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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-04-20

.Ma,yland.-The Legislature of1thia. State adjourned on Tharsday niehtat ll o'clock, having passed l89 public md private laws. The bill alsolishine ift1s prisopmcnt for debt, limits the ansfuat fo tzpenfQ. and not f1i1ty dollara. as l.ofe= Itofore erropeously stated, and takes s:s feet after the 4th of July next.
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JAMES B. WAGER
TAILORING.

- w CUTSHAw takes this method OF
W. informing his friends and tho public Of
HarPers Ferry ard its vicinity, that lie has Ia.
ken the room adjoining p. C. Msccsbe's law
office, formerly occupied by DR.. Msrnion.
where he intends carrying on the above bust.
ness IN all its branches Having, for the last
four or five yesrs, been working IN al the
principal cities, no hatters himself tina, those
who may favour him with their custom msy
rest assured Of having their work done q.
well - at any other shop in the country
He would also inform the public, that he
has taken into copartncrship, l.. T SKEG6S.
who has been cutting for the last three year,
IN New York. and who served his sppre n,ice.
ship IN Philadelphia. and has been employed
~ foreman in one Of tho most extensive mer.
chant tailoring establishments in the city of
New York.
CUTsHAW & SKEGGS therefore Batter
themselves that, with the knowledge they
possess Of the business, and with punciusIty
and stric, application. to merit hber.l share
Of public patronage.
N B.-Garments cut on the shortest no.
tce, and in the most fashionable manner.
Sept. 1, 1851.
s1> Two or three Journeymen will find
inmcdIs,s and constant employment,
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673 ACRES OF LAND.

large proportion Of which i in timber OF
the hnest quality. The advantages possea.
ed by this property are very great. Lying
near the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, il
Is 10 the vicinity of The large mills srected OF
Nese streams. Wills, all the facilities for trans
porting lis produce 20 mark %, 10 be derived
Com the Chesapeake abd Ohio CssaI, arr.
tie Bslumore Rail Road, will be enjoyed by
IN the highest degree. There 10 a large
AID eons'an, stream Of water running through
the tract, OF sseh magnitude that il supplies
several valuable mills before Il reaches this
Land. There are also several Gne lime stone
springs on the estate. The cleared land is in
high siste u cultivation. ssd the fences are
good Posss sion ees be had immediately.
The terms will be accommodating. and if
found advantageous TO do 80. the tract will
be divided into tvo parts TO suit purchasers
All applications 20 be made to the subsefi
Der, residing 81 Charlestown. Jefferson eoun-
~, Va. JOSEPH r. DAUGHERTY.
June 9, i83t.-M.
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FOREIGN.

The London SUI. q the 5Jth, soos.as the lol.
1 ing paragraph:
We have no further news Of mi
lI.ary character from Poland. Ih,
main armies are daily draving closer
70 that We may expect perhaps b,
elonday or Tuesday to hear Of some
decisive battle. Would t. Heaven
that Il may be in favor Of the brave
Poles, whose etivalrous conduct ha.
excited the wsnder Of the present day
and will command the admiration, ba,
We trust no, the regret of po,terity.-
Prussia .-EraDce .-England,-Wha,
sentiments TO We inspire or rather pro
Observation-Disclosures PITY,
kindling into indignation!!w
Another i'ora, without date, c.thsr Of time O.
place, SAYS
Affairs are not desperate. On the
18th Gen. Chrzanski repelled Rudiger
1t Minsk. > miles from Warsaw, kill.
ing aud wouniing 5000 men, takin-
900 men. aod pursuing the Russians.
Bat the main Russian army crossed
tue Nistula, aud general battle is ex.
pected. Ihe Prussians supply the in
vaders.
Portugal The French Heet had
forced the Tsgu', and compelled Don
Miguel, at the lannon's mouth, to do
justice. The attack was made on the
10th July-and was completely sue
Csssiol. The batteries were si,enccd,
and the Portuguese ships struck their
haSs, after about three hours fighting
The French squadron sustained bu,
little injury. The Admiral then gave
the Portuguese government two hour:
TO accede to the propositions hereto
fore made: to which an answer wa.
immediately returned by the Minister
Santarem. agreeing TO the propositions
TURKEY, Greece, S.c.-A letter from
Vienna, dated July Is, now SAYS, that
there is no truth in the report Of the
burning OF Jassy, and not only doe,
the alleged eonhagra,ion seem to be q
fiction, bot the accounts Of the ravage.
OF the cholera morbus appear to have
been greatly exaggerated. In refer
ence TO Greece, these papers state thai
letters from Napoii di Romania to the
"9th OF May, negative the reported
troubles in that country. According
10 commercial letter from SMYRNA,
dated June s, the malady represented
TO be the plague, turns out 10 be onl
a fever, which isnot conts siou,, & hal
caused but little mortality. We add
as further specimen Of the new. il
fhe German papers, that this fever n
Smyrna, is now said TO have no sharac
feristic in common With the piague.
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GENERAL SYNOD

