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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
THE MARKETS. !
orFrcE Or rHE sAlrInoaE amraIcAs, I

800 ~ = = W. y
cATTLE-Thers were about 300 head oi
Beei GAYLE az he scales Ibis morning, nearly all
Of which were spld Al prices ranging from ST.
IS 70 So per 100 lbs On the hoof, which is equal
10 s4.50 Sc net.
PLOUR-Sales or u few hundred barrels Of
Howard street Flour. Of good standard brands,
have been made from store to-day al S3,7
which is now the current rate The wagon
price Continues al s., 62i.
GRAIN Receipts of Wheat :oniinue q&ile
limited. We quote ordinary. to strictly prime
reds al IS SO cts. Sales Of white Corn to-day
al 40 cts. and Of yellow al 4Ic.s A sale Of
Oats aT23 cts. sN
\ CLOFERSEED-Saies were made 10 con-
siderable extent on Saturday at s3,7 per bushel
for prime quality. we nole sale; Of strictly
prime Ohio to-day at s..
WBISKEY sales Of Ahds at Is
cts and Of hbls. at 10. ets.-duIl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
DIED,

In Winchester, on Mondsy the 22d uIt, Mrs
MIRASEA COLLINS. The eslimabIe consort Of The
Rev. John A. Collins. Of the Methodist Episeo-
pal Church, in the 18th year Of her age, Mrs.
Q. has long been suffering from her affection, of
a pulmonary nature, which finally resulted In
her death, having borne her protraeted and Sc
we're illness throughout, with that yiriueus sub
mssionto the viii other heavenly father which
is so truly characteristic Of the christisn. From
the bunden Of her earthly afiictinns, she has
gone to'.be with Christ which il far betier' and
10 mingle in the choits Of purnr spirits on high,
where sickness and pain never come. and where
the joys Of the redeemed are unchanged and
their rest perpeiual. in the bosom Of Christ,
whose praise they sing. The aec d throughout
her Affections. has largely shared 10 ihe tender
est sympathies of her Christian friends, whose
sorrows are mingled with her berss we'd family,
in wbo$e midst breach has been made which
nothing earthly can supply. sIThe Lord gave
snd the Lord hath taken away, blessed be the
name OF the Lord.n RepabiicIn
Departed this life in The triamph of faith.
and with the pleasing anticipation Of blissfui
eternity. at Harpers9Ferry, on the Esd ultimo,
Mrs ELizABETH STEWARr, consort Of Mr. James
H. Stewart, and I'd daughter Of Mr.. John Pierce
aged 20 years and l0months
On the 18th uit u In Shepherdstown, Mrs.
MkRf LEsfkE, wife Of Mr.. Alexander Lemen,
at an advanced age. Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
ma TEHE RURLIC.

SU7AYING noticed Communication over The
~ signsture Of J: cocKEY, Proprietor Of
The lgheatheld Inn, that am no longer in his
'empi iyment, 4 take the earliest opportunity 81
infortiEg the public that have engaged with
R. MiBEAM, at the Merchants Hotel, South
CharEfs Street. Should my friends feel dis
posedito paironize the Merchants Hptel, nothing
shall he left undone 70 render them comlorta-
bic. THE Merchants Hotel has been enlarged
whhia the last few weeks.
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
BatIimore Jan 10. 1s43.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

TEMPERANCE "A meeting ofl the
CheFissts'rn Tsiei 3sstinsnes Society uill held
ia the Methodist Church, on sATusnAr 81 rk,xe
next, a. early candle light One OF. two zen
tiemen, will address he meeting.
e1The public are particularly invited 10 at
tend n S. WHITE, Sew.
FEB. ;, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
A FINE OPENING !!
STOCK OF GOODS
ron sAx.E ON HAsxTER13s.


