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New-York tribune., 1841-10-14
DR.. f. fELIX GOURArDS
ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.

TO THE LADIES'.
iDuELIC APPRECIATION h., SO deciedi, stamped
2 Inc superiority of Dr. /. FELIX GOURAtDs POt-
ORES SURTl.ES, or Penetrating Po~ders for uPiOotnr
lr from eonau- upper p. sides OF the Ice. back oi
neck 1lc briri. Ac s. that litc need be said IN IL
praise beyond the mere announcement tt1t II combines
perfect safety t efficacy. aud has completely banh"t
all the de'cerous preparations "ch nave hithrfto been
GOIRAUD.- EAT De BEAIrrE. or True Water Of
EriutJ, FOR removing ifechirs tan pimlts, h'ochrs
burns. ani all cutiueou> srupti1n., realizing deli
h,e haad- neck and aad a c.tiug neulty
Juvenile u0ncartuc". II per bottle.
GOURAUDS VEGETABLE ROUGE compose m1
trfIly !roil a,~rrs and sIJe,, imp1rt- dcuca-
liusr the cheek, imuioveab- 10y PRESERVATION or
rubbing win handkerchief or linen elota. ~ cent peg
bottle
fle above celebrated co,ine lie. are Prepared only y
pr. FriN Gouraud, practical chemist, aad See llt ID
! York. oul, l- exclusive Office, - WaSer
door from r0ada aHi Of the follow iu- authorized
AG.ST>.
,Ibluy-tIeS. Guthrie, l.u-..st. Maiden
aU-, tuca-G. l. brown. periumer, GeEhs>e s-Fe Q.
Poushseep-ie-J Gray Buffalo i.n,iuie, D.. lud 31-
P-.a,y Ielpai4-Nl-. B-oan. 20 Cae,na,
street
Maryland -Dayii I. Saith - Norta Gay
D.trict OF colambiA-WA,h.a.toa-s. Parker, Penn
ss.ssria AvenGe.
'irgin4- -RichmonI-S.s Frayser, 7 stree.
Observation-Disclosures. G. FarF". Nsw-lI 4:-n-
\. Low, Caaoel i HartfordWes ( Co., Il jIaiu-st
\ot"IcE-N n. Faulser.
Mas ,i.,e,;,-Bos,on-t. :. Jordan, MI'k-,;rret
Lowe-G.A Carleton : Co, Ci,y Hal LyGa-Df A.
l.. Holder. Worcester-M. D. Phillip, Brniey Place
>priagdeJ-F. 4. Cnsle., MliG-s;reej. Lre-Bgu )
Fi-d. SaIea-W y : r. ige-. Ne"Ouryp5ft-C. VI
Hodge.
>es-H u,pssi-e -Portsmouth-W. X. Preston.
M,ire-r5r-. NIT fiiy- 4 co. BAngor-AIe-,rs
" air'lrr & Gs.li Ia.o~ei-f Scaanlon.
Hso-e is:a-t-Prv' .ael-e Char-e' Dyer, Jr West
munster -,r-et.
Osio-Co' llbis, >lIrser Cl4-k
Eyery bote o Or. tiouraut's Cosmetic, has hi- naae
ai;.. ,hr zane Of preparation ami NrE-ior blown
lao four side sad ~ lac in. ensrnsei IA =rap
per- oftae Pouire- S-b,.le,. None Others genuine
ot3 1raod
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

ID $ Hi!rN! STOVES,
Fer HALLS. PhRLORS CHAM
BEE>. Cfl HCbL- s. Nurse
&I!.> Tie must ecoE0ri'o-.
Store Et- mGar-A- tae .esson
for Frecs-ia- ,tosc- D. ucar %
baud. tae ple,or c,li, the al.
teluon Of th 81 la wsnt Of % eood
,rrce 20 tie Cim,ted Pattst
stove. Tarse stoves have tor the
fr.r fra or.ry ,.sr. nFqu hCfOrs
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14
; Ce-a = ru.s -itazE.ti slIIlii =

