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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12
From the Episcopal Recorder.
THE LOVE OF GOD.

!! = 1ne oeclafa'iono' the Apostle yonn
=. ca s.t... ',.,..s =.
10 eIod Is, mat ne nrst loved u.s., -
NOW, wnsn was TINS love ilrst exniplledf
ouf neayeniy amer iashioneu man amer
RS ownsllkeness; ne Dreained INTO MIN the
breath o. i'fe; ne gave hum an Immortal
soul, ana thus, In peculiar manner, Ia
svoreo MN ABOVE the rest OF MS creatures.
Considering ms soltarlness ne furnished
nun WIN neip-meet, one WIN wnom ne
might eScnange snow we ana a'iec,'on,
ana wnon ne might ioye ana pe ioved Dy
= 2 surrounoeo nun WIN Y, every cosn,ort ano
napPlness PeIn.'.eo MN % nave Aaai'y M
.srcoufse WIN ms 3 mater YET e1a,eo MN
peYe me beasts q the Ileia an 40 me iowls
OF me ar; a'iowea. MIN 70 partake Of all
Things, save one--tne tree OF gooa ana EVIL
Inns was inc only res'.'cs'on; pug alass
.n's guy one was v'o'aseo aug tn g, OF
tug ien'p'er was regafuoo peiolVfne COM
mana q VOC Dut, even q Wnen Dis hoiy
law had been thus contemned, I'VE observe
ms love SHINING iorsn' ananeaiMs gracious
promise tna' AZ future gay me ye'sveref
shou.a Dc sent ana as m A9am a'lo.s,so
,na' IN ms saviour al snouio De mace a
i've I nat glorleou Us aay mas appeared; ING
pun o. righteousness mas risen WIN neal
ing IN ms wings, and we are permitted g
see ana 70 near 'nese s.mogs wnlcn many
p,oPne"'!s ana klngs peslreo 20 wt.ness, ~
VINO nn'sneo ,neir mottai career Delole .'.e
Giouos ana snaoows nae passed ana sape
prlgnt morn oawneo; n's = a. IS eAnlpl-
t.on q tnls ioye, 70 tnat wn''e We we're yer
s'nHers' uou sem ms onsy non = u'G =. e;
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12

SInA..-.- DEs fI.--- ms NV as
dressing on the morning of Monday, the
nth of September, Nicolson came into nv
room and told me that his master had awoke
in state of composure and conciousr1e IS.
and wished to see me mediateIy. Hound
him entirely himself though in the last ex.
IRENE of feebeness. His eve was clear
and calm-every trace of the wild fire Of
de'irdm eatingushed. .Lockhart, 'he said,
Il may have but minute to speak to YOU
My dear, be good nan--be virtuous2be
religious-be good man. Nothing else
will give you any comfort when you come
to lie here He paused, and / said, shall
send for Sophia and Amer NO. said,he.
don't disturb them. Poor souls!I know
they were UP all night-God bleess YOU
ALL, With this he sank into very tran
qnlsleep, and, indeed, he scarcely after
wards gave any sign Of consciousness, ex-
cept for moment on the arrival Of his
sons. They, on learning that the scene
was about to close obtained new leave
OF absence mtheir posts, and both reach
ed Abbotsford on the 10TH. About half
past +. M. on the 21st of September.
Sir Walter breathed his last, in the pres
ence of all his children. /. was beau
tiful day-so warm that every window
was wide open-and so perfectly still that
the sound, of all others the most delicious
to his ear, the gentle ripple of the Tweed
over its pebbles, was distinctly audible as
we knelt around the bed, and his eldest
son kissed and closed his eyes. Lockhart' S
Life Of Scott. -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12

REM OVAL We. understand that j.
L. Philbrook, Esq. has been removed from
the office of Postmaster at West Sdaey
and David Robinson appointed. Mr. Phil
brookswas a sJaeksonman when he was APP
pointed, but being an honest and sensible
man, he has became Wing. Hence his
removal
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-07-12

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
fAANl& BOOKS, 9UurGfsq,
slate Pencils, &c

