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Fran tie NeU YORK; Heraid.
MY S II f. RIO u S .


A GENTLEMAN belonging to one Of the
IN most ancient and wealthy families of this
city, who must be well known 10 numerous
friends, having since the year IS up TO recently,
been bent nearly double, and for several years con-
fined in his bed, has been restored 10 good health
has regancd his natural erect posiiion-and
has quilted his carriage, and now walks with
eascll We believe this is the gentleman's own
description as near as possible, and there is no
exageration in it. We viii give inquiries as to
Lis address, and doubt not his humane feelings
will excuse theiibcrty SO that one dOitbiing may
knotv these facts; though he requests his nnno
may not appear in print. Among other similar
instances, Mr.. Jas. &. Reynolds, IA Christie st..
has been restored and win give personal assu-
RANGES of the facts of his case. Both were rheu.
matism, and contracted cords and sinews. How
has this been done!
Ang,cer. by the Indian Vegetable Elriv in
ternaly, and He,os' Neyre and Bme L;nimeai
externally.-N. YHraH, Am. &c, l34l.
Sold oaiyby Comstock & Co., n Maiden Lane
For sale at the Drug Store Of g. j.. Thompson
Ottawa.
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Feather.

TH7HE subscribers have just received on con-
4 Segment and for sale an extensive supply
of leather, consisting of
Calf Skins, Upper Leather, Sole Lea
Their, Harness Leather, and Sheep Skin
Innings. WALKER eli lCKLlNG.
Ottawa, Dec. ID, 1871 --tc2S
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THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER

Ed RESPECTFULLY inform the public that
K q they will continue the above business at the
old stand heretofore occupied by the late firm of
l.. WoopRuFr & Co., on the south side of the
public square, nearly opposite the Mansion
House, in Ottawa Illinois, where they will keep
constantly for sale
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street, IN this place. every variety OF articles in
their line of business, including Bureaus, Tales,
Stands, Beds,eads, with every variety of
Chairs, all of which they are anxious and
ready 10 sell TO those who may favor them
with their patronage. All kinds of lurni-
ture made TO order, on the shortest notice.
The subscribers naitcr themselves, that those
wishing to purchase articles in their line of bust
ness can be accommodated at their shop, as well
as at any place in this section OF the state.
WARREN MOORE,
OSG0OD COLE.
Ottawa, June H. 1872 3--tf
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AMERICAN Es0GEL,

Near The fa7y landing, on Che corner IF Coh'm-
bus and Wafer streets, OHa,c0, HfHois.)
1tzsF,'> yBvHE subscriber bcgs leave to IN
nis,s,ptA Z form his friends and the public,
lssssEa9Sr that he has rented this new and com
e. 81. modious establishment for number
of years, and that he is now prepared Tor the re-
ception of travellers and borders.
Persons visiting Ottawa, whether for business
or pleasure. will find the American desirable
Stopping place and by FAR the cheapest House in
Ottawa.
obgng walters and civil and competent host
lers viii be always in readiness to attend to the
wants of travellers, and the public are assured that
no pains will be spared on the part of the landlord
to make the American what the times and people
requirc--a cheap and agreeable House.
MAURICE MURPHY.
Ottawa, Sept. IL, 1871. i1--h
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BLACK SNaETElsNG.

e-,-,, UOSEPH HALL respectfully
sayi-a,s 81 informs the inhabitants of OF
/T u tawa and vicinity, that he has re-
NJ -, sumed the BLACKSMlrHING
r. INN business, in all its branches, at his
S-SAs:.Z/ old stand, directly opposite Wood
& Smiths Livery Stable. BY strict attention to
business he hopes receive liberia! share of pub
lie patronage.
Ottawa. Oct. 35, 1852. 22--v.
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FASHIONS! FASHIONS.!

ts;;g;ianau az Eici,eibrrgcr
EE0ULO respectfully inform the citizens OF
w Ottawa and the public in general, that they
have just received from the city of New York the
Spring & manner Fashions,
and are now ready to accommodate their cuso-
mers in the most approved Eastern style, at their
old stand on the west side of the public square.
They also return their greatili thanks to their
friends for the liberal patronage they have hereto
fore received, and hope by their prcIfptness and
attention to business, to merit the continuance Of
public favor.
Ottawa, May 20, 1912. 52-ii.
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q. l.. THOMSON.

