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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
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G.1RDE.V SEEDS G.lRDEN SEEDS!
FNNHE subscriber has just received large
- and general assortment Of Garde
seeds. suitable for the approaching season,
consisting, in part, OF the following articles,
10 wit:
Marrowfat DwAI Besns
Red French do Casekeife do
Polo do Small Lima do
Beet Seed assorted
Delaware Kale, fine for greens
Cabbage Seed, Early York, Drum Head
Globe Savoy. Sugar Loaf
Carrot Seed assorted
Turnip Seeds assorted
Salad Celery, Cucumber Seed
Early frame long green
Egs Plant, Endine, 6ne Salad
Early Corn assorted, Lettico seed
Nutmeg Cantalope, very fine
White and rcd Onion Seed
Parsnip Seeds, Cromwell's Peas
Hotspur's Fall Marrowfst do
Bishops dwarf. foot high, very fine
Tart RhubaTb, fine for tarts
Sage Majorum, Thyme Lavender,
Rosemary. &C. sc. sc.
Persons wanting good and fresh Seeds will
DO we'll by calling early and supplying them
selves. To be had at the Drug Store OF
JOS. G.. HAYS.
Harpers-Ferry. Feb. 4, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05

rvNtiiS property 10 situated in the village OF
Il F1aksiStrs IN Washington County, on
the National Turnpike road leading from
Baltimore To Wheeling and distant two miles
from usgerstown. being Ia the centre OF one
Of the most popuious, wealthy and thriving
eouu ties 90 tie State Of Maryland.
The Mill. are upon the waters OF the An
tietam. aud driven by said stream (wtth sm-
pie water POW eT) s1d which - very constant
s.d ueSer-failing.
Tho aiVantsscs attached TO those mills
are numerous, beiag 90 one of tho most pro
dueINs counties an the state Tor wheat aud
all Kinds Of grain, wool. sc. being distant,
onl, miles from Miilismsport on the Chesa-
peske aud ohio Csosl. and near Haserstown.
(s,th n Turnpike leading 90 both places, }
Que of the best wirst markets "a the state,
where large quantities of grain finds ITS mar
kst from Peunsy lvanta. sc. The proposed
Rail Road contemplated from Chambersburg
! aud s,slng through Hagerstown, to in,crsee,
the Baltimore and OHIO Rail Road at Viewer
ton on the Potomac, will pass very near TO
this place. There j. not much doubt but
| that the Antietsm will DE made nssigsble,
so n to iuterseet the Chesapeake aud Ohio
Canal at the Antictam Iron WORKS.. there
Is now . lock at this place, built by the POI
tomAc Company. which will pass a boat
from the waters Of the dam TO the water be-
low 4.
The Lots Of Ground are situated in and
adjoining Fuokstown, beung many OF them
valuable building lots, aud 10 o very high
state of cultivation.
The Mansion House Is large and COM
modious dw yelling house, celebrated for the
| dover and frrit garden attached TO il.
This Property was valued by Commission
ers appointed by the Legislature. The prizes
in this lottery are SUBJECT to no discount-Ihe
prizes that may DE drawn will be delivered
! after forty days subsequent Ia the drawing,
If demanded within Twelve months from lis
date.
The title to this property is unquestion-
able. plat Of the real estate is deposited
With the Trustees.
PRICE OF A TICKET-lO DOLLARS.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
YORIC,IA.

