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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-08-27
"HANG OUT Your BANNERs,"&c.
CA T. A Log L
IN PART OF
Spring and Summer
GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
LOW, BY
CHAMBERS g. MAFF!T

NE1Stggt = l. ND C1 tVEFtE
Black, Blue, Brown, Olive, and Cadet
Cloths.
Plain, Ribb'd and Fancy Cassimcres.
Alerno and Rouen Cassimerss.
Summer Cloths.
| Saiiinetts, all Colors.
Plain and Ribb'd Gambroons.
Do Do Linen Dri!linss.
Brown Irish Linens.
Giraffe Wolverines.
American Nankins
Blrnab Cloths and cords.
Buff and Blue Stripe.
Slrip'd and Plain Pan.aloon Stuas.
Silk, Marsr;l!es and Valencia Festing.
Superior Cashmarel Ecsling.
Paris Lawns, and Cambricks.
British, French and American Prints.
Mouslaines, Plain and Figured.
Plaid and striped Muslins
Manchester and Scotch Ginghams.
Saxony Cloths.
Cambrick, Jachonett, Null, S.Swiss Muslns
Figured do do do do
Irish Linens and Lawns.
Linen Cambrlcks.
Do do Hdkfa.
Black aud Fancy Gros- de-nap.
Blue Black Ponet-do
Black Lulrslring and ManIuas.
Double width do.
Pongec and India Silk IldkGs.
Fancy Shawls, and i;dkts.
Black and Blue Black Grape.
Green Berage.
Bomhaznes.
Brown and DleacheG Mu.lins.
Osnaburg Checks and TickiDgs.
Prison Plaid, and Stripes
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Ribbons.
Suspenders, Pins, Buttons. Books, &c.
Fur. Leghorn, Palm Leaf and Tagparlin
Hats.
Al extensive assortment Of Shoes. Boots,
&c. Of all descriptions and qualities.
Hard, Hollow, Cedar, Eal.i!en, China,
Glass and Queens WARE.
Received also, Lot OF new crop Sugars
and Moiasses, Of prime quality; with u
general assortment Of Groceries, 70
sale at Reduced prices.
On hand, lot OF superior Tow Lin
ems and Begging.
A further descrip tioniis useless. but the
Public will recolect that their STOCK is
LARGE and GENERAL, and they are de-
!etmincd that no person shall complain
Of prices.
Elkton, April lG, 1912.
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Single copy, subscription one year 81 DO
-Four copies, * 5 90
Ten copies, " 10 90
To facilitate remittances whore but a single
person subscrlbes, the publisher will furnish one
copy of the Young Pcoole's Book for one year,
and the entire series of Arthurs admired and po-
pular "Six Nights with the Westinghouse"
for q.
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ia IVES
EIXDec&OIant

Of medicine for coughs colds, consumption, Asth-
ma, splitting Of blood Angina Pectoris-Palpita-
tons of the heart, Bronchils--chronic Plurisy
lloarscaess, Difficulty of Breathing, Hopping
cough pains and weakness Of the Breast and all
diseases OF the Pulmonary organs.
For sale at DR.. Parker's Drug, Mcdc-
cine & Paint store, sole Agent for the sale
Of Dr. Javne's Medicines IN Cecil county.
Also for sale as above, DR.. Jayne'e Tonic
VermiIuge, and DR.. Jayne's sanatisc
Pills.
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PATENT MEDICINES

neg leave TO offer to the public an assor'men
N Oh tho most important patent Medicines no"
IN use, and which have performed some oil the
most wonderful cures on record-among which
WI be found Hewcs Nerve and Bone Linlment,
indian Vegetable Elixir Balm of Columbia Tor
The hair, East India Hair Dive, Sick headache
remedy, a certain cure, Dalley's Magical pam
Extractor, Hays Liniment for the piles, Wrights
Indian Vegetable Pills, Mof1at's Phoenix Btters,
and life Pills.
of other kinds
For sale at myOil, Paint and Medicine Store.
JOS. C. CLOUD.
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WOOL
JUST RECEITED,

A SUPPLY of Darlings' Grain & Grass
II Seythes-a superior article. ALSO.
Hay Forks and Rakes, Brandvwine and
Darby Scythe stones. WM. TORBERT.
Julv2
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

