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u. S. MAu.-The land mail between Charleston
land Savannah was, we understand, temporarily OBJ
struced and detained, on its way near Rantowles,
lon Tuesday last, by several deputy sherfs of Col
Teton district, s. c., levying the stage and horses
carrying the mail under executions against III. Bare
Held lately deceased, the mail contractor The stage
Idrver was, in consequence, compelled to carry the
lmail some distance on his shoulders, and then to
hire horse in order to bring it on to Charleston
1--WE learn that warrants have been applied for against
the persons guilty of this misdemeanor,
yfieIand,ia Gazette.
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GENERAL MEETING IN WASHINGTON.

We much regret that our pressing engagements
prevented our attending the general meeting, which
is held this evening at the City Hall, to do honor
10 the memory of General Jackson. We under
stand the meeting is crowded one, and that
General Van Ness is in the chair We shall give
the proceedings tomorrow evening
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r. Barnwell Rhett, esq, (member of Congress
from South Carolina, has sailed from Boston in tn
Cambria for England. He goes on temporary ex
cursion TO Europe
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VIZ ANTED-By man and his wife having no
w children, a situation in the country The
imam, who has good knowledge in farming and
gardening business and also in taking charge OF cat
|tle; his wife good housekeeper; both well acquaint-
led with farm or dairy business by meeting with a
good home will hire on moderate terms, and can
|come well recommended for honesty, sobnety, and
Industry. Application to be made to Mr.. Holmes,
grocer nearly opposite the Patriotic Bank on 9TH
street, personally, or by letter, post PAID.
June 1876
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aa-A special meeting of Powhatan Tribe
No l. l. o. r. NJ. will be held at the regular place
of meeting, on C street, Saturday evening next,
June 81 is45, at eight o'clock. All members of the
order in good standing are requested TO attend.
BY orderi
June 1873 Secretary.
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NOR SALE. OR RENT, large and commo-
l. dious two-story brick clearinghouse, situated
on Louisiana avenue, between 9th and streets;
The rooms are large and airy; it has fine yard ana
stable. The house has recently undergone a
thorough repair. The above property holds out
great inducements TO any one wishing TO purchase
cheap and valuable property. Inquire OF
z. GUTTSCHLICH,
Near the corner Of 9th street and LOUISIANA avenues
June l7--eo3t
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HORSES, AND HARNESS A.
AITCrION

t1OtNoEso, 49, AAaiNN 1skoo n
AUCTION.
|ON Monday afternoon, 2sth inst, at 5 o'clock, ]
N will SELL in front Of my store, handsome as
sortment of carriages single and double harness, to-
gether with two very fine family horses, viz: bug
|gies, rockaways, barouches, coaches, square car
|riages, harness, DC Also, one very superior family
horse very easy under the saddle, and goes well in
Single and double harness. Also one fine family bay
horse. They are highly recommended family
beasts.
VIM. MARSHALL,
June l9-3tfs Auctioneer.
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|CtHEAP EDITIONS OF STANDARD BOOKS,
~ Well printed, in large type on fine paper
Hazltt's Lectures the Dramatic Literature of the
Age of Elizabeth; so cents
Select Tales from the GeRia Romanorum; 81
cents.
The Crescent and the Gross, or Romance and
Realities Of Eastern Travel, by Eliot Warburton, 2
vols; dollar.
Headlong Hall and Nightmare Abbey, VOL; 81
cents.
The French in Agiers, "the Soldier Of the Foreign
LEGION" and the Prisoners Of Abd-el-Kader VOL;
|37 cents.
Hazu's Table Talk, vols; 81 cents.
Imagination and Fancy, by Leigh Hunt, VOL;
50 cents.
Diary of Lady Willoughby, vol; 25 cents
"Undine,n and "Sntram and his Companions"
from the German Of Fouque
just received for sale by f. TAYLOR or for cir
cuation Ito subscribers only from the Waverley
Circulating Library; together with all other new
books.
June IS
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DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue Of writ Of fsri
i facias issued by T. X. Hampton, esq, and to me
directed, l shall sell, at Wiliamss pen corner Of
Maryland avenue and 7th street, on the oath Of
this month, at 10 o'clock, negro boy named
James Bell, seized and taken as the property of
George McCauey, to satisfy two feri Jacas in favor
|of VIM. Flenner, for cash.
J. V. PATTAN,
June Ie-3t Constable.
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DUBLIC SALE.-H. J. GouLp & Co. will
i sell on Saturday next, 2lst instant, at 10
O'Clock, consignment Of goods, consisting of SUI
gars, moasses, teas, coffee, starch, CASTLE soap,
salrratus, pepper, figs, English walnuts, raisins,
boxes No. herring, cigars tobacco, and other arti-
cles. The above goods will he sold in parcels con-
venient for family purchasers and all ofthc very
first quality. Terms at sale.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
Near corner of 7th street and Louisiana avenue.
June l6
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGESi
| } II have on hand large and handsome assort-
n,en of carriages, which must be positively closed,
10 cover advances and make room Tor fresh consgn-
ments They are from some of the best northern
and the assortment not inferior to
any in the city, viz:
Falling top buggies and barouches
Standing and falling top rockaways
Square and standing top jury wagons
Close carriages, new styles, &c, &c.
WIN. MARSHALL,
Auction and commission store,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
June 1875
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|nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
NJ One hundred dollars reward will be paid for
discovery and conviction OF the person. or PERSONS
Who between midnight and daybreak this morning,
barked or grded three sycamore trees in front OF the
middle house of the seven buildings.
The same reward will be paid for the discovery
land conviction of any person who may have insti-
gated or induced another TO commit the aoove-men-
|tioned outrage. ,-o,,n.,
June ll--eod3tt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
Hagersiosg,. i. Ig.imel,csfe,.
TWICE q IgEEK.


