed, at the
Dwelling House the said Henry Hatcher, 10
sell, to the highest bidder for ready money, the
TRACT OF LAND, wh' reou lac resides, IN the
SAID county Of Bedford, containing between three
hundred II fits and four hundred acres ,hc the same
more or less, which land adion, the lands OF Jul
lius Hatcher and Thomas Hatcher, ms well us
the lands of other persons. Also, the following
personal property, that Is to say Arthur, sam,
C,eoroc. Gabriel and CalohiII, male colorcd
Slaves Cloc, Louisa, and Lucinda, co'orcd IL
male Slaves Two head of Horses, one a Blach
Horse, the other II White Mare; Two yoke ot
work oven one OK Cart eighteen head othOrn-
ed Cattle: foriy-ii;c head of Hogs twenty head
of sheep five feather Beds, Bcdseads aud / ur-
nitorc: half dozen Windsor thatrs; together
with the increase ofihe female Slaves, and OF the
Stock Of Ca,Ie. Sheep, Horses and Hogs, II any,
and ,olrrthrr with all and singular the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, PLANTATION Tools,
and Utensils, belonging to, and IN possession Oh
the said Hatcher, AT the date of the SAID deed, all
or - much Of the said ropery, As shall he sul-
clrnt to satisfy the purposes Of the sand deed.
The tile to the foregoing property, Is believed to
hr nniueStonahip. but the undersigned acting on
l,= IN the character of trustee, will convey none
other than such rs h holds by vrtue of the
deed aforesaid.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. Trustee.
N,rcboS t23A
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.INt). lNt:

pst Rsj Ant 10 decree OF The Count, Count Of
tanp'ell pronounced At lis March term, IN
the wear lS;}G, In thanCcry suit therein depending
between Franklin sc, Plaintiffs. aud Ferguson and
others. defendants the undersigned, the Commission
erthcren named, ILL., IN the Ith DAY OF \Hil l-;}'i
dben@ election day. before the front door of the
Go8t House oil Campbell County, sell by WAY a
public aGetol.. on credit OF l2months, the pnrchas-
crs giving bonds with GOOD personal security the ol
lowing Slave. namely, smoky awoman, and her three
children. Henry, Maria and Philip. The title TO said
Slaves is believed to be uuquestouabls good but the
undersigned acting merely Commissioner, will not
be responsible therefor. ROBT. FRANKLIN.
Commissioner.
Mnrcl 81 tds
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SpRI.N'G GOODS.

~ SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their
Spring supply, consisting in part of
,oo hhdS. prime 81. Croix and p. II. Snpar.
10 barrels West India Il,
30 boxes and bbs Loaf H.,
@ooo bags prime Green, Rio Lagnira, Old Java
and Mocha Coffee.
DO hhds. L. l. aud Sugar House Molasses.
800 packages Fresh Teas
Zoo kegs Cut Nails, (assortcd >izes,)
Dupont Powder, Shot, Lead, Alum, Saltpetre.
ooPperaS, Indigo, Maddcr, New Rice. Soap. Can
dies, AlSpi,c, Pepper, Ginger, Old Madeira.
French, PorI and Malaga " ines. Raisns. Almonds.
Frames, Oranges, Lemons and FIGS.
1ooo sacks Liverpool filled SALT with a varict, of
Other Goods
Goods received and forwarded with dc>pltch
e = All orders executed with care and ON ihe
best terms II. ". * J. J. FRY.
Richmond, March y Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-07

saHg; dss' TOWN E.0ES.

and scrcnty-threc acres Of LAND near Io'c",
at iuction.
H9ERSUANT to decree Of the Hastings
Il Court, pronounced at December term, lS;'o,
in the case OF Duval rs Duva 1t al: the undcrsgn-
ed, therein apponteda commissioner, fort'e Pnr-
r~lII proceed TO sell, by way OF pubic auction,
to the highest bidder, on the lst day OF May next,
an the premises, the following Town Lots, be-
longing 10 the estate Of Thomas j. Duyal, dec To
wit: Lot No. 37i, $40, one acre, between 10Th
and | lth streets, and on 9th av -Four acres OF
Land between Slll and 9th streets one ditto be-
tween l2hslrcc and Sih alley also, - aces of
Land on Gambler, Mountain.
DAVID L. LYMAN, Commissioner.
Narch@l TIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-07

