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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
NEW DIVISION OF TIE CT
Ito WARDS

VIE Committee appointed BY the Executive Of
81 Virginia, OH The Esd day of February, 1891
tor the purpose Of dividing the City Of Richmond
into Wards, according to tn" provisions OF the Act
''oi Assembly, passc! the l'h day Of January
l3Oj eutlticd IN Act TO amend tho Charter Of tic
CITY OF Richmund,' have, on this first day OF
March, IN the year 1891, had the subject to them re-
ierEr!, under consideration aud beg leave 20 report
10 the Executive, as the result OF their a5Ou-s TIE
following division of the City into Walds:
All that par, O! the City which lies to the eastward
OF hheenth street, commencing at Rock landing, on
the Dock, and running northwardly b. the Bell Tav
ern, along the Alley, called the Bell Tavern or Brick
Alley, across street, and thence with street or
alley continued in nearly the same line to its interscc.
ton with Shockoc creek, at point near to, and
cast of tie Lancastrian School House. and thence
up Shockoe creek TO the northern limits of the city
shall constitute JEFFERSON WARD. All that part of
the City which hes TO the westward of the bounda.
RES aforesaid and east of seventh street. from the
commencement Of said seventh street. on James
River, to the northern limits of the City, shall consti-
tute MADISON WARD. And ell that part of the
City which lies to the westward OF seventh street
from James River, and thence nortwardly 10 the mo-.
northern limits of the city, shall constitute lIoNEu.
WARD.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES RAWLINGS,
JOHN &. BLAIR.
JOHN ENDERS, Committee
McklLDOE,
w II. FirIWliEiSONN
mar IG-2aw7t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
GEILE
III. IMP. I'D HORSE.
EOg5Tf @HyETLG.

- ~ =, - ~ x L S-Is-Fr
NJ Hi stand the rusull " season a. .,.+ -r,e.,
" stand, Errayur5v.,,r, u the county II U.aEra
lie has been sFa,vn tbs w.n:cr at R.ci4n.uI u.
the presence 81 i4udeds o. The ocs judges III w
ginia aul was universally a,nHtd Tor lis fine .u M
lEu:!e - s!a'"'u bonds ugl ana seven Years cid.
ana has proved huSs y = .a0st extraordinary .arc
.1H gc''"r. ~, one ~. tue eighty mares pti 10
hla have faded, ia!n Zoe "r""."agc Of the sul cri
Der.
The season ~. confluence on tie 18th February
and terminate on the lsl doy OF IGiy. Terms ~
hereto'"e-for'y dollars to be discharged by thirty
3! paid within the season. Fifty Gcnrs insurance.
and one dollar ID tho Groom. 10 BE- paid " hen Tie
mare I. brought or taken away. The bcs; and mos;
extensive pastuUgr, Is set apart, exclusively fnr the
mares sHnt tn rruic; and me may be fed with
what they VIII cat, al twenty IKE cents day. und
GrooinS a the village, five dollars month. ANY
one pI'ting five with h,,:, ~" price ur one
VIII be RENTED. g.. ". NAGEE
for
G.y. BARBOUR.
Hrchoursvilie, Fed. -, is-.. feb !
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
MAP OF VIRGINIA..

'ENHE copies remaining OIL hand, are directed 20 be
sold At the very low prices OF $40 for the large.
and 8 for the small Map: both are mounted upon
rollers, md IN portable form ~ these prices, It is
improbable that many copies will long rcman for
sale.
Complete sets ofthc Virginia Reporters, from 1890
10 the present tine; Ilenlngs Statutes. at large;
Journal Of the Convention OF 1875, and Of the
House of Delegates, from 1870 TO 100, inclusive,
may also be bad upon the lowest terms, al tbc Cupi
| vol ~ Richmond. Of
WIZ. IT, RICH tRDSON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
RICHMOND INFANT SCHOOL

HVliiS institution viii go into operation on Mon
day next. "Isi insiun, at The School = on,n
GEAR Mrs Duvals boarding horsr. |, will be nnfar
The direction OF Ars lohnspn. and asisan, toac!l-
err. IN cxceilen, nurse has alsr h",n provided
Suhscubcrs Will pleas" cal! upon the treasurer.
Mr. john Jon"s, aud obtain tickets IL ai,nis<nu
winch may be hpl by paying So per annum-halfn
advance. These .lckets vii BE- required By. tie
tenchcr previous TO the admission Of any child
The number OF children To be oGmucG ia this
school - limited and not many can be received
ms viii render an Imn ,Iia,e application necessary
ON the part ot those who, having Vt sub scr bed
wish their children to participate in IT, benefits
mar i6-dGt WILL: T. LEE pr.-t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
WARD ELECTION.

