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Prepared by VIM. H. Murphy, M.
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Entered according to ct of Congress, in the
year l847, by VIM. H. Murphy, in the Clerks
Office of the District Court Of the Southern
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SALE OF A RUNAWAY Nh
EHAVING advertised . fanlI
AA gro named Henry cOnhna
Jail Of Madison county, as req
law, and six months having
since said advertisement, will
to sell said negro, on MondaI
day of May next, at the Court y
in the town of Canton, Madls0lI
to the highest bidder for CasA, !
WILLIAM 5, b
Sheriff Of Madison Count
March %, 1849.
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BY JOHN N. MONTGOMERY.

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piration Of the month. In. r
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BE- suej Iof in nediately, if rot paid feafi!
advertising az eretolofe. orsr a.
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collar, collars for r" every :eniiiaos for each insertion
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thabeneit Of individual persons OF eon,Pe., q.
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an hand a superior article Of Car
and Letter Paper, for sale cheap
by D. W. MURPHY & Co.
June g..
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By THos JOHN ROUTH.
,gruary 2, . sHACKLEFORD.
W.admsimistrGtOr's Notice.

DI AAS1
bsgruary 81 +. SHACKLEFORD.
M.admsimtstrGtOr's Notice.
W ETTERS Of Administration having
~ been granted to the undersigned
Sheriff Of Madison County, according to
the Statute, on the Estate Of John r
Grissby, deceased, at the May Term i
az or the Probate Ccourt Of said county
AL persons indebted to said Estate will
come forward and make immediate pay.
ment; Rnd all persons having claims
against the same will present them, lie.
pally authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed BY law, or they will be forever
barred.
Nov. 20. 81.
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"A W, MCGOWAN, has no longer The
"A. control Of the pnll;,,
Shipp, q Co.-the 9 ASSETS !
ane, and am the onams are assigheu "
Smsnt Of the samely agent lot 'he SCI
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THE STATE 81

THE STATE On ~.
= Madison Cor.,'
by Tho Probate Conytos
mo.,, April Term, ls w
W all persons INTEREST," N.
w,b l939m9nts, and hsr,s.
Greeting; you are be,.s,,
pear before the Probate
county, at a regular Tern M y
holden at the coult houss y
On On The Cd Monday # JaSI.I
why the said court shouI5 NJ
decree the lands, tenement,
taments, described ii 4.
Ia0nnS SANDERS, Gl,s
ROBERT ASHLEY No NM
WARD GRIGSBY aDi N
GRIGsBY, minor heirs 81 Il u
DELL, SANDERS, 10 l. n, n,
ing to the prayer Of said pstl.
/ West halfof south east M,
twenty nine, township len, NJ
west halfof north east qua, IN
ty one township ten, ranpe J i,
half ofeast half Of north ~ ~
sec, thirty one, township ~ |
east south half Of lot Nj y.
township ten, range 2 east, ~
south west quarter sec, tbi,lss
ship ten range Feast. lot,i,. !.
ty FIVE township ten. rapm n
haIfof north east quarter 4. RI
township ten, range 2 east, \. M
quarter sec. twenty nine, tov,,
range 2 east, all in the count, h
son aforesaid.
TTTs.
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A Ii Persons indeD.'r ali y
"A signed will PIe a,sIg nd y.
their bills a.'ag.'Gsliicrpi
money n ,rl My house an r. esls
stack and tools are 4. sNBp
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s9g CALLS Spirits T~urpentine
avs beautiful article, just receiV
and for sale at the Drug Store Of
PRIESTLEY & MOSBI.
April 20, AS. S3-tf
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AT CANTON MISS

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March qs,l849
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
Died.E

