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Soap, DC.
II ECEINjNG per schr Planter. 900 boxes VI ild,.
~ merger no. ! soap, sugars, wines and rum
Also,
10 patent wrought, iron chests. fire proof. prico
from $50 10 500 each, for sale. by
may 9-3t DAVENPORT. ALLEN d. 90.
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"drsMr NEan8~
PoRT or R7CHMOND
ARRI

ARRIVED.
Schr Thon!s, Jenkins, from York River, with
slaves, To order.
Schr Young Eagle, from North Carolina. with
fish, to l. Webb g. Co.
Schr Enterprise, from North Carolina, with fish,
TO l. Webb s. Co.
Schr Nancy Williams, Ingersoll, from Norfolk.
Schr Frances, Guy, from York River, with corn
to Workman & McGruder.
Schr Rlsin: Sun, Shaw, from New York, with
potatoes. 10 master.
Sloop Sarah, from North Caroline, with fish, to l.
Webb e. Co.
SAILED,
Schr Independence, Creighton, tjr B%altimor..
coal.
Schr Revenue, Godfrey, for Albany, coal.
Shop Washington Packet, for Norfolk and Tap
pahannock, with flour, coal, &c.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, for Norfolk, with
freight and passengers.
WILL be sold to day, to the highest bidder,
w after the Jockey Club race Is over, the cele-
bra'od race mare MULATTO MARY. Her paftor-
mances on the turf may be known by reference 10
the American Turf Register. may LIT
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FASHIONS FOR MAY:

Ind more NcaO and fashionable Dry Goods.
MAY 10th, l83I.-This M,rnins, X II JEN
I'VE KINS Is opening, by the Packet Effort, from
New York, and the last Packets from France, %
doz. Fancy Bcrege and Silk Gauzc Scarfs and
Ildkfs comprising all the newest and most fashion
able Styles, imported this Spring a few pieces
Gros de Phillip Silks, an entire new and Fashionable
not Ribbands; Embroidered Cotton Hose, Mt very
low prices; also, plain White Cotton Hose, at all
prices, Large Feather Fans; and many new and Gle
giant Goods, from the New York Auctions; which
will be sold at tho very lowest prices, at
II. II JENKINS'.
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BIBLE ITSELF.

THNllE Holy II bic, (Od md New Tss,omcr,s,
~ IN 2 vols. octave, without note. refcroncr
or comment The most elegant print and no,c,
tiGt has ever been seen in any book IN this or iGr
ou country; and handsomely bound IN red Russia
%rorooco. TO be seen and purchased a, NASITS
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He4 "ATr ~
FORTUNATE OFFICE.

" 2U,UUO DOTarS Tor 3.
TOMORROW, ut 4 o'clock, tho yirgin;, s,,,o
Lottery, Class No. Is. will be drawn at tho EarIc uotc,
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Du 10 EananEn- ~av-l ~ -

wv have received by scent arrivals. l,r,o.,,.
~ uonhi supplies ofFuncy and Staple Good. rcn-
ucLpg our assortment very complcte:-For oyloi5y
ana 'G'7e,fY, out stock Is unsurpassed by ony in tGII
sa,c' ana Is olerGA at t~rhohg1ic, at a small advance
. !" ppm Hoeral terms-Our purchases being rnndc O..
.nef az auction. or by tbepackagc, we feel no hc.i,,-
60 III assuring customers, that they WILL be- offered NJ
sncm prices as cannot tail to give sa,islacton-N
S h continue 10 receive by every packet throurhoul
Lne season such additions as NAV be necessary so
render our assortment at oil time: de.rnbic bn;i, ~ ~
"hoics7ic and yctait purchasers wv" w.
may " BALDWIN, IVES g. 20
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IN 33 I:s iO 29 66 4 40 pr so

AE Exc The drawn numbers in TIC Union Camel
y v Lottery, Class No. ..
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70 .HlITGI'S.
N.sIio 'mPloy 90 Miller 10 flbc cHofre ola Nan
2 u'ac.ulIaE Mil, gj WaIkcr'on, Liug s. Queen
County. 10 orc who ~ cgplblc. liberal wages will
be -Etu--ryier,o Lewis Webb g. Go .ofRichmouI.
BAYLOR TEMPLE.
Walkeriou. April =, lgsI-cgf
fHNO THE L8UIyS.-IHc laa Pau. fashions ace urca
4 rd aud can De seen 90 e ~ JLNklNSr
ap25 Fancy Dry Clouds and Linen stogc
RDINGnURGu REvIEw.-J published. gdiu
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THIS DAY.
Grand Consolidated L5~,tcry-prawinp will no
received TODAY.
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DIED.

