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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06
sEsENTATIvEs.
Pee. 27A, $780,
tcportcd from the
Some unfavora-
made from other
nh the resolution

c.icrf sN wral- =, .,ir. j. w. Taylor,
and made the special order for yester..
day, oftthe subject of the printing Of the
indices to the public documents, was
taken ups indefinitely postponed. The
motion made by Mr.. Johns on Friday,
and postponed till to day, to reconsider
the vote by which the House adopted
the resolution Of Mr.. Haynes to attend
the trial Of Judge Peck, from day to
day, was then taken up, and was finally
laid on the table by vote Of SO to 10.
The House then went to the Senate and
attended tho trial.
Tuesday, Dec. 28th.
After the presentation of petitions,
several reports were made by the yari-
ous committees, and bill was reported
to extend the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road within the District of Columbia.
The resolutions offered were ofa private
character except one submitted by Mr..
Howard, relative to the printing for the
use of the members, ofthe reports of for
mer commistees on the subject Of the
Tariff. This resolution produced some
sensation in the House, and a debate
commenced which was interrupted by
the message from the Senate announc-
ing that, the Senate wns then sitting as
a Court Of Impeachment. The House
accordingly adopted the usual motion,
resolved i<self into Committee Of the
Whole aud psoccsded to the .senas6.
- - 4Vcdncsday, Dec 29M.
Petitions were presented by Messrs.
yarnum, Gorham, Burgess and others.
The further conside derntion was had ofthe
rcsolution OF Mr.. Howard, relative to the
printing Of the oil Reports Of the Com
mittee on Commerce and Manufactures
made i'm 1902 3 aud A. Some discussion
agnin took place on the subject of this
resolution, which was again interrupted
BY the message from the Senate, announ-
cling that the Senate were sitting as n
Court Of impeachment. The House ac-
cordingly proceeded to the Senate.
IN SENATE.
IHawsday, Dec. 80.
Numerous petitions were presented,
and sundry bills already introduced
were forwarded through their several
stages. Ga the motion Of Mr.. Tazc-
well, the Senate went into Executive
business, and remained in session till
late honr.
Friday, Dec. 81.
The Joint Resolution introduc ed by
Mr.. Dickerson, contem plating an ~
mendmcnt 10 the Constitution by limit
ing the nen1t,sr Of terms Of eligibility
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06

A letter from Antwerp, received in
this city, says, the property burnt in
the Antwerp Dock is estimated al
eight millions Of forms, being $4,000
boxes Sugar, $4,000 bags Coffee, 1000
bags pepper, 100 chests Indigo, 1000
do. Tea, 800 hhds. T'olacco.
Bos. Adv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06

Friday, Dec. 81
The Joint Resolution introduce ed BY
Mr.. Dickerson. plating an ~
incndmcnt 10 the Constitution by limit
ing the nenstsr Of terms Of eligibility
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

Office ofAe Chesapeake aud Oaio Canal Co
wAsarssros. March -. 1850.
NOTICE 10 hereby given. that an install.
4 ment at Five Dollars per share. (bsing
the ifth iustsinent,) on every share Vt stock
~ the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
Is required TO be paid on the 81 day Of June
next. and = further susn of Two Dollars and
Fifty Cents per Share. (being the 18th ins,.l-
men', ON the Sd day Of July next which in
s'slmen,s must he ps,d TO the credi, Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company. tn the
Cashier. or other officer, of either OF the fol-
lowing Banks. viz:
The branch Of the Hank OF the United States
At WAshington.
The hank of Washington. at Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, 90.
The Bank Of the Metropolis. do.
The fsuners aud Mechanics Bank, ut George
town.
The Bank or Alexandris, at Alexandra.
The Bank OF Potomac, do.
The Farmers Bank Of Alexandris, do.
The Mechanics Hank of Alexandria, DO.
The iisgersto~n Bank. III iiagers,o~n. Md f,
AID the Branch of the Valley Bank, ia
Chsrlestown, Va.
by order OF the Pre- sidcnt and Directors:
JOHN 4. INGLE, CklFk
Ch,s. 4 OHIO Cana! Com
April z. 1880 --lswJ,S
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
MASONIC.