HUST received aud Tor sale, ALL u
~ S'raitas Store. . lot OF Blank BooL,
ouills. Paper, Slate PENCILS, SC, which ~er.
bought al very reduced prices and will b.,
sold accordingly d embraces
o.. quariO Blank Books. with and wi,hov,
red lines.
qr. hall bound cap (ieItered fndexl with
and without red hines,
qr. hall bound cap (iettersd tadexl with
aud wi'houl red tines,
Duodeeimo Bisnk Books with Asps)red line,
Copy Books, Csphering Books. Pass Book,
Memorandu1 Books OF every aye, h.lf
bound, and IN leather, with and without
red lines;
Day Books and LedSers. ~hels leather, and
half bound;
5000 Qullls Of different qualities, unusually
cheap,
1000 Slate Pencils,
ANIMALS fur lsJa,
bIoies, Prayer Books. and HYMN Root, l.,
Scottish thiefs, Thaddeus OF LYSraSw .Thr,,
sPsniards, BsndnS Bride, Romance Of Inc
Forest, Don Qoixotte, Don Sebastian. Hun.
garisn Brolhers, Zihpermans, Solitude, Ara.
ban Nights. Children Of the Ahbe1. NN,t,-
RES o! Udolpho; all OF. the sane sae, ami
ooond 80 as TO make o uniform, set,of boot,
which will be soId together, for a smallst
Pricc ih'n-ihty can be bought al reisil for
IA Ballimone.
Jan, Is. 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
PEDIoRUE.

CHASTiCLEER was bred by the late
James q Green, fsq OF Nsusensond county
iA--foalod "a ls2s-got by old Sir Ache,
out Of Blsck-Ghos,-( the test brood mare Of
her dsy.) She VAS got By t.ishtfoot's ian
ported horse Oscar; her dam. Pill Box, by
the imported horse Pantaloou; her z dam
Melpomene, By Bur&elIs Traveller her <
& dan Virginia. BY Old Marx AnIiIony her
<. &. 6. dam Polly sird, by the Imported
horse Aristotle, her g.g. 6. dam iou~e
Bonny Lass, by the imported horse Jolly
Roger. out OF the ~, s.ss-i-1 --a.S .:oaa, las
by Bay Bolton-DarieyS Arabian b. eriy
Turk-TaGolet Barb-Piaee's White Turk y
Natural BarO Marc.
have said that Black-Gbost Wa one Of
the best brood mares'Of her d.y. Ia proof
Of this, need oely state that. size is the dam
Of the following distinguished race and brood
mares: General Wynn's Isabella. ono Of
the best racers OF her day, land dam Of Cpl.
Wynn's he horse Anvil, Lady Washington
and PIetOn, Columbia, (the dam OF Kate
kennon, Meg DoJd's and Miss Matte, that
beat virgiBia Tailor I mile heats on LING
Islandl -all got by Sir Archie. and fuil Sis-
tsrs TO Chauliciuer.
Chandelier wss trained when three years
old BY James S. Garrison, Esq, but ln conse-
quence Of an INJURY sustained IN one OF hi,
feet. when colt, he was rhn only once In
that race, though unsuccessful. he ran W i'm
credit. u was aud still Is the opipinn Of Mr..
Garrison, that but for his IaneBess hs ould
have won The race.
He.was trained again at years old b.
Mr.. Garrison, but an n trial his loot gave
way again, and be was turned cut. Ia Ihi,
trial he beat both Of hi competitors.
RICHARD q. BAYLOR.
Feb. g, ls3s.-if.
N.B.-Further particulars made knows
hereafter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22