WILL cell thr valuable young Hrr,@.
n on far terms. q purchaser should oGrf
90 fcs days " DOT sold. be all stsnd To-
this place, m,tl the last day ~ June nest.
and be lti % mares a. eight dollars the SO.
son. which mas Dc paid stth sm JsIlsI, a
TIC -easpn, aad 90 csats for zach mar, 90
ne Groom. Mares pat 90 him last year. By
We season, and nj proYiag sfh f.si nay
DC n'ufed.'hisyeaf o. toe terms u fLe SO
son
fosies e a dark sorfsi. fuB / G hands hirt.
So years Old, vel formed for either ss58Ia
W harness. Hs colts Bust be useful ~ rlr.
mers. Us Psdigres shows that be be- o..
seended ffom The most aPyfortd stoct n
virginia VA BROHS
Chsflssiows. April 2. la1G n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05

VIRGINIA, TO W.T.
At Rules holden w the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit superior Court u Law and Chan
cerJ for Jefferson county, the FIRST Monday
~ April. 1896:
JI~fI me. late Shs'.G Of J.6,y,oH County,
PLAtETIFF,
AGAINST
John Jfek'on, .7BUi HymyictheHss, John
SHAFT. Daaiel kst9s. JIrAss Moore. and Isha
=. Cookss, .fimianiraior Of JahB Waipsr,
dstfa,sd, DETESDANIS.
~ CHANCERY
gHNiiE defendant, james Moore. not having 80.
tered his appearance, aud given security sc-
eording 10 the act of Assembly and the rules
of this Court snd Il appearing by satisfsc-
tory eVidanee that be - not an inhabitant Of
To-. co4ntry u . cydsrff. That the ssid DC.
iendsnt DO appear here 90 The FIRST day n The
nrxt term, s0d answer the bill II The pIain-
ia, and that copy Of this order BE- forth
9th inserted be- some Newspaper Published
"a Charlesfosn. ior two months successive
ly. and posted az the front dor Of The Court
ii0usc ga the said town u ChaflestOWn
A Cops --Tests,
ROBERT r. BROWN, Clark
April :. 1916
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
PERFORMANCES.

Tyrsnt hs nin~,crn races. utnninS tCn.
Ip las races. run - different distances iron, one
10 Tour Uite hcs,s. he h., dtsf wed rcraArk sbl~
speed as veil - enduring bottom ~. ~on. -
wears old. t~cspslsk-, O,t. ~. lisa NJ
M,ddleburg, = mile heats, beating Be,ssy H.
krr and others, IN too brp,s 18th esse-Iitnc.
3,n' 5Ss-jm. SIS. Goursr s.ii ~ ~ eight,
yprds over mil-. lie Il wears old non OSt.
II. 1888, thu Jockey Club pure II sou q
Washington CITY. ID. G. fur miles anil r,-Isczt,
ia two l'c@ts 1e-ti1g ihe noted g,idiag D.ehc-
ior by tuckaho~, Hud Rettu ~ Ma, lander !,
bschslOr dropping IA las distance the hr., hest.
The - heat run IA I'm. SIS the h,s -
heat ever made over tbs, course. snd r,n,srks-
BILE, eoundering that the track Nas forty frr,
over mile, and very heavy II the time. -
The fcilo~'ng week, ~ the Central Cours-.
Md. -four mile heats, for the Jockey Cl'h por.-
of 1000 dollars. he commended With VIM u.
JOHN snu :, celebrated race raTs. lrsAs. aEd 0bi-
ers Ia this race h. evinsed great hcctness IN !
lastugne.s, three heats we're run before the
contest Vas decided IN favor q Tr,hc. Time.
=. SHIN. 5TM-Sm. "a 1yrant vas beaten
about length the LIST heat-in the I'd he wE'
next to Trihe and ia the Sd heat third. IL
the Spring ot 1854 he tan several raers aud ~s'
beaten. Although laboring undrr the distcul-
per, - ~ss sfterwH rhs discovered, he made v-sy
quick :ine IN too instances. On the Sh Msy
1854, at Washington CITY, II. e.. Uusiris, one 4
t'e best sous OF Northern Eclipse. and Iyrant,
| (Tyrant carving three pounds snd a half more
thsn his proper weight ran heats % three
miles each IA the extraordinary time Of Stn
Assn. Sos. Andhc following ~r-k. 1t ..
mnnium Coursr, mile heats. Zoe tl,e JOCKEY
Cluh purse Of 1000 dollars. Tyrsut Sas beaten
the LIST heat by Min. u. johnson. mare. DOL,
Is inches, the heat being made "a the cNtrsortli-
nsry time Of I'm. lSs. u the ~ heat be dFopp-
cd IN the ,lis,anec-run ~ san. Gs tho 81 hca
run ia I'm. 5gN 'fyrsnt, in the third mile there
OF. came up, challenged. and passed Mr.. Carr
sons borss aud MIR. JohHsons mare ~ith ease
but becoming FESTIVE. stopped, aud ~A' dis,aae-
| ed.
more fall and complete detail oT Tyrant'
racing career may be found la tiie Turf Hvg's
ter.
! III justice TO Tyraht lis owners 10 not hcsitst,
to assert, that lac ran ~ AnV race 10 cOudt
ton, except az Middicburg
Iyrant - MT the only one OF his dams fsmil,
tia, has become distinguished for his racinl
performances; Veto, his fuiI brother, has ae-
CURED high reputation on the turf-hs,ing - ot
three out OF four races IN remark -bly quick tgn-
showing no lack of bottom. Add his foil sister
Who has been trained. - pronounced O. be one d
the most promising FLIES ia the Loser part o.
| Virgins.
For mares from distance grain and pas,ur
| age will be afforded ~ the lowest vishhorhoos
prices. The greatest possible care viii De- "a
Ken Ia prevent accidents aud escapes, but 40 re-
| sponsiOility for any that NAV happen.
DAVID BALDWIN.
March %. 1856. .fgenf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
GOLIAIH

