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MARKETS..
IIONnnN NAV 6

tn J,,y q . LONDON, May b.
carried on with much determinations; but within the
last ie" days the market has been in rather an ex-
ci Gu state and prices have fallen considerably Ma
ny parties who had con racted 10 deliver talow have
experienced grea difficulty in dong so; and the DR.
ces which at this time last week were from 46s to
as per cWt have fallen to Ais and 42s per cwt
ana yesterday the current price was only ABS per
Icwt. Pc
ockS-Consos for the Account, which left a
yesterday at 795 to 80, opened this morning at 8OI
were afterwards d ne 500. and finally closed at
500 For Money they a 8O1. The Four Der
Cents have advanced to 964 and tn; New Three and
la Half per Gents SET
liverpool May The saies for the week ended
last evening amounted to 1880 bales of which
$3.50 were Uplahds a, ST 68, with 10 at I'd; 1910
Orleans at 55a7s, with 10 at 81; 1860 Alabama aud
Mobile al ST g.. and 1870 Sea Island at 1o4a A
About lOto bales, Chi fly low Alabama az 5.a5S
nave b2en taken on speculation. The demand for
Sea Island continues limited. The import of the
week exceeds $4,000, of which 200 are from the u
.. Our Corn market is extremely dull ana depressed
Since Inc heavy import of Flour a week ago thu
demand has been almost suspended, and Yesterday
4ooo bis. OF fresh Philadelphia were sold at the re-
auced price OF S4s, br duty paid. There are no
buyers even at that price to-day, aud interior Flour
Is TOTALLY unsaleahl' Western Canal is nomina w
S3a36s br; Wheat 9s 5aT0s per 20 lbs; Indian Co
very dui and the Corn markets generally are ex-
ceedingy fat.
The last weekly average of Wheat was Tos sd;
making the aggregate Ills. per our 80 that the DUTY
remains at 6s. Sd. our. for Wheat, and 4s bril- for
fiour but next week he uty will most probably be
los. Cd. our
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LAND FOR SALE.

he subscriber offers for SALE his tract Of land
IA lying Ill Powhatan county on Appomatox River
about eighteen miles above Genito, three below Glen
ont Town, and twelve above the Court House. adoinnu
the land of Charles Eggleston, Richard Watkins HUGH
French and others. The tract contains about eight
hundred acres between two and three hundred of which
are creek and river low grounds of very excellent quail
ty, equal to any on Appomattox river. Some Of the
river low grounds yet uncleared The high land is
IN good state for cultivation, and the purchaser will
have in his power to seed from 12O to 156 bushels of
wheat on good corn and tobacco land. The wood land
is well tlmbered, and than sufficency for the
support of the plantation independently of the un
cleared low grounds The provemt nts consist of an
overseers house and good negro quarters an excellent
new granery and threshng machine attached to IT, and
tobacco barns sufficient for curing twenty or thirty
thousand weight of tobacco. Any person wishing to
view the land will at any time be shown it by nv bro
Their, c. Eggleston, who lives adjoining, or Mr. Hurh
French who at present occupies it, The purchaser will
be allowed the privilege of seeding crop of wheat this
fall Should The above described land be not sooner
sold privately, (noce Of which will be given it will he
sold publicly, to the highest bidder, Hugh French
Tavern the Buckingham road, twelve miles above
Powhatan Court House, Thursday, the 18th day of
August, if fair if not the next fair day. Tho terms
shall be accommodating, and will be made known OF.
he day of SALE application to the subscriber resi-
ting in Amelia county WA. EGGLESTON
may Z
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AN2sGg for. S6yy0.


