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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-23
EiOELlCkEsB
MatchIess SanatiVe.

sFs0 LOUIS OFFo.S 6OEIIcEE, a. D. 81
Gefsnsas lksrapssl bsiangs ne issPssish
sess hnnaE u 4dcing sEw shd fEEElGrs doc
aflne o. Tie Sciener Il Aecaine--A c1elFnt
ahssils lhonKA FrhemenIly cfPosed 81 s0me 81
ne tseally. Gof nlirh BE Is ! Ezlsabis tnssa
oer,l he PFsFes - he ss aeli fsnaded in tFnih
- any daetrins o. Haly Witt sss.etTins, %
% lhs verify a which are suspended lhe lives
q millions r. cur race, and shis ! be haldiy
challenges his opposeTs 70 T,iuts. W. CensElsp.
fsea 10 asssass a;ssasa eeesssoAGE e sissTssIsa
sfsis Fl va filR lSr Life FTia.i, gsl sfGks kuuaR
ssls: t-Js sffsn sserfsly lHrkiaE IN fAs Essgsn.
gr gsGgs srs fhsrs 10 las least q mFgaiaI - IL
LHasss-.-zHS WsisA mrs o. g ssrfsiafs
faeHsh net % GuisLly rHrtd. 81 esznes sSla e.
sirlpss ksa1aehs. An iasa,ushly precious doe.
aIiae this. - IL impnIis ~ important Lessen q.
the apparently ksallhg of both SEXES, tsacLins
them that this insidiaEs fae mag be sa uHob
served inmate sf their /" elsyey houses even
Niiie they imagine themselves secure from lie
attacks teaching them that the great seeEe, in
the AT & preserving health is TO plnck Sul tie
disease while IN she .'ade, and not All tlll the
full grown car.
This iiinslTlons hensiaieOr ni man 10 alec sn
.nied 10 the nairlsaed gratitude VI the world,
Tor Ihe InEenlisn s.f has
MArcHLESS SANATIYE,
whose healing fat may justly claim Tor IL sneh
Title since u has - signaiiy IEiumpLsd uTea
nuF great Cannon enFnv,
CONSUMPTION,
both IN the FIRST and last siaees--a msdiei.s
Which Las ih"'t ugly filed tie vacuum an HE
Ma'eFia sdlea. and ihsEehy proved mseiI lie
cONQuEROR or PHYSICIANS;
a msdiciae. for which all mankind wall have
abundant cause 20 blrss the benGfiesnf hsnd a
hind ProSldenee-a medicine. whose wen.
dcFoUs virtues have been so Rlowinr'y perIrsy.
ed even by some 81 our clergy. IN their pc store
visits 20 the sirk chamber; by which mems
they often become the happy instruments a
. changing dependency into hope. sickness into
health, and ssdarss Of friends into joylulness
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Testimony Nc. l.
4 l,sssr Esosa a. y. shsfsasd. sss e y.
q ! I 4 q Z


