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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
Public Sale.

"ILL be cold. on Thursday N. Iith
w OF August next. on the farm b-Ioor.
'ng To the heirs Of Henri, iiesns, deceased.
about Que mile south Of Chsrlesio~n. the
folio ing property, TO wit;
Farming Utensils of every description,
Good work Horses.
Mich Cows and young Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs,
Two good plsulstion Wagons,
Ploukbs and Hsrrow..
Some Kitchen Furniture
About 20 bushels Of old Rye,
Ten do. clean Clover-Seed,
Light barrel, Of Corn,
A quantity Of Wheat. Rye, and Oats. BY
the bu,hel. (oow in stack. and TO be got ou,
by he purchsscr,) To be me assured aud de-
hsered 81 the heap, aud the straw left on the
farm,
Twenty-Five or thirty sore. OF growing
Comic be sold by The acre, and the pur
chaser To gsiberit,
With many other articles not mentioned.
TIL. conditions Of the above sale will be-
For all sums above five dollars, nine months
credit will be given, by the purchaser giving
bond with approved security; for that sum
and under, the cash will be required. IN nei-
Their case can the property be removed until
The above conditions be complied with.
CHARLES q. STEWART, EE'or.
July 81, 1886.
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TRUST S.gEE.

kQY virtue Of a deed of trust. executed to
\ - the subscriber on the 2ld of Dece n,ber.
1888, by Henry StpeS, at the instance Of John
Frame, and for the benefit Of Doc' Edwards,
To- secure the payment Of debt therein spcci-
fed. will be sold, at the residence Of SAID
Henry SuPos, oR Saturday the l3ih Of .fHzta,i
n,Tt, numerous articles Of personal property
mentioned IN SAID deed. sueh a. household
and kitchen furniture, amongst which, are
stove and pipe, tables, 5 kegs. &c &c. sale
for ready money, and to take place at two
O'Clock. 2 Sc JOHN J BROWN
July u, 1886. TSust,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
TO FARMERS.

IhE subscriber has ss,ocisted ELuAa
Loex with BIN IN the Milling Business.
winch ou'ine>s viii m future De conducted
under the hrm Of WILLIAM y. L. ELIJAH
LOON. The Mill 10 IN good order and rea-
dy Tor The rees option Of all k,nds OF GRAIN
The highest Prce The markets Of Baltimore
or Georgetown will afford s,lI be paid in
Cash for Merchsutabie Wheat. on delivery.
To those Who prefer Grindiny their Wheat.
one o'rrel Of Flour will he given for 400
pounds Of Nerchsntabls Wheat. aud stand
The Inspection Of the same IN Baitimor, or
Distract oI Coiumhis. and the Flour " iIi b,
DELIVERED u the Rsil Road Ire. OF charx,
Those Who have Nhs at thst B, not merch ,nt-
separate, and ground for toll feel CRATE.
fui Tor past favor anc the liberal patronas.
have received since ! have been engaged
m Mdiirs having always had = far propor-
ton OF business, aud hat without ever ha,-
,ng mad the trouble To- GO to more than three
or Tour farmers To make engagements
hope Tor continuance of past favors, be-
hcNiuG that farmers cannot do better thsn
Ia do business with VIM D l. tliah Loci
Whose sNertions will De uureniii,ne 10 give
sat'~taciton. They expect. N short time.
10 De prepared 10 Grind Plaster for tho.s
Who hung u aud Plaster will at all limo,
be kept f"r sale. Ia short, any and .verv
thing that farmer may want, can At slt
tunes be Furnished either BY VIM. r. 4 Eli.
J'h Lock, or wm. 5 Lock & Co Pleas.
give them call VINE LOCK
Ausust g. 1870 Tt
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Wool CardIng.