S-s-::.,--zr,-44 L.: FALL ARRiNGEMENT-i steam
20 =z11-ahz- boat OSIRIS Capt }. I. Nl-r,, wi
commence running Saturday September 18th. AZ fol
lo-s-e.yc Fn:os ailrhe; slip E-,t River very S't-
ur lay at 10 o'clock l. II. Tues day W enesday aut
FRIDAY O'Clock, 4. VI
Returning, caYc Red 8an. every Monday morning, at
10 o'clock \. ". Tuesday, Wednesday and FRIDAY,
q, hai:- past - o'clock, +. NJ.
The boat VIII shove until farther rcuec. nav
iga,!on ant weather permitting. - I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14
E}PRESS NAIL LIVE FROM AEWIORE
PEOPLES LINE FROM NEW-@OFiK
l. r-z1o - TO se'1
zzs-zzzssssk kEASTON. pa .z7=...b

ihr1urI N 9 hosf.. Faro ony =. ---
Leave flcr NJ y. r.. Battery Place, at :: o'clock, \
VI DAILY Ssldays excepted. by steamboat C.aderl'a or
4icr Witch to Ez,beIport then TO take tlc car. of
tre T. Town aa1 Sopcrvdc Railroad TO Bounlbrook.
,,n only b mile, by coaches m4Nng b. !ar the most
ra.ant and expeditions 10 Eas,on. For 'eat- app
ply To A. . Hope, - Ceurta1lt Il. or on holrd. 4
Hope vii accompany the passenger, TO Bouad BrooA ad
rcuder all assistance necessary.
y & Tii, the ory line iAat arrives 20 E.Stou before
night Returning thu hue arrives IN New York At half
pa; o'clock p NJ. hour, advance of the Won
dsrfu ,Npre-. NAL line sia Bruns"lc..l ~ 'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-14

uot SIS NONG1'oN W.arst-,I
N.sm, eto- fi. iio 1,' Horet otla
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-09
.W.ARREEn

On Thursday last. BY the Rev. Alexander
Jones, d.. Wa ID. HARrnAN, OF Baltimore.
To Miss MART JANE KAsLE, daughter OF MIR,
John Kable. Of this county.
On the llih ulI, Al Sharpsburg, Washington
CouAiy, Md, by the Rev. Mr.. -. Mr.
yssHrA SSook. Of HageTsiown, Md, 10 Miss
EtIIAHErH A. DODD Of the former place
On the 18th ult., BY the Rev. E r. veiteh,
Mr' Joss MARSHALL, Of this county, TO Miss
SAEAH 81. PAYNE.
On the 2S,h nit, by TIE same. Mr. WILLIAM
PIiHrEG, 10 Miss MARGAEEr DILLow, both Of
this county.
On the 3OIh uIt., By the same, MI GEoaoE
W. Kelley, Of Shelby. county, KY, to Miss
SaaAH AKIN GRAErHAA, fourth Daughter Of WIN.
Sfan'ham, ESq Of this county
Near Wardensville. on the 23d uIt., by the
Rev q. W. Deems, MIR JAMES A. RUssELL, OF
ffedenek county, TO Miss Mar w. BAKEa, OF
Hardy county.
10 oeotsetown, D. c on Thursday evening,
zS'h ait, oy the Rev. Mr.. Boiler, Dr. Isaac s.
LAoeE, to MISS MAsrHA Ans, youngest daugh-
Iee Of HoTAno Jones, Esq, all OF the above ma
med place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-09
DIED,

Aihis residence in Washington city, on Toes
Gay, November 10th, Lieutenant Colonel JanEs
HOOK, Assistant commissaTy General OF
Subsistence U. Army.
~ Alpine, Morgan County. Virginia. on
"Wednesday, the 21Ih Of November, Mrs. MART
osRicE, wife Of CaOHWELL oRRicK. Esq. ia the
tld year Of her age n the death Of Mrs Ga.
Acc, her family has sustained a loss which they
cannot regain. The Episcopal Church, to which
she has long been attached. has lost one Of its
most valuable membeTs; society. one Ofiis bright
80 ornaments the poor. q kind benefaeuess.
whose hand and heart we're ever busy in works
Of charity and beaeVolencp -.Hsyfinsburr Cas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-09

