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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-27

.N 2 clans on Slavery. Two weeks ago wo
quoed a.agy from Gov Bouck's (locofoco) mes
aFe ts low subrIit The following from the
al5 Gov 8yard;
GOV sEwARD AND THE PEOPLE
OF COLOR.
In. Ss.red people Of Buffalo recently address
ed letter TO Gov. Seward on his retirement
from Office thanking him for the regard no had O.
ilically md consistently manifested for the rights
aud welfare of their despised and trainpled race.
His reply lisa follows;
ALBANY, Dec. &c, Ie42.
Gentlemen Among tho kind congratulations
rendered TO me in view OF my retirement to pri"
vate life, none is more gratefully acknowledged
than those expressed ny YOU in behalf Of the col
orcd population OF Buffalo.
IL were sure that during my Administration
OF the Government Of this State, had entitled
myself TO The gratitude of It's DISTINGUISHED MEM
beers, or Of the slave held in bondage beyond its
borders then should he satisfied that happiness
which no eninence affords, awaits mo in an un
ehvied repose ; md thnt blessings from on high,
would descend upon those who are the objects of
my affection. Your kind aud generous letter does
not ra g. the presumptuons belief that have been
30 iOrtunnte but it DIES soolc tho regret
that feel. when remember how much less Of
good have accomplished, Than il nov seems to
ine a magistrate clothed with so great power aud
Influence ought TO have done
congratulate you on the prospect opening up
on your race The sympalhics Vt civilized man
throughout the globe nro excited in your bebaIl,
and The conscience If the American People con.
iesscs the guilt OF Human Slavery. The Just
convict OF will soon prevail that The fpeedesi und
.nosi universal emancipation could bring no evils
81 deeply TO be depored as tho-e resulting from
perse, in system OF opp esslou, condemn.
ed by the spirit of hisIimuhy aud inconsistent
with lie fundamental principles OF Republican
Government. Your practical exclusion from cuff
rage, however i'ausiby excused, is only one Of
The forms OF that institution still lingering in This
State, which must he abolished before we eau
main ain Nth Justice wlrnt is so often boosted
that we are Free People
Be assured thn, though one voice which has
promulgated these sentiments will no longer be
heard i'll The public councils, yet the spirit OF the
nge is moving over tie State, and will fluid other
more effective organs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-27

REVENUE OF 1912 The Secretary Of the Treas.
ury in his annual report Of the state of the Fnan-
from Customs 10 amount TO S4000,000 Ii up.
pears from a recent S a,ement that The actual a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-27

FTs.-The Tannery belonging to Daniel Conk-
lin, Esq, of Bennington, took fire during the night
of Thursday last, and was entirely consumed -
Loss about $4,000, partially covered by insurance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-27

A resolution has been unanimously adopted by
the Legislature Of Louisiana, TO appoint n com
miltee, whose duty it shall be to inquire into and
report upon the full facts connected with the fine
imposed by Judge Hall upon General Jackson.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-27

This movement, in Philadelphia is, we under
stand, 10 be followed up in New York, aud in the
New York Legislature. MIR. Van Duren is So
fearful Of Mr.. Calhoun, thai lie leaves no stone
unturned.
The meeting itself does rot from any account
appear to have been very numerous or very hear
~. The U. $. GAZETTE says;
"The meeting was thin in numbers, and poor
in spirit; and il Mr.. Van Buren, does not receive
some better manifestation Of popularity than this
his chance Of Obtaining the nomination he seeks
il exceedingly small"
The Philadelphia North American says:
"From the great drumming up of the forces,
and The glvings out that most Of The lions of the
party would he there, expectation was excited to
its highes, pitch among the subordinales Of man
aging members. But disappointment turks in eve
ry prize, and in this instance the chargin of the
faithful was overwhelming"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-27

Gen. Maltocks' letter TO his constituents is wide
~ noticed Here is paragraph upon it from the
Albany Advertiser.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-27
S3,lI6,370 73
l,436,565 "a
$4,552,935 .;

This added to the receipt OF the three first
quarters viz; l4,260, $50 IS, makes the toinl a.
mount OF receipts Of the year, from customs, $751;
el376G SO,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-27
We are, very respectfully, yours,
EDITORS OF THE FREE PRESS.

