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II. a. LI;VsERMORE.
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ftrOfice in the rear Of G. Kaltenbach's Jewlery
Store, opposite the Printing. Office. ss5
II WOULD state, for the information Of those
who may not be acquainted with the fact, that
BY having teeth, which have commenced decay'ng,
plugged with gold or silver, in proper manner,
they may almost invariably be preserved during
life. would also inform those persous who have
lost their teeth, well as the roots or fngs, that
they can have teeth inserted, by means OF gold
or silver clasp, Of All ndstructble substance, that
will not change their color, which will answer in,
many respects, the purposes of natural teeth. L
would also inform those who may be troubled with
that disagieeable disease, the Gum scurvy, that #
'they will give subscriber call, he will be happy
to nut then, inthe way Of eradicatinsit. To those
who may wish 70 have teeth extracted, would say,
that in performing this operation, generally use
Forceps, which give less pain by fur, than that
WELL KNOWN instrument, the Turnkey. As
have resided in Galena near four years persons
ton a. to my qualifications as a Surgeon Dentist,
vithoy. any direct references The subscriber viii
wait upon persons, who may wish il, at .hsi1 resi-
denccs. ss4f e75fA Il. A. LIVER MCRE.
GALEsA, Dec. 9, 1887. asst
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! NEW GOODS.

TUST reed per steamer Gypsy, large assort-
|eJ meat of HARDWARE, CUTLELY AND
of eyery-deScription, purchased
in New Orleans, and comprising in part the ollsw-
ing articles, viz:
Collins broad and chopping axes, foo-adzes, log
chains, ass'd patent corn mills, IL doz. wedding
hoes, coffee mills, COW bells, tea kettles, plough
names, nail hammers, steel yards shoyels and tongs
hand saws, Manila leading lines and bed cords,
cotton lines, Irvine, ass'd rifle pistol and gun
fints, white and painted marbles, brass and plated
spurs, nail and spike gmbets, cork screws, shutters,
plain and split percussian caps, sand paper, hide
whips, pack pins horse brushes; mill saw, raj tail
|pit, taper and hand saw files horse rasps, socket
chisels, moasseI gates; cupboar chest, trunk, bag
and pad locks: ass'd gua locks, and brass butts
and screws, Britannia and Iron tea and table
spoons, ass'd knives and forks ass'd pocket butch
er and scalping knives; table steels and carvers,
scissors, shears, razors, thumb and spring ancets,
razor strops, Britannia and wood shaving boxes,
shaving and tooth brushes, hair and clothes do
brass and plated snaiie bride bits, ti.'d and null
lin bits plated plated and brass s,irrups, assd
fish hooks and li.,es, bonnet wire, violins, violin
strings; peffumery boxes, coognes, fancy and COM
mon soaps, pomatums, BEARS oil, indeibe and red
inks, glass beads, finger rings, watch keys, brass
and silver thimbes, sewing and knitting needles,
assd Indian bells, silver pencil cases, penclleas,
silk purses, pocket book wallets, memora nduln
DOCKS, SAND paper, spectaces hooks and eyes, hand
mirrors, Indian glasses, toilet and Italia do. Web
ster's spelling books, Walkers dictionary, day
books ledgers, and blank books; plain aud ruled let
ter paper, plain and cap do. account do. ass'd
quilts, paste boards sealing wax, waters,
black sand pearl, vest and shirt buttons metal, pa
per and Florentine vest do coat but,ons metal do
neck, side and tucking combs, wood pocket do dres-
sing do. fine ivory do. flint locked rifles, single an,
double barrel1'd shot guns and pistols. 30 {
Together with many other articles too tedious
to mentions. Persons wishing 10 make bill at
Wholesale prices, would do well 10 call and exam
inc our stock, as we intend selling wholesale and
retail at a small advance upon cost.
2sA SCOTT T. TAYLOR
Auo,c+ e 1927
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Z QuigIcyt e Butterwortll,


