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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-09

4 espoadent Of the Boston Posi-, says that
not less than loo patents have been taken out
Tor improvements Ia The churning of butter
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-09

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE, Russell Evans.
son of Mr.. Jos. r. Evans. merchant OF Phila-
deipha committed suicide on Monday night. II
seems that ne came home from political NEE
ting, about 10 O'Clock. greatly excited, retired TO
his bed room, and taking off his coat, threw him
self on the bed, drew a loaded pistol from his
pocket, and deliberately pointing the muzzle OF 1t
his head, drew the trigger aud fired, blowing
off the top Of his head and scattering the brains
upon the bed and the surrounding furniture. lie
died instantly Ills wife and her nurse were
sitting IN the bedroom at The time. The nurse
saw him take The pistol from his pocket, but d'd
not think that he was about 10 commit selt-de :
struction. a. he the habit OF dischafglng
pistols in his bed room. He was 80 years old,
and has left wife and three children to mourn
his untimey end. II is supposed that he was
partially insane.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-09

MADAnE D. ARIsMoNr Fanny Virgin lives
IN Cincinnati, aud is building herself splendid
eetae sbncnt.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-18
--1'-i 1s-sa'
4 MISCELLANY.
CUREFOR THE AGUE.
ny H, r. ADDISON.

4
In no country on earth is the agu,
felt with greater violence than in In
dla. Heaven help the unfortunate
person whom it attacks! Nothing but
a trip to Europe will shake it off; and
even that sometimes fails to establish
a permanent cure. Once visited by
this dreadful malady, the unfortunate
sufferer seldom escapes without sew
cral returns, even though years clapse
between the intervals of the paraly
zlng disorder. The native who sees
a white man thus affected sincerely
believes that he is SO tortured by a
devil that has taken up his abode
within his person, and consequently
recommends him to try every sort Of
charm, to scare the demon away.
The English doctor, when consulted,
is sure to prescribe sea-voyage as
the best chance of recovery. once
knew lady who was martyr to this
horrible, this torturing complaint. 1t
had attacked her just as she was
slowly recovering after her confne-
ment. She applied to her physician,
who ordered her instantly to return
to Europe. The Brahmin who hap
pened to be on her domain at the
time, laughed at the remedy, declar-
ing that 'sunless Master Debbil him
chose to fly away, change Of air no
good" The lady's husband explain
to the Hindoo priest thai ne looked
upon him as goose. He shook the |
doctor by the hand (for he was an ex-
'ellent husband) and Immediately be-
gan to prepare for his wife's depart
Ire.
ltunluckily SO happened, however,
hat the disorder had arrived at such
height that Mrs. had not been
'ble to move from, or almost an, her
'ed for weeks. 1t was therefore de-
ermsned that she should wait until a
ull in her pains permitted her reno
al to the boat, which was to convey
Ter on board the FIRST ship Of the sea-
on returning to Europe. |,
Now, as ladies who have long re-
ided in India are considered far more ,
elicate in their tastes and habits than ,
he rosy nymphs who have passed. /
heir days in northern climates, Mr.. !
- began to lay in astock ofwhat
; styled private store, consisting of /
atabes and drinkables of the most 6
ainty description, for the use Of his :
rife; not but that he knew the lv- i
ng OH beard a hopeward- bound m-lh
iaman to be luxurious beyond des- q
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-18
LIyrnPooL cLAsslTroArIor

