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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW IOIsN -'k.k1'1>h 1'0' .
NEW YORK, May 28. Cotton dull; sM an. o Oh
- haIes al lsX91 &c. Southern -four quiet ana
<sss.iai change; common to fair extra,
~ - - Rssus.sSSs.S &c S7.15@$1l. Wheat
S6.25@S7.10; good 70 ttiofse r. Eee
less doing; closed shade easier. Corn neayy "a
S2@S5Hc. for new and old western mixed. Coffee
at 6&0194c. for Rio. Sugar quiet and steady al
75s@77sc. for fair 10 good refining. Moasses un.
changed Rice quiet and steady. Rosn firm al
S2.9O@S2. 95.- .furpentine firm al IS 80. Pors
1rmer at II 30 for new mess; Beef quiet Lard
frmer 1t 117sc. Whiskey steady 1T 97sc
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. Nay &c. Flour dull and
SHADE lower; S6.10@f6.40 for family. Corn dull
ESQ roc for mixed. Pork dull !; nomiRaly III z. ST
@S1S. Lard quiet but firm; steam, nominally
lie; kettle, ! 4c. Bacon easier: shoulders, 7Sc.
clear rib, 1Uc. Whiskey firm 1t 93c.
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STORM IN BALTIMORE on MoNDAY.--The
storm did some damage in the city in the
way Of uprooting trees, demolishing fences
breaking window-panes, &c., in exposed
places, and if it prevailed to any extent in
the country, must have been injurious to the
fruit and other tender egetaton.-Ameri-
can.
1t ragged as far as Philadelphia.
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pLUMBING. GAs-FITTINei. De,

PLUMBING, GAS-E1IG4NG, dcs
p EMOV A L.
SHANKS & BARRETT,
PLUMBERS, TIMERS, GAS AND STEAM
FILTERS,
having taken possession Of the large and eommo-
dious store,
1919 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH,
would respectfully invite the special attention Of
their customers and the public In general 70 their
large and we.l-assorted stock Of
STOVES, RANGES,
RkFRIG CREATORS,
WATER COOLERS,
GAS CHANDELIERS,
GAS FIXTURES,
HYDRAULIC RAMS,
PUMPS, HYDRANTS,
BATH-TUBS, WATER CLOSETS,
BATHS, SHOWERS,
and every variety Of TINWARE and MOuSEFUk-
NISHING GOODS, TIN and STOVE NATE
RIAL,GUTTERING,S POUTING,L LEAD, IRON,
and TERRA GOTTA PIPES, &C., &C., wholesale
Particular attention always given to PLUMB
ING, GAS and ST EAM-F1TTISG,1 In their various
branches. Competent statesmen and mechanics
always ready to give prompt attention In every de-
partment Of our business, both In city ana country
All orders for jobbing, &C., promptly attended to
'eS>'e cav SHANKS & BARRETT,
my13-lm 14l9 Main street. Richmond, va.
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noafh of II (symnaSt.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-Richard Risley
Carlisle, known formerly as Professor KS
ley for bis gymnastic ieats with two chnoren;
died Yesterday in an insane asylum.
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The civil-rights bill will most likely be
amended in the House so as to allow all local
districts to decide upon school questions for
themselves. Philadelphia Inquirer.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, May 26.-Virginia Us, DID, So
corsols so. West Virginia's TX. North Caro-
ma a.. new. Is; special tax.5. Bid to-day.
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ZINE PASTrURAGE for HORSES at
owners fisk at my farm, four miles Cei9w
corner Co. and Thirteenth streets or % mSssn Ut
h9ma. FRANK q. hUkflS;;,
NY a5-2tawlm Summer Hill, Ches,erneld.s
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RalfirnOre RaceS.

