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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
@ARREED.

On saturday last, st the residence Of Tho,
- turner, Esq., IN this county. by the Rev
mr' Jackson, Captain HAr TALiIrtaAo 20
mss HI"reeA SEYMOUR HoOE, all Of King
George county, Virginia.
Al Fredcrick;own, Md. on the 29,h uI,.. b,
The Rev. D. Zaeharias, Mr.. GroReG W Lock
10 Miss REBEccA A.S GoRpox, both Of ,hi,
County.
On Thursday last by the Rev. DR. ID. n
Riddle, the Rev. HESRr N wmsoy. Jr "a
Miss sARAH T.. l.iTrLE, Of Winchester. Va.
On Tuesday, lst Of August. by the Rev. T
BHkoy. Mr.. BuRSsEp Houem, OF A .lI.ho.
rough, to Miss SAR,H Ann, daughter of WIN.
Cleadening. Esq OF Loudoun
On the 22d ult., at 81. Thomas Manor
Charles County, Md, by the Rev. Thoma,
Lilly > j., MIR. iiESRr VI JAxISoS 10 Ms,
MARr AMANDA HoINEs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07


f virtue Of u deed OF trust. eN.euted In
No the Subscriber, a. Tru,tee. on the IL,
day ol N"'cmDct, 1884, o., Phihp Ia. Il,
'rcuro TIC paymr"t 81 suu VI mooe, do,
from slid tti io John Melvin al, 10 IA.
iemniis certain securities of ,ailJtt.n,n,J
~ san deed which decd ~ duIy rerp,,;,i ii,
he clerk prhce 81 Jef.r,on count, c,,ur,
wal Oe sVid, al tho re,ideuce OF sa,d pbti,n
Ut. about midway between CharI..,ow,,
and hePherd..Vwn, on Sa.u,ilg "a, o,A y,
S,Pi,nt~r. 1891.
4 variety OF Personal Property.
~. Gifted ~ srii decd. amOns,t Which ,r,
TIREE HORSES,
Three sets Of Wagon Gears.
One old Wagon. ~iih Bed and Strst,L.,.
tue barshesr and tso snOvel PIoy.t.
oue bIfro~ "A Cow.
zoe Bed. beis,caJ. suI Bedding.
fiEe &c sN iron Pois
Two Dutch Oscn.--txo Pot Rack.
aud al Other kRchen TurnitUfs pou IL,
possessioI 81 ssid Jtt
Sale u commence shout 20 o'ciBek NJ
Terms made known ca ,he d., Of al.
LEWiS JTT, Es.iss.
Aug ~. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
DIED,

On Saturday last, CuRtsrIAS ID. wotrr
Esq at MartinNburg, formerly of Shepherds
Town, aged So yesrs. Mir. Wolf was a most
es'im1bie man and useful citizen, " hose death
Is the source OF deep regret To numerous friend.
sud 70 The whole community in which lac
lived.
Ga the 9th nit. at Richmond. WILLIAM
NrKENVr>, Esq for many years L asher OF the
Farmers Bank OF Virginia
On Saturday the 10Th uli, at his residence
on CARROTS Manor, Mr.. BAKER JANIsoS. ia
The sd year Of hIi aga WORTHY and rs,.-
mabls citizen.
On The 25ih uli at Columbia Furnace, MrS
MARY ARraUR, consort of Jas 3 Arthur
She endured long and painful illness with
quiet resignation, and died trusting IN the uer-
cN oi The Author of heI being All the rcgai-
SITES oi character. necessary Co form the ac-
comPiished lady. belonged 10 Mrs. Arthur: aud
the vacuum which her lamented dep.rtur.
has created IN society, cannot easily be filled.
conMUsIcATED.
Died, at Mr.. NJ. She phe I'd near She phenl.
town, on the lst INST Mr. RIcHARD BooKE of
Mississippi, aged 10 years. In recording the
demise OF this amia6e youth. whose early de-
parture from these nreling scenes we are
called To deplore, let US indulge the mournfuI
pleasure Of paying the tribute that friendship
demands, by heraidIng those virtues which
iofm Tue Jewels oil character, and those noble
attributes which shine in the warm-hearted
and chiVaIrous youth. Nature had donated
him With mind eGpaoi0u', graspiFz, and un,a-
iiafihg' just passing from the shining morning
face OF youth, and the halls of science and
literature. TO the preparatory steps of more adj
vanced life, has fallen like the budding
Hover ere Il had unfoIded lis richest hu.s
Death, selfish &c the loved ones Of earth. came
al time not expected, IN cofsumption',
"gha>ily form deceplious aud insidious, sum-
moned him ere the worm ~ the bud had fed
ON tie damask checks" and
who. IN the glowing morn Of vigorous life,
High reaching after glorious deeds.
Was suddenly cut ~. with all his hopes
Va sunny hioom, and unaccomplished left
It's WiIhcred aims
Before him dawning rise in which 70 achieve
Az glorious things, get himself the name
Ihai Jealous Death too soon forbade on earth -
Though gone TO his last account. his memo
~ will be gratefully cherished nv those who
knew HIM beet, and thew will jniu in the IA.
ment Of the Poet IIalleck, in like 2rofIndi-
~ Of sorrow and anguish on the early drpsr-
ture OF the lameuted Drake, who too was cut
OF IN the bloom Of life.
Green grow the grass shove thee,
FrieEd of NV early days;
None knew thee bot % love thee,
Nor named thee but To praise"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
.IIso-Anofhcr Trnct
Land, at Public SAFE.


