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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13
Prospects Of Alexandria.

We aye S',d % learn that itis old city, in
vAsh We once had many friends, is about %
experience a renovation Of prosperity. She
las gone through severe ordeal. The re-
opening o.! the Manassas Gap Railroad and the
Alexandria Loliouu and Hampshire Rliroad.
aud The active ,ra5sovcr tie Orange and A1,v-
arira RAILROAD, have given new LIE 20 The
commerce Of the city.
q correspondent Of the National LraEiy.s-
Ger taus notes the rapid Improvement g.
You can fully appreciate the increase u
business here. aud also the immense improve
ucut ia the back country 10 the way 0i rCcu-
perat9n. when I eel you that the total re-e,uts
of corn during the fall e 1865 and sVr'r. T
1856 did not amount 90 forty thousand bushels
40 al. while, since the first Of November. 1866.
% The present time, orer a h1lf million Of b..-
Stsl5 q corn hare been recersd and sod here.
and not hall the crop hasye. beeu sent tor1ar-
ket. owing To- the want of transportation. AS II
has Only been few weeks since the Manassas
Gap railroad has been open, while the Laulouu
and Hampshire railroad only began its trips %
Lses5urg al Monday last Las; fail we had
Only the Orange and AleIandris railroad, while
now we have three lines Of roads penetratiug
Iicg and fertile agricultural regions, with stes-
ueTs . New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore
Norfolk, and several other points. and withal.
the canal trade Of Cumberland. The president
Of the Loudoun and Hampshire railroad. said
flat within few months past, eighty odd farms
had been cod % immigrants sior- ne l,us 6
rel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13
John n. Surratt.

The Washington correspondent Of the Bal
amore Gazette, under date Of the 10th, says:
So much absurdly false matter having been
telcCraphed and written 70 the New York press
about John H. SurTatt, charged with murder
and now on trial in this city, some facts may
not be amiss to go before the public at this
time.
Surrstts counsel expect to prove fully that
ne left Washington on the 4th Of April, ten
DAYS prior 20 the assassination, and never re-
turned until as prisoner; that be knew moth
ing whatever Of it in any form until he read
the account in the papers; that for some weeks
prior TO April l4th he had not seen j. Wilkes
Booth
It is also proper to say, in justice to the coun-
SCI fer the defence, that they appear in response
20 the sad entreates Of the devoted sister Of the
accused without retaining or prospective fees.
The Surratts are penniless. having raised and
exhausted their ell In procuring Witnesses
The delay Of the TRIAL has beggared them.
Further, John II. Surrstt has no knowledge
Of any completely Of any one in authority with
Booth crime Neither has he ever intimated
or threatened that he had any revelations %
make involving other parties. r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13
MARRIED

On Wednesday, the 5th of June, at Leeona, near
Frederick, Nd. the residence of the brides pa
rents. BY the Rev. o. lngle, CHARLES A. ZlM-
HERMAN, Of Washington. d. c., to 0RSENA L.
R., daughter Of DR.. A. Van Camp.
The above announcement was accompanied by a
supply OF the brides cake, and bottle OF genuine
Sunshine Wine" affording US the whcrewithal
toquaf the pure juice Of the grape to the health Of
the happy couple. In the language Of the poet we
hope they
"May gently Goat together,
Ger lifes ever changing sea,
And through calm and stormy weather,
Still in love united be.
and when life's wild dreams are ended,
And their earthly mission done,
Like two clouds ct sunset blended,
May their spirits melt in one"
On Wednesday morning. 9th inst, at Trinity
Church, Staunton, by the Rev. J. a. Latane, Mr..
HUGH l.. POWELL, of New York City, late Of
Virginia, to Miss ELLA, daughter Of DR.. !. T..
Stribling. of Stsunton.
On the Sd inst. in Frederick city, by Rev. d. c..
Flowers, Mr.. JOHN o. GILBERT Of Frederick
County, Nd, to Miss KATE E. MCLAUGHLIN, OF
Harper's Ferry.
On the 4th instant, by the Rev. J. r. Graham,
THOMAS ALLEN, Esq. and Miss MARY S. HOL-
LIS, Gll OF Winchester.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13
Trial Of John Fl. surratt.

