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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

A clergyman who had . considera-
bic of farm. a. was generally the case
IN our forefathers days, went out to see
one Of his laborers. who was ploughing
in the field. and found him sitting upon
his plough. and resting hi, team
John" said he. would il not be a
good plan for you TO have a stub scythe
here. and be hubbing few bushes
while the oxen are resting;" John.
with a countenance which might well
have become the divine himself, in.
stantly returned" Would il not be
well. sir, for you TO have swinging
board up in 'he pulpit, and when they
are singing. 70 swingle little fax -
The Reverend turned on his heel.
laughing heartily. and said no more a.
bout hubbing bushes.-[ Homp. Gas.
A young Jonathan took il into his
head one day 10 get wife. He &c.
cordingly looked about him, and very
soon made such selections as suited
him, and was not long in striking bar.
gam and settling the preliminaries. He
then applied 10 clergyman, 20 per.
form the ceremony. But are you pre-.
pared for such an important change in
life ?" said the reverend gentleman
81 guess | be" said Jonathan, "for
have got my land just paid for, and
own ayoke Of steers and cow" I've.
ry WELL" said the holy man, with ,
long breath and sober face. "all These
worldly things may be proper in their
place, to be sure; but have you eve,
thought Of salvation ?" This was a DO.
ser. Sail Vation!" says iona than
who in the thunder is she ?"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
Shenandoah bridge
COMPANY.

A MEETING q the stoctholdsr, Of ne
n Shenandoah Bridge Compsny uti b.
held on MonJsy the 1t DAY Of August ns1t.
- The National Hotel iafgsrs.Fssfy. for
The purpose q organizing the said ompany
and choosing ~ odicsrs % manage tie ~
lars Of ssid Company foF The ensuing yesr
u y desirable that ell tbs Stockholders
should attend either by pfoHy o. 10 person.
TuE COMMISSION FRS.
HsfPers-FsrTy, June %. ls36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

HAPPISEss.-lf We would only mo.
deraie our desires. and be content with
me things that We have, how infinitely
happier would We be. We should not
cease to labor for worldly good,-bu,
our hearts should not be fixed upon
Their possession. We make ourselves
miserable IN anticipating wealth or
something desirable. And, af,er we
have tolled on our weary AN xious years
10 grasp the dear desire, it eludes our
hand or pois0ns our heart in the pos
session. II we would know real en- jov =
ment. il must be now the future viii
not give II, il We cannot find it in the
present. Happiness is a condition OF
the mind, not the result Of wished. for
possession.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
The Passenger lars

EANE IlrPers-Ferry. truy day. for
\ n Frederick City aud Baltimore, at III
O'Clock, 4. N; returning, arrive at Harper>-
Ferry, every day, between aud I O'Clock
Y. VI. Feb. 25. l-3G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
Real q Personal Property
ny LOTTERY.

To be disposed Of under the supe rintendenee
Of the Trustees appointed by an Act Of the
General Assembly Of Maryls passed at
December sess'o-, lS3%-to authorize
Henry ShsJ,r. Gsorg, Shaf,r s. H. 4 Shsrtr.
To Disiribuis thsir Estate BY Lot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

