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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13
MARRIEp.

In Aberdeen, Ohio, on The l7th Of June, by the
Rev. Mr. -, Mr. WA T. wAsHISGroN, ir.
formerly ofihis county, 10 Miss LYDIA HERNpox
Of SharpsbuTg, Kentucky.
On the 9Th inst. by the Rev A. II. H. BOYD
Mr.. JosERH w. LoS0 10 Miss CArHARlxE Al
ANDERSON, both OF Winchester.
On the 4thj inst, BY the Rey. Joseph Baker, Mr.
WILLIAM TrRNER 10 Miss MARGaRer c. L. Al.
BIN, both of Frederick county.
On the 18th uIi., al the residence Of John Bar.
nard, Esq, BY the Rev. ID. H. Buitee, Mr. Wit
LIAM II. BARSARD, of Allegany county, Md, %
Miss Ask ELIZA HoPwooD, of Winchester, Va.
On The 29d ult, BY the Rev Travis ID. Hcrn-
don, WILLIAM III. FRANcIs. OF Eondoun, 10 Miss
ANS ELIZA, daughter Of William Byrne, Of Fau-
|quier.
On the 81 inst, in Baltimore, BY the Rev. Mr.
Vinton, Mr.. JonN FAyIER, formerly Of this conn
~, to Miss SUsAN SIGAFoosE-all Of Baltimore
On the 9th inst, Mr.. JAcon Cook 10 Miss
CHRIsrEANN GLApDEs, all OF Berkely County.
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|PAVIEIDN WOHNIsa
BERKELEY SPRINGS, VA.

TNHlS Establishment was opened for company
i on the LIST day of July.
IL has been greatly enlarged since the last sea-
son. BY the erection Of four story front building
adding dining room 1906 by 80 feet, two ladies'
parloss; dining hall for children, and Rinety-six
chambers, TO its other accommodations, with an
ample portico in 'front.' l25 feet long and is
wide
Inferior TO few IN extent and 10 meme in the
convenience and comfort Of its arrangement no
pains or expense will be spared to place il, in
other respects, on footing with the best Hotels OF
the country.
There will be corresponding increase in the
bathing accommodations and renovation to
some extent in all the public Improvements in
and about the place, aud great addition TO the
matters Of amusement.
Coaches have been engaged by the undersign-
ed 10 run between his honse and the Railroad al
ST Johns, distance but 2 70 miles TO be manag-
cd by the well known and accomplished driver,
Dandy Jack and Mr.. Summers
A Porter viii be constantly in attendance at The
Railroad Depot upon the arrival Of the Cars. 9
JOHN STROTHER.
t. This establishment is now, and will con-
tinue to be, abundantly supplied with Bedford
Water. ]. s.
July Is, 1SlS-6t WIa. Rep IT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13
WOOL CARDxNG
AND
Manufacturing at Brucet0Nn,

HNIIE subscribers have recently taken the old
j. Woollen Establishment at Brucetown,
(where there has been no business done for scve-
raj years. Having fitted up MACHINE, we
are now ready TO receive Wool from those who
have it 10 Card or desireit manufactured into
goods. All work entrusted to our care shall be
executed with despatch and punctuality, in a
style not inferior 10 any in the country.
Wool will be received either to be carded or
manufactured into various kinds Of goods
Such as Cloths, Tweeds, Cassimeres, Blankets,
FIanneIs, Pulled and Plaid Linseysf Stocking
Yarns, sc. Always on hand, STRIPED CAR
PETING, in connection with the above goods,
all OF which will be sold on liberal terms, or ex.
changed for Wool
Having located permanently, by purchasing
the entire interest Of Mr.. J. NJ CoYLE, in the
Brucetown Factory, we would respectfully say,
that we are determined TO do business on fair
terms, and will study the interest and advantage
Of those who may favor rs with their trade In
a very short time NEW MACHINERY will
be added, and such alterations made that sight
of il will convince any one that we are determin-
ed to do our work well and on the most liberal
terms
Hard Soap, Lard and Country Produce will
be taken in exchange for work done.
VIM. JOBE s. CO.
Brucetown, June %, 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13

TIME subscriber having leased The Atrckaat
i Nil in Shepherdslown, belonging to r. ID.
Shepherd, respectfully informs the public that
having the MILL aud MACHINERY in tho
rough repair. he is prepared TO execute all bust
ness in The Millers line with promptness, and in
the best manner. He hopes by close attention 10
business, and determination 70 please his
friends, TO share, as he Is determined g merit a
liberal proportion Of the public patronage.
Ground Plaster will always be kept on hand
for sale at the lowest cash price.
GEORGE w. FOX.
Shenhcr,isiown June ID lSiS-2m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13

Valuable FARM for Sale.

