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g HANDS OFF! Touch Il Lightly
lHfnnzzza Gmn INnshSnr

lBIglzza for Fashion
HI. KININGHAM respectfully informs his
q friends and customers that he has renby.
ed his shop 10 the Old Tailoring Stand Of + 4 S.
Bogue, deceased, next door 10 the Free Press
Office, where be will be happy to wait bIon
those who may be disposed 10 patropizs hinl-l
lie begs leave 10 return his sincere thahki for
the very liberal patronage he has been The teei-
pient Of, and pledges himself 10 renewed szef-
lions 10 merit continuance. HE
From long experience 10 business, aud thu re-
neral satisfaction he has rendered so far, he dan
with safety insure neat fl, and perfeci salts.
faction 70 those who may be pleased 10 patron
ize HING
Having made ample arrangements 10 be pro-
.ided with the FASHIONS as they are regular
y issued, he can promise the very PHI
4" TIP OF THE FaSHIo.Hlp stH
- To those who may desire their garments 50
made, and is thus enabled 10 say thstl the
most faslidious will be served to orderiey Nv.
ing him a call Sfi5
Assnone but the very best workmen via be
Employed, the public may rest assured thar bis
work will be both neat and durable. ;iff
Charlesiown, APril4, 1874. ii
@@CountrI Produce Will be taken al sli
times inexchange Tor work, at cash prices,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
N E W SPKIN CT
SUMMER GOODS.

THE subscriber has just returned from The
East with large and well selected "
Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting in par: Of the following articles, viz
"a "a Plaid and fancy cashmere
Blue, black, bfqrn and green cloths
SupeF,6lsck Fte1ch do
Do plain and plaid linen dffllings3
Silk scsrfs and cravsts
Gam broons and eotionades
MarseiIles. satin and Cashmere vestings
Linen cambria handkefchiefs
Spitllefeld and Poagee do
Caicoes aud chibi1es
! Super balzariues aud lawns -
Black, blae-blaek, and colored silks-a hne as
sortment
French kid and silk gloves and miits
Corded skirta-and grass cloth
Ladies, night caps
general assortment Of hosiery
Bishops lswhs null, and Swiss muslins
Striped and plaid ptnilentiary coltons
"a, 70, ~ .Frginia OsOaburgs
rs Iwilled 60
"a. 10. "a brown sheetings
70, ~, 81, f0-4 bieached do
No I, 2 and SDurlaPs
Nankeen.
GROCERIES.
New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars
Loaf aud lump sugar
Java, Rio and 81 Domingo coffee
New England cheese
Sperm. adanan,ine, diaphfne, & mould candles
Sperm, 6sh, and linseed OILS
VARIETY.
smoking and chewing tobacco, from 12l 10 IS
hegalia, Prlaeipe, Spanish and half-sPaaish Sc
/ gaFs
Nusris, 9ea.sr Russia, Guys7uiil, Eegh9rn, and
Palm Leaf HAS
Fiorenes Braid and Straw Bonnets
Ladicxs Gaiter Boots
4 DO French Kid Slippers
DO Seal skin and leasner SKoes
Mems and Boyss Calf-skin Boots
Do DO DO shoes
/ DO DO heavy Rrogans
childrens and Misses Moroeco & ElssEer Boot,
and Shoes
Also, general assortment OF Hardwats
JOHN II MeENpREE.
1 Shepherdstown, May 9, 1874.
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Disfribuffon.'
o, Yes! .Naio o. .Neper !!

U Ky .NYto UT@+ITeDef .
" have been adding weekly. 10 our stock
Of goods. esery thing useful and desira-
ule, and can unhestatIngly say, I'll cur assort-
ment = now unsurpassed 10 the county. we
therefore go inior diai.itrtiok Of our beautiful
goods, and would respecifally say, come every
one and take your share r. make room for
our fall supply. we ihns carly offer great in
daeemenls to purchasers BY selling goods as
cheap IS they can be bought IL any Of he east
era cities. T. IS useless % ennmeraie ihs beau
iiful assortment u goods for ladies and gentle.
mems wear, but respectfully urge our friends 10
call end See A 4 @ W HOLLAND.
H1rpers-Fsrry, Iuiy IS, 1874.
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-9CO-PARTNERSAfP
IN THE s
Tailoring Business.

