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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

A resolution. offered BY Mr.. Raves, OF Ken
tueky, providing ,h., sii memorials. &c. on the
subject of the Abolition Of Slavery. should be
laid on the table, without beiog referred print
ell. and ths, no further sstiou should be had
,hsrron. ~ss adopted IN the House Of Repre-
s~nts''e' on the 18th inst (d~bsts having been
cut of By the preriou, question: by . vote Of
~ TO CD. This 10 -h-t ~s have long Wished for
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
Notice.

NDwARD F.. COOKS and PHILIP p.
III A COOKE having formed . prof, ssioasl con-
nexioo, ~,ii practice io the Courts OF Lag aud
Chsse-ry IN faKDkaieK End JEyTKasos sous-
ties. T.. y. Coos viii. moreover. attend the
Superior Courts of CLARKE end HAHPsaihA
Thy hs's undertaken. With the cid aHd co
operation - john Il. Cooke, to sttead and close
his business ia the courts OF Frederick. Jefferson.
aud III ami shire counties.
Minelrslsr. Jan ~. 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

The National Intellikeueer states that General
SAsTA Asa arrived in Washington City on the
is'A iRSs ssd nth Col. ALaoSrr. his Abide
Cs@P, took lodgings st Mrs. UIriek's Boarding
bose. On he Fosd 10 Washington, Ssa,s Anaa
rsSsed through FrsdSSiskioss n. from vhish place
the Correspondent Of the Baltimore Chronicle
writes 40 follows:
''esnts AAaa ls Nth us Tie made formal
VISIT 10 General Games. aud Sas hOnorrd in re-
turn by Ksntrsl visit from the whole Of the Of
beers - stiendasse on the Militsry Court 90 .
sitting - F3Sderiek } hsPy~.rs thsi the Mes
can Chief owes much 81 the t~aity shovn him by
the TeHsa sufhoritiss 10 the kisd Ofiees q Ms
lss-SepsESi Games. vho. "a letters addressed 20
Hoasioo, Lamar, add os,<S distins shed ui=n n
chat ihesP'sa rePeblie, suggested the ed, si6h
q msgHsailnOus eoars- e sOSduet towards the
fsllca ebief asd IN the elemcnsy ~ hoRorsbls
ststosy % merge the recoIiessi0ns Of the .ilasss
re 80 very glad 20 go fsca Games. sd IN bis
RKuitslioa, eunbraeed the AFn~riean Snh aIi thu
srdor u ere, love tie travels. and dresses. ~
mssRsr be6tt,nE hls "los Ss,st~. 4" snd too srds
he isllov men sIhibNs The oaly syideaes oG bis
araOers,is besrisg. ip lse easy diEaHy 4 his do
fne.noaF. HIS suemiss mast cot sdhholi fr,n
hsm the Fvputation q vstl-edurascd geHtle-
FuHa. We - certainly 81 this. uhstevsr may De-
be dsneins OF ne sssss a Ass.asssfy"
iiov shsnsrd The compliments toe ards tAis m
o,sidusi siuse the shsir e the Aisrao, snd since
~ has hsasrsd us sah = welt Ba, yss,er,i.,
80 u usrr, Ne sss dcnoussed from the slpha "a
e. ousegs q he Uaion, ss ssvsge spd Sru,.
heod-s'sry opprObrioas spithst hssped ups
BIN sh,sh lsoEusEe could ih'eBt--to-dss. III
nsa obsqnious hosoFs spd .tteniious :, s,ose'
upon h,s, b. the sane people "Trus its. 49,
v',y u g. t' true" We should 10, o., e q
ths common sOartssss being extend, q 70 h'a'-
- Lac charity. asJ knsv thsi ''ts err y hvfaan
saA 70 forg've di'iss"--yst 20 sshaot ssV,ovs o
'ssA msrtsd s,iesusss bsiss pad 20 ,his "s,ii
s'iuss'sd geHiie-aoa''--s Bslss. uho hes prove
h'ta'ii tos.ily uaso'tAy The respect. % -s s,n
1889. q ~ sho have any regard for rslsioa
ias, urtus. ~ kaaasnsty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
TO RE.S.T,

