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The herald., 1837-03-29

New Orleans March i7-AL ship Eosa sel.en New York
CID ship Msssspp HALL New York; bark Maine Lane 20
18TH ship Orleans York scr Eliza HOPPER Hop
New York Maria j. Eslele do Janus Carr do
York.
Richmond March 2s-sld. schr Flash Robinson New York
March lIAr schr Elizabeth, Benston, New York
Apalachlcola March iLCld scr Midas Regs, New York.
Shamrock, Currrll, do; Metallic, sneafs, do .
Norfolk March 25.-Ar schr Eiza Jane, shoemaker Ba-
for New York-2Sth. SID schr J. w. kempton Bedsll
Nov York.
Yuk; Commerce, Ricketts,, ao-CPd, cI s. T. Parsons, Lip
pincstt, for do
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FOR SALE
40 REAMS OF sAUGERTIES PAPER,
27t by 80.
Alply at this Office. tf
a RCHITECTURE.

A ANCHITECTURE..H G. BUSHNELL, Architect
sec that be viii continue % Tor the coming his Office No
opportunity thank their very LIBERAL
These who nay feel DISPOSED pa.ropize Mr. be
sy Sa. sn se e 9 pig plans
farm houses bot houses abous Eoses bathing
ousians and all that appetains pleasure srounss or
essssmyz eco cotton ton e. wsoen factories cios IRON
Pn. TO- sna s esde saw s%S planning mills
sns and 3" war G S. ;,s p by land
ton hike wh"ind and wooden ee' for those who may be mi
Designs floating ridges facilitate the attack az retreat or
may oe thrown across yards into the
miles BY hour or ken out of H. an, eo NO
eurved,be same distance by land hoIs with the p"r sns "
The sui scber having had years as meeh.nc ,d
various fragments Of any s;rucise %e1 them @ hs G all the
ss 70 as so %n9 may wan! working WI
one exhibit the readesi and best and method
Mr Bushnell viii also furnish plans for brr.
ton monuments cenei ees market houses An ldssisns t
sned os he most reasonable tnns and the noice
Mi Bushnell viii furnish plans churches. conference rooms.
Asad.g. e. Csleses asd public school rcoH-
Hoses sancinS and music saloons
x. uheaises and museums
ass nn se.dy sssc,sd .egeeiye ao o. villages
pan E esa ... sr,o .s new e cr part efhc world
stand .S.t "9 The war q ecmea .h. crush Haer and hc
realize s o. s c . Sy
Tor every away the do not upset N"
sfM Bushnell meets with as good Ia. .,o.e
h. friend Beqns pass for hs Female Ies PsHd.c sass ha
sha ,s q the b..es.. Cattle. Of omaSce~Se ". .a1
mes; ande p.rs Of hsrmcsy The lsb. terrace water
ssso. seness s.po.us s so g
ns. y exceeding ev. eSs .S s.,
or p:s psss.S b ,s 5;s'ss S.s.
nses woh coo-te balance disposed Of az The
mlseedaw' " C. BUSHNELL
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ns- TO THE PuBLIc.-The publication of the New York
m273ts STANLEY & PRALL.
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DO w TWELVE LEssoNs does gu1raDts
To make you write uiost spend,s.iyt /
NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-Tb,

NEW YORK TATTERSALLs.-The regular
public ssles Of Hores Carriages Harness continue 10
take place al this weA known establishment every Monday
Ibe VII commence on Monday, Ar sd clock
And all Horses Carriages &c intended for sale,
shown and entered before Saturday Apnl .t at
Q closk, r. M; JOHN W. WATSON, 4is Broadway
Al private sale handsome tlr used cost
siteo, viii be sel Id low ifalpcd for q
4
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COMM EItCIAL.
Wam street. Wednesdnx. March 29

