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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
Carneting.

FHNHE subscribers are now mshing very
4 handsome article or Carpeiine, both Of
Venetian and Ingram, 70 which we invite the
attention OF the public, particularly those that
are 10 favor Of domestic manufactures We
think they will equal in briliancy, fabric, and
arrangement. any super6ne carPe, now made
oy eastern manufacturers. Many Of the per
sens who have seen the carpets ssy thew ara 81.
perior TO shy they have ever seen made inE the
valley. Persons who Is ish their own sarpH made
into carpet Of any kind, can have Il done on liz
most accommodating terms. and atthe short, :,
nol,ce, 81 applying al our establishment on he
shenandoah River, one mile ebove he Shan
nondale Springs JOBE < co.
Shannoadale Fdetory. March So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
ApIll Is. laas.-
Great Western Cook stove.

ZNHE subscriber would respectfully infprm
- the public generally that he has secured
the right OF making and vending the aboventm-
ed STOVE 10 several counties. model of:the
stove can be seen at The HarpersFerrs iron
Foundry, and in The course Of few weeks
shall have number Of the Stoves on hang-
deem il unnecessary to say much eoHetFn-
ing this Stove ID my advertisement, IS h3ye
no fears but il win recommend itself 10 every
person thai will examine it, will merely stole
that il is adapted either for the burning Of zeal
Tor wood, and that il is so constructed that In
case the cooking is required TO be eoee vefy
soon, portion only of the Stove need be heat
ed-ihat is when the family is not very large
rhe.priee Of he large Stove is $50, fae suzIl
one so, complete. Persons who may wants
Cooking Slofe are requested 10 give me- csll,
and after trying The Stove If they are nsA plets-
ed. wiihii, Twin take il back.
HUGH GILLEEcE.l
Hsrpers-Eerry, August 10, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
March "A, 1884.
YIRGL.YL4. TO VIZ .


At Rules holdenin the clerks Office Of the cir
N cult superior court Of law and chancery for
jefferson eoshiy, the frst Monday IN Msrch,
IS44
Henry Berry, E.recut0r- of John TFAamel.
dogf dsc,d PLAlNnrF.
If AGAINST
James z. Wager, Executor Of Catharine
Wagers deed, and in his own rfght,
Gefdrd B. Wager, N5ah II. Assayne,
and Spdh INN his ,oife, late Sarah
Inn Niger, DEFENbASfS,
lN~CHANCERY.
FESHE defendants, James p. Wager,
4 Noah H, Swayne, s. Sarah Ans his
wife, not having entered their appearance, and
given secufhy aeeordiugto the ACT of assefl-
bly, and the rules of this court and il sppear-
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants ofthis country; Ills ordertd. Tha, the
said defendants do appear here on tho Grsl day
of the next term and apswerihe bill ofthe plain
tid'; and thai copy oEths order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published IN Gharles.
town, for two months successfully, and posted
al the front door Of the courthouse in tie said
town or charlestowl.
4 CoPy-Teste,
Il. T.. Brown, Cltak.
March "a 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25

