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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
sLAvERY IN MExIco.

Among The numberless questions brought up by
the recent discussions IN Congress on the slavery
question, 4 has several times been asked whether
slavery was everreally abolished BY the Govern.
meut Of Mexico This question is set at rest by
the Secretary Of State, in letter 10 the editors 81
the washington Union, communicating FOR publ.
cation correct TRANSACTIONS ofthe decree of Presi
dent Guerrero Of the 18th September, 1879, and
Of the act Of the Mexican Congress OF 5th April,
1887, on that subject.
The decree ofPresident Guerrero, declares that
tlavery shall not exist IN the Republic from lie
date, and that " whenever the condition Of the
treasury shall permit, the owners of the slaves
shall % unidentified according TO the terms which
The law may dispose
The act, passed April 5, lS47, commences AZ
follows:
J Anr. slavery Is abolished, without, any ex.
ception, throughout the republic
TIE remaining three sections ofiheb bill merely
provide for the mode-and manner Of remuneratine
their owners Balo. Su,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
Candy .IK0aNfactOl.y
RBWIT aHOB8a

~. ~ Ltsht Sired, Opposite Mrcer,) Baitimors.
THE undersigned, proprietor Of the above es-
u adjustment begs leave TO call the attention
oil the public TO his
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CANDIES
Numbering three hundred different patterns and
favors. The extensive arrangements which 1
have lately introduced into my manufacturing
depar,lnentenables me 10 afford every article in
The Candy line al prices which cannot fail 10
please. Every article manufactured is warrant
ed to be OF the best quality, and guaranteed 10
keep in any climate and packed in the most care
full manner. 80
My Fruit Department comprises every article
IN season OF imported and domestic, green.
dried or preserved, with great variety OF Jel-
lies, Sauces, Catsups, Pickles, Preserves Oils,
Wines, yujube Paste, Chocolate Drops, Choco-
late Stick, Rock Candy red white and yellow.
imported and domestic, together with every kind
OF Nuts, &c
Every attention paid to persons DESTROYS Of
examining my siock and prices
All orders promptly attended to, and satisfac-
tion guaranteed in every instance.
All goods shipped free of charge.
JOS. r. MANN.
Baltimore, August 81, 1873. BIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24

Il : iaci % notorious thaf We presume no
southern Whis viii question II that Gen. Tay-
lvr = every where represented a. the North, a.
being IN fsro efke JPIin1l Pnsfiw. How does
~ eoafse contrast with ihatof Gen. Cas- on this
question The one perfectly mum. the other
blsdgef againsiit The Soutinsustdesidc which
Il viii trust .Spira IF 1s1ea:
James X. Polk has eiyea practical evil
dencc as to the ltfuskn tosbe put in pro-
mising Democrats The South sciH de-
eide, after the late descrtion Of its 'sNorth-
ern Allies" that no confidence is to be put
in Lewis Cass or his supporters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
THE LArE carr. J. =. MASON.

The day for interring the remains Of
this gallant soldier has been fixed on
Tuesday next, the Goth instant, at Lees
burg. The various Orders, (sIasons, Odd
Fellowsand Sons Of Temperament win be
out in great numbers The Military Of
Loudoun and ncighboring counties viii
also be present. An immense gathering
is expected to be in attendance, to pay the
last sad honors to this brave, heroic and
noble son Of our state, who fell in defence
of his country. We are informed By Mr..
P. I. Duke that when the ball carried a.
way the leg Of Capt Mason he maintain
ed an erect posture aud noticed il only in
the spirit Of a soldier and brave gentle
man Mr. d. was within few feet Of
him when be was struck.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
RUMORED IRISH VICTORY |
Slaughter Of 5000 Royal Troops

