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TAKEN up by the subscriber on the
I'd day ofJanuary 1882, Red STEER,
supposed to be two years old next
spring, white back and belly, and a
crop off the left ear, and slit in the
same appraised to 81.
DAVID SPOTS.
Jan. 13.
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G5-The thanks Of the Presbyterian Con-
gregatlon OF Staunton, are due to Mr.. MA
THEW NEwKIRIt, and two other gentle
men of Philadelphia, for their liberal present
OF four beautiful Astoral Lamps for their
Church.
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L,teQf U,osh.uctop.- Mr.JAs. Cprssy
Of Philadelphia, has obtained tie exclusive
rlghtof publishing the now edition of Marsh
alPs Life Of Washington, which has been
revised and corrected by the venerable com
pher, and is 70 form two largo ociavo5. with
an tlas. Several statement. iasdgefieaUv
made 10 Tho hrst eiiuoH will be sst rigLt ~
he rIeseAt
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IAST NOTHCE-

Those indebted to the firm of JOHN
e. Sewers 81 Co., Qate of Nit. Sidney, }
are again requested TO discharge their
respective debts.-lndulgence will not
be extended beyond the first day of
March next.
JOHN C. Sewers & co.
January l3, 1882.
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Public Sale

THE subscriber will offer for sale, at
the late residence of John Wayt, decd.
in Stanton, on Saturday the list day OF
this month,
All aAis Personal Property,
consisting of variety Invaluable Furni-
ture, some Negroes, three Horses, a
Wagon and harness, a fine Carriage
and harness, Sulky SJc.-and some
Farming Utensils. The property offer
cd is well worthy of attention. Terms
made known on the day of sale.
SILAS II. SMITH Admir-.
With the WiU aanered, of John Waw, id.
January Ii, 1882.
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ION, V HSlnlai on
uary, 1882.
Hiss anderson
Mr.. Burges
James BuJor9 2
John BurJord 2
Robert p. Brotcn
James Bell
John BOlUeIs
DaUid BranemGB
John BrolCn
DOct. John Blair
George Breeze
Mrs. Mildred BGily
DGuid Il. Barnes
IHrs. Martha -ADn
Brand
Christian Bear
Joseph R. Bigger
Lucinda Broom
John Bell
William CaisoR
Samuel ClGrk 2
TilLiGm Clayton
ReU. William Cal
hOltR 2
William Crawford
George Ch1trchmGn
WilIiGm b. CoGiter
Elizabeth Campbell
Syner b. C7o,ves
Chancery Clerk 2
John j. Dyer
Lila Hnn DuniGp
Uria DiIerd
William DdUiS
John *. Files
John Eutsler
! DOct. James Fulton,
| Harrison Fur
EilLiem FIshburn
Jacob FdckIer
James II. GOod,vin
-AleC III. CARRIER
| Hetty mr. Griffith
Joseph Glass
| John G.. Guthrie
Henry T. Greiner
| Francis Gardner
| Lsaqc Gray
Samuel CARRIER
| DaUid Hone
John Hook
| Ddyid HOltsshiH
Aeeper9 the Hospi-
tai 3
Benjamin EouF
| WlLian X. Hut
| Catharine Harry
Peter C. Hogg
Henry Harmon
John Kenny
FL HoWRslar
| L. T.
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DIED, on the 9TH ult. Mrs. MaIinda
M' Cutchen, wife OF Mr.. James d. NJ
Cutchen, Of this county, and daughter
OF Mr.. James Hall, SEN, now of Ohio.
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A State Convention Of the National
Republican Young Men of New jersey,
IS TO be holden at Trenton, ON Wednes-
Gay, the lth of April, to appoint Dele
gates to the National Republican Young
Aen's Convention in Washington, on
the first Monday in May.
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? ost- Office at Staun-
the LIST day of jan
CatbaT inc Lohr
44Ibert LGy@aa
Philip Layman
Robert LelDis
Joseph Lagne
Charles Laney
Library COnl9aay
6fathees g. lSdmuel
Marshall
Le1Uis Efotpry
, Henry MowTy
, TYllLian1 Efilt9
|; arthur L. Maglinis
!, WilliGm AIenifse
; JVTl3iGnt Miller
: JOHN Middleton 2
I James IL &c Cue z
s I'm. IL Eic Chung
5 WILLIAM &c CUtch-
5 an sen.
: John nc CTintick
s ReU. Francis Ne
: FaTldnd
5 lfary II. S. AicNutt
: John nc COusIand
s J0ka NelO
5 Jane Patterson
: George Patterson
: UiIIidua II. PaxtOgs
: Thomas Phillips
5 NamoR Roberts
s Luther Rickdrd
: George RedmaH
{ GeOr0e R1lIpU
s Erasmus Stirling 2
{ SamneI Steel
; EyijGb H. Smith
5 DaUid Stcrret
s Emanuel StCick 9
{ Peter SUNK
{; Req. Conrad Speecs2
: Req. Joseph Smith
s George SPOTS
{ -Hndreto .Siliings
Z ZION. HLsTa9ldeT Stu
: art .
s Niche & StswQrt
Z Aary Temple
5 Joseph Thompson
5 Samuel Taylor
s L. IFestpef,
: John Tap
s George Ztford
5 Jacob Iaatossep
: Eliza 3. V1clrery
: Capt John UTJIiama
) Stephen Hood
81 a. Young
s 'Joh7t II. 4aupj
F.: Post Master
IEMPER, P. NJ.
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" The funeral sermon Of the late DIR.
Coulter tCiU be preached in the PRESBYTERIAN
Church on Sunday the Goth inst.
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7,502iPRIZES
l3, 1873 BLANKS.
$4,000
q 1000 TICKETS.
MODE or DRAUJNr

