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Southern telegraph., 1838-06-20
HENRY Observation-Disclosures

HENRY CLAY-AB0LITIONISM.
The Pennsylvania Freeman, The INST
violent Of lie abolition papers at the North,
holds the following language against MIR.
Clay:
"We regret that truth and the cause of
humanity, which be has BETRAYED, compel
US t, speak Of HENRY CLAY as an enc
nv of freed M" ellis re-
cent course in the Senate Of the Uniiod
States, has reluctantly Compelled ns 10 con-
slider him most dangerous ENEMY to the
cause Of UNIVERSAL LIBERTY"
The editor then proceeds TO notice Nj.
Clay's anli-aboliiion resolutions introduced
into the Senaie this year, and in reference
tolhem remrks:
"This is taking ground in favor Of PER
PETUAL SLAVERY. There IS no mis-
ta'iHg the language Of these resolutions.
They 60 fpr slavery nor and foreper. =
We are sorry for Henry Clay.
lie has entered upon inc Illuminating aud
debaslng task Of propiliating the demon Of
Slarery."
The same paper in another article thus
speaks of Mr. Van Bren:
sit might not be ami,s, in this connection,
10 advert to the sentiments of MARTIN VAN
BUREy in the New York Convention Of
1899, in explanation Of his vote in favor Of
the Suffrage oE colored citizens They are
alike honorable to his head and his heart
""rhere are TWO waRDs," SAID he
switch have come into common use with
our revolutionary struggle; words which
contain AN infringement of our pnliIicaI
:; -his- ..,.---l-...L 49,. l. Jad aia-
llsmanlc effect words which lei our {.
Tiers fro u the bosom Of their families to the
tented field, which, for seven long wears Of
toll and suffering, kept them to arms, AMI
which finally conducted TO a glorious tri-
umPh they were TAXATION aud REPRE-
sENrArIoN.' Nor did they lose their ihllu-
cnce with the close of that struggle. They
are never heard in our halls Of legislation.
without bringing to our recollnctions the
consecrated feelings Of thuse who w,n our
Liberties, or without reminding us Of every
thing that is sacred IN principle"
In addition 10 this, we saw an extract
from tie Emancipation, which we cannot
l'y our hands on now, in which that Journal
distinctly stated that although it protested
wing sentiments, it could no., under any
consideration lend lis support to Mr.. CLAY,
tor reasons similar to those of the Penns, +
vanIa Freeman; but if the choice was hc-
tween Clay and Van Buren,, it would GER
lalnly take Van Buren, as the least Of two
evils, FIR reasons also similar TO those of The
Frcemln, when it compliments Mr.. Van
Buren, for his speech in fi;or of allowing
neg oes to vote.-COla11bas, Hiss. Argus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
pEnRf,IiAiANcrs

In the spring of 1851. when three wears old
lame sud Ia bad condition, be- fsn ni,le heats At
Tree iI,il with Trtaa and several o'h.r.: he ~.s
third IN the rsce. woa BY Mr.. " nl Aliag.'s Mot
~ Howell. ga three heats For particulars sc
Amsrirsn l'uri Register. june No 1851, vol. ?
=. SIS. la the eHsaing isll be ran at New Mar
net, lPvtcrshurg,' two nile beats, ~runiog his
r.ce 10 three heats, bcatins NJ. t.osic's colt by
Eshpae, Me-. VIM Johsson's CIiHorl by SIR
Charles, and rseeivvj forfeit from t. othrrs ~
mounting To 800 dollars. The next st,rins his
owner gave him trial ~ith the celebrated ~, sd
two miles, and then sirglc mile, he pro, cd bet
ter on both triils than Bsysrd. he r~n tie tvo
miiesin Sun So, the ooc mile ia Ina SIS, oa q
dead heavy sandy course; in this ;risl Patnuskv
sustained En injury so much 30 that hc ~as never
clear OF lsmenes.- lev weeks after, be tan II
Fairfield, four pilc heats. snd vas beaten by Zin-
gHnee and Collier-BonnsA O'BIue ~as entered
bat did not start
le~ days after. hc ran At Brosd Rock, three
mile hea,s, stifl very lame, against GOliah, Col.
iier, Malcolm, and Mr.. Goods marc, in tie -.
end heat. Ia the third mile, closely eonirstinr
the hest, he spruug his sinrws, s,roke down, aud
hDaiiy terminated hrs ririf- career
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
GLENDOWER.

