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(SHEAP LETTER PAPER-..A superior article o
Letter P.per bought at auction in New York, is this
h,y opened for sale by y. TAYLOR at s. so per rean
equivalent 2 IL cents per qnr",) being The same
Paper Of which much has been sold in the District oil Co.
lumbia S4 perr' am.
Also good common Letter Paper, suitable for school
or store use at 81 rs per rean And larSe ,ot on
Cap Paper now The way from The Norm. WIZ ue i"r
sale in day or much lower than the same art'cie
has been sold before in Washington.
:. Now opening large supply ofthe best Blank and
Account Books OF all kinds, al unusually low prices.
ap27
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Mr.. CHARLES r. RAMSAY, late editor Of the Cncin-
matt Republican, died recently al Galveston, Texas.
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NEW ,MAS, Farces, &c. &c.-The Irish tLioa,
IN The Omnibus he Ransom. The Gladiator, the Mum
N.Y. Spi,6re the Bottle Imp Flight to Am. RIGA. he Mar
about Town. Pleasant Neighpors. Ny Fellow Clerk
many Others. are This day received sale + Af-
LOlt nj IL l.2 and Is cents each. mayl
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r IFE OF SELL Err. BY Carlyle, author Of the
i i French Pevoution. in one volume, with Portrait
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ly the same auhor-price IS cents.
This day received, for sale by +. TAYLOR:
Also Rocks Resolutions in Europe, from the decline
OF the Ronan Enpe in the West up 10 the Congress OF
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bound price ! 25 80
pr,ce IS cents may
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NEW ENGLISH BOOK5-ihs day received, Tor
/ v sale by r. TAYLOR.
Le and Reign Of William the Fourth, 2 volumes with
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England under Seven Administrations commencing
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Pictorial History Of England, with many hundred en-
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Leipsic, 1898
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The works Tin ltaan) the four Italian poets Dante,
Petrarch. Aosto and Tasso the whole complete IN one
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TTORACE VERNON; Or, Fashionable Lite---t new
novel rust published and this day received, for sale
by f. TAYLOR, for circulation among the sue.ri-
hers TO the Wayeriy Circulating Library ap27
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JToLrAikE'S COMPLETE WORKS, IN French
Forty five volumes large qna'to srze, IN ful cali
binding in good order; many OF the volumes containing
numerous engravngs is off red for sale lone copy onl,
at the low price Of rs cents per yolume
ap27 lA1 LIN.
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high tariffs almost always associated with ana
sharing strong denuIciaiions Of the tariff, &C.,
while. in another column Of the same journal
we shall be invited TO peruse elaborate essays
commenting Mr.. Van Bnren and his leading
friends Tor the support Of the people, as s,er.
ling democrats and sound statesmen in rela-
ton TO this very subject, when the truth is
that they went farther, as We have shown,
than leaders Of The opposition in voting high
tariffs through Congress and advocating them
out Of il; the entire blame and odum
Of which they now endeavor to throw
upon the whole opposition. Mr.. Clay and
his friends are accused by those who are them
selves most worthy of the accusation. II is
only necessary for the people to know the
truth TO be enabled To disc inmate between
pseudo democracy and real republicanism,
and TO act and vote accordingly.
o. The Loco-foco politicians in Virginia
tell the people that to prevent the interference
Of federal officers in elect ms is to disfran.
chise citizens, and Mr.. Crittenden's bill is
compared to the alien and sedition law.
What is to be said Of the Loco-foco bill that
passed the Senate. depriving the U. s. Circuit
Court Of The long sacred right Of issuing the
writ OF mandamus A bill reported by Mr..
Federal Wall, and carried by strict party
vote !?
The proposition Of the Committee" says
the National Magazine in note TO an article
on the Supreme Court, /" strikes deadly
blow at the very life Of our liberty, the legal
rights Of the citizen and il is an extraordina-
ry circumstance, and ono that should not be
forgotten, that while the Chairman Of the Ju-
dietary Committee, Mr.. Wall, reports bill to
encourage the interference of public officers
in elections, and pretcnds to feel 50 much for
the rights Of the citizen at the polls, he is
willing to do, and, indeed has done, deed
that destroys forever all redress for the cit-
zen against dishonest public officers. In both
cases Mr.. Wallis love ofthe people has point.
ell to an increase Of power to be exercised by
the Executive over the people,"
4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10
Council Cham Der, !
January 4, 1889. I

