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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-09

49, nenth OF PhiIip WiIlIams.

PHLIP WILLIAMS, one Of the purest and
best men that ever lived, closed his earthly ca
reer on Thursday last at Woodstock, Shenan-
doah County, Va, in the sixty-seventh year Of
his age
By a singular coincidence, says the HInches-
Ter Times, he fell in the courtroom, within
foat Of the spot from which he had forty-hve
wears before. delivered his maiden speech at
the bar-the opening of professional career
not less successful than honorable and illustri-
Gus.
Asa veteran falls on his last battlefield, 50
he fen in the fray of the forum, amid the scenes
Of many a professional triumph, won without
eDmitv. and borne with rare modesty.
And thus, full of years aud Of honors, with
scarcely pang, the same sweet and serene ex-
preston upon his features, which all so well re-
member. the unsullied soul Of PHILIP VII
L1AMs passed from the Courts Of Earth to
Heavens Chancery; and the Recording Angel
greeted him with a smile for there was no
need Of tear to blot anything from his record,
which had been washed in the blood OF the
/ Saviour he had faithfully served.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-09
DIED,

A,b,- residence in this place. April 6, 1868,
Ms ELLEN J. STRAlTH. aged 81 years, con-
sortnf Or. Alexander Straith. deceased.
This excellent christian woman remained like a
lonely oak Of the forest till all her youthful COM
pauions we're gone. She passed through many vi
cissitudcs but always with patient, hopeful spi-
rit Her strong faith in her Savior and his rich
promises deprived her sorrows Of much Of their
bitterness, and Frightened the days Of her prosper
itv. Her generous and nob,. nature won many
f-iends-her christian patience under the years Of
declining strength and IN health made her exam
pie us.ful and her companion.hip good for those
who love God For long time she suffered much.
but bore ALL panied only bv the TAX which her high
spirit Oh, vas imposed upon waiting friends
Wheu affection, watching could do no more, and
human skil had reached its ultimate limit, death
softly released her from toll and introduced her to
the Zee; Of Heaven. FOR many wears she had been
an hoo'red member Of the Presbyterian Church.
On the End inst. Miss SALLIE wYSONG,
daug hitr "f NJ John Wysong, Of this county,
aged abont 20 wears.
fragile. delicate flower has been transpIanted
from the uncongeuial .oi OF Earth 70 bloom forever
in the garden Of Paradise, where no more can the
rude blasts Of Winter, or its chilling frests blight
its fo-n or mar It's loveness but an eternal Spring
snd unendng sunshine perpetuate it, loveiiness in
that ight abode whose inhabitant shall never say
&c I an sick"
Near Shepnerdstown. on the Goth ult, Of lockjaw.
CHARLES STEWART. son Of William and Mar
"a. ct Small, aged years, months and day.
At his residence, in this county, on the LIST inst,
after brief illness Of Typhoid Pneumonia, Mr..
CHRISTIAN PINEHAR1 aged shout :? vssrs
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MARRIED.

On January 2sd. 1865 bv Rev. A. c. Hopkins
Mt JOHN z. BOWERS formerly OF Co. A. I'd
"a. Regiment, Stonewall Brigade, TO Miss \. T..
ROnEMCH. an Of this county.
On March 5th lS6S by the same Mr. ARM
STRONG 60 Miss HOOFMASTER, all Of this coun-
~
On March llth in this place. bv the same. Mr..
JOHN ". CAMPBELL 60 Miss $. +. HOUGH both
Of Clarke county. Va
AtIaetown March 18th nv the same. Mr.. CHAS.
CLAREEt 60 Miss MARGARET JOHNSON.
Wear Lsetown. April : 1865. bv the same, Mr..
r. G.. COIN. to Miss SALLIE c. OGDEN, all OF
this county.
On tL, 25th nit. bv Rev. John Landstreet, RICH
ARD T.. GRAY. Of Winchester, Va. to MARCIA
RET F.. daughter Of Samuel B. Barker, Of Lou
doun county.
On the 25th ulL. ~ the residence Of the brides
mother. IN Hsdgesyis. Berkeley county, by the
Rev. e. A. Mvtinger. HAMILTON FRENCH TO
Miss JENNIE SPEROW daughter Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Sperow.
On the 2ith ult. bv he Rev. VIM. D. Hanson,
Nr JOSHUA W. LIGHT o. Miss BARBARA |.
MILLER both of Berkeley county.
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0rD FAMILY JOURNAL