BALTIMORE, May 26.--Maradoc won the
first race; time, 2:35i. Culpeper won the
second; time, 1851. Artist won the third
time, 1:52S, 1852. Revolver won the fourth
time, 3:433.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

nor NEW YORK. The %EFS
n Old Dominion Steamship Company's ~
.,e,nshjn WYANOKE, Captain COUCH, will Sal
FRIDAY. Nav 29th. at Q o'clock'P. M.
Freight received until O'Clock T. M.
Tbrc,oh bills of hiding signed, anu goods for
,ardeS With dispatch to all points north, south
.east. and west; also, TO foreign perts. -
Psssencer accommodations unsnrpassed.
Fare 20 New York, $l2i steerage, %; round
trip tickets, $40.
SoA G. ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
INV DIST Company's " ha.f, Kockeits.!
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LIFE INSURANCE.
THE FOLLOWING Is TAKEN FROM

4 the Baltimore Enquirer:
"A CODY Of The Pollcy-holder's rocker Inoex.
nv the Spectator Company, Of New DIRK. showing
the Standing and condtIon Of American life insu-
rance campanies for 1873, is befoIe US w r tane
pany Of Virginia, which has recently established
an agency In this city in its ratio 81 asse, 20 a-
NJ losses. among the smallest; OF expenses, con-
Sidering It's age, expenses Of establishment SGanx
Included, the smallest; and In every pH,s
&c its managers and security to Its patrons. The
COMPILER rejects from the assets OF th.s ~
! company as safe and secure as they can be mades
= not conform to the requirements o.
Counting only such as fuIni!e0
- 4Ig - ~ liaoility Is reporteG
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.NOLORED CLOTH FROCKs.

NOLORED CLOTH FROCKS.
am now prepared to offer one OF The greatest
bargains in COLORED CLOTH FRoCkS for
mems wear ever had in this city. Bought at panic
prices, and Will be sold accordingly.
CoLOgED CLOTH FROCKs for sl6 worth $50.
CoLORED CLOTH FRoCKS for $50 worth s2s.
An carly caH D asked st
WN. IRA SMITHS, Ag't,
l1Oo Main street
sipuLLOSG FLAG. my 22-eoo3t
FASHIONABLE
SPRING CLOTHING.
THE LARGEST STOCK 70 be found In tse CITY
or STATE for
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYo' or CHIbDREE's
wear, CUT TASTY, MADE WELL, and for sale at
fair prices ~
100 Main street.
Sign: LONG FLAG my 13
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PoPULAR TRADE. Co.

TETT
The subscribers are constantly receiving supplies
OF those
SUPERB PIANo-FoRTEs
which have given such unqualified Satisfaction 70
peroas of The finest taste and highest musical cnl-
ture. They invite attention to the beautiful ins'r-
nents now ON hand.
PIANOS TUNED by accomplished hands.
nv % WOODHOUSE & PARF.AM.
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KILLED by Lightning.

MAsunusK1S, N. j., May 26.-Mr. Carlisle
and wife, residing at AUGSBURG, were s'ruch
by lightning yesterday afternoon. MIS-, Hai +
Isle was instantly killed, and her husDano i
etill unconscious. 1t is thought he will re-
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FoR P HILADEL . PHI A. !.
Con, ain IITr WIN receive Gceight for the above
norr iii FRIDAY the 29th insts.it ct IL O'Clock.
Freight taken for Wilmingv5n, DEL, ProyiaeaS &c
a. l. and Boston ana 4ai0 rr LiysTpoo au ines
and bilis of lading st2Iep. through. -, a.,
Passage TO Phtlsdep hia, including meSS @n'
state-room. 20: W. & X 0aas I,ocg street,
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CARRIAGES, CARTS, &c.