TUE undsrslgbsd AsviaK u.a5. 49,,
u msnis Ter . change "a 81, bu,i,.,. -
srrseg. wiz cell kh prsssnt stock al Co.,
which 10 very eomplsts, q c.. soo'.',s
IN part. Of the follow inG srtirlss' "a,
seper blue. black, and medley Cloth,
DO Csssi@eres and csssiostts.
DO. Figured Merinoe., sssortsd solo,,
DO plaid do. assorted eolors.
DO. CiresssisDs, do. do.
SoPsr French and other cal,eoss.
super herino shswls. (iong,)
Square Merino shawI..
Wor.ted and Cotton Shawh.
Sdk ShawIs,
Black Lustring Silks
rla'n and h.ursd Gro. de Maps, ali color,
Fartsisns, ell color,
Velvet, s''s end other ye,tinx..
Hats, Shoe. and Boots,
large stock Of Groceries,
Domesti~s, &c.
Chios. Queens, end Gls.%usr,
All or which, with man, .,1.
al positively be sold sI coat
To nv Psaeiusl customer, I return m,
naeere thanks for their Psst Pairoosx.. ,nd
hope they ~ili avail themselves Of the pr,.
sent Opportunity ~ we'll - the public GEN..
rally, OF getting bargains,
The arrangement have made. will EMAIL.
ne, ster the hr.i OF April nexI. nj nv re-
store opposite the Arsenal Yard. To 6,,,,.L
my old friends and the public ith Goos, 80
the oes, possible terms that they can be sofa
for an the valley.
JOHN G. WILSON
Harpers-Terry Ian A Ia7s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
TRANSPORTATION
on THE
Wsistchesfer and Potomac
Rail ROAD.

wixcnEsTEH Il PoronAe u. RosD oFFIeE. I
April 20, 1897.
TKNHE President and directors OF the Com
N psuy have established the following
rates OF toll for transportation To be heresf.
ter charged upon ihi. --sd ~:
DESCENDING TRADE.
Flour per barrel, lscis.
Bar Iron, Blooms, Pig Iron, Castings, bud
Lead. per ton. 81 so
Wheat, Rive, Rye-meal, Corn, Corn-mesl,
Oats, BuSkwhest. meal. md all other
commodities. per hundred pounds, siets.
ASCENDING TRADE.
For Participation, 81 7S
Salt and Salted Fish, per 100 pounds, l0ei,
Merchandise, and all other commodities, pet
huadred pounds, llcts
An additional charge Of > cents per barrel
90 nnur. and "a cents per ono hundred pounds,
on all other articles, win be made at The
Winchester Depot for receiving aud for.
warding. BY order Of the Board,
JOHN BRUCE, President.
Winchester, ApTil ~, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22


A. Roles huhicu IN the Clrrk't OHiee of he Cir
eun SuPcfiOr Court of i-sv sod Chai,rtry Zoe
JrtIeTson Cousiy, he fret Moudsy o. FeLFs.-
-, 1883
George Pcabods snd ssmucI Riggs, Msfihsat,
sod Co-psfinsfs, trading under he name Of
Ps.bOsiy, hggs Go.
PLAiHIWFt,
.iC.lLs8T
John a. Msutz ahd John ~ Briru, isiely mers
rlsts I'D eu-perntFs, uading uildcF the hrrn
81 John 4. haniz \ Compsny snd Jssob Ben
nsT aud 1ohn hostjas, DEFEabAHra,
~ CHANCERY.
FHHHE defendants John A. HantE snd Johu
~. Bucu, not having euivred thsir 81.
pa anee, sod gitcn security sstorins % he 80
a. sasemibly snd he rules ~ giis sosirtt asl !,
spit sfirg by satisfactory ssidenrf thui they srg
Hut inhsbit.ffs ~ tbs county ~ ta gsbeHsk
Ihuf tee SGD aefsadsnts Do sppeur here - -
6rst dsy ~ ~ ssst tsrua cod snsurr ~ bill "A
TIE pisiniiHsi snd thsf = copy ~ liis 0rligr ~
ioftheith iusffitd in tosaa hsrsJaper gabiithsa
in GhaflrHovn, foF tso Htoafhs su.setaitrly.
gta pssief - Ne ffout doar ofths soart-ioass 81
see aid iosn ~ CasTitsiosn.
a Copy--Tsste,
R0sERT r. Blown. crk
Fsb. 9. isss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
XGTToIRa

HViE so5aer'bsr has - many unsst,l. q
~ areounts 0f ioHg siua6ing. thai hs ssss
% indepsnsabiy nsvsstsfy 10 have . sstus-
meat 81 thee. Sc thsfsfofa fsanesls I'll
wrh Wtem he has seeo0his. PantrulafIy
ihoss % long ttsDdiag. 20 prepare immsJI-
sislJ Tor tstliement Bs = prssar,as -
accounts, so uhl prsHsnt lies. e. 5000 %
possible, for seiusialsat d y hoped itst
ihn hoiies vii nos ~ 6ssssEsF8sd. Hs nust
haze hs sceoonts elossd W 10 = ssstsin r. b.
fiod. DBiy 20 himssif, 80 10 ihsss uits
Hhom be hes accounts Fegaifs d.
TROAAs nAWLiNs
chsrissioun. JH 90. is1s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22