oo"AN since our last report, fair dpeyo
" activity mas continued to prevail in tbe rna I,
NY 'ot ulls article, the demand beiny obina,
i'o0 me western trade; the sales of he q da !,
eunounsius TO about 500hhds, at prices rangi1o
moLAssEs. This article has been sold =,
nigh as ia a IA cts. since our Ia 81 h., ~ =
~ w G.'i'as Yesterday morning caused il again
TO decline to 10 l3i cts.
LAeD'-1here has been an unaccountabl. fall
ing OH IN the demand for Lard, and price. ba >.
IN consequence declined. We now ouote nrin,o
ear IN kegs 81, barrels 81 a5I
WHIskEY.-Fhere has been rather be,tey
ieelng IN the market for whiskey, during The mast
iew Gays, with sight Improvement in priocs
we quote Il 10 as the going rates, al which
holders are firm. - WIN
BACoN.--There is but yerv liobt demand 10.
oaccn' ana the stock of both city smoke & West
erh Is on the Increase the current rates for ham,
c'S., canVa2sed cts, sides 3 81 cts
DAGGlNG RoPE.-There is little or no de-
mah1 Tor these articles, and prices are merely no.
mnai; kentucky bagging liz Ia cash. I21 a
io1 Oh Time. India 10 ID cash and time. Ken.
lucky rope Al 9 cts. cash and on time.
SoFFEE. TIE demand has been good this
week ana The stocks are reduced. la quotations
we make no alterations, re,narking that prices
are very stiff; 8 to 81 cts, Rio II to 81 cts.
Laguayra 8 to 81 cts.
oALT'-Since our last we notice sales from
.hiP-ooard ofabout 5000 sacks Liverpool AZ 81
OF coarse and ST Is a ST. 20 for fine.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-18
LOUISVILLE MESSENGER,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EygnY
SATURDAY MonNlSo, ny
John j. Thompson

TEHMs.--TWO DOLLARS pei
annum, 10 advance, or THREE, al
the end ofthe year.
ADVERTISEMENT will be inserted
at the rate Of 81 % per square for
the first insertion, and so cents for
each week therealter-ten lines or
less, constituting u square. The num-
Der Of insertions required, must be
marked OH the margin of the manu-
script, or they will be inserted till
forbid, and charged accordingly.
All Advertisements from q distance.
must be accompanied with the CASH
or they will not be inserted.
Announcing candidates for office
will be S5 for county oflices-$lo
for state ofices-in advance.
YEARLY Advertisements inserted
on reasonable terms.
Postage must be paid on all letters
connected with the Office, to ensure
attention.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-18

her own icolIugs had yielded, & pain
had lled, overcome BY a molhcr's fond
affection.
Mr." a. lived many years happily,
aud hoolthily In India after his oc.
euircocc, and ate and drank her sea.
stores on Eastern land. As 10 her
child, he grew up TO bless hi, parent,
and write this sketch.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-18
z 1InnnHorAl..
NLw ORLEANS riuCE CURRENT
(Coucctc4 Ucehiy)


h1uHbAY, March 4, is45.
notroN'.-on "Wednesday The market oponod
ag'l, The sales not esoeading 1000 bnles, and on
Ihui1ay, NE same nmonm was sold ye.te,day
myers aud sellers were tiled Of waiting n, The
European nows 10 the 4th jan, and 1000 +. 10.
ehangsd bends, Al slight decline IN Tho lo,v and
mluul' qualities. We do not alter our qnotat, ~
oul walt lhe action ofthe expected news on ,7,e
market IN The next few days. '" "a
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-18
ALL KIND OF
JOB
Work done at short notice.

WOTk uOne at snort nOtlCC.
Sheriff's, Clerks, Justices and
D Constable's Blank Writs constantly
on hand, and for sale on reasonable
|. terms.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-18
BLANKS,

Ofevery description, neatlyexesu-
ted at this OFFICE,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-18
". ORLEANS RAG MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY, FROM THE
"PICAYUNE."