N. b. Pouso take particular pains to have the paper
ing this communication correspondent promptly The
f. has always been mailed for him regularly the day of
publication. EDS. THE +. p
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-27

N 3 H,cidns on Slavery. Two weeks ago VIC
quoed y from Gov Bouck's (locofoco) mes
sage tt row subrIit the following from the
sl8 Gov ward:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

AN AWAY from the Subscriber. residing Il
- ihe town Of Eineaslls. Boitsflourt Co. "a
90 he 9Th day Of February last, : iitsly Ainis,.
20 Girl named SALLY iAuRTs6rr a.
pouk twenty ycarz Of &c f1f middle size. win I
round laughing coun.enanfe. She took with
her when she went Of blue black siIk ,n5
some othsr 6ne dresses She was raised In ne
County Of Jefferson, Va, aud wa taken 40 Ire
County of Rotsiouri, By Mr. william M Doug
lnss 774T
Il eEPShe was seen ia shepberdstoun soma
weeks agp, and may be still lnfkins about there.
o. 10 cbafiesso%1 OF HarPsfs-Ferry, in ali Of
which pisces she is suppose 10 have relations or
acqaainiances. or probably, She may Re nov in
Maryland or Pennsylvanis.
win give reward Of $40 l5iaken III he state
Of Virginia, and secured 80 hat get her again.
S25 If deliveTcd to me in the State Of Maryland,
Or secured in Jail 50 thai get her seain; and $50
if iakenSa The State Of PennsylEania and delger-e
cd 70 me il ether OF the States Of Virginia or
MARYLAND. or secuFedia jail, ID ether of the two
last named States, 90 that gel her again.
Nay 2, 1913. JAMES MCDOWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
NEW BOOZE 1gEYlD SElW58

III ME subscriber respectfully informs his old
n friends and former customers that he has
Commenced the above business, in lis various
branches, al The Dwelling formerly occupied BY
Mr.. Thomas Likens, and immediately opposite
g. s. Gardner's blacksmith shop, where he will
be pleased 10 execute with heatness and despatch
all orders in hisline. For cash, he will work as
Low as the Io,0sst, or for puncsual customers on
reasonable credit Heinyiles a cell from his
friends and the public generally, as be is satisfied
from his experience in business, and 40 earnest
desise 10 please general satisfaction viii be rem
dered. Call and test lis truth Of falsity.
FC0UNTRY PRODUCE will he taken IN
exchange, at the marketprice. foregery descrip-
ton of work. WILLIAM AVIS.
ChaFlestown, April 10, lS43-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
steam Card FACTORY.

YUyHE subscriber is Still. engaged iu the manu-
j facture Of Cotton and Wool Machine Card,
OF all numbers in use, and Of the very best qua
lily, selecting the beat stock for manufacturing.
tne same, and having upwards Of Is years expe-
rience in the busiaoss, he il prepared % furnish
q superior article, and on accommodate terms.
Also, Shearing Machines Of superior quality ana
finish, and algeneral assortment Of articles used
ina fulllng mill. JOHN H4iHASKELL.
Baltimore, April 90, l343.-5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

"A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Gentlemen's
a wear, consisting Of
$ summer Cassimeres, TWeeds,
Cross-barred Linens, Linen Drillings,
large assortment Of Cloths Of III colors.
Hamilton Cords, Prince Alberi Fancies,
Gambroons, Summer Cloths,
Msrseilles, herino, satin, SILK, Velvet, ana
Fancy Yesiings. warranted cheaper than they
eanbe bought 10 this nsig hsorhood or no sale,
Fine Calf Boots 81 50 so,
LeghorD, Beaver, Paris, Silk, Cashmere, and
fur Hats, from 81 90 up.
The great run for our cheap goods since We
hare opened, encourages us 10 believe that The
best policy Is now to sen FOODS yerx cbeans ma
y. fno seiss cheapest Will he sustained We
.nank our ftiends and the public, for
selves 10 c6nlinas ID sslI ~ -,
rance, 20 that our prices vii .I.ss $3.50 {.
lowest. We expect ahothet Ia ~ 49,. - ~
Come aud see n = se'Ss so7oay
HaPers-Feffy. April a0E ls4s, - 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