NrN 1cEk. OlfnbsH ,. it9A.
Dr. u. S. Rongmd.-Sir. Aboos ils
middle NJ July iasl. aeeldfnily netleed
in . newspapsF fhr advertise msnt II he
Mslehless Ssnslise. far hirh ] psFeeis-
ed you Seis agent. and uhieh rresfsstd %
be sovereign Esn.sds far conspnPiian.
As ny vile 1as il,en Iasl wasting
away viii Ibis dIFadfDl disease. sDd -
nur family physician Nas daily and snk-
iously fEdsay"ring 10 restore her a. health
without success. | stepped over 10 his
horse, End asked him Il lie had any 81
jretions Ia her iskirg Ibis msdirine. lie
replied. that - IL Was IsrleeIly Silling
Ms. Sherwood should take lLsl or any
other medicine sic might ehonse, hul be
Ih0Cghi IL could da her no good. - her
lungs arsFt rapidly consuming and no
hVm0n means eorld sare her." Sill as
droH nirg person will ealeh al straw,
and he Sentative LeinR rrrnn mtnded by
three ny siri~ns y ho had used il IN their
pracIier. sic eoncludFd 70 give q trial.
I sent snd purchased vial. phirh che
commenced taking three times . day.
giving free indulgence r. her apreiiie
scrnIding 10 tie dne-lions. BY TnEsn-
ing this course. she suffered considerably
fer NE fret eight or fen dnys. but via
shortly able 10 eat and drink freely, with
out the least inconvenience.
! Within fur weeks lrnm her 6rsi using
the medicine. her feeble and wssled irams
! began 10 put an new strength. and she has
been gaining from day 10 day until Tie
present momrr,, 10 the uiier asionisll-
menl Of our family physician and friends.
She is now enjoying o comfortable
Though NOT prIfeci) state OF health. 10
able To be about the house and 20 attend
church.
/ Mrs. Sherwood and myself ARE both fol-
ly of The opinion. and 30 are al who know
her remarkable case. that abe 0ires her fsfe
10 The SdnGfipe alone; and ss there are
probably may consumpiiye persons IN The
United States. who have nus yet heard OF
this medicine. measures ought speedily
TO be adopted TO have il moe generally
known. @
A number Of persons in this neighbor-
hond, understand. are taking IL for osher
serious complaints, with very great benz
rift. Think of going 10 The South. y iih
nv family. sometime this fall. snd In case
/ | do. ! will proclaim the virtues of the
Sanalive in that quarter: Tor although
some Of the physicians here are actively
opposed 10 il, do sincerely believe Il "a.
we'd nv wife from an opening grave.
II YOU think this letter will serve the
) public good. you are 81 liberty 10 publish
it. Respectfully. &c.
5 nj 4 cuv,wonu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-23

Our spell o, warm, dry weather has at
length b,en succeeded BY cooling and
refreshing rains. Crops were suffering
mnch from the drought. bu. we learn from
an intelligent farmer tina, The rains Of this
week Will prevent their bsing ultimately
injured 10 any great extent.
Nerbern Spectator.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-23

The banks Of Virginia. Pennsylssaia.
Maryland. and some osher states. resum-
ed sperie payments on the 18Th instant.
according to appointment No exlraOr-
binary run has been made upon any Of
them. The people haze confidence in
The banks, and are satisfied.
The Governor Of New Jersey has IS
sued his proclamation requiring The banks
IN HAT state 10 resume nn The Both inst.
Elerlian have taken place in keniurky.
Illinois. Indiana. Missouri. and Alabama;
bus very psrIisl returns only hare yet
been received.
In KsHfGeky. things lo"k well. whis
principles continue TO prevail. aud the
Convention ProJeel appears 10 have been
completely put dawn.
In Illinois Iwo counties only have been
heard irom-- the result about as a, the last
Governors election. j.. -.
hdiaHG---slx Counties heard lrom.--g
Wigs, ? Vans.
Missouri. The New York Evening
Star Of Saturday last announces. on su-
Ihuri'y "l lruer from a correspondent
that in seven counties in Missouri the
Wings were ihirIy-Iwo hundred ant
I~eny.nine ahead. and their entire licke
Cot representatives so far elected"
.4iat@iu. The RaItigh Star has re-
eeIrsd slip from the Office Of the Mo
bile Mercantile Advertiser of the 10Th
which gives as the resuI. in 90 Counties
- Wings and 20 Vans. We fsrihrl
learn. from the Msrengo Gazette. tia
the entire Wing ticket has prevailed il
Greene county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-23
MATCHLESS SANATIVE.

DAVID S. ROWLAND, the General Ameri
can Agen, f,r this mighty medicine. Invented
by the immortal Goelicke OF Germany has
great pleasure in publishing the following high
" important letter from respectable gentle
man 10 New York, which he has received, witt
many others Of . similar character--also very
interesting intelligence f.om several Of his a.
gents, a. will be seen below - " hich, togethe'
with The esgii6ca,e from ,arss eminent German
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-23

49, We have been requested 10 stale.
% lhal the I.sdirs af The PrsshyIe-
,;,a Eemals benevolent Society in this
ice. will have n Fair At Ihe Mason
- II.n. On WEDNESDAY Of tlie County
Cnar,. l:as 29'h inst,
We Only ask. that 1I'e same l'bsrali'y
.L;eb was extended 10 the last Fair. may
bs continued on The present oe.asiOn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-23

Jlsmaaih Hssh.-Ws we're ysasr.
day shOWh . dfliriaas lookiRg Peach,
grO~a IN ihe gsrdea If our nsighbor Nc,
J. Jones. which weighed twelve ounces,
and measured IOi inches in eireualsr,
sEre.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-23
Testimony No. 2.
GERMAN SANATlvE.

