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1855.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED

The December Number will begin the Seven
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Mr.. HowELL's Indian Summer q holding
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HARi,ER'S PERIODICALS.


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state Of West E'jrgimi@,

Clerk office Ol the county court.
The followiu. Is List OF Deeds admitted 20
Record i'm >ad Office. during the week ending
November IL. l>N1
1. George W. Hall to Mary J. Magruder.-
Deed of Gift. dated October l-t 1850, convey
i'm ljl Acres. Roods and lG Perches of Land,
reserying life estate therein. Date of Record,
Nov. 9th lSS5
.. George il Haeley and wife to Jackson
.,oberson. Deed of Bargain ana sale dated
Nov. 9th, 1850. conveying part of Lot oft Land
in Charlc>towu. Date Of Record, NOV. 9th,
1883.
g. Julia 4. johnson and others To- J. Garland
Hurst and G. H. Trail Deed OF Bargain and
Sale. dated oct 2>th. 1881 conveying Lot l.
i'm Blocl, q and Lot i'm Block Y Camp Ill.,
near Bolivar Date OF Record, Nov. lUth. l>S5.
:. Mary ID Cochanc % Theodore NJ. Con-
uer. Deed of Bargain and Sale, dated Nov.
Sth 1854, conveying Lot i'm Block G. on Camp
Hill Harpers Ferry. Date of Record, NoY.
ll;h 1855.
.. Ruth IT and Sarah f. Brown to Forrest
W Brown. Trustee OF Jefferson Building As
ISOLATION, No g. Deed of Trust, Dated Nov.
7th 1850. conveying 30 Acres of Land. Date
of Record. Nov llth, 1850.
%. Charles L. Reed TO Fayette b. Souders.
Release dated Oct. 18th. 1850 Date of Record,
Nov. lZth. 1850
T. Jas Law. Hoof and Ceon Moore Tru,-
tees, 20 VIM +. Henson. Release dated Nov.
18th. 1850 Date of Record. Nov 18th lsS5
3. James W Glenn to Frank Beckwith. Irus-
tee for several parties Deed of Trust, dated
Nov. l2th, 1855 conveying the Interest Of
Grantor in Crops of Corn and Wheat. Date OF
Record, Nov 18th, lss5.
@. Henry Shaw and wife TO Jackson Fouts.
Deed of Bareain and Sale, dated Jan. 10Th,
1855, conveying a Lot of Land in Bedingers
addition 20 Shepherdstown Date of Record,
Nov 18th. lS,5.
l0 james w Ryan and wife to George VI.
Beitzhoover Trustee for creditors of Van Al
stync 81 RYAN Deed of Trust dated Nov. h,
1855. CONVEYING 1-3 of THE New Dominion
Paper Mill Property in Shepherlstown, aud
of the Machinery, Tools, Implements, &c,
thereto appertaining. Date Of Record Nov.
18th. 1855.
H. Hannah Heidwohl and others 20 Sarah
IT, Armentraut Deed of Rarsiu and sale.
dated Nov Sch. 1850 conveying .heInierc>t of
Grantors in Lot nj ! and IN Charlie own
Date of Record. Nov. 18Th, 1850
T. Sarah II. Aunentrogt and her husband
and Others to Forrest ". Brown. Trustee of
Jefferson Building Association so. Is Decd
of Tus' dated Nov. 18th. 1855. conveying three
Lots OF Land iu Charlestown. Dateot Record.
Nov. 18th. lS,5
Is. II. s. Weller and wife Co Forrest W.
Brown. Trustee of Jefferson Building Associ-
alton 40 g. Deed OF Trust dated Nov. 18TH
1855, conveying lot of Land. iu ChaTiestown
Date of Record. Nov 18th 1883
IL. Peter X Johnson and wife 20 Forrest W.
Brown, Trustee of Jefferson Building Ass0cia-
ton. SO. g. Deed of Trust, dated Nov. 18th,
lNs5 conveying two Tracts Of Land, in this
county Date of Record, Nov. 18th, 1850.
Ieste.
4. A. MOORE,
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OUR LITTLE MEN AND WOMEN.

