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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
PATENT STOCKINGS.

Il believe woman would do great deal
fora dance, 'said Dr.. Growing; they are i'm.
mensey fond Of sanitary motion. remember
once in my life used 10 fit with one who
was great favorite 10 the provincial town
there, and confded to mo she had no silk
stockings 10 appear 10, and without them her
presence at The ball was out Of the Question:
That was hint 10 you TO buy the stocks
ings,' said Dick.
'No-you're OUT said Growing. 'Sbe
knew was as poor As herself but though che
could not rely upon my purse, she had every
confidence 10 nv taste and judgment: and con-
fidencs in my taste aud judgment: suited me
on plan che formed for going 10 The ball
in proper twig Now what do you think it
WASH
ITO 60 in cotton. ! suppose. returned Dick.
'Out again, sir-yOu'd never guess il; and
only woman could have Bit on the expedlent.
1t was the fashion lnihose days for ladies' in
full dress 10 wear flesh colored stockings, and
che proposed painting her legsl'
Painting her legsl' they all exclaimed.
Fact, sir said the doctor, 'and she relied
on mo for telling her if the cheat wac success
ful-'
'yand was i!l asked Durfy.
Don't be in hurry, Tom. complied on
one cONdiiiOn-namely, that should be the
painter
'Oh, you old rascaIp cried Dick.
"A esphaI bargain said Tom Duffy.
But not safe covenant added the AtloF>
ney.
'Donh interrupt me. gentlemen said the
doctOr,'I got some rose pink accordingly,
and defy all The hosieTs in Nottingham to
max a tighter f, than did on little jimmy; aud
prettier pair Of stockings never saw
'And she won, 10 the bslIl' said Dick.
'She did,
And the trick Succedsd,' said Duriy.
80 completely said The doctor. that sew
eral LADIES' asked her 10 recommend her dyer
10 them $50 You see what o woman will do 10
70 10 dance. PoOt latle jimmy wac
merry minS-by the bye, she boxed my eSss
,ha, nigh. for = iokel had made about The
s!ocAiOgss jimmy, said !, foi IsstIUui atock-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

8 AN IRISH CAPER.-0n Sunday, about noon,
a son Of the Emerald Isle, got IN q quarrel
with some persons 10 Pearl street.. An officer
passing at The time, a,,empiellO arrest him,
but he ran on down Arch street, pursued by
the officer, and number Of men and boys,-
tie was lost sight Of on turning on the dock,
and when the crowd reached the place, they
halted TO discover which way the offender had
went, when hat wss discovered floating IN.
the nver, which led tho party 10 suppose he
had jumped into the water and was drowned.
The alarm spread Immediately. and The river
about the vicinity was raked aud dragged, but
no trace Of the body could be found Tired
and disappointed, they gave up all hopes Of re-
covering HIN, and returned 10 their respective
homes. The news reached his friends, and
they we're thrown inlOa state Of grief and die
pail. Blu, imagine hOwlhey we're astOnshed.
when, about dark, Pat walked in, safe and
sound, and told how he come POssum over tho
officers. by throwing bis hat into the river.
Jumping over the fence, and hiding away
this is what we call real Irish capeT, and
worthy only Of Yankee or an lfishman.-
Albany Argus.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

WAE.-VoliaHe thus sxpr essss himse" on
the subject Of war:--'A hundred thousand mad
animals, whose heads are covered with hats,
advance to kill or be killed by like number Of
their fellow mor,als covered with turbans. BY
this strange procedure they want. at best, TO
decide whether tract OF land 10 which none Of
them have any claim, shall belong 10 certain
man whom they call Sultan, or 10 another whom
they call Czar; neither of whom ever saw, cr
will see, the spot 90 furously contended for:
and very few Of those cresiures who thus mu-
tually butcher each other ever bshsld the an-
ma! for whom they cut each others ihroalt!-0
From time immemorial, this has been the way
Of mankind almost over all the earth. What
an excess Of madness is thsi and how deserv.
edly might Superior Being crush 10 a,oms
this earthly ball, the bloody nests Of such To-
dlculous murderers!"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