Extract from the Essex Register, pu bllshed in
Salem, Massachusetts.
The Agents for the sale Of this invaluable
medicine in this city. have in their possession
statements of many instances which have al
ready voluntarily been made Co them Of benefit
resulting from lis use. Inquiiers can be direct
ed to the individuals by calling at the Book
store OF the Agents.
IVES L JEwETT. Iss Essex street.
Testimony No. 3.
From the Boston Morning Post.
THE MATCHLESS SANATIyE,
by an article in our paper 10 day, il Mill be
seen that this medicine has lost nune Of lie viz
tues by crossing the A,lanlic--lor il appears o
be working similar cures in America 10 tloss
which have astonishcd Europe. VI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-23
THE
Matchlcss Sanatiye.

q N advertisement for which fills the two sub.
-A seqnent columns. is for sale al Mudlick
Post Office, Chatham county, by
ROBERT WOODY,
.igeat fir he sale Of the saas.
"a" N. B. A fresh supply just recolv-
ed 49,.
Juae 81, sS--Sn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-23
3296O 10000

Fourteen counties yet to be heard from.
whirh will probably add considerably to
i,u,!iv! : m.j"ri.y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-23

By letters from Calcutta, dated May
ilh, intelligence has been received Of the
death of Mrs. Morrison, wife OF the Rev.
John ii. Morrison. a missionary Of the
Board Of Foreign Missions Of the Presby.
lerian Church. She died Of cholera, after
an illness Of IL hours, and soon after she
arrived at Calcutta.
Mrs. Morrison was one Of The missiona.
~ company which sailed from Philadel-
phia las, fall, in the ship Edward. They
arrived a, Calcutta OH the 9Th April, and
are reported as having landed in health.
No farther parli 'ulars have been rerelv-
ed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-23

Inland Routes 10 charlottesville
New York Express. in lsIe article UP
on this subject, has fallen into an error.
which we deem it necessary to correct.
The Express says. travellers reach
charlestnn in about eighteen hours from
Wilmington. hy steamboat. The distance
from Wilmington Ia Charleston in about
$50 or l60 miles. The Steamer Nnrth
Carolina has deem running twice a week.
for nine months, 10 aud from these two
places. ard has never lost trip; and ne.
ver but three times within our knowledge
has she been more Than Id hours in ma
king a trip. Her regular time for leay.
ing Charleston is 5 o'clock p. NJ. and
III 90 times out of 100 she is al the wllar
IN Wilmington. al I A. NJ. next day. s,
great is her regularity, that she bears III,
sObriYuei Of the Time-piece.' The Tim,
therefore between Wilmington e. Charles
ton may be justly computed al JouTtec'
hours. and oil these Ia. three are milan,
navigation; so that passengers who irave
upon the Hiimingt0n and X. Rail Roa,
boats. are but eicrea hours at sea. 2
hours from Cape Fear Bar TO Wilmington
I from the Charleston Bar TO that city
making Ia. Wilmington .7dr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-23

AyGeaaas asst fsattfIs &c.. n. ,s..r.r.
- the LassoEg q nasdlxa1s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-23

The Rail Road Bank.-The Presi.
dent Of The Charleston and Cincinnsii
Rail Road Company has given notice.
that books will be opened a, all the places
where they we're originally opened for
subscription to the Rail Road, for the
purpose Of receiving subscriptions In the
Bank incorporated by the states Of North
and South Carolina and Tennessee. The
books will be opened on The second Mon.
day in October next, and continue open
fur thirty days. The capital Of the Bank
is restricted. To twelve millions of dollars;
and nu person can hold stock who is not
subscriber TO the Rail Road; the num-
Der Of shares not TO exceed the amount
subscribed by them 10 the Rail Road. Il
is contemplated tn put the Bank in Ope.
ration in November next Register.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22