y pursuance % decree Of the Circus
y superior Court 81 Law aud Chancsry fol
the county of Frederick. rendered ON a.,
29th Of May. 1887. IN the SUI, q J.eo,, lie.
and william Taylor. ENe~utars Of P.t.,
HoOvsr decd, against Waiter -. Sslb, and
others. the uptersisncd vii oHrr st pubi,,
sale At bap'ei Eptler'. tavern. go Shepherds.
'o~n. On SATURDAY ~ 7h dsy y Oelobss nut
The FOLL1&NG TRACTS orLAND
Lying near rhephcrdst,wu. D.. che count, ,t
Jefferson, the property d " .hes g. soiby
To sit' a Trart II
S5 Acres,
ConNeysl to ssId ssiD, b., E4gIsirb Nor.
g" aod L'dis b. wife. by deed. besr,ny
date Ayril 3stb. ls1O-A Tract ro.t.iDio-
y Acres,
Convened 50 sstd Setby ~ thr came ..r.o,.
oy deed dated December I'D. iSD1-.A Tract
containing
. Acres.
O4e EDsi md H., DaIss
Conveyed 90 sad ~~iby by Peter Hover h,
deed. b@sriHg date January Isih. isII ne
Undivided THIRD PAkf u Tract Of Land
containing
200 Acres,
which VS. cOuvsS "a to satd SeIhy b. Hsv
le'Sh Npfgao, ipa.. by deed b. airing dat.
oo1o,er AStb. l-ii-A Tract eontA,n,nx
30 Acres,
bVinE ne fourth pert of lsrrsf trset con.
tar'ng 200 sores. which fourth p.rt 80.
conveyed 10 tie s4id seiby by " Allan No.
Ean' Jn ~ deel. bearing date Jususry
5th, lsiJ-Aod Tsaet containing
30 Acres.
b'ias ne loufih part % laresr trset ron.
ieiniuE 400 sores, shich ssid tact of 50
acres vas conveyed 10 ihe said sstsy ~ n.
non NorEan, ~ deed, bslriug date ne Gth
~ Februsfy. istf
fAr ier1af q sais sciH b. -One-third Of the
pufehass monsy % BE- psid on che dsy 81
sale and the rssidus 10 three suual 81.
fnsnts, % - wsde iu 3. ~. snd ~ months.
eoueiiag ffo@ The Day 81 ssle The asfsrrsd
PaJsssuta 10 Be secured By oolixatioss wi,b
good Psfsonsi sse0riy sod ths title 20 ths
$50 ianda % b retained - further sseu.
rtf aFNRV REaev
$50 - Aosf' spscisl CeaT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
Notftts.

eTIThe Rev. Bishop NEsss eill preach IN
he Methodist Church. smthGold, % Tues
dsy nsxt, ths l2th inst
BCPDr. MOVES, Dsnti.t. viii b. detained
fsv days 81 HsFpers-FsrJ. vhieh vili De-
icy hb visit 70 sbsphsrdsious short tlms.--
re viii, hOvsvsF, - II ne latter plsss 10
sod ssssoa 70 vals upss b. bansgo,ss frisads
here. bef0ss hs Essura 70 Bsltiaors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

