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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
UNITED STATES
\ Hill Or Il i,

Ha lEHES c Rs II CIT -
TIME undersigned most respectfully informs
y lhepaelis nat IA has l4asssa Ahs siisasifsES
HUTELlf Re has been fauered'by ihe kild
testimoniaishe has received Of The sstgsfactions
and spptesai DC his conduct Us Landlord ~
Caaii;stern, aud bringing 10 bis resiiencs gha
experience Of some years. hebelieyeshs viii to
able to maintain bis eharseter among his friends.
and 10 aeqnire new tributes Of sppsobat.en
from helrsselling public. He is dcierninsa s
10 keep good house. and one which will re-
commend ITSELF
He asks the travellers BY the Rail Road "a
we'll as all others to give him one call, and II
there BE any reasonable cause OF complaint 81
me fare cr The mannetof i,s service, second
visit wilnot be expected. He will endeayor 70
Be polite and courteous. apa ~ in his employ,
cdnneeted with the Hbte, viii be required i,
practice the same department Preparations
have been made for Observation-Disclosures visi-
tiers singiy or 10 families, and the best the
ms keis afford will be AT the service Of his pa
irons. His bar will be furhished with good
wlNESIa and LIQUORS, aud his Stable viii be
attended by ope Of tho best os,iers the State
can produce. los F. ABELL.
Anril Hl0 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
Lectures on Chemistry.

mn the Seventh Of January, 1916. BENZ
Il. BENTON will deliver Lecture, in
trodactory To = Course Of Lectates on Chemis
try % the LisJon Institution.
The extensive collection Of apparatus pt thi;
Institution, enables the Professor TO illustrate
hissLeclures BY several hundred interesting ex
petiments and the general arrangement and
couFenienees of the Laboratory enables the
Student TO get practical knowledge OF ihaiin-
isresling aad very importaot scisnce. its spbIi-
eaton 10 The arts and sciences, analysis Of soil,
&e.t
tR5r particulars. apply AT The Institution IL
By latter, direct free &c postage) TO b. n. B.,
Middlsburg, Loudouh county, Virginia.
Arrangements have been made ID sccommo
date n few more Boardsr,. Young men wishing
10 enter as students, end have the advantage OF
the above eoutse of Lectures. should make ear.
y application in order 10 insure places.
Dec. IL, 1915;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
JOHN T. CROW & co.,
Grocery, Flour & Produce
@e2R@1 ANp8a

II
On the CANAL East Of the Market.
THE Subscribers, now occupying the com.
J. modioes and converter Warehouse be.
tween Messfs. Scott and Lauck, fronting on
Cherry street, md the Canal, are prepared 10
conduct business with energy, chespness, and
accom- mediation, 10 the mutual advantage OF
the public aud themselves.
They will mske il their bus mess 10 deal in
every thing spper,sinDg 10 the general Groce
ry, Produce and Canal trade 8line-ofering for
sale at all times an uasu rPasse we u Sc lected
assortment ofchesP goods, In either moderately
large or smallIquantties, and giving too the
highest price fdr produce and wool They will
also engage as Commission and Forwarding
Merchants, giving 10 those who. may require il,
the most satisfactory references.
Families, small dealers, and canal people
generally, are respectfully invited 10 look in
and judge Of the following enumeration OF
BARGAINS, iii part, to wit:
! 5 hhds primo n. o. Molasses, very cheap,
30 boxes prime Cheese,
go kegs Pennsl lsaBia dairy Butter,
20 bags various qualities, Rio and other Cot.
fees, IS low ss they can be had in The market.
Porto RICO sed M o Sugars, very cheap, sz=
A fair article n o. Sugar, q retail for a ZIP,
Young Hyson Tee, very superior, for rs cents,
Pair quality dol 81 so cents,
Other Teas proPortionsiely cheap,
1000 weight prime bright Bacon sides,
3 tierces estfa Pennsylvania cured Hams, small
size, csPitsIly tuited for fam lilies, ~
"a fine lot of RosJen ware.
Do do. ehius,, glass. earthen and stone ware.
With all the other numerous and necessary
etce,erss either y store daily expected, suit
abe for town and country.
We only ask d fair trial from all 10 proveSthe
perfectly select and chesp character Of our
goods. JOHN I'll CROW & co..
Nov 81. lS45.6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
PuRrIC SAYS.