q 900 TICKETS.
MODE OF ORA WING.
To be drawn on the a, b, c, plan.-The
1000 prizes of S4, TO be awarded 10 the first,
second or third division, 10 be determinedby
that which may draw the capital prize of
$1,000, so that the holder ofthree tickets,
one in each division, is certain TO draw one
prize, and may draw four. All the prizes
above the denomination of 81, in one wheel,
and all the numbers in another at once, the
whole to be drawn in few hours.-Prizes
payable in cash forty days after the drawing
and subject to the usual deduction of fifteen
per cent.
Tickets S4-Halves $2-Quarters I.
Tickets and Shares and Packages, to be had
an The greatest cariety Of Numbers at
STEVENSON & POINTS's OFFICE.
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
G1-All orders from distance, enclosing
the cash, or prize tickets, will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to, il adj
dressed to
STEVENSON 81 POINTS, Managers.
Staunton, Jan. 3, 1892
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PsriLouS Poydge.-The voyage Of the
schr Two Mary's, which arrived from Lon
DON on Saturday, at New York, was one of
unusual hardship. The sChr. is Bait clip
per of about l59 tons burthen, long. low
shallow, sharpan narrow Of course Calcu-
lated to be Very wet on deck. In favorable
lIgRt wind such vessels are swift sailers, but
poorly able tocontend with tempestuous and
diverse gates. She was in the longitude of
bermuda Tor twenty days, without being n
Ole 10 make Roadway at ALL After nearing
our coast she was twice blown off. For
more than forty days the crew have been on
stintsd allowance, the latter part Of the
time, ofone hard biscuit day. Their clothes
DsCane entirely worn out But thew had
some good fortune Three vessels smoke
,heTo and supplied their wants in part. In
.he cargo were quantity Of undressed goat
oSlns, from which they manufactured suits
VI Clothes; including buskins and cans.
nor appearance on coming TO the wharf
u'eir emaoiated forms wrapped in such dress.
vas singular enough A dog on board,
moved there sCanty allowance, and though
.SuuCod toa skeleton, is yet alive. The sailors
10y ihey were keeping him for Christmas
dinner. see
G, NeU Brdnch.-We understand that the
,lSTCkholders OF the Bank Of Virginia, yes
s'"sy, at their annual meeting, came 10 a
solution to establish a Branch Bank al
,a n.'S,rlestown, in the county Of Kanawha,
".'h capital of not less than 500 600. nor
more than $3.50 ,0OO.-This Branch was au-
Yea by an act Of the last Legislature
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Trust Sale.