In the Circuit Superior Court Of Nv aid rhancerv
Tor Jeiiersan County, March Rulbs, iS44
i Hopkins, widow of John Hdpkins. aleeeaseE
Wiil'Am-E. HJpkas, an adult a,an III the said.
t0hn Hopkins, Diseased and John Page Hop-
klns and y George l.. Hopkins, infants al Tie
81 ssia John hopkins. deceased; by a. B. Hopkins,
their guardian and nexs t, lend, .pPIISrifFs.
AGAINST
RICHARD Dallield, sheriff Of Jaflsson county "a
whom was communicative administration OF the
estate IF BroekhoIst Livingston deceased, and
the heirs Of the said Livingston when discovered.
Charles II. Lee, administrator with the william
nexed OF Edmund L Lee, desessed aid Edmund
J. Lee. Jotig Lloyd, and Ann If his wife, late
Ann II. Lee, Sally Lee, Cassius T. lee, Kensey
Johns ,e Stewart, and HannAh hisIwife, who WAS
Hannah Lee, Charles H Lee, IN his own right.
Richard II Lee and Willism Il. Lee. and Mary
r. Lee, lntants OF William r =Lee a deceased son
OF the said Edmund |, Lee,5 deceased, of whom
Edmund !. Lee is The Ttst9mentary guardian1
heirs at Law ofthe said Edmund / Lee, deceased
IN CHANcERY.
tHNHE Defendants The Heirs Of Broekhols Living
= ston, DECEASED. snd John LLOYD aud Ann ii
bis wife, sally Lee, Cassius F.. Lee, Kensey Johns
Stewart and Hannah his wife, Charles ii. Ice and
William +. Lee aud Mary + Lee, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security according
70 the Act Of Assembly aud the roles Of this Court
and II appearing BY satisfactory evidence thai thay
are not inhabitants of this country II is ordered
That the saddefendaas do appear here on lie sixth
day OF the next term, and answer The bill Of khc
plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be forth
with iHserteds IN some. new spaper publ hed ia
Chsrestown, for two months sneeessiyely, and be
posted at the front door Of The Couft-house in the
said town ofGharlestown!
A Copy-'reste,
March 81 iS44. - = r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25

Jefferson County, v lrsinln.
THE Subscribers having taken out Auction
GERS License for Jefferson county. respect
fully anncduce 10 heir friends and the pubic
generally, that they will reeeive all kinds Of
Merchandise, Furniture, aud other goods for
SALE at their Auction Rooms. st,Harpers-Ferry
Va. They will also attend 10 all public sales
thronghoutth county.
: Persons who cry sales without license, would
do well 70 observe this notice. and not infringe
on the rights or the subscriber
Our terms will be moderale-sueh Is will suit
the times.
Refer 10 G. B. Wager and Isaac Fouke, Esq's
HarPers-FeTry Geo. w. SaPpingtun and VIM.
B. Thompson, Esq'rs, Charleslown.
DAVID K0ONCE,
MN. CLARK.
Harpers Ferry, Nov 30.-6m.
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VIRGINIA., to viii q.

March II. 1871! !
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DR. D JArNE. Philadelphia.
FHlLApeLPHIA. May

FHlLADELFEIA, May 10, 1888
DR. Jayne-Dear Sir: feel tha,I can hardly
say enough 10 favor Of your Hair Tonic. My
hair had been falling off Cor about two years,
and had become very thin, threatening speedy
badness when commenced using your remedy.
In about one week il ceased to fall off. ! have
used it now for about three months and have as
iisll and thick head Of hair as can possibly
Iesire. have recommended its use 10 a num-
Der OF my friends, who all speak well Of ii. If
faithfully employed have no doubt Of its gen.
erai success. ! may add that befote using your
Tonic, i had trie1 mary of the various articles
employ ed for the hair, such as the Macassar Oil,
all the different preparations Of Bears Oil, We
getable Hair Oil, &c., without experiencing
much, if any. benefit.
Respectfully yours, B FIrcH, NJ D.
No l72 Chestnut street
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snrFnlaD rows, Va, Oct 10, 1913.

Dear Sir.-Yo6mquire.o of me whether have
sised your Hair Tonic, and the effects,
Several years ago my hair began TO fall ra-
1pidly from the scalp, and | had the prospect of
premature baddess During several years
used various PREPARATIONS recommended for the
hair, from which | derived no benefit All
length friend recommended our Hair Tonic.
used three orfouF bottles according to the
printed directions and at the end Of six months,
my hair was thick set, and since, its tendency to
turn grey, was arrested.
| have never before given certificate, re-
commenting patent edicines, which indscri
Intimately SEQ, as they often are, do muchsiniu-
ry, bot in case like the present, where know
the article 10 be beneficial and that il can DO no
harm, i hove n9scrupfes in stating facts within
my own kaowledget Yours, &c.
JoHN Qutnfy 7
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Virginia. no gVTT