WILL. stand until the goth June-on
wv Mondays and Tuesdays at Danl Me-
Phcrsous Mill; on Wednesdays and Thurs
days OF George Isler's farm; and on FRIDAYS
aud Saturdays ut Hslltown-price s.. TO be
discharged by ~, II paid by 10th June -
insurance.
GotiAhis handsome bay, Il hands high.
years olJ-rsised by the subscriber. Gut of
stock celebrated for the draught-himseli
not excelled. His colts (wIthout, I believe,
an excePtion) show great ,ize aud muscle,
rs many in this nsighborhood. and a number
on Bullskin, would conclu.ively evidence. -
To gentlemen Of either place, Peotfuily
refer any person DESTROYS OF Information
The Groom is authorised to make contracts.
lie promises much attention and care, but !
will not be liable FOR accidents In the dis
charge OF his duty.
JOHN PETER.
Al. tz1c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
FFcsh GarGIeaa NeeGfs, &c.

MUST come TO hand, lat the Charleslown
80 Apotheoary aud Book store,) Of the
fast years gathering. q supply Of Garden
Seed, for early sowing, viz:
Paris Early Cabbage seed, very small, but
an earlier sort ihan the Early York
Early Scotch short stalk York Cabbage
seed. very superior kind
Early Sugar Loaf, Fairy Harvest
EARLY Wellington and Early Bstterses c ab-
hage--All the different kinds Of summer and
fall Cabbage seed
Early aud late Cauliaower Seed
Purple Egg Plant seed
a great variety Of Lettuce Seed, viz.
Early (supsrior) Ice Lettuce, white
Head Cabbage, and Brown Dutch Lettuce
Seed together with other sorts 81 ditto
The earliest and best kinds % Bunch or
DWsrfs Kidney Beans, Lima Beans
Cromweil's early Frame Pess-grow two
and q half feet high-very supe fiOr kind
Bishops early Buoch Peas-gFow one foot
high-aiso several other kinds for summer
ell q the most useful kinds
saisafy or oyster Plant seed
Tart Rhubafb Zine Tor t1rtsl Seed
Flat Dutch Tufnip seed fof spriog sowing
Spinaeh--Now Zealand and other kinds
Tor sarly greens
Red Tunip, short Top Scarlet, and many
other kinds q Hsdish seed for spring. sum
mer, and fail sowing. Thyme, sweet Mar
i0ram, Lavender, sage. PafsleJ. Psrsnip.
Carrot, Cayenne and Cherry Pepper, Flowsr
seeds assorted.
The above les comprises = VERY small
part ~ the assortment Of seeds which the
subfcrIber has already received ard on
hand, sod shortly be vii receive the residue
% complete his assofinent Tor the present
and approaching seasons. tie has every
eonhdeuce IN the gsuuineness % The seeds
vhich he offers Tor sale The whole u which
eth very limited exception. having been
procured from one Il the Dest establish.
ments IN this coustFy. and TIE same from
which be has been supplied Tor mary years
back. The ssesption referred TO consists
q = few kinds, ss yell raised Ars a. any
where else. asd y hlch we're raised chiefly b
himself
sAnEs BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
arranged and Tdi,,ed 81 me Commisnoners at,-
hslhlsci bu The Lcel.lI,urc ol .Lk.rnl.inL

