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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-01
SUPERIOR C0uaT--SpsCiAl TERM.
Domestic lnfcliclty.
Before Judge Friedman.

II. the Natter orte Application or Jane B1idDtn
Jor the CUSTODY OF Her ChOdren.--This was motion
made by Mr.. Nathan Nesbitt on behalf OF Mrs. Jane
Baldwin, asking that she be awarded the custody Of
her two Children Hewlett and Nathaniel Baldwin,
aged respectively SIX and eight years on the ground
that her husband, Edward NJ Baldwin, was q ba-
bitua drunkard, and totally incapable Of taking care
Of his offspring. MIR. II. T.. Tallmadge opposed the
motion, and Judge Friedman decided that the Supe-
rior Court had no jurisdiction whatever In the mat
ter except TO relieve the children from restraint the
Supreme Court OF the State being the only tribunal
having jurisdiction to award the custody.
Decisions.
BY Judge Friedman
Eppsssteiner Us. Bdyv.--Motlon denied.
IN re Peter Gelt.-Writ discharged and prisoner re-
manded.
.Stuvter Us WiufamS.-0rder for judgment.
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sUnRocAIE's COURT.
NWs and Letters Of Adminissrasisu
Before Surrogate Tucker.

BVIVfe SUfFVHHSS IUCktFs
Wills admitted during week ending July 3i--Jo-
seph Whitfield, John Cahill, Brockholst Cutting,
Michael Spemsn, Thomas H. Gaynor, Florence H.
McCarty, Jean Baptlste, Alexander Thomas Psscoe,
Ralph Glover.
OF Ernst II. Lohmanp, John 0'Connell, Morris Abra-
ham, Hiram ID. Goodwin John Molloy, Margaret
Becker, Frederick Holman, Caroline 0uttman, mar,
garetta Bauman, Cathar,ne Edmonds, Charles q.
Mayor. Aaron Lang, Guy wilson, Elizabeth Poland,
george T. Hambrjdge, Margaret Carlisle. Susan A,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TEE WEATHER YIsTERDAY.-The following record
Will show the changes In the temperature for the
past twenty our hours In comparison With the cor
responding day last year. indicated by the Their
mometer at Hudnut's pharmacy HERALD Building,
Broadway corner Of Ann street,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT couaT-lM BANKRUPTCY
Petitions and Discharges in BauIxr,

Petitions and Discharges In Bankruptcy.
During the week ending on the alst Of July vOlun-
tary petitions in bankruptcy were died by William
Williams, Edwin d. Parkhurst, Charles Il. Balliere
and Arson Martin,
During the same'period discharges In bankruptcy
were received by Avian Il. Preston, Isaac G. Noe,
Garrett yerance and Peter V. Yerance.
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In PRUSSIA the military telegraph Is being reorgan
iAed, WIN the addition OF all the latest improve
ments Already each year such service was IN use
uurin9 tDe great mannuvres and this season SLIM
lar one is TO be also attached First and Second
corps farnee in order to test the proposed altera
tons IN - practical manner.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
OMITTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The Bustuess Of the Fall Terms-Nosicc %
the Bar.
Judge Blatchford will hold bOtn Circuit and DIS
trct Courts on the tth 9Th and It'll OF August for the
purpose OF hearing snort motions aud arguments.
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SUPREME COUnT-SpECIAL TERM.

The Bowling McClclland ImbrogliO-DccisiOn
of Judge CurdozO--The Hhadamnnthus Of
the TOmbs Observation-Disclosures Mo-
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lVeTage temperature yesterday ...Fo51
Iverage temperature for corresponding date last
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Fender, John Greenfield Benjamin d. Hallock, Hen
rieete koehi, Kate Stevenson, Amelia Wells.
FIRST AsIaIcI COURT.

Landlord and Tenant-ImpOrtant DeeisioB-
Acceptance OF Rent After Issuance Of War
rant for Non-Payment Does Not Revive the
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Average temperature for the week. .............
Average temperature for the corresponding week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the
Coal Trade.


