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MEDIcAL D~isPEMsARY.
81 DR. .. ~JoHNsoN'so
MEDICAL D~ISPENSARY

~ aNNH ~ w St1Ho
Between Washington and Adams Streets,
MEMPHIS, TENEEssEE,
Is now permanently established for the treat
ment of patients, both male and female,
who are AFFLICTED with any form OF
VENEREAL or SECRET DISEASES
such as Syphilis, Gonorrhea, elect, Structures
and all Urinary Diseases; byphilitic or Mer-
curiRl affections Of the throat, skin or bones,
orchftis, hernia or rupture; also, the effects
OF 4 solitary habit, TuiuOus 70 the body I'M
mind, producing blotches on the face, uebIli-
ty, mpotency, dizziness, dtmness of sight,
confusion of ideas, evil forebOdIng, aversion
10 society, loss of memory weakness, etc, not
all of these in any one case, but all occurring
frequently IN various cases.
and rheumatic pains cured by a new methOd-
Particular attention paid 10 the DlSEAr rs
OF WOMEN, such as Excessive, suppressed
or painful Menstruation, LnchorrhOeR or
whites, falling of the WOMB, and all trregu-
larities of the monthly periods, causing ster-
ility or -barrenness, and often-times conSump-
tlOn.
The doctor can be consulted personally OF
by letter upon all diseases not requiring his
attention outside OF his once. once hours,
nom 3 Am. TO d o'clock pm.
mh7 D.S JOHNSON, NJ. ..
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Trust Sale,

nY viItue Of a deed Of trust executed to me
- by O. 4. Choate, on the Z3th day OF April,
lS69, for the purpose Of securing certain notes
In said deet recitsd, which deed isof record
In the Registers office OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in book Eo.Il, pages So, -, I VIII. On
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RAILROADS.
TIMETABLES,


KEHPHIs AND LOUISVILLE
ARRIVES. RAVES.
nav Ernrass sos pm. AIS Am
New YORK Express----..- 2:l5 am. E9:45 pm
Nashville Fxpress--.---- $50 am. $50 D m
Daily through trRih 10 ashVtne and Chat
asnooga without change OF cars. Leaves 81
$50 pm: arrives in Nashville am Chat-
tanooga at BsN p-m.n next day.
Depot OF head OF Main street.
Ticket once, zs7H Main street, one door
north OF jefferson.
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Chanesry Sale of Real Estate
TUESDAY, July 10. 1871.

No. 4i09-Msry Hogan vs.. Cornelius Hogan
81 al.
- Y virtue 81 sn order Of sale made In this
- canse. 1 viii sell a. public auction, 20 the
bighesJ bidder, In front OF the CLERK and
Masters omCe OF the SscCna Chancery Court
Of Shelby county IN the city OF Memphis,
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BONDs IN NEW YORK.

New YORK, July 6, 2:25 pm
Market active and steady. Sterling
steady. Gold lOaning fiat. Money
unobanUa6
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Bon Aqua
SPRINGS.

Is NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
i visitors. The celebrated Springs are stu
aied in Hickman county, Tennessee. ten
miles south OF Dickson station, Nashville
and Northwestern hailrUad, at which point
GOOD
will always be in readiness to convey pas
sengers TO the Springs without delay. There
are
FOUR SULPHUR SPRINGS,
one Colybeate. Limestone and Freestone
Water. TIL efficacy Of the waters is not sur
passed by any in the South or west. and the
air is as pure as the air on the cumberland
Mountains.
PRICE OF BOARD:
BOARD PEH MONTH-~-.""-~."~--..SSW
WEEK. .............. ........ 10 90
b" &" ......-. 2 90
Children under ten years and servants. half
price.
ENC 1ESu
DR.. IRWIN. NJ. J. WRIGHT, c. FRANCE, ".
W. MCDOWELL and Hon. 3. H. JOBEs. jeS
N. J. IEIDLIRGS.
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MAIL SCHEDULE.
MENPHI POsTOFFICE-Ohice hour from 8
am TO o pm. Sundays from 9 to 10 am
CLOSES. ARRIVES
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
SATURDAY, July 8, 1874

N IUHBHI5 1UAt o FoFH
In the Second ChanceE Court OF shelby
county, Iennessee.-Ade n. Mcdonald vs..
James A. Wigs ct al
d virtue Of an order Of sale made in This
ID cause. i viii sell, al public auction, TO the
highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters ONCE Of the Second Chaucery COuIt
OF shelby county, in the city OF Aemphis,
Tenn. on
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COTTON STATEMENT.

COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
MEMPHIS, July 6, 1871.
stock, September l, $780,. $3.50
Reed since last statement. Ill
Received previousiy........ sos. 1886, $50
5O7, 74O
Shipped since last st'msnt 264
Shipped previOusly,-....-. sol 1896 -6Ol, $50
Stock at moor to-day...~. $3.50
Imports.
Memphis and Charleston railroad. ..." 90
Memphis and Ohio rsilroad..-"-..-.. 8
Estimated per wagons. -...,.....-,. %
Experts. .F
Memphis and Charleston r~Rilrosd....- "a
Memphis and Ohio railroad ........,....s 10
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cHANCERY SALE

REAL E3TATT.
No. 1861, N. R--First Chaneery Court Of Shell
by county, Handicapped GOepel Ell al. VS..
Adolph Heckle ct al.
10y virtue CT an interlOcutory decree for
ID sale entered In the above cause, Jun IS,
1871, 1 Will sell, at public auction, 20 the high
est bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
OfiCe GreeniaW Block, Second street, in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on
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aEAsoNIC~D DIRECTORY


> DELC hNhs GO6AllheA6L-
o.. f.. BENTOE, superintendent OF Nall
and
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~NOu-Hssldsnt lgofIea

L. STEWART, Clark and Master.
Smith, Sol. for complainant jelS
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Affanhn1anf Nnfiea-

BIZ B. +. CoLExAN, Deputy Clerk.
Scales q MeriWe6ther- Attyig for PId
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European News.

Tl,~, ,,.,. , ,.l;...;,,,,. ...;,, &C ,lo
1,rsn,l >...;,n,I ,s.o,,I,l,. MI, ~ por
l..rv Nm. o.r,. .. ITO. A. ,'rn,hor or
rs,,Is-s rra.o,t ,nj,ofvo 5,v f,r the first
rrlr, meeting Atort three hundred depu-
fas were nrssent Tie OEoopi,ts are firm in
tie belief tlat the Count de Paris will be King
~ France within a G.,a weeks .Tples F,vro
f- ti,csa,r,rl c.ueqorss IN. RESIGNED the
mower. co,fl.i p, them rs ,ho Government
'fV,,i,,,l D.c-rce
I.i, repeateI thatif the terms of peace COM
rr.i,a,el +, confidence bv Eism,r', N .Iples
r.,yrc are nor agreed q, by the National A.
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n. .nu,r A.. .,.,.;-..;.... - ,fo ,...;,.;,.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-18
CONGRESS.