Death Of Gcn lNrDonald, lie Eaglish Com
n'asder-ia-Csid.
The New York Tribune publishes the follow
ing highly important letter, which has already a
reused the Irish in all the Eastern cities II is
said to have come from responsible source:
Dublin, August 8, ls4s.
No newspaper here dsre tell the truth
concerning the battle of Elievenamon, but
from all we can learn the people have
had a great victory. Sen. Mcdonald.
the commander of the British forces,
Is killed, and six thousand troops are
killed and wounded. The road for
three miles is covered with the dead. We
have also the inspiring Intelligence that
Kilkenny and Limerick have been taken
By the people. The people Of Dublin
have gone IN thousands 10 assist in the
country Lr John b Dillon was wound
Cd IN bod Ieos llr. Noagher was also
wounded in both 6rmG It IS generally
expected that Dublin wal rise and attack
the jails on Sunday night, (Aug. 6)
All the people coming on the railroad
are cautioned and commanded not to tell
the news When the ears arrive, thous.
ands Of the Dublin people are waiting for
the intelligence. The police drive away
those Who are seen asking questions
Why al this care Of the Government to
prevent the spread ofin4clligence, unless
i Be that something has happened which
they want kept secret lfthey had OBJ
tAinod victory they would BE- very apt 10
La -. I...~ a 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
THE MARKETS.. ]
06sts effhe Baltimore Ca.gpry.
An0 o. 4 peM

-. 1tuo' - y NJ -.
FLOUR!-The 1our market haA bcen quite
active to-day, and The salesof HowardSt. amount
TO 1900 bbls, at from ST. to 50, paftSash and
part on time These figures may BE-. considered
a fair quotation. City Mills is selliag at ~ "a
cash, aud up 10 s.. IL on the usual terms
GRAIN.-The supply Of wheat is not 50 large
and prices are firmer, II not slightly adv auccd.
We quote TO day at 9SatU5c for goad 10 prime
red; white I00all5c. Corn is down liils-
Sales today at i7a4Sc for white; yellow 56a57c
Oats 30a33 for new. Rye TOas3c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
Soldiers and Volunteers

(tAN have their claims for three monthsextra
~ pay and Bounty Land warrants promptly at
tended To By the subscriber. His arrangements
are such that they can be procured with prompts
ness and despatch.
Those Volunteers who have procured their dis
charges, will perceive printed form Of the
Oath Of Identity on the back Of the discharge
II they will 90 before any magistrate and make
oath to the same, and then procure the seal OF the
clerk Of The County 10 the official character Of
the magistrate and then forward the discharge to
the undersigned, they will receive their Bounty
Land Warrant with propptness and despatch
Those 10 whom the three months extra pay Is
due, by notifying the subscriber hy mail be
viii forward the necessary papers which will era
bic them u procure il.
GEORGE II. HICKMAN,
Attorney at Lar, Baltimore, Nd
Baltimore Aue 10 lSf2-ft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
a Chance Tor RargainsZ

"E viii now commence selIng otf1the re.
w mains Of utSummer stock efDry Goods
without regard to profit, to make room 10 time
forour FaIl supply. The Ladies win do well
10 call and examineour DRESS GOODS. viz:
Lawns, Tissues Beragss, Cafnblet Lusters, Cali
Goes and quantity OF Remnants, which must be
sold. we will also sell very cheap Gloves, Ho-
slery, Hdkis. Swiss Jaconet, Cambria, Muslins,
Stlk lfood<, Dome sic Goods, JGwelry ana fancy
goods generally. Weresp .cuully invite the at
tenlion Of the Laoies 10 the above.
ROBINSON a. HOLLAND.
Harpers-Ferry Aug. 24. 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24

On Thursday last, Mr.. Thomas r. RurHER-
foaDs Of this county, aged about % years.
On the 18th instant, at her residence in Smith
field, in this county, Mrs. ELIzgBErH FRiER, a,
an advanced age
In Leesb1rg on the nth inst Mrs FRAxcEs
Fox consort OF Mr.. George Fox, aged about 50
years.
On the 18th inst, at his residence in Berkeley
County, MIR. BofD RoBgRrs. Mr. r. had sui
iered for several months from disease Of the
lungs, and died at an advanced age respected by
all who knew him. Friend, rest in peace. s.
AT BerCyyille, on the 10Th instant, DoDDRiDGE,
son of Warner "a. Thomson, aged IA months
and days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24