Bot foF he three or four bundfei good men
and Uus,7 uhu march up vssfly abd pay 10 "a.
va7ce, - should ione since have teen IN a bad
vaT With the lafgsti subscription list 10 Vif-
Linis tfof weekly paperI ws are yei couunu.
a'iy sHaiiened for ihe means q meeting our
papsfmaksr's aud Epfkmsns bills. end other
iadispe asaeie sEPeaset. For several seeks pass.
vs have bees affangiHr our scooants-some 81
ihem suset'ird ior tueatY Teafs--ani bot fsw
dshnqnenia haze auenied 20 our call fIf q set-
usneaL Ihe only alisrnatvs Isf us is % spend
ume 10 aaiiinE upon ihfm-and us noe give
far usfuiag hat ~ a. ~ u,saa % o. puf 81
uiiAsui sash ~ aeiss. We have lo,i he intsrsst
% ysars whilst uPoa svefy astt 81 . tsafs
SHADING, which ~ ows, as give ouf notsa ana
PaT iateresi There ia neither hhsraiHv nor
ineiire ia such treatment
Bot % he arst q Jaauary, us shall COM
msncs tas process ~ rfritia9 Asfagsafs fruai or
ha- u e inposaihis lhst ue shoele farniah
then ths pagsf logger. Their bills uili b for
uertss-and ah vho disfcgaf1 Ger can eiil
ffstily uaeeFstant ~ .hsy are snHtsd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-09
A ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 4.

{. FLovN.-We have no change 10 nouee in the
wagon P''es. ana eonunoe our quotations at %.
Sales from siotes are making az eS.IS
SsAis--Thsre Is very lilIle vheat offering,
sna me nntavourable weather OF yesterday pre-
seated transactions there 10 no change in prices.
cargo Of vhIie Corn in The ear sold Yesterday
al S2t cts per bushel.
CATTLE MAREET.- There has been . pretty
good supply OF REKF Cattle IN thus week. OF
Jar qaAhiy some Of which were taken a. IS
Ordinary cattle sold OF frem O., so TO o.. Sar1P
are 10 demand good lot of sheep would sell
yell. We qsots sheep at %, so to -, according
TO quality. Hoes (iiveJ have been scarce for
the last week. prices have been at from ~, rs
TO 81.
Posk begins to come ia freely BY wagons,
and the qualify Is very 6ae.--lasi sales 1911.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-09
a BEAuTIYuL
JEFFERSON FARM
IN MGRNiEFa

HvHE undsrnignsd 10 aaihorirsd 10 sail
~ BEAUTIFUL Farm in this ecantv. ~
just the sac 10 employ the sitsntOa OF a p,o.
dent. indusfsteus, business man. IA eont.in.
400 ACRES Of prime quality, about ey.
niiss from Chariestown, In . mott de,irs b,. To-
esiioS-Possessiog every advantage Of wood and
1stst' ana facilities 10 market The improve
nsse are very good, the land 10 veil f.oesd.
-. COCO condition Of tlisgs. u will be
ny mss frequentiy brought, and the tern, viii
% somekntiy accommodating
l., OAPpIesiions made By letter (post paid) or
IN PsFsoo, Will receive prompt stis6tion.
III. N. GALLAHER.
Chsrlssto IN, Dec. o. ls1l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-09
THE WESTERN PORK MARKET.