- some sreounts Of balances due the
Richmond Wing and the Richmond Compiler
oihcss' are leh with ~ " Gsllaher for colIec-
ton u - desirable that the balances should
De closed Aug % 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
OFFICE OF THE PIcAYUNE.
AuO ~ IGlz
NUb' ~ IOsJIs
'uEY RIFLE TIE INArI

THEY RULE THE WAVES
BY the schooner Helen, arrived yes
ierday from Galveston, we learn that
the Texas navy is sweeping all before
1T, having captured and plundered sew
eIal Mexican vessels. The Brutus is
not under the command of the notori-
Gus Thompson, but under the charge
OF anolher-who is one Of the first
braves, bearing the name. Col. Whar-
ION, lately taken prisoner by the Mex
leans when going 10 Mslamoras with
Mexican prisoners, made his escape
from the enemy and has arrived in this
city
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
eENEmAL lNrRLLleRNCr.

HUzzA ToR THE HoosHfERsl-The
following Congressional returns, Of the
several districts in Indiana, is conclu-
ave as 70 the politics Of Tho Staie:--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
POLK ELECTED spEAKER

The papers bring US no news, but We learn
~ passenger that JAsEs X. PoLK Of Ten
nss'ee was elected Speaker Of the Hou.. Of
Representatives, on Monday, BY . majority
OF IL Ono ~hig member dead and several
absent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
4s744

Il will be seen by the foregoing "a.
ble that the State Of Indiana has given
= majority Of siriesA thousand one
HUNDRED and RiHsissa for the WING
cause.-The vhole Of the 9Th district
not heard from, which will considera.
bly, increase the majoniiss. AZ the
last Presidential election, General Har.
Tison's majority was slgAI thousand
s'gh AHHeiref aad one ia lndiaaa.-
Il - thus tina, Wing principles extend
% the West. The yeast Of Jacksonisn
has long since ceased to foment. and
Van Buren, principles are like the
ln'hman's pancakes, bsen cooked up
On 90 many different forms. as 10 sour
on hi' ssomaeh.--t CineiaAaii Cassfis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
@llA 8A943,

- -
OVER THE JEFFERSON JOCKEY Gus coyRss
NXTiLL commence ON TUESDAY,. sen.
w TENDER l9th. Is37.
on the DAY previous, (Nonday, there Will
DC grand SeGmPer Race, for loo ueay old
COTS sud h'Iie'-a single dash OF mile
III which there are now i've entries. The
winner u have $50 bushels Of Cortland
test the superiority Of John Richards. ling
anee. and Star.
For further particulars. see hand-biIl,. Ma.
llohaI lnteIligeucer, y. Y. Spirit Of the
Times, aud Turf Register.
Gg'The CLUB have rented the fencing on
the Proprietor land, this year, 50 thst dur
ing race any man who goes into the field
on loot. and leaves his horse outside, ito
save - cehts) may expect To have hIm
turned loose IA the most polite manner pos.i-
Ole.
ET2MEMDERS are reminded that the
treasurer - now ready To ree.ise COMPANY.
Inc advertisement stating that the money
VIII be hung up each day on the .;And "
tharirsto~n, Sept. :, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
POSTSCRIPT.
THE MAIL AT LAST.

The mail arrived on Tuesday. but brough,
Us nothing but the srrearases Of the last
week No papers later than Saturday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
PubItr sale