PIE subscribers respectfully inform The eisi-
- -zens Of CharIeslown and the adiaSeat
country. that they have entered into partner
shipia the TAILORING BUSINESS. andopepsd
shop a. the old Tailoring Stand Of MIR Josrfb
Brown, lin the room lately occupied by George
VIM Ransom, Esq as Law ofhce,) where they
vii always be prepared 10 execute IL the ne a.
est and'most fashionable style, all articles IN
their line of business
The Spring end Summer Fashions fer IbT4
hsge been received, and hereafter the fasb idns
viii De regularly received every qusfltr, that's
eha6lingus TO serve our customers with ihc e..
~ latest styles at all times.
Country Produce will be taken al all Zines ;sn
exchange for work.
- J. T. CowtEY,s
. B.. F. SHoItE.
Charlestown, ApriI4, 1874!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
a OAROa

zHHE undersigned would not do justice i b.
- ovh feelings nor 10 MS kind friends, Sefs
he 10 wilhheIc his acknowledgment FER de Vi.
~ haitering encouragement be has net bi3
since bis return 10 Chsriestown, 10 the Joisisr \
CsPenisring Bs.saes, and would say 70 q 4 lhal
MS best efforts will bs directed 10 4,fsates tik
plhinesi or TIE most fastidious. s
Call and see him, few doors vest q Or
CnrdeEis N. MYERS.
J,4yt4, Isit.-tE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

kH0RNER Of Nam. and Polomic streets
~ Har7ers-Ferry, has IN Store, and for sale
- less than The usesl prices
hhds Prime Porto Rico Sugar
2 bbss Linseed Oil
I tieree uinler strained Sperm Oil
200 loafs refined Loaf Sugar
1000 lbs prime green Rio Coffee
500 los Colgate's Rosin Sap
sisuey Soap assorted 10 Boxes
1000 lbs Philadelphia White Lead
Is Chests and half Chests Tea
5000 Principe segars
I.20 gross Matches
1900 lbs Bacon assorted
hbl Lard Oh
81 Dol Spirits Turpentine
aul5 IS. 1874
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Tw. kae Public.

~
HEHVHIS ) Ihe season 10 take medicine 70 re.
4 u nova the liver complaint, dropsy, ydisr-
rh9a, sick headache, giddiness, nalsdies a.
lending fenales and children, cleanse the slo-
mach. bowels, and kidneys, sgue and hlious
rompIsinls, sgeIhngs, pains, worms. erUPsions,
gravel and rheumatism, byicarrying off, pbsegm,
Wsterish, e1trid gross thick humors, obstruc-
lions from The blood There is no doubt that
iffsmilies aqd persons generally were acqaaint-
ed with Tia efficacy and healing power Il Da-
Fies' Family Pills. they might save msny dol
lar now paid Tor doctors bills they arc very
mild and gentle in@heir operation. (
~ Sold BY
A & G W HOLLAND
p HaTpeTs- Ferry;
JOHN. H. BOYD.
x Ma tiai6.gy
J MOORE,
!. No SC, Market 81. Bsiiintprs
Augfl. Is4i-3m.
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III N ne ecieBee Of medicine, like thai OF legis-
lstieas Il IS far more easy 10 point oct what
Wdl do hera lhsn what will DO good The hui
a.anleoas y snQfe readily injured and disorder-
"a Ihzn 4 BODY politie-snd bad medicines
are p ies5l - taischieFons Is anWise laws a
careful study Of The pathology Of disease, ard :
thofoashsknoWietse or the peculiar properties
and rGeess Of .aedicinai Substances, cap alone
enable lie practitioner 10 desiEn. adapt, and
prrnofl,cn the remedy 20 the disorder. The
ionir and alIerstise qualities Of Ssrssparlls III
purifying ahd restorative Influences. we're until
WITHIN esfsS years eomparaliEeiy Unkaown,
metels EsSEase there was no preparation Of
this inFaspeoie rect, which contained Iheiguiht-
essepee 81 ilssanstiFe properties. lis believ-
ed that IN Ssnds' Ssrsspafilla Ih1 great object
has been sheroaetly Etisined and Tire sttesla-
tioa Of the elect i 70 be found in the multitude
Of cures u has effected Cases Of sesofuls.
eoasideIe1 kQpsless, Rheumatism. suPP1rssion
o. the Glands, Kings Evil Salt Rhe1m. Liver
Diseases, sSeialea. and al diseases geaersled in
The elements Of the blood, are relieved and 6nsi-
y expelled from the system BY perseveribg 10
the use o. this medicine.
For Further particulars and conclusive evil
dencs gifts superior value and eaiescy, see
lpsnphletss skleh may Be obtained Of agents
gratis.
EPRsepared add sold by A: D I'D: Sands,
Druggists: 2T3 Broadway ". York J. A. Reed,
sole agent for the proprietor. corner Of Gay
and SarasfgS Streets. Baltimore Also. By
JOSEPH ~. NICKL1N,
Aeeai for iha proprietor. and sold by Drussgsls
Isepeially throughout the Unified States. Price
81 per beyJIe Or bottles for IS.
lnfv % fEfk II
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No ExcusE FOR BALp.MEssI

