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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

.zNHE subscriber would respectfully ln'erF
- The public generally thai be has secures
the right Of making and vending the above Hsul
ed STOVE in set eI al counties, A model OF The
Stove can be seen al The Hsrpsfs-FerIy lrqn
Foundry, and inl the course Of a few wseks9
shall have number Of the stoves on hand 4
| desm il unnecessary 10 say much concord
ing tbs Stove in my advertisement, as have
no fears but il win recommend nself TO evety
person that viii examine it, will merely state
that il is adapted either for the burning Fl Coz
or wood, snS thai il IS 50 constructed thai u
case lhe cooking is required 10 be done vety
soon, portion only Of the Stove need be heas.
ed-ihat IS whenAhe family is mol very iaFgk
rhe price Of he large Stove IS S33 the srp AZ
one S22, cowpletes Persons who may waailsa
Cooking Stove areireqnested 10 give me CAB
and after trying he Siove IL they are not Pies
ed with il, 4 viii take il back.
HUGH eILLEECE.
HarpersrFerFy, August 10. 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

Franklin was an observing and sensible
man, aud his conclusions were seldom in
correct. He said. newspaper and bible
in every house. "a good school in every
district, all studied and appreciated as they
merit. are the principal supporters Of yir.
tue, morality, and civil liberty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

A Western editor says. that not until
bis dying day. not ereu then, will be give
up the grea, principles for which be is
contending. This chap holds on as te-
knaciously as did The black man Who fought
the Irishmsn 10 Philadelphia.
"Ye black vsgsbond,' said Paddy
55"hould up ana hOIler enough. III G5ht
It'll ! die.3
so will l." sung out the black man !
n airoys does. boss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
Flesh FRUIT.
50 z BoXEs:Fresh Oranges;
AD&1 rs do do Lemons, by
Hsrpers7Ferfy, April 4. CROSBY.
Dr.. Zoilickofer's Vegetable Purgqtive
onttr.4ikesaaafre pills.

KHNaESE Vegetable RNggaiive and Alternative
= Pals ara fecoumended 10 Att cases 10
which purgat{ve medicines are calculated To- be
beneficial; bal.not as the most OF the popular
remedies 10 care al the nsladies incident 10
IN lnk iadl fhsyssss mild in their action; prompt
in their opefalion. and eHectGal 10 removing dis
|eased action, For Dftfer particulars, see az.
directions accompanying each box, which coin
kain's so piliS-yPFiee IS cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

ZpIRGLrL7, no MY:
AeRules haIdeuin ths clerks once ofthe rir-
II ssuperior eourt5f lazy sud chaneerg Asr
saserson cou4tyY tie FIRST Monday 10 .Alaigh.
i:
~ Berry, Executor efJoha Wzomll-
saogf Gsc,d PLAlNrFE
AGAINST +.
James 3. Hager3 Executor Of .Cathafike
Wager, deed, 4ad IN his oaea riglH,
Gerard B. Hdaer, Noah H. S3cassrse
and Sarah I'm has rife, late SsfsA
.4ms= Fqger, DErrNDANrs,f
IN CRa&CERY.
gHyHE defendants. James B. Wager,
- Noah II: Swafne, s. Sarah Aaa lyis
wife, not having enteted their appearances, abd
given secArty according 10 the act Of ssseAs-
bly, and'lne rules Of tits court and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are ioi
Inhabitants of this c2uRtry; Ills ordered Thsttis
SAID defendants DO appear here on ihe lirsl Ae )
Of the mex. teem and hswer tie hillol tbs Isaia.
tiff and iagt a eppy df this order be foithgilg
iasertedins odfe newspaper pablsbedinChsilS
town, for two months Successfully, and p0s4t
al the front ti4ol of lhe court house ii TIC ais
Town u Char.os.Jsfn. 5 t
a Copy 11'psiei
es Il. I. BROWN, Clsags,
March f4 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

Womsa.-They have less active bpt
lnore passive courage than men. Sur
eeons are well aware that though il is
much easierto make mat submit 10 40
operation, yet, that generally speaking,
he does sot bear il with so much forlitude
as woman. Indeed, women endure all
kind Of misfortunes better than thero,her
sex.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
NEW $ SPRING GOODS.
Harpers- Ferry Boot, Shoe, Hat, b
Bonnet Store.

