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wHo6Es4A-.L & 2LYAIL
&anuIs, zsarleS3, Trumts, aatG
Military Accoutrement Manafactory,
S. II. NIsE6ENNEY

Sc 70 NAsEA ENNEGX
ENAVING purchased the interest of j. G a. Nc
Il q Kenney, in the above establishment, respectfully
announces the public that it will be continued by
him. in all its various branches lie has at present
hand, large assortment of
Gentlemen's full quilted, half and quarter shaft
ed Saddles; nlaid and best plain do; second
and third rate do.
Ladies' Saddles, consisting of quilted, quilted fore
pieces, buckskiD plush and plush ives.
Brides and Martngales, of every description.
BeIows-top, travelling, fancy and hair Trunhs.
SaddIebags, yalices, Carpet Bags, and Portman-
teaus.
Coach, Gig, and Dearborn Harness, Of every
description.
Dray, Wagon, and Cart Harness.
Blind Brides, Collars, Hames, and every other
article to be found in similar manufactures
n-A-Orders for Military and Indian work, will be al
tended to at the shoest notice.
05Country Saddlers are respectfully informed that
he has on hand general assortment OF Materials
Feb 18, 1882.
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.INTEN SHANKS.

Wholesale and Ee>eii Druggist,
NO 90, MAIN STREET, II. LOUIS,
Nearly opposite the Store Of Mr. Richard Rdpier,
~ sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS,
PERFUMERY, &c.,-which he will
sell at Wholesale and Retail, the most accommoaa-
ting terms.
PS Orders from the country particularly attended
to. 81. Lous, March ia. lo32--l-ly
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State Of Illinois, c.. MAY TERM, A. u.
Pope County and Circut,5 OCT 1882.
John Siddall, Admir- Of John McLean,1

rope county ana ClrcUu,9 tooZ.
John Siddall, Admr. Of John Mclean,
deceased, complainant,
against
Roswell l. Sturlivant and Margaret,
alias, Peggy Woods, widow & daugh-
ter of Samuel Omelvany deceased, PIN CHANcERY.
George Omelvany, Polly Omelvany,
and John Omelvany heirs of Sam'l
Omevany, deceased, and Maria Lou
lisa Mclean heir of John Mclean,
deceased
Z HIS day again came the complainant by Eddy, bis
attorney, and it appearing that the order of pub
LEGATION taken herein at the last term of this court as
to the defendant Maria Louisa Mclean, nonresident
has not been duly published in pursuance Of said order
thereof 1t is therefore ordered by the Court that the
said defendant do appear BY her guardian the first
day of the next term of this Court be held at Go
oonda the first Monday of November next, to an
swer the said complanant's bill herein; in default
thereof that the viii be taken for confessed as
against her, and that copy of this order be published
agreeable to law, in the Vandaa Wing for four weeks
sucoessively and this continued until the next
term of this court.
copy attest GEO. w. WATERS,
l2 Clerk of the Pore Circuit Court.
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! ply Thomas sconce, living in the Pleasant Grove
precinct, Coles county, Illinois, one small GRAY
white, small marks of the chains other marks
or brands percevable-appraised to $40, by Richard
Champion and Tobias Speck, before James T. Cum
ningham, ESQ.,, on the 28th day of April, 1882
12 Attest. N. ELLINGTON, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

HRENJAMlN F. CONNER, eight miles south of
Browsnvine, has taken up, as estrays two horses;
one roan seven years DID, about fourteen and half
hands high, -four white feet star and snip artificial
marks the Other grey, eight years old about fourteen
hands high, efthp little sunk, and branded on the
left shoulder with this mark, J.
true abstract from my estray book.
Attest ]. MANNING, Com. Clerk.
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States Of Illinois, Edgar county.
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TOY David A. Morrison, living in Wayne township, a
foot white, three years old this spring. about fourteen
hands high; no other marks brands perceivabe-ap.
praised to twenty dollars by Andrew Fitzgerald and
William Smith, before me, Hiram Newton, J. P.
u true cory attest, M. X. ALEXANDER,
March 81, 1882, Clerk Com. Court e. G. iyi
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LOOK WEREs

