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CosHissIosEN's OTTIcE,1
CAayisao,oH. Jsiy l3iA, 1886
kCT% The parties interested In the above
mentioned suit, will please take notice, that
shall attend 81 my Office. lover the msfket
house N Chsriestown.) on Hsdasidav ne 5ih
dsy u HsEt month, (August.) Al . O'Clock, 4.
To enter upon the duties required by the
above order Of court, and shall 81 iourn from
daJ 10 day until my report sbsli be con-
ple'ed when sod whore they are requested
TO attend, With the necessary ststements.
evidence and vouchers, connected With the
Aforesaid suits.
Il. wCRTHNGToN.
July ~, 1886. Mss Cos.'y.
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WfNeheSfeI' and Potomac
RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
JaIy 23,fs3

THE WINCHESTER and Potomac Rail
road Company will contrac, for a large
quantity Of PINE WOOD, to he deIv-
ered al heir DePois 81 lame TOns Spring and
HarPer1-FeTTy the delivery TO commence b.,
The lst OF September next, or earlier II
practicable. The wood - to be cot IN
lengths OF feet. and TO be corded up al ths
expense Of the contractor
hnJ Person Wishing 90 contract, will plesee
'urn''h the sub-criber with hi> proposition
on OF before The 10Th 81 August next. stating
the whole amount he will furnish, the price
per cord and the quantity per month.
for further information apply either per-
sonsily 10 the subscriber on the line Of the
Railroad, or by letter addressed to him ct
Winchester.
w ~ MoRELL.
Engineer ". kP R.R
July 30. ls15-n.
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WARREN'S
Celebrated MIX OF Roses.

VNhiS celebrated Perfume IS wholly free
IL from the injurious effects OF mineral.
IN most cosmetics. II preserves and besuti-
hes the skin, rendering u soft and delicate.
u has become fashionable article for tho
iadie'' toilet. offered for sale At
YoUNG'S.
HarPers-Ferrv. March n. lSa6
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.Nrsc .Nercamfife Concern.
SPRING GOODS.

H. VI. e.. W. AISaUITH are now
Ale oPeniHg their SPRING md SUN
-NER GOODS. and invite the attention Of
their customers aud the public generally.
Charlestowb, April Z, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

A gentleman in New Brunswick, on
returning TO rest some few years since,
pot wash bowl of water TO bed and
fhyelo himself out of Tie windoci Such
instances Of absence Of mind are truly
remarkable.
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NOW Is TIE TTMEl

NROM the fatterlng encourage ment the
IL ProPrietors have met with, in the sale of
their tickets, they have some assurances
that they may have il in their power to draw
their Lottery,
On the 18Th of .7ugust merit.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
In The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chaneery for Jefferson county, June 2lst,
lS36.
The Washington County Bank. and Joseph
she"ater, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
VIM. lucas. administrator Of Samuel EncIe
deed, aud Susan Engle. widow. and Mar
garet Engie, Joseph Ehgle, William Engle,
Susan Ann Engle, BENJAMIN =. Engla,
George w Engle, and samuel Engie, chit
dren aud heirs Of the said Samuel Engle.
deed. DET'r,'
Baker Tapscott, executor Of John Baker.
'eeeS'eo' PLAINTIFFS,
Same. DtrEsp,Sr,.
~ CHANCERY.
I'm the motion Of the plaintiffs. Rober,
" 7. Brown Is appointed guardian nd n
TEN for the infant defendants, and these
causes came on 20 be heard ihi, 2l,t day Of
June, 1896. upon the bill. answers Of the in
FAINT defendants BY the said guardian ad Item
and exhibits, and was argued by counsel.
whereupon the court. by consent Of the par
ties, BY their counsel represented, doth adj
Judge, order and decree, that Master Com
missioner NorthingtoD, one Of the Commis.
Sioners Of this Court, do take On account Of
what - due To the plaintiffs, and To all other
the creditors Of the sad Samuel Engle. de-
ceased. snd that the said Commissioner do
cause an advertisement 10 be inserted in
public print m Jefferson county, and name
therein day or days on which the creditor.
OF said deceased may convene before ham
The SAID Commissioned, for the purpose Of
proving their claims against the estate Of
sad deceased, by designating the character
and dignity Of ssid claims; end that he do
state and settle the accounts Of the ss,d
william Lucas, administrator of the said IN
tes'ate, Sith the estate Of said iniestate. sta
ting specially the character and dignity Of
the debts by him paid. Add that he do al.o
take an account Of the annual rents and ero-
hh OF The real estate Of which the said ssmv
Engle died seIIed. dedueting there from =.
nearly a. be can, the probable annual yslo.
Of the widows dover therein, stating so,.
cislly ell such matters A. he may deem psr
ineni, or a. he may be required TO state bv
the parties or their counsel and that he
make report Of his proceeding TO this Court
And leave is given the said Susan Rngis. wi.
doS and relIct Of said samuel EnEle. TO lis
her answer 81 any time before the nest term
d this court
A Copy-Tfas,
ROBT Z. BROWN, Crt
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The Passenger Cars