CoLuNbCS, November 20.
The Pork market OF this city has opposed, and
purchases Of probably 1000 Hogs have beea
made At prices ranging from 81 SOTO 90 per
hdndred. Dealers seem careless about porchas-
ing even At these rates.
ZASEsvILLE. November -.
We have taken some pains to iaquire into the
price, Of Pork, and end none willing 10 20 above
81 per evt., while some say The demand will
not Justify more Than 81 So.-tGsssn,.
CIScINSATi. November IS.
For the past two or three days Hogs have
been coming IN IN pretty large numbers. There
are nov probably, in the different penn, between
1900 and $500. Some sales have bees made
al ~ 70 rer hundred, which is the highest price,
We believe, that has been paid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-09
NEW GTOBIE.


FFRuG ssbtsfihsfs. harieg iufned gsFtaeT-
sbia for tha fufPata 81 toatseiiag ths
-.s.s.sfiis btsissts 81 tbis gisss, heFs ssst ~
tufssA froa Me- Tors FAiis1slPeia go Ealtts
.ors. shh iarrs anl ssnsrsl ssseffaaeai "a
8T.APLE & FANCY GOODS,
ss.sh hsrs bess selected = ~ great ere, 80
surehsasf apoa tAs 49, ieras
Hasisg tsksa fhs stssf So numtef - ysaF4,
ws fsspss 9atly solicit ne Paeila - esh SO
sana.ias ~ stsek. sssafiag then iasf - Viis
~ site 10 flfaish 81 ne mgst affaata9fattaE
isrms ever agticls. frsa ihs ehsstssf iafas
rnass % essgy an,fis sanisa fof - iaf4i
Sc frefrss ~ sfsff tiaf ~ % FaestF-
a = ssskaaFs - apufs 81 81 aceeHat
S0fiN a. LCFT0H a Co
rsmmh Foiss nst e. 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-09

q WhosS ~asthr hrs UniverssI Medisinep
bundreth's Pills First by Name, add Fir,t
WIS" the occasion or pain of siehne,s -
ineApseiiy OF the natural outlets OF the bod, 10 dir,
shArEr the corrupt PARTICLES or hHmors "a fast =,
nature requires their expulsion. The food We eat
goes TO supply the daily deesy OF our france "a.
ess eseh mome"t Of "ur existence undergoing n
preserves a, from putrefsetoa aud its natural con-
seQuenee-lesIh. 49,
How shall ve give power TO the natural functions.
% m" hesuh MAJ be reeo iered aad secured
BY assisting the principles OF life vith Rr.n-
dre'hs rhi'-,hs most SURF SafeEsrd against mfr
m',y unh--lihv decay
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-09
A Fine JEFFERSON FARM
FOR SIZE.


NHE UHasssishsd sEsfs Zoe ssls. biz ysisa-
y be Fsfm IN the Ceuaiy Of Jsasfsoa, eon
TAXING about $50 Acres. % isss fertile scd
PfoductiFe - aay lead 10 The VALLEY, abd
hsa asVef failed 70 pFodaes gos8 uhsat sFop
% the nosi uafsvoFesis SESSION. There ere
shout 90 ssFss ~ the bsss meadow, ssa 81 ths
balance. sEesPt The part 10 vhsst, 10 eel Get
% Ti@eihy md clover. a fsif Properties u 10
woot, fos fsncing snd feel Aims,t sssfy fed
% The fsra zee be gstsrsd, % Eik srsuek
passes ihTough q rees ths csntra. siaag shiot
ne Baitiaots aBd Ohis nsd Rosd u loeaisd -
asPoi for pfDa1es u sbout 70 - saisbiishsa
81 ~ nsar net Point. Ths Lard aifht bs a.
siaet 80 as 90 mase tee vsnisst isns nssia.
TIE tmpFosemehta ars cogfornbia. smbrne-
inE god dusiliBg sd ouihoasss, stabioa
eofn houses, ho. The iocation II ne aueil-
ing - very PlsasFnt. hsvibE . eommaaAlng
visg q ths Rsu Assd aod suffgaufiaa cess
y. There ere several Zoe BsvoF-fsHiar sgFiafs,
eoassnisat % ne houss. Ani h nag. 9khaut
snaEgsFauoe - tsid, Tat. ahsihsF sisesd -
References % quality 81 aoi. lassf.oa. ed fseit.
liss 70 nafkst tha s uas u ne aost dssifs,
BE Farma b vifEinia, hsisg ~ aiss hovfa
ifagel ffon Esiunors.
Iefua whl b. aceona nefstinF. So Bote
seesu 70 psfsous che msy 5ssus % sisg 80
pFsnisss RfCnARD pUFFiELD.
~ ~ EytfrFist Ersaiafr. - CAsa,fFs
tesE NhiF, uiii Pfsais iaffff hzas fssA, -
fggwePf 49, tifs n ~ sfsfffiffF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-09
VIRGINIA, TO wiz:

