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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24

Judge b. olre an exoeilon. lawyer, had
begun Tor some time to talk rather too much on
TIE Bench. Somebody observed that he was
growing so old, that his nose and chin were like.
" to come into collision. "Yes," said Rose,
"there have ben great many words between
them Of late"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
A HUMAN LUsus NATURE.

We learn from the Evening Star of yesterday,
that one of the greatest living curiosities in human
shape now IN existence, is probably that in the
person OF child recently arrived IN this city from
the West Indies. He is aged nine years, and has
head OF such enormous magnitude that the sight
of 1t c'eates establishment and awe. Its shape
is not distorted, but seems to have been formed
tor man of about 10 or ii feet stature; in fact
It Is of colossal dimensions, like that of some an
tlenf statutes. Ii measures 81 inches in circum-
ference, and the arch over the apex measuring
from ear TO ear, is % inches. Its weight is pro-
dSous, being almost so pounds! The child was
born so. and the head has always borne the same
proportion to the rest Of his body and limbs which
are well formed, like those Of small child at
that age. He never moves from his position on
his back, but losses his head constantly rolling
his eyes as il in agony with the Atlantean Globe.
which Is placed upon his infant shoulders. His
features are natural and well shaped, but express
slve, as might be supposed, of an age and natur-
ity correspondending to the immense mass Of
brain. Therefore they have the physiognomy %
full grown man with the dimnutve size of those
of child. The suures Of his head not being
closed. but remaining far larger than those of
new born Infant, It may yet increase in size be-
You'd all calculation.
II is said that the child presents remarkable
phenomenon in the character of the functions al
fected by this monstrous formation, and the SUBJ
ject may throw much light on HISTOLOGY and pa
thology. He never drinks any liquid whatever.
All his food however, which is two pounds Of rice
per diem, seems TO answer all the purpose. The
case was supposed to be one OF mere water on
he brain, but it seems to be but little more than
an unnatural growth of the brain. Several cases
of enlargement, but not so remarkable as this,
have been seen in Europe which were also idlotic
like this, and Gall endeavors to explain it, by say
lEg that the texture is more spongy, and less SOLID
and firm than in health; that the same quantity
| Of matter exists, but the conyutons are none
unraveied. lie indicates no other sense than
that of pain, when touched, or hunger when the
hour of eating arrives. His father was "A stout
Spaniard of Porto Rico. The mother dark
| quadroon Of Martinique. The chld's name is
Bartolo, and he will be exhibited, we learn, for a
few days, previous to his departure fo Paris and
London. For our own part, however, we think
such exhibitions, except before medical men, are
exceedingly unfeeling and improper, and that ,hey
should not be encouraged. -New Era.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Al Rules holdon ia the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
cery for Jefferson county, the first Mon
day in August, 1897:
Daniel Snyder, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
Francis Mckinney and Jacob Moler,
DtFESDASIs.
IN CHANCERY.
HNHE defendant, Francis Mckinney, not
~ having entered his appearances, and
given security according to the act Of assem-
bly, and the rules Of this court; and IL appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he - not
inhabiiant Of tins country: ms ordered, That
the said defendant do SpPear here on the
eighteenth day Of the next term, and answer
the bill Of the plaintiff; and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Charlestown. for
two months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the court. house IN the said
town OF Charlestown.
A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Crk
Sept. 90. 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
TRANSPORTATION
ON THE
W'thtrheSfer and Potomac
RAIL ROAD.

WiscnE,rIR Il PoToAAc u. Roam o,,e,
April 20, lS17
HNHE President aud Director, of IN, Con-.
- Pany have established the toIlow,rr
rates OF iol! for transportation 10 b. her,,2
Ter charged upon ih,s road. VIZ:
DESCENDING TRADE.
Flour per barrel, Isct.
bar Iron, Blooms, Pig Iron, Castings, aud
Lead, per ton, Al so
Wheat, Rive. Rye-meal, Corn. C0rn-nssL
Oats, Buckw heat and all Other
commodities, per hundred pounds, stets.
ASCENDING TRADE.
For Plaster. per ton. Al -
Salt and Sailed Fish, per 100 pounds, l0ct,
Merchandise, and all olhe commodIlie. DE- r
hu""Ieu Pohhus, llCts
An additional charge Of , cents per barrel
on Hour, and cents per one hundred pound,
on all other articles, will be made at The
winchester Depot for receiving and for.
warding BY order Of the Board,
JOHN BRUCE, President
winchester. April ~, 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
MILLING BUSINESS