WiLL Y sold. oa TUESDAY the In -,
~ Of Tbs month. tDecember on lie Pafm
lateiy osped ey Daniel Snyder. Bits On The
Shenandoah River. near The MiIIv,Ile Alil!s, thi
iolio~iaE silaabls property. w.
10 Woftk Horses,
s MIA Cosrs,
! Large Bloodsd Bull,
IS Sholfs,
5 Brood So,rs,
] Large Road IEsgen,
] Ranhiag Gear,
4 Toni Timothy Hay,
so BIS ne.c Corn,
Is al old do
IS or 20 Fat Hogs, u
.4raristy Of Farming Utsasils-s acl
as Plough, HGroscs, Graia Cradles,
.Mo,cing Scythss, Rakes, SC.
] first rte WheGt Fan,
/ Corn teller, and many other arti-
ctes IN use smong Farmers.
sTERNS.-A credit OF nine months upon all
sums over $40, tie purchaser giving bond and
approved security. Allsums under $40 cash -
The Fat Hogs VIII be sold for cash.
Sale will SommeIce at llo'elack, m.
NJ. 5, WHITE.
.fla'r 81 c. ". .7isqaith, dsel.
CRAVEN TRUSSELL. #
49,
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.MARREEn.

On Thursdsy Last. by The Rev Mr. as. y.
Jices KEIsRn 10 Miss EIrzlnrrn EIsr@ q. y.
daughter ct Mr. Jacob Bsles--sll Of Mssiia.burr.
o. Thursday the 2osh nl,imo. by m. Re- IT,.
bsi5J. hr. yeas w. BkAcH 10 Miss srs1x AN
ELizkssTH Hisnox-all Of Loudoun.
On Thursda, The 9Th uIiino. by The R., loh,
2. Marin, Mr.. JAnEs d. HLxvsr 70 Miss EsNa.
slefu daughter Of Thomas Litlleion, al Of Lees.
un Siondsy the ia instant, By the Rev Samuel
Cover, Mr. JAxts w. DAMS 70 Miss EMILr A.
NItnoIs--SlI Of Loudoun.
On Thursday the aoih ul,ipao. by the Rev. John
z. Massey. Mr.. GiBsoS cAnKRpx to Miss Ann
WELSH. both Of Page county. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
H Cash fol- NEGROES.

FEyHEsubscriber il anxious 10 purchase q
a large number III Negroes, Of both sexes.
sound and iikely. Persons having Negroes 10
dispose NJ, will Gnd ID 10 their interest to give.
him q Call before selling, as be wE psy tie
vsry highest cash prices
He can beseen ut the Berkeley Courts, az
Msr,insburg, on the second Monday, and q,
Berryvile On the fourth Monday IN each month Z
and usually al his residence 10 Charlestown.
1 sAll letters dressed4to him will be promptly
attendsdto.z WILLIAM CROW
charlestown, Nov %, lS45-if 4
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CASH F0R NEGROES. Z

FHynE subscriber. a. Agentfor HcFE H. STAR.
~ TAR, is anxieus 70 purchase large nun
beriof NEGROES, Of both sexes. FOR which
purpose he has located at Winchester and can
al sll times. Be found al Mr.ICoe's Hotel. Per-
SIMS having Negroes toIsell, will find /. TO their
advantage TO see him before selling. as be is do.
termined 10 psy the highest cash prices.
All communications addressed 10 lenhef, the
subscriber or JoHssoE Fun at winShesier. ~of
WILLIAM H. GRicesd chsrlesiown, with be
promptly attended 10,
4tEn THos. q. WILSON.
Winchester Nov 2Og l845 6mea
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EttAS. Z. UE7TEsE y
Richmns d. July ne. is4s. iii
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Trustees Sale Of SLAVES.

DY virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed By
ID John Griggs, onthe 10th day ofJuly, 1929,
and duly recorded in Jefferson County. Court,
which deed conveyed TO the undersigned, as
Trustee, large number Of Slaves-Meu, Wo-
men, and Children-for the purpose of secur-
ing the payment Of the sum Of money therein
mentioned, will sell, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for ready money, at Csrter's
Hotel, ia Charlestown, on Friday the 26h day of
December nert, so many OF the Slaves in the said
deed conveyed, IS may be Sufficient 10 pay the
debt aforesaid, (which, with interest and charg-
IS, win amour, 10 about SllO0)
The selection of those 10 be sold cannot cor.
veDiently be made before the sale.
Safe to commence al Noon, on the day and at
the place aforesaid
ANDREW KENNEDY. Tru,tee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
CARD.

fE1AyING reduced my pricetfor BOARD last
~ year, 10 S65, 10 consequenee of the low
prlce Of Produce 4 am now compelled TO resume
my former rates. My charge therefore Tor
board hereafter, will b $50 per year, washing,
fuel. lights, &c ,sl01ss usual.
BENZ H. BENTON.
Middleburg. Loudpun County, Va,
Dec. II, fS45-3i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
The VeedmI.

