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V&&Vxx AMI
roUNrRY MERCHANTS and others
~ ere invited to call at DRu2Y 4
oo0WAX'S Wholesale and Retail
Tyss 0ss& Sheet Es.0a Ware
M.3NUE.dCTORY.
We. 243. Baiimsrs sfsees. between Hsrard
and Evtss streefs, 3 doors above the Cleo.
Inn. BALTIMORE,
Where they have constantly for sale, on rea.
sonsble terns,a GENERAL ASSORTMENT
OF such articles as the following:
Block Tin, Rivssfed. Plain and ia.
paysaed Hare.
.St.o, Brifaania, Copper and Sheet iron
Ware.
They have on hand and intend keep;nv ,
CONSTANT supply Of Block Tin, Tin Plate,
Wire Rivets. Sheet Iron, &c.
III All orders punesuslly attended to.
April IL, 1882 st
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no CABTMEr.n1AHuna

" ANTED, q Journeyman Cabinet
w Maker, who is steady, industrious,
and understands the business Such an
one will meet with q desirable situation,
by applying 10 the subscriber in Smith.
held, Jefferson county. We.
April 5. 1892.
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-. q q = AHDuRaou

VKIIsH TO RENT the dwelling attach.
w ed to their Store, on the Shenandoah
- river. To-s good tenant, the rent
NsJJ yin be made low, and if il suit, the
III two young men attending the store
wili be boarded with the tenant.
Possession to be had Immediately.
Hsrpers- Ferry, April IL, 1882.
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NOTICE.

"A IL persons indebted 10 the estate ~
"A samuel Hinkle. deed. are reqaested
% EAU end make payment, as longer IN
duigesee esnEat ba given.
WILLIAM MOORE, .admr.
March -. fssa.-st
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April 2, 1882.
TvHE following were the drawn numbers
II IN the new State Lottery, No. I, for
1882, drawn on Saturday last,
so ~ 81 So 90 10 2 IS
9eCiark sold no less than three Capitals.
sSz@rys0ssd state lottery.
No 2, for 1882, wilI be drawn on Saturday
next, (l4h instantly 60 number Lottery,
drawn ballots.
Highest Prizes q Of aH0.AlAA.
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Western Virginia Lottery.
THIRD CLASS FOR 1852.

"D >IhSS EOh AoS<s
EoR the benefit Of the White and Salt SaI-
Il phur Turnpike. and Union Academy.
10 be drawn ON the High and Low principle,
at Romney, Hampshire county, Va. on Tues
day the l7th day Of April, 1882.
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VIRGINIA. FREE PRESS.


10 WHxxA16 ooYzH, sU1T.
ssdsisisirsfsr IF Jpiiia~ Csyir. jy. ds<'d
z you arc not an inhabitant OF the sssts
a. Of Virginia, we take this method Of
giving you notice, that 90 the 10th day Of
May next, between tho hour. Of 10 o'clock,
A.. %. and O'Clock, =. -. wc shall proceed
to take the dispositions Of james Ryan and
Christian Allemong, at the house Of the said
Christian Allemong. in the county Of Je6sr-
son and State Of Virginia, " be offered rs
evidence in thc suit now depending in the
Circuit superior Court &C Law and Chan
Gerry for tho said county of Jefferson, wherein
we are compiainants, and James Ryan, VIII
liam Moore and yourself are defendants
when and where you are requested 70 attend.
JOHN MOTTER,
JOHN HlNkLE.
CROMWELL ORRiCK.
April ~, ls3s.-imo.
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MYTH Q child about three years old,
w will be offered for hire. to the high.
est bidder. AZ the Court. House. on Monday
next April 10, 1862.
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OH sals cf Clais,ophsr AIIiso','. p-oy,erty.
sdvs''''ed for a. ig'' ius'sss, is postponed until
f,Htiscg nesice.
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sHKSst.WINsaef NfOfe LOffer.u
ighest Prizes o of 10000.
SCHEME
IS, 395 Pfizes, Si36, $50.

