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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
T,aIurble IIJ,ootl ECf far sale.

= HAVE roc sale salasllk tf00B LOT,
u containing Fsgty INA nsrss-ssar,s X sryis more
o. rs Ths, loI Is 1i1hin milsT a1d askaf Of
HArpers-FaEry; twenty acres o9ths above trass
kave been titled All some Zine It's land sill
suil The Raj Road 3compzas. az Il abounds
with such linher Is akesArant There is %
this lot nsFefsfalliag xpriag--a hArkain viii
BE given il The above 4snd II immedi4ls aphll-
ce,ssh be made.
! viii also sell khs property which now &C.
eupy, oh which ne erected Two LOG BUILD
lNSS, with I gfst-rate Orchard Of choice fruit.
Also, hrskrate LOT Of GROUND, contains
ing two actxs, more 81 less.
Also. largs STONE BUILDING, Stone
smoke Mouse, good Barn, stables, ana OUT
houses there Z allaehed 10 il between eie4
and fsai acres iof hrst-rsse land There 4 IA
eeztsiieat Orchard Of choice fruit. aud ! never.
Niling sPrihg-w nhin l few yards Of Ithe door.
il The above property IS not sold, il viii be
for rsnl-possession given on The 6fst Of April
nexi-f AnI person wishfng 10 purchase Or
feat shs abaHs property, will eaIl % The sub
scriber.
] fERNS---9Made known ~ application 10 tie
sabscribsr, living u Lo1doan County, virgipik
JOHN II. sTRIDER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
DIED

4 . +
In sharpsbllrg, Md on Friday last, Miss
ANELI4 HlrE, daughter Of, Col James fiite, d
this codhly.
On AIonsay The l7th ultimp, st herresidencs,
near The OLA Furpsce, Mrs. SARAH MooRE,
ephsort Of The Haey +. Moore deeeased, ia the
6frh year ofhsrage. #
on Thursday, the ! 9th, OF January 1si2, at
the residence 81 her HUSBAND, Dr. Henry Curtis
II Hanover County, Va. Mrs CmRsfIASA B,
guRrIs, 10 theA7ts Year Of ker age, and sister
ofthe Presiderit ofthe Unitel' States
Endowed With the virtues ;hsi Hdorrrand en-
dear theirelatipns Of woman, her hfe Illustrated
he lo.eRne-s4nd worth OF geneHcus AFFECTION
| and uhobtrusiye charity. Many reiattyes pHGd
lifriends sincerely lament her death. HerFanfi-
| y alone can adequately estimate, their severe
bereaEement IN
! on tile 22I at after.a painflil Illness, WHICH
he hore~with christian fortitude and resignation
thes ReY ReBEtr DrcE, OF tile Protestant Epis.
eoR8f Church, Formerly Of Key West, Florida,
aDd for ttfetlasi ten months clerk 10 the Posi-
Office Department.
AZ his residence in Baltimore, on the 2lst
uit. DR. GEpRGs s. SPRosroN, one cf the . Idest
surgeon in the United States Navy. MS
On ihe morning Of the 18th ultmo, in the
saih year of Ms age,s Air J,Mgs RELY, /of
Winchester. Mr.. sltielykwss horn 10 Hartford
Conntyin the Slate Of Mary land, aud removed
lto that P4rI ofi Berkeley County, .whieh nov
forms letfersons County, ia the early period 6i
lie war Of the Revolution, and engaged earn.
estly and zealopsly In that eventfnl contest
Although be was pever-in The regular army,
( he served several tours as a volunteer in the
militia, aad was always, ready TO obey The call
Of his country 10 resist its invaded rights. fle
removed 70 Winchester about forty years ago
wnefe he has resided ever since, sustaining The
character Of Bnhonest and upright man.
! III Charleston, KsnsWha county, onsthe Isl
| January ofpGippnary consumption, Mrs MARA
THoMPsos, eonsprt Of Robert A. Thompson
EEsq Of Kanawha and daughter Of Capt PHILIP
/ Slaughter. of C9lpeper
frAt Raieigb, (E { } son Monday week. from
organic disease pf the heart ID the thiI,y-tbirt
tsesr Of her age} Mrs. Lows s. 6ALLs. wife 81
/ Weston z. Gales, Editor Of the Raleigh Regis
ter lady whose life was graced By all II,
flChristan and Domestic virtues, and whose
death is an IRE parable loss 10 her husband anc
her children, and source Of unfeigned sorrow
ts3 a " lie eircleaof kindred and friends
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

