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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

Has, City saloon, opposite 81 Pnuis. .sNE
Ca'man's Automaton Lady Minsirel-This beautiful and
truly astonishing female figure anything kind
Ever eahih ed large as lite, hea.es ana The che
like one the act OF respiration, mprrsses behoder
with the idea OF its actual existence with exquisite nd aeon
rate taste execu s,aficiy airs mens on
ifr sccodon After which will exchangs accordion for
GUITAR boo gracefully al and play ysni-
ms 81 with Mr. Coleman The joint performance upos these
Instruments beisg, they entirely dm lar with Ne one
performer human and the other have asienhrd
ana delighted the most ncTeduous. canary, wabiag the
most exquisite sof sog gan being h figure and
several other auionain be-
their Truly remarkable and astonishing performances
Amongst the beautiful moving oioamas Hanine TONS the
grand asd vivid Of the Great shin prous
~ dasng round the Sirius whilst ANCHOR
received on each night OF its performance audi
seces, Win nceanations OF continued applause. These
popular and terestng Evening Exhibitions reopen Ths
hvcnng and VIII cont@ue durng the crowded
ana dssted audiences who visited these Doran for FIVE
seasons wh the Efforts and cost the propres's
used render them sl more brilliant formerly prumi.
continuance Of their Prvss boxes nav A
all times he ecured al Tive Saloon Tick boxes cts
- cents Children accompanied with
parents hall price, Doors open III Performance at
"su Pedo myIy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16


ABourIoSIsM, TYRASSY CowARDIcE, MONOPOLY,
AND MoRMoSIsM There has been strong disciplin-
ing in the New York Methodist Conference. Not
less than four preachers suspended on accouR'
of their views and sentiments on the SUBJECT OF aoo
tion. These were found guilty OF INSTRUMENTATION IN
attending the Anti Slavery Convention al Uuca-
Now we are no advocates for the abomna6ie IDEA OF
amagama ton or immediate emancipation but we 90
think that the Conference acted very tyrann'caliy,
and in opposition the spirit OF Methednm and It's
laws on that point. We censure the Conference ioi
insisting on pledge that these ministers would take
no farther interest IN disseminating abolition vews
Notwithstanding said ministers declared pHbhcly that
thew were abooniss at heart, and loved the cause
and we also blame these preachers for signing the
pledge How could either party 90 this with clear
consciences? We thought our John street brother,
as alse brother Plum possessed too much moral ceur'
age and independence to succumb In this way we
feel strongly opposed too to the idea that the Bishops
should hold all the money and property of the Meho
dis, Episcopal Church in their own hands.
There are doubtless hundreds Of good and sensible
Methodsts in the United States; but, on the other
hand there are thousands..who are very weak minded
and deluded men. If any one wishes an instance OF
this last fact let them enquire of the Mormons from
which of all the religious denominations, have they
made most conver,s2 and they will tell them from
the Methodist, ten 10 one.
JERSEY BLuEs!-HURRAH ron THE JERSEY GIRLS
True BLuEl-The pretty village Of Washingtonvllle,
Railway N. J., has been in state of excitement FOL
sometime past We sent Ariel there, and he found
II was in consequence of so many OF the pretty girls
getting married Several young men of our city vls-
ted this place, and have disposed Of their hearts The
Girls are tired of "slngle blessedness." Mr.. D-y
connected with one Of our military companies in this
sty, which unfurls the banner of Montgomery,
has made this place the field of his "bombardment,"
and has made conquest of Mics Mary Anne NJ
tall black eyed belle of this village; she had suitors
many for her hand-Mr. ID. was the only favored
and accepted one he bore the palm of victory from
the aspiring grasp Of his competitors, and che 10
the most happy maa." The bride looked lovely on
this interesting occason-her bridal night She was
cool and collected. Her bosom was heaving and
throbinR the whole of the evening Such voluptuous
eyes-such a form-she looked aneushingly loung.
ing, for the desired and happy effects Of married
lady. She is just entering INTO the stage OF life,
where all her good qualities be seen. May she
live lorg and help forward the population of our
country. -
This village isa very pretty place, and our city
beaux should pay il q visit; there are many pretty
"peries' there, who deserve the encouragement OF
the young men ofour gay city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16
I,o THE PuRLIC-pR. pE AroELIs, f.rusrlv