nj the Ford Mills on the Shena ndoah River,
near Reyes Ferry, in the name and under
the hrm Of FORD l. SNYDER, commence
ing on the hrst day of the present month
(IuIy,) and assure all those " no are dtspos.
ed To do business with them, that thew are
determined 10 pay the highest marke: prices
Tor WHEAT and other kinds OF GRAIN, de-
lisered in their Mills, or delivered nj any
receiving point on the Rail Road, or at any
convenient point on the River. From their
experience as MilIers, they can saw with
confidence 10 all those who have Wheat 10
dispose Of, that it will be greatly 10 their in.
teresi TO give them call before they make
disposition OF the same and they earnest
ly request their former customers not TO
make any disposition OF their Wheat with
out hrst seeing them, rs they are well salts
fed that no millers west of the Blue Ridge
can AFFORD to pay better prices than them
selves. To any Of their customers that NAV
prefer grinding, liberal advances will De
made, and strict attention paid to their in
structions. The Bullshin Mills, tormerl,
belonging to John Hsines, deed, and Mr.
John Myers, will still be carried on by the
Undersigned. aud ono OF SAID Mills kept'ex.
pressly for the reception OF RYE ard Corn ;
Tor which Kinds of grain the highest market
price Will al all times be paid. Frh, Salt.
aud Plaster, will be kept at the milk, 10. the
accommodation Of their customers and those
disposed To deal with them
In closing this brief notice, they should
be acting ungrateful to their feelings were
they not 10 offer their sincere thanks for IN.
very liberal encoura cement they have here.
toiore received, and hope, by promptne,s,
and strict attention 10 business, 10 merit a
continuance OF similar favor
BENJAMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
Certificates Of Care.
ABINGDON. Va. AnriI 1

AHINGnoS. Va, April rs. 1856.
GESrLESES-Belo~ send YOU a eert,6,a ate.
Voluntarily Offered by AN VI. ID Who Ia, b,rn
prsetisiu; for twenty years. retain the oriei-
nal, sending YOU faithful copy.
MULBERRY Gar, TeDneSsee
18th March, 1886.
Rev. r. l.. II. SHAvER:
SiR-A few weeks since procured a. mack
a OF Mor'son's iIygean Pills. OF our mutual
friend, Capt. John Dunn. OF Abingdon. ~ith a
view OF testing ,he'r efficacy by a fsir rxperi-
nIent On my return home, called Ia sec n
Mr.. Thomas iauimore, in Lee county, Va who
hah been attacked with Fever and ChiIIs. id IA,
State at ulIno,s. whittier lac hal moved sc,.r'I
years since After several mouths Of severe III
ness, his phy sieiAu advised HIM To leave H..
country Tor the benefit OF his health Ahrt Ia,
return 10 Lee county, the eh,lk grew much
worse; he became very much debiIitslrd. suffer
ing AT the ss'ne time from pzin H. the chest sore
throat, hosrseness, severe cough difienI,y NJ
breathing, burning Ia the palms of his hand,
and soies OF his feet, hectic lever, q, senter,
and, as Necessary consequence OF such COM
piieStion OF disease, great prosirstion Of museu-
lar power. prescribed the Hygcian Pills. TO be
used according 10 the printed DIRECTIONS accom-
panyIng each packet. Ia lev days a most yio-
lieut. fever Ia an ant, ipau ION Of such a re-
suit had directed him TO take fIrrnSv I1Rs Of
no :, q Continue until the fever BEGAN to Weld
la sirS days all the unfayorabIe symptoms he
gan To Sb'tc, lass he.lIh and strength l,Ave FRA
du'iiy returned, aud be stated to me = few DAYS
ago hc fen quite urrH This cure Wasperfornnsd
in the SPACE oi about three seeks
ana 80 veil satisfied Of the efficiency Of Nor
is"ns rails, that have purchased seven packets
to-day. which intend Go use in two eases thai
have hiihrrto bsifed the tact &C the physirian
s"n resisted The po,cney u his dTugs-one
ease at partial insanity, the other OF apople1y.
should success attend the use of that valuable
medicine, yOu shalt have all the particulars
Yours, sith much respect.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
= N''If I'IINFI ITHIIfNTs
GEORGE sTUBBI.EIIEI.D.
LorIsl COrSrr. Va. M.,Is. is3s