TTIIE members Of CnARIry LODGE,
II No. Ill, at iarpers-Frrry, have
resolved 20 celebrate the Aaniversssy Of
- John the baptist. on Thursday the = iih
Of June next. There will DC a sermon aud
an GRAFTON on the occasion All brethren
in regular standing. are respectfully invi-
ted 10 attend.
=. BECKI.f.N
r. HERRING ron,
s. kfLiLLH.
y. COO.NS
J. ~. STETENS.
J-iS. FOLEY.
e. u. STEPHENSON,
Committee Of arrangement
May 10. 1880.
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FOR SALE,
GARDEN SEEDS.

lust received aud for sale AT the Charles.
- town Apothecary and Book Store, vari-
ous kinds Of GARDEN SEEDS. the greater
part OF which have bean tested tho present
spring 10 hot beds, near the city of BaI,i-
more, and found genuine. The following
list comprise the names of many of them
Early Frame, Royal Dwarf Marrow Fat,
Msichle,s or tall, Early Washing too, Duari
Blue lmpes,l. and Tall Sugar PEAS,
Large Lims. Rob Roy. Red Marrow Fat,
Washington Pole, China Dwarf. Early Vel
low. &c BEANS.
Red rurnip. Yellow Turaip, and Long
Blood BEET.
Lsrge Sw cling PARSNIP.
Tapkard (Isrge round White Flat. and
Ruis Bsgs TURNIP.
Long Orange and Blood CARROT,
Flat Dutch yellow Savoy, Early Salisbury,
Drumheao. Large White. Sugar Loaf, Early
York, Large York. and Green Ssvo, CAB.
BAGR,
Red Turnir. Scarlet, Long Salmon. sld
White spanish RADiSH,
Brown Dutch. Tennisbsll. White Loaf
Sugar Loaf. and Ice LETTUCE,
Picking. Cluster, Green Turkey, Long
Green. aud Early Frame CUCUMBER,
Early and late CAuLiFLOWER,
White and Early Purple Cape BROCCOLI
Com Porisr's Chilian SQUASH, yege,a.
Die Marrow SQUASH,
Straw-coloured, White. and Azoresn or
Mammoth ONION.
Water Cres. White Solid Celery Doubl,
Parsley. Summer Sarory Pepper Grass. &c
sc &c. JAMES BKOVN
5. Also. fresh supply Of Medicines
which makes the sssOrImeut complete
March ~. In
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
SECOND ARRIVAL
New, Cheap, and Elegant
sPRIMd s. SUMMER GOODS,

Al MARKET SQUARE.
Hzrbers-Fcrvy
JOSEPH l. RUSSELL. s. CO. have just
- received aud are now opening. = very
spiend'd assortment Of Spring and Summer
Goods. consisting. an part. OF
Super MAXIM. and Canton Grape,
Bornbszioe. B.rrsge. Batis,e.
Paimareen. Grape de Lyon.
Super c.uze Shades, and Handkerchief,
Fancy SILK do. Embroidered Grape do.
Bsrrsge DO. -foulsra Crsvstiing.
Italian jo.-A neat sSsortm't Of Cling hams.
Painted Jsconet. Foulard Csicoes, sc.
iIoskin Gloves and Mi,,s-iioseTy Of all
kinds-Large Brocks Sigsy,s.
Plain and figured S~i.s, JscoDet. and Book
Muslin; needIe-vork and tsmbourod
Collars; thread and bobioett Laces and
Edgngs.
A splen did assortment Of Cauzc and Gro
de Nap liibbsnds. CuEAP-Nsysrino AID
Leghorn Bonnets: = neat assortment OF
fashionable Goods for summer Nest,ug
and Psntsioons
Together With general assortment of sta
pie Goods. selected within q few dan )
from the late arrivals
Determined to sell bargains. ;hcy respect.
hliy solicit . call and examination OF ,,es
Goods. May -. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
Cabinet-Warc s. Hardware,