TO THE PUBIlC-DR. Ds ANGELS fer. erly :
practitioner Of r,-dcns IN The public hospitals ~ Naples
and member ~ The Medical Facu of the city 81 New York
where he has been practising pfysc since W year 'ss COZ
usoes TO consulted Al his s~r No " FELTON, 81 neary
opposite Church This rs,shlshment iniendsd or t
pshc good against the deuson of empires w IN mpor
sn s.,neh ~ prscce ~ crrslr nise,.e sns rhenmsh
affections Dr. De Anges hes b~er singusry succen snd
the terrible effects ~ those -sordrr have Wqu'n ally
been cured by him IN short ~ tne ~ sut ncsnve
nisnce the patient Ohss ueons chronic ahctrns GER
In the hrost pans the ska sunnes " the Joints and
pains In The ihs dehy torrsh~r Wit fs'n ~ nurrnu
evils arising fro" gi"ct imprnperlv' uring ~ ,sr n
sdous m,sds given To- his mode ~ treatment IN
aim incredible His success In great -easure
sttributsble his ve vrretsbr svrup ~ saba
and other appropriate med which, whilst they eradicate
Of disease The emsc rted patient 70 hsb
and new vigsr
The mos eauvocal referenc~s wi W. given by The sub
eriber necessary, 70 perspns ~ 'he ,e.veIspv
vs. All Or. De Angels fas,iy medicines may b. bod ~
his Office nv ioius
II UO K ulND .as, l. nth .-sor 81. ny
mvS tfe and IVA Nassau ~
p'NDEss' ihU>k AND DANbBJx
" y CAmPBELLL PFpSsE
myieu iioaad liz Nassau 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16
THE GakATssr DISCOVERY OF TH e

THE GHk ATbsT DISCOVERY OF TH
PRESENT DAY, ~ universally allowed 10 be THONGS
Compound Fxrnci 81 Copsibs and sarsspsria tbe post
inasle remedy discovers 70. sll sesus asess The
hgb estimation this edciae has obtained
feur n crisros u,nepse mil
ity has acquired the fsmr IN sIroe y, ps of
Europe; tbas br Examined approved ~f snd sanctioned
by the faculty Of eicne, and recommended By mos, en-
inen OF the ~ ofesso,.
One this preparation enjoys shove I'll 9TH
10 portable FORM PM IN pos. mode In which
he taken being 10th Easy and pleasant It's tasrles ma
with resurrection diet from daily bu-
mess Travellers especially would find this sledcir. highly
osefol srd ought never to be nnprovdrd with
possessing the advantages which pr-s~r, ono
Accompanying "a. aricirs pamphlet splsnsiory OF the
~ren dis~ases withop extrs arge con-
tanning uI and spe directions contsr, no mercury
Price ~ SO per not
Prersr-d wv . y rhorn~, Chemist London and Cor sale
be Dehir 40 Broadway souilisrd Deue, 2Y,rh Roe
and sal broadway. myi6.im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

TNFLU ENZA. COUt;H-, COLDs. PUTk I'd
Sore Throas kbe umstm, all Cutan die such
Salt Rheum, Eryspcas scrofuoss Eruptions Ac BE-
by the Doctor JAG ksen's Medicsted
vapour Bshs 2oe Bowery, where vlers may be
mo.tea with BAH ., FIVE minutes notice. everyday from
sociock, A. NJ an,i II O'Clock In the evening.
NJ b. 0snieel "a, nshrd apartments, with board and the
best ri provided for invsids who wish put
themselves under Doctor Jsckons treatment and his Msd
Gated Vspour Baths II is mention, these Baths
have Resemblance To the ThomsonaH system
mepl M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