On the sth Of january last, after lingering ILL
ncss, Mrs MARf MCCLURE, wife Of MIR James
Mcclure, OF this county.
on Monday the i4th inst. Mrs. ScsAN Fosrra.
wife OF Mr.. David Foster Of II.rpers-rcrr,, in
the 2@tl, year Of her age.
On Monday the iith inst. nj the residence of
DIR. Claggett, ia Washington county, Md. the
kev. f..ScIs Xoonr, oil this county, in the GOth
year Of his age.
Mr. Moore belonged to the class Of Christians
dcnoninated Baptsts, aud vas for the last thirty
years an exemplary preacher Of the doctrines OF
that Faith. lie left his residence in this county
on the Saturday previous To his decrease, for the
purpose Of administering ,,c Gospel Ola the fol-
lowing day; but Il was deerccd otherwise On
Monday morning he Was corpse, after au Hines 81
Of about Sc hours duration.
At Norfolk, Va on the 9Th inst. after pro-
tiaeted illness Of Par..ly sis, Commodore Aar,,up
SIscLAiH, Of the u. S. Navy, many years com
mand,ns Naval Officer on that station lie was
an ofieer OF distinguished galIantr-y and skill In
his profession. and cnjoy cd the confidence of tie
Cu'ernnment IN All cmincut dcgrec.
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PUBxxC SAxC.

" I'LL be sold, on Thursday tho 10Th
w DAY of March next, OF the house Of
the subscriber. near Wsiper's isvrrn. va
rIety of HOUSEHOLD and kITcHE.N
FURNITURE, Consisting al part Of
Good feather beds and bedding,
Acorn top and common bsdstssds.
Dining. breakfast aud kitchen tables,
Split bottom and Windsor chairs,
Bureau snd Safe,
Cupboard Furniture,
One CLOCK One cor,
Together with four sets of cOOPERS'
TOOLS, complete.
good Gribdsfone,
CToss.cut, hsad end frame Saws,
Truss hoops, Joibters, axes. AIDES. dTsw-
ing.kniVes. etc. etc and . variety Of
other 1rucles not necessary I" mention -
A credit Of Elk months viii bs gwen the
purchaser, by giving note end approved Sc
cutiiy. Sale TO Commences early ~ the day
Feb e. JAMES MCCLURE
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AViNG heretofore had u ~ con,empla.
II ton 10 remove from Chsrlrstown m
the ensuing Spring. and having for some
time declined making professional engage
ments, m eases which would require hi. At
tenilon sta pcriof subsequent io The tim.
liked for his remossl. and having IsIel, 81
tered his DETERMINATION, deems u proper To-
INFORM his clients, and ali who NAV desire
his professional services, that (for the pre-
sent 81 issst) he has abandoned The inten
iion of changing his reside nee. sud that b.
will continue TO practise in IN. Chanrery
Court aud other courts III wiBchcster ..
well IS in the courts Of Jefferson.
Having some Time ago ceased to be the
editor Of the "VirgiDis Free Press" he VIII
give his undivided attention To the bu.in...
Of his profession. Tie will usually be found
al his Office, adjoining his dwelling
r. DAUGHERTY
Charlesiown Va Feb IL
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FOR SALE.
"A HOUSE IND LOT in Shepherds.
torn.

"A HOUSE IND LOT in Shepherds
torn.
PURSUANT 10 n decree rende red by
Il the Winchester cbancery court. IN The
suit Of Townsend Deckham and others,
compliments. against Michael Nioblsr and
Others. defendants, { shall sell, at public
auction. io the highest bidder. on the pre- =
misses. on Monday he 7M day Of March
merit. house and lot in Shepberdstown
situated on German street; being the same
property which Margaret l. Bennett sold
TO the said Michael Mshler. THIS proper.
~ will be- sold subject TO Mrs Benefits
dover right. unless sbe will consent Co
sale Of her interest-In which event. the
whole will be sold; and she will receive
such proportion Of the purchase money
as the court shall assign her. IN lieu Of
dover. Terms OF sale One third Of the
purchase money 10 be paid in hand. one
'hlid on the first Of March. 1882. and the
residue on the first Of March. 1883: bond
and security. and deed Of trust 90 the
premises, TO he gwen. to secure the de-
ferred payments The sale will take place
at II o'clock, A NJ
JOHN 5. MAGILL, 81. w C. D.
Jan. 81, 1881
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For SHE.

