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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

TsHE Legislatures Of Maryland and Virginia
Il having passed Laws authorizing the cree
ton Of Bridge across the Potomac River al
Shepherdstown, Jefferson County, Va, Books Of
subscription to the Capital Stock Of the Mary
land and Virginia Bridge Company, for the pur-
pose aforesaid, will be opened on the second Mon
day In April, being the 10th day Of April, at the
Town Hall in Shepherdstown, under the direc-
ton Of John NJ. Jewett, Willoughby L. Webb,
William Shortt John III. McEndree, Edmund i.
Lee, Vincent M. Butler and Thomas Hammond,
or any three Of them;
At the Hotel OF Henry Smith, in Middleway,
Jefferson County, under the direction of DIR. Sa-
muel Scolley, John F., Smith, DIR. Mann p.
Nelson, Walter ]. Burwell, Sebastian Eaty.
three Of them;
At the Store Of Lloyd Logan, in Winchester,
Frederick county, Va, under the direction Of Jo-
seph II. Sheuard, Robert Y. Conrad, John Bruce,
Lloyd Logan, John Markell, A. r. Wood and
Joseph @. Raker. or any three ofIthem;
AZ the County CLERKS ofIice III Martinsburg.
Berkeley County, under the direction OF oAasiss
J. Faulkner, Philip C. Pendleton, Edmund p
Hunter, David III. Conrad, George Dol; ;Dr. R.
McSherry and. Jacob Van Doran, Jr, or any
three Of them;
AT the Clerks Office, in Romney, Hampshire
county, under the direction Of James Parsons,
George w. Washington John Yandiver, Charles
Blue, John Myers, David Gibson, John NJ. Pan
cake and John B. White, or any three OF them;
At the County Clerks Office in sMoorefeld,
Hardy county, Va, under the direction Of Thos
Maslin, Samuel II. Alexander, Daniel R. Me-
Neil, G. X. Harness, Daniel Vanmetre, Felix
Seymour, John G. B. Mullin and Dr.. 49, Par
ran, or any three Of them;
Y AT the Hotel of Mr.. Leggitt, in New Market,
Shenandoah county, under the direction of John
Stfayer, John d. Zukle, Zachariah Shirley, John
FL Walter, John w. Rice, John Calvert and
Noah Henkle, or any three Of them;
AT the Hotel of Mrs. Pollock, in Harrisonburg,
Rockingham county, under the direction Of Col.
Edward FL, Smith, Col Algernon S. Graz, Jona-
than Peale, William Elier, Col John kenney,
Col. Abraham Lincoln and Hening Chrisman, or
any three Of them;
And at Woodstock, Shenandoah county, at the
Hotel Of Mrs. Miller, under the direction OF
Green B. Samuels, Mark Byrd, Philip Pittman,
Cornelius Billings DR. Magruder, DR.. J. G.
Schmidt, Col. Albert and Samuel Rinker, or any
three of HEM
March II, lS49-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
April 8, lsls
NEW SPRING GOOGS.
AMOS LOV.EJOY:& CO.,

No, l23, BALTIMORE st., bet,ceeH Calre1t
aud South Baltimore,
HAYE Just received their usual large and
IL well assorted stock Of fresh Spring Goods,
consisting in part as follows:
Ladies, Gentiemenis and Children's cotton Isle
Thread, Silk and Merino Hosiery;
Gentlemens and Ladies' best French Kid Gloves.
white, black and colored;
Ladies', Geutlemen's and children's cotton and
linen Thread, and silk Gloves Of every size
and quality; fsH
Ladies. Gentlemens and Misses Under Shirt,
and Drawers of Merino Silk; Gauze Merins
and Cotton, Zephyr Worstcd, for Embroidery
Gentlemen's Linen Collars, Bosoms and Shirts
Purse Silk Purse Trimmings Bag and Purs,
Clasps, Steel Beads, Spool Cotton, Sewing Silk
Patent Thread, Tapes, Gallons, Bindings
Cotton fringes, &c, &C.; all Of which we vii
sell wholesalcaor retail at the lowest markc
prices.
Strangers and country merchants will find i
to their advantage to give US call.
April g. l8i8-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
NOTICE.
New Shenandoah Company.