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LITTLE TALKS ABOUT INSECT LIFE
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OUR COLORADO PETS
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The December number will begin The Seven
ty-second Volume of HtBPER's MAGAZINE. Miss
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Ellis Indian summer holding the foremost
place in current serial iction-wili run through
several numbers. and will be followed by serial
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CRAIK. new editorial department. discussing
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-11-19

Apropos Of the sudden death Of Gen. George
q. Mcclellan. we note that the New York S.''
points out the singular fact chat Gov Dewitt
Clinton. Gov. Silas Wright, Gov. VIM. L. Mar
cv. Gov sanford Z Church and Gov. K. L.
Fentou. am Of New York state. dropped dead
orheart disease-each dying while reading a
letter except Marcy, who was perusing Cowper
poems, Hold your hand against the ribs ON
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still enjoy marking the thub-thub other
own heart. What if TT should skip beat
And yct there are thousands upon tens Of
thousands ofpeople specializing as TO when the
end of the world viii comc-lttle regarding
,he possibility that the when may be meas
ured So fir as they are concerned, by the skip
OF beat of Che hear,
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-11-19

As Mahones spindle shank, reach The iow
lands of politics and hc Won't amy longer .oo'
the bills of his organ. thc uIH. +, promptly
lands low
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The Volumes of the MAGAZINE begin with
the numbers for June and December for each
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WATERFORD MILLS.
WATERFORD, LoUDoUN Co., Va.

HAVING at great expense introduced the
IL latest and most improved machinery !
am now prepared TO furnish
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of guaranteed quality My prices are below
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and at Low Rates.
Orders BY mail will receive prompt attention.
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Waterford Loudoun County, Va.
Highest Gosh Prices for Grain.
Nov 10 lAhh
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The Immediate delivery system Was iu uses
with pistol accompaniment. on western stage
routes long before Che p. %. department ever
thought of &c.
American blue blood with inherent grace
saunters leisurclv Co the ironr--and Collector
Caiwalader 90 Philadelphia and Collector Sale
tons.sll at Boston Join the.rh'ue yciuei hands
The are election day was proud one for
Winchester. The good people there over,urn-
ca the Mahoneeans- redeemed tle historic OLD
town and placed her again amou- democratic
mdorides Happy day
Oueofthose JpicuD- thatnow ani AGAIN
CHALLENGE theuotice of an avc->-rl.S wor.du
rolled it's vivid canvass I'm the Southwes, last
Friday morning Galveston. Texas has sui-
fered much as Chicago and Boston.
Tn the -black ward in Richmond at ,he
recent election. Mr.. Wise received more votes
chan Mr. Blaine dd year ago. And yet the
enemies of Virginia say che vote of ,ae negroes
~ the election referred ,o Nas suppressed
After dty-eisbt years of conuuh.ai bis, and
blister a titled pair of Yan1ee birth are seeking
divorce I'M London Tle plaintiff Lady Jane
Iampson. was Miss Lb'ey of Massachusetts
and her de-eHcr spouse is Vermont boy OF -
The New 4orS l". says ''
hone has IN preparation q statement -''"'.-
that the republicans of Virginia were counted
ou, and just "Ae-e and A'" Oh, WAS ''n'. VI
course they We're Il"' VIVA. comes "''
a Detroit man wants d,or.e because his
penurious better hail insists ou u..iHg Che house
with old junk and paving blocks which She
picks up n the street. Taa- isut ANS reason
for divorce. Let Am visit -.u She tests pave
Come To- thiuN ot it. Why H .ae '.0 scratch
WASH, john Sherman made -o >oep company
with Malone Dob tl- political graveyard. ln
Et tncy.u ua. lonely a a ' .
should moe have been divided. Besides VIE
liam IS going to he avilay lonesome.
a current item STAKE, -.a, N-- Garfield IS
writing biography of he- au-. la.. ta- tends
,l prove that even OBJ, women u Ohio uan nc
ser get enough pa.roua-. }le- Garfield howe
ever. may have the pci-eu.r..v intention of
no- letting Naim. Grant -.a.al of her.
l-t '~.---'. i-, "' "'
OBJ Che oened.e,--..e -,oa..F o,h''he.'- -.'
custom ot kissing babies i. is t'"'i'.l, sly
these honorable pen showers 'o N.'r Che poor
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.Vesv advertisements.
Farm Esiamted.