AklHg su5seriDsr would infofns ~, eu,to-
~ nsrs, aod ne puoiir 10. general. that
hN sstsbl.hmert % god ORDER havFz
elp,hsd the machines nssrly 81 sinh nsv
Cords, 80 hsVing he'd thsm N oysFaiiDa
since ibs first o. Ny isst, ~nb . COED care
FL Csftsr 20 sttss4 than
Hs sili. fDf ne bsisnee sftha ssasos. -
ted once . usek - Assss L9ek's store
90 fisstosn. stA NJ isssc stFlosT NH. ssd
81 VIZ Hslns sfofs. Lssio~n. fof ne gaf.
po,s ofrsssigine Wool ios csrdins. Clotb for
ioliiog 80 dysirE. be rfLAs OAK
Dsrkssviiis. Aas I. Is3f --5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

AsiiP from the ofkes Of The Boston DAILY
Advertiser ueutiOns the arrival at that por, Of
The ship Switzerland. from Havrc, whence
she sailed o. the ID July; from which We de-
rive nothing Of importance. other than that Il
IL stated IN one Of the Paris paper. that Mr.
serrurr'er will resume hi. post a, Amba,,ador
from France 10 tie United States. a. soon a,
Mr.. Livingston is again sccredited To the
Court Of PATS, or some other Charge DAT
fairs appointed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

ID An AWAY. On the lsth yuly, Negro
y Msa BY the sams o. MOSgs. shout
- years cd. Moss p abaat 5 feet 10 o,
II ioehes high, - . yellow eonplsz,on, q
dovn iook. and = eesfss voios He'd o.
donestis rouadsbout. blue eassisst pss,a.
Icons. striped hons.Asds vsst, sed ese. bat
iook other eiothing Ivili give so .htskssIn
ihs uniy SO. n taken ous q me e,ssry
so5 10 sts State II Yrgieia o. 400. n a.
kss oot Of ne state, % that Tst hia sxsia.
ANY cLACcLT, lAahts
II ss~.<i c7segss. Sss'f
Fae4uiar ceuniy, W, Asg 4, te5A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

Besides the monihly pay, IS above stated,
one ration per day - allowed every soldier,
which Is amply suliicient Tor his subsistence.
Also, large supply Of comfortable. and seu-
teel clothing. Good quarters aud fuel ara st
all times furnished; aud every attention vii
be paid To msking those men Who may en-
list. aud are Determined To serve iheir cOun-
try in good faith. comfortable aud conteuied
with their situation. The best medical al
tendance - always provided Tor the sick sol.
der, and no deduction OF paw - made during
the period lie - unable tU perform hi> duty
BY the above II Is seen that the tay aud
allowances are respectable, and that. with
prudence and economy, The moIihly pay Of
the soldier may he LAID ups every tang
requisite To his comfor, sud CONVENIENCE. /,
lurni,hed b, the Government including hIs
sugar aud coffee. The prudent >oldi.r. there
fore, may readily save from $500 L. $500
during his shea, enlistment II H.rt, Jtsr,
and al the expiration Of the tern. he eau. II
be chooses, purchase small farm IN sny Of
the western states. and there settle himself
comfortably, on hI, own land, for the ic.t Of
his life o. n RITIOCE.
IH Lieut.. 81 Rerf u 5. ,J-..yosi..,
Recruiting DFcrr.
Shepherhstown Recruiting
Rendezvous, Jelly ~, 1896
sy-Th- Dragon, are armed and mounted
on good LOfses, al the expense of Tie jun,d
States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
Trustees S0le.

nY virtue of n deed Of trust, executed on
No the 18th day Of October. ls35, BY Gar
land Moore, 10 the subscriber, aS trustee, 10
s+1;:re ceTt..s: a!s::5;= therein mentioned. which
deed 1, duly recorded in the Clerk, Office IN
the County Court of jefferson. shall proceed
To >cll, 90 the highest builder, for cash, at the
residence at John Moore. Sr. on Saturday the
2Oth day of next mouth. august the follow
ing Property, To wit; 4 variety of Farming
Utensils, embracing one Plantation Wagon
and five sets Of Ploughs. Cutting Box
Sc.-three hesi of horned Cattle, a lot of
SosS and Other iiok---a variety of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, inciudins Beds
and Bedding, ChiirS, Tables. Carp-tinS. Sho-
vel and IVns~. with various other items too
tedious 10 mention. Sale Ia commence at 10
O'Clock, \ VI JOilN J. BROWN,
Juy 81, 1856 Trustee
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Secretary Of i.s Ttsiury.