Wall street yesterday complete day long
Monday evening Mr. Bddc the President Untsd
Bank and Mr. Jaudan the Cashier take
sderasa the present financial difficulties the
eca world They had been invited here by elfapponted
committee for the merchants Of New York
Accordingly, yesterday morning Mr. Bddc appeared in Wall
street. and drew attention towards him than Mr. Webster
Mr. Clay or Mr. Van BURN could do day There
plete buse in the street all day After informal cemmunca-
ton between the parties that Mr. Bisde should
have interview with the principal merchants and banke at
the Merchants Bank O'Clock the hour approached
mmease crowd gathered around the door The int. ew
ssd but As far could learn, nothing definite then
agreed although several plans proposed among the
parties.
make the proposition whatever may be- This proposition he
will then aciousy take consideration and after concos ting
acorespondence for publication, will three or four mien
OF notes TO take the place foreign exchange and
export Of specie These expected TO be made
able with three nine and twelve months
after date The United Bank will take n exchange the
best commercial Of the city made payable Pade pa
here.
This operation intended expectation specie
Whether that object the show That will
be profitable to the United Bank there can be
doubt At this moment that institution has millions Of
the national property its hands afford 10 loan
the half of to the mercantile community.
Yet in the face Of these
these projects can only etard general fall for few
months The application Mr. Bddle has principal been sug
gesed by the Of the banks who OF the
nalamOunt o. they vaults The recent fail
wes and The consequent panic among the reign exchange
houses have menaced vay tn little supply Of specie they hold
In addition to This of relief also
the Mors Cana Company had made
millions ofpsst notes. $500 each ooonds
of5o cents day in the sspe of exehsque bills
of the maket from present deranred coalition
There DOUBT however if the credit and sody Of the
Canal Company sufficient carry proposition any
adequate practical
In the face Of all these propositions relief market
fell and the failures csnnued without special inermsson
All the early meeting ofe Board there degree
but at the second meeting stocks eceded very
that ofelef now tax
ing place rrices and the value OF many mcrcba
disc The evil complicated any re
from beggary five mill millions BY
concurrence ofevens great staples
articles OF merchandise have been beyond
lue probably so 500 During years this ad
vance in prices may be ina,ed follows:
Cotton, o2O ooo.eOs
Bruad stufs, 5000 OOo
Lots and real estate large cities,
Land south and west, 15,OOe,0O0
OtheT artciss, ~, j,00o,0Oe
The herald., 1837-03-29

w TOOL STORE Il Chstha. |. sS che mbe, s,eets
YwtT w has eerstsnty fw ss excellent ascrssess ~
the following Saw cf fcvey drsc6pticn. bits augu
6rrr eses sna seugrs plates stcchs and des hse
ssss s6ses beve ~. ees sp levels bmnsrs spoke snvea
cueus avs tnrusne isthss visss spes drawing
stnes wood soses ss css'ns e al ss~s rves Aa
dra pvs cutting pkers ufss
a~s psa oil stones draw kves plane irons and sssA
squares hs~ tools seee~s
sers cabinet pshe~ CLAMPS copper blow pipre As
~ large assortment ofPanes, manufactured bv A. n
Baldwin, New yesk. nsi ma
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IN GEOLOGY ard MNgRALoGy considered with refereps-.
10 Natural Theoosy BY VII lam Buskard, with numes.
ti.o HISTORY ANB PROGRESS or The sT'rAM M
clNr with ptnr cal ofs structure ,,d 49,.
ticu By Elijah GALLOWAY Civil tnrnccr
PRINCIPLES GEOLOGY being inquiry how the fr~~ex
changes o the earhs surface refersbk cs~es now n
ration By Chare, Lyel Jwt received and for sale b,
u NHEFARD Rroad
The herald., 1837-03-29

NJ SEVENTH wARD.-To ACTION, TO Ac
TioN TO ACTION -wLies efthe Old Seventh anu al
opposed TaDaasy DGitoa and the Usuges Q me Farty
requested attend meeting at the Cherry street
House Chev Thursday evening" soth
ns al "a o'clock TO hear the OF the nosnans
Tor charter officers.
sAMUEL DAYTON Chairman.
CAswELI Bates Secretary
sNH si~. Z. X. ehs sIssmsoai cLEoPATRA
Capt Reynolds, will leave TO morrow II has
day afternoon al csck New Londen 20 Stages
will be readiness Bacons andng Lyme to convey pas
seure 10 New London Freight takenunt O'Clock, NJ For
further information, inquire on board or OF
ID. b. ALLEN, III south street.
The herald., 1837-03-29

w nv num.er Of young men, Americans 60 n
iduns voyages l irst rate ships, which
1apcntsr Coopers and Black tbs, 10 which pay
,h gwen all Clothing and other articles will be fur
pr Iof me voyage, at fair prices Apply immediately 40
reeh sup, up stass JOHN g. TAYLOR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
EOR Nile.