\ Psrsuanee 81 decree 81 tf,e tslrcuit s,,,.
= rior coartsof La1 and chaneery. fer ~
ferson County pro 1ouaeed Ia he eases tb.l.i,
pending. q SAMUEL 6ihsOa, = James 3 N 80
DC and yosePhL- kusse 4, -. james B. w aesr
sc The andsgsigned, Special commissiossr.
appointed for thai Pdrposs. will 10 he hIrh
est bidders/st Rubiie Auetioa, 90 Ss.ulidav IA
<I9k dag ~ Mach ne<t,
The 1fndirided third payt beingtks SAID
james B. Rager's Interest J Of a small
n BRI0K BUILDING, nth fhseround
on lchtch Il standss
situated 81 the end sf The Potomac bridge, Z.
iiarPers-Fsrry. beng the sane which IS noa
oscaPied as an Office By G. B. Wager, Esq
i Also =
The said Jdmss B. Wdger's Interest, BE-
ing Ons undecided third Of, and III Ger
! tain lots inifhe tosea Of BoJiror.
TxAM, o. SALE.-cne-third Inland, and the
paiaaee in equal ins.aIments 81 nine Eeighissn
ANDREW KENNEDY.
y. T. DAuqHERTY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
TO INV Customers & Farmers
generally.

a s money Is scsree, and every other means
~ have failed 10 make il plenty, let usGesort
10 he old plan Of making Il out o.. the ground
and iin order to peepate The soil Il Is important
10 have our pIoughs and other Implements in
good .JFder. To have them pat 10 good condition,
please seEd :hem to py sAop as soon as posi-
Bile. Il is practice loo common slnongst our
farmers 10 neglect their ploughs, sc. ualil the
ver5 day they waks 70 use them-ihey are then
fixed up 10 too maeh haste. and. of course, not
So we'll done, as hey would be, had we more
time, 10 do them G. S. GARDNER
Charlestown. Ffb. ;, 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

IS
+ The following IS HE copy Of the petition pre-
scented BY Mi. ApAMs on Friday The 2lst ut,
Sewhich has caused so. much excitement:
II 70 he Congress offhs DATED STATES.
The undersighed. cilizehs Of HaverhIll,
ia. the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
| pray lhst yon willimmediately adopt mea-
sures peaceabiy 10. dissolve the Union Of
these States: +
Il Firsl Because no union can be agreea,
Bile or permanent which does not present
prospects Of reciprocal benefits.
Second: Because a vast proportion Of
Ishe resources OF one section Of tbe [ Mon
is annually drained 10 sustain lhe views
and course of another section without
any adequate return.
Third Because Judging from the his
tory of past nations that Union i persist
ed to.zthe present course Of things, will
Certainly oYerwheim the whole nation ID
utter destruction.
This petition is signed BY Benjamin Emerson
AID forty.hye others, all understood 10 be eii-
zeus Of Hayerhiil. MASSACHUSETTS.
Esih. AN aching tooth, aud squall-
ing child IN church.
RsmeGa.-Take them out.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
NOTICE

WI To The People 81 CAarlesietrn. "a. IF
JAMEs.A FrrzsfNMoNs Of Harpers.Ferry, hoT-
ing beea appointed by the Total Abstinence
Convection or this District, 10 the duty OF lee
turing on the subject Of Temperance. through
out the County, will address the people Of
chsrleslown ON Saturday The Shot FtbtHaty nezi,
al The Presbyterian Church, al early candle
light. There will perhaps, be some other speak
ers present
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