EUHHE Hcuss snd Blsetsa,ith's sud WsEos-
ustsr's shop. sos eesupisd By hr
Davd High, tuo miles north 81 Chsfisstosn.
Also, ssvsfsl Lott 10 ibs siilsGs d Hslitogn,
- baldins lssses. VsFy favofsSis tsras
-caid Be sissn 10 q Tailor sho would in
Grove ssd sstils lsmsdistsiy. Also, for
,sis. 100 900 Bfeks q suPerios Tnaihy.
Ian ~, 1877 JOHN YATES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

a NLGRD WoNtAN sbOut - yssrs Old.
"A vfh ,hni sEsd = of a5hths. She
ait ct ~ s.ld tu tfadcF. ~ Que uho gill
eel 90 tf4drr. - ste ell be soid lof no
fsat the oNHsf tavtrr 90 further uss foy
4es 4 credit 81, BE- givea y desired.
sppis % tns free Prsa Odee.
f..t..r, 10 lar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
F,s- IA. R,ehnsn4 VAR.
NOTICE.

The undersigned has sold TO JsHx s. CAT
LAHtR aud ALLxASDEA MosHLr, Esqrs. Oue
half of the wi big" establishment. This ar
rAngemsnt will Elaks no change in the nc.
couuts Of the patrons Of the cooee,n.
JOSIAH D. ABBOT.
Jsrusry lsf, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

We arr indsbted 70 me kisd siispuoa Il Cot
LSvssp Lees, ssd R'ezsHp y. P4sEta. ~
81 Coogrss'. TO- the 'sr,oas Puddle Dosaasats
vh'sA lave ssnsnsisd frosa shs 6sasrsst psi.iis
fai'st'oosr'ss q wsshisEsoa, 'isss u. oyesioS
~ Ca.grvss
btss''a Psvsa sd Davrspoar. q a.. Viz
g's's L-sisis,ars also have or thsnas 70, s,.,,-
'.' t.'os' ~ r-gFd 's he PsSlis Dooa~sa,s q
thit stsis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

The f.nou, EIpsnginE Resolutioa Of the IA
rssus Thomas Hs-t Benton. has 1t Is1-and
'V-,i It mt in Gsth"-passsd the Senate Of the
n. States. The records Of the Senate are nov
eloti'ed in mourainE for the deed-and the Ia
msn,stlOas Of Thousands pouring forth over the
vouedsd honor and bieeding Constitution OF their
beloved country. The particulars Of thi, dis
graceful stair gill be found uader our CO"gr-S-
sioaal head. TIE the speeches. Of Messrs. Web
s,er and Hendricks ttAs latter q moderate friend
81 the AdmiaistrsiiOa) ws invite attention. Nc
ose. vs think, can witness such sst Of political
deErsdstion In the highsS legislative body IN
ti,s soos,ry. without tbs most fearful spprvhes-
siOOs for the liberties sud ell th- dearest iu,srrs.
Of this hitherto highly favored land. y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

GlaFk's OIst Esf0bIished
LUCKY OFFICE,
y ~ C1sn.i q Haifiat.fv ssd sisert strsFfs.
L. ussr fbr siu.ssa.l
H1sys 1ers bssa soif. PriSssi PyIsssf
Iyt-ssf'' ~ D.H0s. .Nifitofs
n .BifhDrsf
gAITtAoEE err. ND
- O1tCE.-try g-fsan - pefsors thre'-
- cot re I ltor at-i h.sy dssus 10 try
tt.u latt siher 10 ~ Nsfsissd Stsis Lot
t.fts. 90 iu fhs sHtte,.gsd LoffsfEs -
pttfr t-s'ss soh,e pc ~ shsh srs drsN
.i4tt q ttts ff'r uNf eel TE~ DOI.IARs,
sfrs ia Ffsl., ftssr. afs rsspf etluiiy ~
t.isslff a. fuFsafd iLstf orders b. ssst
pt-t pad % ofhrfsis- neiosirF csfn .
fst1s FtcHsfs. sos = siii BE- tstkfuliy re-
fs''sd sd sN~tutsd - fstgrn usii, wnk
re ssr.s pEoaFi traHtion ~ u % Fefeops
sypi,esttoa. sud ne result G'vsa shsa n
y4estod. iHhsIlstsiy sfisF iss trssfuW
fisses sddtsss
JOHN cLAHE.
81 ~. CcsazT - Baisisora 80 C.lssgs atresss
e-ter ne Hesam.
49, 70, is9a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