4NHE subscriber. desiring 10 change his bust
- ness, offers for sale, his ENTIRE STOCK
or GOODS, which consists 10 parl Of Cloths
cassimetes, Csssineits, Calicces, end all oshei
articles usually kept 10 = country store Being
anxious 10 settle up his business. he will give q
great Bargain in his stock, which amounts 10
abou, $4,000. The situation Of the Store IS one
Of inc best ID he valley ios . Country Store,
there bang no other stand nearer than Shep-
hsfdstown, that being Al distances 81 ; miles.
The store room in which lhe goods are. can be
had for term OF years, or should tlHs purchaser
preFtr, ihes can be removed.
TERns viii be made easy.
Persons desiring any further information will
please call on the subscriber al Hardscrsbble,
BERKELEY couasy, OF BIZ letter. address him d
SheRherdsiown, jefferson County. ppstsge peid.
|. w. cHAPLiNE. Y
Hardscrabble, Va. Japl9. lS4z-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
DIE. IKUEEL,s
ILlClR ID 81

4. "a n i -. .
A~-4 ~ - - :. sssssiN 81 ~
k6cSt0Eer Oh the ASsOO1a for 1
rHR n Mo r. n THERS DTGF a GLT<
4 49, 3 e = - 4 r. - Z,
NAZHETHERl produced BY bile, phlsgm.
Wv from lneernsl morbid matters, afising fton1
badly cured OH, disorders fEo the use 81 mercury.
calomei, bark, Gc.i or in iemaesl from the ehangs
Of NE, as speefhed - the PamIsltst<
Price per bo.ue rint 81 %, Quart, 50
Az ~, ~ 81 fltsLllls SAltup. s. TINS Medicine
Is U ~ senersx D,soroefss certain rfnsJ. and
the patent VIII leei himself somewhat benefitted
= = t~enJ-i hours ftce per Bottle Pint 81 !.
Vumr. p ?: x..,
.fpa ooiNi.1 NliA y IT. cslenrateq for r.
SPECIFY anu ps.iees hemosai OF 1oAoIfhaa ana
iseG also OF .he .eaFu, results censeqnFnt on lis
i,npropef lTga.oei.. oenen. WI oe 'asnIs 70
'iou.s. ltse' u y p'as p y, paw Phss
-, pm, Pr, p ..t,-r 81,
yon, Afe,;aas tald. Sc pics ~ 1ssi
W. ngyI.1as EXT al Ss09s
geslion, cgIdness i 'lre stomach, Nsnbnsss Or
weakness = ~ ,se h limbs rs 'sa.nas,sn' Ss Four
DEFUR.aIIyE POWDER. f5r f,;I;ous 4 fsss-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
Jan 10, 1919 1Ia,
YRg5SrE.-E SAE.a;

YlY virtue Of Deed Of Trust execnstd %
~ me as Trustee for Henry Miller, .by SaiRif
Strider and Nancy his wifeson tie sth tayoE
April, 1885, for the purPosessherein msntiohed,
will proceed To- sell, al public yeHlues:far
ready money, before Carriers Hotel ID Charles
tow, on the 10Th day II. -peefaabsr nfrs,
I'LL fI,as Tract or ,EssMSg
Lying in the county Of jefferson, Siste OF Vir+
gina, adjoining. the lands OF Jehn Peachek.
William Smallwood, and tie heirs Of Francis
Moore, being the Same conveyed toIthe said
Samuel Strider by Henry Srider BY deed, dated
25th Of June, 1882, and containing IS stated ia.
the deed Of trust o6l acREs q FOODS e.
PERCHES. The boundaries of the tract are
set forth in the deed Of trust, which IS duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office Of Jeasrson coun-
ty, Va. NM LUCAS,
Nov 10, 1912. 7, Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

fikThe Rev. GzoReE L. EunsDze. or hieh-
moad. Of lie Unisersalist Denomt aticn. lwill
preach in The Courthouse in aftsiownl on
Thursday stening. The Cd instant. a half bart
SIX o'clock, P ~ Subject, Mark xylth ebsp
l5ta and l6iIi verses go ye lato all the
world and preach the Gospel 10 erssr creature.
he that belieselh aad Is bspiised shS Be ~ Cd,
but be that belkFeth not shall Be tanned. =,
Feb. 2. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
All Persons Indehied.

