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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
sTEkN Of THE CREsAPEAKE AID

Il NJ. II. $500 - HI
int -. i. 8 -ses.I~ sa,I s,sd
N ~ Chssar..Ste sna feKsa OH 800
shepherd slor,s rb;rh IL. r,.,s.r iTo ~
y III . III - P.oken .he
800 3 aH1 ~ plI.ss 1na1
s.'rl 49, s ~ y pIoPea4ea ~ sls1tn Fl
Ahe e1PeKinenf vas mads upon seAt bs1
aens.ng 70 Mal Thomas HarrAs and
rernts- - w. !. Us
ssnwer A a $3.50 !. i.,s' 49, ~
bs 81, is IS, 80 - -. - ts ~
49, sul p.9Yee Pu.. upon tHe na1heIitF p !
49,. WV pslotf ", ne ere enabled =, IN Pab1
Alsl VIZ 5ysioTIng particqhsArsi Ins Ooa1
49, plcpNilsa 4. ~ Ia1e y enc Mtle Y
~ "a y; :. IL " -
KS ~. rs II Eegard e .ne as..In = rs
gnssls lls iasfnEo5 nls 80 4. ias I'LL
f,s ~ ts1et9 1919 t 49, - YssI.g uf,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
WEVERTON, nd.
Public Sale OF Lois.

TN compliance with a Resolution of the BoardIef
i DIRECTORS of the WEvERToN MANuPAcTURING
COMPANY. will offer for sale, Public Auction, at
this place on Wednesday he PHI day of January at
oicloek, p. ~, TWO LOTS in each Of the Sec
lions Numbered from Is TO S. both numbers nclrl-
sive except lots Nos % 90 "a, 25 and %, in Sec
ton f3t-Lots Nos 10, 90 81, %, g. "a IS, &c, CO.
81, 6g 63, 81, IS and &C. in Section 55--Lots Nos
ands2 in Section Sc, on the following conditions
vizAFive dollars in cash q be paid on the day of
sale On each Lot. Acretit Of Five years the bal
anceR will be given, the purchaser paving interest
thereon semi-annually. The first payment Of in
teres to Be made onthe first day Of April next The
Stock of The Company will De received ID payment
at $50 Share, provided il be transferred within
Sirtg days after the sale.
~ Deeds will be executed by the Company at
the expense Of the purchaser upon the payment of
the whole of the purchase money, he transfer a
The Stock. The Deeds will contain clause prohib-
iting The manufacture or sale of intoxicating drinks
of every kind on the lots conveyed.
E-Y Purchasers are not required to build until it
suits their own convenience % DO SO. III
WIN. LOUGHRIDGE,
Dee 27. Agent w. NJ Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
GIVE us All CALL.

THE OYSTER SALOON in the Basement of
il $appington's Hotel, recently kept BY Col Dona-
vim, has passed into other hands, and been newly
relitied, and every thing put in sapplepie order
for the Oyster season. 1t will be under the direc-
ton pf the undersigned and the public may as
surea that no efforts will be spared to make it a
most pleasant and agreeable resort for gentlemen
who desire good Plate Of Oysters, Fried. Roasted,
or SteWed The best Oysters the Baltimore market
can produce, will be kept constantly on hand, and
can beobtained either by The Ilats, Qftart Can.
EtSs- FRESH ALE, NEW ARK CIDER, and
thehestCtGARS willalso bekept during The season.
A call from the public is respectfully invited.
HI WILLIAM JONES.
Jahuary 8 1s50-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Duct,lg..

fT WISIIito inform the public that am now pre-
IL pared 10 color any article ol wearing apparel or
piece Work that may be offered, such as Silk Dress
les, Shawls, Goats Pantalobns and pieces of mcr-
chandiae, ans shade or color.
4 0urIDyer=haYing had much experience in this
line Of busipess can recommend him with any de-
gree oflfconfaence He exeepts, however, Binaets
and Rip5oHS as these articles require more time ia
dressing than be can spare. M
Any article lef al my Store by the lst of any one
month Twill always he ready for delivery 70 the own
kr BY the 18th ofihe sameImohtE
Il w L. WEBB I
It ShePhcrdstnwh, Sept n lSi9.--tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