TESBIs 6ne end hlgh-bro5 horss, = "a siaad
n ihs present season ~ my stable I 1
niles froa Leetoun, on Mondsys, Tuesdays,
aud wsdnesdnJsi asd at hsrtiasburE on
Thursdays. Fridays snal Saturdays, al the mo-
derate price OF SIS the sessos9 and s95 10
iosare-slO Gill be charged Coz tho single
service.
GLENDowER, Of high and pure blood, Is
beautiful rich Boy, 5 years old, nearly &c
hands high, very eomPaeliy built, hne bone
and action, and rarely surpassed IN form
aud substances. he has proved himself a
sure breeder. and many Of his colts can be
seen this spring. lie VAS sired by the cele-
orsted race horse, Rockingham" out OF
Die Vernon. Rockingham Was the foil bro
ther OF John and Betsy Richards. ell by Ar.
eh!. For his pedigree, see Turf Register. ]
DE Vernon was by Hoomes' Jubilee, out OF
Flora; Jubilee BY Independents. out Of Cyg-
net, by Dionsed; fade pendenee was by Old
fearnaught, out Of Dolly Fine, by Silver
Eye. Flora, dam OF Die Vernon, was BY
ticskins' SIR Peter. out Of a Bedford mare,
Imported Bedford. )purcb based by Mr.. Brooke
OF MsaiiPike. at n large price, on account OF
her high character and stock.
Posture or Grain wiil be furnished TO mares
from distance NJ the usual rates, bat 40
liability for escapes or accidents.
Irregular attendance, or parting with the
mare, forfeits the insurance
ANTHONY KENNEDY.
Elmwood. March Do lSaS-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
HECTOR BILL


Dear SIR send you tbe pedigree 81
Louisa semmes. The dam of Industry Jr.-
She was by Eatlcr. her dan by Oscar, her
grand dam by grey Dionied, her z. Ef and dan
by bsH's Union, her & grand dsm BY q.
ihsllo, Ipniier, Mouon's Traveller, selma
by ibe GoioiPhio Arabisn o. thi, % true copy
ot certificate Of Mr George sommes. bsr
Owner, ard Will venture 90 say richer PED
gree cannot he produced. I Biso send 700 q
cefubcaie q be- training ard trial Prince
eeofge beat isst fsli his hall SISTER Ataisnis.
OF whom You have hepfd. - three heats. four
miles, hbeing Der hrst race iLai season she
atierWards beat Cippus, Post Boz. sni others
Ee pleased 90 nccept ny best wishes Tor
yourssif and indnsify, d.
fourH. vcfy respe- folly.
CHARLES DLNAII.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
INDUSTRY. IR.

a THOROUGH bred son Of old Indu,try,
IN bred by Dr. Charles Duvall, Of Prinee
George co. Md. will also stand my stable,
at Bisea Dollar The single leap, 10 DO paid
within the season; ifnot paid then. the se 9son
price al be charged, Trfnfy.6re Dollars the
season, payable on the first OF July. aud For-
" Dollars 10 insure. payable a. soon as the
mare - koown 10 be with foai-parting with
the mare, her death, Or irregular attendance
at the stand, forfeits the Insurance.
FtTrT CENrs eashto the groom, 10 be sen,
With each mare.
INDUSTRY, Jr. !. a beantifui dark ba,.
- hands inches high, wears old sol,
spring. out Il Louisa ssmmcs, whose ped.-
gree can be seen below
HECTOR BILL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

At Rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry for JeGersoo County, the FIRST Mon.
day IN February, 1898;
Samuel Stone, PEAIyrIFT,
.3G5LNST
George c. SHoof, WiliG,a .4ibiRiii, Thomas
SfPiih, William Lueas, and .4ieranIer q, l..
Dryden, DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
HNHE defendants George c, Smoot, Will
II liam Alburiis, and Thomas Smith, not
having catered their appearance, and. given
security according 10 the. act OF assembly
and the rules Of this court, and IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants Of this country; II is ord.rrd,
That the said defendants do sppeaF here on
the FIRST day Of the next term, and answer
the bill Of the Plaintitf and that a copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Chsrlostown, for
two months sueeesAiyely, and posted at the
front door Of the court house in the said
town Of Chariestown.
Copy-Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Ckrk.
March I, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
PANTUNKY.