YoUTH All color6 fade from thine, and feeL
ings end impressions on young mind are deep
and vivid, and retain for some time q great
portion Of their original strength; bdI 10 one
just opening into life, Impressions ideas,
thoughts and feelings follow sash other iu rapid
succession like the waves Of the sea; Temem-
bsred only as thinGs iha, have besH and are
not. or Il NAV be Iinremsmbersd ct III; do trace
left on the sandy beach over which they Row-
ed, and though ninth wave may occasionally
comes leaving deeper track behind, slill the
succession Of minor waves thusl soon legseA
the inprsssiOD. Besides, yo6sh Il the ppaaOn
Of exaggoratiOn aud conaddnco, The k..sSu,;,
fol is more than beau,lfal--s esfAsn. 1 Uase.
diss--a hill 4 nOthlainS-A I6land' lals. .
hssy, hsJCI 81 ~ ~ g.s4 y
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
BADeERINe AN IRIsH vOTER.-'Y You're a
Roman GaihnlicN

BADeERINe AN lRIsH vOTER.-' You're a
Roman Ca,hoIicP
'.Am ~ said the fellow.
Are you notP demanded The agent.
you say | am vac the answer.
'Come, sir, snswsr-whal iS your religionP
MY religion
And what's your religiopa
my mothers religion
'And what's your mothers religiopi'
'Shs TUX her whiskey in tay.
Come, now, III find you out, lEing az
you are,' said the agent, piqued into an en-
couAter Of wits with his 6ellow, whose battling
ofevery question pleased the crowd. You
bless yourself, cont youP
when Pm done with you. think ought
What place Of worship to you 60 TOP
THE most convaynient.'
'But Of what persuasion are youP
MY persuasion 10 that you won't find it out.
what 10 your beliefP
my belief is that you are puzzled
DO you conless!'
'Nol TO you.'
'Come, row have you. Whom would you
send for, ifyou were likely to dler
Doctor Growing
mot for the priestf'
Il must 6rst get messenger
'COnfound your quibbling! Tell me, then,
what your opinions aro-yOur conscientious
opinions, ! mean.'
They are the same as my IaudlOrd's.'
'And what are your landlOrd's.'
'Faix, bis opinion Is, that won't pay him
the las, half years rent; and I'm Of the same
opinion myself A roar ofiaugh,er followed
this answer, and dumb .toundersd the agent for
time; but, angered at the successful qubbling
Of the sturdy and willy fellow before hm. he
al ast declared, with much severity Of man-
ner, that he must have direct reply.
'liuslst, sir, on your answering at once,
Are you Roman Catholicf
u am SAID The fellow.
'Aud could you not soy at oncel repeated
the officer.
You never axSd me-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

"WHERE LIBERTY DwELLs THERE is MY
COUNTRY. "A family from Rhode Island,
(says the Cleveland Plaindealer,) consulting
Of the father and mother, and twelve children,
mostly grown up.boys, landed at our dock a
few days since, with the determination 10 mako
Ohio their future residence for life. "For nix,
ty year." sald the old man. 81 have been TuI.
ed By laws which had no voice in making
Mypoverty has been the preiexlf for my Oppres-
sion. ! am going TO settle my boys in your
noble Buckeye State, where they may Enjoy
these rights oflreedon denied 10 their faiher','
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

i want no money, said The negro, il won't
keep off the Pldgde, aud he refused the prof
lsred rewafd.
Time is no, checked in his onward cOurSe
by the hand Of death; nor diverted from hIs
pa h by the breath Of psstileuce. The voice
Ofsorrow, and the iesTs Of grief have'no inhu-
euce upon hls iron soul. The charnel house
has no dread for him. He lays hiA wilherng
hand upon the fairest blossoms Of earthly az.
fecIion, and reaTs the fragrant flower upon the
lOwliest grave. He twines the green laurel a.
round the mouldering column, and site re-
lenlIess cOnqueror amid the ruinS o: fallen EN-
pres.
Time FolIed on; and once more scattered
the bright stars over the canopy Of night
Nights The time 10 weep 10 watch the last
struggle Of departing life; to smooth 'he pillow
Of the bed Of death; and have often thought
that The midnight heurlis the most fitting time
to perform the last Office Of affection 10 the
dead
The negro raised the corpss upon his Shoul
derS; and tho widow, with her orphan child 10
her arms, followed his hurried footsteps 10 the
waters edge. In frail kif'ihey crossed the
river, and in the san d. of the opposite shore
they dug his lOwy grave. With her own
hand The faithful widow assisted 10 Icy him 10
his narrow house; and when tho earth bad en-
bOsOmed the object Of her affections, she sat
down and wepi.
Oh the power Of q womHn's love!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