A FARM containing i02 sore, of the
4 n hrst qualiiy Of ii,nestons Land. l,inE
within two miles Of Charle.town, Jefferson
county, virginia, six mile. from u.rpers-
Ferry and the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal,
sni one mile from the RAIL road leading from
Winchester by iiarp-r,Ferry to Baltimore.
There are but few farms IN the county that
possess equal advaniages-H has q good
Brick Dwelling House, tenant Houss, Bsnk
Barn. with St1bles underneath = large Wa
gon Shed, stone Spring House, with one
81 The largest linesions Springs ia the coun-
~ running through the place. About 20
ceres IN hoar, Timber. Tho land i. not
broken with limestone. rs IL the case in some
puts. To save inquiry, the subscriber will
take 500 Per acre--one- half in hand, and the
balance IN two eqlll annual payments. A
good title will DC given on tie payment Of
The whole purchase money. For further
particulars, inquire Of Mr.. George Eiehelbcr-
ger, adjoining the premises, who will she W
The property To any person desirou. Of see
hog q. JOSEPH EICIIELBERGER
Near Creagcrs.ovn. Fred. CO. Md.
Nov. IL. 1875 ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
A GARD.

4pHE public ere sssursd that Doctor Crif.
"a MOS NssETasLs BaLsAaIe Gts o.,
rLAsTHa, has gwen the mott complies and
perieet satisfsction, 80 . remedy ior ss,ss.
iAmshess, sbd ssskness IN the side breast.
ADD oses, or any part Of the system where.
yer he's been introduced. snd has super.
ssdsd the use Of every other ,irensth>ninR
r'''sr' wherever lie virtues have bseoms
knogn
" has likewise proved itself to be On sH.
esIsni and shsetual remedy Tor Rheums-
ten and Corns upon the feet IN proof Of
sh'eh, nothing further Bssd be add1csd thst
The fact that upwards 81 50 900 rolls ~ thi,
Pissier have been sold during The pest sea.
son, upon the ssa-board 10 tie middle end
northern ststss
The afBicisd cannot hssnsts 10 give "a q
trial, shes tbey are nfornsd that the masu.
lecturer pledges himself. N every case 10
take beck the Plaster, snd refund the mo.
ney, q should not be found 10 ansusr as
reeOmmsadaiiona
Just received, snd Or sals By
JOSEPH q. HAYS, Hsypsr,- Y.vy,
HAYS 4 HI0GiHA. SG.Dk.yG.s,..-.
Juas >. fe5e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09

HAVING located ourselve. in the Mill
III ing Business, st HarPers Ferry, one OF
the best situations IN Virginia, (hs,Ing the
advantages Of both Rsii-Rosd aud Canal at
the spot, aud unlimited water power. and
the Mills undergoing . general repair, to
make 200 barrels OF -four pet dsy. Il re-
CURED, We can cay to farmers, with conf
denee, that we can afford TO give more for
Wheat delivered in our Miil.. thao any other
Mills vest Of the Blue Ridge. Having in
formation every day from both markets, en-
able, US to take choice. ~ Rail. Road 10 Bal
timore, or the Canal to the District. Those
disposed 10 favor US, either IN grinding or
selling their wheat, will hnd 1t 10 their Ad-
vabtsge.
Wheat can be delivered to rs at the DIFF
frent dePots from Harpers-Ferry to Win
chester, IS we'll as By wagons 20 the Mills,
and also conveyed down the Shenandoah and
Potomsc. We will also buy Rye and Corn,
pay cash, and make reasonable advances, II
required.
Ground Plaster will be kept at the Mills.
for sale, and delivered st the different de pots
and st our Warehouse IN Winchester.
ROWLAND, HEFLEBOWER < CO.
June %, l636-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
JFrFERsoN cnUNTY. s..

