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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
Parsons Universal Plonglf CultiTa-
tor and SCeder.

For Gem Sugar Caae Potatoes and T65aero
TINE undersigned begs leave 10 inform The agri-
Il Cultural community generally, that he has pur-
chased The sole right u making and .vendirg the
above Plough, which3can be inetamoFphosed into a
great variety of shares, BIZ the transportation OF It's
shares, which consists Of right aud left hand share
Il finishes arrow by once going through BY throw
ing the dirtto ~ numithe rows or plants, and can
be arrangedIio slit amy desirable Width.
Thus, any man and horse can plough eight or ten,
acres in day. and perform the work in the most ad-
Inirabe rsaIner il. II.
IHss Celebrated gh and Catirdtor
Combines ne qualifications Of performing double
work in all branches OIL Agriculture fof which il is
recommended, with ease 10 the horse, and. almost
without any effort 10 the operator, by the adapta
tion Of THE shafts and the application Of two OF
three shares time thus giving 1.-THE selfsastain
ing principle. which greatly recommend tito an
lightened public. seeking The advancement ot the
usual arts. SEES
It's different modes s application are thus describ-
ed Ii fufroWing the tptohghs can be applied for.
making two rows atatime$ Then, in Cross furrow-
ing they can be arranged 10 cover one row and fur
row the next The! first and second rloughing Of
corn. Sc, the Ploughs can be arranged to plough
both rows and throwthe dirt citizen 10 OF from them,
The proprietor could, il il were necessary, pro-
host Of the most indpbitable evidences frum
The most prominent Farmers OF the STATES Of lndi-
ana, Ohio, Kentucky, Western Pennsy lyania Iiii-
nois, lows, Michigan and Wisconsin. But Of hat
avail are such testimonials 10 practical demonstra-
lion DIVA
Farmers and Mechanics: to satisfy yourselves
that ii is no humbug but practical reality asdemoni
s,ratiye as the many advantages derived from the
aid Of steam power lie power loom, pr the press,
come and examine with your own eyes, and handle
with your own hands and you will most assnredly
give It that need OF praise which thousands before
you have bestowed upon il as being The cheapest,
simplest, and most general agricultural implement
in its various application now extanl
The aforesaid Plough wiz hereafter be manu(ac-
tured aud sold by JAMES M HEssEY, jn the follow
ing counties Jefferson, Berkeley, Frederick aud
Shenandoah He IS engaged in making Them at
Shepherastown, where he will be prompt in filling
all ofders1 either BY forwarding OF delivering the
Plough. J ETf JAMES NJ! HESSEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
To The EpnbIic.#

TIME undersigned begs leave to inform the riti-
I IL Izens Of; Jetefson and the adjoining counties,
1that he has located himself al Charfestownin the
shdp.formerfy occupied BY Nh. VIM. Hicks (oppo-
site the Valley Bank, D where he Will manufacture,
and keep constantly on hand, a general assortment
of SADDLERY, Hiz: blt
NEWS Pr IN, SPANISH SEEAFTERi AND
i IA SOMERSET SADDLES n
of hll escriplions--LADIE.S SADDLES Dc
Also, Brass and Silver Mounted Buggy and Car
friags Harness Wagon do. Horse Collars, &c, of
evdrf dcseripiionsI Trunks, Valisss, Saddlebags
Whips, Riding Brides, Martingales, and ID short
every article in his line of business. His work will
be manufactured of the best material and id tl a
test and most fashionable STYLE and not to be sur
passed In this any other Stale as 10 neatness and
durability &
Persons wanting work in his line, will do well to
give him call ash he is determined 10 sell ID Them
on the most accommodating terms He would state
TO persons al Assistance that ii they desire To ride
one df Bis fine saddles and will address him w let
teri be will furnishlth with superior article free
of freight charge. All work insured. He hopes by
strietatention 70 bpsinessto merit share Of public
patronage. Prices moderated #
n Mays, 1919. JOHN p. GoRMAN. a
/ NIB: Wanted immedVatelT, as an Apprentice TO
the above business, "a BOY Tor II years Of age o
industrious habits and good moral charactet To
such anone good Situation is Offered J.P.E VI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
Virginia, Jefferson County, Set.