Exchange on England, at sight,-pr
Do do 60 days, II 2 prm
DO Paris, 60 days 5f6Oa 5f62
Do New York, at Sight : - adds
Do New York, so days, 4a4s dis,
Do Boston, at sight --a2 dis.
Do Boston, 60 days 4a4i dis.
Do Philadelphia, atsight-a2 dis.
Do Philapelphia, 60 days 4a4a dis
Do Baltimore, at sight --a2 dis.
DO Baltimore, 60 days 4a4a dis.
U. States Treasury Notes, par al pr.
Sovereigns S4 S4aS4 81
Spanish Doubloons SIG OOaSl6 Is
Patriott do SIS 50aSl5 625
American Gold $3.50 aal prem.
30 franc pieces SO S01S3 90
Mexican Dollars - par.
Half Dollar par.
Dimes par.
NEW ORLEANS CITY BANKS.
Bank of Louisiana, pays specie.
Gass Bank pays specie.
Mechanics u Traders, pays specie.
Union Bank pays specie.
City Bank pays specie.
Louisiana State Bank > pays specie
Carrollton Bank pays specie.
Canal Bank pays specie
Commercial Bank - 25a3O dis.
Consolidated Bank : 30a35 dis.
Citizens Bank 30a33 dis.
Improvement Bank 65a70 dis.
Exchange Bank 55a6o dis.
Bank Of Orleans ~ 55a6O dis.
Atchafalaya Bank 75aS0 dis.
Com. Bank, Natchez, c'Y) ,oo,s
on Merchants Blk N. O5 500 oi''
NOTES OF THE MUNICIPALITIES.
Municipality No. One 2oa25 dis
Municipality No. Two 33a3S dis
Municipality No. Three 70a75 dis |
UNcURRRNT MONEY. disc'nt.
United States Bank Notes 5Oa55
Ala. State Bank & Branches 2la23
Planters Blk p. N. Natchcz, 6oa63
Agricultural Post Notes 45a5o
Grand Gulf 65a7O
Mississippi Union Bank --- sOaS5
Com. & r. r. Blk, Vicksburg, S7a9o
Georgia Banks uncertain.
Virginia & South Carolina - lad
WESTERN BANKS. disc'nt.
Cincinnati Banks las
Ohio Country Banks 5alo t
Kentucky Banks - par a
Indiana Banks lac a
State Bank Of Illinois 6Oa62 /
BANK of Illinois, Shawneetown, 6Oa62 t
Tennessee Banks las i
Arkansas Banks 60a65 v
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-18
svIIlc, winston 90, Miss. Saturday, March IS, 1913

tflplion, mud ~ unlike l!io coarse
feeding Ia A. outward.bound vessel
as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09

Mother, our Sal has had a III, "A.
zwhats "A fh %, murder. did you
say fit r. Yes. dad bought her b new
pair Of shoes, and they ft her sdat,ly.'
Sam, bflng me 10 some wood this minitp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09
NOTICE To EARNEERS.

H AYING made change ID my business al
II The POTOMAC MILL near Shepherds
town, and BY agreement placed the whole mann
agement and control intp the hands Of Mi.
WILLIAMS BuFLER, EDwARb Lucas, and JosEPH
McMuRkANS who will see thai every Farmer, or
any other '7erson having Wheatto grind, shall
have their dues promptly 81
Having declined purchasing Wheat for the
present, we will grind upon, the most favorable
terms possible, being able 10 make from
.EigbtgtO one Hundred Barrels Of Flour,
Per day, which will enable us 10 grind. the
Wheat nearly as FAST as i I>comes in this season
Of the year. Having nadeenga fer q
prompt supply Of empty barrels weekly, there
shall be no delay Oh our part and we hope thai
ourfrisnas will find II to their interest 10 grind
rather IRAN SELL We VIII give for every hun
.dred bushels of Wheat weighing sixty pounds
to the bushs, twenty barrels Of Flour, and
twelve hundred pounds Of 0fal. 0ne-fourth
| OF this 10 be ship-stdG. or find the barrels for
the etfal--aad still being more DESTROYS TO in
duce our1fiendste grind their Wheat, we will
further give for eyery3hundred bushels of Wheat
clear Of all 9Th (snth as cheat, cockel, rye,
garlic, or smut snd3weighing sixty pounds 10
the ,bdshe, twenty one barrels Of Flour, and the
abeye named quantity Of odal the farmer to
furnish his own sarrels,gor II found b. u.s. 70
ply for the sataeI il a reasonable time. We
viii standthe Inspection for all Flonr made by
us either ii Baltim 9re or she District. We will
further state that Flour cBa be delivered from
here 10 George:own~for twenty-five cents per
barrel carthage 5H
We viii furnish any OF our customers with
Plaster, Salt, SC. upon the most reasonable
terms. !, GEORGE. REYNOLDS
II INV 81 IaIa "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09
IN CH.a.NcERY.
EXrRANTL-

