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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-07-13

DREADFUL RAILROAD AccIDENT.-lntel-
ligence OF the late appalling collision of the
cars on the Baltimore and Susquehanna
Railroad, on the evening Of the fourth OF
July reached US Thursday. We regret tina:
we have not room to give our readers full
minute account Of It. The following is TAX
en- from the Baltimore Sum-:
One Of the most terrible and appalling
Railroad accidents ever witnessed in this
country has taken place on The Baltimore
and Susquehanna railroad Q, poin, 8 miles
from the city, about midway between Ri
er's Grove and the Relay House.
II appears that on Tuesday afternoon the
regular accommodation train for Y ork, con-
sstiDg Of large wheeled passenger cars
left the Calvert station al 25 minutes pas,4
O'Clock, containing about two hundred per
sons, in charge of Mr.. VIM. D. Scott, con-
duc'or, accompanied by Mr.. r. S. HolIins.
the treasurer, and other officers of the rosd.
who proceeded on. for the purpose of as
sting in The management of the return trains
from Riders Grove, where nearly three
thousand persons had been conveyed by the
the company for the purpoee of celebrating
The day. This large party of men, women
and children, had gone out during the ~ OF n
ing in three diferen. ,ralne,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-07-13

The Dysentery, as an epidemic, is said
TO be prevailing in some sections of our
county, where it has been quite fatal
The physicians advise all to be prudent in
their diet, SC. Ia the village of Por, To-
bacco and immediate neighborhood there
have been, up to the present time, bu! few
cases and those Of a milder type.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-07-13
UPPER MARLBORO Mag 5th, 1854.

Gen'I THOMAS F. BOWIE,
Dear Sir: At meeting Of your personal friends,
which was held on the 4th inst, and which, per-
NIT me to state, IN point of numbers and respec-
liability, was one of as decided character as
have ever seen assembled in the Town of Upper
Marlboro had the honor to be called to pre-
side. And, in pursuance of the resolutions adop-
ted by the meeting, herewith hand you copy
of the preamble and resolutions.
beg leave further to state that it is to me
source of pleasure, the humble agent of your
numerous friends, to bear these additional assur
ances of their confidence and esteem.
Your friend and obedient servant,
THOMAS BRUCE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-07-13

A valuable servant man belonging to Mr.
Zschariah Lloyd, was drowned on Friday
night last near the steam mill, at Allen g
Fresh, while hauling sein with some two
or three other persons. He suddenly dis
appeared beneath The surface of the water
without giving any alarm, and it is suppos-
ed tina. he stepped into deep hole.
Sometime in March last servant Of Mr.
Absalom Tennison, who was engaged in
the mill at the Fresh, had his foot caught
in apart Of the machinery, which crushed
and mangled il in such manner as to rem.
der it necessary to be taken of a. the joints
which connect the fore part OF the foo.
with the ankle. This operation was sue
cessfuly performed by Dr.. A. J. Smoo,, OF
Newport, and the servant is now nearly or
quite able 10 60 about sgain.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-07-13

Visitors to PIney Point, this summer
speak in the most favorable terms of the
there.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

NOTICE.

II HAVE: within the past fo1r weeks. taken par
j lic1lar psinsfo have eEery open account on
my books made 81 and presented 70 The persons %
whom they belonged, and also, giren two several
noises 10 allfhose indebted 70 me, On any account
settle their respective dues--snd lake this &C.
ession 70 present 10 hose Who hare liquidalsd
them my sincere thanks:
Bot the principal object Of this notice Is 10 re-
mind those. trust Tor the last tine, who have NOT
paid, that they sEil confer favor On me, II they
viii call and pay on or before the l4fh Of this
month. Alier which time their respective bal
ances will t. disposed Of 10 such way a. viii best
suit my Business transactions
PHILIP cooNs
Harpen-Ferry. Feb. 2. 1854 =
MEMORANDUM / win sell my STOCK
OF GOODS either in whole Or part Whish con
sists Of almost every article kept in; country
store. on COED terms From this day viii close
out my seek stThe very lowest prices for cash /:
and ~ my old customers on time, anE my usual
terms
To an active man. this Is an excellent opporau-
nifty for investment in mercantile adventure;
where S25 coo may Be sold annually al q good
pfoff and the chief of II for cash.
viii renttny STORE HOUSE, which is large
and convenient, with or without the d WELLLNG.
for or gre years or trade the whole for land or
good paper and either give Or receive the difference
in value PHILIP COONS.
February 2 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
Pc L Z R Y
THE coNTENTED MAN.