rhe Jefferson Co. Building Associ"t'o''
The first quarterly report Of this AsS''''-
ton viii he found appended. II exhibits =
most gratifying condition Of prosperity /"
viii he seen that there have be'n n''o To u"
5rcs interest. bonuses, SC, sa7s9 So. Du-
,;,c tho quarter 10 shares Of stock have been
redeemed AZ an average Of Sl7s.7S' or Ssl.Sz
,..,,,,ro ner share. The aggregate sum OF
re- r-srnirms upon these shares Is Sl.54S.
which indicates a handsome profit 70 the stock
holders whilst the shareholders who have had
,psir shares redeemed, have secured their adj
va1ces upon the most reasonable terms. The
ir,s-es, fines and bonuses lSsl6Sl have near
~ paid the regular expenses Of the Association
lrrice rent and fuel aud officers salaries. tosetn-
or 500. ST; thus leaving the premium for clear
profits. II there are any who are deS'ronS ''
obtaining stock in the Association the oeS'h-
n;pr Of the new quarter is the most favorable
aim, tl,t viii be Afforded for that purpose -
DrtBTFPLY REPORTof tie JsFsr'o" Cora ,.
+. Prr{iug A.-ocia,.oH, lat 4""F'er sA''"y
Nr-rL 9l4f l~t~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-09
Public Sale.

TTNHF undersigned. as Executrix Of d. r. Welsh
will sell, at Public Sale. at the residence OF
Mr.. Henry Moore, az miles Southeast Of Charles
town,
On THURSDAY, APRIL l6, ls6S,
The following Property:
Two good Work Horses
Two No. Fresh Mich Cows,-one with a
Calf by her side;
One six-horse Wagon and Bed,
One four-hOrse Wagon one two-horse Spring
Wagon; two Harrows; Double Shovel Ploughs
TT, bile and Double Trees; Single Trees;
Mattocks Picks. Hoes. Rakes, Grain Cradles
NEARLY new ). one Straw Fork.
Two sets Front Gears. sets Breeding,
Plow Gears. Collars and Brides;
Patent Bee Hives, with Bees Wheat Fan, Ba
ker's make\. one Cart. Wheel-Barrow,
Crosscut Saw; lot ofGrain Bags;
Scalding Tub; Fifty Barrels CORN
Dried pies and Peaches,
Cooking Stove, complete, Androns.
And other articles not necessary to mention.
TERMS A credit until the 4th dav of October
next will be given on all sums over $40. the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security. Sums
Of $40 ard under, Cash. &J-NO property 10 be
removed until the terms arc complied with
ELIZABETH u. WELSH.
Exccutrix of II. b. Welsh.
T. Z. WOOD WARD, AHctioHeer.
March 26. 1868.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-09
singular Incident

A few days ago negro man Of this towniu
passing through thick woods in the county
deserted lying on the ground a pocket-b1ok of
p'e,borc aTTearnce-juiica,jug O rich st.rk
OF baukno With sparkling eyes ami eager
hand. be stopped down. graspsl the tempting
r-zs. examined the outside aud satisfied him
-Ffthat 10 ba5 been the property of some f. =
ora. Officer who had probably dropped s, dg-
pm. the war in the spot where it hal lam uu-
Ios.cl ever since. He then proceeded 20 O-
r-a 5taod explore the treasures which it doubt
@ c1nts.ueI-did So. and flund what seemed
g. Hea thick roll Of " greenbacks. bur. ala,
fr human bopesl no sooner bad he touched
tle rew found riches than the whole ral t'l
o. dust within bis grasp Like Sodoms al-
pes they were fair to look upon. ut ashes aud
rat'eauess when handled Thus DO riches
make o. themselves wings and fly away.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-09
Book Notices