VIRGINIA, TO WIZ:
10 the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery, for Jefferson county, Odd day
OF June. 1896:
Henry Bofeier, .idu'r Nth the Kill aHnered OF
finn p. BOfeier, and an he orrn night,
PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
-fndrers Kennedy, administrator Of 7Homas e.
Lane Decd AND D'''DASr'
Joseph E. Lane, PLAINTIFF,
Henry Bofeler, in his capacity IF dd,ninisfrator
Of finn r. Bofcier, Ieho Isas the ADM Hjsfra-
f'Ir Of J'iHes l.. Lane, decd and as Tie adj
nl'Hisfrdior dc bonis Of the sud Janes s.
Lane, deoh, .fnsirelS Kennedy, Gdjm'Usfra-
for Of Thomas e. Lane deceas~d ~ IHonph-
By ~. Lime. John ". Lam. EUoG7' Lame
George S. Lane. Isaac " Carter. John War
tan, Jr. and MARY p. ma lsgfe Ceors Ucbb.
aud George HIiidm, EsitSiH h UIROnQh6g
md Join s. Hob. HIHdm Rifohie aud
CLdJi''a " he IVife. late Ciarissa ". Lime.
Wary Inn Lime, George q. r. Lane, .IIoe
lane, UHidH Lane, JaHies y. Lane, and
- U0odford, DGThSBANTs
CONSOLIDATED CAsE-IN CHANCERY
a COMMISSIONER WORTHINGTON bay-
~ ing, ~ obedience TO an order made ~
the above cases, made a report, By consent
" tHt paiufst AHrH Counsel ~ ~ order
ed, this I'D day Of June, 1896, that the SAID
report be recommhied generally to the said
Commissioned, for him TO consider and re-
port thsrsuPon. And. st the instance Of
Plaintiff, by his counsel, the SAID Comm,.-
sioner - to state sO account, she wing the
distribution Of the estate Of James =. Lane
deceased. among the distributes of ss,d De.
ceased, so Ear - distribution has been made,
and 10 make such 'Pecisl sisIements reIsuVe
10 the administration and drstFIbution Of the
estate Of ss'd derssssd. - he may deem
pertinent, or which either party may require
TO be stated, and that he report his proceed
ings TO this court. And leave ~ gwen TO
the defendant. Henry Botsler, 10 hle his sn-
swsr Ia this cause within ninety days after
the rising Of the court.
A Cops -lcar.
ROBERT r. BROW.N, err.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
DOCTOR SPOHN'S
Sick AeadNrh RPmedU,

"A CERTAIN cure for Sick Headach.
= N which has been used in families. every
member of which has had sick headach
IRON infancy. as constitutions family com
plant, 1nd has cured eifrctually IN every i'll
stince yet known. II $50 perfectly satisfac-
tory, that the proprietor has given direction.
for has agents to refund the price To any ono
Who - not pleased with It. Received from
the agent at New York and offered for sale
at YOUNG ; Drug Store, iIarpers-Ferry.
March 81, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

MARRiAGE.-The marriage eeremo-
nyn the most interesting spectacle So
eial life exhibits. To see two rational
beings. in the glow Of youth and hope.
which invests life with the halo Of hap.
Piness. appear together. and openly &C
knowledge their preference for each
other. voluntarily enter into a league
oil perpetual friendship. and call Hea-
ven an1 Earth to witness the sincerity
OF their solemn vows-to think of the
endearing connection. the important
consequences, the final separation the
smiles that kindle TO ccstacy at their
union, must at length be auenched in
the tears Of the mourning survivor -
but while life continues. they are to
participate in the same joys. to endure
the like sorrows, to rejoice and weep in
unison. Be constant, man BE con.
siderate, woman and what can earth
offer so pure as your friendship, 90
deep as you affection
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

on THE
WINCHESTER IND POTOMAC
R.gEL RO.ID.

tiiiit cars leave the Depot at Winchester
- al : O'Clock IN the morning
VIII pass Stevensoos at bali past :. where
passengers can be taken up or set down
IhomP'oas depot ., IS min. past g.
Csmeroa's do. at half past g.
Chsrissto~n about 9-and
Hsilto.n half past .;
Arriving 81 Hsrper.-rsrry IN time for psssen-
gers TO take the morning ears TO Baltimore.
RETURNING.
They leave ilarper.Ferry at Z O'Clock IN
the afternoon.
Arrive nj pall;o~n At half past a.
~ Ghsrlesiown about 5
CsmerOn', Is minutes past S.
IhomP>ons about half past s.
StevsUson's shout 6 o'cIoek-snd
Reach Winchester about o'clock in the
evening. JOHN BRUCE.
Winchester, March 81. ls36.--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

WIFE.-There is no combination of
letters in the English language which
excite more pleasing and interesting AZ
sociations in the mind Of man, than
the word WIFE! II presents to the
minds eye cheerful companion, a
disinterested adviser. . nurse in sick
ness, a comforter in misfortune, and an
ever affectionaie companion. II con.
jures up the image Of lovely, confid-
ing woman, who chserfully undertake s
to contribute to your happiness, to par
take with YOU the cup, whether Of
wealth or woe, which destiny may Of
fer. The word wits is synonymous
with the greatest earthly blessing; and
we pity the unfortunate wight, who is
compelled by fate's severe decree, 10
trudse along through life'G dull pilgrim
age without one.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