Ot the Lutheran Church in the &. s.
= he clerical aud lay delegates ap
Il pointed by the different district Sy.
mods, ars requested 10 assemble at Ere
der'ck. Maryland, on the SOth day. and
last Sunday OF October next As this Sy
nod will be called upon to transac, busl
ness Of vital importance TO the Church
advisory brethren will be cheerfuliy re
ceived. IL due Information Of their inter.
isn to be present. be given 20 the .ubscri
Der. DAVID r. SCHEFFER.
Secretary IF tie g. S. m The L. S
July Is. 1881.
a. \. B.-Pripters throughout the l.
D are most respectfully requested TO it,
seH this notice. and the N u We are
'sry grateIdi 70 those Whs upon former
occasions. attended to our request. IN
which many 81 their subscribers ara in.
teFested
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III The above Ointment is offered 10
the public a. safe and certain remedy for
those obstinate diseases, some OF which
have so long bshls 4 the skill OF medical sci
ence.
ist. White Swellings of every description
I'd. Sore legs and ulcers OF long standing
Sd. Sehirrus or Glandulsr tnmors, parti.
cularly those hardened tumors in women
breasts which oftentimes terminate in ulee
rated cancers.
+ih. Feions. or whst.oms people know by
The name OF Cathrrhs, Of every description
9Th. Rheumatic pains of tho joints.
9Th. Sprains and bruises OF every descrip.
ton. or IN whatever part situate.
9Th. Tettors of ali kinds. In this com.
plant the patient in apply ing the Ointment
must keep the part OUT OF water.
s,h. Chilhloins or parts affected by frost
May -, 1891.
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Notice to Farmers.

hASiEI. SNYDER. In returning his &C
IL kuosi~ti,. cments for the liberal pstro-
mage which he has receit ed ne . iniil~s, most
resp ectfuli, Informs his frie nd, aud the pub
lie generally, that he has tsken his Son, Bs.
sid n. Snyder. into partnership, In the Mil
ing business, at the Ford Mill on the Shensn.
do~h rver--the business % which will an fu.
tsre be conducted under the name of D.sieI
shy der D. Son For the Information VI our
customers and farmers generally. No deem,
Il necessary TO let the know, that ve are
al all Nncs wiling To pay the highest mark ct
price in cash for Wheat; or 10 grinding ON
toll at the ususl rates OF twenty barrels OF SIT
petnne Hour Tor every 100 bushels of rner
charitable Wheat delivered in the NIL. To
stand the inspection Of Baltimore, George.
town, or Alexandra, is preferred, IL will give
ms great pleasure tn receive their wheat in
tins way. knowing the many advantages
which orr null possesses, particularly as res
poets ITS locs! situation, tho great facility 81
getting Hour at any moment, and the gres.
advantage Of having IL sent To- market by
means OF Boa's loading ii from the mill door,
! all too, without any trouble 90 the farmer fur.
ther than 10 come forward and say nt what
time lac may wish il sent, and in q reasonable
time thereafter TO call for the proceeds of the
ssme-ue EATER ourselves that when the
farmers lake into consideration their interest,
they v,ll be induced TO DO their business
With US, ss no pains shall be spared to &C.
commoJate them. and from the desire TO
serve the public With strict attention 10 our
business, we hope To- merit share of the
pnbic patronage. Our mill is now IN com.
plete repair and ready for the reception OF
all kinds Of grain. and under way on the pre-.
sent crop OF new wheat. For the conve.
nience Of our customers and farmers gencr,l-
", We will add that by sending their conn.
try work over night they can have il ground
| by the next morning, which, by those who
consider time a. money. will ne an object,
particularly n, their busy seasons. No d,sap.
, Pointmcnt accidents eXcep,od) need be alp.
pretended. Those who prefer the IT ore
usual way. bag at time, can be sccommo.
dated on sight.
DANIEL SNYDER,
DAVID II. SNYDER.
Ford MI. Any. Ia, l83i.-,f.
P.S.-we will exchange with the Loudoun
farmers Flour for Wheat, and grind their
Corn and Rye on sight. ID. 6.
ID. ~. e.
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I HAVE ON HAND,