a g. TSChiFEEi.Y, having purchased
XAe OF John n. Bell, the BiNDERY IN
Winchester, respectfully Informs the public,
that he /. prepared 10 execute all Dds OF
BOOK BINDING sad 'P.sPEE RULING
He win manufacture. at short notice. and in
. substantial manner, blank BOOKS Of
every description.
A. q. T.. being practical Book Binder,
and having. conducted shis establish @ent for
the ls0 two years, he feels confident that the
work heresi,sr executed by HAN will be Al
leastequal to that which has characterised
IL for that time. .
6I-Books made to order will be r@renied
Winchester, Dee 81, ls37.-6n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
II high-6red ST.9LLFON
ron SALE. :.

~ OF desiring TO -eEgAss 10 the business
~ Of standing horse, will oaer, at pub
lie auction, IN " inchester, on the lst day OF
March Court, 18th fhat beautiful Slsliioa,
PRINCE WILLIAM, who was bred BY 40
ASPh Lewis, late OF Loudoun'county. Tdo
not deem IL NECESSARY TO enter into paTitcu-
lars IN this notice, (ss every Information in
regard To bim will be made known Oh the
day Of saie,) any further thauto give has ped,-
gree, aud The terms Of sale.
Psdiyrte.--Prince William was sired b,
LewIs's horse Potomac; hi, sire The disIin-
Euished horse Potomac, " no was owned b.,
Wiiks, Red Was lone Of the best get Of the
great boCse Diomed. His dam was tire "a
nous mare Fairy. LewIs's Potomac was
out Of. his mare Iris, she Dy Sterling; her
dam by Cour De Lion her great dam by OBJ
security; her &. g. dam by. Celor; her & Z. z.
dam by Partner, sc. Prince Williams dsm
was Zantippe, who was got by the imported
horse Hamilton; her dam was the cSIebrat-
ed marc Lady Slipper, who was got by JIln
Crack; who was got by the imported nurse
Medley.
Tsrms.-one half Of the money III be re-
quired on The lst day OF September next,
and the balance on the LIST day OF September,
1899. the purchaser giving bond and APPROX
ed security. Il. 5. BLACkBUKN.
JedeDon county, Feb. X, 1888 --3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
'PET1ENSo vEGNNNIENIE


THEsE nils have long bssa knewn. ssd
u sVpsveissed &c tl,vlr rxlrsord;asry md in-
rArdisss Povrrs q r~stosisx y-sfrs, Asalth. IN
persoas ss0cving usdsr pesFIy EVEN kiBd q de
s<r- 70 vh,eh The hemaa frsrse 70 liable.
when tak ~ sosorsling 10 the dirrstioas soeon-
psaslnE them they srs highly ee~e6eisi IN the
prrvssiion ssd sarc-of Bilious fevrrs. Pevcr and
AEss. Dy spspsis. liver Csmpl.ias.. ssst Hesd-
sehe. Jsursises. Asthma, Drvpsy. Rhs0maiisrn.
Enlargement of the SpIe~s. P,les. Cholis. Fs-
male Obs,rusnoas. Heart Buro, farrei Tongue,
Nsas-s, Daessioa &c the stomach s@d Bo~eis
laSipisni Di-rrhra, fis,ulrsee. H.bitosi Cos
tivea<ss. llpss Of Apss-tite. blotrhed ar S-liov
Conplexioa. sssd ~ al eases Of ToSpos ol~she
Bo-sh. ~here . esthartis or an sPSr'eHi 10
necsi~si They srs exceedingly mild IN the,r
Operation, prOlSsias neither nausea, griP'"g nor
drhility.
Perhaps no sr,isie of ,h< Mod he. ever bera
oasrsd 20 the pahlie. supported By tsstimoai~ls
Ut Shar4eter 80 decisive. from sources 80 re-
spectacle, " that has gwen oaiSera-i s>tis-
fsetioa-
AtEcxtrssrRs Co. NIaarsta,2
febrvsry 9Th, tsSI.
Having u.ed DR. Peters P.lis ia m, practice
Toe the lss I~siss uo.ths, take pleasure in CIV
ing my testimony OF their good effect, ~ e-ss,
Of ID, sp-psis. sisk Hesd.sh-, Bilious Powers;
-''si other decreases Sodsssj BY ,n.ssi',y Of tie
liver
They are . safe snd mild sp-ri-n,. LsinE the
beat AItisle Of the k,nh have ever "sed.
GEORGE &. SCOTT, VI. ID.
0Thsse n,slu.bIv PHI, are Tor .sie. BY
JOSEPH & HAYS,
Hsrbcrs- Perry,
: HAYS K HIGGINS,
Sasphsrdsfolg's.
DEE. :. 1857. -igenfs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
NROrc ga KGbIefOari,.
HARPERs-E FERRY,
Dec. 7, 1897.