- = - ~ = = n
AZ Rules holden 10 the clerks pF6ce &c the eirA
cut superior court Of law and chaacery for
Jefferson county, the 6rst Monday u March.
me Mutual Assurance Society against
are On buildings ii nRgsniia,
nc. INST ~ !
George Price, s9dminisiratar Of John S.
.hoores dec'd, Moore, she mother
@ tie said deed, HIN. Moore, James
Moore ana Beajopia Z. Tossner,
DEFENDANTS.
IN GHANCERY.
Va dei ts, - Moore uaotlier 81 HE said John
? Moore. deed. Vim. Mdorc, < Jas Moore.
nes having entered their appearance and gwen
security according The ael Of assembly ahd tho
laaes ol.nis court and itsppesFing By salisfac.
tory evidence that they are het inhabitants Of
his country his otdersa, That the said defena-
ants do appear here on the 6rst aay 81 the
next term, and answer The bin Of the plain
IN and that copy Of this order Sc forth
WIN inserted in some newspaper Published in
lCharlestown, in The county ofJslierson, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at tie. 'front.'
door OF the COURTEOUS oe mis- county.
Al Copy--Teste.
ROBERT &. BROWN. CLERK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25

HOME MADE BOOTSi& SHOES. ]
NR0M recent additions, my stock of Boots
4 & Shoes, of home manufacture, is very
extensive and complete, comprising The very
latest style and fashions. Lsdies Eand gentle
men Gamble supplied With tie most superior ar
ticle' and al rery reduced prices.
March, %. III MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
PERFORMANCES AND THOSE OF HIS GET.

:" SKYLARK Is in splendid health, order and
condition. and viii no doubt please your country
better than any horse they had saw or can see
He i rich hay beanfa, gay, Of very superior
ion and power, strong enough for a Dtay, anal is to-
day the next horse to Priam, If do, fully his e.
qnal. Many Of our best Judges think Skylsrk's
s0itsAin this country the finest they have ever
seen in size, bone and appearance. except perhaps
fslde's colts; indeed, for size, color. game aud
st0niness his colts are nearly all uneausied He
has had three colts TO start il Amersa-al are win
ners and some Of them several tiaes-Of their rua-
pings and winnings in ireland and Eng land cannot
say enough; last year his cola won Q out of nc
kISGs PLArEs ia Ireland more than half Of all run
for, And against the get Of Sir Hercules Priam We
loeipede. EmiiIus, EepnomIst, Sire of Hafkawsy,
and all the other stations nearly OF ireland and En-
gland He has had only three or four colts carried
over to England. ALL WERE WINNERS. and
some ofahem many times on the English turf. Ii
will thus be seen they have been successful wherey-
er triedhis colts very celebrated forlhe Saddle
the chase o. IS hunters. well as onhe turf. Ma
ny Of bis colts have four miles and four mile
heats. But observe his osvH performance
.sSkyl WON ~ RACES, heavy weights, long
distances, "a Kings Platss, more than any oihef
horse ever won d Pile won near 80 races Of s aid
miles. many Of them heats, aud sometimes f1ss
races The same dry. j. the hzndcaPraces, he grne
rally carried heasierS weights than any other, often
gave or years and great odds ia weight-in the
same day, carried f6S Bs, s miles, rfring 81 Ebs.
ana IL io3 aha non oo3n races Frequently Tor the
Kings Plates, carried from l5Olo l76 lbs miles.
He beat Economist. Sire Of Harkaway: he beat Ia.
dy Elisabeth miles twice carving 1S lbs and she
ran miles IN min As sec, with 50 lbs. on her
As proof Of lhe high estimation in which he stood
With turfmen he hsndieappe 10 carry the g,oss
s1traordnary and uaheqrd Of Of eioIbs for
The Corinthians The alterations IN the Kings Plates
HAVE BEEN ATTRIBUTED TO HIS IN
PARELELED PERFORMANCES. wnIca Hsvx
REEN CONSIDERED UNRlVALED ON ANY ]
TURF. O. AZ eight years old he challenged the
world To- run four miles under the very heaviest
weights No horse secepting The challenge, be was
riihdrswn from The turf smbiemished
JOSIAH WNi. WARE.
Near BsrTytfHe, Clarke CD. Thgiaia.
. Arfii n. 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
FROM IRONllf

