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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
SHANNONDALE
FAGTO v.

FnNIE 81 bscflbcrs would RESPECTFULLY inform
III the ciiizens Of Jefferson apd The surround
ing counties. that they have their new WoOlIen
Eslsblishment Cat The mouth OF Bnllskin run,
and Que mile above the Shann6ndale Springs
in fall operation. and exery piece 81 machinery
Of the most approved kind. and ID the best or
der. for The reception OK wool 10 be manufae-
iarsd in,o dIiessnt kinds q goods 4ueh,as
Plain Falled Linseys, Tsrillef FaEled
LiaseyS, dTuery superior article,
Paid LiHsey Of pariops patterns and
colors,
Cloths Of epely description: Blue, Black,
Bropn and Drab Of pqFioas shades,
Btankets, tioilIed and plGia,
FIanneis, plain and coIored,
Sanamer and Hinter Cassimeres,
kentucky Jeans Of good guality, SC.
Persons hsviag wool 90 her Zoe goods Or
any kind would find mo lhe r 9dFsolage to call
at ShsBnondale Factory aud examine our goods
and prices. before they dispose Of their WOOL
Tho facilities we have IL manufacturing goods
with our new and improved ssEbinery, viii ss-
tisfy every one, that We ekn mspqfseiure goods
Tor less money. according TO quality, than any
other establishment IN the yasies. We will
keep on hand. Al al times general assortment
Of The goods we manufacture, thereby enabling
as 10 be ready 10 supply u once The demands Of
those Of our frlshdt who may wish 10 exchange
their Wool.
Forthe information or those who live IL q
distance. we will observe, that The road is new
open along the river from Smokers Ferry 10
down below the Shaanopdale Springs; and for
The accommodation OF those living along The
ridge and in I3oudoun, vi ll at all times have
q safe and conyeaient Boat FOR the purpose Of
receiving Wool from the opposite SIDE OF The
river, aud returning Il when done.
Also. Country Garding and fniing done With
despatch. in workmaolike manner.
Soap, Hogs Lard. and al kinds % country
produce, taken ia payment fyr work. if ieIiy-
cred when the work Is taken away.
JoBE & co.
Af.~tI 1917 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

.EENIIE above plate REPRESENTA- fall descrip-
4 ton Of the LUNGS, sc. ID their healthy
condition, which are The lprincipSl agents n.re-
SEPARATION, and are sltultehin the chest, Of which
they occupy nearly tile Whole cavity. TheyEare
two in humber, one on Ihe right and the other
on The left. These organs are Of d soft, spungy
nature, end are composed of blood vessels, ar
terial and yenous air duets which com nlunicate
with Tie trachea or windpipe, arid convey life
to every part Of the body. The air cells situa-
ted 10 the lungs are so exceedingly small and
the membranes that compose them SO Thin and
delicate, that very slghtIcauses Will produce OBJ
struetions 10 the smaller air passages, and i'm
pede the respiration HENCE a cough, inHamma-
lion OF the mueus membTane Of the bronehi ana
windpipe, hoarseness, Sc, d8inally subjects
the lungs, TO disease, which places the patient
in critical aud dangerous situation, and ulti-
matels DIES Of eonstaptian! Readers, you who
are oicted with the first seeds Of this disease,
viz: coughs and colds, procure Immediately
Dr.. Duncda's ErPectordnt Remedy,
A medicine for colds, coughs. splitting Of Bood,
bronchitis, difficulty Of breathing, asthrna, pain
n'ihe side, breast and chest, and all diseases Of
the liver and lungs, which is certain 10 remove
all obsiructons from the respiratory vessels, and
il The lungs are not entirely absorbed by disease
twill in nine cases out Of tenAarrest the fatal
progress, and infuse new life AID yigorsto the
diseased organs. Read The many thousand GER
tifoaies Of cures, and The astonishing recbm-
mcndstions given by those whDhaye used this
medicine and witnessed It's misacu lous effects
upon thousands whose lives had been despaired
Of. Call upon the Agents and be satisfied Of
the virtues Of this medicine, before purchasing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
/ MoRAvIAN HYMN.

