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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06

" A Miss MEaaLE, OF Reading. Penn.
was dancing with a number OF youne persons
aud tell suddenly dead, caused, as SIS sad, by
figM ldemg aud excessive fatigue. Why will
moi these repeated aud awful warnings lead TO
modrraiI"n Ia the indulgence of any pleasure /?
How frequently do We hear young ladies' de.
clare that thay danced in every coIllIon. thai
is from . piobablg until II or 1 O'clock, /, il
aot reasonable 10 infer that four or nv. hours
on The door, occupied IN the iatiguing mazes
OF the dance, must produce great excitement
aud consequent pfosiraiOn OF strength hat
the head must be glddy--the muscles unbrh-
ced-he lIolhs jaded, and (wheu we STE the
refreshments eaten at interyals,) the stomach
over ioaded and dnordered Why will not
young ladies' ogree 10 dance every other OF
| thhd Coiiiion Why, when the music ceases,
do they persist Ia occupying the same place
win anoIher partner ana gong thrUugh the
s1me steps--tne same IA ig uing exertions Ia
Old times II was TO guard against such boiste.
rous, hos den anu fading exercise, that nlnluefs
were invented and made fashionable, an ! no.
thing could tie more graceful than an elegant
couple walking n mlnuet win taste and delica-
ty. II we were TO Introduce the Spanish con-
tra-daacer, we should avoid Ihe fatigue Of the
Engllsb or French cotiliIon.
But of all SINS which mothers staud accoun-
table Tor, THAI OF permitting der daug hl,rs
To lace Unfortunately light, Is The most crying
Ii moi1erS would attend Il lew lecturcs ~
practical anatomy and The formation OF the
chest they would br shocked at the inevitable
destructive results Of compression or TIGHT Ia
cng, and be convinced that every pull al the
fatal cord is as runous to life a. The moose is to
the condemned mdIeiact.r. Bul what is lnien.
ded by light lacing 7 10 exbihn fine person
What constitutes fine person A shape M
tUrdity delicate aud finely propDrtioned Such
shape requires no artificial pressure Iake
O ,oung lady IN robust health, nclned To oh, .
sity and lace her nncommony tight, instead of
improving the figure IT gives II the appearance
oil an Hour Glass, X, which buges out ut tar
top and bottom--the circulation Of the flood
is stopped, the whole system drrangpd, AMI
then dancing drives the blood o the mead aud
appope1y aGd death ensnr. This fashion - "A
great depot, and Possesses II dangerous eccen.
tricily. In Turkey il is the fashion Tor iadIes
TO be ia, consequently they take no pains Ia
check dame nature in her free and success ful
conrse-there, they are all fat, not pr Opon ION
ably So but our ladies are ony miscuaneous-
ly thin they thin their waist, the most dan
gerous part Of the human structure, aud thus
walk or dance a moving monument or slatur,
composed oi whalebone, stay, tape, aud buck.
rarn. ~ T. Enquirer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06
BUDDING,

In the Agricultural Journal of the PAYS Bas
II Is recommended 10 reverse The u-ual mode
OF raising the bark tor inserting HE 1u is, and
10 make the cross cut at The bottom OF The sir
INSTEAD oi the top. as is done IN BrI,ain /; the
ohd is SAID rarely Ia tail oil success because 1t
receives abundance of tine discerning sap,
which II cannot receive when 1t is under lie
cut.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06
TERMS.

--r,Par - nse aaaaal, .h'e IN aivanee.-No sub
,a vii be reesvea r. less tlina Than SIX iontlis
"a ti,er will be digcoatiued but al the discretion
-. efitafs3 4Htii al arr ssr are paid.
Algsrttse.nenis sti - tnserlad al ~ cents per
ss ~ fsssJ the fst tei ial 81 Il cents Tor aeh
= .,sa44 Those 'rnal a distance must be paid Tor
,s1s ~ ttsfr Insertion. the payment assumed by
=, 49,, ffzaalslule persnIin bynchburg.
- t.4anssry Ufiers ut - eeediag No squares arc
,rtea for SIX dollars.
3lflsltefs ,irssssi 70 the Editors must be p1st
"A or they viii rot be attended To.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06
LIVERPOOL HALLWAY.

