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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-03

A DIsTiScuIsnED visIroR-Ths q
loving inclden, occurred at Brandyuir
hundred, near Wilmington, on Thurs,, !.
last week. We find the account in lhs M
aware State Journal:
"Our ncighbors OF Brandywine HUNDRED
were considerably alarmed on Tbund,,
morning, by the appearance among them !
a huge. and 10 some Of them an upkDO,,
animal. which seemed 10 have dropped from
the skies. or 10 have been thrown from IN
deep. so utterly foreign was il in Aspect ,I
magnitude from any thing which bad Be-.
seen in these paris before. After mu,I
speculation. il was ascer,ained iha. il va,
an elephant. real elephant, bu, where al
came from, or how it 60, into the wood, d
Brandywine hundred. was the question h
was FIRST discovered by back boy, uk|
was looking for his cows at early darn-|
Standing on bank and gazing over he
meadows, his eye was suddenly struck u
the appearance Of the monster within ~
feet Of him, slowly turning round lhxt|
hedge. Blackey's fright may readily VI
imagined He gave one look al the tenn
BILE animal. turned and ran over the field,
yelling us II legion was behind him.
The lrishinen working on the rail road,
being attracted by the cry, came 10 spot and
after giving vent TO sundry EXPLANATIONS al
the wonderful basic, undertook 10 capun
him by laying hold Of bis snout and LEAD
ing him to stable or shaniy. But tha! VA
easier tried than done; his majesty resisted
every attempt to clutch his probcscls, Iiills
it in very ominous way, and il is said o
casionally lending bis assaianls rap uhri
reminded them sweelly Of The shilleIahs .
Donnybrook fair. Finding that The anlnl
would neither be led nor driven, was q
termined to secure him where he was-'H
they went to work and mpounded lhe'anI
by building fence around him. Iis's-
plant belonged to the menagerie Which W.
exhibited here last week. On Wednesal
night the whole collection Of animals W.
transported across the river in the huese
berry steamer. TO be exhibited at Salem %
Thursday. The smaller elephant bad o..
taken across and was fastened 10 Tree y
tho Jersey shore. while the steamboat salN
back for another load. On their reurn''Iq
found that the animal had escaped iron y
fastening. and was missing, It swan !" '
Delaware river in the night, where ~ y,
bout mile and half across, and 'ne ~ ~
morning found itself in the BranasS"
hundred
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-03

Is Resolred, Tha, upawsd
tons unseduced by patronage , ?" y dea0s,
the people Of Vermont, boys u, Sno PROM,
years Of misrule in the national through III |
ton. maintained the iniepri,v :, aa@nisa
ciples, without variation or :h =, 'neif ps
ing, and now. when so MANI a ~ diuh
States, are bursting asunder IL - Oa' ,su
les. which have heretofore eus Ipar'y 'h,d
we can at the same time u,,as "alned lbr
congratnlation at their emauc; ~, asaui
express ocr honest pride that We p S. vi
bowed the knee to Baal, nor ,a lave nau
mark Of the beast to be put up suas's Y
heads. r. 'Pon oar %.
Hon. Milton Brown iotrod,..,.,
lowing resolution which wss aSo' ua lN
Whereas the principles Of ,b HOT n
ie Whig Party are essentiallv IL DeA'trs
were sustained by the Wings of r. ,7s same
position to the arbitrary assumn,o ~ u y
ecutlye power, and the corrup,ip~ OGs q u
of Government patronage. and ,h; ,a.nu'Ha
ed TO the ancient Democracy Of l Il. y, stV.
States a Free and lndcpendeu, G ~. oa'N
based upon the truly Republeao,' ' 'al
pie that a majority Of The peonle Il. R'lAs
ern-and Whereas, at the prese0, 'ael ys'|
Government Of the United States !. "'ue y
ally the Government of one man r''S
Therefore ResOlred. That as H..
Wigs, we will continue 10 sus,s; %'' d
great principles, upon which res, u. ',''
manent security Of our fee in.,s' ~
leaving to the advocates Of arb;,,arn "u'loa
and the minions of executive usn,., pO'u
chose for themselves their own J;. Gvo'
party names. whether it be Tory :,
Foco. while we rally under The I H. ."s !,
Eqnat Rights. and "perseverr" in n"' ! !
termination TO maintain the "np,,r.,. v J,
Tie lars" ~"9g
Hon. John Phelps, VIM. Upb,m -, /,
las Converse Esquires were apDo;s'.i :
Committee 10 prepare aud prespD, I !" 4
Convention an address 10 the F,s.m ~% v
Vermont. '''
The Convention adjourned 10 N.,,,.
evening next 30lh ult. a, 6 O'Clock
SAMUEL G. CRAFTS. Pr,;J..,
o. II. Chandler, J
+. +. Merrill, SeeT'fsrla
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-03
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
From wal,oa's Daily Journal.