Where Is lie infant Il is gone
To whoml' To Christ, it, Sayioartrue.
What does be for in He goes on
As be base done, 10 do 4
lie blesses, be embraces without end,
And 10 all children proves the teRderesi q,
He loYes 10 have The little ones
Upon SLAP quite close and near;
And thus their glass so swiftly runs.
And theyso little whiie1ane here
He gave--he lakes them when be thinks il best
For them toycome to him and lake their rest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
Great Western Cook stove.


LNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
- the public generally that be has secured
the right of making and vending the above nam
ed STOVE in several counties. model of the
Stove can be seem at the FIarpers-Ferry Iron
Foundry. and in the course Of few weeks
shall have a number Of the Stoves on hand -
| deem< i unnecessary 70 say much concern
ing this Stove sin my advertisement. as have
no fears but il will recommend itself 10 every
person that viii examine il. will merely state
thatit is adapted either for the burning Of coal
or wood, and thatit is so constructed that 10
case the cooking is reqiired TO be done very
soon, portion only Of the Stove need be beat
el--lhai is when the family is no, very large
The price Of ehe large Stove is S33, the small
one S22, completes Persons who may want d
Cooking Stove arerequested 10 give me a-csll
and sEer trying the Stove If they are not pleas
ed with il, will take il back.
HUGH GILLEECE.
Harpers-Ferry, August 10, l843
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
Z Erection or FeMiFdfngs.
Ncssrs. Mortimer Garrett, &
johnson Garrett,

1hAkE &0TICE-fhst On FRnAr uiEf2Qrn
= nth or SFpfeAHgR, si5, between the Aotairs Of
t0A. u aud Z. NJ. at the lItu ! d I y. Garter
IN Chsnleslown Jefferson county, Va slfatf-take
the del POSITIONS 81 George w Sst,pnston. Charles
u. Harding and oihers--aad on sloNnAT Tlfg 2Sb
DAY OF OcrOBEa IS43 al the Office Of b Wa
ger, Esq IN ual pers- Ferry Virginia, between the
hours 81 o'clock, a. Nj and a'eIoek, T.. Nj n
slali take The depositions Of Hiram Carney and a.
theirs said deposflto,s saii read i, use as
Evidence ia suit now pending in lie Circuit Sute
fior Conl of Law and Chsneefy or ylTers,n county
Nirginis aud OF the GhgI,eely side Of said Court
III whteh said suit am psintir AMI Oh are III f,.n
dants ihlrom any eanse said drpasitinns should
mot be eompei9f on the ia, above specified. lhey
will be adJ9urneil from day 60 dsy until camp,teds
Yours, N. AfARAtItlN.#
Sept 2. isi3-4S- BY Coanss l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
VTRGINA,stO Wits

Jane q. ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
S. 600 REWARD

The above reward has been offered, and is
now renewed to ar indefinite length of time, to
any one, professional erlprivates Who W III show
10 the satisfaction Of twelve respectable citi-
zens, that DIR. DuncanIs Expcclorant Remedy
failed to do all that the ptoprSetor claimed it
would do.
The above medicine il recommended for Con-
sumption. colds, coughs, bronchitis, splitting Of
blood, difficulty Of breathing, pain in the side,
breast and chest, whooPihg cough, and all dis
eases OF The Liver & Lungs, as being the best re-
medy exiant entir.'y free Of opium or IFS spirit
uei preparations, which i the main Ingredient
10 The numerous Qaaek nostrunis forced upon
the community b. nnpriheiPled persons, regard
less Of lhe great injury they should know such
mixtures always produce. DH Duncan's Ex-
pectorsnt Remedy IS entirely free Of opium, aid
all other violent nsreetitsi and may be used with
perfect safety BY ell under any circumstances.
sy-Price 81 per bottle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
VIRGINIA. no WIT: :

