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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
MERCHANTS AND COUNTRY
DEALERS
Ii Boxes l.enionS
REDALGO.

rHNAlS much admired horse, lately purchased
Of Mr. John Alexander, Of Clarke county,
Virginia, will stand the ensuing season, COM
mencing on the first Of April and ending on the
25th Of June, at the following stands
On Mondays and Tuesdays at Fair View; on
Wednesdays and Thursdays at Mr John AIexan-
der's, Clarke county IN Fridays and Saturdays
at Berryyille, and will be let to mares atS4 the
leap; Sc the season; $40 insurance. In every
case 25 cents TO, the groom.
RIDALGo, in color is a rich dark brown s
and half hands high; years old in June next.
Rldalgo is believed to be the best colt ever rails
ed by Longs distinguished horse, Industry,
whose pedigree is we'll knowp TO the public
Mary, the dam Of Ridalgo. was sired by Digit
ais, horse distinguished for the get of fine RI
ding horses and several Of Mary's colts have
been sold by Mr. Alexanders.fr s400 to $500
Mary was sired by Digitalis, grand dam by Top
Gallant, great grand dam By Pages Bedford.
Ridalgo's large size, fine form and appear
nnce, will, hope, recommend him to ali who
admire fne horse. Pasture will be furnish
ed at so cents week, for all mares sent 10 my
horse. WIN z SINCLAIR
Al I'll lS-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
G94aO0A
Z HANDS OFF Touch ii Lightly y
1BIuzza for Fashion
Il H. BIRMINGHAM respeetrulI, inform,


n H. KlNlNGHAM respectfully informs his
e. friends and customers that be has remoy-
ed his shop TO the Old Tailoring Stand Of F. s
Bogne, deceased next door 10 the Free Press
Office, where he will be happy TO waitupon
lhohe who may be disposed 10 psironize him =
lie l6egs leave TO return his sincere thanks for
theOvery liberal patronage he has been The reef
plept Of, and pledges himself 10 renewed eter-
tons to merit continuance.
From long experience 10 business. ard The ge-
neral satisfaction he has rendered so Gar, he can
with safety insure neat it, and perfect salts
faction 10 those who may be pleased to patron
i've him.
Having made ample arrangementsio be pro-
'ided with the FASHIONS as they are regular
y issued, he can promise the very {
:" TIP OF THE F.9SHIoHm
sE-lTo those who may desire their garments so
made, and is thus enabled to say that the
nasi fasiidious will be served TO order bs Civ.
ing him call
AS none but the very best wofkmeD will be
anHleSed, the Publicimay rest assured that his
work. will be both neat and durable.
Charlesiown, April 4, 1914.
H@ Country Produce will be taken at all
ines in exchange for work. al cash prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
sa % Il0YA,Ea
BooRs & SHOES.


M LILLIAN AVIS, respectfully informs bis
w friends and the public that he has re-
moved his shop 10 The room formerly occupied
81 G. w Aisquilh as Store Room, where be
Will be happy 10 serve ell his Old customers and
az mantnew ones as may be pleased to?atron-
ze him.
He pledges himself lhat his work Shall be
done IN as neat and substantial manner, and
az as cheap rates as al any establishment ia the
place.
he will manufacture such work as he has
been in the habit OF making, al the same re-
diced prices which they were sold 81, and v IN
also make up such work as is sold ii the stores
az the same prices
6FThe subjoined Is list or prices -
For the very best Pegged Boots IS 90
I Do do do Sewed do 6 90
Do Footing best Pegged do ; 50
Ladies Morocco slippers from LIS 10 50
Ebstler than any work in town, made by
one of the best Baltimore hands,
Al assortment -of Misses and ehildren's Slip
pers and Shoes always on hand.
ON. B. VIII be taken 10 exchange for
work, Corn, Bacon, and all kinds Of Produce.
Charlestown, April IS, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
IN CHANrFRY
VIRGINIA.. TO WIT J.