FENHE Election of Common CounciIncn
Ia IN the several Wards, wall be held on the 81
Wedncsaay in april nel!, VIZ: In jefferson Ward
No. /, at the Watch House; IN Madison Ward No.
2 at the Guy Hall; and N Monroe Ward 40 ,, at
the ShocEnc Hi Tavern Polls will open Ia each
Ward, at oclock \. NJ. The trecho!ders Of lot.
w,thln the said city, whether improved or moi all
whether such ircehoicrs reside therein or not, ana
the h0usekcrp"rs and inhabitants the said cat, Ia
shall have resided therein at any time Tor tile space
ofthrec months. without the intcrmssicn Of one
months, aud possess in their own night within the
movable and mmoveablc property 10 The value
Of one hundred pounds" entitled 20 vote
~ i-32i w ID. WREN Serr't e. y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
Il \ T. GO

50 Il EGO.
Ci-s-N This thorough bred horse will s,,,,
EAeAJA he ensuing season Il NY farm called NJ,
~ ~ chnnps. IN the county cf Hanover sn;Ie,
@11-s-szS1 from the court house and is from i.ch
season I" commence the 18th of Feb and ex
Pfe the 5ih q! July price 90 dollars, PAYABLE bv
iieeh II paddy the latter perind- thr,y dollars m
n'sfre- psS'n'age gratis, but responsibility fnr
,'S'IFhHH or escapes. hego is black full six,ee,
n'hs hll.h and possessed of great bone and muscle
"" oil HeS"s colts have been trained and each of
thcn gave strong evidences at capacity for the ,,r
n"c ni them won her sweeps,ake i'm fine stvl- over
'ie Cami'ieid course, and cnuid not now he purcb,
sea OF her owner fer a thousand dollars R;-.o u,,
gov ~ francisco, esteemed by the late Mr. M;np-
e Oh use best horses trained 1T his stable Iis
i'' 10y The imported horse, Young SIR Peter Teazi.
CRANE dam the imported mare Castranirc dam of Sir
;iF'"l'' ny buckingham, = Tabtla, by Trent
man, < 4 by bosphnrus. Coalition Coit Bur,,rd
81 &c. Lord ieIgl's Charming Molly Francisco
vas got by The imported horse Han,bleton his dam
,'2"tnHair, bJ Cha"ic!eer, & dam WiucuryCcet bv
'"'ty Roger. dam Meipom,ne. by Durweirs 1ray,
r!ir'. g ( X dam Virgins, by Mark Anthony, grg-
t" the imported mare Polly Byr:! by ARISTOTLE r.
IS thought unnecessary t. 70 further with The pedi
tcr as that already given proves Rieco TO be one OF
The hrSt bred horses ex,snt.
y. u. MAIDS will be fed at - cents per ,lav
t''-"-'"' III. DAVIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24

Maundcr's Treasury.
M AUNDERS Treasury acknowledge S. Library
IVBs OF RetercDce-paris g. ,, IN one neat volume,
con aiming English Dictionary Grammar, &C.; new
Universal Gazetteer; Classical Dictionary. chronology
and history; Dictionary of Law Terms, &c &c. SC.
the whole surmountrG by moral maxirns and pro-
verbal Aphorisns, in o'Phabetical order.
I'VE have great pleasure IN noticing a very useful
book called Mnundrr's Treasury Of KnowlIdrc and
Library of Reference. II Is, IN fact, an Encyclopr
dla IN miniature, and comprises. within very small
compass, much accurate information on every sub
ijcct Of consequence. rs book Of reference n
viii be OF iGcalcUlabc advantage; and the many who
have neither lCasurc nor the disposition for moro
elaborate study will find IN Mr. Maundcr's volume
ample means ofacpunin'in- themselves with every
branch of knowledge that con interest or improve tie
wud'-CouyicY.
Here is grammar-an improved English dictona-
ry--a law dictionary classical d'ctionarv--a ra-
zgiiccf--iaJ.Gs Of weights aud measgres-of verbal
d'.tincilous--o ccmpCndium Of chronology and his
tory, with host ot other things all equally useful
Tue whole We nay add, IS beautifully printed. and
The arrangement Is as nipple sud excellent as the
matter Is valuable. "--Ttc Specigfor
Just published IN London and for sale bv
n. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
FOR LEASE Or RENT,
Ntzc /eQiGnd .SDil0ge.

