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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
Carriage Tor Sale or Barter.

THE undersigned has Carriage with SIX seats.
/ Including ihesdriFer for sale or exchange, as il
is TOO large for his present purp0se. He will either
sell il At reasonable price or viii exchange il for
a smaller carriage The person desirin8 il can
have il Nv paying tie ierence. Il Is in complete
repair and every waT e6mfoffable. Those In want
az comfortable and genieel Carriage will do well
TO call on the undersigned Is he viii part with the
e1 Inc ). 4 isss-ss. R. s. BLACKBURN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
FRESH LIME FOR SALE.

r HAVE for. sale Kiln Of FRESH LIME
4 WHICH will besolg on 4ecommoda,ioe terms AF
PLY immediately. F.M. ElCHELBERGERf
June %, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

lDURsUANT % 1e.r.s q 4. r:;,.s;.r....,.,, Z,
- Jenefsoa co1nly. n 4 stil Is which Ara
kearsley and olhrn are P.aintil<. ana K-ir-,sv
Carer and Others are defendants. n s1rnr--l -
noaneed At he May Term, 1851. he nnssrs'.i.,S
Who i sppoiated . connission<r f1r he ra7,cse
81 said decree. viii sell - public aieiion. Is ike
1ighest bidder. in lIoni q he Coari- House Is
Charlesl0T1s On
! Friday the SIN Or IzsIr. Is5n:
Il u o'clock. H., The FARM belonging 10 tke heirs
n J0nalkan Kearslry. deed. known IS Ffuiilant.
eontaini1g about
$50 ACRES
% Of which are IN Timber, tie balance divided
INTO fields, with good iehcing and IN high siaie
f cultivation. with running uaier in three fields.
and another can easily Be made accessi- -
NE 10 uaier There are 10 AcRES
Nv ORCHARD Of prime FrniI Trees,
seut Of which f0nr hantrsd dollars hare
been made in one year. There are Loensis 'sia1l.
RS on ne land 10 furnish posts sufficient y .cnce
1Ac entire farm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
FARM FOR SALE.


HHE undersigned wishes 10 sell, at private sale,
IL his FARM. situated uJeffsrson CO., Virginia,
about 6vefniles west of Charlestown, the county
seat, and wilhipt two and half miles Of Camerons
Depot. on the Winchester and Potomac Railroad,
and about one and fourth miles from The Turn
pike leading from Middlewav 10 Harpers- Ferry,
adjoining The lands OF Robertv Shirley, John w.
Packet. James Graniham and oilers, continuing
about 224 ACRES more or less of Limestone
R Land. The improvements consist Of
EMtXlfA D welling-house, Stable, Courthouse,
4 kIk Smek-house, Sc, and 5k
- hever-failing well of wafer ,iS
near the house. with yonng orchard Of 0sH<sp
choice trait lately plarted. Those de- -.
string TO purchase win do we1l 10 call on The sub
scriber al Hopewel Mills, near Leelewn, Jei1erssn
county. Va, or on Mr.. Nathan Barns, who is now
the present occupant OF said farm.
The Terms win be made reasonable, and posses
sion given on the first day OF April next.
JOHN CHAMBERLIN.
March I7I ls53-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
Virginia, Jefferson County, Set:

Io,cssend AZ .ta40p.
AGAINST
Abrdhant Botcegs.
An Action Of Assumpsit.
ME object ofthis suit il To atlach any Estate and
effects Of the Defendant and any debts due him,
within this State, or $50 much thereof al NAV ~
suilclent 70 pay the Piaintf7s claim and costs
y appearing BY aGadayitfied ia this srit thar the
defendant Is not fesient of this Stale, the said
pelepdant Is IherehyEtequired 10 appear within one
month after que publication OF this order, and do
what Is necessary 70 protect his interest and it is
ordered that this order be published once weel
for four successive weeks ia ibe Il Virgin;a Erss
Press and posted at The front doer 81 he conrt
House of this County. On The Gfst dav az ,bs NOV,
Term of this Court. AsNs
A. HusTsR pq. Copy. hTeste
June =, 1883. r. AL MOORE. Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
Virginia, Jefferson County. Set !.