M THE COUNTY E0URT,l
FEBRrkRY TEAlt tHA9.
Daniel Entlsr, Executors III CathaEihe Eeitzheimer,
deed, 1h.AISTIrF,
AGAINST
Thomas Hyser. James Hysef, Ellen Hyser, vir-
ginia Hysgr ana John Dull and Aafy, his wife,
late Mary HyserI heirs Of John Hyser, decd
DEFENDANTS
in CHANCERYE
TIME Bill in this case having been filed more
j. Than two months, and the order oflpuhlication
awarded againstthe Defendants regularly executed,
and the said Defendants Still failing oGappear and
answer on the Plaintiffs motion his I'LL IS taken
for confessed; and the cause coming ul to be heard
this 10Th day of February, lSa9 was argued by
counsel on consideration whereof Ne sbvdeyed and
dervced That E. T. Cooke, who Il hereby appointed
a special commissioner for The purpose, do, after
giving one months notice in some ewspaper pub
lished in this County to the creditors Df Thomas
Hser, Decd and 10 his heirs, asnettait and report
the debts due BY said Thomas HiseFr their nature
and dignity also whether he letany personal pro
perry which can be applied 10 tie payment of his
debts what neal estate HI died seized Of ITS situation
value and annual value and make r9portto this
Il. "A. MOORE. clerE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
Wool. WOoI.W Wool!

IN WISH 10 inform the public that III shall, in a
Il very short time, have the WooIlent Factory al
this place In full operation, having been engaged
daring the winter in having il largely extended and
thoroughly Tppaired, setting entirely new and i'm
proved madhiDerY throughout. being tny intention
10 make ROLLS and do all kinds of country work
in addition 10 the manufacture pfI goods
1 Having engaged the services of ole of the best
Dyers in the United States and also oa first rate
experienced manager hope 10 meet fully the wish
es and The interests of the entire ot ociag COM
aaRnity, and desire now to inform thenT that will
purchase, in the usual way, all The Wool they have
to dispose Of and would glad toreceiFe as early
las is convenient to them. H
+ | wish ID say also, TO the merchants of our own
County as well as those elsewhere, that will al
ways exchange our manufactured Goods with them
flor Wool, aud intend as soon as VIE geRnnder way,
ito wait On them with samples ofAsuch goods We
shall make, which cannot but think Wal give them
levery degree Of satisfaction. Il WI I'LL WEBB.
ShePherdstdwn, May ~, 1919. rtOctl.
I The Spirit of Jeffersop Marlins5urg Gazette and
Virginia Republican viii copy until Tile LIST Of Oc-
tober next and send their billsto The subscriber
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
4 YaLUABLE IMPROVEMENT.
The UNIVERSE Cook Stove.

TIME undersigned have a Length the pleasure of
" offering 70 The people Of the valley Of Virginia
adesideratum long needed, Kjx COOK STOVE.
consuming he smallest possible qEEntity OF coal OF
wood admirably adapted fer cooking baking, wash
ing ironing Sc Il Is a recent invention but wher-
ever tried has been universal commended as one Of
the esiinprDEemehls olthe day n the city q Bal
timore hundreds dc them have been sold during the
last few months, and he certificate ofnearkvery pur
chaser eanb produced thak under no circumstances
would they be without them. The Stove is neas,
durable and convenient and rather ornanaentalthan
otherwise The prce ~ less than that al any other
Stove OF ne SAND capacity now IA use =.
To introduce this Sldve in the Country oufA gent
Mr.. Marx A<DrKE, is4ow ID the Valley d Virginia,
and any osers through him will be promptly attend
cd 10. HIS present in Charlestown and the PEG
pie of Jefferson should 1t once NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
opportunity offered 10 procure really good and Sub
sfantiai article.
- Mr.. Duke win also receive orders to furnish
NOUS eeIebrated AGRICULTURAL BOILERS,
TO any who may desire them. This Is an article
coming into such general use thar nn4wotd Of com
incubation is needed. Every Farmer in the Valley
will consult his economy and convenience BY pro
curing one. 8F
HAYWARD, BARTLETT s. CO.,
Maryland Refined Stove Works, u
BaltmoFe Max III lSS9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12