IITNHE undersigned frnSfees nf IA k..,>,. IL
= William q. WALTON. deceased, ufsH, ii pri-
vaie sale, the very valuable FARM #s5orni n,
ihe game Of 'sBEIH4NY,'s seven nikes south
OF EhaElesiown, Jefferson county, Virg iaia. Join
ing the farms of Ill. II. Opie ana MN T.ew;l
and lying Immediately on thc west M 81 the
Shenandoah river. There are two goissI springs
q never-taillng water, a good brick Dwelling
House and 0ut-buildingss This fassl Is rc-
markahle for its adaptation 10 the :SSeowth 1T
wheat corn, clover. 80, and Is one oil the most
beautiful on the river.
There are two hundred and eightys acres &c
cleaned Land and one hundred and fsTtv sets,n
we'll TimeeFed, making in al 4s7 aeria
Persons wishing 10 purchase can viqS / d pre-
mics by calling Oh Mr.. George uarrts lie. nft
sent occapant.
Nniaatscn ESr mar. ~ ,,naala L.
Mi. Robert lainiayun Of Alexandria. Ma, ana
70 John II. Hargraye, Shenherdsiowii Jefferson.
county, Va, either personally or BY litter, post
paid. ROBERT JAAilESiON, N
JOHN +. HARGa5AvE.
June 10 lSiS.--if AfNStess.
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n. S. wIIiTE Com.
Tine % tsis
C commissioners Sale Of Land,

IN pursuance of Decree Of the Superior
i Court Of Jefferson County, pronounced at the
May Term, 1915. in a cause therein pending, he
tween James @5Antham, Guardian, &C., Plain
til, rs. Isaac Hardesty aud others, Defendants,
the undersigned, as Commissioners appointed
for the purpose, will offer for sale, on Saturday
ne 29tA dag II Jnfy, lslS1 on the premises, a
TRACT OF ABOUT $50 ACRES or LAND,
Situated in Jefferson county, belonging 10 the
heirs Of Richard Hardesty by his first wife, situi
ate or 3 miles North West of Th0mson's De
pot, and about miles Of Smilhfeld, joining the
lands Of James Griggs, David Fry, Leonard
Williamson and others. So desirable Farm is
not often found in market. The soil Is limestone
and susceptible OF the highest degree oflmprove-
ment
The Improvements consist in part Of com
Portable DWELLING HOUSE. part OF stone,
several good out-huildings, and well Of excel
lent water at a convenient distance from the
dwelling. About $50 Fruit Trees in full bear
ing The attention of purchasers DESTROYS OF
owning productive little farm, in healthy re
gion and having every facility to market, is par
ticularly invited.
A plat of the Land will be exhibited on the
day of SALE
Isrmsof ,Salc--One-thirdi in hand, the residue
in equal annual payments Of one and two years,
with interest from day Of sale, secured by a decd
of trust upon the premises.
Immediate possession will be given, but The
deed will not be made until the sale Is ratified by
the Court. N. S. WHITE, C0m'r.
June % 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13
College Of 81. James.

WASHINGTON COUNTY. MARYLAND
lHHE Midsummer Examination Of the STU
u dents in this Institution will begin on Thurs
Iday, July Goth.
The Annual Commencement will take place
on Thursday July q, al 10 o'clock, A. NJ
The Addrass before the Literary Societies al
The College Viii BE delivered by he Rev. SMITH
PrxE, Of Washington City, u. c., on Wednes-
day July 10th, al 4oclock, P. NJ
The friends Of the College, and of education
fgcncraIIy, afo TesFIcesfnllye inrilrsl Ia attend
JOHN B. KERFoOT, Rs<for.
June -, 1913.
- The next session of the College will be-
Gin on Nlonflav Octoher1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13

-YNlSSUE PAPER This artic is used for,
Il covering all kinds a gilt 4 mahogany
frames, &c &C, For sale BY
AprilS, 1918. 7. n FLINT.
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TIE MARKETS.
oGce y &c Baitimert Clieper..

