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NOTICE.
To Farmers and Others.

TINE subscriber, under the superintendence OF A. w.
l. wider mas his machinery all Ieftled IN the best pos
sibIe manner for CARDING OF W03tA and ORES
SING OF CLOTH and also for the manufacturing OF
wool into cloth shares the yard those interest
ed Frs raie and skltn hands employed in
the various Departments for the making Cloth and those
who wish their wool manufactured will prompt at
tenon Prices for Cadirg and Cloth Dressing will be at
the LOWEST PRICES for work done we'll
1t is unnecessary 10 recommend Mr.. Wilder good
cOther he has ong been known in his profession, and
always gwen general satisfaction.
Those wishing work in the above line will please call.
FL. N. SAYL1ES.
Village of Montpelier, May l, ls43 07-9m
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A CERTAIN CURE

for humors, scrofula piles, eresipeIas, salt
rheum, scald-head. and oil diseases arts
ing from inpurity of the blood
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@. RossIE, which lies in the most --><Ss>
western part of the County and where the sale of Land
for several years past had been suspended remarkable
for its LEAD MINES and Iron WORKS; the latter of
which are IN almost continual operation, aOrdng the set
tiers frequent opportunities ofengagng in lucrative employ
ment in The various departments Of labor and industry
nected with those establishments and, consequently, very
mode of paying for land.
HAMMOND adions Rosie on the Northwest. This
town noted for raising very fine WHEAT sure and ad
vantagsaus market for which almost readily to be
found at the Ogdensbug Touring mills Hero too
facilities Of paying for land the as in Rosie.
PARIsuvILLE, which lies the eastern part Of the
county is extensively settled Of the settlers having
paid for their land IN grain cattle and labor, which acl-
Tvs still oblainable.
MArILDAvILLE hes directly south of Parshviie, is far
less settled than but the easy mode of paying TO
iaad obtains here also.
The soil othose towns generally good either for grain
grass aud country can be better wacred The great
aclt, Of transporting tic market Of Montreal by
communication. gives value the products and man
uactures Of this country surpassed in any other The
saving OF time and expense the farmer who resides IN
the vicinity of great outlet the River Saint Law
must be obvious and also be the advantages
which this country possesses others whose distance
from market affords little real reward to labor indus
tIy
For more particular information respecting those lands,
address the agents in charge MIR David w Baldwin,
at Rosie, and Mr.. James A Sawyer at Parshvle 10
the subscriber at Ogdensbulgh.
GEORGE PARISH.
Ogdensburgh, ST. Lawrence Co Jan. B, 1913. 92t
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watches. JcWeIry. &c.

Watches. Jcwelry, &c.
TTNOWN e. WITHERELL, one door west OF
Il the Village Hotel, Montpelier, VI. Manufacture
and SELL who 'esaIo and retail, Chased and plain
RINGS and car ornaments, Watch Seals, Keys and
Chains, Guard Chairs, Miniature Settings, Gold
Spectacle Bows etc. Thy will make all Jewelry,
to any pattern desired. They have on hand large
stock, comprising ich and extensive ossoTt-
men than ever before offered in this market, of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, MUSICAL INSTRU-
MENrS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
which the public invited to call and examine for
themselves. Their supply consists in part OF
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LECT! 1t has been observed by visitors from
ali other countries, well as bypersons Of the best
cultivated taste in this, ihat in country is there
a greater share OF female beauty and excellence than
IN this city. Yet, while The shoe fuer dress.maker
gilt to man. pai appears almost totally neglect
cd-TGIE HAIR How frequently do The ravages
Of disease lay waste Jhe delicate form OF the fair and
beautiful, aud though restored again 10 health, yet
these flowing locks which once adorned their heads
fall off, and never again fS;g.. 70 their original
beauty. II is inconceivabe how any person, mole
especially lady, can manifest so much neglect 10
this point, when "A "NEVER FAILING RENE
EDY" can be obtained by calling at No. 20, South
HAIR TONIC, which wi perfectly restore this
only neg lecled part of The female Ornament,
WHAT'S a dollar or Two TO complete the GROWING
point oil female beauty For sale by L. P. Walton
4 Sons. OF
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A BARKER'S COUGH SYRUP,-a new and
IA. unrivalled remedy for all Pulmonary affections
which, far as il has been tested, has given q
general satisfaction than any Other medicine in
use. For sale wholesale and retail, by S. p, RED
FIELD Oct IA
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ADALD HEADS and HARD HEADS frequently
I'D rnte in the same individual that is, persons
preds posed early Badness apt be firm, and
too often self-willod and stubborn. Jaync's HAIR
TONIC is tho very thing for removing the first, but
what Influence it may have the latter remains 10
be tested by Experience. Is il not, however, worthy
of a trial. Ladies who have husbands possessing
either Bald Hard Heads, are invited 10 make a
liberal application OF this Tonic 70 the heads Of their
lords and il il do not make Them more flexible and
mana gebble will at least restore their HAIR and aed
much TO the comfort and beauty OF the gentleman.
Prepared only at No. 90, South Third street, Phlla-
dephia. For sale by E. p. WALTON SONS,
Montpelier, w.
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REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
TYPE.
JOHN r. WHITE,