AnnrnER BAEkEa F1LKD.--John
Efark. = private baker acd iss0ef Of sn an
notes whose olses Nas situated ia The
Museum BoiI5i1x failed YESTERDAY ID 81.
deem Dis obligations. The lirst iintsmatios
given 10 The pubic III the fact wzs, sha,
he bad locked % lis Office and Ieft IT,
Whencs his soiournl ~ vot not. Ger
tam il il. however. thai be hasfailed. aad
fhal BIZ ShinpIaslers have been rendered
MoFkle4a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
! ChGlaqe Ia Business.

II AyING associated wilh myself ANDREW
IL n. FANARSDALE, 4 WELLS A. HAIR
PER, the business will ii future be conducted
under the name and firm Of B. r. T0WNER
= GO. d the old and well known stand, wheg6
Tie Public4msy Be assured that nopains shaXbs
spared TO- merit 4 eontinaahes of hat I,6sral
patronage 80 long aud Een srously Esssow<d. ana
where the same extensive stock any general
assortment Of Goods NAV be at alLIimes met
with on the usual fiberalltsrms.
; 3. TIToWNER.
Shepherdstowh. Jan. j. ls4Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
WILuIs GAYLORD s. LUTHER Tucker Ed

Published at Albany. MY. BY L. Tucker, Prof.
FgHNHE publisher Of The Cutiyalor has the
n il pleasure or presenting 10 the friends Of
Agriculture in the United States, the prospec-
ius Of new volume Che 9th commencing Jan
uary | l545, Of that periodical. This paper
Is 50 well known 10 every part Of the country
las TO render recapuulation of.iis objects and
lis contents, generally unnecessary. Thersnge
aud variety Of lis articles its last Of contribn-
tors. (embracing The most Distinguished agficul-
iursJs ID eyery seetion Of the Union, unriyaIIed
in number as well as scientiic& practical skill,
Tho superiority Of its mechanical executidh. and
ahe .unequalled number, rich variety and SUPERB
or Beauty Of its Illustrations, embracing in the
last awo volumes about t@o hundI ed eugr avings,
Representing the improved breeds Of Cattle,
Horses, Sheep, Swine, Buildings, Implements,
SC and on every subject conheetedrwith igri-
culture, have contr lbuted TO render il favori,e
fwiih all glasses interested in the cultivation Of
I the soil, and given il circulation hitherto i'm.
known among the agricultural periodicals 81
The eountEy-amounting to about twenty two
Thousand.
4 9kSubscriptions received at this Office,
/ s1LPersons who have subscrihedlWill bear in
mind that the terms require p, rneut in ad
4 vance. @
TEeMs-ons Dollar per anuam. /
/ Dec %. 1871. 4T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
,NOITEC,E.

NToTIcE is hereby given that the road
IN Leading from The ford (near Judge Tuck
ers Sulphur. Spring. through my farm, has
been closed, and tic road Leading from the
Leelown road, tnear'AIr. Peter SmiiK's 10 the
turnpike, pear the schoof-house, OCCUPIED by
the said SIhith, has Been openedIIn aceordanSe
with an order or the CojInly:Ca1rt.
FebI3 1t r 2. CAMBRIDGE HI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

