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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
MRS. HsTA1LEY

UUoULD rsspsesfsi,y isfosa ths Ia
w dice Of Harpsrs-kerry and lie Vi
eisiiy. hat che hes epsnsd .
Millinery and FanEy Store,
10 The room reosesly occupied By Dir. Ny
iius, ~ Jewellers shop, snd soiiciis share
OF their psironsse, assuring them thst she
VII spsre no excrtios 10 please. Mrs. o.
has just returned from Baltiaore. and d pro-
pared 10 accommodate than with the
L0fess F1shS0ps SssssJ sssoss
. Bfeg0nr Articles.
Her assortment Is very eomplsts-eomPri.-
English Straw, Lsshorn God Tuscan Gip.y,
Cottage, and Grsciaa Cottage BON.
NETS,
L.sghorn Plsi, 70 new and hsndsous article.
Elegant Fancy tiandkerchiefs, Blond, GAUGE,
Grape, &c.
Beisias. all colours and new psttsrns,
sPlssdid yeils--Dsess Caps, ell pat.erns,
saperior Prsneh-worked cspes aud Collars,
Muslin and Bobiaett,
large sssortment OF French, English, and
American Flowers.
Bonnet Ribbons. tnew siyie,)
Gloves. (Pic-ait. Kid, &e.)
Embroidered Silk Hose. (blaek and white, }
False Curb, Puas, add Brs;ds, (e,sry color,
and Eseriastlng Puff. "a new article Srs.
SPLENDID JEwExLnRY
OF E,Eas pEscRiPrlos,
Ear-Rings, Breast-PiDs. Rings, Chsins, and
Guards--Bucktes, Watches, ThiubIes. &c.
Add a great variety OF other Fsncy Articles.
HarnAra-pNerv Ina m lang ar
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NWILL beat the old stand to settle with
w ell persons having accounts with the
hrm. z. ~. & c. W. AiSQUlTH.
Pos. ), 1896.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
WISH TO purchase ten or twelve good
n farm hands, two or three women,-a
good cook sDd washer would be desirable.
Also, brisk, likely mulaiIo house servant.
Information left with Messrs. Humphrey
Keyes, and @. w. Hammond, merchants,
CharIestown, or with Mr. Gibson, merchant,
HarPeEs-Perry, or letters directed TO the
subscriber, viii be attended to.
wish 10 purchase the negroes for my own
use.
RICHARD JOHNSON, Jr.
Mar Bertha, FTedniek County, Ma.
July %, ls36.-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

BV1jseheSseS' esssG EsOeOaa@e
Ran Road 0oHRPAHY.
SHag ~, an8s.
THE WINCHESTER and Rslonss nslI-
road COmpaRy viii eosirset fee 3 tnPRs
quantity ~ EKWW VYoOU, 10 bs AsliV-
cred 81 their Dspo,s - camsrss's apgins Esd
Harpsrs-RsFEyi ihs delivery 70 eomnsses b
the lst Of September nsHt, o. sasiies e
practicable. The wood is 10 BE- eos o.
lengths Of feet, and 20 Be corded up "a the
sEPsnss u she contractor.
Any PsFaos Wishing 20 eontFaet, will please
nlfnah Ne eubseribeg WITH he proeosiliOa.
On % bsfoFs he ION q August nszt, stsfing
The whole amount ~ via furnish, the price
Fes seFd, and he qusntiiy per aopth.
Yer fartAsF inf0rsnatioa spply esthss 49,
socially 10 ths subseFibaF On ne hBs 81 ses
Railroad. % b. lstisF addressed 70 Hin .
Winchester.
w. 90. MOaELL,
Engineer W. q p. IA.
July %, isz5-G
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HAMMOND g. SHROPSHIRE

"A Rs receiving = large sssorimenI OF
IA Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. TO Shieh
they lnVlts the attention Of the Young Gen.
tlemen, &c.
Oct. 90, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

AGUE AND FEVER REMEDIES.
~ oWAND's Tosic Mixture,
IA KeeHur's Ague and Fever Powders,
SGiphsie QuiniBe, American and French,
received aDd Tor sale 81 YOUN0's Drug 4
Medicine Store.
Hsrper-Fsrry, Aug. ls, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