7S1 4, -.7 -. -.
!. Eatrs ssbts flr6Nl =, 800 p1oasnef
$3.50 IN srlAn,sscS s.ss 80 ~ elsemPs 80
49, 81 7, 3 8 ~. "a Us ~ -
&, e e8t 80, 1 \. .. g.
- ri ~ !. y. $3.50 4. w s. ~ ana
$500 q -. e ..,S g ',s's. Ess-
80 III 3 ss e1n P.sss q snq.sr''oo-
sbie "a "a S.'f' '''~ f'''k-' - 81
,sskiskl lss,sr -. Y. i
We 3: ~, 3 ~ ...' -
1 ~. e z ss $500, ron one
ert n - 81 Wy so sss $3.50, un'n zen
81 49, e sn ~ So ven Know
's9h $50
81 80; Is,,..el 49, 4,
49, tas 1900 the .aaL 49,.
.sss1e M 3. W. srd IS s,s - -
Th~x " 4. f, IA ~ IL .k..,
al - M n ~ 'e I. 81 80
outsax< mai iberso5sr sroner ,,' saw ,gLo
aIen go as. gb $3.50 ssl p:. sa ~
Eers sss sfisg
! parposea az .dSst fof tie 9Ihfz be;nrs Hsd
one blapEbesii stricken, they knew dat n
slant deafI fepld follow And IS NJ have
nothing q dsAghise upon this point. We frank-
u confesf. aaf with the shot guns. riaes.
! RistelHs and Stljer weapons IN our Office. II
] sc hands ofisaeh men IS shey were. fearful
must have bessnit he Consequences, iflcompell-
+ ~ tot u4ettn9I9F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Life Insurance.

TIME subscriber, agent for the Penn Mutual Life
II insurance Company Of Pk1ladela6a 81 how
prepared to receive appieations tor insursnee on
Lives id Is on the mufnal systeD without liability
however. beynnd The amount of premiums "A III
profits 0f the Con:pany are divided annually among
The iasarad The premiums may be paid quarterly,
semi aHAtaily or annually, OF yne-haifuf ihepTc-
Irniura ID note at II months Individuals insured
Ia his Icompahy become members Of the corpora
iiion and Eofe for trustees
The rates Of premium With afuli participation IN
the profits are as low as any ether Insrni0n in this
coantryl, and lower than sny5of the English Com
panies " h only portion Of tie profits Assihis il
subject not generally understood, have provided
myself wtst 3 large Aumber Of fTespeciuses 81 the
Company, which fntFy explain the mode Of opera
mon adyantagrs safety OF the Institution and rules
of preuiilnl which viii be happy 10 furnish o1ny
who may feel any interest on de subject. r ~
JAMES J. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Virginia, jefferson County, Set.

IN THE COUNTY COURT,
DEcEMBER Term, 1919. I
AT a Court held forsaid County, on the 18th day of
Deeember 1870
Isabella Brown, Frances c. Brown and Elizabeth
Blown, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
James Keenan, and wife, John Duckwall, Joseph
DhtkwaIl, James w. Gray, David Murphy and
wife, Thomas J. K. Duckwall and Wesley c.
Dhekwall, DEFEsDASrs.
THE Defendants, David Murphy and his wife,
Il late Maria Duckwall, Thomas J. x. Duck
wall and Wesley @. Duckwall, not having entered
theit appearance and given security, according to
1.-THE Act Of Assembly, and the rules Of this Court,
and i appearing BY satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth. n is Or
defed That the said absent doaPpear here
on kI1stday Of the next March Term Of this Court
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in this county for two months
successiveiy, and posted at the front door Of the
Court House Of this county
A CopF-Tesie
Des 90, 1919. T. A. MOORE. Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
CLAIRM0NT NURSERY,
.1ear RaltiNaOre. md.

THO ms friends and customers who may wish TO
III purchase rRE ES this falL Iherewith inform
them my STOCK OF most kinds Of Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees, ShrubieTy, Green house Plants &c,
Sc, is oil unnsaa size AS this is The season for
TRANSFORMING ID these ho fasef me with their or
ders every possible care will Be taken 70 please and
d considerable discount made from catalogue price
to those who Purchase largely III
Orders can be left with kEYEs s KEARslEy,
Charlestown, Va
Catalogues sen, gratis 70 those who wish them
Dee. 3D. 1915, WAI CORSE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Notice.