On the 18th inst. in this towh, BgrTlE. Youngest
child Of William =, and Margaret Henson agel Il
year, months and 2 days
II take these littte lambs 'Fsaid Ie.
And lay.them IN my bteast;
Protection they shall find ID me,
In me be ever best hi
On the i3th inst. In this county, Mrs ManatA
McLArGHLis,. aged about IS years
On the 9th inst, in this town, VtRssVIa Ftcro-I
RIA daughter of willis and Mary d BAhnon. aged
. years, month and 10 days T'boughlthe subject
pf the above NOTICE was but Ghili she was greatly
beloved and gave evidence in her last nipments thar
she has exchanged this for better world
Farewell, dear parents and dear frienais
must depart from YOU;
My Saviour calls, and must CO.
IN In heaven to take my Fiew. 81
But soon Ia heaven hope wen meet
Where parting is no more;
N Adicu, adieu my friendS adieu,
With you ain no moFe" X
On the 9TH inst, after an illness OF considerable
duration, Mrs. EIzapETH. the respected and yeneraI
BILE cofisori Of Mr. John Moore Sen, Of thiscounty
in the I'D year Of her age. ]: A
On the 18th nh, al Cincinnxti, OhioIEof cholera!
SUstN, aged 10 years and 3 months eldest daughter
Of Charlessand Enn r. Griaiihs of Yazop ciy, Miss
formerly Of ILarfcrs Ferry. va.
Il Susanlis gone, ! budding rose,
Blasted bef0re lis bloom H
Whose Innocence did sweets disclose,
BEYOND that flowers perfumea III
This Lovely girl, so fresh and faAr,
Galld forth BY early doom
Has gone ID sec how sweet tiawer,
IN paradise can bloom.
Tathose: who for her loss are gtievs4,
This CONSULTATIONS given
She's iro;n world OF NOE relieved
And blooms rosetta heaven NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
JelISrsoT7 Land FOR sale.

lks EFerl.toT a lhe iais w Il Sinclair, 1Ifet
IA for ale raifh Srifw RAa division amongst The
heirs thai Part Nf hi lad Y estate uhick rcm9ins
qns0la The pn.a3er of Acres u ne farm offered
seven miles soafk e cAarses,onn he County sal.
and four miles tfun3 n bonsons Depot onlfhe Win
ehesier and Peipra2 RAil Road ana within thirteen
miles Of Harpefs rEY Il has likewise he sdvant-
age of being vithSf foar miles VI eight merchant
mills -four * then ma being over fWp miles from
the same where III viii command cash. dedncE
ing only he eSrfia b Banaote Or the Qislrict Of
Columbia. This fSSm is situated ID thafpeFticn Of
the county Of Jeder<on faf-faned Is sihs Bnllskin
region and neted rs hsine IneEk prodpcive IN the
fruits OF The soil th&A any par Of Wirginia. In point
Of social advantages ii has no superior within the
limits e he UniItl States. Our population have
eTery thing 10 attach them 70 home health 70 enable
hem 70 ealoy The ess IF FroFidence, Fich soil 70
furnish the means v innccsnt Intelligence and such
atnHe in he orgapizasion nf society as ~ restrain
them within prope5 iinils.
The inprOvsnaeals npo1 this property are of the
most substantial character. nearly an being new.
They consist II ! tw9 story dwelling hcuse and all
the necessary ous- 6pilaing& 40.
Any one desir0u3 Of purchasing would Of cOnrse
inspect for hinse and fhefefore more minute de-
scrpion is nnnecessa n. This farm win be sold
upon the most Reasonable terms and such as can no
where else he ahsaised III this sounls as the heirs
are DESTROYS q Enzkipg sale with ricw 10 di-
visinn-of the pr0perTy IN
TEaMs-o Third az tie purchase money will Be
required in hand md Eke balance Of the payments
will in great measure Be len 10 suit The eonven-
ienee Of the purchaser; with however The interest
from the day ef The rst nay ment upon Inc unsettled
bonds, and deed oi rua: u secure the whole Pos
session viii Be given ia August 70 the purchaser 10
seed down q crop III small grain. Any eommunica-
lion directed 10 me al Sufnit Point ri D, Jefferson
county, Va, fp0st paid will meet win prompt a.
tenEiou. X. is. BLACKBURN
Executor IF ~ 2, Sincla'S deceased.
II July 5. 1891 f
A Winchester Republican, Leeshurg Washington
an, and Frederick fAidO Herald, viii insert four
times, and the AlexandriaI Gste,te win insert two
weeks in eoaatvy paper. and send their accounts to
this office forscollectson ElE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