WILL BE- cold, 80 TAssdsy tks GA II .HsreA
" asEf. 81 the rssidsnee ofJaoo6 Boi,K.
On The OPsqaon Greek. near the residence OF
the late Carver willis. ell the PsrsoaaI Pre-.
Pssty Of the subscriber. 10 ~it;
FIvs head Of Horsss, two Of which are
Paui Pry Co.'s,
Aad one Mare, noe with foal by Paul PRIV.
Five good Mich csws. ell Of which are
nov Nth calf
several BEAD Of stock Cattle,
sheep asd HogV.
FArsaing Utshsils u all kinds, anouEsI
which ere.
Tw0 good Wagons, PIoaEhs,
HarFoss, sRd gsRriag Tor each.
Alao, hsy Of the bsst quality and az bic
HOuSehOiS aAd KifeAsa Fayatfurs.
ceasis,iag, is part, Of The following ARTICLES:
Tso Festhsr Beds sd BeddinE
one Bsruas, ChstFs, Tables,
Dee Ciothss Press,
T~o ts"-Plsts Stoves, sad naaJ srtselss
Dot uasatbOBsd
Mae aeaths' eFsde viii BE- Kivsa "a AZ
suas ever ~, By ne Purchaser EiviaS Bod
Sith approved sscsrits. usdsF shat saa.
TIE eash siii - Required
- JAcos BoLTz.
Fep' -, lhfa sNssr cszsss~as JsiH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

=
for tAs iessk ending Fri1sy sssaiaE, FsS. I6
CATTLE--ws quote =, before At 81. so .
$3.50, according TO quality. Very few live
Hog. have reached the market-ws quote
S1,'S a. the current price, al whieh rals Iot.
to arrive have 0esn taken. Killed Pork from
wagons 30, IS 81. We quote The store price
al ~ S7,25.
FLOUR Hosarl arssi-Ths rsesipt. Of
the week are small, the aggregate being no,
quite 3SV0 b6ls. The store price IL ua.form
AZ -, AZ whleh the market is krm. The 90.
gun price IL o7,T5. The stock N markst 4,
believed TO be about 600o bbls
Rys FIoWr.-bNs continue our QUOT atino, fer
LIST from wsgOos Al ~, so, although foe an oe.
eas'onai load slight sdvases has been pad
The store price 10 a., e2i 1t,7S.
GkAlN - WAssf A cargo Of virEinia red
was sold early IN the week % Sl,6S-ths h
The oniy parcel Of domestic wheat uhieh has
been 81 market Tor soma wsekA Thsrs has
been about $4,000 bushels FOrsikn soId during
the week, attl, go aNI,s5
CsTA The last sales Of white wsrs a, IS
esnts, and Of yellow 81 10 cents, and we
quote the same rates to-day. A cargo q Vir-
gina mixed was sold yesterday st ~ eenls.
Oafs.-Ws quote Al - Q 30 esats from
store. A cargo Of Virginia Sss soId early IN
the week At 20 cts.
CtoveTseed--We continue TO quote the Va
gon price at IS . IS, 37S. and iron stores Al
tS,25 Ss, ga per bushsi.
SPECiE--ws quote Dollars 81 per eco,
premiums hsh Dollars So per cent; Amsri-
can Gold NJ ~ per cent, Royal Dooblooos All;
Patriot do. 0lS,20; and sovsrsigas O4,95.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. IL.
King street yesterday was lively. Thsrs
was an unusual number Of wagons in, and
produce sold bristly. Flour a, l5-coru sS
. 66-Oats <0.-Gazetfs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
CANADA.
HOUSE or REPRESENT.sTTTEs.



Tins morning Col. Howard, Of Ma
ryiand. rose aud said. that letters had
oenn received a, The proper depart.
ment from the Northern border. which
demanded that the bill now on the
Speakers table. TO preserve the mutual
relations between this country and
Englsnd. should be acted on very
speedily. He then caused TO be read
letters from officers Of the Northern AR.
my. stating that large force was col .
iecting m Ohio aud its neighborhood.
bound Tor Canada. u was led by Mr..
Van Rensselaer, and . Mr.. Doud. and
was computed at 500 whites. and 500
Indians.
Lieut.. Romans Of the revenue SER
vice. had met this force on the road
between the county Of Van Buren, and
ST. Charles river. II was accompanied
by baggage wagons. disguised rs the
vehicles Of pedlsrs. well stored with
arms. martial musical instruments, and
munitions Of war generally. The force
was scattered in drtachments, and
thus IT passed on without seeming 10
attract particular attention. Some of
its followers had stated, that il was the
design Of the Crusaders to pass through
Michigan, and commence the work Of
Canadian invasion. somewhere in the
neighborhood Of the Upper Lakes.
The force appeared TO be well pro-
vidcd for the seventies OF d winter
campaign in high northern latitude,
and II was evident that Il had been sup
piled by men who could not be deem.
ed irresponsible.
In thus aspect Of the affair. the COM
msnding officer on the northern from
tier, had suggested to the war depart.
ment the immediate transportation Of
all the disPosable force now stationed
at the fortresses m New York harbor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
J. Q. ADMINISTRATIONS.