The news from Ireland [says the N. Y.
Heraldl j. disheartening, but there is ye,
a ray OF hope The government policy
thus far, has triumphed. Ithas precipita.
ted matters to premature crisis, and the
consequence IS a partial victory. This
was their policy at forhier times; butt can.
not settle Ireland now. The iron has en-
tered her soul. and her destiny proclaims
that she will sooner or later be separated
from England Never, within her histo-
ry, have the feelings of nristrust and ha-
tired towards the Saxon been stronger than
they are now; and although they may be
suppressed for while, they will eventual
" break out, and the longer the eruption
is delayed, the bloodier viii be the conflict
thatwill take place
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
a. j. O,BANNO ON
Afforney n Inv.

CnAntxsrowx, JErEEeSoN CoENTys Aieei<it
nRACTlSES il III Superior ind County
= CoufS az JeIItxs6n and Ef<deliGk EHt n
he Superior ConE.s pf Berkeley and tlnfxc
Eouniice Notwithstanding bis cnEsF<mep1 ~
Frederick. BE MiII lie enabled lodel0ie more Nue
. lis professional business ii JtsIisfS0p han
hefc.0If,rc. having Withdrawn from he County
Cbtf,eof HerkeisV and CLARKE Counties
His 0iline II removed Il he one occupied hf
B f1fkcr. 30. near Caters ao.1: nd opro-
Site the Count House -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
ENGLISH CRops.

The well informed and discreet London cor
respondent Of the National htelIigencer, under
date Of Sd inst, says:
HThe worst news we can tell of Eng
land is, that the weather is at present very
unpleasant for the wheat harvest, which,
if it were favorable, would now be very
generally in hand throughout all England
south Of Yorkshire. The consequence is
that prices rise in Mark Lane. and the
bread loaf IS dearer.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
Nottrrs.
TAYLOR & FILLMORE
P @E &a

THE TAYEoR BoYs Of Charlesiown win meet
il at the School Room OF Mr.. II. Hayslett. on
SATURDAY EYENLNG NEXT, tie 26ih.
at O'Clock, for the purpose Of making prelimina-
~ preparations for the erection Of Taylor and
Fillmore Pole. The older heads are also re-
quested to be present to give rs their counsel and
aid usin our undertaking. Come to your work,
B'hoys!
Aug "a A ToRRg Un.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
,IIMoNp MEDICAL coLLEcE. I

have received he Circular Of he Medical
rtmentof Hsmpdeu Sydney College IN Rich.
"a, 1858. with . catalogue Of the Institution.
Wears mach pleased 70 remark that the College
= advancing IN popularity but Wills this Is the
Gao, shsre are hundreds Of young men Of this
State seni abroad 70 acquire knowledge Of medi-
cine. sesking II the North the advantages which
may Be found q home. We hope tie public
mind win undergo change npon this bubecl--
aadthat every resident Of Virginia will encourage
the Installations Of his own State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
r.. +. BROWN, Clerk
August Hiss.
COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES,

~ ASHlNVF0N IQtSTl, MD.
TIME next session viii begin on Monday, Oc-
i tobe,s2 On which day all the students are
requested flo attend punciualv. New students
may them present themselves for examination,
and will be admitted into any class Tor which they
NAV be qualified
THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. will also re-
open on the same day4 Pupils who have acquir-
cd the elcfncnts 81 English and are twelve years
of age arerceeiyed into the grammar school and
prepared DIR admission into The college.
The eodrSe IT studies id the Grammar School
ana in ths College is full and thorough, and the
situation and discipline pf the iqstiluti0n are
highly colIdnekse 10 industry and oiacr
a mercantile course Of study ,isApsoyidcd for
those who desire it,
Application iorshc admission Of pupils, or for
further information, may be made to
JOHN b. KdsRFO0T,
Rector. college 81 81. James r. o. 4H1sYtaad
Aug. ~ lsIS--tlslO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24

~ The Rockingham Register states that ar
extensive Revival i now going on ii the Metho-
dist Churches Of that county. More than 100
names have been added, as new converts, during
the last two weeks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
1.-THE sHEPHERDsToWN ROUGH s
READY CLUE.