East side of the Public Square, Ottawa, H.,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dye-SuGs
Paints, Oils, Varnish. &c. &c.
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no FARMERS q wool Growers.

pounds and upwards, FOR one half as taken from
The loom. with additional charges for dressing the
same (Which shall be reasonah!e)
they will also exchange cloth for wool IN lots
of less, or more than one hundred pounds, on
fair and reasonable terms; and will work wool on
commission at a fair price for cash.
WOOL CARD ING
done for customers as usual Cor Cd cents per pound
They have put their machine in good repair, and
assure those who bring their wool in good order,
that their work shall be well done.
The farmers will find it to their interest to have
their wool well washed, both for carding and Tor
manufacturing as wool in a bad state VIII lnvari-
ably lose from IS to 80, and as high as %, per
cent; it is also desirable tina, wool Tor nanuiact-
urne be done up in sepcrate feeces. :.
The goods we intend to manufacture will he
fued cloth, cashmere, satinctt, jeanes, l1nneis
and blankets of full width. J. ~ ID. GREEN.
Dayton, H., April 30, 1872 19--u.
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E'ss,lsl'.

EsGlsE
SgsHE subscriber has on hand and will
u be constantly supplied with first
rate article Of Family Flour, which he Of
fers for sale, for cash only, at the lowest
market price. ]. HOFFMAN.
Peru, Dec. IL, 1912. 30-tf
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Groceries, &c.
TIME subscribers have just received large
J. supply Of groceries from ST. Louis, among
which are
4 hhds sugar, Is sacks coffee,
Is IBIS molasses, / ticrce rice,
" white fish, chests tea,
iierce salera,cs; Also, pepper. spices,
ginger, soap, candles, starch, r7siu, an0
other articles generally. wanttd IN he
grocery linc,--
For sale for clsi or produce, by
WALKER s. Tic NiiNA
Ottawa, April ], 1912. a'~,i.
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Cabinet aud Chair Rgauvf;lcsory:

FEyHE undersigned having en-
a tered into co-rartnership in
the manufacture of CHAIRS and
CABINET WARE, beg leave to an
nouncc 10 their friends and the
) public irgcncral, that they have
/ constantly on hand and ready
I for sale, at prices to sui, the
times, AT their Sion on La Snlic
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Jabcz Fitch,
William vi. 'a'rrie.

.4geat Of Tie Illinois Mutual Fire Msu
rance Company,
OTTAWA, Ill,
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ShoveIs and spades.

Received aud for sale on ommissiou--CnEAr
ron CAsu---by CUSliMAN q THOMPSON
Ottawa Dec. "a, lsil. left.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
]. MRS. TRAwIN,S
89419N AA2o

HNHE ensuing Session Of this Institution will
j. commence on Monday the 18th instant.
TEaMsP PER SESSION Or 5 MoNrHs:
Board $40, slcqshing included $40
H1itioa IN all tie English Branches, 10
Frsach, s.
Music, ~ NJ. Goertz, per quarter
of "a lessons, 14i
Use of Piano PEI Session, II
The Mathematical Projection Of Maps, and
Asronowiczl Places also, Drawing and Paint.
ling, in asmost every variety of style, EBONY.
Chinese-work, Shell-work, wax-work, and 9TH
Or ornamental branches. taught, 4 required.
One afternoon in each week IS devoted 70
plain a1A ornamental nesdle-Work, for which
therefs 10 extra charge, y
TheInstttution is furnished with Zoe Elec-
tFical Machine the largest size Globss; and
other Astronomical, Mathematical and Philo-
sephieal apparatus; BY the use Of which Mrs.
, r. trust4 that the sciences will Be- rendered as
stkractive as they are Instructive. .
Whilst the cultivation of elegant manners
viii receive due attention, the culture Of The
mind and heart will ever demand and continue
% receive the most prominent care. The aim
Of Abe Teachers beiDg not only 10 train the
youthful mind 10 the enjoyment Of intellectual
pleasures here, but depending on Divine assis-
lance TO ft than for that state where the de-
yslepsment Of all theirPowers may be employed
In more sublime and holy sciences. Il is hoped
thai iheas views will accord with the Judgment
Of parents and guardians generally, and that
their importance will Be doubIy fell By the pu
1pils % account Of, thsirParsnts sanction and
appreciation.
charissloWn, Feb. 10, Iel2-Sn.'
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Fountain Rook. March 81, .ls42 a.
!. o. RI A n d o !,