.H7i.EoRGE Z. CHAMBERLIN having be-
~ como the proprietor, by Purchase, Of
The Store at Ksbletown,' lately owned by
HenebOwer < SliGeg. will eontinue The sale
o. GOODS 81 the Old stand. he feapeet.
fully invites his friends, the late customers
OF the establishment. and Inc citizens gene
rally Of the surrounding country. who may
: want any thing IN the mercantile line, 70
give him . call. Tie y determined to .beIi
great bargains. Hs will keep constantly on
hand . good supply Of articles ia HE line, and
pledges himself that he aiJl not be outdo0s.
10 giving Inducements 20 purchasers. Pune
tual customers shall receive The usual credit
and 10 ell who buy for essb, he will sell
unusually low. Re designs making large
sddltions 10 his present stock Of Goods, 10 q
Short time, (some u which bo has aIresdy
received, and IN the mean time, WillAsll the
old stock II stonishingly low prices.
lie will keep constantly oa hand supply
Of
Cloths, Csssimeres. Cas.inets q Yss,inK,.
a EsRersi sssOTtnitBt Of Domestiea.
Fsney Goods, ShawIs, UARdkeFehiefs,
CalieOss, Csmbfies, Linens, Musiina, dc.
Also GROCEKiEs, such 90 Coffee, Tee,
Sugars, &c, and almost ever article 10 the
Grocery line.
Also, Tobacco. Cigars, snuH. Backing.
Shot Lad, Moisssss. oils. copperas, &c.
Also, Shoes, Hats. Cops, sc.
Hosisry end Gloves,
The several kinds u Wares,
Alec. Liquors Of various hiads,
IN short, almott every sFtiris ahich b rsna-
rally foahd ~ Retail etosss--aii % uhich
be will disposs Of o. suth isFmt a. already
named. either for gold, silver, cursot baak
Botss. % foF ihe-mors fashionabis eurrsuey
Of thinplatiea,
Rablstoun, Feb. ], 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
VIRGINIA, 10 Wit

VIRGINIA, TO VII
A. Roles holden 10 tir CIrrk's Omee u The Cir.
euii supsrioT Jouu e ilsv s,,d Ci-uesrv a.,
JshrTs1u COuuiy, the 6fsi Monday in Rrorus
", 1885,
Lsso..sfd Jafsla aad David ~. Ihompron. nrr.
shsiSs sod co-partnrrt, trading undsr ule tame
u Jarvis snd ! hompson,
PLaiHTirrs,
AGAINST
John a. Muntr sHd Johf.h Buru. iairiv mrr-
rhauit snd eo-fartncfs trsdiug ugtlsr ti,- 6rm
~ 1ohn a. MsifH and Coagshy. cod Jacob
Bsnoer sna lohn hoskiDs. DuF,ru.
~ CiiANCERP.
FTVHE defendants. John A NaHiz. and John
NJ rrirn. nui hasirg entered ilsir spf.fsr-
snes. cod giFru teeurity stcnFtiing % hie ct %
sss-rshfy and the ruirs n tliis e0uri cod 10 %.
tesfiug b Satisfactory evidence ihai ttrf ~ ~.
inhsaiisnis u tlsis counify ~ % oubEaEn. Tha,
ths ssid asirudasfs Do rpprrr htrr On ihc 6ru
day 81 iiIe bcHt ttfpa aad anaaer BE tiii afiiit
ulsiu,ias, and that cntY a this order b. fosii.
eth Inserted in tonis HsufpaIef pablithrd 10
f1,sftssiouu, ~ ta0 norfhs suersssisrlf. sd
posted II iht irCut door ~ Re roaft-i,oura D. o.
nsidtosa a Charieuoun.
Copy Tests,
E0BT. q BROWN. Cfrk
Rsb e. fsss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
LAST NOTICE.