At meeting Of the Wings Of Shcp
herdstown on Saturday last, for the pur
pose of organizing Rough and Read,
Club. ON motion of j. NJ. Jewett, A. X
B0TELER, Esq, was called to the Chair
and JAMES " MooRts appointed Secreta
ry.
On motion Of j M. Jewett, commit
tee Of three was appointed to draft Con
stitution for the Rough and Ready Club
The. chair appointed J NJ Jewett, Jas
w. Strider and Albert Humrickhouse
said committee, who retired, and upor
their return, reported the following Con
stitution, which was adopted:
I'VE are compelled to omit the Constitution
this week, and will publish il jn our nexil
On motion, it was Resotred, That tn,
Club do adjourn to meet on Saturday mex
at o'clock, p. Mat which time an ad
dress may be expected
A. r. BOTELER, Chm
J. v. MOORE, SceH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
@iEl10VAE.
Shoe Thread Worehouse

SuOC p urcaO warehouse.
LARRABEE has removed TO his new Ware
lie house, CORNER OF CALVERT &
MERCER SIS. and has now in store. ofdirect
importation from the celebrated factory OF Tit
tley, latham & Walker, full assortment Of
SHOE THREAD, viz: brown, green. halt
bleached, white and yellow, which he is prepared
10 sell BY the bale or less quantity on as good
terms as the same quality can be had for in the
United States. Also general assortment OF
SHOE TOOLS and FINDINGS. viz: Shoe
Knives, Rarps, Pincers, Hammers, Avis Awl
Handles; Pegs Of all sizes; Brisiles, Webbing.
Boot Cord She Nails, all sizes cut and cast
Tacks, French Irons complete; Peg Rasps and
Cutters, &c. &c. &c. Premium Glass Paper 10
take the place ofihe common Sand Paper. very
superior article, being our own manufacture.
rayrNtaR.k fRs,s Boqf Trees, Shoe Trees.
Crimpibg Boaids. al 81 his own Manufacture
Of the very best timber and OF the latest STYLE
Every article can be obt3ined at this establish
ment for manufacturing Boots and Shoes. except
leather, All Of the above will be sold al he low
est market price. Country Merchants are par-
ticulaTly requested to call E. LARRABEE
No 81 South Calvert &.
Baltimore, Aug. 81, I848--l in.-$2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
BerryviIlc TurnDilie.

A MEETING Of the Stockholders in said
n road will be held in Charlestown, on Fridsy
he 29tk NJ SsptfRber R<zt, al ~ o'clock, NJ, for
the purpose ufIelecting President, Directors,
Treasurer, &C., Of said road, for the year ensu-
ing. Other business of importance TO the sue
eesfuI prosecution Of the road, require full
meeting. and ills hoped such win be the case.
WM +. ALLEN, Teas.
Aug III 1S4S-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
New Rocks.

UNHE subscribers have Just received the fol-
j. lowing new Books TO which they invite the
lattention OF the public.
The Barbnets Daughter, BY Mrs Grey;
Jenny Lind, by Miss Rose +. Hendricks;
Vanity Fair, Pen s. Pencil sketches Of English
Society, BY w NJ Thackeray;
Col Crockeit's Tour 10 The north s. down east,
by himself;
tGrantley Manor BY Mrs. Fullerton;
The Tenant Of Wildlell Hall, by the author Of
| Jane Eyre.
The Life of Gen Taylor;
Also--another supply Of Harold with many
other new and interesting Books, which will be
| sold low, BY JNO. X. WOODS s. co.
| Aux TO-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
Miss HcIm.s Female Nch00l.