n S. STEPHENS, South West Corner shen
ne andoah andNHigh Streets, Harpsrs-Fstr5
is now receiving his spring supply Of Bobls
Shoes, and Brosans, Beaver, Russia, Cassirstre
Silk, Palm Leaf and Leghorn Hats, Caps, Bon.
nets, sc |, of the latest spring STYLES. My &ocb
is now large apd complete, consisting OF 10
packages. well assorted, which will be dis sdses
of wholesale and retail, a, Baltimore priced. +
most respectfully ask one and all TO call hFa
examine, and satisfy themselves.
A S STEPHENS.
Harners. Ferry ADril 1874 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

Six KS. all standing 10 a roy are
understood 10 indicate that Kinderbook,
Ksss, Kslhoun. Kant Kwite Kom 'it--iwo
more make out KIay Kan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

.Afasches oithoat Sulphur.
WE hare hlkssh Safes Tor sale, with one
dozen Pafsfs Matches IL each sale, that
~ superior 70 my ever made before lhey are
sl'ss IRON sulphur Price Side tef safe.
7Ptii 70. , Il kEARD & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

The Voyage of Life Youth enters TIE
ocean with a thousand Hlasts. old age 81
lently enters the harbor with but one.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
THE FLOWING i
SPRING .yFEEES.

1ENilS ancient and we'll known establishment
y IS nov 10 better repair 10 manufacture
Flour than il has ever been since il was firsi
built, which is almost eenlury-haying one Of
the best Ruoeers to clean Wheat from filth that
is in lhe State Of Virginia, made by one of the
owners Of the Mill ELISHA S.. SNYDER. Being
thus prepared TO grind all kinds Of Grain. and
wishing TO be constantly employed we would
solicit all those who have Grain 10 grind %
give US a call and see whether we will not 90
as well for them as any other Mill in the coun-
~. For every hundred bushels OF MerehaBta-
ole Wheat, weighing GO pounds to the bushel
we will give 20 barrels Superfne Flour, and
stand the inspection in Baltimore, or 10 the Dis
trict of Columbia. We viii also furnish casks
il requested by the owners of the Wheat, they
paying for the same when they get the return
for their Flour. We will also give 1880 pounds
Of ofsll for every hundred bushels of Wheat
We would rather the farmer would grind his
Wheat with Us for toll, than for US TO buy, yet
If any prefer selling, we will buy at a fair mar
ket price, and pas The cash on delivery.
The public's humble servants,
ABRAHAM SNYDER,
ELISHA S. SNYDER.
Flowing Spring, Aug 3, l543.-9m.
EP Our SAP NIL qnd Plaster NIL
are an good order, and Corn Grinding
I'm The Go is regularly attended to.
Aug. 3. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
Tsse above Me3iciaesIcsn be Fad Of
JOHN p. BROWN.

CRafiesloRn, virginia
III couHtry Merchants who may vast the
above ariietss, can have them left at any place
shey may des gnate IN Baltimore. b. addressing
lDr. z,Iilek oaer pest paid, al MitdIebarg, Mary.
land:
SEPT II, 1913 -eowen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

tHE subscribers having lsken out Auetion-
GERS License for Jeferson county, respects
tnily announce to their friends and the public
generally that they viii receive all kinds oi
Merchandise, Furniture. and other goods Tor
sale, al their Auctioa Rooms arHArpels-Ferry.
W. They viii also attend 10 all public sales
throughoutthe eounfy
Persons who cry sales without license, would
Do veil TO observe this notice, and not ingringe
on the tights of the subscribers
Our terms will be modsrate-such as win sui,
the tunes.
Refer 10 G. B Wager and Isaac Fopke, Esq,s.
HarPers-Ferry ; Geo. W. SaPPington aud WIN.
g. Thompson, Esq'rs, Charleslown.
DAVID KOoNCE,
WIN. CLARK.
Hsrpers Ferry. Nov 30.-gm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