EAVE HarPers-ferry, sreyy day. for
h Frederick City aud Baltimore. at 10
o'clock, 4. NJ returning, arrive at IIarpers-
Ferry, every day, between ; and O'Clock
r. W. Feb -. ls36
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RMiE-ROnd .N0iice.

NTH. further notice, the PASSENGER
~ CARS will leave Winchester at half
past O'Clock. A. NJ
June 2, 1896
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CoAMIsHoSER's oVTIcE, .

NUNMIssIONENs UFFICE,
Charis,foten, July l4ih, 1886.
sDF"The parties interested in the above.
mentioned suit, will please take notice, that
] shall attend at my Office lover the Market
House, in Charlestown, on SATURDAY the 2Oih
day Of n'rt month, august at O'Clock, A.
" TO enter upon the discharge Of the duties
required by the above decree Of the court.
and shall adjourn from day to day until my
report shall be completed; when and where
they are hereby notified to attend and pro-
duce all papers and statements necessary TO
carry said decree Of the court into exrcu-
ton. r. WORTUINGToN
July II, 1896. Mas. Com.
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Spring Goods.

'NNHE subscriber is now receiving and open
ing supply Of seasonable GOODS,
HUMPHREY kEYES.
April IL, 1896.
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Real P>rsOnHiP Property
ny LOTTERY.

To be disposed Of under the superinte ndence
OF the Trustees appointed by an Act Of the
General Assembly Of Maryland, passed at
December sessioa, lS3i-to authorize
Henry ShcJtr, George ShaTsr & H. L. Sha(tr,
To DiIiribuie ihsir Estate BY Lot.
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A farmer having hired man TO reap
two or three acres Of barley, went out
into the field and found him reclining
under the shade Of tree. What is
matter" inquired be. "Oh. said the
man, II feel amazingly dr0p-siekler'
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A blacksmith brought up his son, to
whom he was very severe, TO his trade
The urchin was most audacious dog.
One day the old gentleman was at
tempting to harden a cold chisel which
he had made Of foreign steel, but be
could not succeed. Horsewhip it,
father" exclaimed the young one
" ifthat will not harden it, don 4, know
what will"
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FREE PRESS.
FystIsHEp. wGtELT, ~
TWO DOLLARS 4 FIFTY OTIS

PER .LN.NTr.N
Payable bali yearly, but Two DoLIass
VII De received a. payment 10 full, n pad
sniifeiy % advance. Whenever payment -
deferred beyond the expiration Of the year,
interest val be charged
- Subscription, for siz months, 81 Is, 70
b PAID invariably 81 sdssAes.
ADVERTISING.
The terms q advertising, are for = squsrs
OF less, 81, foF three Insertions larger oass
- The SANE proportion. Eaen eontnusnes
IS cents per square.
-. Al adFsstsemsnis not ogdsFed foF .
speeiae tias, via be eoatin9sd yaiii FORBID,
80 eAs5Rsf asssysingH.
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ITO UOEITTWfEOFBs
VENUE Undersigned. commissioners. ap.
n pointed by the County Court Of Clarke.
will attend m Berryville. on the 0eoAd SafaS.
day IN .fuguH HsTi 20 receive proposals for
building JAIL in BerryviIIe. in sad coun-
ty-st which time the plsn Of the buildisE
will be submitted The eommi,siobers would
prefer one contractor for the whole work
but they will receive proposals separately
Tor the brick work, carpenters work, black.
smilhS PORK, and lumber.
EDWARD SMITH,
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
JACOB ISLER,
JOSIAH W WARE.
TREADWELL SMITH.
C0umiSi0nsyt
BsrryviIls, IOly %. 1896.
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On the Ch1iestorn .Apothse~y and
Book &ors.)
Informs the public that his assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
&c. &c.
u now very complete, and viii enable him
TO meet every demand during the present
ane approaching season.
has also within few days past re-
IL eeived . large assortment Of Sehoos
Books, Paper, States, Ink, Tin small Sottlcs. }
ink-s'ands. Quilts. black and red WATERS
and Sesling-w Books Of many de-
seriPt'ons. including . variety OF Pocket Me-
morandum Books.
Among the School Books, are Olney's &C.
ogrsphy and Atlas, Comls's Spelling Book
and several other kinds which he has been
recently out Of
June 81, 1896.
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Dissolution.