= : - = - = 49, = ~ X * - rs y
Al Rules holden in The clerks oIIics Of The
circuit superior court of law and ehancer4
FOR Jefferson County, the FIRST Monday ii
August, lS43
Joskph McMWran. Wiuidm Bulisr. and
Edscard Lucas, Ssn.. PLAlNTlfrs.
AGAINST
Edmand l. Zee. III. .7lerandsx r B0telsk.
.adminisfralor of Henry Bolelsr, dec'd j.
George REYNOLDS, Jacob HY Rsgnolsls.
pster Sausrrsia. and HsArg Bkrrg.
DEFENDANTS.
IN cH.a.NCERE.
FNyHs defendant Peter SauIw ein not hasiHg chle1u
his appearance, sna give:a security absorbing %
The act of assembly and the rules Of this court
AID il appearing by satisfactory evidence lhat
he snot an Inhabitants oftbis counlrYs 4 is1ol'-
derea, That the said defendants do apnear here
on the FIRST day of the next term, aud answer
The bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of This
order be forthwith inserted ia some newspaper
published IN charIestown, for Two months sue
cessiyely, and posted at the front door Of the
urs-honse in the said town of Charlsstown.
4 Copy Teste
Ri +. RR0WN, Clerk.
a. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
SECNND SIIPPLY.

5pHE subscriber has reeeif ed' another supply
- OF New Gbods, which he Is selling very
low His pFinciples sire, small profits, one
price, and cash payment. Upon the principle
"a qlick penny Is better thsn a slow shilling
he sells more goods for Tie same amount ofmo-'
uey than can be bought any where else in
vi,e ~all who buy Cor cash, to call al No. i,
Row. and exawne my goods and
prices-jf they are not cheap doiit buy them,
that's sli.' JOHN KE?LlNGER.
ShenberJstown Anp II l2t3 II s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
GoMMlssIoNER's OfFIcE,

IPThe parties 10 the above mentioned suit,
will please take notice, that shall attend at my
Office, on Monday the 25th day Of merit month,
September BY 10 O'Clock, A. M TO enter upon
the duties required Of me BY lhe above recited
order of cofrt when and where lhey are here
BY notified toEattend, with the books, papers,
and cviderce, connected with the settlement d.
rected TO be made by the aforesaid decree Of
the court.
R.WoRTHINGToN, CQunnh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
EURE ELALES Z
And Head e FOOt STONES
o. EVERT VARIETY.

OF EVERY TARtETrs
Having purchased an extensive QUARRY Of
The most beautiful Hhus and Farisgaisa MIR
BILE, and an extensive water power to saw and
polish with, his prices will be LOW. Ore
great sdyanlaEe 10 purchasers is. that al Stone
will be deiivefed al hlsisisk, without any extra
charges
ETLETTERTNG neatly exeeeted.
By application 10 Nc. Hofsiio n. Galtahrr,
Charlestown, those who may desire any Of the
ABOVE artieles.ean be shewn the list Or prices
and the Different plans. He VIII also forward
any orders, epitsphs, Sc, thai pay be-desired.
Or, by addressing him, At Lsitersburg. Wash
ingson county. Nd, orders can be hlied without
delay. ~
tTsNo imposition need be feared, d hi
1Fites are uniform.
January 81 Is43-1ys E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

A wealthy man two 1iaushters had
And both were very fall;
To each be gave tract Of land,
OHe round the other squafe.
AT 90 sbillings an acre Just
Zach piece is value had.
Tie. shilings Ia did compass each
For each exactly paid:
Ifeross shilling Be an inch,
As his very near,
Which was The greater foftuRe.
She hat had the round OF square
"a How much bad each, aud how the work
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
CoMsUMPTIoM cav BE CURED

Mrs. Mary Bowers, wife OF Henry Bowers
was for length 81 time afflicted with "Pul-
monary Complaint" which dsfed the united
skill Of several eminend ply sicians she hear
ing Of the .Expectorant Remedy, was induced
10 give il a trial. Her symptoms were those
Of Phthisis Pulmonslis, Or Pulmonary Consump-
ton. viz /: dry hacking cough, pain in the
breast and side, impaired aEpetiie and great
thirst, hectic fever and nigh, sweats, with much
debility and weakness. She is HAPPY in saying
that after using three bottles ofthe Expectorsnt
Remedy, she began To- have hopes Of a speedy
recovery her strenglhgra duaIly increased un-
Ill she had used three bottles more, when she
feltentirely restored, il now being eight months
since, and. no symptoms Of THE complaint sp-
peaTing.
gJ-P.rice One Dollar per bottle, six FOR SIS.
Principal Office, No. l9, ~. Eighth
Street, Philadelphia. .4So, soia By
]. I'll BEARD 81 co.
Charlestown. Dec rs. lsA2. ~ 3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
CMEAP BAIIOUCMES.