4 FIRST-RATE Csriolc with a s,anG;r,
~ top-s Wagon that will answer for on.
or two horses-A strong Cart-a % gallo
Suiisnd worm-witha general assortment, q,
Copper. Tin, and Brass Hare.
such - copper and brass Kettles of d.fir-e-.
sires-ANDlRoNS or different prices ~
pst'erns-ali kinds of copper, brass. .n4
composition Castings, done agreeable to "a.
terms Also. bell metal wagon, osrriag..
and gig Boxes Of all sizes, which vii b.
found fsr superior TO the cas-, iron boxes
Bells OF every description made to order
together with a general assortment of tA-
improved COOKING STOVES; also, Fr.rk
In and Close STOVES.
wish to employ firs,.rste Wagon MAX.
one that - capable Of CARVING or = SIR.
No Tin ware will be merded =; ms shop
after the 3ist December. except our "a,
make THOMAS RAwIlNs.
Charlestown, Sept 8, lS5I-3t
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HaZcliield for Rent.

M RS. HUNTER being des,rous Of dis.
4Fl continuing her Farm. now offers for
rent, for term OF years. about three
hundred acres other HAzELTIrLp Estate.
with the buildings now occupied by her
overseer, and the barn and some other
out houses. Any person DESTROYS OF tax
ing lease of the above premises. will be
pleased to apply TO her IN person. Pos
Ii. :. e. TUCKER,
For Mrs .3,,n Hunter
Aug. IS, 1891.
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0s.ec Of tie Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.
wA.aiSsroS. Jrsb "a. 1851.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
IN 40 instaiment Of two dollars and fifty
|eeuts per share. being the 2ist ,nstai-
Hent) ou every share Of stock IN the Che
sapeakc and Ohio Canal Company. 10 re
Suired to be paid on the 5th day Of Sep,em-
her next; ond = further sum Of two dol
lars and fifty cents per share (being the
22d instslmenD on the 1st day Of Ncvsm-
Der next: which instruments must be paid
to the credit Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company. to the cashier or other
officer Of either OF the following Banks.
viz:
The Branch Bank Of the United States a,
Washington.
The Bank Of Washington. at Washington.
The Patriotic BANK, do.
The Bank Of tho Metropolis, do.
The Farmers aud Mechanics Bank, at George
town.
The Bank of Alexandra, at Alexandra.
The Bank Of Potomac, do.
The Farmers hank of Alexandra, do.
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandra. do.
| The Hsg.rstown Hank, IN Hagerstown. Nd,
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, in Charles
| town, Va.
And the Branch Of the Valley Bank, in Lees
burg. Va.
ny order OF the President and Director:
JOHN y. INGLE, Clerk
Ches Il Ohio Canal Com
July z. 183l.-wilNov.
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Trust Sale.