SALT ATsE BAT HS-Now open a, Castle Gar.
- Gen. and on The Nortf River, Canal street Family
season tckes, 3d. srge ticket S. checks o. adn ION
dollar; ana IL for 1--WE dollars single rs cents
baths, NC. -" - '>'
The advice Of long experience be had establish
mems, and VIII be freely all De ior beatb
and cor for ,hrous this simple ye uxsry ir2 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

Il and % Wall street
$1,000 Michigan,
5000 Al ,har,a and Indiana,
100 Ono, linos and Kentucky
800 Georgia, and al other bank certificates
q The best rates.
Orders selected for the purchase and sale of kinds OF
locks and seeurities mv0,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

Irroa our Rvesing kdinoni
" The following ana picsresqsr posn ssas ,.'e
romance ls~ly publishe> n England f"'''sa ny -.
~. re-, f.,or,h rev.we In 81 the oscga psrisd
ea ana mss, Re ro~ssss Of NEST interesting
Tn. ns.m h-,o :, . syecinen would besPssk u much
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

SEIxAs Cr.sr 81 has hssd very superior 20, u
- old HAVANA Sugars
ioocvo Noreago 10 half quarter, eighth and tenth boxes
which are old ssd nigh hsvored, beng msau
,. . tsc'ured from picked tobacco.
100000 Descompsneress,
sos Rionas.
soo~s rrinc. pi, Of the genuine Novsi Tosscco.
5eso0 La Norma
900 Csnones
. iemo Princes Ladies' segsrs
so, .rsoo'o Dosamigos, Peors, Moreno and Congress
srgsrs Which superior tbs, res ~,
years-sn FOR sale wholesale and ret IA, "
Snusus merchants would do we'll by csIliag
my<0-'n' SEIxAs.
NV YORK. TAT RsAIIa-Tac n,on,,.
tor Of this e1sshnsnt wishes ~ inro, .m.p y
md sungrrs vsrg the city, thst he inters. =.
saad ene' o. carriages and harness. ne ssd
A.c variety Of horses single ssdn pairs Tor p,.,. and
public sale. T.'' ~"
Horse, either beugb, sold On corml..ion
,. MOORr, Proprietor.
n Liberal sdvsncrs mrde manufacturer. on ra,y.
g~s Ief, =, ~ W. establishment for sale. o. M
nv q 3,awnn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

Al Rule. holden In the Clerks ofies OF the
Circuit Superior Court Sf Law aud Chan
Gerry Tor JeGsrson county, the hrst Mon.
day 10 March. 1883
Hsasy .NiesIsy sad .Hary Ais wifs,
AGAINST
JoAn Maurice DangAsTfy. Hassiifoa DaAelerfy,
Ssaaei DaWgAerfy. .4nn D-ugAerfy and Hs'.
ley DsvgAsTfy. ASirs aad asi, ibuiees S1 JoAa
Dsushsrty. died. and JOAN 7. Coekus ana
Edsnsad T. lee. ". DEFENDANTS,
~ CHANcERY.
TINE defendant. John Maurice DsugheTty,
4 not having catered his appearance, aud
given security according TO the set Of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this eoarti ssd II sp
pcsTiug by satisfactory evidence that he il
rot an fnhsbitaRI Of this country n Is oSder-
ID. that The said defendant do appear here
on the 6rst day Of the next term, and aps~ei
the ball OF the piainiiis; and that copy ol
this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper Published IN CAsrlesto~R, for
months suecessiveiy, and posted at tho from
door Of the Court-iiouse in the said town oil
ChaTlestown. A copy-Tesie.
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
March %, Is3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
store at KnbFefolcm.