GENERosrY.-6r. Mercer Of Adams coun-
iy, Mississippi, has lately erected, al his own
expense, and for the adVaalags Of his vast
plantation, and the people who till bis lands,
neat church and parsonage house, a, cost Of
over $1,000 He pays the salary Ofthe min.
lister, 1890 a year, besides his ''iaeat aud
bread."--E Epis. Recorder.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
-~F From the Albany Argus,
ADOPTED CITlZENSl LOOK ATTHIS.


ADOPTED CITlZENSl LOOK AT THIS,
The adherenis Of Governor King Of Rhode
Island, (knOwu ss.ihe Charter or Algerius
Wing Parly.) who have i, oil their own wsyin
the convention now assembled at Newport 10
frame a convention, propose to regulate the
rght ofsuffiago u this wise. We ask The at
tention Ofour adopted citzsns 10 The facts,
that they may know how 10 es@ats the blar.
ney with which lhsy are aIWays approached
by the Wings just before on election.
These Rhode Island Wings propose 10
mske Distinction between nainTaIizsd end
naive ciIizsnS at the polis, TKariS, 10 give
the native citizen, il a white man, the right 10
vote though he may not own dollar of props
orty; but the naturalized citizen is NOT TO be
allowed TO vote, unless he owns freehold Of
the value OF $l34. Aud, as ifio make the
distinction still more OJious, the White natur.
alzsd citizen 10 put on the Same footing, in
THE rsSpeC', with the blacks, who are allowed
to vote il possessed Of this $l34 property quail
i6catioD! '.. a
What cay our adopted citizens to this Wing
proposition TO place them on alparlat The polls
with The blsckei To place The naluralized
whites, in the exercise Of the great right Of
suffrage, grade below the native whletl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

The following is an extract from late un-
published English work on America.
"Lsuees are bluffs on American riveTs,
where the slaves congrsgale 10 dance their Ab
original dances; at which great quantities Of
wafer melons are drank. Paw-paws,a sps-
cies of a large cherry. is used on the Missile
sppi TO feed 40 animal called the HOosier. and
the same river sbounds with an odd fish called
Sucker. It is great sport in town there, cal
led Kentucky, 10 shoot at the Corn Cratksrs
q species ofbirds that infest the houses. The
country, on The whole, is well worth a visit;
but we advise traveller 10 carry life pro-
server; for when the steamboats, on the rivers
are heavily loaded, and after the passengers
have paid their fare, they open their boiler q
blow some oflhe passengers overheard, to
make room for those lhoy ezpec. to get al the
next landing
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
WhAr a SusrLEl -.Nabby, where's tho shil
dern'a hedl

'ATn't it thar, MANI
No-nor the bolster, nellher.'
'Whsil--0! now think ont, Inan.
guess Mes Susan put the bolster on for bus-
tle-aud now think ont again. reckon Miss
Jane wore'd out the bed; too, kase she had on
an awful big hump this NORM. Ol these gals,
msm-never seed noih'n like 'em.'
Hush Nabby.'--M O. Pic.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
VOL. 8. NO 80. WHOLE NO l4s.

