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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-14
UAlea &C the Cultivasor and

HyHEsErSo popular and valuable agricuI-
~ furai journals were united on the first OF
January, 1870. The eonsolidated paper Is con-
dacied by Messrs- GArLoEp & TUcKra, editors
Of the late Genesee Farmer, and Published on
the ilrs' Of each month. in the city Of Albany,
N. r., at ONE DOLLAR year, IN advance
Agents are allowed six copies for i've dollars. II
Is believed TO be the cheapest publication in this
country, considering the amount and value OF
It's coaients, the number Of It's Illustrations, and
the beauty OF its meehanical execution. The
1--WE numbers OF the uniisd paper now printed,
are allied entirely with original contributions
from more than one hundred eminent practical
farmers In different parts Of our country; and
contain more than fily Illustrations, among
which are portraits Of diiIeren, breeds of Cattle
Sheep and Hogs; Plans Of Buildings, Of PSzre-
RES, Agricultural implements, Hot Beds, PUMPS
CAFES, Hot-Air Furnaces, SCANNING Apparatus
&c Sc. No efforts will be spared on the part Of
the Editors and Publishers, 10 render the conso-
lidatcd paper worthy the high favor and pa
:ronage which the two papers separately enjoy
cd
We have the pleasure Of stating, for the infor-
nation Of our friends, that our present list OF
subscribers exceeds eighteen Thousand, and b
daily increasing; that such has been the beraiitY
Of our Contributors, that the I'VE numbers alrea1y
issued, have been entirely filled with ortgifaI
matter with The exception Of q single article Of
great interest, in the present number that 9ese
numbers contain papers from nearly $50 eShtle-
men, from al. paris Of the United States, q the
greatest intelligence and experience, aad fhose
communications would do honor to any i4nrpal
o. the age; and that we have many valuable pa
pers on hand foF which We shall find pldire Al
the earliest opportunity.
The numerous illustrations (more than lfeY in
number) already given. have been received 9th
generai favor; and no pains will be spared YIN
continuing them, in connection with such subjects
as require them. The back numbers, The Ara
edition Of which were exhausted, have now been
Eepriated, and we shall be able 70 supply ell new
Subscribers from the commencement Of the vo-
iume.
Poaimasiers and gentlemen disposed to lend
their influence to aid the cause OF agriculture,
are respectfully requested to act a. agenss.-
Address JESSE BUEL & CO..
Publishers oftks Cslfivotor, .1Bony.
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lInpOrtant Discoycry.

WV1E public are hereby directed 10 the me-
II fiesl advertisements o! DR.. HARIIcHS
calculated COMPOUND sTREJNts THEM
LsG/ TONIC, and GER-M.fH .fPERIE.N-T
P1bAS, which is q medicine Of great value. to
Ahe afflicted. discovered By o. P. Hsrlieh, cell
bratsd physician al Aiidorf, Germany, whiehs
has been used with unparalleled success
throughout Germany. This Medieine consists
Of two kiads; the German Apsrisnt, and the
Compound Strengthening Tonic Pills. Thsy
are each put u? in small packs. and should both
be usedto effect permanent cure. Those who
are afflicted would do well 10 make a trial q
this invaluaols Medicine, a. they never produce
sickness or nausea while using safe and ef-
feeiual remedy for
DXsPzPsxA On INDIGESTION,
and all stomach eomPlslnts, pain in eide, Liver
tafios Of the Heart, 0enersi DEBILITY, HSrpoas
Erriisbaiiy, Sick Headaehs, Fsnsis Diseasss,
SPssssedie AhsetIons, Rheumatism, Apthmas,
Consampiion, &c. The 0erman ApsPient PilIs
are 20 cleanse The stomach aud pugify the Blood.
The Tonis or Strengthening Pills are 70 strengfh-
en- and invigoraie The norVes and digestive or
game and give tone 10 ihe Stomach, Ss all dIses-
see originate from Impurities Of the Blood, or
disordered Stomseh. This mode OF treaiinG
diseases Is pursued b. all praeiiesI physicians,
which sxPefisEes hss taught them 10 b ia
ONLY rsnsay to effect . cure. They are not
oaly recommended and prescribed By Tie most
experienced Physicians 10 their daily practice,
bat also taken By those gsnllemes themselves
whcnevsr they feel the symptoms Of those dissa-
sss, Ia which they know thers 10 be siTicaoiomN
This Il the case "a ell large elites ln whiebfhsy
have an sxtsasive sale u is not 10 bahndef-
stood that these PedlciBes will cure allkiiseasss
merely By purifylag the blood this AheJ will
not do; but they eertslaIy will, snd suGieieot
authority Of daily proofs asserting That these
medicines, tsksa - Fseommendsd bykh dirso-
tlOos which sepanpsny then. will euks great
and liver, By whish impurities ofthe bkpod are
occasiosed.
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SALE OF LAND


