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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
FROM THE CHEROKEE COUNTRY

We learn, through the medium Of
authentic publications in the Georgia
Recorder OF the 9th instant, that Major
General ScoTT proceeded 10 carry IN.
TO effect bis orders TO cbiige the Cher
okees, after the BID ultimo, 10 evaou.
ate the territory heretofore held by
them within the limits Of tie State OF
Georgia. His measures net with no
resistance. On the 10Th, be had un u.
der his control three thousand indians:
and before this time, IT j. supposed
there is not wandering Indian within
the territory q Georgia. The manner
in which this duty has been discharged
by that distinguished General 10 ptsis
ed for It's kiadnc5s, hum snity and free
dom from violence. This inform liioO
IS gratifying; for surely there is enough
to appeal TO public sympathy in the
destiny Of these original lords Of the
soil. without adding - 1t unnecessary
violence.
We rejoice, FOR the sake OF our Eel.
low citizens Of Georgia q, well as fJr
iha, OF the Indians. that. 90 ftr Ell goes
on asst does. with as little difficulty A.
could possibly have been hoped. The
Georgians themselves sppoI7 - Dr.
tinceisiy gratihed shat II has so turned
out; and the friends Of he Indians.
who cannot enter into all the fseliags
81 the Georgians aud other SJuihemcfs
on the subject. Vill yet not less r. juiee
than they that the policy Of the GO.
ysrnment docs not end ia blood
~ f.s.F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

\ humorous fellow. carpenter. be.
my summoned as witness on trial
Tor an assault, one OF the COUNSEL, who
was very much given 10 brow beat the
evidence, asked him what distance he
was from the parties when lac saw the
defendant strike the plaintiff The
carpenter ANSWERED. Just four feet FIVE
inches and a half. !" PRAY thee. tel
low, says the counsel, "how is ii pos.
sible YOU can be so very exact IS Ia
distance;" Il thought" says the car.
pentcr, That some fool or oEt'
might ask me. so measured it,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

1l>uH LIVINGSTON LODGE al Chsrlcs-
y town, Will celebrate the Annnerslry
OF ~ John tue BAPTIST. hy Procession snd
an Grafton. o. .ESnA.g the 25h y JuH,, Cte
eth, tho day observed, coming On Sabbath }
Tue neuibers q tue Winchester, la. peIs-
Ferry, Smilhfeid, shepherd,;own, Wood
stock, Snieker,yille, EaIiins5urs, and vii
Transport Lodges, together with all brethren
in regular standing. are cordially invited TO
JOIN in the celebration.
JOHN 3. II. SrRAITH,
JOHN H SHROPSHIRE,
THOMAS RAWLINS.
HUGH l.. GALLAHER,
WILLIAM GORRELL.
WILLIAM ID. NORTH,
Conimiliss IF .irTsngemcni,
May 7. 1924.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
stationary and Fancy
.fFFICfCs.

HUST received ADD for sale 1T ! "
% straIth's Drug Store. the following. a.
mons macy Other fsncy srucics
\ fne assortment Of fus CuitEry.
Steel Pers ard rel and bIlrkfk,
lockwood ihk--t1nd. Tor tLe desk. of2 zes
yerv pretty article.
SLATE Tx .st1tss. > siRcs.
To sd boNW yod sod B9xes
fufk irk-stafts
SLACK Cta'ons and Lead Pc1cils
State Pencils and Pocket To- .stlrts,
Ihcium Brushes and cbmsls bair do.
Eugli,h PANT Boxes. paiuts It'd brushes in
thea complete.
NshinE Cards. rtcr PoI1is fr fcurUs.
Memcfstdum Book, 20 e,efy quality and
plNrfn.
cSP Paper rut ant uncut. or sc,crslqIa.u
Letter d. ruled end uUflisj do dD.
Vote Paper srpl.re Wav ADD Wsftfs.
Msihedi-t end Pfrsbf tstlIn il,hn Books.
Frsyrf Rocks Iui ssHi-y slttoi 90 90.
Port Foiiss.
Pocket Rocks sns ld.e.' Need's Books
f4ii assoftmeUt q Blank Books ft0m L..
gers down.
a few Annuals on hand from former put.
tbsse. Which Wiil be soiI ata V,ry snail
adtsnre 90 cost
Ga, issioisn, Nag 2. Is3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
The MARSHALL HOUSE,