| A ND under the foregoing principles, tn
sSeA Court doth adjudge, order, and decree
that this case be referred 70 Edward E. Cooke
commissioner of this court, to sxsmne stat,
and settle +he sccountS between the pagties il
the Following manner;
| lst The commissioner will report the balance
/ due 10 the compainants on account Of their pay
uIenisi 10 the United States in the Bill and pro
ctedings mentioned, after crediling Ethereon Ia,
proceeds Of the sale Of the land OF William
Price Craighill, deceased, as shewn in the pro
ceedings in this cause, and The balance due L
/ the estate of said Craighill from the complain.
emf Grove, as administrator Of saidBCraighill a:
stated and Settled by fnsId decree or this Court
in the case lately depending therein, brought By
THE heirs and distributes of said William p
Craighil, sgsinst said administrator.
And 81. That he examine, state; and settle
the account Of Richard Williams, administration
Of John Griggs, deceased, and report whether
The said estate i'd the hands Of said adraiqistra-
tor il solvent, and sufficient 10 pay the sliquoi
part Of said ,decedent, as one Of the suretes d
said William p. CraighiH, deceased
81 10 The event Of The sulIiciency of the estate
OF said Grfggs as aforesaid, then The commits
sioner win apportion The balance due toI The
complainants aforesaid, equslIy, amongst The
solvent co-securities, aforesaid, ct lheirirepre.
sentaiiYes, parties hereto, viz: The admins,
itrator and heirsaof William vestall. DECEASED
the administrator and heirs of Nathaniel Craig,
hill, deceased, the said administrator Of Jphp
Griggs, deceased, and The complsinants.
aih In the eventofahe insuffciency or insol-
vency Of the estate Of said Griggs, then the
commissioner shall ,spportion the balance Due
the eomplanants as aforesaid, smohgstttte par,
ties aforesaid, excluding the administrator 81
said Grfggs.
And 5th. The commissioner will also state 40
amount Of The rents and profits ofithe lands ot
said Vestall,. after deducting the necessary and
proper repairs aud Improvements, which were
sold by the Marshal OF the United States and
purchased BY thereon plainsnts. whilst the same
were 10 possession 4Af The complainanis or those
claiming under them, and deduct the same from
the amount apportoned as aforesaid, 10 lbe
heirs and representatives, Of said yesial Aud
that he. inquire and report the value, aud the
annual SaFde Of said land, and Of any other de-
scended 10 1.-The heirs of said yestall And that
he report all matters specially deemed pertinent
by himself, or which,be may be required to report
by any Of said parties, ard make report thereof
10 this Court in order TO final decree, SC sc
A coPy-Teste.
ROBERT r. BROWN, elerk.H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09
Colds, Coughs, splitting OF Blood,
bronchitis, DifnCalty Of Breath
Ing, Asthma, Pain I'm the Side,
Breast and Chest, WhOOpIng
Cough, Group, and all DIS
eases OF the liver and


H,T is a well knowTfaci chat ConsumptioR de-
siroys more haplan lives than any other dis
ease on record. 50 great has beeh The destruc-
lion throughout the uniiel States within the
last year, ending January lsl, 1912, that
Up,raras of 1900 persons died teith
This insdious disease in one year, Shocking !
Were we NOT aware that tits fact has been care
fully aseettsined from therecords Of mortality,
we could not credit the assertion. We behold
its fatal ravages in families al afoundsls, ga.
theriug il is cherries embrace a friend from
every circle, and casting gloom aud darkness
over liy place Of visitation Those occular de-
onstfaiions must certainly convince all that no
time should Be spared 10 preceding medicine
Immediately to arrest ny fatal progress before
il be too late.
Therefore you who aresaillicted with the first
symptoms6f Consumptlye or Pulmonary ma
ture, delas moi ID using Or. Duncsn's Expecto4
rant Remedy !; il is certain TO eradicate and re-
move from the system ting first evil seed Of Con-
sumption and win also restore 10 perfect
health mary of those who have long been con-
fined 10 the sick chamber given up as incurable,
for the want d a proper Medicine. Agents
from all parts pc the United States speak Of the
wonderful effects of this Great Discovery in the
Healing Art, for rescuidg thousands from the
cold and silent grave.
Mole. Tie sboye Medicine is a pure vegeta-
bic preparation, very pleasant 70 the taste, and
suitable toIuse under any CIRCUMSTANCES. Full
directions sc are described in a Pamphlet ac-
ompaRyiRg the Medicine.
Always ask, for Dr. DuncaD's Expectorani
Remedy, and, DO not be persuaded To- use any
other until You give i, fair trial.
All genuine has on the envelope representa-
tion of Hope, in the form Of the above plate.
Caution: There are some persons that sell
the above Medicine guilty of recommending
some trash Of ;heir own stewing, or that which
they buy for 4 trihe, and oierit in the place oil
Dr.. Duncsn's. This they do to speculate at the
expense and The health of those who are NOT o1
their guard. Purchasers be careful of these
request
SJ-Price One Dollar per Bottle, or Six for IS
Principal Office, No. 10, Nc, Eighh
Street, PHILADELPHIA. Also, By
j. H. Boards co.
Charlestown. Dec Is. 1912. f'-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09
CERTIFICATE