a Teacher Situation, in the South Is desired hy
~ yoang nan capable ofimpaHiug INSTRUCTION
IN the solid branches Of good education III Latin
and GFeek Languages and an extended course "
Mathematics
he would prefer sisdation n Private Family
az Seleck School,
Bel references gtveh ifFeq1ired Please sddtess,
with particulars, W.. JAAfIER,
Jan. 5. 1850 g. Newark, Delaware
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Candies, Cakes, Fruits. sc

T ~ anticipation Of great run during the ap-.
IL preaching, flolydays. fhave made special efforts
10 procure and aaYe now On hand ready for sale Al
the lowestpGi@S, every kind and variety Of French
and American CANDlES, alldescfiptionso CAKE,
RIISINS F'IL BERT,S. ALMONDS, PECAN
NUTS, LEMONS, ORANGES, and every arti-
Gle in the Coz cctioaarp scaR perfect comInotion
already exists among The lite ones from an exaIni-
nation Of nsy stock, and Parents and others who
may wish oEroeure supplies are requested 10 give
ME an early CAB, before The rush fairly commences
a$LBLEssiN6 Sis destined 10 be sthe Headquarters
during the HplGdays. IF BLESSING
Z Dec 30 lSlq sN#
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
SieYes. Steyes..

yJ7 E aHA alnps, daily receiving large additions
wv Il DUR stock II Stoves. and We have now 81
hantl % Fremipmn Vulcan Cook Stoves, from
No 2toI no Ill 81 FIN
80 Albatyi VERY low priccdl Cook Stores, from es
Ito 5 III .#FE
SO Air-is, y; Pa Fsoi Stoves Of all sizes kI3
.2G Mae plasa STOVES, from Nc. 2 to #.I4
rs Tren4plAte do Boiler tops l.fI
Alst5 CbsE S,og,ts, Office Stoves, &c, &c 1&H
Dec DOL lStGh BAKERS & BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

TIME subscriber has Just opened one Of the largest
Il varieties Of TOYS, Of every imaginable des-
ciiption, ever before offered in CharleStown. To
partieularize would be impossible, as he hasevery
article which the city Of Baltimore could produce,
in the way OF Toys from The cost Of penny 10 five
dollars. These desiring Christmas or New-Year's
Presents for eiF children cannot fail to be suited If
they viii but give me a call and examine my stock
l Dec. 20. ] {. BLESSING .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

III IL The Empire City has brought back
several entefprising Baltimore gold hunters,
anil, although distinguished as active busis
ness men, they bring quiteIan unfavorable re3
port Of their success abroad Notfone has
brought back sufficient to PAY his expenses.
independent Of the loss Of time. They, how
ever, seem satisfied with their "trip, and id
not regret that they have raid 50 mach u
see the California '.elephantn -I-. HI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Sugar, siolasscs and Gomez.

WE have JuSt received.
wv 10 EFAlsyeFy cheap Caba Sugar
8 Hhds.;sapeflor Porto Rico Dis
6 do aq do M5lasses, Ter table use
do prime sMaScovato 40
5 do Sweet Cuba 40 H
9 do Esuartis superior Table Syrup a
25 Bags primaneAR crop Rio GetEee
For sale al lowest prices by EI Elk
Dec. pol 1919 BAKERS s. BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

Id few weeks We viii Be prepared u MAKE sci.
Elements Win ALL our Patrons lndhe shean time
however We hope all knowing themselves iniebled
will pay over at Sasi aFsioR Of y hat IS duo us.
/ Free Press Ofire, Jan 5, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Notice.

THO James NJ. Todd and Dolly NIadsonia Todd !;
III You being non residents OF Virginia are lfeFe-
pS Notified that on Saturday the 26th day of next
month january. 1850 at the Office Of Master Com
missioner Cooke III Charlestown, between sunrise
and sunset Shall take The deposilions Of oncHo
more witnesses to be read as evidence in cause Of
Chancery now depending In the Circuit Superior
Court ol'iLaw and Chancery, for Jefferson county,
in Whichyqu are Plaintiffs and myself and others
are IDefendants. HI
TAac on tS4a T$ I'll M lEf|
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

FTsHE subscribers having boats constantly run
4 il ming to Georgetown and Alexandra, do re-
spectfullT inform all persons having PRODUCER
send To either market thar they via Boat & on fea-
sanable terms They also have Warehouse stu
ated onIthe Chesapeake ard Oils Canal, and on the
Balimbre and Ohio Rail Road. ana viii forward
proiuce Is any point on the Baltimore rasd Of on
the WINCHESTER road, al very saiall charge. ~
4 A supply OF Plaster, Salt, Fish, Tar, Shingles,
LalhesI Lumber Sc, al1arson hand anal fhrsale
how. WAf H. ELGIN Is co.
\ HarpeEs,F Ferry, Jan. II, IlStg4tf Ill. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
TO Farrl,e,r,sI..