TYPE FOUNDER, No 45 Gold Street. third door
| from Fulton Street New York has on hand an univ
lied assortment Of Printing Type, Ornaments, Borders
Rules &C. Of the best metal and cast from original matf-
cos The tcnuta,ion of this Foundry Is well known
throughout the country and he determined TO sell at the
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Gold, Gait, Steel and Plated Watch Trimmings
chased add plain Ornaments; warranted gold Beads,
silver Spoons silver plated and Britannia ware sill
yer plated Snufiere and Trays; Spy-elasscs OF all
kinds, pocket Compasses, Thermometers; Pocket
books and Wallets, gilt 4 steel purse clasps. CUT
LERY--n large assortment Rodgers celebrated pen.
knives, various kinds; q variety Of superior polished
Scissors silver Bntter-kniSes and Creawers Per-
cussion Caps; silver and steel Specacles and Eye
glasses, open top silver and steel Thmbles, silver
penciI.cases bead Purses e. Bags, gold neck chains,
stay-rngs, splrit-eve Walls Rodgers superior Eng.
fish Razors, Razorsirops, twcezers, hair, tooth, and
nail Brushes shaving. boxes, Cologne, otto of rose,
lavender, fancy Soaps, shaving mirrors, stripping pen
ellis gold and silver leaf, cut class smelling bottles,
China vases some very neat ST yles plated bell-ra
lies, emery cushions, screw do, spoo-stands, etc
Also a good assortment of EIGHT DAY TIME.
PIECES, wooden Clocks, etc which will be sold al
a very small advance from cost.
They would say TO the pnblic that in consequence
OF the large amount of siiverware made and sold by
them they induced to reduce their retail prices
Any person wishing 10 purchase will do well to give
them call before purchasing elseW here.
iITSClocks s. Watches of every description care.
fully repaired and warranted Cash paid Tor old gold
and silver. Montpelier Village, Oct. lS42-T
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JOSHUA EORGE'S ESTATE.


TINE Subscrbes having been appointed by the Hon.
/ orable Probate Court for the District OF Randolph
commissioners to receive, and ad just all claims
and demands of all PERSONS against the estate Of JOSHUA
GEORGE, late of Washington, in said district, deceased,
represented nsolyca and the term Of SIX months from the
9th day Of May le43 allowed by said Court 10 the creditors
of said deceased, exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us-Do give notice that will attend TO The
duties of appointment the dwelling house Of Obadiah
E. George in Washington said district the third day
of July and October inst at o'clock afternoon each
of said days.
Washington, May 9Th, 1913.
HALL BURGIN, Commits
JACOB p. BOYNTON, sOners
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D.F. WEYMOUTH, Register.