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 Mop
day In September. 1886:
James Mariatt and Phebe his wife,
PLAIETIyTs,
AGAINST
John Ager, Thomas Wilt and Cnthe rine al,
wife, Edward Lucas, sen. as I'D mini,irator
Of Lewis Ronemus decd, and William
Lucas, administrator Dc bonis Non Of Ed
ward Lucas, deceased, DEr,rs.
IN cHANCERY. q,
TNHE defendants John Ager, Thomas wilt.
II and Catherine his wife, not having en-
tered their Appearance and given security
according 10 the act Of assembly and the
rules OF this court; and il appearing By satis-
factory evidence thatthey are not inhs bitants
OF this country: u is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on the sth day of
the next term, and answer the bill Of the
PiaintiGs; and that = copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted ia some Newspaper pub
lished 10 Chailestown. for two months sue
cessively, and posted = the front door Of The
courthouse 10 the said town Of CharIestowa.
A Copy--Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, ct.rk.
Sept IS, 1896.
VIRGINIA, To WIT:
Al Rnlcs holden In the Clerks Office or the Cir
cult Superior Coart Of t.sw and Chaneery for
!saer.oa County. the 6rst Monday in Seplem-
Der. 1886:
John n. Hayden, PLnxTITr.
AGAINST
EiEobefh .4tis, 1vidv1s and reifct ofk2o5srt aris
deed. Betsy Ellen .fuis. Virginia Marking
foH .4Uis. Mary .4tSs. .tofly w. Deariny and
Sarah hfs IgiJe, Iafe Sarah IPasA6urn, JANE,
CoPeLandaHd Susan hs lVifs, late .Sasan .a,is.
and Vim. ID. Pheldn and I'm adams, Er,rs
Of Robert .ftss. deed The said Bcfsy Elem
HfrgTHlid HGshngton, MARY. Sarah and
Susan. being children and heirs Of sdid Re-
bert .fuis, deceased, DuISDAErs.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, James Copeland aud Susan
his vile, not having entered their appearaBee,
and given security secordiRg 10 the act Of Asseu,.
bly, and the rules of u4ig court, aud IL appearing
By saiisfsetory evidence that they are MOI inhabi-
iants Of this country: Il is ordered That the said
defendants do appear here on the eighth day o(
the Rext term, add answer the bill ofti,e piaiat,
ard that copy Of this order he forth wit inserted
IN sonc neSspaPeT Published In Cksricstowa, Tor
tvO mORths sueeesaisely, and posted n tic front
door Of the eourt-houss in tlse said town Of
ChafiestoSn. A Copy--Tests
ROBERT 4. BROWN,
Sept. Is, 1886. Clerk
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NetC Firm.

sVetC KJ1'111.
VNHE undersigned having united them
u selves. since the first OF April last. In the
copper. tin. and sheet iron business. the manu-
factory will hereafter be conducted under the
firm OF Thomas Raviins & Son, By whom all
kinds OF copper, tin, and sheet iron erk viii be
exeeuted In The neatest and most sabstahlIai man.
nsr. They Sili make and put uphouse spos,lng
10 order, a. the shortest notice. They will seep
on hand stove pipe, hollow ware, wagon boxes,
ke. They will do all kinds Of casting, such a
machine boxes, brands. bells. t1e. They hope, by
siriei attention 10 business. 90 merit aud rreeive
n continuation of publie patronage.
THOMAS RAwLlNS & SON.
August IS, 1856.
Old copper. brass. pe~trr, &c. taken in ez-
change foF work.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

E'esC SprissG amd Sssus 90 60.
GOODS.
TVHE snbsesibers ere juss rsseiving aud opes-
- ing. general sssortmeat OF
SPRING .A.N.D SKINNER GOODS,
To which they iavite the a,ea,ioa Of our
end public generslly, - ve ara drtermined 70
sell Low. for eash aud credit. 70 good and pune
tual customers tt
HEFLEB0wER & sLlPER..
KAbletown. April II, 1886.
n. IL. We have on hsud, an assortment Of
Harness, such - Blihd Brides, Riding Brides,
Msrtinss ais, Collars. ke- a.. b 3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