II LITTLE invites the attention OF the
% citizens of Chsrlestown and It's vicinity,
y his improved system Of Cleaning, PluggiSg,
Extracting apd Insesting Teeth. He has an U.s.
sorlment Of Ineorruptible Teeth, which, for
beauty and durability, cannot be excelled. His
Instruments are ofihe most improved kind, made
40 facilitate the operations, so as TO produce Ihe
least possible pain, and secure thegreate st safe
ty. Heiis prepared TO insert Teeth op the most
improved method now in use, and TO perfofm
all operations thereon, in manner which c5n-
mot fad 10 give perfect satisfaction. II is pie
suDed that his method of inserting teeth on the
single root, is the most durable OF any invented.
He has also practised with much success. nSw
and improved system Of filing cariops teeth,
which renders them as seryiceable as they we're
previous 10 decaying.
\ He win be IN ChsrIestown on Monday next,
and will also attend there on thethird Monday
of every month, and may be found at the hodse
of his sister.in-lsw, Mrs. Trawin.
47zLadies or gentlemen waited on, in Charlss-
town, or any part Of Jefferson, il required
Nov H. 1912 q
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InfpI.nm.

THyHE Dead Of Trust executed to the under
Il signed By Dir. John Locke, on the lQh
OF the present month. and now Of record 10 lhe,
County Court Of Jefferson, conveys, among
other property the debts, BY bond, open account
or otherwise, due him PRO fessionally, as PLY
sician. Dr. Locke viii attend 10 the settlement
Of the accounts. the amounts due upon which
will be pafdio the undersigned.
No delay can be permitted in The collection
oflhe debts. Reasonable indul ge1ce, however.
will BE given, il desired, upon the exscutionHof
bonds to the Trustee, with security, which may
be placed in the hands OF Dir. Locke
~ EDMUND PENDLEToNg
Nay III 1912 Tya,,A.
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MOW1OE no FARnIppes.'

X8O ~ ~ - &IEI.. ~ r.. ~ ..
m AVN 9 made change Is ~ sns'..--- a
HI the POTOMAC MILL near shs $685., =.
tonp, and b agreement placnd ths.n keIe ssr
aeemens and control into The hands 81 ~
NIaAIAal BgTLEH. knwARH LucAs. aud fo,rsr
MrNunRAxs who will SEE thatHesery Fsrmer. -
ms other 2crson having Wheat 10 trIn shs ~
have their dues promptly. SFs -
Having declined purchasing WHEAT fak4s.
sprssent, We will grind upon the mosi X 3
terms possible, being able TO make gFon, "
Eiehfy 10 one Hundred Barrels IL Flo,,,
PR dsy, which will enable Us ~ grind ia
Wheat nearly As fast d nssoInes Ii this seasar
4 Of The war Having made engagements for :
prompt supply Of eupty barrels weekly. thers
sail be 30 5eiay On our part, and We hona lbsf
our friensfS vii nd i 10 their inlerest Is rina
srasher than sell We wall give for every nm
adred bushes Of heat weighing sixtv sn,,,,d.
10 the bahel, twenty barrels Of Flo6r nnd
twelve husdFed pounds qf OHal. 0neLGs.srsIY
Toe this y B, ship-stuhss dr End lhe barrels Tor
the ohat-- aad ssll being more DESTROYS 10 ID.
dnce our iFenas = grind their Wheat, We will
further gsselor eyry hundred bushels 81 wheat
IcIear of all 9Th, tach u cheat cnckelf ~. 4
garlic, DR. smut, Al weithisA sixty pca,1s. =
the bUshei. twenty on baIFels sc Flour an,i ~
above named qpanss of Otfal; the farmer "a
iarBisAghis own oarfF, pc 4 found By Us. 10 /
lpay for the same IN reasonable time W.
will stand The inspeclil or all Fionr made h. \
Is eithef IN Baltimore The District. we Vii,
further stale that FIotfan Be delivered from
hers 70 Georgetown iStweny-fye cents Der
barrel cafriage,
| We will furnish am our customers vii,
| Plaster, Salt, Sc. upolthe most reasouaAlgt
Iterms, GERCE REYNOLDS
frl r. II 7ea5
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@9 sR Nh B R z