N ~ Conn., y nag ~ Tiu 2lfe.s. .HlIsn-
di4, ~ q.
tLas hs Eui'i Hu.s HaiJ
YHNiiS connoi'nr. F-tah'.s' acrt La' i.ti
~ undergone thorough repair. ana' b.
hiicd up wiih new ari suitable uruitufe -
The situaiios aud confluence 81 this House
wall enable She proprietor O. accommodate
hose Who may cali. 90 go most con.f1ftsblc
sisle--say Inferior 10 none in tic Di,tfict
Bosrdo,. ~ The dIy. week. nofth. az year.
viii BE- thankfully received a nioiefate
charges. ELIAS EDMlNDs
Zen. +. t-g> - Con
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
GENERAL INrsLLICENCE.

M the request OF subscriber &C copy The io!-
loving notice Of th- relative rr,rg,h { the
members Il the Old sId New SsLsul, Of the
Pyeib, terisn Church, from the Philadelphia
Psnnsy l,snisn. II gi'ssihe Ses School Ihe az
sentsney In point of n.mberS-but -e have s-eG
1t somewhere stated the, the Old s,hooi had
greatly the pesponierAn,r. For em.,l,,i, We
know DOT which statement 70 sorrsst-aud vre-
tend not to form an opinion.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
The question IS oflen asked, wha, Is
the relative strength OF the two parties
IN the PresbyteTian Church, From a
careful and long continued examina-
ton, the writer has arrived at The FOL.
lowing results, which he believes are
as connect as II is possible 10 ascertain
at the present; moment:
The number Of Piesby ,e.ie, In he L.
States Is l3a
The entire delegation 10 the Gen.
eral Assembly from these 10 332
OF TIN, number there arc
New School, decidedly, lGG
Old School, probably, lou
Doubtful. G
In the above, the Prcsbyicries oil
Schuyler and Salem are set down as
Old School, though II is believed that
the present Old School delegation we're
elected by q minority.
From this it appears that should the
doubtful votes be thrown into The New
School scale, 1t would give them a m a.
joriiy Of twelve, and tina, in the oTro.
site case, both parties would be equally
divided.
The rolls Of :hc tSo bodies now in
tession do not enable the community &c
appreciate the actual strength OF either
as in each case they report the name.
OF all whom they consider entitled 10
seats, whether acting with them or not,
There have been III actual attendance
IN the General assembly Washing toa
Square l3l members-and in the
body meeting IN Ranstead Cour. ioc,
This might seem 10 give the Oh School
majority, but II is Certain that there
are not few among them. who, from
peculiar circumstances, have not fell
free 10 take the same stand as then
brethren. and choose rather 10 refer the
whole matter back To their respective
Presby,eries, while some whose name.
they retain have openly declared they
could not act with them. and have
gone home.
Each of the two bodies now in ses
sion, claim 10 be the General Assem-,
bly, Of the United States. Which car
sustain the claim, is a question 10 be
decided authori,ahvely by the law oI
the lsnd;-in the mean TINE il IS Ger.
tain, that in every step connected with
their organization, as well as all their
subsequent movements, the New School
have acted uader the direction OF emf.
nent counsel, and, as they believe, in
strict conformity with the letter and
spirit of the Constituiion-and while
their comparative strength is indicated
(as regards the delegation to the As.
sembly) as above, they have very
decided majority of the ministers. and
a still greater majority Of the commu.
nicanis Of the Presbyterian Church 10
these United States, and arc therefore
10 no sense seceders. but arc Justly emit.
tied 10 be considered true constitutions
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