With other prizes, making together 40s
prizes amounting TO S30,3lO.
This Lottery will be drawn upon the plan
Of the old Mary land Lotteries, under the d.
recIion of the Trustees appointed 10y the Le-
gisla;ure.
In this Lottery any one disposed to risk the
small sum OF Sl0-may venture without any
scrunles. II is not a scheme OF speculation
but simply TO relieve the proprieiors Of the
late Antietam Woollen Factory which was
destroyed BY Gre-and the chances are az
good. II not better, than the monied Lotte-
ries.
Who would not risk the sum Of $40 for
such valuable proper.y' Nothing venture,
nothing win--delays are daugerous-sendo on
the cash aud you shall have the prizes.
For tickets, address
GEORGE SHAFER, .lgsai,
Furk .0Irn, Nd
March }, 1s3e.-td.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
DOCTOR SPOHN'S
Sick EEe0d0Ch Remedy,

A CERTAIN cure for SICK Hssdsch
n which has been used 10 fsmilies, every
member ~ which has rad SICK hsadsoh
from infancy. IS o constitutional family com
plant. sud has cured efcctualiy 81 ever IN
stance yet kuosn. u isso perfectly sstisfso-
tory. that tha propristoE has given directions
Tor hfs SCENTS 70 refund the price 90 any one
y no s not pleased with a. Received from
The agent 81 New Work. aud offered Tor sale
80 vOuNG's Drug Store, isFPert-Perry.
March 81, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
NEW CONCERN.
TIME PIECES,
GOfCi and SiIrsr Watches.
.Besreueru. &sr.

= NiiE saiecriblr. having purchased de
- Whoie establishment u jewellery lately
in possession u Mr. . p Myius. i ampi,
prepared % furnish hose NishinE ~ purchase
4rtiCics in his line -such as
Cold and Siirsr I.erer WafeArs.-To.
DO Common ditto
Cioeks, Time Pisces. whips, Canes. Gs A.
Clicks ant wslske, repaired 81 the shost.
sst Botiee. and ail kibts a Gold snd silver
work sEecuted b. Ne best msnncr. as ne alb
scfibsf has ass1eiated uigh ben Nc Lstmate
= arst-rats Worksaan-
FREDERICK uoUcK
hsrPsrpFsryy, March ,, is36.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
IN CUANCERY.
March 10, 1856.

VIRGINIA, TO Wit:
Al Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for Jefferson County, the FIRST Monday
IN March, 1886:
Philip Coons. PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
George Carey and George Withercd. mer-
chants and partners trading under the firm
Of Carey s. Withered, Andrew Hunter aud
James nuncanson, trustees OF the late fTm
oCwall s. Duncan,op, Aierewether Thomp-
son. Samuel Lindsay, James Crawford.
William Ysamans, William QUICKER aud
Levi Stidman. DETESDASTs,
IN CHANCERY.
HVHE defendants, George Carey and Geo.
II Wiihered, not having entered their APP
pearanee, aud given security according To the act
VI assembly aud the rules of this court aud il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
NOT inhabitants Of this country II is ordered.
That the said defendants do appear here on the
first day of the next term aud snsw CT the amended
bil Of the plsintlf; aud that copy Of this order
he forthwith inserted ia some spaper publis h-
Cd ia Charlcstown, for two months successfully
aud posted al the front door Of the eOurt-houSe
ia thc said town of Chsrlestown.
A Copy-TeIe,
ROBT. L. BROWN, Crk.
March 10 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
Frhtfsafn. wrrstr. ~
TWO DOLLARS 4 fifty CTS