1gNyHE seventh seA4Iasiie year o. thifseeIsSA
III Sossida of dis institution ccmrlenhfd
On MONDAY ;the Sssh Hlfimo. hiis. Frawln
Offers hsa acknowledgement q those fsteas'
aaa SaaF3ians ~ A3xe hlshegte atprded she
most agree a5ls ptoef of their appreciates, ~
commitii4g 10 her eBfs tbs education q tntir
Daughters and Wards. With an iaereasins
feeling 6f theEweighlt reSFons Ibility of hrs ~
srsd charge, u trRIaihg tha yousafnl mind 81
skPaadInk It's powers. watchng its 1svelSpr
uteht, sna eultivatias he heart, mind and nASs-
GERS or 4er. pnpih. shs rtn, Israssing Only to
Irvine astistanee,l pEedgs herself 70 insreaslaE
fAithfal e{trspns u this stauoas but del ghttal
smPioy msnt
TERMS PR Session Of 5 MoATHs: 4
Board $40, IFashiaa i,scludeds $40
Fsitionfa alltAk Eaglish Branehes, TO 1
French, II III order 70 sniarge tke Ers1tk
Class, No ertra charge s0iil Be made
for that Iaagaaggs daring the ensuing
.lIs ss;s,7a' " M, Gtsrts, psr JUL,
ter, IA sc
Use of Piano, / 80
DrG,riink and Poiating, .Mezzotiating,
Was Work in Fislit, FloaUers, and
Shell Hork, edft, 3 90
TrNa deductiops made for absence, naless
on aecouRt Or ptotraeted sickness
Char4estown, sept 1, lst2
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voices ia EsVakrWptcy.
United states District Court
Westefn District of Virginia, Staunton,

Wsstefn District of Virginia, StauntosI.
! ] IN BANKRUPTCY
| KT OIICEto Creditors, and all others con-
LIZ @rredin interest. % shew cause against
the Petition off,
No ADJ. Thomas ". Keses, Of jefferson Coun-
~, for a.diseharge from ail his cebts and cetr
ti6cate thereof, on Tuesday the 10th day Of JA-
nuary next.
No. 400. John G. Cockrell, Of Jefferson couIF
", for atdischarge from all his debts and . cert
It6eate thereof, on Tuesday the 10Th day Of I'll
.nuary next. iii IL
4 No. 1876. William Crow, Of Jefferson Coun-
t., for d discharge from all his debts and q ceEf
tiicateshereof, on Tuesday the 10th day of ~
nuary next. s
No 437. Malcolm G, Kirk, Of Jefferson Couh-
,ty, for i discharge from all his debts and ceI-
liiicate thereof, on Tuesday the 10th day Of m
nuary next. j@
No. 592-James Merrick. of Jefferson couh-
ty, for a discharge from AL his debts and cer-
tiicate thereof, on Tuesday the 10Th day Of "a
nuary next.
No. 628- Charles Wright, of Jefferson coun-
ty, for a discharge from all his debts aud cer-
ti6catethereof, Oh Tuesday the 10th day Of ~
nuary next.
No. 72o--Thomas C6ckrell. Of Jefferson.
county, for discharge from all his debts sand 2
certificate thereof, On Tuesday the 10Th day oks
January next.
Teste,
NIcHis X TROUT, D. cltrk.4
October l3, l842.--lit. H
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Tarletp.
ron rur snEE sas.s.


To yonag WlBow. 90 entering de circle
% fashion soon aftsr ~ death or her hasband
Oh L.ds, qaii lie thftng, and shrcu
those R1ndy rotrs asids
1fssnme srnin he gzfb II v3e,
i, Mar vex d. husbands shsdr.
Q. Lacy, think hop laie you hung
WITH rnplure Of hrs arm,
Asd listeaed . that voice Wick runs
4 The peal d loves alsrsp.
O, lhink kev oit you Td.siIy mat
The glsnee u that dark eye,
Whish flashed With lore and dear delight,
Os seamed sitb ienderest joy.
oihink boz Of vheh gtisfsssviasd
Tier cfnress urExfhs efIh care
0poe' Ne bosom you rec lined,
Aad sought refuge there.
Add shis.k hov sfe hs tsndiy kis,id
Avsy cash penaise tear,
Anlt9 his manly bosom rress'd
Ills vile for ever dear.
And thently smile, soa.d bliss irnpasa,
And softer scenes feneW,
Ard sooshs tbe shrebsing Oelhst Heart.
WhisA Only beat Zoe you. :,
AbIssa sou thsn 81 soon lOs sgt,
Those dear sdomsallaioyst
And bov Gslavs y Gibbons feet,
Fo eourta WORTHLESS praise
AID spread siy se1,s yiles to sia
Ancther 10 sty srnsis Il
Fe live o20n shy smiles serene,
And rssel 10 Thy charms
Co! ST beside lso marble stoSe.
And 9Th thy sorrss lave
u The grass ehlrh scarcely yet hiss fs-osE.
y Upon thy has5andf grave IS. III.
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JlalFIElalgs@ SON NAlaYE