TaE LIFE og JEyFEc>oS DAVIS by F Il.
t.rr,rxp. an account of the public career Of
tr. Great statesman both military and civil
which cannot fail 20 be deeply interesting 20
a., who mourn over q D." lost cause, and admire
he noble heroes who cast life and property ia-
90 the stake for liberty anjIo>talL Ofaltae
sufferer, from the overthrow of the C'n.edera-
-y Mr.. Davis is. perhaps. the greatest who sur
r.,-s-bu- be sim possesses rich treasure DO
e.. love and admiration ot an afflicted, ruined
people WHO hold him cushr.ued ia their hearts.
am give him al that they have left from the
r,v7rez Of va--sympathy and affection. Mr..
Vf-en9. albeit an evitcn, ajmirer and ardent
friend Of Mr.. Davis, gives a calm, unimPas-
stoned and truthful statement Of his views, mo-
tvas and acts. successfully defending him fr.m
the es,umnies Of his enemies, and setting forth
bis character in an It's greatness and nobility.
Uis book ought 70 be in every southern
man, library, and should be read by all who
f,e. interested ia the annals Of a conquered
people. with whose history that Of their great
Ladder is iaseparab'y connected and iuteTwo-
ven.
Vow IS The time % subscribe 20 "TUr
Wo7rD AT HOME one OF the most popular
magazines published; filed with thrilling
tales Interesting histories, instructive hints in
clio house and fashion departments; while the
Tr~s summaries and humorous columns COM
r'a;s the necessary material for first class liz
crazy periodical Published 10y Evans & c.,
SIi Cacs0ut street, Philadelphia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-09
KapalIne Oil.

We have been shown a new burning fluid
designated by the above name, which is nom
combustible, affords beautiful light. and can
be manufactured by any person Of ordinary
sense in a few moments, and at a cost Of about
tweuty-eight cents per gallon! We have
tested this article, and believe that it is fully
what it is represented to be. 1t can be used
in the ordinary Kerosene Lamps, or in the old
Ethereal Oil Lamps
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-09

The S,auu,on Tjndicaior Of the 81 says
that ou sunday last Constable Vim. N. Bush
of W,.1.sb7ro District and posse, arrested }.
Akin. ana Charles Gilbert, tsou-iu-law aud
son Of Nr. Jesse Gilbert, who resides some four
or five miles from this place. on what deemed
wr,j grounded suspicion Of being implicated in
tie murder Of Clristrpher Slower. on the l6th
u',im, A preliminary examination WAS held
I'm Wav9csburo AMI they were committed t.
and lodged 10 Jail here on Monday last.
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold on the premises on the 18th
w day of APRIL, 1868, two Valuable
LOTS OF LAND
About fourth Of mile from Charlestown, on
the Smith6ed Turnpike, one on the North of
the Pike containing about
1o ACRES,
or more, the other on the South Of tn Pike and
opposite the ether containing FOUR ACRES.
These lots are of very great value, and the at
tention Of the public is called to them.
TERMS OF SALE: A third down, the
balance in one and two years, equal payments
with interest from day Of sa and secured on
the Land
Sale to take place at . o'clock ?. NJ, on the
1Sh Of APRIL, 1868.
ANN NJ. RAWLINS.
April .. 1s6s-Spt Copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-09

Published Daily, Except Sunday Journal
National, Independent and COHserrdfire.
UNSURPASSED in Editorial Ability, News
Enterprise the Versatility and Spirit Of its
Contents and devotion to the interests of the whole
Country. Cheapest and most Servieeable Daily
Newspaper extant
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION by mail Sc for
twelve months 50 for six months 81 so for three
months. The SUN has an immense and wide circu-
lation, and an Advertising Medium ITS value rs
commensurate Herewith. A. s. ABEL co.
Sun iron Building, Baltimore, Md.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-09
Circuit Court.