The Governor Of Tennessee has is
sued his proclamation. converting the
Legislature of that State. on the first
Monday in October next. The object
IN view in thus anticipating the stated
period for the assembling of the Legis-
lature, is TO enable that body to take
the requisite steps for receiving. under
the late Distribution and Deposite Bill
OF Congress the quota to which Tennes-
see may be entitled.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

Escape Of Tcriaa prjsoner.-We
learn from the New Orleans Adver-
,iser, of the 2lst, that Major MILLER.
of the Texian army, (who was recently
confined IN prison at Metamoras) Ell
fected his escape by means Of a quaint
disguise. mos, admirably adapted
being appareiled in a dress peculiar TO
old age. with the addition OF a venera-
BILE, flowing white beard. bunch back
Of por,ly dimensions, and features to
correspond with his increased wears.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
N.r Yess 0Ar.rr. Orr,ea. Aug. 3.

wv aN&A OEttCot aug.
The annexed 10 . copy OF q note just TO
eeived from our Boston correspondents, the
Msssrs- Toplif. dated p. NJ. yesterday:
During OatTugs.-We are inform
ed that th,s morning. while the Supreme
Court IN this CITY was IN session, and
While Judge Shaw was about giving
the decision IN case respecting tw o
female slaves who had been enticed
away from their master while on a
visit TO this city. a large number of
blacks. and among them many uhite
persons. rushed into the court room.
Knocked down the constables. took the
slaves and pu, them into carriage. and
drove out OF the city. There is a very
great excitement here. and serious con-
sequences are apprehended."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
Caution.

HAViNG suffered much Inconvenience.
y snd received great UJnry, from persons
tfesPas,'ng upon my farm. By shooting. tax.
ing a~sy apples. throSing dosn my fencing,
ard IN many other Wsys committing depfe.
dstions, sn comps He'd. 10 seif-dsfence. 10
iorewarn every description Of persons from
committing further itsspsss sm deter.
mioed % enforce the lsw sgsin,t aiI oaen-
ders SUSAN ENgIg
AUGUST 4 lag TT
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RHHHsr0w.

NAS committed. on the 18Th March
w last to the 1lil oi Isders"u e ounty.
Nsgtn MAJ ~ho calls himself ILtJAII -
iis ~ shout furiy-drc years - sss-sboyt
, fesi = inche- hiEh--uf itghi compile 700
sod bis head Erry 80 mlfks ~ ssJs be
b. longs 60 COT toan iiOoe ~ Princs Will
liam, Nireina Ths o~ rsrof the above slave
j. requested o. come GtssfJ. prove pro-
perry &C or be- al. To- disposed u aeoord-
~ 60 Lar
WI ~ CWGGs, Tailor.
Ma 3 l.ln In
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

Sudden deafi.-We lean from the
Cincinnati Wing that Colonel JouN s.
WALLACE. well and favorably known
as the Auditor Of that county. fell in
s,an,ly dead, while sitting at a writing
table in hi office in that CITY. on the
morning of :he 18th ult The cause
of his death was attributed to appo-
plexy, or to ossifcaiion of the heart.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

CovWspovs nrftrr
fADi, uotrH JsiY i.uh l-.6
sL-E~ The parties interested Boo ne stowe
ms"i'o'sd SOFT vii pies.s take Dotss that
! shaii attend ~ nsy of.cs sfnrsss.d. - r.
key iAs lJh sas 81 a,ri nsHfA. (.Asxsss, 81
o'eiocs, " % enter upon TIE duties rs.
CARED q ne by NE shove reeiied decree u
the court. snd shsli sfioufn from dsy % dsy
until ny report shsll be eompistsd sksn
spd where they are hereby notified o. %.
tend With The nssssssrJ Staismssts, svrssnos
sod papsFs.
n woRTHlSGToN. JN.s CO.
Jolly ~. 1898
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Stray Cow.

GTRAYED from the pasture field Of Mr.
- Wy>rng. about two weeks ago. a br,ndlr
MULEY COW. IL - probable that ,he has a
calf with her. Information ~here she may b,.
had, vii be thaokfuIls received aud all reasou.-
bic expense paid Tor her recovery.
ELIZABE I'll HOWARD.
ChArie.town. Aug. II, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

Such &c the Pew holders Of the Presbyte-
ran Church. a, have not paid their Pew r-niss
due on the first Of April last, will please pay
without DELAY. to Cato Moore or Joseph T
Dlusheriy. Esqrs. The necessity of thi, re-
quest must bc obvious. ~ our much respected
pastor is about % leave.
THE TRUSTEES.
July p, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