HAVE just received fine assortment OF
4 hammered and rolled Iron, warranted the
best dqube refined metal, assorted; plough iron,
horse shoe bars and nail rod, square snd roand
iron Of different sizes, sledge moes, scolIsp
aron, &C., all Of which Twill Sell low for cash.
F HUNTINGTON,
March Il. - Kerneystille Depot
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Notice.

fE7EREAFTER no person Will be permilte,
~ 10 take letter from this Office wthou
pay ing the postage al The time Or delivery o
suchleiler, except such persons, who, for lhei
own copvenience, choose 70 deposit the proba
bic amount Of quarters pottage 10 adyance
All newspaper postage must be,paid by the quar-.
ter insadvanoe, agreeable to DISTINCTIONS from
the Post Office Department
= JOHN X. WHITE r. NJ.
April III IL, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25

A humorous fellow carpenter beins
sum oned as a witness on trial for an
assault. one of,the counsel. who was very
much giyep<fo brow beat HE evidence.
asked him what distance be was from The
parties when be saw the defendant strike
the plaintiff. The carpenter answered
just four feet Eve inches and half. Pray,
my fellow, says the counsel, how is it
possible that you can be so very exac: as
10 distance n Ilhought. says The car
penter. that some fool or other might ask
me, and so measuredit.'
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tFron lhe somerville IN. ~ whtg !


Some time Since called upon MIR. p Msson,
Tonic, 10 restore my hair, which was then fall
ing ofdailS. procured one bottle, and applied
its contents according to the directions. When
the bottle was exhausted, ! discovered to my
great+surPrise andIsatisfaction, that the Young
Hair was starting handsomely; | therefore pur.
chased another, and soon iilI had used three
bottles, and now, asa Compensation, my hair is
as thick as ever
And what is mole surprising, my badness
was not occasioBed By sickness. in which case
there Is greater hope Of resrorstion-but was
.hereditsTy. JAS 10 RoeERs, Methodist Min
isters Mount Horeb, Somerset Co., n J..
Jayne's Tonic vermifuge, safe and pleasant
remedy for worms, Dyspepsia, Weakness. loss
of appetite and for intermittant fever, and Ague
and Fever.
Jayne's CarmiBstive Balsan, Il scerta ins safe
and efsciuai cure for Dysentery. Diarrhq Cho-
lera Mor0us, summer complaint. Cbolic, Gripping
Pains, Sour Stomach, sick and nerVousHead-
ache, Heartburn, waterbrash, Pain or sickness
Of The Stomach, ani all bowel affections.
Jayne's SsnatiTe Pilsfor Liver complaint. Dys-
pepsia, Rhermaiism, diseases Of the skin, lmpu-
rity ~ the Blood, Costlyeness. Pains ia the
limbs, Bilious a1eelioDs, Female Diseases, and
for an diseases whsfp 40 Alternative or Pergaliye
medicine may be required,
Prepared only BY Or d jayne, No 90, South
Sd Street. Philadelphia, where his other valua-
bic remedies may be had and for sale by
JOHN r. BROWN, cbarlestoEp.
JOSEPH CROSBY, HarPsrs-FsrrE j
:, hr,rrv 4 f84I --fv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25

Tn!a church yard in the North Of Fog
land is az epitsPh on John Newton.
Here lies talas) and more's the fity
All that remains Of John New cityen
To WITCH is attached the following no
ia beas. The mans name was New,
town. which would not rhyme" Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
Maseh i4,lstI4.
VTRGLNIa, TO WIT !.

At Rules holden in the clerks ofice Of the
reuhsuperior court Of law and chaucery
for Jefferson County, the first Monday in
March, 1874:
Susqnaak Kilyiler, PLAINTIFr.
/ AGAINST
.7dam Grim, Benjamin Thompson, Saq-
gel Hess, and Joseph .Netrin,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
THE FLOWING
SPRING NILES.