We are really reluctant TO call upon those in-
Jebsed TO us make pc, ment bat our necessities
compel us TO do IT, We therefore hope that query
e 10 arrears will Of least pay portion. if not al
&c us.. We'desire that this notice he not disre-
hrded - we wan. and mHst have MONEY.
or Those indebted 90 US It Harp-.s- Ferry, will
please hand over 10 MrcA. NJ. Glider any amount
they may be able 10 spare,as wEEh-se 10 bus Pork
Such Of ourfsrmer debtors ss cannot give pno,,eyf
can sead us = hog ortvo. We must eat! Iai give
Us cash " possible, A
Nov 81, 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
Dissolution of Co-Partnership,

NAJ Il, The undersigned, have, this day. 10
w pursuance Of the authority given the I'M
>dersigne. John Sharff, by certain articles OF a.
gree .nent, dated the 9th of April, 1912, dis.
solved the partnership existing BY virtue Of said
agreement. The uBdersig ned Sharff, is fully
authorized 10 take possession ofsllthe partner
ship effects and properiyI-tske an inventory Of
the ssme-coleet the debts due said concern
and settle all accounts with The ssme-ahd DO
al nee fnl or necessary acfs or things, for the
purpose Of closing and settling up the concern
according iothes provisions Of sad agreement
Witness our hands nd seals May 25lh, IS45.
JOHN SHARFF.
GEORGE !. LUDWIG. !.
Teste,
p. AcCoRMfcK. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11

IT B. T. REED respectfully informs the
Cd public lnfgeneral, that he has tommen-
ced the above business in the room adjoining
Mr.. Geo Reeds old establishment, aud direct
y opposite Msj Massie's Heiel, Winchester,
where he has on hand 6ne assortment Of
Tin Copper and Sheet Iron bf.fRE
or alkkinds, warranted to be made d the best
materials, and not TO be surpassed in Workman
shin, and at prices as low as can be purchased
iin any regular establishment fn4he Wiley.
He is also prepared 10 make and pqt up gut
tiers and Spou,ing Of Tin or Copper both Sc
cret and hanging, and to cover houass either
with Tin. Copper or Zine.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attended to.
RECOMMENDATIONS on the subjec; from Ief:
(ersDn, maybe le II al the Free Press f1ftte.
Winchester. July u. IS45-6m. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
NOTICE.

DERsoSs knowing themselves indebted 10
il MI. D. T. Towner, BY note or o'her~ise,
are notified that further indulgence will no: be
gwen.
G Not having regarded similar notice during
the past summer, they could not expect 10 be
INDUCED longer. ,i
Unless, therefore,, payment be Immediately
made, IN whole or in pau, they Will De made oy
The eatliesl process Of the law, wllhou. respect
10 persons. I'll II. ToWNER.
Shepherdstown Dec. 4, lsA5s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
FALL s. WINTER GOODS,