JEFFERSON COUNTY. Ser;
JsnVsfy Term, 1897, Of the County Court
Joseph Harley. PLAmTIVV,
AGAINST
EiiEsbeth Strider, John 2. strider, FeFdi-
nsnd Stephenson std Phhippa his vile.
hAris '. stfider. Augustus Stridsr. jams
Poser, Pulaski Poser, Mary HuntsburT.
Henry ShahBsT, Henry g Shanner. TaIia
ferro Shshner, Wm. w.. Green and Ann
Amslis his Wifs, DHTsxp.sr.
~ CHANCERY.
1NHE defendants, El1absth siridsr. Ms.
~ ris y. Stridsr. Augustus Stffder, James
Power, Pulaski Power, Asry Hua,sbsry.
Henry ShaGnsr, Henry =. Shanner. Tsitsfer-
70 ShaHner, Wm. w. Green snd Ann Ameha
his wife. aot having entered tiisir sypesfsnse,
sud given s,eufity according a. che set e sss,rn
by and the rules ~ this courts and u spp~afine
by sstisfsstory evidence ihst they srr NJ nhab,-
isnis ~ lhis country u 10 ordered bet tie ssid
dcfends"ts 10 spJesr here on the hrH DAY ~
tie neat April term n his Court, end snsusr
The bill 81 the plsimih srd ti,st copy 81 tiis
ofdrr be fDrthsrh inserted ~ some nvwsrsp~g
publ'shed In tie county q lsh-rso,i, f5r n,orihs
saeesssively. sad posted Il the frOo, door u tle
eourt-bouss ~ ih,s eoanty
A TeFs.
s. J. cRAMEn, e. {.
Jsnusry 70, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
CONCORD ACADEMY.

gSN!IE exercises 0f this Institution for the
present yFaf, y 40 commence on the 25th
% January, sud terminate on ne 2jth u No
vember The course 81 Instruction, which
will embrace The Languages and Sciences
generally. j. designtd TO prepare studsnIs
fpr colleges ard uniVersities
The price Of board for session OF I've
r,opfhs. including washing and fuel, will be
s75 Of tuition. e2j, payable IN advance
~ conducting the Institution. the sub.cfi-
Der will be aided 90 heretofore by Mr.. y. w.
Coleman, A. NJ, Of TIE University Of
Virgins.
stpGeots eGniug from the North o. from
TIE South. can be conveyed into the imms-
diats vicinity 90 the Seminary. by mesns Of
She Richmond and Frederic sburg Rail.Hoad.
ATWELL g. COLEMAN, Pr'a.
.9Lirss' Bowiing Green, CArOlins county
Jan 10, 1897 -t20thP
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
For Sale.

HVHE WHITE HOUSE 10 Chsrls.iown,
n the former residence Of one Of the
subscribers, situated on the Main Street in
said town. u is one Of the most desirable
situstions for . fanily-hsving 9 yard with
good Stabhos aud smoke House. The house
~ commodiOus and pleasant, the interior Of
which has recently been repaired. There
are two houses belonging TO said lot that can
be rented - Offices or shops.
Should the above property not be sold, 81
private sale, before the first day of April
next. 1t will, On that day, be offered At public
sale BY the subscribers. For terms. apply
10 either NARY MANNING, or
s ID. BRi>COE.
Piedmont, Dee. %. 1896. IT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
RUNAWAY.

NAIAs committed to the Jail OF JeIrer-
w son county, Virginia, on the 18th Of
October last. negro Man who call, him.
,"lf JERRY DONUM. lie is abou,
81 years Of age, OF yellow complexion. with
grey he,d-6 feet high-no mark, observed.
lie had on, when committed. . pair Of drab
pantaloons, an old drab roundabout, . check
'hrt, and an Old fur hat. lie say, he !,
free, and that he came from the vill,.e."
The owner Of the above negro will please
como forward, prove property, pay chsrses,
and take him away, or be will be dealt with
according to law.
WA. n. GRIGGs, Tailor
Charlestown, Ian. IL, le37.-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
Joseph ~. Rrolrps

nESPECTFULLY announce, To IA, friends
= and the public, that he has taken the
store room occupied by g. NJ b {. w Az
quith, having purchased their stock Of Goods,
~ sddiiion 10 his former stock which makes
II complete aud large. His stock Of Cloths
and CsssInen being heavy SBd comprising
every color and quality, Will be offered upon
such terms As cannot fail TO please those
Nho may favor ban With a call
Nov g. Is16
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09

" AvING declined. for the present. NOV
LII log 20 the SOUTH west, odsrs his ssrvi-
Gee TO the psblio 10 the Different branches Of
bin profession, add hopes By HE skill, care
and sttsntion to those committed TO his care.
TO merit q share Of public patronage. lie
nay Be- found. when net professionally en-
gagged. at his usual place OF residence in Bo-
iivar. In eonseauenss-of injurious reports
having gone abroad. respecting hrs Aga eAsr-
s'', be pledges himself to charge ss low ss
aoy Other Physician, Of respectable standing,
IN the community and henesfor~srd, for
service. rendered, and prompt pay ment.he
will deduct 10 per cent. from the usual char
ges for medical attendance.
Marah 10 lsl6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
FELT--Esa s,Orfed.