Nv are prepared 10 Furnish. a. our
w Sa~ MAJ, all snds Of LUNBEK.
such a. oak Zoe frames, sc &c. II ear, a..
pIicnuou be made So that saving may dol-
and biil, 6.lsd before the tr,i Of August.
Aiso. ou hand. Mali Timbcr. a lot Of *
selieLt White oak Tor CoS-N heels. TgunneI
uclt.. 40 ,aoI h.tk,r, Cog, and Rouuds
i.r.s'r kABLL 5 JOuNSTON
KabirioNn Nav - l-l-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

EDERSONS who gave notes al she ,sle n
u IItNn IlttNs, deed, are rsmt..!,i th.f
the sam. have been doc sofnc tine aud ihsi lone
ger Indulgence cannot De gi,cu. Pureh.sr1s &c
e.rucsl, r,quesiedt IN ihrir sc,er,i a'I -at -,
before Iunc Court, oNcr-ise thu, - 90 20 li- .
iu tlc h1uds 81 ,r ct.i eco tur crllrttru
CuAS. e. STEW ART. IT,.
M.,gl 1855 80 So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
40 EAIeNERS.

FUNHE subscriber rcspcctfut, informs b. o
II Farmer, thai Lc his employed = WotE
r,au 10 m,kc sod fruair ca AIN Ora
DIES Dad MOVING SnEADS,
Of superior gui'itv. % the shortest notice.
a, 90, Wr-on- Maker, Shop 900 Charleston
lie "''I keep con-taut supply of tnc above
articles ou maud. r., adv iur use. isrurr
aud Other, who have Cradles 90 Nsplir. 81 .
30 wel! n send them early. IS Il AL IDs.Is
them 10 &c ready by ihr time they sre want
iug THOMAS RAW Inns
NAV 81. 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
.HcdiciItCs, Books, Garden
Seeds. sc.


NAMES BROWN, at the Charlc,town
% Apotheearv. hook snd Seed STORE, Is nov
receiving. and ha, been for some weeks past
macy articles belonging To- tie se,er4I brau,h,.
OF business. ~ ~h'ci hc has Tor several wears
been cugsscd. lie " ~ also for sonle week vri
TO come. lac receiving further supplies. until h,,
sssortrnrtt ipr spring s,,d summer ,sles be COM
Pleie. iIs present assortment 0f
Medicines, Paints and Due. Sivfs
- cutie general. lie has added, Withm . E.~
d.! back many new snd valuable school BOOK T,
a. well ~ the Classics As fOr common Scho,l.
va hnscl's SERIES of School Bnoks, NJ. I, ?
sni ;, Conlry's SpylIip. Book, Webster. 10 ,
Elementary do; New York Pr-erppr anil SD, H.
ius Book, all oi 'itims!iaw's History With qurs-
tons, National Reader, American First Glass
Book. NhclpleV's COmpcnd IT History Dnd,I's
Parks Pixies. Jess B-nn,u's, WhI,u'. ard
smiths hriihnIjtiei Olury's Sniuha W ,oJ-
bridges. Cumming sud WilIcu's Gensr.pi,,
ADD AiiAs. PzTir,'. and Cnmmiugs' Ist l. SSons
~ 6coet'i'l.N; PIiry's ist aud ~ Rocks Of IIis-
tori, W-lkcr's School Dictionary. Buthan's Ex-
posiiur: fiskt Grrrk Grammar and Exercises.
Bshct's Aiscbrs; Walkers Gromctry, Gum
mcrs's sanvying. F"h.iL's' PHILOSOPHY. Por-
t-I's Aosiysis. Iuid's Sindrnts Manuel, Letter
-Hd N''ti"g PapCr, ~ do ruled.
lie les HiSN Jpst rcccisri, fresh supply of
Cromvel's EaTiy frtmc Pes. Dss,f MuroW-
~ 10 Estls York Cabbage seed, Sc Nc, to
~ltei' ~'il o. added 90 = r. = ds,s greet ,Htie-
t. - other Seeds iUr sp,in-; sod summer s.les -
Ills busi"css sIii y continued - usu.I M tic tid
stand. aud esery sttrHt'oa pad 90 insure general
tst'slaciI0u. H. invites III psrsons Ia ~ .mine
h" stock Ihaticstu~n. Nisr,h ). 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

