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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
PRICES REDUCES! II

4 WISH 10 give notice, that, fdom and after
= this datsf viii do all SAVING that may
oe onered Al The Leicer Saic MN, now under
my CONTROL al the following reduced Prices VIZ:
4o:CentsPer bundled feet for dll plank
measure and =
LGshs for 20 Cents per hundred feet,
running measure.
AlbeFal share Of The public,s patronage IS
respectfully solicited. GEORGE BAsr.
Shepherdslpwn, June Is Ia43 6t:g
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ATTENTION !.
.P @ TO NJ VI G RIFL

If O TONNE RIFLE.
YNHE Memberscomposing the late Potomac
4 Rifle" are reqnested-to return their respec-
tive rifles and accoutfsmeats in good order on
or BEFORE he lst day II July pexi, TO ife Drill
Room, and III their bonds. SO that sam rifles
may pc Inspected, in order that the 5onds given
Ior them 70 The State may be cancelled.
BY THE OFFICERS.
ShePhefdstoMn, May IS, lS43.-tJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
N REOTENTg,

IEWILLp my friend 10 whom loaned my
W sTEELTARDs, las, fail, 10 weigh his
PORK, do me The favor 10 send them home, as
they would be useful to me at this lime, to
weigh some Bacon. n the request is complied
with, be shall have them again, should've want
them next season. WIN. s. EnCK.
jane i, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
-ENTRAY.

1NAKEN up by the subscriber in Bolivar, near
- Harpsrs-Ferry, . cow AND CALF
which have been appraised a, sil The Cow Is
a white and brindle, with crumpled horns, IN
derbit and crop % each ear supposed TO be
about years old. and the Calf about weeks
The owner wiIlplease come forward and pay
charges, and take her away.
ALEXANDER HUNT. !,
Bolivar, June "a. 1885,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
7 H 8 TRAIN

From Baltimore and that from Cumberland
arrive at HarPers-Ferry nearly At The same
hour, daily-half-psst 70 O'Clock, NJ, and they
both leave at r. N. Fare from Baltimore 10
Cumberland ss--for intermediate distances, 1
cents per mile.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
Bridge Notice.

9UBSCRIBERs to the Shenandoah. Bridge
- Company are requested TO meet al Philip
Coons' Store on he lst Saturday in July nsrt for
the purpose ofelecting President and Directors
to said Company for the ensuing year, and to
do such other business as may be laid before
them. A full attendance is desirable.
June %. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
NOTICE.

n WILL receive in exchange Tor GoDds, al
= fair cash prices, Bacon. good family Lard,
TalIow, moulded or dipped Candles. Hard Sotp,
clean Rags, Raw Hides, good due Paper Corn,
Flour, Cash, old Wheat in lhe~miIl, and few
other articles not necessary 10 mention ll
June l.. WA IxCK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

In the said town, known as numbers 63 and
in tie plat Of said towo. being the property
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
Sf@RIS0R.

HE co-Paftnership heretofore existing be-
tween McMICHAEL & W00DDY, in the
Boot and Shoe making business. wa dissolved on
the 18th instant. Those who are indebted will
please call and settle their accounts BY
Jnne ~ fa1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
rWO TRACTS OF LAND.
FIRST:
THE HOME PLACE.