0Gcc Fl &c BaliimeTe CliPpr.
July n, 5. p. M
CATTLE-Prircs ranged from S225 n
$3.50 per 100 lbs. on the hoof, equal 10 81 80 Z
81 . net, and averaging - IS gross
FLoUR.-The market for Flour remains We
~ quiet. The supply and receipts continue light
S0toe holders ask 1913. without finding pnr-
cbasers. Rye Flour S375.
fsRAIN.-Prime red sold az los 10; white
I9l0a fl6, with sales white Corn firm Al - a A
and yellow do a. 4Sc per bashel Oats are in
fair request, with sales at 20 80 cents. Some
samples Of new have reached the market Rye
|62 Csc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13
PRTYATE SAFE,

4 FARM in jefferson Co, Va, situated two
N and a half miles Northwest Of Shepherds
town, containing III Acres, IS or 20 OF which is
in Timber.
The improvements consist of comfortable
with FIVE Rooms, Kiich-
en-, cellar, pantry, a. house for servants, I'm
dairy, corncrib, Wagons shed and a Sses
large Switzer barn. There is an OR IL
CHARD Of choice Apple Trees, and variety d
other fruit trees on the premises Also a never
falling SPRING OF Wafer, 30 yards from the
House.
TERMS accommodating ,-the purchaser car
have the privilege Of sowing Fall crop, and en-
tire possession will be given the Isl Of Novem
Der. Applysio DAVID L. HENSELL,
Mar SAephcrdstocN, Va
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n CARD.

HyHE undersigned would inform The commu-
i niiy that he has ON hand andis receiving
constantly supplies Of every article in his line,
and Is DESTROYS TO sell to punctual Customers
He would say 10 Physicians in town and through
out the county, thai they will find it TO their adj
vantage to cali and examine his stock Of Drugs,
as he intends TO sell low, or rather very near
city prices.
Very thankful for the encouragement received
he hopes in future to enjoy a large share OF the
public patronage r.. M. FLINT, Drug.
Ned aoor 10 Sappiagtoa'S. Hotel
Jnne % 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13
yellow Corn.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TIME undersigned having been appointed by
Il the Editors OF The spirit Of Jefferson and
the Virginia Free Pres" an Agent for the pur-
pose Of collecting accounts and procuring sub
scribers to their papers, in this and the adjoining
counties, is now ready To enter upon the discharge
Of his duties and as his business will necessaIi-
Ily call him into every neighborhood in this conn
lty and portions Of the adjoining counties, and as
he desires % make himself useful TO the public,
he would be glad TO receive accounts, notes, &C.,
for collection pledging himself TO use every effort
to give satisfaction 70 all parties concerned and
70 pag orcr promptly, s00H etIcete all moneys
plarcd in his hands.
He has also been appointed By the County
Cont Of Jefferson "a Constable for The Southern
District Of said County, and having given good
and substantial Bond, Is ready 10 enter upon and
lraIrHrULLy 10 discharge the duties Of his Office.
| He Is also agent for gentleman in Morgan
county, and can furnish. at short notice any guam
| fity of LUMBER. SHINGLES, COOPER'S
lSTUFF and HOOP-P0LES, on better terms
than they can be procured elsewhere, and will
deliver them al any of The Depots on The Balti-
lmofe 81 Ohio, or Winchester 81 Potomac Rail-
roads, 10 suit the convenience Of purchasers.
J. w. McGINNIS.
| Chariestown, May %, 1913.
/ N B.--Any business intended for me, if leif al
| the Esprit OF jefferson" Office in my absence
from town, viii meet with prompt attention. and
la receipt will be given for the same. ]. w. N.
Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13
Harpers-Ferry s Shenandoah
Bridge Company,

NOTICE-The Stockholders in the above
IN Company, are hereby notified that gene
raj Meeting Of The Stockholders viii be held on
the LIST day of August next at their office 10
Harpers-Fcrry, in compliance with their Char
ter, for the election Of Five Directors for the en-
suing year PHILIP COONS,
July l3, 1878. FrcSf s. b. Co.
fy- There will be sold on the said day, 10
Shares Of the Capitol Stock Of said Company
for cash. il not previously sold by the advertiser
HarperS Ferry, July 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13
BOOKS, BOOKS!