SALE OF LAND.
A TRUSTEE for Mr.. PmlIr p. coosE,
GA and BY authority vested in me Tor the pur.
pose, will sell at public sale, on Satwdas the
pa day efaay ns<f, st the house OF DR.. Little. in
wildwood,
TWO DESIRABLE TRACTS OR LAND
lying IN the county Of Clarke, In Virginia, to Wit:
One, Tract Of 50 flores Of frst-rate
L2JfD,
well watered, situsted about half mile from
wildwood, adjoining the iois OF Bosions Mill
and the lands OF Mr. John JoIlife.
rhE oTnaR,
n TRACT of 245 ACRES,
lying about "a miles from MiIlwood, adjoining
The Vineyard farm Of Mr.. Nathaniel Burue h. 81.
and the land Of Mr.. David II. Mcclure this land
Is IN good condition, with q suiiciesey Of wood
and water.
For the tract Of IS acres, the terms ars-One.
naif oil The purchase moasy 10 be paid IN hand;
The residue 10 ~ moaihs. With interest iron, the
day OF sale, and secured BY Deed OF Trust on
the Premsses-Possession 10 be given Immediate
~. For the 245 acre tract, the terms will BE-
more easy-aDd made known on the day OF sale.
9-sais viii take place about noon Of the
ANDREW KENNEDY, Trustee.
April %, Islo-ss.
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TpsT received and for sale 1t my store, .
g large aad so@Plsts assOTtrEsnt yof
Groceries, Hard Ware, Queens- Ware,
Shoes, Boots, Hats, and Bonnets,
All Of which viii be offered 10 my eustomers,and
the pabsie ssnsrsiiy, st sstonishinsly lov prices
iisllssws, Nay IL. iste.
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NOTICE.

gHNHR goods aud effects Of Mr.. Josz "a. snnoS.
a snrsH have ell been transferred 10 the IN
dsrsigaed, ss trastss, for the purposes expressed
IN the deed Of assignusnt The books, pa
pers, add seeounts. are Gov 10 tho possessions Of
Ne. JEHsatkH HARaSs, who h fully authorized
70 settle the accounts, and will, for the pugposs
Of settlement. cell uPOa ell Psrsens isdsbtsa 70
Mr. Shropshire.
Ny object is 10 have the business settled, end
no one Indebted viii be ''pssksd or pTssass'' " =
disposition be sheun 10 settle and pay IN 9 short
time--"Peaesably n can, forcibly ifI mnsl.-
wM. c. woRTHINGToN.
Nay IA, Isle.
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New Goods and Great KBar-
gains, im BeFryvlIEe.
pR,ORm a ISflWM3