SExArE.-Tbe Committee on Public Lands
reported the House bin to enable honorably
discharged soldiers aud sailors, their widows
aud orphan clil,lren to acquire homesteads on
tie rvbilc lands Of the United States, with
amc,,lmcuts. The entire day was consumed
ia tie consideration Of the joint resolution
Prescribing the oath to lie taken by Mr.. Mil
Ter. senator elect from Georgia The resolu-
t,u was ably advocated ty Mcssrs. Trumbul,
llal and others, aud was finally passed-yeas
-, nays 20.
House. or REPRESESTArIvES.-A btl -
rutcct the loyal and peaceable citizens Of the
South was introduced and referred, after dis
lussion, to The Committee on reconstruction
An cffOit was made to get the Airline bill be-
fore the House, but failed, for want Of two
thirds majority. 1t was ordered that vote
shall be taken o-morrow at / o'clock p 81
ON the bill to amend tie act enforcing the
right Of citizens to vote in the several States.
\ communication was received from the Pies
ideut enclosing telegram from Governor
Haight, Of California, asking the assistance Of
Federal troops in aid Of the State authorities
during the October elections, and the reply of
the Secretary of War, allowing their use.
TUESDAY.
In the Senate, the bill to authorize main
steamship service in the Gulf of Mexico, from
New Orleans to certain Mexican ports, was
passeL-yeas 20, nays 81. Another subsidy
bill for line to South American ports will be
directly introduced, with a fair prospect Of its
passage also. The bill giving to Nicholas P.
Trist, Of Mexican treaty fame, $4,000 for lis
services in the Guadalupe llidalgo negotia-
tions, was also passed.
In the House, the seat from the fourth
Tennessee district was awarded to Lewis Till
man. and $500 were allowed c. A. Sheare
for coutestiug expenses. The day was chiefly
occupied in discussing the cases of the disor-
derby cadets at West Point
WEDNESDAY.
Tie proceedings Of Congress were interest
ing in both branches, and both held evening
sessions. In the Senate Mr.. Morton made a
speech on tue Indiana resolutions withdraw
ing assent to the fifteenth amendment Mr.
Blair replied The speeches were political on
both sides a message from the President,
read I'm tie Senate aud the House. announced
that the test-oa,h repeal I'LL had been suffered
to become law without the executive approx
AL In both houses also the territorial bill for
tie District Of Columbia, authorizing COVER
uor and legislature and other important
changes in the government Of the District Of
Columbia, was reported from the conference
committee, with amendments. In the SEN
ate the report Of the committee was promptly
adopted. The House was engaged nearly all
day on the bin to amend the enforcement act
OF election law, which was finally amended
aud passed by a strictly ATTY vote-yeas IA,
nays Ga.
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rhe New Pension 80.

Il will be seen by The act In an
other column, that but few, &c any. Of tire VII
dows Of The soldiers Of Tie war of 1912 ~ilj DC
beuefciaries. Il requires that they >l'='i have
been married previous 20 the peaee 4 ISIS
that is 90 years ago! A paor rvc,r,litiou Of
the services Of the soldier. Il Is sothkyy that
there are twenty thousand q The Veterans Of
1872 in the whole country. liza soldier served
at the age of Il, he is gov over 7O-most Of
them 20. This county will not probably fur
uish one dozen. CT tie company Of Capt.
Humphreys VIC know Of but three survivors.
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Ladies will find relief from their Headache,
Costivencss, Swimming in the Head Collie, Sour
Stomach, Restlessncss, etc, etc, by taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
Persons living in unhealthy localities may
avoid all bilious attacks by taking a dose of Sim
mons Liver Regulator occasionally to keep the
Liver in healthy action. 1t should be used by all
persons, old and young. 1t is not unpleasant, is
purely vegetable compound, is not injurious TO
the most delicate constitution, and will keep the
Liver in healthy action.
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~ Preslenfs OIeelioas 3 Z.
The following message was sent to Congress
by the President on Wednesday:

The following message was sent to Congress
by the President on Wednesday:
70 t5e Senate a,,l House Of Representatives.
have this day transmitted 60 tie Senate the
announcement that Senate bin No. DIS, An
act prescribing an oath Of office % be taken by
persons who participated in the late rebellion,
but who are not disqualified from holding office
hy the fourteenth amendment 90 the CguStitu-
tiun Of the United States, has become q law
In the manner prescribed by the Constitution
without the signature of the President.
If this were bill for the repeal Of the test
oath required Of persons elected or appoint
cd o. offices Of honor or trust il would meet
my approval.
TIE effect cf the law, however, is 20 relieve
fom taking a prescribed oath an those persons
whom It was intended to exclude from such
Offices and 20 require it from all others. BY
this law the soldier who fought and blcl for
lis country is 20 swear to his loyalty before as
summing official functions, whilst the General
who commanded hosts for .be overthrow of his
government Is admitted 20 place without il. i
cannot afiN my name % @ law which d.scrim-
mates against the uph0lder Of his government.
believe. however, that il Is not wise policy
90 Sccp from Office, by an oath, those who are
rot disqualified by the Constitution, and who
are the choice Of loyal voters. But whilst re-
ieyius them rom an oath which they cannot
take l recommend the release also Of those 10
whom the cath has no application
L. 5. GRANT.
Executive Mansion, February Is, ISL
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supervisors Court.