The undersigned having in 4se ifoI soms time
past Hhlhassay' 5 Hol-kIr .Cook ihg Stoves, do
most ckeerfully reoemmend them 10 TIE public
As being the ulest TsAuabie stove extent. The
many good qgalitiesASxhich are attached 10 u,
can be -discerned st once, even before III use
Their utility consists inthe fact thai They do
not consume as much wood as other stoves, and
9Jl Parts Of il ea9 be- occupied 1.-THE same Ting
1io baking, cooking, boiling, roasting and wash
Ing. Wetake pleasure in recommending the
shove stove ID the public, as wei are convinced
that they. require much less wood aud labor
than is generally required, andil is decidedly
the besl article ofthe kiid We have ever seen,
We will eheeffully show ne stose to any who
may tiink proper 70 cali aaI examine il. *
JAMES ], MILLER.
n THOMAS A. MOORE,
~. II. sTRAlTH,
IN GARTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09
VIRGINIA. to wit:

AT Rtlfes holden lnthe Clerk,sOfice of the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
Jefferson County the first Monday I'M January,
1913: 4tSa
f'h,istlan Keener, RLA,snrr,
/ AGAINST
John p Fitzgerald aud RichardaB Fitzgerald part
nsfs under the name and firm Of j. B. Fl1gs-
raid & cenrpanyj ahd George B. Stephenson a,sd
Fcntain Beekha'n, late partners under The name
dna fem Of Stephenson s, Beekha,n, and the said
George 3. Stephenson and Fontain Beekham, Ill
their indiriduai capacities DEFENDANTS, !.
IN C.H.4.N-CERY.
Z HE defendants John 3. Fitzgerald, and Richard
b. Fitzgerald, not having entered theirzap-
pearsnce aaa given security accordingto the act Of
assembly andthe rules OF this COURT and it appear
tng BY satisfactory esidsaee thai they are not nha
bitants Of this cophtry Ills ordered, That The sais
defendapls do appear here the LIST day Of the ne.
term, and answer the bill oFlhe plaintiff; and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Charlestown, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
Of the court house n the SAID town of Charestown.
AGopy-T este, \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09
cbarles,own Jan. 265 1919

91-Tbe tuderisgeedhas IN use one % Hath
away's Cooking sioses, and considers il far su.
periotllo any ether that Nc has ever seen Or
used All culinary operstions Dan be going on
al The same tiGe tbst Ghe oyen Is used for bak
ing. There ID a decided saving or labot, time.
and fuel ttrus combining 10 he housew lie What
several fires and servants would be reqqired 10
DO. The saving in fuel renders il matter or
economy--it requires but trial TO ensure
purchase. Persons desiring 10 see the Stove in
operation can be gratifed 3by calling st uy
house, where am testing practically ils utilay.
HIN. GALLAHER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09
STARTLING IEACTS.