~ FORGE +. CuANBERLIH having be.
IN come the proprietor, by purchase, OF
the Store at kahletown, lately owned by
iiCilebower & Slifer, will continue the sale
OF GOODS OF the Old Stand. lie respect.
fully invites has friends, the late customers
or the establishment, and the ciiiEenS gene.
rally OF the surrounding country. who may
want any thing in the mercantile line, Ia
give him n call. lie is determined TO sell
great bargains. lie will keep constantly on
hand good supply Of articles in his line, and
pledges himself that he will not be outdone
IN giving inducements TO purchasers. Pune
tual customers shall receive the usual credit
and 10 all who buy Cor cash, he will sell
unusually low. lie designs making large
additions to his present stock Of Goods, in a
short time, (some OF which he has already
received and in the mean time, will sell the
old stock at astonishingiy low prices.
lie will keep constantly on hand a supply
OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassiuets & VestinEs,
general assortment of Domesties,
Fsncy Goods, ShSwls, Iiandkerchiefs,
Calicoes, Cambrics, Linens, Muslins, sc.
Also Gk0C ERIES, such as Coffee. Tea.
Sugars, Sc, and almost every article in :he
Grocery line.
Also, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff. Blacking,
Shot, Lead, AioIasses, Oils, Copreras, &c.
Also, shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
Hosiery and Gloves,
The several kinds Of Wares.
Aiso, Liquors Of various kinds,
In short, almost every article which is gene
rally found ia Retail Slores-all OF which
he Will dispose Of on such terms as already
named. either for gold, silver, current bank
notes, or Tor the more fashionable currency
Of shinplastsrs.
Ksbletown, Feb. /, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
HARDIN BURNLEY.
WILLIAM l. WHITE.

PAMUNKY, WheR = yearIing. vss lame Tor
three OF four moo,hs, IN. thiak, his right fore
loot supposed - Vas from kick Of mule
colt that II as ia the Sams psNute y i,h him -
lou may remember that. hes, 6rsi tut in train
'ng, alter sny se,ere exersis~. that leg IHnrd.
aud always thought Il vas S~ing Isll.c injury 1
have mentioned. IL was in that lrg he broke
doSn. IsiWaJS doubted uhrfher he woul,l tot
tail there circumstance Which made me more
~iIllug u pat ith him before bis hrst rssr-and
preferred a, Hing h'm Ca you y no knev III the
circumstances. Your most ob-,i,vit s-rvant.
WILLIAM e. NICKuAM
Major In. DGswELL Sk March. 1855.
~ The season has commenced
and will end on the lst day OF July.
Clarke Co., March Is, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
INDUSTRY. IR.

a THOROUGH bred son u old Industry.
IA bred by DR. Charles puysli. Of Prince
George co ND, will alsostsnd at my stable.
at Dieea D0iiDs the single leap. 70 be pad
within the season: ifnOt paid then, the season
price will be charged; T,r,afy.Ers Doliaitho
season, payable on the first OF July, and To-
~ DolsTl 10 insure, payable - soon s. The
mare - known 10 be with foalA psriiaE with
the mare, her death, or irregular attendance
at the stand, forfe,ts the Insurance.
FwrT CEsys cashiO the groom, 10 be sent
with each parc.
INDUSTRY, Jr. Il . beautiful dark bay,
- hands , inches high. wears old ,b,s
spring. out Of Lo1isa Scmmes, whose pedi-
gree can Be seen below.
HECTOR BELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

TRANSPORTATION
on TIE
BWeinehesfeF and Potomac
RAIL ROAD.

wmcHrsrea a Poroaao n. Rosu Orricr. ,
AprH 20. i7l1. 4
VHilE Pfesident and Directors Of The Coni-
N pany have established The following
rates Of toll for ifansportstisa 20 be hsresf
ter eharerd upon this road VIZ,
DESCENDING TRADE.
Flour pee barrel. iscts
Bar iron. nlooms, Pig Iron. casiings. snd
i.aad. psrion, 80 50
Wheat, Rye, nye-meai. Corn, Corn-mesi,
Oats, Buckahest.mesl. end nil Other
commodities. per hundred pounds, Slcts
ASCENDING TRADE
For Plaster pr toa, 47-
sali sna Sailed fish. per 100 poanis, i0,is
herchandizs, snd 90 other commodities, PEI
hundred pounds, Iicts
~ additional charge ~ 2 cents psr barrel
On aaur, apd 4 eents pef one hupdssd poands
on 30 other articles. via ~ nsa8e a ihs
Winthesief Depot Tor receiving ed for
aardipE. Bg order % tie noard,
JOHN BnuCE, Fssti1sal
Winchester, April s7, 1917.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12