P1DRM a K1X1S
a re nov receiving, 10 addition 10 . large
N stock On hand. very excessive supply 81
SEy4SOJF.aBLE GOODS,
which smbrsess great variety sBd consists 10
part, - fellows
closhs. Cassimsrss, and ssttisetts,
CashmsFetio, Silk and MsrsilIss VISITING,
Bik snd cold Sammer CLOTHS,
Duek DfiliiBgs. and Rihbed DO, add many
other kinds Of PantaiooBeFy,
Tuistsd SAX Gloves lblk ahd coFd,)
SILK and Cotion Hosiery, Lasss, kc.,
1914 end 1874 Barnslsy shssting,
60, 1914 ssd i9-4 frIsh ditsO,
Csrpeting sSd Rugs,
Observation-Disclosures, Blk and eoi'e Lawn,
Irish Linens, Prints,
Damask Table Cloth,
Drown and blsaehea shhtiBgs,
ShsstlnEs, &e., ke.,
Also, large supply q
Gr0ceries, Wiaes, Brandy, Whisky,
90 yssrs old) PRISE sSiele.
EFTo lt5ss who parchsss Groceries Tor
eash, very liberal discount sill - mads. We
% rot, hoHsvsr, from this remark, vish 70 BE-
undsFsiood % ssiliez Tor cash ealS, fsF eur eus-
ioEsFs Ca b supplist Win Grceefi-., 81 vel
~ aHy esAsr class q goodss g. hsTstofogs, 90
or usual tsrIas % ersdit.
aat.lAsf 1tstaf kMtaN tlt- Ntaaa W. NJ q
large supPig,l ioEsiker With e general atsoft-
nsnt 81 Hats, Bouaeis, shoes end Bsots. stras
asd Spaniab Aaiging, csggsling, Sc, Hard ware
aaa Gallery, Mails and spikes, Amsrieea Esd
Easlish stssi, Hoop and BsF lien, ssdcasi'ags.
.Medicises, Points, Dycsfa6s, AID OILS,
Frifs and Confectionery,
Garden Seed, Sc.
BOOKS AND HTATIoWA1Y
Cap sol Letter PaFsF, wan Pager, Farlsyn
sook. ed cher school ditto, bleak Bosts, ke.
EFClssaiy snshs3 Heei. Lard. gErs, See
isr, soaP. Tailsw. RsEa, Bassvax and Wepa.
vii - ietsa IN ezehanrs "a he highest esrksl
pFirss.
OR sasioasrs ssd ne pshiis ere ssiienfs %
give ~ esli, sd - u a suF iibefalifg h4fors
psFs1ssiaE eissahers We % Ne sams iias
feeder eaf acknowledgment % oar sastsners
50 ~ pshiie. 90 ne iibsrsi patFeaaEs sHiead-
"a - IS ssfetsfore. FtonE 4 EEFE8.
Berrg vie. Clerte ceuaty, We,
Hsg ~. 1880
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$500 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, living nsAr
IL Charlestown, Jefferson eoaaty. Virginia. "a
the night Of The 9Th uII, April,
Negro Man, named JOHN,
supposed to be IS years Of eye. S feet or Q
tnehss high,--ho is bright mulaiio, with ans
sah 81 htir. Hehsd on when he elOped, black
tar hst, linsey eost snd Psntsioons. or roun-
daeout sud panialoons Of fustisa.
eT-The aboss reward will be given II taken
" Pennsylvania OF Maryland, and $50 ~ taken
IN Virginia, and secured 20 lhst GET him sgaln
WILLIAM EOoFF.
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I'D ?. TaAYsER q nsaiasfs. Iusss4s
N . Eisitias bsatfssa coaaig, a. usaih
&c ths PsFpsss sfHANGlN0 a0rEE SELLS
os9sli isl - A., & n cARTaR,a uoss. ~
h aiiehtsf % pfsnspflg
ctsriesiown M :, 1850 IA
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NE 81 sPRIYG- GOODS.