Tho Corresponding Committee Of the De
mocratic Republicans of the county Of JeiTrr-
>on. are requested tn meet at samuel Stones
Tavern, III Chsrle,to~n, on the lat day Of
August Court, (inst As IL o'clock, NJ. A full
meeting i requested
BRANDON DAVENPORT. Chairman
Of Comm,titt Of Csrrttpondsnek
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
To 0N Persons

In The Counties Of Je6crson and Clarke
Who hare aged Horses 10 .4her.
WILL insure at 10 per cent. on the va
u Iuation 81 aged horses, and colt, Of two
sud three years old II FIVE per cent on v.lu.tion
o. 81 the RISK ot the owner. - f,r each orrt..
''o". Age'i hOrsrs must Ice s-ut IN nv s,.bIr
where every attention shall D.. pad p.,l.., m,
e're-tl'r horses To be TED II my ~ ,.en.r for 10
days. they arc then t. hr tskrn hon,, b, their
o~"rr' WM n SINCLAIR.
Jeicr'o" CouNty. Aug ~. 1870
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday last, by the Rev. sepiimus
fusion, DIR. ANAsA Wax CAsr. Of Eicksburg,
Mississippi, % Miss MIMG Louisa BLsroA,
eldest daughter Of the late orson Bestor, Esq
Of Iiarpers-Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

VIRGINIA, TO WIZ:
In the Circuit superior Court NJ Law and
thancerv for the couniy OF JctIe rson, June
23L, 1886:
James u. Wager, administrator q, bow,
non Of John Wager, IT,. dec d. t~ho ~ss
administrator oi John Wager, srn deed ;
PLHNrIIF,
AGAINST
Bss,l Williamson, aud Margaret hi. vie. Ia,r
Margaret Wager. MsN Se,lcg. I-t- Ma,
Wag,r, Ilsnu~h Humphre,s late u.nt.h
Wager, Gerard " Wager. Administr.iDr cf
Philp W.g,r. deed. aud Joscph HoTms,,
the husband. ADD Ellen A HoiImsn and Geo
Hoffman. infant children sod h.,rs Ut ElHs-
beth finiims". late fl,lahcth " ger. Wa.
lness, administrator d. bou,s non 18th the
vii -nteS,d - ~ = ar. I.uc.s dce d. Iiann.l
Wserr. ~idu~ sud sim,n,.irs'riX 4 Edward
Wager. deed. and thsilrs. FhKshsti,, ID
N.rj Ire. snd Jsn.-, y Nas.r. inf.Gt dbl
dren sud heirs OF the .rl ~ .srd " as.r. de-
ceased, t>.~ts lsic-s, administrator 81 Mercy
Wager, ~idoN add sdu,in,sustriN Il JaLr
N-ser, sen. dee 81. Carer " tlls, sheriff Il
Ictirts'u county, 20 ~hon The estate of Cinfiss
Wager, deed, ~ss eoun,,tt,'i. ~ aslmtut.ir.-
tor de b0pis nor. ani e o.ge W Hmnfi.f. ID.
administrator Of kogvr Humphreys deed.
~ CHANCERl.
INHk death Of Phtiip Wager = suggested
4 this 2Jd d., OF June. l-JG. AID -, eon.
sent Of the parties by their counsel. hi. ID
mlnistrstor. g.. d. Wager. - admitted de-
iendant ~ his place. snd the ease bcins
again set for hearing. bs cuu~ert, " - I'D
Judged, ordsfed snd dee reed. that tie met
teEs 81 account betWsrn the p.riie. -pI sfs.
lnz 80 thi, suit. be. and the, 90, hrrsh, re-
isTed. 10 Master Commi..toper W ofthins
ton. who is dHerisd 81 settle al .uct &C.
counts a. either party shall diftct. connected
With The subject matter 81 coutrosefs, snd
10 state ell msiioFs dseissd b, hiu, yertipent
or which either party msy require and fe
port
a cop, --Tesie.
EOBEHT 7 EHDWS. ~
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Public Sale.

WILL. be sold, on Tuesday the 23i
w inst. II NV residence ne-r Shepherds
town, all the residue of INV Property and Furni-
mrr. consisting Of ! Bureaus, Bc,l.ir.hs. >
Clocks, 2S,dehnards. ten plate sta,c. , still.
sud Tubs, Mich Cows, . number or Hogs.
= or hundred bushels of Wheat, ~ acres Of
standing Corn.
Twelve months credit will be given on eli
sums rbp'r i'c dollars. Undrr. cash
The Wheat snd Corn " III b- ,oId for cash
JAMES VERDIER
August IS;6 "A,
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The S1ddIimS Business
DEOLIMED.