" N Il
FILL s, WINTER GOODS,
Consisting il part as follows, viz:
100 pieces new style cslicoes, from 5ito 6. g.
9, 10, l2i, Is, l6, Is. 20, %, Csc per yard,
100 bolts unblescbed musiins, 50, 81, 8, 9, l2i
per yard quantity unbleached do,
Black, brown and pink do, check, ticking, as
soried, very cheap, Asnnels,
Cassimeres, cassnets, sattinets, Kentucky jeans,
tweeds,
Large assortment Of Hdkfs., thread and spool
boss,
Boys suspenders from 81 10 9, 10 and 12ic,
Meas do. 10 TO 1914, gum elastic do %,
81, 81, so, ga to 75c. very superior S7i,
A large assortment OF Queensware Tumblers
at s, 6. g, 9, 10, I2i. Is; ls, 90 and IS cents,
"A large assortment Of toys and mantle orna-
menls, beautiful and cheap,
Also, number Of aceordions and musical box
Is, which will be sold low for cash,
Candies and Duis assorted, prunes, raisins, 6gs,
eitroDs and keg raisins.
Super dried fruil peaches, aPrieots, cherries,
gooseberries and currahis.
Liquorsand Wines: best fourih-proof French
brandy. inferior do. apple and peach do,
Old rye whiskey, Scotch DO Holland gin, L.
maica spirits, Madeira and sweet wines,
A general assortment Of cordisls and Muscat
wine, eli OF which win be sold cheap for cash,
Cheese, water, soda, sugar and butter crackers,
Coffee and sursr al I. 8. and l0cents.
Nolasses from IS 10 37ic. best syrup ga cents.
Candles from ii 70 1874 cents; dried beefround.
Soap al 4, S and 6 cents; bacon and lard,
shsd, mackerel, herring. Scotch herrias,
Bologna sausages, &c. SC.
County Produce win be taken ia exchange
for goods
The citizens Of Hsrpefs Ferry and the sur:
rounding country are politely invited TO givrme
! cali. - no pains shall BE- spared 70 please, and
% -' JACOB HEsEwANNER.
H.rpcrs.Ferry, Dec 1. l6l5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
SECOND SUPPLY Ia
OF
ali and Winter Goods.

Gil dllu w lutCl 0UUQSs
UNENJAMIS L. THOMAS has the pleasure
I'D Of informing his friends and the public
generally. that he has Just reutned from Balti.
moro. with a second supply Of
FALL s. WINTER GOODS:
Such as British. French. aud American Dry
Goods, &c which. together with his stock on
hand renders his assortment complete "A u he
asks is foi his friends 10 call and examine bis
stock, being satisfied that they will compare
with any other establishment in the eounty, Ell
Their ss respects quality or price. His stock
embraces the usua! variety consisting in part Of,
For the Gentlemen--4
Blue, Brown, Invisible Green, Grey, Drpb, and
wool, dyed Cloths 7t
Heavy Pilot aud Beaver do, forovercosis
Plain, Back, Striped and Fancy Csss,meres !
Blue, Grey mixed and Fancy Csssinets;
Kentucky Jeans, Glaseon do, Black Satin and
Fancy Yestioss, Gum Braces. Irish Linens,
Red Flannel, White do, Linen cellars and DO.
SONS, Gloves. Stocks, woolien Comforts,
Fancy HApdkerehiefs. Bandanna do, Black
silk Crayais. &c. &c.
F%sthe Ladies.
Plain and Easy Cashmere. Painted Mouslin dc
L,iss, plain an3 fancy Prints. Grass clath
SKIRTS. Corded do Lsce, Edgings and Inert.
ings. xoole1 ShsMls. fancy Hdkfs., Linen
csmbric do. Ribbons, Efenes Flowers. Ginps,
Jaeonets black and whine cotton Hose Plain
and fancy Alpaecss, Sc. &c.
E
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TLe -Finest OYSTER S.
GelfIemen's Wearing Apparel.
BB.eeG, Is Qo,paa,

Megoh amlG TailoTg
MOL, souyk Calvert Street, Baltimore. s'u,.ld
annonnse 20 their friends in.the rnentrs thai
they havgrrfeived their supplies Of Pail and Via
ter Goods Tor gentlemeh'E wear, to which they 10.
wife attention, Trusting 10 The general ehaeacter of
their work for eoplinuanee Of public fsror., \ y
/Baltimcrt, Oct 2, f5ls-Sm
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For Sale.

'A AMiLf Of Negroes -eonsistihg Of 4
49,, m q years OF age. and his wife s4--a
go. .:. ntue gliI 20 her 80, and iiitlR boy not
fune one year old. They are oGefd for no
su.-.pe owner being oysfsoeked With that
u.senPnen " properly y DESTROYS Pf getting
,nem gooe nome: CASH prices viii ibe taken,
but IL preferred . credit wilt be gina! on
bond veil secured, besripg interest. 1.-THE ne
groes will be al home during the holidSys
Enqa:reiof Mr. II REYEs chafIe,.6.n. j,
Dec II, 1916 - Spirit eepu
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Z. FRANCE & co...
Old ESTABLISHED PRIZE SELLERS,
Washington City.