why need stsiYe and sigh cor wealth.
II enongh for me
That Hcaten hath seat me strength and health,
A spirit glad and free;
Crateful these blessings 70 reeeise;
sing my hymn Al morn and eve.
Ca sonsT, what foods ol riches flow.
House, herds. aaa gold have they;
Yet LIES best joys they never knows
Bat fret their hours away.
The more they have, they seek Increase;
Complzints and cravings never cease.
A vale cf tears this world they call,
To me Il seems 90 fair;
II countless pIeaaures hath for al,
And noie denied share.
The little birds On new -dedxed' wing.
And insects, revei in the Spring
For lore or .. hills, weeds. and plains,
la beanfeous haes are ciads
A nd birds sing far and near sweet strains,
Caught Up BY echoes glad.
'Rise,'' siags the lark. ..,yoar tasks to Plyj"
The nightingale sinss "lallaby-"
And when the golden sun goes forth.
And al like gold appears.
When bloom o'erspreads the glowing eaEths
And fields have ripening ears,
! think these glories that see,
My kidd Creator made for me.
Then loud thank the Lord above,
Add say il joyful mood,
Ills love. iRieed. i Fathers lore
lie wills 10 all men good.
Then let me- ever grateful live,
Enjoying al He designs TO give.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

/" LII b sold AZ ptiraie sale. he Farm known
w blythe neme Of Cedar Lawn, f0rnseEly the res
.deneer Of John T. A. Washingto1, dee IL hing 10
Senerson county, Va, shout ttfse Dlises y W q
ChsTiesiown, 90 he ned leading freq BsfryEitie
20 LeftoEn. aud about oae nile S0nh of he Har-
ptrS-ferrT and SD.ifhfeid tnrnpike ael0ining ne
farsns q John B, Flag. George isIefs 1lns IL L,
Aiekanter. Tics B Washington. Dr. frtllay ena
~cthefss ccgtziBing about 21S ACR - anoai p q
whirk TIRE 10 line timber. The inapEcFsnenis con
sizl handsosne three story Back pEzLt so. LOT
. feel square, VIA t9o story Wing ~ feet oy ~
FEET aiiaehed; Barn. corn-aous n * hp1se, ana
Negro cebs7s, Also, large orchard tsclitise Ap-
PIES. aed yonng Peach Orchard Tectns p planted.
The Lawn and premises generally afeshSely i'm
proved By Shrub5ery and large variety NJ hand
some Ornamertat ard Fruit Tres = tere Is
Cistern convenient and neFer faiiln~ vel pure,
Lilneslone Water about 100 yards tEssant The
farm il shape is near.y square The l4Hd Is IN
fne state Of cultivation. and the soil q superior
quaiiiy L has every convenience 70 saafket, be-
ing il the inmesiats vicinity OF The VI iachester
and Harpers Ferry Railroad, and within or 8
miles ofIhe Baltimore and Dhio Rail-rbaH. The
place IS well known, and altogether is eat OF he
most desirable tracts Of It's size IN hefYalley.-
Persons who contemplate pnrchasing. Esh be in
formed as 10 the terms Of 50 BY consulting me In
person, oTbB letter addressed TO me Al htTlesgown
Jefferson county, Va.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
For himself and in behalf 81 the o&eE eeyisees.
Deer IS, 1e53-lf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
Shenandoah Iron Foundry.