IfNHlS elegant line Of -Four Horse PosT
CoACdES. now sssrranged in. III ,aoye.
meu,s under skillEul All careful drI,e.. g :,
keepun regaiar correction with ths R.,,,-
more & Ohio RaJKisosa wiihoul interrap,;on
Il leaves Winchester % Sunday morning. i'm.
mediateiy after The arrival Of ihe stanton
Stage. so asdo reach Mssiinsburg ID ,i.ns for
The Basti,Rore Cars, Eusfardfc
Al III O'Clock. A. NJ
0p.lyednesday mornings itperiorms ,Lesams
trjp. in time for The same connection
The Stage pfoeee3s from Mariinsburg oil Sun.
days and Mees.esdays, for Hagerstos.n, between
aud o'clock, sfisr tie aFrieat nth Bsi,imors,
Cars, thus atfordngs Conveyance for passsngsfs
to Williamspoft, Hagerstean, &C. and forming
connection with the
Hagerstoscn, CRam6ers5arg, and Psila-
dsiphia Rail Road Lines. 81.
! This ensures despatch 10 Travellers, and pre-
veIfts unnecessary aeteution any where.
Returning, the Stage leaves Hagersiown for
Winchester. Cd Monday and Thursday morn
ings, ala O'Clock, and reaches Winchester in
time for the Siaunson Stage, thus extending ac-
Communications 10 5oih directions without delay.
This Line. North from y inchssier. passes
through Bunker's Hill, DaTkessilie, Martins
burg, Falling Waters aud Williamspori, ID Ha-
gers,own, giving business men an opportunity
Of visiting each Of those places.
Passengers going West. by taking this line,
will find II The dhehpest and hes. route, allowing
time TO rest and fine in Mar,lnsburg, before
the arrival Of The Baltimore Cara for Climber
land KEMP s RIPLEY,
Proprieioss.
Winchester. Ia uP IA IsAE-a am 3t'gk Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
LARaE FLoURINa n6ILL
TRUSTEES SAKE
Of jefferson Lands.