Quiglcy e ButferWOrtll,
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
II tho public in general, that they have just
received an assortment
GROC ERR Els,
Suitable for family use, which they offer cheap
for cash, lead, or minefal--Among which will
be found e1.54 Egs ases
On Sugar, Coffee, Young II. Tea, ,,o,,5.
u Imperial, Gunpowder Souchoungdo.,
Molasses, Mackerel, Cheese, A
Crackers, Almonds, Raisins, Figs;
Loaf Sugar, Dried Peaches, ~
Dried Apples, Chewing Tobacco,
= Smoking Tobacco. Pepper, Allspice,
Cloves, Ginger, Nutmegs, Starch, Indigo,
Soap, Candles, Flour, Corn Meal, Corn,
Mustard, Paste Backing, Playing Cards.
Writing and Letter Paper;
Kegs Oysters, 10 barrels Porter,
French Brandy, American do, ,.
"a Holland Gin, American do,
Madeira, Tenerief1e, Malaga Port Wines
Aum, Claret in bottles, (sup.)
Lemon Syrup, Spanish Cigars, Melee do.
'sta Nails, Brooms, Flasks, Powder and Ink;
1, Stougliton Bitters by the gallon or bottle;
$500 lbs. well cured Bacon.
Dn Buque, May IL, 1886. ltf
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4 Jr3lYfytNas@JN Jtl@qlt Bll.,

YNliE Subscribers have just opened that large
and O,Conncll Streets. The house has been inn
proved at considerable expense, and j. now ready
for the accommodation Of Travellers, Boartiers,
and Families. II $50 ss,5se9 ~ (. 63,e5
I No troubIs nor expense will be spared bartender
it house OF, comfort and conyenience % those who
will favor him with call. His table will De deck
ed with the varieties of the season, and his bar
with the choicest Of liquors.
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MEMOIRS OF 4 SMART MAN.

Judge Sharpfellow, was born just like 9TH
er people are, naked enough, which peculiafi-
" cIung TO him till within recent period, ha-
ing in the mean time, contrived to pick up a
heavy stock of law bubbles, otherwise called
leeai ucquiremenfs, he contriyed in the way Of
o1ofessional services, to pick mp coppers enough
10 Keep body and soul together.
The Judge, at an early age, perceived that
the way 70 wealth and eminence, was by the
torturous path Of partisan notoriety, and there
fore became the active advocate OF those VINO
were popular and strongly seated IN public, o.
piniop; who possibly were not materially
Strengthened by the Judges adherence; but
the Judge himself well knew that '''iis bad
policy 10 cling to : sinking ship, and that too
close proximity is dangerous" ergo that once
within the vortex Of the political ruin OF 9th
-. the maelstroom might be possibly strong
hgh TO draw one down with it. 9
&FBy this system Of politics, the Judge wound
himself into notice, and 80 satisfactory did he
acquit himself in certain partizan manGuvresa
and such dangerous ability did he eyince IN
these political intrigues, that it became mat
ter of expediency with the ruling junta TO OBJ
tain for him the Office Of Judge in the Colony
of Michicania, and so sent him away IN "A GER
tain kind Of honorable exile. a.a nE
In this new capacity, we now find him pre-
siding over the judicial interests OF the WIS n,
COMA district, and but short time e,aPsea'
when circumstance occurred that begat Pecu.
liar suspicious, affecting his moral honesty
and his talent at 6nanceering, or 10 SPEAK PLAIN
Ily. yfehing. er;,:.;
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LovEns.--Every observer Of human
nature must have perceived that lovers
not only do not exercise the power Of
ridicule oyer each other, but they cam
not conceive that the idol Of their ina
ginations should be the subject of i.
AS intercourse in marriage connesfa-
miliar, and the little graces Of etiquette
are laid aside, the idol, though not wor-
shipped, becomes less sacred. She Is
mot the deity Of the temple, but of the
household; She is no longer the great
Diana Of Ephesus, approached alta dis
ltance with mysterious rites, hut one of
| the Lares, meeting the familiar glance
at every turn. This difference is 'nsy-
er felt SO keenly by awoman, as Wlacn
She first discovers thatiiteisa impossible
for her to appear ridiculous to her hus-
band. "A man who differs from MS
wife and reasons with her, rather ele-
Yates her self-loye; but the moment he
laughs at her she feels that the COLDER
bowl Of married sympathy biol "a
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WHIGcEnY UNMAsKED.--. Immediately after
the democrats voted down the outrageousIpro-
position Of Senator Merrick, deprising MI
foreigners, h0,reuer uo,lhy, Of the right pre-
emption, Henry Clay offered the following as
another amendment: 4s5si9
10 Be it further enacted, That all settlements
upon the public lands subsequent totbe. first
day of December, eighteen hundred and thY-
Ity-seven, SHALL BE, AND HEREBY
ARE, STRICTLY PROHIBITED; andt
President shall be-, and hereby is authorized
and REQUIRED TO cause all persons who
may settle OH the public lands subsequent 10
the day aforesaid TO BE REMOVED there
from. i9ahltsS0s
The vote upon tile amendment stood as fol-
lows, showing two or The wing candidates for
the Presidency directly opposed TO the best in
terests Of the West. NJ, 5ss,s., ~
Yeas.--Bayard, Calhoun, CLAY. OF Ken
lucky, Clayton, Cri,tenden, Davis, Knight,
Merick, Morris, Prenliss, Prestons Roane,
.Robbiss, Southland, Spence, ~ WEBSTER,
aud WiIliams-.-l7;, all wings but s.. 1880
Nays---Allcn, Benton, Brown, Buchanan,
Clay Of Alabama, Cu,hbert, Fulton, Grnndy,
Hubbard, King, Linn, Lumpkin. Lyon, Moa-
ton, Nicholas, lies, Norsall, Pierce, Rivss,
Robinson. Sewer, Smith Of Indiana, Upton,
Walker, White, Wrigb, aud Younger. all
democrats but Messrs. Smith and White.
We .fgft
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ORGANIZATION.