TIME subscribsr, wishing to remove n
II tho West. offers for sale his house md
lot IN the town OF SmiihfelJ. jefferson couu-
~ The house is large and commodiou..
containing three spacious rooms on The low.
er hoor on'f five convenient rooms above.
add Is well calculated for any kind of pub
lie business, being situated imme dlateIy OIL
the turnpike road, in Q central part Of the
town. A kitchen aud cellar are also 1T.
taehed To tho house. The LOT contains
half an acre. on which there are a smoke.
house. stable, &c. Tho terms will be ac.
commodsiing, and possession given on the
first OF April next. Apply 10 The subscriber
Oh the premises VIM FIRTH.
Feb II lSil-fIls
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NOTICE.

Chariesfoun. Feb. 10, 1881.
INHE Stockholders Of the smith.
Il field, Charlcstown, and Harpers
Ferry Turnpike Company. are hereby
no'ihed' that an ins,aimebt Of Five Dollar.
per share OF the stock Of said company (be
ing The 9Th 'nstslmeni) Is required TO be paid
70 me treasurer. HrNrunrr KLrEs, Esq. Oh
the first day of March, next.
Those few of the ockholders, Who are
stu IN srresrs for inss.Iments heretofore call
ed. are again notified and earnestly reques,
ed, 10 pay up the tuil amount due from Them
The above 'nst<lmeni, makes the sum az S2C
called ~ upon each share Of the capital stock
BY order of the Hoard,
ANDREW HUNTER. Sce'y.
Feb. %, 1861,
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VALUABLE TAN YARD
R0A AAYH

Ry virtue Of decree ct The county cour,
- Of Je6erson, in chsncery. viii be dspos
ed az. - public sale. on Saturday the 18Th oi
March next. ON tho premises. in Shepherds
town, v.losble Tan Yard. situated ,n s.nI
town. Ia Jefferson county, Va This proper
~ embraces between four and i've Lots, aud
- situated in IN agreeable part Of the iou n.
and ~ss formerly the property OF The hate Mr..
John kesrsley. deed The Yard contains
II large nun,ber Of Iafs.
Most NJ which are in good order. and has eve.
~ necessary building and apparatus connect.
cd With Tanning. deriving an abundant and
ne~-r-fsil'ng supply OF water from stream
passing through The ward There is on the
preu.'ses. large and commod,ous and we'll
finished DWELLING HOUSE, together
WITH Kitchen. good brick smoke House.
/. DAIRY. aud a yell Of excellent and never
'Aihng water. On one of the lots contiguous
to the dwelling house. there is . Barn and
Stable. Terms made known on the day Of
sale. Sale 10 commence at - O'Clock
JOHN X. fLAGG,
&. w. SAPPINCTON,
Feb. -. 1851. Con'r.
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PUBLIC SALE.

10y virtue Of deed OF trust executed
- by Thomas X. Hammond and Henry
]. Hammond. 90 the subscriber. fer the
purpose Of indemnifyink William Cleve-
land. Abraham Isler. and David Hunter.
whs are the sureties Of the said Thomas
X and Henry Hammond. io Certain oh
legations therein mentioned. ] will sell at
public auction, for ready money. on Mon
day the l4th day Of February nerf. at the
Court house door in Charlrstown, a Ne
GRO WOMAN SLAVE. named Charity.
about 40 years Of age. and her CHILD.
named Nancy. about 8 years old
The said deed Of trust is dated I'd Janu.
AIRY. 1850. and is recorded in the clerk,
Office Of the county court ~ Jefferson
J. i. DAUGHERTY.
Jan. 10. 1881. Trustee
I" The above sale is postponed
until Monday the 2ist Of March nerf.
Feb. "a, 1881.
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THE FLOODED HORSE
SURPRxSE~