-
OF said samuel Chenowesh, lying about six
n lies IVES, Of Martinsbure. on the Gerardsloun
road. containing abouI26s ACRES OF LAND.
A large and sufficient proportion Of Timber be-
longs 10 this farm. The improvements are very
complete ard excellent, such Is barn, Stables,
Out-houses OF every description, including :
Blacksmith,s Shop. This farm i walered by
Middle Greek (Which passes through the farm ;
.ad there IS q fns limestone Spring - the yard
WStaouf further description, IL may Be said that
there = not, an The county Of Berkeley, more
desirable Fai- IN Ill respects. Persons from
distance are inylieo % ealfupon Samuel Chsno-
weth, the Joanger, living On ,he farm, who win
take pleasure ~ snpwing IL Possession viii DO
payment OF the cash r-xmen.. ana security bv
deed Of trust or mortgages ~ he deferred pay.
mehts-
TERMS-one-half in cash. The fesiu.. 4.
|swo equal annual payments, without interest
until the days Of payment.
A mrrey will be made Of the land BY M.
Kerfoot. Deputy Surveyor Of the County, be-
fore The day Of sale.
-ALSO--
On the same day and at he same place,
| shall Offer for sale, upon the same terms,
THE MOUNT AIN IA RIM,
OF said Samuel Chenewelh, deed, contsininp
about los ACRES. lying about mile from the
Home Place. The fsrm would be valuable
addition to The Home Place, but il will be cried
oG separately.
shall be happy togive every Information on
the day OF sale. and for any information as "a
the title, &C., those wishing 10 purchase are re-
ferred 10 the Counsel Of the Estate, d. H. Con
rad, Esq living 10 MaTtinsbnrg.
JACOB VIEWER,
Executor Of Samuel Ckeaosceth deed.
June %, l643 is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
MILL PROPERYY
AT TRUSTEES SALE

AT TRUSTEES SALE.
/ IN pursuance Of Decree Of The Circuit Su-
- pepior Court of Law and Chancery for JEFF
ferson County, will be offered at public auction,
at Daniel EATERS Tavern. 10 Shepherdstown,
on Saturday he 29h day Of Judy nsrt,
Two Lots OF. Land,
In the said Town, known as numbers 63 and g..
in tie plat Of said towe. being the property Of
k-.a Jacob and Henry Staub. The i'm
GTtG provements thereon, consist of large
h FL O u r MIL /,
49, which is now 10 complete order for
grinding comfortable and convenient DlptIl-
ing House, Gardkn, &c.->djoiuing the Mill.
This propert7-being situated in one Of the
best grain growing counties in the Suite, is
highly .desirabIeio any person wishing TO engage
in the Milling business.
Terms Of Sale ;-0ne-fourth> OF the purchase
money, cash--the balance in six, twelve, and
eighteen months, with interes, from the day OF
sale. sFf
The deferred pay mentste be secured By bonds
with personal security, and a. deed Of trust on
the property. HENRY BERRY,
shepherdstown, June %. l843. 1t.isiss.
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7raUeIIing Directory.
n II E CA RS.

Leave Winchester daiIyat 3 o'clock, A. NJ,
reach chasleslown at 81, and HarPsrs Ferry at
loa. Returning, leave Harpers-Ferry at
quarter before /; reach Charlestown ID il; and
Winchester al 3APM NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
MOTxCE.

V,HosE persons Indebted 10. GR.aNTII.i.M
Il and B.9R.NiS, will take notice that they can
avail themselves Of the privilege of paying 10 Ell.
Their Of us such indebtedness, until The 18th oi
July next. After that lime, they canpay the
same 10 the proper Officers OF the county. I'VE
prefer the settlement ourselves.
JAMES GRANTHAM, /.
JOHN r. SMITH,
JOHN H. SMITH.
+ Smithfeld, MayI2S lS43. Trustees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
Harpers-Ferry. Jefferson Co Va
june /, lS43.-4t 80

ssSs The undersigned viii be hsppy TO af-
ford TO sny one DESTROYS Of purchasing, any IN
formation 10 his power, in regard 10 the esiab-
lishmcnt above, the amount Of husiaess- 70 be-
done, SC, and would here say, that his en.bar-
EASEMENT arose from circumstances having their
s.iain e~>aanecred with his business al this
pace. ADAM YOUNG, Jr.
Harpers terr3s June 4, tc4Az
az Patriot Baltimore, insert III cota,,- j.
per 10 the amount 81 50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
VIRGINIA. to Wit:

VIRGINIA, TO wit:
At Rules holden in The Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Lawssnd ehsneerS
for Clarke County, the fTst Manday il,
June, 1913:
EdDud E. Cooke, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
Samuel Hsghes and Cailafins kii srifs, H1liiaa.H
F5tzhugh and Maria a. his riff. John C Dor
ssy and Louisa his seis, john Sarage and i'd
iaids H. his pifs. catharins n. Brisa, j. Hslksr
Hughes. Napoleon Hughes, Henry Hughes.
Louis N. Hughes, Laura A, Hughes and Charles
Nc Coralick. DKFESDASrs.
IN CHANCERY.s
THE defendants, Except Samuel Hughes,
= j. Holker Hughes, and Charles aicCor.
mick, not having entered their sppezranee, and
given security scoording to the Act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court and il appearing hy a.
tsfaetory evidence that they not inhabitants or
this country Il Is ordered, That the said
do appear here on the FIRST Gay Of The next term.
end ans ser The bill Of the plaiuif and that cops
Of this order be forthwith inserted IN some rsns
per published ID CharIestown. for two mathis snc-
esssively. and be posted at The front doOr Of he
court-house ofthis county.
A Copy-Tesle.
L.. Cd seis =.
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g 5@ W.-
ALBERT a. Cary,

SURG EON DENTIST,
mEING on Professional visit 10 this place.
~ould be happy 10 render his services to
AZ who ether from the loss OF decay OF their
'. 81 may need HE aid Of Dentist
n-.El visited at their residences il re.
IrNo 7. Carriers Hotel.
Charlestown. June 20. 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
DIR. j. LITTLE,

DENTAL EON.
AtAN be found at Mrs. ThAwIN'se where he
~ will be happy 10 serve those who desire
bis Professional SerVices--or he will, ifdesired,
visit fam lies at their residences.
e7LOfders left at Mrs. rs, win be promptly
attended to.
-charIestown, June %, 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

NE5sss Epirons - win yon Be- kind cnoorh
1. ;ossri 10 Jour valuable ptp1r he FOLLOWING
ex,rsci and resolutions; The subject i one n
rreai National inpollanee
- k< sabbath n the Sdndi6ieh ls1ds2s !.
The ffigsle uniled States came 10 anchor
,.,F he Island or Honduls b. Sabb1th morninr.
6scsmbsr Is !. She l,y t(tono distance from
land. and sent boat ashore With IL officer. 70
nske arrtngesaenls with The Go7efnor for firing
: National salute. J11 oI't.r called on he
Uni,t1 states Consul. residing III he Island. 10
aeo5np,hI him % The house Of The Governor,
and ih1I found he was 1t church. "A role was
asnt 70 bin, l1I1fn ing hin Of ihe arrival Of the
lrigsss ard d '.sf efr1pd % shore He re-
turned loI 11.4tF, that he was then attending
Divine scflI1| but would reeeife them the next
morning as o'clock what an exampls n
hi, 10 he men ofouf country, who occupy me
17|L tI1etsl
s,H.roinli0ni on The obssrvsace Of the SOB
khih, Which 0sfs adopted b The Constitution
\. R.sIssa, 1hs,, :. ID. ssbbs.h was mad.
111,-. .,nd the oh<errlnce of i IS essential g
privilege, Of az i1shssd rEligious Interests o.
holy. --,s-ht- and
- ResoIpsd. That he loading aud uulos6in
from the hsrbor. the running Of stage eosche.
railroad cars, and eaaal boats, and he trayeIlin
n Ihem. the Wishing Of posi- Offices, resdin
rooms, and other places Of secular reading. bu
eineas or amusement, are not opl5 unnecessary
but are violations Of the Law Of God, and ough
70 be abandoned throughout The commRnity.
~. RssolUfd. That i is the duty or christians
when travelling, 70 stop % the Sabbath, 40,
during The whole 81 the Sabbath.
~ Resolved, I1tt all Pastors Be requisite
fully 70 instruct fhsf people As to The duty an
Utility or observing The Sabbath, aud 10 Be e.
2ecially careful alWays to add 10 their instfuc
zion the influence ofa uniformly consistent ex
ample.
IS. Resolved, That il be recommended 10 al
families 10 supply themselves with some goo
Sabbath Manual, that the rising generation ma
ell be taught The reasons for the universal AM
perpetual observance Of the Sabbath; and teach
'ers Of Sabbath Schools. also, are requested 4
exhibit this subject with frequency and plain
ness 70 their puPils~
&c. Rssolpsd, That al persons who are &c
quainted with facts which illustrate the dpt,
and utility ofkee7ing the Sabbaihs and the evil
Of violating III are requested 10 cause them 4
be published and circulated as extensively q
possible, that the voice of God in his Providence
AZ we'll o. In his Word. with regard to this sub
iees, may be heard By all the people,,
81. Resolved. That such Is the fundamental i'm
poftanee Of the Sabbath 10 all the great interest
Of men, and such It's influence upon ell effort
for The intellectual elevation, the moral purity
& the social happiness, anf the eternal good o
men, that lie due observance ought 10 receiv
the earnest attention, the fervent prayers, an,
the hearty, active, and persevering cooperation
of all frienes o. God and man throughout th
world ~
!" Rsmembsr he Sa5baik day 10 keep u holy,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
To The Ladies.