q stHE subscriber has uceeedId 90 prrpaT-
- i"g good assortment OF CABINET.
- ARE. cohsisiing Of the following articles.
Bedsteads assorted, Wash Stands.
iaties do. Candle Stands
Bureaus DO CUpbooIds,
Secretaries s Book Cases,
SideboaTds, SafcS, Cribs.
Nork IaoIes, Cradles. &c &c. &c
Hdydicare, suited 10 CzJimel-.nale,s and ether,
sdU-
Gimblets. Sprig Avis.
Hsnds9w Flies, large and small,
Bedscrews, Brass aud Iron Caslors,
Bed Caps and Casiorr.
Brass metal md Iron Butts,
Commen Knobs and Handles,
Thread and Plate Escuieheons,
Locks assorted,
Portable DESK FURNITURE,
Brass Mails aud Tacks,
Iron Tacks assorted Flush Bolts.
stand ketcbes, Genuine oil Stones.
sand Paper, Looking Gias, Screws,
Srrixs and Screos assorted,
Card Table Hinges
Splendid SETS Of Uaiiers. neg y4ff,ru,
Lead Pencils,
SPrIog Lspests. Evass' Grown do.
sparrow bills assorted,
CHEAP BIBLES md TEST.1ifE.N-TS
Adjoining ~ Wsrs-rootr I have uea,
iiiIIe store Of MEDICINE, Uardtcaye. DRUG. Ae
MEDICINE
opistn' 0uuine, Spirits Ammonis,
S"iaiS'l foNoSfs, CsTBonct do
o"os DO Essences Of all kinds,
SpsnIsb Flies, Hsisbsne.
Rotten Stoue Hett Indisa
COnfoCtiouery, Blister Pls,tsr
Emp. Roborsns, Strenrihenip, pI..,.r
All The various Sslts,
Az the various Bstks,
OILS Of various kinds
Pepper, AisP'ee. Gisger, Potash. Alum,
heo saunders, PONCE Stote, Glue,
Spirits Vine. Spirits Turpeniibt.
Copsl NsfHish. Black Ysrni.h
Gum sheiac, Windsor soap. IIeis Coo,b.
Csmsi's Hair Peseils, Colssps Nstrr
Dolls. Scales end Weighs, aud al he a,t,.
lies really necessary % TIE Dfaet,es Of Az.
dicine 10 this country
The above Usmcd articles will be void H.
ihe public on very ateomnlod ai,n.s teff,.s (,r
eS'h' o. credit 10 punrtuAl persons.
Also Ifoug hts. Wccd, ~ Corn. 81 e..
chsrEe fof good fufnhage. 81 e..L pt,ess
In apprentice w0nffd 90 4 Boy of t4ofI5
years Of sge, 81 moral and industrious bsblt,
9th good Lugiish educaiion. v 80 fnd "a tb
ne 80 opportunity 81 lrarning ne Csb,net|
ana bsdsiead MAKING bIsihess, ~ eli itsss
riogs breaches
feel thauhfui 60 Q liberal puhlie "a, a.
KIDD support ~ hss fsLd cred " tnr.af.s h,,,,
~ stientsu 90 on The orders end waL,, Of
BE people. sod ~ making suhsisnt,sl vork
sod selling 90 Tessonsbis terms. % ues,t
,nd receive coJhnUsnso 81 those favor.
bat ~'ii enable me 70 20 justly 20 81
1.NDREW HOODS.
Ch'r'et'owh, Masol 50, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
STILL CHEAPER.
AT CHEAPSIDE,

Vp>IoMAS &. LANE * co. have the plea
4 sure Of Informing their frieIds, that the,
have just received a large suppl, OF the high.
~ celebrated JUNiATk IRON. which the,
are selling at the low price OF IS
They have on hand. Mould Boards, aud @
neat assortment Of Other CASTINGS,
Also, round Hoop and Strap Iron,
Shear, Crowiy aud Cast Steel,
English anj American Blister do.
SIS English rolled Iron Tor Garry all tire.
and supply OF the best English polished
Wagon Boxes also, Sheet Brass Tor gun
smiths.
Snepherds,own, March %, 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
The Thorough Bred Horse
INDUSTRY

beautiful rich dark brown 81. ven,
old lhls ,Pt'ug. OF foe .ize. form. and
e9mnanding appearance full sixteen hand,
900 one iorh b'Gh. Of great strength. set
,"y sna beauty he was got ly The c,.c.
o's'eo morse pUgStiGn. be toy SIR Archy.
he py TIE impoSted Domede, sc Incus.
ny Gam. Nirsgs. by the imported horse
" nap lac BY Ssltran. he ~ OKeil, 8, Z.
cnr'e' &C, Hss grand dau by the import
90 hor,e toits, his great grand dam bv
zen Mead ; celebrated horse Ceicy. out ~
!he Gensrals famous Aristotle mare. sc
: OF iuii pedigree. see hana-bi!!s
lie "ill stand the ensuing season. ~ NV
iAfm on opoqGon. near Su.iihfjeld. IN ~
'erson county, cad Will lie IT,: 10 mar, ~
Nc reduced prices OF sigh, dellay. c,.h
'he sinEir leap; iwclsc dollars the sea-.
discharged 10y ten dollars # paid wi,l,s
'be season. asd neniy dollar 20 rn.i,r.
mste, payable as soon as .br =, koer,
10 be 10 fo"i or parted with. ANY p,r..,.
ee'eibs I'VE mares, may put a siAih free
OF ehafgs. Fury ceots 10 the groom. o..
eaeh mare All mares sent 90 The L.r..
""hout "ritten Instructions TO the conf,
ry' VIII be entered by the season Tie
seeseo has c0Inuepced. aud will terminal
'he hfs' OF July Mares from a Distance
can be furnished Nth excellent pa,,u,,ee
al bi'y cents per week, or fed with p,,,e
al twenty five ccnis day S..vant'..,
WIN mares 10 remain with them. win A.,
ionnd gratis. Every care and att.o,,,o
WIZ De pad 10 prevent accidents or p,
espes, but TO liability foy any th., ma,
occur CARNFP wi, ,S"5
2
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
KNOB LOCKS