CuAELCsTON LTCEuM.
4 TEXTURE 90 BorAET thm evening. fThurs-
itr.I ~ tne usual hour suf place. Js0 Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

NJ. g. Novlros has been elected . ssn.tor
4" Congress from the Stats OF Louisiss.. for .;x
years from the &th Of March nett, cod siso for
the remainder Of the term Of Judge Porter. re-
signed. Mr.. Mouitoa 10 ssid to bs" "a friSad u
the Pres-at Standardization
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
rorICW~.

ey-Its Rrt. Nc Simpsons snl pre- ch boz
he PresFytcfisn hurr 10 & hsricstpsn. on
,u.dIy cat ~ II o'ciSsk - snd a. sniihhfi ~
sf ths s4uis dsy. ID = s'clo- x
1<Thsre ~il he prrlrhing ~ Ea5letosn.
en- su-des n~vtsf ~ o'ci.rk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HAVING purchased the eatirs stcek ~
Ii Goods Of David koonee. In South Sole
var, 4 am nov receiving end op.ninx from
the Bs,usors markets, &c .fresh supply Of
NEW IND SE.7SO.v.7BLE
GOODS,
which makes ny assortment verv onplsts.
and ~hish . oasr TO nay friends and the old
eustomers of Dsv,d koooee, SO. At reduced
PT,Ce. for cash, aud TO pupotssi eu.tope ~;
sn4 hope. By strict stisniioo To tssiasss.
aud . desire TO please. TO merit . liberst
share of Pablie assuring them
that no essriioa Will be spared 10 give Esos-
raj ssti'fset'on. Ay Stock consists, in part.
% follows, viz;
Sup~rfse Cloths, all eo,os.
Medium, and low ptieed do DO.
Plain end ribbed cs,.unereI,
ssttIssts, good sssorimeGt
Scarlet, red, yelIo~. green white Flsn-
nei,.
C.; sol =! Meri.as. Of vsriou, eoior.,
Rose and Point bisoker.
A choice assortment VI Prints, super apd
low priced.
Piin sad 6sared. brow and sl.,eh.d
Av.lios,
italian Lu.,rins snd Gro. d. Nap. silks.
fancy coiors, sc.
A ,p'endi4 a-.ortnen, Of fancy and Drr.
Hsndkerehi-f..
EngII-h snd French Bonbsiiues,
lri,h I.iGer,, g. &c --tosrthsr With
Large STOCK OF Hard zare 3 Qatehsvsrs.
b6Ves aud Boots--iist. aud Cap.
Atse,
Agoos A.sortmeut of Groceries, he. sc.
NItt every sftIe,e usually kept ~ retail
s,Cre-to eli which I invite the attention OF
toe p4bie IA call aud sxa u.l... bafoFe pSr-
ehasiag siss~hers.
GEORGE KooScE.
South Ralivar. Jan 10, 1857
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