SSNILL stand this season, every Monday and
w Tuesday in Chs1estowh Wednesday
and Thursday al the stable Of Geo. Tanner, Esq
near Myers Mill, Bullskini and Friday and
Saturday at Thompson's Depot. This horse is
a fine bay with black name and legs, about
/ hands high, sand nine years old Ibis Spring
He walks and racks as fast, perhaps. As any
ksrss inthe VALLEY, and is so gentle that boy
can manage him, He was raised BY the late
Matthew Ransom, one Of The best judges Of
horses among US. His sire was Bells lFdus-
III, r hisHdam "Queen-a hne Whip mare. H.
His colts, ia size, form, and action. are unsur-
passed by the colts Of any horse il Va
Forty and fiftJ dollars have been offered repeat
eddy Tor them before they were droPPed. Some
ofithem afe owned by Messrs- RoSeri Baylor.
samuel Ridenour, J. X. Flagg. n Ganneii,
and if not parted from, By A. Kennedy, Esq
ORLANDO viii not Be kePiin The county
onother year.
aNs~-Reduced to sir dollars ne tasoH; and
t.sslrs dollars irsIranes, and City cents 70 the
groom Any individual owning and sending
four mares will be charged for three onlys but
one dollar in such case must be paid he groom.
e<Parting from mare, or irregular attend
-ahee forfsits insurance.
al 41hfa Ess+
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lPICKWIO,K.

gNHE ihprough-breds improved. Durham
~ sbert-hqrn bull "Pickwick II will stand ttiis
season (now commenced) at my farm near
Shephsrdstown, where all those who desire ID
improve the qualities Of their stock, may have
an opportunity 10 avail themselves Of his valua-
Bile services, al the reduced price Of SIS the COW.
Piekwick is. superb animal. Of large size,
and lhe most symmetrical proportions His
color Is rich red ane white, and heisnow three
years DID, having been calyed Feb 9, 1889
The pedigree Of Piekwick, il will be seen, is
Herd Book; throughout
He was got BY the importedbulf Or. Berry,
lbred by the Rev, Henry Berry, and purchased
arthe sale Of his stock after hiSdsath > dam,
the imported COW Daisy, BY Gainford. see
Herd Book, 2o44; he by Thorp, 2T57; sranddam,
Caroline. by Young Rockingham, &c DR.. Ber-
rJ, isl bi Martin, 2279; and he by BelzOni l709;
out 81 Rossnna, by North Star, 49,; DR.. Berry's
dam, Miunikn, BY Wharfdale, 1913; grand dam
Minna, BY Nsstor, 49, or. g. d, Minerva, By
Harold ]; gr. gr. & d. Mary, BY Meteor, 1872;
gr. e.. III I'll d Msgdalena. bred BY Mr colIing,
and goyby his celebrated bull Comet, I55; which
sold Tot one thousand gninels.
~ Il ALEX. R. BoTELER. #
Fountain Rock, March 81, 1s42t--4t.
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.lioiices ~ FgankrMllItN.
United States -Isfstfict Court, Western
District Of Ifirgiinia, Stauat0nl
IN u .1R-ED TIrH