TUST received at the Charlestown Book Store
j another large addition to our assortment Of
popular works:
Lille Of Gen. z. Taylor, illustrated, just publish
ed, BY J. Reese Fry;
II number OF the latest Novels and Romances, a
mongihem Bulwer's last, I" Harold, the last Of
A the Saxon Kings !"
A general assortment OF School Books, in gene
raj use in our primary schools and academies;
Gen. Taylor Letter Paper, beautiful article
with correct likenessof Old Rough s. Ready
upon each sheet
Valuable Historical and Miscellaneous Works
Of the DAY.
We inviis a call as our assortment Is now
quitc complete. T. z. MILLER
July -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13

Brie,iier 1cnernl Cushing has ienicre ihs
|rezignatioa Il kiscommizsioa in he amy et
|thcr his nemination. nor ihnt q Major Gen ai'
ouiimsh and Pillow were ssut % she Senaiefun-
Ia l,st u<-k. Their commissions expirrz b
ririne oll.u. o. he conclusion and ptsciamse zion
a p..c. ana ! general order has been alss ady
|iSusl. diseharging al supemumerarics q u.
n.,k - rnlr
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Newspaper for Sale.

~ prove in all respects satisfactory to our pa
irons, we will sell the L0UDOUN WING es-
Enlistment upon very reasonable terms. Il is
doing fair amount OF business, and In the hands
of a competent economical and industrious bu-
siDess man, cannot fail 10 thrive.
Leesburg Va July l3slSf6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13

|DoBERT \. CONRAD & J. RANDOLPH
Tie practice of Law. They win attend d bosi-
ness n Frederick and he adjacent Coun(its- 8
Their oiiice Is The same hitherto occupied hy Mr..
Conrad their address Conrad & Tucker, Win
chester, Va.
Jllnc - 1919 a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13

The rsb;oincl lcner lfom Gen Taylor. % u.
Hen James Irc'ieII. Ck,irmkn clike ilAiiicaiion
Nset'ns. keid n Raleigh, n O.. On DE- o. ult,
3 IN answer 10 connunic,iloa. enclosing DE-
rc.p!q,ipds alop,rl a IA mestins. This i sAc
~ leilcr ffom under Ibt Cd HrE5soun kand.
llal uc hare sen. since lis 1ominaiion. and =,
therefore. DC fra fesitiss inlimssion q ii, &C.
cVin16f:
Bsroz Roror IA. June g. i8iR
Sir; I have The honor 10 acknowledge
the receipt Of copy Of the Resolutions =
dopied, on the 9th instant by meeting
Of my fellow citizens Of Raleigh, ratifying
my nomination for The Presidency BY the
National Wing Convention.
! beg that you viii convey TO my fellow
citizens Of Raleigh my grateful aeknoul-
edgments for this distinguished mark Of
their confidcncc-and assure them that /
shall feel proud Of the support Of men,
who ara governed BY such spirit Of mo-
Iteration In their political opinions, as that
manifested in the Resolutions before me.
For yourself, sir, be pleased to accept
the assurance Of my high esteem and kind,
est wishes. / am, sir, your ob't servant,
r. TAYLOR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13

Prize or $4,000 Share Of Package
T. Ito $1,000 Do s do
do 10000 Whole Tickets
do 1000 Small liy Capitals
Besides host Of others df 81 500 3 { 900, $500
&c. &c. We therefore infbrin Eli IN want Of
good Prizes to send orordrrs fofs 4 Package to
IrwissoN q CO.; As Pratt Street ;iialtimorr, MI
where they can get any ofihe fos1wing splendid
capital prizes, 70 bc drawn IN Aps5L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13

fz5- The extraordinary and. Unprecedented
goM luck that has attended the Slr-famed Office
Of Eewisson & Co, stands unriss He'd in the am
nalsof Prize Selling.
The following Prizes were sols and cashcd re-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13
Al CARD.