-sssTE fsesiysa and have now ready for
~ sale, large. cheap, and fashionable assogi-
ment Of SPRING GOODS, selected with great
care 10 the East, aud shall offer them to the
public at such prices IS will eomport with the
present hard times. Ny assortment comprises
every article usually kept In retail stores. AID I
invite my friends and customers 10 call and ox-
anime and judge for thszselSes.
DANIEL @. HENKLR. :
Hsiltovn, hsy 10, 1910.
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n Thorough Bred Horne.
WtLL stand the present season a spnn,s
w Point, Jefferson eoupty. % Friasys anl
Saturdays. st bucklestowB, beskeiey county.
on Wednesdays and Thursdays; snd af -.
on Moudays and rsss lays IN sacy wesk, during
the season, which win expire On he ioth Jsly
(Publie days sxseptsd.) Ne wIn BE- let d
leap, aud s'n doiiars the ssssea-sna a tsssfys
doliars 20 insure. Psrsisg with mo nsrs or
irregular sttsndsncs AZ Ne ssand, 20 forfen the
Insurance lnsvsry case 50 esss 70 shs erDoua.
P.fR.7GQH rs
IL Q beautiful bay, 6fteea ed n hslf ,k.sSs
high, was bred by Mr.. Tsrssl q fairfsx eoua.
". and exhibited every promise e q No. race
horse but owing 10 On accident had 10 b With
draws from the turf, and has since been stand-
ing. lie Is known whsse be has hsrstafors
stood TO be one Of The sure,t foaI rettsss. ard
his colts are Of the aighesf vrenise. fhoss Dis
posed 10 breed from ha<sa ~ - pafs,t kfsod.
whiehhis pedigree abssdsei<f fsstilss via rsrus
ly have such an oppertualt3 Il 90 low price
PEDHGREE.
PARAGON was Got By ths viretnia RoIipse.
he by the imported horss Esgls, . Fun broih~r
TO Spread Eagle, Eagle ons % he msst been.
hfal horses ever sesp, sDd very large, full rs
band. high. blood bag. got By Volunteer. Ne
BY okelieys famous elipss est ~ Tartar
mare, his dan By the ianoss fIIehsyer, Ais
grand DAN By Engineer, his great grand daes
BY csde. he BY the Godolphin Arabian, HE r n
grand ism the Lsss Of eAs Mn, by Traysiiss.
sc q, Se. See stad BOOK Page al.
hsivins, ihe grand dan of Rarases, com
moniy called the Twenty Mile mare. wss got
By tine Imported horss Preeipitats, her dam b.
Dongannen, he BY Old Medley, imported, hsr
grand dam By MARI Anthony, her r grand dan
oj me imported FlinnAp, her 8 grad dam
~ Old Mark Anthony, hsr g graad daa By
'nPorted Dolly Roger, her ggg daa inpdrt-
cd mare Mary 6ey, by Roanahsad, out Of
Rinsbooe, the dam Of the Apessios Stsriinx,
Snragoos dam Virginia wss get by the tho
rnush bred running horse, Tilnoiesn, bred by
Me-. Dick Of AaryIa ID, his grand dam the Maid
OF Oakland, by the impaired horse sterling, his
6 grand dsa BY HaltS Eclipse, imported; his
g grand dan b. Mr.. BrentS EboBy, hh egg
Ersnd dsm rsseers Subii@a, uhish was b. Tho
GodolPAin Arsbisa.
T'neIses, the grad sire Of Pafazsa, 90 he
dan side, YES got by the Botsd running here
Grey Diomed. the very beat son Of the eta I'M.
ported Medley; his dam Benny Lass, bS the
imported boOs vealtlsn, his grad dam BY
Lo1d's Traveller. his grsad dsm By Bsais-
MN Du'anyS Oihelio, his 6 4 grand dan an In
ported msrs from the Duke sf Han ptoss stock
ey spot. his Sc grsBd dsn By SidbufK, Car.
touch, Chilesrs, &c. &c. 80.
49,. PEYroN, -lst
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M[ag@nfo ProaaasRoma

TNHE MEMBERS OF MOUNT NEBO LODGE
II No. 81, will eslsbrats the oath June neat,
BY Procession, in shephefdstown.
The Eeighbouring Lodges, aud all Bre .hren in
resaler standing, are respectfully solicited 10
attend.
tD'A suitable sermon will be presehed on
the occasion. DAVID sNIvELY,
DANIEL ENTLER,
THOMAS r. LEMEN,
WILLIAM BoWIN,
Committee ef .4rsrysnsni,.
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SPRING AND SUNNI Err
EASNlI@YSo
JAMES CLOTHIER. T,niIor


JAMES CLOTHHER, TaiIOr,
10 ESPEGTFULLY begs leave 70 inform his
~ friends snd customers, that be continues Al
bis former Stand ,one door west of. B. PaekettS
store, and immediately opposite the stors Of Z.
NJ. \ G. w. Aisqulh. where he may always
be found In readiness 20 execute any end every
variety ofwork 10 bis line, &C the shortest no
tiee practicable, and In the most fashionable aud
durable style. He feels extremely grateful for
the very liberal encouragement that has been
extended 20 him BY the eilizsos Of Charle.toun.
and The adjacent Deighbourhoods, and hopes TO
be able, % 90 increased exeriion and desire 10
please, OF being moro worthy In future Of merit
log that kisd support which has been rendered
hin in time past
0>Hs has jast received from The East the
Latest Reports Of The Spring s .Sunlmer
lS.ANErlOYg,
add invites his friends, one aud all. 10 call and
examine them.
e1GARMENTs Of every description cut 10
order, 81 the shortest notice, and on moderate
terms JAMES CI.oTHIPR
Charlestowb, May 4, 1870.
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JAZZ