The April term Of the Circuit Court will con-
vene in Shepherdstowu on Monday the 18th
instant. The following is list of Jurors
drawn for the term -
Petit Jury-Edward Rouse, F. c. Brown,
" C. Small. Christian Hammer, VIM Scarlet,
l.. O.. Etchison. Joseph l.. Roberts, +. Is. Haines,
jeremiah Wood. H. c. Fulk, James w. Myers,
Peter Keller, Thomas Turner, G.. W. Bane,
Charles II. Traynor John F. Miller, John W.
Shell. Jr.. AUchael Marquett, John Freeze
Dorsey Tuner, John Cook, w. p. Young, Ill
ram :. Walters. John Fitzpatrick, James j.
Peters. John Mills. John ". Avis, G. w. An
ders5n. John RpuemouS Lewis Castle, K. {.
Johnson. Otho Lewis, W. II. Simpson, q. Ii
seuriug. John b. Hendricks, John Coleman.
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v,HE BALTIMORE WEEKLY SUN.
Bet Eamln Ner.paper Kno,sn.

Best Family New.poper kHoien.
Unrivalled in the world in cheapness and excel
lence. Published every Saturday Morning. In
It's very Department II more successfully meets
the general wants of the people than any other
known weekly Newspaper In cOmprehensiyeness
and variety ii is unsurpassed. Novellettes, Tales,
Sketches. Poetry, Miscellany, etc, drawn from the
best sources, and by the abest writers. grace its
columns from week 10 week; and. besides, II gives
10 the public. in every issue, the latest news from
all parts of the world. 1t devotes especial stten-
ton also to the Farm and the Farmer, and search
ing. as does the Daily Sun. all the avenues Of com
mercial interest, puts forth weekly the most full
and accurate Market Reports.
The weekly sun is published at the following ex-
ceedngly low rates b. individuals and clubs, when
sent FROM one post office at one time:
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Trustees Sale.

10y virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed on the
- sth dav Of January, 1866, by William Gran
than and others Trustees of the Methods Episco-
nal Church in Charcstown. the undersigned, trus-
tees in said decd for the purpose Of satisfying the
debts secured therein, will offer a; Public Sale,
On SATURDAY. MAY 2, 1868,
in front Of the Court House in said town, the
Methodist Episcopal
CHURCH LOT,
with al the buildings thereon This lot is situated
on the alley bounding said town on the North and
running back from said alley to he line of the
Winchester and Potomac Rail Road, and contains
one acre Of land. more or less.
TERMS.-Cash on day Of sale.
JOHN W. KENNEDY,
y. 9. WHITE,
March &c, Is6s-6t-S7. Trustees
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In all cases the money MUST be RENTED 80 nd
rance. small space will be allowed advertisers,
at the rate fifty cents per square for each Insertion
four lines constituting square. In sending re-
nittances for either the Daily or Weekly sun. The
safest method il by draft or post office order. Ad-
dress a. ;. ABEL' a w,
Sun Iron Building, Baltimore, Nd
April z 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-09

The New York Herald says that the PreSi-
dent is arraignei solely on account Of Offences
committed against political party who have
q. mo- case" that is worth the name. The Amer
lean peope, and the world at large, as this re-
msrkahle case progresses, will be led to adopt
the same conclusion, whether all avow it or
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s9s2ss
DrsprpCrVFNTS.
S37s2ss
nrne 10 Me-

--..:......-.,.,l,r, I'm fhs r,r West sent
S'''' '"'l 'e' eli.
20 AeI S'''vl l''''' .,..l -.,.
r.uu-v a book Of hymuS-oue 90 WIN" "
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look reached ITS deStn1u'h' I"c S'S'''
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he' ALREADY received ana ''ele'
.r.. ..-r,-,. ,r rsst " AM needed mo- longer
I'D -'N .--.., .l.,-.,.l-
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Sappington Hotel

This Ho'e. having been leased By Isaac
F.vEE, ESQ. was opened Yesterday and is now
ready for guests Under its present manage
maut We have no doubt it viii revive is for
mer weii-merited reputation. The name Of
tho excellent lady Of ne house and " good Iiy-
liz arc svr0rvrz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-09

Among the list of letters advertised as
" dead by the postmaster at ShepherdStown,
We observe the following: j II. yesterday,
Starry Il Jockey, c. T. Richardson and Thorn
a, Rutlerf5rd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-09
FOR SALE.

T OFFER at private sale, on accOmmodats G
terms, FOUR HORSES and FOUR MARb''
some of which are with foal, and ONE MULE.
Also. lot of GOOD COWS, and variety Of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Having rented my Farm, is my reason for O.
posing of them. +. II. RoCSE>
March IL ls6S-7t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-09
Commissioners Sale
OF
Jefferson Land.