TuE CRoPs The Jeferonvrlle Ind.
Courier OF June I'd. says--"The wheat
crop 10 this county looks adnifably
well, and IN such state u forward.
ness that The 1y - not dreaded by the
farmers We may confidently look
for an abundant crop"
The Willisms2oTt Banner states that
the following 10 the amount Of produce
boaied from that place ~ the way Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Tor
the markets below. Tor The 6Isl quarter.
sndisg June /.
1904 Bushels Wheat,
36. 262 DO. Corn,
1872 Barrels Flour,
2,Go3 Bushels Rye.
l,72l Barrels Wbiskey,
900 Busbeis Cloyersssd,
2.4J9 do. Oats.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
II Tract Of L.l.N'D,

bounded by the lands Of Judge Tucker. Col.
Jame~- lite, iisnush Hurst, .he heirs OF
James Hurst. and Doctor MsEill. containing
29o acres, ; roods and u perches, or such
part Of the sad tract uG land ~ ma, be ne
ce,sary to pay the Sum Of - 2a7 80.
HENRY BERRY. Titu,r.
May 10 ls1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
Hons Hor Sale.

UuivE stock OF Or; qualify i0cs
z which wall sell low Tor can
JJtiN k\LlE.
Rab!tiown, May -. l-Is 81,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
CARRIERS HOTEL,
CharlcstOwn, Va.

HNlilS new, large. aud commodious House,
IL situated on the main street, n short dis
lance west OF the Court House, ~ now pre-
pared TO eniertsio company on largo scale,
IN the best style. and most comfortable man.
ner. Additions 10 the House have recently
been made, and the whole hIted up with a
view To accom- moda:e the travelling public
aud others In style aud manner unsurpas.-
ed at any establishment West Of the Blue
Ridge.
The proPretof'S ensaseme ni' at the Shan
noDdale Springs viii not interfere with the
arrangements Of tins IIouse--every depart
ment Of which will continue To be couHucie j
IN 4 maaaeE 10 insure entire satisfaction.
ISAAC y. CARTER, .lgeaL
MAY II i-1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
.NW for Rent.

TIVE undsrsisaed wishes 90 rent n.
Il ROCKS MILL, asar her re,ideaee o.,
the Shenandoah Ryer
MARY LEWIS. .lia'rr
q JssH n Ls,cl, ie'f
MAY }, is3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
w I,isLcy.

HAVE FOR sole II Avon D.,uuery. ADO.
d 80 barrel, Of " iIIskEY, some VI ai.e
Is old and VI excellent quality
JOIN kABLE.
Eah!e,own. May 81 ls3S -Jt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
SgLKS, &c.

Italian and Lu,csuirg : k-.
Fancy and other oo!oreI So, s Ti,rercc..
Super colorci Gross d. Franc,
NonS six Velvet,
Rich drIrs4 S~s, Nu,lius.
Plain aul fi-rred >N,ss Nui,.
Co'orci che ~vi-s Ng,u.s,
French Muslin. sud l.owas,
Nai-rtt ppuit De S.ie,
IauZr Ribbons. assorted Co''rs,
Muut.l Ui,hui- Bonnet Ribbons. l4ic.i aud
most fashionable quality
Splendid a,-ati,u.ut Of French, British, and
Donicstic PIiuis,
Black and v hfte thiuiE Lawns.
Super. tisck aud colofed Cahroes
Back, white, salmon. aad punk GRAPE,
Hack. white, pink, ard blue Satin,.
! 4 large assortment OF Brown Mgs''ns, from
81 81 - igc,
tsplendif 1.-orim.Ut of Blcsch-t Nls'irs
Ne" sli,e Gun Eil,ts SgsfeDtef,.
Cotton ard N,p 90.
Valencia auA BIotlc faces.
Thread, BJ.UInel, and iNoGs Laces,
( Cotton Cham f.cm No = 10 To-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue and 30 pursuance Of the Prov
~ siuns Of a Deed Of Trust f.Ou Thom II,
iloss,y To the subscriber, besrrS date the
irst DAY Of January 1873. and now otrccord
Ia the office Of the clerk % the County Court
FOR Jefferson County Va. viii ciIer Tor sale
al the door of Daniel ENTERS tavern Ia
shepherd,town, on saturday the 7th Iuly
next, two parcels Of llrd near shephc rd,-
town. frrson County Virgins, which we're
P'tr,.a. j by Thomas Ilesscy from Abrim
r.. wife, ouc Of which tracts les on
the we,g tide Of the road leading from Ship
herd,town 10 Hard scrabble, containing
- .9cyes one Rood and three Poles
the other on the es>' .tl- cfth- same ROAD,
containing Acres Rood and - Poles. 49,
retr., Ca.h. 4. !. LIE, jr. Tu.l:ie.
IIne ISlS Ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
A0biefosrn .1EiIfs.