Vile Subscriber wishing TO remove to the Western
u Country, offers for sale his land, lying about two
miles below Louisa Court House. on the Main Sta ge
Road, leading from the City of Richmond on which
Plantation there situated good Brick House. finish
ed about two years past, with rooms passape run
ming through it, and cellar containing one large dninp
room, and another for Kitchen with comfortable ou
houses. The above mentioned Tract contains about
tour hundred and ninety acres, of which one hundred
and 20 acres have been lately cleared and is well adap
- - +.ssit.-e af cora. wheat, and the bol
ance is IN woods and is remarkably well timbered n
hes IN the gold region of Louisa has well of excellent
water IN the yard, besides springs which are entirev
convenient, and is situated in a good nejphborbood
ne above mentioned Situation, is good for a Tavern
Private Residence, for Professional Gentleman or for
Carriage Maker Cabinet Maker or any other Mecban
ic being well Timbered, Timber is very scarce in ,s
vicinity.
AT the same time and place, will be sold two Half
Acre Lots situated adjoining the Hotel Louisa Court
House, with Store House, &c. each Lot. There is
Mail Stage that runs by the said Court House twice
every week to tho City of Richmond Louisa Court
House, (te village is among the best Stands in the
country Tor merchandising, there is great deal Of
cash business done there.
further description of the Property, is deemed un
necessary as is expected that those who wish to pur
chase, will view the premises before the sale
Ii the above Property is not sold before the second
Monday in July next, it will be offered at public sale ON
that day, at Louisa Court House. being court day
If should sell privately previous to July Louisa
Court, the public shall be notified
N l2-1aw7w AI,EXA NDTP wv
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Tin and Iron.

7HNIIE subscriber keeps constantly hand supply
n of Tin-pate in boxes; also, good assortment Of
single, double and trcberollod shcetiron; hoop-ron
from to inches; boX-iron, for Coachmakcrs; small
round and square rods for dcecdains, and other pur
poses; plating, SCROLL tyre round and square ron Of
rious sizes; extra sizes Of tn-platc and ron ordered
with dispatch, from the Northern markets.
Jun 4-2aW3t JOHN ". GORDON.
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SALE OF LAND
On PalnUnkeV River.

Vrtut "i De-" of tIust, executed TO ,he
/ . subscriber, by Philip w. Claiborne and Aruettc
us we, on the eighth day of February. 1928
"u admitted to record, IN the county court cf New
hh'' on the 10Th day Of April, 1925 for the purpose
VI securing HE payment OF certain sums of money
'hc.sih mentioned, to Francis Foster shall proceed
vi Monday, the eeveDS day of July next TO sell TO
Tue highest bidder for ready meney on the premises
.he ,Fact OF Land. by said deed convened situated
IN the comfy of New Kent on Pamunkey River
containing, by recen, survey, SOC and an half acres
:! Inc land will be sold, subject to the paymeut of
''ooo on the Is, day of January 1882, al 600 on
me LIST day OF January 1888 and $3.50 on the LIST
uay OF January 1854 This is perhaps he most val
va, uap!e estate OF its size OH The Parnunkey River
ne sou is OF tine quality, in excellent condition and
wen adapted to the culture of wheat corn oats and
U''oh ne improvements conveniently suited To
t''e size OF 'he farm. a valuable fishery attached
ana It Is situated in very desirable neIpbbourhood
ne TILE is believed to be clear of all oSioctiop bn,
seiing, as trustee the subscriber will convey onIv
such lie as IL vested IN him by the deed aforesaid
jun 9-2nw tbs John y fSI SDm%I
ENcKNIIURE AT AUCTION.-Tbe s7bsc7;6e-
n intending to discontinue House Keepng will coli
on tuesday next, the 18th inst 10 O'clock M ~
nus residence, on Street, few doors above The W..
ington iaVern, his Household Furniture which &c nov
oil tne best quality, and in good order Tbose ,rh
wish 10 purchase, examine it, on Monday tho s
previous to the sale.-The sale will be condnc,ea b
Otis, Dunlop s. Co., Auc,s T. POI, oy
Jun Cts ~ hoLh.
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GREECE.

