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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-22
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Wholesale & Retail Gr0cerS

CORNER CENTRE AHD MAHHEr,5TREETs,szssi
.r,-. o.; liHAMBURG, s. C.. .ar...f ~.
"AVE just received and sWil continue TO =
FL receive fresh supplies of the following n
Articles, which they offerio theip3 friends and
the trade, al The lowest market prices W
80 hhds. qonsisting Of St. Csoi1. Clarified
Porto Rico aud MuscoSado.
Double Refined Loaf f1;9 c9ushsd i Ed Powdered i m
Sugars.
50 bags oh Government Java Coffee,
10 do. ..Augustura do.
125 ,eboiee Rio, do.
J.: Bale a,.. Moss9 10 sBs9aGG;irS. 49,, do
l 3 PIECES e. kss,sss kssss p" sss;,y L .s ls e a
SO do. Tow, 45 iueh L., -.
1875 do. Gunly,; p4 per yard, 45ao 47in
lou do Georgia q Corolina, ~ to IS in
h". ~ :.r. ROPE
800 coils Kentucky Rope
So do, Manila, do
So do. jute :. do. :.
So -. M0LASSkS
20 hhts. TrihiJad Molasses
rs bbls. New Orleans. do
$4,000 pounds Iron. OF all sizes. qAso,
good assortment OF Hoop ,apd Band
Iron; German an Caster &, Cast Steel.
=. B4CON e. SALT.
10000 Prime Coantry Sides.
1000 Sacks Salt; ,,
S do. Table ssal..
Boxes Table Sak.,.
- =. CHAIRS.
10 dozen l Maple Chairs
IS, do Windsor do
To- do Csse, Seat, :,
2 do ChiIdrsns. do
2 90 Boys, do,
3 do Offices, do
2 d. Rocking, do
:. 81; BEANKEt;TS. sat;
'ss' de- i ia 1''RtS'. ao tssishns Ii, Is to til.
A good assortment, Il of Bed Blankets Ill Il e, from
1914 to 1874.
:. NEGRO cLOTHS..,
1000 yds. Washington Jeans Chcsry,)
lO9O do. Coventry Plains.
T., -. NAlES..
100 Kegs, (assorted Sizes9
-. >. SHOT,
t50 Bags, assorted Sizes
PONDER.
80 Kegs IlF Dupont's Powder
~ do Blasting 49,. do,
90 do Eagle, Sporting, 90
:, WHII'E LEAD, ,,.
5000 lbs pure Mol, N. Y. Union Mills
White Lead.
T.. -, TEAS. .,,.,.
so Boxes Teas. Consisting Of gun pow
der, Hyson and Imperial
@ ases attees, "a,
hest Black Tea !"
-. LIME. : ;.
200 Bbls. fresh Rock Lime.
Also-PlasteE Paris. :,
l.--ALS On
Ginger, Pepper. Spice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs,
Indigo; Saltpetre, Blue Stpae. Copperos.
hoeThread, Snnff, Cotton T. Wool Cards,
Brass Bound Buckets. Painted Buckets,
Tubs, Chnrns, Keelers. Willow Wagons
and Cradles. Washboaids, Cocoa Dlppers,
Clothes Pins, Brooms,, -W9bden Bowls,
Wash Stands, Bellows, =. Rakes, Scyihe
| Sneeds, Coffee Mil Soap Tnllnw s. Sperm
Candies IWagonBoxes Measures, Saddle
Irons; Windorr Glass, Starch, Pistols; To-
bacco, Grindstones, 0snabufgs. Twine, Cas-
,ings, Boots, Shoes, Wool Hat, Rice. Clothes
Baskets, Almonds, BeaIskius, Mackerel.
Mustard, Fifth Chains, Lamp Oil; a. choice
article oEC Chewing Tobacco; Vinegar, Bexes,
c Cider, Barrel Covers, Sod Eish, Plough
Monlds,. Sole Leather, Nankes6s, Choco-
late, &c, &c. .:5.3aI1s y
| Hamburg, 1886 'ciiaa t. u
~ u 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-22

Attsmpt. to set Fire.-AnoIher .at,emp,
was made, between 2 and3 O'Clock yes.
,erday morning, TO fro heipremises cor.
per Of Linguard aud Church streets, occu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-22

