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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

A. Rules holden IN the Clsrks oeScs Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry Zoe Jehsrsos eounty, the frat Mon
day In August. 1897: =.
Mary Naming, sdministratrix Of Jacob q.
Manning, deed, Planriry,
AGAINST
william ID. North, Nathsniel G. North, Geo.
G. North, Apn 8. MARI, Lydia n. Gibbs,
Benjamin q. Thornton, Benz. @. Thorn
ton, Jun, Ann w. Thornton, sarah X.
Thornton, Anthooy Thornton. Sarah X.
Harper, samuel ID. Harper, Thomas J.
North. and Richard CruIen and Amelia
has wife, heirs st Law OF George North,
d,--and Thompson y. Mason, admin
'sirsior VI the said George North, deed.
DErKspAsrs.
IN CIiANCERY.
HVHE defendants, Samuel ID. Harper. sa-
- rsh Harper, and Thompson p. Ma
son, not having entered their appearance,
ess gissa security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this court; and IL
appearing BY satisfactory evidence that the,
are not inhabitants OF this country: N 1, Or
dsrsd, That the said defendants do sppe ar
here on the first day Of the next term. and
answer the hill OF the plaintiff; and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published 10 Charlestown
Tor two months successfully. and posted at
The front door OF the courthouse In the said
town Of Chsrlrstown. A Copy--Teoie,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Crk.
Aug 81, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

Edii9riai LaJor.-The Olabeile Ga
zette is printed 10 a barn, which an.
swerS every purpose for a publication
Office, bulletin Office. editorial Office.
printing Office snd chamber. parlor,
kitchen. dog house and stable cor the
editor, has family and cattle. lie doe
all the composition. writing, select
ing book keeping, marketing. de,iIing
himself lie says, with perseverance,
and economy. he thinks he can get
along. II he don't il will no, be b.,
fault .ieu Era.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

a gentleman travelling, found by
the way side. man he supposed to be
20 years OF age. weeping most bitter
ly. DESTROYS 90 learn tho cause I.
such immediate grief, be inquired o.
the old gentleman. Why il was that be
was crying. tie was informed that his
father hal just been whipping him -
Your father - exclaimed the astonish-
ed traveller, sis II possible your father
- alive ?" Yes sir" said the mourn
er, 'he lives IA that house" pointing
10 small habitation near the road -
The traveller was anxious 10 sec the ia
Their and accordingly turned into the
house, where lie saw and conversed
with him. expos.ula:inz with him on
The absurdi,y Of his conduct, ia whip
ping as old q man as his son. The
old man apologized. saying that the
young rascal had been throwing rocks
at his grandfather, who was at work il
the garden.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

ChARLEsrowS, Sept. %. 1881. !
IHE parties Interested IN the above fs.
eited ORDER Of court, ere hereby notified
nat baye adjourned the said case until So.
iHrday NJ w day u aSff month, (Oriobrr, -
when add where they are requested 10 a.
tend Eilh any additional evidence. papers,
&c, that they may have 10 produce. con.
neeled With said suii-And thsy sfe also no.
tilted, that on said day : shaii proceed 10
make up ms report 10 court
Y. wORTHINGTON. .Ta Cgu,
tSepi %, 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
virginia. to Wit,