NRE have The pleasure OF presenting ID our.
w patrons throughout the country some Of
the most brilliant Schemes ve have ever offered
them. We have sold since We presented our
,last circular large amount Of prizes. Our
luck has been truly extraordinary We sold
three and four, and as high as len Capitals in
nearly every Lottery. We stand unriyaiIei for
selling Prizes, and for pnncluality in business.
We anticipate rich harvest Of Prizes for The
msonih OF December; 50 send on your oFdefs
early, and eet cash TO itf your pockets FIR the
corning hnlNdaYs.
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P0EHATAN H0IISn|

AiGfsdQND, @T1RGENr1 ! < - i
IA ss'ss ans ssasssl isr sis,s;ag. he .Eh.
4 .,. ss"ia s. ssseslijah loshi. Hell.
NH. ,49 ssAs1siis s2wn v'.dsf The cas.lf 4,
ss.i' M .ss'sstisl loesiiea, is II, I.
I. s''.ss. sit rs q.'ssstd ostffis & s.
81. = g s.'' sciea sake i ! snssy se-
1890 $500 Fsssf TIL keeF'rsAsn With fsAi.
lss = = .snoefsd u ssher buildings, ilhss.
1879 800 'orss1s aassn'sg Of nee clsfn-
i'ssn z, IS ass.. besi,hy snd plesssa,
.'s ,I'sa fs, = ~ fsescFiber, Who fRnsd
nm = lllafsi,s sptl' sssSd .As wsrm srsEa.s.
sss Sc .'Iehaa,s seusi'sp 20 renew set.l g.
qass'ss aste sda him the spe-~A-san Igaa.s
ss,usssd us level ara assutifl em;s~s = s
a fsntrs .ofslhe city, 4isw steps {. en- TIC CO
49, fsossrae.ss llase lila coy Hall. sne te-
kleat Is tKs Ralrnad DeHols. Beai
:, iAsiresy mat TX sAe ety. Tse
TIN 'p as'1 ~ swim i'll ne sJiaess 10 onnsty
pf.1shsefs am ~ Il esd ssom ihssii ail
niIsH'1I GhAss's snd shls save tlis4
lEo'r a9 feass 70 ~ poFte.NgA
y KuARD PER DAYASlse -
BAa. on the Bsssa4l.s Flaos.
eaAs.i- pipekt
Rirhunpr 4 Iutr - 1873 --ff 4Esees "a
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LOOK HERE, LOOKHERE.


Hya Esubscriber having returned from the
u cities. il now prepared to offer the
: eEdREATEsT BARGAIMs-ke
IN his line Of basiness 10 Winchester. He has
the BEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS ia his
line that can be found in this market, and be
would say 70 those genilemen who are 10 want
Of Clothing. 10 give him call i feeling asspr-
ed that thsg will not BE disappointed. His
stock consists Of beautiful assortment Of II
Keady-Inade CIofhing,
Of Home nsnnfaeture. Also, very handsome
assortment 81
Cloths, Cassimeres & Vestings
which he will make 10 order 1t The same low
price that be has them ready -made for. All
garments warranted 10 e..
The public's humble servant.
WIN. D. SHULTZ.
Winchester, Oct ls. le45-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
NOTICE.

Gs-The undersigned would here give
notice, that agree ably 10 he shove, and the ar
licles Of partnership, with the. several SCHEDULES
thereto annexed, ell The properly, stock Of eve
ry kind, books, accounts, and ell Papersdue g..
f. Ludwig and Sharf &, Lndwig--ares virtually
in the possession OF the undersigned, and are to
be settled with him, or his authorized agent,
Joseph cha pmsn. All debts strictly contracted
agteeahfy 10 the articles Of partnership, will be
paid BY tho undersigned. The Yard viii in
future be carried on by me.
JOHN SHARFT.
~ ~ ,o3k c:;,. .a h
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.aI..4FPE.9L.

Flo enable mo TO make living FOR myself
- and fsmily--being disabled from Rheu
masic affection 10 follow nv trade -ihave been
Induced to open an OYSTER HOUSE, where,
with the assistance Of my better hsls," oys-
tiers will bsrtepared in every variety. Those
wishing 10 indulge 10 this luxury. can aid in
,Ams;iorsling the condition Of oae who has had
better health and better days. while, al The
same time, they minister TO their own pafates
will1he Oyster .eating public give me call r.
0ystefs received daily. 4
GEORGE D MONROE.
4 charlestown, Dec IL, lS45
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
REMOVAL.
WINCHESTER
Iron and Brass Foundry.

