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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
! HENKr BkARD, Ste'y

Oh Saturday ihe 26.h icst.i per$uant 70 notice,
4 meesiagaof the Democratic Republican parry
for the S;nlh6ed precinct, was held al ihe house
DC Henry Smith, Id SmlihGeld, for The PpIpose
Of ssading deltgales-io. County ConvenlRn q
Sc held IA Charsestown on Satarday.the III day
~ Apra, for The purpose pflominaling TWO suIla-
bic candidates 10 fepfesen1 The county in The
next GeReral AsSemhly.ol Virginia.
,on motion. SAMUEL CAMERON was made
Chairman. aud JoSfpH SHEwAgTER appointed
Secretary $ whereapo 1Jdhn r. Beail, John. r
A. Rsadsnaa. William Cameron, Samuel Ma
.iheys, and Joseph Shewsllet, were appointed
delegates 10 alieHd said cenvention from 1914
precinct,
On motion. Rrselrsd, That these proceedings
Be sent ID he Editors 81 Tie Free Press ioI pub
hcation.
On motion. Rt,slsea. Tha, this meeting nov
adjourn. +
SAMUEL CAMERON, CAm'r.
JssrPs SarwALTER, Ssey.
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.Es5., UATE on r. Q 80,
.sEIg eE08aEf oRn. D. r.~.. 4

izAlIlS well known and extensive establish
Il meDt, situated al the cdrner of Bridge and
Washing toustree,ss lately lib The occupancy Of
Col. Osborn, has been reate4 Dy lEss sHbscFiBef
for a. term OF years, atid K&s undergone i
thorough repsir and geterA cleansing, having
berntnewly painted, white washed, &c,, ana
also entirely re-lurhished. Public patronage is
now respectfully solicited. II
I The subscriber. in entering upon the various
duties which desolve upon one in sudh an UNI
dertaking, can only pledge himself THAT every
R1tehtIoh sbal Do paid to r4nder com for:able
all who may favor him with call and be
feels some confidence that hi will be- able 10
provide and have prepared fhr his guests Such
accommodation as will be satisfactory. IL
His stables are extensive, 1 and they will be
kept we'll supplied for such as may wani accom-
modatiOns in that way.--s3Hl= H t7=ffFF-5k#H5Z
For such persons as may desire 10 put up al
the house for short time, travelling North or
South, an omnibus will be Kept in attendance
al tie arrival Of The cars attWashingIon city,
o/hring them, free Of expense, 10 this place,
and will also convey them tack 10; the same
AxaY when they may wish 70 leave and the
same will also leave Washington city d. 10 or
II o,eloek Of night, TO bring persons wishing to
come TO Georgetown./ ~f#
The situation OF this house is such, from ihe
spacioushe$s Oh its Construction, as afford ae-
COMMUNICATION f61<much more custom Than can
reaspnat9y be claimed for L.; yet, from lis
proximity ththe Presidents II louise, the Depart
neni, ard Public Office, TOT sther vim some
other indictments. such as is freedom from
noise and hustle, and the difference in expense
or board between this and any other esta b ish.
mentiu Washinsloaeiiy sHordiisg equal accpm,
mediation, the proprietor hopes'to increase its
custom, MIN AL \
~ A.. q TEBBETs.
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FsvlEs re Prs.
The Armorerk, AnpeaIl