WYE wish to employ nnndred temperate indus
w trious labourers to wqk on the National Road.
We will give such hands, twelve dollars for the first
month"; thirteen for the second fourteen for the third
and to ALL who continue Wit us four months (shouid
their services be SO long requred) we will give Tor the
last month, fifteen dollars.
BARBOUR, WATERMAN, & Co.
June 4th 1882.
N. B. The Missouri Republican, Vincennes Gazette
and Illinois Herald Will please publish the above aver-
semen three successive weeks and their accounts for
the same shall be promptly discharged.
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l0Y Mark Mason, living about Is miles east of Hills
- boro, in Montgomery county, one BAY MARE,
with small bell on, with two buckles the collar
each side of the neck aud star in her forehead and
snip the nose, some small saddle marks on her. no
marks brands percevable-appraised to $40 by
Benjamin Harris and John Alexander, before A. G.
Watkins, J. P. on 10th May, 1882.
IL copy teste. HIRAM ROUNTREE, Clerk
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1QY Isaac Rally, living l2 miles northwest of Hills.
- boro, in Montgomery county, one GRAY MARE,
about 10 l-2 hands high, or years old no brands
perceiyable; pacer-apprased to $40 by Joseph Mil
Ter and Samuel Mayes before Hiram Rountree, ]. P.
ILL.,, on 18th April, 1882. copy teste,
7. II HIRAM ROUNTREE, elk. c. c. c. Ill
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Six Cents Reward, but no thanks.

WNTHEREAS, lucinda, a colored Girl, has left my
w employ without any just provocation
this to forwarn tie public from trusting or harborng
her upon nv account, as am determined not to pay
any debts of her contracting from this date
LANDON PARKS.
Nashville, June 4. 1882. IA
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State of Illinois,
State of Illinois, CT April TERM
alexander County and Circmt,} 1882.
Benjamin Akin,)

Nelly Akin.
gENaIS day came the plaintiff, Benjamin Akin, by
IL James Evans, his attorney, and fled his bill pray
ing for the court grant him divorce from the bans
of matrimony entered into with said Nelly Akin for
mery Nelly Patterson) for voluntary absence and deser
son from the said complainant, said BILL and the said
court having heard evidences, and it being sufficiently
proved the satisfaction of the court, that the said
Nelly Akin is not uhabitant of this state, thai
ordinary process of the law be served on herr
Therefore is ordered by the court that unless the said
Nelly Akin appear or before the first day of the next
circuit to be holden in and for Alexander county, on
the fourth Monday in October, and the bill OF
complainant of her said husband that the will be
taken for confessed and the heard exparte; and
it further ordered by the court that this order be pub
lished public newspaper printed this state for
four weeks successfully before the next term of this
court. A true copy.
ID GEO. CLOUD, Clerk, c. c. a. c.
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lgQUN lBllIJlDlrN@a

ENHARLEsS g. PAsCHALL, at the office of the
~ Missouri Republican, St. Louis, continue to man
ufacture BLANK BOOKS, of every description ruled
to any desired pattern.
They will keep constantly for sale, Ruled Pager, Cap,
Letter, and Printing Paper, B!QnS; Caeds, &c.
st. Louis March %, 1882 r.
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NOTICE..

VEvAKEN UP BY Owen Riley, living in Gallatin
u county, H. one SORREL MARE, fourteen
hands high, seven years old brands perceivable
appraised to eighteen dollars, by Thomas Morrow and
Samuel Colhote hfore Hugh Bradley, Esq, as appears
record in my dice.
JAMES CALDWELL, Clerk.
Jupo 1920 ID
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ESTRAY HORSE


0NAKEN UP by Jacob McEwing, living in Walker,
Settlement, Shelby county, Illinois, one BI.aCK
HORSE, supposed to be six years old, left hip a little
1ower ham an 'ae Rpna 1ecra ~ "oars 3, John
]. p COPY. JOS. OLIVER, Clerk
June 7, 1882 Ia
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MAY Term, A. D.
1882.

,De S es q aa 9 Go, Set MAY Ten ,ass D.
John Raum & Hugh McNalty,)
against ; Foreign Attachment
Hardy Robinson. !
<NHls day came the plaintfsby their attorney, and
A it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
the defendant, Hardy Robinson not uhabtant of
this State, and he having aed to enter his appearance
herein, and give special bail according to law and the
rules of said court II Therefore ordered by the court
that the said defendant be notified, that writ of for
eign attachment has issued of the said circuit court
at the suit of the said Rau and McNulty, against his
estate, for the of seven hundred and fifty dollars
and seventyhree cents and that unless he appear give
special ball. and plead to the said suit in attachment
before the first day of the of the said
court, to be holden at the court house in Goconda Oh
the first Monday IN the month of November next judy
ment will be entered against bin by default, and the
estate attached will be directed to be sold according to
law for the satisfaction thereof together with the costs
of said suit and it is further ordered, that copy of
this order be published the Vandalia Whig public
newspaper printed in the town of Vandalia in said
state, for four weeks successfully; the first insertion
whereof, to be made within SIXTY days from the date
hereof and this be continued until the next term
of this court.
A copy attest. GEO. w. WATERS,
10 Clerk of the Pope Circuit Court
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HIRAM B. BASCOM,
GInrk anu 1UaGrts~Nsad iser.