MIR. r. WILLIAMS would most respectful
IVl " inform the Young Ladies and Gentle
men Of Charlestown and vicinity, that the second
SESSION Of his School will commence on Friday
the 2ist Of the present month. Persons wishing
10 Join the Class are requested 10 make early ap-
plication. July l3 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13

HrIt Is singular fact that in the great
city Of New York there Is only one paper,
the True Sun" which advocates the cleo
ton Of Cass & Butler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13
RacOll nni lsisii

lust received 1900 pounds ssacon. Hog
~ round, als5 ShsRt, Herring andI Mackerclby
the barrel "a otherwise, for sale Lovely
VIM. ANDERSEN eco.
Harpcrs-Fcrfy June-S 1913 s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13

We learn hat there i a Camp Meeiing u b.
held b Ibis Counsy. Cor he Harpers-Ferrr sta
zion, and thaf The Committee have yselec1si N,
ground on the farm ofMr. sar1uel snider tneal
ne residcnce Of Mr.. John T. Henkis,l ai.d pur
pose holding The same between ihe 10Th and sd
Of next moaih.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13

~ Hon. VIZ L. PERklss, the dele
gate to the Wing National Convsntion
from MI. Giddings's district, has cope out
in powerful letter in favor Of Taylor and
Fillmore The letter is Published in the
Cleveland fO.l Herald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13
Gold Pencil LOst---$5 Reward.

.YTTAS lost on Sunday the 1lth Of June last,
w between the residence Of Thomas A.
Moore and the Episcopal Church, in Charles
town, a heavy GOLD PENCIL CASE, with a
red SET in the top. The Pencil is the property Of
a lady who is very DESTROYS Of getting ii again,
and viii pay regard Of S. to the finder.
THOMAS. A. MOORE.
July IL. lSiS-3t
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s. Of 20; 65 of so; 4,Sl0
27,040 of 10.

tY- For Tickets, address
Irwin & Co..
No. 8, Basement BdrRem's Ctr Hotel, Baltimore
tg- Managers Official, forwarded immediate
" after the drawing. Postage paid by us ON al
Letters ordering Tickets
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13
Splendid Marylanai state
Lotteries for April.

G. EEWISSUNT q 10.
MaxAdEa' ! STE AorNrs, lIs RI Arr s1REsr,
Baltimore, Margkfid
~ XCTIANGE, Specie, collecisin and Losiery
Il JDfIices (hy License from thu; City Court Of
Baltimore County land authorizJ by the Legis-
latare Of Maryland.) +
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MA@NII1Fl[O
LOTTERIES,
TO BE DRAWN IN JULY.
]. w. MAURY& CO., Managers
Successors to ]. G. Gregory, & Coz
l Prize Of 10000 DOLLARS.
rs Numbers--l2 Ballots.
Virginia State Lottery.

For eHd0trtRg LccS1Hrg Acddeaiy q otAer purposes
CLASS NO. 80, FOR 1873
To be drawn'in Alexandria, ON Saturday, the
18th Of July, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13
DIR. McMunn's Elixor Of Opium

THIS is the essential Extract from the native
Il Drug and contains all the valuable quail
ties Of Opium without its deleterous and useless
principles for sale by Il. M. FLINT.
June ~ 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13
Bacon, Fish, &c.
Sugar, Coffee 8 MOlasses,

az HHDS. New Orleans, Porto Rico and
10 Cuba Sugar; 10 boxes best Loafdo
10 bbls Pulverised and Crushed do;
5 hhds superior Porto Rico Syrup Molasses;
7 do sweet low-prieed do;
100 bags strong scented Rio Coffee;
just received in addition to our former stock.
making altogether the largest assortment Of good
and cheap Groceries ever offered in this market
June - BAKERS & BROWN.
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$4,000! $4,000! $4,000
AND TICKETS ONLY slOi