TN conformity to an Act of Assembly, passed
il January "a, lS4S notice is hereby given, that
on the 18th of April next, Books of subscription
for shares to increase the Capital Stock OF the
New Shenandoah Company, will be opened at
the following places, under the superintendent
of the following named persons, who-have been
appointed by the President and Directors Of the
said Company, Commissioners for that purpose,
(any three Of whom may act at any Of the places
to which they are assigned, viz:
In the County Of Warren-at Front Royal -
Robert M. Marshall Edw. B. Jacobs, Giles Cook,
Thomas F. Buck, James Richards, y B. Earle,
J. Harrison, S. M. Spangler, E. Bowen, d. Fun
stem, Smith DAVIDSON, NJ. G. Richardson, and
Robert McKoy.
In Clarke County-at Wildwood Nathaniel
Burwell, John E. Page, George Burwell, DR.
VIM. r. Nelson, Thomas Kennerly,J. Madison
Hite, q. l.. Kerfott, Hugh Nelson, w. b. Har-
ris, Alex. Earle, and Joseph Tuley
AT Observation-Disclosures Mccormick, Thos
+. Nelson. James Castleman, DR.. Cyrus Nc
|Cormiek, Edw. ]. Smith, Buckner Ashby, VIM
Berry, Mann r. Page, J. Alexander, and J.
Fauntlerog. ea f .6i
In Jefferson County-at Charlestown Rich
ard Parker, Thomas III. Willis, B. 3. Washing
ton, Hierome L. Opie, Charles Lewis, Charles
5. Taylor. VIM. II. Norris, w. Allen, ]. s. Gal
laher, J. w. Beller, and H. Bedinger
AT Harpers-Ferry-G. B. Wager D. Giddings
r. W; Baylor, George Mauzy, P. Koontz, John
I. 7. Daingerfeld, J. Kable, Logan Osburn.
BOOKS Of subscription will also be opened, a
the same time, in the county Of Augusta. a
Staunton and New Hope. In Rockingham, al
Mount Crawford, Harrisolburg, Port Republic
and Conrad's Store In Shenandoah, at New
Market, Mount jackson, Woodstock, and Stras
burg. In Page, al Bunker's Hill, Luray, and
milford In Fauquier, at Paris and Upperville
In Loudouns at Sniekersville In The City d
Aexandria-and in Georgetown, D. c., under
the superintendent Of Commissiol1ers apDoint
ed al each OF those places, Whose names are pub
lished in the Staunton Spectator fyV;ncheste,
Republican, 81
By order Of the President and Directnr~ n tl,s
n. x 8. II. LEWIS, Ifrds'r.
March Is, l8fS-1m. N
Spirit and Winchester virginian. COPY Inn.
GHEAP CLoTHS.Great Bargains may b
~ had in Cloths, Cassimercs and Yesti1es
many at prime cosl Gentlemen who wish csr
receive great bargains, as We want u make NOM
| for spring stock. MILLER & RRO
March IL - "A - - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
G IT 7 II o T E L,
RICHMOND. VA

FTyHIS new and large establishment wasopen
4 ed BY the subscribers in December last
who, with the assistance Of Mr.. Ramsay, late The
long tried and well known Proprietor Of the Far
mer's Hotel in Fredericksburg are determined 10
devote their undivided attention 70 the comfort
and convenience Of their patrons. The House
y situated In the centre Of the City on the ground
lately covered BY the noted 9Old Bell Tavern
and Is handsomely provided with furniture en-
tirely new, with sober civil and attentive assist
ants and servants, and with reasonable share 81
the patronage Of the senior partners numerous
and extensive list Of old friends and acquainl-
ances, and with three years experience in the
Rollingbrook Hotel, Petersburg, Va, think they
can supply uneqaiYalent for any favor bestowed
on them. A Stable wen fsslaad and provided
under the management Of Mr.. VIM. 5. wood, =
attached to the house, at . conyenient distance,
and being himself the proprietor, persons arriy-
ing with their own horses may be assured Of
good attention for them
JOHN MINGE & SON.
! Richmond, April -, lS47-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