AT Rules holden ia the elerk g.. uf,a. =.
cut superior court Of Law and chsncsry for
Jefferson county, the 6rst MONDAY n Msrch
ls44:; = - a'0u'
Richard Dg6feld, ard Riehard Henry
Ransom, George William Ransom ana
James Matthe0 Ransom, Executors Of
Matthew Ransom, deceased.
PLAlNfrFrs,
AGAINST
I'm Sophia e Bsrson, Maria Z. .1e6srz
son, Frances .4nn Jefferson, aaa.4ma
+. jefferson, heirs Of Hamiitoa JET.
JerSon, decd, DrFENrI.NTs
in CHANCERY.
w NHE Defendants not having en,etnh ,h..x
70 Inc Act Of Assembly and the Rules If ~.
Souf.; apd Il appearing by satislactosv s .s;s
uence mat they are not inhabitants of III s,'..
ny is's ordered, That the sand Defsns.n 49,
appear here on the first day Of ~ 49,, 90
and answer the Bilof The Plamtias a,,d ~ ss.',
copy q his order be forthwith ;nssr "a ].
some newspaper published il chsrlsss ,sssu ~ =
-swo months successfully. and nosfss !, NJ, N.
IF edoCi agGl e the Courthouse, III the aid Town
a Copy-Teste.~
March Il ,ot, r. T. BROWN, clark,
H9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
VIRGINIA. 10 WIT.

sbAAtA4dt ks1t ~ III
Al Rules holden in the clerks Office af tha en-
erit Superior court Of law and ahAnoerY FOR
IstIsrson coaniy. the first Mondsy IL March,
1874:
TAs Mutual Insurance Society against
IRE on buildings IN VGrginiias
AGAINST
George Price, administrator OF John s.
Moore, decsd, Moore, fkemofher
Of tie said deed, Nm. Moore James
Moore, ana Beniapia 4. Td.caer,
DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
sHx aefts, - Moore aasher Of I'LL raid John
Moore. deed. VIM Moore. & Jas Moore
not having entered their appearance and given
security according to tho act Of assembly aad he
rules ofthis court; and il appearing hy sasfsfac-
tory evidence that thew are not inhabi,sn.s az
this country is ordered, That The sala defend.
ants do appear here on the frst ssy III the
next term. aud answer the bill 81 lie pIain-
In and that copy Of this order &c forth.
with inserted ~ some newspaper published in
Charlestown, in the countvof Jefferson. RAJ tws,
months successfully, and posted al he front
door Of the Court. house Of this county. +.
a Copy este,
ROBERT r. BROWN, cae,k.
March II lea4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
AO0R AZ @Dla 3
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
lannps IA aMEnsHa.

BOOTS 8 9W0Els
zklHE undersigned respectfully informs bis
- friends and customers thai BE continues
al his Old Stand, next door East OF CAREERS HS-
tel where viii be Constantly kept on hand. o.
ma 9e 10 order al The shortest 'noisce, every de-
sctipton Of BOOTS and SHOES. n,anpfsetured
olthe best materials, aud By exPsfienred work
mta.
NV prices willis no instance exceed those Of
any other maaalsslory in The pIaee--nor indeed
iIbse sold 10 Stores. ny Boots shall BE- manu-
f5t;ured a. chesp as the cheapest, and tbe pub
Ia may rest assured thai the work shall be done
10 : better manDer and al as low prices as the
homemade work sold 10 the stores.
Tbe; LADIES are particularly invited to call
and examine super lot OF Morocco. Kid, and
CallSkia Shoes, which have had recently man
ufaetured BY oae of the best wprkmeu IN the
country, and which I will wsrrsnt 10 BE- equal
in beauty and better made than those manufsc-
tuted 10 the cities. / will sell them at reduced
prices, as low as they can be had in tn stores.
Having Just received from Baltimore a 1T OF
Sdper Extra Morocco, GENTLEMEN would
ID well 10 call and sAeave their measures. The
Morocco Is OF quality that cannot be had 81 al
hines. Call and examine il
/ would embrace this opportunity or tender
.ng my thanks 10 ny friends and customers in
Isnthfeld, and would inform them that design
continuing my visits 10 that place, for he Pur.
aqss Of taking MEASURES, on every Thurs
day snd will make a return on ihe week fol-
bowi ing. The subscriber trusts thai his psiFon-
age will lie increased. and sufficient encourage
mem afforded 10 compensate for The loss Of lime
sustained and the extra expense.
John AVIS, Jr.
-Cbariestowfl. Aprll 4, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
NO EXCUSE FOR BgLDNEss.