GREECE.
We are inclined place no reliance ON repor in tbc
papers, not later date than those last received
oy us of the abdication of Capo D'Istrias But the
Morning Herald of the 3d. contains the following corn
munication:-
News of revolution in Greece reached London in E,
letter Just received from Marseiles Both the writer
and the receiver of the letter arc intimately
with the affairs of Greece, by recently terminated
residence OF several years in that country The news
came by vessel which, at the writing of the letter
had Just arrived at Marseies from Greece. Tho par
ticulars which had transpired, to the following
effect
"By msgovernment in various shapes Count D,Istrios
tsusslan Government had for considerable time past
been the object of universal odum Greece The n,
tience OF the people being completely exhausted an
universal rising had taken place. which commenced M
Napol with the assistance of the Hydriote and Mai
nots Finding support any where the despnt obd;
took place. sort of Assembly STYLED an Eyecrt;yo
COUNCIL headed by Uavro Michal had been established
ton '' ''ti'i"'>
PORTUGAL.
1t appears that the French residents in Lisbon did
o ieaVe mat port under the offer .made them by the
consul rs mentioned in last advices in yery great
jumpers Ihe lntendent General of tho Police issued
al eoict on the 18th, promising them protection and
security and denouncing all dsturbers of the public
ma who should attempt any thing against them
lhe Portuguese army be reunited and the rails
ing OIL troops was actively going on. All Portuguese
SUBJECTS between II and 80 years age are liable to be
enrolled. W ~
SWEDEN
STOCKHOLM April 21.-An official article in yes,er
GaZete, conradicts the report that the Russian
Court had required Sweden TO furnish according tn its
engagement an auxiliary corps of 10000, No such
aPpcaton has been made, for the very simple reason
that no such obligation exists '
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G7FOWCesSe,. AOsc GROUNDS

The last viii ni hc late Dr. James Dean, the Subscribers
are authorized TO sell and they offer for sale hi5
ldaoe Estate, lying ON Ware River, IL the county of Go
%'eI' ~ The STATE oi Virginia. about three miles from the
ru' Hone containing $50 acres, nearly the Of wh .c
siae Of cviyauop, well adapted the growth Of Indian
N"'n' wheat, and Barley. There IS spacious Dwelir,
mouse, and al ohr necessary houses, IN GOOD renal, ne
ms Fsa situated on the back AZ the River Fish and
leI oi the best qualify are taken sight OF the House
more minute description d'yiurj tauece -ry as - !,
Suned any person w'hing 20 purchase VIII srst eza ~
HSGlses Whcn wii nc st."g y 'l' oaaagcr Mr. Geo.,
bHups purchaser of the land can ~ acco,u,,,,d, .
as many slaves he may require cultivate H. and ai. m
.dilnS Utensils ana sto,H OF ever description r. Inn ~,
payment will be made suit tue ,,,rcbaeer, -. ~" ~
yarcn'aTS IJier addressed to Christopher T5,nptn a
our f i,Vo.g a wi meet due attention
JOHN - JARVIS r..
HENrY " rAEB I .' - "''"' ''0"
3-1avGu
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For HaeIa1s smIMImeR. NNear.-

A T r. III. JENKINS will he found fellow and
IA blue nankccns; black and green bor1bazncs; hair
silk, and bombazne stocks white marsals and fancy
silk stocks; gcntlemens Pongcc silk pocket hdkfs Of
new patterns superior quality and at low pricos silk
raw silk, and cotton half.hcse style large size,
bord. Swiss cravats black and colourcd hoTsc.s,,in
gloves with extensive assortment of Irish and Ger.
shifting linens, Of the best bleach which will be
sold in any quantity, by the piece halE7iccc or yard
jun 8
WOOL swish TO purchase a quantity Of Woo.
w washed cg uG%asicd
,as93 yAS. WINSTON.
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AUCTION SALES.
By OTIS, Eswuso,, a, IN

ia 800 the 10Th instant, at O'Clock will bo
. our taucuon Rooms, an extensive and yoIu,bIs
assortment Of seasonable Dry Goods consisn IN @
O eacoes, glnghams, French drIings, brocheIis
Pnrn lasthgs' clrcassians black Italian lustrn'
LIE gro de Maps vestings, flag and bandan1,
nukis', nnsl!ns &c The above goods are ali freai,
and well worth the attention of dealers. ~ AeSn'
JUN S-'s Q. ID. a co Aucts
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gUDoIesaIe 3DrIeea Current.