Al Rules holden IN the Clerks Once OF the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
csy Tor Jederson County, the 6rst Moa-
day IN SsPtsubsr, 1877:
Isaac "a. strider aud samuel r. Strider, two
Of the distributes Of Thomas strtdsr, in
right OF their father Jacob Strider, deed,
'PLAsIuvs,
AGAINST
John Sirijer, Executor Of Christiana Stri-
der, deceased, and samuel Strides, his seeu-
rily IN the oxecuiorial bond, End the said
John Stridsr n administrator de- boais
with the will annexed Of Isaac Sui-
der, deceased, and William Strider and
samuel Stridsr, sureties OF the said John
strder. IN the bond given by him n adj
minisrsior de- b0ais aoa with the " III an
heAed OF sad Isaac strider, and the said
John Strider n committee Of said Thomas
str'der, aud Samuel strider and Henry
Str'der, sureties an The bond given by SAID
John ~ committee Of said Thomas STIR
der. aud John Packet. sheriff VI Jefferson
rouniy, ~ such administrator OF Thomas
Strider, deceased, aud the distributes Of
the said Thomas Stider, Co wii the said
John Strider, samuel Strider, W lillian Stri.
der, Isaac Strider. and Henry Strlder,
John Strider aud Jacob Strider, heirs Of
Jacob Strider, deceased, Thomas trider,
Joseph Strider (sdults) and Samuel, Mar
gsret, and John, (infants,) children anu
heirs OF Philip Strider, deceased, Eliza
beth and William, heirs OF Mary TIHin,
deceased, formerly Mary Strider, Lucre-
TIA, Isaac. Thomas, Joseph aud Phebe.
heirs OF Phese ke,es, late Phebc StriJer,
aud the children and heirs of Elizabeth
Fouke, formerly Elizabeth Str,der, viz
salty Bestor, widow, formerly Sally Fouke.
Thomas ke,es aud Marin his wife, former
ly Maria fouke, Christina Fouke, Char
Iotte Fouk,, Isaac Fouke, Jacob Fouke, and
sally Tiliett. widow, formerly Sally Stri.
der, and Charlotte Hall. W idow. former
ly Charlotte Strider,-and the said de-
PENDANTS, rs deyisees Of Isaac StrEier the
elder, deceased, DEFENDANT,
~ CHkNCERY.
ISilE defendants " illism Tiffin, Elizabeth
IL TIffn, Luereiis Keyes. ISAAC K.,es,
Thomas keyes, Joseph keyes, Phebe He,es,
Maria keyes, late Maria Fouke, Charlotte
fOuke, sud Charlotte Hall, not having en-
tered their appearance, and given security ac-
cording 10 the act OF Assembly aud tho rules
Of this court; aud il appearing by satisfactory
ev deuce that they are not Inhabitants Of this
country; h Is ordsrtd, That the said defend
ants do appear here on the serrnth day oflhe
next term, and answer the bill OF the plain
iIffs aud that = copy OF this order be forth
with inserted In some newspaper published
In CharlestOwn, for two months succe
", and posted at the front door Of the court
house IN the said town Of Charlesiown.
Copy-Teste.
ROBERT T. BROU.N, Clerk.
September -, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
ER O.v FO U.v'DRX:.
MILL sndTTHINo, PATTERN
NAMING a IRON TTyFRrrYNrea


A AHE subscriber having removed his
- Foundry and .NIehiiE, Shop, to the Depot
OF the Winchester and Potomac RaiI-Road,
takes this method Of informing his friends
aud The public, that he is prepared 10 exc
cute orders in the above line, with despatch,
having Tools Of every kind nece ssary for do
'ng work in the best manner. HE has FIRST.
rate "orkmen in his employ Persons ia
vorlng him with orders. may RELY or having
them well executed aud promptly attended
to- lie has Patterns Of every description,
suitable for
Merchant Mills, SaD Mills, and Thresh-
ing Machines,
And keeps constantly on hand a general as
sort Of Mould Boards. Corn Shellers, Wagon
Boxes, Fan Wheels, Plaster Breakers. sc.
MERCHANTS AND DEALERS
May hud 1t To their advantage, by calling and
examining for themselves. All orders thank
fully received aud promptly attended to
GEO. W. CHM.
n. B. Cash paid for Old Copper,
Brass, aud old Iron Castings Of every de-
scription. e. ". q.
Winchester, Aug. 10, 1887 -6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
NHTLLTNd RUsIMEgs