Since the important discovery Of Dr. Jayne's
Hair Tonic, every one may, if he chose pre-
serve his hair from falling off, or if already bald
may with certainty nave his hair restored a.
gain BY a faithfutand perseyering application Of
this Valuable Hair TONIC.
Pleaseso read without prejudice the follow
ing commun;Gations, WHICH in addition 10 hun
dreds Of others equally respectable should re-
move the doubts Of every reasonable person of
the uniform and singular efficacy Of Jayne's Hair
Tonic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

UO-ACA SDH CUHtyaV n ttte
HNHE subscribers having taken out Aucftoa-
= eers License for Jefferson county, scspstt.
fully announce TO heir friends and the psi5lc
generally, thai they viii receive ali kinE5 d
Merchandise. Furniture, and other goods Iol
sale, At heir Auction Rooms, afHarpsss-F cry,
va, They will also attend 70 all pubic szles
the county.
Persons who cry sales without license, would
do well 70 observe this notice. and not infrings
on the rights OF the Subscribers
Our terms viii be moderals-such IS pilleeil
the times. :.
Refer 10 6. B. Wager and Isaac Fouks. Eiq's,
Harpers-Ferry Geo W. SappingtOn and s. a.
B. Thompson, Esq'rs, CharIesiown. III
DAVID K0ONCEl
M WIN. CLARK III
Harpers Fefry. Nov 3O.-6m. - =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
March IA. is4l
KIRGLMIaL no WIT.

VIRGINIA., TO VII:
At Rutes holden in the Clerks Office 6fsthe
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Cbansery
for Jefferson County, the FIRST Monday ID
March, l644; .f
John .Moler, Henry D. Gdrnhart, and
lanes ". Nc Curdy,
AGAINST
James Moore, .3ndfew Hunter, and I'm.
Lucas, DEFENDAq rs.
I'M CH8NCERF
TKJHE. defendant James Moore. not having entered
Il, disappearance * given security according aothe
act Of assembly and the rules of this court aad il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
inhabitsnt Of this cnnnry: Ills ordered l'Iisa the
said defendant osppesr here on the fi1st day Of
the next term, and answer the bill of the plilIlif
and that copy Of this order be forthwith lnsStted
in some newspaper published In Charlestokn4 fot
two months sueeessiveiy, and posted At tie front
door Of the courthouse ID the safd town ofGharles.
town. h4'
A Copy estc,
Marab "A 1914
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
..qGaf.AST,

Richard McSherry as Admiri1 stra1-
MeSherry decd and r. Exec II Ivan
sherry deed and .so i. MIS- own r;sh. ,'s.
~ 81 Z. o3hn aiett and Susan lis %ir,, sDd
Sh.-.. ronn iett As surety for Rielirdi Me
S'e y AuD' snistraior of.kcharti McSherrt. de-
cesssu. -Awrence Byrne and Mary his wife Ed
war. Nicholson and Auastasa his wife. Gforee
>i)oll and Catherine his wife, Cecilia Mesierrg.
james MeSherry. aud the personal re4ressnta-
uves Of John Rogsn and of William Rogan, ifany
there be Known Denhis Rogan. Charles 'Rsean.
Darby aieAieal and Rose bis wife, and the child
enof Patrick Crangle and Ann his wife, when
known James Clarke, William Clarke. Richard
Clarke, William Magreesy and Susan his sife.
Patrick Magreess .n4 Ann his wife. James STAR
kew and Elizabeth his wife, John MsMakor,. and
John ShArf, who IS also an Executor Of Riehasd
McSherry, deceased. DErEND1STs,
IN CH.aNCERY.
E1HE Defendants, John Pielt and sussn his
= wife, Lawrence ByrDe and Mary bis wife,
Edward Nicholson and Anaslasia his wife, Den
mis- Rogsn, Charles Rogan. DaFby McMeal and
Rose his wife. The children of Patrick CrsEglc
and Ann his wife, James Clarke, WiIiamClsf$e.
Richard Clarke, William Msgreevy and Susan
his wife, Patrick Magrsevy and Ann hIs wife. |
James slarkey md Elizabeth his vile, And
John MCMAHON. mol having entered their ap- |
pearanee add gisen security according 10 the act Of
assembly and HE rules ofthis court and Il aps.ar
ng ~ satisfactory evidence that they are nos Eha-
biianis ofihis country Ills ordered THAT the MA
defendants do appear here OH the list day of Tie e
erm aud answer Inc billof The plaintiffs aud tsas
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted Il. ssne
leuspapet published ID Chariestown, lor swe \
months sueceaslyelF and posted It The front sldor
A Copy -Tesis
II. +. BROWN. Cserk.
March L. 1870 ~ 9. 1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
snErHrnDsrowS.y Va, Oct 10, is.