RtchUIond,
STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, Leaf
fine, l00lb. 7a9
good, q a 5
fair, 3 a 4
refused, y a 81
mdnutactured-
LIST quail. caVendish, ID. 81 a &c
small twist, no. /, IL a Is
no. 2, SAN
Flour, city mills, none
country, 4a45
ITheat, none
Corn, bush 20
Coal, best for shipping, 10 a 2C
inferior, IA a Is
Cotton, 8 ia
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
Beesndrs best, IS a 20
Butter, VI a Ia
Beet, mess, bbl. 10 so
fresh, SAL
Bacon, new, II q 81
Cheese, 7a9
Candles, tallow, mould, Halle
sperm. 28sS0
Coffee, w. ]. green, II a i2I
Rio, llaI2
Java, white, IL a 49,
ordinary qualities, 10 a II
Chocolate, no. /, IL a 10
CoPpeTds, ID. ~ a3
Fish, herrings, no. l, Ssh
shad, no. !, 6
mackerel, no l, Sag
do. no. 2, 5 a u
do. no. 3, 81 3 Is
Frnit-raisms, bunch, box, 2
muscatel, 2 SO
Feathers live geese, good, 33
Glass, window, sx1O, so feet
z Is l0xl2, do. 3
G1tylPowder, DuPonrs, 5 80
RogGT's 5
Hemp, American, ton, 100 III
Hides, Sp'h, sun-dried, IS a II
salted, liza Is
Indigo, Sp'h fiotant, lb.I 25a1 Il
Iron, Swedes, ton, so u 95
English, 30
American, 80 q %
Lard, new, 8 az
Lime, 81
Leather, sole, Is a %
upper l IS a 275
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. %
merchantable, II a 10
mahogany, St. Dom. #. II a 2;
Bay a 10
MoLaSSes, gal. ~. o. % a 40
w. India, generally, % a %
Neal, bushel, 81
Nails, cut, ID. 81
Oil, linseed, gal. 30
taDners', bib. 12@ all
sperm. winter prsd. gal. 80a95
do. summer do. Is a
Oafs, bush. 35a37
Pldister Of Paris, ton, ) 10
Pork, prime, bjh. I2l
mess, IA so
Rice, Carolina, (ncw) 3 50
Svgqz, loaf 14a18, luup1IG16
". o. brown, 1GOlbs. ) a8
St. Croix, do. 7 a 10
muscovadoes, 81 a8
SnH, sack, Jiv. filed, 2
ground alum, 2
Srlfpetre, ID. I0a1l3
Spirits
brandy, oognac, gal. 15Gs175
apple brandy, new, 38a40
peach do. Is a 90
ruru, St.Croix e. Ant. So a 90
do. New E6eland, "a a s.
sin, Holland, 1O5
do. AmEican, 38 a 90
Whiskey, 40 a 81
Steel, German, III 12aI4
English biislered, -
Amer. do. 3 sC
SHo., "a. c
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EVSll. - Mary GOTEeg,

FIVIIEVisjtors and GoUsrnors Of Wm. q. Hqry col.
a lcgc respectfully reminded that the 9TH Of JuIy
is the day Of their regular annual meeting, at which
time full board is earnestly desired, as business ofvi.
tai importance to the interest Of the College domends
its consideration. JOHN PAGE, Rector.
NAV 29-2w2Ji
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LAND SCRFP.

FEHIIH subscfiber vii give he highest price for
r Scrip issued for Land Warrants under the Act
# The Both Of May 1880. lie may be fouud at he
Office Of B. Niche, Esq. Opposite he Merchants
Coffee House, Main ST.
ap 1g--tf CHARLES STANBERY
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Labourers Wanted

n Wish to hire thirty ablc.bodicd iabourers for the
"a of the Richmond Dock Company. ENQUIRE
for the subscriber at the Dock Office, Cary street
Jun If GEO. BOOKER
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Iron of all Sizes.