GENTtENES; Agreesbl, to promise proceed
o. give you some at the cures effected TO- ihis
part OF the country, by means Of Morrison
Pills. The limits ~ icttrr. however, vii moi
slow me- 90 furnish you ~ iih hut lev eases sod
shall therefore c1bhne nav s,lf 20 such only "a
came under my own obscr,siios; and 6rs,
shall st-'e my uwb essc. ! had been Isbsr,or
under Dy sPeps'a tor years. hsd sonsalted rnspV
INV slCtsns, uithuu receiving INV ben. 50 from,
their descriptions, snd lad tesp.tr,d 81 r,.iy,
'"g sny hgsith sgsiu. cxp-rtruced III the Is,r
r'd sensations attending mosi disrAs~s. s,,sb =,
vomiting loss ~ sppeiite, h.. d-sche SWIMMING
80 the had, sutness w. tir Jptots hutntnu 81 the
hzuds snd ieet, s~,iliSg ~ the bo,l, Nc ke
such. snd worse, was my slate ~hen 6ru OBJ
tainsd Muftspn's piis took Them r,Iurt.,,t
". aud SHh mneh pcrsuss,op. Alter taking
them sbnuttsO seeks. fonpd ny sclf sitosstI,f
= orw msni snd boy taxing uscp ovcss,ousiI,
siner, hste coIt'nucd h. good health. IL ~ ao4
shout three ycsft since. have used No Other
fnedtrius.
Mr. 4 c.. oeishbor Of mine h.d s,
~ spOpleHy, sol 49, thrraicn~d -ih scrond
-tis,k gave him bfisk doses ~ No ptll.
Tor its dsss. shrn b. ssid his health uas hst-
tei rhau @ hah bcru ior sr,ss Ihis ss.arfs.
to yoHrs ago. ssd b. ~ si'ii 30 good hcsitb
frromuns pdsd ti,r piils a. issIy ubo us,e,
irrmslf los 18th spiutuE 81 Lietsl. sou..ttu,ss
81 uv-k as noi Co o. shie ~ speak I met he's
sometime slCru sfts. vaiktne md from, h-soa
s''r toi'' m' shs had isken Bothsng but ihs PHI,
remarkable esse. hOwevcr, uss that 81 =
tis'e. Tho hsd been deraHgcd three ge.rs. 20
ihsl 70 - uerrtsarH % cou6pr her ~, ID uss
~ MpftsoH's Pills hcr hrsith 49, soon rcaYrrd. I
a"d thr h-s bsrn stil rver sioec
~ eHucme ease ~ hiiinas fever occurred ~ I
Soy osu family ~ thst iifc 49, dt srsirrd a. o.
" ofnpi SOD iudsiols uss ~ te r,,e,lteis- this
i"dft idH-i So - rdily recovered
mahf Oihff eases have come sithin nv oan 4
knp-l s'g' 90 ahirh 30 pills hste had t,e nos,
happy ehesis We h.sr tosind then, sdn,irshlt (
sdsifed 90 ttc ssrtnas complaints u shiiifrn. I
even hon mo- a. oid snd ops srds snd nat /
aagir ease ~ siskness h.s oeeufrss sa nse fsssi-
iy iof ihfrr yrsrs ~ siucc ffsi rnt the snetlt.
ciec. 90 vhirh q hss uoi proved sslutary
The above srr issis SOD go sfv Il fsffett %. 4
bcrtY o. usakf igh4f usf Fou riratr 81 fhs w. ssd i
90 bold zoe frsponsibis 80 30 iisi t hsrtiu eou-
fuaatcatsd. fOuft, rysi,cstfuily
URtAH HiGGAsON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
NOTICE.

WOULD again remind those Of my Gus
toners who have accounts Of long stand
ing. TO come forward end settle them b.,
cash or noIe. Cash would be preferred. a.
stand much in need Of IL OF this time.
! return my thanks to the public for the
hberal encouragement have received since
20 business al this place, and hope, by strict
suehtion, TO merit eontindance Of their
t''of.. am determined to sell work low
for CASH, or to punetuaI customers.
=, ADAM WHIP.
Harrers-Ferry, Nov. 16, 1897.
=. 81 will also give notice 10 those vto
made accounts With me while IN business II
shePherdstown, that have left their ar.
counts IN the hands Of Mr.. Joseph Enller.
Tor settlement, and IL they are not settled
ny the hrst Of neat month. they will be
P'aeed IN the hands Of en- officer for eoIlee.
ton. a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
VOfirP.