Monday last was the day appointed for the
trial Of John II. Surratt, at Washington, on an
indictment for the murder of President Lincoln
on tie 18th April 1865. The prisoner was in
court, with his counsel, ready for trial, when
the District Attorney raised question as to
the Illegal drawing Of the jury. The result
was postponement for the day. Great interest
is naturally excited, and crowds are in attend
auce.
On Tuesday there was further discussion
in the Criminal Court at Washington as 10 the
legality Of the jury summoned in the Surratt
case, and the Court adjourned without deciding
the question. The counsel for the prosecution
seem determined to set aside the pannel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13
For the Free Prer.
The Canada Thistle.
MEssRS. EDIToRs:

MEssRs. EDIToRs:
The Canada Plistle is found now grow
ing at certain places where Northern horses
were fed during the war. 1t would be well
for all occupiers Of lands where horses were
fed on grain brought from the North to make
a careful examination for this much dreaded
thistle In the woods East Of Charlestown il
may be found growing vigorously to-day
Wherever found it should by all means be Grad
icated. Those who find it should take it up
by the roots, and burn every fibre of the root
Ifitis growing anywhere too extensively to al
low Of its being rooted out Immediately, the
tops should be cut off at once, so as 60 prevent
it from seeding. A few stalks maturing their
seeds and sending them abroad on the wings
Of the wind may fix this plague forever on the
soil Of Jefferson. 1t may not be too late 70
save this county from the dreaded pest. 1t
needs prompt and vigorous action.
Respectfully, r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

HoRRIBLE MURDER AT PARKERSBURG.-Be-
fore daylight on Wednesday morning. says the
Parkersburg West Virginia. Times, Mr.. Jos.
Lillicnthal, German saloon keeper, was bru-
tally murdered in his own house, where he was
sleepingalone When found, hisskull was frac-
tured in several places and his throat cut, EVIL
IDENTITY by single blow, from ear TO ear, and
the spinal column nearly severed The knife
with which the cutting was first supposed to
have been done was case-knife used by Mr..
Lillienthal to cut dried beef and cheese 1t
was. however. too small for such heavy duty,
but was left lying near the body, covered with
blood. The other wounds. nine in number,
were apparently inflicted with Ratchet, cleaver
or other heavy sharp insWument Blood had
spirited from the wounds upon the wall and up
to the ceiling. DR.. Coles and DR.. Davis, who
made the examination, pronounced either Of
the three fractures of the skull sufficient to
cause death. In addition to these. there were
several scalp wounds 4 clean cut through
and across the forehead into the brain presented
a terribleappearabce. Thessoon was stripped
Of all valuablos, two gold watches, all the money
and clothiug-an empty pocket book was left
upon the table. On Wednesday evening g
pedler named Aaron arrived AZ Wheeling on
the steamer Bsysrd. who was suspected Of
being the murderer He was at once arrested
and committed 10 prison.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13
Public Sale.