= - ~AA~f1( - AAO1AE - GOAAEIA IN :
WOULD say, that | have long since, s.fot
y valuable consideration,' p placed IN the pos.
session Of Mr.. ADAM YoUkG. Jr Of Harpers-
Ferry, Jefsrson county, Va. the only true and
exact copNof the original receipt for The pre-
pbration ofihe Medicine which has obtained 40
much celebrity under the name Of Lai,sbargh's
RhssrHafie Competition.
Cireumstancas have Feceutly trau.uired. wb;eh
ID my opinion render ID necessary FOR ne. a
this time, TO renew the assnrabaes heta,ofore
gwen through the columns Of the Free Press,
that Mr. Young is The onlv rESroprietor N ne Me-
dicine, and that from him Oh his agents oply.,he
genuine article Is 10 be bad.
II Is but Justice 10 MI. Young 10 say ,hat
whatever Of celebrity the article ma. have ae-
quiret updsr my name. has been through him
alone. and that he only Il authorised 10 i,se. nv
name 10 eonnection with the Medicine.
Respectfully, JOHN LIMBAUGH. y
Bolivar, April 81, Is43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
!, $40 REWARD. :

DAN AWAY on the higl, al the 18th 81 last
IL month, (April) TWO NEGRO MEN.
LINES and H.4PRIS0-N. james is a stout
negro about feet 8 OF inches high, yeIIowish
complexion, about 40 years Of age.-hsd on
grey linaey frock coat and PaBtaloons. black
Lur hatlhalf worn. Harrison IS very black S
feet or 10 inches high, had on coat and, pan
falcons 81 dark grey jeans, and white wool
hat. The shove reward viii be given for the
apprehension and delivery Of them 10 any jail,
Of IS for either Of them.
WI. HO0FF,
Near charirsiqrn, y.6srsen Co. "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
bark Wanfgd.

n I'm CORDS Of Rock OAK, and Black
A 0DO Oak Bark, wish 10 purchase this
spring. have on hand large stock Of
LE.fTHER, such as spanish SHE, Harness,
skiFtipg. Bride and Upper Leatier; Calf and
Sheep skins, which viii exchange for hides
and bark, or sell cheapfor the caah. Any who
doubt, lei them try il.
Also Morocco, Lining and Binding Skins al
ways on hand.
March SO. SAM'L KEDENOUR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
HATS, W,aTS. M.aTS.

N NHE subscriber announces 10 his friends
and ihs.public. thsshe is manufacturing
aAIS Of every style snd description, at his
2a0R, At HaFpefS- Ferry, directly opposite R.
Il porans sspreA where he keeps constantly
y nand, Ane makes 10 0-ier, The cheapest and
'Ssst Hats % b found in this neighborhood. -
ue invites al ia want Of Hats, 10 give him .
~ g Pc intends selling ektsp Jar cash, ana no
- a,.apgsgery. Al Hats manufactured b The
eneeEslgned, are warranted III all cases.
AZ kSnds Of good Fur iskea in exchange at
,s.s PRICES Also Cash will b paid Cor Otter,
JOHN SCHLAGETER.
harperssfetry, Jan. S, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
TO the PmhIic-

A.
4NH E subscriber takes his method Of return
- ing his grateful acknowledgements 10 his
friends for past favors and leave to inform them
and the public generally, thar by i prepared with
Machinery for Manufacturing
Weindoto Sash, Wndow Blinds, and
PANEL Doors,
And can furnish those in want OF such articles AZ
short notice, and at reduced pricess He has now 90
hand, large stock Of SASH oTsGfious sizes-per-
,ons wishing % build would adYgnce their work
more rapidly By purchasing s,oors blinds, and sash.
already made IN THAT being the work most trouble
some and occupying the greatest length of tme)--
TO SUCH, great bargains will begiven He isalso pre-
pared 70 contract for the
Erection of buildings.
and from his experience he asters himself tha, he
can fully satisfy the notions III the most fastidious
either for dursbility, comfort convenience or elr
gance, or for pIannesa and economy in the arrange
ment OF dwellings Persons wanting any thing in.
his line will do we'll to call at his did stand corner
Of Liberty and Charles Street, before dealing else
where. 80
II am, also prepared to put on ZINC ROOF
ING, at all times.
M D.. TDMLINSoN.
Charlestown, March g. 1915 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