Is is said that number of applications
have been made TO the President for the
appointment Of members of Congress to
offices Of profit during the present session.
Ii this has been so, The applications have
been unsuccessful, for in no instance, we
believe, has member been appointed
The course adopted BY Mr.. Polk in this
particular. is worthy Of the highest aPpro-
baton. II is not UNUSUAL for men, while
candidates before the people, to decry Of,
fee holders. and yet after being elected,
to grasp the first Fat Office that is within
their reach. We do not contend that in
all. cases, men bers Of Congress should be
excluded from appointment; but the ex
ceplions should be few, and the posts then
assigned should be OF high trust aud res
possibility, instead Of emolnnenr.-Pen-
,dleton Messenger.
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Notice,

vu1H1s is to forbid all persons from trading
III for Note, given by me, to Alfred May,
for Forty Dollars Idate DOT recoltected, but some
time about fhc first of January l9a5, or the
Ivy wenty fifth of December; 1874, as do not in.
tend to pay it unless compelled by law. -.
Also. one other Note, given by me 70 Samuel
Nix, for twenty dollars, date not recoileoted,
as do not intend to pay said note, unless com.
PEELED by law. as the property was not sound
for which il was given.i
:. a. MALACHI STEVENS.
Lowndes County, Alabama July 2, l846.-
July Is st 25
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-22

NJ The Anderson Gasette Of the 18th
inst, says:-"We can iuiorm our friends
ct a distance, that our village is again
wuhoul grog shop, and we learn tine
Town Council has refused TO grant any
more licenses 10 keep such establishments
in the place.--Thuse therefore who have
snus and daughters whom they wish
TO send abroad lo-school. will find An
derson, not only free from all hose
scenes of dissipation which are frequently
me, with in country villages. but our :Aca-
denies will be found 10 be of the highest
order, aud the society of the place of the
most moral aud respectable character.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-22

Fifth Congressional DiStrict-The de-
mocratic Conveniinn, which assembled al
Cassvile, Ca, on the 9Th. instant. nomi-
mated the Hon. John II. Lumpkin. for re,
election. all the counties in the District,
excep, Cherokee aud Dade. Icing repre-
sen,ed. The name o. Wan. n. Stiles wa
Withdrawn. and Mr.. Eumpkn received
the nomination by acclamaton.-Chos.
Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-22

\ ru.nor is current in Washington, and
preuy generally believed, That Mr.. Bucha
nan is abou, To re:ire from Tie Department,
of Stale, aud that lie will he nominated tr
The Senate by the Presidenl fiT The vacan
cy on the Bench Of tlc SuPrelRe Coun
IfIhe Presi,len, has fixed upon success
sor. the fact has moi yet lransplred. Air
Calhoun aud MIR. King, the present Min
lister TO France, are lhe persops chiefly
spoken Of. Mr.. Calhoun would cert July
bring more slrenglhlo The administration 1rl
AT f6is time, than any one else ,.ll6 coLllt
lie brought inm1he Cabinet. Kuf sHtliohsi
his course during The present ses>lnn I"
Congress has, in no small degree, added lr
his previous High and brilliant reputation
as a patriot and s,a'esman; ii sill dues no
seem TO MS that the occurreGces'o! The scs
sion has heen Of such character AS To rem
de-! The President more inclined TO "ilr
hi n the first place in the Cabine1. lhaa he
" IS 10 retain him in the same place al tIt
commencement i'lhe administration. No
do we curisidef il ty any means certain
that Mr.. CaIho:m would accept The ap
poinl,iei.,. unless indeed, he should SCI
that by doing so he could exert more ef
ficient agency in bringing the existing diff
ficuilies with Mexico 10 satisfactory adj
;us,mep,. In that case, no one doubts tha
he would cheerfully make any sacrifice o
interest or feeling which duty TO his coun
Iy might call for.--Cdmdeh Journal.
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Elders WIN. WATklss and JOHN Trap
having been appointed To labor in Division
No.,2, of the Edgefcld Association, will attend
the Churches at the times stated d,below.
Chestnut Hill on Saturday before the 4,h Sab.
!. bath in July.
Good Hope, pm Saturday before the let Sab.
bath in August. :,
Little Stevens. Creek, on Saturday before the
:: 2l Sabbath in Angus;
Fellowship, ,.on Saturday before the Sd Sabbath
in A1Snsts,> -, 80.
Sabbath in August. x =.
Sister Springs, sen Saturday before the 5,h
Sabbath nAuguss.
Damascus, on Saturday befnre the lst Sabbath
il September.
The Meetings will continue for seven days,
If circumstances render itpfoper.
JuIy1 If 23
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Drs. Mims & Addison,
ETAVING associated themselves in the
.E.H. Practice of Medicine: and Surge.
ry, offer their professional services to the CIT.
izens of Edge6eld and vicinity. t...alt = =
Offices, first two doors next 10 Comply g
Hotel. EDW'D.J. MINIS,
jos. A. ADDISON.
July g ga!zfzS 3 If "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-22