THIS Foundry. situated on The Winchester &
IL Potomac Railroad Ii miles from Harpers-
Ferry, has been rented for term of years by the
subscriber, who would respectfully inform the
public that he is now: prepared to do, in style OF
workmanship which cannot be surprised ifequall-
ed In this Valley, every description of Machinery
and Plough Castings, at short notice
Having been engaged in the business for many
yars il the largest foubdries in the United States,
aud being now determined to devote his whole at
t,nlion 10 the business he is confident that those
who favor niitnl with their work viii at the same
ti:ns be favorng their on interests as his prices
fts Castings shall be as nv as at a-s foundry in
lie Valley.
Orders. from al in want Of Castings Of any des-
cripsion are respectfully solicited.
IL Old Iron taken il exchange for Castings.
HENRY C. PARKER.
Shenandoah CITY Au1 x 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

NEW ARRANGEMENT
Two DAILY LINES BETWEEN BAIT
MORE AND WHEELING
FROM FOR HHEELENG, GIN
CINN4TL. LOUISVILLE INDIASOP-
OILS CLEVELAND. cHc4Gos
TOLEDO. ST I0UIS, &c.
Two DAILY TRAINS. (excePi on Sundays.
viii now Be Iun between Baltimore anu
Wheeling
Leave BaIsinore for Frederick, HarPer.-Ferry,
Cumoeriand. and all the Way places al A. u,
arriving IL Wheeling al 30 n nexteaF.
EXPRESS TRAIN
For Whee ing. stopping al Frederick, Harpers-
Ferry, Aarlinsburg and Cumberland, only leaves
Camden Station, Al ?. M.-Throngh 70 w nee'ins
ia Is hours
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
For Frederick and intermediate points, daily Tex
cept Surdays.) al4PM.
for EliicSns Mills and points East daiiys AeAceps
Sundays a. $50 A. n. and 4.40 ~ ::
From Wheeling al 9.I5 n. and 8 80 r NJ daily
(excepl Sundays, the 6 80 a, ~ and ? Tram ram
not starting from Wheeling on Saturday evening
FEom Cumberland al 30 ~ and r n.
From HaFpers-Ferry al 10 A. y and % y
From Frederick daily, except Sundays Al ? ~
Prem Etlicolt's Mills daily. except snndays)
at4I5, and Ills 4 NJ; and 5 and els ?. n,
WASHINGTON BRANCH"
Leave Baltimore at A. IS and 9 A. NJ $50 and I
Pm.
On sundays. al AHA. NJ. a1d6iO P. NJ.
Leave Washington for Baltimore al and a.
NJ $50 and P NJ
On Sundays, ate A. N and5 P. NJ,
L. The tirsi and fourth Trains from Baltimore
and the second and fourth trains from Washing
ton viii belexpress mail trains, stopping only al
Washington Junction and Annapolis Junction
By order. J. 7. ENGLAND, Agent.
EIanDarv Of 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
New JeMeIry Store.

HNHE subscriber begs leave 10 return his sincere
1Nthanks for the vety liberal patronage he has
received during the last two years he has been en-
gagged in repairing Watches, Jewelry &C., in
Charlestewn. From the many solicitations Of his
friends and customers he has al last met TIER
wishes by offering them good assortment Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
and Jewelry Of every description and will continue
10 keep on hand every hing pertaining to The Jew
ery line. he has arrangements made in such
way that be wlFbe able 10 Gil any order 10 few
days that shall offer, al rates 10 suit the tines
Watches and Jewelry of every description care
fully repaired as usual.
w. T. MCDONALD Ageat
for NJ. p ebay
Charlesfown Nav 10 1953 -SnfT;k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23


4 There Is DO more e6-esnni way q scrnhpiIsh-
JIG yoar * tss ,kan y ezrvssi.g in Re Vzgiaia
FyN Pres
petsoas having negroes 10 hire
I,sfssas wasting - hire
Perscns having houses t4fenl;
PSxsons waning 70 tent HOSES;
I'ersoas seeking empiaynrnt q arr kind;
Persons waning % hsTrow money
Psrs6ns WaIling 70 lead money
Persons = ankinz % ges load;
Persons FanEinz 80 esi ssari-fsi
f-rsons siiing 10 lar lardi
Persons wanting - sell laod;
persons wanting % exchange Fsopesyj
zPefsoD<1 wsntisg clerks. mechanics 90 cones,ies;
Pct<0ns wasting partner
lfeEsens vaasiag 70 dispose efiheIs Business
Aad. in short, anything ioss or Grsns. strsyed Of
sIolen. ana ssoasaad osAey thiags and wants
wSick are daily hlt. can promptly be supplied ~
lheTiaing expense ofSa advertisement 10 TIE Viz
giaia Frse Pres Gsf lac small sam Of ese 1sllar
jar tbink, rssSes. or The opportunity offered
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
Western Yirginla Land igfneE.