iEsiilEn m DIR ~ s. ias sse4sika n l.si d
sftxs etss' .sstust epistssiss..
~ xAnls 4 sIrrsrnNexs
81 Ara B.tss's .sairss
Go&ps Enescy, king III lfsvl.
Snpfsme Ruler o'er isyha1sr.
1 70 tkee we iy On font hrpe's uisgs,
on. guard ont iitlx band.
yssssk ny ceassrss. hss ny AiS.
Oh ! igi oppression's hand Be sad,
And lei rs MOI foul slaves Be made.
IL Fsesdom' snaiive lard.
We lore eur csun,Ty and her iass.
We're ever foremosiin hsfcApse,
Thai eonairy nov we ask 10 pause
Sand leave Is Liberty.
we ID eof ask for sprdid gain,
hui lrseemen,s righlss He dare-naintain;
And hope us slial. n6s sue ia vain, 4.
Fof slaves xs cannot Be.
a. our wrongs and ~ our pains, :,
b de free blo0d in our veins, H.
we swear ~s,lI never wear The ehasas
or servlle slavery.
By our sifes and BY our sons,
By our siyes and lstsle ones,
!. WhlIsl 10 our veins life current runs,
We vi |, We must IA fee.
He Who tares 10 sink away,
Nod vho naiIor's part would plsys
Lethim The "orisEs'' ,slill obey 81
kad wear he collar too.
. - % In
Firm, united one and all. @
; We will march 81 Freedomts call,
Resolved. thar We viii saasd or fall, "A
As Ffeemen ought 10 do.
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TRUSTEE;S SALE.

SDY virtue of . Deed Of Trust, executed TO
I'd me by JOHN Nj. ENGLISH, on the 29th
of Janusra, 1871, and duly recorded IN the
:Clerk'sOfiee Of the County Court or JEFFERSON,
TO sec4re the payment Of ! certain sum Of mo-
aey therein named ID Benjamin Ford, John 3,
Packet, and william Moore, shall seq 10 the
highest bidder, on THURSDAY The E3lst, dip
o March, instant, al The fence of said English,
liq Chsrleslown. quantity Of personal properts
specified in "a id deed amongst which are +.
I1rIhree Feather Beds,
| Bedstedds and Bedding, ]
/ One Mahogany Bureau,
One dozen Chairs, Carpets, Tables,
/ One ten-pldte Store and Pipe,
/ .4ad althis stock of Saddlery, |
III +.Saddler's Tools, Sc. &c. +
4 or so much lhereofHas wilt be necessary 10 pay
the sum Of money hslSed 10 said deed
Il TERMS. An sups Of S5and under, cash :
Above that sum l1credit Of six months will be
given, BY giving bond with approved security
\ Sale to commence about O'Clock, A. Nj.
\ WI j FRANCIS S. BoGUE,
/ March 81. ls4e Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

"A the subscriber y about making his ar
Y "a rang nfs ~ m AXE his spring pasfhssss.
he hfds II eesssr.ytt ID cali on hrs Town and
country cnstofnefs for assistance He would
therefore address those persons who know
themselves indebted 1.-The late firm Of Richard
and William Dbfan & Col, By note or open
accent, 70 come forward aud make pay mental
least ia part siff Pot IN full My confidence mas
,neyet been shaken ID the people Of this place.
and doubt nos bit they will come forward At
tlhe desired time. We shall wait on our. cns-
toners With lheir bills, and adjust their claims,
as IBID old books must be closed. All persons
paying their res eetiye accounts, win iad that
their orders shsll meet With prompt attention,
az our return, with . well selected stock Of
goods. Dir sst, K. .. DORIAN,
Mareh II, lsa2. -3t. 4 - i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

.TNyHE thoroue s-Gred, improved. Durhan
i sboTt-horn. bull ,'Ptkwick, !" withstand thii
season CHOW commencenyy as my farm neal
Shepherdsioxn, where all inpse who desire e
improve the qualities Of their stick, may have
an opportunity to avail themselves OF his yslua
Bile services, al the reduced price Of SIS the COW
Pickwick is superb animal, Of large sine
and the Symmetrical proportions. His
color is rich red and white, and he is now thfee
years old, having been calted Feb. 9, 1899
Thepedgree Of Piekwick, it will be seen, il
Herd Book, throughout,
He was 20. by tbs imported bull DR. Berry
lbred BY the Rev. Henry Berry, and purchased
Al the sale OF his stock after his asath;) dam,
the imported COW Daisy, by Ganford.I seq
Herd Book. 2044; he BY Thorpt-2757; graodaam,
Caroline. BY Young Rockingham, &c. Dr.fBeF.
Iryi is bylMarIln, 227es and he Ry Belzoni 1893
outof Rosanna, by North Star, 50; Or. Berry.
dam, Minnikin, by Wharfdale, 1878; grand dam
Minna, BY Neslor, 452; gr.s &. d. Minerva. by
Harold, 29 |; gr. gr. 4 d Mary. BY Meteor. 1872
gr, gr. gr. &. d Magdslene bred by NJ Coliingt
and got BY his celebrated bull CometS IS; which
sold for ops thousand guineas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
Fountain Rock, March 81, lsaa al.
SKYLARK.l GMPoRrEp.