Tailorinr stabIlyhncnt,

VoUR attention IS hereby respectfully called
III 70 very large and superior assortment Of
0ENTLEMEN'S SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, consisting in part ofihe following, VIZ
Cloths, CassimeTes and NesingS, IN great va
riety Of quality, style and price, togciher with
Summer Cloths, CashmeTetis, TWeeds and Sani-
nets. Also a most beautiful and choice stock n
Beaver and silk Hats: Cioth, silk, and other
CAPS. Drawers, under and outside Shirts Bo-.
sons. collars, Socks. Cravais, SelEis Pocket
Hdkfs., Snspenders. Gloves, Hoss, Canes, and
umbrcllas All OF which the Subscriber has
iast received, and is now. openingE in the brick
building On Shenandoah street. formerly known
and occupied as the U. S. Pay Once Of ibis
place. Having exercised his very best jndgmeut
and s1sx il the selection Of the abofe assortment
the subscriber INDUCES not only DC hope, but
bct9 that he is both willing and able BIZ The gin
Of right good bargains, 10 repay, in part verYl
liberal community for mast patronage and favor
and secure graceful leontinnance. Come and
zee whether the half has been told. Il Z. IS.
TIL w. SULLIVAN.
Harpers+Fery, March lSis-4t--Spira
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
LIFE INSURANCE,


WuE sqhscfiber having been appointed agent
- ~ fhe Fem Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany a Philadelphia. 4 now prepared % receive
nrrIIcnfions for Insurance on Lives, Il Il on the
mutual system, without liability however, beyond
~ amount a premiums. Al profits Of he Com
p11V oge ol4i1l1 annually among the insured =
TIE p<eminmgm1y - sd quarterly. selli-an.
nnally o. annually, or one half Of the premium
in ncie a - months Individuals Insured in
this Company, become members e the Gorpor9-
fion, and vote for Trustees.
Theyafes Of Premium with fall participation
In he profits are a. low ~ any other institution
IN fhiseonnfry, and lower than any fthe English
Companies with only Z portion u The profts.-
AZ TIL, II q subject not generally understood, l
have provided myself with large number of
prospectus's of The Company which fully explains
the mode of operation, advantages, safety Of the
Institution and rules Of premium, which will be
happy 70 furnish 20 any one who may feel any in
tercston he subject
T....... x, toao q. --.F &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
The Great Attraction in
! Charlest0Wn is the
NEW READY-MADE CLOTHING
8WR DBJWWa
IT,koes Ezl,,e e D,s0srf,,0 IA Ks,o,r;;ay


A SH a CO., from Baltimore, respectfully
II announce % the citizens Of Charlesiown
andthe public generally, that they have opened a
clothing Emporium the Store Room on Main
atreei, formerly occupied BY Mr.. 8. II. Allemong,
where they win be constantly supplied with
READEMADE CLOTHING
~ every dcscription-such as Goats. Cl6alks.
Pants, Vests, &C., together with Hats, Caps,
liocis, Shoes, &c. They are also supplied with
I.esther and Hair Trunks, Carpet Bags, Um-
brellas, Gloves, Stocks, Scarfs, crayats, Shirts,
Bossms, Collars, Drawers. Handkerchiefs, Com
torts, &c, &c.
Having wholesale establishment in Balti-
more, embracing all the articles here enumerated,
they ar enabled 10 compete with, and UNDER
SELL, any other establishment, come from what
quarter itmayi and would assure the people OF
Jefferson that greater BARGAINS were never
told Of In this day and generation, than are to be
met with Il their establishment.
The great saving 10 purchasers win be mani
fest b llwho call They again assure the pub
tic thai they win sell every thing in their line for
less money than such articles can be procured
elsewhere. ASH & CO.
fshSrle.so,ss,n March 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
Cash for Negroes.