nR. II. D. TALIAFERRo has removed
j. his residence and Office TO
70. 4O7 ELEVENTH STREET,
between Marshall and Clay streets,
the time for which he was appointed Medical SUI
perin.endent OF the College Iniirmary having ex-
pired. 10y z1-r . : 1A "
nREMIIJM STEAM DYEENG AND
CLEANING WORKS..,~x,
No, s04 MAIN STREET, RICHMOSs,Da, "a
Ladies and gentlemen having ssu s sanestn
CLEANED or nYED Will find u 70 tnen
Wv Work doas a. short notice. and sa1lsia''40'
guaranteed. .nd BLkrKRTs
~ ny M EWES eA'A ], j.. sCOTT.
! ~ aASSo. Proprietor.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. May 25, 1874.
sALEs.-s5, 300 Richmond and Danvfrle Rail-
road e's dns IN 1875 at 81, snd a. 200 Virginia
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nARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 26, 1874.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, MAY 81, 1874.
Sun rises. ....,.... 4.51 Moon sets........ 2.49
sun sets....,,.. 700 High tide. ......... 1.34
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PIANOS, ORGANS, DC.
DIANOSi AND ORGANS.-Just s.
i received, an elegant assortment OF III
the finest instruments In the city, inciuains
AMERICAN ORGANS and the celebrated ~ EbEh
nrices without extra cost for freight, by SLEIGHT
4 HOWARD, Sole Agents, 101 Main street. Ola
pp tsIos TPED 49, my 26-1m
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AIDES AND MISSES SERGE FaE
IL LACE and BUTTON CATERS,
Ladies' and Misses Serge Foxeo anu buss0A gal
TIERS: Co.,.
Ladies' and Misses' French, Black Kid, and sesst
CROQUETS;
SaRHsRsnssSsasnoitas, and other styles OF SLIP
~ ~ sIG SHOES;
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Fob RENT.

EOR RENT, STORE with dwelling a.
l. over same, No. 500, corner Seventeenth Iii
and Clay streets, all in nice repair, having been
NV 27-3t LYME & BROTHER.
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Newspapers and the Mails


day the bill introduced by Mr. Ramsey to
provide for the prepayment Of postage on
printed matter, and for other purposes, is a
copy of the bill recently reported from the
House Committee on Post-O Offices, &c. In its
main features it provides that newspapers
shall 20 free through mails to subscribers in
the same county, and also for the free trans
mission of newspaper and magazine ex-
changes: and it proposes to establish rate
of II cents per pound, to beprepaid by pub
fishers and news agencies, on all newspapers
and periodicals marked by them to regular
subscribers or news agents.
weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-For the New Eng.
land and Middle States, less cloudiness and
north to west winds will prevail, With no
decided change Of temperature, and station
airy or rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
clear or fair weather, with light to gentle
winds, high temperature, and slight rise Of
the barometer on the Atlantic coast.
The Lower Mississippi will fall slowly.
The Lower Missouri and Lower Ohio rivers
will remain stationary, or fall slightly.
Washington Items
WASHINGTON. Nav 26.-Senator Patter-
con. of South Carolina, has received reply
70 his letter relative to decorating soldiers
Graves. concluding thus: "No order relative
70 the decoration of the graves at Arlington
on the aOth of May, 1874, has been issued.
The grounds of that cemetery will on that
day be opened to all orderly persons who
desire to decorate any of the graves within
that enclosure"
up The nomination of James F. Green as
onnraiser of merchandise OF Charleston mas
been announced.
The Judiciary Committee took no action
IN The impeachment cases To-Day. They VII
investigate the Arkansas 1ffair.
The Government Offices will be closed OF
Saturday for at.on-tay. s.,
secretary Richardson's resignation Is i'm
minent. Delano win probably succeed nin'
Edwin Aoosh Bankrupf'
| WAsHIss.ros, May s6.-ln response -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
Blacks VS.. Whites.