July last gave notice to all those hav.
u Ios unsettled business with Daniel shy.
der, and t9HieI Snyder & Son, 10 call With
vie" oil closing the same: Many. not hav-
Ing complied with that request, am again
compelled 10 ask Of those interested a
speedy settlement, as II Is absolutely neces.
sary that the business should be closed " M,
Is little delay a. possible. therefore no DC
that none will neglect this call.
DANIEL. SNYDER.
Ian. 5. 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
Stntionnry nnd Fnncy Arficie.,
Fancy Books,


INCLCDiNC:
Splendid ALBU MS, with embossed binding
Bnl~ers, CooPsr's, Marquis, ~ovr,s
add kcnnedy's wv tbs
FlorsS Dictionary
Language of Flowers
iirmanS's, Brysnt's. and other POEMS.
The .PARLOUR SCRAP BOOK s'spIcndid
work Tor the centre table
ALSO,
Prepared Indian Rubber, Tor removing pencil
mark
Porkot-IIooks and Wallet,
Coarse aud fine Pant brushes
Pants 80 boxes
Percussion Primers; Percussion Caps
SUMS. eoarse sud fancy
Friction aud lucifcr Matches
Bears Oil; Antique oil; Pomatum
Cold Cream, IN beat jars
Hair Dye
Eras"g salts, for removing stain, Of fruit,
INK, Ae. from linen aud cotton goods
hnc assortment Of Pcnkni,cs-and
Delicate Scissors
Red Leads, for Joiners and Cabinet Nisker,'
use,
H3r'c' Floor. Shoe, Crumb, Hair, and Comb
brushes, &c. Nc.
CHtHLtsTowN, Oct. I2, 1857
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
FOR .S.ILE,

a FARM containing 100 scres Of the
IA first quality OF limestone Land, living
within two miles OF Charlestown, jefferson
county, Virginia, six miles from Hsrpers-
Ferry and the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal,
and one mile from the rail road lie aiding from
Winchester by Hsrpers-rerry to Baltimore.
There are but few farms in The county that
possess equal advantages-h has a good
Brick Dwelling House, tenant House, Bank
Barn. with Stables underneath n large Wa
gon Shed, stone Spring House, with one
Of the largest limestone Springs in the coun-
ty running through the place. About 20
acres in heavy Timber. The land is not
broken with limestone, as is the case in some
parts. To save inquiry, the subscriber will
take SEQ per acre-one-half in hand, and the
balance in two equal annual payments. A
good title will be given on the pay ment OF
the whole purchase money. For further
particulars; inquire OF Mr. George EicheIber-
ger, adjoining the premises, who will she W
the property TO any persoa DESTROYS Of see
ing ~ JOSEPH EiCIlELBERGEK
Near Creager>town, Fred. CO. Sid.
Nov. Ia 1876 Its.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
Fashionable Millinery, Man
ttan- Waking. AZ. Ar

= ISG15 AOsShAK AND MEYoAly
RtsPECTfULLY inform the ladies Of
= Shepherdstovn snd ns ticinity. ina,
they have commenced the above busisss. h.
The house 81 Hr DAVID Replinger. wbsse
they VIII he pleased 20 execute iii order, IN
their line with Prompiness and dispatch 49,.
They hope BY striel attention 10 busiDs,, aud
a desire 70 please, 20 merit a share Of p,,bIie
patronage, end respectfully solicit The ,sm.
>, TheJ are regularly supplied With
the LATEST FASHIONS.
Nov fa9J IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

HNHE subscribers having entered into
IL partnership Tor term Of years, in the
MILLING BUSINESS,
at the kabletown Mills, they will in . few
days DO ready for the reception OF all kind,
Of GRAIN. for which they are prepared to
pay the highest market price. Farmers " no
prefer grinding their wheat, can get flour al
the Mill, OF delivered at the Depot, Charles
town, OF st Hsrpers-ferry.
ii constant sapDiy of Plaster. Sail, Fish
Sc, :r'H be kept on hand at ioT prices.
Saving, and Plas,er grinding done in the
best manner and AT moderate prices.-Coun-
try work done in good order.
We hope, by strict attention and prom pti :
tudc. that our friends and old customers OF
the Mill, will not pass us by.
JOHN KABLE,
DAVID JOHNSTON.
Kabletown, July IL, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
Iron. FOUyS.DRr.