TIME duties Of this School will be resumed on
IL the iirsl Monday in September next, at the
School Room attached to the residence of Mrs.
Griggs in Charcstown All the branches Of an
English education are thoroughly taught al this
School, together with Music on the Piano and
Guitar. The terms such as heretofore publish
ed
1 CharIcs,own, Aug 10. 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
The Telegranh |

nUR Senior partner, residing IN Baltimore
- IS ever II the other end of the wire to re.
ceive orders. Oar friends will therefore please
let Us have their orders for any Kind of Merchan-
dig, and We will forward them on By ijchtaiag
aRdIreeeive by the next train.
ROBINSON s. HOLLAND.
Harpers-Ferrv, Aug 2f 1918.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
Cheaner than ever [

LARGE SUPPLY OF GROCERIES.
TIME subscriber has been receiving in part,
~ his Fab Supply OF GROCERIES, aud now
offers one Of the largest stocks ever oeredin this
market. and at prices 50 far below those usually
asked as 10 asiound all who hear OF them. He in
xies al 10 GALL as he feels satisfied none viii lie
Disappointed J. J. MILLER.
Ans 81 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24

~ bales 1cilen h he Clefks O1sc, or ~.
Cirrqi, Sprerios Cours 81 Law and chsnassx
70 Jensis.n County, he 6rss Mondas s.
Jaep5 rs Eafi<r o,d E,ln Ill i'll,
Sc 1'ss* A1s &c .f,Z, PLfis,
IhoaeS III k.eHo1 a l.t;s;<'r.>,,< - ~. q.
Aekireg trd az ia III a.rs <,.if 10y; -.
- =, ~. - z'.t'z,r.,lpf y .Latlt1h HsrtSM
..< =. tkH.s.sA9I - LeWat. dnn 1ft EjrSs
1.t'a~ ~ t.'fNl nd >-l.1el N Eines.
..s DSFgnnAxrs.
- IN ~IANcERY
|YNHE psft. VIM. McEIror. 81, a. ;.. 80.
= ed his appearance and given <s,,,,s,s -
ing 10 The Act Of Assembly ana az - 81, =.
Court and appearing 81 80
that he IS Hot an inha6iant 81 fhis s'.,s. ).
IS or&cd That he said llelsnlant ~ &
here on ihe shird DAY Of Tie next lei,s sna 50
sNer the hll q he paintiS and ths, 4 ra,,v s
this order le forthwith inserted m aS, ss,s =
pr published III charlesown. ior two monsSs
snscessive and posted al the front DOR n ,he
Cvart-houSe IN the said town of Ckarlessown.
A copy-Tcste
ROBERT r BROWN, egssk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24

u The Presbyiery Of Winchester Withhold il.
pext regular meeting 10 Sirasburg. Shenandoah
county, On Thursday, September 7th.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24

az The Northern States furnished u, 236 men
for the Mexican wal, The Southern States 4s.2la.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
4 Negro Women for Hire.

II WILL hire from LIST September until the 18th
IL OF December, either or all of the above Wo-
men, al very moderate prices, as viii have no
use for them after that time. They are accus-
toned to house and kitchen work.
JOHN J. ABELL.
Shannondale Springs, Aug. "a, iSiS-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24

=
TIE Albany Esea'6r Journal Il Thur.
day Izst has the p.Cticul1rs 81 Disastrous
6l1 which secured in that city a Ihurs-
The Argus II Friday estimates Tie loss
q p<>perty1t not less than tuo u three
millions q dollars The ara Of the ere
embraces many acres. perhaps Ely or six
II, Of he most compact and valuable part
Of 1ke city. Il includes At least twenty
s1lares
Y Nine lives besides the Immense de
struction Of property, were lost during the
late IRE a Albany. SeFersl others are
20 much injured that they cannot survive
The Albany Argus Of Saturday says that
ire hundred buildings we're destroyed, exs
elusive Of out houses. The number Of wa
ter craft destroyed IN the basin was inn
mcnse. Eleven tow boats, some fifiy ca
nal boats. two large floats, steamboat and
= schooner, were burnt 70 the waters edge.
! Arkansas ELEcriox We have a few
returns from the river counties in this
State. They arc favorable to the Wings
but We presume there can be no doubt Of
the success Of the Democrats in tae State
MELkscHoLr AcciDExr-On Tuesday last
as DR. JonS QrIGLkx Of Shepherdstown. 10 This
county, was riding on horse hack, 4 short dis
lance IN the country, with beautiful and inter
es;ins lIiiie daughter behind him, hisIhorse be-
came frightened, threw he little girl from her
seal and melancholy 70 relate. With such force,
rs 20 kill her almost instantly. Thcsetwho know
the estimable father. cannoi fail 10 sympathise
with him most deeply, in this Affective bereaye-
nent.-'Spirit ef Jttrsn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
RIMDWALe
Laboratory or ThOnlS0ni0i,
ROEMMic .HEPfIiciMRS.