MAIN STREET, ST. louis, MO.
FESAkES this method of informing the citizens OF
IL Vandaa and vicinity, that he continues to carry
the business in all lie various branches, where Clocks
and Watches sent TO h charge will meet with prompt
attention if the owner at hand and charges as
moderate, if not 70, than any in the city He has
hand, and intends keeping, general assortment OF
Watches and fine Jevelry, all of which he would be
glad to dispose of at small advance.
IkFThe highest prizes given for old Gold and Silver
St. Louis, March Ia, 1872. Ism
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Notice.

Notice.
A Ii persons having claims against the estate OF
IA John Brown late Of Perry county, deceased; are
requested to present the daily authenticated Ell
Their to the undersigned to the Judge of Probate of
said county, within nine months from this date; in order
that may certainly know the nature and amount of
said claims, preparatory to the liquidation and pay
ment of the same.
BENJAMIN GRAIN.
JAMES c. BROWN.
administrators ,cih the aOH annerfed
Pinckneyvie H., April 30th, 1882. [94t.
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3alnuQft GaatiunS.

TIME undersigned will furnish to order, at sight
Il PLoueH CASTINGS, from the celebrated Hood's
Wrights Patterns Likewise Castings for the Peacock
Bar Shear Plough. Plough Makers and Blacksmiths
will be dealt with the most liberal terms The Farmer
at all times be furnished with PLOUGS of either
of the above kinds finished complete and arranted to
well, or emo sale. All orders will be promptly
attended to.
HANKS g. Niles,
Cincinnati Iron Foundry, few rods north of the Ca
nal, on Main Street.
January 81, l832-ly
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ESTRAY MARE.

- = Ae]A = A'A-AA SA<s'
TVAKEN UF by Jonathan Dasey, living north Of
n Shelbyville, ILL.,, one BLACK MARE, small
star in the forehead, ID hands high, years old,
marks or brands-appraised to $50, before Benjamin
Cutler, Esq.
Attest, JAS. OLIVER, Cpk, c. c. c. s. c. III.
May H., 1882 10
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i Court, ApraI Term, 1889
IN CHANCERY.

A ND now at this day, came the complainant by
IA Page, his Attorney, and it appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court here that the defendants
residents of this State it is therefore ordered by the
Court here that notice of the tendency of this suit be
given in the Wing and Inteigencer newspaper pub
svey and that unless the defendants enter their
ance herein before the first day of the next term
of the Edwards Circuit Court to be held the second
Monday in September next and plead, answer, demur
to the plaintiffs bill, the will be taken as confess
sed and such order entered therein, shall be deemed
equitable and Just.
true copy attest,
Ill-4t WALTER L. MAYO, Crk
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TAKEN UP
Nm the 9th day of May, 1892 by James Cannon,
~ living in said county, 10 miles north of Green
vile, one GRAY MARE, supposed to be eleven or
twelve years old ID hands high, branded the near
shoulder and bullock with stirrup ron-apprased to
$50 by William Palsy and J. D. Ale xander before
me James S. McCord, Up. Given under my hand and
seal this Cd day Of June, 1882.
IL WILLARD TWISS, Clerk
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NJOTlCE is hereby given, that on the third Monday
~ Of June next will apply to the Judge of Pro-
bate of Franklin county, for the purpose of making
final settlement of the estate of Thomas Tramme de-
ceased.
SUsANNAH TRAMMELL,l .,
JOHN Il. DAVIS, Aom'S'
franklin county, H., April 5, 1882.
State of Illinois, Bond county.
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st. Louis, May 22d, 1889.
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MAY Term, A. d.
1882.
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Died.