II HAVE obtained, for the ensuing season,
= this very celebrated and besutifui ing
lish Race Horse and Stallion. fHe has Just
reached hr, stable. By reference 10 the Ame-
ricsn Turf Register, page 29s. OF March No
1886, and TO his advertisement. here after To
be inserted IN this paper, 1t will appear that
Felt ran on fashionable courses, generals,
made play, relying on his great stoutness
and game. giving weight, beNtiny capital
racers, some Of them winners ~ times, ~
times, IL times, and Of the Derby. lie won
in cups and stakes $4,000, beating more
than 800 horses. and lost IN all his racing ga
reer only times, although he frequently
carried heavy extra weight. lie il descend
ed not only from the most fashionable and
best horses, but the families through genera
tons have produced almost. if not all race r.,
His dam (Sisaui) is also the dam OF Fang,
(~ho sold for t2a.0OO.) Famine, Flame,
Flea, Foam, and Others, and his colts, al
though too young for the turf, arc Of high
promise.
JOSIAH WM. WARE,
Near Battletown, Clarke county, Va.
Jan. IL, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
LOOk MereH

HNHE subscribers most respectfully inform
I their friends and customers, that they
ere receiving and opening their Pail supply
Of GOODS. cprsistIng. ~ part. %
Cloths, Iassiueres and sstiinss.
Calicoes and Msrinos Of ell rolors.
Groceries, Hard~ars and QHssssuaFs,
Hate. Caps. Boots snd Shoes,
Add many other articles. al u which Wers
selected with ths utmost care, and purehas.
cd 1t the lowest kuock-doWn prices. which
vii enable them o. give great Bsfgsins
UEfLEBOW ~ h sLIFER
kab'etown, Oct ~. ls16
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
John r. COOkMs

VNAkEs this method TO inform 81 persons
- Who have open sccounts on he Books,
inst he has made ehsnEs 10 he bssissss,
sod /" hsrsiors nscesssry tbst 81 ss-
eovnis on he books should BE- closed &c
SIC eddy % possible. II - hoped that ali
persons hsving open arrounts - ~ call With
GOT dsis' snd close them either b. psyassl
o. b. note
SLspheristoun. Nov : 1s96
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
A NEW CONCERN
In Sipieydforn.

IT" !" PFfIuSIUuW-
HNHE subscr'ber having taken into part
osr.hp with himself Friend IN IA.
Store al ShsPherdstown. ths business will be
conducted 80 the name AID FIRM Of John r.
Go"kns Co, Who are nov receiving end
oPening very general supply 81 Fall snd
Winter GOODS ell 81 which hey will cell
on accommodate terms They invite n
call from their friend. and ths public rene.
rally JoHN y COOKUs q co.
Shspherdstown Nov 2, 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
To RENT.

TIVE Hcuss sud Blseksmitha sud wagon.
y hsker's shops, nov oeeupisd By Mr
David High. tvo miles north Of Cbarlsstosn
Alec. several Lots ~ the village o. Halitown,
90 building lsasss. Very fav0ra5ls terms
wsuld b given 90 Tailor vho would i'm
prove eod sstile Immediately. Also, for
sale, Joe, coo BFisks q superior quality.
Jss. IS, 1897 JOHN YATES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
FREE PRESS.
SusLissss. vEEEtr. az
TWO DoLLARa 4 fifty cra.

FEh .fyf.Nf-M
payable hsf yearly bot I've DaIlAns
~iil be- received ~ payment ~ fuIl, n Ped
entirely 10 advance. WheusteF payment %
deferred beyond the expiration Of he ,ssr.
interest Niil BE- charged.
- Subscriptions Tor siR uonths, Al a., 70
Be paid invariably ~ sdraass.
ADtEkTIstNO.
The terms of advertising. ere foF q square
90 less, 81, Tor three inserii0ns-isfgsr ones
ln The ssine proportion. Each contmuasss
- esnts per square.
- Az Advertisements got Srdsrs1 for
sPesihe tins, uil b ooptisast ustI fsgeh.
- sA~gsA ssssyA-Tk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
NEW GOODS
III fhe Cross RoMMa.