Fntf1ordtnary performance on Mc RaiiDay.
"A teet s1rpassins oil other performances on
tue rail~ay, took pIace On The ANYWAY on Sat-
ura8Y Last Inc Sampson aud Goliab, Two of
Mr. 5tephcnsDns sugiuog, undertook 10 convey
MDi1ind bags oi New Orleans cotton from
LVefpoO, 10 Manchester. - IAey started to-
gtther AT eIghi O'Clock in tbs morning, and
proceeded at brisk pace TO the foot oil the
inclined plane, eight mies from Liverpool, Tho
oanps0U-dfaggibg ram OF 30 loaded wagons
and the GOlIah IT. The Goliah was then de-
la he'd from its nd, aud assisted The Sampson
up III inclined plane. 1be latter then pr 1cee-
led on rs journey and arrived nj Manchester
al hHdl past eleyen. A considerable number
Of spectators bad assembled TO witness us
arrlsal. Goab being left without assistance,
carried is load up The uerned plane st three
trips, and did not reach Man chester until half
past one, having been delayed a considerable
time by asiIght accident to the machinery.
The progress OF both machines was consid-
erably delayed by Stroug norh@easi wind,
which blew right against than, and by the
extreme slippenness OF the rails, which had
been wet by several slight showers OF rain in
the course Of the morning.
/ he total number bags Of cotton brought by
the two engines was l,035 OF these the
Sampson brought, $40. The following may be
considered correct estimate o he Simpsons
Load.
Tons. Cn'.
649 bags of cotton, at four cwt.
each. 100 I6
Tare oil % wagons 13 10
Weight OF guards and other
persons on the tram ID
Weight oil the engine g y
---- :
Total 16l IL
besides the weight Of the tender, coke, waier,'
&c. amounting 10 several tons more.
Before performing the above extraordinary
feat. both eng mes had taken loads Of goods and
passengers from Manchester to Liverpool the
same morning.
Oo Cod Friday, great number Of persons
avsed themselves of travelling by tue rail
way. No less than 1908 persons went in the
course OF the day from Manchester to Liver
pool, aud 1000 from Liverpool to Manchester
making total OF 20l3 conveyed along the
line Ia one day Tins numbrr does not include
those taken up AT the several stopping places,
| 400 to 100 mare. Not tie slightest accident,
| or even delay, was experienced by any oil this
! immense number OF travellers. The Samp-
son took 2u3 booked passengers. besides
about % oil the Conpany's servants, al eae
! trip.
| Two additional engines were landed on yes
ierday week. from Air. Stephenson msnuiac-
tory--tnakiug total OF Is engines constantly
employed lmany Of them night sod DAY w
! the line.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06

In relation to the Bohan Upas, or poison tree
of Java, fabulous account OF when IS going
the rounds, Capl. Deano, of DuAbury, in his
voyages, states that it may he handled with
immunity; and The Philadelphia GHzrte STAT S
when Java was IN possession oil the English, n
phi, sician oil that city tooka portion OF the
poison gum from tree.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06

oiesan array offhe smoo hr,eiexfs publicly ~
'eheh Tor teo Of the rea,asais. i,y the siie of
'eason', mfiHen feasons. privately urged. Of an
opposite ehsfsefer--the sne harshly imppga.
ing ne very peraons HIT The otter llstf6e
aud laud. Whsn the nstioa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06

A yrtuous education, and habits OF industry
make "A better inheritance for chlldien than n
great estate. We are very s1lIctUus 10 &C
quire property. but 100 often care but ln1e
what soIt of hens We leave II TO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06