lust received, many new aud beautiful
- styles Of FANCY GOODS, among which
are Lawns, Balzorines. Ribbsnds. sc. TTour
attention d particularly inyited,as they are new
and elegant. 4- j MILLER.
Enra
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NotfffH.

ga Qust.erly Meeting Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, will commence id Ehepherdsiown on
Saturday next, az II o'eloek, A. NJ. The Presiding
Elder, and other Ministers, will be in attendance
June g, IS4S.
= i-r-eyx txELAN,
Iasholie Bishop Of Richmond will Be At Haf-.
pers- Ferry on The Cd Of July, aud administer the
rite OF Confirmation. Jane %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

YTyHE G.o.g. Wsshiagisn Lodge. Of Berry.
vile, VIII celebrate the Anniversary q
ST. John The Baptist, on Saturday The 2ffh n
Jane insfGnf
CHkRkks J. fAuLKNER, Esq. will deliver the
address on the occasion.
G3LMembeTsof neighborilg Lodges. and all
Brethren in good standing, are hsiled 10 join
in the ceremonies Of the day.
REM, WlGGINTON,
s. SHOWERS,
JACOB ISLER,
THOS. w. REYNOLDS,
w. p. WIGGINT0N,
Com. Of .9raRgsl,.
Berryville, June %, ls43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
"a MOOD CUTTERS.

kr.T The subscriber wishes 70 copgracr i'm
msdiatsly for The cutting Of tw hundred Cords
Of Wood, on The shares.
June Is. G d GROVE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

TRoR sale, or exchange for Wool. FuIled and
Plaid Linseys. Flannels. Blankets, Cloihs,
Carpetinx, sc. All wool that may Be ear4sd
into rolls Il taken away without ing the cash,
viii be charged II the rae Of 8 esnts--ot il
paid upon the delivery Of the rolls 81 cents viii
s. ,akeDl GEnRGE PRICE.
cL-.L. -5.fown lime 19.-fA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

NI5IEs Epirons - Win yop Be kind enough
. ipssr. IN Jour valuable rspsf he following
ex,rses and resolutions, The subject i one Il
-. nslinnal imnnrlnnea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
ShrnIanf IINKanfcfl.

NOR . good servant, Who i acegstomsd g
ii an ibe duties 81 bouserweIks : liberal
price viii BE- gwen for shA bslsscc r ihs sssr.
Inquire p Ihls UffiNE'
guns s. -7si.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

Death ofths Hon. Barker BurneH, M
G..of .M9ssaehusttfs. With all The sym.
PATTY which high worth and sense. and
private relations the most aniable can
inspire, il is our painful duty 10 commu.
aicate 10 the public the loss Of this ex.
.cellent public servant and most exempla-
ry man. He expired at~his lodgings 10
this city 3, few minutes before 10 o.
clock, night before last, al ;he age Of 45
years, a victim. 10 the very prime Of
mature life, and OF what seemed vi
gorous frame, TO the painful and wasting
disease. Of consumption; which frst de-.
dared itself, in a decisive form, just at
4he close OF the late session Of Congress.
National IntslEgsaesr, June IT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