Dear Sir.-You inquire Of me whether have
used Jour Hair Tone, and the effects.
Several years ago my hair began 10 fall ra-
pidly from The scalp, and had the prospect o!
premature badness During several yeats |
used various preparations recommended for the
hair, from which | derived no benefit. Al
length friend Recommended YOUR Hair Tonic.
| used three or four bottles according 10 the
printed directions, and al the end Of six months,
my hair was thick set, abd since, its tendency to
turn grey, was srresledl
: have never before given a certificate, re-
commenting patent medicines, which indiscri
minately sed, as they often are, do much, inju-
ry, but in q case like the present, where know
the article 10 be beneficial, and that il can do no
harm, | hove no scrupies in stating facts within
my own knowledge. Yours, &c.
JOHN QUIGLY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
Great Western Cook stove.

TNHE subscriber wouId respectfully IlllJsm
~ the public generally that be has secured
the right Of mskpg and vending tue aoovelam;
ed STOVE in severgE counties. "A model q Inc
Stove.csn be seen at the Hsrpers-Ferry3 Iron
Foundry, and in the course Of a few.weeks
shalt have number or ihe Stoves on hatd--
! deem it unnecessary 10 say much coufern-
ing this Stove in ms advertisement, as have
no fears but il win recommend itself 10 every
person that will examine IT. | will merely state
that il is adapted eilherfor the burning ofcosl
or wood, and that il IS SO constructed that in
case lhe cooking is required 10 be done very
soon, portion only DC The Stove need be beat
ed-that Is when ths family is not very large.
srhe prjee bf :he large Stove is s33, the small
one S23 complete Persons who may w4nt q
Cooking Stove are requested 10 give me CALI
aud after trying The Stove if they are not pleas-
edswish il, viii take i back.
HUGH GILLEECE-
Harpefs-Ferry "a ngustIO. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
THE FLOWING
ERREH'c .MEEEG.

TVHIs ancient and we'll known eslsblishtient
i is now in better repair 10 menufaclurs
Flour than ii has ever been since Il was first
built, which is almost century-hsriRg one OF
the best Rubbers 10 clean wheat from filth that
IS in the State Of Virginia, made by one uftthe
owners Of the Mill. ELISHA S. SSTDEE- ReiLg
thus prepared 10 grind all kinds Of Graini hnd
wishing 10 be constantly employed. va would
solicit ali those VINO have Grain 70 sriaa 20
give Us ealLand see whether we will Bnt DO
as well for them as any other Mill III the dcu-
~. For every hundred bushels Of Mercllsnta-
Sic Wheat, weighing SO pounds to the bushei,
We will give 90 barrels Superine Flour, and
stand The inspection ID Baltimore, or 10 tho Dis
Itrict OF COLUMBIA. We will also furnish casks
il requested by the owners of the Wheat, they
paying fo- the. same when they get the return
for their Flour. We will also give 1850 pounds
II OHsIl orevery hundred bushels Of Wheal.
We would rather the farmer would gri1d his
Wheat with US for toll, than for Us to.buy,gyel
II any prefer selling, we viii buy at fairimar-
ket price, and pay The cash on delivery.
The pubiic's humble servants,
ABRAHAM SNYDER,
ELISHA S. SNYDER.
Flowing Spring. Aug 3, Is43s-9m.
~ Our Saic .jNiH and Plqsisr NIL
are IN good order, and Corn GeimlEng
in the Cob is regularly attendedto. 81
A. 1917 : = III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
IN CHANCERY.