80
At Rules holden in he Clerks Oaeo Of the
Circuit Superio- CoIrt Of Law and Chaneery
for Jedsrsoa County, the frat Monday in De-
esmber, ls4I;
JOAH r. Fsgg, PLAISrt1y.
AGAINST
.7eraAsA Islsr, Joseph T Da,gAsrty, FTsdtriek a.
B'tseos. I'sse Hsakis. James N gNaaniaR chAs
b. Harding. JOAN ". Rstcsa, George " Liiiis,
JeAa Lite JAMES Perry. Nay T. ForTsa,
Hiuisn II Gigs. Smih CTaas E1sa Cornins
Loui's HssAihgiSA. William HO.G .HstAsnisI
w. Meaning. and HamPhrsy Ksy,s,
DEFEEDAHrs,
IN CHANCERY.
GSNHE defendant. AbrHhHu lsler, not having
catered HE appearance, and given security
according TO the set Of assembly snd the rules
81 this court and IL appearing By satisfssto-
~ evidence thst he is not en- inhabiiant Of thts
eou"tTy 10 - ordered, ThHt the said dsleaJ-
Ant do appear here The srst day oT the neII
term, snd answer the bill OF the piaIsIiRt and thsa
copy OF this order be fcgih Sith Inherited in SONS
neuspsPer published ia CharIeaovn, for two
Onths sossessiyeIy, sad posted ct the front door q
the sOat,-houss IN the ssid town of Chsrtssaown-
A COPy-Tesie,
Dee. Q. IslI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-09
TIE TRIBUTE

b0 A TRIBUTE TO The Memory OF the
Rev GroEuE q CooEsaS-eonsisiihs Of
Brief Dseour.e and Poem. on the toss 81 me
sieamship Pfesldenti delivered 10 The A.e1an.
dna Lyeeum. By Daniel Bryan pfIee f2l
cents, fof sale ~ he Free Press once The
proceeds 10 BE- devoted 10 The benefit or the
widow and orphans Of Mr.. Cookmae.
Octobeg - Iati
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-09
Dee ., islt.
VIRGINIA. lo wifi


A. hairs hoidra IN The Clsfk' = Oss sfths Cirruit
saP~rtor Coart ftsv sad Cbsnssry fos Jrfrrsoo
Coun'y, u's hFsi hOndsy N Dvsenhsr. ieAls
hseert ", FeadlsfsH. Eaas n. Lang. end .afksss
=. hss5. Cs-earfasrs. fra&sK SSsasr ~ s-us n
FFHaistsa, LsHy ord Rely. PLaISTIYvs.
AGAINST
JshS VIC y. BrisH md H~Hry q BrSea. ss-ears-
nsrf' s'iseg fAs frsi sf SsAs slfsP. BrteA'GS C..
DGTEHpaETs,
~ CHa.FCERY
fHtHE dsfssssass. lcku AfeP. Hrfen aad ffseyy A.
bf'sn' 90 hssing catered their sppearsaer.
sad given sesufiiy scs0rding % TIE Ati u Assembly
sd the rules ~ tbs Couft snd n spuraytov ~
tst'tiesi0fg etideses thst thev srs ~ hhsbSsus Il
ibis eoaHiFy ~ % srdsrsd. Thst the ssid dsfend-
ants 40 nppeaF here On th- Grtf day ~ ne usnt
term. sod sntscr TIE hiii q he pisintsgs sod lie,
copy - this order. BE- iorth-ith ias-ftsd - 49,
ne aepaPeF Pubbthed IN Chafieaosa. far tso
on,h' sseFtsiVeiy. sad posted q ne ffoat door a
tlc CseTi-hpusr iH ne ssid tovn a Chsrirsiase
Cow --Tests.
R.T. Brown. Ci~h.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-09