The WM Cass.-The case which oc.
cupied The Superior Court for several
days past. and which had been discussed al
= previous term, was decided on Wednes-
day nigh: last. II was the question Of
admitting 10 probal the last will and Tesla.
ment Of the late Col. HENRY Beatty.
The Jury decided the willio be good and
valid. Counsel for the parties claiming
under the viii, Philip Williams. jr. and
David w. Barton. Esqs; for the confess
tants. Jas. M. Mason, R. Y. Conrad. and
P. Mccormick. Esqs. The arguments
were eloquent aud able, as might have
been expected from the distinguished
counsel employed.
R.nshs,s.r RsPabliean, lsih insi. {
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

The last mails from the South and West bring
accounts Of the death Of DR., Hagan. editor Of
sYiekshurg Sentinel. They are substantially
q follows
An ARRAY took place at Vicksburg on
the lib instant. between Dr.. Hagen and
@ w. Adams, son q Judge George Al
ans. Of Jackson. Miss. As DR.. H. was
passing from bis boarding house 70 his Of
nee. Il 3 o'clock IN The afternoon, Adams
walked up behind. and struck him with .
cane-s sc1ile ensued. both falling 10 the
glound. Hagan pppermosl. Adams drew
pistol from bis pocket while down. and
placed i 1t the back Of Hagan's head;
The ball entering the spine. caused instant
death. Or. Hsgan was unarmed. and no
person near to render assistance. Alter
lk6 colonel's inquest vas held on the boz
dy. Il vas taken 70 The house OF ar. Jas.
B. Hayes. and the funeral look place next
DAY. Adams was Immediately arrested.
and was sdni,lsd 10 bail ID The sum Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

Trial of Susan Waggoner An exam
dning Court was held on Monday the
18th inst. for the trial Of Susan Wagon
er, charged with shooting Daniel Spell
man, at her mothers house 10 DaIkesville,
on the night Of the 26lh of May --Spel,
man had sufficiently recovered 10 appear
as witness. although be still carries the
two~balls buried in bis back and shoulder,
the one four ind the other two inches.
After full hearing Of the evidence, and
elaborate argument Of the case upon its
merits, the prisoner was adiudged guilty,
and remanded for further trial before the
Circuit Court ia September. A success
full motion was made by her counsel 10
admit her 10 bail. which was fixed at
$500. The bail has been given. and the
prisoner is at liberty-Counsel for the
prosecution, EDMUND P. HUNTER, ESQ.,,
Attorney for the Commonwealth for the
prisoner. CHARLEs JAS. Faulkner, and
JAMES e. STEWART, Esquires.
JNariinsb,wg Gazstie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

The Tallahassee Star says that place
yas visited BY very refreshing shower
on The 9th instant. the FIRST that had oc-
CURED there since the last week 10 March
last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

.Nnc couaterfsii.--A counterfeit two
dollar note On The Union Bank Of Mary
land, was offered Al The Merchants Bank
letter A.. signed S. Day. Cashier. and N.
Bishop, President. Vignette on each end,
and oflight dim appearance. is easily dis
tinguished from The genuine note. as The
names Of the persons signing il as officers
are not those Of the Union Bank Of Mary
land. neither is the note in any respect
like The genuine two dollar notes.
Baltimors .ams,sean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

fDUT up il half pound papers. for sale by
& June % Z c sIGAF0oSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

The Ark Mill.

Situated on Galskin Run, 10 The County oF Jef.
fefson, and within four or eve miiss of Charles
town, about the ssame dssance from Thomt-
sons Depot, on the Winchester and Potomac
Rail Road. This Mill has TWO FAIRS, or
BuRES, with ID The fcquisits machinery fur
doing Merchants WORK.
Each OF these Nils i iocsied n the best
wheatrgrowing districts to Jefferson. Count,
and each hasthe advantage Of the Winchester
and Potomac Rail Rosd, u transporting Wheel
from The counties fnftherIrpsshe Valley.
AnyIperson DESTROYS 81 RENTING, NAY call
on ADAM MoLsk. near HalItown Nho wiltshow
the Mills, and giYe any information required, or,
on the subscriber, 10 ChaItesiown.y
III ANDREW HUNTER.
June + 18i3.-tf Teassss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

Wanted immediately,
Il ny quantity Of Corn. Oats and Bacon, h
IN exchange for goods.
MAJ rs. EP MILLER.
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POsTPoNIEMFNT