HAVING cold my farm viii sell, at public ssle,
III On THURSDAY, JUNE 90 1867,
all my personal Property, consisting, in part, as
follows wiz
Three head Of valuable Work Horses, one ofvhich
is fine young brood mare No. ] Mich Cows.
two Of which are fresh with Calves; beautiful
young Heifers Improved stock) Calves; Fl ht.
Improved Sheep all young and fat; % head Of
Stock Hogs; 2 fine Brood Sows, with Pigs; l
three-horse Wagon. nearly new Cart. liar-
rows. two-horse barshear Plough, nearly new (;
l three-hnrse Mccormick Plough, new; 2 new dou-
bic and single shovel Ploughs; / set Gears. com
pete for four horse team sets Plough Gears.
Spreaders, bis. Cider Vinegar, Log and Fifth
Chains. trepe, double and single Trees Irons for
set Of Wood Ladders Shoyels. Scoops. Dung and
Pitch Forks, Axes. Planes and Saws. Mattocks and
Picks. Grain Cradles, Moving Scythes, Rake,, 2
GriDdstOncs.
HOUSEHOLD 4 KITCHEN FURNITURE:
One large Cook Stove. with Furniture complete,
nearly new; . large template Stoves. Bedsteads,
Tables and Chairs, and in short every thing neces-
sary TO keep house.
A lot Of CORN in the ear, and nv Growing Crop
Of Corn in the ground. Also, so scres Of Wheat,
Rye and Oats in the ground. A large lot Of nicely
cured Bacop also. large lot Of Poultry. Rye
and Cover.eed by the bushel.
TERMS "A credit Of six months viii be given
upon all sums over Sl0-purchsser giving bond
with approved security. No property to be re-
moved until the terms Of sale are complied with.
All sums If $40, ard under, Cash. The growing
Wheat and Oats will be sold upon a credit Of nine
" DAYS IL the notes paid upon maturity, no
interest will be charged but, If not, interest will
be required from date Of note. Sale 20 commence
at 10 o'clook, at my residence ~ mile. north Of
Middlewsy on the Smithfeld and Shepherdstown
Pike. II. SHAULL.
June 10. 1867
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

MIscoEsTRUED.--We are informed by one
who heard it, that toward the close Of Gen.
Picrce's speech at the radical meeting on Sat
urday, after having soundly abused the Dem
ocracy, in order to round point he proposed
" three cheers fer JEFF. Davis and the Democra-
cy." Il fell like sweet sound on the ears of
the colored population present who made the
heavens resound with their shouts. The dis
comftted speaker called them to order-he was
talking ironically. Again he attempted to
carry out his figure, but no sooner was JEFF
Dsvisa and the Democracy pronounced than the
same desfening shout rent the woods They
were again called TO order, and the speaker
made no more attempts at irony Of that sort.
Loudoun Mirror.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13
Postponed Sale.

Dy virtue of writ Of Fie-i Trc;as issued
- from the Circuit Court.of jefferson Cum
~ at the suit of Renehau & Eirwan Is. Jcseph
Myers and james Myers, will proceed to sell
at Public Auction on the premises in Myers
town, in said County,
| On TUESDAY, 251 day Of JUNE, 1867
| The following Described
PROPERTY, TO-wIT:
Four Head Of Cows, one Heifer,
Three Calves, Ten Head Of Sheep,
Ten Head Of Hogs, Three Shoats,
600 BIS. CORN,
Oats, Rye and Hay,
| Barshear, Double and Single Shovel Plows,
One CIDER MILL,
Blscksm;ths Tools. One lot of Iron,
| Mems and Ladies' Saddles,
ONE BUGGY AND HARNESS,
Bedsteads ard Bedding,
A lot of Carpet Stores, Bureaus,
Cane Bottom and Windsor Chairs,
Book Cases, Clocks, Tables,
Desks, Sofas and Stands,
Sideboard, one Refrigerator,
Copper Kettles, Shovels and Tongs,
Sausage Machine and Suffer,
Andirons, Knives and Forks, &C.,
Also, on THURSDAY, JUNE 9th, 1867,
In the Store Room lately occupied by Charles
johnson, in CHARLEST0WN,
THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF GOODS
or the Store at Myerstown, consisting Of
Calicoes Brown and Blesched Cotton,
Mouslin, Flannels, Hats. Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Saddle Collars,
Whips, Haters, Salt, Nails,
Earthen, Wooden and Queensware,
Hardware, Spices,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Perfumery, TOYS, and many other articles
not named such as are usually kept in a country
store.
sr5-Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
TERMS CASH. No property to be removed
T.w. POTTERFIELD, Sheriff
j. d. PorrERFELD, AEe
June 10, 1861.
Es5-The above Sales will POSITIVELY
take place as stated above.
T. W. P0TrERFIELD, Sheriff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