- .,s IS
I HAVE just returned from The Eastern mar
1 ksts with the best and cheapest lot Of
Groceries and Dry Goods.
that has ever been offered IN this market.
am d loss % kktw Why The people Of this
place have never before had goods AZ a. low
prices as they have bson a other points, But
il IS useless 10 speak Of the Pasi, as now offer
Goods iolesr than they can be purchased any
where this1sidt Of Baltimore. Come and see
The following IS he price Of some Of the arli-
ele1J and every hing else 5 in proportion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

Al Rules h6ldenin ne CLERK, once Of he a..
cult Superior Court Of Law and chancerv for
jefferson County the 6fzl Monday ID March,
William G. Worlhiuglon and Richard Hends..
son, Trustees for Beijomin Ford ana DAME
Snyder KILLERS, and partners. under he name
and firm Of Fordk Snyder. PLfssrsrr,
be9jamio Ford and Dapiel Spydex, psrtners unds.
Samuel links aud Kesfsr Tnonnss. partners trs,I.
ing under the name aud firm Of c. ID. Kinks & ~
David Kemp and Joseph Poole, partners tra.iSc
under the name aud firm Of Kemp < Poole. San.
gsl Mcpherson, Elias ShaNs John wi. Ross nd
William Garrett Partners under the FIRM Of Rosr
4 Garrott; John T. Wiltshire, William II. Wash.
lngton, Nathaniel W. Manning. Joseph +. Abell-
George Eiehelberter, William e. Worthinsfnn
Joseph Shewalter, John Molsr, Joseph Crane
Samuel Cameron, Richard Duiieid, WIN. Grove.
SsoFgs ~; sspplngton, Thomas Rutherford.
Lewis W. Washington, William Moore, Samuel
k.denoat, Henry D. Garnhart, Adam Moler i SIN
Richardson, and Josiah w. Ware
DEFENDANTS,
IN CHagvCERT.
oHE Defendants, Charles D. Kinks, Samuel
a Kinks, KeefsF Thomas, David Kemp, 10.
sePh Poole. Elias Shaw, } ohm w Ross, Wm. Car
rotts and Samuel NJ .Pherson, not having entered
thar appearances, ind given security according 10
~ Act Of Assembly and the Rules or this
Court; and II appearing BY satisfactory evil
denee that he is not an inbabitant or this conn
Try II is ordered, That the sand Defendants ID
appear here 'on the ftth day Of the next term.
and answer the Bill Of the Plaintiffs And that
copy Of this order DO forthwith inserted ii
some newspaper published in Chsrlestown. for
two months suecessivsly, and posted al the
front door Of the Courthouse, in the said town
Of Charlestown.
A Copy--Teste,
R. T. BROWN. Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS !!
NEW DISCOVERING THE
E9s SpAIPlaa 53USI1Nisss9