HvHiS spIendid. thorough
u bred, and mpSrier Stsllioit. -<fS
bred By Wiiliap, q. wiskhsu. Of - - ~
R'shSa0ad, Seautifui LlOsJ bay. ~
18th black ieSs, mAOe aae tail. SS't-s nat'S-
White shout him except small tar in the fore-
head. inli fifteen hsseis aud three iuchs, h,rh al
great sesa,s. nae siks add Sous, ~hosr tsrsiigrce
vii BE- sre,s belo-. - not strpss.ed by auy
horec. viii nnnd the Pfv>sbl session. Il my stable
brAr Niccdtsacr. Nrgihis, 81 fifteen Iaf'ars
re stgtc Lrab, q PAID ~ithla The .-asan, ~ ne,
paid then. the season psiee ~ili be charged,
TsrrAiv.G te Doisfs tS S,aSaH 70 tr paid Nv tl.,
srst LAY e July. asd FSsfg DsiLISs f. iasrr,Ace.
90 % paid - the mare a. kuown 10 b., 9TH
fosi-psrting ish the msry, her death O. ire
guisr attendance II the stand. e., fcis the Issu-
rance. Pity eents eA,lI 20 the Groom, 60 be ssnt
With each mare.
Taking into consideration the hard times. and.
10 Afford farmers veil az ratsTs an opt,ortun,t,
81 raising blood stock froa P.mtu,ky, have put
hira Al much lower price Than horse o( hishigl
Nsnd,ng asa rsSCr and te.l- .ctier ought Ia st.nd
Good Pastursge AID pro,vnder Of e,ery dc
seriptoo viii be furnished for mary, from a dis
lance oa moderate terms. Every possible care
S'li be taken 10 prevent arrijrhts or ,Srapex bdt
- al sOI be accountable too ii,.-in.
HECTOR HE'LL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
IT TtNEFtFN NEWfIT IUN,
HARDIN BURNLEY,
WILLIAM l. WHITE.

PAMUNkY, When yeHrIins. vas lame for
three ~ Tour moaihs, 10, think, hs right fore
loot supposed a Was from kiek Il = mule
colt that q wss H the same pasture With hun -
\ on may remember that, when irs; put in train
ims, alter sny severe exercise. that leg pulled.
aud sl~aNs thought u vas owi1g 90 the inIur,
lave mentioned. 81 Was h that Lex lac brok G
down. Ial~ay doubted whether he would n1'
fat thrre-a circumstance which made use NOR
villing TO part y ,lh him before his beat rscs and
preferred scliipg him 10 you u ho knew all tie
circumstances Your most ohcdtrut servant
WILLIAM r. NICKuAM.
MAJOR IH. DoswGLL. Sh Starch, 1855.
20 The season has commenced
and will end on the lst day Of July.
Clarke Co., March IL. lS3S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

PAMCNkN ~ss f,sIcd "a the spring Of ISes
he Vas got by American EcIip,S, Tho y York
Horse, his DAM Atslsnta ,Drummond'.l Va,
by Sir hrehy. his grand dam the f.moa, rae,
mare Bellons, ~ Sir Harry, z Z. dam Ly Md.
zar,Eg z dam jet. by Haynes FIimnsu. ? 2
3. z dam Diana by Ciaudius, (. <. (. z ,lam
sally Painter 10y Sterling. ggg.g.g dam
hd Silver, imported, as vas Sterling. snd bo;h
10y beis,Le Arabian. For mote particular ae-
count OF Jet aud her pedigree, see Amer,ean rufl
Register, vol. ., T. 500
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
CEANrxCxEER-