3,
II AM grati6ed 10 being ABLE to present this
1 year TO the consideration Of the breeders Of
ine horses, the services l6f Dr. Merritt's import
ed Sk4lark; an advertisement and handbils
will soon be pre- pared for the press. NV E
The attention Of Ahe public is invited to the
acknowledgements Of this capital animal ,ex-
tracted from the sporting 1ourflf and other
sources: n h.
.sSkylark was designed 10 take Prism's stand,
but as you sfe disappointed b, Zingahee's death,
you. can gsl him, aud F'ElII send up the Queen,
imported Butte, and my finest mares 10 him !;
three o1(four Of his colts have been tried in
Americs-all winners and some several times
&c their runnings and winnings in England aud
IreiSnd, cannot say enough. Last year. there
wefe l 6 Kings plates ruL for in Ireland. Sky
Isfks coils won nine Of them, more than half)
against the get Of Economist-sire Of Hatka-
iway--Sir Hercules, sire Of Coronation, and AL
the oihsr stations nearly Of ireland and E1g.
land. He is 10 splendid health, order andron-
ditinD and will no doubt please your country
better Than any horse they ever had, seen or
car SEES a rich bay, beautiful, gsy, very SUI
perior action and power strong enotfgh for .
draw horse-is to-day the next horse 10 Priam.
III moi fully his equal - -lz3S-.
SKyLARKtlwon 40 races heavy weights.
long distances. ~ kings plates more than any
horse ever won He won near 30 races Of 3 and
I miles, and many Of them heats, and some
times races 10 the Day. Sin the handicap
races be generally carried: heavier weights
than any other often gave b or 3 years and
great. odds in weight He WAS hsndicAppedfi TO
carry. III. very extraordinary weight Of 2lo lbs.
for ihe Corinthians The allsrstions in the
Kings plates hate been attributed to his unpsr-
aileled performances. which have been consid-
cred unrisalled on any turf Al syears old he
lShaIlengedthe world, TO run ! miles under The
very hestiest weigEt-no horse accepting the
chalIenge. be was withdrawn from the tuffn /
| w JOSIAH w. WARE.
/f.rf Near BerryvilIs, Clarke Co., Va,
March 81. 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
4 DIED

4 K y Il
y III Shebhertan%n, on Sunday last, Mrs HEN-
RIEt4a 1taNER, aged ahddl % years, wife d
Mr. mTurner, Of Berkeley county, i
on I'D 20itf inst, Ann ELtzABETn, aged 2
years 2 honihs and q dafs, only daughter Of
I Nd. BEN min Rodenck, 81 tSisscounlg. m
0a TuE }daY perping last, WitLnN HEsRY,
infant tob tof Mrp William Eis, Of This towns
,astI Is lpnihsi
AZ Phi 4delPhia4p Oh Tie aist instant, CoNDr
RagrEf Esq a Distinguished political writer
The 5slhyear Of bis age.
Al GebrgelaWn, on 1he l9ih instan;.in the
18th yea pf His ace, WM ALExANBER RiNp
Esq. faimetly ddil0r Of and proprietor Of The
Washipekqn Federalist, q Journal well known
ID lts day fpr the ability and fairness ina: charac-
Iellzed al iii
son The lAth ult, al bis residence, near Win
chester, lpf DGNlnL MAGRrDER; sfler-a Shot
-IltbfSs, i'll The snafyear of his age
Re aillehed himself TO the Methodist EpiSco-
nal CharFh. some YEARS previous 10 his Death
dpFfnglHhith his fife was exemrlarr, rs nantfest.
Ay afElhful ATTENDANCE GA, al me means oi
grace whkn health permittpd He was an az
fectonark hushaFd, an indn gent father, kind
gand.hngplabfe neighbour, and sincere and faith.
fhl ftieHd r. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
sale ofBOnds.