TUESDAY, Oct "a.
SENATE. MI Porter called up the reso-
luton fixing day for thanksgiving, and az
ter explanatory remarks. moved that the
resolution be so amended as TO fix the day
on the fourth Thursday OF November neat
Amended, and the Senate resolved TO concur
in the resolution. as amended. IS
Me1agc.---From the Governor, approving
the Bill for the discharge Of mortgage
deeds r
House.. The Governor transmitted the
proceedings Of the Military State Conyen-
ton. by reqnest-referred 10 Committee on
Military Affairs. l4
Petition-Ihe account of Geo. FL Peck
referred TO Committee OF Claims
By General Commiffee Senate Bill, in ad.
dition to an act Incorporating the village OIL
Brattleboro, passed.
SENATE. Repoyls--By Mr. Phelps, Of
the Committee on Military Affairs--a writ
ten Report upon the importance of well
organized militia, read by Mr. p. accompa
MED with Bill. ,s, .4
HOUSE. The Senate returned the resolu
lion for day Of thanksgiving. with pro
posal 10 substitute the 9TH Thursday Of Nov
| --concurred in
House adjourned
aea3t III WEDNESDAY. Oct 25.
SENATE. BiH-By Mr. Phelps. of tn,
Committee or Military Affairs, Bill for tn,
Government Of this State. Laid upon III.
table and 800 copies ordered TO be printed
Senate adjourned.
Houss. Bills passed. Relating TO towr
meetings. relating to duties Of Judges 0
the Supreme Couu--compensating the su
lperin.enden, Of the Vermont State Prison =
! relating to pedlars, 3s.isa y, u #,
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From the Boston Mercantile Journal


Captain Alfred Hill Of Portsmouth y
H.. who was in the Home at lhe un' IA i,
was lost, and was among the passenger.
were saved, once narrowly ESCAPED WV WV
life from the pirates on the coast o, 'u Wv
He was with Captain Grocer oil MS" ;.rr
The time he was capiured BY pirates nv "a
Matanzas, when bound to Boston, SOMA A.
or twelve years ago A few hours a'' IN,
vessel LEFT port. a small rak'sn ' .ss~ :
schooner was seen making towards 'u'~
She came along side, her decks ''v" y.
with men, Hill, who, at that time, wa c,,.a
ond mate OF the vessel, assured M
Grocer that the schooner was Que y N
pirate vessels, which infested lha' 'OSl' IN,
murdered the crew Of every sesss si;,lsI,
cap,ured-and that such woulo HIM r0es
be their fate il they were allowed y v I'D
ON board. But they had no aI u.;.,aOis
which to make even show Of 's Nj lb|
and about the time the pirates oOal 1.S hm
vessel. Hill went below, and coneea'sTv. u /
self among the cargo in the hoio, and I'll
rates called for the vessels papers ,ss lcW
dered all the crew and officers mo , !" 81
castle, soon after which they were ~ ss,sta|
deck, one by one, and their inio"' a,;lI Gat
by these bloody-minded 6ends ha,sr @,
ed with an agony, which may DC O os,rs u
ceived than described, TO the pIa, s,s sbf|
supplications for life Of his unloI,uS '.,a al
mates. Not one was spared--I%"isJ ~
ger was the last who was mui % s,eN "a
pirates were aware that one oil 'nsS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-03
HoRRID MURDER IN ROCHESTER,.


