davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-23
The NJ Ost w OMd r ful NJ edicine
Zee, dscorted TOR Ns certain Of Ague and Ecrt
Intern itent and Bilious Ferers.
0her & Co.'S Vegetable NIpcitje.

UHtT lO.S ftSttdDit 81 tClllC.
T'IIR proprietors Of this valuable Meieine have
L never made any efforts TO introduce it before
the public yet has found great favor far and
Certificates without nulhbcr have been fur nshed of
its virtues without any solicitation, and many
performed when all other medicines have failed. Al
that is asked is trial. II las stood the test for
eral years, and say, without fear. that better
preparation for the cure Of Ague and Fever can be
produced. Az an evidence publish a certificate
of gentleman well known:
Il take great pleasure in recommending the Spe-
cifc prepared by Ober McConkpy, for the Of
Ague and Fever a: the best article for the accom-
plishment O. that object have met with In
my family it has succeeded beyond my most san
guiue expectations, and therefore. l consider it a
privilege as well as duty to recommend its to
all who may be suffering er the influence of that
distressing attiictHon. (Sign'd)
ID. EVANS REESE,
Minister Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
For sale by the proprietors, ODER CO., Balti-
more:
By DANIEL B. CLARKE, Apothecary. Potomac
Hall, corner Of Maryland avenue and 11th street
Island;
By CLARKE BOWLING, 7th street, between
south and streets Island;
And by JAMES II. STONE, corner of 9Th and L
streets, Northern Liberties, Washington, ID. G.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
sep 16-3m-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-23
Thanksgiving Day.

This month is usually distinguished
for the number of invitations issued bv
the Governors of States and Mayors of
cities to their constituencies. to Join in
a solemn festival of thanksgiving to the
bountiful Creator of All, for the bless
ings of the current year. 1t is beautiful
custom as observed in New England,
where the appointed day gathers under
the roof of the beloved old homestead all
the branches Ct the common root in affec-
tionate communion. The evergreens that
often wreath the family portraits on these
reunions are fit emblems of the endur-
ing, unfading love that brings the shares
of the common blood to unite in this
offering of love at the family altar. No
bly, wise and tenderly beautiful is the
observance of Thanksgiving Day by a
whole people. 1t is not one family, or
one town, but the whole State, that de-
clares the day Of festival. Why then
should not the whole family of States
nationalze the day, and lift up their
voices together, and with one accord, in
its celebratione 1t would be a sacrifice
worthy of Heaven-the incense of thirty
one free States ascending together to the
footstool of Infinite Bounteousness in
grateful rejoicings for our numberless
blessings of light, liberty and prosperity.
Cora Montgomery's Magazine.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-23

ENOR THE FALL TRADE.-Geaaemen' $
Il EMS, (undcr Browns Hotel)
has opened his usual assortment of Gentlemens Fur
nishing Goods of the newest and latest importa-
tions. and OF rich and rare styles sen I6-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-23
Furniture, Vanishing, Repairing,
and Jobbing shop.

p,sr1uis, arcnne sJu!h side. Jctreen lah uiid lith
streets, nert to LI,nb', picture trans tG:ctory.
IlOuSekrepers and 9th ~
S~Sss FyESp err having furniture out OftA
EHEnEkzA repair can. by leaving their ~
- orders or calling at the I
above place have it put in first rate order AT such
rrrss that will please all favOring the undersigned
i,iih their work With prompt attention and mod
crate charges The subscriber conid ntiy anticipates
a share of public patronage. Old chairs recanrd
and painted in imitation OF various woods. Crate
ful for past favOrs. the undersigned respectfully 20
Geits continuance of The same.
ans :O-pnIm ROBERT WALMSLEY.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-23

FAMILY SLAUGHTER.-In Westmoreland
it is usual at Christmas for the farmers to
kill each sheep for their own use, on
which occasion, when the butoherinquires
if they want any meat against Christmas,
the usual reply is, NAY, l think not, l
think O killing myself" A butcher called
on farmer of his acquaintance in the
usual manner, saying, Will We want a
bit O meat, or yell kill yourself, this
Christmas z" "I kna not, replied the
farmer, 'whether Use kill myself, or tax
a side O. me feyther."
U-In France it part of the duty of all
the postmasters to open letters INSULT
GENTLY paid, illegibly addressed, or those
whose destinatdtres cannot be found. In
Paris there is bureau, with clerk, de.
voted to this speciality.
U Pop-bang- -bang-pop-are the
sounds that disturb our suburban resi-
dents, daily. In some cases the poor lit
tie feathered tremblers are more frightened
than hurt by the deadly onset of fierc,
city sportsmen. ..--t ...ssss
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-23