Augusta, Jan. 5, 1889
The Legislature in Convention, at eleven
O'Clock TO day, made choice of the follow
ing gentlemen,
CounciIlors:--
York, Henry Hobbs of WATERFORD.
Cumberland, John Webb. of Windham.
Oxford, John Walker, of Lovel.
Kennebec, Alpheus Lyon, of Watervlle.
Lincoln, Nathan C. Fletcher, of Thom-
aston,
Waldo, SC. Nathaniel Milliken.
Penobscot, &c. Samuel Coney.
The number of votes thrown was 2O3.
The above named gentleman received 1913.
The old council received the residue.
Asaph r. Nichols was also chosen Sec
rotary of state, by one hundred and TWEEN
ty three votes. Mr. Benson, the present
Secretary received the residue.
No business of public interest has been
transacted.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10

ofthe principle, which itinvovcs, has been
established by the highest judicial tribunal
of the state, and also by that of Massachu-
sets, and is satisfactorily inGerabIe also cor
from decisions, already given by the Sn-
preme court of the nation. What remains
then but thatthe law should be duly en-
forced! This duty now rests upon Ire
Court of Common Pleas. There is no
escape from this pressure. The duty must
lie fairly met and faithfully performed.
Remainder next week
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-10
NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY.
transacted

The following paragraph from the Lon
don Morning Chronicle, the official organ
of the British mini stry, would seem to in
dictate that some progress has been
made rds settlement of the North
Eastern Boundary question.
From the Morning Chronicle Of Nou. %.
SETTLEMENT OF THE BOUNDARY QUESTION
We have heard to-day, in quarters whe r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
Virginia. On wiz:

A. nuiss holden an The Clerks oaee Of the Cir
cult Superior Court of i.sv aud cAaaeery for
Jefersoa coonty, tho hrst Moadsy in April,
1889.
Tie .awf-si .g-'-ysses secisfs sysi.,f r, on bsis
Tags If tho STATE q ytsxiais. PLAxrtrr.
AGAINST
.iaa Sophia JGsrsos, sridoe ~ HsBsifss Jsfysrsoa
dses.ssi, Richsnd Uafissa,. isis Sherig IF Jsesr-
bon county. oossmisf,e Standardization q Seais Rea
efssif Hra'ii,oa J.gsrsos. dse'd, s'si .N~ris Hi
ssbsfh y. gsrsea, Franc, .1Ra y.gsrseH, .rd .qnn
Ifa.siitoa JGsrs@a, hs,rs 81 isr 81 ihe sgii HAM
dion L.GsrsSs, dee'I. DEsExpASTs,
~ CuANCERY.
YUVHE defeDdaots. Ana sophia Jefferson, Ma
- RIA kizses's Jefferson. Frances Aoa JEFF
ferson. and Ann HsmiItoo Jefferson, Dot having
cnisred ihsir appearances. Add given security se-
rording To the act Of assembly end the rules Of
this court; aud h appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they not inLsbIi ants of this couE
try; IL Is srdered. That the said defendants do
appear here On tie Est day OF the next term.
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff, aud that .
cope this order be forthw it'll deserted in some
newspaper published ia Charlsstown. for two
months saesessissiv, sod posted 81 the front
door OF the courthouse In the ssid town Of
Char les;own.
Copv-Tesie,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Cls,k.
Apfii 4. 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
virginia, 10 wit:

At Rules holden IN the Clerks oiice ofIbc Cir
cult superior cour, Of Law and Chsncery Tor
Jefferson county. tie fret Monday IN April,
1899;
-SieAsias -nsrnisn, PLAxrIrr,
AGAINST
John RsynsiGs and Lr'ris Uonwsg. DEF'Is.
IN cuANcERY.
TIVE defendant, John Rey nolds. not having
Il ettsred his appearance. aud given security
according TO the act Of assembly spd the rules
Of this court, aud 10 appearing by satisfactory
evidence that ho ~ not iahsbiisat Of thi.
country; Il Is o'dsrsd, That the said defendant
DO appear here On The frat day Of The neat tern,
apd snswsr the bill Of the plaintiff; aud that a
copy Of this order be forthw ith inserted IN some
newspaper Published in Charle.towp, for two
months sueesssiveIy. aud posted ut tho fron,
door Of the Court House In the said town oi
ChsrlesIown.
A copy-Tssie,
RoBERT T. BROWN, C,ak.
April 4, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
Virginia. 10 Wit:


Al Rules holden In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law and Chaneery Tor
Jefferson County, the hrst Monday in April,
1889;
Basii Williamson sai .HsrgS G; ais wifs, Pl'rys,
AGAINST
Cs,ard b. W-gsr a. ad-isi .i'aios Of Philip Hsx.r,
de u. and ia his srH ,igki. ard In ihe rigM Of
his Ts. Of the dist ibpises Of tho estate Of ,a:d
PhiIip Wager. deed, cad Ellen a pJe 81 IaiA
GsrsTd " UaStr, George HetFlasn, IIaa.ss
Humphreys, iridor II Roger Hs,iyAitys, dec d.
May Seeii<, Charlie. Usgsr, Eii:sbsik Wager.
JaSses r.. Wager, and Ed9@d L. Wager, i.Tanf
ehiidIss Of Edirad Wsyer, doe'd. Jams b. We
ger,Gnd Noah H. Ssesyns aad Sarsh -iHs AS ss.Js
DEfExpAsrs,
IN CH.i-NCERY
IHNHE defendants, George Hoffman; James b.
Wager, Noah II. swayne and Sarah Ana his
wife. NOT having entered their appearances, ard
given security according 10 the act OF assembly
and the rules OF this court; and il appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that they are not iuhabi-
tants Of this country IL is Order,d. That the said
defendants do appear here on the tenth day Of
the next term, and answer the smeDded Ball Of
the plaintiff and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in Charlesto~n. for two months successivsIy, snd
posted at the front door OF The eourt-house IN
the said town Of Chsrlestown.
A Copy--Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, CIsrk.
April 1S, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25

TNiiE sahseribsr hlsing gone 10 esnsidersbls
u trouble sot sxp-nse IN procuring Precsp-
,rrss IA his family, thinks he hazards nothing in
saying that the lady nov acting IN that capacity
- h's ismny y n capable Of iastraetipG young
ladies' ss any Ia the United States and az her
t'aae al nel DO entirely taken up with the num-
bef OF children now 81 school, the subscriber
proposes 10 take four or i've more either ~
bosrdefs or day scholars. Should any ore be
iisPosed TO send their ehild-ro. they may rely
on their receiving every stiestioa both in sad
out OF school TIE terms are go m oder ate. that
II viii be cheaper to board children than to
keep them at hsue, and experience has proved
ihs sfe<k Advantage Of having children under
the eye Of the teacher.
Terms per session. including boarding aud
the following branches, ytzi
kssding. ortborraphy, Writing. Grammar. Rhs-
tote, Geography, Asronomy, History, Phiio-
sophy. Chemistry. Cook keeping $50
Day Scholars per quarter. S
siusin, 10
french, g
Embroidery. Rug Work or Gliding, ,
No charge Tor the last three 10 any one learn
ing Aus,c. GRIFFIN TAYLOR
Arcadia. near Frederick, MD. q
April Z. Ir3g.-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
"A Coli Tor "A SONG.

WOULD aPpriEe my friends aud The public
n generally, who are fond Of foe colts, that
have become the half owner Of OHANTY-
0LEEH, with the entire control OF him, and
that he will be st hts old stand, st nv stable
one mile from Leetown, On the Pike road. pre-
pered tsssrve mares by tho l0ih Of March. II
will be in my power 10 render abe ssFviees Of
Chantieleer as fs~ rs soy fashion able blood
horse in virginia II must be granted ~ all
whO know the comparative standing Of SIalIioBs
throughout our country. as il reeArds popularity,
that Chaniieiser ranks No ! amongst na,irs
bTsI horses. II proof u required Of this, 4 need
only ensDtion that has sire vas Oh Su .iTsky--
dam Black CAssf.
Col Ssinn's bassus is Chsniicleer's full sis-
ter. Piefon. said TO have been the best colt (ia
his three year old form ever bred in Aueries,
was colt froai Isabella. -yi's .vaiiis n eeie-
brated race M re AZ long distances. va. pro-
duced by Columbia, sniheT full sister Of Chauii-
eleeT, and many other distinguished horses,
have been produced by has fsll sisters. II is
my intention in bringinss chanticIeer again be-
fore the public TO gne tsem an opportunity OF
getting colts eArsP, and TO Ietain BIN here so
long as he shall be Literally patronized.
For further particulars, ser auJ-b,..s-
THOMAS u. BAYLOR.
Leetown, Jefferson eounty,1
jan 81, 1899 TT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
JEEEERSON I,AEU
EOR G.HEE