'5EilE subscriber has received a smal supply al:
= TINS scarce and valuable seed, to which he
would call the attention of the public. Thos. who
wish To purchase, can be made acquainted with the
mode OF culture, as to plentiful supply of
throughout the whole year. It is said To be infinitely
superior to any other Kind OF Spnage in all respects
mar - H. g. ucNEMAp,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
Aiso-No. &c Family Library. mar ~
N01ENIATURE PAINTING.

TM X. CNTIdN has takcn Rooms NJ The Ear,c,
LFR for very short time. whore he will attend to
few orders IN miniature painting, provided rhcv arc
l'' Nd'n'C'v ~''aN mar -. ~, r; E.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
NEW AUCTION
CoANrISsIoM ETnrIr5

CoTINIISsIoN EIeJET.
Fk7ilE unGci-i9nrd have associated tnai,rl, o.. E.i
= the purpose OF tranSuciing general
friction and CoHgHl!SS. ion Business.
under the style and firm Of LANCASTER, DEtU.
~ Go. Thcy arc prepared To receive Goods anG
Vrodncc @. every scrir;.cn On cansignircut--c,,
Which, advances WI BE- made. AZ rroirci Iacv
as2 'cndcs Their rcyices 70 the Public Tor tho sale
OF Real Ns'C:c. LANCASTER &; DENNY,
mar u EDWIN ROBINSON.
FOR LEASE OR RENT,
T5TllAT reesan. Little Farm at the Bo.lirr Green.
= tha former residence of Da5ncy Morris, Esq
Possession may I" had fo,th~i'h Apply 20
mar ii 60 l. q H. HtCCUTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24

Insurance against loss or damage by Fire.
'ENHE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
E Of New York will insure against loss or darna1e
by Fire. Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture. aud
other property.
WILLIAM ". HUBBARD. Agent
Office at the Counting Room OF Hubbard & Gard.
ner, street mar I7--1awIv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24

ECEIEIN'G,
EDEn Schrs Diomrir. Dorchester, R:c! lrcn,.
Z. Pocket, ana Fri"mj, Delight,
500 Barrels No. ;. r-eset,l
81 hhds prime Yves, india u,u'ass.s
lc do and 10 bills !uglaud
20 boX' sperm candles
10 ton, plaster
10 hhds Baltimore whisky
Is do Ne" O,l-aus sussrs
$r bals potatoes
casks summer oil.
} do winter do
ti-rces Cub. hu.. Y
For s,ir Ivy DAVENPORT, ALLEN ., co.
i5.-;t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24

This thorough bred horse will s,,,l
! ne ensuing season II ny farm called Ma
chunps, IN the county If Hanover < ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24

WHITE MULBEKKI TREES.
'ENIlE subscriber has for sale OF his farm nliIcs
above Richmond, tho trees years old, any rea-
sonable quantity OF the genuine Murus Alba or wli,o
Italian Mulberry Trees; Gad a. the selson is now au-
preaching ~ which they may he tTansplanted he I,
desrous Of ceyng orders from as many persons aJ
may be ~ want Of the artclc and as no Is well salts.
fed that the silk culture must be one ofthc most pro-
irabc branches the agrculrurs; can turn his atteu.
tIon 90, he hopes to b. the means Of thcir extensive
distribution through tho State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms, by the hundred otherwise deliv-
cradle III Richmond within any reasonable distance
thereof J. W. SMITH.
n b Orders may be left az Scott & SmitA's, l.
street. Richmond. oct t-tawtf
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10
THE Bi.oODED HORSE