The Undersigned having been ussgi,eo. nv
the MisslosAkY B3AKn .igaIatal an DfivSisiun
No. 3, OF the Edse6ed Asseeiatoni will attend
at the places at the times stated below:
At Clouds Creek, on lhb 4li Saturday in
July. :, !.
AT Sarlis, on the lst Saturday in Ausir,st.
At Salem, OH es2d Saturday in August.
At Bethel, OH the Sd Saturday in August. 80
AtDry Creek, on the 4th Saturday in Aneust.
At Lexington, on the 5lh Saturday in Angst.
At Rocky Creek, on lie ist Saturday in
September.
And will contnne one weef, at each of those
pluces circumstances warranting.
H. a. WILLIAMS,
SAMUEL GETZEN!
July IF %
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The following resoilii5lis,,-- i among oilers,

The following sresoiiII Iijiols,- among others
were unanimously adoptedsduring the session
ByDr. Thomas. ,.of Abbeyille---;s S.lsssss,
Rcsolosd, Tha, The .contnued prosperity OF
the Temperance cause, calls for devout tnahks'
giving To Almighty God i; t:s
Isy DR.. Palmer =.
Resolred, sgThata committee beiappoIntcd. 10 %
address the different Churches sSlilsthe; Sta1e,
+. ureins upon them the great Importance i1helr
co.operation in the work in which we are en-
gagged. s
.ByDr. r.,Gillman- -
. Resotcsd, That no event inAhe Temperance
movement has produced n our hearts slicll n
s.,fnfeisned JOY ms the success OF the peoP'c u
New Yorkion'the license question.
BY Mr.. Mendenhall--- $
,Resolsed,, That this Convention recommend
To- the citizens the. State not 30 vote ior any
,,arson when n choice is offered, who VIII treat
;laeeIections, except when paramount political
Interests are at stake. -.
GgThe N. York correspondent of The
Charleston Euening News, under da'e OF
The li,h5inst, says:
..The only news ! have is of war on
The Vermont. .railroad-lrnm Boston to
Burlington. Two hundred laboIers. most,
ly Irishmen, who haye.been at work, aud
learning to riot 10: e anada. being cheated
oftheir wages by SOME rascaly sub-con-
tractors, look one ofihe principal conIrac-
tors prisoner, and in'spile of,he civil and
military power. would not release him.
until he had given security forthe payment
Of The money dne them. An armed force
was called oul from Burlington, aud there
was quite au excitement, but, no blo"dshed
50 far. s-s..ls.=: ,s.sz.s.
.The movements, chiefly from this city,
for the invasion aud occupation of Calltor'
MIA, are of an earnest and energetic kind.
and the men engaged in il. are III some
cases, of the right character. We may
look upon the extension o! "ur boundary
in thai direction as fixed fact.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
BEALLAIR
AT
PRIHA mn SA LEI

NJ y Fl "a II & 81 MI
THE subscriber offers Tor sale III i de.irah,e
1 estate. situated 81 miles from CharIestown
from Harpers-Ferry and mile from i. ssmiih.
held and Ferry Turnpike, bounding On the win.
chester and Potomac Rail Road, and
Containing abOnt $50 A ores.
About $50 cleared, and the residue 10 limb
The cleared lard lies compact and nearly ID
square the timber Contiguous. This has Justly
been considered one Of the n,ostdestrab,. Fa,,n,
IN the county Of Jefferson, as regards location.
fertility, snd exemption from broken or waste
land every field being accessible 10 running
water. There Is neyer.fai1ing well Of good
water in one Of the back fields, and several fne
springs contiguousto the buildings. R
The improvements consist Of comfortable
Stone Dwelling House.
STONE STABLE, STONE SMOKE HOUSE
with cement floor, Stone Dairy, with cement
moor. Frame Stable and Cssriaee- house. fs,ab.
ling ior - horses superior Corn .crlb with Gra
nary attached, Overseer's House, new, J Quar-.
ter Tor servants, blacksmith and carnenier,s
Shops, Bath-house, Ice. house, and there Is Y
iarse Ice-pond Of spring water 10 the meadow
TEcre have been large number Or choice
Fruit Trees Of every variety sci out within the
las, Few years and beginning to bear
Any one desiring further Information can ad-
dress the subscriber on The premises, near Hail.
town, Jefferson county, Va.
Dec}f2, i544--tE
P. s. The taxes on the above Land for
IS45, only amount to S20.82, which is On in !
ducement 10 capitalists Of other States 10 pnr.
chase. 1. W. IL.
May %. 1916.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10