nVHg subscriber offers for sale the FARM or
II Mrs Robinson. in the county Of Jefferson
stthe mouth Of the DaIialia Greek, containing
By survey
-Four hundred and siriy-tigii and Hrss
quG,tSr .7eTGs.
MS believed there are few pieces OF prcpsrty
ofthe same extent with this more valuable, bot
the residence Of The subscriber makes other IN
,ssinents more agreeable 10 him. To save the
trouble Of inquiries he will state that bis price h
fto per ssse-oae third cash tae rernsio>ler In
one, two, three. AID four years, bearing interest
Communications In relation 10 the property
ssn be made 10 his reistisc. Mr. }. c. u Taylor,
Of Jefferson. by whom, or BY Mr.. w. X. jenkins
on the premises, IL will be shsWa 20 persons de-
srous Of purchasing.
MoNcURE ROBINSON.
Philadelphia, Dee. G, l83s-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
4 Valuable Tnn-Yard, &c,
ron RENT.
at HiRPERS. FERRT, tn

At HfRPEHS-FERRT,T II
UNHIs lanyard. With all It's spPsHaages,
Il h offered for rent. u IL supposed 10 ca
Of the best locations Virginia for carry ing
on the Tasniny business on an extensive scale,
~ there Is ample room. A numbsr OF ya,s are
upder cover. It has every necessary ta.ldins.
The yard Is furnished with waller, and the bark
grouad By water power. Al abundance Of bark
can DO got coassnieni At lar price. and a
srsat nam5er OF hides can be procured at the
place, Ne there Is no tannery within several
miles Of a. There is also every iseili,s fer get
ties hides from the cities, and for sending the N
oil shea tanned, eiihsr by the railroad OF canal
another iDdaeenent to a renisr il, that large
quantity OF Leather is used at The Ferry in ire
course OF year. Tmmedists possession can %
given. HUGH CILLEECE s. co.
Jan. To- Ie7e-eowtf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
2ccenssss<ssaed DW G1h< .uc8Soss
EfCELTH.
Flodoardo moward's Select
UIEOlCxDGER-

HowARD-s I-r~rss cs-p-.hx R.sS Er-
n u tract # SssP.rs:ls. Scr shs esrs q Srrs-
fula or Ksngs' Erd. Chressc nks1,afssm- Sv-
phiiitie snd Nercsrssi Dssssss. Whsss Swssi-
isss, osssirs-s EsuPtsoas q ne So. Ul,srs,s
sores, Pains ~ the Boses. Gener,f Dsb1Ay. snd
all diseases rsqaHins tae aid &C slssr.aiss Me-
dicirss.
Hsses-d's Co~pss-.d Fl.iS Ersw.rs 81 B.rk-r.
for the cure Of Chronic Go.orrbur~ Oss.rss-
tions Of Urine. Gless- of iear sis.Asax. Diseases
Of ihe Bistaer. ur,thr., &c
BcrssgF Tasis JHsxsnrs. 5eg IN, russ - Ypvsr
4 Agns. ~ssrsased % cure. OF ibs oos<y re-
funded.
h Hswsr<s csups~,S Ersnss<x Tea WasA -
Teeth Pssf<, ter srressiag Asd presenai.x decay
IN Teeth and Zoe diseases q fhs Csns-ap era
bic and pleasant rerseSiss &c pressrvinx shsa
ian . he abby conditiea-
HS~~Ss E,sosafs Taask -scks Druys. wsrr.za-
ed . cure for Toosh Ashs-
Hessrs. Teva5-ss. asass AID sasssssi wsra
Destroyisg Ned'eip~-
The above Medicines are prepared aresrtAx
20 the latest iDProveDsnts n FAsrRaey. ssA
have scqsired mach rspststina. sst EAs ess6-
Deuce Of nsny Physieiaas N ssrsess p.Tts &C sar
country. Physicisss ssd others r-qsriax tAesr
use. are iasised % give them trial
Prepared only ~ ny Rnsrnaey. Ws<hinxtra
Ohy. fLoDokRDo How Ann.
STEPHENSON q BEcKHAM.
Successors q Dr- H-ys. H-Pu%Esvv-
Nov. Is. 1898 -Sm-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
TRANSPORTATION.
on THE
Bg'fHchesfss. and Potomac
RAIL ROAD.