ET-Are earnestly requested 10 eoThe forw ard
immediately and settle tae same by payment OF
note. Some accounts have been standing for
years. and 10 justice to myselfihe accounts mus.
be closed, and no further indulgence need be
expected. l. ". CHAPLiNE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
cERTIFlcATr


Tho undersigned hasinkSn s.se for soma tiue
pas. Hathaway 's-EIot- All Cockiog stoves. ID
most eheerfllly recommend them 10 II ] pubic
as being the most valuable stove extaTt The
many good qaaliiiesI which are attached % II.
can bs Jfscsrnsd II once, ssen beFore a use
Theirutilty consists ii lie fact that thew do
not consume IS much wood SIS other steyes and
~ parts Of i can hs ocengied 1.-THE SINE lime
10 oaSIng, cookinsI boiling, roasting ami wash
ing. we take pleasure il Recommending the
ABOVE Stove 10 the public, a we are cpnsihced
mat they require much less wood asd labor
than IA generally required, and il is decidedly
the best article Of the Kind " & have even seen
We will eheeffuiiy Show The slove 10 WY who
may think proper I'd call and examine ie
JANIS, ]. MILLER,
THOMAS A. MOORE,
IL. i. III. STRAlTt.,
N. CARTER.
Chariestown, Jan. 90. ls43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

The members Of the above named committee
are requested to meet in Charlestown, on Mon
day the 20lh day OF February, instant, 81 the
Court House, at 2 O'Clock, p. ~.
The Physicians who may intend TO become
members Of The association Of this and The adj
joining counties, are requested 10 meet % the
20th day Of March next. at 2 O'clock, r. A.
nj JOHN J. Fl. STRAlTa. Setny
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
NO II I q IL.

FFSHE subscribers take this method Of inform
il ing the citizens Of Charissown and sur
rounding country, that they have entered into
cc-psslnership for the purpose ofcohducting, 10
all lis branches, the business Of HOUSE JOIN.
ERY Having become by practical experience
acquainted wfah all the duties relsting tothe bu-
siness, they feel no hesitation ia asserting that
they will be aba 10 give entire satisfaction -
All work entrusted 10 them, will be warranted
to be sound, and executed in workmanlike
manner, and according TO directions. As ito
price, their work shall be done as loo as my
others in ihelcounty will 60 Il for- and pune.
taality and despatch will always be ensured,-
Those who need any new work in this lnes OF
the repairing Of old buildings, areinyited 10 give
1hem call. t1 " Y
EF 0ne-half The amount Of any work exc
cuied will, IL desired. be taken outIin Country
Produce, at the market price,
DAVID HI CocKERELL,
JACOB w. HAINES.
Tar oc I1A2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
Selling Off at Cost .
FOR C. Al s. III

THyHE undersigned are seIIiog plf lheir entire
- Stock 81 Goods ii cost, for cash. All
persons are respectfully invited 10 examine be-
fore buying elsewhere.
SMITH & BURWELL,
Smithfeld, Jan. 10, 1913. I'll A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
TIE CST SIZE

TT CSE S.EkE.
A S Trustees named in Deed Of Trust exc
IN cuied by Thomas H. Percue aid wife,
and admiitedto record in the Clerk 0fjce OF
he County Court OF Jefferson, on the 10Th day
of October, 1897 the undersigned will offsr fof
sale, al ublicaaetion, before the Courthouse
door Of Jefferson County, on Monday tie 20ik
day 81 February, meri, 9
The Tract OF LAND
conveyed to them BY said Deed of Tfest, or 81
much thereof as may be necessary to pay III.
SUM OF $1,000 with interest from April az, 1889
@ be credited By The sum Of s2433s paid Ma.
n3, l84K n
'I1e Tract contains 300 .aCRES-
lies Oh tie East side Of he Senandoal
-riper, and adjoihs the Shannoadale Fur
mace land. 1t has been much ipaprorec
,Oithia dJetO yefEs past and j. deemed
valua5le. Il
. a TERMS.-The amount Of the expenses b
sale, and the deed EOf trust, and the amount o
the debt above mentioned, CASH. And if The
whole Tract be sold, the balance Of the purchase
money % be paid ID equal payments At one, two
and three years, 70 lbe well secured BY personal
security or deed oftrust
DANIEL cPIIERS0N,
WM. G. WORTHINGTON,
Jan 10, l843. Trustees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
M rs. IRA WINS
3 81 IN NV "a 81 -,