Some will acquire property by selling brick
dust Others viii become poor by selling gold
dust
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-09

roads; kept by that committee unui %iU''ii .,'
or four DAYS of the adjournment, and then alH o,!
the table with motion that it be printed, "h'ch
was. of course, accordingly ordered. Before u'e
delivery of this document to the printer !''e lion
Mr. CLAYTON took il up for short exat,''na' GU
He discovered that all the allowances ABOUT my
thousand dollars, were set down as having oeen
made by Mr.. Bradley, the assistant Posthlas'eii
General under Mr.. Mclean, who hau hahaSe ..
the establishment for few days, alter IL was s''
Ly that gentleman, before the arrival OF MI
R,rry. He was. beyond measure, astonisheu'
for Mr. Bradley had stated, on examinations, ul
Jer oa,h. believe. that he had made no sucn al
ADVANCE. MIR. CLAYTON called on him tor expia,,
nation. He repeated his former statement, anu
requested that Mr.. Grundy and MIR. Holmes
would 90 to the post office and examine the books
Her. the Improbable works OF darkness were
brouqbt TO light. The letters containing the
statements of these allowances; the dates whet
thev were made: the erasure of the name OF w NJ
r. B,rry and the insertion of the name OF Abra-
ham Bradley; the confessions OF the clerks, VINO
had been taught and directed to commit ''l's
double forgery. all cunspired to make such al
;mnression Of this fraudulent and prollgate trans
action on the mind of every Senator. that, upon
the request of Mr.. Bradley, that distinguishes
body. without dissenting voice, resclnded the
order to print this report; and thereby told tie
nation that, in their opinion, it was fabricated
and false. Time would not admit further nves
t,,ration in the Senate Nor was 1t admitted III th'
Uuse: for a friend of the Secretary, who hat
piyen notice that he should there call up the Pos
0rHc. Rill did. when this discovery was made
prudently omit to do so.
IN Io
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-09
pruutUt1y uII1lt 10 NO S"' :.
.yBeech TO he continued.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship York. Capt. BurseIy, has ar
rived from Liverpool, by which conveyance the
editors of the n. Y. Commercial Advertiser
have received London papers of the Esd, and
Liverpool Of the cath of February: Their con-
tents are of high moment, as will be seen ny tHe
series of extracts which follow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20
More Spanish Hides.

VUST landed from on board the brig Deios, Dry
% Sailed Pernsmbuco Hides, that will average So 10
For sale bv u. MILLER e SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
I'm MONDAY, the 3la day Of January Mer., the
- subscriber will offer for SALE at public auction, to
the highest bidder at the front door OF the City Ia.
vern, the following Lots Of Ground, near the Town OF
Alexsndris:
&s4as ONE LOT. containing eight acres,
E44S; two roods, and sixteen po'es on the east side
wye of the Washington and Alexandra TURNPIKE
.e=kss. Road now in the occupation OF John West
Which was conveyed to VIM 9. Moore by Jane Dsde.
LOT on the west side Of the old Georgetown
Road, containing nine acres, seventy two poes' con-
veyed to WIZ. 5 Moore by Hugh CAROLYN
A LOT on the east side of the Washington
and Alexandria Turnpike Road, containing nine acres
and twenty two poles, formerly owned by Abie hoi'
brook; and
A LOT on the west side of Washington street
extended on the side OF Columbus street extend
ed and on the north the second street north OF Mont
gomery street. containing ard one tenth OF An
acre. formerly the property Of the said Holbrook'
Sale at 10 O'Clock, A. 81.
TxnMs--Une.third ofthe purchase money to De PAID
in hand, and the balance in two equal instruments Oh
and months with interest from the day OF sale or the
whole Of the purchase money in hand. at the opton
the purchaser Title to be retained until the terms on
sale shall be complied with, and sale at the risk
and expense Of the purchaser. on failure to comply
with the terms OF sale.
The above sale will be made under deed OF trust
| from William s. Moore and wife to K l. Taylor, TOR
the indemnity of the late Thomas Irwin.
By order Of the Trustees
dec 81 WIN D. MUTT, Auet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20