Rf virtue oil deed of trust, ercen
II D ted by George Kirk. for the B,
nehi el Joseph Neer B. Co. and duly 70
esrded IN the clerks Office in tbi, county.
! shall proceed 10 sell, for cash, II ~
h,Ehs'' bidder. at The store of Jo.erh
Neer 4 20 on Saturday 'hs cath 81 tbs
msnih. all the property contained IN sad
trust deed. consisting in part Of enc steve.
two feather beds and bedding. one ea.. Of
drawers. ssd oihsr hsasshsld and kitchen
FURNITURE. &c Sale to commence at I
o'clock. Z. NJ
SiLAS MARMADUKE.
Sept q, 1881 TINT,
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T>HE subscriber respectfully in.
forms his frieons and the public
generally. that he has commenced the
above business at HsrPor- Ferry. in the
shop Formerly occupied BY Alexander
Gibson. opposite 10 Messrs. Russell and
Fitssimmons' stsre, where he is prepared
10 execute work in his line Of business, ia
the ncatest and most fashionable manner
Ladies habits also made in the neatss,
manner. ~i,h or without brsid lie hopes
by strict attention TO business, TO merit
. share OF public patronage.
The Philadelphia Fashions will be re-
ceivsd by him regularly. y
GEORGE w. ENTLER.
Sept &, 1881
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10 ihs Formers and Cusfo,ners of the
Ch0riestorn 5fiH generally.
VU>liE subscriber having thoroughly
cleaned his Mill Race. and re-
paired his Mil. is now ready for the re-
cep''cn OF wheat; and, jud ying from pre-
sent appearance. believes ihers will DO q
sefiicieacy OF water to enable him TO de.
liver FLOUR On demand 20 those who
may please TO favor him with their Whsa,
to grind Strict attention 70 the bushes.
in the mil! will DO paid by Mr.. JosS T.
HrsDssseS. whose standing for honesty
and quail tic tisns ss a miller. causst be
questioned.
Neighbouring Farmers, by proper cal
cula,ioa, will fad that IN no csse can thsy
DO bcttcrcd by hauling their Wheat 10 a
River Mill-ist Ii 10 easier 70 haul their
Flour TO the River than their Wheat
2d. They can 10 II at leisure times SD
Their oftal will be more convenient: -4th
Barrels can be furnished them here on bet
ter terms than at any River mill; ant
should they wish their Flour sent TO mar.
ket from tho Mill, IL shall be done at a We
~ small difference
! will purchase WHEAT at the fail
market price, and if those who put their
Wheat in my Mill 10 grind, should wan
money, they can always be accommoda
ted. Ceuniry work will be promptly at
tended TO. and well ground. Flour. Rye
Corn Ofal. Sc. will be sold at fairpricc,
for cash. IL is hoped the business viii bt
30 conducted as 10 merit share Of publ,
patronage. WIN F. LOCK
y mean Corn in the Fall, as it is now yer,
scNrec.
Aug. {, 1881.
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AMI LApIEs
Proposals BY JOHN ~. WOOD. for publishing.
m tins city, Scientific and Literary Paper, 10
be entitled ss above.
To BE LDirrD 1T WV. n sALLAsnrn.
TNHls paper wi!i be conducted nearly IN
II on the plan Of the PhilaIeinh,s Al.
bum," and The " New York Mirror" and y IN he
similar in character and appearance TO those ex-
eellent periodicals. In relation 10 ECrrayiur.
however, il may be yell enough 10 remark, th.,
the publish deems but lightly of these tinscI aud
bnutr-hy wing ornaments. lie intends there
lore, ~ devote the funds usually cmrloyet in IN.
production ct them, 10 procuring, by pr.raiums
or otherwise, good original Tales aud Essays on
various subJeets, but more particularly illustrative
OF western scenery and ~. stern manners-his oh
Jcct being 10 improve the understandings rather
than 70 delight the eye. In short no pains . III
W. spared 70 render the publication pleasing and
instructive. and every way worthy the patronage
~ The reaninS community.
lie Editor = promised the assistance of s~ye-
fsi writer's ct ability, whose occasional proaluc-
n0ns 80 The neS sI'apcrs, and IN the Western
SouNrnir, have bren greatly admired and YER,
S.n' rsiy rePuohshc throughout the Union.
moreover, % - tue intention OF the publ shcr
shouId u" eject with suihc cut enc 1u,syeuent to
secure the Literary services Of lady. Mo a-,.r,-
,nIy ranks high IS eh&str sui brsuiif.I writer
We viii close by retnarkinE, that should III, A.
lts' TO chose amusement and an stTuo ticu our l..
tors all be especially directed, smile upon thi,
h;'---sucecss.
TERMS
lhe Cincinnati Mirror ard Ladies Par,errc
wa be printed on 81 extra ine rovsl shee,-in
tn, 9uSrio Form, COW, nient for being bound
wan. "eSutiisI bourgeois and brew Ter ~ I. entire
new. n tItle-psgc sLd iHdcx Will be riyen
ne work viii be published every other week
D - per year, II psid ia advance, or within
TWO mouths after the commencement of the W.
iume-sl 30. v iilin ,iX uaonth,-or, 81 -. With
IN the year Zach year of tic Mirror " III make
handsome volume of two hundred and twelve
pafss OF icttcr-prrss printing.
lne work will BE- commenced on the 8, Of No
'eIoSer- sooner, " ole Thousand subscriber. ARR,
obtained previous 70 thu, time
* Sabscrip,'on, viii bc rcocived e the BOOK
oSs "i y; e u tu'licrd, r. VI. Flint. e.. ID.
bradford q Co. And II u.at of the pubIisher
JOHN III. WOOD
Cincinnati, August, 1854.
- ro''rHasters and Publishers e ne~snsper.
~ general. ere authorized and reque s,sd a. AZ, =.
Sse"'s ~ usual per cent ~ill BE- allowed. or
ons copy 81 ia. ~ork. for every I've responsible
snescribcrs. hetuTs 10 BE- u.sIe earIy IN OFT
beT. W ON'"-
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The following communication, adore 50 ID
ito the proprietor OF Judkins' DIN ,ment from
, the Hon. Jok~ THidIsrro. member or Con.
srsss, ~ highly interesting. The gratuitou.
manner ia which il il made, exhibits feel.
ings OF no ordinary character towards suf.
icrins humanity; and is certainly well do
ssr'ms ofpublic attention.
wAsHSsros. JAZZ. sid, 1920.
Sa-lths been nv wish for u considers.
eject with which ! have nssd the Ointment
lAvenied by Mr.. Judkins, ard which I now
understand is msdc aud sold by agents an.
pointed by Yourself. I have apriicd his
ointment, duriag The last three wears, 10
every species Of iumOor and " onnd, without
isiIurc 10 pr0jace a cure in every inSfance
consider II the most decided aud efieien,
remedy an ell eases Of tnmouF, he The cause
whBt IL msy, and hayo fonnd nothing 90
good for wound. Of sny description. II may
toe proper 10 add that The orro Of a tunonr
called White Swelling, given over by the
most distinguished physicians as lncnTabJe.
snd which they decided would, without sm
-pu'siion, prove fatal To the patient, was nm
der my innmeGisis notice effected by the nse
OF JudkiDs' Ointment. and Ihs psiieut IL in
bee health; bis Limb affected by The lurnour
being restored To = perfect state Of sound
nsss. Also, Met the leg Of On aged man,
"hich had been wounded, end exhibited one
dfssdfuiiy liberated surface from the knee
10 the foot, and which, for more then two
gears, had been considered ineurabls. was
sfseiualty cured by the application Of Jud
kins Ointment . mention these two ease.
which fell under ny immediate notice and
maBagtsseBt, sss decided evidence Of tho
etheaey Of this remedy In cases Of tuuiour
ADD 81 ulcers. have experienced a. decid.
eddy. tho good effect Of this remedy IN the
cure OF Peloos, aud Of every species Of fresh
wound. u seems 90 me thst sny one who
will observe the operation Of this Oinias nt.
must be satisfied 90 TO its Beneficial effect
can with the utmost confidence recommend
'hs use Of this vsiusble remedy.
am, CT, Vsrg respectfully,
John TALIAFERRO.
To Nr. CuARLGs HaGsrons. Propris.D
tor Of Judkins' Ointment, near
frSdsriekIowh, Maryland.
! hereby certify. ibsi I wss for MANY
months afflicted most grieVGuslJ with the
letter Upon both Of MY heels. causing open.
ings large snough 60 sdmi, persons finger.
] tried yariovs remedies in sain. when vss
induced 10 Try JndkiDs' 0iEtment, end Wss
cured by She use u single box. Ian sn1.
iSas tbst others. similarly sfiic;ed, may a
vail themselves Gf so Vsiusbls rsmsdv
ROBERT FCLTOS.
Chsfif'town. Dec IG, 1879.
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F-on dc Juvenile MISCELLANY.