aG.4I.F- :,

~ 4 z4E
VIZ {, s'lsest - Administrator oF Nslisafa
Kerry ,iea'tl. and Is Exeeusor d Richard fe-
i. Sh-rris deed ARD aiso ii Lis e3b fishi Dshas
L. M4Sherty jdha Ifislt snd SHssn his wife, sn5
the ssil john plsst as surety for Richard Me-
shsrFy, Adams 4toF Of Richard MeShery ae-
eeAsea Lawrei4ee Byfue aad Marf his v re L.
ward Niciolsoh and lAnsstasia Lis wife, Ceefse
Doll and Caihsftae bis sfie, Cesiiia NleShagls i,
Jaaes MesAstfy,sa AMI tht personal repre- s..sFa-
tiyss u Johnisassn aad d ttiiiiam 8egSn, Is sut
'thete be known Deahis hogan, Charles r zsn.
basby MeMeal andHhoseAts wife, and re eisJld-
rem q Patrick Triangle as4I Ann lis wife, g4lcn
ksowa, Janses Clarke, William Claikc, Kirsard
IsstSe' w iiiiaia S7aSresvF aud Susan dis aiie,
fatrsek Negrsezy Snd ANT his wife James Stgr-
kes arl hls&absth MS wifs, John MeM shoh, and
5oaa Sa4Fii, wao Il also 40 Executor Of Rie6Ard
Meohesry, deceased. DxrHSpA sfs,
IL. e'II.9hCERY
nSIE DefeadaHIs, Join Pieu add Susan lis
wife. Layrencs Hyrae and Mary bis vie,
Edward NicholsonoId Anastasia lis wife, Dor
mis- Rogsn, Ckarses Rqsan, Dsfby Mealeal lad
Rose his wife, the children Of Patfick Cfsnels
and Ann his witts Iames Clarke, HillIamC CLARKE,
Richard CLARKE, eM slliHm Magreeyy and Susan
hss wife, Patrick yfpgFeeVy and Ann his wsie,
James Statkey and Elizabeth bis vile, sna
John AscMshon, MOI HaYing entered theif sp-
pFanee, anA given seestty according TO the ars Of
assembly and the rules Of tins court a0d ii aifcAr
ing " satisfactory esdehce tal they are not iAa-
btSnt, o5 shis eouaspy. Nfe erdefet That The said
1endaAst 90 appe here on tie i DIS Of The tsexS
drsn, ar answer he oil Of tie plaintiffs and fs,at
copy Of order be fortlfail. iasrsied IN some
new si,aptr published ID Charlestoss. for fsss
nonths siseessiselss and posted Al Tile front door
ii the copt house IL The said town Of Charleston
AcopF- Tests,
March Ia, ts4As
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

1k CHESTS Gsinpowdkr. Imperial, Young
Hysons ard Tyson Skin Tess. for sale
low By the chest J CROSBY.
Harpers-Eefry, FEB %,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
NEW GUOnS.

w y s:: s s;' a's be ss% Goods. very .sl
sing almost every article in use 10 this neghtor-
hood, which VII invite our Old cnstouers' and
the public generally 10 cal and examiss'-
They will bh sold on our usual aeeom mo1atjny
terms. BIT TQWNER & col
Shepherdstown, AprihIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