L1vEn conrIsII sT-o aen years Standing. cured
hy de usf 81 ID. flarlfebl l.amPeusd SarepEfhr
eniug sn5 Germ n Al,eFieaf piils--Mrs- Sarah
Boyer. sife ofSf illi.n Boyer. Norih Foilt Street
chose catIou1fII Ihilsdrii'his. enlirtly cured 81
he above IA stress u di,+ss<. Her ssmpapms
hahitun eslsiisrne u he heveis total loss 81 sp-
pefiSs <xSrt.fsiink pain IN de side. stomach sid
b.sk de1;ssssion 81 spirts etsreme leblity. ebtsd
nos lie % lher leI side va6bat Al srgr1sation "
pAin, uilh otlser D mpfons iadiesiirs great d.
rsngimsnE1n the Elaeifons q The liver. Mrs. Boy
81 as sttented bl Several q The first phs sieians
buf feeeise bat hlile rxIirf from teif mstIieiBe
- last. afrtend Of hers Erqeured TseksgE Of Dc,
harlieh stebgt hfning x. 6rru.sh ArrTislft Pills.
vkieh, fflle use "a ooe package indeed her 10
eohtihae fh the fhe.iieiae. Nhieh resulted ID e.
tessiak fmaoert cure, bey ont The expsssaiions
q berk ls- FEB. 5
PrsaeiA Oaesl fer ne sale eF this .Ms4issns Is
q NJ ls- Nora EIi0ffI tn ssrssi, Philadelphia
AItO-Far sale y - +.
H.BE1kD. { CO..
chailsisssn.
CHARLES d. KILHAN.
Hsrpsrs-Esrry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
SELLINROFF!
s4H LLING OFFi!

ME sqbseriBer, desirou4 Of winding up his
y business ID H9fpers Ferry, is selling Of
ms new Stock OF Goods a. small fraction over
hrst cost. he h2s on hand good assorimeis
Of DRY GOODS, Hardware, Qaeslswars, Gro
ceries, TlnMare, Fancy Goods, &C. &c. all q
which can "a had AZ Baltimore prices, (sddins
cost Of t51Esporthtion) for cash. :, I
he lpfRes the public generally. to call and
see ~ goods before purchasing elsewhere, II
they<wish "a gel the greatest bsEg alma 70 be had
~ Ihis county. Persons indebted On his books
Fill confer great favor by settling up as soon
As possible. He takes this opportunity OF pub
licly rendering his thanks for the liberal patron
age heretofore extended TO him. q Fl
J. ~. ROBINSON,
Corner Of High S Shenandoah Streets.
Harpers-Ferry, Jan. 81. 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
FOR REYT..

: 5lRoM the frsi day Of April next, the Stone
- House on the hill. near Ford & snyder's
Bullskin Mil withihe garden, containing about
two acres. Tie house contains four good
rooms, cellar and Kitchen, and attached are
a stable and other convenient oul-houses
Also, for hire, a servant woman, who is a
good cock ard nurse
Feb ; -2t, G. w. TURNER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

HAVING made change u my business 90
- ~ ist Instant ithseomsa necessary thai
eAeh iedlsiduss indebted 70 ne should make i'm
@ea'ats arFsHgements for tie settlement 81
as arratrage4 y he lst ultfmo, either b.
1paey q note hA1y of those who have been
eses me ave ten 6lleens and eighteen years,
~, .eaaesiy expect further indulgence, and
nope atteud pronPtly ID this notice !;
q Linding them claims trsn,ferred a. esIls...
uen- atnosg whoshaFs paid The whole, Or
part, ieel under obligations ana return them
ny siDeers thaRks. B. r. fTowNER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
IEOR RENT.

e WISH 10 rent. from tho Ist day OF April
- next, theJProperiy in Halltown, with the
apptfiensnces formerly occupied as tavern.
y Is good situation for private advertisement.
hlso, anofher tenement in the same place.
where aqelisible situstion is presented for a
wagon apd plough maker. NJ 81.
=7.s RICH. HENRY RANSOM.
k. Hallte,sn. Feb. 3 1872. 81. "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

/ The Tribute 70 Roy. George G.Cookman.
\ Agents in This. county, WHO have had copies
of1Mr. Bryan's Tribute for sale, will please
make retarns 10 This Office i Is desirable that
The amoapt should be forwarded f6rlthe benefit
Of the family oflMr. Cookman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
$50 ACRES.