" p
Iron and Brass Foundry.
YNyHE subscriber has removed his Faond, d
IL The lotllslely purchased ~ h.w, arr nun
dred yarns spu;h sf MS tll stand l;he s pit, on
Marke, street. ard has added se.y exsehsitsl, ID
his facilities CIR doing b0siness. He Is At ali
setlfersh, ut tHe sfurrsst un-vrr- sru -Brcvtr-
modailng terms such ss Mil Gaasing, Thfesh.'
ing Machine Castings, Mould Bs.AsdS, Wagon
Boxes, (castffpm The best material sal Al ,her,
notice.)' Mill owners and other>in " an, Of Cast,
lngs woult 10 we'll 10 give call sndsra am me
bis large assortment Of Patterns, before purehas-
ing elsewhere. Ilsn Turning and Smihug exc
.euted with despatch.
Z The Subscriber keeps constantly on hand an
assortment Dc tiatha y,scelehfared Patent Hot.
air oOoKlNGsToVES, uneqaalled ~ any 9TH
eI cooking Stosteyer offered 10 iht pullc; also
Ten Plate Stoves Of different sizes, wholesale "
retail. n II
Idylor'S Stra,p Cutter and Corn Sieiier,
An entirely Dew arliclei This N schine combines
strength with durability, and is unsurpassed by.
any other machine, for cutting SsIaw. Hay,
Cornstaiks, OF for Smelling Corn, svetefiered TO
The flaming community. The construction be-
ing such that The user can wofk the machine Sc
parate and apart, this machine tequires less pow
er than any other cutter. or shelter 10 use, The
strength Of one man being ahune.nt power
Persons wishing TO purchase will bessupplisd
with the machine on tIial, to please or no sale.
The subscriber, being thankful for past sept
port, solici,s continuance Of The samsj Alior-
ders thankfully received and punctuaily ascend
ed r.. Ole Brsss and Iron Casting llsken in
GEO. W. GlNN(
Winchaster Oet/ an I5isi-6n
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Notftfa.

fY-rThe Sd QuArtetly Meeting Tor this Confer.
aaee year, will be held IN this place fisrper- Fer
~ Yin the NJ. y, Church, on The 18th and t4lh Of
Defender. The key. John Smith. P. f.. aud o.
her ministers from distance are expected 70 be 10
!. attendance s4f
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~al4A14Ill1.2g2s
In ali It's varieties. by MISS BROOKE.

$3.50 III II HUM DALI IHaUhElI
Loudpua Stttt, opposite Lloyd L9gqls,
MANCHESTER, "a
NEfISS BROOKE. has opened her Fail aud
NJ Winfsr Fashions, which have thus far me
with decided APPRECIATION. She is Therefore
prepared to meet the orders Of the Ladies Of
Winchester and the surrounding country upon
short notice, and 10 style to please es cry taste
The Ladies or JeTrers on, erkeley and Clarke Q,
may ind her establishment worthy ,kc!r ktlen.
ton.
Miss BIS Millinery Room Is on the Main street.
opposite the store OF Lloyd Logan.
Winchester. Nov s, ls45-5m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11


TOY virtue of.s Deed of Trust. executed 10
The undersigned by John Li,tleJohn and
Seorge w. Henry, dated on The 2Oth day Of
September. f5iJ, and now Of record in The coun.
~ court OF Morgan, will offer for sals. Al rub.
lie auction, before the courthouse door, ia The
town Of Bath. on MONDAY As 26,h osJsnuarv.
1886, (being The FIRST day Of the court
The Tract OF Land, b.
Thereby conveyed, situate upon Broad Cor Big}
Run, A. jIining the lands of Samuel Hsrmison,
Frederick Clsycomb, Mrs. siler and - Pot.
ter. and
Containing about 100 Acres,
Being the same tract Of Land which Wis deyis.
ed by Christian Rershy of Washington county,
Md, 70 Mrs. Samuel Hit.
Itrmsef Saie--Cash.
EDMUND PENDLRroS.
nac ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
Stray Pointer Dog.

HaTRAYED.from the subscriber, snort time
~ aimee. large Pointer Dog, spotie1. There
=, around his 1eek 4 collar with brass plate,
- vhieh vas epErased r.. sIDwELI, Winches.
tegs<
A liberal reward Will be given Tor az lnter-
ns,;an tba, nav lead 10 his recovery v b
1870 a,reet "a SumrSIt Point, JeHerson county,
Virginia. =. nAiNsS.
r1s~ Ii 1etS-Si.