al the Ford Mills on the Shenand osh River,
near keyess Ferry, 10 the name and under
the hrm Of FORD & SNYDER, commenc.
ing on the first day OF the present month
(JulyO and assure all those Who are dispos.
cd 10 do business with them, that they are
determined TO pay the highest marke: prices
Tor WHEAT aud other kinds Of GRAN, de-
liVered in their Mills, or delivered st any
receiving point on the Rail Road, or 81 any
convenient poiot on the River. From their
experience Rs Millers, they can say with
confidence TO ell those who have Wheat 10
dispose Of, that u Eitl be greatly TO their IN.
teresI 10 give them call before they make
disposition Of the same and they earnest
" request their former customers not 10
make any disposition Of their Wheat with
out brat seeing them, a. they are we'll salts
fed that no mIileFs west Of the Blue RIDGE
can sGord TO pay better prices than them.
selves. To any Of their customers that NAV
prefer grinding, liberal advances will be
made, end strict sttentiOn psid 90 their an
siruetions. The BulisSin Mills, tormerl,
belonging to John IlLiass, deed, aud Mr..
John Myers, will stilI be esrr,ed on by The
undeuigaed. and one Of said Mills kept 81.
pressly zoe che reception of RE ssd Con
for which kinds o. grsio the highest aarkst
price viii - Ell times be paid. Fish, salt.
ADD Plaster, will b. kept At the mills. To- the
accommodation o. their customers and those
disposed 10 deal With them
10 closing this brief notice. they should
be seiing ungrstefUl 10 their feelings wsrs
they not 10 oder their sincere thank. for the
Sefy liberal encouragement thsy have here
toiors received, and hops, By pfoalptness.
sbd street stteBtioB 20 business, 10 msrit
eontiauaeos % simisr favor
BENJAMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Cir.
cult Superior Cour, OF law aud Chaneery for
Jyhersoa county. the hrSI Monday IN August
1887:
John Singleton, PLAfSTITy.
AGAINST
Berjamin EdmoHds, John Myers, Daniel Ks-
Bile, administrator &C DsnieI Ksble, deceased.
James w. het;urly, Dolphin Drew, leonard
sadirr. executor 81 John Buck master, deed.
Jacob ksble, John Kabie, Samuel KabIe. Ia,
kable. William kablc, Benismin Ksbie. Eli
Iabslh Berry, Eliza Chsmberlin and Jol,t,
Chsmbcrlin her husband, Mary HiedShoI AID
SsHuel iiirdShol. 1.-THE said EliEa. Msry, and
Samuel being ehildrrn 81 Margaret HE'D whol,
deed, iormerly Margaret KAble. aud Mary
JOHNSON, DEFIHDAxTS.
IN CHANCERY.
VIE defendant, Benjamin Edmonds, not
n having entered bis appearance nBd given
security according 20 the aet of assembly and the
rules Of this eourt. and Il appearing by IatsTss-
tory evidence that he is not inhHbilsm of this
country Hn oraiered, That the said defendant
do appear here Ou tie frat day az the next term
snd susver the bill Of the plsintiffs and that a
copy 81 this order be- forth 9Th inserted IN some
newspaper pnblished iu CbsrieSo~B, Toe two
months sueessdseIy, and posted Vt the GroaI door
OF the tOuft-hoose 90 the said town Of Charles
IOWA. Cops --Irsie,
ROBERT' r. BROH.N, Cleyk.
faag
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
VTrgimfeT, 10 arn,


~ Rules holdcn IN the CLERKS Once of the CIR.
cut supeTinr Court Of l.sv ssd Chaneery "a,
Jeh,rsoH County, the hrst Monday IN A. as,
1887
Jobs q Uasr'i. administrator Of Shepherd n
Eaig, dereafed. PLAiHrIrV.
AGAINST
JahH L<RicH and Jasacs LINN. DrEEsnasrs
IN CHANCEkY.
AtIE defendant JohE Lemsn, not having
- entered bis appearance, and given -.
eufiiy according 20 ihs art q assembly sod she
rules q his eouitg snd u appearing By rsiisfss-
70 evidence that De is not ~ inhsbmaat. ~ this
country II 70 0rdered That tie sid dtirndsu,
DO spicsr here oH che Err, day ~ The neat term.
sod answer the bill ol The plaislih, snd Inst .
copy u this orsier be- fohs ith inserted IN ,o,oe
nssspsPsr Published IN Charieslosn, for two
monihs saecessiyeiy, sod posted ~ the front
door ~ The oOurt-house in the sid tous of
CbsFiesosn \ Copy--Teue.
R0BERT +. BLOWN, Cyerk.
Aurust 81 lsgT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