TxHiS ancieat and well known establishment
4 Is now 10 better repair 70 Easnufaelure
Flour than ii has ever been since il was irst
built, which is almost a eeRtury-hsving one Of
the best Rubbers 10 clean Wheat from filth that
- in the State Of Virginia, made by enc Of The
owners Of the Mill, ELISHA S. SSYpEh. Being
thus prepared TO grind all kinds of Grain, and
wishing TO be constaElly employed. We would
solicit aIl9tbose who have Grain 10 grind %
give US a. call and see whether we will not do
as well forthem as any other Mil in the coun-
~. For every hundred bushels Of Merchsnia-
BILE Wheat weighing GO pounds 10 the bnshel,
We will give 20 barrels Snperfne Flour, and
stand the Inspection 10 Baltimore. OF in the Dis
trictof Columbia. We viii also furnish casks
# requested by The owners OF lhs Wheat, they
raying forsthe same when Ikey gel the return
Tor their Flour. We will also give 1850 pounds
Of 0fall for every hundred bushels Of Wheat
We would rather the farmer would grind his
Wheat with US for toll, than for us to buy, vet
il any prefer selling, we will buy at fair mar
ket price, apd pay The cash on delivery.
The public's humble servants,
ABRAHAM SNYDER,
ELISHA 81 SNYDER.
Flowing Spring, Aug 3, ls43,-9m.
bP Our SatO Mil and Plaster NH
are IN goo "a order, and Corn Grinding
insthe Cob is regularly attended to.
A. s E. S. SNYDER.
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CONC IT FAsr.-one Mrs, B.rges
wife Of Mr. Abraham Barger. living ne ar
Pssersville, Md, ia the latter psri Of Feb
ruary last, was delivered ofefour 6ne heal
thy children at oae Birth and from last
accounts they are all doing well. This
y the sane wo6an who gave birth TO
tnfee cnliofen about eighteen months
SINCE anu was nrst noticed in The FEEDER
ick sExamiaer. Mlddle'owEs Valley well
deserves me name OF havinga fertile soil
--seHen. children in eighteen moulhs /
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JoNEs1oRo' TENN lRLs.-Brown
low. the editor Of the Jonesborp' tTenn.
Wing, in describing the leading charscleri
of the town, winds up bis article thus =
As TO the girls, there are a caution o.
them, and We honestly believe they are
all candidates for natfimony. Some oil
them are pretty-othets are Just mtddfia
and others Of them are is ugly as the Butt.
cut Of original ain r.
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VIRGINIA, TO wit:

A. Rules holden il. the clerks office Of the nir-
cult superior court of.law aud chancery for
Jefferson county, the first Monday in Match,
1874:
JImes Braanon and Sasan his riff, Mary .McSaer.
rg, Wiliam MeSherrg Dennis .McSksrrg, Hil-
liam .NcGTnie and .9nn his tcye.
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aGlIMST
PLAiNrI.9rs,

Richard MeSherryras Administrator of Will3sm
Z MeSherry, deed, and as Executor Of Richard Ne
Sherry, deed, and also ID his own right, DEANS
L. MeSherry, John Peu and Susan bis wife, End
the said John Pelt as surety for Richard Nc
Sherry, Administrator of Richard McSherry ,ltle-
ceased Lawrence Byrne and Mary bis wife, @d-
ward Nicholson and Anastssia his wife, George
Dol! and Cathsrine his wife, Cecilia McShesry.
James MeSherry. land The personal represests-
lives Of john Rogan and-of " ilian Rossn. If hny
there be known, Dennis Rogan, Charles Ro;an,
Darby MeMsaf and Rose his wife, and the ch1id-
rem Of Patrick Crangie and Ann bis wife, Wien
known, James Clarke, William Clarke Richard
Clarke, William. Magreeyy and Susan his wife,
Patrick Msgreeyy and Ann his wife, James STAR
kes and Eiizsbelh his wife, TX ohm NIcAf,shoh, and
John Sharif, who i also an Executor Oh Riehsrd
McSherry, deceased, DEFrSDAHfs,
IN CH.9NCERY
KyFIE Defendants, John Piett and sesan bis
wife, Lawrence Byrne and Mary BIS wife,
Edward Nicholson and Anastssia his vile, Dep
MS Rogan, Charles Rogsn, Darby McsIeal add
Rose bis wife, the children or Patrick Crsngse
and Ann hiswife, James Clarke, WillismC larkF,
Richard Clarke, William Magreeyy and Sussn
bis wife, Patrick Nagreevy and Ann has wife,
James Siarkey and Elizabeth his wife, ard
John McMshon. not having entered their ap-
pearapce and given security according to tie act nf
ing by satisfactory evidence that they not inhs
bitanfs Of Ibis country his ordered That the said
defendants Id apueafhere on the Isl day Of The nl
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and tl.
copy Of this order Be forthwith inserted 10 sonas
newspaper published 10 Gharlestown, Tor tma
months sisceessscly, and posted al The frsnt doot
of the court house IN the said town Of Chsrlestow
A Copy -Teale.
March IL, 1915
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I'm CHANCERY