Pfiaos Css.gs Cosnip Mech %. 1897
Dear sH.--rbs beg coli ihdastry d. now
IN your Possession. uss put % training the
faH q 1885, bui uhs turned Qua ia eonss-
qience of being seiaed Eish ths solts d.
ismPsf ~ 80 ,ststsrsts ehsfseisg. fef - his !.
he did not recover for i9 rlonihs iasi faif
pui him h irsiniag sEsiH. ard sfiar 3 few
weeks preparation gise hisn tee mile trial
wHh Prince George, bn hslf sroihef, d see
cieaeiy contested apd rssfgfmsd u good
ine % aos DOT rePratsd in eoassqYsnes
~ indH'tFy. ~ ferrieinE ~ injury N no
f'ghtfofe sncle .hs ~ not ga snatbsf EslioP.
en-, tir, psTy repeatedly goufs.
CuAHLES DJVALL.
e. GeRllemen ssndinz mares by ser.
wants. must trHdsr vfAlen directions
which horse they ere % 20 10.
Clarke County. March rs, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
THOMAS BOSWELL.
Hanover County, Va. Feb. Iss, 1858

We do certify, IN the spring Of $50. ct Major
Thomas DuaStu't, ~e saw = itial II two miles,
snd ti''h single m'lr. Will, D.ysr,i aud P.mun-
~ 'i'r ioturr wa eOnsi,lsrtd frat rate two
n'Ir hor.ei Psmuhky bcsI Bss nrd the 90 miles,
r""h'nS 90 tie rear for . miles; ia h-If hour
alter, they ran mile. sa.i Pamnnky beat Hay ard
lee feat We believed Parataiky 60 be better
horse 1t that time than Hay ard, the two mites
were run IN 3'n. STA aud tlbe male IN IN. sss
We believe PsDuaky YEA i,jared in that trial,
and ,n lev weeks after broke down.
Given under mir hansistI 23,l slay Of Deem
ber, 1852. CHARLES THOMPSON, Jr.
HARDIN BURNLEY,
WILLIAM 4 WHITE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
NO CURE MO PAX.
PRICE 81.