On Monday last, Mr.. WIILrAa GaAaAx. a
mighty respectable and worthy citizen Of Hsr-
Pers-Ferry, aged about 50 years.
On the Stth uitimo, our society was deprived
OF Mrs CATuAnISE GAMBLE. one of the old..,
and most esteemed inhabitants Of this city She
vas the reiiet OF the late Col Robert Gamble.
and the mother Of Messrs John aud Robert Gam.
bic OF Florida, Of Mira Writ the consort OF VIM.
Wir, Esq. OF Baltimore, and Of Mrs Cabeii the
.ne OF Wm- II: C@beli, Rsl. one OF the Judges
q the Court Of Appeals.
On the a5th ult. Mrs MART w. MARSHALL.
m the Goth year Of her age, the amiable wife of
John Marshall, Esq. the Chief Justice of the u.
States: Leaving an affectonAte husband, six chill
dren, and large circle Of friends to lament her
death Richmond Compiler.
On the 2Sth ultimo, CATHARISE ELIzaHEru.
Sta year Of her age.
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Shannon Hill.

containing about Fifty. Four Acres Of cleared
land, and about Twenty-Five Acres Of wood
hnd' together With smother small tract or par
eel Of wood land. near and about the Falls
Hill. opposite to the Shannondsie Springs.
containing about Thirteen and three fourth
acres-vhich two tracts or parcels Of land
arc the same that we're conveyed to said
Fairfax BY Thomas Rsgland and Eliza Chris.
tine o." wife, by indeniure, bearing date the
2ia day Of March, 1895. to Which, and TO
the aforesaid deed Of trust bearing the same
date. both Of record in the county court OF
jefferson, reference is had for more psr,ieu.
lar description. Of these Isnis. ~i,h their
appurtenances. ] shsif sell the whole, OF 80
.'ses tnereof. as vill he sufficient to raise
the sum OF fourteen hundred and thirty dol.
lars, vith interest thereon from the IL, d.v
Of January. 1893. together with the charge,
OF ss'e-eonvsy'ng such title only - IL vessed
IN me by said deed Of trust
January S. 1s32.--ts.
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Torrance of active duti~si ALWAYS To
be found busy in his compiling room,
or busting on his farm, for he was also
fond Of Agriculture; feeding his own
beef, and even bestowipg his attention
on the culture Of a vegetable garden,
the produce Of which he caused 20 be
taken TO market. His fruits and his
flowers were also Of the most choice
kind. But in his hands. for his was
the touch Of Midas, every thing wa.
turned into gold: and fruits, flowers,
vegetables, ships, houses, lots, Bank,
and all, contributed in the end, TO pour
millions in has lap. Like all men Of
Immense wealth. II was his peculiar
delight, TO cast his eyes over the agrre
gate Of his millions. Blu, he took most
pleasure in adding house 10 house. lot
TO lot, until he could count his squares
OF buildings, and found il possible
to count the number of his deeds,
parchments and warrants. To the
Schuylk'll Navigation Company. he
was an efficient friend, in the hour Of
need-as we'll rs to the Chesapeake
Canal Go. and other public works of
vast Importance. and lasting utility.
In the srduous struggle Of the Bank
at the United States to resume specie
payments, Mr.. Girard, under the coun-
CATS and influence Of his Cashier, Mr..
simpson, was essentially instrumental
IN producing that result, a. we'll a. in
terposing his voice to reclaim the Bank
from the gulph Of speculation, and
place II on a proper basis tor which
he offered TO the Bank of the United
States all his Capital, SPECIE. &c. if
they would appoint George Simpson,
Cashier, and conduct il on his legi,i
mate principles. Mr.. Girard has no
children TO mourn his demise-but the
whole community will feel his sudden
departure. and our City long have
cause to deplore his exit to the world
of spirits!
MIR Grard was in the s4th year of
has age. according TO his own account.
gwen to the father of the Editor Of this
paper.
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The President and Directors II the Baltimore
anil Oaio Rail Road Company, in a report lately
made to the Executive Of Maryland. hold the
following language:
"Ftom The experiments made upon
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. there
10 no reason 10 doubt but that the ira
Yelling on il may at least be safely car.
ried at the rate Of from ID to Is miles
an hour. by the aid Of steam power, and
that passengers may be conveyed from
Baltimore TO the OHIO river within from
CT to so hours. at all seasons Of the
year."
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EDUCATION.

I>HE Female School At the Charles.
u town Academy, will hereafter be
continued onde, the joint care Of Misses
sarah K: Churchill and Mary J. Alden
Both ladies' have experience in teaching
and all branches OF learning which arc
usually. and can be thoroughly taught in
such schools without expensive apparatus
Will receive careful attention. Miss Alden
VII teach MUSIC on the Piano Forte,
and 10 ready to receive scholars.
The next session will commence on
MONDAY the 9Th instant Scholars will be
received at any time duving tho session.
Jan. 5, 1882
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FLORENCE. (Al,.) me-.