DY authority Of decree Of the Circuit
EF Court Of Jefferson County, issued at the
October term. 1860 and renewed at October
tenn 1867 will offer at public auction, on
SATURDAY, APRIL nth, 1868,
At II o'clock. A. NJ, before the Post Office in
Smitbfcld. valuable TRACT OF LAND,
containing
1876 -2 ACRES,
living within one mile of the town, and on the
Berryville road belonging TO the heirs Of Mrs.
Rebecca Wigginton, sold to pay her share sta
ted in the Decree, Tor as much thereof as It Will,
having been one of the partnersl, of the debts
of the late firm Of Lewis Fry & c.. audited a.
gainsi them in the suit Of David Fry & others
RS. Lewis Fry and others" The land - Of
good quality, part limestone and part sia'e'
and large proportion III timber.
TFPMS.-One third of the purchase money
70 ne cash and the balance III two equal pay
ments Of twelve aud eighteen months, bearing
,,,erest from tie day of sale, with lien on
the PREMISES to secure the deferred payments.
Possession will be given as s. Oh as the terms
are complied with, aud the sale confirmed
". o. MAC0UGHTRY,
Special Commissioner.
smithfeId, Jefferson County, ", Va.
March II, 1853.
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Public Notice.

TENHE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned ha. been dissolved by mutual
consent b. F. Engle will settle all claims against
the late firm. JOHN HENDERSON,
/ Haltown, W. Va. b. ,. ENGLE.
March L 1868
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-04-09
Plants, Roses. sc.

T HAVE made arraD ,1-menu with Messrs. RAN
son DUKE o. which eau supply The citi'
zens Of CharlestoV.n an vicinity with Cabbage,
Tomato, Pepper and other Plants also, Roses
Flowers in pos. Shrubbery, &C., in great variety
The season will begin in two weeks, and will fur
Dish Plants daily.
Orders left with Messrs. Ransom & Duke will be
promptly filed. THOMAS ALLAN,
Mach - iss9-2u. Winchester Gardens
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Wanted

Ty,O hire for one wear a GOOD WHITE HAND
to work on Farm. He must BE- good Wag-
oncr and an experienced hand-a single man IRE
ferred. Enquire at THIS OFFICE.
April 2, lS6S-tf.
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Pew Rents

rTNHE Pew Rents of the Presbyterian Church are
now due A. W. CRAMER.
April 2, lsGS-4w. Treasurer.
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Wanted.

T WANT a Young Man in my Store. aged about
II or Is years-one from the country preferred.
He must be of unexceptionable morals and indus
trious habits, and come with determination to
apply himself closely to business. None other need
make application. W. EBl'
CharlestOwn, April 2 1863.
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NEW PARBEIs SHOP.

T the solicitation Of many NJ nv old customers,
n have again opened my Barber shop in the
rear Of the a'Sappington Hotel" Charlestown.
where shall devote nv best e:i9rts 10 the accom-.
mediation Of the public.
SHAVING. HAIR.TRTMMIyG, sHANPooIyG.
&C., done In the most approved style, and .. thu
shortest notice
sl- Clothing OF all descriptions repcystedi IN the
best manner, and on reasonable TIM Give mo
call. JANIS BRADY,
October 10, 1867.
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A IL PERSONS knowing themselves indebted
Y to me are requested to come forward and
make payment. H. L. nEISKELL.
April 2, 1868.
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Trustees Sale.