MESSRS. A. B. CARTER g. Co. of Natchez
lv1 hasten TO announce to the public that their
statement by placard of an embezzement by their
late Clerk, A. Il. WILKINS, is hereby altogetl,-
er and entirely recanted, and that they earnestly
request all Editors throughout the Union, who may
have published said Gard, to publish this their de-
clafation of the entire innocence Of the said A. T.
Wilkins. The teller of the Planters Bank has tn is
ingdiscoyered the amount missing, in the vault
of the said Bank, where it was specially deposited
by the said A. K. Wilkins, las he states on the
store ledger) or the I'd Oct. Repeated demand and
search had been made in said BaDk for the parcel
without avail--a positive denial Of the deposite was
made again and again by the officers Of the Bank,
and il was under a most unhappy combination Of
circums,a nces that the said Messrs. Garter g. Co.
issued the above placard, and have thus publicly
branded an innoceM with q charge Of the blackes,
guilt. They hope every effort will be made 10 give
the most extensive publication 70 this declaration
Of his innocence. 1890 -. ~, y, III ID.
Dec. &, s37.-Jan. l3, 1887. 3o-6t
= WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Teller Of the
Planters, Bank, do hereby certify the repeat
ed demands and denia!s as stated above arc true,
and fhat the parcel of money, after many ineffectu-
al searches for the same, was this morning acci-
dentallv discovered in tho vault Of the Bank. The
deposits was made ON the I'd October, aud the
sence Of memorandum on the special depd
book, is TO be attributed to the confusion and an
ETY. incident to the raging of,he epidemic. ear
nestly join with Mersrs. A. B. Carter L. Go. in re-
guessing that The creates, possible publicity bs CIV
- WIN. ROBERTSON, Teller.
Dec. 4, 1637.-Jan. 13, 1898. 3O-6t SRI
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sLIME FOR SALE.

DNHE subscriber respectfully. informs the citi-
zens Of Do Buqis and the mining country,
that he has now on hand, and viii constantly keep
sufficient quantity, Of good Lime for the use o.
the country. nro,,
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William w. COrielI,
.-aZ1ORNEY ar LANZ, s.
DU BUQUE, w. II.
Du Buque, June 3, 1887.
MEDICAL NOTICE..
DIR, hW{29r@ INg