Sir On joutnc, Richuund To Peterhurp, ! tt
VIII NJ het", Who'll l"arns 49, thr pop
Ter of Al for the az NhPnn,im known NJ. W 4.
NINure. aud having hrcn n hri,
r,, al ctiau head for ir, 9Th time, acirrmucd
ufthc all tnd II irl
on that rlN rccssd "f arc"mphu,
hi. ira,c, aud d" re,fuul, heirvc he
IA, 4 ihavC known. = hrucf' tho affc
rqu mmrn Z" tnalC Thee icw iIue
The sui"
hr rrir tha have, aud b
nias" eventually msi. g. CIT hrrne
Uied Shrs,t such hummer ttn nil
the hen Medicine a'utrb! odnileit, the
othe OF II diseases. luuis respectfully.
BENZ :. CLEMENTS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-07

Mr. MnonFor the ben. fl thu flicled.l
IA, Of Rtcamnr Previous
uMf Ion" nfntt"d
o., md tie II p with
and after all other hal l"il"d1
medicine, uInu l. thn, lc
tlng evr Tor ttc nj tlus d'stcs disease.
would recommend all person. nimfct /" tral a
taunred ihatte satisfaction VII hr ct,rn 'hr
|. HENRY PROBES /.
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BY FLETCkIER ~ TDEEE.
TERMS.
"7HP LyNrHbHvg VTr"jmlUn"
TER Ms.

!, printed thrice reek, at ~ per dnHnm payable in
irr,ne,. No paper ,eW be diScontinud. (bpt N N.
r,cr,tioa ofthe EdiorS,) until all arrearagts ar, maid
~ ADJ ERTISENEN7'S ,cW be insertf9 at
"a cents per squire, Tor .ss The first time, and :}7y
cents for ,cch continuance. Those from n distance
mr,i be paid for previously to their insertion unless The
,oumeui be assumed by some responsible person in
Lynfhbnrg. ,,.,.,
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~ y the 2;.d day of April, l536, We will proceed
~ to sell. upon the premises, at public auction.
Ton cash, TRACT OF LAND, in Campbell counz
~. adjoining Nm. Cough aud others, containing
;}7O acres more OF less. The sale will be made in
pursuance of sundry trust deeds, executed 10 rs by
Thomas 2. Wright, OF record III the Clerks Once
OF Campbell county. Neshall convey such lite on
", as We hold as trustees.
CHARLES l.. MOSB1, ,J.,,...
VI. II. GARLAND.
March 81 t22A
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a.OllANNA.

~ This celebrated foal-gcltcr, will
N1sJIs the prc>en, season stand a, Broad
WCN Tx Rock, in the county Of Chester
.-AsaAssssaAl.. field, about TWO miles from the
town OF Manchester, and be let TO mares at seven
iy-llve dollars the season. with dollar to the
groom. season to commence on the first day OF
February, and expire on the first day of July next.
Mares left with Johanna will be fed agreeable to
Orders, and charged ACCORDINGLY. Every possible
care shall be taken to prevent accidents or cS-
'dpeS, but will not bc liable for either. Servants
sent with mares 10 Gohanna, will be boarded free
81 charge Gentlemen sending for mares left with
johanna, will send tic money or their notes tor
"r@aSon, when the mares are taken away. Go
HANNA having been so often advertised, think it
useless to say any thing about his blood or per
g'n'manc", and the high price he was sold for last
ta"' al public auction is evidence sufficient OF his
''Sn Standing as getter Of race horses
lie Is now at Major Balls Livery Stable, where
"e VIII remain until his season commences.
lSliAM PUCkETf.
Richmond, March ~ Ct
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commonly called BILLY JORDAN, AGED about
% wears, a dark mulauo, almost five feet six
inches high, very hushv head of hair, dark grey
eyes, stoops IA great deal in the shoulders, very
thin beard, has been for some time complaining ON
account of spran on his left arm near the wrist,
had on when he left grey domestic coat, brown
panaloons X a white hat. From what can learn
his aim is 10 reach free state, and the route Ia
ken TO do 50, is by the way OF Charleston, on the
hanawha where he may cain IA passage TO Ohio,
For the apprehension and securing in any Jail, the
said boy, 50 that get him, | will give $50 if taken
in, or : 100 i'takcn out of the state.
CHRlSTIANA TODD.
O. The kanawha Banner and Cincinnati
Wing will insert the above 1 times, aud send their
accounts to this Office.
Feb o5 ts
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RICHMOND. Dec. 2 1898.

Thps certify, tina, etc, having TIED uhrr rcrarsl
ft Rheuma.m aud finding riet aud hrlug nn.hlo
and mach. . : cnull
ed make -" ". D. Mntpu Eienmatk
and pleasure rFcoumcn' Ia al
tcl Rhnunatism being prc,nrnnn
hs, used or heard of " KooS.
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DYSPEPSIA,!

TAR. BECKWlTIi'S PILLS. one OF the most
- certain remedies ever tried for that distressing
and dangerous complaint, by spepsa.-kept con
stantl, on hand ior sale 10y L. STAHIER.
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