A FAcT.-The Philadelphia Ledger.
IN commenting upon the extraordinary
trial Of Robinson. the alleged murderer
OF Helen Jewett, makes the following
remarks:-"Unfortunately Tor virtuous
woman. while they hunt down the frail
OF their own sex, with the ferocity Of
tigers. barring forever against them the
door to amendment. and driving them
to perpetual sin. through the torture Of
personal dishonor, they regard with an
eye Of tender forgiveness, and too often
Of secret exultation, the abominable
perfdies. the blasting, whitening, soul
destroying treacherieS OF men"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
FREE PRESS.
rrAlisatn. wtsatT,
TWO DOLLARS 4 fifty OTIS

PER .Lf.NT'.N
Payable BALI yearly but Two Doilass
ehI ne received 40 paymsat in fuli. n pad
entirely % advance Wheusver payment b.
deierred beyond TIE expiration 81 the year,
interest vii 30 charged
81 subscfipiions for su months. 81 q. 10
Be pad ibvafisbiy ~ sarsnss
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of sdveriisHg, are Tor . square
o. les, 81, FOE three Insertions larger ones
~ The sane proportion. Eseh eootisuaDes
Is esnts PER sgNsrs.
-. Al sdysstissDsnis Bot ordered for
speeiAe tieae, si1 ~ sontia1s1 usiH fosbS.
80 sAqEpt ssss&ash-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
For Rent.

H'HAT eommootous sTORE-HCUsE 10
\ Charlesiown, formerly owned asd oc-
euPisd BY The late Hamilton Jshsrson
JOS. T DAUGuERTY,
-7nsrnsy fgr ersditsrs sC ~ Jsgsysoa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
RaiE-ROad Notice.

HNTiL further notice, the PASSENGER
u CARS viii leave Winchester at half
past O'Clock. A. NJ.
June 2, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
James Brown,
(-ft the Caarlestopn .9pothecary and
Book Store,
Informs the public that his assortment Of
Drag, .Nedicincs, Paints,
&C. &C.
James Brown.

WCs VIC
Ia now very complete, and will enable him
to meet every demand during tie present
and approaching season.
has also within few dayS pact re-
Al eeiVed . large assortment Of School
Books, Paper, States, Ink, lin small bottles, }
ink-stands, Quilts, black and red Waters
and Sesling- Books Of many de.
seriPtions, including variety Of Pocket Me-
morandum Books.
Among the School Books. are Ol.eys &c.
ograPhy and Atlas, ComIys Spelling Book
and several other kinds which he has been
recently out OF.
June -, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

VIRGINIA, TO Wit:
In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chsncery for Jefferson county, June 2Ist,
The Washington County Bank, and Joseph
She~Slter' PLAmTiFTs,
VIM. Lucas. administrator OF Samuel EngIe
decd, and Susan EngIe widow. and Mar
Earet Engle, Joseph Engle. William EngIe.
Susan Ann Engie, Benjamin r. Engle.
George w Engle. and Samuel Fngie. chill
dren aud heirs Of the sad Samuel EngIe.
deed, DEV'1s'
Baker Tspscott, executor Of John Baker
deceased, PLA,s1ITTs.
Same, DrrExpANI,.
IN CiIANCERY
I'm the motion Of the plaintiff, Robert
" 7. Brown is appointed guardian ad Il
TEN for the infant defendants, and these
causes came on TO be heard this 2lst day of
June, 1896, upon the bill. answers Of the IN.
FAINT defendants h, the SAID guardian ad Item
and exhibits, and was argued by counsel
y hereupon the court. by consent Of the oar.
ties, ny their council Represented. doth nd.
Judge, order and decree, that Master Com
missioner NorIhingiOn. ore Of the Commis
si"ner. of this Court, do take an account Of
What - due {" the plaintiff, and a. all other
the creditor, ~ the ssid samuel Fnele. de.
ceased. and that the said Commissionsr do
cause an advertisement TO he inserted IN q
public priat ~ Jefferson county. and nam,
therein day or days on Whieb the creditor,
81 s,if drresseh may convene before han,
The sad C"mm'ssi"net. FOR the purpose Of
growing their claims sssinst TIE estate Of
sad drreas'd. by desigt sting the character
s"d Dig ~ ~ ssd claims. snd that he do
st-ts al settle The sccounts of the sat6
iliIa '.Irts. administrator e the said ,n.
tss'st' 18th h. estate of .sid tutesfsfe. sts-
ti"E sf' t.tls ihe character and dignity II
Tie q O.. ~ bon pad Add Nat Dee do ALEC
isk' fr count ut the annual rents and pro-
b.. 20 re rstl estate ~ whtrh The ssid -amT
LnE.' dsi .-Iyti dst4fttrt thsrefrom. ~
n~sr %. DO 'fn. che rr.bsHie annual value
81 u' .HI.s's d"asr iher,Iu. stating ere
cis =, sil such matter, a. fe uas deem rrr-
itnent. or ~ be- ms, ue required tu state b,
tie parties ~ ti.if rsur.si sri tht Is
make report 81 his proceedings fp CO.,. 4 oust
Md lesss - gwen TIE sad ~s.sn rnKie. ~.
do~ and reiict of s,iI samuel rrgIe 10 his
her answer - sny time before the nest term
% this court
A Corv-True
HOBr &. brown. Crt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
stray Cow.