! Since The important discovery Of nr yayne's
iHair Tonic, every one may. II he chose, pre-
sserye his hair from falling of, or il already bald
5.msy with certainty have his hair restored a.
sgain By faithful and perseyering application Of
t,this Valuable Hair Tonic.
{ Please to read without prejudice The follow
elng communications which 10 addition TO hun.
sdreds of others equally respectable should re-
.kmove the doubts Of every reasonable person Of
;Ethe niform and singular efficacy Of Jayne's Halt
Tonic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
More New Goods.

WE have finished Opening our second sup.
~ ply OF New Spring & Summer Goods,
consisting Of Z
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
hardware and Groceries,,
China, Glass and Queensware,
Wood~are,
Iron. steel and Castings, &c.
All Of which we invite our customers and the
public generally 10 call and examine
B. r. TOWNER & fCO.
Shepherdstown. June 6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

IANY subscribers have on hand. genefal
assortment Of Ho6it-nade Shoes and Boe,s
nads % ~otk9en 10 our own town amafa
which are NE nnest stitched and pegged Roois
Also very hne and fashionable calf and mofoctc
shoes, with those that are more SUBSTANTIAL z,
We expect 10 gel, in Few days, : large M 3.
Der Of heavy coarse shoes and boots. sui,s !. .
for servants service, TO which We asR The ssssn.
ton of.farmers and others il want Of any Of NJ
above named deseTSpsion Of Boots and Shoes Z
Any work sold By Us viii be warranted. Price.
low. MILLER & TdTE
lime r
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WRGTNTa TO wTT.


Al Rules holden 10 The clerks once ofyhs cir
enIt superior court Of Jaw and ehancery foI
Jefferson county, The frat Monday in August,
William Ratlif and Jane Mcpherson.
.ac.a1xsr rl1'1a''''
John -Moler, Robert Lucas, Nm. Lucas,
Samuel Strider, John. Littlyokn, Tho
mas lHhitridge, Henry Shaso, c. a.
Gambrill, John G.. Heices, Eiids
ShaU, Benjamin Ford, and Daniel
Sayder, the last named t,co trading
under the name and firm Of Ford s
Sayder, and .9ldrep Kennedy,
DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
BE defendants, : John Liitlejohn, Thomas
Whiiridge, Henry Shaw, and Eiiss shsw,
not having entered their appearances and given
security according 70 the act Of assembly and the
rules 9fthis court and Il appearing By satisfae.
tory evidence that they are not inhabitants Of
this country: II & o derri, That the said defend.
ants do appear here on the hrst day Of the
next term, and answer the bill Of the plain
tbs F; and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted 10 some newspaper published in
Charlestown, in lie counts OF jefferson, for two
months successfully, and posted al the FROM
door Of the Courthouse Of this county.
A Copyr-Teste,
ROBERT 7. BROWN. Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
The Ladies

a RE respectfully invited to give me cal
N and sxamine my stock ofJEWELRf and
Fancy Articles il their way.
! hare just received some
Fine Gold Pencils,
Rings. and Breast Pins,
Hair Pins, Sleeve Pins, sc.
July 49, HIS F0RNEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
Riots! Mob Laws!!