TINE Subscribers are Agents fer the sale Of
Il large quantities Of LAND IT, ih& pau Of
Western Virginia, through vhicE ikS Central
Railroad Is In process Of construction. This land,
considered i6 reference 10 soil clifn4e mineral
resources. accessibility. aud the charaser Of the
population owiaseting" 10 that pafi OF the STATE
will gener lily commend itself on exanisaiioD, as
very desirable for investment and residence Al the
Nv prices sndeasy terms at which IL is offered
for sale Full and particular information will be
furn ished 10 persons desiring to pafcEase by
either.
HENRY L, BROOKE, Richmond city.
S. s. THOMSON, Lewisburg, GreenhFier, co.., y
p. 2. cambridge, Lee-Town, jefferson CO., -
October ~ iS53
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
charlestorn, May 10, ,s5s.Esp ii
WHEAT REAPFRS

NF HIN lILI11 EMS. "
THE undersigned having been appointed the
i agents for the sale OF Wheat Respers will al
ways be prepared TO furnish all the vhroas kinds
at the cheapest rates among which wig be found
McCormitk's Improved Virginia Cheaper;
Seymour 4 Morgan's New York; do.
HnsSey's Baltimore !, do
The above Reapers combine all Of BE latest i'm
provements in articles of this kind, snd we are
authorized TO say 70 any one purchasiEg Reaper
Of US that if upon fair trial IT does. not operate
well, the Reaper will be taken back a.4 the money
refunded.
Leave your orders early al the JelTerE1n Machine
Shop and Iron Foundry, at CharlesteVn. Virginia,
so that you may al besupplied with Elis valuable
invention in time for the present harvest
/ Nav 10 1883 THINNER MAN g. co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
notice.

THE cs-partnershfp heretofore existing under the
/ firm of WILLIAM STABLER & BRO,
Is dissolved tiy the death cf the senior partner Vs..
STABLER, All persons having claims against the
late firm nptp The 7th October will Please present
themlo the subscriber and those indebted will please
pay When called upon.
JOHN LEADBEATER,
!S4rrfpfHg partner 81 HIM iStabler q Bro.
The subscriber having purchased the entire in
,sres. II ais late partner, VIM Stabler, will in fu-
tureesrTv oa lac business at Inc old stand, on his
ovnEarcount
t4sv,. Z had the sole management OF The late con-
cernFfor IL nas, .,,. Years possessing all the adj
vantages in purchasing or nanuI.- suIlns goods o.
the best qlaJiky and withsa determination 10 sus-
tain the reputation Of bis predecessors he hopes to
receive share Of the patronage Of his friends and
the putaic. JOHN LEADBEATER,
HAoles0le and Retail Druggist,
Sueeessor to " iEiGm Sfa5ier 4 Bro
iFhRFAx SrREEr, ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
HOOKS |! ROOM&,

EtHE following books are offefed M 81 /,
4 eommodaling terms Is
Cooledges Edition Of Shakespea;4 II
The Bow 10 the Cloud. the Wbits Ne;,s
Gems Of Beauty the Gems 81 lis Hssi'1f,..
Leaflets pf Memory. Fanny Ferns HefS{5
IngersolFs Second War Owls /. 81 4
Headley's Second War. vois I. 4
Weem's Mari II i yVee,n,e ~ sstksL
Miss Leslie,s Cookery NJ MY iss.e
Makenzieh 5000 Recent Rool,. = isssss'
Mason's Farrier bv Sk;nnEr
For saleby i. ari Z. &,
February l6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
Carpentefing and loinering.