IN NJ ARK EFT. i.f tHf8
1NHE subscriber offers for sale, on easy terfhs,
- his farm, called Bellevue, lying id JeiSr.
son County, two miles west Of Charlestown lon
the turnpike road leading 10 Smilhfeld, andson
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad, con
tanning 226 ACRES! The dwelling is cfstohe,
large and commodious, having four rooms Ion
the. hrsl floor, three Of them large There ire
all necessary ouiblildings, including good
ice-bouse, with a handsome Office built oyerHit.
There is running water IN spery field, (seyenB in
number,) and in the barn-yard.. Also, 4 we'll Of
very fine water with pump, nearthe dwelling.
ri J. 7. DAUGHERTYs
March 3, Is49.-tf. r.
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Secondhand B0rOMches
"a q q 8 D.

THE subscriber ever grateful for past faydrs
IL wotld retufn his unieigned acknowiedg.
menls to the people Of Charlesiown and its Vi
entity for The encouragement and marked ki1d-
resy he has received from them for more than
90 years residence 10 their mi5st He would
sayt them that be will be always willing 10
serve those in want. and hopes from his thorough
acquaintance with HouseaBuilding 10 give gene
raj satisfaction. He will have his Shop fttsd
Up al his Old Stand, IN 4 short time, where be
win be glad to receive any orders and attend 40
them promptly. NATHANIEL AiYERSta I
Nov III 1892
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- S-<-A&-st-| .psy---s-<A< -Ss|1 I.Ef
And Head It Foot STONES
OF EyERY VARIETY,

OF EVERY VARIETY
Having purchased Va extensive QUsRRY1f
che mosl beautiful trhits and YariGgdtea ~. jllr
Bile and an extensive water power TO saw I'D
polish with, bis prices VIII be Low. tns.
great advantage TO purchasers is, that all Sine
Twill be delivered athisfisk, without any Extra
charge.
tEsLETTERING neatly executed. II
By application to MIR. Horato NJ Gallhef,
Charlestown, those who may desire any d tho
above Articles can be shewn the listof Prices
and the different plans. He will also Toward
lany orders, epitaphs, So, that may be.dssired
Or, by addressing him, at Leltersburg Wash
iugton county, Md, orders can be filled without
delay.
HEFsNo imposition need be Feared as his
prices are uniform.
January 81, 1s4I-Iy.
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TooTH Acne. I'm The course Of our
Eeading,w We haye seldom come upon !
richer description ofthe good easy soul
OF husband. thanahs one we are about
10 relate. A sbrewd Scotch woman. ~
the name Of lady Arden, complained lof q
tooth ache. All the remedies used on
such occasions were applied, but still she
found 10 relief At length she decided
on sending 10 Edinburg. a distance OF
hfiy miles IRON ClydesJsle CaSIe, for a
dentistlo extract the suffering tooth and,
when he arrived, she declared that her
nerves were unequai 10 submitting 10 the
operation, unless she saw ii performed on
some one elee frsti The few friends aa.
mi,ted TO The Sanctuary of her bo9doif
looksdi aahas: al this declarations, each
expecting 10 be called, but after the ST.
lenee Of few minutes. and no oae offer
Ing. she told Lord Afden that he musi
have !, tooth taken out, that she might
judge tfom his manner Of supporting The
opsrltion il she could 20 through IL He
sppssfed amazingly disconcsrled; but a
few wFy faces and serious expostula;ions
hsyingfsiledio mollfy the lady, the ODE.
.diont husband submitted, aud a fine sound
tooth was extracted from his Jaw; al.er
which. she declared shat she had seen
enough to coasince her tha. she could
not undergo a similar operation 4"
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ROBERT Il. BROWN, css,b