Judging from the recent accounts Of riots,
bloodshod, &c, In kentucky, North Carolina
aud Alabama, IL would seem that, instead Of
the hoped-for improvement 10 the status Of
southern affairs that wc have been Tel O. be-
lisve time would bring about, things are grow
iar worse anu worse. In addition % tae riot
iug between Ge blacks and whites Ia Garrarl
county. Kentucky, there is also bloody work
going on in other parts Of che state prinei-
pally among the extreme radicals. And their
journals are seeking 60 make is appear that
these outbreaks are The legitimate results Of
Democratic rule No sane man Wall, fora mo-
msut believe any such s,uG These demon
STATIONS are The legitimate results Of the train
ing of the uueducateI and ignorant masses,
suddenly raised 20 the digui,y Of citizenship,
81 partisan leaders anl carpc,-bagsers always
on Tie lookout for seitaggnndizeneut, and
the em0lumcnts and steaings Of office.
10 the states Of Louisiana aul Mississippi,
according 10 rumcr. there have been some re-
maIkable Developments recently The y. T..
Herald Of Monday SAYS that there is in those
states a secret organization, Permea,ins their
entire limits aud embracing all classes Of socic-
~, whose cardinal principle isl" the Anglo
Saxon race shall rule, 10 spite Of an others. -
When we remember the past. the fact Of such
an association or league as it Is called, cannot
be wondered at The history u The world
shows that al conflicts between races have bad
some such ending. Look az the history Of the
Blacks 10 Hayti. Their constitution prohibits
forever any white man from holding any olice
whatever; and 10 is the bisbes, pride Of their
GTandees % have a white man for driver or
foolman To such a contest as that now going
on in certain states OF the South, there can be
but one result The blacks must 81 90 the
wall eventually. The same would be she re-
sult If any other race were In conflict with lhe
Anglo-Saxon for The supremacy, Be they ever
s. far advanced 10 culture % skilled ia arms
for ,he simple reason that we are head aud
shoulders above any other race on the globe
The rapid, unparalleled advancement and i'm
Provemen; Of this country, as compared With
others in this continents, Is the best proof If
ihe truth Of this assertion.
When the present generation % col5red Pco-
PIE shall have passed away, ana not t.l then.
we are afraid, will a better state of things De
inaugumted Incompeten, % Judge fr them
selves. the vast masses II voters are easily .ei
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
On Saturday, Sept. 26th, lS74,
Six Valuable Lots.

living ana being in South Bolivar in Jefferson
County, West Virginia Tie hotr are elieiby
situated and susceptible Of improvement-two
# them fronting on Union Street. one IN the
3 uudary Street If United States, and the o.
,her three ON the Shenandoah River and in
c,u,iug t>hcnanl. Sireet-in said town Of
Bolivar On one Of them. lot NJ. 5. is
- E'I'lEnc building,
tie Old Garrct, Bake Huusc, the others a c
warrant. \ plat IT the lo's and pr perty has
l,en made jy =. Hn@rl Brown as authorized
o., thc deere, showing their >iz" location and
scdlins sane. which val be exhibited at
the sale en- thu day of sale
IL MS OF SALE Ore-;biFi Cash; one
,hrI ia SIX Mouths, AMI the remainder in
Twelve Mouils-rhc deferred payments to
l,ar Interest irnm the day Of sale-saii Sre-
cial Commissioner tkiog bond and good Secu-
my irm The purchaser " purchasers aud re-
timing the title OF the rperty To- secure tie
same
SAeto commence At L O'clock Noon
ISAAC FOUkE.
Arg. Goth. I87i-4,. Special Commr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
81 FEl.nE.ac Ismilding.
Public Sale.

NBEDIENT q = y, cree of the Circuit Court
! : az Jefferson County. rendered at the April
Term, lS7l. in the chancery cause OF j. q. Shir-
lcy VS. Van Dorm Butt he undersigned a, Special
Commissioner Of said Court will offer for sale at
public auction, On
On Tuesda September %, II.
ut 70 ", in front Of the p. O. in Middleway. JEFF
f.rson County, West Virginia, the following pro-
pcrty:
\ EOT
situated in the town of Middleway, at the june Ion
ot the "a npikc- leading from said town T. liar-
pcr's Ferry and Shcphcrd.town. and on the Worth
eide of the Harp,rs Ferry turnpike. about $50
tect square. and on which are = DIV hLLlNG
HOUSE and a email shop.
TERMS OF SALE ne-thiTd Cash, residue in
two ,qual payments payable in Nine ard Eight
cen Months from thu davoi sale. Title 10 bewith-
held until deferred paym>nt' are made.
Wh. T.. WILSON,
Aug. 29th, 1s74-4t Special Comn'r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
NOTICE.