IN obedience to decree of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry, for Greenbrier county, pronounced
on the 18th day of October, 1881, in a
cause therein depending between Enoch
BogesS and Tristram Patton, executor
of Robert Patton, deceased, plaintiffs,
and William Cornwell and Andrew
Walker, defendants,-I shall, as COM
missioner, appointed by said Court, pro-
coed to sell, for cash. by public auction,
on the 9TH day of February 1892, on the
premises. in the county of Monroe, so
much of
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TWO TRACTS OFLAND.

containing $50 and 200 Acres, more or
less, lying and being on Second Creek,
IN said county, as will be sufficient to sa-
tlsly the terms of said decree. Said
Lands are now included in a trust deed
executed by William Cornwell and Jane
his wife, to Tristram Patton and John
Gray, trustees, and is directed to be
sold by said decree, in conformity with
the terms of said trust deed.-Such title
viii be made to the purchaser or purcha-
serS as said Court may hereafter direct.
WILLIAM CARY, Comm'r.
December 23.-tds
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STEVENSON s POINTS, MANAGERS.

- -, -@-A-'
No. s,o93 81, 09O, sent to Liberty, Bed
ford county, Va.
No, 3,4lS $4,000, sent TO Scottsville,
Albemarle CO, Va.
NO. 1862 So, GOO, sent to Lexington,
Rockbridge co. Va.
No. 962 $4,000, Augusta county.
No. l4,070 $4,000, Rockingham co.
No 2,459, 81 600, sent to Rectertown,
Fauquier CO. Va.
No. 1888, $1,000, sent to Union, Lou
doun CO. Va.
No. 1922, $500, sent to Harper's-
Ferry.
No. 1888 $500, sent to Henry Oh.
No. 20,947 $500, Rockingham co.
No. l3,2S7 $500, Augusta co.
The $200's, $IO0's, &c. sc. were
widely distributed in this State.
The Managers would take great plea
sure in making a similar report of each
class but owing to the multiplicity of
business, and the rapidity with which
they draw their Lotteries, they cannot
possibly find time to do so.
STEVENSON s.. POINTS.
StGuSioR, January 10,
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Dec. 30
A LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office at Staun-
ton, Virginia, on the lst day of jan
nary 1920
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-25

in error, vs.. The Bank Of Washinston.-fh e ar.
Epument of this cause was concluded BY Mr.. Ser
geant for the plaintiff in error:
. No. Is. Henry Milier's heirs, appellants. vs..
Jacob and Isaac McIntyre.-On appeal from the
Circuit Court of Of the United States for the Dis.
tuct Of Kentucky.-Mr. Justice Mclean deli.
vered the opinion OF this Court. affirming the de,
cree Of the Circuit Court, dismlssing the bill oil
compliments with costs.
No. Al. James Moore, plaintiff in error, vs..
the Rank of Columbia, use Of the Bank Of the
United States, &c.-This cause was argued BY
Messrs. 2. Collins Lee and Jones for the plain.
tiff in error, and BY Messrs. Lear and Sergeant
for the defendant in error.
No. 4a. Bank of the United States, plaintiff in
error. vs.. John O. Dunn.-The argument in this
cause was commenced by Mr.. Lear for the plain.
tiff in error, and continued by Mr.. Cox for the
defendant in error.
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o n G. II Z s S.
The Senate did not sit on SATURDAY.

