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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

A BEAR SHOT. 1--WE ,earn ,ha, ahou, The
middle OF June Bear Was seen roaming at
pleasure over the farm sf ID. II. AlLrx, Esq, Of
Clarke county, With as perfect nonohalaDce as IL
he was journeyips over theepIains Of his native
domain. The citizens, not satisfied tina, Bsuin
should "rule the mans undisiurbed, turned out
IA parsuit ofhim, and afier an animated chase
Of tao or three hoar, succeeded IN shooting him.
He appeared 10 be about two years old, and
bore no marks Of servitudc, as he was narrowly
examined, 10 ascertain whether he had ever been
dcmes,ieaied. To confirm the belief that this
amman hah never worn the shae~eS OF slavery.
another Bear was discovered on the same farm
on Sunday last; bat which escaped The vigilance
of his puTsuers. owing to The la,rncss OF The hoar
al whioh he was discovered
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
THE HARVEST.

The harvest. 10 the rich sgricul dis.
tncts, - season Of unboanded bilarity.
There IS nothing more snimaiing than the
sight OF gang Of Graders or reapers. with
their attendant fakers and binders, pursu.
ing. with the buoysnt spirits appropriate
10 innocent and healthful employment.
the labors Of he field. Formerly much
OF ihis hiiarity was occasionally disturbed
by the practice. now 10 a-considersble
extent banished. OF using intoxicating Ii.
quors in great profuSion. The Temperance
reform: has reached the harvest field, and
the product by which The life OF man is
prolonged. is gathered into the garner
without furnishing the means OF his de.
gradation and debasemcnt. Amongst the
hardy ysomanry Of the country the post
OF distraction IN the harvest field, as the
best CT .rlier OF reaper, is not earned with
out u struggle. He who undertakes 10
lead \ gang OF hsrvesters from sun 20 sun
must be q man Of strong frame. gres,
powers Of endurance and unGagging spirit
Those who follow him keep him 10 his
work. as the ambitious s,eed runs 10 the
iEroat-iatch the competitor " no takes the
track from. him at the start. No knight
oil ehivalry ever held in higher estimation
the skill that won him the first honor 10
the tournament and assured 10 him the
smiles Of his lady love, than the youthful
farmer who. from morn till eve. awnings
his pouderous cradle. cuts q Side aud
gallant swaih. and always comes out a,
the headlsnd. foremost OF hi, band-But.
a:ss J for the days Of chivalry, The u,il.
i,arian spirit Of the successors Of the fol.
lowers Of the cross. drove tits and tourna.
ments out Of fashion. and tho inventive
senius Of Q Yankee nachinist threatens
TO reduce TO level all. whatever may be
the difference Of their thieves and ,inew.,
who have heretoioie contended for su.
prcmacy in the s,rifes OF the harvest field.
A machine has been devised, which, with
tho aid Of a horse and man. will NOW
down whole acres of grain in day. and
leaves 10 the s,roog aud stalw.t youth.
who formerly gloried in carrying his era.
die. the ignoble toll. heretofore reserved
TO women and children. Of raking and
binding Such are the mutations of all
human institutions, however noble and
slorious.-Bah. Chron.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
LAND FOR RENT.

NOTICE r hereby given. that, pur,uan, 10
Az decree Of the Circuit Superior coar, Of
Law and Chancrry Of JsfsTsoa County. in 10 q
sn'ts therein pending in which iIamlrsmek soo
others are plaintiffs. aud John Brlseoe. sdm,s.
ishstor aud heirs are defendsets. tho .ah,s 81.
oee, Z" Comms.sionsr sPPotetsd for that Pas-
pose, will odsr Zoe rent, 10 the kithsst bidder
ON the ptemises, o. Saturday fAs GOA Do, # J.lv
1888, NJ ~ NJ. part Of the TSss19 J-i.sIj
nesr Charlsstown whereof DSet. John Brieoe
died seized. bsins the tract on which hi. family
gov resides. The part TO be rented 10 all oi
the tract except mat part which Ia. been a.
ioited 10 Mrs. sarah ID. Briscoe As dowres,
Terrs II Rrniisx. land will be rented
until the lat day Of Apri,. leti. with the priv.
ess 10 the tenant to put IN fsl! crop Of grain
IN the fell OF the year lsS0-bond With food a.
earsiy to be given to secure the payment of the
rent EDWARD q. COOKE, Comf.
July 4, Isj9-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
-rpTM or J1
- SIS =
ARRANGEMENTS OF r,Ir nv