Comprising about 700 cases, as foiic,cs;
Mems, boys and youths thick Boots
Mems, Kip, calf and seal Boots,
Bcys' and youths DO. do.
liens thick Brog ans,
Mems Monroe's andlki do
Boys and Youth'sdo. do.
BWomea's Morocco and kiG we'll BusAin..
\ DO. do. do. Ties,
Ladies extra fine Morocco 3uskIps and Ties.
Do, Do. Cater Boots.
III Do. do. Cater Euskins,
DO. Leather Boctees,
Do. de-. Buskin and Ties, i.
Do. lowprce5 kid and Morocco Slippers.
Misses Leather, Kill & Morccen Welis& slips!
chilffen's Boots and shoes great variety
30 cases meas navy Or planters b., esns. very
heavy and extra size, with great variety Of
mems, weman's, misses and children's Cum
$50 cases HATS 4 CPS, com prisinr Beav.
or, Silk, Russia, Cashmere, Drab 4 Black
Wool, s.i I'M h,
AlsoT-Eyery variety of Fur and cloth caps.
I50 Hair Trunks, assorted sizes
l500lbs Shoe Thread assosled Nos
Purchasing direct of the manufacturers In
New England, upon the yery sstierms, they
feel themselves fully prepared 10 oaef ii ms
branch Of their business ss great induceme h
n can bslfpet With 10 any Of The Northern n ar
kets. A I'll s
Prince 81. wharf, Aiexandria, ID ii Isl
Sept 1876 1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
New Fall Goods.

NCW = All WOOOSe
llNHE subscriber has just returned from the
= Eastern Market with cheap and well Sc.
leetec stock OF FALL & WINTER GOODS
all Of which was purchased for cash, and are
now offered TO the public al q very small adj
vance for the money or 10 punclusl custo mers
he solicits call from his friends and the pub
lie. His stock is such that he is satisfied be
can please all, both in price and quality.
The stock consists in part IS follows
C1ofhs-Blue, black. and invisible green,
Cassimeres Plain & fancy, well assorted,
Saiiiaet.s--A large assortment, very cheap,
Ysstings-A splendid assortment,
Cafieoes-A great variety,
Mousseline de LANES, new style Cashmeres,
New style Ginghams, Earlston do, Gala Plaid,
Black and blue-back Silks striped eloakings,
Do do AIpaccas. black 4 white GinEham;ss
Uefhfs sSs5SifsbAt sstpsi s6sissy,
Do hoods and Gapes,
shsWis and fancy hdkfs. apron checks,
- plaid linsey. bed lie king, brown drilling,.
Brown sheeting yards wide, do do So do:
Do do 81 do
Heavy o,Daburgs, Canton Flannel,
Black aud fancy cambrics,
Gentlemens plaid and black silk crav.ts.
Lsdies do do do do
H. whitaey Blankets,
Jsconet Cambrics, Swiss, Book & Null Musl;p..
Bk Muslins, Edgings. Inserting, Isle e Thresd. .
Gloves, stocks. collars, suspenders, buttons,
Hosiery. we'll assorted. worsied and cotton,
Parsons'spool and hank boss combs,
Hardwsre, Queenswate and tinware. well as.
sorted, Boots, Shoes, BATS and Caps,
Groceries.
Sugars, brown, lump aad loaf,
Codees Of the best qnslities.
Best N o and sugar-house Molassss,
Shad, BY the barrel or dozen. candles and soap.
Pepper, AllsPiee, Nutmess, Mace, Ind ieo, &c.
Myth oil other articles usually KEEP. 10 re.
| More.
Morn P. MCBRIDE.
1plyar, Nov 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
TRUST SALE.