Mr. William Lyman. son Of MIR Zadoc
Lyman OF Hockanam, was murdered at
Rochester on the evening Of the 23d inst
lie was employed at the office Of H. Hooker.
Esq. On returning to his house on the
evening mentioned. about 9 o'clock. rs he
was crossing lot he was shot down within
len rods OF his own door The ball passed
ihrough his hsad The rrpon was heard
by number OF individuals, and also BY his
eitt. but no ono mis,rustcd anything He
was not discovered ill morning, and then.
firs-as we have heard it rcponed-by his
own wife.
Mr. Lyman had about 5000 dollars in
money with him, Of which fact the perpe-
traitors Of the horrid deed were undoubtedly
aware but most Of il was in package in
his hat, and was no, discovered His ha,
was found some feet from the place where
he fell; j was supposed that as he dropped.
the hat fell from him and rolled away, so
that. its being dark, the robbers could no, find
H. They ri6ed his pockeis,-taking his
watch and about $4,000 in money Il was
found that 5000 were gone from the pack.
age, 5000 Of which il appeared BY the books
at the Office, had been expended thai day for
wheai,a and the remaining S400 was Of course
stolen. MIR Lyman was expecting 10 go to
Canada the next day; probably for the pur-
chase Of wheat The communication Of the
intelligence Of this most shocking murder
produced great excitement in Roc hester
Quite carly in the morning, three persons
were arrested on suspicion. just us they were
about 10 leave town Tor Batavia.
Mr. Lyman was worthy and much es-
teemed citizen Of Rochester.
The prisoners were examined, and moth
ing satisfactorily ascernined ill Wednesday
evening. When search was first made, DC.
tavious Barron. one OF the prisoners, left the
cur which he was in and ran to another de-.
pot, When he arrived there he was out OF
sight Of the officer in pursuit, and wen, 10
large wood pile and secrelcd 400 dollars
This was found, and recognized as part Of
tho money which Lyman had. and the
handkerchief it was wrapped in was found
TO belong TO Barron Upon this evidence
being known, Barron confessed stating
that Peter Phlwell, another Of the three
prisoners, shot Lyman, and he took the mon
ley. The murderers were mechanics two
Of them about q years OF age aud Barron
Ia or Is. They were dissolute Young men,
frequenting gambling houses.
Hampshire Gazette.
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Hampshire Gazette.

DISTRESSING MoRTALITy.-On OF the
most distressing instances Of mortality which
It has ever been our lol TO record, has occur.
red in the family of our late worthy and en-
terprising fellow citizen. Mr. Henry Miller,
who removed from this county last fall 10
Arkansas Himself has rife, his daughter
in-iaW (Mrs Lucinda Miller, wife Of Mr.
George Miller) and tico of his servants,
were all carried off (except the elder Mrs
Miller, whose death he ascribed chiefly 10
mental disiress) about the 10Th Of September,
withina few hours OF each other, by the pre-.
valling fever OF that country. Alas how
vain and unsubstan.ial are human hopes and
prospects, How melancholy the change
which few have brought over this family
Few have embarked their fortunes in the
West under more suspicious circumstances
or with grealei certainty Of realizing their
highest anticipalions But their brig ht aud
glowing future has closed in sudden dark
ness their land Of promise has proved iheiI
early graves i-Siaaai0a (Ya.) Speetator
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-03