4 Ne1r..s 1 q
| "A MOST Important and invaluable discovery
ZA has been made by gentleman or this city,
oJ which RewspaperS may be printed in their
present form, aud, at The same lime, capable Of
Eoeing converted al pleasure, into q Magazine
form, for preservation.
This grand improvement, which is destined 20
form a newBera in the business, eiTeclng al en-
aFe revolution in the art of printing mammoth
newspapers, will be introduced, BY. permission
OF the Paientee, into the Philadelphia Saturday
Museum, commencing mi May next
! In announcing to the frieRds Of the newspa-
per press throughout The country, discovery
which will hdd so immensely to the value or
newspapers the publishers of the SATURDAY. Mu-
scum, have, also, the proud satisfaction Of an
nounelng the complete aud Triumphant success
oil their new Family Newspaper. The liberal
patronage already secured for this new and
popular enterprise, has MI only surpassed the
most sangdine expectations, but Is entirely un-
precedenied.
Improvements IN aI,IIE MUSEUM y
IF'The Museum d now 50 fairly and firmly
established, that we feel warranted 10 making
some very extensive and important imprcrsnsn.s
BY the first Of May, we shall have completed all
our arrangements. We shall have, in the first
place, beautiful clear and bold type--In the
ne third place, we shall make an Ingenious and
novel change inthe arrangement OF The matter.
IN tho fourth place, welshalI increase our corps
ot contributors in all the various depafiments Of
Family Nficipaptr.-in the hfih place we have
secured, at high salary. The services Of EpcAR
A. Pos, ESQ.,, gentleman whose high and yer.
satile abilities have always spoken prom pity for
themselves, ard who, afterthe &rsi OF MAJ, w III
aid US IN The editorial conduct of4the journal.
The Narrative Of Townsendh journey oyer
me Rocky M1untains, p one Of The most Interest,"
ing and saluIble ever. pnbhshed, is sent to ell
new subscribers. At it, conclusion, our readers
Fill md themselves Ia possession OF work
which alone will be worth double4he subscrip-
lion 70 The Psper. We shall continue, also, Of
course, the 'Biographies1 Sketches and Pot-
trans" which are now exciting 80 uDexampIed
90 interest. With these and other features con
unued, and with the Improvements 10 eontem-
Plation, 4 remains To- beseen whether we do not
amply fahl our determination Or making The
rsIy best newspaper in Amniea
Persons wishing TO secure six thousand lsrge
octave pages Of useful, interesting, aud unex,
eeptionable reading for The select family circle,
Tor The email sum Of Two Dollars per year--be-
ing a the asionishingly low rate OF thirty pages
ior one cent, Or equivalent to one hundred md
twenty pages for four centf--should hand their
names in now
TERMS Two Dollars per annum. Three
copies for Five Dollars, OF Sixteen copies for
Twenty Dollars, is the extra inducemeni offered
al present for clubbing
THOMAS C.lCLARKE & CO,
oAee Of the Saturday Mussam, Publishers Hall,
No. Iol, Chesnnt Street, Philadelphia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

1esvkcr 0A the Hood for
CHRONIC s OTHER Disc 9.gr,.S
EXTHRTHER produced b. RIA No.
Wv from internal morbid nrs.e,s s. 81.
badly cured old disorders from The s 81
eanmels bark Sses ot (in felnales1 from the chs,
LOT life, ~ speaiied N he pamphlss '''S wv
I Price per Bottle Plat 81 So Qsisrt "a e +
ANTI sYeHILIriC STRuP. 81 rbi ~ Me.,;.,..
- in all Fenerea D5snrdersA certain rs,e5S ~.
the patient will feel himself some bst bB;s,s
Iie sssnsy-i hours Price per Bo,sle Pint 81
.aRYssINI-4 MIXTURE celebrated Ia Il.
speedy and perfect removal Of Gonoxfhtta s,fd
6lseti also cf the fearful results consequent 81
improper treatment IA benefit will be visible "a
s., pint as. s1ss
GoLD NINE d Als.aM. for Biliou. sDa Nsr-
.fR0MATlC ExTRACT.Ia glniment 9or fakf.
ges.on, GOODNESS in the Stomach, Nnmhness ~
weakness in thssIImbs, RheumAtfsm SIC FsAir
ounces So cents. half pint 81. pint 81
DEruasfElAE PoWDEIa, @. Bilious AiSac-
tons Bilious Fever. Headache, Diseases Of AZ
Ewes Sc. which Is Is De taken ID. an Res,oss.
so ee11s per box HI
LINN OINTMENT, for Piles, which ii "a NJ
applied besides the Ressorer eI
UNIVERSAL on STRENGTHENING pLs4S-
Ten Ton Dissases of The Chest. Dyspepsia, IhilAs
natory Rheumssisn, Palsy, PARALYSIS. 10. uhifk
Is ~ most allthss GASES TO be used besides The RI
storer s0csnts pershox.
BENGAL OINTMENT. Tor Tet{er. RIM
worm, Salt Rheum. Seafdhead, Eruptions OF iko
skin, and Foul Ulcers is 10 BE- applied besides
the Rsstorer Il
The RESr0REI, and all other above me,Itionttt
Medicines are Of Dr. Knhlss own discovery. sn,i
are prepared BY himself A
For = full and particular account Of Dr. Kuhis,
Medicines, their properties andnSturc zee Ir X N
Pamphlet, wherein will likewise be found lireeg
tons Tor their use, and numerous testifaoniaia.
which accompany every Medicine and may likewiaSs
be had GRATIS at the office Of Dr. X Or If his Al
gents, BY mail.
&c T Persons Wishing to pressure any fthem, win
please to slirectfher orders Win the amoupt fnnsl
psla, 70 u. \ UHL'S OrfIcE, Richmond, Vire,e.
AGENTS
IT. S. <ALGOCKE., Culneper G. IL "
JOtiN hEAD, Jf. Jeiters onton, Culpt per, Va
Fl Il. FORD, Pairfax Court. ffuuse Ias' EE
HENRY COOK, Alexandf;a. III ri
JOHN w. MILLER, WInehesfer VI III
AUGUSTUS M. CRiDLERs Dnusarsr ry.s
persvFerrys Va.
JOHN P. BROWN,
Druggist. Charlesto,oa, Jefferson county,
Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
IN O III I1[ o. 10