"A BEAUTIFUL dark brown,
"A sixteen hsnd. high. Of Sns r-TN
forw and action, ~ years Old iS3&-tA
,hs 'Prfng. foil brother To oid ejcsNel
Isabella. (ths dam % Anyl, MarIGa Ms.n.
ing,on and ficion,) will >iand the en,uips
season, commencing on the lsi % March and
ending on the 1t % July. at the stable ana
under the direction Of ThOmas g. BAYLOR.
one mile from Leeiown, Jefferson County,
firginis. immediately 90 the smnh6eld And
shePhsrdsiown Turnpike rosd, Al s95 the
season, which may be discharged by the pa,
meat Of SIS, a pad within the 81 Ason. and
$50 TO insure a mare IN foai. Parting with
the mare &c irregular attendance At the stand
forfeiia the insurance. Ia every case. al
teasS tothe groom,to e sent With the mare
Gentlemen frOm distance sending mares.
viii please state by letter, " whether they wish
them pat by the season or insurance.. Al,
dress Thomas g. Bay lor, Leetown
RICHARD &. BAYLOR.
March Is. ts3S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

P,iao, Gso'rr Coraig .Wassi 10. I-35
Dear Sif.--Tbs bay coli iod1siry ir nov
~ your possess'on. vas pui n trsiniHE hc
faH % 1854 uut VS. turned oot ia toasr-
quence u being seIzed uiih she coirs de.
temper 81 en- iaYeierafe character. fof ahieL
be 30 not recover for ~ aioaihs.J last faii
pui htm in iraini1s sgHin. srd aftrr Q Few
weeks preparation Etve tim tee miie trial
9th Pfince George. DC he'll brother. 10 Has
eiessiy contested aad performed in good
un's. 70 ras not fspralsd n sanseqis0es
~ lndustfy, b. Receives o. iamfy io tts
rightfofs bncie hs % not esi anothsr rsiios
Ian, sif. rsfg foaptcifIfy. yaufs.
CHARLES DUTALI
% Cenilemen sending mares by ser.
vanis most tender wriisn directions
which horse they sfe 20 70 10.
Clarke Couniy March -. ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