I HAVE this day disposed Of nv Drug Store to
1 Messrs. Norman F. Henderson Co. and ask
my friends 70 extend them the same liberal en-
enlargement extended myself Nv Books will. at
ter Monday next. be placed in the hands Of Baylor
Wilson tor collection. and hope all will settle
at once, as need money to settle my accounts and
engage in other business.
Thanking all for their avors, I am,
Very Respectfully,
Aug. 70, lS74-5G W. 5. MASON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
O. n. O.. =.
Our New Grocery Store.

TIVE undersigned has Just opened in the Corner
Room Of The new Market House and will keep
on hand everything in the Grocery Line a. well
As all kind, Of Foreign and Domestic Fruits.
Green Groceries. Canned Goods-Pckles. Nuts.
Candies, &c, &c BACON in quantities 10 sut
from slice u full piece, Flour, Corn Meal
Tobacco. Segars. etc.
~ 4 nice Lunch Room will be added. where
Ham. Chicken. Oysters, &C, will Be served by a
gentleman waiter.
Complete arrangements have been made to fur
n:sh families in season with OYSTERS BY the gal
Ion, or in the Shell.
70 Goods delivered within the corporate lin
it,
Terms positively Cash-snd very low prices
guaranteed. ESQ. f. CORDELL.
August -, lS1i-y.
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MANTU AMAZING.

zTIss MAGGIE W. JOHNSON having just
returned from the East with the very latest
fashions and Patterns. is prepared to measure,
"a s,,rronndino country She Is also prepared
n bleach. press and trim Bonnets and Hats or
short notice. She can be found AZ the residences
III her mother. on the Southwest corner o, Liberty
and West streets, Chafestown. Thankful iof
mast favors. she sUicits the patronage oil her oio
customers and many new ones.
frne L. ls14
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One Hundred LIO0l Acrcs

Of that part ot the farm living along the road from
hab.ct1Uu O. WicNiiie Church, and running back
into The iarn no-iaW-stvard o. parai cl line, 80
as O. give IN, above quantity.
Said parcel OF land IA. upan IL M baildings (;
but sn ample supply Of fine timber il admirably
watered and the proper si, Tor 10. buildings is no
The termination of ihc Kabl-town, Bioomery and
Cha lcstpwn turnpike.
\ more particular d. 'cription is deemed unne-
cessary, as any ono Wishing % purchase. will. of
course. examine the premises for him-ci.-3nd Mr..
Butcher, ,residiny the farm and who. With
his vic, unite m the sale, win point out more par
ticullrly, The portion OF the farm % b, sold aud
give any further Information desired.
TERMS OF SALE, bv special agreement be-
tween Oh. plr,ics-Cssh 3 10000 ana he e1pen-
ses OF 'lle-tAe balance of the purchase money e.
BE- divided into three cqlll payment. at one. two
and three years, with interest from the DAY OF
sile-the after payments q be secured by bonds
sad Deed Of trust upon the premises.
&C. Sale % take place about J. O'Clock, VI.
AOTE. Rarely has more productive and At
trscure smslI farm, having Abundance OF Wood
and Water. lacking only buiid.ug-l been offered
tur sale in Jefferson County; and the society OF
the neiS hboi hood is csccllrntll
ANDKEW HUNTER,
August 20. IS7l-5L Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
ZIGzAG ARRANGEMENT.