STRAYED frorn ths sabsefibsr. ~ Charles.
- tovn, sbOst ths isss q April o. the Ia ~
MAJ, isss, vhits sd rvd noiey COW. Ne
go lasfAt rseoliseied. 49, laformafioa eoa-
ssrnlnz aaid Gee eill - thaaafuttF ges~is.f.
1us "A ICES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

NOR ssle. . 6rstrsts Eight Dsy CIsck
n With brass works, snd . handaotas ma
horany ease. Inquire Of the
JpbsS, 1895 PRINTER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

HapPinsss has many friends. An
nsn eopA The inisseOuFss e thu proc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
DtssOIHliOn.

HNHE eo-Psr,nsfship heretofore existing
y under the firm of Richard X Joseph
Johnson j. this day dissolved hymutusl con
seat. Al persons indebted will see the re-
eess'ty 81 making immediate settle ment m
order to a hnai adjustment u The firm Set.
uemeui may be made with sHhsr Of the
subscribers. RICHARD JOHNSON.
JOSEPH JOHNSON
Nay 5. 1896
The busiosss will ~ future Ne conducted
by The Hndsrsigned ~ho Wilisiwss keep on
hand, large and extensive assortment u
SeasJnsbis Goods
RICHARD JOHNSON
MAJ S. 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
SPRING GOODS.

~ " n e. W AislUiTH are row
u le openisE their STRING AN Sun
hEh GOODS. snd INVITE the sttsntion ~
their customers snd the public gerefaty
ChsriestoWn, April T. Lass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
SpTlng GsOds.

Tiif subscriber j. nov receiving ard ote n
iug supply ~ seasonable GOODS
HUMPHREY KLYEs
April 10. lslG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
July ~ 1865
SIMMER GiOOnS

HAVE just received by the locomotives
y from Baltimore, and AN nov opeuing, a
small variety Of
SeasOnabIe summer Goods
Which am disposed 10 sell as chesp a, rea-
sohabiy can,--considering that the 6y has ma
isrially injured the crops of wheat IN the sur
rounding country. Persons desirous Of testing
the truth, are respectfully invited to call. bring
"the one thing needful," aud examine the
Goods Tor themselves
gro. HUMPHREYS.
Opposite the valley Bank
Oranges. Lemons, and a few barrels
Of Tar and No. Herrinss q "a
CharlestoWn, July ~. 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