q FICTION. This extraordinary che
~ meal com position the result uf - ienec agd
tlr invention nf celebrated medical Han. tlIe
Introduction of uhith 60 tbe public ~ss invested
9Th the s0icmniiy of arsih-bsd lsgglrst. las
since COINED reputation unparalleled. toll, slfs-
tsuiug tl,e correctness oi the srpcn,ed Dr. Grid
ley's Last eonfess,0 that lee dared not dc w,ih-
oct giving 20 postcrity ihs bsncit of his knov =
ledge on tiis SUBJECT sbd hc therefore ..rquesi-
cd 90 i'is freud and sitcBd4ut Solomon Hays tl,e
trrrrt II his discover
Il Is nov nsci ~ tie pri6eipai bcspitait, sn,i
the private prae,c be- Our count y. hrst sui most
rrriainly foF the rurc ~ tie Pitss and also -
extensively SUI ,lreiBsiiy - o. bsine erg,lul,ty
uuless vhcrr its rdctts arr sHnrssrd. Erlsr-
Hagy 10 the foiIovias complaints
FER Drop'y -Crvs,'ng extraordinary abtgFp-
ton II oscs..
~ tssel.Hgs - Ile,lasisg then, ~ = feu houra
RhsHaahf1i. --Aeuss OF CbFOuie, gi,iag g'ii, \
cssc.
Sore Throat --Ily cancers. ulcers ~ solds
CrsHP aad Hhssfay CsHsh-Esteruslly,
and ostF the chest
~ Brniscs. Sbraiis md Bisras. suring IN =
frs hours.
Sarrs and Lioers -whether fresa or long
ttsusitur. sud irypr s1trs
iit OPERATORS ui,on adults and sltiilrra in re-
dueinE rhcumaiir ssrlipgs .sud i8ss,.itug rnushi
and tiFl,tnrss ~ dee chest ~ reisxsiisa a n,c
rafts. hes been saril tsinr Jrt 1s,l eli,, s,.t, 49,
lhe soluulou rvrnark 81 ihsse sho hsfs ss.t. u
ile Fitts. b., " h sets hkr ehsra"
IHk I'flh.S -- The pFier 81 % rtftaflrd %
sny pefsnn sh1 uili ase haflis ~ fsf r. fsai-
riert a. ii- psies snd rrtars a. raatiir hofiis
uithHui hriHg cured 4 hetr see ise fsrsiiite CO. 10
dsft ~ usc pfoi4irtar o. si,e sgratii snd oia ~
H,any thoussuds t1id, noi us hes i,es, us8serss-
fui
Wc misi, int.rt retGf,ste, % sny i~neih. L,a
prefer iltsi tase uh5 tt it sttit o. slouii t1ii-
BE- ihe oriE'usi % puFtl,strs
C.ftrTIO.F'--N nas ssa b. rrauins uiisost
,i,l-siitd ruEfstrti sr.ls.rr. - ahit, o. fns
nsia,, siid Hisa D.gf y ~ ir,ag
SOLOMON HAYS.
IGsaid uhoieasic sui fttsH ~ Coutiast 4
90, Sole AgCias. Fleishef .sifsst. Deer kisi-
df1-isHe, ore daor biipa frsri.nrert Nru-
YEA, and - Gee U,Hzgiu in etrfy tasn ia 10.
Ugion. All rerritrsi = lUJNEK.
tisrl-era. fesrs, Nar ~. taIT --fta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
HECTOR BELL.
Ifrhinriln 90. - ln- -

W aIHIhIifn Guy, sIeTcH 10, IbaII
Dear SIR - send you tho pedigree of
Louisa Semmes. the dam % Industry, jf-
She was by haiIer. her dam by Oscar. her
grand dam by grey Doomed, her &. gisnd dam
by Usli's UnioB, her Z. & grand dan, by -
iheiio, Juuifer, Aiouoa's Traveller. SELMA
BY The GoJolphin Arahisn-- thi. - true cory
u certificate Of Mr.. George Semus,. tsr
Owner, and viii venture 20 say . richer ped.
gree cannot be produced. also send you
certihrsie q his training and tfisl Prince
George beat lssi fsil his half sistsr Aiaissls.
Of whom 700 have heard, % three heals. four
miles, % bsing her hrss rscs nat season sts
Afterwards beat Iippus, Poet Boy. sud others.
DC Pieased % accept NJ best wishss for
yourself ard Industry jr.
f0urt, very respectfnlly.
CHARLES OVAL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12
LAST NOTICE,

NHERk are still many accounts jus 10
- DaIsiei Snydsr, and Daniel Sayder g. Sen,
unsettled although notice has been mote
Than once given 10 those interested 10 come
forward aud close them. u ~ ahsolutel, ue-
eessary that no longer indulgence be given.
therefore once more, and for the last time,
give notice. that unless these accounts be
speedily closed. Ishali be under The unples-
sant necessity Of placing them in the hands
of officers Tor adjustment. Most OF these
claims are OF long standing, and now they
MUST Dc seHied -Peaceably IL can. forcibly
f must. DANIEL SNYDER.
Jan. is,Ie3S-m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-12