TINE FOURTEENTH SESSION or this In
! stitaton will com aience on .MO.NiD.aY he
20th inst. With constantly increasing feeling
Of the weighiy responsibility Of this sacred
charge, % ira ming the youthful mind. of TX
panding its powers, watching its development,
and cultiyating the heart, mind, and manners or
her pupils Mrs. T. can, (trusting only TO Divine
assistance pledge herself 10 faithful xsrlions
10 the arduous, but delightful empIoyneai.
TERMS:
Tuition IN all the English Bra4ches,
including critical knowledge Of the
language, tcith daily exercises in pa4siag,
and weekly in composition; Pen1aG3slip,
Mental and Rational arithmetic, iFssto-
Jy, Geography ,oith the use ofrthe Globes,
and the Geometrical Projection 81 Maps,
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Natural
History, Theoretical and PracticdE Be-
tqny, .Miheralogy, &c., per session Of 5
Imonths, $40 90
Accommodation and WASHING As 90
For he French Language 3 90
Music (by M. GOer!z, per
quarter IA so
Use of Piano 2 so
Dra,Oing, and Painting, Me@7o-. =
tinting, Wqr Work ms Fruit
and Flooers> and Shell Hork,
each 5 90
Grsevetal additional Bosrders can be rsceiy-
ed, TO whose department and moral and religious
culture, strict attention will be paid.
Considerable pains have recently been taken.
10 complete the philosophical apparatus, and
every exeriion !. made 10 render the science in
teresting. IS well as improving.
| Pupils can be received at any Tina, but il is
advantageous 10 enter at the commencement Of
the session. NHfT
No deduction inside for absence except on
account Of protrscted sickness.
Charlestpwn, FEB. 2, Ie43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

lLThs fourth and lnst Qu{ries;y Ms4siEE
FOR this Confsfsnee year wiz itts plete il
The Msihodisl Episcopal ciarBh, q fla1ters-
Ferry, under the superintende Zee So The kew
J. A Collins, on the llh and agh N fsbfesry
next. ian h6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

LILY virtue Of Deed of Trust excepted by
ND Nathaniel Myers. and Of record ii Jelrer-
son County Court, tie nttrSigned wilEoGerfor
sale, before The tsouri HOUSE door Of Jefferson
County, on .Honday PIE 2OtH day ef february nsrt,
II The Lot OF Ground 81
conveyed by said deed, being part Of Lot No
IA, as designated BIZ The map of Charlesiown.--
II contains one-eignth Or an acre. and has upon
u a comfortable sna convenient TWossToRY
Brick DsUeliimg EE0xsc, 4
with other convenient buildings
\ TEXANS SO much as may be necessaSy 10 pay
the charges and expenses Of carrying tho Trust
into execution, and 10 pay the debt secured BY
the Trust, which debt amounts 10 $500 10 cts.
on the day Of, SALE cash The balance in six
months.
az Possession given on the lsidsy or Apfil
next The lille is believed 10 be ndisrutable
VIM. c. WORTHINGToN, F
m GEORGE ,ISLER,
Jan. 10 1913 gFustess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
o n. ID 3 LIt.
Charlesiown, JAN. 20. ls43.

eNThe underi sghed hss in use one nf Ha,hx
Always Cooking STOVES. and considers Ii FAR sd
periorato any ether that he has ever seen or
used. All culinary Operations can be gtsng o.
at the same time thai he oven Is used f5r hak-
ing. There is decided saving or labor time.
and fuel. thus complying ID the housewife what
several iros ard servants would be required to
DO. Thessaying in Tue renders i matter Of
economy-it requirrs but uial TO ensure a
purchase. Persons4 desiring totsee the Stove in
operation can BE gratifed hy csliiHe lat nv
house, where ] Am tqstins practically lis ntiltM
HIN GALL tHEa.
charlestown, JAM !e6, 1913,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
THE PUBLIC

rs respectfully informed, that ALEXANDER
II YOUNG, is no longer employed al the
t" wheat6eld Inn" J. COcKEY.
Ballimore Jan. 10 1919 81 i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
charlsstown, Jsni e6i 1919. ]

e[The. subscriber having purchased The
Right 10 sell the above, Stoves in jefferson
County. Virgins, takes pleasure III Offering
them 10 the public.
Persons can seesthe stove 10 operation by
calling at the HoteIlof Mfy 4. NJ Cartat, where
the undersigned can also be found
Jan. 90, lS43 w. McKtM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