10y virtue of Deed of Trust dated Nav II, 1866,
) and executed TO me as trustee by George W.
SPOTS | will sell at Public Sale, at the residence
Of the said Spots, in Charlestown, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15'h, lS6S,
beginning at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. the following prop.
erty TO satisfy debts secured by the said deed, and
,rih the consent Of the said Spots:
One Safe one Dining Table, one Breakfast do.
One Candle Stand and Book Case.
Half dozen Chairs, one Rocking CHAIR,
One Centre Table,
One Mahogany Bureau, with Glass,
Five Bedsteads and Bedding, three Washstands,
One Desk and lot of Books, one Clock,
One Coal Stove, one PIANO, two Lounges,
Forty Yards Of Carpeting,
Three Looking Glasses,
One doz Breakfast Plates, one doz. Dinner do.
One lot Of Glass Ware, two Lamps,
-Four Pitchers half doz. Stone Jars and Jugs,
One Cooking Stove and Furniture,
One Corner Cupboard, one large Kitchen Table,
Two Washing Tubs, three Buckets,
lot of Barrels.
One Wood Saw, two Axes, one Desk,
One Six-Passenger CARRIAGE AND HAIR
NESS, (COmplete,)
One one or two horse CARRIAGE,
One ROCKAWAf AND HARNESS,
One BUGGY WAGON, one ROckaway Body,
One Buggy Body, one lot broken sets Harness,
Two Halters and Chains, one Mcclellan Saddle,
One Bay Horse, one Cow, four Shoats,
Forks Rskes, Shovels, &c.
SMITH TOOLS, BELLOWS. &c.
One Two-horse Sleigh and Running Gear for
0ne-horse Sleigh, one Wheelbarrow.
TERMS OF SALE.
credit of -Four Months will be given on all
sums over $40, the purchaser giving bond and APP
proved security. For that sum and under the Cash
will be required. No goods to be removed until
terms of sale are complied with.
VIM. II. TRAYERS,
/ d PorrERFrELp, Auct'r. Trustee.
Will be added 10 the above sale an excellent
LEATHER-TOP BUGGY, in prime condition
Terms CASH.
April 2, lSGs.
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CINYERSEED.

rS BUSHELS CLOvERSEED for sale or er
Feb. G. isss. JOHN L. HOOFF
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SHINGLES.
WANTED
Seed Oats.

SOO BUSHELS of SEED OATS for sale, a
CUU the Charlestown Depot
March 10, 1868. STARRY LOCK-.
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FISK'S PATENT
Metallic Burial Cases.

THE Case Is octagonal in form, and though com.
posed ENTIRELY or METAL is finished
in such manner Us TO present the appearance oil
HIGHLY POLISHED ROSEWOOD.
They are alright and indestructbe, for protect
ing and preserving the Dead.
For Sale by
G. ". SADLER.
Charlestown, March 5, lsGs-3m.
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New Goods!

JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING AT
g. A. Hamburger " Co. -,
"JEFFERS0N BUILDING"
CHARLEs1owN, W. Va.
livery variety Of Spring Calieos, and l0-4
II Blezched and Uhblesched Cotton,
fine Block Alpaccas,
Figured Pnplins, Delains. &c,
Black and White Balmoral skirts.
C,wISS. Bard Muslin, Cambria and Brilliant Of
y all grades,
Ladies Hose. Gloves, Handkerchief,
knitting Cotton.
.nNE Of the best lines Of Fancy Cas,imeres ever
~ brought to this city,
All the latest sty les Of Goats. Pants and
Vests 10 be found in Che market,
Call and see for Yourselves.
DLACK, Brown and White Hats of every quality
ID ard style.
French COrsets.
Thankful for past favors, we respectfully solicit
a continuance Of the same.
April2 1868. 5. A. HAMBURGER d Gu.
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public sale Memoranda.

On Saturday. April llth, land sale by DIR. W.
o. Nacrughtry, Commissioner.
On Thursday April Is, Stock and Farming lmpl'-
men,. bv Mrs Ehgabeth b. Welsh.-2ls miles
from Charlestown.
On the 18th dav Of April the Natural Bridge
Property. bv Col. J. d. Davidson, Trustee.
On Wednesday, April Is. Personal Property Of
G.. W SPOTS by ". Il. Travers, Esq, Trustee.
On Saturday. April 18th, Valuable Lots, near
Charlrstown, by Mrs. Ann Rawlns.
On Saturday. Nav .. by Mrssrs. Kennedy 4
White. Trustees Church Property in Charlestown.
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The StcEAxRNr OF THE LoRn'SSSrPPER will be
admin. stored in the PRESBYTERIAN Church in this
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Teacher Wanted.

THE Board Of Education Of Charlestown Town
ship wish to employ q competent Teacher 70
take charge of the "Flestyeod" School.
Jznuary 9, 1853.