DlStfttt OF ItFglhtd, StdHHt0n+
al HI IN B.fAHRUPTCK II
AZ oTIGE to Creditors, and all ohe+s CON
- eerled IN interest. 70 sheW cause against
the Petition Of
No. 92-- ISR.fEE RUSSELL. Of JtGer.on
eo1nty, 10 be declared : bankrupt on Tuesday
the Bird Day Of May, 1872
NJ No. -93-J0H.N " B.qR.Ns, az JeFsrson
eonntyi ~ be declared bankrupt on Tuesday
the 3fd day pf May 1912. NJ te-
NoA g4--JERO,HE B IRRfGHT,of Jefferson
coqnty, 10 be debated bankrupt on Tuesday
the Bird day Of MAY, 1912
I No 95-J0SEPH Mckee, OF jefferson conn
ty-,to be declared a bankrupt on Tuesday The
3rdHday of Nay, 1912.
! No. 96--JOH.N BURKE Of Jefferson county
70 DO dec AIRED bankrHp: on Tuesday the Ord
( day or May 1872
No. 7JoHAsKREPPS, Of Jefferson county,
10 be declared a. bankruPt~on Tuesday the Ord
day of May. ls42.
+ No. 90 +JoHNdtI iof Jefferson coanty, to
be declared bankrupt o., TUESDAY the 3rd day
Of May, ls4l. j. FIJI.
j NS g. DIgID Koo.NCE ofJsGsr.op eoun.
~, p be declared 1 bankrupt on Tuesday the
3fd DAY of May, 1912. -
Npt 100. iRCI4IB.7LD N KITZ.HTELER
Of Jefersln county, 10 be declared bankrupt
" 3 y
+ No. 10l-JOH.F CHAMBERS, of.Jefer OF
coHsily. to be declared 4 bankrupt on Tuesday
tie Bird day Of May, 1912, 4
III No lQ2- TH0gH.iS LEWELLtF.T, of JeHsr
son eou1ty, tobe declared bankrupt on Tues
day HE Sod day Of May, ls42 II .@
H T.. No.103+ SAMUEL Z LLNDS.9YI ofiJeRer
son county, 70 be declared bankrupt on Tues
day The 81 d}y Of May, ls42l +. ~ N 4
I'll No. l04-ELL3S .lRELN, Of Jefferson coun
'liy,to be declared bankrupt on Tuesday tnt
Ord DAY, Of May 1912 tt 4. .s
Il No los = THolLiS STURDY, Of Jefferson
4 county 10 be declared a bankrupt on Tuesda,
the 3rd day Of May, ls42 N
Il No JOG -HILLL.i.Wi yMcCLURR,I Of Jeder
son county 10 be declared bankrupt op Tues
/. day ttes 3rd day Of May, 1912 M.5
4 No. i07--J0H.N DECkEY. Of Jefferson coun
LAY, 10 be declared a bankrupt or Tuesday lh
Ord day Of May, 1912. { H.
NO i0s-JoHr II COOKE, of. Jefef.o
eoIaty, obs declared a bankrupt on Tuesda
: the 3rt-day OF May, 1s42, \ b. ti . N
No. l09--J0H.N' r. PRICE. Of Jeferso
/ county, 10 be declared bankrupt on TaeSda
The Ord day of MAY, ls42.
6lH No lGoE-HE.VRY STIPES, OF Jefferso
: county Ito DO declared bankrupton Tuesday th
Ord day Of May,ls42 s5+IE
In 10. ilI--aLBERT BELL, ofJeferson cour
Ety, d De DECLARED bankrupt on FuesdAy th
3td DAY Of MAY l542" r .#
Nolli2- HENRI YH.RRD, ofJeffersoH cour
#lty, 10 be dtclated bankrupt on Tuesday tn
3td day or MAY, 1912. II "
DANoa Ia CAREY THOMPSON; Of JefIei
q son codnty, 10 bedeclared bankrupt on Tues
Gay the Bird day OF May, 1912
4 mo. Al4-JOSEPHL RUSSELL;iof Jeferso
county, to BE-, declafed bankrupt on Tuesda
i tie 3fA day or May, 1882, N
/ No. As3-HUGH L. sG.lLL.9HER, of geffei
son CoEnty, 10 Be declared bankrupt on Tues
DAY tks 3rd day Of May, 1912. 4.
Copy Teste,
Il NICH'S X. TROUT, D. Clark.
hferbh 3l. ts42 god i, "
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NM E have qppointsdas our true ana Lawful
Wv agents 70 sell Rights for our Washing
Machine In ,MaEy Lara andk.Hirginia, Messrs.
G. A.. E0UPLLN. HIM FLINT. & TURNER
a. NIL TON, United States Hotel, HAIR
ard would caution the plgblic
againsfPurchasing rights or Machines from any
other persons than these agents. and those emu
nerated 10 our general advertisement. This
cauti on is necessary, as We understand that
some persons are nov making use Of afpart Of
the principle Of our Machine unIawfuIly. If
such be the fact, those persons as we'll as pur-
chasers, wiz be liable to is, Ind will be- pFosecu-
ted to the extent Of the law.
VI March 81, I842.A3t M. (EE n;
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CHARLES D. KILHAM,
Harpers- Ferry,
More Proofs d, Dr.. Harlieh's Compound
Strengthening Tonic s. German .4pe-
3.;;o,,J p;Us f f"'