A Ii. was quiet at the last accounts We hal
GA frem Philadclphis;we take advanIaeeof this
state Of affairs to call The attention Of The Public
70 the large and well selected stock Of Jewelry.
Fancy Goods, Fruit, Confectionery. &C. Just re.
ceived andfur sale at the lowest prices. 4 4
II. s. FoRNEY. (
Shebherdstown, July lSA 1874 II
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AE FREIE PRESS
Eaftftp.
From ne Lssispiils tKy) JshrniL
TIE TExAscHIcKEN.


From ne Louispilk Cyl Jsnanik
THE TExAscHIcKEN.
TUxE-Dsa Ticker.
The L6kies are slI tovn 10 The mouth,
! They iasl have heard he news from he Soulh
shatlhe coon has given them smother biie,
Aud lhe Teas ehiHken uouldnt 6shl.
6et out pflbe way, your ppke-reot poison
Cant burt Clay nor frelisghuysen.
The Eekiss thought MAI hey could ve1 %
II they could fool the eoon With Texas
Ehsy suore huas card that could POI fail,
Bot he coon had too many rings on his tail
Gel ous Of The way. &c.
i. 1ohs sTsief laid The Texas egg
! And sent forthwith 10 he South to beg
/ That John Calhoun would sin on he aess,
And % hatch Il out would do biz best.
Gst oul eflbe way, &c
Butsaon as itFsaw The light or cay,
The L0kies siels me chicken away,
hui how 10 hide the theft was The deuse,
So heg stained Inc bird with pokeb suiee-
Getout q the way. dc.
Thsy TOOK Ii South and turned Il oet.i
/ Ind SWofe twould put the coon 10 Tolii
They opened The ring and cleared The PIT,
Bul The deyilish bird wouldn't eight biz.
Get oai Of The way, DC
The Lokies, 20 their sorrow, found
THAI the same old coon vas on the ground,
yAnd when they brought their rooster nigh,
Oh, how be mace the feathers Ayl
Get out 1.-The way. &c.
in 40 they tried Northern man,
With the principles Of the Southern clan,
But now iheytye widely changed their tune
And are trying TO Cool thai same old coon.
Get out oflhe way, &c
"A Southern man, with Northern face,
Theynow hare goi TO I'll Vans place,
And gainly think 10 win bis election
By swearing lhaI he goes for protection.
Get out VI the way, &c.
And thinking 10 focfthe Keystone State.
They've got George M. Dallas for his mate,
And backward row MS name they spell,
10 hopes 10 make it jingle we'll
Get out the way, DC. III
This twisting ami turning things about
Is the thing that George knows al about,
a nd spelling backwards is just The game
That suits alike the man and same.
{ Get out Of the way, &c. n
Ia 40 the Lokies swore it was wrong
For the Wings 10 sing a merry song,
Bat noG they hook our songs and tunes,
And next, we expect, they'll cook our coons.
Getout Of the way, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

Turnip seed,
COAL, COAL.

COAL, COAL.
USH received and for sale at Duffeld's De-
- pot, a LOT OF the best COAL for. smithing
ever brought into the county. Il is the same
coal whichis used in all the Machine shops ef
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company.
Il can be had at the low rate Of l8 cents ps I
nusnei. All kinds ofProdude taken 10 exchange
for Goods, Coal, Iron, Nails, End Salt; for which
produce will give Baltimore price, deductiug
freight and commi.sions.-Gip me shake
ALFRED DUFFIELD.
MAY I6. Is44.
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sHefnrRpsrows, Va, oet ID, ls4a