Segs should fall down when yOu'ro daUc,ng,
hsd'O. you better let me paint 9 pair Of gsrlsis
on Them
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

1t S generally known to the friends Of Gen. lack.
son, that he hiss committed all bis papers, &c to the
hands Of Nj Kendall, from whose able hand Biogra-
ply worthy Of the subject may be expected At no very
distant day In the mean time the readers ofihs Dem.
ocFatc Review will have the benefit Of some portions
OF these authentic materias for tho illustration Of somb
Of tho most Interesting passages ID tho HE Of the good
and great old man. Ed D.. R
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
l.ss-------,
MOT HERS.
sPARH YoUR CH1LDREN.
DIR. P.4RTS' SOOTHING SYRUP

DIR. P.4RIS' SOOTHING SYRUP,
Iof ChildTea< Cutting Teeth.
HyHIS medicine is used and recommended BY
E Thousands of families for the immediate
relief Of those i'little, helpless oHspfIhgss As
sooh as this medicine is used acdording to the
directions, the child Is relieved, and RECEIVERS
without the painiul use Of the lancet No
family should be without this medicine whore
there are young children.
CAUTION Is delelerious Soothing
Syrup, Pat up ID plain bottles, and the namcaof
PARTs spelled with two RS, when the genuine
is spelled with only one, with several other al
teratioHs, in order TO evaEfe~the law These
base Williams who sell a coupterfeit medicine to
destroy the health and lives of "LiTTLE
Babes should meet the contempt Of every
person that has one drop Of pafernal humanity
in them. One Of these .sheartless villains has
gone so far as to publish a Soothing Syrup for
sale at his store, in his own name, and attaches
the Directions, sc. verbatim as that Of DIR.
PARsS. Any Individual thatlwil thus rob the
Proprietor Of that which Is seeuredsto him BY
law, is worthy seat in the Penitentiary. HE
is MARKED.
R5-REMEMRER, tho only place in Charlss-
io,eil for The cGNgINS DIR. PARLSff SOOTHING
SYRUP, is a; the Drug Store Of.
JH BEARD s. CO..
II AND Al
S. KiLHAM.S Siors,
HafPers-Ftrry.
A%Price so Gents. e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
n5OTxCE 70 EARN7nRS,

TIME undersigned hasitaken n POSSESSION hEs
= MILL known bJtth name o. the Blooai-
ERR Mus, situated three miles from Charles
town, and 10 sight Of The Shenandoah River
Tire Mil IS 10 complete order Having hse
long experience 10 the business be is enabled
10 say that b feels satisfied Ilat be Is able IA
turn out as good Flour as any o,Aer concern ID
the county Farmers who wish 10 grind their
Wheat will find il very convenient 10 deliver
their W heat 10 him--at any rata they are re-
specially invited toIgive him call before going
elsew where. InIaddilion 10 the advantage or tho
navigation on The river, he has Two points Oh
The Rail Road, Keyesi S siloh, and Chaflesiown,
both about the same distance from the Mills-r-
He will at all times purchase Wheat, and pay
the fair market price All that grind thesr
Wheat with him, for every three hundred pounds
OF MerchantabIe Wheat be will give a barrel
OF superine Flour His country Miil will be
kept in complete order. Any person having
any thing to do 10 that line will be acconnoda-
ted in the best possible manner.
BENJAMIN R0DRICK.
~, o3-Ieho tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
Lasl,baugh,ss Composition.

HVkiERE can be but little. II any doabtwhat
II ever, that the article sold undeE the aame
Of Eanabaaghs Rheumatic Composition, has
proved more priformiy successful in the cure
oC Rheumatism, thaq any preparation ever be-
fore offered TO the public. q IS composed Of
Medicines which stand dessryedly high, for
The relief Gouty and Rheunialic Affections, and
from ne ny ariable success attendantupon the
administration Of The Composition. Many phI-
siciansof high standing, and distinguished qua
ihcalionss have been Induced to reeommend i
to their patients.
Testish6aialstof many who have used IL have
been offered without solicitation, and can atIany
time be procured But these are not deemed
reqaisite--we would prefer to.ses il stand OF fall
according 10 its own merit From al thatwe
know 10 regard to this Medicine, we are war
TAnted ia applying the language used in regard
to ii, py the Senior Editor Of the Free Press.
that 9 there is no mistake: 1t trll cure tho
Rheamatism,' =
Prepared from the original receipts. aby Adam
Young, Hafpers Ferry, aud for sale BY
>. II. BEARD, s Co.,
J. P. BROWN,
June so, 1912. chsrlfstsra.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01

VIRGINIA, fo7wif:

AT Rlles holden in the Clerks Office of8the
Y CIRCUIT Superior CourtIof Law and ChaneeFy
\ for jefferson c0anty, the 6rst Monday ii
August. 1882;
.Kasp He Sherry, triaoic ef Dsnnis .NeSheITSsscd
JSess Bfa,tnon and S,.SaA his ieiys, Mary NE
Shesg, UIiliam .NeSAdrs. DenaiS .AIcShS,rg,
H5ll.Im NsGraie, and ahne his srfe TAX said 81.
SAY, Mary, Bfliiam Ddnnis, ana .9d,ls hing
e.ttsasa aud heirs Of Dsnais .hcShatg. aeeeastd,
PlSlNT.FlS,
AGAINST FH II
Richard MS.s1Ty ia jiss dSca right end al ndiaiss-
tresof ef.H ltliam .AeSlR,ry, deed. Aihb5s L tEe,
Shugi JoLa Pteli, and Susaa hisI,eifa, Lne4ct
Bpas aid Navy his lrift, Eateard ablsoniai
.4ass,alia his lrls, George Doli and CAthAFiAs Hi
ifife, Cecilia .ASStersy, aud James .ArSkar.
heirs of Richard .Ac.SkeTry, decd, 3i l..
IN GHANCERY. If
5NpE defendants, " Ohm Piett and SUSAN I'LL
- wafe Lawrence BNrne and Mary his vile,
Edward Nicholson and Anastatia his wife,
having entered their appearance and given SCI
curity according 70, the act Of assembly and The
rules Of this court; and il appealing BY satsfac-
tory evidence that they ara not inhabilanss OIL
tbs country his ordered, That the said defend
ants do, appear here on theAthird day ofBlhe
next term, and answer the amended bill 81
the plaintiffs and that copy of this Older
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper puo-
lished Id Eharlesiown, for TWO months success
siyely,i and posted at the front door OF 3the
Court house in the said town Of CharlestoMn
A copy-T este,
III. BROWN, ck4k.
10 d ID. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
NOTICE.

W. . sSasss q : 1, r. j - . Ffssssss
as runaway, 4 Negro Man who calls himself
FERDI.N.f.ND LITTLE. He is about % years
Of age, 5.feei 6 inches high, dark complexion,
and pleasant eodnienanes whenspoken 10, stout
built. plays on The violin. Had on when COM
mitted, dark cloth frock coat, striped cassinet
pants and black fir bat ;says he belongs tds3ir.
Daniel Mcpherson, who resides near Charles
town, Jefferson County. Va. The owner, il
any, is hereby requested 10 come and have him
reIeased;A 10 will otherwise be discharged accord-
ing 10 law HENRY HOUCK.
She1iG,cf Frederick County, Nd.
Au1 II FISA1 1T {
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
NOTICE TO IF.gR.MERS