NHILL stand the rns.i~g sesscv. OF fh.
w subseriter's stabi-. on hi,ti-crs,k
and 81 some other convenient s,ard. In
Berkeley or Jefferson rounty. SURPRISE
IS beautiful Sorrsi. five feet four inches
high. s,x years old. and WAS sired by Hal,
remarkable for speed. beauty. aud blood;
heing nv Hal. who aas by the imported
horse SIR Harry. out 81 . wcii-bred Diomee
rasre. HIS dam ~as got by the imported
hors, Spread Esg,-. out Of Diomrd mare
Surprise was bred by Mr.. John Young, in
Warwick county. Virginia. Although he has
never been trained for the turf. his blood,
form, a,ti,'i.. and strength, justif, the
opinion tina, q trisI only uss necessary 10
have insured has success as racer.
THE season will commence ia. 6rst of
April. and end the isi of july. Terms
Twelve dollars the season, which ma, be
discharged by ten dollars, paid an, time
within the season; eight dollars the single
leap, and twenty dollars for insurance.
Toe second stand. sc. w,ii be made known
IN due time. LEVI ilENSHAw
Feb -, 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10
sADpArII SCHOOL Union

luz Anniversary Meetcg Of the Rrrke.
- lev AID Jsferson sunday school Union.
viii he heidiu the Preshytrrisn CHURCH.. In
Chsries'own. IN "Wednesday the 9th or ptii.
at IL o'clock, AN. Schools IN union ave
cnuiied to The representation OF three dele
g.'es at sad meeting. aud il Is to bo hoped
''s' ''''stset will be recoi,ec'ed by all the
schoo's. as tuli meeting is earnestly request.
ed The friends ~ the cause, and The nub.
ic g.oersi',. are requested TO attend, a. Sc.
>eral addresses may be expected az the &C.
casion JANIS McNCRRAN.
Corresponding S,c'y u. 4 J. y y. L..
March 3, 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10
Charlcstown Seminary.

va>llE subscriber having purchased
a house in Charlestown. with the
view OF converting II into n Schoul Esta-
ihsbmen'. begs leave Go announce TO L,.
friends and the public. that il will be com,
psc,~d for the above purpose. 50 as TO con.
ta'" - or 40 scholars, aud will be opened
on the ith day Of April for the reception
at p"pi's Ia this Seminary. (siIuated in a
retired aud healthy pat ofthe town, three
doors south east from Dr Snyder'.1 the
course OF Instruction will comprise the
Latin. Greek. aud English Languages
G"ogrspby. with the use Of Maps and
Gi'bes: General History. with Chronicle
gy: Arithmetir. Mathematics. English
Grammar. the Elcmen,. of Natural Phi.
losopby. and English Composition
There will be two sessions I'm tho year.
consisting of w euty three weeks each
Tcrms-For the Languages, SIS per
session, for the Engli-h branches. SO per
session. JOHN J. BROWN.
March J, 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10
673 ACRES OF LAuD

large proportion Of which /. A., t.nhe, 81
the bn.S quality. Tie aIvan,ag.s ,cs.ss..
al by t''s property are very greet t,,.-
neSr Tie Potomac sId Shenandoah 49,. :,
: ~ the ,.c,n.iy e the large mills ,-re,,d 80,
these streams, whis, Ill the racil,ie, f,t,,.o.
pci,in. - produce to mork,'. 1. be- derived
from tie thesErt and Ohio Canal. AMI
the baltimore Lsil Road Nil he enjs,s ed H.,
II in the hgheN degree. There Is lao
and constant stream 81 water running thrcu. IA
The iIs,t, &C suci. magnitude TIA, /, supplies
several Ns'uibie nails before IL reaches THIS
land. There are siso several fine lime stone
spriuEs on the estate. The cleared Ind ~ ~
high state q cu.,,s alton, and the fences arc
good Possession can bc bad ,n,metliste,y
The terms viii DC accommodating, aud e.
found advantageous To do so, the tract aill
be divided into two parts To- suit purchasers
All applicanons 10 he made Co the suhscf,.
Der. residing at Char,ssinwn, jefferson ooun.
~, Va JOSEPH 4. DAUGHERTY.
Feb Il, l65l.--si.
- Torch light, tsxsrstovn. Journal. Ia,-
caster, "a Herald, F,,'i, rick. Md rld Rerul-
ii,au md \irsiniIn, " Inob,si,r, Va. iuSrt .Nt-
- ether week, ,in,s, and scud their account.
To la. uifict
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NEW GOODS.