I aDhAA sNsahfs
A| III be soid. Al pubic ss's sttl.
w I'ic residence Df Go u.s Otss,.
drcrssed' % FifIy o., ga dsy ~ sssi,..l.,
M fhe pcySOW6I E'rOperIy
| OF the said decreased. cst,i,f.rL .I
Three srsusht Hofss.
Tra head of horned cattle.
EouI .hSo hesJ 81 sheep.
Seventeen head q fst,snIss itsk.
Sine sd u siDst iisx,.
onr brood SOW and Plss.
about $50 bushels 81 Corr Bro the,r,b
Also 81 ACRES or CORN 10 90
Wheat, Rye saI O.,. ,n ~, ,ta,t.
Ab~st ~ ions Of 1. apthy Ii.,.
Alec, ~ barrels % Flour ir iieurs StaHb..
MIL Coo which lytr. ctlJh oi ~ dsy.
Will Be EirsnJ
Eight Thousand Shingitt
A lot a Bacon,
FARMINC UTENSILS u .'sJ ds.sue.
tiOa suck m
Wagons, -tvo bsrsbsaf Fiouzhs.
Double and single shovel Pl0ufLs
Two HsuOss, = Get u Gears f0f 5 h1rsss.
Dee Cart and GsaFs, -Oas Whsst Fsh.
Househoid y Kitchen Fsraifuys.
Such 90, - Beds, bedding. ed beesisads.
One 8-day CiOek. Gee esfheF Cuphoaff
ons Dest, one BuSssu. too ssts ~ Wiu1sor
Chairs, three NaiDu, Tsbiss. oss Wsfdfebs
one ten plate stove shd PIPE. Alec, Eitehsa
Fufniturs. such 90 Sockets. Tub Fois
ovsns aud Kettles q great aahF afti.
ciss too tedious 70 msafioa
TsTsss II SCI IT ssiTs moaths' credit
Will ~ giyea on 81 sans ~ See collars go
aprsrds, ~ giving Bond sd sppfovsd ssss.
rhJ' Ondsr that sam, ne casa ~dl b Fs-
qnifst.
Sale - so@uness sarIy 10 Ne Gag. ssa
due attsndanes wiii BE- Kivsa ~
DAVID OsBoCnN. Ersssfsr
Aug. -, 1917. Il Thswsl OAsara. q ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
RHODE ISLAND ELEcr,os

The Wing candidates, Messr,. TIL.
tlNcHAsr and CRASsros, have been
elected to Congress by q majority of
about q thousand votes.
Tnhnshas's majority over Pesrre ss7
Howard 1851
Crans'ons majority over Pssrus sac
Howard 1910
wing "sJorny' 1901
whls gain from last November laIs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

Michigan Eieefioa.-There is no
doubt, from the returns already in.
that Isaac +. Crary, the Van Burcn
candidate, is reelected to Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
OFFICE OF TIE RE
New Orleans AuguI Dc

NtW UIeahs, August 20.
The weather during the week has
been excessively warm-cases OF the
yellow fever continued, but not sufTi-
GENTLY numerous 10 create alarm, but
enough TO induce us to recommend TO
strangers to the climate to be cautious.
and to those who are absent TO not be
too precipitate in returning to the city.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

a grad Salute Of one hundred guns
vas hTed on the Boston Common on
She 2nd instant. IN bonor Of the triumph
achieved By the Wings Of KenlueIv
fadians, Tennessse. and North Caroli.
ne 10 The late Elections.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
!NMbSfifM:eN Nche,,e.

. IS Ir.~s Nos. i" s.eh P.s1.. u j. tokst.] fo1
,-EZ4a~N||Ha -Hls.y. 1As. 6,
To DC drawn - AlcNsnJrr,. ID. g. on satur-
day, september I'D. 1897.
20 -NsH,b,T L~hsry-l5 DrsrH BaIIots.
Capital Prize S3J,3O5,
MAKING 10000 NETT.
~ RKA LkE.N"Y' &EKHE.NE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

The Wing msjoriiies in some Of the
Districts in the Western States are We
~ large. The majority Of c. A. vii.
hams over Mr.. Dunlap. IN Tennessee.
q ssh Ia some OF the Kentucky
Districts The msjorities are still larger
There are half Q dozen different Dis.
triet', the majority in any one of which
would have elected an entire Who
ticket IN the State Of Maryland, and
len enough votes IN spare 10 have
elected Three more Wing members
from North Csrolina.-.Nat. Int.
Ias Democracy Of -faa5ers.-"The
result In Baltimore district" said the
Washington Globe, As a glorious Fri.
umph Of the democracy Of numbers, :"
and this when At Was we'll known that
The victory was brought by the free
distribution Of money by one Of the
candidates, and that voters were hro't
down from Washington al an EXPENSE
OF thirteen dollar head To secure IN,
election, marshalled all Of them and led
to The polls under has own special di.
rectinns. This victory was achieved
ln'' alongside Of the Treasury. where
there Wa plenty OF Government, mo-
ney 10 BE- employed, aud plenty of
Government promises; and the "elori.
Gus triumph was a majority Of some
one ~ two hundred votes What
says the Globe Of the democracy of
numbers IA regeneraicd Indiana; In
incorruPt and uu,ernhed' Tennessee,
In brave. bold, glorious Kentucky -
We really wish 10 hear another prau
from the Globe. touching the "gloriou,
triumph Of the democracy OF numbers,"
.Nfr isrk Cogrisr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
LAST NOTICE.
IG9IGG,