HAYING organized According Is the EN- 81
their ChaEieFs c6ef 10 he pa6lie Ne serrice 81
thcAr lane q medium 81 cseniguai tatfca yapsd
.ssie.A ea4 scilg prirate Desiring, 81 4 greaf as
dnctioa 81 chalge for The o Iitsssecs
and me enforcement Of Tie sMbioined regulations
they hope vii Be appFeFed Is promote more
iuiy man heteofpre The purposes 81 paklfe eonven
Ience and ntnily, hey expecf with confidence 10 be
sustained 81 10 enlarged business Al l lheirbices
ana respectfully sciicitit
POPULATIONS or TIE OFFICERS.
Ing Operator nor 10 be absent from lis once din
ring he hours appointed for bis attendance.
10 person exeeps an officer Of the1ine will be per-
United q pas behind The bar during business Lors
q Y eenserse Win the Operator while transmitting
4 No person viii Be permitted 10 Rad any messages
on ale Of passing through The instrument.
no perspn will be permitted 70 ask any questions
q me Operator RI pecting messages ID which they
are notlindiyidually interested
Messages CONCERNING sickness Or death in all cases
to have priority offransmission
All messages resolved to be sent ont Immediately
m sealed enselopes 70 theirdinecton lfout Of town
q Be iorWaEdsd by the rst mail snd safest
All messages uust be paidfor at the time Of their
Transmission
No message passing over the lire shall be made
public By the Operator
Nosnoking drinking, gambling, or profare Ian
guags will BE- allowed in the|ufice at any time
No message conveying personal threat Or abu-
sive language to Ne despatched BY ihe Operator.
AnY want Of attention or accommodation in the
Offices lobe made known e The President for eorec-
tibn.
TARIFF OF CHARGES: r.
Befscesa Wfpckestcr and HarbeFs- Etrry.
For a message Of 10 words or LEGS 10 cts.
Pc. do. 10 to 20 words is
Each word over 90 words Il cent additional--cx
elusive Of address and signature. n
Bettneen CAarlestoarn md WIslclestcr. or
Caarlest0sra aud Haypers!E Ferry
For messagepf 10 words or less 5 cts
Do. DO 90 ts
Each word over 90 words cent additional--ex-
elusive of address dr. signature
NJ OFFICE HOURS
April LIST 10 October Ist.--From & H. NJ to II PaM.;
Fl tol5t PINE; 81 to 6P. n.
October 1st TO April lst--sI 4. ahSs0 II r. M; 81
TO q p. ~. !; Z to 9lPlM.
On Snndays.-Ffom to p M&
BY order Of the Board:
JOHN y. III. STRAITFl Pfssidcat
April 26 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
THE NEW WOoLLEN FACTORY.
H;O0Il Hs0nfed.

+ IT Ohm K WHITE and D. e. IFIENKL.E have
81 their NEW WooLIES FACToRfI jill Shepherds
town nearly conpleted.t The Machinery is all Of
the most approved kind and the most sihlu and ex-
lperieneed wprkmen ged, so that those
wool growers and merchants who patrbnize this cs
Establishment, mayr rely upon getting ihe best u1ateri
ais the bestahres and fast caofs Rolls carded and
other county work done at the sll6rtesthotcs.
l. We will exchange for WOOL bn the most ac-
terms, our fabrics viz Fulfed and
laid Linz eBs, Twee1sI Blanketing FlaBnels, Stock
ing Yarn &C.: Also,fany ether Einds Sf merchant
die, that may ID preferred tooarnwn make al The
Store Of John K White, where all the wool will be
received.
Nothing that can he dome on onr patAshall be left
unione, 10 render entire satisfaction Ia those who
trade with Us, either by exchanges BIZ wool of pur-
chase Of our goods. WHITE 81 HENKLE.l-
Shepherdstown, May "a, 1870!
| N. b. Hard Soap, Bees Wax and TIallow want
ed at the highest market price!
/ Spirit AMI JIaFkiliSJlt1e PAPERS conn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
Spring and summer Clothing.
MORE SCREWS LOOSE! GREAT DECLINE I'M PRIcESI!