lRY virtue Of deed Of Trust, executed by
- John Strider, 10 the undersigned and John
0. Yates, for the purpose Of securing the 6ebl
therein mentioned-said deed being dated Oct
IL, 1885, and recorded in Jefferson County
Court will expose TO sale, at public auction
to the highes, bidder. for ready money, on Non.
day ht 20th day Of October nsrf, before the door
OF the Courthouse in charlestown, the 3 seye.
raj parcels Of Land. in jefferson county, as
hereinafter described:
No. !. "A Lot Of Woodland, contain
ing 3 acres, adjoining the lands Of Philip En-.
gle, Geo, Hageey's heirs, sc. being the same
lot that John Strider purchased Of JOS CIV
met, by deed Of bargain and sale, dated Sept.
Esd, 1915.
No.2. "a Lot contaiaing 81 .Acres.
adjoining tho lands Of j. > p. Eagle, and The
tract recently purchased BY said Enele, of
John Strider, Hageloy, &c on which il
comfortable tenement.
No. 3. a Tract Of Lend on the South
East side Of the Shenandoah River. ia Jeffer.
son, County, adjotBing lands Of Cathar inc
Nisewsnner, John Eisewsnner's heirs. and
Samn Young's heirs eontsining 60 A. ar.
27P-being the same Land which was con.
. veyed TO said John Strider by VIM. Herbert,
by deed 2sth Feb. 1881 Sale 10 commence
at noon on the day above mentioned.
q. w. SAPPINGTON,] VI
sept u, la45 Surviving Trustees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
CoppersIllith s. Tin Ware
Establishment.

B.. p. REED respectfully informs tho
ega public III general, that he has sommen-
ced the. above business 10 the room adjoining
Mr. Geo. Reeds DID establishment, and direct
y. opposite Maj Massie's Hotel, Winchester.
where be has On hand a fne assortment Of :.
Fin. Copper and Sheet Iron. WIRE
OF all kinds, warranted TO be made or tho best
materials, ndpotltoSbeeurpassed in WORKMAN
ship, .andEat prices as low d can hS~purchnsea
in any regular establishment ID the Valley.
de j. also prepared toimake and putup gut
tiers and spouliag q Tin or Copper, both s.
cret and hanging, land to cover houses either
with Tin, Copper or Zine.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attended TO.
Recommendations on The subject from Jef.
ferson, may belle Il at the Free Press olice.
Winchester, July liz. l545--6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

KNytIE una.,s;..,l -. $3.50 fYann
nee !, go ,s I, "a I. =
.14et,l - y m'aenestsr. near tns
Sour.ehoElse. hs ~ aoof e jacob Senseney, ESQ
where they intend keeplng full and conplets
assortment in their limo. From their long sx
pericnee in the Hardware Business ID BALI
,nore ana having the hes, soprces far ohtAinipS
g,hs;r 4 as,a. 49, ma, M.
Y :. - 'es.'- = ths ~
EagtlsA and .7mericHfi 1f1Rufacluyers,
s,.he, q. en,hl.l ~, =, fs-a4s 4
:, :" asa "'u -.
lsae uaIu"Sfe Liae, ssiref tadn trkr ~ Ias'
place.
The patronage OF the public Is specsfuliy
Iiayited and Country Merchants viii find il to
Itheir advantage 10 cali, Is thew NAV IL aend Of,
har;nq Goods =, - ln,xrs, Issi,;,,.s
81. 49,. - '-'e's -
80 - Y 70
thep nave now 70 stoie' aha are ualy reeeH-
Ilng, 6pods oi the following kinds !:
lI.3BLE CO TLERY-.7 large aud handsome as.
sOrtIasnt
Ivory Knives and Forks, do in seiSof 81 pieces. n
i isosy and sag Cat,srs and Steels,
hodSersFanu WaSefhotInss Pocket Cutlery
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
2vBGIC SAEEs

IN pufsusDce of q decree af tbs c;,,,,;, j.
II perior couft Of Law ~, ~ nc v.feuu su-
ls :. Conai5 yill be offered at pubic sale.
e. sa,nrasg tss1fm day u Oetubts nsrs. 81 Dsuei
Improperly, - wit: .si IT. = !"
a.. aas s,ghti THE, and interest of VI ilIi.m
LOW spa Eiiza4hiS wife. III
pac-11aff OF the Lot.
.a;sh ~ down, o. The Corner al Duke and
..,q, e. cells. known and Distinguished On the
r.. e said Torn a. Lot Ne IS.
-, -'so. u. !, following persons property
Three Beds and Bedsteads,
One Bgreaa, one SAFE,
One Fate, half dozen CKans and
ollke otder pe,Issssal ,]ronsrf, &, 81 80,
gFugdE1 Lk-0tc.
The isrms Of ss.s r;ff H,lx,so, ,,,. 81
props1a. IN eqDsgundef s 10 rash iii surss
ossl siv sfepf q sixty days the pufchassr
s's'5% oohas Wnn secussty. For Tie fl6nsa
IS, - 20. 90 e.ihire cash, the balance il he snd
RI e mon.ns, with Interest from HE day Of saIs
Is puIen aseT % Rive bonds with security enls
uesa q trust fof the deferred pay hsnis: -
HENRT BERRY.
E. i LEE. Jf..
A's 81 isesi Gsnrni&io..lrs>
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
Etsr1titNl.e, Fasl,saiftare. J
MAIN STREET, WINCHESTER.