SHEPHERDSTOwN, West Va.
February eth, 1871.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. Mem
bers present, Supervisors Roderick, HaineS,
Ramsburg and Turner.
Ordered That Daniel IIehebower be noto-
fed to meet the assessor before the Board at its
II 1t meeting.
The motion to permit John r. Ray to quail
fy and take a seat as a member Of the Board
made 10y him at the last meeting Of the Board,
being undetermined, the matter came up for
hearing, whereupon Supervisor Haines pre-
sentcd to the Board the resignation Of said
John L. Ray.
Upon motion it was unanimously ordered
that John d. Staley be elected TO fill the va
cancy as Supervisor Of Shepherd township,
until another be appointed or elected.
After the passage Of numerous money or
dcrS, on motion the Board adjourned to meet
Tuesday, February l4th, 1871.
LARGE LIFE INsURANcE.-Col Thomas L.
Chickeriug Of the firm of the great piano
manufacturers, who died suddenly in Boston
on Tuesday, had $50. 900 insurance on Lis life.
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The Test Oath.

1t seems that President Grant has not APP
proved the bin repeating the test oath, on the
ground that it makes an unjust discrimination.
Would it not have been more gracious in him
it De had given his views? But perhaps he
forgot Il, as he did the question Of general am
uesty when he prepared lis annual message ;
San Domingo absorbing lis entire thoughts.
TIE TEST OATH BILL A LAW.
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CHANGE OF MASTERS !

TIVE R0USS BUSINESS has passed into our
i control, and we accept the Command with tic
determination u run the machine 10 is utmost
capacity!
The business will be conducted upon the most
liberal terms, Offering 10 the people here goods at
precisely ihe same figures as upon counters in
New York offering the great advantage Of lhc
daily changes aud fluctuations in The market there
and the great margins offered by tie numerous
Failures. Bankrnpts, Assignments, Sheriff Sale,
and IN the terrible pressure IN the money mHrkpt
driving millions thrOhgh the piilcss auction ware
houses Of New York. Boston and Philadelphia.
Ten per cent. in the price OF dOmcslcs IN sin-
gle week Is very common thing, and thus by eel
ling everything upon The shortest percentage poe
siblc. can offer advantages known only 20 those
who live in The auction rooms and upon the mar
kct exchange.
We shall convert the di.astcrs Of the former mis-
management into decisive triumphs, ard IL will be-
our aim a. do the people full justice in the way OF
GOOD GOODS a. real panic prices.
We shall ask the patronage Of the pc pie, not
because We fought under the banner Of the "lost
cause by the side Of their gallant sons-but upon
the more reasonable andbusncss-lisc basis of real
merit
The mysterious disaster Of the former manager
engages scarcely moments consideration with
the present leaders, who enter the CAMPAIGN de.
termincd upon short and decisive work
Though living in Nankccdom five years and
having our headquarters there, We are siill yin.
ginians-in every instinct only we have added
those famous characteristics Of that people, ,ecp-
less energy that Oyercomes every obstacle In the
way Of success. and ambition that knows no sucb
word as fail. Under these advanced idcasard up
on this System we have beaten the ! ankce upon
his own chosen ground aud II there are ans OF
them here especially OF old lsrael's unslumbcring
flock we shall make them howl.
The Sergeant Of Co. BIZ will De glad to take
by the hand his old comrades aud will be- special
~ pleased to hsye q call from his numerous ac-
qnaiutincss Of the County. and makes his politcst
salutaton b the people generally.
SETH ". TlMBEKLAKE a co.
CnAs. IT, TlnBEBLAEg, II Rouss Go. BfoDl'n.
Cas-. GARRtTr, Of kou.s, Bell Co., V. y.
Feb. II, ISL
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LOST

an Monday, in Charlestown. or between Char
~ lestovn and Rppon FUR CAPE. 4 libe-
raj reward will be given if left at the Store of Mr.
John l.. Hooh, or az this Office.
Feb. Is, lSTl-3t
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.