xRO.T FOUys.DRr.
MIL S1GxxW1uo. PATvuam
MAKING q moW TURNING.
Pie subscriber having removed hi.
- fssadyy and .hseki.s Shep, TO the D~po,
OF the Winchester and Potonae Railroad.
lakes this method Of informing his frieu /.
and The public, that he is prepared To exc
cute orders in the above line, with despatch,
having Tools Of every kind nece ,s.ry for do
Ing work IN the hes, manner. lie has 6rst-
rate ~orkmen in his employ. Person, fa-
voring him with orders, may rely on having
them well executed and prom oily attended
10; He has Patterns Of every description.
suitable for
Merchant Mills, .Sa,c. lfiIls. and Taresh-
|. ing Machines,
And keeps constantly on hand = general As
sort OF Mould Boards, Corn Sheiler,. Wagon
Boxes, Fan Wheels, Plaster Breakers, sc.
MERCHANTS AND DEALERS
May find it TO their adv an,sge, 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. and old Iron Castings Of every de-
scription. q. VIC.
Winchester, Aug. 10, Is37.-6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
.NesU FAN and TVfMfcr
NOTICE.

TNHE subscriber has entered into pecunia.
ry obligations which render il indispen-
sable that ali persons against whom be has
accounts Of longer standing than January
lot, 1897, should settle the same withost dc.
lay. WM YATes
CharIestown. Nov Ia17
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
Pine WSod Wanted.

DROPOSALS will be received for fur.
- nishing several Hundred Cords Of P.re
Wood, for the Winchester and Potomac E,,I.
road Company, To he delivered ut " rn,,.-,.
ter, Cams Depot, Camerons' or Hsrp.,,-
Ferry. Application by letter, To the sub
serieer. will oe attended to, or in person. BY
the agent at Winchester or Harprr,-F.rr,
JOHN BRUCE, P,ulaeni
Winchester, Nav IL. 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
URiAH IiICGAsON.
Nrwrow~, Kiar n Qsers I,
49, 80 80

tsEsrLENHHi Meftsoa's p,iia soasidss q
mosi iussisi.his HarflieiHs. hssiaE f.iriy tested
lheu tn fay ovn easr, the pariietilsft ~ sh,sh
tste osession % sissc foF he benrht a sash ~
Esay be IN liks circumstances. a. Isuusfy. issS
80 tsksn sith ~ uasaaies, ed bsfags hai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
TRAVELLING.
Rail Road Notice.

~ and after -th instan, (sept the Pa.
" senger Cars for Frederick. Bsli,mof,
and Washington, will leave the Ticker oe,.
at HarPers-Ferry, al 10 o'clock, A. VI ,r5
arrive at Baltimore and Washington san,
day IN good time.
=. BECKHAM. .is,,i
Scot 4 ls36 ".
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
For S0fP.

HOT SWFP,
tAMiLY FLOUR. Superfine Flour. Rive
II Flour. prime silied and unslftrd Corn
Meal, Oats. oiall Of different kinds. Buck
wheat Flour, whole Corn, Potatoes. Dried
Apples and Peaches, Bacon aud Lard. and
number OF other articles in their line 0.
business. JOHN SCOTT,
For Ro,ciu"d, H.6i,bo,esr g. Co
Opposite the island Mill,
Harpers-Ferry, June IS. 1887.
N. BIN view OF keeping up a supply.
those having the above articles to dispose OF
wilt find ready sale for them at fair prices.
by calling on me al the above establishment.
or any Of the firm.
JOHN SCOTT.
June Is, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

Il fact 6ot hs Lad'issl-The Colum-
bus (ohio) State Journal mentions, as q
fact interesting TO the ladies', as it is
certainly favorable 70 union and harmo-
nv, that Eve oui Of seven Of tic prison
ers IN the Ohio Peniieniiary are baehe-
lors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

AStNG no time TO deyoie % skrieulls,-
IA raj ePerations on q ANAL scale, will
sell my interest he shat we'll known estate.
"MiiLs-GnosH," three miles from Charles
town. and abouttwo from shsnnondsls. II
contains % ACRES,
rweniy-seven Of which are covered with
good timber, more than sufficient 20 keep IN
. supply Of fencing and fuel. II
has on good stone Dwelling M
House, with never-failing Spring, bsss
and 4 constant stream Of wsterGGD
passing through the premises.
The purchaser can have q credit OF from
one to 1--WE years, upon giving bouds we'll So.
cured, bearing interest, and deed OF trust
on tho land. n. n. GALLAHER.
Sept 7, ls37.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
WANTED.