ADMINISTRATIONS SALE!
WILL BB-sol.p, AZ The lala- sasAsEncs Of
w JohB DalsatB, DEED, % tbs TsFnpiks road
from Smithhsld 10 SksphoFdstown, ED two snd
= hall niles from The former place, GA Midas.
Deg tAs 20th n Neg nsFf.
The following Personal Pro
perry, 60 wits
he'd % work Horses add Colts,
- o. 20 bsat u Cattle, amoag uhieh ere
sosac hne Mich Cows. snd some Dufh haas.
20 o. 80 Hogs, sHoag which sss soass good
brood BOWs
i,lE.Aorss CspIts) Tbss.bius M.sAips. which
q nearly neej
Wagous, Cart. pair Weed LADDER.
seae oasFiaE. Wbaai Paas,
go ~ BisokrmHha Tools.
Fioasas. iiafroWs, end farniaS lmplsmsals
of Varioas kist.g
q greai rayieiy Of Houss4old esd Ksfeksa
FURNITURE.
c0asisiinE b part Of aufssa, { sHsbsar8. 1
Eiehi-dsy Ciock. ke hs.. tarsihtF sith NAM
cher Vaiustis artssiss whieh a = tssmea 49,.
ceszsry here 10 eaanagsis.
6HTERtie oF SALE hias noaihs efssn
vii bs gives ~ ail sasss abegs SEE Dollar. 81
he purchaser Tigies bssd aof reploved tsrsr,.
ig-uftnd sa9sr tat saa,. ihs eash wil BE- 90.
qnirei. Ne Ffopsriy - Be- ftnosed anisl ~
tsrsss 81 sais are e8aIpiis1 VIII.
sale % tske plags a 90 o'cloet. a ~
foHN " BAiGhaN, sffas ~
Apsa 90 Iato.
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pfThere win be pseaehine In The Psesb}se-
rian Church in chsrfessowu, on Sabbafh a6A.
noon next, ~ O'Clock Nav IA
ga PR0rRAcrRD MEETING Of The Mc.
thodi., Episcopal Church VII be held 1t the
"White. Houss." In this ceuniy, commencing 90
saturday. is,A insi~ss- sfSvfSu..s-&
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Dissolution OF Co-paFtmer.
ship.

WViE psTtnsrship herstofoFo exlstInK be-
III tWeen the undsrslgned, ID this dag Il lth
Of May dissolved By mutual consent. The
books OF The 6rm are ready for ssttlemens, aud
LEFT with Ne. John q. EBgilsh, who is duly au-
thoeised 10 close The same. Rsfsoss indebted
viii please call on him a. early as possible and
close their respective accounts.
The Business 10 failure will De ooadacta6 b.
John y. Smith, at the old stand.
JOHN BRooE,
JOHN 2. SMITH.
ChArisstowa, May IA, 1870.
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TRUSSES.

hR- sTRAITfi, having supplied himself
~ with TRussES from each Of the most
celebrated invsniors and manufsetors. will
furnish them on low terms. and IL prepared TO
manage the affection requiring their applica-
tiou, With the hsPpiest results 20 the palien, =
TIC will therefore undertake any case Of the az
lection, ofere to his attention, with view 10
radical cure.
Chsriesiown, May ~, 1870.
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2NHg ANNUAA MEETIEG % Ne OvsFsssrs
~ 81 ~ F1ef ef Jsfsfsea eouniy. will be held
at The aesel - lGaptain Asfissihsf Thempsoa.
10 ChSsie9lswn, o. he efet 4eh9eF n JHne
Hsxts ~ aey,) e. directed - Nv. gas Lsvy
Cor the pfsseat yeaf sill thsa ~ III. AT per-
sons haSieg slasms viii pssssas sham On hat
day.
n 3 The shsfiGs are fsqasstaa - hitsna The
meeting, % FepdsF usio Cesar tha lhisra lhal
are CEsarAs. JOHN ?. BnoWN, Cisrk.
Msy a.. 1910.
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LOG a. CABIN.

"Y MANDATORY is the Log Cabin,
lVl Eas. Of A. HUNTER,s, where I invite my
customers and others 70 call and see me, aud IL
cannot give them 'hard cider" I will give
them what will be more beneficial, coed BOOTS
sd SHOES.
an not vain enough 10 say that my work
shall be eqaal 20 any made in the State Of Vir-
gina, but this much will say; il will nj least Be
equal 10 any made in this part Of the country.
THOMAS LlKENS. :
charlestOwn, May IL, 1910.
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PUBLIC sAER.
fRliE Subscriber. e. A4niasiraior q Mrs
n Naaey 3. Wills, will s9ss st public aae-
tiea, % ~ 1eih ssg 81 ssy ssnl q 81 rssi.
tsnee, sii ofheF
Hoass1old 80 KSfsksa FURyYTTURE.
Also, srst.Fsis Mnch Gov.
TGNMs--FsF sa ssza % sss 8oil.fs ssf So
Ger, sath ~ ever Sc cellars. eFsSit II sins
aoafss 81 - siFea. so $500 go abnroses
sseusily Fsqslsea. ~ >. wills.
April %, lsts
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Zine Apple Cheese.
WTza4 sapsfiss PIE ApFis Esssaa fssssis
LAX p. NikLER
Ma II. Isto
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Spring amid Smununc
8AGMI9@NE.