PERFORMANCES AND THOSE OF us GET
q SKYLARk is in splendid health, order and
condition. and viii MO doubt please your country
better than any horse they ever had saw or can see
He Is rich bay, beautiful gay, OF very superior
ton and power, strong enoughfor Dray, and is to-
DAY the next horse to Priam, il not fuly his e
quail. Many Of our best Judges think Skylsrk's
colts in this country the finest they have ever
seen 10 size, bone and appearance, except perhaps
Fyldes colts indeed, for size, color, game and
stoutness. his colts are nearly all unequsled lie
has had three celtsto stsit in Amerieasl are win
and some Of thsm several times -Of their run.
nngs and wiunings n ireland aud Eng laad, cannot
say enough; last year his ca4ts won opt Of l6
KIsGs PLATEs 10 ireland, mo& than half Of all run
for, and against The get Of SIR IArules Prsm, Ne
loeipede. Emilus, Economist Sire &c ualkaway
and all the Other stations neatIyof Ireland and En-
gland. lie has had only three or four colt carried
Over 10 Englaad. ALL WERE NINN z IS, anil
some Of them many times on The English turf 1t
Uiil thus be they have been successful ~hefev-
etIried-is colts very celebrated for the saddle,
the chase Q. as hunters, IS well on Che turf Ma
ny oil has colts lave won III four miles and four me
heats; But observe his o1rn Tertoi nlsnees.
"Sky lark WON ~ RACES, hessx weights, long
distances, "a Kings Platss. more lhsn any other
horse ever wos Ollie won near so races OF 5 aud
miles many OF them heats. aud sometimes fro
rdees the snse day. III the handicap races, he gene
rally carried heavier weisbts thsn any other, often
gave or years and great odds 10 weight-n .le
-T,r - 80 tvo u.s. Y Ht'.ss Str--sy y scs.,
.a - ,os and 1ron 6ofh RACES rftqr<utly for the
nias Rates, carried from $50 q i50-lBs miles,
ie seat Escromisl. Sire Of iiafkaway; be beat La
~ L@Aeeih miles triec, carry ing los lbs and she
go : miles 70 rim. IS see. siih iS5 lbs. on her
As proof The high estimation in Which ne stood
with sHrtmen be was handicapped 10 carry The niost
trirGsFead1 and unhearp Of src6s Of eiO lbs for
the 70. Inihsns The alterations ia thu Kings Plates
HAVE BEEN. ATTRIBUTED TO HIS I'M
pikELELED PERFORMANCES. vince HAZE
go -. .raar
/ tOkF. G-7Ai eight years old he challenged the
World 10 rrn four miles under The very heaviest
weights No horse accepting the challenge, hewas
Withdrawn from the turf tnblemfshed
JOSIAH tshf. WARE
Near Beryri9s. CLn;ke co. Firgislia.
April II. 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
IN CHANCERN
ERGI.ALa. 70 nIT !.

March II, lss4. 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

=, Silence gives eonss Mt, !" ass The m an
said when heIkisSed lhe}dumb girl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

To ascertain The weighisofsa horse place
your toe under the animals foot while BE
is standing still.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

A bellman Of seaport mol far diT. To-
announcing teetotal meeting 10 be helG
in the Temperance Hall at that place,
said that the meeting would be addressed
by six females. /" srho had aeuer spoken BE
FIRE"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
Or. Z8llIEofsr's Worm Remedy.

4 This Worm II smedy possesses an advantage
over most rerfedie Of ths kind before the pub
iic, in beirg remarkably pleasant 10 The taste.
Children therefore take il, when prepared ac-
cording to the Directions, rsry freely l,7Is very
prompt and eiIaeaeioas 10 destroying and expel-
Hing these dreadful animals from The bowels Of
children and grown persons.-PFics IS cents
per paper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
INIGH.2NcERY.-
VIRGINIA.. 10 Wit.

a. Rules holden i,ithe clerks oiiiee Of ths%if-1
cult superior ctuEt Of law aud chaneerysfof!
Jefetson county, Che FIRST Monday ID MaIchS
1874:
Janles Dranaoa cad SUSAN bis mfr, Mary -NcSAtr4
~, HRliaR yA9SherTy Deanis .NcSacgng. N,
iian .icGrase asH AIM his tc5Ie,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
IN CHAN.l,ERY--

TIME defendant Adam Critn. not havias eatest i
his appearance, and giyea security according 10
the acl Of assembly aud the rules ofthis couft .
and il Appearing By satisiactorys evidences tAa !
he's not 80 inha6itant oFthis coun,ry Ii Is arss
deITA That the said defendant do appear hSrs
onTtae hrSt day of tip next term, and answer
tho bin Of the planiiH and that COPY of is
osEer BE forthwith inserted in some new spspe
published in .Charlestdwn, for two months sasti-
cessively, and posted at the front door of Che
courthouse in the sai@ town OF Charlessowe
4 CopyH-Teste,.
s IL. 4. BROWN. CiefE,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
Ladies SIlocIS.