AbOI0NtC sWPOtctNRS.
EPHRAiM LARRABEE, M. 20. South Cal
II vert street Baltimore, has removed his La.
ooratory 70 his new building No u, and has al
ways on hand the largest and most complete as
soitmcnt OF pure Botanic remedies in the United
States, prepared under his special care at his La
ooratory-being the first erected in the United
States for the special purpose If preparing
lAomSoaiaa Botanic sledicines. All OF the pull
verified and compounded articles are put up in
quarter and halfpound packages, or in bulk, and
neatly labelled, with directions suitable for re-
falling; and upon better terms than The same ar
hclc can be had for in the United States. Every
article in his line i warranted genuinc-,he pub
lie can rely upon lois.
a liberal disconf made TO country merchants,
who are particularly requested to oakland exam.
inc quality, &C., basore purchasing.
I Tbs various )Aaiises embracing the uost
repuied authors, qpon the Thomsoniaa OF Bolan-
&c System Of Medicine, may also be had al his
establishment, BY lhe quantity or single copy.
Baltimore, Augtef lSiS-ImS2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24
N05IcE.

HAVING qualified as Administrator with
Ii the viii annexed, on the estate Of George
Hie,t. Sen, decd. notice is given TO all persons
indebted, % make payment withoutdelay. Those
having claims will present them properly au-
lhenficaied for settlement
GEORGE HIETT. Jr.. Adm,r
ria ~ ciH enneredgf CO. Hen, Jf., der'd
August -. 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-24

TAYLOR CAMPAIGN.


.anosher Horse IA fhe Field !!
GEORGE w. w. WATKINS takes this
method q informing his friends and the
public generally. ihaf he has returned from, re
Eastern Cities with us
Late Style of Fashions.
Having located At Casileman's Ferry. he is
prepared 70 execute all orders entrusted TO his
care at the shortest notice and upon the most
reasonable terms. He feels confident thar all
who may favor him with call will be satisfied
with The execution of his work. Give him
call you viii always find him Charley on The
any request thai a. - made He is deiermin-
ed not 10 Be underrated-H any Tailor viii find
the cloth and make coat for 81, be viii 10 the
same. He hopes by diligence and punctuality
10 meet with liberal share ofthe public patron
age.
Eg Garment Cutting attended to with the
greatest care.
Castlemans Ferry, Clarke Co, Val
August o. 1913 ~
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NObENl ~ BROWN, Cfsa
Virgfnia, % VIII.

virginia, "a wit:
AR Rules huldeh In the CLERKS OfRee ~ The
Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for JetiqFson County, the first Monday IN
Aug .lSi,E ISIS
r. Hard, PLarNrtrr.
AGAINST
John Peackcr, ~, John H Nri,icr and
" II. fLsmals, DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
THE Defendant. John Peacher. Ir., not having
entered his appearance and giyeu security &C.
cordng to the act Of assembly and the rules az this
court and 4 npFearing BY satisfactory evidence
that he u no. - mliaoitaat of this country Il Is
oedtrcd, That tbe sid defendaRi 10 appear here on
Me third The next team, and answer The Bin
OF the paihtits and that copy Of this order be
forthwith lhscrted in some newspaper pnblished ii
ChaTleston, for two months successveiy, and post
eli at the Front door OF the Court house il tie said
town Of .Charleslown.
A copy-Tesiesr>
r. 4. BROWN, Clerk
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