~. persons Indebted to the estate Of
N Thomas OsboWrss, dec's, are
requested 10 mako Immediate pay ment,and
all those having claims, viii present them
properly authenticated for settlements.
DAVID OSBoURN, Executor
Of ThosaJ OsIoulI., Sse'd
SePie mbsr :. l557.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

The Nashville Banner Of the 9th
uh'' announces the death Of Col.
JAMES SrANDIFER. member Of Con.
grcss for the eth District Of Tennessee.
Col. 5. died at Kingston. E. T. while
on his way 20 Washington CITY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

SPECIE PAyMENTs.-The Bank of
Washington has resolve to redeem the
notes Of that Bank. IN specie, from this
Date.
The Philadelphia Banks have reso!v-
ed unanimously that they cannot now
resume specie payments. This infor-
nation "a givea IN letter published in
the Globe.
The Farmers Bank of Virginia has
laid upon the table the New York Bank
Circular.-l .liermdria Ga=.. SeDt.a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
NirgInLa Stntc Lofterr.

isr Ne bsn-st u Ne N,ehsn,,si BssssoI,,,
S5,i~t ~ Nmtyt
Ci4.. 81. : fof 1857
T. Js I,40a at .fi,rand,ig. w. On "a.
furaay S,Df 30. lsJ7.
srrNDfD CAPITALS.
: 30 OOO-S 10. ODO-. SGlNO-g9I40
sJ.DOO-S..5OO
% P"te' " $1,000
- Do 40,
20 do a..
t'stet tto-Hsif ss-c,1,r., a An
'.'' .-'ss % Psst.gss ~ - T.ykgts also
u Do Is ustf a
-. o. IS as..ts, so
BL-For Tickets snd shsrss Or csrna.
estes ~ F.eksses 10 ne shove spleadh
scusmss. sidress
-. =. GREGORY q co.
.naaa9eVs.
Successors 20 Yates q M'tstgrs.l
NassiEsTsH Ctry. ID. e.
~ Orders frsa dfstsoss - nail
promptly attended 70, snd abe draeiaEs is-
sartspig .snt - sOsu - over
49, ~ iEG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

SseorgsisWn Waite Ate,
~ ksss qssiny. fs ysry sopegis.s sgts.la.o
y u ii.ss az fsssited q - ssis = - nyss
sacys ~ JgH STRffFR
Asksa %. ia1T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

MaGOaa Wanted.
WILL take Bacoa IN sxehanes Zoe Goods
y ] have ~ ale sappiy ~ FRESH|
LIZA AaEaA %, ibS7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
NA7OMn

wv 0OOs
"A iEW cord. Of good OAK or HICHo.
~ Ky WOOD, will he received at hi,
once IA payment Of balances, or Tor now
subscriptions.
Sept. !, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

PhEaEMVEn oIWdER.
HAVE e-ss y ssvy rsgsrisF Psssssssa
N elhEsF fsr ssu ~
Aaz.lst 40 is11 ~ nlfIUH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
ESfrGy EyOg.
Land GOJ. !S0gc.

pursuance OF decree Of tho Circuit
- Superior Court Of Law aad Chaneery for
Lodd"un county, rendered at the June Sp.-
cal Term, l7J1, IA Ghr case Of Samuel Glen
den'nS, against SAMUEL ". Young. admin.
istrsior, aud the heirs Of the said Samuel
w. Young, will be sold, 10 tne highest h,d.
der, GA ihs eth dag Of S,l,.tHl5sr nat. the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
TRACT Or LAND