A T so. Sc. 81, IS, IS, st. aud 100 cents; and
49, the very best article Of Kid Shoes for
Sis. T.sL0CK & co.
April n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

A man out west has been terriblytrounc-
ed by bis wife because be took his over
coat aud boots out OF her hustle, just as
she wanted 10 put ii on. Nexttime hell
mind bis own business.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

CONFINEMENT = mercantile Louse
advertised for person as clerk. who was
accustomed 10 confinement, and was an
swered by a lady-the mother Of fifteen
children. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

IiaGisAI.d, 10 WIT:
Al Rules hofaen IN the clerk ofiee III The cir.
cult superior court Of law and chsncexy Foe
jefferson County, the fsss-AlSnesy b March,
lsl4;
Richard Dg6fsld, ara REchara Heury
Reason, George Hitliam Ransom, aaa
James .Matlhsto Ransom. Executors of
Matthew Ransom, deceased,
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
ian Sophie JegersoaS Marie X. Jegsr-
son, Frances Ian Je9srsot, and Inn
Il. Jefefsoa, heirs Of Hamilton JEFF
fcrs0a, ds6'd, DEFENDANTS,
In CHANCERY.
iFhNHE Defendants not having entered lheir
~ appearance snd given security according
TO the Act Of Assembly and the Rules OF this
Court and i appearing by satisfactory esi-
denee that they re not inhabitants or this coun-
try II Is ordered, That the sald Defendants do
appear here On the first day or ne aext term,
and answer the BaI of The PfaiHtiifs.and that
copy 81 this order be forthwith inserted in
ssme newspaper published in CAagIestowu, for
two months successfully, and posted At the
front door Of the Courthouse, i'll The said town
Of Charlestown.
4 Copy-Teste,
L, #. BROWN Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

A. person was remarking the other day
81 How very cheap every ihiag has got.
'Ndt every t6ing, said bis friend.
Why, what is not Z
Womsn!'
oh, aye, / torgoi-women are always
decr.p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

Why are some ladies the very opposite
Of their mirrors Because lhe one reflects
without talking ahd the other talks with
out rejecting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
II Ew Z sTABLIsHMEMT,
53OO[aa g 8lO4
FHAyEJFSA CVORX.


FENHE subscriber has taken The shop one
n door East Of The Store Of Mr.. David
Humphreys in CharlestpwnsF where be designs
carrying on the above business n all IFS various
branches. Hi hasmade arrahgem ents by which
he will be constantly Supplied FROM ~ cities OF
Baltimore and Frederick, with tse%6eSt materi-
ais, and purchased atlihe lowest prices rie has
Just furnished hlmseliswith a very extensive as.
sortment of Lasts Of psry latest style and FASH
ion, aud will at all TIMES have workmen OF the first
ORDER Ladies& GentlemeR can be supplied with
the best work, al shortest notice and at reduced
prices. He viii be happy TO receive cslf.
JAMES Mcdaniel
NIB would syail myself Of the opportun /
~ TO tender my sincerethanks 10 my Customers
ID the neighboFhood Of Halltown, for the LIBERAL
patronage heretofore extended 10 me, and
would here remark that my engagements in
CharlesIown, will inr DO wise interfere with my
shop in Halltown, and 4 viii be happy 10 con
tinue 10 receive their Ifavofs.
MIR. John Stephens will, 10 my absence, attend
10 all business there J MCDANIEL
Charfestown, Ian IS, 1S44-f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

why is Bustle like Romance ~
Do ye giveii ups at i tail OF fcli5n
iounded on stern reality Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

RErIsEMENT.-Aw western editor re
Gently heard young lady attable ask for
hen fruit s-neaning eggs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
March I4,ls44.
KIRGLlHL2. no HIT

AT Rules holden is he clerks Office Or fic
circuit superior court Of law and ehaeceIy
for Jefferson Couats, The first Monday ID
March, lS44 IN
Sasaapai Kiiiotlsr, PLAINrIFr.
AGAINST
.4aam Grim, Beajsmia Thompson, So@-
uet Hess, and Joseph Nelpia,
EErr;Nr, IN lis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