FLouR.-Tuesday, the wagon price of Flour
was As so; receipts small. Yesterday,
there was not wagon load received. We sup
pose it would have commanded so and quote
accordingly. There was more disposition yes
terday afternoon to purchase from stores. But
holders ask higher prices
-eSe-
NETWORK MARKET-JANUARY IL.
Since Saturday the weather has been SO unfa-
vorable, that limited business only has been
doing. The flour market has been more langud
and prices have declined from six to twelve and
half cents barrel. But little wheat at market.
Flaxseed has sold at 81 so for Rough, which is
25 cents advance. No alterations in the price Of
provision. Sales of new crop New Orleans mo-
iasses at 50. cents. Cotton and sugars are with
out change. Freights to Liverpool have improv-
ed: Is has been given for f1our.-Daily .Adr.
-eSe-
Cofee.-It is stated that II, IFS bags, % brls.
and one tIerce of Coffee were freed from Bond
in Boston between the lst and 9TH Jan. $500 bags
60 tierces and IL brls. remained in the public
stores.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20
Notice.

Notice,
DURsUANT to a Decree of the United States Cir
cult Court of the Di>tric, of Columbia, sitting in
Chancery, at Alexandria, pronounced at November
Term, 1850. in the of Ezra Lunt us Gerard Ar
nolds Administrators and Heirs, the creditors OF the
said Arnold are required TO exhibit their claims to me
on 0r before the 3la day IF January, 1851
A MOORE,
doc elm Master Commissioner,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20

Many of inferior quality are brought from ether
places. Whatever may be the comparative ex-
cellence of our turbot, no one can deny to it
much positive merit. That it is not very far
fetched nor very dearly bought is, however; a
serious drawback from its pretensions to public
favor. The matter is well worthy of the atten-
ton OF those who .seat to live" as well as OF
those who {. live to eat."-Boston Palladium.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20
Notice.

IF JOHN WRIGHT, who from the County OF
4 Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince william, or Fauquer, and
red in the campaign under General Braddock' IN
the wear 1855 be living he his legal
Ihy addressing letter TO WM. II. PATTERSON, Esq
xington, Kentucky, will hear Of something to their
advantage. oee <o--eo'"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20
SHIP NEWS.

schr Hycso. hence. bound to n. York, ar
rived at Norfolk 18th inst. Lett at Newport
News. schr Erie. Prince, hence for New York,
and Schr. Potomac, Bears. hence for Boston.
schr Lafayette, hence for New Orleans, went
to sea 10Th inst.
Schr. James Munroe cleared at New Orleans
26th nit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
IN Friday 2lst January, 1881. viii be sold q
- the late residence of charles Smith, deceased,
Fairfax County, Virginia all the
NEGROES
belonging to his estate; consisting Of men, women and
children. Terms made known n sale.
ian Is cots SI.IGHTER SMITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20

~ A Sermon may be expected next Lords
Day Evening, candelght. in the First Presbyterian
Church, on behalf of the Female Onesimus Society;
after HIGH collection will be taken up in aid OF its
benevolent operations. jan l9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20
&NsSs

The King of France has given to the owners
Of the Philadelphia packet ship Louis Philippe
First. a Souvenir, IAN equestrian statute) with a
request that it may always be kept on board the
ship as testimony of his satisfaction with the
compliment to him in naming it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20
Masonic BaAl

4 T a meeting of the Subscribers to a Masonic Ball.
N the following gentlemen were elected Managers;
Gen. Jno. p Van Ness Col. W. w. Seaton
Gen. Walter Jones Col Samuel Burch
Gen. Duff Green Doct James Carson
Doct. A. b. HAYDEN Doct Brodhesd
Doct. J, b Blake Jno N. houder
Philip Mauro Peter Lenox
John Stet,inius Charles Pryse
Geo II. smoot C 4. Chapman
VIM Hayman James Gettys
Robert Keyworth G Lanphier
A. Van Coble VIM. IL Gordon
VIM p. Pearcy T.. Baldwin
VIM Easily
The Managers are requested to meet at the Masonic
Hall on Monday Evening, l7h instant, at o'clock, to
make arrangements.
JNO. N. MOULDER, Chairman.
GEO Fl. POoR, Sec'y.
or Subscription lists left at the principal Hotels,
and ut the Masonic Hall Tavern.
Washington, ID. C. Jan. l9, 1881.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20