OThe following public meetings have
been agreed upon, at which the candidates
for Governor, Comptroller and Lottery
Commissioner will be present:
Princess Anne. Somerset county, We'd
nesday, 5th October.
Cockeysville. Baltimore county, Mon
day, 10th October.
Frederick city, Frederick county, Wed.
nesday, 18th October.
Bel-Air, Hartford county, Saturday, 18th
October.
Easton, Talbot county, Tuesday, 18th
October.
Charlotte Hall, st. Mary county, We'd
nesday, 25th October.
Baltimore city, Saturday, Goth October.
The County Committees of both par
ties are requested to unite in making the
necessary preliminary arrangements for
these meetings.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-23
Building Lots for Sale.

NOR SALE.-A variety of CITY BUILDING
Il LOTS for sale i'll various parts of the city
Prices moderate and liberal credit will be gyen Al
SO, will effect Insurance upon lives and property in
responsible Companies. Inquire of
MYERLE & WEBB,
aug 3 -d:}m Penn. ave. bet. ~ and 9th sts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-23
aug 2-d3m

rHEAP FAMILY COMMENTARY. - Matthew
~ Henry'S Commentary vols. neatly bound in
sheep $1,000. Fine edition, elegantly bound in halt
calf $1,000. For sale by
GRAY BALLANTYNE
sep21- 7th ST. near Odd Fellows Hall.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-23
WHIrE HALL, NEAR ELLICorr's MILLs, }
Sent. 20. 1853 [


My Dear Sr:-I have Just received
your note of this morning. apprising me
of your intention, in view of the approach
ing Gubernatorial election. to visit as
many of the counties and cities of the
State as practicable, for the purpose Of
addressing the people on matters of pub
lie policy; and inviting me to meet you
on these occasions.
This invitation cheerfully accept, and
in order that arrangements may be made
for these meetings as early as possible,
will be happy to meet you for conference
on this subject tomorrow, at any hour
that may be agreeable to you, at Ellicott's
Mills.
In the absence of any definite arrange
ments for public discussions, the " Demo.
cratic State Central Committee" have
appointed meetings in each Congressional
district, to which the Democratic candi-
dates on the State ticket are invited and
expected 10 attend. 1t will, therefore, be
necessary for me TO confer with my coll
leagues on that ticket, in order that such
changes in our arrangements may be
made as will enable us to carry out the
object now proposed. Very respectfully,
yours, &C., i. WATKINS LGON.
HoN. RICHARD J. BOWIE, Baltimore.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-23

Pension, Land, and Real Estate Agent,
sep 2-2aw2w 9TH street, opposite P. o. Dep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
Pablio Sale.


TsA.t.S0 sgd shemapn fIil Ia Jriferson csna-
LII ~ 4 fs.s I,pili ottr.ss gr9lfe sale, on
raksa.e< tssA OF .s;gk<nsbsr. 1854.
~ stTsxn
Person,s Property,
sr.,p,lsr Nv s.gyapts--lhs-sS and fArn kands.
vaish viii p ~ hire Earis - sFzs On ana afisr
January lat issa
Thc stock lor kEsTscs,
isslsling psfr Of aeslyakar Carnage Horses,
yssrE, 1s aaa safs sses II NOR tbs trial wi,k
tkfse C1R4ktAssKS, Sax gg4 neAsls Hsrnsss
ssAlkls tef s2sa. and u Iehn," saddle horse.
The stock OF Cattle,
4 he pasAssn sad Dssos hSes.is; lie EWES ana
seCAs Il rs sasss G iswSidI breed, and The
HOGS veil insyoFeds- sosSs,rsss11he largest AMI
eesI Stock ever ssssss 50 ing MI fam il III VAL
lsy eg YirEinla.
The Farsning lnarllincnts
.saPr. .. II Ifss reqai'sd.a large farm, .na
Toe House, sas Of he larkssi inI Jefferson. /.
furnished from ssllafs 10 xasreA xithromla5ts snS
eonvsnisnees, selected during Ire past niae var,
from the aome snd Nafihsr1 markets, wishoul r.
gard 10 pr d, aad ali u gpee oder
Tbs sale will ineluds CORN HAY LIQUORS
&e.,, Sc, and viii b esnsiapsa from day i day
until closed. 4E
Isfms IF S4is-On al sums os and under eto.
cash; ore 80 credit Of slle mouths. secured 81
notes satisfactorily endorsed, 70 be cancelled On
pronipt paymen. without inleFesk On failure 81
pfoinEs payment iEssrss. soe ehsfged from day Il
sals ill paid. 81
GEORGE W. PETER.
SeFssmbsrS9, lssS--ts
Eps5tvg Gazette and srlsrick sf7a Ff,sSi,,s -.
AsA ts sale, and orscard 6lFs b is Qicsor pavsenf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
Private .saae.