TIE DISSATISFIED ANGLER hoy.
I'm sotr, th., let m~ 90 dow 20 The brook,
m sotiy they g-sr the line spd the hook
And Wish had s,s'd >, h.ne 9TH INV bo.k I!
I'm cure tvss me- pleasure to scs
1l.St poor, hiue, harmless, suffering thins
Shentl. ~rithe Il the end of the sirinx
A"d 70 hold tic pole. when I f,lt him asi.K
Ia toTtsr, aud all fox No
itwss beautiful .peskl.d and glAxsy tout---
Nnd shcn from ia, ~sier brought bin out,
~ Tie graAs on the bank. rs he a0uu,ior'd .5vui,
II made me shi,cr cold,
10 ih,"A had s>S.e,i ., no.h nsedi-ss pain
Aud itr,ed.to ryi,cv, him, but all in waco
% us,cr, ss long as l I've, Is-is
Aa, 4 such sish, behold!
~ VIA, would give once more To- sse
Abe brisk ii,us swimmer alive s..l i've,
And .iaAt'"g sbout a. d. osgid Be,
DnLuri, 10 be native brook
Ills .trs"se 10. people san love TO play,
~ tssiss iDuos.ns Lsss avav
4 wis.' hid slid ~ hons tJ-si.y
Niu sisiSr, alt read NV book.
HASSAn r. Go. Ii.
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House and Lot for Sale.