Dear Sir You inquire Of me. W he,het have
FUSED your Hair Tome, and The effects
Several years ago my hair began d fall RAJ
spidly from the scalp, and had the prospect Of
Spremalnre badness During sesersi Years
s5used various preparations recommended for the
Chair, fr.m which derived no hene6.. Al
Elengthla friend recommended your Hair Tonic.
+, used three, or four bottles according Io the
iprined directions, and at the end ofsix lnonths,
Tiny hair was thick set and since, lis tendency 10
3turn grey, was arrested. =
] | have never before given q certificate, re-
recommending patent medicines, which indiscri,
Intimately rsed, as they often are, do much lnju-
Try. but in case like the present, where I'khow
sshe article 10 be beneficial and that il can do no
lharm, hoge no scrupies in stating facts within
i my own knowledge. Yours, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

Too GyH Two Attorneys wishing 10
compliment q certain Judge, one OF them
began
aYour honor knows how TO manage
these rspscallons equal 10 clock work. I"
Yes, replied The other, when your
honor gets apsrcel Of these rsgam9 films
around you. your honor is perfectly at
home" a
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fAOOR AZ 91199
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
BOOTS 81 SD0HSs


INHE undersigned respectfully informs ii.
- friends and customers that he eontinteu
at bis Old Stand next door East OF Carers It1
tel, where will be constantly kept on hand, pi
made to order atthe shortest notice, every De.
sctiption Or BOOTS and SHOES, manufsclured
Of the best materials, aud By experienced wofk
| men,.
My prices viii iln no instance exceed those 5oi
any other mandatory in the Pface-hor ind4rd
those sold IN Stores. Ny Boots shall be mastl.
featured as cheap rs the cheapest. and the rtfl-
lie may rest assured that the work shall be DOPE
in better manner and at as low prices as lie
homemade work sold 10 The stores. s
The LADIES are particularly invited to call
aud examine super LOT Of Morocco. Kid, sod
CalfskinsShoes, which have had recently man
ufsctursd By one Of the best workmen in abe
country, and which iii will warrant to be eqtlhl
in beauty and better made than those manulst-
iured in the titles. will sell them sl redus Ia
prices, as low as they can be had in the stoieA.
Having just received from Baltimore liz IL
Super Extra Morocco, GENTLEMEN wbil &
do well TO call and leave their measures. Rhf
Morocco is Of quality that cannot be had sltasI
times. Gill and exsdlne it va
j would embrace this opportunity Of tender
ing my thanks to my friends and customers. IN
Smilh6eld, and would inform Them thaiI design
continuing my visits 10 that place, for the p,Ir
pose Of taking MEASURES, on every THURS
day, and will make a return on the weeS fof-
lowing. The subscriber trusts that his palrba-
age will be increased, and sufficient encourage
ment afforded 10 compensate for the loss Of time
sustained and the extra expense.
IoEHN AVIS, Jrs
Charlestown, April 4, 1874 I'll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

11Hz subscriber takes this method Of sdt,Er5.
- ing his grateful aeknowledgmenisE % his
friends Tor past fhsors and begs leave tsesn
and the public generally. that he is prep4ssa sis
Asslinery Tor Msnufse,uting
EhTndotv Sash, Window Blinds land
Pannel Doors, fs
And can furnish those in want Of sueh arsisacs 81
shart notice. and a reduced prices lie has 6ns ch
hand, large stock Of SASH OF various sizts
sons sishiag 20 build would advance thsff vor1
more rapidly b. purchasing doors. blinds, ntl srtl
1lready made up That being the work most ldabIt.
some and oceupging the greatest length Of 6a,e) 4
70 'neil, great bargains will be given ~ ato ore,
pafed 10 eonlTset for the III 5
Erection Of RmiIdfM<k.
and from his experiences he aatters himiif bal "
can fully satisfy the uolioas Of the masi
either Tor durability comfort, c0uveniesee ~ is-
gAnee or for plainness and economy In tse slsr,a.
nett uf dvellines. Persons wanting anf tkise Ii
his ne viii do veil to call II his old ssasd ssrt
Of Liberty and Charles Street, before deslitx rIle
where lS
gTf am aIsOprePared TO pm on ZINC Rttof-
ING, Il all times.
B. ToMLlxsoN.
Chsssess0vn. March 9, iS4S. 4.
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White lead,