7 7
lENliE defendant, Adam Grim, not having entered
= bis appearance, and given security according 10
the acto( assembly and the rules of this court
and il appearing BY satisfactory evidence that
he is not an inhabitant ofthis countrye IL is or
dsrea, That the said defendant do appear here
on the frst day Of the next term, add answer
the bill Of the plaintiff and that ecpy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published ip charlestown, for two months sue
cessively, and posted at the trent dopr of the
courthouse 10 the said town Of Charlsstown.
IA 'Copy -Teste,
r. T. BROWN, Cietk.
March Ia ISL
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FRESH TEAS

In CHESTS Gubpouder. Imperial I You're
Hyson, and Hyson skin Teas, for ssIs
low BY The chest j cRt,3sY
Harpsrs-Ferry, Feb %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25

Have you found your dog which was
stolen, askedla gentleman on the door steps
Of q certain provision store the other day
No, not exactly; Blu. know where they
sold the sausagesr was the reply.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25

Epiiaph on an .auarieious Nan
At rest beneath this church-yard stone
Lies slingy Jenny Wyatt;
He died one morning just al ten,
And saved dinner by il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
RENAE.G0.

fHNHIS much admired horse. lately purchased
Or Mr. John Alexander, Of Clarke codnty
Virginia, wi stand the ensuing season, DOM
meucing on the first of April, and ending on the
25lh Of June, at the following stands
On Mondays and Tuesdays al Fair View; on
Wednesdays and Thursdays at Mr John Alexan-
der's, Clarke county IN Fridays and Saturdays
at Berryylle, and will be lei to mares at 81 the
leap s6the season; $40 insurance In every
case IS cents to the groom.
RIDALGO, in color is a rich dark brown !; / G
and half hands high; 5 years old in June next.
Ridalgo is believed 10 be the best colt ever rails
ed by Longs distinguished horse, Industry,
whose pedigree is well known TO the public
Mary the dam Of Ridalgo, was sired by Digit
ais, horee distinguished for The ge, Of fine RI
ding horses and several of Mary's colts have
been sold by Mr. Alexander, from $500 TO $500.
Marywas sired by Digitais, grand dam By Top
GallhR,; great grand dam by Pages Bedford.
Ridofgo's large size, fine form and appear
nnce, VIII, hope, recommend him 10 ali who
admire fine horse. Pasture will be furnish
ed al SO cents week, for all mares sent to MY
horse. VIM Z SINCLAIR.
A ril 1875
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TN CHANCERY.

sHNHE defendant Leonard Jewell, rot hBying
entered his appearance, and given secsrty
according TO tie Aet Of Assembly and the rslles
Of this court and it appea ring BY satisfactory
evidence thal he is not an inhabrant of.this
countryi II is ordered, That the said Defendant
do appesr hereIon the lstday OF the nex firm.
and answer theiamended bilfofihe plaintiff ,and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
a some newspaper published in Charlesicwn,
for-two months successfully, and posted atsihe
front door OF the Courthouse in the said ;5wn
Of Charfestown
A Copy
March al 1874.
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Of this here printing business Amt i, aston
ishing thing 70 you ~ .Weli boss. ii *
thew may talk about their na,ionsl con
yensions. aud those other conventions. bu
! think the ari Of printing Is about ID.
greatest convention that ever seen il
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Married, atRouoke, Virginia, on he
Oath ult.. by the Rev. J. Gates. Mr. John
Post 10 Miss Sophia Rails. II this match
don, make fence Of the first quality 1--WE
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