I : -
VyHE subscriber respectfully informs his,
u sfriepdsand the public generally, tina, he
has on hand very large stock OF
READY NHDE FURNITURE, E.
Which be will dispose Of upon favorable terms.
He also continues 10 naketo order upon the
shortest notice, any Thing in his line. To re.
duce his stock of ready .made Furniture, tho
subscriber. would take in exchange, paper iha.
is welirendorsed, land sell The furniture II fair
prices
Funerals in the country attended 10 al the
shortest notice. and a'5gaod eIiearse with safs
horses always 10 ire adiness
Why should any one send to Baltimore or
elsewhere for Furniture, when they can find as
good and cheap, Il not cheaper according 10
quality, wishinHtwo hours travel, This Is q
question we'll WoEth considerir y.
$3.50 JOHN KERR,
Cabinet Maker, Loudoun street, near FARM.
er's Bank.
Winchester, July II, l845 -.3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
Mccormick Rcaper.

TIME subscribers give notice TO the Farmers
L OF Jefferson, Berkeley, and Loudoun, that
they have made all necessary preparations, for
supplying them with Mccormick's Reaper, The
reputation Of which is,now esta6iished.) They
have employed MIR. E, w. HANDLE, or Clarke
Co., Va, as an Agent who will attend to sell.
ing Machines and putting them in operaiion.I-
All those who wish 10 engage Reapers win
please forward their orders 10 us or our Aaeht.
and prompt attention will Be given to them.
JAMES NJ. HlTE s SON.
White Post Clarke County, Va
SeptgIl, lSA5-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
Book and stationary Store,
4 III AND
Blank Book Mandatory.

l1ANW0hS DVVAe etANsse eSa sS1tOs y
3HTNHE suhserihers have for sale large stocl
y Of BOOKS, Stationery snd Blank Books
consisting in part off,,
Family and School Bibless Pocket and Sehoo
Te,tatnents, Mitehell,s Oineys, Smiths aud othei
Geoersphies Kirkham's, Murray .. Smith,. Fra
xieri,, and Comlys Grsmmars; Comly's. Web
etor,s Cobb,s, Towns, and hazen' Spelling Books
uaited Sta,es. Emersea's, Cobo,s, Sanders ant
lPfe,oral Readers Walkers aud Websters large
md small Dictienaries Primers Of all sizes; Toy
BsSks :, plain and eoloreda Almanaes, the Farmers,
Frankiia and Comic. for isa6 together with !
iarse/ assortment OF Miseellaneous. Classical and
ThSolcrical Books Annuals for 1886
STATIONARY.
Bonnet Boards, Fools Cap and Letter paper, u
VERY lou psiee.s WrsPPing Paper, Siaies and
hing paper, Perforated Paper for needle work !;
lblack Sized Pen Ink, superior article.
Up. S-This lnk has stood the test, and Is eo0si-
Tered the bcs, lax 10 the market, being entirely
- from MI des,raetive qualities. and Is equally
Aaniaeeoas 10 be used BY the quill
SD aud Silver Pencil Casea Gold Pens and
German Silver Pen and Pencil Cases in one, Purses
Pocket Books, Wallets. and Money Belts
Sealing Wax, Red. Black, aud eolored, IN small
sticks Penknises. Desk HALVES. Ivory Folders, he
Printing LA IN kegs from 30 to 100 lbs.
The above, together With complete assortment
of almost esery article IN the Book aud Stationary
line, IRE offered - the lowest market prices Tor
eash. o. 10 tradesEof Rags AZ the highes. matke,
blank BOOKS.
Blank Books Of eli sizes made 10 order aud ruiz
"a q any pattern alta short notice. and eonstsn,
snpply niesyson hand, Of Medium. DENY and Zap
Leikers. Journals. Day Books.- Record. cesh aad
lnRofce Books, Memorandum aud Pass Books CT
phefiag end Copy Books, made ID the hest mahner.
Country klerehpnts aud others are Invited to call
aad exnmine cur assortment.
PARSONS q PRESTON,
BookseIlers and Statoners. isl Prstt St. sdjoin-
iuethe Railroad Depot. Bsltimore.
4 September 1915 ls.zSs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
TO Thomas II. Perdus, JV;lliam ~.