TIN sArNsNf VI
Payable bsif yeafiyi bot I've Dottttt
Val b. received AZ payment 10 fgH. n p.d
entirely N advance, " heneyer paynert -
deferred beyond TIE expiration I'll de yslf.
Interest VII Pc charged
60 Subscriptions Soc sia snouils, 81 ~. -
be PAID Invariably ia sdusaes
ADVERTISING
The terms 81 advertising. srr for e square
% iofs, N. for three inssrtions--larxsr ores
~ ne sane psaPortioa. Eaeh c0uimusnes
- cents peF Squars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
DRUGS, rnEDICIMES,

Dye Stufs, Paints. oils, Fruits, Con-
dictionary,
And. in short, whatever else IS usually found
IA Apoihecary Stores.
We has employed a steady and aecommo-
datinE young man. who is well acquainted
with the business, aud who may constantly
be found 10 the Store. ready 10 attend to any
orders connected with the concern.
GJrPhysicians may rely on having their
prescriptions put up 10 the most accurate and
prompt manner.
JOSEPH G. HAYS.
Shepherdstown. Nov. 26. 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
wARREN's
Celebrated .EFtlk or Roses.

Celebrated skAttk o. Roses.
WVHis celebrated Psrfums IL wholly free
N from the Injurious effects Of minersis
% meat eosfnsiics. u preserves snd bsauii-
hes the ska, rendering u soil and delicate
u has become fashionahls article for the
lsdiss' toilet. Odersd fof sale ~
Hsrp.n-Fsru, March n. is3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
NOW IN ran rInnEI

BYRON the Gathering encouragement the
n Proprietors have met with, in the sale Of
their tickets, they have some assurances
that they may have it in their power 10 draw
their Lottery.
Ga tis l5iA Of -fugust merit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
DR. Powur.I,s
Ke-aatsnafiag Vegetable
TxNCIURE

~ AS for more than ~ years. in private
u pr.s,,e-, proved s.il.r,niy sSssessiHl IN
disorders % the stomach. so~Sls. Ss., az stated
"a the D,sSstio.a Added % this, a h-s Ps"sVd ,ts
po~Sfil terminating Su-lStN. suriug The fti-
demis or Asi@tss CLolcra ga B.i''n'o,e. "a iS.ss,
- h kno~A TO many In thu CITY, particularly "a
Uhc Eigh,h MHrd. 81 -h,eh ih. g.. w PowHII
~.s sploi.icd Assisisst Ward ~, sisi-n--.nd
gu, Of more ,b,n 80 eases, he dad noi lo,e one
pa,'eut I, ~. this EiaSturc. g,sxa ,sh strs,s,
ibid or Peppetn.iut sca. ~Lich proved f,iis sstf-
c,cnt % Arrst the DISORDER IN us fg1 stage. aud
ia the collapse stag. srv strl the sioirnt mp
toms, and gave time tUr the operation of the othsr
rcecs>ary medicine, - stated ga Dr. G.. W. Pow-
ell assosut VI Lis tre@tnent Vi that disorder.
For sale by
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
ReaI ~ Person al Property
NY LOTTERY.