GAMES WINSTON, Agent for the Maryland Iron
- Works, will order, according to BILL deliverable in
ten to fifteen days. free Of all expense to the purchaser
the lowest wholesale prices iurf
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BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
virginia State LOTTERY.

jun For sale at THO n RIccnp
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sWXCALEsS OFFICE,
VIPginia STATE V.nstnu

Tickets S4-Haives 2-Quarters l.
Fes sale 2t E. MICkLES,
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PLENDID LOOTINRy

m -. &C. &c. &c.
llcKets sS2o-Halves l0-Quarters 5-Eighths so
| For sale by E. MICKLE
- FIRST door below the door of the Eagle Hotel
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,anentso" Light Dragons
keaRADE III front IF the Cty Hall, on Fr;da,
H. next, the 10th inst. at half past o'clock. p Nj
Completely equipped. By order.
o JOHN S. COSBY.
Jonc Grd'I,
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.
MISS MARY POLK, who IN. been en-.
AVA pioyed for several Year, % m in,,r,r.
tress OF young ladies'. having Determined Co
locate herself permanently in Ch.rIe,,ovn-
takes this method to inform her friend, and
the public. that her school will comm-oc.
on Monday the 18th Of February, 1t the r. Al.
dence OF the late Doctor Lee Griers.
Pupils will DO admitted ~ any peT,eJ of I'M.
year. and charged accordingly.
The following branches comprise the .ys.
tenn Of education which will be laugh, in din.
seminary. viz; Residing. Writing. compos,.
non' 6rsmmar. Geography, wiih the use of
Maps and Globcs.-Ancieut and Modern His.
tory, Rhetoric. Arithmetic, Natural philo,o.
ply and Che n,istry
MUSIC & DR-fJy'I.NG mill also be taueIf
IN his seminary
Persons dcsrous Of obtaining special infor.
nation reIatiTe TO the character and capacity
OF the instruciress. and the terms of tuition.
are referred TO the following gentlemen. viz
David Humphreys, Esq, Rev Septirnus rus.
tom William stephenson. Esq, Dr. s,ribIinr.
John Hay. Esq. and Capt. Geo. Blackemorc.
+ s. Parents at . distance, are informed
that good boarding can be obtained for their
children. on moderate terms.
Dec. %. 1851.
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~ amecting oi The citizens of Smith.
heid ARD MS nrig' burhooL. held a,rcc
AMY To- public notce. at the tavern Of
Samue' Stone, IN Smithiicld, on Thurs
uay 'he Ssd instant, WM. L. FLcop.
Esq. Vas called TO the Chair. and Mr..
SAMUEL SroNE was requested Ia act a.,
Secretary. The object Of the mcetinp
na'ins been briefly stated by Sir. Stone
the ioi'o" IN. preamble and rcsolu tions
were unanimously adopted.
" heress. this meeting feeling a live
" interest IN common with their fell
'ow-e,,izens Of Char!estown and il.
"eishborhood. IN the location Of the
contemplated rail road from Winchc..
ter to the Potomac, through the town of
sn'thheld, and also making Charles.
town po'nt-be il, therefore.
Rcsoired, That the chairman of fiji.
meeting name committee Of four per
sons, whose duty il shall be to call up.
on the citizens Of Smilh.icld and its
vicinity, Tor the purpose Of soliciting
conditional subscriptions of stock i'm
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad
Company.
Resoired, That tic Chairman also
appoint a committee Of four persons,
who shall cndeavor to ascertain. and
report nj 4 future meeting, (due motto 9
ct which shall be given. the number
oil manufacturing mills in the vicinity
oil Sml'hiirld, and the probable quaint.
" OF Hour manufactured by said mills.
and also the number Of disiiilcrie.. &c.
The gentlemen appointed on the
COMMITTEES by the first resolution, were:
Mr.. Samuel Cameron. Mr.. WIN. G..
Burns, MIR. Henry B. Eaty. and DIR.
X. kownslar. Those on the other.
were: DIR. X. Kownslar. DR.. Edward
;. Bell, MIR. William Watson, and
DR.. Mann p. Nelson.
On motion Of DR.. II. Kownslar. il
was Resoired, That the foregoing pro.
ceedings be signed by the Chairman
and Secretary, and published in the
Virginia Free Press and Farmers Re.
pository.
WILLIAM p. FLOOD, Chairman.
SAMUEL STONE, Secretary.
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TAKE NOTICE.