VlRGlNIA. b In

p 49, - - fa9 - VIZ
a. Rules hoidsp 10 ths Clerks Office q she
Circuit Superior Court q Lev snd Chsacsry
iof Jsasrsot Couuty, ne hfst Nondsy 10 De-
ssm1sF. 1915
Janss RrsieH, ptsrsvfyr.
AGAINST
sbyahaa f,lsr, Ja'spt r Daurksrfu. FSfsssisE a
Brisset, hsss Hratis Jsusf ~ Msanisr. Cks,
Harfiag less ". Reusa, Gforrs W Lsiiis.
Jsia ~ Linls Jsnu Ff-rv. .Narv r. Fsrrsg.
VILLAS ~ Grirrl. SFiith Cfsas Eds Csrnias,
Less WsaAiagisa Hinssu Hssf .Vsfksaisl
~ .Hsaaiag ed Hu-PArsg Esysi.
DsFaUbaNfs.
FFliiE drfsndsat. Abrahsrn lsiff. nar ksslsr ~.
tered be apPearEacrs 80 give srrurty -
snrdaE to t~ Att n sseatiy 80 ths rule ~ ~
eourt sai rpprafiuT ~ fuiisfssfoTy ssidenss fhs'
- b - a. iuhsiiiaut ~ fhia ecsHtrg ~ ~ agrrrd
~ 90 ESD frisnfsat % rppesf hsfr 81 ~ Ess,
dsg ~ ne nert isrm. sd asausF ne biii - a.
plsiaiia So tast topy ~ iis nrfrF ~ farihsith
iatsrtrd - suuns rrusrspfr patiissfd b. Chafiss-
t7sa, ~ teo raaiht Fsceesslfsiy 80 pisf 81 lhs
froat fear n fha C1art-hoass ~ tts 80 tssn q
essFlastosa. ACapJ- -fere,
Dsssnsss ., tttf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-09

u
Stands sloof from the Quaek s, rups and Parsror;s
Compounds ~hieh have Of late become burden In
the Poblie health, and . suspension TO the pur,e -
Why 70 u that these medicines arc taken repeatedly
b. the sick without removing the compliant in one,
Noa The reason is plain And simpIr viz H.
cause they are composed chiefly Of opium aud ia
spiritual preparations, which acts on the ,y.trrn .,
Pousrtul stimulating snodyne, and by using rrpe.,
edI', the system becomes hsbituated TO its nnrsoti
Influence, Ss Of those Who are given 10 intempe-
rance
lhaiaet has Become apparent To thousands Who
have experienced the fatal effects Of such medicine,
aad commenced using DR.. Duneans EspeeIor.n,
REMEDY, which - entirely free from on;um AMI ali
ether po'soaous ingredients. and 10 used with ,,er
teet safety ey sh under any ereumstanrsa II i'm
ned's'riJ relieves the Distressing eosrh-s,rpnStL
eos snd lH'igorstcp the nerTbus system. esusinx
the settled contagious leave Ia, hold from,
the 'uHKt, aud he discharged By the pover Of Ex-
restoration. Unless this is done, the lung, uiII
soon become contaminated from no1ious matter.
1Hd uleerass, sud fAli prey 10 The fatal sor Con-
sumption.
PHaePaf O6ies fer the sais Of LkiI Nsdieins 1, al
Ne IS. .Eorth EIGHTH Street, PkiIsdeIpkia.
Also, for sale at the Stores OF
;. n. BEARD, & CO.
ChaTlssi0irn,
CHARLES D. RILHAM,
HaYDtTt- FERN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-09