LATE OF ALTON, ILLINOIS,
"AVING determined on a permanent resi-
dence in Du Buque offers his professional
service to the public. He deems il unnecessary 10
say moro, as his acquaintance with the diseases Of
this section of country, and experience of eight
years practices he hopes will eti,e hint aliberal
share Of public patronage.
DR.. Lurtoh will devote special attention to the
diseases Of women and children, and to operative
and dental surgery.
!. Office ard residence On main street, nearly OPP
posite the store Of Mr. Green Weaver, where he
may be found at all hours, unless absent on proies
s,o,al business. Private Office up stairs. -,
Du Buque, Oct T. l9-tf
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3. 8A@E WOOD

s3. 49gE wood
LAS on hand well selected assortment
Ill ofFALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting inspart of fsq @
eae Ready-made Clothing aH
se'a e Calicoes, Fancy Goods,
af Hard-Ware,1 Groceries,
3sat,aa "a Boots, Shoes, Tin Ware,
And a general supply Of Goods calculated to
suit the wants Of the inhabitants of the mining
country. All Of which he will sell very low
for cash or lead.
Nov. 3, 1886 Soft
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QUEENSWARE

i QUEENSWARE., e. : g 'a'a 4
US received, and now opening, Ia rye assorf-
81 ment Of Queensware of every kind, and for
sale low BY I. g ~ {, SCOTT 81 TAYLOR.
DEDSTEADS and Table, for sale by
ID Sep. Is e. LOCKWOOD.
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aAdllainistratOr's Notice.

Dec. I, 1S37.-Jan.. IL, 1888. 3o-6t bl
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GOODS AT COST.

TENllE undersigned having made arrange.
II mshts for change IA his business 10 The
Spring. will sell his present stock Of Goods
which Is very complete, al Cost, consisting
in part, OF the following articles, viz:
Super blue, black, and medley Cloths,
Do. CaSsimeres aud Cassinstts,
DO. Figured Merinoes, assorted eolors,
Do. plaid do. assorted coloEs,
DO. Circassians, do. do.
Super French aUd other cslieoes,
Super nerino shawIs. (Iong,)
Square Merino Shaw!s,
Worsied and Cotton 5hawIs,
Silk Shawls,
Black Lusiring Silks,
Plain and figured Gro. DC Maps, all eolors,
Psrisians. ell eolors,
Velvet, Silk and other Vesiings,
Hats. Shoes snd Boots,
A large stock Of Groceries,
Domcsilcs, &c.
China, Queens snd Glassware,
Az Of which, with many other articles,
will positively DC sold az cost.
To my punrtust customers return my
sincere thanks for their past patronage, aud
hope they will avail themselves of the pre-
cent opportunity. ~ we'll as the public gene
rally, Of getting bargains.
The arrangement have made, viii enable
ne, pfleF tbs 6est Of April next, az my rev
store opposite the Arsenal Yard, 10 furnish
my old friends and the public with Goods on
che best possible terms that they can be sold
Tor 20 The valley.
JOHN G. WILSON.
HaFpers-Ferry, Jan. 4, 1888.
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LAST NOTICE.

9NuERE are s,ill many accounts due 20
- Daniel Snyder, and Daaisl Sayder & Son.
unsettled although notice has been more
than once given 10 those interested TO come
forward aud close them. u Is absolutely nc
eessary that no longer indulgence be given.
therefore once more, and for the last time.
give notice, that unless these accounts be
speedily closed. shall be under the unpiea-
SAINT necessity Of placing them In the hands
OF officers Tor adjustment. Most Of these
claims are cf long standing, and now they
MUST Sc settled -Peaeszhly if I can. foreibly
ii must. DANIEL SNYDER.
Jan. Ie, Is3S-tf.
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Store al KnbIcrOlcHs.