VNHE subscriber having sold ont his Sad.
n dlcry. SC. 10 AF WmtisM II,cU,. sho
- steady yOung man. sod a eompe,so;
workman. requests those Who have accounts
with him, TO call and close them ~ ssrIy a,
possible. he cannot do justice TO his feel.
ings without returning hIs grateful ackoo~.
Judgements 20 hD ff,suds and patron. Who
have ~ long and 80 ste sdiiy sustained him
such friends cannot be forgotten.
GtORGE ISLER.
Charlesiown, Angus, 4. 1896
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Saddle SsHd Harness
MAKING.

HNlE subscriber having purchased out
u hr George l.iers stock NJ the abns,
business ~tl carry on the business exten.
sivriy Il the old stand. lie hls nov large
stock ~ work ready made. snd . full suppi,
u material, 90 hsad He solieHs the pa
tronage % the customers II the old sstab.
ii.hment. snd The pubiic generally; abd
hopes. from bs koo~ ledge 81 business. and
street attention. 10 b. .bls 10 give general
satisfaction.
WuTiNN HnCKS
ChsflestowR. August 4. IsgG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
Country Cloth,

nLAHKETIMo, Es uilI be reesiv
- - 81 No, ksJes store, ssd Fsturssd
shsa 6oahsd.
GRARTHAH 4 Barns
Aagnl 10, ls1a--tk
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YOUNG LADIES
boarding q Day School.
AMaERoMA SEMINARY.

ANoGhONA SE0IN AIRY.
uNHE exercises OF tho next (seyen,h)
- session Of Angerons Seminary will
commence on the first Monday IN September
aud continue tall the 18th February The
number OF pupil. being limited, parents in.
trni'ng To enter are advised To do 80 at or
near the commencement OF the session.
Terms, rn,ahi when the session is half
advanced. incIucing Board. Lodging. wash
'ns, and Tuition s'O; Fuel, Lighl. and sta
uousrS. - deduction Of S. to pupil.
under IL years OF age.
Day scholars, payable in advance. from
IS oSl2.
Music, si5; Drawing aud Painting. usual
cour,e, $40.
Circulars, exhibiting in detail the plan Of
education pursued, references, and other IN
formation, gwen on application TO the Prin-
eIPAl. either personally or by letter
l.. EiCHELBERGER, PrinoipaL
Winchester, Aug. III, 1876 -3t~eo6t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

VHNlE purrhassr a ny sale ere respect
N Tally rrmindrd. ihsl tbsir sveral sates
siii bs do a. ~ 9Th a ssxt rassth-fhss f,ev
ere payable - ne Ch.gieso~a Baak, -fh.t the,
sre So iu thss Beck, sad 49, " aos pnaets.iIy
ps,d, hey vsil 49, inesrst froe thsir dsi~a.
ADAa WEYEa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

The friend. Of Mr.. Van Buren, in thu, county,
snd ~ the other eou"t'es OF this Congregational
District, sre invited To- attend . Barbecue, to be
bell 'tCpl. Davenport, Grove near h.rIssto~n,
'n tie is s'tur'is, ia August n-x'.
July u, 1886. COMMIT FEE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

Tho Salem Union Association Of the Regu-
lar Baptist Church. will convene st Mount
Zion. Berkeley county, by divine permission,
August ID. ls56.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

WIZ SsA" II tNVO HOTfCS.
HViE subscriber will receive order. for
- German PIlpo', q sample OF which can
DO seen Of Mrs Griggs's Boarding House IN
thariesto~n, and at Mr. Entler's tavern,
Shepherdsto~n. These instrume nts are PLAIN.
and OF superior tone and touch. md will be-
furnished ut the very moderate price Of $3.50
each. They may be had plain or ornamen-
ted, and Of any kind Of wood, for the same
price. ! will warrant them perfect, aud
should they fail after . sufficient trial, they
may DC returned and the money refunded.
! sm also agent for The Boston Factory Of
Colbert Co whose Piano Forte. will ,.iI
here n the Boston prices,
NATU. CARUSl.
Charlestown. Aug. II. 1896 TT
y b shall continue to come up every
summer and give Music lesson, To- Mr.. Jones,
scholars and others who NAV wish TO lesru
IN Charie'town aud Shepherd,towo.
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WOOL.

bKIIE subseriber Wi.hes e. purchase Wool.
II Tor whoh h. siil rivs tbs hishsst mar.
vet Pfi'e. % GOods De whlexchsnxe Lin.
,ey snd Csrpsiing. Tor W DOL
" KIYEs.
Chaf'sstovn. Nay %. Isa6
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For SnFP.