r indOIph District, IS; w,amsown; within and
for said District, the 10Th day OF May A D l843
DHoDA GOODRICH and Horace Goodrich admnistra-
II the Of Ezekiel Goodrich late Of Chel.
sea in said district deceased, makes application to said
Court 10 extend the time heretofore allowed him TO pay
the debts due from said and settle their admnlsra
ton ccount until future day-Whereupon, it is or.
dered by sad court that said application be heard
Probate office in Washington the Sd day Of June next
and is further ordered that notice hereof be given the
creditors Of said esa'e and TO all others concerned by
publishing the substance of said application and orders
er, least three weeks successfully before the time
afo esaid appointed for the hearing Of said application
BY the Court,
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Marshfod, May 9Th A ID 1913

STATE OF VERMONT, ; In Probate Court holden a,
for said district, The 10th day Of May A ID l8i3
nZRo HURLBUT, administrator on the estate of
" Thomas S. Hurbut, late of Mortified in sad district
deceased makes application said court 10 extend the
estate and settle his administration account, until some
future day,-Wheeupon it is ordered by said Court that
said application be heard at the Probate Office in Mont
pelie the 9th day Of June l843 and is further ordered
that notice hereof be given the creditors Of SAID estate
and TO all others concerned by publishing the substance Of
said application and orders thereon in the Vermont Watch
man and Journal printed at Montpelier, least three
weeks successfully before the time aforesaid appointed for
the hearing Of said application.
BY the Court,
% Attest. LYMAN BRIGGS. Il enisler.
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90 " 49, WEYMOUTH, Register.
LOAMMI sPRAGUF,S EsTATE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honor
orabe the Probate Court for the District Of Washing.
ton, commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the Of
Loammi Sprague, late Il Marslfed in said district, de
ceased represented nsolyenJ, and the Of months
from the 9th day of May l943 allowed by said Court
the creditors Of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us,Do give notice that
will attend the duties Of our appointment at The dwelng
house of Roxana Spague Marshfeld the last sutur.
days of June and October o'clock afternoon each
Of said days
GEO. w WEST, }Commis-
JABEZ l., CARPENTER, sionefs.
Marsh6cld, May 9Th, d 1913 90
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STATE OF VERMONT, AT Il Probate Court holden
District Of Randolph, ! at Wlllamstown, in aud
for said district on the 10th day Of May A d ls43
Present, Hon. John Colby. Judge
NNTHEN Rhoda Goodrich and Horace Goodrich ad-
w minsrators the estate of Ezekiel Goodrich, late
of Chelsea said district, deceased presented their petit
ton in writing for license sell much of the real
of said deceased shall amount to hundred and fifty
dollars for the purpose Of paying the debts due from SAID
estate -Whereupon it is ordered thai said petition be
heard Probate Court 10 be held at the Probate Office
Washington the third day of June next and that all
pei concerned be notified by publishing the Substance
of this order in the Vermont Waterman and State Jou nal
printed at Montpelier three weeks sucressvey
be- that they appear and show cause fanv they
have, why such license should not be granted.
BY the Court
90 d. f. WEYMOUTH Register,
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for approved paper at months or at per cent es ot
cash .
Wood Type, Printing Ink Presses Cases. Gaoys, Bass
Rule Composing Sticks Chases. and other printing mate
rails furnished al the lowest prices.
Printers Of newspapers who publish this advertisement
with this note, three times bcfoe the LIST c July, lsi3
and send one Of tie papefs IT, the foundry will be ened
payment of thsn bill buying three times the amount
of
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NOTICE.
THE subscriber having purchased Of Isaac Tyson Jr the
l. notes book and property Of the Tyson Fur
Agency at Montpelier, all persons are requested 10
cali Immediately and make payment him on demands
due the concern and close open accounts.
prompt settlement will save cost
AUGUSTUS HAVEN.
Montpelier, May Is43. U1-6w.
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NEW GOODS.
SPRING GOODS, 1913,
N r. w GOODS.
VERY CHEAP!