sad raised Nv Samuel ils.Slf II. = 49,
Candy, Esq 81 Wood NJ IS s1N4.1%9A
SIDE. Delaware. . also If&t
Otter his ssr,seesto the &lA M
publiS. at the moderate NUHAE
price Of IS for each
Cow.
.'uNCAS"is deseeasisd from the highest and
pnre't blood OF Englsad. aud n family Of sattlr
remarkable for every thing thst constitutes =
valuable breed bot particularly distinguished for
their great milking qualities h,' grand dam being
the celebrated COW "Fiors. - the propsrt, OF Mr.
BaruitE, of York, Pa kn0un to make ~ pond,
q bttter . week.
! deem IL altogether unnseessary 10 ssy any
thing more IN praise &c ''UnsaS. "a his pedi-
gree and appearance ~ill sustain bis character a.
An animal unsurpassed by any ever brought into
this country. The sabjoiBed - the pedigree add
eeTtiteair OF bis former proprietor. Mr. Candy.
Cows seat from distance will be carefully
attended TO, aud PASTURE farnisrrd 81 the common
rates ANTHONY KENNEDY.
ElmSood, March l, 1855.
HNCAS, (white. bred by Samuel Can
~ by, OF Woodside, Dela~Sre, eaI,ed MAY
Sth, lSs4, by LEON. dam PrIiaieHce, Ia 1ery d,ep
milker,l by PArson; &. d.. Paiienee, BY Parson .
z. <. d. Stella, by Lothsrio, < <. <. 4 Star, bJ
Dcnion; (star gave @oqusris milk per day
LEON, got by the imported bull Gloucester;
dam the celebrated coz Flora.
"GLOUCES TER" vas imported ia July,
q.
1895, (bred by J. Whitaker, Esq. one of the
most celebrated breeders in Enslsnd. J by Fred
eriek, dam Adela, (brcd BY Mr.. Whit1ker: gave
With her hrst calf 81 quarts per day y by Or
phSus; &. d. ALFRED, tbrrd 10y Mir IIestler, gave
- quarts per day } by Alfred, (9OO guiness wa,
refused Tor ilfrcd;l gr. z. a. BY Windsor, sr. gr.
cd. Old Daisy, bred by Mr.. e. Ceilings, (gsye
81 quarts daily,) by favourite, sire Of Comet;
20. gr sr. &. d. by Punehi gr. 81. gr. 90. &. d.
by Hanback,,
"FLoRA." (dsm Of Leon, vas gotby samp-
son, dam Betty, &. a. Old Betty, Sampson 6y
son Of OssiAn, d. By Comet, Ossian by FAsourite
Fsvourite by BoliRgbrokei q. Phunix, by Fol
janbei <. d. by Aiccck : Bull, sr T. d. by smith,
Bull; gr. Er. Z. q, BY Jolly's Bull
"PARSON.I got by Bishop. dam Moss Rose.
imported in 1891, bred by Mr.. Ashcroft, got
BY Phenomenon.
"BlSHOP," brrd by Mr.. Cnrwen, In Fog.
land; gotby WeIlingtoa; i. Arbutus. bred b,
Mr.. Gibson, lby Harlequin; z. d. by Marlborough
gr. &. d, by duke; 81. gr. K. d. by JobIing's
"LOTtiARfo.S begu,Ien in Enrh.d h,
George, dam MOss lose, Imported IN 1891 !
GEORGE" got By Phenomenon, dam nv
Fayourite; &. a. Is II. Allison's Greys gr. K. Il.
by Z. CHARGE Old Grey.
"DEN TON, "imported in 1917, bred BY Mr..
Wethyrell; got BY nd Denton, dam By Baroneti
e. d. BY Cripple, &c. Z. d. by freshman.
"OJ,D DENTON, SNas got by the celebrated
Comet" Who sold At MIR. Ceilings sale for
1000 suiHeas
l certify the above pedigree to be correct.
SAMUEL CANDY
Woodside Feb I4ih IRzs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
last NOTICE.

TNHERE sre s,ill many sccounis due 10
~ Denisl Snydsr. and DANIEL Sssscr s, S0a
unsettled although notice has been more
Than onee given 70 those interested TO come
forward aud close them. u II absolutely ne.
eesssry that no longer Indulgence be given
thSTsfors once more, and for the last time
give notice, that unless these accounts be
speedily closed. shall be under the unplea-
saRt necessity Of placing them in the hand,
Of Officer. for adjustment. Most Of these
claims are Of lorg standing, and now they
MUST Be iiei-Pcaeesbly IL can, foreibly
IL must DANIEL SNYDER.
Ian IA iSl3-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
Kablefo,rm .lIiIis.

HNHE subscribers having entered into
- partnership Tor term OF years, in the
MILLING BUSINESS.
al the kablstown Mills, they will IN few
days De ready Tor the reception OF all kind,
of GRtiN. for which they are prepared 10
ray the highest msrket Pr,ce, Farmer, " no
prefer srlsdiag their wheat, eau get Hour a.
the Mai, ot delivered At tho Depot Charles
town, or al 'iarPers-Ferry.
n constant s3pDiy of Plaster, Sah, FISH
Sc, uiH be kept on Mnd at io,c prices.
Saving, and Plaster grinding done in the
best manner and az moderate priees.-Coup-
Try work done IN good order.
We hope. by street attention aud prompt
tude. thai our friends and old customers of
the Mil, vail not pass ~ by.
JOHN kABLE,
DAVID JOHNSTON.
kahletown, July IL 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
V.ERGE-V.E.a, 20 sCtf:


A. Rules holden In The c,srks ofhos OF tbs
Cireau Saperios Court of <eU and Chan.
eery for lsaerson County, he Grsi Moo.
dsy IN February, 1885
wiliian corrsii, PiaafiG
AGAINST
George c. smoos. Thomas Smith, James J.
Miller and Alexander q. L. Drydsp,
D<snd4ais,
~ cHf.sCERR.
HvHE defendants. George c. Smoot. and
n Thomas Smith. not having entered
their appearance, and given security accord.
Jog TO The act Of assembly and the rule. ol
this court, and n appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhssitsnts ol
ihis country n . srdsred, That The said Dc.
PENDANTS do appear here on the FIRST day 81
the next term, and answer tho bill Of th,
plsintiH; add that . copy Of tins order be
forth With inserted in sons Res.pspsr pub.
lished In Chsrlestowo q, FOR two moths sue.
cessiveiy, ard posted az the froat door Of ths
courthouse IN the said town o. CharIestown
"A Copy-Testc.
R0BERT r. BROWN, CI,rk.
March 4, lS3S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
PHILIP w. LOWRY,
COMMISSIONS, PRODUCE, AND FORWARDING
WAREHOUSE,

Ne. IS, Bo,riey', UhGrC SoutA-Sirsei.
B.gLTA.uOHB.
n EFER to-Tidlny, DuVall K Co, Bal
n y timoTe John Gill, Rsq., BaltiAoEe.
PeisrWSser, Es7., PhiisdelPhii. John Miles,
Esq, Philadelphia. Gerard h. Wager. Esq.,
lsTPers-fSITs. Va. ~. ~ swayne, CoiuB-
bus, Ohio. u. l. Slsynsker. MarSatetia
Furnace. Pa. Adam 9eigart, Esq. Lancas-
ter, Pa March Is, 1898
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
COAuxx 8. HARNESS

rNilE subscriber respectfully informs the
u citizens Of jefferson county and me
public in general, that he has eslsrged hii
shops, and having employed . hrst-rste
Coseh Smith and good vofkmes In alt,shr
branches connected With the sbose busias.s,
aud having also procured The best materials,
he feels assured thsl he eau make n, good
and fashionable wotk - can be made Ia tai,
section of eosutry such -
Coaches. Ckuiofises. Bsroucbes, Bug.
gtes. S'e.--triN Harness,
all OF " hich he ill eel TO suit the times.
eSRrPAiRiNG gfesesy descriptions done
al the shortest notice sni on the most req
son1blc terms. All new work warranted.
HUGH l.. GAI.LAilER.
Cbarle.iowr, Jsn. 25, iS53--3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

a ~. TSCHlFFELY. having purchased
ne OF Juhn n Bell, ths BiNDSHf "a
Winchester, respectfully informs TIRE pablo
that he !, prepared TO execute all K nds OF
BOOK BIN,DLNG and PIPER RULING
lie will manufacture, at short notice. and ia
4 suhstaniisl mahoSr, BLANK BOOKS Of
every description.
A. G. r. heins a practical Book Binder
AMI having conducted this establishment TOT
the last two year,, he feel, confident that the
work heresfer executed by him Eill be al
least equal 20 that which has characterised
IL for that time.
g1Booh. made 10 order will be trarraaled
Winchester, Dee. II, is37.-Gm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

paIS up By M sr,i July, tss7. Alarss pat aAs
year Nv The sea,On. md fsiiisR, uaay be lnsarsd
lbe Rgu year 20 any horse then siandtng - nay
Stable Al the price % Inc scasgs q such horsr. "
their aecoonis Zoe fssyesr shall Be s-talsd Al te
sxpirNiios 90 tkSs ssAsoa. No uin be Sati-
tied 10 lhese pri,ilsges sud advantages unless the
terms sre strictly complied With.
JOSIAH wM. WARE.
Beryvitie. Clarke souaty.I
March A. IsSA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

HVHIS eommodiods Establishment has jus,
n undergone thorough repair. and i.
fitted az with new and suitable furniture
The situation and convenience Of this House
will enable the proprietor 10 accommodate
those who may call, ~ the most com fortabls
style-say inferior 10 none IN the District
Boarders by the day, week, month, or year,
will be thankfully received NJ moderate
charges. ELIAS EDMOSDS.
Ech = ISlS I'm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
VIRGINIA, TO Wit