TO Thomas III Perdue, IVillian, M.
chols, Charles Brooke, Leonard Je,c-
Ell, Joshua Nichols, .andreu Hunfer
and Bushrod G. Washington
TAKE NOTICE, That III JVsdnesdav il. iIs,s
1 dog sEef October, 1886, Between sunrise
and SUNSET, shall proceed, aitAe Office Of Ro-
belt WcrthiDgioD, in Charlestown, Jefferson
county. Virginia, 10 take The dispositions or
WIN B. Thompson, ". c worihipglon. Robert
T. Brorn. William Lucas, Isaac Fouke, ii. MI.
GalIaher. Samuel Stone, BnshrOd c. Washing
ton, Isaac N. Garter, and Others, 10 be read a
evidence 10 suit depending ID the Circuit SUI
periof Court ef Law and Chancers for left
ferson coqniy, in which ! am plaintiff, and YOU
are defendants, and if all Of said dispositions be
not taken on said day. The dispositions OF ibe
other witnesses win be taken al the same place
On the next dag
THOMAS b WASHINGTON.
Sept. IL, Iel5-4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
Hagersto1on Foundry, /
AND n
.W.g CT LIVE SWOP;

dNHE subscriber having on hand great va.
- riety of EXCELLENT patterns for machinery
For merchant, gfist and saw Mills, is prepared
10 manufacture ALL kinds of s4
Castings formulas:
Such ascog wheels, beyel and-mortice wheels.
shafts, segments. gudgeons, cfaDks, spiudles.
steps and racket wheels, plaster breakers, burr
brushes and brass castings. Also, aigreat yarie.
y Of horse power & Threshing Machine pat
terms q the very best design for strength and
economy Of metal Plough Castings Of every
description, mopldboards, lanasides and shares;
large stock OF wagon boxes Of all sizes, and
OF the best forms. Parlor, chamber and ten
plate stoves, caIi Of the neaiesi pa,;erns-ihe
Hathaway cook stoves ofdiferent sizes--water
pipes ana cast-ifpn railing. All the Castings are
made Of the best materials.
Threshing Machines.
me subscriber has commenced the mannfac.
lure OF Horse-Powers and Threshing Machines
q his establishdien where he will keep d SUP.
Ply ready foE sale, made Of the very best nate
rails, and ofthe most approved plan for strength
aad durability, and BY no means liable 10 get
out Of order. They will thfesh clean and Of
easy dfaft--made TO work two, four u Ave
horses, and warranted 10 work we'll.
He also manufactures CORN SHELTERS.
TO work by hand, by horse OF water power
/ HIS Lathes and Machinery are propelled BY
Steam engine and he is ready 10 do all turning
IN brass andiron with despatch. Mill machine
~ and all Other work, such as Threshing Ma.
chimes and Horse:powers repaired promptly.
| Old cast Iron. Brass and Copper tak en- II Az.
change for Castings. II nj HOMES
Hagerstown, Md, July 10, ls45-6m,
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ANDERSON, WARE & CO.,
Comm lGorohamtso
ron THE SALE on