tY-The Price OF Packages Or Quarter Tickets
only is advertised aboKe
The Managers Prinsed Rraiing8 endorsed by the
Commissioners appointed TOR this purposel BY the
Governor Of Maryland, are in az eases sent 70 our
Correspondents. z.
Ep-Letters always strongly and carefully sealed.
The purchasers of Packages Of Tickets seldom
have more hayf six chances against lhefg drawing
IN a Package any Of the Capital Prizes, and oas
Package may draw four pfthe highest Prizes. Two
thirds Of the Prizes are sold in Packages or Tickets
U Please order few days bstore the Lotteries
draw. An ders punciaally answered - the re-
turn mails i'
Persons at ! distance from Baltniors, Who wish
Fortune buckled on their backs will find that il 1:
only necessary to enclose the price (as laid down Il
the above schedule, for Package or single Ticket
toihe truly frrtunate farfaned and old Established
house OF s PYFER q co.. N
/ june IS, 1879 M. 1 L;FAS... Beiir.l+s, ma
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Notices
pAY UP.

Asharvest isSncw over, weiconhdeiatly expect that
~ indebted rs subscriptions. advertisements iob
work, Sc. willFrAake payment TheAexpectation Sf
some, thatihe printer should give srai ndalgencf,
is absurd anS unless they change lheiri IDEAS We
Will adopt ctnfse calculated p giye thena diier-
eni notions 81 jistice.
To these wlss have shOwnsa disposition p enable
-us 10 live, wghave reason 90 be thankfui and 70
such, we tender our gratitude.
As uaa,tcraof course. We are indebted q others
and are desirpus Of iquidasing our liabilities. 81
This Nc caulq do in short order, II hcse owing rs
would fork over.
We are indebted to ! few individuals At whom
we are yery ahxious q get clear We woslla soon,
er endure ths serea year Itch, than eadare taeir
dans TherelDre, help u.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

2TATaisR MAIIIEw AT WoRK--On Thurs
day, Eashcr Mathew commenced giving the
pledge 70 his pountrymen in the basement of
the Catholic Church in Court street, Brock
lyn. Dense crowds pressed upon him. He
them In an affeetionhte manner,
on the benefits Of total abstinence, and the
value 81 the pledgn. About thousand took
the pledge from him, in groups Of from Ave
10 twenty and thirty. Il reminded one Of
the SCENES af Limerick and Waterford in
1870 10 continued his work through yes
terday, and will "a on giving the pledge there
until Tuesday. IL il calculated that from
5000 10. 10000 in that city will sign the
pledge This viii bo great thing for the
Irish but Alas 4 the wAiskcy shops, what
viii become lof them IN VI Tribune
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
Boarding School
At THE HLISBDM ms TTTUTION
IH al u IfinknM pn...c...

". H. gUHeUMs PRINCIPAL,
1FTNHlS School has nov been in successful opcrs-
~ ton, under the management Of the presentPriD-
Icipal about Two years, and is rapidly gaining the
confidence and the public in this section
Of Virginia. The numher Of students during the
last session has been more than double that Of The
former year.
a few more boardeTs of good character can be ac-
coraInodated the next session, which commences tie
ID Of September.
The course or instruction Is extensive, thorough,
and practical.
TERMs.--FW Bodra and Iaitione St32 ycar
REFEREScfs.-E. H Courtenay LII D., Professor
Mathematics; e. Harrison, NJ d., Prof Ancient
Languages ]; ". n. Rogers. LII, D., Prof. Natural
Philosophy r. Rogers, NJ. D., Prof Chemistry !;
M Schele De Verne LIZ. D., Prof. Modern Lam
guages, IL tie Uniresityef Vrginia; Rev. J. S Ba-
con, p. p. Columbia C5llege; James Graniham,
Esqt. Jefferson ctanty George l. Kerfco,. EsQ'r,
Clarke county, Va.
For further particulars. see circular, which may
be bad BY addressing TIE Principal, Middlehurg,
Londoun county va.
Lisbon Institution JuIv ~ I44oI-tlsfS
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.Ma.r!!..r!I...!fI!.!e.!!,!..d.! d:

On the l7ih inst, al Harpers Ferry, bv Rev j. T.
HargraFe, Mr.. p BlLLMrER TO Miss SAnAa EELEN
6PosG, all Of this county
On the l2lh nst al TIarpers- Ferry, by RevlT. ii.
\ y Muaroe, M VI ST Heck Prinier, pfDrmkry Of
~ ~ ND ~ Miss Sarah MciHRI, dapgh
On the 18th uit., near Shepherds.ownS h. RI 4.
w. Andrews Mr.. ri G. WILLIAMS. Of Berkdlev 10
Miss MaRY ". CH.rLlsr, daughter Of az latd dbFa
ham Chapline Of this county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
RyGer Co.,

Ns Ligks strest, B4ltiserr, Maryian4
Who are the first to administer successfully 10 the
pecnniMy necessities Of mankind, winning thereby
fame As CAPITAL. PRIZE SELLERS aS IN.
limited As the cifcumahnhienG air
MORE CHEERING RESUL ESifl
PYFER a CO. the Special Agents Of Fortupel
Neva : drssotng but tisy seiE tl< Prizes
aEr Distant Correspondents only see this Il
$4,000, Half Ticket seat to North Carolina
$1,000. Half Ticket, sent to South Carolina M
l2e00, Quarter Ticket sent 10 South CarDliAa.
10000. Whole Ticket, sent to Virginia.
10000, Quarter Ticket sent TO philadelphia
5000. Whole Ticket, sent to Pennsylvania
5000, Quarter Ticket sent 10 Ohio.
5000, Whole Ticket, sent 10 New York
5000, Quarter Ticket sent TO Indiana.
tT Every Prize promptly paid, and on fls.
Is LEI Far better make an investment III the Truly
Lucky and Far Famed office OF PYFER g. CO..
than 60 TO California.
tB PYFER q Co give Gold already fosaea
and SiaMpe9,
! III, The majority Of Capitals always ssld By
BANK DRAFTS, payable ii sight ii Gdad, re,
mined promptlyJo any part of the United States for
Prizes sold BY PYFER& CO
ET- All communications strictly confidential
k- Rememberthat the result 81 the krss srias has
often been splendid fortune little perseverance
is sure 10 realize one.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
PaY Yanr Taxes.

NEE Taxes for 1913 are now due, and payment
Of the same viii be expected al an early day.
Those DESTROYS Of saving themselves moriihcaiion,
and the undersigned trouble will please heed ibis
notice. He cannot extend the indulgence heretofore
given, and no one must expect IL He has his pub
lie duty to perform and this be Is determined 10 do
without fear, favor, or affection.
Hb ROBERT LUCAS,
! July H. 1919 Deputy Sheriff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