selected from the late arrivals. consistinr
inpaft Of
Supcrhnc blue. black, and fancy coloured
Cloths.
Soperiine blue. grey. and mixed Cassi-
meIes,
Csssiucis, baizes. Nsnncl.. bambazc:s.
fIads cheeks, ging CHAINS .canLric, iaeone.
Swiss. null, aud book musins,
good assortment 81 very superior and
handsome Nesting.
A large assortment Of very cheap ealicoes,
French lu.ire, "a handsome a.tic!e.D
Merino circassian, figured do
Italian lustring. senshaws, florence silks.
Silk velvet; nankin, canton, aud Italian
Grape,
81 81. 1oi. III rose blankets.
5. 81. I. and 3 poin, do.
Linen eanbric. Irish linen, dimiiy. dovla,
Burlaps. and Russia sh-eiing,
Large merino. leg cashmere, imitation
aud cotton shawIs,
Bandanna. flag. and black silk handker
chleis-Madrss, Malsbar, and cotton
flag do -3obbine,, and bobJinet laces.
neat assortme Mt Of fancy dress handker
eh'efs-Sllk braid and gimps.
Piping and cotton cord--Bed ticking,
Garze aud Gros de Nap ribbonds,
beI'ings. new styie,-Gentlcmcn's beaver
hoskrn, bnckskiu. and silk gloves.
Ladies castor, hoskin. kii, aud six do.
Genilrmtn's hose, and half DO
Ladies six, cotton, and worsted hose,
o.. Sd, "a IS. and Sd brown cotton.
"a, -, IS, ADD 5-4 bIesched do.
spun cotton from, No. to II,
Hats. shoes. and boots,
hardware china. glass, tn, & queensusre.
School books and stationary,
Family mediciuss-sud sn extensive s,ppIy
oil groceries, liquors, Sc.
All Of which they src determined 10 set
Tow. They respectfully soiicr sh.re Of
public patronage. }. NEERsCO.
o. Wheat, rye, corn. wool, aud other
country produce, taken IN rArhauce for
goods ~ market pEIee. J.NS eco
October I3. 1880
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LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER Tor sale, a valuable FARM. in
Il the county of Loudoun. containing a.
bout 500 acres. lying within half mile Of
The Potumsc river, near lIawlings Ferry.
lew miles b low Nolsnds Ferry, on the
Potomac, and miles from. Le-sburg. The
improvements are comfortable dwelling
house and kitchen. barn and stables. a
stone dairy. an excellent garden well en-
closed. and an extensive apple orchard oil
line frun-peaches. &c. sc.
And also a small Farm. OF I62 acres. of
limestone land. in the same vicinity. ad-
joining the lands Of Messrs. Csllett. Belt.
and Douglass The canal Is nearly finish
cd up To this point. and when finished. ~ m
enhance The value of tbis property very
much As Anu determined 10 sell, a bar
gam will he gwen.
viii also sell the Fsrm ON which live.
wing on The Shenandoah river. IA u,Iles
aonre iiarpers Ferry. containisg $50 a
cres oil FIRST rate limestone land. The im-
prov-meGts are mill and saw mill. lard
there Is +. site Of equal power TO The one
impro'edo large dwelling hanse. and
every other building that is necessary 10
make the estabii ,hment convenient and
comfortable. aud all in good order. A
more minute description - deemed unne-
'y' - ~ - p'VsumFN uuat no person
wh purchase without first having seen u.
"iil merely add that there are few such
estates TO be bad 10 any county. according
to rs exc. The canal aud rail road Is hen
finished np TO lisrpers Ferry. will afford
facilities irr the transportation oI produce.
which will enhance the value Of this estate
very much bargain viii also be given
IN tins very valuable property
The payments for the above property
Will be made easy
JOHN II LEWIS.
The Rocks" Jefferson Co Vu)
March 2. 1881
ic,.sb,ir., Cc;,;ns Of ib.r., ,;.
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Dissolution of CopartneI shin.