A BEAUTIFUL. dark brown, q
"A sixteen hands high, Of foe fsE1-TAN
form and action, - years old IH~
this spring, full brother 10 old esAeS1AIS-,
Isabella. THE dam OF Anvil. MsrIha WASH
ington and Picton,) will stand the ensuing
season, commencing on the lst of-Nisroh and
ending on the 1t Of July. at the stable and
under the direction Of Thomas G. Baylor.
one mile from Leetown, Jefferson Counts.
virginia, Immediately on the Smith6eid aud
Shepherdstown Turnpike road, at S25 the
season, which may be discharged by the paw :
ment Of SIS, if paid within the season, and
$50 10 insure a mare in fO5i. Parting with
the mare or irregular Attendance at the stand.
f0r(eitS the insurance. In every case. 81
(eash) toIhe gro0m,to be sent with the mare.
Gentlemen from a distance sending mares,
will please state by letter, whether they wish
them put by the season or insurance.. Ad.
dress Thomas 6. Baylor. I.eeiown.
RICHARD G.. BAYLOR.
March Is. IS3S
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JOHN IA. SHROPSHIRE

HAVING bought C. w. Usmmonds in
n n terest in tho Stock Of Goods, former
ly hammond < Shrop,hire's,) informs the
public that ho intends TO carry on.ihe Mer-
camille business in Mr.. Sadler's Brick House,
opposite I. ~ Carriers Hotel, where he hopes
TO receive call from his friends and the
public generally. lie is thankful for past
favors, and hopes, by unrcmiiIing attention
TO business, TO merit 4 continuance OF the
same.
Chat!e,tovn. Feb. &. isas.
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NngEIlUfHo

TIVE subscriber has tshen Mr.. JAMES
n FLoRI into pkrtnsrshIp In the uercan-
uie Business, which will hereafter be esa-
dDeted uadsr the pane OF KErES x Fl-oRE
The undersigned u very DESTROYS Of elo.-
ing bis former 6usiness wilhoat delay. iIs
rsspeetfaiiy sOlieits all persons having &C.
eounts With him 70 settle them as soon o,
convenient. Mr. !. A CRAIcuiLL Is al
thorised TO make settlements.
HUMPHREY KEYES,
Chsrlestorn, Peb 2, 1888.
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PAMUNKY.
HHHIs spIendid. u.eroarh-

WIS sptonotu, uforough-
n bred. -nd snpev;or stallion. ~
bred b William r. Wkkhsn. 81 t,5k-lH
R,ehnsond. Scsa,ifal bioo.i ley. VT
us,h bissh hcEs rfase sec tail. 10 s-Ark5s~A-S-,
~hiie sbou, hinr exeepsa sassil asr IN the fore
head. isli fifteen hsads and ihrCe inches high. OF
great be-viS, enc Awe sud bora. whose prsi.wrxs.
~ vIi be seca b~lou. is NOT sar,,as.rsl Ly sry
horse. S'h sisosi the Prvseot scssca q my s.hls,
arar Wlnehssisr. N,rg.sis. q Fifleea DsHsrs
ne sfsf's tsup, q paid within the s-ason. ~ not
ps'l thea. The seasoa Isiee wil be thsrred.
Ii-snfs;ftc I)okiarf ne scasoa 20 h~ Paid Nv the
hrs' day II July. sud Fierfs IIslsrs fsr fRnpaser
In ~ PAID - - the mare - ksown 10 be ui,h
fo.l-Ps',ins ~,'h the msrr. Ler ic-sh. OF I,re-
gaisr s,,enil-nee At the si.ss. lorGsis the I.su-
rsRes- f'ity synts cash to the Groom, 70 be s,n,
Nth ersh m-re.
Isht~g tisto confederation tie hard times so,,
TO siiord iarmrrs ~ ~vll r-e-rS az oppartuu,,y
~ RAISING blood siOek frum Pamanky. I,.,v u,,
him Il much lover rsiee ths,, horss 81 NJ. h,sh
s,-a'iing s'.si fosi-grt,rr oash, 20 stand
Good psssurpEe snd proSrn,lrr I'd ,yrr, de-
seriPtioa I'll be furnished Cor msrcs fro,, dis
lance ON no'lsrste terms. Every possible s-r-
~ih he taken Co prevent arri,lents or eseapes but
N'l moi DC accountable Zoe them.
HECTOR BELL.