wmeHzsTEa q PsTaHAe a. Roam OsIIeH,
April 30, 1881. &
RHVHE President sna directors Of shs CoH7a-
y ny have established me follow lag rates Of
toll for traasPortsiios 10 be hereafter ehsrssd
upon this rosd. viz:
DESCENDING TRADE.
FLOUR per barrel, l5cts
Bsr Iron. Blooms, Pig iron, Castings, snd
Lssd, per ,Ob, 81 so
Wheat, Rye. Rys-meai, Corn. Corn-msal.
Oats, Buck Whsai-Dcsl. snd az other e0n-
nodilies. pes hundred pounds. 90 cts.
ASCENDING TRADE.
For Plaster per ton, 81 IS
SAIL spa Sailed Fish. per 100 pounds, iOcts.
Merchandise, and sii other eommedities, per
kuodred Pouads, lIeis.
An sddhiosal charge % 2 cents per barrel On
hous. snj , Tssis par one hundrrd goans., 81 ~
other articles. viii b. made % ihe Winchester
Depot for feeeivfpg sod forsarding.
~ order q the nosr5
JOHN BRUCE. PSsrlssnf.
yiarhrsisF. APRIL ~. iEa9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25

AZ Rules Aoldsa in The Clerks ofies OF the Cir
eua Superior Court Of Lag and ChaDcerp for
yedsrson eVau,y. The srs, Mosday N April.
1885,
George Baekkea,s, Tiusiss for csiksvi.s .nar~srs,
BsekAssss. has off, sad Jsr 7hsss~' &. Bsek-
herss. Eii,sssiA a. r. Bs<kAs.ss. Js.s C.fA.-
rias Bsekhsass, -1ssy T. BsekAs~ss. Pissssaf 4.
Bsskasss sad .ins r. B.ckAsass. Gss,xs IT,
e. Bsekhesse, and Dsrid r. RsekAssse, is|sni
thiidrra " fhs said George end C@fApi.s .usr-
esrsi Baeksoa's. and the said setts ssd skilaysa
~ A< 'ai4 George BsskAouss fAsir nszf frisad.
fLAiSr,yss.
AGAINST
Cesvge Rid,nsar ereesior Of Ihs issi Wal aud 7ss-
ts-sssf ~ CbsistepA<r Ridsnsur, dsesasei, lilac
befs Rtdsnssr. Std0s # ssid ChsisispAsr, Joh.
y. .hsi,as sssd Mary .fssa Al, ,rifs, ksehsrd H.
Boasdiy sod Eliza Besrdiy As sic. ard P.rssls
~ Boasdiy. aad - Bsardis. i,,T.ni cAiiir,s
e said RieAsrd sad Eii-s. (srA,eA said issi nara
henrt child Is yet 's'thosi q nsns.) saf Ssssssi
Ridssew On his owa rigAt, end % fsu,fes for ihs
~vs and children Of Richard H. Bearlfs,
DEFENDANTS,
IN cHANcERY.
THE defendants, Richard n. Dosrdly sad Eli
q, hts wife, and their infant children Psr-
reia NJ Boardiy and - Bosrdiy, mud John
r. Myliu. and Mary Ann his wife. not having
entered their appearance, aud given security se-
eo,dins TO the act Of assembly and the rules Of
this court; aud Il apps airing by satisfactory eyi-
denee that they are not Inhabitants Of this coun-
try Is ordered That the said defendant, 90
appear here ca the tenth day OF the next term,
aud answer the amended b ~ Of the plaintiff, (;
aud that copy OF this order be forth ith to-
serted IN some pewspsPer published in Charles
tow, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted
at the front door Of the court-houss in the said
town Of ChsrIestown.
A Copy--Tssis,
ROBERT T. BROWN, CIrk
April ~. 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
lAND F0R sAlE.