SHALL offer Tor hire. At Kab,e
II town, on Saturday the 5I.t inst
one negro man. one woman and her two oh,i
dten. aud small boy, bcIouginr. 10 The estate
OF Ohio Mccoy, decd.
Persons indebted To the estate Of sail &c.
ceased. arc requested To make pa, mcn,: anil
'hose having claims will present Them. pru
perry authenticated, for settlement,
On the lSt and I'd Saturdays IN January
next, shall sttend at Charlestown, Tor ,h,,
purpose OF meeting those who have settle
fnen's to make with SAID estate. and will he
prepared at ksbletown. on the ,isy of the
h'ring, to transact business of Nhe same ma
lure. All interested are invited to attend o.,
'hose days. DANI. MPHERsON,
bec -, 1901. .idD.'r
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Worthy of Attention.

WILL offer at public sale. at my
II residence three miles from Shep
herdstown. and one mile from McPhers1n
Bren's Ferry. on Monday the Cd day Of
January. 1882. the following property:
Seven head Of Horses. arnons which arc
several tirstratc Brood Mares,
Horse Gears-one good Wagon,
- head Of sheep. some Of them full
blood Merino.
~ head OF stock Hog some Cattle.
Ploughs and Ilarrows.
Farming Utensils OF every description
Twelve months credit vii be given on
all sums Of and above .. the purchase,
giving bond snd approved security. all
sums under five dollars, cru.t be cash
NO property 20 I've removed until the term.
OF sale Re complied with
Dec. -. JOHN MOLER.
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Virginia, JErFERsoN Co. TO VIZ, :.
December Court, 1854.
AZ . Court held foroshe County of jefferson,
ON the 18th day of december, 1881:
lillian f. Lock and John Loci.
PIsISTiffs,
AGAINST
Rachel Lock, lillian, Lock, md Eliza.
Geh his rifs, Uarrisos Corn, and
Nancy G. has wife, late Nancy e..
Loek. George ~. Lock, Mary Lock.
Martha Loci, Joseph Jforro,r and
Eleanor has ,oife, late Eleanor Lock.
Randolph Lock. Elijah Loci, Elisha
Loci, Rebecco Lock. Hamiyon Lock,
Jtf'sf finn Loek, John Lock, Nancy
L.oek, Harriet Lock, Thomas Loek,
George Lock and Jacob Foreman
and Elisa his rifc, iofe Eliza Lock:
ne said Eliza, Juliet. John. Nancv.
Harriet. Thomas and George, being
Children and heirs Of James Loci.
deceased, ....... ...DxyExpASrs.
WE defendants. Elizabeth Loo X and vii.
4 liam Lock. not having entered their sp.
peNs"ce and gwen security, according 10
mo act OF assembly and the rrise of this
court; and II appearing by satisfactory eyi.
dence that they arc no, inbabhan,. Of ihi,
commonwealth; II as ordered. Ths, the said
deiendsnts do appear here on the frs. day Of
inc next March term, and answer the bill Of
'he plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some pex.p,nc,
printed IN this county. for two months sue.
ccssiveiy. and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse Of this county.
copy-Tes,e,
IA
dec. -. s. J. CRAMER, &C.
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PUBLIC SALE

NNlLL be sold. at public sale. on
w Monday the 9th d,y If Jam.
airy next at the residence Of the late John
a. Johnson, cat Rabies M,li) the follow.
property:
Q head of .tiri rate Uoyk Horses.
) eLceh'n Riding Horses.
) Mich Cors.
Road Uugon.
20 head cf good Stock Hogs.
Ifonsehod and hifchen Furniture.
and great many other articles, WORTHY
The attention Of the public generally
Six months credit will be given on al,
".'".. Of 6re dollars and npw ards. the nur
chaser giving bond and approved secnr,.
~; undcr fre dollars. cash.
JOHN KABLE, .qd,,'r.
Dec ~ 1881
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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-29
NOTICE

GA meeting Of the People Of Charles
Town and OF ITS vicinity, 10 requested TO
take place at tho Court House, on Fridav
me oh 81 january nerf, 10 take into con
sdcrs'ion the prospects held nut or OBJ
tanning The passage OF the ivinchcster
anu Potomac Rail Road through Charles
'o~n' Dec. 30.