Ours rs. MY.-Mr. Slang used al.
ways to say, my horses, my boys, "
&c. Mr.. Slang now invariably saws,
"our horses, our boys, our farm. -
This substitution Of our for my" by
Mr.. Slang. was brought about thus -
Mr.. Slang had just married a seco Ld
wife. On the day after the wedding,
Mr.. Slang casually remarked. IL now
intend, Mrs. Slang, to enlarge my dali
ry."
You mean our DAIRY, my dear, replies
Mrs. Slang.
No. quolh Mr.. Slang. sag shall
enlarge nay dairy.
Say our dairy, Mr.. Slang
No, NY dairy.
Say our dairy. say our. screamed
Mrs. S., selling the poker.
Ny dairy my dairy my dairy voei-
ferated the husband.
Our dairy our dairy our DAIRY re-
echoed the wife. emphasizing each our
with blow Of the poker upon the back
Of her cnnging spouse.
Mr. Slang retTeated under the bed
Ia passing under the bed clothes. MIR
SlangS hat was brushed OF Mr.. Slang
renamed under cover several minutes
waiting for calm. AT length his wife
saw him thrusting his head out a, the
Zoo, Of the bed, much like a turtle from
ilS shell.
What are you looking for, Mr. Slang ?
says she. ! am looking, my dear, sni-
yelled he. TO see II can see any thing
Of our hat The struggle was over
The next Sunday morning. Me. Slang
asked Mrs. Slang, II be might wear our
clean linen breeches TO church, And,
in short, ever since the abOve-mention-
ed occurrence, Mr.. Slang has studious-
~ avoided the use Of that single pos
sessivs pronoun. He stands correct
ed. ForSooth, he considers Mrs. Slang
The better gTAmmafisn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

WIVES. Crackers. NUTS, Sc.
AZ tsCAT Nsds,fs. Port. srd
w thsmr8gbs " me. 10 bottles,
toFdiais. escorted 49, Datfs. Cifron.
sods. sugar Wsisr snd HY'ter Crackers.
t.irgsr tDcoa ard PALM Nuts
E"giish WsIrpts. snd fresh Fiibsrts.
FOR ssls % ihe iisfpef, FerrJ Fruit store.
Nsy 10. 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
Farmers, Take Notice!

E"TMeTSS rake SHOgtCe!
AVlNG located ourselves permanently
n n at Brucetown, Frederick County, TO
carry on the wooLLEN Business, in ali its
various branches, We are now prepared to re-
ceiVe and manufacture W DOL into Cloth. Lin
seys. Cassinets, Flannel and Blanketing. at the
lowest possible rates. We will at all times
exchange the above articles for Wool. coun-
try CsrdiDg and Pulling done to order, at the
usual prices. This is no puG-we have pledged
ourselves. Cali and try.
Wanted TO purchase Immediately, 5000
pounds VI Wool. J. T. COYLE,
J. NJ. COYLE
July 10. 1866
eI-Losi, short time since, somewhere be-
tween Bnlcstown and the shannondale Spring.
a Pocket-book containing some papers Of va
lue TO the subscriber. A suitable reward will
be paid for i,s recovery. J. T. CoYLE.
July IL, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
PRICE OF A TICkET-Io DOLLARS.

.frrGnged aud Iai,frI ~ me COMM saoa~r, ap-
pssHie,I by Dsc Legislature Of .uarytasd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
.NfIr .MerrMMIlle N0Mrern.

.Nrs0 .RSerT1Wftle COHcerm
HNhE under.isned have thi. Day catered
~ INTO pari"sf'hip iOr TIE purpose ~
esrryin g on The
DnnRoANTTLE BUSINESS
~ Chsriesio~p. IN the nsme ed hrm o.
HaSsosn ~HHoF.HtEU Their store o.
The one heretofore occupied hJ George IS
Hammond Ttey sincerely hope ibst The
itDefsi patronage si~sys received b. Their
SENIOR psuner. sbn. conducting bustrsss
under his ,ndisidusi nsme sHl BE- extended
10 their firm TIE stock e Goods oD hsud
81 present - large sHi weil escorted
q ~ uAMNOND
IDHN % SHROPSHIRE
lure 1876 - June
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

CONUPoump

FOR THE SALE or
j. Heilers T,rsfa6l, .3nf,- PA<~-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

"A niailiele cure for RAs~-.fi-s.. either
- enron'e or Innsmmstory. and for Crs-sg
Ind Ds6ieaiiy IF .vst,sg Uri-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28

Baltimore. May ~. is9s. " '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12
POETR W.
"Nucn rrr REMAINS rNscSc."