At the regular monthly meeting Of the board
Of directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company in Baltimore, on Wednesday 18th
inst, President Garrett made the following
statement in reference to the coal trade Of the
road:
The demand for the seui-Lituminousand gas
Goals from West Virginia, Georges Creek, and
the Cumberland regions having largely incrcas-
Cd, the Baltimore and Ohio Company, in adj
dit;on to the facilities furnished by the COM
pletion Of its double track to Piedmont, has
added largely to its equipment of locomotives
and coal cars. The aggregate of coal trans
ported eastward for ten mouths from the Goth
September, 1867, to the 3lst July, 1868, was
G5S,G tons. For the same time, ended 9lst
July, 1869, loss, 9Ol tons have been trans
ported, showing an increase for that period Of
429, G28 tons, being upward Of sixty-fve per
cent; 2lS, 1913 tons Of this coal having been car
ried 800 miles upon our railway for the sup
ply Of the gas companies of Baltimore, New
York, aud other cities. Coal carryingi interests
in Pennsylvania have urgently pressed this
company to advance materially its tariff rates.
1t has been urged that at an advance Of 81 per
ton, which would now make difference in the
net receipts OF the company Of $4,000 per
month, the great demand for coal would still
cause the full capacity Of the company to be
used. TIE company, however, looking COM
prehensiyeiy at all the great interests involved,
has continued the very low rate which was es-
tablished in the spring of 1868, viz 50 80
per ton Of 1000 poun Is from Cumberland to
Locust Point shipping wharvcs, and proper
tiouate rates from other points. Whilst this
rate is but little over / cents per ton per mile
"a rate deemed by railway companies general
ly 20 be unrcmunerative-yet it is believed
that it will be the policy Of the company to
continue it during the present and approaching
season This policy is directly the reverse of
tha, pursued by the coal carrying interests of
the anthracite regions. The Reading road for
ninety miles, las advanced its rate to 81 50
per ton, thus doubling the rate per ton per
mile charged by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company Notwithstanding the greatly
shorter distauccof the anthracite regions from
Baltimore, as compared with the bituminous
coal regions, yet the rates Of the Northern
Central railroad and other companies have been
such as to Cause, in combination with the cost
of that coal, the price charged to consumers in
Baltimore to be 20 to 50 so psr ton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
AnIndenendent Company.

The SPIRIT says:-A meeting was held on
Friday night Of last week, by tie young men
Of Charlestow0, in HoA's Hall, for the purpose
Of organizing an Independent Hook & Ladder
company. when tie following officers were G.
leeted Pres, u. E. Young; Sec, Al. D.
Barr; Treas, Haines Morris Capt, j. I.
Holmes; Asst. Captain, Thos. Young. \ com
mittee was appointed to draft Constitution
AID BY Laws, and report at meeting to DC
held on Thursday night. Some thirty enrolled
their names. The name of the company is
.' The Independent Rool C Ladder Co@Panyc q
Chalesto,cn."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19

Major Pratt whose case has for some day
Kept New lorEm warike condition, was dis
posed ol Monday by the United States Com
missioner who discharged the prisoner from
custody. About two thousand persons were
present 'ni great cheering followed the an
uouuceueut Of the result. The cause assigned
by the Commissioner, for his action was. that
there were no facts in evidence sufficient
warrant the detention Of the prisoner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
Bitten hy a Snake.

Mr. John Il. Hawn of this place, says the
Sheyherdstorn Register, while working Attn
barn Of Mr.. David Bllmyer near town on
Saturday last, wien in the act oflltinga board
from the ground, he was bitten on the fore
finger of the left hand, by snake known as
the Viper" which was abouttwo feet long
and six or eight inches in circumference, Mr.
II. says the pain was very great, and caused
the appearance of a red streak Immediately,
from the hand to the shoulder; also caused
dizziness and numbness Of the whole system
for several days. lie was recommended by the
physician to drink excessively, and place him
self under the influence Of whiskey; which he
did for few days, resulting in his entire re-
coyery. The snake made its escape.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE,
CharIcstown, Virginia.