VNHE subscriber Informs his customers and
II The public, that he eontieuss al his estsb-
ihhsd staod. where he would be pleased TO &c
eommodsse al vho have or nay favour him
with their custom, end pledges himself that all
WORK entrusted 10 his care shall be done with
elegance end with IS much despatch as possible.
He would observe that bis work has been
weighed IN the scale With work done In the prin-
eipsi cities oftho United stslss aud has noa been
found waiting.
re has recsiVsd from Philadelphia, his
REPORT OF SPRING AsUMMER
FASHIONS,
and invites siI 20 call end view them.
bDFTbsRkfpi for past favours. he soilcIts .
FRANCIS s. BoGUg. TsiIer,
No. !, Market Space.
cAarlestown. APrif5U, TSI0-5t7
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FOR HIRE,

TINTIL Christmas, u valuable SERVANT
u WOMAN, competent 10 do every kind Of
house work. AppIIAL--
y<9I4l lS4o. THEoEFIcE-
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For sale.

n HAVE FOR SALE ssrsrsi hsussai feat Of
III PINE L-fTI8, Suitable either for paiing or
roofing THOMAS b. WASHINGTON.
Rich-woods. near Chsrlestown, 2
May II, le4O-3t.
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Liver G,ova.pIaiDt.


This disease Is discovered By hxsd obtusA
Pain end weight IN the right side uBdsF the
short Fibs, attended with heat, Hnsasinsss about
the pit Of The stomach ;--ghsFs Il N she right
side also disteasioa.-ths patient Loses HE sp-
petite aod becomes sick spd troubled With vo-
mhisG The tonsue becomes rough sod black,
eountsnanco changes 70 pale o. eiiron color
o. yellow, liko ihoss seiiclsd with jaundiee -
difleaiiY q bFsathing, disturbed rest, attended
With Dry COU0H, difieally Of laying on The
len side--tbs BODY becomes weak. and 6aally
The dsenss ierainsles late enothsr % q aors
SERIOUS petufs, which IN sll probability IL faF
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this diseass, va cheek Il, ed b. conginaiax
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-14

On The ID mat. By NE ssy. JeAa w. Everisl
Mr.. JAMS w. GsksEs. 70 Mr< MaEa M,lson
all Of Harpcrs-Feny.
In waysesbofs', Fnskiia eeaaly, Penssylv.,
mia, On Wednesday, Oh insf., By die Rev. NJ
Cline, wrLii4a r pAvssoS, Esq merchant q
thst piscc. 20 Mip ELIZA J. WAlxEa q ghis town.
On Thursday nerning lass. 7th mat, in Frrd.
eriek city, Nd, BY The Rev. ID. Zachariab, Mr..
TsoaAs H. B,xrx, Of shepherdssown, Va, %
Miss MAHoAHrr G. MoxLxr, Of Hsycnstown. nd.
On THURSDAY last, the 3osh cit, By The Rev.
G. Martin. Nc. JAeos A. SAAlI 10 Miss A.ps
HUI, both Of berkeley counfy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-14

On Thursday iast, ib< sih inst. amer Al linAs
OF about two weeks, Afss ElnAsrru 10 AVIS.
daughter Of Mr. william Dawes Of thH cpunty.
aged l6 yean, , moaths and - days
lcoHncpscxrsD
On Thursday morning last. 1ulsA. IycunRrst
daughter Of Col Charles Harper. Of s{rpherds-
town. aged - monthx
lis sweet 10 think that shou canst kllov
No more Of this voril's roignaut vocl
But that eternal Sha V tivru
To thee, ia yonder Haib of heavcu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-14
Wanted.

gEVHE subscriber wishes TO hire. and will pay
II the highest price, for TWO good FARM
HANDS. A. q. GORDON
May ~, 1870
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