4 g5-TAe parties % ihesaboye mentioned SUI
will please take notice, that shal aEtepd III
my ofick on llEondsu he 1914 day IF ns4s 5noash
(Ds.enbkr,) br l0o'clock, 4. y. 10 ehterIpPop
Eihe duties reanirgd Of me By the abote recitsh
sfder odcoQri, when AID where they sre beEe6B
notified ko attrnd, with I'D books. paFfrs, and
evidence Connected with the settlement difeeie1
i'd be made by Ice aforesaid decree cftfe court
Ii. WORTHINGT0sN
CoMnhssIoxet.is OrrrcE. Mas. CDml.
eharIssibwn, Nh, Ia. 1s42,
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3 OR CASH,

ss0A CASH.
HNHE subscriber has be pleasure OF Offering
i the following GREAT BARGAINS rOR
cAsn-
super wool dyed black Cloth formerly sold for
SUPER DO DO formerl, Is & now 1
Do do blue do 1873 a. 6
Do do DO SIS "
Beautiful fancy colorel DO from 50, rs to S..
Do Beaver Cloths ii 50 -last year SIS,
SuPerdne black Cashmere at 100 10 ,25, last
year brought 400,
Fancy coIored Cashmere lall,fooi) for IS cents
per yard worth SO, ~
A splendid assortment Of superfne fancy color
ed cassimeres, latest style, at decline Of 80
10 50perceat,
A large assortment OF fne and super cassinetis,
at decline Of SO per cent. on fdrmer prices,
Beautiful 9sssinetts for 65 cents, which last
year would have brought from 90 10 25,
Wide FlanieIs, good quality, al ioool for Csc,
Finer do. in same proportion,
Beautiful assortment Of yestings, rfry cheap,
Beautiful Mopselaibs, rich coiors at IS
Rich Prints, fast colors, al 6 Ia orth 10. al s
and worth 10. al no & u worth Nc 10 49, ~
Cotton Pisnnels formerly worth ID 10 25 for
81 ia, and best tSayage} "A cotton formerly
l2A for 81,
large stock OF bleached DO from 6upwards,
Beautiful yard-wide do forIl0,
Superior "A Bed Ticking f0N !si,
6loves-oesutiful Kid fo- IsA Mitis for g.,
Together with almost every article in the
Dry Goods line 10 the same ratio, with
A GENERAL .ASSoR T.ME.yiT. OF
Fresh Groceries,
Among which will BE found
The very best Rio and Lagura Coffee for l2l,
Good do do do OSLO,
Super New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar from
sto Il ceats,
Superior Gun Powder Imperial Tea at 81,
Prime Lump Sugar at IA, best double refined II,
Best Porto Rico Molsssts for 37k,
Pepper, Allspice, Starch l23,
Winter Strained Sperm Oil l,25, .
Cheese, Crackers, Tobacco, SC, with all a:ti-
Giles in The grocery line. very low.
-ALSO-
A general assortment of
QueenSrdrs, Hardtoare 5. Wooden Ware,
all OF which will be sold at the most as,onish-
ipgIy low prices, for cash, or 10 punc,ual Gus
toners at short lime, as low as they can be had
in tho county
] would most respectfully ask d call from
those who buy for cash, add viii guarantee they
will not go on disappointed.
Nov 3, 1912, JJMILLER.
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1aEFTEar WANTED.
ST GIVE GuTTrNG..

w as,a. i. s9s .:ta. Gsssss.
and adipfniag Counties, Who hi
wish to mark thesgrages of their iamenSted dead
ihsthe Still. continues to make and superscrib,
fAOnunsents- Boz, Column, ana f,lair
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Mill s. CROSSCUT Saws

Mill 8 CROSSCUT saws.
9nuE undersigned having been frequently sp.
- Plisd 20. for the diEIicult task Of making
choies OF MILL and CRosScur SAWS Tor
other persons. has determined to become Agen,
for manufasory upon which he himselfrelies,
and can slfely recommend to others.
He built his first Saw Mill in i79B, and has
never been without one since, and Tot number
Of yeats has had three OF four mills. he has
used all kinds Of Saws, but never mel with any
equal 10 hose Of STEAD, TAYLOR e. CO,
which be can warrant from experience.
Il Purchases can Be supplied wilh Saws OF al
kinds. Of the above manufacture and he 10
dersigned having Msehine shop in fpll opera
lien, on ihe Island Yirginsus, near IHsfpers-
Ferry. can make any alterations required b.
purchasers.
stead, Taylor s Co.'s Saws are warranted %
be well made. Of the best tasterial, and perfect.
y true; and il moi found 50. aBdrsiarned be-
fore using, they will be exchanged. A Price
Curfeat cs1 b seen al The Agency.
LEWIS WERNyyAG.
HaFners-Fbrrv Sent % 1870 --2m
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a NifE YeuSs LADy.-A young lady
in Memphis, Tenn. criticising gentle
men = modes 81 dress and fashions, says
+" Moustaehes are never worn by men Of
ordinary sense. Foprish fellows alone
/ carry canes, Rings, chains and breast
pins Of. gold, never yet captiyated a wo
man Of common intellect Gentlemen
who exhibit On their bsir EVIDENCE ii
much labor atthe foliet. ase no: hel1 ID
high estimation BY the rejoicing potion
OF the female SEX" That's a sensible
young lady.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24