n Walk seii. AZ priyafs sais. The FARM spsa
II which nos iise. lying 25les Wesi e
shephscdsiewp. gsGarsoa cOssiy, Va. essiass-
Ing 260 AO0NH-s0 aerss e whieA b -
hne thrafty Tsasbsr. This isn6 los abost 3
miles from tho chesspsske and OAie cs..al. ss.z
~iihin three ar foar mixes u TIA iocsiisn q 40
BALTIMORE snd Ohio BAD Road. TAs taPross-
meufs are a cosnfortsele DK &a-LiS6 8oCSE.
and all necessary outrbaileiass-sn Orchard q
choice sceag ,fraii q aPPiss sd PsA-hes--ss-
sersl limesioBe SpFisss. one e gkseA b 1e.r
the dwelling, snd about 20 serss of ese sssA-
dow. 20 or IS OF which Is - Ell 81 10 TiasfAy.
and The stfssm from The s7rinss runriag tArs1sh
the eeBtre Of u.
This land 10 OF eos qaAlss. Sut 90 ssy pss-
wishing 10 purchase ~sll % e~urss vss~
the land, q further deseriptisn 20 deeaeA usns-
eessary. JERhTHAH MORGAN
April ie, is39-tf
LFFeGs-iek Hzsil ga E.rszEssr. Tara
Lighf. nj Jorbie. J. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
ZOE RENT.

1NHE subscriber wishes TO rent, To q good
- :eEsnt or tenant. for one year, his Dwel-
Ing House attached 10 his store house, In south
Bolivar, and will give possession 90 the FIRST day
Of April aexi. The Dwelling part for rrn,
consists OF i've rooms and irst-rate brick KIT
chen. u is we'll calculated for one large fami-
y or boarding house, or two small families.
u ~ contiguous 10 Capt Halls Rife Factory,
and one mile from HsrPsrs-Ferry. For terms,
apply ~ the subscriber a, his store.
GEORGE KOoNCE.
!, South Bolivar. Feb. %, Is39-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25

Virginia, 60 vgits
a. Rules idee 10 The Clerks Office Of the Cir-
cut Superior Coart % Law and Chanesry for
Jsaerson CountJ, the hrst Mosdsy 10 April,
1885
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IN CHANcERY.
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w seat season. sadr.r ne asa a .,
~ the fslis~ing places. va % ns.4.ys Al
Tsesdsys, ut ths stable ef-Jsks Ceiss,. a Ma
tin-burg. on Wednesdays .sd TkarsS,ys q n.
sissle Of wsshin<fos Evass. .ssss e.ss q
hsrtsnsbarg, and on FrsAsss ssd saturdays a
A. ssyde1's olsekssiih shop. thrss .siss frsus
SheDherasiesn. 90 the Cbarl<sssws rcd. ssS
viii be Let 10 mare. st the loo r.ss &C IS a.
single leap, and 3. tie -e.sea. % - p.-1 .1As.
the sesses Every sii~stssa vsl 10 D.s< %
mares, bat no responsibility for acesdenis-
YEptoREE
Young Berod rack.hos - n h>.uf;f-l -.
Handsomely marked. is Ass&s hxs. r.~s a.
gsiis WITH ease 90 himself ana rs5er fs> 90,
awarded . premium NJ the Asryi.s& csszss
SHOW. ss besng horse vel ealeus,sed 20 -
prove The breed Of saddle sorses. 81 % shcuxks
oy the best Judges IN be the fs<ssss ss<ks>x slss
lion 20 the state. He ms xss by rsrkaAsn.
and Tuckshoe by Old Tsck.Aes. e~sss ~ c.
vernon ksagelsy; iiered. TscksAoss a.. ~
wrd Herod. and Mid Hero5 ~ BsreA- 49,
was Imported BY Col Hilton. ef Ws<ASg&sn
oonn'y: wid Heroes asa- by lss>rsys - sss
OF Marquis mare H~red rsek~h9ps gr,.i
dam, on dams SIDE. ~ss &C Bs&xes t1se1. -
Was ewssd By Charles Carroll Esa-. ssi ere.ssd
with Ton.
u ]. deemed unssee-ssry 20 giss . is,crrcs-
tail Of hs pedigree, ss ~. bsne. siss~. xsss.
aud seuvity, are sqsaies By fsw and szrsls.z
BY hooe. JOHN y. GROVE
JACOB RoHRBaCE.
JOHN N. KNoDE-
March ~. ls3s--3a-