TNHE undersigned. Trustee, with whom was
u deposited three Bonds. executed by John
WageIey to william g Burns, each for The
sum 81 600 DOLLARS. dated, each, october
2, 1910, payable in one, two end three years
from date, and secured b. Trust Deed upon
The lind sold BY Bufes 10 Wageley, offers the
bondsai private sale
EDMUND PENDLET0N.
Marti5sburg, March 10. 1912 IF. IF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
rEMPRRAScEEsI EEr1NG.


Ala regular meeting OF The Smi,hheld w. A.
Associaiion, held in The Onion church in this
ace on Friday evening last, The following, with
oihef resolatlons, were simultaneously adopted:
zRsselssa, That this Assoelauon send Delegates
10 The Union QnArierly Meeting" on FRIDAY
nett, 10 b holden 10 GhsrleStewn. I
The follo~ing members were appointed:
John Z. Smith, William Caueron, Bryant
o,Bapnoa, Will. IN Gganikam, Walter j. Bur-
well, Caa'les Barns, Leonard Myrrs.. +.
Fiayslet, John G Myers and John II. CamPbe /
The folloving members we're appointed Allel-
natess
Henry Myers, James Graa,ham, Thomas
Watson, sen, john ". Packetl:and Samuel
Harrisoa-
Rssolusd, That The Secretaries correspond with
MIR. William s. SRah, ansl request him 10 be
hers on Ftiday night Of The %. o. nexI monih,
april and address the Society.
Rssolssd, THAT the Editors Of the Free Press"
be respectfully requested solpablish Inc forego-
Ing resolutions.
Extract from The Joernal.
FERDINAND HAYSLETT,
JOAN r SMlrH,
smiskAeId. March IS, 1919.
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4 ,ELG5lylk.as2 Nl0WN@Sc
| TIHoMAs ALLEM.

ar ME WINCHESTER GARDENS, will
" Whit Charlesiown, on MONDAY the an
n .fpriI le4t. with a large COLLECTION or rare and
1sauiilnl Flowers, Plants, Sc
u general aSsoIfmentof Fo,cer Seeds,
and Bkibous Roofs, together Nth Cab
.bage and Tomato Plants, aR Of ,chich
tcill.5e sold at fair prices.
A favorable opportunh. isnow presented 10
the citizens Of Jefferson county, to replepish
their GrEen Houses and beauty their Gardens,
with bill little expen4e or trouble. &
March 81, 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
GAllI III OFT

fEs{IE road between r HI Ransom and l.. W.
Il Nashiogton, kayirg been discontinued,
persons have been in the practice Of throwing
Down The fencing ana crossing The fand belong
ing 10 the heifl Of LamueI Mple d. which lsDds
ISL 10 MY possession, thereby doing me great
ntjsry.y TINS, is,thersfare, tp caution all PERI
sens from trsspasslpg ID this. way again, as the
ls-w viii Do enforced against all dcPfeGations
mi ADAM MoLER.
March IL. laAl-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
TO nIILLERS:

Tbs subscriber having secured an interest in
sJbhnsog's approved Smut Machine. in the coun-
ties Of jefferson. Frederick, Berkelty. Morgan,
Hampshire, Hardy, Clarke, Loddoun, Esuqlier
RsPpahannock, Shenandoah, Rockingham, War
rem, Page. and RoekbFidge, is now nfsnufacto-
4 ring this highly approved machine AT a,reduced
price. II has stood the test, and has surpassed
all other machines for eGectuslly cleansing grain
OF garlic, smut and other impurities. It re-
quiEes oSe-th;rd less power 10 do the same woTE
| thap5o other machines nov in use, and swsFIant
Cd to perform well vi no sale.
He also manufactures and keeps constantly or
hand, Baldwin's approved Cora and Cob Crush
/ eE and Grinder This machine is now ip use,
Fand gives general satisfaction, sating much il
feeding stock, and iseasily attached 10 water OF
horse powers Of threshing machines
| He also manufactures Wooecock's Self-Sharp.
enihg Pioughs. There arenow number in use
ADD they kesPpp thethigh reputation they have
farquired in other places proving great saving
10 the farmer. These ploughs are warranted Il
perform we'll. or no sale
Threshing Machine Castings. Mould. Boards
Fan Wheels, and Wagon Boxes constantly OF
4 hand. Wholesale or retail
4 A first rate twelve horse power Engine, witt
double boilers, suitable for asawmiIl, for sal,
ION good terms
The subscriber, thankful for past faSers, soil
cts continuance. All prdeTsthankfuliy re
ceired and promptly attended 10. II
Old castings taken in exchange.
] GEO. w. CHM.
Winchester Depot March 81 IS42-6m
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Sn,ifhfeld Rlucs.

m ARADE al siHesd Quarters, on the LIST
LII SATURDAY maj ril next, 1t 1 o'clock
IA, NJ, in winter uniform, and with equipments
in good order III
By order Of the Captain
S w LEAGUE, o. s.
Smith6eld. March "a, isl2.
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TURNPIKE Nofice.

A aneSisS q me ss1d
Iii be held 81 Daniel Entler,sITavern 10 Shep-
4. OF ~ Isl saturassIis jane nezt for
~ n,,rnose Of eIecting DirsclSTs for said TOAD.
4 punciuaI aiiendaDce viii beEdesirable-
By order OF the Board
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E0R8RENHs.

TTNtfE snbscr lberbdefs afor REM mat HexceI-
lent tweSipfy BRICK DW ST. It 1 N e
H,Qs Y \ E, siiuAtsd ofl the Malnsttreet ID Shsp-
heT1stdwn, III Prestnt occupied by thu Rev.
Robert Dougless: There are nIsonz the premi=
SEES good kitchen, sfnoks house afy sta
bic and cowsh9nteE Possession Mfll be given
" ff I'M fFf l4r1ANN BAKER.
she phsrd.toan, Eel. 81, fs42-tf. 1
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Hoy.xeS nj. sac.

VSHE sabscr Der having more horsfs ihan be
4 has use for, will sell. Al Private sale, Al
bis residence, on the Shenandoah River, three
and s-haIf miles from ChariesiowD, .
Four Valuable Horses,
smong which IS one OF the first blood 10 The
sts.e A-eredit Of six months Will be givent b
tho purchaser giyiag good security.
VIM. JOHNSON
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IRON 8 BR.lSS FOUNDRY,
.lfaehins-making, & Blaeksmithing.

HyHE subscriber sin continues tho above
business athis shopnear the Depot Of The
Winchester end Potomac Railroad Company
where 81 j. prepsysd 20 execute Al orders N
bis lind with Dispute. having large assert.
uent Of Patlsens suitable for MsEebsbt, Grisi
and Saw Mills, aud Thteksing MAShiass. lie
also manufactures. Steam Engines. Corn and
Cob Csishsrs and Grinders, Cutting Boxes
Plaster Breakers, Corn Shelters, sc.
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no ~ mi sg.r>A z1sE
" 4 y V ~ )
to- BUILDERS.