THE PosT OFTIcE COMMITTED
The Committee appointed on the burn
ing OF the General Post Office, have
not yet reported. but il Is expected
will report ia few days. The Spy
in Washington, a Correspondent Of
the New York Courier and Enquirer,
under date Of 9th lost, in reference to
this subject, says, Nothing has been
elected, by means Of which any indi-
yiduaI can be implicated, aud yet there
seems 90 be no doubt, that the building
vas wilfully and wickedly set on Ere.
One fact. however. has been clearly
and distinctly establishsd-RrosS and
culpabie negLRsace. BY Law, there -
provided aud attached to this depart
meni, a Fire Engine. Tho Engine,
under the experimenting care and
projection Of that Indefaiigable poliii-
cal champion. limos Ksad9H has been
permitted % become perfectly useless.
I Ii will be seen by the testimony. th4i
there we're no preliminary -finge.
meuts iOr usin2it, u =, could have bees
uscd. and that when these arrange
iasnis we're about 10 bee made W mem
4 beTs II Congress and others, u Nas dis
eoyarei that the Engine was 50 out o
repair - o. - vslusless. And ihis too
after that the Country his suffered Is
the destruction Of - public Offices o
tic Guy OF Wa,hing.0n. and after ih'
I Postmaster General has been u.icriu.
such aEOnizing groans about the in-e
/ curftv and hazard Of the records an,
broks deposited ia such buildings =
Surely Congress cannot refuse 10 graft
" this r0ysfsi, soaietfvL cautious Oh
Ger. IN the erection u a bew Office
nm 70 The palace. that the Presiden
elect may enjoy the benefit q 10
oouasel and sdVies. dsiiy. snd Aouyiy
Why not build The General Post OF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

m TAKE this method Of lafornisg ny
u friends cad sussoners. that Q have coll
ny stock % Goods 10 ssoth Bolivar 10 hr.
George keoses. Who, ia future, viii eoots-
nso tusissss NJ the store House istsly oees-
pied by NO. . tesder my thsohs, end feel
grateful 10 ny friends end sss,omsn Zoe The
very liberal support have received from
them. end hops they w,lI soetinVs 70 pstre-
nise my sueeesoor-be svinE. - Q DO, that
sntits satisfsstioa.
DAVID KooHcE.
Jsnssrv 10. ls1T.
?. Sit beng ssesssary that should
eioss all nav sassttisd seeounts-t 70 there
fore to % hoped. that ell indebted ~ili sss
the bscessity Of comply log vah my request.
60 The basisess must BE- closed. DIX.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
The Lar .vSftrc.

A IL ela,ms that remain is ny hssds
"A due the estate Of ID. a. ssydsr, or
IN. der q Cleveland. sftsr The l0lh day Of
nsat month, February ~iii b. placed 10
the hand, 81 proper edsesss FOE seilssiios.
seeor'iing Co isw.
HENRY u. eARSHARr.
Jso es. 1897 -ss~r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
IND sEiSoN.iBLS
CoMconD ncaDczIY.

VHNHE exercises II this Institution for the
prescbtyt vii commences on tie gotta
81 January. and terminate Oh the 25ih Of Nc
VSfnber. The CuUr>s Of instruction, which
siIl embrace the Lssgusses ard Science
generally. - de- Eyed TO prsFafs s;utsBis
for colleges sbd univer.it,es.
The price 81 board Cor sessloo OF I'VE
months, inclYdirs washing end iUei, ~HI bS
as, II tuition. So, P'ssn'e "a sd'anes
Ia con4G tins ILs Institution. the sueser'-
Der wall &c aided a. hsf, ..fOSs b, Nc. y. " &.
coleman, A NJ. u tie IBTsrs.i! q
VrsiaIs
students coming from the North or from
the SOsih, eau De conveyed toto the inHS =
date VIcinry Of tue Sc I.iHary, by pesns Of
the RiehDobd snd FreIsricksburs il-koad.
ATWELL 4 CoLEMNS, P's'f
-fddrsss. Bowling Green. Caroline county
lao. 10, 1897 --tI0thF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
NOTCH