POSTP0NEMENT.
RY the direction Of the parties concerned,
NJ the above sale is posiponed ID Saturday
The 5h Of august ne+s
.a Gl W. HAMMOND, 4
lung Is, IS43s TRUSTEE
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lE,allta1Ie DREIG NTORE

Situated Son the Corner of Msia anA Potomac
Streets, 10 the town Of Harpers.FefFy
Ii 4 needless 10 enter into details respecting
ihe advantages ofsihis. oysr other pisces, conse-
quentsupAa The intsrseciioh 81 Rail- Roads and
Canals, snd The establishment of the National
Arnory, rendering il At al times place Of hu-
siness, and oferipgto any one desifous Of en-
gaging 10 the Drug business, m opportunity
rarely 10 be met with.
The Store Room is large, and fitted up 10 a
style unsurpassed BY any 10 the Valley, aud stu
ated 10 the most business part Of The town. The
premises are secured BY a lease for ia term Of
wears, andarc offered with the store
Communications addressed 70 ,ARaM YoFre,
Jr.. or the lindersigaed (pestage paid1 will meet
with attention. RfcHARD PARKER.
GERARD .. WAGER,
Trustees.
Harpers-Ferry. Jefferson Co. Va
lsfna Id4@ tsfG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
MERCHAN IS MILLS

IT, % R 10 aa III
FINDER, and by the authority Of a-Deed bfi
Trust, executed 10 ineShy Ford s Snyder,
FOR sh9 purpose Of seeming 70 Adam Molsr ceF-E
tain Sums 81 money therein spec fled. vi rent
jerome year. commencingon thesistday Qf July
next, fssss.) Tw o MILL s mandolin
said deed, 70 vii
The MiElville Mill,
Situated on the Sheuandush River, about fotfr
miles above HsrpeFs- FsrF, 1.-The power sad q s;
paeitSFof this Mil 70 manufacture Flour, i con n
sidered equal 10 any Mill il The Waller or Yire
ginia ithas FOUR PAIRS Of raE /. ARGEST
SIZED ,BURRS. and all lie necessary maehin-a
cry, ana Of the best construction ana Is nov j,
complete order.
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HxE0UToa,s SALE
or VALUABLE
BRRE8 nB 81 LANDS

I'm 5dondag ~ liza asy n .sugusi. less.
NJ fbsinE he frst day Of the August Court
shall. under The provisions Of The will Of Sam
uel chenowelh, Sen. deceased before the Court
House door IN nkrlinsb1rg, Berkeley County,
Va, oGer for sale al public auction 70 the high
est bidder
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warranted superior any heretofore used FOR ;at pue.
Al persons esfouS OF testing m value and superiority
these over hand made shoes by sending s. hy nail "h
WISE 100 lbs. assorted shoes will Immediately BE- FORWARDED
warranted TO SUM- the section of country for which they
ordered by APPLYING the subscriber a, the works,
kellogg * Co, Warens, Hart Lesley, J. c. HeArn Dro
P,ersouS Co.. New York. Charles Smirh. Boston; A. NJ L
y; w Jones rhaIephis and T. Pratt Bfothsr Daltimcrf
where farther nsv b. mad on the subject.
Troy Iron and Nail Factory. Apf,. HENRY BURDEN.
anil If
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IN PURSUANCE of an order CT the Surrogate
Of t County of New York Notice IS hereby iyen to al
persons having claims against Alice Cfo,ton late of t City
Of NewY orl widow, deceased, present the sane with t,e
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber the of Elias w.
Van Noors G Front the City OF Hcs York,
or before the ninth a!o October nest-Dated Nciy York,
The SET Gut!I day of AIri!. 1915
aIG !aL,G,a THOMAS c. BRANT Administrator.
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IN PURSUANCE. of IN order CT the Surrogate
ioi the County Of NewYork Norice Is Hereby given To all
y Of New York Gentegan deceased % ps1tnt rs aa,aa
Houston the City Of New York before
fourteenth day Of November nexDaied New York, the 18th
day OF May 1918, -,
itiyl3 Ia,r6n. >. B. RuTtHINGS, txecutor.3st