itANE received. Tor sale on comn;,.
son 80 assortment q Knob .oek. ,os
bs'ehes' made - S4rrn, Of Iee,by,,
which viii be- sold u lhe nsnuf,c,,,,s,.'
pnes' III MPHREY KEYEs
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OLoTHsi cLorHarr

MI have 70 store. = heavy stock 81
blue. black. and fancy calourrd
Cloths. which were purchased 81 auetieo
N baltimore. last Jsnnsry. wheo lbev
were unusually cheap We see nov d.
'srmined 10 close them. provided Ne csn
qai' The cost and will receive 10 payment.
solvent p ~. Wool. NJ cash
JEFFERSON s CLEVELAND.
Msy 3. 1850.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Scr:
.4prH Court, 1880.
Samuel IIinklc, CoMPLAINA.r.
AGAINST
Corbin Baker and Jacobina Baker,
DPFFNDaSrS
IN CIIANCERY.

IN CIANCERY.
VTVHE defendant, Corbin Baker. not having
II entered his appearance and given secu-
rhy' according TO The act OF assembly and
The rules oil this court, and IL appearing b.,
satisfactory evidence, that he 20 not 90 in.
hsbitant OF this country: II - ordered, that
The said defendant do appear here on the
hrsi day OF the next July term. and ans or
the bill of the plaintiff; and that n copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in com,
newspaper published 10 Chsriestown, for
two months suecsssiveiy. and posted Of the
front door If the courthouse Of this count, +:
And u IS further ordered, that the defend
ant, Jsoobins Baker, be restrained from pay
ins, conveying away. or secreting the debts
by her owing to, or the effects IN her hands
or the said Corbin Baker. until tho furihe or
order OF this court
eopy-Teste,
SAMUEL }. CRAMER. j. c.
May 5. 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Scr:
Nay Court, 1850.
Hamilton Jefferson and William Clcve-
land. trading under the firm of JEFF
ferson * Cleveland, CoMPLAISAxrs.
AGAINST
Corbin Baker and Jacobina Baker.
DEFENDANTS.
IN CHAECERY
VHNfiE defendant. Corbin Baker, not having
Il entered his appearance and given seeu.
riD' according 10 tho act Of assembly snd the
rules OF this court, and ii appearing by salts
factory evidence, that he is not az inhabi
Iont oi this eounirt: u is ordered, that the
said defendant Go appear here Oh the first
DAY OF the next August term. and answer The
bill oi Tie plaintiff; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted 10 some news.
paper published ~ Charlesiown. for two
months successiveiy, snd posted ~ the front
door OF the courthouse of this county: And
II IS further ordered that the defendant. Ia
cobins Baker, be restrained from paving.
conveying away, or secreiing the debt, bv
her owing 10, or the effect. IN her hand, of
The sad COrb'n Baker. until the further or.
der of this court.
A copy --Tests,
S.9.dUEL J. CRA.JER, C. &C.
May 10, 1890
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

JEFFERSON COUNTY. Scr:
.3pra Cont, 1880.
William =. Morrison. CoMpLAiNAaT,
AGAINST
Corbin Baker aud Jacobina Baker,
DEFENpANrs.
IN CHANCERY.
NtiE defendant, Corbin Boxer. not hav-
- ing entered TAI, sppe,rancc aud given
security, according to the act Of assembly
and the rules of this court. and u appearing
oy satisfactory evidence. that he ~ not an
inhabitaDt OF thi. country: u 10 ord cred, IN al
the said defendant do appear hsre on the
hrst day of The next July term, and answer
The bill OF the plaintiff; and that n copy OF
this order b. forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Chsrlestown, for
Two months succe,-iyely, and posted OF the
'front.' door OF the courthouse OF thi. count,
Aud u Ia further ordered. that the defendant
Jscooina Baker, be rss,rsined from paving
conveying away, or secreiing The debts by
her owing 10, or the effects IN her hands OF.
tie said Corbin Baker. until the further or
der Of this court
A copy-Teste,
SAMUEL J. CRAMER, &c
May S, 1880
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VARIETY.

