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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Az a spccisi communication Of En- Branch
Iolce No. SO, \. +. & \. Masons, held - Dut-
f.lds, April l2th, lSSo, the Ll.oN tng preamble
and resolutions commemorative 90 the death OF
Pro. Vim. T. Alexander, j. d., were adopted.
WurrFag, Ia the disastrous IRE at Duiiclds on
fbe morning of the l0ta Of April. our Lodge with
an it's furniture, regalia, etc, wss DESTROYED; and
WurnEAs, By the falling ot the wall the even
,r- aftar orr beloved brother, Dr.. WIN. +. Alex
arler. ggas wounded, aud about o'clock, \. 81,
on the llth, brcathed bis last
Re,oired, lst, That N these eTea-s ot Divine
Providence we recognise the reouke and chasiea-
..- q or Uearenly Father "Nho ruleth ia The
armies of Heaven and doeth His pleasure among
the inhabitants of earth ;
end. That this Lodge would bow in humble
Submission 10 the viii Of God no doeth 4 u things
after the counse! OF his own infuite wisdom, truth
Sid. That tbs Lodge would no; only PIT upon
H. records an expression its loving esteem for
the character and worth of car deceased brother,
bu, under sense Of proper affection viii cherish
I'm our hearts the ils,iug memorial OF bis worth
as a man and as a mason
An That in this sudden and solemn affection
NE tee, called upon o. admit the summons OF our
Divine Master t. our CrSit to 20 forward with
the work which he has laid cnt Tor US on the
Tressel-board Of his word confident thatin due
time He By his grace and favor, NIL call us from
labor to reircs hment;
5th. That this Lodge expresses its unieigned
and earnest sympathy for the family OF our de-
ceased brother, and hereby pledges its Masonic
tft,th honor aud love for bis widow and chiidreni
cih. That the members OF this Lodge wear the
usual Masonic badge Of mourning for 80 DAYS;
-th That these resolutions be Published IN the
papers OF the COUNTY, and that a copy Of the same
be furnished the family Of The deceased, aud also
that they be put uren the record: Of the Lodge
WM. N. DECN, ". Master.
JKo. y. Eyalr, >cc'y.
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rIrs. John J. Abel.

Fsidsv morning, ct half past four. Mrs. Bettie
Abell wife uf Mr..John J. Abel, died after long
period OF delicate health. Mrs. Abel was porn
p Stegruburg, CulpePper county, virginia July
1Gth, 1920. Her father was Captain Ner~ethet
Thomson, VINO was well kncwn IN Virginia
Mr. Charles N. Thompson, of 81. Joseph, IS her
brother. While Mrs. Ab,l was yet chuo'
Jauain Thompson moved % Jefferson county,
Virginia, where the family resided Tor many years
until the parents passed away and The chi'c'eh
we're scattered. Mr.. and Mrs. Abel were mar
ritd on MAY 18th, lS4l, in Charlestown, Va
They lost several children before they came IRON
their native State aud one daugh liter died here
Since then they have been chrdcss. But MIS-
Abel adopted, almost in infancy, her niece
Martin THOMPSON the daughter # Gen. NJ. 1eli
sThoalr,rn She is now Mrs. Martha Bailey. In
her log life Of nearly sixty years, more than
twenty-five of which shespeut here, Mis Abel
gained The friendship and love OF every one win
N HON she came IN contact. No lady hhd more
friends or friends who luy,d her more. sac Was
all her life q woman % crca, pic:y. Nor was
hors a mere rigid adherence 20 a consistent 'ne
90 conduct. NutheI religion permeaiCd her "ho'e
life ia such q wav Us To make her disposition Pc
cuiariy sweet, aud her lie joy TO herself ana =
cou,;ult o. ala Who knew her. IRON Youth % orc
aSc she was gentle, loTable. true woman. 90
uca-chi and pleasant was her late that II was
imnuss,6le for her 20 make enemy ana hcr
nc.uliutluccs sooa became tIiends. She hat
long been a quiet but devoted member oil the =
piscJp1. Church. Every worshiper at Christ
Clgrch knew her, and gained continually
resLcr .t,eae,h IRON ,her unpretending zesl.--
Her haud aa1 never slack IN doing good, and nc
charity appealed 70 her in vain. Iae funeral was
prceei.cd ,,ste day afternoon at Christ Church
ns. Huucis p1u q teaching tribute to hcr christ
ian character, which had for so long time been
a light aud i1y 90 the Church. The large attend
ancc aud toe weeping at mary = icuds told the
severe .oss that they suffered. The coffin was
beautifully decorated with aoral offerings OF the
lady friends of thc deceased. After the sermon,
thepail-bearcss, Messrs. j. G. Hull, |. W. Lin
coin, J. c. Evans, 4. II. Saxton, James Nay ana
+ b. SNYDER, bore thc coiiiu T. The hearse.
long procession followed il T. Mt. Mora. There
beside her daughter al that was mortal Ct
tue and noble Christian woman was laid 20 rest
Her memory will not soon die. Her place cannot
be filled. But her aged husband and her reIa-
tiyes and friends have her HE as = precious mem.
ory and BIER example as a guide. She Las gsiaec
the eternal hiessedness of which her peaceful
iiewas the prcudc.-St. Jo'ePh No. gazette,
iprif llfi.
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Church Notes.