"A coLORED GIRL of suaeiout sgs snd
IN sac 70 pufas = oung child. For fpr.
OFFicE.
NoT 9. le51.--lt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
Fruits, Confectionery, &c.

tNCIrDi>g:
Oranges. Lemons, Prunes
SOFT Shell aud Paper Shell Alu.oatls
fil'eris, English Mslnuis; Peeon Nuts
Best Bunch Rsisins
Candies IL every kiad
French Cordial Drops
do. Jelly Cakes
Do. Gun. Drops
C,tron; West in,ia Preserved Pine mile
Ginger: Hieaeos; and Lines
fr-reh Brandy Fruits, In glass Jars
Crsnberries
S.ltsna Rsisins; Zsntc Currents, nc.
Water, Sugar, Soda, sud Butter Crackers.
Hr bas ulso rer.,,,r.I q, e. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

Oas half The world takes pleasure in de-
iFseilnE. and Tie other half IN believing all
that Distraction utters.
sslf-IOss = ne greatest u sH aalisFsrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

ShESH Oranges. Ground Nuts, aa8 Co
~ duo Ctgsrs, At the Drug and Chsmlsai
store o. J. J. ~. sTRAtTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
DOmaestfcs.

CAS- nos offer large stock # DOVES.
TICS. which, from the recent decline in
The article, are exceedingly low ,--peFsons
Who wish 10 buy wili DO veil ~ rail-
LINES J. MILLER
Or ID Ia1I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
Liquors! LtaMOrsyy

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AiIis day received . full assortment 81
- Liquors, ell Of The bssi qualify. which
J VII sell 81 unusually lou priees among
them are
Madeira Vine warranted superior. Tsns.
rife DO Old Port. do ChsmpaEne sod
Ciaret Wines
Best French Brsndy md Oid rye " hrksy
a. NJ Drug store
sept ~ 1881 J , w. sTRAITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
LEASE RETURM THrnal

HAVE loaned O. soms Individuals IN loun.
= bot 10 whom DO GOT fecolieot. the let
vol. % the Memoirs of Aaron Burr. snd
Miss Fanay kemble's work The borrower,
ell please send them 20 my store
JOHN ,. a. sTRAGTH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
NOTICE.

SsOss, Roots, EEass, Gaps, SC.
NAVE received large supply Of Boot.
n Shoe'. Hat Cops, &C., which I can offer
very low. Those Who want the above arti.
eles sill do veil 10 esli
LINES J. MILLER.
Oct 10 taq7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
JAMES J. ndILLER.

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THOMAS TIMBERLAKE, Smithftid
JOHN L. CoUkUS, Shephcr,ls,a~n.
W VI LONG h SON, METtinslsnrg.
Gibson K ARMSTRONG, Romney.
u u. Saunders, LevsLurg
solomon King. Wheeling.
+. l.. Is. Shaver. Abingdon.
Mes.rs- Stevens X Ia, Tor. Lexington.
Matthews Paxton Il Co, tewisbure
Patrick. Rand h o., Charleston, IA.
Mr. Robert r Ferguson, Woodstock.
Gabriel Jordan, Lur.y.
Samuel ShAeklctt, Hnrisonbury.
George y. knauf, FsrmviIIe.
James A. English, Warrenton.
John Brown, Buckingham e.. u.
Hard" Perkins. l>o'ingslon, Nelson Co.
William I. LESSEE, Lancaster county.
DAVID W. Hunter, Louis, county.
Henry Studor, Grsham's Station. Mason.
John ID Howe. Morigomery county.
Me'srs. FInksS Banks, Madison Ct-iIouse.
L HILL, Culpcper Ct-IIouse.
Morgan \ Ne~by, Salem,
Green Il AShby. Paris.