More Proofs Of. DR.. HdrkeRs Compound
Strengthening Tome s. German .ipe-
Tient Pills.
/ Mr. John Robertson, Of Columbia county, o..
hio5 is happy to state to the afflicted the great
benefits he received from The use Of these in
valuable medicines. Being afflicted for hFe or
six years with Bilious aud Nervous affection
and its natural consequences, during which time
procured many medicines, but always found
them 10 aggrayate the diseases in greater Inea-
sure. Seeing these medicines performing cures
on many Of my friends, was induced to give
them atrial. Happy am ! 10 say that the good
results we're soon visible which entirely cured
me Of that dreadful and peace-destroying dis
ease. l really hope that those similarly Affect
ed will see the necessity Of quitting the use Of
such Tiletand drastic compounds as some that
appear 10 the public prints, which ! am fully
persuaded almost cost my lifei besides bringing
on the piles, which far more Increased nv dis
ease, heard say BY many Of ny intimate
friends, that the same vile eo\a pounds Fixed
them thefsame way feel confident that If
persons use those Drastic Medicines accord
ing 70 their directions, that they will give aay
person TIA piles.s
when t6nmeneing With Dr. HarIich's Msdi-
zines, found them 70 be an invention, viz ! an
49, - ne1iStnes " CaNI3o on an diseases 2bu
impurities from the system, aceom panied with
= STRENGTHENING fonicr medicine, % give
strength and tone 10 the system and reaniulate
The functions offthe animal economy.
JOHN ROBERTSON.
Principal 0fee for The sale Of this Medicine /,
Il Ne Is. Nsrsh EIGHTH street, Pkiladslphiu.
Also-,FOr sale By VI
III. BEARD & co..
Ckarlssfoscn
CHARLES d. KILHAM,
Harpsrs- Ferry, \
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March q, 1919.
~ Sifuation Wanted,

4 sa GARDENER. A single man who is
n we'll acquainted with the business, inclu-
ding the laying out Of groduds, planting trees,
&c. &c. Apply at this Office. Letters, post
paid, viii be attended to.
| March 10, let2.-3t.
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, :. 7 :
Al Rules holrien iHthe Cietks Ofieelofthe Circuit
Superior Court IL Law and Chaaeery for Jeffer-
son county, The frst Monday in February S4a
Th9mas Broiherion, PLAINTIFF.
Itl3 AGAINST il
.i5rahtm Hler, DEFENDANT, .
+. in CHANgERY.
EUNtIE defendant not having entered his appear
IL ance aud given security according Ia the act Of
assembly and tie rules ofths court and it appear
ing w satisfactory evidence that he isnot an inha-
bitat Of this .country His ordered That the said
defendant do appear here onthe first day of the next
term abs answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published 10 Charlestown, for two
months succe sssely, and posted At the front door
ofthe court house IN the said town Of Charlestown.
/. Hy 4 Copy-Ttste,
II X. +. BROWN, Clerk.
If FIJI 1912
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d Horrisoa,s e.Spetiitffc Oiintlne1lt.