~ NAVE spisbdt3 Gig ed iiarnsss. neaf.
E ~ nsu, q the lstsst stgts, sh,sh lfwip
ssit psFF lswi a. q. AnsAER
osl 81, ts9a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

TRAVELLING
ON THE
WINCHESTER and POTOM.fC
Rs4Kk ROAD.
9ElHE cara leave the Depot at Winchester
- ~ O'Clock in the morning.
VIII pass StevsnsonS at half past Z, wherS
passsngers can Be taken up OF SET dowa-
ThompsonS depot ~ IS min. past g.
Csmeron's do. at half past e.
Charlestown about 9--and
HalltoWn half past Q;
Arriving ~ Hsrpers-Psrry In time for pssSe1-
gers to take the morning cara 20 Baltimore.
RETURNING,
They leave Harpers-Fsrry at 4 o'clock ia
the AfteTnoon;
Arrive st palfOSn a half past g.
Al CharlestoWa shout s.
Csmeroa's IS misstes past s.
ThompsOab about half past s.
Stsvsnsons about o'eloek-and
Reach Winchester about o'clock 10 the
evening. JOHN BRUCE.
Winchester. March 81, Is3S.--u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

VIRGINIA, TO Wit;
A. Rules holden In the Clerks Ofice Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for Jefferson county, the frat Nonday
10 September, lS36;
John Singleton, PLnHrITY,
JsAa .sfgsrs. Daniel Ka5ls, adszf5lnishofor Of
L.fatgf Noble shs cider. dseeased and Jsssrs
~. Ne Css'siy. Eoiekaa Drrs. Lsoaard Sad.
r., ereciaor u ysh1 Bsekzasfsr, deed. IA
sgid Nc Curdg, Drsss GSfd Bsekmaster eeinv
sccsgSties II AZ snid Dasisf Esbis, as adasnfs-
trafsF qfovnsaid, aad Jacob Rabke. JsAa RabEs,
Sanlsef kabis. Janes Kabls, 8i1iam Kabis
ksfs E6rabsfh kabie. clfiefrsa sffas suid D1assf
Ka6ie, e&sc'd, assd JsAa CAaEa6grtEa and EGsa
Ne wife. iafs Elisa HeidlsoA, .Hary haahsohi,
ssild Sasluef Hld.sshf eAiisfrsa gfy9farRareS 40
Sc. afierlsarais .s9rRares Ks3sskf, asd .asarg
yoAassB, usssw ~ Jsha JsAnssl. fSrnszfv yafayv
kabte. ~ cad .lfargarei ard safary bsiaR aiss
e'ii'frrH u cad L.a1isi Kabis.
IN cHANCERY.
THE defendants jacob Katie, ssuaa~i Kabls,
Jsmss kshie. f3esisnsia kahie, Eii9al,eih Berry,
lgidov,l h1sry hei6vbhi, ssaael Heidvokl
asd AlaTy yohnsoa. vidov ~ Joha lohssoa, aoi
having e-'sFvd their appearanee. sad gissa sssu-
Tiiy seesFfing % Ne Get ~ ssssgasiy snd iae
Iulss ~ NE susFt sd n sppeasisg ~ s.iis.
fssiory ssideuss thss they ere not inAshi1ssi,
q this epaatry q is ortsrrd. 1h,i ths
$50 dcisndeats % aPpeaf here o. he eighth
deg " the BrEf TERN s4.J ansvsF ne hHi 81
Ne piailti6 80 thst = soPy ~ this order 81
fofihsith Inserted IN some nevsiapsr p,ibiish-
- N Chsrlsaosn, fos tso noafhs susssssivsly
sd pBsied n fhe frnnt 6eos ef ne soaft-hsass
ia the naid losn q Chsfiestoua
a Copy free.
Sept IS. Ia5s. Cgs,E
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CALCINED MAGNESiA.
~ DOz fionFys eslsbrsled Cslciaed Nag
VI setia. ~ DOS. tmaii befiles 10.
! Coz. Apothecsryt Hat, 60.
oaeFed for sais 81 YOUNG'S.
flsrpsrs-Fsrsy, Aus. 81, 1876
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Cloths, CasssssseSes, Szssd
ENeaffmwa.