tk1E Undersigned offers, at Pr5gate sale, the
i TRACT OF Land,
near Lestovn, in Jefferson county, new In ths g.
suPaecy " Mr.. Eben Ttussen, and copaainips
ais Acres,
is Acres OF which are in prime Timber. This
Land is in good state Of spllpeidn and psoauess
we'll The improvements toIsisi IL a good brick
tvo-story Dxelirg House and other conseuisnt
ou.-hpildiEgs. Isl MIL
Also, he raet Of l39 Ia ACRES, a. pres.
sni occupied liz Mr. Trhsself And adoinispSihs.
above Tract aid The lands Of JHhn c. Wiltshire.
Thomas Hite aud others Of tfss Tract 55e Acres
are also in hrst rate Timber, eanal 10 any In the
eoahiy. The improvements e0ssssl Of eoenforia.
bic tSo xiarY Ing Dzalliae Hessse
Tke above Lands are lihes;ose OF fne duality.
wslI sitasied in healthy parf pf he Csuniy. and
in "a sxceien, neghberGoe d-aaud COVE aient e
Charlcstovu The Coun.y ieat IL jefferson, 10 the
Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD &C.
1.rxs Of SAX made known byIptrsonal applies
.ioa 10 ths undersigned at Sis TqAidsnce near Kss
neysEille, in ssidCouasy pr By letter (posi- pSld)
addressed y hia 1t ssid place II
JAMES v. MOORE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
Roofing and spoullng
Heslera Tlrginia Land Agerr.Y..

FFSHE Subscribers are Agents ~ The ss.e Of
Il large quantities Of LAND IN that pan OF
Western Yisgfni5, lhr Hgh which tbs CenHs4
nliirosa fsin process Of elhsrpctfun This land,
.con.idered~1a fttsrenee 10 sell climate. mineral
resources ae:f 9ility and lhe caaracter o. The
population .s-itling' in tks pati q lie State
wf.ISeher liy cUEanea1 itself qa Eatnins,ion. as
xtfy desirable 10 Investment snf 1esi3enre. the
Nv prices aud eakF-tefFS ~ which it is offered
fsr 81 ls/ I all AMI particular iafrmsiiou will be
furnished 10 pefs9ns desiring % plrchase, by
sitYres
atESnY L. BROOKE, Richmeai city.
n. s. THOMSON. Lewishurg, G techbrieT. CO..
r. p. cambridge, Lee.Tosn, Jefferson CO.,
: Oriliirr u ll.ha -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
MILilNERY.

MI r.. NARY =. DAVIS readers her thanks
III 70 tbs ladies Of ChzFIrstoxn and vicinity for
~ yer liberal palfonage heretofore extended 10
rards her and respectfully gives notice that she
has just returned from Baiiimnrr with the FALL
and WINTER FASHfQltS Tor all descrip-
fiops Of Millib ~ Work She has also several
beautiful PATTERN BONNETS Of the latest
style and fashion - which she invites he attep-
ton Of her old frrnds and The public generally A.
sne Nili endeayors BY renewed EFFORT 10 please, to
Isneer saNsiaenon 70 all who may favor her With
.heh custom She can be found AZ her residei &c
doors east Of David Hewelf'a on Water street
October q 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
Jefferson Land far Sale.

T WISH % sri two small Fatsns| Of good line
L stone ND--0ne containing 40 sHcves,
with good buildings, orchard, DC sadioining the
lands ofJohn Lock Fisher Ikwfs and she heirs
OF Daniel Mcpherson, dec'd-tbon, 40 acres Ii
timber. The ether onthe Shenandoah r;Yer con-
taining I23 .fcreS first rak LAM, with Sc
acresin timher4-a Dwelling Hoase on se same.
and adjoinngihe Lands OF George +. Hairs and
DR. John Fl Lewis heirs For tertns Sd which
will be maie easy, apply TO thk undersigned al
Myerstown or BY letter (post paiIl) 10 Ka6letovn.
Jefferson county, Va.
1.,..,, J, Is, 5osfplI MYERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
Far ers lock to your Interest.
THE BEST INVENTION OF. THE DAY.