AMEtSfB TOOLS AND MATERIALS.
All sizes Of hest prepared Canvasses; dry and
ground Colors; Mastic Varnish; Nut Oil; lions,
sable and camel's hair Brushes; Pallet Knives;
Asphaltum; all sizes French and English Ivo-
ries; Water Colors; Miniature Gases; black
and white Crayons; Portcrayons and Drawing
Boards.
SHOOTING AND ANGLING TACKLE.
Percussion Gaps; Shot Bags; Powder Flasksi
pocket Screw Drivers; Gun Worms; Game
Bags; Flagons and sportsmen's Drinking Cups
avery convenient article for travellers; Fishing
Rods and Hooks; Baskets; Floats; linen, man.
lila, silk and hair Lines Fish Gut, sc. &c.
GAMES AND ADJUSTMENTS. Splend
III Canton wrought ivory Chessmen; French
English and German ivory, bone and wood do
ches, backgammon and chequer Boards; ivory
bone and wood Chequermen; Cribbage Boards
Eng. French & Amer. Playing Cards; wrought
ivory, pearl, bone Whist and Loo Counters
Dice and Cups; Dominoes; Lotto; Solitaire
German Tactics; Fox and Geese; Battedores
Game Of the Graces; Cup and Balls; Boxes o
Games; Bows, Arrows and Targets; togethc
with the following dissected Puzzles: wfough
ivory and plain boxes of Chinese Puzzles; Maps
Buildings; Landscapes; Manufacture of Tin
Grand Aviary; Geological Gardens; Slavery A
bolishvd, Scenes in Paris; Scripture Views;
B C; Harvest Home; Fair Day; Billy Button
Johnny Giipin; Blue Beard; Robinson Crusoe
Napoleonss Bivouae; Year after Marriage
Hunt the Slipper; Thfsadjag ths Needle; Mon
umsui; No pleasing Everybody, &c. &c. l.T
~ N. Bs-Orders from die Country prompt
iled to and put up wiaigfsst esfc. ems
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w. w. MESSER,

NO. 1Os Washington street, Boston,
Importer and Dealer IN English, Canton, french'
Gsr'sun & american Fancy Goods, & Gallery,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-03

The House proceeded to consider the Bill
incorporating the Waipgford Manutaciur-
ing Co when Mr. Field OF w moved an
n amendment, providing tina, all notes, obliga-
ton, Sc. shall be deemed the acis Of indi-
vidual members of the company aud that
their private property be liable 10 attach
,ncnt for the debts Of the corporation, Mr.
Kiuredge. moved To postpone the Bill TO the
next session-agrcvd TO.
Ilc,e, adiourned
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-03

Late from FTanee-The ship Albany
from Havre has arrived at New York
bringing papers 10 the 30th Of Sept. Il ap
pears that Don Carlos has been worsted in
m engagement near Madrid. and his army
was compelled TO retreat in great disorder
closely pursued BY Espartero at the head o.
the Queens troops
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-03

BANK CoNvENTIoN. The. Albany Ar
gus says that the proposed convention OF
the banks of the principal commercial cities,
FOR the purpose OF fixing upon day for the
resumption of specie payments, and for talk
ing the necessary steps meanwhile to ensure
il, has been acccded TO by large proportion
of those institutions, and that the convention
will be held in the city Of New York on
the 9th of November. instant.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-03

By Committee Of Claims. Bill to pay N
m Robinson, also John Roberts, ordered to
Sd reading
The Senate Bill. relating TO inkeepers,
&C.. was referred to Committee ON Temper
ance.
Ilooe. aJiourned
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
TRANSPORTATION
On THE
V'inchesfer 0Hd POf0ut aC
RAIL ROAD.

wixeuE,IER & Poron,c " Roam oyrict,
Arrii %. 1897.
yByHE President and Directors of the Com
pany have established the follow inc
rates Of toll Tor transportation to be hercaf.
ter charged upon this road. viz:
DESCENDING TRADE.
Flour per barrel, lscts
Bar Iron, Blooms, Pig Iron, Castings, and
Lead. per Ton, 81 SO
Wheat, Rse, Rys-mesl, Corn, Corp-mesl.
Oats, Brck~hest meal. aud 81 other
commodities. per hundred pounds, sicts
ASCENDING TRADE.
For Plaster. per ton, 81 IS
salt and Sailed Fish, per 100 pounds, t0cts.
Merchandise, and all other eommoiilies, pc
hundred pounds, llct>
An additional charge of . cents per barrel
on l,ur. aud ! cents per one hundred pounds
on all other articles, Will he made a the
Winchester Depot for receiving snG for.
warJing. BY order % the Board,
JOHN BRUCE, Pssside,I.
Winchester, April %. Is17
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
Doctor John R. HAYDEN

HAVING declined, for the present, NOV.
~ ing to the Southwest, offers his servi-
ees to the public in the different branch OF
his profession, and hopes by his skull, care
and attention 10 those committed to his care,
to merit a share OF public patronage. lie
may be found, when not professionally en-
gagged. at his usual place OF residence in Bo-
livar. Ia consequence OF injurious reports
having gone abroad, respecting his kigh char
E55, he pledges himself to charge as low as
any other MUSICIAN, OF respectable standing,
in the community; and hence for ward, for
services rendered, and prompt pay ment, he
will deduct 10 per cent from the usual char
ges for medical attendance.
March 10, IsJG.--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