baldwin, SCOTT CO. are now receiving
ID large supply Of NEW aud SEASONABLE
GOODS, which were bought very low, and will be sold
CHEAPER THAN EVER 0S
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~ subscriber. al iou. % snploy Ii. lin,
= Hevsntageouslys i Indeed 70 ofsr .' ~
qs..sfes 70 the publ|c 10 he csnao;rv - 5. |.
teaene. 81 Flute Music. and 49, ~, 5., \.
2ge, e ne natters himself thar IL s r-i rt1.oe
ssaeldaii1g in satsfSciory manner N. .S.s q
q Music His mode Of Instruction Is e,ss -
|eompfenension. yet embfaces many h,SnIs ~ Z.
Portrait principles which are but rarsIv is',.
ed upon the mind Of the noviee.
The course will consist OF a lessons Of one
hour, each. a. which time . thorough knowl.
edge " the fundamental principles Of Flule Mu.
sle'rlll be impaired to the pupil
10 consideration OF the general enbarrass-
nenisI Of The times, haEs been ipdueed 10 make
M teFmaso low, as to bring within thsreach Of
Al, the[meahs Of acquiring q thorough knowI-
edge Of Flute Music
TKaMs For "a lessons -, payable half da.
ring the course The balance at The expiration
Of the course.
Applications 10 become members OF the
class ean-be len a. the Free Press Of6cs, where
TESTIMONIALS As to my capacity as an Instructor
can Be seen. HENRY MILLER.
Charlestown. June 3, Ie43.-5t.
Should a sufficient number of geniie-
men apply, 10 justifyfhe undertaking. / win
teach! on the same terms, on the CLARIONET. \
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ALEXANDRIA LoTTERYA
I CLASS No. SO. for 1913. n
To be dsawn at Alexandria, D. G.,
On SATURDAY. The 24ih Of JUNE, lSf
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FAIR.


Sy.ihe Ladies Of the above church and Con-
tifs4aon expect 20 bold an exhibition and sale
OF etsgful ann Danen artifIes,
= H9fpen-feffy. during he frsf week 10 July.
ABOUT Inc I'd o. 9Th prexi16o It which place. al
70. here will Be al kspd Of REFRESHMENTS
winch The season WI adstd. The proceeds 10
De expendedin aid Of said Church. The friends
o. we Church 10 the surrounding towns and vi.
c.nliy are aaectoHaiely solicited to render their
"a On, and Tor, that occasion. The Church
eesa< cooperation. Any articles or other dol
sanons iof me purpose may be left NJ Mrs. A. G..
sfErnEEscn's. Hsrpess- Ferry.
June !, 1919.
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lpunYaYls SALE.:

TNYILL. BE- offered Al Puoisc sale' e. 'asgs 3.
w nv lofhalug W June i'fFt, Delng 1ou sf ~
re not previously sold q Prava.e sa.s; VI 1sx
o z, ~ !, /, or on LAND containing
2, a : : 81 4 Z axl lIaLF acRES sdjpiulkl
q n IA IL Ransost, ESQ and oihsfs
sAs 49, :, 8, ,ats nIaee III IL o'elcek, r.. ~
when the terms will oe mace AnV"n.
For furthes particulars aPpiy y Il; ~ III.
Aar. Es4. c.harlesto~ni; OF g sne suoscsssss
81 - Il - HENRY S. TAYLOR
..s.s1a ST 49, ri
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STRAY MARE.