THE REST INVENTION OF THE DAY.
fPtlE Undersigned has purchased The &ighs for
Jefferson County. an is now having manu-
faeufed al his establishment ia Charestown, The
great labor and era in saving Inveniispn known as
The TIMOTHY and CLOVER SEED SOWEE
he proposes 10 furnish The farmers a, saeh imrsIas
they may desire. this article, which has proven it
sell al 10 economy 81 labor and regularity 10 sow
ing on such terms that can hesitate tp p3r-
chasing Those who have tried, say they viuld
not bd without eDeinr Ten times is cost Any o.
dprs len with Mr.. Charles Barrett, DR. application
10 the4 undersi gnrd, will be punctuhlly complied
with. II r. LLOYD
OrtDher Il Is53-3f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
Cheap Clothing in Charlestown.

THE -undersigntdis opening aud daily receiving
. i daring the season, an assortment Of fashiona
6le Clothing Hats Caps, Boots ana Shoes. equal
Il nai sHPeGfpr 10 ans in the Valley 1T Virgins Il
Much of the Clothing was ordered BY him several
months ago expressly for this market and is supe-
ror 10 any CEolhing generally kept in Cluthing
Stores aud viii be seli at those low figures, The
Establishment is celebrated for. All IN we-to t
OvsrrHat., Business Goats Pants Vests. Shirts,
Woolen Undershirts and Drawers. Hats Gaps,
Boots Shoes Trunks Carpet Begs. Gloves and
Comforts, will fad thoss articles in the greatest va
riety, and al The very Lowest prices a
ISAAC ROSES
Oct 10 1853 Cbeap Store on Main ST
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
THE GLOBE,
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CONGRESS
AND NEWSPAPER FOR ri, People

will b. seen by the ANNEXED ex'tart fem letiet
Il Of Gens Washington u DAVID sNart. dated New
York, March l7th, 1890, that tisr ifa ofssh a pager
as prOpu tosnake the Globe Yiiiafcdi = the Ia ssd
Of the Father u his Country. BE said:
at Is 10 b. amcnted that Tie tdars Of TIE difser nj
Gasssses n tr Union DO nut nioSe sRsral4 and rnsre
correctly (nstead u stuiing teT bap, Is with sciir
riiity and aDnsnsical declanlatf9n miieh lev w1s!d
read if they were p5rised ii the coate pnbsh DE
debates IN Congress all grcas i9I1 ciisstons,-
The pHndiples upon which tieFiiEgeence If opin35r
arises. well the decisions would :hen come fully
before the public, and afford the bestaa ir it, u
Inent writings a ~ aLi,. kfOrl RS TO- d "a
THE DAILY GLOBE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
MISUNDERSTANDING,

NHRs- eCULENBRRC:. mum Raltimore r.
W. fpeetlq1 ,, informs The Ladies' that she has
lnsi rfceiyen from New York, her Ei1iI asd IFfn-
e Fe9ss~ss eonslssing ia part Of PARlSIAN'
CLOAhS ARG PAklS IALMAS uilh ! 1se sock
o. IhfAEhlaGSsa The latrst style Tor Ladies
Dresssss EAlrh kee viii make opio oEder IN a style
not 2 Be exceled insthis County. She returns her
thanks Tor the very nalierink iencoarsser,ent she
has met viii. zad hopes by sfrict attenio 10 basil
ness ID sustain H.
HeI Iessifnee Is - the East end Of town.
III Two o. lhree yonsg Aadirs viii b. taken 10
learn he SDtess- Making, ifBeSdy sppliralitn be
made IOelobef ID 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
HkNItf BERRY,
nentemoef 4 ls23 Trustse.
l9AI3NT- FOR SAT,F.