! gfiudredzof ehillrsa AID sdalts ere lost yearly
visS surnis, hen s9rae gfheresgse has been SUP.
pRssd 20 De the trne aue.<
I tits skimitted BY sllJdecloss lh4t scarce man
woEaan OF child exits but visit arp sooiief 81 1atsE
tlpll,led with worFs and 10 hundreds or eases sat
q relate supposed fever searatana, cold. Or some
olt,yr silins. aries af theiowers Of the human
lstIfiy While in truth they die lot Worms and
thee eoulIhsye been eradirated Hn a day, BY the
uiepf bottle Of Kolmsiock's Vtrmfoge, 1t ths
cassof 4 q1mter OF dollar
flow sIekeninS the thought that- these things
sho)lj be--and who can eyer forgive themselves Tot
not trying this Worm ExterminHtor, when they
ka6is that even Tf the ease was NOT worms, this re-
aiedy could not By any possibilitydo hurt-but ~
ways gootFs - purgsIve--let the disease be what
l;Toayf How. important then Tor use il, and who
w,l dare take the responsibility 10 do without il
Let every parent thtts not brute, ask themselves
Ilis question ii truth anil soBerness.
n Mr. J. G. RIS6oIb had child very sick for near
~ weeks, and attended BY a physician, without
tdieg, when Kqlmst0cks Fer1Rifiske WIS gisen, and
nkx day more than forty worms Iere passed, when
IeBehild recovered rapidly u "
For sale al the Drug 9tozes Of
R BEARD & CO.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09
# ATTENTION.
ne CHEAPEST GOODS eper

+ offered IN Harpers-T Ferry.
THE undersigned continues tp receive from
1 their Agent in Baltimore NEW GOODS
EVERY WEEK and have just added ID their
stockih following articles which they can and
will sell lower than The lnwest a general as
sortment OF fine, English Cloths, Cassimeres, and
Sattinsts. Winter Yestings, beautiful patterns,
Fur, Cloth, Worsted, Hair and Velvet Gaps,
Boots. Shoes, AMI Hats ofeveF5 description,
Colored and White Canton FlanneIs,
Very cheap Wo9Ilen do E
English, French and German Merinos.
A beautiful assortment OF Mousllnde Lane, and
Cashmere de Lane,
Extra heavy Brown MusIIns 81 in. wide Scents,
Thread and Linen Edgings. and fnsertings
Bonnet silks and Yeisets, Trimmings,
Cotton Chain, all numbers,
400 yaEds CfRshfof Towels,
Bird Eye Diaper. Danask Table Linen, ia,
l2-4 Linen Sheetlng,
A general assortmenSof Shawls,
quantty of C4Iicoes, handsome and cheap,
Beautiful figured Silks, &c. &c.
The public and our friends are respectfully
invited ip call shh see The articles above men
toned. we know they win give general salts
action. a ST g w HOLLAND
! Jan, u, 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09
VIRGINIA. TO wit:
Lr cHaNCERY,.

FHsHE defendant, Jacomiah Seaman, not hayine
enteredsh appearances, and given security
accofoing g. tac AcI Oh Assembly and the rules,
Of this Court and it appesting BY satisfactory
esiushSo W. ne = not an lnna0ilant oil this
country n = otasred, Inat The said defendant
term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff snd
that copg'of This order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in Charlestdwn
for two months successfully, and posted a ths
front door Of the Courthouss il he said town
OF Charlestown.R rs -
ACopy-Teste.
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
Aug. 10, fS43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09

51oHN lB PACKETT has now in store lasge.
- and very general stock Of fresh GROCE-
RIES, cheaper BY far than any offered in this
market this sseson He can sell good brown
Sugars, al 5, =, 3, 3 end 10 eents-goOd Coffee
at TO- bestdo ~ l2t-.0rleaps Moiasses, real
y good, 37a And every thing else in the Gro
Gerry line 10 suit the times.
Dec 8, 1912. ~ II 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-09
Selling or (,Ilean !.

Am receiving almost daily, some addition Ia
ny steek, which enables me to offer al ali
INES something new and seasonableE s 4 81
selling Il the most astonishing low prces ~.
cash. andsthose who deal ii this ,vavl w;ls A.
y their interest 10 give me an early call.
zee Z, 1857 ] MILLER.
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