IS Number Lottery-l2 Ballots.
virginia state Lottery.
For EndoaeiRg Leesbmrg Academy d other yurposcs,
CLASS NO. 81. FOR Is4S.
To De dfdrR IL AkcIaRdria on .Ssfardav. 29fh 81
H. 1910
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13

nThe New Orleans Picayune says
that orders have been received in that
city from Washington, by which the COM
mand Of the Western Division Of the Ar
my is assigned to Major General Taylor,
and that Of the First Department of the
Division to Breyet Brig Gen. BRookE.
Gen, TAYLOR viii make his headquar-
tiers at Baton Rouge, or such other point
as he may select, while Gen BRooKEs
headquarters win continue, as at present,
in New Orleans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13

RESIGNATION or Gov. SnUSK. 7Go7ernor
Skunk, Of Pennsylvania, resigned the ciiee
OF Governor Of that State, on Saturday
last He has been III for some time, and
his recovery is thought to be very impro-
bable- DIR johnson, the wing president
of the Senate, becomes the acting Governor
until the election in October next Had
Governor Skunk not resigned before the
10th inst, Mr.. johnson would, under the
constitution, have filed the Office Of Co
vernon for the remainder ofthe term, more
than two years This fact induced Co
vernon Skunk TO resign on Saturday last.
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Cheap Groccrics,|sxc.

We hss sr S.s g .s a 81 s, q s g.
gars, Rio Coffee, MolasSes, Rice, NJ also Tin
ware, yQuednsware, &c. Sc, all ygly cheap. Tor
harvest. Cali and see.
WM, ANDERSEN s. co.
uafpersIFerry, june i, 1878. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-13

IN4ILLIM-1o1LUII y MIIU IA XIIIII|l
/ TN pursuance e Dccree Of he Circuit Snpc.
cd a tle Nay Tenn, 1873 ii cause therein
pendirg belwcen G. NJ Watkins, Gaalli1n.
&c, Rl3inlid Is. w. NJ Watkins and o,hcf<,
Dis, t1c undersigned, as Commissioner APP
pointed for lhc purTn<c will offer for sale o. a.
| LA day II Jni1. l6I5. (Cpuft daO III ifont d
Tie Coan House, d Charlcs,own' hat
Valuable Tract Of 233 Ia Acres
| OF Land now in the occupancy of Robert r.
Galton, Esq, situated miles east of Charles
town. and about4 South West Of Hafpeis- Ferry,
and joining the lands q Francis Gardner. Isaac
Chaplihe and others.
This Is one Of the most productive and valua-
bic Farms ever offered for sale IN the county,
The soil IS what is called the 4 Red Ore, and
while il yields more Is susceptible OF harder cub
Itivation than other soils. Il lies well, having
every facility 10 market, and within one mile ol
| The Aiillvillc Mills. on the Shenandoah River.
County RoadsRass on two sides Of the land, and
TIE Winchester 8 Potomac Rail Road through
enc corner, andthe HarperS Ferry aud Smiihfeld
Turnpike within ihree-quartcrs Of a mile Gift.
A never-iailing stream ri waicrruns through the
farm, quite near the barn and stabling. The Inn
lproyenen,s are, in part, a comfortable
Log Dwelling House.
In good repair, Kitchen, Granary, aud Barn, with
other necessary outhnillings
The attention Of those in pursuit of the first.
quality Of Jefferson Land Is particularly inyiied
1ty1as IF Sdte-One-third in hand--,he resi-
due in one, two and three years, in equal annual
payments, with interest from the day Of sale,
and secured BY Deed Of Trust upon lEe prcmi-
ses. Full possession viii not be givenIntl the
Isl Of April next but The purchaser wilfhc privi-
legged 10 put out a fall crop. and do any other
work he may desire upon the premises The IL
ne % this land j. considered perfectly good, A
Deed win noe ~ aaasiR 0nlil the sale u ratified
by the Court 39=s4s
N. S. WHITE Com.
June %, 1913.
ts- The undersigned owning Al Acres and
u Perchcs Of Land, adjoining the aboye Tract,
and heretofore for a series Of years cultivated
with il, offers the same Tor sale, atthe same time
and upon the same terms with thai 10 be sold by
MIR. White The Land Is OF the same quality
as that Of the larger tract.
/ NJ ROBERT Il. CATION.
June %, 1913.
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