AOO1M ID 4AlSIN NSo
ron The SALE or
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Bonnets,
NoSll6 LOMBARD ST. BALTIMORE,
"AvE now in Store
Meas, Bo,sabd Youths thick Pegged
and seued Boefs,
Meas Calf. Kip. Seal and GRAND peg'd and
sewed do,
Doys and Youths, seal snd grain pegg'd Boots,
Msns. Boys q Youths thick Pegg'd Brogms.
Do 90 Kip, calf, seal & eraind Monrsts,
Do do do do do do Dopniaes,
Meas and Women's Common Slippers,
Ladies', 6ns Kid and Morocco DO city made,
Do Do do do wells, do do,
Do .Gaiisr Boots and Buskin.,
ChiIdren,s Gaiter, Pump, bronzsd& Red Boots,
Womsn ssd Misses Pegd Boots, Shoes and
hats.
MEMS brosd.brim, Iow-Priced consy Hats,
Do and Boys Sporting DO
Do Black and Drab Wool do
Do fne Nsuiris, Cashmere, Angola,
AID bioleszin do !
Do Round and square Crown Glazed.
II CAPS
Mems sDd Boys Cloth, Ole Bull and sealstls
Y Caps,
Do Red & blue gusrd. 4 Double Plush do,
Do Muskrai, hair, fur & shstisnd Seal do,
DIX B0k.NETS.
Ladies' Florence, Devon, Seven braid and Rut.
land Bonnets.
) ALso--Uabrellss, Backing. Shoe Thread,
and Trunks.
Dealers whoswish TO supply themselves may
hnd u 70 their advantage 10 examine the above
named Goods, - they are all fresh from the
Factories, and offered for sale az the lowest
prices for cash, OF on the usual terms Of credit.
# Baltimore, Sept 10. lS45
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18
1000 Bushels Seed Wheaf.

KKYE aEo in daily expectation Of receiving
Wv from Pennsy lyania, 1000 bushels or
" Glah's Blue Stem WHITE " H EAT,r re- pre-
scented to be the hands me 3, lot of Wheat ever
offered in this market. F9r sale BY
i GEESE & SON,
4s, Commerce ST. Wharf,
Baltimore, Sept II, 1853.
ALso--0n hand few bushels or the cele-
Fbgated ZIMMERMAN WHEAT, for seed, FOR
sale as above. i
N. B.. A sample OF the above description Of
Wheat, was deposited in the Patent Ofice In
l843, by the. Hon. John Snyder, NJ. C from Pa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-18

FOR SALE
fgTyHE Hsirsof the late John Park, deceased.
II wish 10 sell, on accommodating terms,
THEIR FARM.
In Betkelsy county, Va. miles Southwest Of
Msrtinsburg. The County Seat, containing
362 .Aves-of highly productipe land.
About 100 acres in valuable Timber-lhe ba-
lance in fne state Of cultiystion, and well
adapted to the production Of The various grains
and grasses grown IN ihiS section OF eouniry--
the whole tract under good fence.
The Improvements are good -
Dwelling House, flTA
Large and convenient Barn and fkiA
extensive Siabiing. Dairy, Crsna.
~, SIBoke-house, Blacksmith Shop, ard other
useful Buildings There are on he premises q
large APPLE ORCHARD also, a variety Of
Pear, Peach, and other Pruit Trees The Farm
% watered BY several never-failing Springs
one Of which rises near the Dwelling and flows
directly through the stable and barn Yards
stock can haye=free access 10 water. from near
y every Geld, Al all seasons Of the year. There
are shout 30 Acres OF excellent meadow
which, with It's proximity TO an extensive sum
mer range. render IL highly; desirable as stock
farm There are on the land abundant mate
rails for the production of lime The situation
lishealthy and pleasant, the neighborhood thick
y settled, and affords every conyeuienee neees-
sary TO the comfort Of family.
Persons wishing topurchsse, can see the pro.
perry and learn the particulars on application
10 the subscriber, living On the land.
| JAMES PARK,
| tor seh and other Heirs
l. GARf
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FALL & WINTER WORE. I
WE call the attention Of our customers and
w the public to our large stock of Coarse
BOOTS. & SHOES now on hand. We are also
prepared 10 furnish the following description n
work al The shortest notice.
Mems and Boys double and Treble-soled ine
. and coarse Boots
re DO DO &c do IL Shoes
LADIES' Caters. Walking Shoes, Jefersons ana
Slippers, &c.
Misses and Chldren's Of every variety.
We are Offering the above stock CHEAP for
cash--or, in exchange foricorn. hides on skins
pork, beef, SC j. MCDANIEL. a 10 r
Sept J, 1915.