"h-Nss.-HEsNi > VI iHE DAY.
The following arrangements have Lesa made
Tor celebrating in Charlestowu The Fourth Of
Jnly, THIS DAY, (rhursday.) the cd Ami.
versaiy Of American Independence.
The Charies'cwn Artillery, under Capt Reed.
will parade AT 10 o'clock.
Al half past 10 o'clock, the Military. The
Clergy. the Orator and Reader, the Committee
OF Arrangements, the Mayor and Corporate Au-
'hori''es and the Citizens generally, will repair
to the Presbyterian Church where, after PRAYER
by The Rev. Il. w. Simpson, the Declaration
OF Independence will be read by a Kep,,emao
selected for the purpose, aud an Grafton deli
Verej by Charles ID. Harding. Esq. The
whole 10 conclude with Benedic,ion by the
Rev. 7. w Simpson.
After the exercises At the Church, n process
sion, composed OF The Military and others who
may be disposed TO unite, will be formed in
font OF the Church. under the direction Of
Coils Robert Lucas and Thomas Hiic, Marshals
OF the Day when the procession will march to
grove, short distance cast Of town, TO pariake
OF Dinner prepared for the occasion by Capt
Meriwc'her Thompson.
When the exercises al the table shall have
been brough, to close, the procession will be
again formed, marched 10 town, and dismissed.
The committee respectfully invite the Ladies
OF Charles'oun to attend at the Church. and
thus partially participate IN the exercises Of The
Day.
The committee also respectfully request the
merchants to close their stores from 10 till o..
clock, and that all mechanical business be ANS
pended within the same hours.
The Committee also invite all Soldiers Of the
Revolution 20 raIiake Of the celebration Of this
day.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
July I, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

1rWe understand that The Teachers and
Scholars Of the Sabbath Schools connected with
the Presbyterian aud Methods, Churches Of ,hi,
town, are TO celebrate the afternoon OF this Day
with suitable Religious exercises. They wall
NEE, IN the Presbyterian Church at O'Clock.
when addresses suited TO the occasion will be de-
hvered BY Or. Janrs b. sroSE and some o. the
Clergy.
il will also be seen by reference 10 smother
column that 'he Military and The citizens generals
iy intend celebrating the Day IN an appropriate
manner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
D. s. GREGORY S, CO.
w. - y. e. Anderson

VA oULp repeatedly announce to tseir
w hionf, a.d customers, that they now
have on hand, Snl inieud constantly to keep,
a splendid assortment Of Hsnmsrsd Iron from,
DIackiord's Iron Works, ea.hrBe,us airlss: eve
~ siLe used T., IaFmnss ard mechanics Aiso.
n good sssortmcni OF Ssilar & Sspdsrson's
Cast aud shear Steel. English aud American
Blister Steel. Also, iIolioV Ware, . ranerei
sssortmeHi-sn Of which iLoy viii sell Oh ss-
comm uds,rS terms, soi fully as low a. their
ncighjOr. wiii undertake o. sell.
Their Stock Of Dry Goods. Groceries, Queens
SaTe. and hardware, B, unususlly large, To-
which they also invite the a;tention or their
friends. Earpefs Ferry, May ~, 1899
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

Ma. CALuouS-A paragraph. origin a..
ting in New York paper. which stated
that MIR. CALHOUN bad subscribed $4,000
to forthcoming V. b. paper in that ei.
'y. has had considerable currency with
the press. The statement struck, US as
improbable under every view OF the mat
ter; and We observe by the last Charles
ton Mercury, that it has been formally
aud positively coniradicted. We do not
think Mr.. Calhoun is paEtic ularly anxious.
just at this time. to identify himself with
the Van Buren, administration. But were
objections Of policy even wanting, in the
case, We take him to be too good an econ
onist to invest such a sum Of money in
eueh venture. No. no-if any subsi.
dies arc wanted for tho lad ninisiralion'
press. they must be obtsined in The old
wsy--practised to such an extent for The
last ter years-namely. by a tar upon the
0fiice'holdeTs, under that standardization
Bad. Patriot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
For safe M. KSrnf.