HNHE subscriber wishes 10 inform the Farmers
j. that he has TWO WHEAT FANS, Finished
complete, which he Twill sell on accommodating
terms. eisnow milking Circular w heal Scteens,
for cleaning Seed Wheat which he will be hhppy
to farnish % ans farmer wishing to purchase,
L Wheat Fans Ind all kinds OF Machinery repaired
in the best manner Turning of All descriptions
in Wood and lion, done ID order.
\ July u lSIg--if a CHAS RARRITT ST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Room for Rent.

A Az Office Room adjoining the Free Press Office
~ il offered for rent. Possession given immedi-
ately Information will be given at
Jan 3, 1850. THIS OFFICE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

4 a Letter Box can be found a. the Drug Store Of
"a N. caIpLER, where letters on basiness With the
Free Pres Once MAJ bs deposited. Any consnu-
nication intended for insertion should kr left early
in the week. #
4 Dee. IS. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Goods at Cost.

iTTTE will sell our remaining Stock Of Winter
ivy Dress goods at Cost such as Silks, Cash.
peers Mousslins &c Call soon and gel bargains
Al the Store Of JK WOODS & co
Il Dec Is 1910 / F 81 Ib
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Negroes far Sale,

IT AM authorized 10 offer until the list Of January
i next oat private sale, a NEGRO WOMAN a.
hout20 years od with two children, both Boys, the
oldest Years oldfthe youngest months old. 1t is
expected the purchaser will buy for his own use
The negroes can be seen al The residence OF Mr.
John Moore Sep. THOS. G. BAYLOR,
tor ~ Cooke Adaa'r OF Mrs. "A. M Wake.
DEC 20, 1919.
ALSO a negro Boy about u years for hire for
the year 1850. T.. q. B.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Gr0ceries.

kNATRA fne Tea, Leaf Lump and Crushed
~ Sugar. Refined and Clarified DO. Brown Sugar
from 10 10 cts. New 0fleans and WestInda Mo
fasscs Sugar. House do Crackers and Cheese, Pep
per, Al$piee, Gloves Mace, and almost eycfy Other
article in the Grocery line For sale cheap ~ Fg
H NovI1, 1919. II. WIN. s. LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Negro Blankets.
Choice Tens.

IA LARGE Stock of Negro Blankets also. Win
IL tet Boots and Shoes, for sale low, bv
Dec. g. j. X. WOODS & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

r Wal sin % HE highest bidder for Cash 81 he
j. TIA day Of .EsHshFg 1850. il from u SerFers
Hotel, ii Winehes,er vi, one hundred ana ssk
shares 81 alley Bant Stick IN lots 10 suis he Pnr
thaseH s. III BOSS. FOR lie cWner.
JandaryI3 ). lS5o-SL IS - = go
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

A SINGLE MAN, Of good character and Of
IA industrious habi's wanted as an Overseer-
Appiyto VINE nj WASHINGTON.
Jan. g. 1850. Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

GAsETrE 0HrIcE. January 1.al6s1
Ft.tte The receipts are light Sock ssnall
md Mafkts tinl We hear ufIo sales Con sto4es
w agcn pfife very uneeffain.
9ekis 70shine doing il grain Of any klndf--
NzEksk dffa and or quotations noniihlIs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
&tOYcIs.-

ME ask a trial of . Chest Of Tea which has
wv peen pronounced by judges TO be No l..
Dec 8. j. K WOODS & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
NHs. MILLER.