HtAME. 10 the rssfdence Of The snhsstlbar, ltyr
~ ing near Leetown, on The l5sh o. Msy las,'
blight BAY MARE. about Of seafs olu
left hind foot white, as also some VINE wy
other legs The ownes O she ABOVE es'fay
sill please come forward lm;nsdialsly prove
property, paYschafges, and take her Jway-
R BOWERS
luna /. ls43s-3t.
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gPIaNuplaIR. AN@Ta lclNI1maH-

! f81The second aIeeting OF the Jefferson
county Temperance Union, for the present wear
will be holden in ShePherdsIown On ~ hid
Saturday ia June, Eth inst. The ratio on rem
tesensation is oSE delegate 70 every TEN mem
bers, and il IS hoped that all The Societies Is The
county VII be fully represented.
GEORGE MURPHY, Prssident
j Inn Z y, WELL sE.Lra' s.rs.srie
Junes lal3 E
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ATTENTION i
p O TO M n g r LIT 4

n o r o M n G RIF C u.
TIME. Members composing the Into .sPntoglss-
4 Rifle" are requested 70 return theirEeSPet
tive filles and Advertisements e good efAsra n's
or befaye the lst day IF July aett, se the Drill
70 oa,n and ttheir bonds, 30 that said rides
may be inspected, insofdef thsi Inc zones s9'sh
for them TO the State may 6a eans g RS.
shepherdstown, May IS, ist3.-iJ
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IlY virtue Of Deed Of Trust, from Jacob
ID Myers and his wife, 10 the undersigned,
dated on The I{lh Of February, 1889, recorded
In the Office Of The County Court Of jefferson
county, Virginia, and for the purposes therein
contained, shall, Oa FridaJ The 9Ik day Of nsxl
noah, tJune, l6a3.) before the COURTHOUSE
door in Charlestown, Jefferson co. Va, Offer at
public sale, the following real estate, VIZ:
TMB TMA&E OF BANR
Upon which the said Myers now resides, contain
ing about 242 ACRES, lying upon the Eastern
side Of the Shenandoah river, and opposite 10
the lands Of John c. r. Taylor, and Kabls, Jen-
kins & Johnston.
TEaMs-Madei known atsale.
i \ will make such title 10 The purchaser, as is
vested in me By he said Deed Of Trust.
GEORGE w. HAMMOND,
AaAI III, lst3. Trustee
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These prices speak for t6emselvas "a
wilt prove that these prices afe FesS IA
for ysin, show. Z ~ f'sif 4
u only remains 10 ID added hal 81 sso,k s.
ing paid for and not giving satisfaction ,itl ~.
taken back, andahe money returned. f,ha ~,sf
be not soiled. ALFRED ANDRrvse
Harprrs Fefrg, June /. lg4a
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THE sAME TIME AND PLACE. !
A viii offer fbr sale, 15LIIrELY MI
oRoES, viz;
Three Men, GOOD farm hands, II
Three Women, !
Seven Boys qsld tlco Cars,
.,.v.a 10 me- b, Mr. cIauson, by deed u
.-..., r.cordea Il the Comfy Court Of JstfeE
90 ssIe made for The purposes Of the trust
soa * - m an,lFityof he deed and with nj
eonsent or Afraslanson. h
TgRMs.-CAsH. +,
TOf4N b. TAYLOR, Irnstetd
MAY %, 1919
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PURETC SALE
OF VERY yAIuARI.E

OF VERY VALUABLE
MlkG PR0p@RTY0
"ITL. be- sold ron The 2Isf dsg Of J.llv n..i,
w in front Of Joseph 3. AbelI's tavern, in
Charieslown, Jefferson County, Va,
The H0peweII Mills.
rlsh ne lands now attached thereto. The sale
val oe made pursuant to The provisions Of a
deed u trust, executed BY Col james Hite and
Jacob Newcomer and wife, on the 9Th day Of
april, 1927, intended 10 secure Richard Duff
neld, &c, endorsers in Bank
small part Of the lands, originally convened
~ trust with the Mill, has been sold ana con-
seyed away This property is believed 10 be
AMONGST the most valuable in the valley for
milling oPeEations-it embraces vast mower
net yet used Il is worth the attention OF capi-
HoPewell Mills is four miles from Charles
Town and Is situated on The Shenandoah river
The title Is believed TO Be indisuutahle, Iii
selling as trustees, We viii convey such tile
oaIy fs is vested in US by the deed Of trust.
IerThs Of sale CASH
HI Cs MOORE.
fA, eBRAXToN DAVENPORT
S y 'olS.- TritSfeea
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.NOIrIGE.