or 50 much thereof as may De necessary til sa.f
ti4fy the said debts and The interest thereon due
"a being tho same Tract on which said Siriaers
now resides, and both valuable aid desirable
property, especially on account Of ilee Mil Seat
thereon and other Water Right thereto beloIg
ing Such title a ii vested in u, which is be-
leved to be indnputsbie, will be made to the
purchaser. ~ WA. LUCAS.
n rs ISAAC FoUKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
Bargss isas, I8nrgesil,s !.

eSStSCG 1900 - eseAsS
TIME 81 bscriber takes this method Of infornna-
y ing his friends arid HE public Id general,
hal he has now OF hand general 4 h Z
ts{ Assortment or Goods,
in hisline, consist ing in part, as follows. viz
Cloths, cassimeres, Satinetis, and yettinEs,
Canton and other Flannels,
/ A complete assortment of resdy made cloth
ing, consisting ofoyer-coats, Body:coats,
Freck-coats and Coates
Pantaloons. Vests, and Roundabouts,
4 A general assortment Of Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes and Pumps,
Also--Leaiher and othertravelling Trunks,
And IN short, every article necessary to fit out
gentlsmsn in tile most approved style. In
concllsian; only ask call Gfom the public, and
feel saiish ID that IE.halI be abe TO give general
satisfaction. a IL
NJ b. Clothing tof every description made up
in The latest and rposl approved style. and a,
The Shortest notice I f
WILLIAM J. STEPHENS.
Harpers-Fsrry, Nox. ls. Is4I-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

FRESH sUPPLY OF
TAEg III GO DDS
TEEHE subscribed having visited lie Eastern
y markets, andre Plenished his former stock
Of goods, with a variety Of
Fancy and Useful Articles,
calculated to1suit the present times, and please
the fancy Of all, returns his thanks to the
public for the liberal share of patronage receiys
we'd. He respectfully soliclks the ladies' and
gentlemen toicalI and examin he for themselves
AmongstIhis stDck may be found
Ladies Plaid Silk Handkerchief,
Gentlemen's Silk pocket do iii s"
Do Ptaid add silk Crayats, Bf
Bombazinel Satin, Silk and Nerino Stocks,
Gum Elastic and Common Suspsndsrs,
Neck Comforts, Bosoms and Collars,
Gentlenlen's Brush, Nalria, Castor and Beaver
Hats, manufactured at Harpers- Ferry.
n rAESo- al#l
Ladies travelling and work Baskets,
Bonnet Boards, ASSORTED Toys, VIII IA.
Ladies She'll Combs,
YANKEES Witches, one large Devil, II XIII .e.
Walking Canes, Br6oms and Brushes,
\ CO.h'FEC1TOsN.4R vi III fs
Hances Medicated Hforeh5und Candy E- 4
\ = Bonesot Candy, Iceland Moss do
100 lbs assorted Candies.
20 Boxes. Raisins. 10 half apd boxes,
80 Cocoa Nuts, Almonds, Filberts, Peeon Nuts,
Oranges and re nons, / 5 busheI Chesnuts,
20 bushels PipPins, and bsif jwer Apples,
SO lbs. Zante Currahts, HI
l key Malaga Grapes,
Dates, 9runes! Figs citrons, &C. 3
1l : MEDICINES, SCI
Gouley's Btters, AromaticSalts,
Hances Compound Syrup Of HcTsheuHd,
No. 6--compositio1, 4
African Bird Pepper,
Flodoar1o Howardfs Medicated Soap,
Cologne Water, Essences, Iii
Macassar and Bears Oil, Antique Oil,
Hsnces Lilly White Flesh PANT,
"A lot Of JewelrJ and Psnknives.
BOOKS 81 TaTIONERK ~
| handsome bound oxford Pplyglott Bible. Z
Bibles and Testamepts, 4E
BaiIey's Algebra, ID Ayies' Arithmetic, e--Isa
Emersons Arithmetic, No. n. y H Fl 4
United States Reader, No. isr2, 3,
CoDlys Spelling Books,
st1iIh's Geography knd Atlas,
Hirehcock's Book keeping, with Key
Ladies Albums, Almanaea. Toy Books &c.
Ruled Writing and Letter Paper,
Blue and Black Ink /. and Quilts, Ell
Pencils-Savef Pencil Cases, and slatt pencils
and States. /,
Harpers-Ferty, Jan. 6, 1912:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