The Senate did not sit on SATURDAY.
IL III, House Of Representatives. a long discus
sion took place on tn. resolutions offered BY Mr..
Bouldin, of Virginia; the House refusing to In
terrupt the debate by going into the considera-
,ina of the orders of the day, at the usual hour.
The principal speakers were Mess's. MITCHELL,
ut South Carolina. Appleton, Hoffman, DAVIS. OF
Massachusetts, Wilde, Carson. Cam0releng,
Harrington. and .Bouldin. The amendment Of
Tered by Mr.. Davis, ui MaSsac husetiS. was agreed
tO--ayes 90, noes 20. MIR. A. Stewart moved an
am ndment, inquirins what was the price PAID
for American cotton before the Tariff. and what
is the present price. Mr. Nucko'is moved to
amend the amendment, by adding an inquiry
what would b. the cost Of the various articles If
the Tariff we're repealed. The previous question
was then demanded. and the House adjourned.
In the Senate, on Monday, after disposing of
sundry minor matters, Mr. Clsy's' resolution.
proposing a n modification Of the Tariff. LAIN came
up; when Mr.. DlIkerson. at New Jersey, adj
dr~>sed the Senate two hours in support oi the re-
ISOLATION, and in reply to Mr. Hayne. The re-
souI"u Mas then, al the instance Of Mr.. Smith,
turtlrr postponed to Wednesday.
In the House Of Representatives, there was
considerable debate on fhe reference Of a Memo.
rial against the Tariff from The members OF the
Legislature of the State of South Caroliua who
are friends To tie Union and opponents of Multi
h,ation. Ii was finally referred to the Commit
tee Of Was and Means.
The resolution concerning the Tariff subject,
as amended by the vote OF Saturday. came up for
decision, and was agreed to by the House.
--
Delaware and North Carolina Lottery,
Class No l far 49,,
To be drawn at Wilmington, (Deil on Tuesday, the
Januar' q
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
tickets 81; halves 90; quarters 60
Connecticut Lottery, Glass No. As,
Will De drawn at tiarf ri az Tue .lsy, Jan "a
CAPITAL PIZE Sc 600
ateSets s.; halves I; quarters U 50
10 be had IN = variety Of numbers OF
r. 1OaxSE,
Lottery u +. change Broker. ale .ndria.
Drawing Of Connecticut Lottery Class No for 1851
5 40 is IA IS o. IS 81
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FR1pAY. January 60.

Present. as yesterday. six Judges.
No. 25. Jos. F Ma, Sarque, ct al. appellants.
VS.. Francois Tremble. ct al.--The applicants in
this cause having failed to appear and prosecute
thus appeal. it was ordered, that the appeal from
the Supreme Court of the Territory of Michigan,
be dismissed. with costs.
No. II. Cadwallader Wallace. plaintiff in err
ror, VS.. Josiah C.. Parker.-This cause was ar
gued by Mr.. Creighton. for the plaintiff in error,
and by Mr.. Corwin, for the defendants in error.
No. 40. The Bank of the United States.
plaintiff in error. vs.. Bank Of Washington.-This
cause was argued BY Mr.. Lear. for the plaintiff
in error. continued BY Messrs. Kew and Dunlop
for the plaintiff in error.
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SHIP NEWS
PORT OF .aLEXaADRLa. Cd. c.


ARRIVED, JANUARY "a,
Brig Alexandria, Hpwes, Boston; assorted car
90 to 4. G. Cazenoye & Co., and freight for the
District.
Schr Virginia, Harris, New York; freight for
the District.
Schr. Adeline ianney, Brown, Boston; p'as.
ter, &c. to S. II & 5. NJ. Jannev.
Schr. Columbia, Smith. New York; freight for
the District.
Schr. Leondas, Dearborn, Barbados.
New YoRK, Jan. 2Oth.-Arrived, brig Argus .
Smith, Rio Grande, SO DAYS. Lett brig Daniel
H. Miller. Bacon, for New York, in 8 days
Schr. John Alexander arrived Esd. from Rio
Janeiro.
Cleared at Phil. Goth. ship Edward, Come
rails. for this port
Schr. Mary s. Nancy, Moore. hence at Port
land 18th inst. .
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tlogs
TMis is To give Notice.

uyHAT IN. subscriber. of l.gu loan County, Virgins,
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Alcxan
,,ria County. District of columbia. .etser, .estensn a.
y on the estate Of John u. DE Bats, deceased All
persons having claims against the SAID deeeaent arc
,.sse1 nv The Orphan's Court, on or before the 9Th
law Of January. 1893, or they may, by law, be ex.
'lnded from sl benefit TO said estate; and those indebt
Il thereto are required to make immediate PAYMENT.
wen under my hand this 7h day Of Janusry 1882.
JOHN ~ DULANY,
ian 7-3v Exe'r Of Jno. II, De Butts.
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MONDAY. January IS.