II ,. MILLER would respectfully invite
e. the attention Of the gentlemen Of
Chahsstown and vineinity, 70 his stock Of
Cloths, Caasimsres, and vestings, smooest
which msy be found the latest and most
faAhionsbie style. And be Il disposed 10 Of
fer them on such terms ~ cannot fail 70
please. Oct. g, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
Notice 20 FGrsnerx.

HVHE subscribers take this method Of In
n forcing the customers Of the FORD
MILL and Fsruers generally, that they have
catered into partnership In the
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SEIDLITZ & SOD.f POWDERS
- Gross sst6lits Posdsrs,
- Eross sofa 40. sagranisd Tsfy
spesios sriieia, received ~
YnUNC's
DysF & lHs6isias Sfsrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
charIe,ioWn. oct. 8. Iaa6

boots, SSt0es ana AOfS.
HAVE . large supply Of Boots. Shoes.
II and Hats, comprising every size and
quality. J. J. MILLER.
Oct 6. 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
Informs the public ,ha. his assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Patnss,

NC. nc.
Is new very complete, aud will enable him
TO meet every demand during the present
:. END approaching season.
has also within few days past re-
N ceived large assortment Of School
Books, Paper. States, Ink, Tin small bottles, }
Ink -Stands, Quilts. black and red wsfers
and Sealing wax-Blank Books Of many de-
sefiptions, including variety OF Pocket he
mora6dum Books.
Among the School Books. are olney's &C.
ogrnphy and Atlas, Comly's Spelling Book,
and several other kinds which be has been
recently out OF.
June %, 1886.
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2EA1gKBv
Foa aALR As rms osFioR
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saS .9lIprenfSes vg'Gn6ed.
YNHE subscriber viii tsks en- apprsslice TO
the blacksmith business--a Dor Of re-.
speeiable connections that cen Fsad aad
write, and % industrious habits, Of about ! 6
years Of sgs, " immediate bpplicaiion BE-
made.
THos. RAwLIgs
Sept. 2, 1895
PULLED md PL-fID LLVSEYS
HAVE = large supply Of Pulled end
n Plaid Linsegs, md Flannel Of domestic
mannfseture, which ! can cell 81 factory
prices. ,. }. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

1kAHE sobscFiber wishes b. purchass wool
~ for which be vill give ths highest mar.
ket price, % Coods. Sc uiil sGchanrs La.
se5 sud carPeting, for W0ol.
-. REYEs.
charis,lows. May &c. 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
James brown.

on the CAarfestoUn -ApotheeGry an.
es--- Book More J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

RGK Re@d sD,Dss,se.
nN end amer Friday next The ssh mat,
u the passenger esrs viii leave winshes-
tsy 81 81 o'clock. A. ~, and win psss The
di6srent stepping plaees half IN hour earlier
then heretofoss advertised. Psssengsrs will
b. ensbled 70 reach bsltinors OF Wsshing-
too IN good time In the evening.
30HN BRUCE
wineAssses. nov. 3, is3s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15
-RICAzyNO OVID,
HNoRTY LIKELY NEGROES FOR sALE-An

n act passed the General Assembly of Virginia.
authorizing the subscriber TO sell the real and
estate OF John Haskns, sr "a luna,ic and pro-
ceeds thereof in Bank or other profitable stock.
by virtue of said act, SHALL therefore, on Tzursday
he 3lu instant on the premises in Brunswick county,
near Notoway river aud about l5 miles north of
the Court House, sell TO the highest bidder for cash be.
tween 40 and oo likely SLAVES, consisting of men
women, boys and girls. Among the is a very good
carpenter
On The same day, will be offered for sae the Tracer
OF LAND consisting of 1916 l2 acres on credit of one
two and three years The Land is well adapted to the
culture OF corn, wheat cotton and tobacco There are
GU bushels wheat sowed The fences in good order
and The houses are comfortable. There are the usual
number of barns, granaries, stables &c.
On the same day, will be Sold credit of IL months
the crop of corn, (about 400 barrls fodder and oats
the stock OF cattle, hogs and sheep all the work horses
and mules about 1900 weight of Bacon the plantation
utensils, including road wagon.
Bonds, with approved security, will be required be-
fore the property is delivered, carry interest from the
date, but the interest will be RENTED if the principal
be punctually paid
The sale will be continued from day day until finish
ed The negroes will certainly be sold the first day.
unless the weather is extremely bad.
JAMES HASKINS
Committee Of John Haskins, sr
march 4. y7-tds
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