WILL sell or rent the new Ihree-rory brick
4 House have recently erected at IfafpCr,-
Ferry, We. 1k. property - situated within
few yards Of tie Depot OF tie Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. where q connects With tho " IN
ehssisr aad Peiomse Railroad. and ialtne disieiy
on tie proposed route of the former TO tie
West. n Is very hoppiy s,usted foe Hotel,
and flushed aceor1inRly. having fourteen roems,
we'll hnished and oon,ioriA-t, arranged. Fur
Their particulars are deemed heeasY, as an sp-
rlicaut would sch 10 view tie premises for
himself JAMES FOLEY.
IIaTuerS.rstry ANIL - lao
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
GAElfTg Eozg snY,x;.

'E'IIE sueseIitor carrs far wlc. ugoa res.os-
able terms a Gue FAGN, containing I0s
fetsFof ptime lthD ~ actes 4 ubick - IN
har thrhJ lnabef Thefc IL upon 30 10 a
has suesm ~ "a'ef haIla passes through eve
~ hsid--tha Improvements sfo coed Jb3.
fsrs j. shout three mites frm sAsf herdstsSr.
saj0i0iag ihe iIai' q Low No'rf sd stSsss--
seiaE iLc sans uPgH Sbch Mrs. gfoadgs pow
rrs.fss
IL iss siio flr ssis. 800 bu.bts Cora
T~9 hre ktfg ll5rtes.
Is9 tfssh hd,h 1o4s sifh Calves.
ma , hsaa OF Durham I'D AytsshiTs Cattle.
John MOLEa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
NOTICE.

THNBE undersigned would respectfully remind
- those persons who were purchaser, at tho
sale OF WIN Ffiih's property, that their notes
came due on The 18th Of May, abd that unl.s,
he can have assurance OF thcir being ,peediIy
settled, he will be compelled ehher To pas, The u
of in discharge 81 The debts Of tho estate, or
sue upon them without delay.
Those also whose accounts still remain un-
closed are notified, that as matter Of necessity
tho administrator cannot grant any logger indui-
sence. JOHN J. HICKEY, .3d;nr
OF UsLism Eih.
smhh6eld June OF. lsao.-St
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
KE0mSc and Eot To,. soIc.

rENHE unjer'srcd will ell. az rrivsts sale,
n bstiarse sod com oeiOus weather. boarded
HOUSE. a9i LOT ''1a .vi on tic cross street,
~ CharltstdAo, opposite Nr. Janes youssb,
now % tie occupancy 81 Dr.. VIM. a. Eann,
sni fottnedy by WOODS. deed. IA . d0ellSsE.
e7-Ietm'. &c made kHown By oppiieAtios 10
SAM L ~. ALLEN1N0.
~ y. ih.ye si,ii for sale The ps,.n, rizS, Of
A. Woods' Eost.rg nd Rrrus.ns dbaif-it via
be sold by thbst STATES or Counties. 10 suit the
purchaser s. H.
March -, 1880 -,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
A Valuable Tzn-1ard, &e.
ro1 nrWT.

.fT' HfRPERS. FERRY. ~
opus TAF.IAhD. vth sn iis s2pshdssss.
- y o1eFsd fof Fsst n = sgyyossa % -
ose 81 Oh best iecs'lsls = Vifgiais fgs ssspyn~
% ths ttnoiag tusnss o. - sHtassiys asaIs.
- ihsss y EnPis rocss. ArgBtFr - Vats az
aneef seSfs- u hss s,sFy 'sssssssy hsslsias.
ihs 1.fa = iafaithld 9Th water. ssa its hssR
Ef0spd by sttss g0weF 40 abus1a e. % ~ bass
ran 30 ~ sesFttisns 81 . fAu pre-. as4 =
sfeai sata1af ~ bJss sss bs gfocgrra st sse
ple-o. ~ Defe - - tsnfsry vahla ssssseA
niles q a Tbsfo - $50 sFsrg fscn.ff ~ ssts
ung b4ss fsom IA fitiss, ssi IT. seaf,nx tssn
~ ben tsontd, sHhsf ~ tas ra6-faaa - ssasi
Aaoihaf ind lfs'assl - fsates b.. thst lssaa
q4sh''J ~ Lsa1hss . ssei IS he Fsffy b lka
source ~ . yesF tiamsdiais 3 tssssias go -
gifso. mon 0fLLEEcE \ CO
-. 20 ISIS -assH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

n WILL eel ptiyaie sale. daring the COM
Il log )sar, tie HOUSE AND lot up
on which now RESIDE. being one of the mott
dssirsbie aui healthy situations IN iowa To
apy one ubhing 10 purchase. vii mako tho
terms ea'y -iwOG iths down, teuais,ng three
hf'h, m four e94sl suau1I 70, msni,, without
Iaicrr''. JOHN QUlGLET.
sherbet1s'own. Nar,h ~ Isg9-IG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
JEFFERSON E.AND
FOR SHE.