TTfHE subscriber returns his most sincere thanks
i 10 the citizens Of Charlestown and neighbour
hood for the liberal patronage Id has received il
the last five years. and hopes TO merit a. continu-
ance Of the same. He is always ready to execute
work at the shortest notice, and will make ii his
interest 10 suit the Times in his prices.
lie has procured setr OF DTaughting Instru-
menis, and having made himself acquainted with
Architecture, he is prepared to Dranght and give
plans and proportions for all kinds Of work 10 wood
He will also make and carve to drder-Capita,s for
columns in the different orders of Architecture at
the shortest notice Always on hand SASH Of
various sizes for windows ri
Those wishingto patronize him viii address him
through the mail or verbally at Charlestown.
~ All orders shall be strictly attended to, and
general satisfaction ri-en a.
WIN. A. sUDDITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
ARargain Wan he Giran

ON Acc oIMMoDh TIN TERMS.
r WILL sell my STOCK OF GOODS, (and
i rent my store house, which consists Of almost
every kind Of Merchandise usually kept in eeun-
try store. will educe the SlockiO S6 COO 20 s6it
purchaser ii desired, ana will give possession un
Inc LIST day of April next.
PHILIP COoSS.
N. B. II win be-to the interest," sol any one wish
ing TO purchase TO make early application
Harpers- Ferry. Jan y. ls5L--f z. O..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
CASH FOR NEGROES.

uvfs.r subscriber is anxious to purchase large
Negroes Of both sexes, sound and
ps-sas Negroes I'd dispose Of viii
eS a.. call before sell
ing, as he viii pay the rsry highs eafh Pres
Heean beseenatihe Bess eley Courts, al "a aTlins7
burg on the2d Monday and al sr,-vville on the 4ih
Monday in each month, and usualiyslhss ,-esidence
in Charlestown.
Aifletters addressed to him will be promptly al
tended to. WMICROW.
Charies,oun. Jan. Is. Iss3-y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

r OyETIsS WHAMPENE This article is
IL recommended as one d the best preparations
For sale b. l. NJ SMITH.
FebruarY le.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
November 3. 1851
Situation as Teacher Wanted,

A YOUNG LADY, who has reeeiYed lihe-
n raj edncaiions is DESTROYS Of procuring siIu-
alton to Teach either In private family or public
school. Satisfactory testimonials can Be given
Application may be made al lhesofiee Of the
FREE PRESS.
November IL. fs53.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
FAN and Winter Clothing,

TINE undersigned having enlarged their Store
Il Room have now on hand al their CtofhjHg
EmporiHm. Tie most superior stock Of READY
MADE CLOTHING ever offered in HarperS-
Ferry, for the present FALL and WINTER trade,
where purchasers can be accommodated with the
following assbttment of
Eseatly-SEade Clothing:
Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts all qualities Drawers
Boots, Hats. three qualities; Rough and Ready
Hats Caps A vesy large supply; alkof which will
be sold on reasonable terms and prices that cannot
fail TO please Also, superior lot OF Silk, Gotten,
and Ginghara Pocket and Neck Handkerchitfs,
Cravats. Cloves, Socks. SuspenderS. Umbrellas,
Canes, Pen Knives Razor SIops &c &c.
IRUNKS5 VALICES q. CARPET-BAGS
To rhis bling the largest stock OF Ready Made
Clothing evero Offered in Harpers- Ferry, they ask
call from all Purchasers DESTROYS Of being served
on reasonableslefms, either wholesale or retail.
NJ b. Pefsons that cannot be aceommod ated
with our present stock of Clothing. are informed
that we are prepared TO have Clothing made 10 or
der atshor notice and guaranteed FIT al The same
low prices.
=. We return our sincere thanks to the citizens
of Harpers Ferry and vicinity for the very liberal
patronage we havereceiFcd and respectfully solicit
a continuaneelof the same, as we pledge ourselves
there shall be hothihs wanting on our part TO render
general satisfaction, both in Goods and Prizes
r. WALTER g. BRO,
Harpers- Ferry October 90 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
Cash FOR Negroes.

T AM destroys to purchase large number Of
i NEGROES for the Southern markets, men,
women. boys, girls and families for \,
which will give the highest cash prices. Or
Persons having slayes~io sell will -
please inform me personally or by letter ~
al Winchester which will receive prompt -RH
attention; or B. NJ. & w L. Campbell. SH H
No. 242, West Prat, street Baltimore.
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
AgsnfJoy r. W. d. W. L. Campbell.
Winchester, September 4, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
school Notice.