w BITTEN proposals. ein s. received. BY
NJ " R.te SuIgr iniisadeni pr The Harpgrs- Ferry
Arnorx uut,i .the 3lsl Instant, tsr1the erection
OF a RRi OK IVA REu@usE, at fiaYrefs- Fer
~. IA. d
Il The builder to furnish tkif materials and la
'bors such as SBritk. Mortar. Stone. Window
Gaps, and StoSls, Stdne Door Gaps, and Sits.
StoAe cornice, and Staging. :.
Tae Brick, Lime and Sand to4be Of The bess
susIi,y, ana tLe stole 10 H hammered, either
all lime gaante Or tbe tbs. 4ds7ity 81 stone.
found on the G1refnaent lanJa - TINS place.
Builders ~Ili state~1heir price per. thousand
for the brick work sind the price per foot fsaz@
2erfsias) Of exposed stone 1wofk, s2ecify iug iA1
different kinds DC stone I'll
The work 10 be finished before the 3lkt JULY
1912 IL The hest nAat uer, dnd 10 The .entire sad
iglaetoa OF iaS Superintendent 81 The ArmorSF r.
The lbuiidiugwill.he ereeted On 4 foundattoul
already prepared, and vi be.93 BY 80 feet.
twn stories hieh and the walls is inchesthitk. :
/ /Hsrpers- Ferry Armory.
H4 March 7Mi2bQ I'd z -Bis
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Certificates OF Agency

81 FOR THE. SALE OF
BRy4NDRETII'S Vegetable unissr.ai
PILLS
RE held III their respective Countlss BIZ
a. the following Agents:
Jefferson County INV
cbariestown4c. W. .qIsQUITH..
Shepherdstown--J r. .5C0OKUS III Bl
TONNES r. I Il :
.Harpers-F erry-~J m ROBINSON
Smiihaeld ~ LITTLE.
= Berkeley County
iMarsinsbnrg- THOMAS d. sJHfT'H.
DsrkessiIle- j. WYSON65 Il SO.S.
EGerrardstowh-J W. STEH.aRTs
IBunksrs- Hllf--LEVI yC.8I.F
b. BkANDRErH \. 1E 81
Beitirssfs
osTiet cefssr III Light 81 .sssssr strts'ss
ltaly Z, IsIL-lJ
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Imported Ayrshire Bull

N I"-F n \ 5tF FUh ToAI4E- \
TIME subscriber otTe rs for sale his Ayrshire
4 Bull, Imported by Mr. Henry Shepherd Of
this county This animal was Sc ecied from the
best herds 10 England Unt sold, his services
can be had al my farm near Charlestown, on
the same terms as hereiefore 1--WE pouLARs-
J. T. DAUGHERTY-
March 81. fs42
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

q SERVANT WOMAN with OBS male et.ild.
IA Al infant. IS offered for sale. The woman
Z about % years or age, and Nne OF he most
eompelent servants 10 The State. She viii ndl
De sold ont Of the county Of lis immediate
neighborhopd-
For further particulars enquire Of
" L. WEBB.
shspherdstozn, March q, lei2.-t WIS
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FOR SALE,

1--WE LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO MN,
E from Inc ages of is 10 3l, 6ns farm
hands, sold Cor No faull. the owner having no
further use for them-he would prefer selling
them 10 this or thsi adjoining counties. 4l,}..Ik
For particulars Enquire Of The Editor of.tke
Free Press. FH EFl5
A4..nh IA 1aAaH F.S IL III EsiH
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iE,,aFYGOW

|7AHE Undersigned would les peetfuIIy iafor1a
- hisIfriends aud cu.t toners in general, thai
Ihe has taken the stand on the opposite side OF
Main siTcet, one door west of j. Ree1y tailor
Iihg snoplwhere be intends carrying on the h:
Tailoring BHSlIleSS,
in oil is ssFious branches He hopes By prompt
his business 10 grerit liberal share
JIG public patronage AltPefsoas who wish 10
have old clothes made new, would do well 10
give hintAealL. ~
4 THOMAS D. WEBSTER.
chsrlsst1wny March 81, 1892.
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Upited SIates' District C0arf, Western
District Of YIEgiiniia, .SsGa4tOn-