NNHE subscriber offers Tor sole the FARlI Of
~ Mrs Robinson, 10 ihs county of J,firr,on.
at The mouth OF the Bullskin Greek, containing
by survey
-Four hUnd'ed and siriy-Siqh and N.yse
9uDtsr .7ers..
u - believed there are lew piece. of property
81 The same extent with this more valuable. bui
the residence Of the subscriber make, ether "a
'estmebi, more agreeable 60 hin. To save the
trouble Of inquiries be will stste that III, price |,
$40 per sere--one thitd essh the remaiu4eT 10
one. two, three. AID four years, bearing Interest
Communications IN relation 10 tho pro2eftg
can be made 10 his relative. Nj. J. G. u Taylor.
Of Jefferson. BY whom, 80 by Mr. " X Jsok ~.
on the premises. it Val be shewn 10 persons de-
sirous Of purchasing.
MoNcURE ROBINSON.
Philadelphia. Dee 6. Is3s-H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
EsOs,Se and Eof f;,,. sx,Ic

N WISH - sell ny D,i'k HOUSE and Lot IN
- sheTaestsioT0, lttepaa county. Va a.
pfe'ent occupied hy Ito Rev Mr.. Hatgfsve -
~ Is ona 81 Tie hff-si 40 most oeus ists pti-
'atc tWsiiirzs IuIowr, snd los all tee resss-
iasy outbuiiditEs attached 20 a. The f.5i ON
Nhich the house -isnis - unliualiy large. ara
The NiDsifon tleT.tsd ani pisssstt, &c ssiy on.
posite TIE residence q ths late John P,ker..-
To any individual Who may wsh ~ pgrekoss
this dcsifshlo rraI'fiY, wi! sell low Tor es,b.
good paper. or on liheFal credit
JOHN &c. McENDgFF.
Sh~Thfri-iown Fsk 81 isgJ IF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
RaRREEH.

On Monday the 9th ul,.. in Allegheny couu-
ty. Md, by the Rev. J. X. Nichols, Mr.. BrvrE-
~ w. RosINsoS, 10 Miss HARsIEr ASDERsoS,
both Of Virginia.
Al Woodland, Clarke county. on Tuesday,
The 24ih UT, by the Rev. Sepiimus fusion,
SAMUEL ID. WILLIAMSON, Esq. TO Miss SlRsH w
BFooSE, daughter Of Humphrey Brooke, Esq.
On the 18th Of juno, By the Rev. Ms. Martin.
Mr.. WILLIAM Jon to Miss ASS IsGBrLLA BaLrS.
daughter If Mr.. Jacob Bales, all OF Mariinsburg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

PaouFic YrGErATIoN.-Six stalks Of
OATS we've left al our Office last week, By
Joan '. S'osari1gsa. Eco. gfoun on bi'
farm, 10 the neighborbood Of Williams
port each stalk measured SIR feet three
inches, aud the heads very large add foil
WAisaispsSt Bsaasy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

I'm Saturday night last, from the stable st
" the +" Bower" near Lsetovn, = b,irA, d..
.MfRE. with black name and tail, sbout hftesa
hands hish. with star and snip in her forehead.
aud right hind foot white. To any sns who
may return the said Mare, full Compensation
will be given.
ALEX. sPoTswocD DsNDR,pGr.
Tho Bower, near Lsetowp, jeff Coy
July 4. ls39.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

PfRETS ALrxsNpRIA We learn from
the Ni'ioaal loieiligencer that on last Sa-
Fdsy morning, about one o'clock. q ere
broke out % bakehouss situsied IN King
street, which aferEaFds communicated
with Mr., WHrrF's auction store snd the
store occupied by Mr.. r. %. WHiTE.
which was totally destroyed. Two ofihe
adjoining buildings were also eonsidera.
bly, injured. The valae Of the property
destroyed Is estimated q. three thousand
dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