A TEACHER WANTED in District No. 4,
IA JeffeT ION county, Va. Apply % Samuel Lick
lideT, Commissioner Of the Dslricf or 10 The See
rotary Of The Board. ~
w &C. WORTHINGTON,
Nov II, 1851 Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
IN CHANCERY.
INOTICE.

TIME Subscribers have avery superior sett Of
Il Saw Mill castings, entirely new, together with
Carriage, RagEheel and Saw Gate, Saw and Fen
der Posts, ineludine every thing coEnecied with
de mos, improved Mill, which they will sell al
private sale on very low and accommodating
terms. Persons wanting 70 build ANIL vculd do
well 10 give Us a. call.
January &c. 1851 ZIMMERMAN eco
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
SECOND NOTICE.

A Il persons knowing ihemselvs. indebted to
day OF February next and 70 pay or make stch ar
engagements as viii he satisfactory, CT their taims
will be disposed OF in such manneras will be best
calculated to suit my business.
PHILIP CooNS.
Harpsrs. Ferry. Jan. I2 Js54-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
PUMP MAKlNaa.

To the Citizsns Of JsferSon. Berkeley, Fred
ericE and Clarke Counties
r AGAIN appear before you a PCMP MAKER,
i and as hope you have not forgotten me 10 that
capacity you will, one and all call on me should
YOU need any thing in that way Please Gallon
me at Charlestpwn or nv son THeaAs J.. BRAsa,
living near Mr.. George B. Beall's on the Charles
town and Shepherdstown Road As | have EN-
ployed him to do the work, pledge pyselflhat al;
Fehrnary -. la5a. 3. G. BRAGG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
virginia. Jefferson CountY. sci

In The County Court, February Term. 1854.
.TRomds Gamnert, and Ellen Gsmnsers In
fdats, under tie age Of 81 yeaSs, By Their
Father and merit bcs. friend, Chyisiidn
! Gummerf, Plsistifs,
AGAINST
HaRnab Matilda Greenwood, ISe5dttian
Eaty Greenwood, James W,sGuenirood,
John NJ Fall and Susan, his rife, Hnry
/ O. Jnseld, John c., Unseld, Benjamin
Unsetd, and - G5-Ore and Mary, his
srie, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
TIME object Of this suit is to ohhsiu Decree
for sale of House & Lot, in Shepherds
.gr- I'D an ont lot in the noFshernpart Of said
,owa. sud division Of The pEOcesds Of sale a.
J, $3.50 S~s, go .,..,,t Il thereto.
II appearing fby saiis. story evidepce That %
Defendants, John G. Unseld, "a - S 10 iana
Mary, bis wiies are not residents % ul's 49,
they are heieby reqaised 10 appear wliasa o1 q
month AFTER disqualification Of tsis oder. aha g
what is necessary protect their IN Sresis. Anu
il is further ordered thar copy Of sthiS Greer be
published for four weeks successfully in isame
newspaper published ID this county, and posed at
the front door oflthe Court House Of this c6uniy,
qn the frs, day Of the nexr Term Of The shid
Court TIA. MOORE. Clcrk-
February %, iS54-E |. Lee pa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
Pickles. pickles.

II HAVE Just received 70 900 superior Cucnm-
i Der PEckles--and for sale 81 75eis per him.
dred. J.F. BLESSING.
Nov
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

TvHE subscriber has Just returned from BALI
III more and Is nov opening vsry 6ne assort-
ment Of Ladies Dress Coos, Cnlicoess Ginghams
ana Irish Linens Also. brown and blesched Mus-
lins. Tickines, which be can sell lower than ever
before Call and see. ISAAC ROSE.
Feb.3 #r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23
MEDICAL LIQUORS.

n HAVE q few more Botlles q Medical LIQUORS,
II such as Porte and Madeira Wine, Punch, Ex-
tract schiedam Scnspps, PALE, Dark. Lavender
and Raspberry Brandy. which will yell low in or
der to close out ny stock % make feom tor other
articles. THOMAS RAWLlNS-
February 2. 1854.