.NViLL stand The ensuing SESSION. Of trs
w supser'ter's stable. an MiIi-Cre.s
and 81 sonss other convenient stand i'm
Berkeley err Jefferson county. SURPRISE.
10 besu'ifui Sorrsi. five isst foor niche,
high. ak yssrs Did. aud wa. sired tv Hell.
remsfksbis for speed. b~sui,, aud bIord
beng by Hal, who ~ss by The imported
horse S,r Harry. out Of = ~eli-bred Dome.
msre His dsm wss got by the imported
horse spread Eagle. out of = Die med mare.
Surprise was bred b, Mr. John Young, m
warwick county, Virginia. Although he has
never been trained for the turf. III. bio"d
TORN. activity, and strength. ju.,if, ID.
opinion that y trial opty ~vs nsc~s,ary 10
have insured his success b. . racer.
The season witt commence the first OF
April. and end the ist Of Jul, T.rms-
Twelve dollars the season. which ma, be
discharged b, ten dollars. pad en-, iime
within the season; sisht dollars the single
leap. and twenty dollars for insursnee-
The second stand, &c. viii he made Known
IN due time. LEVI HENSHAW.
Feb -, 1891.
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To the politcness OF the Hon. WILLIAM ANY,
srsoSo, ~e are Indebted for pamphlet, entitled
Correspond. nee between Gen Andrew Jack
son aud John c. Calhoan, Pre- sident and vioc Pre-
sidcut OF the United States, on the subject Of the
course ii the latter ia the deliberations Of tia.
Cabinet Of Mr.. Monroc, on the Occurrences In ia
Seminole War" il contains besides the eorrr.-
pcndcnee between Gen. Jack son si.d Mr. & alhoun,
many letters upon the subject in dispute from,
other distinguished persons, and mass of docu-
mentary evidence, making in al. up~ ar,Is Of ~
large octave page; and is The same which IA,
been the soijcetof much conversation, and snx
'ousiy looked for 10y the public, for some time
past. IL relates to tl,c difference between Gen.
jackson a"d Mr.. Calhoun, growing on, Of charge,
made by VIM. ii. Crawford, to the eject that MIR.
calhoun, whilst Secretary OF War, under Mr..
Mouroe, urged, ia cabinet council, the arrest ana,
trial, by court martial. of Gen jackson, for his
eondae, in Florida, and for di sobcy ing orders. &c.
These charges, whether true or false, have nearly
II not quite, estransed the General and Mr.. Cal
houn from each other; but We think the Hon.
Wm H. Crawford stands in no vcr, cnviaLlc iiyh,
IN regard TO the origin of this dispute. We
propose taking some further notice of this matter
hereafter, Our limits not allowing US to do so a,
present.
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Mr.. Mason rrioinrd at some length.