sENwo SECONDHAND BARoUCHEs. snita-
bic for one or two horses, thoroughly re-
paired for sale ct seventy FIVE dollars each
Also, one CLOSE c.1aRI iGE in good repair,
for 500. Call and see them atmy Coach Fac
tory. & w. }: HAWKS.
= Aus I'LL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
Tarfetp.
sK1kcTKD ron mn rnEE FREss. =
r.EmPERANcE ODE.

l. -
TEMPERANCE ODE.
III THn HEv. Mn. F1tFrDiST
sInEden's green retreats
A water brook that played
Between soft and NOISY seats
BeBealh plane tree shade,
Whose rushing leaves
Dnncsd DER rs brink,
Mss Adams drink
Aud also Ers's.
Beside iise parena spring
utthsi yehsng hook. he pair ~.
Their morning ehspBl would eng,
And Eve 10 dsess her hair a 4.
kneltin the grass
ybat ffias' ~ side.
Ard made lis tiilc
Her looking glass;
And uleh he man Of God.
From Egypt led his iotk.
They thitxted, and fisfsfI
SIn5te The Arabiau rock a.
Aid forth rill
0f water gnsh'd.
And on iAxy AshsI
And drelk lbsif Gik
Vosild Eden has have sfniIdtl
Hal vine % Edcn cotne
Would MoTrh,s parehed Will
Asyesbeen refre sl'si with rum
And had Eve e hair
1re1 - $40 - Hiits
Would she have bsxn
Rsaeeted taiss
BaH Moses bssiIt , sriH,
! AMI dealt on % vs. hoss,
Toiesery man a Eiii
Aud pledg y him 10 asiossf,
liou large band
Df'ls aels seas
Had laid tlseiEbones
EhCanaas1 lznds
sEect6el ds beyond he zood.s
Stand tlrfss'5 in living green
Par from the fhFone d God,
10 freshen ~ the scene,
IA river rolls
~. Where as Win Will,
May come snd Sill
Their crystal bowls
IfEden,s strength aud biDons
Cold wAief thsss bah given,
NJ e'eh beyond the tomb
tits the drink Of heaven,
Are not good wells
Anderyslsl springs
.DheYeFy things
.<Sfor our hottest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

A: Rules hoDddn IN the clerks Gifted OF the cir
cult superior court Of law asd dbpneery for
Jeffersoa county, sha irsl : Monday ia July
1913:
John ". DaBisla, PLArNriFr,
.4G.4LNST
Samusl G, S4yder, Ed,rdrd E. Cooke John
Kabie. Frances H. B. Franaa Hiilian
B. Thompson, Joass y Niilisl. and Tai.
!. iqfs,ro Sfi5iing, DEr'Ts.
IN GIIsANGERY. III
TIME defendant. Samue c. snyasf mol having
entered his APPEARANCE, and given security
according to tile Act BIZ Assembly and the rules
Of this court and ii appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhabltalt Of this
country: Ii. is erasyed, That the said defendant
do appeae here on Tho FIRST day Of The next
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
that copy Of this order be foFthwith inserted
n some newspaper published in charlestown,
for two months successfully, and pesledsat the
front door Of The Court-house4in the said town
of Chafestown.
A Copy Tesle,
T,,i,x0h n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