On the l1tklult, Mrs Mary Barnctt. cbn-
sort Of Nj Rptk r Blrhctt, 81 Prairie
Fillc, PIKE county, Missouri, and daughter IA
Mr. Areher Blown. pf Ilnchhdrc Ne. set
put II company With her niece md nelheM.
10 visit The Daughter of friend Who f1s|ill.
Ait6r tE1reiIihf about tuo mics. khky d.
covered clond rising, and dslermfnkd 10
stop Il The h0ase Of an acqua; tsnce. 1,etr
b, until the cloud should pass over But
e that moment q young man.rode up md
informed them that the {oanc indY WI not
expected 70 lire through the ensuing night.
This determined Mrs Barnett u 70 O1 With.
him, leaving her niece and nephew ID follow
on after the storm. which Mas fast appFosch-
ing Immediately after the rain had ceased,
which was about an hour from tie time III
their stopping, shc niece and nephew resumed
their Journey, and in about mile they came
upon the dend bodies of their aunt and the
young man, Mr. George Wells, formerly of
Albemarle county, Virginia, sogethef With
their horses, lying BY the road side, all hay-
ing been killed BY lightning
The screams Of the young lady brought
to the scene Of death several nciehbofa Who
were in hearing, when every effort was made
to resuScitste them, but, IN vain. Mrs Bar
nett has left 20 mourn their loss. father.
two sisters, an interesting little daughter of
twelve years Of age, and an aiEectionase bus
band, now on an expedition Ia CalifoFnia. -
The work Of death did not stop here just
after dark Of the same evening, the sidk lady.
referred to Miss Maria LOUISE, daughter IF
Dir, Joseph Roberts, formerly Oil Nelson
county, Virginia, who buta week kdforewas
in the bloom Of youth and health, badh aaieu
70 all that was earthly wv ynrhbasg Wig.
q ~--4----- n \ I'll l
n ~ In the train Of passenger ears, on the
Winchester and Potomac Rail Road on the
l4th instant, 9ere conveyed, with ease, up
wards Of fye hundred and ninety passen-
gers, besides those that !werefree
Through the kindness Of tile liberal Presi-
dent Of the Company, the Winchester Band
was conveyed TO and from Charleatpwn free.
The amount of fare received froinI passen-
gers. was upwards Of three hundred and
twenty FIVE dollars
The number Of passengers down was
greater than expected, and the indefhtieable
President ordered the passenger8ears from
the lower part Of the road tb be attached to
the upward train for the better acsommoda-
ton Of the return passengers ~ JffgiAian.
IL The Richmond Wing observes tint within
three years Richmond has witnessed the| death Of
three lawyerst S,anafd Leigh, and Chapman John
SOM who woald hate been eminent atlany bar in
the world :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
M0fIice fn asraziera.

H IA very large meeting 9f the Beef Butchers Of
IL Baltimore held at Cooper's July s, 1916, the
following resolutions were unanimonsiy Adopted;
n Resoired, That we will, on and after The 9thday
Of July, 1919 buy cattle Of any person Or persons
who may have purchased such cattle after they
have started for Market
i lEessOlred, That We will not, under any circum-
stances, buy such cattle As may be len Of los, after
The tops the best of said lots have been purchased
10 be sold in another market l33 FFh
HI Baltimore july ~ 1G49--3t 5A9 A.
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CoIIege or Sd. .JaInes,

IN Washington Con'tE MarylaHd
TiHE AssvAl eeMMsscEatsr win ,ake place Of
W Thursday, July 26, al I'll o'clock.
H The midsummer Examination will commence Oh
the previous Thursday, the 10Th. 'I
n The friendsof The College and Of lis students, and
ths public generally, arc respectfully invited 10
attend.
1 The next session Of The College and the Gfamsl6f
School will commence on Monday, October 2
JOHN b. KERFOOT.
4 July IL, l64o--3t FscLDT d.t
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Al. O,Bannon,

ATTORNEY A 4 LAW,
TT AYlNG Withdrawn from his engagements ID
LII Winchester win devote his whole time and
energies exclusively to the practice Of bis profession
He win attend regularly the Superior and County
Courts Of Jefferson, Berkeley Frederick and CLARKE
counties
Once near Carers Hotel, CharlesiownI Jefferson
county, Virginia
July IL la49-3m I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
". .anael 3. CO..