Those Mho betesfd thar Mrs Miller was borne
Spvcr Niax4ra. w1lKe convinced BY he following
FIVE ihink,lh abefmangled reniainsp were ear'
5ed away n analheF kind Of fall The Pittsburgh
Post says: N
u Mrs. aliIlcrfs fhc wife of Brevct Major
Il Miller, from fnipHtown, Pa, who served
il with credit in Ih8 Mexican war, and is bro
Il thcr to lie WIFI Of our member OF Congress.
ssMr Hamptonl Blakemer is believed to be
& IN assumed nahe4-the Lothario of this ad.
i venture being 4 veil known sojoarncr in this
If city for two Of three Years, though not
!! citizen, and wap is said to- have wife In
!. Philadelphia #
A correspondent Of the National Police
I Gazette says .tlMtthe gentleman alluded to
above is!a Mr:fllenry Merritt, formerly Of
+ Troy, in: New Y Jerk He has wife living
lin Virginia who is histhird wife. His first
one was llst IN the steamer Pulaski, ship
wrecked several years ago. His second died
+ 81 yellow feyer!lh New Orleans, and his.third
i y nearly dead I&ith "a broken heart, as lie
kas treated heTsveryi unkindly, even resort
ing TO blows daring their residence in Pitts
bargh. iMerrita has been a perfect Juan
among the wonslen. a. year or two ago he
passed tse winter in New Orleans, leaving
his wife I'd philadelphia, and passed himself
aiE for single man, and it was thought that
be engaged himseif tD a young lady who
Nas passing tho winter at the St Charles
Hotel in: that q Some two years ago he
met Mrs MillaF il Pittsburgh, and ii was
suspected by hee5 friends there, that there
was too greataacgree Of familiarity existing
between diem At that time he passed him.
.snlf az al : nlisE6nsife having accumulated
i q splendtilfertahe BY new patent he had
/ purchasha for Gakiug brick For several
months past mcknight have been seen about
t6c Monsngahel Housc daily in state of
II iTcbriatiep- About four weeks ago he left,
'saying he was geing I'D Cincinnati, which is
tAe last lcard from Him at Pittsburgh
This anfor.uiiB,ate lady who, as ii now aF-
pears, did not grow herself into the falls Of
Niagara, bat hssprSbably been engulphed in
g jaN laorc dSplprably deep, was seen on
| sAaEahe Stskmetplying between Norfolk
asI5:,51 u, fFss-s last She was
ks,,.s'. i. ~ Acquaintance, aad was sup
lsosal III Re assksn eenssu ~ ypuis ulan
s5ase name arlsarea On the way bill as MIR.
6s q ..;sl aniI hor Icompanion we're seen q
I lsave tho boat II Gay Point where they took
II the cars for Petersburg, and they are. by this
]. lime, peetty faf South. --Ieich Rep Jan. il.
On TIE aIossb Vernon Steamer from, Nor.
E folk, on, Saturiby, was the famous Mrs Nil.
Il Ter, thc:hsroiu1cE The aSsltaed suicide over
she Nisgara Eslts some weeks since She
Eas aecstApanlfi bs i young man from The
valley 81 NifSnia Beth or them were re-
cognized by Esrsoas who had seen them N
q Winchester 4heyEleft the boat az Cir, po;r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
THE NEW WooLLEN FACTORY.
TY0OI y..4nted,

lToIN K.=WHITE ana D. q. HENKtE fave
~ their NGw WeoLtEN FkrFoay, in Shepherds
tnwn, nearly completed. The Machinery IS all Of
The mostapprovedk kind, ana the most skiIll and ex-
perienced workrnen have teen engaged, So hatthose
wool gtower and mercha5fs II 10 palrouize tiis es--
tas 1s1at mRy rely uponI getting The best nateri-
AIS the hes, fabrics and fast falaks Rolls earded and
other country work done atths shortest notice.
H ( We viii exchange for W0QIs, on the most ac-
mmodating terms, our ffahFics4viz: Pulled and
PlaidIlinseysI Tweeds Blahketing Ftanncls, Stock
ing Yarn, Sri: Also anvIolher Kinds of merchan-
die that NAV he preferred 10 our ewn make at the
Store Of John <. White, where all the WOOL will be
received,
Notliing that can be DONE on orr part shah be letl
undone TO render entire Satisfaction ID those who.
trade With US, either by Exchange Of wqpior pur-
chase Of our goods. WHITE s. HENKLE.
I Shepherdstown, May 2A 1919. -ifks i.F
N. b. Haril Soap, Bees WAX, and Tailow want
cd al tte highest market price.
r. .Sp;rft and iHSbKrg lpaners COPY HI H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
-AlQ.OOIO.