furnish 10 abe ladies. Bonreis combining beat
ness. comfort and ehesPness, ma fazhsonabls
style. Her arr angenenis are such as>fo ensure,
u all times, the lstest fss ions 10 her work.
As heretofore, mrs. Buekn1.Eka IS prepared
70 execute ALI ofders IN Ihs4 paatau.aaKing
hne.s sas /5./ ID IN r.
The pafrobags pf the ladies' Is respectfully
selected. 81 iF+s5a.. 9. .5.,4ss.a
charIeslo~n. Fsb. >, ls41. s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
y TRUST SALE. !

NY virtue Of deed Of trusta execnted to the
II subscribers y trustees, bs John 5stridet,
On the 1T day of July 1885, TO secure dsbl
dueto Henry Miller, f0r tie sum Of ss056. due
By two notes, bearing date. one The 29lh Of De-
ceuter. 1889, and me other The LIST or October.
1882, and payable on demand. aud also he fur
thef sum Of 1854, due by note. dated the la
dAy Of July, lsaSs aud payable six mouths AZ
YER date, we shallpToseed to sell, At public aue-
lion. for cash. IN charlestowp. 10 Jefferson
county, Virginia. 10 front Of I. n Carriers ii.
Ysrf. between the houEs of 10 o,elock, A. mi.
and s. fslN ~ Frilsslh H. ootA n oai6Ss*fail
1batoertain
Tract on Land, with the APP
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
GROCERFES.
EORE .HHIRE.

Il YOUNG hhle-bpdied Negro Woman, with
n OUT eseuhbri1ce, foF Ibe balance ot the
year, who i q good washer Pnd ironer and a
plain..cook- She has also baen accustomed 10
work out in hay making ana harvest.
Jan. 2O.-3t THoSs G. BAYLOR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03

nEING abou. 10 remove to the University. |
ID offer my residy1ce, called WOODBURY.,
with $40 ACRES OF LAND. for sale.
Its situation anE Improvements are so we'll
known in this part OF the country, that il is I'M
necessary 70 describe il particularly as any pur-
chaser viii Probably visit il.
The te1hs OF payment will be very accom-.
modaIiD4 II 5. c. TUCKER.
Jefferson county, Va, q
Augnsl 26. 1871 tt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
IThe FIowIng SPrIng MiIIs,

The Flowing Spring Mills,
That noted place for political resort, a.
sceH as for domestic assfalaess.
|WVHIs establishment has undergone = lhoro
il repair, and Is nov ready % GRIND ALL
KINDS OF GRAIN. IN the besi manner, and
upon the shortest notice, either Cor Family use
or for any Of the Eastern markets. The sub.
seribers having no inclination Al present 10 enter
into spechIa,iOns upon Grain, win be content to
grind for toll at the regular rate the law allo rs
them, and will stand the Inspection Of Flour
made BY them IN any Of the above markets.
Their SAW MILL Is also IN complete
operation. al prices known 10 their enstpmers,
Y Their PLASTER MILL srill also Be
attended to at the proper season.
The undersigned would be ungratefal il they
fsiied TO return their sincere thanks 10 lib raj
public, particularly togthose who stood by ths6n
. through evil ~ we'll Is through good report -
and they solicit continuance Of favor. I1nder
the confdest hope that By strict a.tentioA TO bu-
siness they will be able ID render eyxlre salts.
faction 10 all who feel disposed te/ patrOnize
this well-known establishment
t ABRAHAM SNYDER,
ELISHA S./SNYDER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
PosrPoMEInrrNT.