The Richmond Enquirer says at is a
mistake 10 suppose that "every man who ro,-
unfairly aided rebellion is DISTINGUISHED" On
ly those are DISTINGUISHED who voluntarily aided
in the war, after hart,g previously held one Of
certain enumerated Offices Both facts must
combine. lie must have held some one of the
designated offices pTerj0uS 10 The wdr. and must
besides have taken some voluntary part in
support Of the war. If he held any such Office,
and did not assist in the war, he is not disfran-
chised; or if he assisted in the war without
having held such Office be is not disfranchised. u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

RETURNED HoSE.-After long absence,
during which he has visited many parts Of the
globe, cuct!oneerei in California, in its prim-
eval state. and traded with the Mormons, ar
the point Of life and liberty, our friend and
schoolma;e, P. II. Hootr. IT,, has returned home,
t1ensaSe II the more quiet and genial pursuits
Of life amous bis own people lie was on
change this morning, looking little the "worse
t.r wear. but still hearty, and Iniugling with
Che merchants, Of whom he proposes to become
lg.-4ltrdRirld Gd.sttc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

VIRGINIA RAILROAD CoNsoLIDATIoS-It
seems that the consolidation of the Orange and
Alexandra and Manassas Gap Railroad Com
panies Of Virginia has not yet been completed,
though arrangements are still in progress for
that contamination. Asyet however, SAYS the
Alexandria Gazette, no terms have been made
with the bondholderS Of the Manassas road.
and until this difficulty is settled, no definite
acton can be taken, and no transfer of the
Manassas road to the Orange aud Alexandria
Railroad Company can be made.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

FRIGHTFUL BOILER EXPLoSIoN.-A boiler
exploded in the establishment of Ward & Gels,
sash and cabinet makers, in Philadelphia, a.
bout six o'clock last evening, 1912 SAMSON
street, demolishing the entire building. The
boiler had been complained Of rs not being in
good order At p. m. the engine was stop
ped to pack the engine-piston, and the hands
We're laying around idle, and some had gone
home when the explosion occurred The
building was entirely destroyed. and considera-
BILE damage was done to the neighboriug houses
by flying fragments. As soon as possible the
work of getting out the dead was commenced.
Thirteen have been dug out; six were dead
and two expired shortly afterwsrd. Five are
at the hospital badly wounded. The upper
part of the building was occupied by Miller &
Reeder, calico print engravers. Mr.. Reeder Is
believed to be buried in the ruins, as his part
ner left him in the building shortly before the
explosion. 1t is thought there are twelve
others buried in the ruins The following
have been rescued alive, but greatly injured ;
p. w. Jenkins, engineer; John GERMAN,
fireman: James Todd, George Clark and John
Cushack. 1t is now certain that twenty-five
men were in the building. and that twelve re-
main under the ruins. The bodies of the dead
are so mutilsted that they connot be recognized.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

GREAT Tsor1Ise MATcH.-One Of the most
remarkable trotting matches on record took
place ct Fashion Course, L. l., on Friday, on
which occasion Dexter beat Flora Temples
great time Of 2.25 to wagon. The match was
the second of series of four contests between
Dexter and Lady Thorn, and was for purse
of $4,000, mile heats, best three in five, to
wagons. Dexter won the match in three
straight heats, which were trotted in 2.S2, PA
and 227
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

ToRoSro, C. W, juno A fashionable
wedding took place at st. James Cafhedrai
to-day. VIM. Hyde, editor Of the st. LOUIS
Republican, was married to Miss Benson, .
Southern lady, who has resided here for some
time. The Cathedral was densely crowded
JEFF. Davis, ]. NJ. Mason, Gen. Jubal Early,
Col. Dorsey. and host of other Southern
celebrities were present, Davis. on being recog.
nized, was loudly cheered. The event created
quite sensation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13
NEW GOODS.