Il great fondness for CAiIdren.-
Fondness fot children denotes not only
kind heart. but guil,less one. The
great and good have always been re-
markable for their fondness for chill
dren. Agesilaus, King of Sparta, was
The most generous Of monarchs, and
the most tender of fathers. Diverting
himself one day with riding on a stick
with his children, and being surprised
by friend in the action, he desired
him not to mention il till he was a IA
Their. Henry ". Of France, taught
his children to call papa, or father, and
sir, in We new Iashron. One day 90.
ing on all tours, with the Dauphin on
his back, an ambassador suddenly en-
tered, when Henry looked up. "alon.
sieur Ambassadeur. have you any
children" "Yes. SIR" replied he.
Very well then I will finish nv race
round the chamber"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
For &0le,

NAMILf FLOUR. Superhns Flour, Rye
- Flour, prime shted and 1ns,ftsd Corr
Meal, Oats. ofsll Of different kinds, Buck
wheat Flour, whole Corn, Potatoes, BRED
Apples and Peaches, Bacon Snd Lard, a0d
number of other articles IN their line Of
business. John SCOTT.
For Ro'siaHi, H.Dgsbsrsr & Co.
Opposite the island Mil,
HarPers-FeTry, June 5, 1887.
N. BIN view Of keeping up a supply.
ese having the above articles 10 dispose Of
Val hnd ready sale for them al fair prices,
by calling on me at the above establish ieBt.
or an! Of the irm.
join SCOTT
June Is, 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
Primo land FOR NOIe.

AfiNG no time % devote % sgrieuitu.
n raj operations on a small acsie, I v il
cell my interest IN that wsiLkaoWu estate
" ATLLs-GEssE, three ssiiss ffOu. Charles.
town. aud shout two from ShanBondsIs. n
contains 90 ACRES,
Twenty seven % which are covered 9Th
good timber, mofs than soaieieat 10 keep 90
. supply 81 fencing and fuel u
has on q good stoss DNsliing ~
House, With a neVer-failing spring, egss
and constant stream q water -
passing through the premises
The purchaser can have credit Of from
one TO i've yesrs. upon giving bonds we'll -.
euFed, bearing interest, snd = deed % trust
on the land ~ n GAIlAHER
Sept Z la17 II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
Con-, mi ssioner's Office,

CHARLEsTowN, Sept. -, 1877.
THE parties 10 the above mentioned suit
arc hereby notified, that l shall attenJ at my
ofics on Tuesday he In dIy II merit mouth
tOciOber,r for tie purpose Of executing the
above reoiied order Of Courl--u hen and
where they are requested 10 attend with the
necessary papers, &c.
x. WoRTHlNGToN,
Sept. IL, 1887. Master Com
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
RabIef0lrM .IEiIIa.

NVHE subscribers having entered into
n PaFtuersh'p iOr term u yssrs, b. the
MILLING BUSINESS,
~ the Ksbletows Mills. they vii 10 q r. y
days Be ready Zoe The reception 81 all kind'
Of GRAIN, Coz which they ere prepared "a
pay the highest Haarkst price Farners v Ia
prefer gr'nding their wheat, ean get hour 81
the Mil, o. delivered 81 the Depot Charles.
town, Or 81 Harpsrs-Fesry.
Il constant s;igDiy Of Plssisy. Sal, Fsl
Sc wiA BE- kept on hand ~ iotc prices.
saWisE. and Plaster grind g done ~ fhs
best manner sod ~ modsFsts pricss.--coan-
tSy work dons IN good order
We hope, By sirict asasnlioa snd psosnpsi.
rude. ihai Our hisnts and ED egisomsrs a
the Adl, vii not p,ss ~ b.
tcaN KABLE,
DAVID tOHNsTOet,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
m CIIANrERY
Cou1i,,,osFas Ory,es.