iSan1ael Ropp,
AGAINST
abraham BOicvs,
An Action OF Assutnnsi,
THE object of this sui is 10 aitaeh any r-s,.,s
4 and effects OF the Defendant and any Ssh,s an.
him, within this State orso much ibeFsoF q NAV
be sufficiently 10 paw the Plaintiffs claim and costs
Il appearing by affidavit 6led in This sui. ,hsf
1.-The Defendant ii not resident IA This Sssss -
said Defendant is hereby feonired "a
onenonth alter due publication Of this order M
do what is necessary 10 protect III Interest ana 1,
is ordered thar this order be published oce ,rs
for four successive weeks Ia the vrginis Esse.
Press and posled at ne front door 81 ihs Com,
House Of this County. On The frst dav II he ns,t
Term of this courl!
I al HUsrsR pq.- A Cppy.-Teste.
June ,. 1893. z. a. MOORE. Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
SPLENDID SCHEMES,
FOX JULY. 1854.
GREGORY & MAURY, s1iaaagefs.
(sacesssors to J. w. MAuar s Coz


.(sacesssors to }. w. MAuar s Coz
s sac. 900!
.o,lery Zoe The benefit Of The Sete Of DeiaseGFs,
< Class 1871 for 1853 drawn al Wilmington, DE- J.,
I SATURDAY, Jaly , 1853
ii sPLESDIp scuEMs.
IL Prize Of SS7 900 !; &c, 900; 10000 5000; ,
II 3,327 5000 100 Of 1000; 10 Of 500 !;
h 10 Of 500; IS Of 200, &c.
Tickets, ai0-- Halves. S5-Quariers $3.50.
Cerii6eates u Pigs. g whole tickets Sile %
4 DO do 5 quarter DO Is %
$4,000
LOTTERY for the benefit OF lie Stale AZ Dslarare
Class 1871, f9r 1858, to be drawn al W lining
aon, Del. on Saturday. July. On. 1883
If IS Number Lotiery-l4 Drawn Ballots,
BalLIIASr scusME.
ii Pixie ef 1000; 20.47t, Of $500;
II 8 Of 1900; 100 Of 1000 25l Of 500,
- Tickets sis-Halyes S7s5o-Qnarters S375.
Z Eighths, 1874
i.ceuihca,es Of packages Vi g Wheles, $50 90
Il DO do Of % Halves. 40 90
Do do OF % Quarters, Is %
Do do &c eighth do p 50
100000
sIn,tery ier the benefit of The Sgat< Of Daorarr,
II 1885, w. ~. 49, 1.s,s y ,c ,sss
- No. Lottery u Drawn Ballots.
sPLExbiD LgrTgRr.
III prisa az 60 900 60. 900; 10000; 10
600; 7,e0g; 1900; so of 900 so Of
500; 80 q 400 isp IF 200, &c.
!. sss =. - - AsAssss "a ~
a. a q * 49,, al "a
w.
anx Onne
Class g, Ser lsss, drawn q Wilmington, Del,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

T HAVE fine Hor,. and Rno,,y a., E1;,I = II
j day or week Ai.., TTe y, Z. a. ~
= careful driver. zEORf.r w epo-.rssfi
CDlflesl0v q. june % Iel1-7t Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

+ HAVE 10 <s'sEo- 8 e1ez;,r. E. o.k.r
,.:s :T IS, Sc D''haZ Ss:' -; Sc ', sc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

Virginia, Jefferson eSnhty. 81;
y ite Comfy Geqs.. June Ral@s, iS5S.
Joaas r Scfootv nnsf 1sx;-o g. -
1ezstsHf sariasrS. un;ltr 10 nkz.s tna * J.
q Sctocity E Ilotgh,
.... AGAlSSt
AbFsAe4 B5Nfr<.
q, A. Action St Assbnbs.s
- e OBJECT q his 4oil IS % attach DIV t<.,t.
eiisS,s u he nsieaasht I'D fS< {-}.f Is snq
Ni.nin knas STATE q much iltf3af - ~. a, y
suas'sss u 2sy lhs Rlainsi! iain ADD $50. y
appe1asaS ey aslidaT i5led Is ihis >,.,. 49,.
Deisndans resident 81 tEis S,s ~ ,nst ~
pelendasS FsniFe il appear IN; M aid
niofsh aer que pabaiealio IL lis o.,, ''s'a ss =:
ofdcred thai This order Sc pabIisSsH IS, spd i =
fv four successive weeks Is ike T; sSs week
Pres sns!pssd 4 The front door 81 IS. sss
ose 6 shs ceqn sa he tss AZ Il .ss s sss
usNTkK pq i csspv4 Tess
June x Lo9a1 4. 4 MOORE. 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
Landon Acadamy
MILITARY INSTITUTE,