rEyHE defendant, Leonard jewell, no, hsiing
i entered his appearance, and given security
according 10 the Act Of Assembly and the rifles
Of this court and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an iuhabitant ofahis
country; u is ordsrsd, That the said teihnsant
do appear here onthe lstday Of the next tsrm,
and answer the amended bill Of the painpa.and
that a.copy Of this order be forthwith nsested
n some newspaper published in CharieStswn,
FOR two months successfully, and posted az the
front door of the Courthouse in the said ;Dwn
Of Charfestown.
A Copy Teste,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
Mareb il. lsal.. U - -
YERGLNLa. no WLT;

VIRGLNL.7, TO WTT:
At Rules holden in The clerks office Of the cR-
cult superior cou,tof law and ehaneery or
Jefferson eouA,ys the FIRST Monday in March,
1S44:
Henry Berry, Executor Of John Waoma
dor6, DECD, PLAINTlrf.
AGAINST
James 3. Wager, Executor Of Catharaae
Wdger, aee'd, and IN his o,cn giglisss,
@nrd 3. Wagsr, Noah HI Snay,tf,
dad Sarah Ann his rite, late Sarah
.ann Hcger, Defendants,
81 iNNCHANCERY.
FHVHE defendants, James B. Wager,
~ Noah H SwaYne, s Sarah Aan his
wife, not having entered their appearance, aad
given security according to The act OF assem-
ply and the rules Of this court, and il appear
ing by satisfactory eYidedce that they are not
inh4bitan, dfthis cou1lry; II isofde,ed, That The
saiEdelendants 90 appear here on The 'fest Gay
of t6e next term, rand answer the bill itha plan
tiff and thar a copy or this order be forthwith
inserted I'M some newspaper ubtrshsdAn Charles
towb, for two months successfully, and posted
at lie front door ar the courthouse in the said
lows Of CharIestowp. vi
IL c3Py-Teste,
q. r. BROWN, Clert. /.
March "a ieAA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
GA94OAQG1aa
70 The Citizens Of Charlestopn and
surrounding cOunlryl


m MOULD hereby give notice thai hare Just
y received ftem The Eastern cities tie latest
improved and most approved FASHIONS nov
exiaHt-so which a special invitation IS given 10
all he fashionable gentlemen ef this community
40 call aud examine an satisfied that lhey
are decidedly The 5eSi executed Of any nov 10 be
seea and beaeve ihat every appropriated
map, after exadinfpg ny Reports OF Fashions.
vail say they are wha, represent hen 70 be-
They are not ooly adapted to The fashiona be and
young, but snilable 10 he old and middle aged.
& fWani il disiirelIy understood, thai | caniol
Be beat IN any shape or form cutting, making,
price, cash, or trade. | will 20 = little farther
than his: 70 the man ia the ceunlrp Who will
make better Ems, o. better Made Globes OF any
SIND, pledge myself g give The best COAT the
eopairy can atoId UnJeIsiabd me / don / Of.
serihs 10 any as bel /; bat think that the
mouths Of some should be closed, notlonly 10
ChRiiesiorn, bi,i pear il.
Is Garmen,sl.cut TO order al liie shortest
possible nnlices.
Thankful for past fsvors, hope, BY using al
aillssaceio please, as heretofore, shall receive a
liberal share Of the peblSe's patronage
April Is. 1874 - : -
! have a Ren6rafike Process which
r- - without mistake. resnove all Stains and
9ssese Spots. and mol iniufe he ~ar,,sn, i
s14'' e nAPpy 70 walton any or ali his wav.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

A: Rules holden ID the clerks office of The cir.
cult superior court oftaw and chsncsry for
: jefferson county, the first Monday in March,
1874;
James BrannOn and Susan his ieife, Mary JNcSher-
N. Williasn Nc Sherry Dennis .NcSherfs, III
liam .HeGra,c and finn his ,cfs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
WHEAT WANTED.