In th~t uss OF health ,bou, ,ix ,.,-.A.
tiss<s n~abie 90 v.h seros. ,e~ Coo. =
u various remssi'rs, bot -i,Aost A-..s, g.,
Yroesred pssket Of Mor,sor'. P.,I.- 80 -
then about one --rk. -h-. I e.x,. 90 ,,s,,I
and gos e.tireiy veil. 20 the sston,>lo.n, a mn, /.
s<h ssd friends. Your oh.iI sr,r.
ALFRED EUBANk.
June IS ISSy -Sm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

ut the Ford Mills on the Shenandoah Rive,
nesr Keyes's Ferry. In the name and unds,
tho firm Of FORD q SNYDER, eommeae-
,ng on the FIRST day Of the present. mooth.
(Juiy,) and assure al those Who are d,spos.
cd TO do business With them, that they are
determined to pay the highest marie: price,
for WHEAT and other kinda Of GRAIN, de-
liversd in their Mills, or delivered at any
receiving point on the Rail Road, 90 st any
convenient point on the River. From their
experience n MilIers. they can say With
confidence TO ell those who have Wheat 10
dispose of, that il will DO greatly To their To-
terest 10 give them call before they mss,
. deposition Of the same and they earnest.
ly request their former customers not to
make any disposition OF their Wheat with
out hrst seeing them, as they are we'll salts
fed that no mIilers west Of the Blue Ridge
can sdord TO pay better prices than them.
selves. To any Of their customers that uSar
prefer grinding, liberal advances will be
made, and strict attention poid To their in
strucitons. The Bullskin Mills, formerly
belonging TO John Hsines, deed. and SIR.
John Myers, will still be carried on by the
undersigned, and one OF SAID Mills kept az
pressly for tie reception OF Rye aud Corn ;
FOR which kinds Of gram the highest marie 4,
price will ut all times be paid. Fish, Salt.
and Plaster, will be kept at the mills. TO- the
accommodation OF their customer. and tho,.
disposed To deal with them.
In closing this brief notice. they should
be acting ungratsful la their Zee iiRsS ~rr.
they not TO Offer their sincere thank. for IN,
very liberal encouragement they have here
tofore received, and hope. oy promptn-,,.
and n street attention To business, to m.r,, .
continuance Of similar favor
BENJAMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER
July =, 1s36.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
FOK $.ELE,
Jan. S, 1887

"A FARM containing Ia2 acres Of the
4 "A hDt quality Of iitn- stone Land. hing
within two miles OF Charlie stown, Jef,r,on
couo'y, Virginia, six miles from IIsrpers-
Ferry and the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal,
and one mile from the rsIl road lie adinS from
Winchester by iiarpers-Ferry 90 Baltimore.
There are but few farms IN the county that
possess equal advanisges-n has q GOOD
Brick Dwelling House, tenant House, . Bank
Barn. with Stables underneath large w.
gon Shed, stone Spring House, with one
Of the largest limestone Springs in the coun-
~ running through the place. About 90
acres IA heaT, Timber. The land - not
broxen with limestone, as = the case IN some
parts To save iEquiry. the subscriber wall
take SEQ per acre one half ~ hand, and the
balance IN two equal annual payments A
good title will be given on the payment Of
the whole purchase money. For further
particulars, inquire OF Nr. George Eichelber-
ger, adjoining the premises, who will >hew
the property To any person DESTROYS Of see
ing e. JOSEPH EiCuELBERGER.
Near Cre1sersiown. Fred co. Md
Nov. IL, 1876 -u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
Notice,

HoHS r. COOKE has made an arrange
a. r,-nt With his brother EDW'D r. COOKE,
ADD his son PHILIP u. COOKE, by Which they
have undertaken. With his eo-op.rpiiou, to close
his unhoished peofe ssionAl bas,nc.a They will
especially attend to the preparation and progress,
Of his Chaneery suits, in vaeatioa-a part &C the
business TO shieh Ne can no longer pay any .tien-
ton. J. II. CooKE proposes 10 Hueod the Spring
Terms, In orter TO the final disposition of NJ,
much Of has business - possible. With n view
20 carry this arrangement ito effect, Enw.Hp
T.. Cook has removed from warrcuton Co Win
chester. Winchester. Jan. ~, 1857
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
MUSIC SCHOOL.