T>iIE business heretofore carried
ON at this place. under the FIRM al
Joseph T.. Russell * Co. was dissols ed va
the 18th inst Joseph L. Russell is an
thorised TO receive payment for dues. and
TO adjust all other matters relating 20 the
tate concern. AZ a speedy close Of the
business - not only necessary. but indis
pcnsablc. we invite. I'm the spirit Of friend
sh,p.) all thosc indebted TO N. To eome
forward and settle without delay. How
ever disagree allie 20 all parties. dclinqucu-
cies " Ill De answered FOR at March Court
.Samuei Il. Uhie,
Joseph l.. Russell.
1Iotrcrs-F Ferry. Jan. 10, 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-03-10

I af'hiNpt ENT S1OC kHOIDFRS
~ ihr :. llarpfr Ferry Charleston n,
shu Sn''bhrld Turnpike Company. are
h'teby respectfully notified. that Nv m or
DER "h'cb The rxigencies Of the { omuan,
nave compelled ih+ Board Of Directors ~
MAKE all arrearsges on instsInents called
m up 70 the first Of February. 1881. viii.
At mat tine. hr placed 10 the hand. Of an
"ihceF' for collection. wiihou, respect 10
persons by order of the Board.
ANDREW HUNTER, Clok
Jan. -. 1881.
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ANOTHER Ann1ver.

NoNSiSilNt' OF splendid brsy.r Ha,.. Of
- ihe most beautiful patterns; also, cheap.
'f ONES iof Christmas. Wa.rr proof Boo,,
ara soc superior Brogsns, double seated:
''"dIes thieS scaled lasting Lsces- sinner,
wafer proof socks, &c very suptr.nr IS.
sofimrht 81 mIsses aud children. leather
noes sud boots. all elegantly adapted for
we Chrislmas H"iS days. and sli suii, of
."nl wesiher % Caii at No. 1875. Turn.
pike street where every .x4r,;o,. al, -.
made To please his old eusto,o.rs ,nd :.
many new ones as viii iike Tho ifo,,blr :,
call ~ uI,u1 1900. 1900 "
Dec 80. 1850. -"
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LOST Oh ndIsLAD,

The night OF the concert, ia the Pres
ObyterIan Church. new copy of by
t.RS selection Of CHURCH MUSIC.
supposed 10 have been taken through mis-.
take by some Of the singers There MAS
no name written IN u, but the mark OF a
label having been pasted on The first page
Whoever has Through nistake) the sbov G
described singing bsok. win confer great
favor by leaving il at this office.
dS- An old book. supposed to belong
to some OF the singers, can be had by APP
plying at tins Office. Feb %
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THE UMDERsI6NED.

ANiNG heretofore had il in eontempIa.
ton tn remove from Chsrlestown IN
the ensuing Spring. and having for some
tine declined making professional engage.
M ni', IN eases which would require his at.
tent,os nj period subsequent To The umc
hAed Tor ms remossl. and having lately OIL.
tered his determination, deems IL proper Ia
inform his clients, and all who NAV desire
ms professional services, that (for the pre-
sent OF i"aS) ID. has abandoned the iniep
'ion oil changing his residence. end that he
w'h continue to practise in the Chsncery
'onrt and other courts Mt Winchester. a.
wen rs IN the courts Of Jefferson.
having some time ago cess.d 10 be In.
enr"r OF the Virgins Free Press" he will
give ms undivided attention TO the business
o. ms profession lie will usually be found
al ms Office, adjoining his dwelling.
T..DAUGHERTY.
Ch3slestown, Va Feb n
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COpartncrship Formed.

.H>HE subscribers having purchased
Il OF Mr.. Samuel X. White, his i'm
tercst IN the late concern Of Joseph l..
Russell s. Go have this day associated
uuder the firm Of RUSSELL < Firzsrn
MONS. for the purpose OF carrying on busi
ness at Hsrpers-Ferry. Market..guare.-
Our store will at all times be supplied
with a good assortment Of staple and fan
ey GOODS, which will be sold 81 the
lowest prices. Our individual friends
the customers Of the late firm. and the
public generally. are respectfully invited
TO extend 10 us such a PARTON OF their
custom as thy think we are entitled 10
from the prices and quslitios Of our goods.
No exertions Oh our part shall be waning
TO render general satisfaction.
Joseph l.. RusseK.
John "A. Ff,simmons.
Jan. II. 1881.
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MEETING

or Me Orerseers Of the Poor.
4 adjourned meeting or the Board Of
"a Oserseers Of the Poor. of Jefferson
county. will take place ON the second Mon
day the i4ih day. Of tho present month.
(Msrch,) 81 the Poor house al said county,
~ order To settle mp the accounts of the
Board with the Sheriff. sc. Punciuni NJ
tendance. st an early hour. i. respec fully
required By order Of the Board.
JAMES BROWN, Clerk.
March 3, 1891.