THIS Institution, situated in a most bfautiful
i and healthy region # country, i've miles iroins
the ItamsriHe Depot, Of the B. & o. 4. r., will
commence lis 2nd session on the l5th OF September
next and conlinue 10 months. The COURSE of in
siruction is extended and thorough. Circulars
containing particulars will Ne sent on application
10 the principal al Ur5aaa Frederick Co., lfd.
TeRms: = Board. TuHion Washing. Feel and
Lights; SLIGO, per session vhefe two Are sent
! sta1 each. J. 4. JONES.
June ID, 1859 : On PrinFipal.
/ mo THE MASONIC BARTERNIIY or
{ yERGINIA,-The NJ Wor Grand Master
OF The Grand Lodge Of Virginia, hereby simmons
The Craft I'd assemble at S,Sunion in The c9oniy Of
Augusta on the 9Th install 10 O'clock. Al NJ. 70
assist him and the Grand Officers 10 dedieaiRg The
new Masonic Hail Of Slsunton Lodge, No. ID, 10
Aasoary and Universal Beneyolence.
. Bv orner Of
/ M. w. EDMUND P. HUNTER, O. NJ.
1 JpHN DovR, CT Secretary.
June I6 iS53-2t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
DTTRTJC SAT.E.

u1HE u5dersfsned win sIsr Al Public Sale in
frort 81 The CQprt- House IN Winchester on
a. i5fl das II Janf being Court day, The largest
storf a. sftfases Of al deseripiions ever offered
IA ibis market; consisting FarI Of Spring, Hair
Feather. Hnsk and Straw Mditrasssss alsb Sofas,
Lounges, aud Union Chairs Of The best material
and Workmanship
Terms made knoEn on he day Of sale.
June 2. issS.--ts WIN. WELLS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

Virginia, Jefferson County, Set;
In the County Court, Jane Rules, 1858.
Henry S. W'iLiia,as,
AGAINST
abraham B0aeers,s
.E4 An Action OF Assunpsit,
THE object Of this suit is ii attach any Estate
u and elects Of Defendant. and any debts due
him, within this Slate, or So much thereof as may
be sufficient for the ymeht OF the Plaintiffs claim
and costs. "a
II appearing by affiiayt fled in this snit. that
the Defendant is net resident OF this Siate5 the
said Defendant is hSteby required to ppear within
one month after due pablicali OF this order and
90 what IS 70 project his interest and
is ordered that this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in the Virginia Free
Press and posted Al The front door Of the Court
Term Of This Court
A. HuNTER. pa. 4 Gopy,-Teste.
June 9 1853. IT. AzMOORE Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
Virginia, IafFarson QaultY, Sci:

7H7nas Firriiaj fsse III II lIs Cab.)
AGAINST
The Chesapcdks ii Ohio Canal Company,
An Actldn oil Assumpsit
TIME oh;eet If ,hia sail i ID aiach any Estate
IA s5Fse,s II KS Defendants. ana any debts
due them within this Stale, or so much thereon o.
NAV be sniicis nj for iae payment II the FIainsh
claim, and costs
Ii appearing BIZ affidavit filed In this suit that me
= not reside1ls u This Stale, The said
Defendants are hereby REQUIRED TO appear WITHIN
one month after due publication OF this order, ana
do what is necessary 10 protect their Interests anu
ii is ordered thatf order be published once
week for four Successive weeks in the Virginia
Free press y and nos,ed Al lie front door 81 the
Court House u his county, Oh The first day Of lie
next Term Of this Court
= DGrdHERTY, pq A Copy,
IL lime q 1883 II AZ MOORE, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