.q,kaesas Baggage boy, run up Stairs
10 No. go, and bring down my baggage.
hurry, Pm about moving. said tall Ar
kansa neat.axe-looking person 10 waiter
at one Of ouf-crack hotels. WHAT'S your
baggage, massa. whafis1e 2 Why three
plstolsl.a pack Of cards. a bowie knife, and
shirt You'll find them all under ny
pillow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

Z. Hoir 10 procure Singing House
First caleb your mo use. then mesmerize
hin. and lastly touch his organ q tune.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

Al Rules s6Idania tle Clerks Office ofihe l{ir-
cuitSureriog Cobrt flaw and Coaucerg sor
JeRersda County, fae first Monday IN AIaieh,
I844:
MomasB Il. Tqshlngfoa, PLAlsrlFE
.4G-4iAssT
Thomas r. Perdae, lillian N5chols,
] CHS Brooke, Leonard Jetecll, BtssA-
y rod G. Washington, .9ndrep Hpatsr,
Joshua Nichols, and the Wanchestfr
and Potomac R4H Road Compaag,
DEFENDANTS,
iii CHANCERY.
tENHE de feujant, lEeqaari JeQen not hasng
entered Ills appearance, andgjAen security
according tc tlfe Aetof Assembly and the rules
ef this coGr, ;aadit appearing byysatiifscsory
evidence that he is nat, an inhabiiapt Of 4sis
eouatry: lis ordered, That the said defendant
do appsarhsrt On the Eistday of the next tstia,
ana answer tp4 amsHded.hlii ofthe- plaintid SAHd
that cory. 81 thiv oraer be forthwith inscrsed
II some news paper published III chariestSsFn,
for two m5hlhs suck a4slyeiy, and posted atlhe
front door of The CouEt-huuas ID tbs said isWh
Of ChaFiest2was
A C0nr-& este
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
NEW GOOnS.

n HAVE jus, received fresh supply or new
4 and seasonable goods, which Tor pariel,
style and quality, is scarcely eqnalled 10 the
country. Particular care was taken 10 his
them cheap, SO that a small profit may be sddsd
and give general satisfaction 10 my friends ana
customers, who are earnestly invited 10 give
me an early call. To Fame the articles kept
by me in an advertisement is deemed no Ionghr
necessary. as il is we'll known that for the ltsi
IL years have kept more generally essorAd
store than is usualto be found ia to va or coda.
try. Customers will receive thanks for past n
xors, and permit me- % calculate on a conti5u-
ance Of their patronage
lii WIN. ANDERsoNIf
Elk Branch, April is.
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Gents Cdssimeres, ScarJs, Yestings, sc.
n HAVE sFge stock OF the latest styIs Of
- goods for gentlemen's wear. Those 10 What
Of something very pretty will please give. me =
call. T. g. sIGAFooSEl
April IS,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

Hall Mourning. little girl hearing
her mother say she was going in. hall
mourning, asked if any Of her 1felations
were hali.ds ac.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

Sharp and Wiity-A husbaud ii Phila
delphia advertises his wife, and that be
will pay no debts Of her contracting -
The amisble dear replies that people need
not be alarmed, as he PAYS no debts Of
any kind.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

.4aneraiioa - .ssv Fsaiars.-Eyesy
day brings about something new 10
popping the question now, the slfick
en- individual. instead Of saying: Miss,
will you marry me - exelaims Miss, are
You IN favor Ct annexation Z"
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q great many anecdotes are related OF
personal bravery. We should ike to see
that man who would deliberately allow q
woman 70 catch him making mouths At
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

Stupidiiy.--I believe The Jury have
been inoculatedfor stupidity, said law,
yer, That may b" said bis opponent;
but ihe bar are Of opinion that you lad
il 10 the natufatfcay., :
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NOfice.'

USHE Individual who Garfield away the ru,
ming gear Of my Wagon lying on ihelsid
Of the road below the res idence Of The IatesPb
liz Strider, near Harpers-Ferry, is reqpssie
10 return the same, otherwise suit will be il
sti,uied SIDNEY S GALLAHER
+. April Is.