DRAWS THIS DR.
~ NO BLANKS!
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Ertra Class No fir 1881,
Will be drawn IN New York on Thursday, January 20.
&c NUMBERS g DRdVN BALLOTS.
BRILLIANT LOTTERY!
Capital Prize $4,000 l Prize of $3.50
l Prize of 10000 10 Prizes of 1900
| do of 10000 SC. sc. &c.
All Tickets in the above Letter, having only
none of the drawn numbers OH them will be entitled
to prizes of IS each.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so; eighths IS.
To be had IN vsriety Of numbers, al
r. n. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royai stree
NJ Orders from the country speciall, attended to.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20
DRaJt S THIS DIP.

SPLENDID LOTTERY-NO BLANKS!
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No for 1881.
To be drawn in New York on Thursday, goth Jan.
66 NUHBERS-9 DRlWN BALLOTS.
SCHEME:
CAPITAL PRIZs $4,000
l Prize Of $4,000 10 Prizes of $4,000
1 do Of 10000 10 do of 1000
l do Of 1850 &c. sc. sc.
Tickets $40; halves ); quarters 50; eighths Is.
TO be had at
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
King Street. opposite the franklin House Hotel
u orders from The country for tickets, enclosing
cash prizes in any responsible Lotteries postage
paid viii be attended to.
Drawing of the New York Consolidated Lottery, Glass
No. IL for $50:
9-24-42-59-26- 66-14-62-60-4O
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Eurniture, SC. at auction.
On Saturday, the 29d instass, at II O'Clock,
WILL be sold at his Auction store, variety OF !.
w HOUSEHOLD e KITCHEN FURNITURE
Such as-Rush and seat chairsi stick stump do
Sidebosrds. bureaus, tsbles
Candle and wash stands, boxes pipes < soap
Holland gin in demijohns
barrels French Madeira wine
do Sour Crout
.And, to close eaasignmsnt
IS boxes No chocolate
With variety Of other srticfea jan 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20
S1OO Reward.

$500 Reward.
y,xur sbove reward will be given for aPprehending
IT. o..n,;oo in ;aiI SO thai get them again, two
Negro Men Servants, formerly the property OF Henry
8. Hawkins, named
HENRY and JERRY
,,.,r, is m..latto man. low. but well ou'it mas hs
,.f, eve injured, and is about 80 years old lie was
hired las, wear to Capt tucker, On The rot0mse ax
Jerry is very black man, good SAVIOR. aI a,
,..rs NJ age and was hired a. Capt. H. j. Jenkhs' y.
80 tse steamboat Fredericksburg iney ~ele
both in Aiexandria last week, and Henry MAO pan
from Capt Tucker ,,u ,h.r .n,reheusiop.
will give the.bove reward Tor 's . t'.1 sum If ,a
iftaken SO miles from my hon'e ch.rr,s paid
ken IN Charies eou"'' HUGH cox,
r. Charles County, Nd.
u" i'-''' tNstional Intellgencerl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20

Oil, sc.
yATINTER, fail and summer oil in casks, and by re-
w tail; common whale OIL; beef and pork IN bbis
5000 feet mahogany veneets
Do do slabs do. inch thick
$50 bbls potatoes, in good order
10 ". red oak D n slaves and heading
VI. hooppoes
Salt in sacks Liverpool flied
ST. Ubes and ground alum salt
Tobacco in boxes and kegs
20 boxes spgrm candles
Oak and pine wood, on Homes wharf
Which will be sold very low for Cash or good town
Notes IiIOS vow ELL
Those having claims on open account are requested
to present them for payment.
jan1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-20
District If Columbia.
alexandria County, Set.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1880.