$4,000 Sl0DO0IlH FI
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY i. -Forthe BEN
\ efIlof MonoBgalia Academy, Glass No. 8, fof
1929, g be drawn al Aaexandria, VA, on Satar-
day, the 5thHof January 1850 #5
. DrairR Nos IL eadt IeGckas< Of as Tsekcts
. I 7e4 esF,F F&s Frk, .I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
lNEW GROGERY STORE. I

THE undersigned has opened in the store room
i Formerly occupied by David Humphreys ESD.
a GROCERY STORE, where he has on hand "a
fresh suHplyof every thing in his line, which BE
will sell AZ such prices as cannot hut be acceptable
to the public GENERALLY Give him acall L BEH
GEORGE L STEWART III
CharleStoWn Dee % 1910. .4Ht
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
CharlestoWn Grocery

TFHE subscriber has Just returned from Baltimore
with one OF The largest and most choice selee-
tio1s Of a# HlE
Groceries, Liquors, Wines, &c.
that he has ever had the pleasure Of Offering to his
friends and customers They have been bought al
the very Lowest prices and viii! be Sold on terms
thar cannot fail to give satisfaction either as to
price or time Il il his determination to sell every
article in The Grocery line as low, if not lower THAN
they can be purchased in the county OF in the Valley
of Virginia. Those who doubt. can have ocular
demonstration il they bat give fair TRIAL HfE
IL An descriptions of Corntrg Produce taken
in exchange Ior Groceries at the market price!j NTH
Dec. 90 1913. r. V.IEWIS. M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
SPLENDIID eSCHE WEIi
SC. &c, &c,

75 Nn1qber I.atseyy4-I3 D1ais. l,auos.,
Tickets SIe-Halvcs S5-Qaartcrs g. 3d. Ii
Certificates Of Packagesof Is Whoies $50 Cd
Do DO 5,of p Halves Is 90
i Do do Of . Quarters 81 so
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
window Glass, Putty. &c.

WI E oder for sale at Lowest prices
VIM l50 Boxes sic Baltimore Glass H
so Boxes 1914 do do
a dol lG-I9 Wheeling do
100 do from 1914 10 - Is Bali. 4
1900 pounds Putty (fresh) in bladders
1900 do spanish Whiting. HI
Dec 90, ls40 BAKERS & BROWN!
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EOR hire, servant woman. IS wears az ace.
u who is good house servant and good seam
stress. Apply 10 ROBERT LUCAS, Jr.
Chafiest1wn Dee 20 1870 5
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~A NNOHSG MIN III "a
mn, sitRaiea on Main Street II Charlestopn,
essl neat the townrua, --aAless The same
1s sh0pld lie disposed of privaielv before
that day. This properly presents Inducements for
investment The House has; seven rooms, and eve
~ conrenieDee about III such as ! large Sssbis,
CIstsrn Saess {fsasr, e. Il wei arranged fer
two families having grFs front entrances and two
separate kitehens Any one wishing 10 ocehpy the
one part could realize nearly The eniire interest
the inresimei hy reniof the otherpart The terms
Of purchase viii be made literal at private bar
gain. Ell. SfRAlTH.
Dec. IL 1870
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nNE Cook Stove; a little used for safatby
~ necb J-K WOODS 81 CO.. 4
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Vinegar.

IN BUSHELS Irish Potatoes for sale bv
~ Pee. q ]. X WOODS &. co. :.
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$4,000!
] &c. ana


Sis, 0plI ,Sll.Q90lll #
yTIRGlNIA STATE LOTTERY .-l'or the Ben
v eatef Monongalia Academy, Clsss No! O.,
fr 1850 10 be drawn al Alexandria, va. on Sa,ur-
day, The i2h Of January, 1850
- NaHa6er Lotterg-I6 Dreea HaHots,
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ShaWIs. SC.

AE9 sEsG na 5s Il R RdoD Sss e'
Oct rs ISa9
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/ YIRGINIA FREE PRESS AND GENERAL ADV ERT User.
Lit ar Letters

ID EMAfNTNG in the Post ofHes Il Harps~-
II Fern, OF De Isl 81 Jannafy 1850, vi eh (
not called cor btore he - pf April uexts will
sent BIZ 10 The General Posi- Once a. Dead Letters;
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For Sale.

a SERVANT WOMAN and Child Inquire
IA OF the PRINTER.
Decs %. 1910.