Ths above sale is postponed. until MloND.q y
hs2lst dag n february aert, bang Codr,das
\ WIN. LUcAs. y
& lSAACFOJEKE, +
Dec o3IIg4I w {-t4 T.ustskf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
Tract or Land, with the ap-


L Wing in the COUNTY add STATE aforesaid, and
upon the Shenandoah River, near Hafpers-Fer-
n, and commonly called .tGulf Mills. convey !
% 70 is by said strideras aforesaid. contain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
SheriH-s sale.

~ I ~.
VNTILL be Sold, on Sqrar day the l2fk If Ibis
w Dtoaik, (FsbrHary.) at.rMills Grove, 2,
the residence of Abraham isler, sundry
Household and Kitchen Fur.
nitlIre.
CoNsnrISe OF
J. .SideboGrd, 4
II Eight-aay Clock,
!. Forte Piano, Bureaus, Tables,
/ Hair seat SJa,
Cain Seat Chairs,
Looking Glasses,
Il Nap of the United States,
.9nd- Irons,
Shorel and longs,
Carpets, Feather Beds, BedsteGds and
Bedding,
Stores, and Uariety Of. other House
hold and Kitchen Furniture not necessd7
~ to enpmerote. t..
-.4lso, several Kicks of Strdic,
.4 quantity Of Fodder,
Shingles, CoopeL-stuE
n part ola Barrel Of Tar, 1,
Ind a snssH Lot Of Lumber, &c. Sc
Fbe above properly IS taken tol satisfy Exc
|eutioas aud AIschments in my hsads against
SAID IsleF And al Me instance Of the Plslntiiis,
am directed 10 give,a credit on al sums above
Five Dollars until the FIRST day Of June next,
,ipon The purchaser giving bond with approved
security o,r, No
Feb 3. Is4a.. JqS Eaiy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
TRUSTEE,S SALE.

10y the authority vested in the undersigned.
nD as Trustee. and FOR he purposes express
ed in The deed os trnsi, there will be offered for
sale, before Daniel Enuei's tavern 10 Shepherds
town, on Saturday The 26ih. instant,
A Tract or parcel of Land,
containing about THIRTY.THREE Acres, Iy-
ing in he County Of Jefferson. and adjoining the
lands or Henry LieRider, Hoffman, Reinhar,,
and George Reynolds, Sr.
| ATERMS4csshs #
The undersigned will convey only as Trustee,
though he believes the lille indfspuisble.
h.. AVN. &c. woRTHINGToN, Trustee.
Feb 3, 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
MOTH a.
Mr.. John mccartney.

III ,AKE Notice, that on Saturday he 18Th day
lcf Fsbrnryiiert, at Belszhooyer's tavern,
Light Street, Baltimore, Nd, between sun-r iss
and sunset, shall take The dispositions of Mir.
NJ. o'Bryan and VIM. w odds.le. and will adj
journ from dss to-day, until said dispositions
may becompleied. which will be offered as eyi-
.dencs1 in cause noF depe aiding in he County
Conrt &c Jefferson County, va, in which am
plaintiff. and 5Ou are defendant
Jan g7.-4t JOHN STRIDER. :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-03
VRqTSTEE,S .SAI.E.

10y vrrtus16T Deed Of Trust executed W
ED Levi Smith, 10 he undersigned, for the
purpose Of securing certain. eebts thereFa men
TONED, will be sold on Wedaesday The sab cE Feb.
ruary asrt, a certain ia ACT OF LAND,
Containing about 30 .Rcres,
more or less, lying and being 10 The County OF
Berkeley, va, adjoining tselapds Of Bsnjamin
Lockhart, BOYD Roberts, and others.
TERMS msde known on the day Of sale.
Such title will be made the purchaser 70 is
vested 10 The Trustee. which. is believed to be
good WILLIAM r. FLOOD, TrAsIee.
Jan 90, ls42.-4ts