~ CARUSi will commence teaching
~ o on the Piano Forte aud other instru-
ments. on the first Of August next Those
Who wish to take lessons will please apply
to Mr.. VIM. NJ Jones or Mr.. Samuel Stone,
Charlsstown, and to Mr.. B. T. Towner, Shep
herdstown. He will also Tune Piano Forte.
std furnish them for 6fty dollars below the
Baltimore prices.
July 6. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
CONIENTS

CONTENTS
or ShaRnoRAsis traisr, according % III, anaiv,i,
Of ihs tie DE-. DE BUTTS. Of Baltimore.
selenite, or. sulphste OF Lime,
Carbcnsis Of Lime,
suIPhaie Of Msgnesia. Epson SaIt,)
Muriste Of Nsgnesis,
Muriste OF Soda.
Suiphate OF Iron.
Carbonate of Iron.
Sulphuretted HJ drogen Gas,
Carbonie Acid Gas.
7tmPsraiart.-about ffy-dVe degrees OF
Fahrenheit.
P'OPsTiitS.-aetively purcNtive, or gently
laxative, IN proportion 10 the quantity taken
INTO the stomach. or condition Of the syste IN
-Tonic-Diure tic-Diaphoretic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
.Nnfjre.

ENDWARD T.. COOKE and PHILIP r.
Ia COOKE having formed n professional eou-
ncxfon, will practice ia the Counts at t.A~ and
Chaneery IN fRkptRtcK snd JEsyERsoS eoun-
t'e& j.. Y. CoOKE Will, moreover. attend the
Superior Courts of CLARKE sud HAsPsHiRH.
They have undertaken, With the AID and CO.
operation nf John X. Cooke. 60 attend and clos
bis business ia the courts oC Frederick, Jefferson,
and Hampshire counties
Winehester, Jan. 10, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
ADDITIONAL.

WUST received and for sale at the Drug
q aud ChemieAl Store Of John J. IL. Straith,
Oil oT Lavender, OIL Of Lrmoa,
Fonugrcrk Seed. Juniper Berries,
Balls IN Peru. Hell HALL.
Gam Msstivi,.. Gins,ng Root,
Ib'cTa P,Sra. Race Ginger
Ut'~ Crsi. E,nery ." grains, 10. pul,crised,
2 don Spicy Compound OF Sweet &c, iou Bags
Tor pertaining dra~crs snt preventing moths.
ChsriestO~n Jun. !, 1857.
Char s;o~n, June IS, 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

"sREAfTER the fare on the Rsil-Rosd.
III To passengers going anal returning the same
d.y. or making tho rOaad trip. viii be. between
wiashe,,rr aud tisrper~ Ferry, ~. and between
" Winchester s"d Chsriestosn. O. 50. None
- ~ expect this accommodation, but those Who
obtain Ticket. for the "Trip nj either Of the place
CrrP.rtiss desirOas of visiting Hsvp.rs-fsrry
an be furnished Nth ears VA short notice, snG
on the most reasonable terms
Winchester, June IS, ls37.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10
.N0firr.

July last gave notice To all those hav.
. ing unsettled business Nuh Daniel Sn,
der, aud DANIEL Snl der s. Soo. to call with
vie" of closing the samr Many not hav-
ins complied with that request an again
compelled to ask Of those interested, q
speedy settlement, rs u - absoIutsi, necs,-
sary tina, the bu,ioes. should he closed nth
n little delay as po>>ibir. I therefore hope
that NOSE will neglect ih.. call.
DANIEL. SNYDER.
Jan s Is11
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-10

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IN cash for likely youpS ME0ROE9,
Of both sexes. from ten 3" tvebt, -h,s yesrs
OF sse. Persons hasi"g likely servants 70
dispose Of, will DO yell % cali on ore q ny
feiidehee ~ Chsftstovb. and any com
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