HE Cheap! ChenpeF!! CheaPestii!
VI NALL AND sfsE--The most superior stock Of
" READY MADE CL0T,HING ever offered
nHarpers-F Ferry has just been received By the sub
scFiberss forthe present SffiRg and Summer trade,
at their Ciotking Emporiaai, where purchasers can
be accommodated with the following assortment OF
READY AIADE CLOTHING.
Goats, Pants Vests Shirts all qualities, Drawers,
Boots Hats, three Qualities Rough and Ready Hats
Caps very large supply all Of which will be sold
on reasonable terms and prices that cannot fail to
phase Also a Superior lot Of Silk Cotton, and
G5ngham Pocket and Neck Handkerchiefs Crayats
Gloves, Socks, Suspcndels Umbrellas Canes, Pen
Knives, Razor Strops, Sd SC
\ TIRLt.NKSs I.ALICES IND CARPET-R4GS.
Leather and Hair Trunks Of superior qualify
Il Etg This being The largest stock ot Ready Made
Cg0tfisg ever offered in Harpers- Ferry they ask a
call ifonl purchasers desirous Of being servedon
reasonable terms. i VI
( IN. p Persons that cannot be accommodated with
our preseAs stock Of Cothngt are informed that we
afepfepafea to have Clothing made 70 order at short
notice andA guaranteed ftT Al Che same low prices
80 WeFeturn our SINCERE thanks to the citizens
81 Harpers Ferry and vicinity for the very liberal
patronage have received and respectfully solicit
atconlinuance of the sams, as We pledge ourselves
there shall be nothing wanting on onr part to render
general satisfaction, both ID tfo6ds and Prices
RI WALTER & BRO.
4 HaFpers- Ferry April 49, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
I.9MoiIlea. .WLracilloIs Care.


ID FAD the following letter, and Then, II you
IN are troubled with any disease Of The lungs
go and get bottle Of sxEsf Din
Dr.. HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP oF NAPTHA
ST. JonNsyIlI.E New Yefk Erbx5 lS4s
Mr.. Harrison Sir--I viii trouble Your patience
few minutes by informing you of the great triumph
which Jour Naptha Syrup has obtained in The Of
my brother. He increased the dose y0H directed
and the result that he began 10 raise very freely
and il scented badly that il waSinpossibIe 10 stay
in the where he was, the fifth day after the IN
crease Of the dose. In day AFTER he beganAtef
get better and this present time il quite revived has
good appetite, and don't cough aqaarteEas mnch as
he did previously. severe cough and immense en-
pectUraon the promineut symptoms Of the dis
ease. think his case singular none Of the
physicians here had erheaTd seen any thing Of the
kind before. mention all those particulars. as am
firm in the beIiethat had il not been for The Naptha
Syrup, he could have expected nothing but speedy
grave, as there immense nunbersof lubercles
formed his lungs, which The medicine took immedt
hold of, aud in few days he threw them up by Tho
quantity some of them were as large as a beam IL
he improves fast as he has DONE do think hn
he win need any more than The six bottles now send
fox Enclosed are five dollars Directth box as before
10 Jonas SHELL Care Of Charles kihgSland Railroad
Depot. Yours respectfully, JONAS SMELL j.
Alter reading the above, who can doubt thak Hast
ngs Nnptha Syrup possesses al the virtue that claim
ed foE it. NJ For sale BY
JOHN P. BROWN, Charleso,r1t ~
j. W. GRANEHAMI lAfiddletnaps i
TLs5a . Fol-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12

FFFEfE subscriber has justreftirnef from the East
IL erp Markets with a large aud splendid assoIt-
sleRt af DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEENS
WARE CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS! &c,
which be is now prepared to offer to the public at
such Low terms cannot fail to please. His stock
consists in part of ~ lsached and Unbleaehed
tEofToNs from to 10 cts per yard, PRIxrs of the
latest styles and best quality; Ginghams, Lawns,
&c. lur dresses also, Cotton Drills and Stripes,
for Pants Boots Shoes and Hats, a general as
sortnlcns. He would particularly direct the stten-
lion of purchasers to his large and well selected
stock of 5fffe0CERIES. SUGARs at 6 and cts
CorPEE s. g. and 10 cts; Best Double Refined Eoaf
Sngafsi2s ets; best M Og Mclasses 40 cts. Sugar
House SO cts; Syrup GA cts. per gallon; Also
Peppers, Spices, and an endless variety Of other
ebods not Necessary 10 ennInerate.i Persons wish
ling ii purchase, and will give me caIl before pur-
chasing eiskwhere will find il greatly to their adj
vantage, is my Goods and prices must please, and
am determined not 10 be beat Ga
Iharealso on hand large supply Of Bacox and
LARD, which viii sell as low asthe lowest. re-
turn my sincere thanks 10 the citizens of Harpers
Ferry and vicinity, for theirrery liberal patronage
heretofore extended to me- and respectfully solicit
cnn,iruanee Of Tie same as there shall De nothing
wasting on mp part to give general satisfaction,
bcth id Goods and prices. J.fW. DEENER.
Hafners FarfTI April 10. 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
Nolice.l