FLORENCE. (ALA.l DEC. 3.
Marriage and Death. BY
the Rev. S. c. Paey, in Florence. on
Thursday last, Mr.. Thomas Booth OF
Frankfurt county, to Miss Frances
Cox, OF Florence. On Saturday night
MIR. Booth and his wife lodged at La.
grange, in franklin county, both appa.
rently in fine health. On the follow
ing morning the bridegroom awoke and
found his bride lifeless corpse. This
young woman had all the appearance
OF vigorous health. and il appears diff.
hcuit to conjecture the cause of her
sudden and unpremonisbed dissolu-
ton.
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a CARD.

hR w. YATES, encouraged by
~ the marked kindness, con deuce,
and solicitations Of many Of his fellow.
citizens. has now determined 10 Toe ate mr..
manentIy in Charlestown. With ina,
view. he has taken the office with the
medical and surgical sppurienanee.) re-
Gently occupied by our distinguished and
ia%ented friend. DIR. Grigg,.
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Pron' fhe Richmond Compiler Of Dec. 10.

LEGISLATIVE CONVENTION.
Agreeably to 4 notice set ND at the
door Of the Capitol. and published in
the newspapers Of the day. the mem
bers OF the Legislature friendly to the
reelection Of Gen. Jackson, assembled
IN the Hall Of the House Of Delegates
on Saturday evening a, 6 O'clock.
On Mr.. Miller's motion, Linn Banks,
Esq. Speaker Of the House of Dele
gates, was appointed President Of the
meeting, and Thomas Richie, Score.
tary.
The roll was called Of the members
OF the two Houses, and IL was found
that % Senators, and 81 Delegates
either answered 20 their names, were
represented by Professor were voueh.
ed for by their friends.
Mr.. Miller Of Powhatan then sub
mitted the following resolutions
Re'o'ted, That Ihc Chairman aud Secretary Of
THIS meeting have authority, aud are hereby re-
quessed u call, by public notice In the ne s,a-
Pers, another meeting Of this assembly Al future
day during The present session Of the Legislature,
Tor the purpose ~ uorainafino E.leesore II Pre
~.
Snd appointing Corresponding Committees Ia
each e0tuis, city. and borough IN this Common.
~eslsh, ADD also Central Committee.
Heseffr,f That tsc e0Htics, towns, and boz
rgnEhs not rrpre set,ed IN the meeting be solicit
~ - spout delegates 70 attend II the future
MEETING Whish may BE- called BY virtue Of tlss
preceding resolution.
After some liisle discussion Of the
question, whether the number Of Elec-
tors would be appointed by the census
OF 1890, or 1880, these two resolutions
were adopted.
a proposition was made by MIR
Witeher 10 proceed TO the nomination
Of = candidate, a. Vice President Of the
United Staies--snd after some discus.
sion, MIR. Opis moved the adjournment
Of the meeting, which VAS carried.
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.AT THE NEW CONCERN!
NJ = have aKs,n received fresh sup
" Ply % GOODS, Consisting Of Cloths
CassimeFes, Cassinets. Rose and Point
Illsnkeis, ehslp. a large sssorimeat Of
Hats, Caps. Boots. snd Shoes. eeYy eheap.
JEFFERSON & BROWN.
Jan s, 1852
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday last, by the Rev. Septimus fusion.
Mr.. AARoS n. SsIpsn to Miss CAruInIx2
DusT, all Of this county.
In boonsborough, On the a5th ult., by the
Rev. Mr.. Rebzugh, Mr.. JouS Hcesrs, formerly
OF thi' town, TO Miss MARr Durno, Of Wash
ington county, Md.
ln Frederick county, on Thursday the 2ad
alt. BY the Rev. Mr.. Louthan, Mr.. JoxAralx
PAHsoxs, Of Hampshire county, to Miss MInT
AxS CARTEa
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or "PHfLo" will make himself known to
u'' his communication shall appear. We see no
thing e1eeptiouabie In his remarks. ye, we're we
admit them, without this requi,ition being com
Piled With, ve should violate rule established
for our.llYea
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ga meeting Of the People Of Charles
town and Of its vicinity, 10 requested 10
take place st the Court House. on Fyidov
The 9th Of January nsxt. to take into con,
siaera'ion the prospects held out OF OBJ
tain'ng the passage Of the Winchester
and fotomse Rail Road through Charles
town. The meeting will take place at
o'clock, =. Nj. J.u.5