THE subscriber is anxious to purchase large
i number Of Negroes, ofbo,h sexes, sound and
likely. Persons having Negroes TO dispose Of
will find il to their interestto give him call be-
fore selling, as he vii pay the rcry highest cash
Prioes.
He can be seen at the Berkeley Courts, at Mar
tinsburg, on the2d Monday, and at Berryvilie on
the 4th Monday in each month, and usually at
his residence in Charlestown.
All letters addressed 10 him viii be promptly
attended TO. WIN. CROW.
Charlestown Feb n l6fS-tf ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

ITO Western and Southern Merchants, ali
\ the Travelling community in general. H
The undersigned having obtained The exclusiI
control of thfs well known Hotel, has al 4 greAl
expense, mate very extensive additions and ini-
proveinfnts whereby he is now enabled TO al
eominodate his guests with comforts and cony1,
nlences MOI " be surpassed by any House in nj
City, and he hopes to continue Is receive the 81
tronage that has heretofore been - literally M
slowed on this Establishment, assuring hk
friends that his best exertions shall always NJ
used TO render his House cheerful and comforts
Bile. p. THURSTON. 4
Balrimorea April l. ISfS-6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
April 8, 1913:

THE subscriber having taken the entire stock,
Il win conduct the business at the old stand.
where he hopes to receive continuance Of the
liberal patronage 50 long extended to the House.
Ifconstant personal attentions spirit Of liberal
accommodation to all, and cheap goods, will Sc
cure this end he fiatters himself that it shall be
accomplished. He expects to 90 on in few days
to make his Spring purchases, and then hopes 70
see all the old friends OF the House and as many
new ones as will be pleased to call upon him.
He returns his sincere thanks to his friends for
the encouragement manifested TO him in his Sc
veral business connexions in this place.
April 8, 1913. il. p. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

THE undersigned begs leave to return his
Il thanks to those old and tried friends who
have 50 long pafronized the shop at present I'M
der his management, and would say to them, that
for the future, it shall have more claims than r.
yer for their support. As TO his work has stood
the test heretofore, and it cannotnor shall not in
the future, be beat for durability price or neat
ness. Wagons, Carts, Wheelbarrows, Pioughs,
Harrows, and in short every thing belonging to
his line, shall be made or repaired, to order, at
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms. m
Understanding that some ofmy neighbors have
made reduction in certain kinds Of work,
would say to my friends and the public that will
not be outione in price whilst have shot in
the locker"
ALFRED O'BANNON.
] E9 Timber and all kinds Of Produce taken in
exchage for work "a: cash prices
Mach 1910 N. / . W. N n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
Purchasers Wanted
100000 HERRING RI 4 sHln

On Shenandoah S. opposite ne Makkef Tys1.,
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
u the ciiizens % jefferson, L0ndoun, and he
FRESH FISH He will constantly have =,
hand, and be receiving, Fresh Fish, during he
season, which be will Be willing, and e deler-
mined % sell a cheap as they can Be purchasea
elsewhere, and will az an times insure theso
sound and we'll cured Therefore. come one
come All, and look AZ the Fish, and learn he
prices. before purchasing elsewhere The bnsfs
win Be arriving daily. As soon q The fishing sea-
son Commences. +. J. CONR ADJ
4 Arcnf ~ .bxpt DDssline, AZ G>DreIIopn' b. q
Harners-EerrE March IS 1873 IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
Samuel d. AIle1nOng.

Produce n General C0Ptnsission Merchant
LAS just received on consignment for sale
Ii Winchester Family and Superfne Flour
Buekwheat Flour Coarse and Fine Salt; Mac
kerel and Herring Fifty bushels White Corn
Meal; Dried Apples; Onions; Potatoes; To
bacco and Segars; Strong Cider Vinegar Ba-
con; New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars; N.
Orleans and Sugar-house Molasses very supe-
rior Teas;
And all the small articles in the grocery line
such as Allspice, Salaeratns, Ginger, Nutmegs
Indigo, EPSON Salts, Cinnamon, Mace, Mus
.tard Candies, Chocolate, Backing, British Lus-
tire, &c. SC. Also, few bushels very large Ohio
Shellharks
EahE 1919 /m G4#t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