K'E take this method of IN 'ormipg orr
w friends snJ Gus toners that Ss soiI
or .otirs Stock GOODS to DAVID Kooses,
On the 9th OF December last, DO will in
future continue business At the old stand
Ne sincerely endsr our thaGk,, sod feel
grateful 10 our friend. ard customers. for
ihs very liberal support ~s have received
from them. we nov only ask and desire OF
those inLsbted ~ u, one Iaor, favor, and that
-, Go cal! snj settle their acc cunts By essh
ar OthsrSise, .. early a. practesble--wo
hope d viii ne done. ard save trouble. J..
l. Russell. o9- Of the firm, 10 oniy ,uthe -
i-ed IL seattle tho bU,iue,s Of the e0nesrp.
who will be found at all times for that pur-
pose NJ the Old stall.
JOS L. ar. RUSSELL.
B,rrsrs-Ferry, Jas. 10. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

fics within the grounds enclosed for
the President's Accommodation This
would be convenient. would il not.
Mr.. Kendall "-( Hagersfo~s Toyeh
Ligkf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
JOHN II. PEASANTS.
FOR TIE FREE PRESS.
January 18th, 1897.


MKURs. EDIToAs.-Allow me. through the
medium of your paper. 10 call the attention OF
the citizens Of ChariestoWn and Its vicinity, to
the opportunity now offered them Of being In
structed in the Freneh. Spanish, or Italian
Languages. BY MIR. }. RoceHiErri, whose sys-
TEN Of teaching, wherever he has resided. has
been admitted to be decidedly superior TO all
others. Ia giving the assurance 10 those who
may wish TO become member Of the class IN
French, now about TO commence, OF Mr.. Is
competency 20 teach what he proposes TO do.
IL affords mo pleasure to ssy, ! can do 90 from
personaI acquaintance with him, and from in
formation Of The most satisfactory character
derived from gentlemen who have been his
pupils IN other places. Ia word. Mr. X. 10
an accomplished and we'll educated gentle
man and u il hoped he will receive that pa
troBags from The citizens Of Jefferson which
he go Justly merits, and which, from their
known liberality. It Is believed, they will not
withhold. Mr.. r. will also give Lessons on
the Guitar, upon which instrument, he per
forms with taste and skill rarely surpassed
10 this country. The writer q this brief COM
munica,ion ~iil, ~ith pleasure. give all the
Information which may be desired relative 70
Mr.. r., TO those Who may ush tn JOIN either Of
the classes. G.
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For Hire,

NOR the present year. . fsnsis Servant.
IL She 10 good cook, washer. iropsr. sc.
App', NJ tho Fres Press Othes.
J.p &c lsST
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
Plaster.

DECEivED and for sale By the suSseri
IL Der, . supply Of PLASTER.
WI. L. TERRILL q CO.
Hslito IN, Jan. %, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

n EMAISiSG in the Po.s osSss .; Shsp-
~ hsrdstOw 10, Jeasrson eOVaty. W 90
the Isi day Of Jsnuary, 1877, uhieh. u not
called for before tie Let dsJ Of April. all
be returned 70 the Censfsi Post Once
49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

We do not Ike to deal in ~ and as.is. but !,
" rsasrkAsie feet. that q. the vote of one eOo'sy
alone had been reversed st the late election for
Prrsideot, MARTA Van Burea would have been
defeated "It iss s,rik,as fact t,,,s IL. stsu-
sea''iie Her.ii) that Mr.. Van Burea o-es his
sies,'oo to The Presidency. to the ,ot. ef Berss
county, Pe"ns, l'.n's. Had the majority IN that
eouuty been reversed. General ii.Trisos vo..ld
have had the vo,. Of Pras,, iv.nis, a..d {. differ
rnse would have been male against Mr.. Ven Ba-
rea Of siS'y electoral vote. The slim, tenure
upon vhish SIR. vsa Bsrsn holds HE high ss-
ton. -ill JouLiiess have IN ,npos,.nt bearing
upon the course Of kis sds,inisrsusa.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
NOTION.