DURE White Lead warranted to bea prime,
u arsieiessi 8. so per key. juss received I
ShsaherdstoWn. iuls is.
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- - 49, ~ NhNe
Al Roles holdenin the Clerks Office of the Cir.
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
Jefferson County, the FIRST Monday in August,
1874:
james vi Ransom. PLAINTIFF,
I AGAINST
Richard Williams, .Adm'f of Ann Hen
ming, deed, Richard Da6feld, .4dm',
Of Delilqh Sa,atltDood, deed, William
Groue, John I. Coohrus, and Samuel
SmdlLcood, J DEF'Ts,
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Sam' Smallwood moi having
entered his appearance and given security
according 10 the Act Of Assembly and the rules
Of this courts and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence thai he is not an inhabiiant of this
country: his ordered, That the said defendant
do appear here on the lstday of the next term,
and answer the bill and amended petition OF the
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted n some newspaper published in
ChsrlestoWn, for two mopths successfully, and
posted atthe front door Of the Courthouse in
the said town of Charestown,
ACopy -'Teste,
q. THROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

A Yankee has invented drilling Ma.
chine ). which not only~dIills wood, rocks
and iron. but Is also useful in drilling mill
: tsry companies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

A yaakee has invented yellow specta-
cles. ,for1 making lard look like butter
They are 1 gtesi saving 10 expense. as
lard eaten with these speclacles on tastes
very much the same as stewed oil.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
gCONFECTIONARY.

An FRESa supply OF Confectionery Just re-
&sA cslsed, embracing candies and Nuts Of
all kinds and varieties, Al The Drug Slofe-of
H F0ResEY.
shspherdsiowb. July rs.
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VTRdIMTaeo WIT

V4Af1N4i41R-@0 VIII
AT Rules holden 10 the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
: for Jefferson ,taenty, the first Monday in
August IS44 $
John a .Mantz PLAIHrIFF,
AGAINST
John Mop. Brten, Geo. Nv Humphreys,
late Sheriff of Jefferson, County, Com
Elittee administrator of Robert Ful-
ton, decd, John R. Flagg his De-
putty, and Robert T. Bro.on, 4
: DEFENDANTS,
IN CH.4NCERY
THE Defendant. John Mcpherson Brien,
not having entered hiR appearance and
given security according to the Act OF Assembly
fnd lherules of this Court and il appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabitant Of
ibis country IL is ordered That the said Defend
snt do appear here on the first day of the next
tarm. and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted 10 some
newspaper published in CharIestown, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door 81
the Court-house in the said town Of Charlestown.
A Copy-Teste,
Il. T. BROWN, Clerk.
luousf TX 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

!tJsmmy, what is member Of Con
gress Y
"A member OF Congress is copmoI
substantive. sgreeing with. self interest
and is governed by Sc a day. understood
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
.u,0.l Is ,s.,. & THROWN Clerk.
HTRGLNlM, 20 WTT:

VIRGINalI, 20 WIT:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Sapesor Court Of Law and Chancery
for Jefferson County, sihe first Monday in
August, 1874:
Henry Berry, .Adm'r Of Baker Tdpscott,
dec'd, PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST
John Hopkins and Philip Hopkins, sur
uivors Of John Hopkins, .Mahlon Hop
kins, and Philip Hopkins, Of The firm
Of J.. Hopkins s Brothers,
DEFENDANTS,
IN CH.aNCERY.
HyHE Defendants not having entered their
II appearance and given security according
to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules OF this
Court; and II appearing by satisfactory evil
denHe that they ire not inhabitants ofthis coun-
try I'll Is ordered, That the SAID Defendants do
appear here on the FIRST day Of the mex. term, and
answer the cross bill Of the Plaintiff, and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted 10
some newspaper published in Charlestown, f6r
two months successfully, and posted al the
front door Of the Courthouse, in the said town
Of Charlestown.
A Copy-Teste,
August Is, 1874.
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