To DC di.posed Of under the superintendenee
OF the trustees appointed by an Act Of the
General Assembly Of Maryland. passed at
December sessios, lS3i-to authorize
HsRry SAsfsr. George Shsfsr s. H. y. SAsfsr.
To Disfsibuis thsir Estate BY Lot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05

TNlNCTURE q Pearls. new and yslua-
- bic discovery for the immediate reno
val q an seorbutie srupiions, puppies, free
kles, and al roughbess on the face AMI skin.
Imposing the beauty q the cheek and add
ing bloom 10 the complexion Received
from The Agent 10 New York. and Tor sale 81
YOUNG's
Drug 4 .Nsdi-ins SfoTs.
Harpers-Fefry, Msrch 81, 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
April =. 1886

VIRGINIA, TO Wit;
At Rules holden in the Clerks Ofic- of the CIR
cult Superior Court % ia~ add Chance, for
JrHcr,on County, the dr,t Monday IN March,
1886:
Uiuiam CIRQUE aud Richard Di.Rcid,
PLASTiETs,
AGAINST
DGrsd Pons, jain Potts Jonas Psns. UlHiu,s
Pons. Mary finn GGrdler. John UiiIdm
GGrdHer. Hannah Cdrdaer. Daniel SSydsr.
Uidlan IIffLc. Richard UiliamS. adsaiHis-
frafor Of John Griggs, deoeased. Carer Uii-
lie. late Shrr.G IF JcferssH county. and a.,
sueh a4is.s5sisfrafor Of .NtIihaHrsf CrG,giiiH
deed, The sad C.prcr EIiaA. Shsrlf "a a.fsre-
said and as stich. a,i'ni,Isffaior dr bonis bun
Of UIiam yesfaL, decd, aud Rob~'I Kry,s,
DETLSDASrs,
~ CHANCERY.
TUNHE defendants, David Pots, aud Robert
Reyes, not having entered their Appearance
and given security according TO the set Oi assem-
biy aud the rule, m; this court, aud i ari'-Ar,ag
by satisfactory evidence that they not uh@bit-
ants of this country; IL 10 ordered. that the said
defendants do appear here on the s's, day of the
next term, and answer the amended biil of tie
plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be forth
With inserted ia some newspaper Published IA
Charlestown, for two months successfully, aud
posted At the front door Of the courthouse al
the said town Of Chsriesiown-
A C1r,-Icste,
ROBERT r. BROH-N, CIR.
March To- IS36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
March 10. 1885,

VIRGINIA, To WIT:
Al rules holden ia the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chsnc,ry Cor
Jefferson County, the frat Monday in March,,
1856:
Joseph f. Lane, PLAINTIFF,
Henrt BofeLer. administrator Of INN f. Bote-
Ter, decd, aud ds administrator de bouis non
Of JaInrs s. Lane. dec'd .inflrelv Ksnne,ip,
Gd'HfUsfrdsor Of Thomas O. Lane. decreased.
UMoHghby ~. Lane, John ": Lane, Eliot
4. Lane, George y. Lane, Isddo ". Garter,
John Martin. Jr. and Mary T.. his lsife. Geo.
Ue5b. George UlijGm Ur65, E1fsvin H.
Uebb. EiH0Hgh6y Uebb and JoI, s. He55,
Hfgiam Richie. and ClaTssa " his lEIfc.
late C.drissa NJ Lane. Mary Inn Lime,
Lane, James s. Lane, and - U0odford
ITto Married .iiH p. Miller. sister Of tie
sa'd Jamrs s Lane. Sinoe dead, dGfribHtecs
Of james ). Lane. deeeGsed DET'rs,
IN CHANCERY.
FN'tIE defendants, John y. I.anC. Elliot r. Lane
John Martin, Jr. aud Mary r. his wife.
George Webb, George William Webb, Edwin
u. Webb, aud John S Webb, William Richie
Rnd Clarisss y. his ~iGc, MARY Ann Lane, George
C. y. Lane, Alice Lane, " iliism Lane. james
). lane - WOodford cot having entered their
appearance, aud given sceuri,y scr0rding Co tie
set Of assembly sud the rules o( this court; aud u
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants of this country II Is ordered,
That the sad defendants DO appear here on the
hrst day 81 the next tenn, and answer the ameud-
ri and supplemental hill Of the plaintiff; and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted 10
some sgaper Published IN Charicaown. Tor
twO months successfully, and posted At the front
door Of the sour-house 20 the Ssid town o
ChaTies,oSn.
ROBERT Y. BROH.N; err.
March 10. 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05
STEPHENSON e LETTERING.
joseph q. mrs. HsrpDs-Fsrry.
paLrI~our. Aug. Ah, tss9