HITS s CAPS, BOOTS s. SHOES.
S1USr received beautiful and fash ions Bile az
~ sortmsn' OF msns and boys Russia, Beaver,
and other Hats,
Mens aud Boys Fur, Beaver sod Otter Csps,
Solicit aud Hair Caps.
Cloth Caps, Of latest style,
Also-A splendid sssorimsnt Of Ladies' Mis-
80 Genilemsnb and Boys Boots and Shoes,
Servants coarse Shoes. Boots, &C.
JOHN RoKENBAUGH, Jr.
HsrPers-Ferry. Dec. g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-09
VIRGINIA, 10 wit:


Ala Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
ssrJ Of Fauquisr cOusty, held 90 the ISIh
Day OF cetobsr, I6ll;
William Lucas, administrator de bonis
non tcith the VIII ANNEXED of Edloord
Lucas, deceased, PLAHrvr,
AGAINST
Letcts Lucas, administrator of .Mersev
Wager, deceased, wao ,cGs tridoto
and administrative Of John Wager,
Sen'r, deceased, Jones B. Wager,
administrator de bonis non of John
Wager, Junior, deceased, and in his
oIoa right; Noah II. S.cayIae and Sal
ty finn has Oys, Gerard B. Wager,
Mary SeeLeg, BAIL Williamson and
Margaret his tcife, Hannah Hum
Phreys, tcidoic, Gerard B. Wager,
administrator Of Philip Wager, deed,
Joseph Hoffman, Ellen "A. Hoffman,
George Hoffman, Hannah Wager, tUi-
dotc and administrGtrir of Edtcard
Wager, decd; Charles Wager, Eli
=Gbeth Wager, EdVGrd Lee Wager,
and james p. Wager, infants, by
William F. Ph;IIipS, their guardian
Gd liteH5 Gerard B. Woger, admin
istr0tOr de 6onis non of Charles Va
ger, deceased, George W. Humphreys,
administrator Of Roger Humphreys,
deed, Treddt0eH Smith and .Ann c.
his irye, Emily Humphreys, Maria
Louisa Humphreys, George Hum
Phreys, Robert Humphreys, and John
Humphreys, infants, by Robert T.
BrO'0n, their guardian ad litem,
IN cHAScERY.
qNHlS cause came on TO be heard on the pa
- Pers formerly read. and the report Of Com.
missioner Worthjngton, made pursuant 10 the
order OF the 18th day Of June, 1895, with er-
eeptions thereto taken BY the defendants, and
Was argued by counsel On consideration
whereof, the Court, sustaining the fret, and
o'erruling the second and third OF said exeep-
lions, IL Of opinion and doth declare, that the
Pia attn Is entitled 70 recover the amount Of the
judgments founded on the bonds given by Ed
ward Lucas and John Wager, Sen'r, deeeased,
TO Charles Bennett and Ioha Watts and the
sums paid on account Of the bond given TO
James 5. Bates and Susanna Bates, in the pro-
eeedings mentioned-And il sppes ng that John
Wager, Jun. and MerSey Wages, administrators
OF John Wager, Sen'r, deceased, have fully sd-
mInistered the personal asseIIs Of the said John
Wager, Sen'r, the Eourt 10 further Of opinion,
that the sums Of money aforesaid ere charge
able upon the real estate Of the said John Wa
ger, Sen'r.in the hands al hs heirs--it Il there
fore ordered, that Robert woTthinEloa, who is
hereby appointed special Commasioner Tor that
purpose. do inquire and report what real estate
descended from the said John Wager, SeB'r, de-
ceased, TO his heirs. how the same has been dis
posed Of, and BY whom Il 10 now held, and aIso
the annual value thereof, StstinE such matters
specially 80 he may think pertinent, or any par
" may require.
CoPy-Tssie,
WA. ?. PHILLIPS, clrk
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WILL ogsf 81 FabHs tsis 81 Nr1fsf 80
37tk sf Deea1itsg. hssisss. ,,ese ,fleE1e 80
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era So ehilfrae. e. = sfsth ef----neaias.
5ANE cRONW9LL.
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Groceries 4 LIQUORS.