TIME suhscriher desiring toeEecf Immediately,
~ a school H0usc, - 81 80 feet IN Distric,
No. Z. % be bniil u ether Brick o. Sloae viii
eaf1 ~ oti ef ApriL II brick, 80 much II
hey are furnished a the place; or, the underta-
ker 70 furnish fhem himself Stone he must
quarry them himself; they can be had near the
place Il i DESIGNED % erect the Schoolhouse
builder 10 furnish all the materials, which must
Be Of the best quality, and 70 give bond and secu
riiy for the performance Of the same
JAMES ". MOO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
SAMUEL b. ALLEMONG !,
Produce and General Commission
M&R0@ANHo

las procured the Ware Rooms lately occu-
Ii pied by him, under the dwelling Of Mrs.
Jane r.. Woods, in Chariestown, for the purpose
Of receiving all4inds Of Produce and Merchan-
die, to sell on commission He respectfully So
lichs consignments Of the Farmers, Millers,
Merchants and others Of the States Of Virginia
and Maryland 4
ES- All goods stored with me to sell, will be
sold strictly for cash, and as soon as the whole or
any part is sold The cash W i'll be paid over to the
owner al sight s. II. A.
Jan % l848 zH :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
COaI NtOyes.

TIME attention Of those in want Of COAL.
j. STOVES is invited 10 the improved kind
that il now being manufactured nj the Harpers-
Ferry Boundary, which consists Of five different
sizes suitable for Offices, Shops, Stores, Church
Is. sc. AIso on hand, HAIR Ceokiag Stores,
which will be delivered and set up in any section
Of the country they may Be wanted.
WANTED-A large quantity Of Old Copper
and Brass, and old Cast and Wrought Iron which
win Be taken In exchange, At the highest price,
for any thing in my line; e 3.
HarnerslFerrv Nov, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
BOARDING SCHOOL
At WILLOW HILL, one mile from
Ksrneysuiile Depot, .leG c5s-Ka.
REv. il. FRARY, PRNcRAL.
HEHE q Term Of this school win commence

TyHE "a Term OF this school win commence
u on Monday, August 30, 1877.
Admitted number Of Boarders will be received.
who win Be treated in all respects as members Of
the family. Itwillbc the aim 1.-THE Principally
educate the conscience and elevate the morals, as
wella a. 70 secure intellectual progress. The 10
cation OF the School j. highly favorable TO health
and morals.
For Board, Tuition, &C. the charges viii be
e6oper sessicn-excepi where two come from the
samc family, In which case $50 win be charged.
For tuition alone, the charges will be from 10
siI dollars per quarter according TO the branches
pursued.
Willow Hin, jefferson Co, Va.
: huril & l847-lv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

YthE lfd1kiln Fir llsnrdn<s CoAfehg Of
u Etiladklpkia, continues % make Insurance.
|pefpcfnal q limiied, On al Inscriptions e pro
peEtY, II town and country, q lOW - consizlent'
With security. The Company have reserved a
large contingent fund, which, with their capital
and premiums. saisly invested, aford ampls1pro-
lerfi0n.to thc insured ss4 =
The assets 0f the Company On ist January
1913. a. published agreeably loan act q The As
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
On Tie to,ss e SaePAerdsto'os,

81 In The tOicR of ShepAerdStOlcnl
FOR SALE
THE undersigned will sell at private sale,
: 1.-two HOUSES d. LOTS on the Main
Street, in the town Of Shepherdstown, now ii the
occupancy Of James Shepherd.
The two lots are adjoining, and upon one Is
A Comfortable Dwelling.
With all 0ut-buildings, and a number Of the
choicest Fruit Trees And on the other is a large
CABINET SHOP, which can be used forthat
purpose, or converted into fine store or school
room. The terms, which will be easy, viii be
made known by application 10 either Of the I'M
designed. Possession given on the first day of
April, 1913. VIM. SHORTS
VIM. B. THOMPSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
n = W 6 o o D S
I'll t-te FoR THE
SP RING TR ABE.
Gregory & Adams.

ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
HAVE received and in store a large and
IL choice selection of DRY GOODS, ssiita-
BILE for the season. They have been laid in since
the great reduction in prices both at auction and
at private sales, for cash. which enables them to
offer inducements to Country Merchants visiting
Alexandsia, seldom TO be met with; and long de-
sirous 10 extend their business connection, they
respectfully invite them to examine their stpck.
feeling confident it win be found such an one as
will influence those who desire to purchase ad-
vantageously. Their assortment consists in part
as follows, viz: u
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings #
Blk, blue and fancy colored Cloths
Blk Doeskin, Plaid, French and other Cassi mere
Blk Satin, Welting and Cashmere Vestinss
ue DRESS GOODS.
Berages, Grenadines, Toll del indie !.
Monslaines, Lupin's Bombazine >
Printed Jaconets and OTgandie
Embroidered Muslins, Painted Lawns
Wesserleyn's French Chintz, Lombard Cloths
Scotch and French Ginghams, beautiful
Chameleon and Amure Silks
Brochi, Foulard, and wash Silks
Alpaca Lustre, blk and Modes,
Blk Berages, Polacca and FIoride
LACE GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES: I
A great variety, including all the new patti
terms Of Edgings and Insertings, Collars,
'Chemizetts Lace Capes, Cuffs, &c. .E#
WHITE GOODS:
ca Jaconets, Tape Checks and Stripes
Swiss & Book Muslins, Bishop Lawn, Cambxics
,-~ HOSIERY AND GLOVES:
Blk and white English silk Hose
Whiie ingrained and slate eol'r,l C,o,,on Hoe
Misses, and Rows, assorted ia
Mems bleached and brown half Hose
Brown s. Alexandre's Kid Gloves
Isle Thread, Berlin, and other Gloves
hopS1 ~ n ~ ,l.s.e oooDo'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partnership heretofore. existing IN,
IL der the name Of Miller & Bro, was dissoly.
ed, by mutual consent, on the Isl day Of April
The Books Bonds Accounts DC, are in the
hands of J. ]. Miller, who will attend to all the
business of the old concern.
JAMES j. MILLER.
Z April 8, 1913. Z. P. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
GREAT BARGAINS.

HAVING taken the sock on hand Of the lafe
IL firm Of Stephens & Wells, take tho 0p-
portunify Of thanking the numerous friends and
customers Of the establishment for past patron
age, and request a continuance Of ihe same 1
have on hand AT this time beautiful assortment
Of CLOTHS. CASSL1fERE.S AND YES7c
INGS, which, viii dispose Of from now until
the first Of April for cash. or 10 prompt custom
ers on times Withouffesardto profits / have al
80 large assortment Of a eAa
Rcady-matlc Clothing,
Which wll sell az astonishingIylow prices
Purchasers are invited tocall, as am determin-
ed 10 reduce the stock and Bargains may there
fore be expected.
WILLIAM j. STEPHENS.
5 Harncrs- Ferry March 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15

Since their incorporation, period Of eighteen
years, they have paid upwards Of One Million
which affords the most convincing evidence Of
The advantages Of insurance, As well as their
ability and disposition, 70 meet with promP,ness,
all liabilities.
All pnoposaIs for insurance promptly attended
% By JAMES J, MILLER, Agent.
CharIesi0wn, Jan %, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
Virginia, Jefferson County, Set.

IN THE COUNTY COURT, March 81, 1913.
TIME Commissioners named below were APP
u pointed by the County Court Of Jefferson, at
March Term 1913, 10 superintend The election Of
Senator and Delegates. In this County, on the
ifh Thursday ii April.
AZ Ctarleao,rH - Under the superintendent
of Gerard d. Moore, James M. Brown, Thomas
B. washington, Charles HI Lewis, and Nathan
S. White, on any fEoo more Of them.
aAf SmifkfeId Under the superinfendence Of
James Grantham, George Murphy, Thos Wat
son, Sen, DR.. Mann p. Nelson, and Meredith
Helm or any two or more Of them.
Al HarYtgs FRY Rderthe superintendent
Of George Many William SmaHwood, Philip
Coons, John MoleF, and Richard Henderson,, o.
any two or more OF Them.
IL Siepikrdsi0,rn - Under the superintendent
or Jacob Morgan, Dr. Robert A. Lucas Richard
81. Lee. "A. r. Botela, md John II. McEndfee,
Or any two q more q hem.
~ NHS-> - ! ~rr,-Du ~