VNHE advertiser. an experienced farmer who
has sons 90 assist him. wishes tn secure
Farm in Jefferson County on the shares. APP
ply at FREE PRESS OFFICE.
No. % lSS5-3t
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EgNI,5ed

10y am exporter ced farmer with $50 SONS
ID LARGE enough io 30 men work to take
charge of "a farm ON salary OF rent with stock
and implements found Apply at
Eov. :. lS,5. THIS OFFICE.
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I HEREBY notify the GOOD People Charles
town and the Public. also, that al will find
IL 10 their advantage 10 look az my goods be-
fore purchasing abroad. have on hand "a fine
lot Of samples from some Of the leading houses
of New York * Philadelphia. All garments
madein the latest style and in workmmlike
manner | will say with confidence that all
orders for garments Will bee filled 90 the entire
satisfaction of whoever may favor me with a
call.
Ec~Cutting made Specially.
Respectfully.
ELIAS E. ROHRER.
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Here 5, is again MAJ Israel Greene. the
lieutenant Of marines in 80 who captured
John Brown 90 Harper's Fery-where Old
Ossawartomie's frs, victim, when the bloody
work began. was am inoilcuslye industrious
colored man having been appointed Indian
AGENT 90 ~i>scton agency i'm Dakota, some of
the Republican papers are complaining that he
SD. brl.a-usel his sabre on the poor old
man chat wasn't doin uothin nohow but Kill
Inn people We suppose these admirers of old
John think Uncle sam should have sent the
marine, to Harper'- Ferry ON that memorable
o.-l~ion with chocolate coramels instead ofbul-
lets DOB their cartr.dre boxes and that Ii. Greene
should hive been specially commissioned Go go
to tae engine house John Browns Fort and
invite The OBI fellow Co come oU- ana take
suhm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-11-19

Coal and marble are found iu PicAens boasts
south Carolina county paper oicour-e they
are If you 20 60 coal and marble yard io pick.
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Oueoftho,e iaridp.curcs thatnow and a-'in
challenge theno,ice OF anawc->,rucS world m-
rolled it's vivid canvass in the Southwest las-
Friday morning Galveston Texas. has S1l-
fered much as Chicago and Boston.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-11-19

Tn the black ward in Richmond. ot che
recent election. Mr. Wise received more votes
chan Mr. Blaine jid year ago. And yet tine
enemies of Virginia say che vote i,ae negroes
10 the election referred ,1 Na~ suppressed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-11-19

The Philadelphia Ena thinks Malone
ou4h, lo crawl i'm his hole and let john Wise
throw tle hole away. oo the whole that is
wholesome advice Tine Cincinnati Enquirer
appreciate Nahoues prospect oi soon being
out of business and suggests. sympathzinsly.
as Dee stops down aud ONT Jhal he might open
O. skating rink. And che New York World is
orthe opinion CHAT the Dry ror.ugas is as spot
about fitted or man OF his morals. And
tbe Winchester Ta.f remarks chat thc veil
torn from the mceottac Prophet,
tOh spirit ac,urSed forsaSeu Of al. good,
.c, rhy ll determined and thy hopeless crew
Involved jon thy per.idous ruin