House. OF INSTRUMENTATION F..b. IL.
Mfr, Adams came into the House
with abou, three hundred petitions from
all sorts Of places add all sorts Of per.
sons. and upon all sorts Of subjects. -
Mr.. Adams gave notice that he should
presen: his petitions one BY one until
al were presented. lie then began.
and presented petition from one man,
praying Congress 10 make hin al alisal
Another petition Sas presented. pray.
'nZ Congress to buih loaH A mo.
ton was made and sustained 10 lay II
upon the table. [The petition prays
ioF the erection Of q wall between the
Slave.holding and the non .slavehold.
Ing Statesl Mr.. Adams then pre-
rented another petition. praying Con.
gres5 10 pass q Law which shall make
persons Of colour competent Witnesses
n cases 81 kidnapping. This petition
was also laid on the table. Other pc
hl'ons were then presented. praying Tor
a change Of the seat Of Government
10 make an appropriation 10 enforce
ths laws 81 the land, 80 that = citizen Of
the North may travel 10 he South
without the dagger Of losing bis lifo."
MI a. IN presenting this petition. BE-.
gan thus: "SiF-It has Been said IN
smother part Of this House. that Il ~
Abolllionist goes from the North 70 The
Souih, that he
Here tremendous cry q Order"
vas raised. snd Mr. Adams vas forced
70 keep silence.
a great aumbeF o. petitions pfayinr
Ior the Abolition 81 Slavery aad TIE
Slave trade 70 The District a. Colum.
o'a' uere then presented. and laid upon
,as table. Alec q great variety q pssi-
hons Oh almost 90 possible conceivable
,sueieeis. NJ. Adaas. u ciosing bic
'aoogs, presented two huadrs1 and say
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22

eight Petiiioas tron sbout rurnrr-vrxx
rnersAED Ps:is;sssss. Prsyiag fsr he
eeeis'on Of Mr.. Pstioa's resolution a
SoP'sd ey the House % The als q
December.
Mr.. Adams having taken his sess.
n's eolieaguss presented great num-
Der OF petitions On The sub jeet Of sla.
very. All Of the New Esglaaa S,siss
poured in their hundreds of petitions,
and 20 also all the Free States in regard
TO this subject. New York sent ssye.
raj hundred. and Pennsylssnia . great
number.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
For Rent.

lHE well-knovn and valuable STORE
- HOUSE at Bunksrs-IIiII. BsrksIey Co.
virginia, now IN the occupancy Of ats,,rs.
Payne. u - one Of the most desiFabIs stsod,
IN the country for . retail store. Attached
- . good Dwelling House, q Garden, slsoIs.
and every eonveHisbes complete fer = ples.
sabt ismIiy FesidsBes--io be resIsd win the
s'or'-house. Possession 20 Be- Eiveu on the
hrsI " April next. Apply TO
DANIEL SNYDER, Guar4isn
I,T iAs hsisI ef Dssid "a. Saydsr, Gse'd
FEB. ~. 1888 1T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22

Petitions and memorials were pre-.
sen,ed by Mr.. Lucas. from John and
Jacob Sharff s. Co., praying an act Of
incorporation 10 enable them 10 assoei.
ate with them capitalists Cor the pur-
pose OF mining Tor coal. manufacturing
lron' and OF constructing . rail road
from their mine in Berkeley county. TO
such convenient poin: on the Potomac
river. as they may select.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
LOOK AT TWTSt

AHoSE Who are Indebted 70 the late sru
- OF HAnHoHD 4 SRRoPsHIaE, either by
oond, note, OF book account, are hereby ear
ne.'iy requested 70 make speedy sstIIsasnt.
as indulgence 90 those elsims cannot be rivsa'
an anxious 10 pay the debts Of the arm.
and want the money due the hrm, 10 DO n
With. Tbs notice, hope, will not be dis.
regarded. q, W. HAMMoEn
Feb. "a, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22