NOVEMBER TERM, 1880.
Richard Johnson and Thomas John
son. trading under the firm of
Richard johnson & Son, Com.
plainants, Pin CHANCEkY'
against
William Beverly and Horatio ella.
gett, Defendants,
YslHE Defendant, William Beverly, not having en-
l. tered hls appearance and given security accord
ing to the statute and the rules Of this Court, and It
the satisfaction OF the Court that the said
William Beverly is inhabitant of the District of
Columbia, on the motion Of the Compianants, by their
counsel, It's
ordered, That the Defendant. William Beverly do
appear here before the first day Of the April
Term Of this Court and answer the bill of the Com
pansnts and give security for performing the DEGREES
of this Courts and that the Defendant. Horatio Cagett
do not pay away orsecrete the debts by him owing to-,
or the Money estate OF effects, in his hands, belong
ing to the said absent Defendant, William Beverly, I'M
ii, the further order and decree ofhis Court; and that
copy of this order be forthwith published in the Alex
andria Phenx Gazette for two months successfully, and
that another copy be posted at the font door ct the
Court house Of said County.
Test: EDA' L. LEI, Z. Y.
dor O-2m
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-15
JOSEPH BROWN.

Tailor and Ladies' Habit Maker,
Nearly opposite the Bank,
"ISHES to inform his customers, and the
w public in general. that he has just re-
ce,ved, from his correspondent in Philadcl.
phis, tho
Fall and TFiaier Fashions,
For all kinds Of gentlemen's clothing also,
the last report as drafted from the London,
and Paris fashions. for making
L.3DIES' RIDING DRESSES,
Which. he hatiers himself. are cut and made
IN style by him that 10 equalled by few and
surpassed by none.
lie also tenders his sincere acknowledge
ments TO the public, for the liberal encour.
agement he has received since his establish.
ment IN this place; and hopes, by unremit.
ting attention to business, and indef.,igable
e1ertions to please, to merit q continuance oil
the same.
CharlestowB, Sept. IS. 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-15
PE,RE-NPTORI
Sale of Road Stock.

n pursuance cf the act az Assembly, sn>s
- an order Of the President snd Dire ctors - :
me sm',hhcli. Chsrlrstosu. and Harper.
Ferry Turnpike Company. M TIE Sia,s-
OF the Capital Stock Of said Company, upon
which any Of the ins'slmen,s remain unpsiJ,
VIII he thrown into market.
The Board will therefore offer, NJ public
auction, tn the highest bidder, for cssh, ON
fridoy he ion Of !Sciie-.5ey ne-.i. ALI. THE
SHARES upon Which. at that time. any M
"aimens may renal, unpaid. The .sls VIII
take place at Beckhsus Hotel AN Charles.
town, at > o'clock, ~.
The las. ins'slment called IN was pay.tic
on the Isl of May. More than three month.
nave expired SINCE that time The punctusl
stockholders have Sist grounds. Of complains
against debnqucnis, as well As against che,
Bosrd for lis ~ judged ieni,y. They arc los
my the interest on their money, and the de
iinqueneies retard the work "a = most ve1a.
tious manner.
No postpoDement for any cause but pay.
ment.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
4. HUNTER, Sec'y.
Aug. II. 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-15

Is Weekly Newspaper. published ~
u Cbsr'rsto~'. Jefferson County, Virgins,
at - per snu'rn,, payable ia advance. Il has a
very extensive circulation IN the Potomac eoun-
try, and will be- found "a valuable advertising me-
d,un' for City Merchants and others. Who MAY
wish to communicate With their country friends
The improvements nov in progress, which will
e""nse, inor~ intimately the trade II the RioN al
i.N o' virginia With Balt,mor,, and the C,t,-s at
the District at Columbia, will suggest 20 ,hosr
concerned an additional motive for a, .iIiny them,
scl'c. 81 the columns of th. Free Press
j. Editors in the cities alluded To-, " IN rlcase
cop, the shove notice. aud the favor will De r.eip-
ro.stcd most chserfully
Sept. g. 1881