Rev. T. b. Shepherd viii preach at the
Baptist church at II O'Clock on Sunday morn
ing, 2jih instant. =,
Rev. B. 5. Highly was confined to has
bed by sickness and unable to meet his sP,-
pointments for Sunday last. Rev Jpo' W.
Tongue supplied Lis pulpit at Beulah IN 'ne
afternoon.
4 Young Mems Prayer Meeting" has
been organized. Tie first meeting was at the
Presbytesian Church last Sunday afternoon
The next service will be in the hpscopai
Church next Sunday afternoon at = O'CLOCK
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
was administered in the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday morning bst by the PASTOR Kew
4. c. Hcphins. Rev Dr. Scott preached on
Friday morning and night and Saturday morn
ing
There will be no preaching in the Pres
by,erian Church on Sabbath nex,-the pastor
being in attendance upon Presbytery at Bun
ker Hal
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DIED,

Near Zion. in this COUNTY. on Sunday morning,
18th instant, Mr.. SIDNEY LEACH-a6out 40
years OF aye.
In Harrisonburc. April 10. 1850, Mrs. CORNE-
LA TABB SOUTHWICK, in the 30th wear OF
her age. wife of MrP F. SOUTHWlCK and
daughter Of G.. W. Tabb, ESQ.
Ia Shechcld.town, April l9th. 1850, OF "
phoia- Pneumonia. SIR. THEODORE HUNTER,
aged about 50 years. lie leaves wife end Two
chlldren.
1t .hc residence Of herparents, in this place.
on Sunday night, April 18th. 1850. OF congestion
az the lungs. MARY EVAN DORSEY daughter
OF B. f. and NJ. Z. Dorsey aged years,
mnnIhs and ten dAAs.
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TrARR1Ep.

A,the Parsonage of the NJ. Z. Church, South,
in his place. on We'd nesday evening, April list,
1850. bv Rev. J. \. Register, Mr.. WILLIAM H..
COCKRILL and Miss MARY +. AVIS, daughter
OF Capt John Ayis-all Of this town.
At the residence Of Mr.. John II. snyder, ~
cbenberd.town. On THURSDAY, the 18th Of Aprh,
lSs0. by Rev. W. C. Eggleston, Mr.. DAVID
MAGAHA, OF Shepherdstown, to Miss LOU
MASK, of Baltimore.
In Trinity Episcopal Church. ShePh ;to"n1'
on Wedn, sday, April 18th. 1850. by Rev. DR.; d.;
p. Hubbard. Lieut. ". A. SIMPSON, OF the 3na
Reg. Artillery. L. :. Army, 10 Miss LAD N
MORGAN LEE, only daughter OF Mrs LAZY T.
Lee, of Shcphei dstown
4, farpcrt, Perry. az the residence Of Mrs.
Trail. Anil lst. 1850. by Rev. W. G. Campbell,
Mr. JACOB SICKLE to Miss SAlLlE l..
LOCkE-both of this county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