ANMaiahinhthe UFFffE.
ChayieaoWH SspiSalbsr ~, 1877 &
PERSONS Interested ~ the above recited
order Of Court are hereby notified. thaf 1
shall attend u ny Office aforesaid, ~ .Woadry
S5d dag gH'rf ggRfh fOcfobsy.J Tor the puF.
pose of iskinx the account directed TO be Ia
Ken BY The above order Of e0urt-when snA
Whers tbey are requested 10 attend With TIE
evidence q any money due ~ shove ,Isisd
X wORTHtNGTON.
lsspi 81, 1877 Not, cor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud
chsncery for Jeferson county, June 2lst,
1887
Francis MoOrs'. Executor and y.
others,
Lewis NeilI, administrator de boa,s noa. With
the will annexed, OF Waiter B.ksr. dec %;
Lewis Neill aud Corb,ns his wife, John l..
Hinkle and Ellen bis wife. Cyrus =. Nc.
Williams and Mssdsien MS wife, Ursula
Baker, Harriet Frances Baker, Washing.
ton Baker, and Jseobins Baker,
DHfEspAsIs.
~ CHANCERY.
HytllS cause cIme on again To be heard
II this 2ist do, Of Jure. isa7, upon the
papers formerly read, and the exceptions
hied by Defendants counsel TO the commits
sio.rr's report, returned March 29th, lsJ5,
and " az argued by counsel; Upon consider
alton whereof. the court doth sustain the Sc
cond aud third Of said exceptions And, II
- cYrl,rse, That said repor, be- rccommitted 10
Master Commissioner worthington. To re.
form the same, ~ respect ~ the subject mat
ter OF said second and third exceptions, ac-
coTdiug 10 the opinion ot the Court flied
here - sih (Which u 10 be taken as part of this
Ord.r- Aud a. Il u necessary To recommit
said report upon said second and thi ID cN-
ceptloas, the Court reserves the question M.
Vol,ed IN the first Of said exceptions for fur
Their consider ation-And the Commiss ioner
is directed to state in lis report the amount
Of tho legal costs incsrted by the plaintiffs,
in defending the several SUITS instituted
ssinst them by Bakers heirs, IN recovering
the tract Of land 10 the proceedings mention-
ell. mesue profits, &c.-And the said Commts-
-ioner i directed 10 state all such matters A.
he may deem pertinent. or ~ he may be- re
qaired to state specially by any Of the par
ties, snd make report, IN order To further
proceedings to I've had herein.
4 Copy-Te,te.
ROBERT 7. BROWN, Crk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
Cash for Negroes.

WILL At all times give the highest prize,
Il IN cash for likely young NEGROES,
Of both sexes, from ten 10 twenty hive ytss
OF age. Persons having likely servants 10
dispose Of, viii do we'll TO call on me at nv
residence IN Chaclestown; and any con-
munication in writing will be promptly ~
tended to- WM. GROW. jr
July "a, 1896 If
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CoNnisuoNeR's OTTIcE

ChRiesiO'oH, September GID, 1887.
TIT parties interested in the aboTe order
Of Court, will please take notice. thstI shall
attend at my Office aforesaid on Tuesday. 2ih
day Of nsri month, October. } 10 enter upon the
execution Of the AFORESAID order Of Court
when AND where they are requested to at
tend. and submit any matter c0nnec ted with
said case that they may have TO offer.
u. wORTHtNGToN,
sept u. 1881 .Hasfe1 C0m'y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
VAR iETN.