HAVING purchased the entire STOCK OF
IN Goods vf Aessrs. } l.. u X. R.sseii,
am nov receiving aud opening fresh ssp-
ply OF
NEW IND sE-iSoS.jBLS
GOODS
From the Eastern markets, which makes ny
a.sorta.ent very complete, aud VIII. b O6'r
TO NV frisods and tbs. old customer, Of J. l.
s. Il. Russell, 81 reduced prices Tor cash snd
10 punetgal eusIOhsrs. ard hope, By strict
aIts nIion 10 busisess, and dssIrs 10 please,
TO merit q liberal share Of pgblie patronage
ssurins the q. that no n Tiioh siIi DC spared
TO give ssaetal satisfaction.
DAVID KooSCE-
HarPers-fsrrv, Jsn. 10. lej7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
I WISH no 5IRE,

HNoR the snsuinE year, q middle eyed
Wousso, of good character and indus
lg,ous habits, sho has no anal ehildrea.
o. n. WAGER.
Hsrpsrs Ferry, Jan 10. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

CA1rissfoSn and J.fer,oa County .S1r-
ings IaSiifution.
JASrAa1 2. 1897
TINE Prssldsnt and Dirselor, VI th,, Iusti.
Il tuition have ths day declared . dividend
OF 4 PER cent. for the I.,t siI mot IA, sndins
DeeeH,bsr IL, 1850 Deposition. can receive
their di,idsads, By eali,ss at the otics ol
the Inslitution.
RICH'D WILLIAMS, rfss.r.
Jaa. -, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
CAArsssssw. asA ysas~s>a Cssssy
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

II
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
JAkuAsu %, 1897.
WE. the uncsrsixnsd. a eoamittss, sp-
'" poistsd by the Directors Of the aid
ln,ti ution, TO Inv estig.,s its Transactions for
the l.st sx ssooths. and make and publish q
~ port thereof. aud Of its present cooditioa.
concur In the folio sing state meot. via;
mr..
To essh on hsad. July let, 1896, 1850 &c
Notes discounted and ou L-nd
81 zane time 1875 90
Week.. and n'eoth'y tepo.itss
s'bes hat tiDs 1917 IL
Special de posite. . nee that tins 7i52 II
Z" Interest on ioaas sss -
Fines Of delinquent nse5sr I 81
sJoo2S 50
Or.
BY interest psld To week
~ and usoothiy dspo-
sitors L sto. khoIdsrs 40 IS
Interest paid sPssial
dspositors lss -
-sshiy dsPositss with
drasn -
".psei.i DO, DO. sas, w
Asr Of rressursrs
salary IS 90
" Amount losned 1850 w
"Cssh In Tr~.sursrS
hands 3796 81
-S3o32t 50
Pr~ss.s ss.se - the I.ssisstssa.
Amount Of notss on hand 1880 90
Cs,h 10 the Treasurer hands S79s 81
tao37s 81
Due weekly aud monthly
dspositors 1877 20
Due special depositors il203 y
--t2ooT9 -
Mahiag PIsft Of s%oe 81
r. tCGHERTY,
JOSEPH BOfDkS.
THOMAS A. MOORE,
JOHN %. YATES,
JOHN J. ~. STRAtTH,
January ~, 1897. Cs-a.us.
CA1rissfopn and J.tersoa County Sar-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
NOTICE

TYRE subscriber will take 20 Winter 20
4 head Of Csltls. on Hay. shuehs. stray.
60. wM. HOOFf.
January %, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
EMblir Sale.

rNbftc Sale.
'HifE .ses-ribsr will cell. 10 the Highest
bidder, for eAah, on Saturday the <Ih
day OF February osSt, st the Old Furnace
fias'sr Mall, seout IS tons Of Grvuod PL As
TEN. The proPsrty OF 6eoegs Santis, dec d..
and Jssa-s Ls"s, partner. % % hoped the
purehsser will take she Pisstsr away from
the Mall Al soon ~ eoevshsspt
ISAAC fASTis, 1faS.
Jan. &c. lRJT-s
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CAanssry Deshrs % C.sn,r Cert.

JEFFERSON COUNTY, SER
January Term. 1897. Of the County Courti
HRDLRED, tL-t notice be given that the
" Court viii take m the Chspcsry
Docket al the ext Term.
A eopy-Te-te,
5. J. CRAMER, CO.
Ian. 10, ls37.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26
.V1oEtee.