10y virtue If a Deed Of Trust, executed on
u the 9th day Of August, 1871, BY WASH
inSton Busey. 10 the undersigned, assTrusiee,
to secure debt due to William Mccoy, / viii
proceed 10 sell, on Saturday the l9ih.day ~ De-
eesnbsr ntri, The folloH ing Personal Properly OF
sad Busey, 10 wit !.
IWo Acorn BedsteDds and Bedding,
One Trundle Bedstead and Bedding,
One Mahogany Bureou,
One Walnut do.
One dress Mirror, !.
HdF d dozen Windsor Chairs,
one Clock, Table, / Copper Kettle,
Ole template Stoue, a large iron Pot,
Ole small Pot. one Shot Gun, Y
One Co,o, Blacksmith,s Hice,
Together with a variety Of other Persona
Property not necessary 10 mention. N
The sale TO lake place 81 the residence OIL
ssiJ Busey, atg o'clock, On The above men.
TONED day.
TEaa.-cash. ~
Nov &c, 1886. sE.ls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10

NRILL be sold, on FSias, he Ia day Of De-
w e,mbsr next, Al the late residence Of Ma
~ SAermzu, decd, two lilies south or Shep-
hsrdsiowh, oil the pstsonsl property Of the
said deeedent, 10 part as follows !.
Gods, one Of them yea, old IL The
spring, and the other a yearling,
2 first rate Mich Coscs,
3 Stock Cattle,
Fat and Stock Hogs,
One t,Oo-horse Wagon, ne,r,. perfect,
aadcompiete,
Wagon and Plough Harness, ne,p,
Bar-shear, Double and Single Skovel
Pioughs, / Harrow, Wheelbarro0,
Sborels, Hoes, .Mattock, Spades, Sc.
Household & Kitchen
u B Is ~ = 81 ~ - 1a
Unnecessary to particaiarize.
TERMS.-A credit Of 8 months will be Civ
en- % all sums or IS and upwards, by the Pur-
chaser giving bond and approved security an.
der that amount the cash will be Teq1red.--
No property TO be removed until the Terms Of
sale are complied with.
Sale 10 take place a. 10 o'clock, A NJ.
o. H. F. SHERMAN, .adm'r.l !
Nov. 26, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10

ran & Winter Goods.

EFEyHE Subscriber hss Insf rsiurrsd from Phi
ls6eipnia snd Bstaotfs. with = supply
Or Pail & Winier 9oo5s, s,bith. isgsiher wi.h
his former stock, mskss his sssorimeni enn-
rseie=caakisiis insPsrt o. the following. =. 5
tloshs. csssimeres. FssIinrs. ssisinefts.
Prsnis. Mgasslia De Laias. Fssey Sesif,
isrous aid B.-sehss Masiibs.
faiie1 lstkey. Fsrmefss Jeans,
White 81 Sash Fisn1sIs,
R-d and yellow Fisnnei.
3 per Cashmere Shseb,
Sager Cssbsnsrs CioskSrg,
Aipaccas. Merinaes. sc.
Groeerirs u every description,
" saeusre, Hardware, De.
Pers,rs wishing Great Bargains will d well
q cal before purchasing. - am dete'rnined
TO sell Iov, NJ. DORIAN.
ilafeers Ferry. Nov l8ls-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
Look tIlf

HtHEAPEsT Tobacco in ay'
" Tobacco worth 25 seiIioN
Do 8. so. Is l2t,
Most superior at ga. -,
4 bt OF Extra segars, said 10 ben
cheapest ID town, est and
Spanish Trimmings. SnoHs. Nc. for ssIeA
Nov IL. III AL.LEM0NG,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10

THE undersigned is receiving New Goods
L weekly. Almost every srticle Usually
kept in country store can be found among his
assortment. The stock Of Groceries is equal
10 any in the Valley. and will be sold lo,c Jor
cash Give me call before purchasing. IL you
are cash sler il not, call and see whether
il Eeull not be sdvantageous TO purchase for
eash. zRaspseifnliv !. = -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
ConnrssIoSER's OrFlcE.

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
ChsrlestoRn. Nov. lob. 1916
JNHE creditors Of George Little, deed d,
- who have, not already. under form =
deror Court, presented heir claims 10 10
BE audited, are hereby notified thai md ne
authority Of the Court | have appointed ~
LAY tit lyfh day Oh n<zi month, December, al1
tend II my Office BY 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. re-
eeive claims and evideaee supporting III ms
sgains, The estate Of the deceased, Geor Lit
Tie, where those persons interested are hPesi-
edte stisnds on which dav shall clos re-
port 10 Court. unless good cause is so 70
keep the same epen.
r. WoRTHIScroN. Mas sn.
Nor ~. lsi6s lsk Sana, ibsoi,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
Samuel Strider and Others,
DEFENDANTS,