XMT ElR- NECK COTTON FACTORY for Sale
w The former of this valuable property hay
ing died about the first of February last the subscriber
offers II for sale accommodating terms The Factory
situated the head of Grays Creek, Surry County,
Va, and within miles of the Court House There
is wharf about half mile off, aording every facility
Tor shipping and receiving cotton The subscriber
fdently asserts according the capital employed il il
the profitable establishment of the kind in lower
Virginia The water power is excellenequal, If not
superior, to any from Petersburg to the sea board
information may be obtained respecting this property,
by addressing ED. WHITE.
March Is. [iO3-stl Surry Court House, IA.
HID iCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
Nj TOMAC RAIL ROAD.-At meeting of the
Directors of the Company, ON the 9Th March, 1896,
ii was
Resoired That further amount of ten dollars on each
share be required from the Stock holders be paid So
before the 18th day of April next, and s.
before the 18th day of May next and be deposited
heretofore in the Bank of Virginia, the credit of the
Company. VIM. p. SHEPHERD, Treasurer.
March 10. l03-u5M
NOTICE.--On Wednesday, the sixth Of April next,
LIZ will be sold at the late residence of Richard H..
Povnll deceased credit of twelve months for all
above $40, which, aud under, will be required in
cash, all the horses, CATTLE Sheep hogs, corn fodder
plantation UTENSILS bacon lard, and household and kch
furniture Should the day he rainy, the sale will take
place the next day and be continued from day dag
till every thing sold All persons having claims against
the estate OF Richard b. Pova requested to present
them TO William c. Pova of the administrators in
order that preparation may be made pay the.n
BY THE ADMINISTRATORS.
March l5 1O3-w4w"
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RsN lsiTUaaHE * CeIWI&. ]

n The ENQUIRER published twice week generally, and
during the of tho State Iegisstufe
Price, the heretoore Five Dollars able in adj
Notes chartcrcd banks (on will be
esved The Editors will the safety OF remit
ting them BY NALL the Of all letters being paid the
viii be discontinued, oil
Elitors until all have been paid
Whoever will the of nine shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
No until hu either bcen paid
or by n Is enviroas
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March /