Z 8! = = = = - s. = :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

Il A TEACHER WANTED, i
N District No. Is. One well qualified and ac-
j cepiable 10 the patrons Of the Free School will
receive an additional compensation OF S50Ior SIS.
ii June o 1859 j i WILLIAMS CnrlmI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

Il ike Coua1 Couts. June Rules, 1855.
Bs'yl6;a 7. zssssr
Jan:ts Il E5nks,
81 aesios Of Del.
-, ~ ,,;.-s 81 lis snit Is is atiaca any Esia:e
~ sIIsc.s s. ihe Defendant aud any debts dnee
lin. within this State 81 50 much insEses = nay
* suiFeisas Or .he raylnens q Plain'in esaan
and costs. ...1z.
h appearing 81 stidAvh niea ~ saas 49, 49,
the Defendant Is nctn resident q tbs atas; rs
said Deienda1l i nefeAy Feqqired q appsar 3sA'1
one sIue, afsf isIe ea6Sicaion 81 this order, and
do VIM S asys0 protest his Interest and =
Is ordered thar his order be published unee week
tor fSnr successive weeks il the Nirsinia Free
Press, aud posted asihd front door q the Court
House al this Co4nlS. % The l'lsl DAY 81 sns nsAs
'r,,rr, az his f.ss,.k A (sonyz--T e<fe,
BskRY. ma. n. a. MOORE Clerk.
Inhe 4 iks3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23
Virginia, Jefferson County, ST

+ In the County Court June Rules lSlJ.4
Chafles y. Battoa, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
Thomas Boteler, Baripa BOteler, He-ekiak
Boteler and John Peadber, Sen, DEFTs.
An Action Of Debt.
THE object OF this suit II to attach any Estate and
/ effects Of The Defendants Thos Boieer, Barton
Boleler and Hezekiah Boteief, and any debts due
them. within this State oil so much thereof as may
be sufficient for the payment Of the Plaintiffs claim
and costs.
happening by affidavit filed in this suit thai the
Defendants Thomas Boeler, Barton Buieler and
Hezekiah Boleler, are mol residents of this State
the said Defendants are hereby required TO appear
within one month after due publication Of this order
and do what is necessary to protect their interests
and Id is ordered that this order be published once
week for four successive weeks in the z Virginia
Free Press and posted at the front door OF the
Court House of this County on he FIRST day OF the
next Term Of this Court F
DAUGHERrx. pc. II A Copy,--Tesie
June 9, 1853. r. A. MOORE. Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

THE partnership hereiQlore existing between
II he undersigned. has besn dissolved hv muin-
Al aud ffiendly consent from and aller TIE krst ay
of January, Ie3S. Hence, Il h1e become positive
y neeessary Ger al accounts due SrsAifa = Bore
JOHN ]. H. sTRxrrH
WN a DOUGLASS.
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Prospectus to Do BOWS Roview.

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cents a year postage, either Of the Publish
ers, the Booksellers, or Periodical Agents.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-19
SAMUEL HUESTON,
Publisher of the Knickerbocker.
MORRIS & WILLIS,
Publishers of the Home Journal.
DYER g. WILLIS,

Publishers Of the Musical World and Times,
257, Broadway New-York
Grand Literary and Artistic Combination.
Arrangements have been made to fur
nish the Knickerbocker Magazine, the
Home Journal, and the New York Musical
World and Times, TO new subscribers, for
five dollars year This is cheap litera-
ture, with a vengeance. The Knicker-
booker is So per annum; the Home Jour
nal, 50: and the Musical World and Times,
So; making So year at the usual rates.
That three such works can be obtained for
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-19
What can be got for Five Dollars !!

What can be got Tor Five Dollars !!
The undersigned have entered into an
arrangement by which they ngree to fur
nish the Knickerbocker Magazine, (month-
ly,) the Home Journal, (weekly,) and the
Musical World and Times, (weekIy,) to
new subscribers, at the very moderate price
of five dollars year for the three publica-
tons; all orders enclosing that amount to
Dyer 81 Willis, will be promptly attended
10.