The Zigng Arrangement, has recently been NJ
doutod. viii b. pu; on only where specially or
dcr,d for which five dollars will b. charged IA
addition TO the regular price.
The change can De- made from figzag to a
straight line; or rice rersa. in 4 moment, without
even hosting The shovcs, and without removing q
bolt. "a Is simple in its construction, ana viii II
easily getout OF repair.
The entire machine is "a nell balanced that the
horses nccks do not become gall q. Tins Is ac-
complished by The manner in which the hopper Il
set upOn the frame.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
Notice.

license 10 sell spirituous liquors having beea
refused me. in common with all other appli-
eaTts. bv the County Court, notice Is hereby CIV
en- that viii be at my place 81 business % settle
sorrard and nav No, and thereby cnsble me 70
meet NV Obligations heavy rent, &c:
JOHN 5. YESTERDAY,
Basement Jefferson Building.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
ELECTION NOTICE.
FARMERS

WANTING fic popular Feruinr knoTn AZ
w "ZELL'S ANNUNiATED BONE SUPER
PHOSPHATE" viii please s9ud DO their orders
directly, IN order o. seclrs 't-ast year the de-
maDd was 20 great tAat those not gigiHg iheiE or
drilling order, and improved On quality Fl possible
Beware OF cheap fertilizers made f0T clubs.
Aug. I, ls7t- O.. J.. y. AiSQUTfn. So.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
18TH YEAR!
Look Veil Before You
Buy.
The
Willoughby Gum-Spring Drill
Is not Equaled by amy in
Use
FOR SOWING GRAlN-
FOR SOWING FERTILIZERS
FOR SOWING GRASS SEEDS.

Il has two gum feeders. working in such man
ner that it will not choke, break the grains, nor
feed in an irregular manner.
II has gum springs that allow it TO SOW over all
Instructions, without stoppage or breaking, put
ting in the grains close np to the obstruction.
1t sows readily. Wheat, Rye, Oats, Grass-Sesd,
and all kinds OF Fertilizer.
1t can be thrown in and out Of gear without
stopping the team.
1t can be regulated in an instant 70 sow great
or or less quantity, even whilst the Drill Is IN mo-
ton.
Il sows up hill, down hill or side hill, with the
same regularity and precision.
1t has surveyor, which shows exactly the n
mount sowu. When the Dill has the hose hoist
ed the surveyor does not turn.
The Dcill has been greatly improved the past
few wears. and the many hundred farmers who
have bong ht aud used the Drill say lis PERFECT.
Among the different STYLES made u suit all
counties. the Manufacturers are building this year
in addition q their regular Drill. one with Ncffs
Ike cart. 80 that three horses NAV BE- wen ked
aJrea.i-;hus suting farmers having sandy and
yielding soil, or very hill, ground. The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
PUBLIC SALE.

4 Commissioner, appointed By Decree ofthe
n Circuit Court of Jefferson County, pronounc-
ed on the 18th Of Jnne 1874, in a cause therein
pending between Sarah c. Shepherd and 9th ers,
Pitts. and VIM. II. lslers Adm'x others. Dits.,
will offer for sale in front of the Courthouse in
Charesiewn, in said County, on the
3Oth day of September, 1879,
that very valuable TRACT OF LAND on which
the late Wm. Isler lived and died. belonging to the
heirs OF 4. lser, and containing about
100 or = ~ creS,
situated on the Turnpike leading from Halltowh
to Kabletown. and adjoining the lands Of Col. K.
=. Chew, Geo. IL. Turner aud others. This is
most desirable, well improved small Tract OF Lime
stone Land and is worthy the attention of all who
NAV need a small Home.
TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the Courts
cash balance in one and two years. equal pay
meuts, with interest from day OF sale-deerred
payments b BE- secured by the bonds OF the pur
chaser and lien on Tue premises. The purchaser
to have possession frou the 1T day 81 January
next sale at l. o'clock. n ;. WHITE,
Aug. 80. leTl-4t. Special Comm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby warned no, 10 ,res7s-s
\ on my VineYaId and Orchard. Tfelawwfil
be enforced against all offender. Parents as
earnestly requested % warn their BOYS or they
MAY be injured. Night plunderers viii receive
special aitention By an armed guard so admir-,
lance on Sundays 10 any person.
Aug. z, ls7f--tL !. J. II. STRAITH.