HNhE eo-psTtnsrsbip heretofore existing
n under the hrm % Richard 4 Joseph
Johnson Is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent Al persons indebted will see the ne.
oes'iiy OF making immediate settlement. IN
order 70 hnsl adjustment of the firm Set.
Element may Be made wiih either Of a..
subscriber. RICHARD JOHNSON.
JOSEPH JOHNSON.
hsy 5, 1896.
The business will IN future be conducted
by TIE undersigntd, Eho will alwss keep on
hand' large and extensive assortment ol
sessonsble Goods.
RICHARD JOHNSON
MAJ 5. 1886
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RoLrINo oLoTHs.

BoLTINo CLOTHS.
usT received, large supply of BOLT
e. lNG CLOTHS Of very superior quail
", which, sddsd 10 ny former stock. ena.
bles me to Offer better assortment of the
srt'cls than has before been IN this market
and al reduced prices. Az orders from mil
lers and Others Will be particularly attended
TO. JON JANNEY
AlsHaudris, 5 mo. 10, 1s36-3m.
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July II, 1886.
VIRGINIA. TO VIII:

VIRGINIA, TO WIZ:
In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery, for Jefferson county, 23d day
Of June, 1886:
Henry Hofeier, .id,n'r IsIh The lsiH annered Of
Inn r. B0feier, and n has OIsn right,
PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
.fndrelv Kenneiy, atlpanisIrafor Of 7Horras e.
Lane dee'd' . Dr'ISDANr.
Joscph f.. Lane, PLIISr,yy.
AGAINST
HcHry Bofeler. in his oapaCiiu of aaipuHisfrafor
ef Inn r Bofcicr. IVao 1ras kr 1,Irunsfra-
tar Of JTmes H. Lane ,icc'd. and as D,r adj
n'"'sfrdfor de bonis non Of Tie aud Jaraes s.
LNIoe, dech .fn'ircv Kennedy, aa,g,nisfrn-
for Of IhomGs e. Lame deceasrd UiHouDh-
Sg 10. I~Dle. John " LaHe. EMof1' Lame.
George > Lane. fsddc ". Carter, John .lEIr.
mn. Jr. and Mary =. his Ir,fe. Geors r IGr6b.
and Georgc UiiiGm. E,iIriu n, UiaoHgLBD
and John s. Ucbb, UILbam RIfchie and
CldrIssd " he lg,fc, late Ciarissa ". I1Hle.
.lhITg I'm Lane, GeOrge g. r. Lane, .flier
LIME, N'iLGm Lane, JdHles s. Lane, and
- " o'D0fd, DETtNDANTs
CONSOLIDATED CASE-IN CHANCERY
A tOMMI SSIONER WORTIiINGToNba
~ ing, IN obedience TO an order made IN
the above cases, made a report, BY eon.ent
OF the parties, by their counsel, u ~ order
ed. tbs 2Jd day Of June, $50. that the said
report be recomm'lted generally To the sad
ComO'issiOner, for him 10 CONSIDER aud re-
port thereuPon Aud, at the instance Of
Plaintiff, by bis counsel. the SAID Commits
sooner - to sisle M account, she wing the
distribution OF the estate Of James =. l.ane,
deceased. among the distributes Of ssd de.
ceased, so Tar ~ distribution has been made,
and TO make such special statements relative
TO the administration and distribution Of the
estate Of SAID decreased, - he may deem
PertInsnt, or which either party msy require
TO be stated, and that he report his proceed
ings To this court And leave ~ given 10
the defendant Henry BotelsF, 10 file h.. an
swsr 90 thu, cause within ninety days after
the rising Of the court
4 Copy Irste,
ROBERT' T. BROU.N. err.
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Hs is bstvssa IS and is years Of age--snd
V Of the usual sizs Of boys 81 that age The
shove reward will b. pad. snd no question,
ssksd, " taksn up and returned to TIE sub.
seribsF.
Al psrsoes srs forsvsrnsd from employ
log % hsrboring Sid apprentices, as the Law
will b. rigidly enforced against ell who msy
BE- guilty 70 either case.
JOHN DONAVIN.
Anwusf A tg7g ii
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NEW GOODS.


NOR sale, . hrst-rste EigAL Dsv Ciosk
n with brass works. snd q handsome ma
hoEsny case. inquirs of The
June 6, 1886 PRINTER.
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Ncsc Spring and Same nser
GOODS.