Colonel Withrow, President Of the
Board Of Directors Of the Hospital, with Co.
". L. hearu, Of Wheeling, DR.. Cdmpbeli, Of
Parkersburg, Hon. c. NJ. Bishop, Of Preston
county. Col Grantham, Of Jefferson county,
aul Messrs Lewis. Rliston and Lively, OF
Weston. held a meeting Of the Board at the
Hospital on wednesday aud Thursday. The
Board. we are informed, was much pleased
with the progress Of the work, end male the
necessary arrangements for Tie completion OF
the bulli0g during tue summer. Il Is
thought that by the 1T Of October there viii
be ample accommodation FOR all the Insane III
the State. As soon as the building Is CON-
pleiel the applications now pending for adj
mission Will make tie eutge number of insane
m the Hospital over Eve hundred. 10 view
of this large increase OF patients, the Board
appointed Dr. Lewis, Of jefferson county "a
Young gentleman from the Baltimore Medical
C,uectl pad Assistant Physician, at a salary
OF $500 year DR.. Lewis comes highly
recommended, and only accepts the small
salary offered with view of better preparing
himself or his pruless!1D - lissioR Dan.
Last Wednesday Col. Boyce, Of Virgin
10, aIe4 Do AA- isltt go AlN NtNtN Nt NNp N''~~'-
Court ct inia cmny. or record, tie first aud
second ulo1t-aecs oa tie Shenandoah Valley
RaIgad. Tie 9o,isesec. aud trustees uamcd
IN che Instruments are the Fidelity Insurance,
Trust aud safe Deposit Company Of Phi'aiel-
phia Tie hrs, moll---s IS dated April lSt
and IS 10 secure tlr sgn Of - 295 600, or
$4,000 a un.e Goa 50 Rii.ts. THIS amount IS
% secure tie bauds issued 'oT tic construction
Of single track road The second mortgage
is or 81 $50 eco. 90 SO eco ler mile for the
sjjjiiuoai expense Of making double track,
shoul ute Ice uale These two mortgages
relieve tie r.aI of an former membranes,
some &C wli,h have existed 10 Virginia for
some ,j,ae aud ex,culs The lien to tie portion
Of the road lying 100 this State They are We
~ large documents, the two toee theT comprl-
sin. seycniy-liue printed pages. They have
O. be ackuowle edged and recollei in each co-n-
iy through which the roal passes.-HdJers-
fa-a lfgif
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,A!l.MIlN0UIA!I'E i
= 9 n r
PNlSP IIIIE |!

We ca;m That it gives rapid and vigorous
growth a. the plant. forcing 1t to overcome the
effect Of worms aud insects, and at the same time
retains those more durable proper ties which pro-
ducc the grain and cause the ear TO mature.
Lest. however. we should be saving ton much
ourselves. We viii refer 20 few testimonial let.
tiers received from some of the best farmers Of
jefferson and Clarke counties, who gave our
Fertilizer sair trul last season, in many instances
usiac il by the side OF the old, familiar, high
priced articles.
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slenherdstown snmmagy.
Erom the Rlgi,tcr:

Rrom the Register:
Jack, the celebrated drummer of Cris-
wells Caracl Baud, snl son Of Mr. J S.
Saee,z. severely cet h;s nigh; knee With q
chipping ha,clet On "Wednesday Of last week.
Alice, little daughter Of Prof d. ID.
Peadlctou. while PLAYING with some compan-
ions at Shepherd College, fll and severely
fractured he boues Of Ley night forearm, on
Thursday .ast.
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Plants

FElHE undersgrcd ii prepared 10 supply all
Plants H. seas0n-luch as ca bI-e, Tomato,
Pepper. Sweet Potato, etc, etc Healthy, w.
gofvus Plants Of the best ictics arc such a. /
furnish and they can be- relied Epon.
\ n. WOODY.
Church Ill.," Charles;oEn.
Apfi 10, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

Jlnuarv 70, 80.
Pear Sirs.-Thc Nmmoniated Bone Phosphate
for Corn which purchased % you las. spring,
and used, found most satisfactory in result.
would highly recommend it 70 farmers. 0bjec-
tions have been made as TO its being TOO light.
found no trouble from this cause in using H..
Respectfully, il. II. LIN ~.
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\ legacy Worth Having

The Doctors have given yruup yon have
tried an the medicine ever beard of for Dys-
pej.~ia. Try ooce IRON BIirERS; it not
satisfied your money will be returned. y
Jus. received at Goldsmith's Double
Store Is Pieces White and Fancy 4 81 81
Mauinss. lull stock Of Carpets aud Drusseds
and Spring Stock Of Madras Goghams. Cali
COOS. Tieuas. Hamburg Embroidery, and Lace
Curtains. Orr new Stock Of laces consists
OF Tofchar. Dcute!le. Maincs. Llngucdoc,
Breton. Italian and Russian. Our Stock Of
Ladies Straw Goods far early Spring is also
ready. Above goods have been bought before
ieceut advance Respectfully.
j GGp>NfrH.
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The Virginia Free Press,
The odd Family journal
CuAnLssrowS, Arru p. 1850