This is dull season for The I6ver OF news
i, ss,rue that there Is an active canvass going on
IN several Of the S,a,es-Maryland, North Car
olina and Tennessee, for ins,ance-and grea,
Interest IS felt ia the result. There IS. however.
cain IA the political elements generally. aud,
oonhHiag himself to political articles, and hav-
ins no taste for the horrible an editor is jus, now
puzzled To make up his stated allowance Of read
able ma'ier.-Frsdsrieissurg HraiL
Precisely 50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

Tue MAsoSfc Procession, poiviih.
standing the unfsyorable weather. which
prevailed during the forenoon Of Monday
the 2ilb, attracted a con,idershle number
Of winters 10 our town. Of members Of the
order. and citizens Of seyeTsl Of The nsigh.
boring towns. The procession moved
from the Lodge Room sbout two o clock.
and was joined by the Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows OF Hagsfsiown. passed through our
streets 10 the Lalhersn Church, aud lie.
tened 10 an elegant address suitable IA
the occasion. from the Rev. NJ. JAcKsoN
Of Winchester. II the Eeaihas had been
more propiiious. the numbers would have
no doubt been greatly augmented. The
utmost order prevailed during the dsy
and our citizens were much grslifsd by
the music Of the bands in attendance.
biiiaaT0yi Bsaa0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
MOUNT SAINT Many,s COLLEGE,

MOUNT SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE.
The annual commencement of Mount
ST. Mary's College was held at their
buildings. near Emmi,sburg. on Thursday
last. Althoughthe day was unpropi,ious.
the hall was at IN early hour filed TO
Overlooking with ladies and gentlemen,
from far and near;-many Of the brillian,
auditory there assembled, having as usual
come from a distance. TO enjoy the brau.
,ifrl and romantic scenery Of the College;
ADD TO witness the performance Of rela-
lives Of the Institution. An eloqucn n,
and interesting address vas delivered be-
fore the Philon atbesn Society Of The Col.
lege, by EDWARD A. LYNCH, Esq. OF Fred.
eIick. Next. after the delivery Of the
sddress, came the distribution Of tho pre-
miums. The Degree OF Bachelor Of Arts
was conferred on Messrs. John ]. Mitch.
ell. Of Pi,tsbure; Charles S..Spence, OF
Baltimore, and Jno. b. Byrne. Of Illinois.
Ora;ions were then delivered by several
young gentlemen.
No one in TACT can visit Mount 81. Ma.
rvs. beautifully and rom sntically situated
as IL is, and view The natural scenery
around, the majestic mountain upon which
II is perched, the fertile fields spread ON,
beneath 1t. and now grooming under the
rich and bountiful harvest Of golden grain
with which they are covered, the exten.
sivo and ample grounds beautifully laid
of around the College. and the College,
itself, with surrounding improvement
pietu,ing to tho mind the classic edi6ces
OF ancient days, the Aesdemus OF Arislo-
tie or ''ihe postico where Zeno stood"
without feeling his mind deeply impress.
ed with the grandeur add acknowledging
that, with the air Of neatness and comfort
which pervsdes the establishment. NO
place could have been more suitably Sc
lee'ed 10 draw out the mind Of youth and
10 nurture it up TO noble and enlarged as.
piIations.- Frtdsrickfopn Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

Mr. MILLER. The New York Journal OF
Commerce says-lt has been asceFiaiucd that
s,cenberSeH's Clerk (Air. MIller) has gone TO
Canada. Ii he took any money with hirn, or il
any thing is wrong In las accounts, it Is not yet
ascertaIned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
NOTI1H.

InHE purchasers 81 ne ssls q ne psrsansl
- estate a iss lsts Wiiiisu lee. ere rsnis4
% net thsF notss hsvs bseosss 6as, sad 90 tts
ktesutof uishss 70 sipss ne saslusss q ne e
tate ~ toon - possibis. ~ Gill sspsst ia.sae.
6ists PEI Eeet. TfiOs oRtGGs.
ysss %, is5S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
saddle I,rcI,nnmcd-

GAN the gath ult. there was n Saddle ex.
" changed at my siablo-,he ono taken wss
PLAIN saddle, nearly new, a calf skin scat,
blue cloth with coat psd attached 10 il, plated
,tirrups. two yellow girihs. and n blanket fss
tened 10 the pad. Tho ono left is nearly now.
without cloth. one girth. plated siirrups, and
the pad nearly out wish the person having
tho Saddle to iLform me Of it, ia order tia,
may correct the exchange or mistake
GEORGE y. LUDWIG.
smthheld. July I, 1899 ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
JEFFERSON LAiID