Mr.. Cilley has declined h e nomination
for Governor Of New Hampshire, tender
ed to bin By the Wbigs oiihe Legislature
of1ha: State
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
! AAMg9o

.4iso-s4tthe same time and place,
win offer al public sale. TIE FARM or the
said Joseph, T iDaVgherty. situated as above
mentioped, on the Smiih6eid Turnpike road,
mikes from Charlestown. consisting Of three adj
joining parcels, containing in all about $50
acres offhrft-rale limestone land, with fine
stream Of waterEpassing through, Or accessible
10 every Geld.
The Improvements consist or good and sub
zEA staniial 5 TONE DWELLING
&S4 ia II D U E, containing Eve or six
49, Tx II rooms, OF ample dimensions, Kitch-
en-, and other necessary Out-build-
ings, a neyer-fafling well or good water, Corn
house, Wagon sheds, and sufficient stables, in
good condition.
The Sir St traction which tho buildings are, con-
tains about $50 acres, Of which IS acres are ID
timber III thisItraci, the estate Of Mr.. Daugh-
erty, and now 10 De sold, consists OF two undi-
Vided thitd parts in fee, and an estate for the
life Of the widow 81 the late George Washing
ton in The other third part che retersion being TO
the heirs OF The late DR.. Sam'l w. Washington. }
The second tract has from 60 10 10 acres
the title id Zee Sinple-adjpins the FIRST tract,
and the Is1ds Of Col Braxlon Davenport- has
abundant Sater, but no buildings.
The lhird tract small LOT 10 fee-of about
8 acres, lying. between the turnpike road and
the rail road, and separated fromth others by
the turnpike road.
These several parcels OF land viii be sold
either togetheror separate, as may be deemed
most advisable, on the day Of sale.
Terms of sale Or Land-One-thitd in hand, and
the other 2-3rds 10 3'equal annual instruments
from'ihe day Of sale, with interest from that
day, ayable annually the after payments 10 be
secured BY bond and approved security-and a
deed or trust on the premises.
Possession given Immediately.
II the lsnds BE not sold, on the day above
named, they will be again offered on the next
day. Friday Tie 24a Of february, before the door
Of Abel's HOtel, il Charlestown.
AND KENNEDY,
j. .aa 3 4 = y Us = D0'sA'''y, atea.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
Ant Persons IndebtefI,

e9LTo either Of The firms Of Smith & CTaig-
hillS Smith Ctaighill s Burwell, and Smith &
Burgeli, are hereby notified that unless their
liabilities or at least part Of their liabilities,
are aiquidaled By the | 9Th ofFsbruary next, the
claims will be put in train for collection.
SMITH & BURWELL.
= siEr 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
CASH FOR NEGROES.

4 VILE at al times give The highest prices
il c.aSH, for likely soung NEGROES, Of
both sexes, fromsten~ts tweniy-fs Years, Of
age. Persons having likely servants dispose
Of, will do we'll ID call pn me al, my residence,
in CharIestown and any communication iD
writing win BE- promptly attended to.
I'm. CROW.
January 5, 1913 -tf.
HP S. For servants offered within fsrsn-
~ days, liberal prices will be given. " C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
NOTICE.

m DO NOT permit ny Slaves o deal viii
~ Millers, Merchants or other Pskso8s 90 ny
account, without written antborily.
GEO. w. HUMPHREYS
II, % tea1 a. TF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

Meeting of tie Governors. y Governor
Dor. on Wednesday. paid visit TO Go.
vernon Morton. the fear Of anf arrest no,
now being before his eyes. Ons hundred
guns were lei of At the same lime, but
whether the honor " as intended for Dorr
or Morton. the public did not exactly
know. Il is probable that they divided
IL between them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