GALI.t>rRI.--T editor ~ the Methuen
u alis Gazette, speaking of the lr.iish success
siOn. says -
9 To US the idea Of placing a young
and thoughtless child upon throne, 10
rule over mighty nation, IS absolute
~ ridiculous! What does little Vic.
,oria know about the wants OF the peo.
pie, or the policy of foreign nations :"
II this Methuen editor was in Eng
land, he would be whipped at cart
tail. As he ought 10 be, for utIering
treason OF the worst kind The little
Miss Victoria" he speaks of, i. stout,
bOxom lass of eighteen. with red hair
and its usual accomplishment. She
could take dozen like the Methuen
editor across her knee aud spank them -
child fashion-wi,bout stopping TO
wink. Little Hiss Victoria. indeed
why she Is big enough 20 rule dozen
such kingdoms. with the aid of her two
eyes. There have already been old
grsnnies enough on the throne OF Eng.
land, and we are glad 10 see the crown
revert again to youth and beOuty-,he
only despo.ism under which men will
be happy IN spite OF their teeth. Yes,
u We must have monarchy. give Us
the monarchy Of beauty: il we have u
despoiism, give us the silken chain OF
apretiy woman. Your old, ugly. gruiT,
equity. brandy kings. may die or as
fast as they please. and worms NAV
eat them il they have a stomach for
such food; but the young and handsome
Queen Victoria. may she live forever
and day, without losing dimple or
sporting grey hair Them's our SEN
timents.- Boston Times
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AGAINST

Sam1ei i. Strider, former Executor of Ssmnel
Howard, deed. Samuel Strider and Jacob Sui
der. securities in his exeeutorial bond. Eliza
beth Howard, widow OF Samuel Howard, de-
ceased, ard Guardian Of Samuel u. Crum and
William U. Crum. George w. Griffith ADD
Eleanor his vile, Benjamin r. Beeler and Ca
u'srinc his wife, Sidney >. GaII.her aud J sne
Amanda hiY wife. aud SAMUEL T. S,rider aud
Ann his wife, the Haid Eleanor, Caih.rior
Jane Amanda. aud Ann, being children and
heirs OF said Ssmuef Howard, deed, sad Jo-
seIh' NJ. Brown. Adnini1iTstor ale bonus non.
with the will annexed. OF said Samuel How
ard, deed, DEy,Np.Srr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

y July last gave notice 10 81 those bav.
ing unsettled business With Dsnisl snV
der, aed Daniel Snyder h 500, 20 call with
view Of closing The sane Macy rot hay.
inB eomPlied With that request. pm again
eo@Peiied 70 ask 81 those interested. :
SPEEDY settlement, 81 u b absolutely nsees.
ssFy that me business should he clossd - ian
81 little delay ss yossibie. I therefore hone
that NONE siil aeglect this rail-
DANIEL SNYDER.
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Liquors! EiQaOrs!!

q NHIs day received u foil assortment Of
- Liquors, all Of the best susIty. ~hlch
will sell st unusually low prices smSss
them arc
Madeira Wine, warranted superior, Tene-
rife DO, Old Port, do. Champagne and
CIaret Wines.
Best French Brandy and Old Rye whistsy
~ my Drug store
Sept. II. 1897. J. J o. STRAITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
Notice 20 Farmers.

VVHE subscribers take this method OF in
u forming the customers Of the FORD
MILL and Farmers generally, that they have
entered into partnershi in the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12

iaftrtf0ffHi - Id. - i~As. Z
THE raFiies interested IN the shove men.
tontd soft. are hereby nolsfsd. ihsi shail
Fttena 81 ny Office afOresaid. ~ Safsydsy
2rt 80 Il Hfrf rs,afk. cot y fOf ue pur-
pose ~ exeonugg tie above order a
Court. F. vhsa and here thsy ere requested
70 stiend rfh such svidsnes g. thsy mar
Nhh y sasr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-12
RoLTTMa CLOTHS.

A LARGE assortment OF Boiling Cloth,
"A OF very suPeriVr quality, aud at re
duced prices, for sale by
JON. JANNEY.
Alex ahdria, mo. 6, ls37.-3m.
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@A@ll E0R MF @R0Fa.

CASH FOR NE @&OES.
WISH 10 purchase rs soon ~ possible
\ FIFTY NEGROES, for which number
will pay higher prices in cash than any pur-
chaser in this market Persons who may
have negroes for sale. are inv tied TO call and
soc me 10 Winchester--or if incon vesient 10
do so, are requested TO address me q line.
TO which will give immediate attention.
u. g. DANIEL.
Winchester, Sept. 81, 1887 If