HliE subscribers having entered ir,o
IL partnership Tor a term Of years, Ia he
MILLING BUSINESS.
at the ksbletown Miiis, they Will m a rev,
days be ready EOS The reception OF all kiud,
Of GRAIN, for which they arc prepared
pay the highest market price. Farmer "a 20
prefer grinding their wheat. can &c, four -
tae Mil, OF delivered AZ the Depot, Charlie
town, OF II liarpeTsFerry
II constant supply Of PigtSr, san F,tt
Sc, WiH Be kept on hard Of io'c pric.
Saving, and Piister grir1iug done IN =
best manner lad al moderate price, -Co-.-
try work done IN good order.
"e nope, by strict attention hnj promr
tudo. that cur friends aui oil. e-s,omes, NJ
The Mil wall not pass us hy
JC.iN kABLE.
DAVID FUNSTON.
kahlrt0wr, July -. 1857
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
WOOL TED.

bHilf subscriber wishes TO purchase about
- three thousand PouEds OF WOOL
FOR which he will give Interchange l.in,eys-
or pay the ca>h II preferred. Apply az my
New stUGe-LoL.e a. kahirtoNn
ESKOM SLffER.
May ?, ls35. If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
(OOi,rrinG.

W. J. have ON bard good supply of
w Cooper SipN ipr Nh.,Sey Barrels.
Ilo-.hssls aaI TllLs B.rr,l, Also, stock
Mulberry .or Water Clo.. kec. SC The
above srtfr.e, mpV be had al u- shortest
notice aud cot ,Hc be-, description, A. te it-
tend keeping uumtcr OF hr'i-rite work
men. khBlE = PETERS
kab'etbvn, N1y 81. I-J- -Jt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
Public Notice.

a IL person. having claims sgairss BIO
N estate 0f Ruty't Waters. dee 81, sr, .e-
qurstsd 20 present them propcri, suiheni.-' ..
ior n,mcrL Those indebted Ia Jhc estate, IS,
please scule ths same ~iil.apt a, isN
JOlIN ". CATION .fl7
Jan IS 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
TRUST SALE

by virtue Of deed Of trust, executed 10y
- George Eouer, besrirs date lae 49,,
Of October. 1896. aud recorded IN The Coun-
~ Court OF Jefferson. vii hs oscrei. AZ pub.
lie sale. for cash. GA Saturday fhs pa day Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
For RcHT.

WILL rent. v Application be ms'.
= two eeck,. tho Dwcilins uoo.r i.,.t.
smii'i' shop, aud good sifjsn. pr u
leading q am thaTlestown 10 kel,s.. f.....
occupied ls.t year by Nr Beti vs.
To r"'i irtusfriogs sud sf@att arflHr..
"ti -lafafire - much walh b. D..
commercially 60.
joins W GATrg-
NsslI i-i4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
Guric;au,'s BaIsnm of Health.
P'efG' sdoH.y By JsAH $ .ihier. F,eG7let. va
'GyIIS valuable me licin. m,