VIRGINIA, TO Wiz
At Rnles holden iu the Clerks OIire Of the Cir.
cu'i Superior Court ~ I.aw snd Chaneery iot
JcIfrr'un County, the hrst MONDAY ia Februa.
~. 1855:
Leonard Jartit anil David a. Thompson, rner.
Shants and eo-psrts-rs. trading under the name
q Jarvis and Thompson,
FL,,STHrs,
AGAINST
John \. Maniz aud John 81. Bricu. lately .mer-
chants aud co-patiners trading under ~ frm
~ John 4. MsttE an'l Company sad Jacob
Benutr ADD John lluskiut, DEFrNrs
~ CHANCERY.
.VNHE defendants, John a. Mantz. ard John
n VI. Btirn, n0i having entered ihcif sppcsr-
ancc, sud given scCnrity According ~ che act ~
asscuahly and The rulss ~ tliis cont; and q ap-
rrsrin b. satisfactory e,itruec thai iity ere not
iuhshFfifs 0i lbs eoantry " fsoRpERIu, Thst
The ssid defendants 30 appear here on the FIRST
day ~ the nest t,rm end ausser lie lili e lie
plainiiG; md that copy a this ORDER De- FORTH
9Th insrritd 30 some ncvspsptr Published %
CLarlestgss, ior 80 months rssi,tiy. sod
posted ~ tle trout door a the ruurt-h1us ~ The
tsidt ovn q Chsric80wn.
A Copy -Teste.
ROBT. e. BROWN, ClTk
Vrha ISIS
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Hanover County, Va. FsG. ~. ISIS. =

We do certify. ia che spring OF 1882. a, Major
Thomas Dos~Sll'a ne saw > trial ui two ,u,is,
and then single mile, with Ia, ard and Psmun.
NJ the ioFutr ~as considered first rate two
mite horse; PamuHky beat Ia, ard the Two miles.
running "a the rear for ! miles; 10 half an hour
amer They ran mile, end Pamunky beat B.y ard
lev feet. We BELIEVED Pamuuk, 20 br A. b.tt-f
hoTSo 1T that time than Bay ard, he tSO males
were run 80 3m. 5Ta aud ihe mile IN im sSs
We believe P~munky wss Injured ia that ttial.
aud In a few weeks after broke down.
CiVea unjer our hsnds this 2Jd day oT Dceen.
Der, iS53. CHARLES THOMPSON, Jr.
HARDIN BURNLEY,
WILLIAM 4 WHITE
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~ CHANCEHY
UHuHEEEa

a FULL ussortgisut u suscpiug. aesub.
"a biag, aeoe, hsir. ssi Tboih BRUSHES
just received an8 for sale sf
Jas - Isas.
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Gerry Tor Jefferson County, the first Mon
day N February. 1875 ;e-s
lanes J. Miller, PIaiai,g,
.IC.fLNST
Georgs c. Smooi. Within Alburtis, Thoms.
Smith. William Lucas, and Alexander a.
L. Dryden, Ds,sndals.
IN CHANcERY.
1NHE defendants George c. smoot, VIII
~ iian Alburiis, and Thomas smith, cot
having entered their appearance, and given
security secordins 10 the act OF s.sembly and
The rules OF this court; and 1t appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not in
hAsiianis OF this country Hb ordsTei, That
the said defendants do appear here on the
hrst day OF the next term, and answer the
ball OF the Plaintiff and that a copy Of thu.
order be forthwith inserted in sotne newspa-
per published in Chsrlestown, foe tao
months suceessively, and posted st the front
door Of the courthouse IN the said town OF
Chsrlestown. A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, CLERK.
March ], 1883.
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sF'EEytBaB COLDUnED silks.
HAVE received very hanilome sstofi.
n heHi q EINCF COLOrRED SILKS.
tiatsH siyls, iogsihsr eth maqg oiher arti-
cir in iho fancy lins. % which uouli yery
politely Hvne ne aiiont.on a ne ladies'.
Tsh ls.lala q