zAHERE are still many accounts due TO
- Baaisi Saydsf, and DapiiI Saydsy &. Son.
unsettled although boitea. has been more
than snse given to thoss interested TO come
forward aud close Them. u Is absolutel, re-
eesssry that no longer indulgence be oven.
! therefore once more, and for the last time.
give notice, that unless these aeeoupis DO
speedily closed, stsll be uoder the unples-
SAINT necessity Of placing them In the hands
a. o1heerA Tor adjustment. Most Of these
claims. aEs Of long standing, and now they
MUST ee-seiIsd- PSaessbIy Il cen. fsrcby
f must DANIEL SNYDER
/ Jan. IS, Is3e.tL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22

.VHliE subscriber has jest received very
isrga supply ~ Ihg most superior To-
bseco and sefsrs ever ohsFsd is ihs plsss
We Hoaid ps5iiesiariy fnvhs tira affcni,on 81
hose uho uss these sfiicies, 81 fseg uay 81
sstsred That ihsy sah3oi BE- SUPPRESSED "a
qoshI ,. ,. HiLLER.
nee % fe11
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
MILLING BUsxERSS

atthe Ford Miils on the Shenandoah River,
near keJes's Ferry, ia the name and under
Abe hr@ Of FORD 4 SNYDER, eommshe-
ing on the GrSt day Of the present msnth.
lJUiy,l and assure ell those Who are drpo.-
I'd 10 do business with them, That they arc
deieTni0ed TO pay The highest msrks; priess
for VIII EAT B1d O4heT kiads Of GRAIN, de-
livered IN their Mills, or delivered atsry
receiving point OF the Rail Road. OF n anv
convenient point on the River. From Their
.sSPeflsOee as Aliliers. they can say with
confidence 10 all those " no haVa Wbsal IN
dispose of, that II will be kreauy To their n-
tegeAi 10 give them = call before IheV make
adisPosition Of the same and they earnest
iy Teqsest their former customer, no, To-
make any disposition Of their Nbsa With
on, hrst seeing them, AZ they ere we'll ss.s-
bed that no miiieFs west Of the Blue R,Jgs
can afford TO pay better prices 4han thtm-
selves. To any ~ their Customers that nay
prefer grinding, liberal pdvsaess will 30
made, and street sttsBtion paid 70 their M
siruetioos The Bullssin Mills, formerly
belonging 10 John Hsioss, deed, and Ne
LOAN Myers, viii still BE- carried on by a..
undersisRed, aud one of sad Mills kspt sH-
FJessly for The reception Of Rye and Core
'of which kiads of grain the highest mafsst
price viii 81 al times be paid. Fish, sai.
Pnd Plaster, wili-be kept - the mills, 70, ibo
accommodation of thsir cusloussrs and those
disposed 10 dsai With them.
IN closing this brief soties, thsy should
Be aei,ag ungfaisfvi 70 theis lsshnS, wsrs
They not 10 0aor their siuesrs ihaahs for tbs
VsJ liberal sue0srsEsmsnt they have here
loiore received, and hops. By prosplps,,.
sud STREET attention. % BUSINESS, 10 msrii
couiiupaaes Of snatlsr favor.
BENJAMIN FORD
DANIEL sNTDER
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.VfsC FNEl aHd Bg'inser
GOODS.