HEREBY notify and foFewafe all persons
~ not 10 trade for, or receive Of George Cat
lett or Joseph Yandergrift, pIprnissory noto
of ming, given to said catlett Az thejust con-
sderafion Tor said hpte has not beea receiyedby
me, therefore will mol pay said note. w i
GEORGE MATTINGLY-
MayA. l843.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
/ NegrO RoN Wanfed.

rINH 2 subscriber wishes to hire, from now I'm.
I'll Christmas, Negro Boy about l6 years
Of age. for which he VIII give a liberal hire
ne will take in payment Of debts due him fiEe
barrels Of Corn, and few bushels Of oats at
the market price, if delivered il shor. time.
RICHARD A. MoRRISs.
NAV 1912 -at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

G5NWM KNABE is now at Mr.. Carter's Ro
tel in Charlestown, and will remain there for
about two weeks, where be will be happy 10
receive orders He will sell new PIANOS
from $500 20 as low as 5000; second hand ones
from $3.50 10 $50; and he has with him supply
Of GUITARS and FIOLL.NiS, which be " i'll sell
very low He respectfully invites call.
Nav H. lS43-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18

lDBs 90 10 TUANR0
ID EsPECTFULLY offers his Professional
: ~ Services 10 the citizens Of Charlestown
and its ticinity.
ekoficsIone door west Of James j. MiIIer's
store.
Chariestown. April 90. 1919 --6ma
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
NEW & CHEAP

|. CASH STORE 3 /.
sTNaE subscribers respectfully inform theif
i friends anSihe public generally, that thew
have associated themselves III tbe Mercantile
business. and opened Dry Goods Store il
Smithfeld, with 40 entire stock or
.Neic and Fashionable Goods, then being
of The rery latest styles.
We have just received from the Eastern Mar
keis az extensive and judicious selection Of
Spring e. Summer Goods.
which We are selling st reduced prices, and
would say 70 our friends and the public that
they vould do. well By giving us . call. Weare
Offering muslins at the following reduced rales
1-s brown muslin 81. rs bleached do 81,
~ do do 7, A. do do 8,
So % 40 H. "a do do 10,
And all oiher goods 10 the same proportion.
THOMAS LOCK & co.
s.nishfeI5. April 10. 1876.
aYoE's HORSE POWDER. for sale By
- May. JH BEARD 4 co,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-18
Court Of the United States for
the Western District of Virginia,
at Dtdunt07l.
IN nANLY DTIDrrsy

r Ut tDLuUILUII. a
IN BANKRUPTCY.
MIoTlCE to Creditors and all others con-
IL cerned in interest, to shew cause against
the Petition Of
Frederick A. Briseoe, of jefferson county, for
a discharge from all his debts and a certificate
thereof, on the lst day OF August next %
William A: B. Welsh, Of Berkeley county for
dischargegfron all his debts and a cerli6catc
thereof, oo the lAt day Of August next.
Thomas Strider,r Of Jefferson county, for 4
discharge ofall his dsbts and a certificate there
Of, on the LIST daS Of Augustnsxt.
i NIcH's K. TROUT,