Ar. Psnaisana gave noEies. Ia. 4
some oshsr gsndsasn did not, between
ihis day add Saturday. (ths day sfler 70
mosrow. call up some oas o(the ysri-
osis series Of rssoissions. In rsls,ioa 10
the kstioosl Revenues and Currency.
Sh,eh we're now ca The table. be would
h,mssli. on tina, day. Offer . rssO,utioa
% iassFSeisea 20 our Senators In Con-
grsss. And 90 he eoolidsrsd that the
time Tor debate on this subieeS bed pass.
Cd, and q most urgent necessity ior
prompt action obsioosly emitted. be
should probably call foe the previous
qoesiioa on has resolution. He ~osle
be with . view 20 full inform alton.
more explicit. and state, that the reso-
luton which he should oGer would con-
tain simple instruction 10 our Senator,
10 oppose the bill reported by the ~.
nance Committee OF the Sensis. fsni-
harry known as Mr.. wnghrs Bill
aud to oppose the principles Of that bill
whatsoever and IN whatsoever form
Presenied. lie had given thi. nos.ss.
because he supposed that every mem.
Der OF the House might desire 20 be. o.
every member should be, present ~ hen
the vote should be taken on that cues
ton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
JOHN n. saRopsu1nr

hFiSC bought q. W. Hammond. an
M terest to the stock Of Goo.s former
~ Hammond q Shrop,hrss,) tf,rms tia
public that he intends TO carr, O, the N.r4
esnh'e ousiness 10 MIR SsdisT's BRICK House.
opposite !. n Carriers Hotel. a herr lac hosss
10 receive call from hi. friend, GHd tie
Peohe generally. lie IA thsbkfuI loo past
ia.or'. And hopss. By unremstiii,S atleoi,ca
10 business, 10 nert . Continuance VI tho
same.
Chsriesto~B. Feb. 8, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
E1EIG,sa

- r yrCTgfs.ss
- NlA'AIEo
FNi1b subscriber hss taken NJ Itafrs
tLORE toto psftBsfsbip IN me Msrrsp.
nis bus'nsss, ~h,eh viii b-tssnsr " con.
Doe ted uodsf the osms ~ kEYEs &FIOHT.
The u"osr'igned n very dss.fou. q eI,,.
30 y" former business " iibout dr.ay. ~.
respectfully solicis su yrfsons having a.
sotnis ~ith hin 70 settle them a. sso, !.
cpn'snisUt Str - CRAICHuL !. 49,.
ihofisse % mahs settifnashts
HUMPHREY KEYEs.
Chsrisftoua. Esb I. 1875
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Notice.

1t persons having claims against tbs
IA estate Of the isis Andrew Wood, ar.
requested TO present them legally su,h,t.t,,
Gated Tor settlement. End ali per.on. ip-
ueo'ed 10 the estate, are hereby not. fed tha,
'hSJ must make payment immediately
Feb 9. 1893. r,,,,',..
y. b. Andrew Woods Patent CAai.,.
eo'h The old and new style, viii ccn,l-ue t.
90 manufactured sttho old stand. ubtii tL.
patent be disposed Of. : n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
FOUND.

WIS found on Sunday last, near the
Episcopal Church, In this town, a
watch Seal, with Chain aud Ring attached;
winch the owner can have by calling At hi,
once and describing then. and pSying Tor
this sdVertissDent. ~
Feb. %. lB3a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-22
PW6lie Sale.

authority of deed Of trust, executed
~ TO the subscriber by John Haines. hear
'ng date 90 the 18th day Of January, 1891.
aad duly recorded, and made Tor the purpose
~ securing the paymen; of certain sum, Of
money TO bustFOd e. WA.hingtoa, . - ilI,eII.
10 the highest BIDDER, for read, money. on
FRIDAY tbs 21S day Of February next, in
front Of Carers hotel. in ChaTIesto~ n. Jsf.
iersoo eo0ntJ, Va, ell that LOT or LAND.
LyiSg neor ChArieStoWn aforesaid, on which
me said hAines resided for acme time bsEor.
ME death-suPPosed TO eoatsin oae Gers OF
iaod, with the spPurtsnanees, adjoining the
'ands OF Matthew Frame. &c. Sale TO take
place at - o'clock, M.
Jan. IS, 1895. ~,