OFFICE VALLEY FIRE Iys,, Co., OF W. Va,
Charlestown, Feb. Is, 1871 ]
FINHE Valley Fire Insurance Company of West
Virginia having discontinued insurance and
placed their risks in the Peabody Insurance Com
pany at Wheeling, the undersigned Officers of the
Valley Fire Insurance Company would respectful
ly recommend the /" Peabody" to the friends and
late customers of the g Valley" as a 6rsf-raie,
responsible and liberal Company, having sufi-
GENTLY large paid up eoptal and surplus to enable
the Company to meet promptly all losses.
JOHN w. GRANTHAM, President,
G.. A. P0RTERFIELD, Secretary.
rTNHE undersigned late Agent for the Valley Fire
/ Insurance Company, has been appointed BY
the PEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY, TO
take charge Of the Insurance business of the Val
ley. Applications for renewals and new insurance
will receive prompt attention.
J. ED. DUKE.
Office at the Hardware Store of McCurdy a
Duke.
Feb, Is, ls7l-4ms.
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I HAVE { 900 Grape Roots Of the leading ylria-
ties for sale, Concord, Ives Seeding, Norto d S
Virginia, and Clinton. Mort Of them from las ers
therefore stronger and better than root from cut
tngs.
THOMAS LOCKE.
summit Point, jeff Co., W. Va, Feb. 4, 1871.
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THE Jlyginiq FJ,s Press IS terribly excr-
c.scj in mind, about news from tie Capital.
and 'nsinuates a comparison between West
49,, .5,' az" .t ' Ne, '.'5. .ntoSlf OIL A''.l'
Known land 10 tte jviSrs nm the otber s;i.
oltle mountains, but whose fault is cha, 3
Oac thing. however we desire the IHpHia
..., L'5ss 70 I,''e 3. Der ana ''NN over Is me
..-., -. 80
--'" '''''- ".,,'' ''s wa! "o'o uc o--'"''S
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TO the Public.
Look 10 Your Interests {!

AN me- Insurance man, persons wanting insu.
] rance Fire or Life had better call on me T..
do it-as am the only one representing Gonna.
nies, in this County, who have ans phil ap capi-
f'i worth speaking o. particularly ak the IA
ynr Of call from al those transferred to tbeIs,o
valley Company, assuring them low rates and
safe ri.ks
Feb. n, ls1l-Cm., I. ~ AISQUTTH, 81.
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Fifty-three Acres of Wheat il
the Ground.

One Sewing Machine-Grover Il Baker;
HOUSEHOLD e KITCHEN FURNITURE;
One Cooking Stove and Utensils, new.
Bacon and Lard by the pound. Many other arti-
Giles too numerous to mention.
TERMS.--A Caait of Twelve Months viii be
given on all sums of and above Ten Dollars I'M
der that amount the Cash will BE- required. The
purchaser to give Bond with approved security,
bearing interest from date If paid at maturity
the interest will be RENTED. No property to be
removed until terms are complied with.
WIN. NJ. MYERS.
February IS, 1871.
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To the Farmers.

/ AN authorized 10 buy Wheat and Corn deliv-
/, cred either at Charlestown or 20 Cameron
Depot, and will pay the highest market rates for
Prime Wheat and Corn.
Z. N. AISQUITH, Sr.
Jan. IS IsTl-lm
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Public Sale.

Three of them Brood Mares with foal;
Three Colts, two years old, one year old !;
Four Mich Cows, soon be fresh;
Five head Of Stock Cattle,
Six fine Hogs;
Two good Road Wagons and two good Beds (;
One pair OF Shelyings, new; one Bug gy Rake;
One Water Car, one Gum Spring Drill
One Wheat Fan, Bakers make
One Cutting Box, new ono Buggy;
One Large Meal Chest one Grindstone new;
Two Barshear Ploughs Weilick 4 Weler's
Two Harrows, nearly new;
Two Double Shovel Ploughs;
Two Single Shovel Ploughs;
Double and Thribe Trees;
One Log and one Fifth Chains
Gearing for Six Horses, completc
Six Blind Brides, new;
One Wagon Line, four sets Plough Gear;
Two Moving Scythes, Forks, kakes,
Hoes, Mattocks and ShOyels
One Sleigh and Bells
One Threshing Machine, in good order, with
new Ohio Horse Power;
One Rope and Tackle
Two Riding Saddles-one a Side Saddle;
One Rifle; two sets Blacksmith Tools;
Bellows, new one Ncut Saw, Hand Saws;
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Household & Kitchen Furniture.