IEHH AVlNG BY agreement taken the Hsrpars-
lEA Ferry Mills, and By putting therein New
Water Wheels, shall have ample power 10 make
q or 700 Barrels or EyOaEI-,
PER WEEK, 4 am thereby enabled to offer
greater inducements TO Farmers and others ha-
wing Wheat 10 disposesof, than bhs ever been Of.
fered 10 this seetionsof yirginis-7being located
immediately al the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road, and also he Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
When their wheat is once delivered in this
Mill, they have no further trouble o. hauling
laur;t &c, attendant 10 masy situations, but can
calcuiate 10 cent, whatcssh their wheat will
put in their pockets, allowing the freight on
each barrel Of Hour, 20 cents 10 Georgetown,
from harvest until lst January thereafter and
81 cents 10 Baltimore and 10 cases where the
farmer desires il, the barrel will be furnished
for the ofsl. Being DESTROYS Of doing as much
10 the way Of grinding as ] can, induces me 10
offer every advantage that can be given, aIlo~.
log the miller 70 make any profit tberefrom.-
When grinding Is done, the four will be al once
delivered, either 10 MIR. BEcKaAM, or to any one
on the Canal to whom thsJ direct
/ purpose also buying ii limited way. for
cash, on delivery j shall n ell cases, stand the
inspection eilberin Baltimore or the District, to
those who prefer grinding their wheat.
j shall also furnish PLASTER 10 proper sea
son, which when ground will be about So per
ton Of the mill. i~r
Farmers 10 whom am sadebte5 individually,
or as joint contractor with DANIEL SNYDER, in
the name Of FoRp & SNYoE that will grind
their wheat with me i will give 81 barrels super.
fine -four for each and every hundred bushels
fof Merchantable Wheat delivered atthe Milk
claiming credit on such indebtedness for
the Vslae Of the one barrel. OF Aour 10 each
hundred bushels wheat, and likewise 30 those
having endorsed the paper Of Pord & Snyder,
who are still liable for such endorsements, the
same terms are extended to them, dsdueting the
value of the one barrel fourth each hundred
bushels wheat, 70 be settled al the end Of the
season BY note, subject to Ford & SaJder's deed
Of trust, given on Sd January, 1912 Being ex-
ceeeingly desirous or paying all debts and en-
gagements 10 my own name az Joint contrac
tor with Daniel Snyder. n.thS name Clifford &
Snyder, and a determination % DO SO il proper
encouragement is exiehded-rsserving nothing
from my labor and exertions, save a seapty sup
pors for myself and family, ] shall rely upon
theS generosity and liberality Of old friendsj md
farmers Of Jefferson. Having labored long with
them, without any profit TO myself, am still
willing TO serve ltsm, and . place them, IL by
my Sxertions | am successfully v here 1 found
thea in pecuniary point OF view.
hope therefore, BY strict s;tenlion 10 bust
nessi with an honest pdrPosc inriew, 10 receive
atlsast share Of the business, which / am
nreipred to DO on such sdsanta geous terms to
the Farmers Of Jefferson County.
BENZ. FORD.
June l6, ls42 -6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
VIRGINIA. 10 vii.

T5wn Il a
.hpes heioen ~ the Clsrk's uthee pfthe Circuit
Superior court q taS sa1 Ghanrerx faf J eaer son
Cpunly, the first Monday III Aasusss lS4eT,
Jo4tA SAsralter PI.,sr,rr.
.sElH HsHf# AGAINST VI
ckFsts n. HeaRs, Samuel Hsnts as. 1ssf.y Taop,-
Ifs paFinsrs tgadiag under thsjnasee and stsls Of
d, HsnksS Co., Benjamin. Fosf and Daassl
SRydfE partnsfs Trading uadey he psnls and sfe
Ford and Snyder !; DaaitI Snyssr in his osrs.
fighi, aad Witiian C. ItoriAinstess AID .iaaresc
HIaatsr. Tfssifks, DEs ENpANrs,
\ slHI me- CH.g.N'cERT
IKEAHE defendants, Charles D. Heaks, Samuel
i n EIenks, y kdifeF Thomas hot hasing entered
theirI appearances and giysn security according Il
the aei Of assembly andlthe rfles Of this court
iadt il appearing hy satisfactory esfdeuce thai
they arethot haabitan.s pr this country MI Is %
dsrtfi That ths 5aiid defendants 40 sppear here
en Nile fbnVth daEof the next terra, and answe
lheihill ol tile RlainiiI and that 4 copy Of this
order be fortaM IN Inserted 10 some newspaper
7paRlishn4 inf chsrfe<lowIn, fer Two months sue
#eeSsiselys and Hosteias The trout door ol The
court house fh tAe said town of Charlessown.
A A 'e4py = Tese,
n rA VIII %sff R. TlBROWN. Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-01
TOMB SLABS
And Head 4 Foot STONES,

OF Every tARIETy.
Having purchased an extensive QUARRY Of
the most beautiful White and Fariagdted MIR
BE, and an. e. tensive water powerto saw and
polish with, his prices will be LOW. One
great advantage 10 purchasers is, that ell Stone
will be delivered at bis risk; without any extra
schargs
DPLETTERING neatly executed.
BY application 10 Mr. Horatio N Gallaher,
Ctharlestown, those who may desire any Of the
above articles can be shswn the list Of prices
and the different plans He will also forward
ANY orders, epitaphs, SC, that may be.desired.
Or, by addressing him, al Leiters6urg, Wash
ington county, Nd, orders can be filled without
delay. ~
bEPNo imposition need be feared, as his
prices are uniform.
January 81, lS4I-IF