r An now opening a Fresh supply Of New Goods
embracing ia part, nice variety of Ladies
Dress Goods. Prints, Brown and Bleached Mu;lins
Ginghams Plaid Domesties, Cassimeres Cotton
AIDES and Linen Goods
ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF SHOES
for Men, Ladies, Boys and Misses; Gentlemen and
Ladies' Fur Wool and Straw Hats and Caps; &
complete stock of Notions. Queensware, Tinware
Wooden, Earthen and Hardware; Carpcting, OF
Cloth and Mating; Patent Medicines, Drugs, Spi
ces and Essences; Yarnish. Paints and Brushes
Spirits Of Turpentine, Linseed, Fiji and Coal OILS
full stock Of Groceries for Harvest
COFFEE. TEA, CHOCOLATE. SUGARS. SYR
UPS, MolGsscs, Rice, Potomac II arring. &C., &c
Itis my purpose TO keep my STOCK complete at oil
times. embracing everything usually found in Z
country store, ard 70 sell at short profits. giving
nv customers the full benefit Of the recent declin,
IN goods Any amount Of Wool wanted az the high
est market prices, in Cash and Trade. Country
Produce solicited.
nzy-A large lot of Lumber on hand.
w. Thankful for past fsyors, ! respectfully so
licit q continuance Of the came.
Duffield's, June 10, 'G7. j. $. MELVIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13
Supervisors Notice.

A Ii persons who wish to take out License
"a for the purpose Of keeping Hotel, or to
sell Spirituous Liquors Wine or Ale, mHst
make application to the Board Of Supervisors
at their meeting
On the 2Oh JUNE, 1867.
Also all persons having claims against the
county will please present them to the Board
at the same time
JAMES Logic, President.
II. c. ESTLER, Clerk.
June IS. IS67-2t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13
III. -. BROWN,

(SuccEssoR 10 J. II. HMsTf,l
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER
in Tobacco, Snuffs and Cigars,
4 LSO, will keep constantly on hand hne a..
n sor:ment Of CAeEiHg Tobacco, Pipe asd
Sfems.
Just received. and for sale, fine lot of The gen
uine old Gravely Brand, CHEWING TOBACCO.
Also, lot Of the choicest brands Of VIRGINIA
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Persons dealing in our line will find II 10 theiF
advantage 20 call and examine orr stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. IT. Wholesate and KefaS.
5s9r- NEXT door 10 Ai.9Hih & Bro.-6Z
Charle.town, Va June 6, 1861.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

Abused NEGRoFs.--At an early hour Tues
day morning hundreds Of negroes from Mary
land and Virginia, who had voted on Monday,
were found sitting about the corners, waiting
auxiously FOR the republican committees TO
provide their meals aud transportation home.
Most Of these hal to rely upon their own re-
sources. The party managers had used them
% their hearts content, and were willing 10 let
them take care Of thenselves- Wash Eptelli-
ye1ccr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13
FRESH ARRIVAL.

EVERYTHING embraced IN large and exten-
II sive GROCERY STORE may now be pro
cured at my Store. al prices lees than anv other n
this town IL Is useless 70 enumerate. as his stock
consists Of erery necs'.ory article for family con
fort Call and examine. W. bB1.
P.S. He has an especial eye TO the wants Of mo
people ~ this soason OF TIE year.
June g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

DEATH OF MRs MAULsBY.-This estimable
lady, wife Of Colonel W. p Maulsby, Of Fred
euck, Nd, died at Hsgerstown on Tuesday,
after an illness Of several weeks She was on
a visit 20 some friends at the above named
place when taken sick, and although the best
medical aid was rendered her disease baffled
AL human skill. Deceased was q lady Of fine
intelligence, and an authoress Of no little merit
FREDERICK ErGminer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