AAE have on hand n Kiln Of prime
w BRICK. supposed TO contain $50, 900,
and we will sell them on fa,ora bic terms.
w. K :. y. ANDERSON.
HArPers Ferry, Aug. IL, l.36-et.
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Sale or library SHARES.

A NJ NBER Of Sh,re, ~ the Librar,
"A society Of HsrPers-ferry. - ~ be sold
At public sale, At the United States Arsenal.
90 saturday the 18th dsy 81 August. q, 4
0 clock. =. VI ADAM BROWN
August {, 1896 Librarian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

EJST received sd fos sale. frssh sup.
e. ply of Tsrbip seed. 81 The Dfus store
u JOSEPH q. nays.
Hsrpss-Fsrry, July ~. 1875
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LAND AND NEGROES
EOrSale.

\" I'LL he .old, st public sale, on the
w premises, a. nsrsa-y. ~ la day II
S'Ptsasb'r neat. the Farm eaiisd "Le,he, :" the
re,'dence of the late George 8Ilm.r. de-
ceased. "a the eouaty Of Rockingham, Va ,
on the Shenandoah river. about tour miles
below Port Republic. II eont..ns between
ks~A l2 and 1900 acres, ~ <rAaa
ssss ing on both sides Of IA. &iS{:S
river The greater part &5V56S
OF the land on the North
side. Is cleared and under cultivation. AID
lie. very Beautifully in bend Of N. river.
aud almost surrounded by II. The iu prove
ments are two-story BRICK HOUSE,
BARN. aud other out houses.
Al the same time and place, will be sold
between % aud 30 likely NEGROES. consist.
i"g OF men. women. sr.d children, also, the
whole stock OF iior.es, Cattle, Hog, aud
sheep, Wheat, Rye, Corn. Farming Utensils.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
One thrrd Of the purchase money for the
Isnd. will be required OF the time Of sale;
The remainder ia iOur equal snn. al I'D, ment.
10 be secured by deed OF trust on the land;
or, by Withholding the title until the moue,
~ paid. The Negroes will be sold for cash:
the purchaser having the option to give h.,
note, with good security. payable IN one
Year. ana bearing interest from the ds,.-
The rest OF the personal property will be
sold on credit OF - Month,
ROBERT GRATTAN, Jr.
August H. lS36-ts
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BENJAMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNADEK
Jolly = IsJ6 II

IN appearing before The public in the new
hrm Of Ford : Suydrr. 1t becomes indrspeu-
'abis neoessar, that tho unsettled business
OF Daniel N"yder, and DAniel shy der 4 Son,
should be speedily closed ; aud earnestly
request ali those Who have unsettled ac-
counts With etther, TO call ~ soon q. posi-.
bic AID close the .amc. The Books sre Of
e'Iord Mills, srd will he really Tor settle
ment. Those complying With tbs request
vii greatly Oblise thcr friend ard obsd,snt
servant, DANIEL SNIDER
InlN : la1E
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.N1fiCe 10 Farmers.

FEVHE subscriber, fako Ihs me cd Of IN
~ forming the customers OF the FORD
MILL snd Farmers generally, that the, have
entered into pATtncrshIp ~ tie
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gVNuE snsnlsx fsli 80 Yields u Fsllos-
I one eoftsioinx % ssrss--ths oihsr - -
both sell 80 siih clover, snd Ne isnd ia q
vsFy kas stats fog esiuvsilon.
wa. 2 stNCLAfn,
Sgssppa ess@
Juiy 81. isSs---aI
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YINrnAn

a. ~ excellent qas.iy suitable for Pick
NIiin. a. b.. Z ~ safe by
T. " &C W AIsQUITH.
Chariesiown, July - 1886
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DISAPPOINTMENT

In consequence Of the rain on the da
above named, the Barbecue was postpone,
until Saturday the goth instant
August | 1896.