MONDAY. January 2S.
Present as on Saturday.
Elisha W.. Chester. Esq. Of Georgia, and Isaac
Howk, ESQ. of Indiana, were admitted attorneys
and councillors of this Court.
No. az Bank of the United States, plaintiff in
error, vs.. John o. Dunn.-The argument OF this
cause was conducted by MIR. Sergeant for the
plaintiff in error.
The Court gave notice to the Bar that they
would. to-mofrow, proceed with the call Of the
docket. under the rule of January Term, 1880.
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James .. GuMneN, M. ID.
DENTIST.
DENTIST,

ID ESPECTFuLLY Informs the citizens and visitors
IL Of Alexandra that he may be consulted n Mr..
II. CIagett's Hotel on the first and third WIDSrsDAy
in every month, from 9 O'Clock 4 =. until III
Allletters addressed to Rr G, at his Office between
the United States Bank and the Presidents House,
Washington CITY. or left at NJ C1getrs Hotel, AIe%:
andris. Will be punctusIly sttendedto.
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D E d

In Washington, on Saturday morning. OF apo
plexy, D. d. ARDEN ESQ. agent for Messrs.
Yates and Mcintyre. During a residence of
about seven or eight years. his intelligence, acti'
witty and amenity had rendered him a valuable
citizen; and his death. h II was sudden and IN.
expected, is generally | mented.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES.
THURSDAY. January 10. 1882.
of Jaiisco.

THURSDAY. JANUARY 49, ioo~'
Present. az yesterday, SIX Judges.
No. 81. Lessee of Jane, Greenleaf. plaintiff
in error, VS.. James B,rth.-lae argument OF thus
Cause was concluded by Mr.. Jones for the plain
tiff IN error
No. S.. John Watts heirs. appellants, vs..
William. Lamb. ct al This cause was argued
by Messrs Creighton and Clay for the appellants,
and by Mr. Leonard for the appellees.
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ALEXANDRIA,. DC.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY rs. 1852

Result Of the Pote yssterday.-The Polls in
the different Wards, yesterday, were opened
under the superintendent Of the Commission
ers. The result was
First Ward.
For Retroce&ion to Virginia, SO
Against all the propositions submitted, aud
for remaining as we are,' 1876
Second Yard.
For Retrocessioh to Virginia, 90
Against all the propositions submitted, and
foe remaining "as we are" SO
Third WarG.
For Retrocession to Virginia, 81
Against all the propositions submitted, and
for remaining " as we are" liz
FoaM Wald.
For Retrocession to Virginia, 81
Against all the propositions submitted, and
for remaining Gas we are," 8S
For a Delegate, l
For a Local Legislature. l
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Bank IF AieXandria,
.Kannnrn 2d lSS2.

January "a, 1867.
DiytDEND Of Three Dollars a snare, for the las
II hslf year. has been this dav declared, and will be
paid to the Stockholders on the 5th instant.
by order Of the Board:
3. l.. McEENNA, Cashier.
ianS-eoSy
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Jan. IS, 1882.

That veteran philanthropist, Matthew Carey,
of Philadelphia, who seems to be never weary Of
well doing. has just published a pamphlet, emit.
tied Reflections on the causes that led to the
formation of the Colonization Society, with a view
Of ITS probable results" 1t is a collection OF
important facts relative to that enterprise, SO ar
ranged as to givethe reader a full and correct IN
derstanding Of its history.
The writer of a letter from Washington to the
Editor Of the Age, printed at Augusta. Maine,
SAYS. the Boundary Question will be discussed by
the Senate with closed doors. and no information
in relation to it will t~ranspire until the Senate
has de6nitively acted upon it.
In the New York Board of Aldermen on the
18th, Alderman Zebra offered a resolution, as fol-
lows:
THAT it be referred to a Special Committee,
TO confer with a like Committee Of the Board OF
Assistants, (f that Board concur) TO take into
consideration what, If any, measures are proper
to be taken, to celebrate the 22d February next,
being the centennial anniversary Of the birth day
OF George Washington. - Adopted.
Quarantine. -The Board of Aldermen OF
Boston have ordered a quarantine on all vessels
arriving at that port from Sunderland and New.
castle in England. and Smyrna.
Treaty. Nth Turkey.-The Boston Daily Ad'
~vertiser states that VIM B. ~lodgson, Esq. bear
er Of the ratification, on the part of the Sultan
Mahmoud, of the Treaty lately concluded be.
tween the United States and Turkey, arrived or
Thursday at the Boston quarantine ground in
brig Augeline, Captain Johnson, in 90 days from
Smyrna. Mr.. II. had a'passage Of 1O2 days from
Constantinople, having left that capital on the
9th, and Smyrna on the 10th OF October.
Merico. The ship Congress. at New York
brings Vera Cruz papers to the 18th instant, in
elusive. The Journal of Commerce states tina
.. they contain an Acta of the garrison OF Veri
Cruz, demanding of His Excellency the Vice Pre-
sident of the Republic, the dismissal OF his pre-
sent Ministry. The ambitious and talented
General Santa Anna being at the head OF the
movement, there is no telling where it will end.
Among the passengers in. the Congress is G
B. Jamieson. Esq bearer OF a Commercial Urea
~ between Mexico and the United States. Thi
Treaty has long been hanging by the eye.lids
aud we are glad to see any indication OF Its beinl
about TO be carried into effect.
Some disturbances had taken place in the stat
Of J,lis,o
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rThe Commissioners Of the Second Ward
holding the Election at the Court House. have de-
termined to keep the Polls opened until 2 O'Clock
this day. ROBERT ANDERSON.
A. MOORE.
ROBr. BARRY.
Jan. Is, 1882.
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January 81.