WWTE HAVE received (and hsd On ssls
w for some days) = eomPlsls sssorinsni
az FiaEf gssa BB-tssssg GOOps.
70 which ~ iavits ne sitsuiioa 81 ouz eas-
lomsrs, sd he pubiie generosity We deer
eaiaioEue unneesasary, ~ We hkrs most
sft,eles ~ ebnfort snd uiHhy-a8ch BE-,
Dfy 0oots, Groceries, Liquogs. Wlass,
Hard Ware. Cuiisry. Qussns-HsFs, Chess
cod Chias 60, Bsf ifoa. slroP iroa, 6lssi.
Ntils. As, ks., 81 ~ whlrt 80 30 soid 81
ne vegy bsti iarma q puasisal cusioasss
% cretii, ~ foF esrreaf beot Notss, oossFn.
oeai ahia PiasisFa, 81 szehanEsd fef coua-
W Fredaso.
wTLLtAN q. Locx q Co
ChafesioWa. oct ae. 1871
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@ARTRHN romTr,

cARTER's HOTEL. /.
HVHE suessrlbsr respectfully announces %
- .hh forraer eastsnsrs ed he pubiic ge-
asrsliy, that he.bss opened
HOUSE O. EgyEETAfrszE9STT
n. the large and eommod,oss three-story
brick Building Of Mr. George W. ssppisgton,
two doers West % The coort-tiouss. Charles
tom, where he viz Be happy 10 receive .
him. I. n. CARTER, .4Esns
Nov .. 1877
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FOR S0tes
AMlLY FLOUR. Super6ne Flour, rive
H Floor. prime sified aud uosiftsd Corn
Meal, Oats. oasII Of different kinds, Buck
wheat Flour, whole Corn, Potatoes, Dried
Apples and Peaches, Bacon and Lard. and
Number Of other articles 10 their line Of
busiuess. JOHN SCOTT,
For Rolsls'4, HiFsbOsssr &. Co.
Opposite the island Mil,
HarPers-Fsrry, June IS. 1887.
n. Bin view Of keeping up supply.
those having the above articles To dispose Of
viii end ready sale FOE them al fsir prices.
By calling on me 81 the above sslablishmsht,
% aD5 of the 6rm.
June IS, 1897
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.FEVHk subscriber ushss - fsni Ne Brir
~ houis go oceupief 81 ki.. o. so
hsis-6negi in ChaFiesisHp, eFposhs ths
baak Ths Hosse - iafzs go sa8aatioua
Potsetsioa ean - hsd "a asy iiua
ssa a. les.
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CHANrxCLEEa.

HvHiS Thoroughbred Stallion viii stand
II the ensuing season. Communicating 'en ..s
10Th Of March and sad,nst.u ri ol July
al the stable aud uk6r tics direction vf Tho
mas e. Baylor. one ni,ie from Lesto~a, JET.
ferson county, Va. where grs,n and pa.tur-
age will be furnished 10 mares al the usual
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. KabIefOsCm .EHIs.

HNHE subscribers having entered into
u PaFtnershiP tors term or years, In the
|. MILLING BUSINESS,
al the kAbletOwn Mills, they Will In few
days be ready for the reception or all kinds
Of oRAlN, for which they are prepared TO
pay the highest market price, Farmers " no
prefer grinding tbeit-wheat, can get -four y,
the Mill, OF delivered at the Depot, Charles
Town, OF 81 iiSrPerSFrrry.
II constant supply Of Plaster, Sail, FISl
Sc, 'tciH be kept OF hind at Iolc prices.
Saving, and Plaster grinding done in' the
best manner and at moderate Prices.-Coun-
try work done 10 good order.
We hope, by strict attention and prompt
Jude, that our friends and old customers VI
the Mill, will not PSSs Us by.
JOHN KABLE,
DAVID JOHNSTON.
Rsbletown, July 10. 1897.
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"a IL PsFssas hsvinE siaiuis srasast the
IN efisif ~ Rohrii WsieTt. dss'd. sre 90.
gassira ~ Prfteuf olsm properly eaiiisniif SGD
~ ~ faest those ieeetied % iis rstsfe, ell
JOHN W, CATION. .gf-s.
fsa. %. taga
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Htnfram mn.

AMF OH. twmtsf ttranad) az supe
~ rioT qualIiy. ioF sale BY
Jos q HAYS
Harper, Fsfry. Dec Z. 1897
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HNHts article slmod ia.tantly removes
stains 81 ioh, ifop- mouid, ffhh, sc
ffom taess, Myfllas. i.inenand Cotton goods.
vitho,a ne least iuiuFJ 70 the 6ssst ehd most
delicate teEtsfas- iof sails -
tO& q mAYs.
llarn. q Tsrrr. De I. Isl1