rENHE ncHt Session vil commence on Won}oy
Scy,,D,5er l3b. 1863, and close on the last
Friday in June, 1870.
English Branchcs-Mas. FoREEsr.
Latin--REv. A.. G.. IloPKfNs.
Msthematcs and Modern Language
Miss Fry.
Natural Philosophy Chemistry
aud rhy,iology-DR. e. 7. RicHAEDsOy.
Vocal and Instrumental Music
Nfss Y. 7. FoEgFsT.
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage for thorough course in English, the
Languages, Drawing. Music on Piano and Organ.
ni be- afforded. Particular attention viii be paid
90 Music and pupil. viii be- required to PLAY at tho
Musical Soirees when the friends of the pupils can
havo an opportunity "a Judge Of their progress.
Vocal Nu-ic nill be taught in classes as well a.
DIS private lesson.
pal. Mas. 4. ~ FORREST.
july 20, 1862
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19

Hon George II. Penlleton has been nomi-
mated by tie Ohio Democratic Central Execu-
tive Committee for Governor Of the State, in
place Of General RosecTans, declined. Mr..
Psnd!e,ou has accepted the nomination.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19

The corner stone Of the new Baptist Church
to he erected in this place will be laid by the
Masonic Order on next Tuesday week, the
9th inst. The Odd Fellows, Hori Gori's,
knights Of Pythin$, and other Orders, have
been invited to join in tie ceremonies. The
speaker for the occasion will be annouccd here
after. Thcpublic are invited to attend.-Nar-
NnsLLln Era
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
Notice.

4 LII persons having claims against the Estate
of the late ALEXANDER KELLY, deceased,
will please present them, properly authenticated,
for settlement at once Those indebted % Oh.
above estate are requested to come forward aud
close up their accounts without dclly
EDWARD TEARNEl, Idpnriro'or.
AugusL Y. lAGg-It.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
Notice 10 Tax-poya,.s

T HEREBY motif the Tax-Payers !, Grant
| Township !hat ~. lie State and Coun.7 tax for
he year 1859 Is no" due. 1 VIII attend at the
following places 70 receive said tax, at rbieh time
discount OF -5f Ps5 cent will be allowed to per-
sons who pay an 'i''' lax on said days. viii be
In KABLEToWSH, at J. W. walraves, Store,
In RIPPON, at Albeit Jones Store s.. oh
In CHARLESTOWN, at SappipotoD ~ - Som.
TENDER 10th and 18th. wa motel "'F
,.co I. W. POTTERFIRLD.
august 10 i1v'' ~. COPY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
Tu,.npiI1c Notice.

A SUFFICIENT amount Of the capital stock
~ of the Kabletown and Bloomery Turnpike
Company having been subscribed to incorporate
the same. the subscribers arc notified that meet
ing of them viii be held at KABLET0WN on
Friday the 81 Of September, 1869, at o'clock, to
organize and if thought cxpedient by the stock
holders, to elect the Directors and other officers.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Au.,ust 10 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19

George B. Ritter, President Of the First Ma
tioral Bank Of Memphis, has been arrested in
New York charged with embezzling 100000
Of the School fund ofTcnnessee The evidence
against him has not trausrirel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19

4 IL persons who were and still arc creditors
4 Of john F. Shaul, prior 10 the eighth day oil
March, lNjS. arc requested to inform me on orbc
fore the first day OF September next the amount o
their claiml JOHN W. GRANTHAN.
Middlcway, Aug u, lsG2. Tr"'ee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19