BALrIsour. Aug. Ah, tsS2
II gives ne = degree o. Satisfaction 20 be able
testify Co the efficacy cf Dr. Po~.lI', Re-aui-
sns,ing Vegetable Tinoture, ia the immediate ~
lief a give. - Choli,s. aud What Is termed Tie
Sick iieAd-Aehr, hsyiws used u ~, s-ii. aud r.
1onuaendyd IL 70 others. ~',o have found q spec
4, r,i,,f, aud having cftsn Witnessed st. bcnsh-
cal elects. ehssrfully rseom'acnd !, 90 Ihs
nuLhe J. T.. MAl-kER.
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bono large. ssd he n uDeommosly muscular
aud strong. la shape, blood, size, power.
racing performaoeesi an fact, IN all the es-
sentiai qualities OF = stallion, Il would be
very difficult 10 hnd his equal.
A. r. b. MERRITT.
M.rfinsburr Ga-sf.f
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- iuehesfeI- and POGOpnGsc
RAIL ROAD COMPANY.

THE WINCHESTER and Potomac RAFT
road Company will eontrac, for q large
quantity Of PINE WOOD, TO be deIiV-
cred az their DepOis AZ CameTon's Spring and
iIsrpcfs-Forry the delivery to commence by
me 1T 81 September next, or earlier Il
practicable. The wood - TO be cut IN
lengths Of feet, and 70 be corded up at the
expense % The contractor.
Any person wishing 90 contract, viii plea.e
furnish The subscriber with his proposition,
on OF before the 10Th n August next, stating
che whole amount he viii furnish, the price
per cord, and the quantity per month.
For further information apply either per-
sousiiy % the subscriber o. the line Of the
Railroad, or by letter addressed 20 him al
Winchester.
W. ~. MORELL,
Eng,usef W. & z. Il. II.
Juiv 10, ie3S-tI
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SIR
WALTER SCOTT
March 81. 1886.

A"lLL stand this season at my stable
w 4 miles from Betryyille, from
Smokers Ferry, s miles from Char,cstown.
and from Smithfcld. The subscriber.
having bred many Of his best mares To SIR
Walter in the season OF 1884. has been IA
dueed, by the great superiority Of has coits
(eSperiment Is the only sure test ~ obtain
hisseryices for the present season.
From a wish 10 accommodate the circum.
stances Of this section Of country, 10 which
a large portion Of the mares arc not thor
ough. bred, and where Of course high prices
for the season cannot be afforded, the sab
scriber has prevailed on his owner, Mr.. A.
Robson, Of Richmond, 10 put the services Of
Sir Walter Scott at a lower rate than any
capital horse has heretofore stood at The
terms will be-for a single leap $40, 10 be
paid within the season; otherwise. the sea-
son price will DO required, For the season
500. which may be discharged by the pay.
ment OF SIS. on or before the LIT Of Au-
gust next For insurance $50 TO be paid as
soon a. the msre - known Co be in foal.
Parting with the mare or irregular atten-
dance at the stand ~ forte IL the Insurance. }
The season has commenced, and will tcrmi-
nate the first day Of July newt.
SIR walter Scott will be seven years old
this spring IN color he is beautiful dark
brown, (best Of all oolors for a stallion, for
II Is mos, apt 20 produce bays from mares Of
every color,) 10 hands high. aud possessing
ell the requisites Of strength, symmetry
bone aud sinew.