TH'HE Farm adjoining DufEltfs Depot. on the
4 RaltimoTe & OHIO Railroad IL offered for sale.
Occupied BY Mr.. B Bennett VI ii eantains about
100 ACRES OF PRIME Ian Dsswhieh is IL
first-rae state Of cultivation. The lnpfoFeme nts
are valuable, With good Fencing an abundance pf
good Running Wafer which never fails and !
SMALL ORCHARD Of good Eiait! This Farm
is one aheng the very besl oea&ons IN this county,
being 10 the immediate sicinSy'5of ELK Branch
Church, Stone School House. SIR p
TKRhs will be made accommodating. Amply 10
the SUBSCRIBER IA CAarlest6wn.
SAMUEL RlpRNoUR.
Septembey II 1883 4 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27

TTNHE large BRICK DWELLING HOUSE On !.
4 Union Street, Boliyas bel4ngIng 10 Rachel
Cannon, and now occupied; by hsrself and Mr. q.
McGinns; 1t Is suficientlJ larsk for two families
and so construeted-5S~ teei froft, with Portice
the full length. Any one wishing 10 purchase
will make application to the undersigned. Terms
very *moderate-but small ap,ountoi .hesnur.
chase money down, the y lane Se lnnp tin.
March II, 1852 rrTaE I0fINs0N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
VIRGINIA. FREE PRESS AND FARMERS REPOSITORY

To Niss Efita1eth Rilsaour. * kpecimtns q Pa
eli DsaHihrs. 0fteantffnl dfaien aka s,eiess oftl-
euton . premium i AWARDED of3E
To Mr, Charles s Rice 0r IndtanA Ban Dusser.
the COMMITTEES award presniuni u IS eejsnd TeSld
add tlat hey fe<rd the natanc GIG q t-eat tnesit
To WI HsTks prsfafu-a 81 LAM Lind Cor
rage, IL -
To Hunt / Evans for CsIfTee Bdfle- ina Pvraraid
Cake Noul3er, 81
To Mrs. John A. Tkonsna. fcr 4 Rate II thin piz-
euit ;ire;niuu u ST.
To Nk1. v Moore a preulissrsa ofIe fprh Cotsuzld
B1ck.ahich b accident uns trerEnted nun comic
ting for the regular premium
To G. w. Turper. a pseniinns az S. for What
Reaper. This reaper IN The jaSigtnss,r 81 ie comrs-
te Is desfrTing Of special atientitns combining sd-
vaniages peculiar and desirable.
To Martin Eichelbcrger, = premium of g 50 fur .
pair no oxen
e AZ. g Y. Ransom, premium of Tor TsII..-
To John ". Moore, . prelpislm gfsa s,r laSgs
Steer.
T. Henson 4 RObr a prepiiallnOf 3 So. for GusaO
and ComPos; Sewer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27

MIS- Ahs n GARDN ER would respect
" f1ill 1ntezm he Ladies ef charle.iovn and
rielntv -, see has llsi feeFiqsd from Ballimose
the i&ie tSA and uinIer Fashions. She returns
thanss loE ne liberal share u patronage she has
Teeeitel E.a hopes - strict attention 10 business
still ~ mepla eentinn1nee Of the same
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
NOTICE

r s herfhT given. that the Notes giren a the sale
Of GgoNge koBgRrs, VIII ID due on Tie Isl day
Of january hex. They are in ihe hands Of the un-
dersiEhedi and the money viii be expected when
dee. JOHN MARSHALL, Agent
O.loher % 1853 &c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
Public Sale,

pr virtue sf a Deed Of Trhss! from Walter n.
~ Selbyl ,s the Undersigned, dated lhe srd day
q Septeniosr, 1919, and eenofisl 10 The County
CeurN Of jefferson County, will BE- sold at public
veadve al Daniel EEtlsr's Heck ii shephetdstown.
Saturday, s&s 1874 scs ef Nstsss6sr iiexs traet
containing
IOI Acres, 1 Rood ana ~ Poles.
Of Land, which was conveyed al the said w alter
'Seley, BY joan Stipps. IT., asdEye bis wife, BY
deed dated The 2ist day Of Marth, 1899, and re-
corded in The Caunly Court 81 Ja,Esrson corntv
This Tract u land, lies shouts miles frcm Shep-
therdstown. from the BaltiuialA and Ohio Rail
Road and from lhe Chesape axe ana Ohio canal
/, sdjoins the landsdf ShephefdaTinrner ind Rush,
and there are two lafse Flouf Mills ahepl Ivs
miles FROM il TIE laad is gdaeraily sousidsrsa
equal IN quality 10 any 10 iha S,oanty.
Terms ef Sac, casa
HENRY BERRY, =
September .. 1859. Trust...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27