N WISH 10 hire for the present year, .
II Fepsis Sspsot. capable u cooking snd
~sshinE &c
Ai.o, to purchase. = quantity Of FsoelnE
PLANk and Locust POSTS.
AND, HUNTER
Ch1rissto-~n I'm - t~l7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-01-26

t57is sea
Or.
By cash paid special de-
position, S7i7 SOC
=" cash paid for Interest
on special de po,iIss l03 69t
" cash paid monthly de-
" eash pail Treasurer, hh
salary 81 50
" cash loaned To indiv-
duals l&T3 sat
&" cash IN Treas hands 1854 81
-S5Ti5 36A
.i6ridysd !HafesesI Of he aflrs Of fls mr.
Pes-Frry Satgnys IasIfgse1. 90 ia ~ %
January. 1857
Promissory notes on baud Sl36sl -
Cash la TreasuTer's bsaes 1881 AZ
kl50J5 96t
LIABILITIES.
Due special dsPosIIors N5l,5 15i
Due mo6thly do. 9t93 Ctb
Due special Deposition for
Tote rest up 10 the Jlsi
Decs noer, 1896 81 ~
-Sl+73S ga
Leaving the sum Of S29. '3i
to be divided anons', the dePo.itor, az
dividend
THOMAS HCGHES.
WILLIAM sCHEFTfR.
HESRT WARD.
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For. Hire.

Sfr0y Hog.
HAME TO the residenes OF The subse ribsr,
~ on the IL, day OF October last, Q white
aud black spotted BOAR. With . hole 10 his
irh sar- No other asarks. He 10 about
one year old. The owner will pisass cone
forward, Prove property, Psy charges, and
take him away.
JOB D. EIcHELBERoER.
Jan. &c 1877
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-06

TITHEs.-We direct public attention 10
1.-THE case which came before the I.ord
Chancellor on Tuesday. An old man of
seventy years oiage was arrested At the suit
OF The Rev. John Gavan, of WaIls,own, CO.
"i oork, In September, 1884 and left incar,
cera'ed IN The ielon's gaol, until the las, day
OF January, lS37-thirry days being the ne,
ROD which the law allows between the day of
arrest and bringing before the court! We
.rusi The case will not be allow ed 10 rest here.
ne chancellor declared tina, all the parties
we're liable TO actions at law for every hour
.ha' 'he victim was detained in custody after
me passing of sir Edward Suglen's act
Dublin Register.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-06
SPECTATOR.
~STAgyMTOM
THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1897.

W on more mature consideration we have
concluded il would be an &C, Of kindness 10
MT orebaugh, if not of duty TO our readers,
10 decline the publication Of his second letter.
we are sure it could do him no good, other
wise we should not feel at liberty to take this
course. As he -inIimates a disposition TO
write us again moreover, the inflic,ion be.
c"'hes OF serious consequence, as we are con
WINGED "the eternal hostility" he has 'ssworn
10 The Staunton Spectator" could in no way
DC rendered more effective than by admitting
his ponderous correspondence into our Co.
lumns.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-06

"A MAN OF BUsINEss.-Be Benjamin Ralh>
Dun, the great Buffalo detaulter and forger,
publishes an address to the public. OCCUPY,
ing five aud half columns in one If The l,rre
papers OF that city, relative to his business
anu us unfortunate termination. Amongst,
o'her matters he gives a statement of his a,
gents, overseers, foremen, &c. from " hicb il
appears he had employed in his various on
eral'ons general agents - superintend,
ants; 40 foremen 2 architects: meas
urer OF lumber; teller 2 book keepers
pay master OF mechanics head clerks 4
about Az under clerks, Under these super.
lnten dents, &c, he had in his employ abou,
2Ooo operatives and he states his daily dis.
our to have been not less than i 10,
ooo' There is scarcely branch of business
OF any KIND, in which he was no, LARGELY en-.
gagged besides which he kept four Of the
largest stores in The western coun,ry-,wo
dry goods, one of carpets, and one of grocer,
les, provisions, hardware, &c.-in each of
which ne had from six 10 nine clerks. Rotb.
pun saddles the crime of all the iorgeries on
ms paper, upon his brother Ly man. ALEX.
GAZ.