,frs G.e Coz ,.e owuer. Call aud set liz
lec.arcr.
We 3rc indebted to some friend for a
Catalogue q ,lc University Of Virginia Tor The
hty-siNji scssiou-lo,9 so. The private
summer course Of Law Lectures by Prot Minor
Will commence July s:h and continue two
m1a,hs.
Drs. Bviue;on and Castlcman have cn-
tened inf co-partnersbip for the practice Of
medicine ct DDmelj> Depot. DE-. byins,on is
r3 stranger to that community. aud Mr, Cas-
uemau SIC have DO doubt. VIII soon cSmnend
Iims,l. O. tle good graccs 0s ;aat excellent
people
Nc- rs. Duke & Gal'ahcr on Tuesday
slippcl lotof tiuwork 90 GIcencasi.e. Pcau-
sv.aria. fr the celebrated Willoushby Drills
manu- ficturcI by j b Crowei Is Co. Oar
famous are Investing largely 10 these drills
and 20 VIII De gratifying o. them o. know that
some If cur artizlrs are finding employment
iu applying pants far these drills.
Nr. Il. a. Alexander. Agent nc tins
,isccnstie T,ua of Hartford aui tie Pea
lty &C Wheeling has paid the iu'i amount
of insurance. ty those cuupari-S- 81 COO ou
Dr. urawtausn's stock AID $500 Goa tie Iem-
1cgaucc Hall &C DuheJds. respectively; and
v,l promptly meet ilc $1,000 rsS OK tue
,i,G, rsau Naiu1, 90 Mr. ps s'e,k.
How'd Hopkins Of OnmcocS-a re-
Lust young uau--on a wager ate twenty-five
hr-e-s.ze mylasses cakes aud tLeu went 90 a
well.rc and topped 90 With good thugs usa-
.l'y dispensed cu such occas.als. Daring tie
..t,ff DE- MAS y.r.al.tl boo tle lr1peIY ni "a cone
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24
Charlestown, Jan. II, 1850.
LsPPsTT q 60.

Mcssrs. I.ppitt K Co.,
Gentlemen The Amm0nated Bone Phos-
phat. ol your own manufacture, which | used ON
my Corn last spring. gave entire satisfaction. !
used it 90 poor land aud gotta good crop which
niaturcd carly and cared finely. can recommend
i; 80 a frsi ate r. ticlc. Yours truly.
HEPuANlAII BANE.
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ga Kablctown. Jan Is. so.
Dear Sirs ~ uscd threc-iour,hs OF a ton %
your Ammoniatrd Bone Phosphate on 30 acrcs Of
Corn last wear. made 10 barre! crop. !
think iii eond phos abaic and shall il again
This wear. / am. Yours truly.
WM. OpIE NORRIS.
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I ANA allmg zap my stock of goods to
sui; early Spring trade. BY usual lows prices
will rule. Sole Agent for pets CFn Solvent.
{ have also received is 600 fcetof Prime Yell
low p.ac Lumber, which oaer 60 the market
alta low p-ice. GUo. II. lAGLLy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

Scr.Jaer's JIaggs'ae fox May has been
received from IT'S publishers, Scribaer e Co.,
New York. II is an excellent magazine. us
froutspiccr. a likeness 90 Edgar A. Poe alone
0cir. worth more tban The pr;ce of whole
81 luuc. or it gives q more ,;yi.. aaJ mu.e COLI
rcct impression 81 Tint remarkable man than
could De obtained from Luulnd- Of pages e
biography The picture is supplemented with
200 interesting paIcr ou Zoe, by Mr. q. l..
Sledrau. Amurg lbs other couientS are
Tae Younger Painters Of America, The Grow. D
90 W.ua tut Printing. Continuation 81 Peter
tle Grelt. Notes of Walker, the conclusion
% louisiana c.hliuuatiou 90 the Grat-
i,,>igos. Econ, mital Defects TO Christian Mis-
Sous. ania iUil. interesting aud instructive
clitui1. department.
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rEABLE end Pocket Knives, Plated forks and

Unable and Pocket knives, Plated orks and
spoons, tor sale by
DUKE & GALLAHER.
FULL Stock Of Tinware Of our own manu-
Y faciure. Special attention given to Tin
nOoling and Spouting. Repairing Zone pre,npt-
~. Duke & GALLAHER.
LII kinds Of Garden Seeds, Seed Potatoes
"A and Choice Flower Seed for safe by ms,
DUKE a GALLAllER.
CtPADES, Spade Forks, Eakes, Hoes. and other
= Garden Tools for sale by
DUKE Il GALLAHER.
FULL Stock of Hardware and other goods
4 in cur line just received and 10: sale by
ppEE& GALLAllkR.
90 X EGS Wheeling .ails Just received aud ior
sale by DUKE L GALLAHER
Apri. 10, 1850.
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Gentlemen Il used come OF ycur Anmouiaicd
Bone Phos 2hate on Corn last spring. am much
pleased with IL. II made a tine crop OF COIN
The Corn upon which used your Fertilizer was
decidedly better than that upon which used
higher priced article immediately adj lining.
expect to use il again. ...
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Plaster.