HEY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
"A - OF Law and Chancery for the county of lIenrico
pronounced on the 9th day of December 1895 in the
suit OF David G. Williams against VIM. d. Wren, Ser
geant OF the City of Richmond, and Administrators of
Edmund Wills, deceased, who Sheriff of Nottoway
county, and administrators of Samuel Greenh we will
proceed to SELL to the highest bidder for cash. at Char
loe Court House, on Tuesday the 18th day of March,
that valuable Tract of Land containing 752 81 acres
belonging to the of Pascha Greenhill living in
The county Of Charlotte, adjoining the lands OF r. L.
Gains, Francis Vaughan, William Jones' Francis Pol.
lard, Thomas Pollard, Martha Cook Charles Hnchin-
son, Prices estate and William Smith
Feb. 25. f95-tdsN1 COMMISSIONERS
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ADUBbIC SALE OF LANDS az The Counties of
IA Poichdtaa and CaIaybeit.--In obedience TO a de-
Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for Henfico county, pronounced the 9Th day of De-
cember, 1885, in suit therein depending between VIM
Boiling, administrator of VIM. G.. r. Mcwbern, dec and
the said WIN. Boiling and Mary his wife plaintiffs and
Robt Randolph and Others defendants the Subscriber
viii proceed on the 9th day Of April next, sell pub
lie aution, tract Of land, called SOH East lately the
residence of Wan Mewbern and Sarah II. Mewbern,
tanning, by estimation, two hundred and ninety seven
acres ard one quaIter--be the css-lying
in the county of Powhatan, about mile from the vii
lage Of Genito and about the distance from the
pOnaox river adjoining the lands Of j. NJ Harris, Will
liam Murray and others This land is in a healthy ST.
tuaon, and very agreeable neighborhood, and is now
IN possession OF Mrs Mary Skipwith 10 whom il is
ed for the present year The sale will be the prefn
and sill be subject lease Of the present
that is at the expiration Of the present year. and the pu
chaser will be entitled 10 the rents which will fall due
after his purchase. One third Of the purchase money
will be required the day Of sale and ic balance pa
bic in two equal instruments Of six and twelve months
must secured by notes payable and negotiable Bank
with good endorser; and until paid the title will be re-
tanned further security. This apd will be sewn BY
MIR. WIN. Murray Vim. Skipwh 10 persons desirous
20 purchasc.ie will also proceed, the 18th day Of
April next at the front door Of the franklin Hotel the
town Of Bynchburg, TO sell, public auction upon the
ton, six hundred and eghty-one aeres-bc the same
more or lesslyBg in the county Of Campbell upon the
stage road 20 Richmond, about eight miles below Lynch.
burg, and about two miles from James river ad6inna
the lands Of WIN. Ross, Spotswood ID Creashaw, Wm
9. McAlster and others This land will be shcwn by
The said VIM c. McAllister persons DESTROYS to pur
chaseTbesc sales will be made by the sobscriber a.
above.me ntioned WM BOILING. Cos'r
March 8. 100 2aw2vys
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(tHERRY VALE NURSERY The Subscriber.
u proprietor Of tle above Nursery which is located
about mile from Richmond, The road leading to
Charlottesville, Keeps constantly hand a supply Of
fruit trees, comprising the usual variety, and Of quality
not surpassed He has also hand great variety Of
grape vines embracing those most celebrated for wine
and table USE for the latter bc would partcuarze Nor
tons Virginia Seeding and Inducements Madeira -
All his trees and vince Of the best quality and will be
disposed Of on terms liberal those Of any other
Nursery. Tie would invite purchasers to examine his
stock, before they supply observation-disclosures from
distance will be promptly attended to- and the articles
ordered will be pot up with the utmost
JOHN CARTER.
Feb. ~. Q3-2aw5w
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AWINTER ARRAN GEMENT,.-TwIoE A WEEK
Wv The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocahonlas TO
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
Monday, the 9Th december, TO only twice week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day morning, at 10 o'clock; and and after Thurs
day. the 9TH January 1885, they will run only once
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday, and Norfolk
every Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. Should the ma
vgaon of the Patapsco be by ice the pas
sengcrs will be landed at Annapolis, as formerly.
The Patrick Henry willeave Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday morning, for Richmond and return every
Sunday and Wednesday
Passage and fare to Norfolk So. All baggage at the
risk of the owners. JAMES PERCUSSION, agent.
Baltimore. December a. 61-tf
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a. HARK-The great Northern champion, BY Ameri-
~ can Eclipse, ou of old Lady Ligbifoot, known to
every gentleman of the turf will stand present
son at my stable Taylors Ferry, in Mecklenburg
Va and will be let to S75 dollars the season
one dollar TO the groom Good and extensive pasturage
and servants board gratis. Every taken
accidents and escapes, but liability Tor either Mares
with foals at their sides, will be fed twenty five cents
per day, and those without if requested The season
will end on the first day of July.
, JOHN c. GOODE.
march IL. 102-t20May
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a NOPARTNERSHlP-Th subscribers have con-
~ nected themselves into n copartnersiip under The
firm OF ALVEY N WYArT, for the purpose of conduct
ing the Wholesale and Retail Grocery and Commission
business; and have taken that large and commodous
house, tor many years occupied by Messrs. Workman Il
mcGruder, and more recently by Mr. Benjamin Brand
keeping constantly hand large and well selected
stock OF Groceries They constantly receiving from
the North and otherwise supplies of Goods-and pect
In very few days that their will be com
pete They would invite their friends from, the coun.
try and in town TO CALL they determined TO sell
on us accommodating terms any other house IN the
City. JNO F. ALVEY
SILAS WYATT
we have taken substantial fire proof building for
the purpose OF storing any thing we may receive on
commission; and intend pay strict attention 10
tins branch of the business will make liberal advan-
ces upon consignments, either of grain, flour mer-
chandise OF any descriptions and hope by strict per-
sonai attention TO business, TO merit portion of public
patronage. ALVEY & WYATT
March s. 90 Q,