Mr.. Mason rvioinrd st some length.
Mr.. GalIaher urged the injustice Of
preventing this rvAd frvm extending
through the Valley, and IN favor 81 the
James River, already % much favored
and which. he ssid, reminded him
Of Phare.h's dreass. in which the ne.
ven lean kline swallowed up the fat
on-s--~i,hout looking any the better.
The amendment was farther oppus.
ed by Nlessrs. Williams Of Shenandaah.
and Jackson, when the mover with.
drew IL for the present
Mr.. Miller moved 10 amend, bv fill
'ns the blank tor the appropriation to
= road from Point Pleasant to Charles
ton, with 827, 50O--an the amend.
ment was carried.
Mr.. Miller moved TO amend, by ex-
tending the road from Winchester to
the Ohio River, instead Of to Parkers.
burg.
The amendment was adopted.
MIR. Miller moved to appropriate 20
that road Si25, OOO-and the amend.
ment prevailed.
Mr.. Miller moved to appropriate to
the road from the mouth Of Fishing
Creek to Smithficld, SiS, OOO-carri.
ed.
Mr.. Miller moved to Gil the blank
ior mn appropriation to n road from
stanton Ia the most eligible point on
the Ohio River, with S52,OOO-and
the amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Miller moved to strike out the
words proposing an appropriation for
a road from fredericksburg to Win
chester-and IL was carried.
Mr.. Miller moved 10 strike out the
pat Of the bill proposing q road from
Richmond. by Louisa Court House, to
Harrisonburg in Rockingham.
The amendment was adopted.
MIR. Miller moved to fill the blank
for an appropriation to the road from
fredericksburg To Newmarket, in She
nandoah, $4,000.
Mr.. Williams Of Harrison, in con.
>idcration of the Iateness of the hour.
and as many other amendments were
to BE- oaered-mo,cd that the commit.
tee rise.
Some conversation ensued between
Messrs. Gholson, Jackson, Williams
OF Harrison, Campbell of Bedford, and
Nucher, when the committee rose,
and had leave TO sit again.
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CABINET FURNITURE,
cuN-IsTINo or
: hrst-rate mahogany Secretaries,
hrst-ra'e biids-eye maple do / all columned)
mahogany French Sideboards.
do. Bureaus, different patterns;
do. bureau. With looking glass and
case OF drawers on top.
l par OF elliptic mahogany dining Tables,
ladies' mahogany work.tand.
l walnut Sidebosrd,
par Ut walnut elliptic dining Tables,
do. curled maple elliptic dining Tables,
do. Wild cherry do. do. do.
10 walnut. cherry, and sycamore brcakfas,
and dining Tables.
I walnut Wardrobe,
? do. corner Cuphoards,
: do. candle Stands,
enrled maple candle do.
ladies' curIed maple worksianjs.
3 do. walnut do.
1 large size double Safe. with I6 sheets of
tin IL.
Sofa. and easy Chair,
Cot Frames and Szckings on them.
? template Stoves and n susntity Of pipe.
And all Of my Household and Kitchen Furni.
feather Beds and Bedding. with some Bed
steads,
l Sc, Of Windsor Chairs and = Set,ees,
IN my Shep -iPparafus and CaGinef Making
Tools,
? turning I.sthes. one with q horse power
machine attached To IL. which empowers
the turner to do any quantity Of turning he
pieases IN dsy-the Lathe 10 calculated to
turn tmbers Is inches in diameter and n
feet IN length, il MAS made At ono Of the
beat manufactures in the u. States, and is
ofexceilent sorkmsnship-,heh heads cast
iron. and the ma0drels cast steel There
ave hxings to il, suitable for turning iron.
There Is also frame Shed, 81 feet square
and story high, connected with the ma.
chine, to be sold with the lathe
quantity Of cherry and sycamore Plank,
Some poplar and maple Scan,ling,
A frst-rate Carriolc aud harness, new last raii.
A fiesrse and harness,
Cart and geering,
And . number Of other articles too tedious 10
enumcrzte.
| credit OF months will be given The pur.
chaser. on giving bond and approved security
Tor all sums ut 10 dollars and upw ards-under
that sum, the cash will be required. Sale TO
commence at 10 o'clock. and continue from
day TO day until ell be sold. due attendance
VIII be gwen by JOHN &. WOOD.
Feb "a, 1851.
". u. All persons indebted 10 the subscri.
Der, will confer great favor by coming for
waId and paying uP. To enable him to do rs
he ~ould be done by--viz: pay debts with.
out cost. lie will be forced 70 use other me.
thods to make collections, if this reaues, be
not attended To g.: w.
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of deed ofhnst made 10 the
- subscriber by John Young TO secure
the payment Of sum Of money in said
deed mentioned. due TO Daniel Il Craw-
ford. which deed has been duly recorded
IN the COUNT court Of jefferson. I shall
cell, 81 public suction. on Saturday the
26th day Of the present month, (February)
Tor ready money. al the Houschold and
Kitchen Furniture Of said Young. consist
ing Of beds. bedstesds and bedding. dining
table. chairs. and a great variety of other
articles enumerated IN taid deed The
sale 10 take place st the residence or said
Young. ~ Bolivar, early on the day above
mentioned.
FRANCIS ADELSPERGER.
Feb. 8. 1881. Trustee
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EI.E0TIoM
FOR OYERSEERS or TIE pOs