L Harrisoa,s 4spefifc Ointment
UNoR the cure of.iKhHte 9SweiIings, scroful+
u ous and pther Can6rss HIeerEs .SofEs Legs,
OLD and fresh Waunds; SprPins and Bruises Swell
li4gs andInHaihnatidns Seald Heads Women y
Sore Breasts Rheumatic Pains; letter fErup.
ti9ns; Chilblalns; Ahitlows; BileS; CorIls, and
external diseases geuerslly.. Price so cents per
box Sold BY 6. K. TYLER, General Agent, cor
ner Of East Baltimore and Highatreets, Baltimore.
Also-for sale, At the store Of
a. WM. ANDERSON,
JAMES HIGGINS,
Harpsrs-Ferry
J. p. 4. ENTLER,
sSkepkerdstown
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l XIFaGINIA.fo Mic
March 10, 1919.
VIRGINIA. 10 wit:

VIRGINIA, TO wit:
At Rules holden in tie Clerks Office ofthe .Cirent
| Superior Court Of Law and Cbaneery, for Jetier-
son County the first Monday 10 February 1912
\ JoIA H .HcEsdrse J PLAINTIFF,
| AGAINST
John .fcIo. Br5ea & Nm! BtOrsn, DEFENDGSTs,
IN CH.ihCERY. a
TNFiE defendant, John Nc P. Briep, not having
u entered his appearance, and gwen security &C
cording e. the Actof Assembly and the rules q this
Court /; and it ;appeafiug BY satisfactory evidence
tha, he is NOT sn iphabitaht of ttis country: il
ordsred That me saddeGendant do appear here on
the FIRST day Of the next term, and answer the bill
ofthe plaintiff and that copy OF this order pc forth
lIuIth. inserted tn some newspaper published in
! Ghaflrstown for two months suecessiyely, and
posted the front door of the house IN the
said town of Charlestown. 4 M
Il Copy-Teste,
f+* T. r. BROWN, Clerk.
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now acting zas AGENT Tor sRQOT l&2COM-
j PANY, and will be found at Mr.. Abeli's
Hotel, eharlsstowS, for a fsWdays-he is au-
thprize3 to sell Rights for 10 ms Of counties, as
may snit purchaser. The Machines are from
s2G to s35, according toethe size and quality,
instead Of st5.#E.=f5 Is .5.f1 III n /.
gFLRail Road Orders viii be- taten for what
they are worth 10 payment of Rights, 5ui not
for Maehines tf
Charlestown, March "a, 1912. A,
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!, s' IN cHlrcERK. 7
TUE defendant, Abraham IN, bot having
catered his appearance, and given security
according 70 the Act of Assemb lyiand the rules
OF this Court; and i appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he IS not an inhsbitsnt of this
country II IS ordered, That tbeB said defendant
do appear here on ihe second day Of the next
term, and answer the bill OF THE plaintiff and
lnat copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
10 some newspaper published ipfCharestown,
for wo months SUCCESSFULLY, a1fk posted at the
front door Of The Court. house id tie said town
Of Charlestown IN E
" !, A Copy-Teste,
5.E ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk
March 10. 1912 . Ill.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

rs dor d COMPANY, arc Manufacturing
- Rhese Machines with Mr. lamtssS Suief,
al hialshop,lin Concord Street, wbete Iprders
will ge promptly. Supplied, j 0dsrs san also be
left AZ the ofice ia Lombard IStrses, Between
High Rhd Exe4et The Company also manu-
faetuke id HRRPERS-FERRY ~. y
ThNy are selling Rights far manufacturing
MaehK,es, to mechanics md others and will
sell tae exclusive Right fef towns or eolsaiiss
ii Nip, land, Virginia, NSrth ana Son,h Caro-
lima, georgia and Slabama Persons who wish
10 PURCHASE ths right 10 nhhglsstprt anynum-
Der oil Machines, oF the exclusive hght for
townsSor cnunaiss, ara referred ID The eertii.
cateA& abolished in the city pkpers from taose
who i sxe purchased andusoa ihe Maehine, and
invited IL call at. the Office 10 Lombard street,
betwe4a Mn and Exeter, south side Of g.om-
bard, Al rees<s door from High fs
( one OF the Eirn will 10 inths offiee from
one toAhreeAP! " and generally in the morn
IN III. <Ro0F & COMPANY.