Present six Judges.
z. Collins Lee. Esq. Of Washington City, was
an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. 40. Bank Of the United States, plaintiff
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For Freight
The schooner ADELAIDE NhNEH,
E2 " carries about 700 bbls. Apply to
;.n- e s Il S. II. JANNEY.

VaAu b\s J"Hers0n hanu
FOR S.4LE.
TUE subscriber as the Agent and Atorney OF no
mas Fairfax. Esq Of aiexsndria, offers for sal
tina, valuable Estate in jefferson County, Virginia. Cal
led "THE HERMIrhGt," consisting ct
67s ACRES OF LAND,
a ,arpepr,portion Of which Is in TIMBER OF the I'm 81
quality. The advantages possessed by this property
are very great. L. ing near the Potomac and shenan
do,b rivers. il is in the vicinit' ftne large mills cree
ID NJ, ,bese streams, whist all the facilities for trans
porting its produce to market, to be derived from the
chessneake and Ohio Canal aud Baltimore Rail Roao,
will be enioyed by it in the highest degree. Their Is
. large and constant s're.a@ Of water 'u"nIng 'hrouEl,
mills before It reaches his land. There are also 3 We
raj fine lime stone prings On ihe estate. The cleared
land is in a high state Of cultivation, and the fence
are pood Possession can be had immediately.
rhe Ter ms viii be accommodating. and. if found AZ.
vantageous to do so, thu Tract will be divided into two
parts. to suit purchasers =,
AM applications to be made to the subscriber. resia
ing At ChsrIes,own, Jefferson County, Va
JOSEPH l.. DAUGHERTY
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OGce Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Cana!
COmpNny,

Office Of the Chesapeake ana Oht0 CnndS
Company,
W~AsHINGToN, January 9, 1882.
PROPOSALS. will be received at this Office a. foI.
lows.
ls For the construction ofa Dam across the Poto
mac River near " Hsrper's Ferry" and for the con.
s,ruction Of a Stone Aqreluct across Cstoctin Creek
until the 3ist day Of January instant
md For the excavation, esnbankment, and wall'ng
of twelve miles of Canal, extending from the Gain sec.
ton of the Canal near to the Point ct Hoess,' to
Harper's Ferry, in sections Of about hall o mile each,
snd for the construction Of four Stone Lift Locks and
one Guard Lock, and several Cu,verts IN the same poi.
ton of Canal. until the l7th day of February next
81 For the excavation em~bankment, and wsiIns OF
forty miles Of Canal, extending from Harper's Ferry to
Locks, Aquedncts, Culverts, and Dams, until the sou
day of March next.
rhc plan and specification Of the Dam and aqeduet
will be exhibited af or the 18th instant. and the con'
tracts will he declared at the Canal ONCE m TINS Ciys
on the lst day Of February next
The p'sn AID specification nf the other woek below
Harper's Ferry, will be exhibited At the Canal pfhce
after the 18th instant, and the contract will be declared
At H.rprr's Ferry on the 23d day Of February next.
The plsn aud specification OF the WORK between
Harprr', F-rry and WilIiamsport will be exhibited at
IN. Canal Office after the 10Th day Of March next and
the contracts will be declared ut Shepherdstown, in
Viz inia,o on the 4th day of April following.
Blank forms of proposals will be furnished, on .pph'
cation to this Office. D p. iSGLE,
Clerk of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.
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