Will. expose al Public Sale, On THURS
- Day tie pa Day Of FstruSry, iSl3. At the
Farm Of the late Joseph 7. Daugherty, (two
mics from Chsrlessoun. on the turnpike road
10 Smith6ela. ID Jefsrso1 County.
All the stock, Farming
Implements, Grain, &c,
on SAID Farn, consisting OF
Several good Work and HaEness Horses,
Mich Coics, Young Cattle,
Some 10 or liz Fat Beetles,
Hogs, fine Flock of Sheep,
Wagons, lPloHgks, &c.
.about 200 Barrels Of Corn,
500 Bushels DC Wheat, (thresked out, J
and 60 to 80 acfes of Wheat in the
ground, ,ceH put IN,
Too NEGRO MEN, frst-rate Farm
hands, and BOY
.4tso-f-.4 YOUNG. NAN to be hired
out.
The Cattle are chiefly of that approved
milking breed 1.-THE .Rsrshire-and a.
nioagst them is a beautiful Imported
ayrshire Bull, some 6 or Z gears old.
TERMs-Fos the grain all sums Of $50 and
under cash for The stock, Sc, IS and under
cash. On all sums over these, credit or nine
months, the purchaser giving bond and spprov-
ed security, with interest from the dste-bui
the interest viii be released, il The principal be
paid Punctdally 1T the day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02


A Duel Pyspsnisd.-W learn from he
Richmond Star ihsi duel w % have
come or On Thereby nnFniDz last be-
tween .,hs senior editor Of ibe Whig. Mr..
Plesssn,s and Mr.. Riiehis. sI6fsl son. o:
Mr. Richie. Of lhe Enquirer, ne laiieE
being tie challenger. Fortunately how
ever. ihe seconds failed a MAKING tne
necessary arrangement il time. and some
81 lheir ir;eods getting wind Of Il. imme.
dislefT inierceded and effected saiisfac.
torv compromise. The difficulty grew
oui 81 several articles which had appear
ed ID the Wing and Enqpifer. The
terms we're, 25 Psces-ioxling pieces
loaded with II bDcksho. each --lhe guns
10 be laid upon The ground 81 the feet Of
the combaisDis. and at ths word lire
each vas to seize bis gun and Zee. within
The time three" The place was Clark ;
Spring. -BaH CLIPPER. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
MORaAma

HvHE undersigned has taken out Adminisirs-
y top, with the will annexed, upon ihe Is
tsis Of JOSEPH T. DAUCHERTY. late Of
this county, deceased. Persons having claims
are requested q produce them 70 me al ny Of
nee 10 Chirleslown And those Knowing them
selves TO Be a1eblcd viii save iroab)6, By ten
dering to ne Al an early dsy; some satisfactory
settlement AND KENNEDY,
.ldsn's q 4 Z n Joepk +. Dsngksrig, dss'd.
ChaEIeslown, Feb 9. lell.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
p0sTpDN F,NIENT.

aEThe above sale has been postponed I'd
the ETrsHdaq Of The February Ce'trt, (bsing Mons
day the 20!h
pee %, 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02

WHO DiD III Pin reply 10 suggestion,
tina, The Wing party. when in power in
the Legislature, though not entirely re-
sponsible for the creation OF the public
debt. failed TO provide means for its ex-
tinction, Mr.. Carter, Of Loudoun. refer
red 10 the record with decided Effect
He showed. from q report made oy The
Second Auditor, in 1871, that the crea-
tion and funding Of the public debt was
commenced as far back as lS2l-that il
waScontinued and increased up 10 1893.
during all which tire the Jackson Van
Buren, (now claiming TO be the Democrat
ic) had the completessnd uncontrolled as.
cendancy--thai even when the Wings
obtained small majority 10 the House. OF
Delegates, they never had conlrol of The
Senate. And, hemight have added. that
tho greatest strength acquired 10 the latter
body. by the Wings, was 10 tie the other
party.
4 Then the matter is plain, that the party
generally dominant. during the greater
portion Of the time, could At any moment,
With The aid Of THAT portion o.. the Wing
party opposed 10 improvements. have arr
rested the debt which was yearly accu-
mulsting. Now, all Of sudden, as il 10
spirsd with fresh supply Of superabund-
ant patriotism, these gentlemen make an
extraordinary splui,er abou, wiping out
ahe debt. when the creditors do not de
mand il, and when the people are less
able 10 bear new taxes than they ever
were since the war Of 1912
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