Laughter -Thsre may be various
modes OF weeping. said our ieviathan.
but mankind have always laughed the
same why. We deny il. Mankind
laughed IN . variety of ways the other
night at the new farce. One man drop.
ell his head in the bowels Of his hands.
and laughed until the seat on which he
sat Q,iivered under him: another laugh
ed IN little occasional spasm. that
shot over his emacistcd features like Il
painful communication from IN. sto.
mach; a third growled under III. upper
jaw as IT he would sulfocate the Joy m
HIS throat; while fourth ever aud a
non. heaved backwards and forwards.
wriggling playbill in hi, hand, and
utter,ng tones like the squeai, Of pea.
hen. IL there " re not abundant d.
versites in these expressions of conf
calily, we need only refer to n fifth il.
instration. I'm the person of TAT man.
who got up IN corner TO laugh unob-
served. and to e,ade the 100 broad ef-
feet OF the stag. humor. which seemed
To glare upon him when he sat IN tn.
front seat Of the box; this only inL,vi-
dual repeatedly wiped his forehead.
which va, bald. giggling like a child /;
sometimes folded his arms 10 rest them.
pressed his hands on his SIDES, then
dried his eyes, for his tears fell tumul.
tuonsly, and finally sat dow n TO take
breath All tho philosophy in Europe
could not harmonic the fat mans
laughter to that OF any other person
IT would be cruel to demand il. .4fias
.7necdofe Of The Haf fon.-Not a
hundred years ago. leader of the
IfdH ION. whose father and mother, n.
Goldsmith says, had made q great
noise in the world-thc first by beat
ing drum. and the other by crying
oysters, went to Washington 20 see
Che fashions, take the size Of the Ro-
tunda, and taste Gadsby's canvass
backs. He had in early life been quite
man OF polish. at Que of the taverns
IN distant town, having been a boot
black Of great skiil and genius he
was man of polish still, and gave out
the card Of fashion for one Of the most
distinguished circles.
One morning he wished to be intro.
duoed To the Senate Of the United
States. Hs wished 20 see the place
where Randolph had uttered hi. Jokes
and sprinkicd his sarcasms. lie went
he made his entrance ut the side
door ct the senate. At that very mo-
ment. the full. rapid voice Of the Vice
President was heard-in other words.
the question was taking The Sena-
tors IN favor Of the motion will please 20
rise Half the Senators rose Just a.
the fashionable was entering. Gen
tlemen,' said our man of fashion. pray
don't rise-do be seated The voice
OF the Vice President was again heard
putting the negative of the question,
and the other portion of the Senate
rose. This mark Of condescension
overwhelmed the Leader Of the ton. ,
why. really, gentlemen said he,
you do me too much honor-let me
beg YOU TO be seated
When our man Of wealth and fash
ION returned to the banks Of the
Schuyikill, he told his friends that the
Senate Of the United states was com
posed OF the poIitest gentlemen he had
ever seen. So they are.
New York Courier.
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An Irish preacher, late from Dublin.
dcscaht'ng IN the strength of Sampson,
informed his audience that with the law
bone OF an asa Sampson put ihousand
Pb'l'stInes to the point Of the b0yonu.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

II Peddgogue's Pm.-As Young
gentlemen. about the time they take
their final leave Of the scholastic birch;
are often troubled with the cdcoeihes
nidfTimOnii. 1t NAV be well TO com.
mend to their consideration the follow
ing pun
A youth. who had not lcng been
emerged from scholastic trammeis hay.
'hs oeen sm'tten with a pretty face,
consulted his former preceptor whe
thcr he would advise him to conjugaie?
No. replied the pcdsgogue. should
say, by all means, decIine.'"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