DYivirsue Of a Deed Of Frust from Charles Har-
ID per 10 the undersigned, Of record lib the County
Conrt Of Jefferson county converting his stock of
merchandise and debtsdue to hiEl for The benefit Of
cerlain creditors therein haHled5 The undersigned
offers the stock Of goods wares ard merchandise fof
sale al cost for cash. Persons who ate indebted 10
Charles Harper, are requested 10 settle their claims
as indulgence cannot betgiyen.
Charles Harper aud Robert G AarpgIare author
lied by ME to attend 10 thesae ofahe Goods and the
settlement of the accounts H
f JOHN NJ JEWETf, Tsnssee
Shepherdstown, June 7, rs 10 tf-f$ Copyl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12

Plank.
RAiA0A FEET of seasoned PLANK on
OVsOOU hand and for sale AE the store Of
the subscriber at White Hall Frederick county.
RICHARD S. GlRIFFTTH. :,
ART'S WOlR L b. B EATER
Cooking .&k0eea.

Cooking tSfOeeS,
6tAStr ID Harpers-F erryfrom entirenew patterns,
~ embracing every Improvement 9f modern sci.
ence are warranted 10 bedeuer aaaptRd to Virginia
use than any other Stove-fhe ,platks are nearly
twice as thick as those Of the EasteHp Stoves and
are propcrtionately songs consequently are MOI at
all liable Ao injury either ty heat e eareessness
of servants, These Stoves are provided with every
conrenience for boiling, washing, irdning, bfoiling
and frying, and have much larger oven for baking
and roasting than any other stove. The arrange
ment Of the furnace IS such that although il admits
long wool the consumption is very Little, as the
heal passes in dues around the stove ana is nearly
all absorbed. the eas, ainonn poss bebeing allowed
10 escape into the pipe and pass OF,
The price Of these Stoves is less than any other in
proportion to the quantity of iron CONT lned in them
The Stoves being made at Harpsrs Ferry aford
PURCHASERS the facility Of future ftpairnear home as
plates can al all times be procured ihdre il needed
The Stoves are put UPTON trial and will be re-
moved if not satisfactory
Persons wishing 70 nv 4 stove win please address
BILLINGS HpBERT.
] Charlfstown, Va.
Also, OH hand and for sale as abnvd,
ROSS, IRON CORN .HiLL.,
for grinding corn id ear and other grain for stock
feed Nv horse power Substantial ard convenient
mill we'll worthy the attention bF Farmers The
mills can 10 Obtained Of either 81 TIE following
AGENTS.
r. Ri AlLxs, Winchester
LACY g GAnLtSo Eiynchhnrg.
Or. KYLE. HasrisoR|urg.
J. WANsER Augusta county
DR. BAiEEr charlottesville.
g. HARDoN, Mal4insburg
Refer 70 the following genllemea who have mills
muse:
VIM, Sewers, Col. T. Smith. Col r. W. Ware
colonei Frank Mccormack. g Isl Enfweil. Frank
Whiting and others of Clarke county RI Nj Mar
shan. ii Warrens il w. BeaIl, pf Fauqnier; w IN.
Benton u Lo9doun.
June 4 1886
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}. >. TOUGH,
Manufacturer and Dealer I'LL the Gel
ebrated ETHEREAL Oil and EamDS.

Also PINE and CAllFHINE OII.!strih a 6om-
plste assortment 9f Lamps I'M Aafaiasg The same
IL No. lis7 BALTIMORE 1sT., 1Baltimore 4 !
extending through to Light STREET. nearly opposite
the Fountain Hotel, be Is now prepared 10 supply
Dealers in the above line on the best tcfms both as
to quality and price. NE respettfHllyEasks trial
from pnncaua dealers, believing Id win be 10 their
Interest.
Us. t. is sole agent tur the celebratesl SAFETY
REGULATING GENERATOR b NEW and valu-
able invocation BIZ which Etherial EOilSis rendered
perfectly harmless and The light Df the3 generating
lamp as c9ntroIable as lie common PasH
Baltimore February b3. 1919 fFls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
Valuable FARM for Sale.