WE are nnw grinding very supr.for article
w ofNOYA SCOTIA PLASTER. Plaster q
be- available must D.. fireiy gro.od. and When 20
ground is the best application known IN agricul-
turc I force on the growth II Clover aud other
grasses. Our Pioster q erfra hns, and Fe are
prepared to supply the retail trade. and alsy %
M d..foaf ordcrs ~ ca, ioad!cis 20 iow prices.
LlPPiTT x 60,
Mar G. 1850 ClarlcgtGUn.
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SrEr.r. Cn.aLlsroas.

NEATSFOOT OIL. Fish OIL. Liuseed Oil, Lard
y OIL. and Coal oil $50 degrees test. Snid BY
CLIO. 7. LIGHT * CO.
IDEAS, Beans, and ali bulk Seed sold by
ESQ T. LIGHT 4 co.
EAENTSITES : Boih Furniture and Diving
NaaIlb sold CHEAP by
Clio. l. LIGHT 4 60.
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Cement.

W. = hsre on hand Stock % fresh ROUND
W TuP and ROSE fDALB CEMENT, which
.y. offer low fpv Cash. iiffIll q "
Mar C., lSsu-
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Ladies' Dress Gods,
Ready-Made Clothing

for Men and Boys. Suits made to order and fits
Guaranteed. beautiful assortment OF CASH
meres. Cot,onades and Jeans, tents Furnishing
Goods Il nice assortment, such as Ties, Scarts,
Hall Hose Handksrchieis, Shirts, Drawers, Get
lars aud CUTS, a.. Our Notion department is
filled To oyet lowing Fancy Ties, Lisle Thread
and Kid Gloves, Hosiery Of all kiuds-in fact
eyciyihing in tho Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing
and Boot and Shoe line tor the Spring and Sum
ner. These goods were bought early, and conse-
quently We will be able To meet any IN prices.
w thank The people for their liberal patronage
in the past, and hope by Kind treatment and
strict attention 10 business 10 receive share of
the public patronage.
April 10, 1880. TRUSShLL e LONG.
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HAMS
Wool Wanted.

= 0 coo Pounds Of Wool wanted for which will
y make liberal Cash Advauccnents at highest
MA rket Quotat ons here.
April ~, 1850. {. ". TEl ELL.
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y lTItsIVNNl 'di- = Nv
Mcssrs. Lippit,t Co..
Gentlemen la answer H. your Inquiries !
will say that uscd Your Ammouia.cd BOac Phos-
phate on my Coin last spiio. and ana veiy well
satisfed with the rss:;it obtained. Ny crop Of
Corn is very tac. .,.,.,,,
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Ca .a>t Monday evening Aif. J.. a.
a.t on ha,.,tarS or ale rurposc 90 ,zuau ing
e. culver, ou bis section OF the WORKS. Iear
Eis, liberty. ana while standing ia trout OF
pressed upon him. breaking lis leg in two
phases below The Er'e. lie Is doug as wei
rs could te eNpe0'ed under '.e C'',u ,, -
win ara ane. lose tie services If a 'kil''ul
er-u',r an' ''i,.ia' ''P' We .ge 'o a,r
'''' " ..| ''''.' D." tJ. y p1
"''' '-.'' .' .' us. -
~ ~ l,.,,... -. ....., hero
r.,, y. ve,y handsome r.e.o ard harness.
Our attention LAS been directed 90 @
,.....-., r....,, +,-, l.,;l, ,, Pho factory Of
~. rI, p ui-b.-t-i, h,t il +, ELEGANT.
s..e. cloth cushions and trimmings 10 '0''
ga I.-r,. -.n.b % venerable senator
,.l....
200 '', r.,ai r,r, ~,
For NurCr'cA aaJ AL thc latest pat
ts.s. Crepe chasing and Stamping. go % Tie
,.lc0f MrS c. /. In"NAS.
The House war claims committee haS
..........r ,.,,.,..', an ,.c .,lin..l john Hum
.r,..s. a. ,ais place.
Ecv Barton 5. Highly has been m-
y,.I srl consented to 1eTrU his .-c,rre on
" ttc ne,- ID tae Aga ai t-e " ui.c House
.u Sa,H'a, -,ca.uc. Stay l>t
s,. ~,ui.r acknowledges FROM NcSsr-.
,t.t.....t1., u.l,l
..'s lug '.. p. 60, ''' =, s1,'i-e
.t... ....,,f..i ....-e room, and complcts stcc,
.r.r.r
n very hrsc balloon passed over
.,rf..t.ur ia an Eastward direction, ON
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JOHN MYERS.
Clarle.town, jan. 9. lssl