HNHE subscriber is reesiving aud opening
IL supply Of Fall and Winter GOODS
81 his Store Of Walpers Cross Roads, which
are offered on accommodating terms. HIS
friends aud the public are invited to give
him . call. JOHN 7. CoOKUS.
Nov. }, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
EOTrCr.

NM F. take this method of informing our
w friends and customers that We sold
our entire Stock GOODS TO David Koonce,
on the l2th Of December last, who will 10
future continue business Of the old stand
We sinAerely tender our thanks, and feel
grateful 10 our friends and custon,er,, for
The ry'iiberal support We have received
from them. We now only ask and desire Of
those indebted TO US one more favor, and that
-, to call and sitle their accounts by cash
or otherwise, as early as prsctieable--we
hope viii be done. and save trouble. J.
L. Russell, one Of the firm, Is only author
ised to settle the business Of the concern.
who will be found at all times for that pur-
pose At the old stand.
JOS l.. & n. RUSSELL.
HarPers-Terry, Jan. l9, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
RT.N.fyE.gI.

WAS committed to the jill Of Jefrer.
w son county, Va. on the 29th OF Sep
tsmber last, n negro man who calls himself
LEE DONALD,
Tie is obout 5 feet 7 inches high, OF black
compile xion-is about ~ years OF age, and
perfectly straight lie had on when he was
committed. an old drab round about and drab
pantaloons, and an old hat. No marks per.
ceptible. The owner Of the above slave i,
requested % come forward, prove property,
&c or he will be disposed Of as the Ia d.
rech.
W. II. GRiGGs, Jsiior.
Nov 10, is35-Rich. Com. , months.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09

VIRGINIA, TO Wit;
10 the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chsneery for Jetftrson county, June 93d,
le36:
Joseph Z. Lane, PLAH1TF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
REMOVAL.

Nov %. 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09

4pwO FEMALE SERVANT about s
- and 20 years old. Thg VII ho' Dc
sold oyt Of the county, or N'o''s VINO Paf-
ehsss Tor speculation 49,
APPLY AT BRIGHTNESS oFPiCE.
Dee ~ 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09
TRANSPORTATION
on TIE
BV'tHcheS9eT and Potomac

RAIL Road.
HNHE President and directors OF the Com
n pany have established the following
rsies Of travel and transportation between
Winchester aud iIsrpers-ferry
Fare through, with reasonable allowance
Of baggage for passengers set down or to
ken up at the Depot, or 81 the Island Of
YiTSinius, near the PotomSe, el.50
Pos Nny intermediate distance per mile, s
DOWNWARD TRADE.
Toll for transportation from the Depot 81
Winchester, and delivery ct the end Of
WsEer's Bridge on the Maryland eide Of
the POtomae, for Flour per bbl., Is
Wheat per bushsl, S
Corn and Corn-mSAI, Rye and Rys-nssl, per
buahsl, ~
Oats, }
Bar Iron. Blooms, Pig Iron and Castings, per
ton Ol.S0
Al other commodities, per ton per mile. 6
Transportation 10 and from any intermediate
DePo,s, the sane proportional rates With
ASCENDING TRADE
Transportation from the place on the Maryf
land side Of the Potomac above mentioned
10 Winchester.
For Plaster. per ton, SI7S
Salt, per bushsl, 3
9ish. pr bsFrsl, 30
MerobsndiEs, ahd all other eonmodiiiss, per
hundred pounds, ~
Ana 70 and from any intermediate Dspots,
the shove proporiiOnats rates
The shove rates include I'll charges Incl
dent 20 transportation. 20 and from other
companies There will be small addition
81 charge made 81 the different DsPots, foF
rsesving and forwarding - shout 2 cents on
. barrel Of Flour. end . similar rate for other
commodities
By order Of the Board.
JOHN BRUCE, Prssldsaf
Winchester. March ,, is36.-4L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09

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u ~ on ny shop. To msu no 10 mas
ter Of his business. . good situation y Offer
ed, - have a large supply Of materials, and
= brst rate stock Of tools
THOMAS RAwLINs.
ChArlestoWn. Nov II, ls16
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-09

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! % NV SADDLES. vhisb I'll Be- s,ld
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HEFlEBUN A siIFgR
kstletovn Nos a.. 1915