IN CHANCERY.
THS judgment Of the Coull of appeals pro-,
5aeed IN this cause having bean ferejvsd
oy the Clerk Of this couri, 10 vocation, md
hereiofore entered, on notisn Of the complain
ants. made this 6.b day Of June. 1876, his or
ieIed By the Court, that the several reports
made By comnissioner Cooke ID. this cause be
fecommit,ed 10 him with further distinctions.
that he reform them 10 any particular in which
the, should be corrected or reformed By evil
this cause may submit to him. The said Con-
missioner is directed 10 gi,b notice by pu6lics-
lion in some newspaper printed IN Charles
iouu, 10 the creditors 81 the defendant Sirider.
10 produce before him any further evidences
they may desire. and shall give further notice
Of his proceedings under this order 10 The de-
sendsbi Sirider,/ A cppy--Tesie.
ROBERT r. BROWN, Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10

The parties Interested 10 ihs foregoing de.
cree lie hereby required 10 Be - ny ofzce IN
chsflsstown. Jelsfsoh Coonil. Yifeinis. IN The
5lk deJ Of January usxf. Nitn Ihtir vouchers
and evidences 70 enable to.szeedis lie require
|ments % said dscfes- g. assy
EDW'D 8. cooEEt con,r.
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VARIETY.

7.dssseiaiion Of Iaeas My deer girl.
said that reverend man 10 me IN tell
you what is neant BY association Of ideas
Thus u is - y happens 70 yorf blessed
father. Whsa. At about Ten 81 night.
your mother darnipg stocking. or what
noi-ioOks ldlI up Al mel can, help j,
~ ihinkIof lemon; ihenI think Of
uhiskey = Hhiskey leads me on 10 glass
"a class goes 20 nothing but hot water
bot wlieIcries oul sugar--sugsr asks for .
spoon snd before you can ssy Jack Ru-
bipson'--the, name Of your blessed snces
TOT, who vas very quick chap. snd came
over with The Nosmans-I say 10 yoar
mother. and i'll beginning with ibe lemon
Of her looking al me. Ny dear. the tod
dgf And this my darling gil. Is the so
Scisiion Of idess.-.1dventuyes Of Miss
Robtasea Crusoe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10

.4iso-.1t the same time and place,
Ny Esther will ODER for sale, some Timothy
and Cioverseed-itis free Of garlic, &c
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OYSTERS !!

uvHE subsesifer ha. made arrangement 10
i BE- sappl;st Daily, With
Fresh Oysters,
which he viii serve up al his Rooms, few
doors below Ssppington's Hotel. 10 any manner
tha, may Be desired-Frisd, Stewed or Roasted
Oysters will also be disposed ef ~ the Can.
Families wishing 10 Be lhos Supplied win please
give notice the day previous.
Give call al my esiablishmeni, where .
general variety is always kept to please the pa
late. Up. BLESSING.
Oct %, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
u. Y. TOWHER.

M ~. IOWsvsEk
MOULD respectfully inform his fri-nds.
~ customers, and the public generally that
ne y noW receiving another handsome a,sort-
ment Of fresh and beautiful
@ FALL & WINTER GOODS.
Consisting Of foreign and domestic Dry Goods,
Hardware, Chins, Glass, Queens aud Liver
pool, and Stone Ware;
Wooden Ware, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Csps;
Drugs, Paints and Medicines
Stationery Of all sorts together with large
assortment Of Groceries, Castings, Wagon
Boxes, Weavsr's Reeds, wrought and cut
Nails, in VOID, almost every article used
10 this section Of country
All Of which will be sold ON the most accom-.
nodating terms. or exchanged for country pro-
duee OF any and every sort.
p. r, TOwNER.
ShebHerdstowp. Nov 10. 1916.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10

GEORGE D. MONROE, lhaskfui for the
~ liesfal support extended towards him do
rms The tuo last seasons. informs the eiiizens
81 GhaflsstouR and neiehborhood. that he has
again opened his OYSTER ROOM, q the old
sand. three .oors East Of The Court-hoose.--
ne viii II ~ times keep on hand the best 0ys-
iers The bal,inors market can afford which
will Be served up in ssiyle 10 suit th1 4sste Of
the most fssiidions epieufe. By giving him ore
days notes. be will furnish Oysters by the Can
70 snJ who may prefer receiving them in this
way.
He solicils call from bis old Il lends and Is
many new ones as possible, ss il shall be his
constant eaort 10 renJer entire saiisfaclioa.
Charlesiown, Oct. 20, 1916