District Of YIEginia, Stss1ton-
IA IN R1.N-KRgPFcK.
lV<70TIck 10 Creditors, and ig,kers concerned
~ 10 interest, 10 stNs essfss ssasosf Petition
40. ~ Philip r COOKE. Of Martins
bafs. Berkeley eonnsy. for q discharge iron ali
his debts aBd certificate thereof, 90 Tssaday
The 2sth dayof June. is42,
Copy = Tesis,
NICH'S X. TROUT, d. CfsIks.
March -, (3i,1 lsIa--IIs.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.

s. The Wings 81 The shepherdSlokn pfecincl as
sembled al me Town Hbii Oh Satuf6syIhe 26h
inst for the pnrpese ofIsRlectng SIX delegates ~
represent this precinct III The Wing CehyenilVA
10 be held at ChaTiestOwh ON The lstApIil
Ca molioo oecel Charles Harper. HENRY
: BERRY was called 70 the Char, and SAApEL ID.
BlkER appointed Secretary. I
On motion .of Major Hamramck, ihe Chair
maK7yas empowered II appoint SIX delegates.
and51ls0 six aiteInaies. /
IN compliance with. The above motion. The
<chairlaa 40 eappoinle Charles Harper. J r. Ham
tramck, a. K Boieter, j. II MeRndfee, Abram
Snyder, and William Mesfurraa deleg ates -aad
Thomas Hessey, Lsev:E Moler, William Eoglei
Samuel Raekle, David Hensel, and Mareal
: Stanton, altefnales.
There being DO other b8siness, the meeting adj
Jeurned. HENRY BERRY, China.
s4m'L D BAkER, sseg.
Al a meeting Of the citizens Of lheaHarpers
Ferry precinct, held al Millions Hotel Oh Satur
daysIhe 26lh4of Mach, according toappaiht
ment. for the purpose III selecting SIX delegate
10 nees in geneEslf convention, 10 oh held ii
Oh arlestowu on The Ist.day of Apfilst nomi
mai two suitable Wing candidates 10 Fepresea
us in the nexI House Of Delegatesi L. W
WASHINGTON, Esq-I was -appeinle4 Chair
Thesolow4hg genllemsns pere then appointed
John T. Henkle, a w Washington, J4mei
Blown, Edmuad Chambers, RICHTER Leystsn!
and John II Allstadt.
4Rssetpsd That Ihe proceedings Of this NEE:
ing be published 10 (he Ffiee Press. b .
The meeting then adjourned.
w. WASHINGTON, ctIn'n
JANIS BRowS. Sse.y. #
Al AImeeting Of the wings Of the Smith6sIt
precinct, 10 appoint delegates 10 auebd an Gene
raj Convention 10 be holden al charlestown d
Friday, lAprik, to nogiinate1wo suitable per
soas 10 represent us. in tie NEXT General Assem-
bly, efI .virgina-qa motion, WILLIAM p
FLOOD. SEN, was called 10 the Chair, and G
Il. w. 9EtKwtTiI appointedtSecreta
The object Of The meeting having been stated
en- motlch, <F
gRssolrtd' That The following gentlemen be ap
pointed delegales; Afefedih Helm, Captain
Thomas G. Bayler, Paul Smith, Thomas II,
Willis, Or. Mann Nelson and w q daft
desty N
Resoipsd, That fouf By appointed 10 aof al
Alefnaies, 10 conkisI Of Lewis HomsfyG W,
Beckwith, w:FP Flood, il. and Dayid1Fry, j.
On meIion OF Capt JehnsF. SmiLh
/. Resolved, That a. Committee et/ihree be APP
pointed whose duty il shall be,go propose, hro
their delegates 10 The Ch4feaown~ Convention
j, twosuilable persons as csRdidaies' to represeu
us 10 Inc nexi General Assembly Of VHginla.
Whereupan The following were appointed th
eemnlulee,s Capt >JphnF Smrh. Gapt. WIN
Watson and w. ~ BurEeli.
Resolved, sTtfiat. the proceedings be published il
VIM p ELooD, cAn'n.
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