GrOccrhes ~ Liquors.
HAVE just received Q new as,ortu,sat Of
u Groceries end Liquors. which in sdditios 10
my former stock ! an enabled 70 ODER a YER,
large assortment which pledge ayseH To cell
=, 'o- - they can b bought else where, III.
following ere IN part. viz,
GROCERIES.
Best Porto Rico and N. O. Sugar
syrup and ~. o. Molassss, ga eta per gallon.
Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Porto Rico, RIO sne Javs caGee
Imperial and HysOa Teas, ga cts per ID.
Cavsndish TObseeo,
Cheese, Rice, ChoeOlste, Indigo. Starch. ALL
spice, Pepper. CopPsrss, GlS SSt. salipstrs,
winter Strained OIL, Sarrsstsd ~ 30 Esna,os.
Fish Oil, sperm Mould ssd Dipped cssdlss.
QUoRS
Wtoes-ChamPsgns, Port. Msdsirs, Lisbon,
Malaga and Clsrst, Of . superior quality,
COgnise Brandy Of the best SSsIity,
Common Brandy s7i cts. per CALICO,
Holland and common Giu,
New Euylsnd Rum,
whi'hsy Of a very good quality, at so G pr. 70,
Porter and New England Cider,
Jsmsiea Spirits, and many other liquors.
JOHN ROKENBAUGH, Jr.
Hsrpers-Ferry, Dec. 9.
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Notltss.

u , There wili be preaching AeHl Sabbath.
l2iasi., ~ The Presbyterian denomination, an The
Uaion free Chureh, 81 Har5ers-Feffy, services
commencing 81 4 o'clock A. NJ
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O. u @ q ID 20 LIE SS
which ~ I'll cell ehssP fst cash. Or eouniry
PfodGcs.
IN use, hasisE nads = eaFsfui ssd ia6ieioos
selsetioa, BE- sili - sesbiSd 10 skef sueh
Bsrgains, % haze sssFr bsfgrs been ofefsd ia
the piscs Is weuid earnestly desire psfsoss
20 eali spd sxamins bsfyrs pgTehssiDE slsss
whsfe - Psuag saved y psHay Esds. j"
shieb uholssoDs maatm be souit dssifs the
public 70 sssr 10 miua - ss.ag An 9 els
ssfoFs buying fhsy OIL "sssf
Esbiafnee Nru o. TAI
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O Y 8 + Z b 8!
AT HI A R TITS
R&STAUBAT3UBS

VNhE subscriber begs leave 10 inform III. IN
- haeitans Of Charisstown, end its vicinity
mat ne |" nov prepared TO furnish them - An
OYSTERS sifAu J's~ iAs Cen or SAsu,
Cooked IN every way To suit the palate Of IN.
most i's'idious; aad ~ he has made psrnspeol
arrangements IN Baltimore and Georsetown 10
De regularly supplied Iherefrom with the a.,T
oysters 10 the Market, he feels justiaed IN a..u.
ring me public that he will. wnh very few sx.
eepuon,, be slway' supplied with Oysters, not
oap u me can but also IN the shell. Eersturps
sge bestowed on him sincs hi, soiournnso,
acre, and he hopes BY paying personal attention
70 'he liable 10 merit continuance Of it, a..
purposes also TO have occasionally 90 ri. t,ble
any eelieaeies Of the season which can be OBJ
tained from the above cities such 90
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n PREHRIUnE ron
Rail Road .HKOmen ?

A SMALL PREMIUM viii be given Tor Rail
n Road Moosy, "a goods, 81 the lowest cash
pTiess, al the store Of
Dec. 9. 1891 PACRRTT