A.. r.. II. RANSOM. ). 3D. puKt'
RANSOM s. DUKE.
DEALERs IN
Agricultural Implements
and Machinery,
Seeds and Fertilizers;
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AT HAWKS COACH FACTORY,
caarlestoxn, Jsssrson County, w. ia,
q DOZEN Moving Snsthes, (heavy, doz: Wal
. dron's English Moving Scythes, COZ. Shyer
Creek Whetstones Single, Double and Thriooie
Coated Rifles 20 doz. Rakes, water hegs' anu
h1 June e 49, 1851 a.0"' '0' Ransom DUKE.
duplicate PARTS for McCormck's Reaper
and Novel; Also for Pages Reaper for sale.
June ls. 1857. RANSOM & DUKE.
- Doz. wALDRON'S English Grain Scythes-
y 81 inch-a superior article, for sale By
June IL. RANSVN q ~ nI'
THE Maryland Selfoperating Spring Tooth
Horse Hay and Grain Rake, the best RaSe IN
the market, for sale by RANSOM i DUKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

The Hagorstown Mail says the stream Of Wis
it0rs from Pennsylvania in search Of lands in
Virginia is unusually large. has made the hotels
quite lively 10 the evening after the arrival Of
tho cars Many Of them aye fsom Lancaster.
Mi8iin, Huntingdon and Centre Counties
Most Of these gentlemen desire 70 invest in
NalLsr lands.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

Reapers and Mowers at Reduced Pri-
ceS.
HAVING secured the agency for the sale Of the
celebrated Excelsior Reaper 4 Mower, which
for neatness. eompactness, durability and quality
of work. we defy competition. These machines viii
be sold with guarantee TO do what We represent.
Call at our Machine Shop and see one end Judge
for yourselves. @a- To secure machine orders
must be sent in early, as the supply islmited.
WEIEICK d WELLER.
Ch.riestovn. June - 1861
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

SISGULAR LIKENEss.-Ihe Washington
Star Of last night says:
Captain John G. Ryan, the mysterious pris-
oner, who was arrested in Mississippi as John
H. Surratt and brought to Washington in irons
and kept in the Old Capitol for some months,
was in court, having curiosity to see the pris-
1uer whose similarity in personal appearance
had led 70 his misfurtunes Surratt aud Ryan
bear enough resemblance 70 be twin brothers,
being about the same height, same complexion
aud color Of hair. same style of features fulluess
Of forehead, manner Of combing the hair behind
the ears, and the same feminine look
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

REMOVALS BY GEN. SCHoFIELD.-Gov. Pier
pont was informed on Thursday that General
Sch0field had suspended from Office John ".
Wilson. a Justice Of the Peace Of the Sixth dis
was also received 10y the Governor from Lieut..
!. l.. Rathbone Assistant Adjutant General,
inf rming him that Gen Schofali has appoint
Cd John Leitch Justice Of the Peace cor the
Third msgisterisl district Of Madison County,
10 place u y. ". Crisler, removed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13
DIED.

In Berkeley County, on the 4th inst, R0SAN
NAH, consort OF Geo. Grim, sq.,-aged rs years
months and "a days.
In Springfield, Massachusetts, or the i4th OF
Nav, REBECCA HARTMAN, aged II years,
months and Is days-formerly OF Loudoun County.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13
REILGInuS NOTICE.

The First Quarterly Meeting for Shannondalc
Circuit Z. ". Church, South, Baltimore Confer
ence) will be held at Shannondale Springs, com
mencing on Saturday, 22nd Of June. Our friend:
will please come prepared to remain on the ground
throughout the day on Sunday The Rev. VIM. s.
Baird, Presiding Elder, is expected providence
permitting to preach Saturday and Sunday.
June Is. 4. ROBEY, p. C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13
Store House for Rent.

Store House for Rent.
rENHE undersigned will rent for one year. or for
longer time If desired, my STORE HOUSE,
located at Leetown, Jefferson County. This build
ing contains commodious Store Room. with two
rooms above. The Post Office is in this building,
and the appointment as p. VI. may be obtained e.
once. GEO. w. NlCLL1.
Juno Il lsGT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

President johnson. Secretary Seward, and
tbejg escorts, returned to Washington from
Raleigh On Saturdaylast, after week 5 absence,
highly g'aii6ed with their reception in Virgin
IA and North Carolns.