A currlxe REroRr.-N gentleman
walking near Oxford. waymet by some
tindeafs cf the University. one oil whom
ad9fcssed him With
Good morning. father Abraham,
i ami moi Abraham, said be.
Good norningI father Isaac. said So.
eond
Il am not ldther Isaac, was the rerly.
Good u1Srning. father JACOB said d
third.
4 am lheithef Abraham, Isaac, nor ia.
cob. bHl Saul, tho son Of Kish. who went
out 10 Gnd bis fathers asses and 10! /
have fonud themt"
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NnW RQpPss

t-4ef-I17-T [@-Ak rs.H
rms ani.nis-sd has j.. rsss ~, - GOODS
i "a his spls1dii sTOCA = 80 hi sslose
-. 1. 49, -. -. =, s add, snt Z srr
u : - I'll fne : z.Heils = iheir n
Hear So broan skessisss .,ss.s.,.
.a
BlsashsH Mgslina, all saaIisies.
Saiilnsiis, d..
FlahDesl. a.
peh Tsekinss, do. tx
b Lisseys. dd
cOiourea csaieens, 4,
CslIeoeA, from q ugYAres,
Csecks,all quaII,.
Cotton Lars, -s.s. u ses s,.,,'
Sr.ss rs1fI4s geserslIy.
Co., rs and SestinEs 1 fall as,or,raeut
Na,@16 Dc LANES, a4
cSlieys and Biefinoes, @i
,jNiss and Book Muslfns. a tf t
Ladies and Gentlemen,s CLOVIS
TAread end Lisle Edgisgs and Iassftinzs,
WbitnsyAand Negro Blankets,
Hosiery generally,
Giaghams - Scotch Piaids FOR ehjl1rsn,
Brown ard bieached Table Cloths,
HandkeFrhiefs and Shawis,
Irish Linens-Long Lawns.
Ladies and Meas Boots and Shoes, L
Boys, Lads, and children TO-
Groceries generally,
Brown Sugar, 7 and cehis,
Gun Powder Tea, 81 l2&,
Imperisl do. sd
Cheese III cehts-indigo Is cents,
Lump Sugar l2i--Loaf do. Is d i6 centas
bolasses 3li a 37i cents,
Brown Soap 8 eents,
Candles mould, I6f do. dipped I2i,
Sperm Candles 3Ti cents,
Best Tobacco A4-goOd do Is cents,
Nails 6i--Alum cents
Paay 9--Madter 2o--viney gar IS cts.
cookingland Parlor Stoves,
Queensware generally
Hard-WaFe, stone-ware, Iron HSilow-Nare,
Bar Iron By the ton OF otherwise,
Strap and Sheet Iron,
Zinc in sheets, &C. &c.
HTAll pr which the public maf rest ASSURED
IRE for sale al lOsOer prices than have ever zen
known in this part OF the country
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Harpen-Ferry, Oct ID. 1912 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-24
TO The PUBLIC.
Overseers OF llle Poor.

II OverSeers sOf the Poor.
~ MEETING OF the Overseers Of the Poor
a Of Jefferson county, will be held tAbelr.
Hotel in ohsriestown, on Friday ne 25ik Of a.
present month, (Novsmber) E
Proposals will then be received for Super.
inteodent ofthe Poor house for the ensuing year
The Superintendent will be required 10 furnish
a suitable house for the accommodation Of The
poor, ground for garden, ftewood, stoves il
required, servants to cook and wash for them,
and TO nurse them Il required pasiurage and
rough food for a COW.
Al the same time, proposals will be received
for the usual supply (25OO poundsl OF pork
also for corn, -four, beei, &C. All proposals 10
be sealed and handed 10 the President eitherbe-
fore ORION the day Of meeting. A fun attend.
ance Of The members OF the Board i REQUIRED.
By order Of the President, n
Nov. 10, lsI2. Ts'l