August 10, lSe9-St' ''' ~
TRIsIN, sure cure for scrofuIo, 5i.-..e. Of
Kidney, Liver, &C. VS.. N1SOy
TRENCH Gloss gives beautiful pol;.s n La
! dies Children Md ana Morocco Sboos
W. 5. MASON.
7 UBR1CATlNG oil for ThrosLinr Machines.
4 Drliis ana al Minus oil Aaehinery-75 cents
per gallon. VS.. MASON.
A SUPPLY OF, Fresh and Pure Condensed
4 Milk for sale by W. $. NISoV
DURE Salad Oil and fresh supply Of pure and
genuine Spices for preserving and pickling
purposes. W. 5. MASON.
I0,REEN Ginger, especially recommended for
II preserving purposes. A choice lot Of Flavor
ing Extracts for Ice Creams, Jelies. 40 81 70
duced prices. W. 5. MASON.
OSADALTS by the single or dozen bottles
IL Aug. 10. ". 5. MASON.
IN ms. Hubs. Spokes and Axles for Ws,ons =
4 Buggies, for sale by
McCURDY DUKE.
vs,uE Keller Cum Spring Drill. warranted the
best in use. AcCJEbl DUKE.
Tg,UE Geiser ThresLer thrcshes clean and s,rcs
1 the grain. AcCJkDl DUKE.
TTlIIE Baker Fan Mill, manufactured al Wi7cbes-
ter, for sale by MgCJRDl IL DUKE.
HORSE Buckets, Churns, Half Bu.hl and
Peek Measures, Apple Parer, for sale bv
NCCCHDY DUKE.
JOHNS' Paint for painting Tin and Sfprle
% Roofs, for sale by McCURDY GDUKE.
I'VE have received an additional supply of the
w Improved Excelsior Cook Stovts-ali ,iles
for sale low by McCURDi DUKE.
MOOD FOR INFANTS IIecker's Farina. BIS.
eotine. Bermuda Arrow-Roor. Prepared Bar
lev, Rice Flour and CONDENSED Mix.
Aug. -. AISQUITlI 6 WASHINGTON.
! (tARBOLTC Acid for disiufcctng purposes
I This preparation is invaluable at thi. season
! Of the year for the sick ROOM and purifying and
removing stenches from premises,
AISQUITI a WASHINGTON.
4 FULL variety of Tonics tor persons recover
| " ING from illness and those suffering from
| Weakness, Debility and Loss OF Appetite,
Aug. 10. AlSQUITll d WASHINGTON.
TVOILET and Nursery Powder of our own man
uiacturc. We warrant this preparation !rcc
from all dclcterious substances Iii, highly per-
| fumed and equal to the best French Powder For
sale by the pound.
Aug. 49, AISQUITH tWASHINGTON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
NOTICE..

TIE SALE above advertised is peremptory,
and made with my fall concurrence. The pur.
chase money, after the satisfaction Of the debt Sc
cured by Decd Of Trust, viii be coming to me,
and the terms OF its payment will be made known
on the day Of sale. earnestly invite my friends
to come forward and, By bidding for this msstva-
uable farm, prevent its being sold al an uudcr7al-
ne. HAYS MICKEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
Notice.

! IL persons indebted to the estate Of the late
a George Dittmeycr are requested to make
speedy payment; those having claims against the
estate viii present them properly authenticated
for settlement. BARBARA DITTNEIER,
EvccutriX of George Dittmcycr.
AHgnst y, lsG1-lt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
Notice.

4 IL persons are hereby warned against Hunt
! ing. Shooting, or Trcspassing upon ny IRE
misses, as | am determined to enforce the law If
the land against all such violations Of my rights.
d. Z. ARMSTRONG.
August u, ISG9-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
Letter from Rev. Or. Munsey.
Car. of Bal,imore Epi'eepci ReAod;si.l
RolErGmGE ALUM SPaINGs, VA, !
JUlv. 1869.