Are wholly prevented. o. a9Tesned il the attack
has eonif on, " you use the dfs hue n ar's fINT-
HEsF, from Comstoek * Co.. All cures aad every
Thing relieved by tshst sdifs M "a cuter srnlies-
ton. II acts like asharm-use il! ~ Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

v AANA1 AAN AAAf - - y ~ = >
At Rules holden in The Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and8ChatIcery
for Jefferson county, tbs FIRST Monday in
August. 1913:
Richard n Ransom. PIAINTIrF,
AGAINST
H1iHiqm Long, IYiiiiam $. Long. Dapfd
II Conrad Daniel BW6Int, IS George
WeHer, DEFENDANTS,
INHCHANCERY.
FHNEIE defendants William Long; md William
5. ISAng, not having entered their ap-
pearanee ad given security according ID the act OF
assembly sSa the rules Of this court aud il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not iTha-
biiaats OF this country His ordered, Fiat the said
defendants do appehr here on the LIST day of The next
term, aud answer The bill of the plaintiff; and that
"a copyeof this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper Published in Charlesiawn, for Two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
otthe coarthouse in the said town of Clarlestown.
A Copy estc,
Il. Il. BROWN, Clerk.
Ano In i912I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

An Rules holden il the Clerks Office Of he
Circuit SupsTior Court Of Law and Chsncery
for Clarke County, the first Moaday q
June, 1888
Edl0ard e, Gooks, PLAlNTIFys
AGAINST
Sanssitl Hughss NIL Cafkar:ns lis lsifl. ITiliaalH
Fis.hugh ana Marie Il SIS witt, yshn C.. Dor-
sey and louisa kis irIfs, Jaha Sardge ald lido
iaias q. hi saifs, Cathuins TT sSrissl, y. Holker
Hpghks, AaroTtoa 3 Hllghes, Heaps Haghes.
Lpais III. Hagkss, Laura g Has NJ and Charles
Mccormick. DkrENpASrs,
..--s IN CHANCERY.
NdE detsndantss tezeap, Samuel Hughes,
], Holker Hughes, and charscs McCor.
miek.l not having entered their ap4assanee. and
given security accordlag 10 the AT ~ assembly
and the rules Of this Court and il apIseang s. "a
tlstaetery evidence tsk they are not EsAtiiants dc
this country: Itis orered That te said eelenslahs
dofappear here hi The FIRST day Of lise text term.
and answer The hll Of he plaintiff amRlthat copy
o. anus order Pc tofthw Snsefsedia Soane newsps.
pqr published ~ CharssFowa, for two months snc-
cesslxeiy, and e posted at the freng door of the
Courthouse OF This county
CopY--Teste,
II. II. LEE, c. C.
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

Language for The Dsmb.-C. r. Tay.
lor1@riies 10 the Louisville Wing. that
the Rev. Mr.. Anderson, near Oak Grove,
Ky, has discovered method by which
he can teach the deaf and dumb to read
and speak. A deaf 10y who had been
under his tuition but four months was ex
amined i'd presence Of Mr.. r and II was
found that he read very correctly, and
pronounced distinctly words Of two sylla-
bes II IS usual for mu,es 10 make e jacu.
lalions indicative OF fear, hope, pleasure,
pain, and sasprise; and from this Mr.. An.
derson is said to have discovered a Ian h.
guage for The dumb.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

Speaking Of the politics Of The day, she
Cincidnati Chronicls says the position Of
parties, for The next two. years. will be,
something like Midshipman Easy's daels
Triangular. The results of the elections
demonstrated thatthe various branches Of
the Government will be held thus: Presi,
dent. Tyler; Senate, Whigs House, Loco
sFoco. Ths1s very good arrangement,
excepting the difficulty in the order OIL
firing. Heretofore both the President and
tie Loco Focos have fred on the Wings.
which is net altogether equitable. Sup,
pose the! Locos Gre on the President, the
President on The. Wings and the Wings
on the Lpcos This is Iikely 10 be the
case, al leas, in part; for the Globe and It's
coadjhtorssare making furious war on
the President. TO keep him ook OF their
camp, where be would make as much
mischief as Simpsons foxes among the
fields Of The Philisiines.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
HATHAwAY's PATENT