u W Ssf'et y .'sa ~ ctt.i lCN.'lG
'I>IIS valuable me Iicine has 9Th
4 only been Introduced 10 TX
tie public shu1t Nrars, t' Vsrs- f-1. lNf--N
ou. V,it, 1t ths 80 .utry, .n hIb- Es<TSSNt1
r.,ls ~ p-ts,ns l,,,r us.,i a.. anH nj .,.lIilLIfl
isutui ts hvnlGctsi elects aal III - III III
oui ~ tcu eI,-sh.vc been 3, IN o. ME,itis9IU
nen,y cured OF the D,s,,cp,,a MitSi igHl
choices Nervous 1'rrrnor. io-- Mf0AtSJsi
meas at Sp'riu. pAlPI,.t,"n at Ii,s I'LL ~. .js9lN
Heart aud all those trans OF dis- IL f<1iill4IW
eases resulting from ds>r ier-.d SH - lltS,l5
condition OF the stomach aud Ii Nii-----. "
Ncr. arrangement 81 the objective finet,cr.
such - general debility or weakness. Giulrn,y
loss OF appetite, sour cTuct-iiors snd aeidtirs cf
he stomach. eos'i,rucss. u. al ache, isundiee,
h4tuleut and bilious elolie, Sc.
The proprietor does not recommend II o, most
patent medicines are, - ruTc-slf. aud ~hrn
used IS found wanting, that the public have got
- much deceived, thai ihcY can ,t-tctl, DC pre-
vailed upon TO trV atty more vliyh - not ti.
ease With this Bdsani of iieaitl, ., hundred, 81
persons have received the most hspt,, aud good
tN,ou. The proprietor ploducc II re-
1uircd tliv tC,tunoU'sls ~ msuy respectable per-
sOus. hO have been cur,d at ii,c sboye disease
The g. opl, To requests Ill tho'S persons that
are IN ete,i - the nay abovr described tnst,c has
tncjie,n- i'ir trtsl, aud iy sssur,s them that
they vii nut bc disappointed The prupri,t1r
assures the publie. thHt has B.lssrn uf Ur-lih D..
cDirrl' botanical 80 as sompssiiiOu, - perfect
~ ipnJtct. sud- r,n hr used bN boih seNrs Of
any Hse. 18th perfect safety without, any change
OF :. Ut Or diet
TIE pnhte s,il end f5r sale D., the follow
ing Dpis-'sis. Acrtts.
JOSEPH 9. MRS. H"tcrs- Ferry
LANES BRDH ". Cia,}r,ior.g
CHfRLES HiRPER, Sh-5Ley.Llsts,,
Feb. IS 1855 -6rt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

Mr.. Van Buren, has stopped walking
in the footsteps. He has approved
The law repeating the Specie Circular
issued BY hi llIus,Iious predecessor.
II he really oPprores it. why did he 10,
rcpea al II himself,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
CnSh for .Nrsroes.

WILL at all tunes give the highest prices
"a cash Tor likely young NEGROES,
Of both sexes, from trn3o twenty Give Nsa.s
Of age. Persons having hAoly ser'-n., 10
dispose 81, wE.l 10 well 10 call ou uo 90 BE-.
residence M Chaflcstowri and ary ,.
medication 90 wtitos Will be prompt, /.
tended To WM. CROW. =.
july p, l-l6 TT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
Wool Wanted.

a Ny qIlniiiy Of WOOL. viii be taken 10
~ oAclAuge Tor Goods =, ttr store Of ih, un-
d,,sie"c,l. WNI. ). LOCK & co.
NJ, % 1855
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Rnn ROnd .Noiicc.

a. end after sth instant fSspi ) the Pa.
W songcT Cars too Frederick Baltimore.
aud Washington, viii leave the Ticket Office
1t HarPers-ferry, al . O'Clock, A. " md
arrive ai BiiilmoTe aud wsshingion same
day ~ good time.
D. BECHuAN, .Ir,ni.
Bal. (, y. Il. II. 20.
sept ], 1896
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why. mother, almost every word
in Johns letter is spell, wrong. You
would not have me marry such u,an.
surely"
LA, Sal! Isuppose that's the way 10
spell IN tho town where he lives. They
have different, fashions to us IN every
thing else, so Isuppose they ate differ
cut IN that too"
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CLOTHS. So.