DEAR tiG. GONDf-- lill-ClcS went m search
of % man. Doa Quixotc " search Of adventures,
Dr. johnson went 90 P-brijeS. I am in search of
health. Cso-eucs .a3 his lantern, Don Qu.Sotc
E., Sancho Pr 81. johnson lis Boswcii-aud
even G.J.Ls-n CruSoe bal Li, man Friday
tUt h5.. neither vassa. Or squire. Yet, q Few
weeks ago. was the snba'tem toHo less a
kright than YOUR iDdciatisable Publisher. ],
;a company with Or. pdsll, or rather DR.. Po.-
sd In company with me. entered tram On the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, aud rearing
through dcst and smoke along this, the crook
eldest. most romantic, aud one of the best built
railroad, iu America went t0 Sir johns Run.
From this place we took coach tur Berkeley
Springs. The attraction here is bathing. 1t
was not long before Or. Poisal and | were on
the margin Of a large bath, ready to bathe.-
4 great splash aud the DoCToB, pJrtly, adj
puisp. svmmctrjc, was buried in the lmpid
pool and rising % the suI.ce swan OF like
,Iiug # life Encouraged by so illustri-
Gus an example. | seized a rope which hung
over the pool, aud swinging out midway, let
40. and my poor bones went plump O the boi-
tom n voCr unfortunate correspondent had
lighted upon an iceberg BE would not have been
more ast0un6ed He ,e.t as il he had realized
the dream of mariners by the discovery Of the
s5pen Polar sea- The Doctor said, Mag
uifccat' His UBijrJ, your correspondent,
dubbed mp, Magnificent" lis chotteriug
laws choppiug the word into unpronounceabio
gutturls. When robel agil, the Doctor
said. ccstat.cal,v.-" Grand reaCtjoR electric
gl0wr A suffering echo, aud a call for an
overcolt. were heard In q ncghboring chair
Sunday came, and the Doctor preached capj-
tal sermon. An old minister OF emjnence in
sister Church said he never heard a sermon
which afforded him more solid religions COM
fort
By the advice Of some friends then started
for Cape May. | went by the way Of Phila-
delpbjl. taking the fast train from Camden to
the Cape. The cars on this road have petit
coats. t. catch the dust rising from the track
rs the train runs. have known pettico0ts 20
90 raise the DUST bat here they lay it. But l
DO not wish % be undcrsto as trying 90 dis
parlgc In metonymy thc Po,rer which some
timcsrajscs the dust; frroNperieuce has taught
me that a gyuecOcracy is the best government
In the world Il is certainly the only govern
meut which withstood the capricjous changes
of fortune. and the revolutions Of all timc-and
toit I pledge lifelong loyalty. For a short
distance after leaving Camden, the train ran
through a glrlen-an Elen-but it was not
LONG before was reminded that | was fallen,
aud that my body was made dust Of the Crouni,
with the tcDleacv % go back to It's primor5ial
element for s70u the train was flying through
q sandy country with jricry and bushy osSes
-uuintcrcsting, hot. and dusty. Sometimes
d Irea ifrrIs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
Lessons ia Music.

INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC on PIANO will be
! given by the undersigned to such rs may desire
his services in Charlestown orits vicinity. \ class
is now being formed.
Rcferepcc, DIR. l.. c. Cordell, 4. L. II. Ran
son. T.. H. Powers. W. W. y. Gillahcr.
For terms, &c. make application to me BY MAX
or otherwise at Charlestown.
WM BURNETT.
Anrnsi ). IsG9-Gm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
Fertilizers.

TURNER'S Excelsior. Turner'S Super phos.
! phate; Maryland Phosphatcs. Berger and
Butt Pbosphates, Wilson's Phosphates, Soluble
Silicate Phosphate, Bone Dust, on hand and for
sale by JAS. LAW HOOFP.
(WAMPI0N CHURN; Peach Parer for sale by
" JAS. LAW. HOOP.
E'XANINE the willoughby Grain Drill before
IL buying any other. JAS. LAW. HOOFF
IMPROVED all iron PAIRING, coring and s,ieing
4 Machine. Every Housekeeper shoud have
one. For sale by JAS. LAW. H0OFF.
August r. 1869.
u OSENDALE Cement; Apple Parers and
IL Siaugh Cutters for safe by
August s. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
II OPE.-H, x, 4, / and y inch Rope for sale
Ii Aug. ;. by JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
DURDICK Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutters for
ID Hand or Horse Power, superior to any in
market. 40 sold last season. For sale By
August 5, 1869. JAS. LAW. H00FF.
CWEEPSTAKE Thresbing Machino-warranted
> 10 clean grain for market faster and bettertha
any machine in q. States. 5 sold this season
For sale by JAS. LAW. HOOP.
August s. 1860.
DOCKET Corn Shelter which will take all tho
1 grains off, either Of boiled or raw corn.
good article for housekeepers, for sale BIZ
Aug. 5. JAS. LAW. HO0FF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
Trustees Sale
or 4 MOST T1LUIBLE And HIGHLI
IIPROHED FARM
In Clarke County, Virginia.