THFIEpndefsigned Trustees of the estate Of Viii
i liam G.. Walton. deceased ofaH at private
sale, ihe very valuable FARM known BIZ the name
of g BE IHfANY,a seven miles southsof Charles
town. Jeaerson county, Virginia, Joining the farms
Of H. L. 0pie and Mrs. Lewis, and hing imrne-
diatelF on the west hank nf the Shenandoah river.
There are two goo6 springs Of neyerfailfng water,
IA good brick Dwelling House and Oatbuidihgs.
This farm il remarkable for is adaptation 10
the growth Of wheat corn, clover, &es and is one
of the most beautiful on the river
\ There are Two hundred and eighty acres Of clear
ed Land, and one hundred and forty seven we'll
s'Timbefed making id all 1921 acres.
~ A good title can be given.
Application for purchasing may be made to Mr..
Robert Jameson Of Alexandria, Va, and To- John
II. Hargrave, SheTherdsiown Jefferson, county,
Va, either personallEIor BY letter, post paid
ROBERT JAMESON,
JOHN T. HARGRAYE,
June IS iS49--tf tIt Trustees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-12
CharicsfOwn nc nOl.

TIAIiE Subscribers respectfully anRennce TO the
IL pnhlic, that they hare opened alGROCERY
establishment at the Depot, where ihtg have sup
piled themselves with every artieie Suitable to the
Creature comforts They will ennmerate some Of
The ARTICLES on hand viz: II
Flour Ply the barrel Or pound,
Batons Corn Meal;
Herring, Mackerel and Shad by the hhl. or dozen !;
SsigaraaH kinds; Coffee and Teas, Rll qualities !;
Liquors of all kinds; itl
Snaps hnd Candles; il fa
Lead Mails, Whttsiones, &c, &c; INF
Together with every thing useful and substantially
all IL which they will dispose Of ch iHrms and pri-
ces--W holesale and Retaa-as capnet fail 10 give
saisfaction Call and examine ibs sa5ck
June IA M II! e. 4V.k WIlMOORE
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Max TEknE fsI9.
Samuel Sco1iar CeErL1rSAST.
AGAINST
GEORGE nexrdf1z Cdmsniitee Administrator de bonis
mon mi tks viii annexed Of Michael Laboo, de-
ceased Joseph M Rodes and EisfE AAp, his Niie,
Mar Ei;zaieah Rsdes. Henry Clay Rodes, and
Emtaa Frances Rodess (said Mary ~, henEg
Clay, and Emma f. being infant khiltren o. SAD
josef NJ RodesI and vile ksdnIa1d Sell, lae
Administrator with tie VIII annex 81 IN MARY La
boo, decd ana George Murphy Administrator
de honis non with the xill ANNEXED "a Mary La
boo. deceased- DkfESpAS1s,
m cHANCERY.
THE defendant. Edward s. Bell not having en-
n frfed bis appearances and given security ac-
esardlng 10 the Act of Assembly and he Jules q tins
CcuTt, and il appearing BY satislacfprF evidence,
that he Is not an inhabiiant OF This FdnlnonWeaith
Is ordered That the said defandaak 4o appear here
On The first day of The next Auguss TFrn and answer
the Bfl 0f the Plaintiff and thai copy OF this or
der BE forthwith inserted 10 soras Newspaper pub
iizhed in the County Of Jeffersos FIT Two months
successfully and posted Al the trel oorPf the Court
House Of this county.
ACopy-Teste,
May 2i, 1919. n. A. MOORE, cAszk. n
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. Noficc.l

a r d meeting Of the President ana Directors Of
II the Virginia and Maryland Bridge Company,
u 1rds oresd That the Stockholders he required to
pay 20 JohnH. McELdfee. Treasurer Of the Compa-
ny, an instdiment ofive dollars SHARE on the Ilth
DAY 81 june next, and an irsalmeni OIL i've dollars
share each month thereafter, until NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
are all paid fn. JOHN III JaWETT,
Secretary Va and Ma lBsfdase5 C6npanu
ShepheFdstotvnl Nav "a l9tq-sff1