W 6ssSG6hS Of lHE fOOR.
ooed'tnes TO an order OF the Court made
~ Inc February tsrm, notice - hereby
gwen, that an election for Overseer, OF tho
Poor ior Jefferson county. for the ensuing
iern,' viii DO held, for tho District No. I, .,
Daniel E"t'sr's tavern, IN Shephei dstow on
Monday The i4ih day of March next, end
mat Daniel Buckles Henry Bo,sier, aud Ba.
ker TnP,cott, Or any one of them. do super
'oiend tho same; that an election for s,mi.
TAR purpose. for District No. =, be held on
Tho same day. at1hc Court House 10 Charles
town, under the superini-ndence sf Patrick
Dnugheriy and Rober, 4 Brown, or either
oi then't and that sa election Tor . similar
purpose be held Tor District No ,, ON the
same day. nj Stones tavern an SmiihGsld
under the suPerini.ndenceo 81 Seb,.,isnEaiy
James shirley, j. aud Thomas Timberlske,
ar either OF them, according To the sct Of
Assembly in that .sse made and prov;Jed.
CARVER WILLIS, Sasrigof
feo' -, 1881 J.gsrson county.
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n Will. sell. 60 The highest bidder, on ss.
n turdsy the 18th Of March p~S'. . lot ~
Ground, ,uppO-td 10 cOntsin 10 ACRES,
a,OrS or less, stnsted ~ the Cross roads nssf
Mrs EIzabcth AIstsdt's. adjoining the isud
Of the heHs 90 1E. Joan AoleT, deed, and
the land q Mrs. Ai-tAdi, beng tLe lsEd On
which The late Nieh-el Kngle, deed. hVed
n ~ sn excellent stsnd for . mec6snic 81 ~
most sey description, beng On the road nov
grading by the II.fpersferTys Ci'sfles'oSn
sud smah6eld road company, ADD the road
from Reyes ferry 80 keep'ryst old furnace.
about ,So m,ies from Usrpers-fsuy. The
terms Of sale wlli be go dolIsrs IN bssd. che
balance IN tao equal -nnusi payments -
rhete are On the premises, telefable good
log Dweilipg Houss. . small frame building,
and blssksmth's shop. etc. etc. Possss
son. IN part. will be gwen on fps dsy - sale.
snd q The whole the isi u April Sale 70
begin - - o'clock.
Feb y FRANCIS MOORE.
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WILL open school on the first Of March.
w uer school WAS discontinued, during
the winter months, ~ conse quence Of the sc.
verify OF the season She hopes to receive
encouragement, from those Who have hereto
fore patronized her.
Music aud Painting viii be attended to.
and boa,ders received.
Feb. ~, 1851.
The house now occupied by Mr. Samuel
Miller, will be for rent the first of April
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e7a ACRES OF LAND.

large proportion Of which ~ IN timber OF
the hnest quality. The advantages possess
ed by this property are very great. Lying
near the Potomac add Shenandoah rivers. u
- in ihe vicinity Of the large mills erected on
these streams, whilst all the f.cIlrirs for ,rsns.
porting It's produce 10 u.srke'. to be derived
from the Chesapeake snd Ohio Canal, and
tie Baltimore HAL Road. wiIi be enjoyed by
Il IA the highest degree. There i Iarg,
and constant stream Of wafer running through
the tract, Of such magnitude that Il supplies
several vslasble mills before u reaches this
land. There are also several fine lime stone
springs ON the estate. The cleared land - IN
high state II cultivation. aud the frRees are
good. Possession cen be had Immediately
The terms will be accommodating, and u
fou"d advantageous TO DO 50. The tract will
be divided lptO tWo parts 60 salt purchasers
Al sppliosIions To- Be made To- The subscri.
Der, residing ~ ChsriesiOwn. lefFcTson com
~. Va JOSEPH a. DAUCHERTY
Feb II. IS5i.-f
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easter. "a HeFsld, Frri, rich, Nd ssd ReI,ub-
iieau snd Nifsisi-R, " inchsstsr. Va inscrt eve
~ oshsr week, tsnes, ..n1 std th.ir accounts
to this ufhee
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LOST on n6IsxAm,

I'm the night Of the concert. io the Pres
Obyterlan Church. new copy Of DY
ER'S selection Of CHURCH MUSIC
supposed TO have been taken through mis-
take by some Of the singers There was
no name written ia u. but the mark Of q
label having been pasted on 'he first page
Whoever has through mistake) the above
described singing book. will confer a great
favor by leaving il at thi. Office
e. An old book. supposed 20 belong
n .nme Of the singers. can be had by ap-
pl, ing at this office. Feb %