among which will be found an Elegant COOK
STOVE, WASHING MACHINE, FEATHER
BEDS, Bedding, dc.
TERMS or SALE:
The Corn and Bacon VIII be sold on a credit Of
80 days, purchaser giving negotiable notes well
endorsed payable at the Jefferson Sa.ings Bank.
On the other property credit TIL the LIT day Of
November, 1871, the notes with approved security,
TO bear interest from date. butif paid maturity
the interest will be rcmited. $40 and under Cash.
No property to be removed until settled for
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. ".
+. II. STROBE.
Wv. Il. ANDERSON & Co., Auctioneers.
Feb. II, lS7l-ts.
Free Press and Shepherdstown Register copy
Spirit.
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Stock, Farming Implements, sc.


Consisting in part az follows:
6 Work Horses, IS Mares, one with foal and
all Barshear leaders.
Fine Riding and Driving Mare, admirably
suited for family purposes;
2 two year old Colts, one by Whale, the other
by the Fitzhugh Lee Horse;
2 No. MICH cows,
Attorney Bull, 4 Hcifers;
20 head of llogs-Berkshirc and Chester;
thorough bred Essex Sow, Goats;
10 head of COtswold Sheep, with Lambs by
their sdcsj
Rockaway and Harness-in good condition.
Seymour a Morgan combined Reaper and
Mower. new,
llagerstown Wheat Drill, with Guano at
tachmcnt, new | Horse Rake;
2 Road Wagons aud Wngon-Bcd,
J Pair Wood Ladders,
2 Pair Grain Shelyings, ? Wheat Fans;
Thrce-horse Barshcar ploughs, tWo-horse
Barshcar do;
Double and Single shovel PlOughs,
Three-horsc and twO-horsc Harrow,
Fifth Chain, Log Chains double, single and
tribe Trees, Forks, Shovels, Rakes, Grain Cradles,
dc.
Also 300 bbls. CORN,
l,500 lbs. BACON, 2 stands of BEES.
I will coll Lat ba tip,o nd Place all M
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\ gain in Market.

I HAVE re-opencd my Market-house at the cor
/ ner opposite the Bank, Charlcstown, and will
be pleased to furnish MY friends and customers
daily with the best meats the market can produce.
and at the most reasonable prices. \ call from
those in want is respectfully solicited.
Fob. Is lSIl-5t. W. $. MERCHANT.
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FOR RENT.

1 RCTIC over Shoes, for Ladies and Gentle
men, for sale by
Dec. 3, 1870. TRUSSELL & LUCAS.
FT1OBACCO-Che and Smoking Tobacco
for sale by TRUSSELL 4 LUCAS.
y EW Brunswick Seed Oats, prime article for
y sale by
Feb. IS. 1871. JAS. LAW. HOOFF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-18

J. D. PorrERrELD, Auctionccr.
Feb II, lS7l-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-18
Public Sale.

HAVING disposed of my Farm, will offer al
III Public Sale, on thcpremses at "uap-Nicw,
"a miles distant from Dutiields Depot, on
WEDNESDA UARCH 1t, 1871,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-18
Household & Kitchen Furniture.

One Large Dining Table One Cook Stove;
One Thirty-six gallon Copper Kettle,
One Large Iron Kettle, One Mahogany Side
board;
And many other things too numerous to men
tion.
TERMS or SALE:
Sums of $40 and under, Cash: on all sums above
SO 4 Credit of Nine Months will be given, pur.
chaser giving Note with approved security with
in terest from date. No property to be removed
until the terms Of sale are complied with.
SOLOMON FLEMING.
Feb. ii, lS7l-ts. Spirit copy.