WHEAT WANTED.
NNHE subscribers ore DESTROYS Of purchssing
II a large quqpiity Of Wheat, for whcb9Aey
will pay the highest cash Price on deiivaj at
the Old Furnsce4- Or should farmers 7ree9 il,
we will haul it from their barns, as we keeF a
team for that purpose.
We will also transport Flour, Wheat, and
other produce, by way OF the Canal, to the Dis
trict, a the lowest possible rates.
On hand and for sale, or exchange for eoan-
try produce,
/ Plaster, Salt, Groceries, Sc. Sd
Farmers are desired 10 give us call bkfore
disposing Of their Grain, as we will give the
highest cash price on delivery.
M.tH & v. w. MOORE.
Old Furnace, July RI, Is43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

a Conversion Tine Rev. Spencer H,
Cone baptized last week. al the head Of
Cherry street. Eastriser.fhe frsr Jew con-
vert 10 chrisiianiiyferer Oapiised iniothat
Communion Ia this country ~ Y Post
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

HAVE just received a Ine assortSs., e
hammered and rolled Iron, Warranted IN.
best double refined metal, assorted; plough ron.
horse shoe bars and nail rod, square sni round
.tn q different sizes. sIedgs holes, .colIap
isqp. &c, al Of which viii sell Low for eask
? DUNNINGT0N.
msren n Kerpeysyille Depot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
/ DOOR: g 9lOa
/ MANUEACTORY.a

FEyFIE subscriber has taken the shop, one
y door East Of The Store Of Mr. David
Humphreys 10 chsrlestown, where he designs
carrying on the above business ID al its various.
branches file has made ARRANGEMENTS By which
he will be constantly supplied from the cities Of
Baltimore and Frederick, with,th best msterl-
~, and purchased at the lowest prices. he has
just furnished himself with a very extensive as
sortment of Lasts Of lhersry latest s,y and FASH
ion and will at all times have woFkmen Of the first
order. Ladies& Genteme9e can be supplied with
the best work, OF shortest notice and at reduced
pEiees. Heyil BE- happy to receive cali.
JAMES MCDANIEL
In B would avail myself ofithe opportuni-
" 10 tender my sincere thanks 10 my Customers
FIN the neighborhood OF Hallown. for the Liberal
patronage. heretofore extended 10 me, and
would here remark that my engagements in
Charestown. will iaBo wise interfere with my
shop in Halltown, and viii be happy 10 con-
tihue to receive their {aFois.l
+ Mr. John SiepFens will in my absence, attend
10 ak business there. MCDANIEL
Charesfown, Jan IS, 1S44-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

PERslco's group Of statuarY for the
Capitol al Washington. brought from Ma
pies ia the U. $. ship Dslaware. repre-.
sents The landing Of Columbus in the New
World. /. consists Of two figures one Of
Columbus, and another OF an Indian girl.
whose steps aresauested byscuriosily, and
IN whose face are depicted timiliiy and
wonder.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
Or D. JAYNE, Philadelphia.
PmLApEEPHlA, May 10, 1898

PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1888.
DR. Jayne-Dear Sir :: feel that can hardly
say enough in favor Of -FOUR Hair Tonic. My
hair had been falling of Cor about two years,
and had become very thio, threatening speedy
badness when Feommepced using your remedy
In about one week il cessed to fall of. have
used il now for sbouy thee months and have as
full and thick head Of hair as can possibly
desire. have Recommended its use To- num-
Der Of my friends. who alr speak well Of il. If
faithfully employed | have no doubt Of its gen.
eral success may ADD that before using your
Tonic; had tried mary Of the various articles
employed for the hair, spch as The Macassar Oil,
1.-The different preparations Of Bears Oil, We;
geiable Hair Oil, &c.I without experiencing
much, if any benefit.
Respectfully yours S B FircH, NJ D.
AZ No l72 Chesuu. street.
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At Rules holden in theIClerk's Office of the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Cnancery for
Jefferson County, The first Monday in March,
1874:
Thomas B. IVashingfon PLAINTIFFS,
.fG.RLNST
Thomas FL Pqrdue, William Nictcis,
Chas. BROOKE, Leonard JeloeU, Bush
roo G. Washington. .aadre,e Hunter,
Joshua Nichols, and the Winchester
and Potomac RdH Road Compdn1
DEFENDANTS,
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At Rules holden In the clerks Office of thk
eircuA superior court Of law aud cbaneers
for Jefferson County, the FIRST Monday ip
March is4a
SusanNeh Klfsrilsr, PLAINTIFFS.
AGAINST. n
adam Crini, Benjamin Thompson, SAM
uel Hess. and Joseph .Meipin, 4