ME- subscriber offers for sale, his
n HOUSE aud LOT H. Charles.
town, JeGeTsos Coonty. situated on tie
Main street. the second house west Of Mr..
III Haines' tavern. near The town run, and
within halfa square ola never lailiR well.
which, ia the last dry seasons. nearly
supplied the town The lot - GA feet ~
front. The buildings are large and com
Tnodiousj one part - % feet By ~, two
stores high; the basement story - nearly
above ground, and has large IRE place /:
being roomy and sGofding good light. II
would suit for almost ssy KIND OF business
The other part - one story high. with
ki'ehen snd cellar underneath; also, n
back building. 10 By u feet. which - al
iscbcd TO the house. lf application be
soon made. possession can be had thi, f,Il
n not sold ~ private sale by the 18Th
Of September. viii offer u Al public sale
The terms will be accommodating. Az
ply 10 The subtcFibeF on the premises
JOHN LkSfOS.
Aug. 4, 1854
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution OF Partnership.
THE partnership hsretsf.re existing
Il between Seregin d Ritsnsur. IA the
Tanning Bssiness, MAS dissolved by uu-
teal consent on the Let instsRL The bu.
ainess will be seEtisssd at the Tsnnery ia
Chsrlssts~n. BY Ssmoel Ridsnsur. Who
10 fully authorized 10 settle al the busi
ness Of the late firm.
n SCROGIN.
y RiDENOUR.
Sent g. 1881
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Valuable Jefferson Land
ron SALE

HNHE subscriber. ~ the SCENT ash amor
u ney Of Thomas YairfsI, Esq Of AIexsn
dFs, offers for sale that vaiusbis estate in JEFF
tison county. Virginia, called "'Tas HrH.
NIrAcE," consisting of
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FOR SALE.

A FARM, containing shout ia acres.
N adjoining the town of Bolivar, nes,
Harpers Perry, in jefferson county. about
30 scres of which are in young timber OF q
thrifty growth. A part of the land is enclosed
by good post and rail fence and there i,
upon il q small but comfortable stone mouse
For terms apply to
JAMES b. WAGER
Sent. l. 1851
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-15
Fifty Dollars Reward.

An away from the subscriber. on
y Y ne esd oi August, q mulatto boy
9amei RICHARD. shout " year, OF az.
, Ies' : or 5 inehe' high, has straight hair
sn5 Is very erect and quick in his uot,oo
lie wore a grey eoates. white pantaIoons
and an old WOOL hat lie va. seen. tho
day Of bis elopsm~ni. in ShepherdsIown'
End probably - concealed in that neigh.
o'"rhood II this time Twill give a re
ward 81 thirty dollars. if taken IN either Of
The esUnt'es Of Frederick or JsTss.oo IA
o. fifty dollars elsewhere.
Sept 8, 1881 -