Blue, black, olive, brown. forest green. in
visible green, and Nsg.rts u other cOlors
and qualities % Cloths.
Cashmere. % various colors ard qualities,
Blckskiu Cashmere,
Slack, green, blown, aud other ca,sfs OF
summer Cloths.
White, brown. pam ac5 corded Dslin;s.
Real American Narleeas
summer Css,imcre., Lasting, of slI co!or-
Linens, eottons, sc.
Supetfrc llt.h Linens.
lri>h Linen, of an ,.!or,or qualify,
Csp,brtc Nu-li1s Book Nublus.
Bishops Lawn, Printed Laws.
>.,iu aud tlDe cheek, and Corded MJs.ias,
Iaekoret aud Null Mu,hn>,
super. STYLE Corded Pointed JaCkoaets.
London Prirtct Qu'try,,
super. Manchester Pi.is
81, l0i auI J ! Linen shc,i,rgs,
Dams-. Table Cloths aud >1rk,u,. assorted
siz,s.
Ct, "a ard II T4h't DiaPcr,
Birds E'e Diaper, French Lincn DTiilincs
Printed PantalVon leans, UuCksktn STRIPES
rsCc, Cheets and P!lij., - inl. 80 Cheek
Cotton ~. Linen thcSR., ASSORTED s.zes,
N,r-ci''e' cri.t- iogniauou Ml'itus,
: s'-rer aot extra suP-, Llu- and ye, black
French H,u. 81. 200.
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WOOL.

4 WILL give the highest price for fne su
u common WOOL.
J. J. MILLER.
June :, 1888
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The wsshibgtsa eerrsspoodsnt Of the
New York Courier & Enquirer give, the

The wsshibgtsa eerrsspondent Of the
New York Courier & Enquirer gives the
follo~ Jog report Of aide ,esns 10 the House
of Representatives,;
To-day Nr. Boon, ofIndiana opened
the debate IN behalf of the Sy2aiisrs.
and commenced by brief sllusion 10
his own entrance Into life. Among
oThCr things, he remarked that at an
early period he had moved with his
vile and children into the western
wilds, and tina, has neare', neighsor
was an Mgidn.
Mr. Ewing. ofIndiana. followed. He
remarked that il Was not his intention
to give the House history OF his life,
bu, when he did undertake it, he would
give the whole, and no, suppress .
part. As TO the fact Of his colleague
| Boom having for his nearest neishbor
an Indian, he did not think that ought
to excite the sympathy of the House
IN favor Of the squatiers, until II wa,
asceI,aired which had the worst Of he
association. "a. Indian or nav colleague
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Eronl Iron!
Ten! Tea! ira,

fN'lit sa1ftri1ef pays parteniaf s#l
70 Tbs article cod has ibs .Irst.t- ~ ...
ffmnE hn cusigmefs ard fts rlhI. rf
basreseitsd fresh suppiy Dftte E'LH-I SI
Tfsf he tss ever I'D lis ss4d 51It
bfiy 1ttis pc aiiohilon Or at0-e vta
h's article rtfy fspptsg. he sao s'sa Ger g
unaausiiy leo. J. J. MILLER
April 10. 1919 "a
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E'FTRN sod Flsx seed Oh. al.o T,s,o,l
- seed. Tor sale By
March l. 1883
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SO0lIS.

E.J'Hsirg gaIIS.
A = eNteIirot article i1- removing tx.
"a Iron mo,IJ, SOD frr,t nd other s'a,ns.
ifota 'iss. lsess ard other hpe goods. bestIJ
pat up o. ho,ss together 9Th
Aromatic sails
ffsckio Wash -Psafi Posief.
Poi, at = r4T n.1ts -Cguu Plaster,
psvj's ii4tf pye mo mes Gre.
Hair sni T0efh RrutLss '.rsaiea al
~ sTRltIH's D,vr size
Msy 3 tsgs
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Lg.EHIR.

DAVID JOHNSTON.
IulN IL l-lI-
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GOODS,

spR1N0 & sUMME3