EGS S. G.ao
HVHE sub'euber betus DESTROYS Of emiErai.
~ log 20 Ihs west, oGsr, Ter ssIs toe FARN
o" which he resides, lying Immediately on us
road from ChsIleSiown ~ Lcsto~B, I from Ge
former snd from al. latter, and sboat 2 mile,
north OF Camsron's Depot on the winebosts
and bsfPsrs-fsTfJ Riil.Roai. II contains
III Heres If Prime Limssio7s Lgnl
Tolsrsbly well impfoVei--Iwo wells % never.
is'nng water one Of hen quite convenient 60
She house. more particular description b,
feemed useless, as persons de'fou, Of Iufehas.
ius VII doubtless view the premises Asfam
VefJ snNi0ui 10 remove 10 The state % utrseuf,
tl's ensuing fs!I, great bargain wIll hs gisos.
GEORGE oWEAR
AprIa ia2q If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

"TE would sell o. Tsnt on accommodating
w terms, our sAeslispt sfONE HOUSE.
shd LOT, stusied ~ South Bolssf, eonyssisni
TO Csgt Hairs RiHs Factory ard Bordering OF
lho shenandoah CsnaL ~ 70 stmirshly raieu.
lated for Dazzling snd Aefosohs House.
having tof the DSsliag apasimsnt az Vosm,.
'hfee Of ihsm vita Dee pisces. gosa Kitchen "a
he Ssscmsnt story, ard good Sc oks house o.
be los. The store hoom " veil ssishsd. So
aHsehsd [" good csiiaF. ~ 10 Epss stsnt
whefe a sgcsessfui business has been dobs fos
The iast nins years. Possession esn BE- kaA 81
he Store Room so Csliaf imnsdntsiy. asf ni
ibs DTsliing On - ~ Agr.i ssst ssi psstsss
sovoef. W. rs . ANDERsON
Harpeu.Feffy. Juas ~. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
For Harvest,

"TE have on hand few bbls ofsxeellsn nj
w WiIiSkEY. aud supply OF Rice, and
brown Sugar. II g. .. and 10 cts. per 10. We
also have. and iDIend constantly 60 keep. Bsoon
Fish, and Flour. w. 4 8. e. ANDERSON
Harper-Ferry. June 81. 1899
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ChnrtcsfOwn ~ Jefferson County
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

july !, 1889.
YuE President and Directors Of thi, insiitu-
hon have this day declared q dividend Of
~ per cent for the sir months ending this day,
on the stock. weekly and monthly deposhs..
which viii be paid at the expiration Of ten days
from the above date. nv order OF the Board.
RICHARD WILLIAMS,
July 4, 1899. T,,,,,,,,
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The ParfncPhhiD

TN the practice Of the law heretofore existing
u between Joscph T. Dsughsrty aud Richard
Parker. was dissolved By mutual consent on the
4Ih day OF April. 1889.
Chsrlcstown, July 4, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

BEJAHIH EGcLEsTos. charged With
being one Of the party Who we're con-
serned "a the bloody sGfay which lsok
place lac, Water il Baltimore. was tried
before The City Court on Thursday las,
sad seqaiitsd.
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Notlte.

Ns-A orAErrKLr MssTts0 OF the Methodist
hp'scopai Church will take place at Harper>-
Tbs Rev. J. A. CoLtiss will he in attend ,nc. ~
Prrsiding Elder. J,Iv
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Taken I'D.

n LARGE black spotted IIoG mot marked
- which has been irespassinE upon the sub.
'oriosr Tor some months. Tho owner IL request.
ed to come forward. prove property, pay en-.
pensss. and take bim away.
SAMUEL RUCKLR.
June OF. lSJ0 a.
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Chinese Cement.

HfOR mending, 10 Perfection, (snd not affected
n by cold or boiling water or se,d) broken
Glass, Chins, and EaTihenwars, Bono, Shell
Ivory, Pearl, AlAbSster and Leather. PIlce
31I per bottle, for sale At
! Iuna 81. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

NEW WHEkT.--Thc hrst parcel Of whea,
Of the new crop was received in this markc, On
Saturday by McSsTs. JoHs TnMnLE & Son. II
was lot Of 300 Bushels prime rcd. from Tyrrel
County, y. Carolina, and was sod at 81 30 per
bu,heL-BIL. ..aleric1n.