(Efsm the Soatiern literary Messenger
P4EAN.
How shall tho burial rite be readl
The solemn song he sung?
The requiem for the loveliest dcad,
That ever died so young'
Her friends arc gazing on her,
And on her gaudy bier,
And weep .-oh TO dishoncr
Her beauty with tear!
They loved her FOR her wealth
And they hated her for her Pride
But she grew In feeble health,
Aud they fore her--that she died.
Thcy tell me (,vbilc they speak
OF her costly broider'd pall'')
That my voice Is growing weak
That should not sing at ALL
Or that my tone should be
Tun'd TO such solemn song,
SO nourptully-so mournfully,
That the dead may feel no wroRx.
But she is gone above,
With young Hope at her slds,
And am dunk with love
OF The dead, who ia my bride.
or the dead-doad-who lies
All motionless,
With the death upon her eyes,
And the life upon each iIess.
In June she died--in June
or lifc--beiovcd and fair;
But she did not die too soon,
Nor with too calm air.
Prom moro than 6euds on earth,
Helen, thy soul is rven,
To join in alhallowed mirth
vi moro than thrones In heaven.
Therefore, to thee this night
4 viii no requiem raise,
Hut wsn thee thy flight,
With PGan of old days. T.. A. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

nj OTICE--Pursuant to q Deed Of Trust exccnied 4,
Y the subscriber and Charles Thompson II bv sson,
uel Cochran, bearing date the 3lst Of OcfbeS ts33
and dolly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Hanover Coun,
y Oourt, shall proceed TO sell, Monday, the 18th
day Of February, 1896 If fair If not the NEXT ;r 49,
thereafter at public auction, the premises for ready
money for the purposes therein expressed the Tract Of
Land IN said Trust Deed mentioned lying on both sdea
Of Little river, in the county Of Hanover and contain.
ing three hundred and ostyninc acres OF which there
Grist and Saw Mill, lanyard and various Other
improvements. Selling as trustee shall convey such
title only as j. vested in by the Trust Deed though
the title is believed 70 be good and unq0estionablc
J. ID. q Brown Trustee
November 10 b5-wtdg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

Cd edmond COUNTY LAND FOR SALE
III u The subscriber being DESTROYS and determined 10
remove to new State, provided he can dispose of his
lands, &C. in the Northern Neck he therefore offers bs
pubic Lots and Houses, Sloney Hill on the n,ost ra
sohaDie terms consisting of tavern which is n ne ~
mousse lhIce stories high containing under the roof bt
rooms and passage, which renders it quite coof,rt,b
and well calculated entertain travellers &c Thee %
good stables, store house, a new aranarv. Kitchen
lehouse, aud all other outhouses necessary al pnbc
Paceali OF which has been built since 1890 There 4.
also good well in the yard to be excced bv
Tor good water in this State There are about as acres
OF land attached to the lot.
VIII also offer another lot adjoining the same tract.
known by the name Of White g Tavern containing abouf
81 acres, with good dwelling house and Other ont
houses on IT, which, with little repair would be in rood
order. " 49,
will also offer another tract containing POP acres
miles Souh-W West Of Wesnoreland Court House viii,
good dwelling house, Kitchen granary stables. and
other necessary outhouscs.
viii also offer another tract containing 200 ocros
] 2 miles West Of Westnorcland g. HI valnabie
forest farm. There is good dweng-house. gronorv
corn houses, stables, &c, aud rst-rae grst milf oto
built ''''y
will also offer another tract in the extreme end r.
the county containing $50 acres with good dive linz
house, and other Outhouses on il.
AZ TIC foregoing lands lying in the county Of Rich
deem II unnecessary to give further RESERVATION ~ l
lands, as those wishing to purchase can view for them
selves, &c. JOSJTfa prx ~
Aug 81 [sl-t1 stoney mi, RieGno ,ai' CO.. o. ta
HR ICHARD HILL, Jr. having become residen, If
Ia Richmond Offers himself to the Public ne Ge1<,oJ
Hgegt md Collector in the State Of Virginia ma,
be found, whom not engaged Ut the Store Of Mrssfs
Cotton add Clarke, near The Bell Tavern
Richmond, Dec. 20, 1885. 7O.-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

M4NoR SALE--4OO acres Of good Land ON the
IA Chickahomny; lies well, eight miles from Rich
mond, Is heavily imbercd, and within half a mile of
sawnll some buildings; and about one fourth Of the
land cleared Possession given immediately Enooirc
at the office Of the Wing or Enquirer