VNH z advantages Of this Stove have becomegsq
L generally known in this, as well as many
other States, that the subscriber deems il unne-
cessary to give full and particular description
oft, as its merits have been fully tested during
The last eight montAss) by large number Of
the citizens of Jefferson County, who will,
doubt not, give the most decided testimony in
IFS favor. There haveebeen many other Cooking
Stoves offered 10 the public since the above
Stove hiss been patented, and yet notwithstand-
ing all the opposition that has been arrayed
against il, il has proved 10 be the best and most
economical Stove that has ever been used.
This StoYe is SO constructed that its plates can
not give way or burn out, which is certainly all
important consideration.
Any communication addressed to the subseri-
Der al Charlestown,9 or left at Carriers Hotel,
(where he may generally be found,) viii be
promptly attended to.
JOHN A. PETER, Agent.
August liz 81:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
AGAINST

County:
Charles Butierp and Ric4qrd D,.0iela,
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST II
Richard Williams, .7dat'r IL boais non Of HamI-
Ion Jedsrson, decd, .4ig s. JeGsrson ,ciao,p and
.Marit Etizabeth, Frances 4tn arll Ann Hamil-
ton, ehildrenfand infant heirs Of said Haniitem
JsGsrson, deed, and Bsnja,irt W J.Dersot, ii.
diridaty and as .adminsi, ator 81 SAID Hamilton
JeGersoa, deed, Francis Steers Els Rees, and
John Lanlon DEFENDANrs,
IN CTLi.NCERY.
VT IS OapeRED, That Master Commissioner
Worthington DO proceed to execute the De-
cretsl order made on-ihe 27th day ofNovember,
1895, and he is further directed 10, ascertain the
in-put Of the Partners, respectively, the val
ue Of the social effects, the debts due The same,
and the debts due .therelrom, at the time Of
said Hamilton Jetierson's death, SO as 10 ascer-
tain the interest Of said Hamilton Jefferson in
the same az the time Of his death and 10 case the
said Benjamin w. Jefferson fails 10 produce the
books and papers Of said mercantile concern, so
as satisfactorily TO show The state and condition
Of the business at that time, to wit the. debts,
credits, effects, &c, the said Commissioner is d.
rected 10 receive any further general testimony
touching the same whieh may be INTRODUCED
making, as directed in said former decretal or
DER, all reasonable nFesMmptIons.again the ssld
Benjamin w, Jefferson And the said Commits
sioner is directed to state specially any project OF
report OF other matter which be may. be re-
quested 10 state by the counsel Of the plaintiff,
as well as such matters as yhe may deem perth
nent, Or as he may be directed 10 state special
", and make report at the next Term in order
10 a final decfse.
A copy-Teste,
ROBERT T.. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
IN scHANcERY
Commissioners Office.

ChaIlestowns Aug. II. 1913
9z-The parties 10 the above suit will please
take notice, that have appointed Tutsdgs he
J OH day Of nfrt month, Ssptsuabey, for 10 pnr.
pose of entering upon the eaecuticn Of thesa6ose
decree ofthe Court-on which day, by 10 o.
clock, Al. NJ. they are reqairedto attend al my
creesvto be taken. / shall adjourn the case from
time 10 time until my report shall be completed.
r. W0RTHINGFON, Cofa'r.
Aug. I7,ls4S
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TO the Public.

Nav II. 1913. If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

a Trae lSlory.--A village schoolmasler
said 10 one Of his pupils, very small boy,
who had Just gone ahead Of bis class for
spelling best-"Well done, my little Eel
low, you shall have a feather ia our cap"
The bow burst into tears. "What is The
matter Z said the masiers ii don't want
a feaiheFin my cap, replied the lad
why not :" Because when father has
. featherin his cap be always comes home
drunk, and scolds at mother. aud whips
her
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

Nov "a, 1912, 1y. IHs pes Ferry. Va.
n. b. Each of The above srtAlks will ~ Signed
~. [. KtnnER on fhe, outside 7Ns4pper-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

The red,,esS charge for going4and returning,
v;Il be extended, only, when tickets are'taken;
ma passengers who take such tickets will be
allowed the privilege of one intervening day.
Persons who Do not take tickets, viii be
charged six GEMS per mile, forI whatever dis
lance they NAV travel on The road The same
rate will be charged between any two dePotso on
the line OF the road.
A Passenger Train will pass. over the road
every day.
Passengers " in be taken uplor set down al
uny point on the line Of TIE road
By order, sc 1
GEO HEST, .agsnt.
April 10, 1913