- VIII. receive 10 exchange for Goods, 4at
$3.50 49,. nrites. Bacon. good family Lard.
.raIlow. monideh or dipped Candies Hard ; cspf
a,'oT p.gs Ra,v Hides, good due Paper, Corn
r S,,a. cssb old wheat 10 the mill, and few
o,Ier articies,not necessary 10 meneion.
o'', 80. = - IyM. s. LOCK-.
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1AUWM NII;hIa
WANTED TO RENT.

a7E undersigned wishes 10 RENTa FlouR
within ea..r, % me vicinity Of this place, Or
He w;ss .ss =. 9lles' il
rn .sins e'Essom Of GRINDING FOR FAisW-
81, 1S o. ths Surrounding country: an8 viii rsrt
s:lnsr upon The SHARES. or for ! mdd.rs,s
sa;.O = KENT. For further par,ieulsrs =.
aal.e a. The Free Press 06fce. + M n : -
onaElest0Wn, June 1 ls1a ala
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Cheap BOots & SHOES.

Harpers.Fsrry. May II r-ili
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
, 1870 fnt rntn z

: N - yum luIooIO IN . Vt IN9t NJ
CArIestowa, June 10th. 1913. 4
bPThe parties 10 the above sui, are hereby
Lolified that have appointed Friday, 30ih ind. :,
for the purpose Of performing the duties PEE
scribed By the above decree Of the CouIt-uPep
which day, BY 10 O'Clock. A, M, at the Once
aforesaid, they are requested 10 attend with the
necessary papers and evidence connected Win
the aforesaid suit.
The creditors Of the deceased Andrew Riek'
ard, are also requested ito attend at The sape
place on the same day, and exhibit their CLAIMS
against the estate Of the said deceased, and lne
evidence supporting them.
K. W0RTHINGToN, Mas. COrnnl'r
Inns IL Iad3 N
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THE GARs

Lsass Winchester daily Al O'Clock, A. NJ,
e ehaslssioEn atgi and HarPsrs Ferry at
returning leave Hsrpers-Ferry Il
49,. ..s.s os'efe reach chsrlestowna a. II; and
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iNREsH LEMONS a .,,.pp,s
June Is. : : - 100 Z
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DR. WM. u. RAUM

.lb 40 le.utned 70 Chaflestown, and offers bis
Gl professional services 10 his old friends. ara
as many new ones as NAV please 10 e;vs h;n, 4
call.
For the present. he can be fonna =, N. u
sidence Or Mrs. Trawin-butwIII. af,er.iha -
sem week, locate permanently at the former re-
slaence 81 Henry Bedlnger, Esq, near the Pres
byterian Church. June is. lsl3T
ON B. Wanted 10 hire Immediately, Ne
gro Boy who is competent to take care Of "a horse
&c, and also Girl, suitable for nurse. Ft
June l5. XIII w. r. ri
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ANoTnER posIrIvn NorIor.

+. We have more than once stated the dificulty
we experience in meeting drafts for paper--and
we nowbagain give notice that We shall hereafter
only buy paper foreash, and for such subscribers
as pay Us. Non-payirg Z patrons" will under.
stand why they gefno more papers. !" Airy no
shings" will not procure substantialties We
cannot buy paper or pay journeymen with mere
natnfs, and We shall henceforih only prin, for
those who pay at least once in f.uo wears.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15
rgRRMERS, ATTENTION !.

1EaE undersigned rhas supplied himself WIN
= lot, IN. elegant timber for GRAIN Ora
dies, and is now prepared 10 FIX faracrs out
a. .elsan work,Tthe coming harvest. Tbose
Who wish cRADLES~made or repaired WI 90
w,:l 10 send IN their orders early, so that there
msy be no disappointment when me busy season
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