~ FORGE z. CIIAMBERLiff having be-
M come the proprietor, By purchase, Of
ihe Store al KsbletOwn, lately owned by
lIe1ebowes = Siifer, viii continue the sale
of GOODS 81 the old Stand. lie respect
fully inViies his friends. the late customers
% the establishment. nod the citizens gene
rally Of the surrounding country. who may
want ems thing IN the mercantile line, 10
give him call. tie y determined 10 cell
great bargains. lie will keep eonstsntiy on
hand a good supply % articles Ia his line. end
pledges himself that be 0ili not be outdone
m giving inducements 20 purchasers. Pune
tuai customers shall receive tho usual credit
-and 20 sll who buy Tor cash, be viii sell
unusually lew. fis designs making large
additions 20 his present stock Of Goods, ~ .
short time, Csome Of which be has airssdy
reesissd,l Esd 10 ihs a.sza tine, will sell the
old stock 81 pst0nishinZiy l0E prices.
Tie vii keep constantly o. hand . supply
Cisihs. Csssimsrcs. Cas,ineis & yesllnEs,
A general assoftmeui q Domsslica.
Fsncy Goods, Shsuis, ffsndkerchisfs,
Catieoes. Cambfies, Linens, Musiias. &C.
Also- OHOC EniEs, such ns Coleo, Tea,
Sugars, &c, sod almost every sriieis N he
Grocrry liBo.
Also, Tobacco. Cigars. snuH. Bisekiag,
Shot. tsad, Hoissses, Ole, Copperst, &c.
also, shoeg, Hats, Csps, &c.
Hosiery ard Cloves.
The tsysml kinds of tVsFes,
Also, Liquors Of various kinds.
IN short, alnost svsFy ertieis Which j. gsns-
rally foeat n Retail siores--sii of which
b. w,li dispose n on sueh lsgns ~ already
uaned. either fof gold. silver, cutfcnt bank
notes. o. Tor tho mors fsshionstis eufrsasy
~ thlnplsstefs
Ksbisfosn, Fsb ,, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-15
COACH s. HARNESS

THE subscriber respectfully inforn. the
II citizens Of Jefferson county and thu
public in general, that he has enlarged hi.
Shops, aud having employed 6rst-raie
Coach Smith and good woFkmen in ell the
branches connected with the above business,
aud having also procured the beet materials,
he feels assured that no can make as good
and fashionable work a. can be made In thi.
section Of coun,ry-such As
Coaches. Charioffees. BaroueAes, Bug
gies, Sc.-i1iih Harness.
all Of winch he will sell 10 suit the times.
GJ-REPAiKiNG OF every description done
al the shortest notice and on the most rea-
sonable terms. All rev work warranted.
65-tIs shop is on the Street in rear o!
the urt-House.
HUGH L. GALLAHER.
Charlestown, Jan. -, Ie3S--Jm-
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PEDTdaE9.


CiANTfcLEEi wss bred ~ the late
James q Green. fsl cf Nnnsemond county,
Sa--foaled Ia i8ee-goi BY old Sir Archie,
out Of Blsck-Ghosi-- 1.-THE best brood mare OF
her day. She VAS got by i.ightfoots i'm
ported horse Oscar; her dam, Pail Box, By
the imported horse Pantaioon; her z. dam
Melpomehe, by DurWeiI's Traveller her z
&. dam Virginia, by Old Marx Anthoay her
<. Z. z. dam Polly BIRD. by the imported
horse Aristotle, her &. 6. :. dam Young
Bonny Lass, by the imported horse Jolly
Roger, out Of the Imported mare Bouny Lass
by Bay Bolton Dsriey's krabian-Bye
Turk-Tafolct Bsrb-Piace's White Turk
Natural Barb Mare.
] have said that Blaek-Chost was one Of
the best brood mares Of her day. In proof
or this, tnecd only state that. she is the dam
Of the following distinguished race and brood
mares; General WynnS Isabella, one Of
the best racers Of her day, land daui OF Col
wynn's f@e horse Anvil, Lady Washington
and Picton, )-Colunbis, (the dam OF Kate
kennon, Meg Dodd's and Miss Matte, that
beat virginia Tailor 4 mile heats on Long
Island)-all got by Sir Archie, and full sis
ters 10 Chandelier.
Chaniicleer MAS trained when three years
old by James s. Garrison, Esq, but IN conse-
qnenee Of an injury sustained in one Of his
feet. wheH colt, he was run only once Ia,
that race, though unsuccessful, ne ran with
credit. II was and still Is the opinion OF Mr.
Garrison, that but Tor his lameRcss lie would
have won the race.
lie was trained again at 6 years old by
Mr.. Garrison, but IN trial his foot gave
way sgsin, and he was turned out. Ia this
trial lac beat both Of his competitors.
RICHARD q. BAYLOR.
Feb. 8, Is3S.-tf
n. 0. Further particulars made known
hereafter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-15
COs,nsissfoscr.s once.