YNHE "bseriberssre just receiving and Open
ing, general assortment of
SPRING IND SUMNER GOODS
to Which they invite the attention OF our customer,
and public gr",rs,i,. =, ~e are determined to
All io~, ior cash and credit. 10 good and pune
tusl customers
IikfLEBOwER h SLIFER.
ksbleto~n, April ~, 1850.
y. IL. We h~'r on h-uj. an ss,ortrnent Of
Harness, such q, Blnd Brides, Riding BridIes.
Mau'ns.is, Collars. &c. A. KS
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q Cenfs Reannr1l.

AN AWAY from the subscriber. in
~ Charlsstova. on sunday last. On sp-
pFsnsiee 70 The HatiIng busiaess, named
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For SAFE.

WLVES. CR8CKERS NUTS. Sc.
"UsCAT. Msdefs. Port. snd
I'VE Champagne " me IN bottles.
Cordisis assorted Dstes. Citfoh,
soda. sugar, Water snd Butter Crackers.
Ginger, Cocoa, and Pslm Nuts,
Enzllsh Wsib0is. and fresh FiibsFts,
For sale u The HsrpeFs-Fsffy Fruit store.
Nay 10, 1855.
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Joseph f.. Lane,
PLAINTIFF,

.fntfrelT K~nnedy, diLTumsiraior Of Thomas
Lane, decd. DITLSpANr
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.frranged and Tahsed bs ne Conssusasaers ab-
Ps'Hfsd BY NE Legislature Of Mar Wand
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FOR THE SALE OF

j. WeiLev's Vegetable .7nti- Rh~unaf,
COH6POunn
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RECOMM ENDATIONS.

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mary school, we have yet seen. The Geo;
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NOTICE.

TBNIlE subscriber would inform his old
a customers and the public that he has
removed his .Saddling Establishment TO n
new building erected near his dwelling
house, few rods west of the Bank, where
he intends to keep as good an assortment
of work as any other shop in the place, and
will sell as cheap. Those wishing for work
in his line of business are invited before
they purchase, to call and examine his
work and prices. lie assures them that no
cxertions on bis part shall be wanted, to
please those who patronize him.
A good assortment of HARDWARE
always on hand to accommodate those who
wish to purchase by the sett or otherwise.
~ WANTED, an Apprentice TO the
above business.
HENRY Y. BARNES.
Montpelier, August l, 1886. 49h
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University OfPennsyivamia
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.


rBNHE next course OF Lectures will COM
n mence on Tuesday, Noven.be the
first and be continued under the following
arrangement
Practice Of Medicine, Nath'l Chapman,M ID.
Chemistry, Robert Hare, "
Surgery, William Gibson,
Anatomy, VIM. f.. Homer,
Institutes OF Medic. Samuel Jackson, "
MateIia Medlca, George b. Wood,
Midwifery, Hugh l.. Hodge, "
Lectures on Chemical Medicine and Sur
gerry are delivered at the Pennsylvania Hos
pita, and at the Philadelphia Hospital,
(Blocklcy.)
The whole amount OF lees is the same as
heretofore paid, Notwithstanding the aug
mentation in the number OF Prolessorshps
and Improvement in the course OF inslruc-
lion. w. f. HORNER, NJ. d.,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty.
Aug. 1886. tNovl.
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@5SgzA
E:i:A EAGLE HOTEL.

RNHE Subscriber would inform the pub
J. lie that he has made, during the past
season, many additions to his establishment,
and will consequently he able TO offer
accommodations to larger number than
usual during the approaching session OF the
Legislature. rendering TO the public his
acknowledgements for the liberal patronage
heretofore received, therefore solicts and
will endeavor to merit a continuance Of the
same. The travelling community are inv-
ted to call.
Gentlemen DESTROYS OF obtaining board
can be accommodated at the above.
SETH KIMBALL.
Montpelier, Aug. 81, 1896.
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UNION HOUSE.
. 2'|,;;.iik VIM. MANN,

nd ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
N and the public that he has erected a
large and commodous house OF Entertain
ment upon the spot iormerly occupied by the
Union Hotel" on Maine street, and that
every thing is now in readiness Tor the re-
ception Of the weary traveller and such
Others, whether weary or not, as may be
pleased to favor him with their company.
Every refreshment Tor man and beast con-
slantly on hand.
Should any one be disposed to doubt that
the Union House. in point OF size, neat
ness, convenience and situation, is entitled
to a rank among the ue,y first hotels and
public houses in Vermont Cor n. England
he is only invited to CALL AND Seq
Mr. Mann takes this opportunity 10 ten
der his acknowledgements to his old patrons
and friends, Tor past Iavors, and to respect
fully solicit continuance OF their patron
age.
Montpelier Village, Aug. 10, 1886. II