also used /; aud am much pleased with it.
WIIIlAM ". Ny EkS.
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Fairfield, Clarke county, Va, jan. y, 50.
Gentlemen Yours Of the i5;h fccei',d. ln
,cply w,nld say ( am entirely satisfied W'il ihe
result Of YOUR An.sooated Bone Phosphate ior
Cora. Ny crop yielded ne between scrcrt-en
rnd cisi. l,en barrels to The acre. The land was
in rory fine condition. Yours truly,
j. j.. RICHARDSON.
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hipon, W. Va, Jan. ~, p

hipon. W Va, Jan u, So
Mcssrs Lipp:u & Col used your AnAuni-
s,cd Bone Phosphate OF ny Corn astspfing wih
the bcs, ults from it. consider it number
Que article and VIII US itagsn thu spri;g.
Respectfully yours, MM. W III.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

Charlest0Wn, feb. y INoV.
Nsssrs. Linpitt Co.,
Gcutletnen Il used last Spring Ton Of your
Ammoniatcd Bone Phosphate for Corn on land
that never before produced more than or Bar
rels Of Corn e. the acre. and this season with the
use Of vous Fertilizer raised IL barre. PCT acre.
| consider II the best ever used, and intend q
use 1t again. iouts tt1iF;. cot.,--
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Messrs. LPpitt & Co,
Dear Sirs.-l used some - vour Ammoniatea
Bone Phosphate last spring on ny Corn, when
,hink increased the Weld one third ia consequence
Of which VIII take pleasure IN rcesn neudins u
10 ms neisbbofs .crrs respectfully.
D. ". BUCkEl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

Il very Sarge balloon passed over
Caarl,s'ouu. ia an Eastward direction, on
sunday moruias L.>t. IL was too high ior the
Observers o. discover whe,lcy os 20; tae7e Was
"a basket aud occupant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-30

BY rrsak D. hin 4 TO-.
Rea, Estate Agents and Anctioneers'
1fo8 MAN street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
u mfr BRIO X DWELLING ON pYRns hE ~,
~ = soifARE FROM CANDLES HILL AN
mick STsiRE AND DWELLING ON mA ~,
sTRrFT OPPOSITE MONROE PARK, Al AUC..
TiGy-py virtue OF decree OF The kicnmono
ehsncerv Court entered June 10. 1880, u the suit
~ So,t. trustee &C.. %. Moth ct afs We the unnes
signed. special commissioners thereby nppo,n.evv
will sell, upon the premlses, on WEDNEssDA IA
June 30, 1880, the PROPERTY mentioned IN '''a
suit, as foIiows: .,.na com ort
HE gsRiCK DWELLING No. SIG BYRD street. ne-
tween Third and Fourth. containing e,snt OF zen
Sc m. LOT fronts z9x15 feet TO az alley: and ilie
s.,ises IL now rented 10 geod-paylng tenant. ana
the whole property Is 10 GOOD repair. inc Iecsn,
grading or Byrd street and us rfoximy 10 vs ,,.
bIe's iiili adds very mich 10 the 'a'"e Oh '"''
dwelling. ,.,s.r NJ IN.
ufsii,R STORE with DWfI LING above, ~.
iainins three or four rooms. No. 7Os west lain
street. now occupled as drugstore by w. W. wake
20. The LOT fronts 2s feet on Main street, WIN
denth of 90 feet THIS properly - justly yaluaoic
ON account of its being immediately, npposi's
Monroe Park. and II has always commanded soou
rent -u,,I,,,a a., ,brae
EQUAL Ia AILMENTS np0n credit or SIX. WE'VE aho
eighteen months, purchaser 1--WE negotlas hotes.
with in crest added from day of sale, ana tue 20 De
retained until the purchase money Is naid N iuii'
j. PRESTON COKE,
Special Commissioners.
FuANK n HILL A Co., Auctioneers. 1e2Z