IN the bill and proceeding, mentioned. ~ hicb
lies ~ leHcrsou county, octa.en The she
nandoah river and Ihe Blue Ridge. with, l..
'hfee &c four miles OF iiarpsrs-FerrV. i'd.
joining tie lands belonging 10 the United
Slate' aud oIhcrs SAID farm contains about
2oJ acres. OF Which fair proportion 1. IA
timber.
Is'"''-orc-Ihlrd 10 be pad " hand. the
residue ia two rf"a! annual payments, with.
out interest uii due. the purchaser 10 exc
'u'e ISIS boui-, ~ilh deed Of trust on the
premises II seeufe the actual psyn,sut Of
the same.
The 'ale VII take place on the premise,
about the middle of Tie day.
4. ROGERS, COMM.
July -. Is37-l,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

The ST. Louis papers announce the
death Of Mr.. John Shackford. Ser.
seani.at.arms OF the Senate of the
United States, in the olst wear of his
age. He died at the residence OF
Zen. n. Ramsey, in St. Louis. on the
10Th inst.
JAMES w. WILLIAMS, who succeed.
ed RoBERT WALSH in the editorial
charge OF the Gazette, died at phila.
delphia on Tuesday. MIR. William,
was a ripe scholar aud among the very
ablesi Of the editorial corps.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

4 \ Purchaser - tickets n,sAs ksfovs ,h,.
ds'~. ." ALEX NNDRiA LOTTERY, Clsss y
- h-"sEer-' cifeula') " u,sy rv,ssa ,h~,,
uTee',. ~hl hs's ttr ssae d~eided sod pad ~
'h's e. bsFue, si 80" hsss 49, sdsit,nasl t,shs, !,
'tsrr - this sohsins q The fnsnr, for ,ls d.
'sFuss' s'thDta sbrrgs o. hsse ti.s.r uh.is ,,.,,
r"'~ fiso''ey refunded - ssy tune bsf0rs tAs
lTs~'"E. o" -pi'l'osii.S 20 the sEsht " ,sndss
ifffu slttsa titr tif. h.. - u...le
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
TAu5-EE'S SALE
VIZ E.EBkE L.X.V.FD.
TEAS- 81 rAND.

situated on the west side OF the Shenandoah
river, near tue lIopewell Mills, eostsiniur
about FORTY ACRES, having upon It a
Dwelling House and other irnnrn,nru..,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

I7Io prites u ia dfssnN ala
IOsO do. ~. 50. 49,. or SIN 10
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TflllH subscribers respectfully inform the
" public ,hat they have formed copart.
ncrshjp uudcrlhc firm nf
ItGTGICTf. CE.BIST0riI n &. co.
for the purpose OF manufacturing aud selling
Piano Forics, in all thc,r varieties; Warranted
equal in elegance, Workmanship, touch, and
tone, 10 any manufactured Ia the United
States. The operative part cfthc firm have
had long and Thorough practice in the best
establishments in BOSTON, Philadelphia. and
NcN.Yorl, and feel warranted hya competent
knowledge Of the business, in recommending
their Instruments equal in all respects 10 any
in market. Amateurs Ia music aud others
are requested local at the Ware Rooms. Cor
nor OF Champaign and MacDonoueA Streets,
and examine the Instruments constantly on
band consulting Of variety ofplam and rich
Mahogany Case, and superior hayy toned,
Rose Wood. with tho highly approved grand
action which produces splendid cicaHcss
aud brIliiancy Of tone unknown TO others Al
orders Inv letter or otherwise directed to Ly-
man ( Cole. for pi,suo NoItc. WGl.4r, or any
other business connected with such an cslah-
i-hmont Will he promptly attended to- O'd
instruments tuned and repaired on reasonable
terms. HIRAM IiNUBICN.
Wu. II. CHRISTOPHER,
LNMAN & COLE.
Burlington. Vt. g,I FEBRUARY. 1851.
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FTVIlE subscriber having assumed all tho
l. debts due the late firm orDay, Calln Il
Co, gives notice that immediplc payment must
be made Of the same, as well as all other de,
mands due him. DAN DAY.
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IlEyN2 Tarrcd Rlgcugs, Of all dcs,
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IN aud Sail Thread, by
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ness. lhe public arc here
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French, English & American hair Brushc
Of all possible varied size and fiuish clothc
nail, hat. comb. shaving and shoe Bushes, q
treat varicly /, 9 ), j and row fine French
English and American Teeth brushes; crum
aud flesh Brushes.