EpY virtue Of a Deed of Trust from Hays
sP Mickey to the undersigned, as trustee,
dated on tue 10th day Of April, 1861, and du-
Is recorded in the county of Clarke, and by
virtue of a further power and authority, cvi-
dcuccd by the Deed Of said Hays Mickey, ia
ted March l7th 1869, in ike manner record
el; and in pursuance of decree of the Cir
cult Court Of Clarke, and now in further pur-
suanco Of a pcrcinptory order Of the military
authorities in Virginia: the undersigned will
proceed to sell at Public Auction to the high
est bidder, on
Friday, September 10th, 1869.
in front Of the Union Hotel, in BcrryyilIc
Clnrkn conntv Va lhnt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
Music Glass;

I WISH to undertake a MUSIC CLASS on tho
1 PIANO-beginning the frs Of September
Pupils in town will attend ct their homes. For
further information apply to
MRS. JOHN \. STIAITH.
August ;, lSG0-it. SPIT copy 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
TANCN AND DRESS BALL At
JORDAN'S SPRINGS,

on TUESDAY EVENING AEG. ..
THE second FANCY DRESS BAIL If the
season will be given at JOrDAN'S SPRINGS
on che Evening of TUESDAY. August 2lth, 1860.
Ample arrangements will be made for the
comfort and accommodation Of Guests. and
every effort made to insure The enjoyment OF
those desiring t, participate
T.. c. JORDAN,
Ang. u, 1869. Proprietor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
Pianos Tuned

rTHE undersigned, Agent Of VIM. Kr,t. "a.
will be in CharesoNn on the l.. ' oS 0y,,
ber Those desiring to have their PEI tho.
roughly tuned, will please leave their orJers at
the Carter dl2 use ~ F. POLSTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
AUBURN SCHOOL,
CLARKE COUNTY, VA,
By p. II. POW ERS,

BY p. II. POW ERS,
i SIect Boarding and Day ScLo& for Boys
V'HE session begins the FIRST MONDAY rs
4 SEPTENBEk, ard closes the goth Of JUNE
with recess Of one week at Christmas
The course Of instruction Is thorough and prac.
teal. embracing the usual branches Of an English
and Classical Education.
~ For terms and other particulars. apply for
circulars 10 i. II. POWERS.
Berryville, Clarke county, Va.
RETEREscrs.-IlOn. Andrew Hunter. n. s
Whit, Esq. Rev. w. I. Leavcll.
July %, lsG9-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
Why VALUABLE lid DESIRABLE
TRACT OF LAND.

formerly the residence Of 4. ?. Pendlcton. and
now Of Hays Mickey. situated on the Berry
vile and Charestown Turnpike, about four
miles from the former and eight from the lat
torplacc. known as the Eastern half Of the
ralnhrIinl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
sheep for sale.
EARNIERS!

YysURE your Wheat 10 Stack, as well as yG,ar
noy,ses and BARNS. and encourage the IaHey
Insurance Company of Jefferson county, W. va,
Inst started under the most favorable aus
nces. (. NJ. Aisquith, the Local Agent, VIII eI a
ON Won in person on the subject, ana De ;lI
experienced man in the business WIZ
your papers correctly
Iuly Is lS69-4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-08-19
Ang. y, 1869.

GrEARS Fruit Preserving Solution, for Pre-.
' serving an kinds of Fruit, Jclli.s. Sriced
Fruits, Tomatoes, Cider. Wiuc Mix. SC. One
bottle will preserve rs ID. Of Fruit Il saves The
expense of sealing or air tight iaIs or cans This
preparation was extensively u.cd IN this county
last reason, and gave universal sltisflctinn For
.Sc 10y AISQUITH d WASUINGTON.
Juno ID.
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Public Sale
OF
Personal PRopERYY.

'INllE undersigned wishing 10 close Up his farm
ing operations. Offers for sale nj public auc-
ton, ON bis farm miles south of Middleway aud
three miles west of Summit Point, on