EoR|t w HAMMOND respectful,
,htorDs h's customers and the pubic re
nsf.'y' That be has removed h,s store 10 the
p"ok mouse lately built by Joseph DsuRh.
cyy' bsq. Immediately cndsr ,be Printing
once and opposite Nr. James Browns BOOK
end ApothecsTy Store.
We - 0o~ ~ market, purchasing and send
ne ON 81 extensive assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
20 which he vouId invite the attention Of Der.
cons wishing 20 purchase.
lie would. stihis time, return his unfeigned
'osnks - 'bOse sho have - literally sneour
aged h'm during the last six months, aud
hopes, Nth good sssoFtnents and low prices.
70 NEE, 9th continuance OF their patronage.
Cbafles'own, April Ia, 1880.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY, Scr:
.fprH Court, 1850.
Anthony RosenbeTger. CoMFLAISANT.
AGAINST
Hiram Mowrey and James s. Roach.
DEFENDANTS
IN CUANCERY.
VNiE defendant. Hiram Mowrey. not bav
u ing entered his appearance and given
security, seoOrdibg 10 The act oF ASSEMBLY,
snd ihe rulss oi this court, and u sppearIpg
Wy saiisisSiory Evidence. that he - not so
inh1biiani II iLis country u - ordered. ina,
he ssid defendant Do sppesr here 90 n.
hrsi dsJ Of tic pext July term, snd s0swsf
TIE bill % the PlsiatH, sbd tbsia con, @,
ihis order be fCuhSth inserted IN som,
newspaper publsbed ~ Chsrlsstovn. f.r
Two months sucesssitsiy. aud posted Al n,
'front.' door ~ ihe court house Of iht, so,,ptv
A"d - - further ordered, thst the defend
sni. Jsmes \. Roach, be reslrsinsd rom
gs'irg. conveying away, or seersiine ,bs
debts ~ bin CsinE to, or the eject, ,o b,.
bsnds Of, The said Hiram Nowres. unt,I III
furiher order 81 this court.
a copy Tesis.
SAMUEL }. CRAMFR. c.eL
NAV 8, 1880
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FREE PRESS.
'rHL'ssto. vEsKIr.
oALLAHER & DAuoHERrY
CONDITIONS.
zoe zee Fsss. j. published weetly.a
TWO DOLLARS g. FIFTY cT-

Ftk ANNCN.
~ sD't hsh yfaf5 10 -, .ne . t,,, ,r,.,ri
las VII be receive y - payrrsnt o., m FL
"a" tnifelJ N advance should ps,ore,t
shV'ly dfttTfrd untI the ssd ~ re 49,
iHhft DotLsss ~iii be int sriabiy ehsrs,
AnrtHrt@ssfsrs iDseftsd 81 the r.fe.r..
PEI square for the three hrst in.,rt,,.,.
t~e"'y i've cents per square for eseb s.,l,.
qusni Insertion.
- Az advertise snsAis presented frr E
sti'l,.' wi "e foniinu' i uf.iil forbidden. o.,
.n.,ssu 'ec"ld,"giy, unless special d,fe.,..ts
TO iie contrary Re gives.
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Lt''ofi MIST Dc pos, pad
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BoLTING CLOTHS

INHE sutserihsTs have on hand AnI are
now Offering very cheap. BCLgLNE
CLOTHS, from No. 10 s inclusive, e. 30,
most approved stamp ard quality 49,
SCREtN WIRE, adapted Tor mill.r's use
THOMAS {. LANE & 60.
ShepherdsiowD, March -, 1880.
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SPring and Snmmer Goods
NOTICE

DtTiTlONs viii DO presented 10 III. ,.,,
n Legislature of Virgins PRAYING N. a..
ssSe o. ls"s one granting separate ,ter.
hou 70 be held ~ smiihhsid. 10 JsH.,,.,.
couoy And one Tor sfsni'ng LOTTERY Tor
fe'sing sum o. MONEY. ~ CONVEX tAs water
to~n q smiih6sld, 10 JeHefsob couotv.
April a., 1880.
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FOR SALE,

4 NEGRO WOMAN about so o, s.
"A years of age. with three children. one
boy between SIX and ssven-anothsr. =
car! between 'hree and four. and another q
boy about two years old. The woman is
very valuable. and is TO be sold FOR no fsnli
These negroes will not DC sold 10 any one
Who wishes 20 take orsend them oui OF The
STATE No such purchaser need apply
For further particulars. apply at
May ~. 5000 THIS OFFICE.
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Hgals made ti0I and Tor linn.
50 TONS PRIME oid whnts,
90. DO. Apple Brsn5y,
Just received snd fos sais
a.. GEO. W. HAMMOND.