Corner Of BakiMeTs cad LigA ;e5eas
FNAKE the pleasure Of informing their Virginia
u friends, end the public generally, thai the fol-
lowing splendid lotteries III be wn IN The month
of July and from the great scess which Has attend.
ed their Office Of late they feel warranted il saying
thar Fortune has taken M her abode viii mem, 2
Among the numerous prizes sold or late thew will
enumerate few: @
Of $40 900 j Of $4,000 of $40 900, 2of IS, 900,
Of 200QEii Of 1000, and a1iost or smaller.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

rocco rrxrtkhal nan may s. selecied
81 Vie iDemoctatib rerl3 bf the Union 70
betr ii1' standard Who IGill pledge himself 70
rc1,6Ss from piiSo every oficskolder Who
naie - ~ ~ Htzt fotr gsefs, acknonledges
kiin,s|( Il !, : Wig ana VIII reIieioasly
hs|oh thkt rl61ro - Ya<klnRfon U1ioa.
I{tkf pr<rcrs of he Wicksd were nos a.
al}oninki'oa; Ia Editor a. the Union would
ddahlIosS llntN<rc1 for HE s.spoils' IS
t1ie kcr1t1 u ~ daily supplicasitns
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CIOthing ErnDorin,,,,

TINE suhscriber, being desirous that
u the people generally may have an NA
,opPertunityof sharing IL the benefits WEI
resulting from his lie forts 10 supply them M
with e I.OTHIN g of all kinds, az ~
cheap aS they can Be bought at Har- -,alh1yA
pers- Ferry Or elsewhere, would inform ffTTTA
one and ali that be has added to his former stock
very superior lot of
home MADE CLOTHING,
which cannot nor shall not be beat This side 81 the
eastern cities. He thinks il unnecessary to enumer
ate prices All he would ask is call, as the prices
are incredibly low, eve1past human creduity with
out an examination. Call soon, or you may miss
q bargain.
He would also say, if first rate workmen ard an
earnest desire 10 serve and accommodate all who
may feel disposed 70 encourage him in the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
is any nducenent for continuation Of public pat
ronage he may rest satisfied OF full share of the
public favor. JAMES CLOTHIER
N b. Garments Of all kinds cut to order at the
shortest notice J. q.
Charlestown July %. 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

Llwsps Boris.
Moore & Rnffs.

ATTORNE VS. AT LAIF
Chsvissteun, seGsrsen csahty. Kirgfnia.
O6Eoe one door East Of ne Court Hbssc
Practice in the Superior and Inferior Courts Of JET
ferson, Frederick Clarke and Berkeley Counties
Jnly IL l64g--3m. Flt7 Il
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The Old stand Forever!


HARNESS MANUFAcT0RY
THE undersigned having purchased and removed
IL to his OLD sand one door East Of Carriers Ho-
tel would respectfullycal the attention Of the pub.
lie To his fine assortment of
Saddles, Brides, Harness & Trunks,
Together with every other article in his line Of bu-
siness, which have been manufactured ont Of! the
choicest material and viii be sold on the most fea-
sUpablc terms. His work Is all made up BY expert
euced hands and be feels assured cannot be snrpass
ed in point Of beauty and durability, BY any esab
lishment In this region Of country s
He has on hand los Of COLLARS, warranled Id
be Of as good quality as ever offered in this market
He refers those who have never patronised him
and who may be really DESTROYS Of procuring durable
and beautiful work ID his host of customers ID this
and the surrounding counties andon their award be
IS willing 10 risk his mechanical reputation.
Sr Orders from 4 distance viii be puncinaily
filled and on As good terms Is though the purchaser
were present
His grateful thanks are rendered 10 those who
have siopd BY and given him their generous patron
age under every circumstance Ii increased exerE4
tion % please be merit arall then viii he conf
dently calculate their favors hereafter as no ef
fort will be spared on his pari. III
u All kinds of Country produce iakeDin e.
change FOR work JOHN BROCK. M
Esr Call and see my assortment whether YOU
Wish 10 purchase Or not JIB.
CharlestOwn Jnlv 10 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
stray Cow.

lGTRAYED away from Tue snbscri,
~ Der, living at HarperssFerfY, On 'A| y
pr abou, The last Of April ! RED "a
COW, with horns--some llttIe whitel -,
under her bellY. A reward Or four dollars viii u
given for her recovery.
PATRICK MCGUIRE.
Harpers- Ferry July ~. as49-3t. "A