HTpp> MAkfA q. 9OsEs rcsperaaisT in
~ forms her ffir1ds huA rostanefs thss shr
has inst returned IRON B1llImDre. NIiA he Ialrs
gAEE AND WEN1a0 Ph881o ua.
Her r,ock rgn prises = handsene teisecsien d
Bsaseis Rib5srs Fssers B4c<s s.i Ee1rsiEsffss
Il Sc desires that her PATTERN n0NNETs
te inspected, as hey in All thar could T. desired
Ms. Loses returns her sincere thanks 10 the Is
dies for pasi patronage and hopes " sgriel aIen
lion 70 merit eeaiinnaDce offhe sane.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
s6a.A7O-l

Lottery ioF the tYnttt 81 Tie StIit NJ DeiGtrsre,
Cas- L pr 1853 drawn 3 WuuiGgstn D4 On
Saturday, NOVEMBER % 1853
IS -. Lotsgry-i2 DrsEp Ballots, IT,
N.asiPicksr scHsnE
/ splendid capital of S6S, 470 4 prize Of
SIS 600 rs coo r7.4lo; . 81 10000 / .
Of 900 Of 5000; 10 Of 1000 loo
II 600 !. 100 IF 700, Sc
Tickets. $40 Halves Sip-esuarers s5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
Enr Rnnn.

~ LE%aNDER FoRsETTShayingr resigned
! 4 the execulprship Of George Little. deed, and
having qualified as adfaihistraSSr with ibe viii
annexed do offer for rent, FROM the first day Of
April next. thar Large twe-story SI ONE BUILD
ING, good Stable ard /sther NECESSARY out-buiId-
ings, with. 4 Acres Of Land. aais8 properly has
been occupied FOR many years ASA hoteI-bcipe IN
good location In South BsliyaK Jefferson coun
ty. Virginia
also offer forIren.. from sameSdate three small
DWELLING HOUSES ;snitaHle for small ia M
lies adjoining said properly. LSteks addressedts
me al Charleso sn, Va. vii reckve prornp, stteft-
ton. JOHN AVIS Jr. Adm'r St.
March u, 1889 viihthcsyVtil ANNEXED
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27

Orders fol- Tie kets and Shares and Certificates
Of Package. in the above splendid Lotleriesl will
receive The most PROMPT attcu,IGn, aSd official
account of each drawing sent Immediately aaer il
is over to all who order from me
Address, p j. ABUCKEY, Agent
Ocs 20 1858 WT.psna,f0s Dds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
ENR. GAIH.k

January 80. 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
F3RUGs, PANTS. &c.

A LARGE and < neral Assortment Of Drugs
"A Paints Oils, Pertumery, g., is nav being
received The public may b. assured. that finer
assortment n these articles has never been opened
10 Ibis maIGst& Call and sac THIN.
f44 IT, NJ SMITH
Ckarlesto vyn 0r,ohar 90 lSs2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
Rssntag1on,s
Condensiag and Digesiing
COFFEE pOT.

WIHIcH takes one fourth less CoGee, gives il
w better flavor, aud is more easily mauaged
than any eher Coffee Pot nov IN nse IN be had
- The NE TIMING ESTABLfSHsfEET
Al persons IN jefferson. Ciarke, Loudouus and
fauqaier Counties, purchasing Reningtoa's POI
vii be furnished with Certificate u Family
Right, with ear sienatore. without which, 10 enc
has right 10 use The pot.
Roofing and SpoulIng
Win be done al tie h0ftesi nssIcc aud IN the eat
possible manner A good assortment Of TIM
r WARE will be kept constantly on hand, a. fair
prices.
Ia short. everything 10 their ljue, can 81 had at
this establishment
Orders from all in want Or work Or any deseffp-
tion ljn the above bus nesss) respectfully go
lieiiet, HUNT a EVANS.
ChsFlests unf t9etsher n, Isss3 -Iye
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-27
charlesto ~. 0ctoher Ia. lss3.
ROOTS AND SHOES

IDVo - - [h4NIV DIIOI4ko.
NJ Z have on hand and ready fSr sale a large
w sSssruent OF Easrern-mate BOOTS AND
SHOES Also, the most extensive stoct Of Do
mestIc Make, We have ever offered, ard are pre-
pared to manufacture with promp,ness, egesy de-
scripiion Ct Boots, Shoes, dc, ordered We care
selling the bssi Servants Boots Tor 80 so pair
Orders should be sehtin soon
October Isl 1889 HARRIS al RIDFC0TR