CHARtEsrowE, March TT, ISIS. {
65-PERSONS interested ia The above re-
cited order OF Court, are hereby notified,
that shalt attend a, my Oiiec aforesaid, on
Saturday, he 5lfi iEJ q his msa,s, for The
purpose Of executing ths aforesaid order OF
Court-when and where they ave requested
10 attend with any papers. &c. thai they may
have 10 submit, connected with the suit
X. WoRTHlNGToN,
March I, 1883. Master Conf.
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JoHM u. sHRoPsHIRE

HAVING bought G. ". IIammond's IN
IA ierest in The Stock Of Goods, CORNER
" Hammond & shropshirs's,) informs the
public that he intends 10 carry on the Mer-
camille business in Mr. Sadier's Brick House,
opposite !. n. Carriers Hotel, where he hopes
TO receive n call from his friends aad the
public generally. Iie Is thankful for past
faTors, and hopes, bj unremitlins attention
TO business, to merit Continuance Of the
same.
Chsrlestown, Feb. 6, 1898.
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Coml l.l issiomer's Omce.

CHARLgsTows. March lsi. 1893. !
6SPERsOSS interested IN the above
Feeiisd order Of Court, are hereby notified.
hat shalfsiiend ~ the Office aforesaid, en-
Tuesday, IA ~ deg ~ .7pSh merit, for the
puFP0ss Of executing the afort said order Of
CouTt-when add where they are requested
10 attend with their claims against wall g.
DuDeaason, lawfully proven.
r. WORTniNGTON.
March ], 1873 .Nslfv Coai'r.
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BhAYgS l3DODS3, @OTNR13
slate Pencils, dc.

- eNrae
WUsT received end Tor sale, ~ !. =. N.
e. sifslthS store, Zoe Of Blank Books,
Quits, Paper, Slate Pencils, &e.. which were
bought 81 very reduced prices ADD will be
sold accordingly. u embrsess
qr qgario Blank Books, with and without
red lines,
2 qr hair bouad cap (isttsrsd isdeH) ~ish
and without red Ines,
fe a. half bound cap (tetlsred i1dsA) with
sod without rod lines,
Duodecimo Blank Books( viih atpajfsd lines.
coPy Books, Cyphering Socks, Pass Socks,
menoraadum Books ~ evefy sire, half
boapd, ahd 10 leslbss, with abd without
red hnes,
Day Booss and Lsdgsrs. whole leather. snd
hslf bound,
5000 ouiIls Or diasfsal qualities, uausuaily
eheap,
1000 Sists peueiia.
ANIMALS Coz 1883.
Bibles, Prayer Books. and fiyma Books. &c
Selfish 1hisis. Thaddsus % WafsaW Three
epssisFds, Bsndn's Brtte, homanss Of the
Fcfesf. iluH ogix03te, Don ssbsstisn. Iiun.
Esfign Brothers, Linuermsus. Solitude, Ara
bian Nights, ChiidfeH ~ The Abbsy, Ngsfe.
fies q Udolpho; 90 ~ the asn,s sfas, End
bound 20 a 10 nsks . uoifofm - " books.
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price than they cas- be bought Il retail foT
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Jan. a., fs33.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-15
Clarke Ccensy hand
FOE SALE

TNHREE HUNnRED AND TWENTY
n ONE ACRES OF LAND lying sbsst
two mikes east from the opeqaon. sdjolsins
the land Of AR. Ionss. (for@eriy chsrlss
Butlsrs.) end The land Of Johs tisy. aud
oihso- Two Hundred aud Twssty Acrcs
cleared aud under fence, the balance IN Tim
Der. This land lies we'll 10 the morning
sun, aud very little broken with stone. Any
person wishing 10 purchase will apply 20 Ds-
vd Fry, Jr. OF Lewis Fey. living near smith
Geld, Jefferson ceaaty. Va.
ALSO,
One House ana Lot. IN the town Of Smith.
Geld, two stories high. and opposite DR..
Samuel seholiey's residence -,.s-,.
Feb. -. l33S.-tf.