IJ,oyo Ffizes, bIJb, 66U.
Tickets, 5--Iislves, 81 50-Quarters, 81 IS.
For the pick Of a splendid collection Ol
numbers apply at
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.0abetee % fjAe E,,s{kljr.

nocroR CHALMERS. fom Baltimore,
~ ise6sms the citizens Of ShephertIssow
sad - vic;aitys that he has determined 70 re.
nein 10 the above place permanently, and
nov odess his professional services 10 The
P1A01T0B or n6zDI0IHH.
Surgery and Obstetrics.
The public may be assured. that the ssrictess
diligence aad attention pcss;bls vill be OBJ
II practice makes perfect. ana public in.
ssitutions are an advantage. he can refer 10
seven yesss' ssudy-fooP in the University o.
NsryIands m abe Washington Medical Col.
lege. the Hospital OF baltimore. the B.l,i.
more Ceneral Dispenssry, where from two
To Tines thoosand patients annually receive
medical cid. ssd others-bssides he private
practice for yean.
0Residsuce in Princess street.
sbspherdssown, April ~. ls32--A
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V\AkES this opportunity to inform his
- friends and customers Of the late firm,
that he still continues business ut his old
stand. where hc has on hand, and intends
keeping, general assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES, AND HATS.
Also, superior Shoe Blacking. Work made
to order in the ncatcst and most durable
manner. Also, Boot Trees and Lasts Of
every description, made at short notice.
DAVID KEPLINCER
shephcrdstown, April S, 1892.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
LANDS.


virtue of a Deed Of Trust. exernted 10
~ the subseriber by Ferdinsndo Fairfax
toeu ct The county 81 Jefferson. 20 secure
the payment OF . certain som OF money in
sa'd deed mentioned, (Abd in the payment of
which default has been msde,) shall pro
coed to sell. far ready money. 20 the highest
bidder, ~ public auction, before the Coar,
House door Of Jefferson county, on Moudo,,
he ioth day Of .fprii merit. (being Court dsv1
certain irsc, or parcel IF Land lying in aa,d
county. a"d known by the name Of
Shannon Hill,
containing about Fifty. -Four Acres Of cleared
land, and shout Twenty.two Acres Of wood
land, together wi'b smother small tract or ,,.r-
Gel Of wood land, pesf sod shout the T,Il.
Till. opposite to the ShanaontIsle sps;ue,.
containing about Thirteen ard three fourth
Seres-wbieh two tfaets or parcels az iand
ere TIE same that we're conveyed to sa;d
ts'fiax by Ihomss Rsgiabd and Elixa Chris
tine his She, by indensUrc, hearing date the
yIs' day OF March. 1925. 80 which. sDd Co
the aforesaid deed of trust bearing the same
date, both of record in the county cour, or
Jefferson. reference - bad for more pastieu.
lsF description. Of these Ianis, with sbeir
sppnF'ensDcss. . shall cell the whole, or so
much thereof, - viii be ssfieiest 20 va;se
The sum 81 fourteen hundred snd thirty del
lars, With interest thereon from the iss dsy
% Jsauafy, 1893, together With the charges
os sale--e0nvey ing sucltfslr only as - vested
~ me by ss'd deed Of trust.
". G. WOODROW.
January 5, isj2.-ta.
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WOuid noss esgaesily invite loss fsiends 70 be
pafiieslss IN either espisg ~ peFsOn o. md
iog q any Sne ~ be three ofBees. 81 TOE cor.
nsg u tssy sad Marker streets. ~ cosHer a
CeiysFt End asrket streets, 81 corner Of
ChafIes apd Market greeiA where nos only
IN the afsts, bat also IN al oiher Lotteries,
be hes tickets fes sale ia the gFssiesi vsgiety.
April ~, Is52.
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svCSV SRS1WR UWW UNIV t1eGT
GOODS.
VhE undersiened is receiving. (and
- will continue TO receive and open
Tor q week or two an elegant assortment
Of New Spring and Summer Goods. pur-
chased IN the Northern Markets, for cash.
which will be sold cHEAr
DAVID HUMPHREYS.
Charlestown. April 8, 1881
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PUBLIC HOUSE

at Harpers-Ferry. (neariy opposite Mai.
Jas Stephensons Hetel.) in the building
formerly occupied by Wm Graham. As
no exertion. on his part. shall be wanting
to render satisfaction, he solicits share
OF public patronage.
His Bar shall be supplied with the best
liquors Caseful and experienced ser
wants have been engaged. His stabling
Is large and commodious and attended by
a good ostIer.
JOHN FfTZSIMMONS.
Harpers-Ferry. April s, 1882
.sIhe Editors Of tie Winchesfer VTrri,Ian
aud Republican, rTQ ygire the a5ore fiy,re insrr-
tone and charge 10 70 the Subscriber IF
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e. JOS PFilea,-8iO1,s6O.
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Sign or the Globe.

- eSC UtOOes
ME subscriber respectfully in.
Il forms his friends and the public,
that be has opened q
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H.rpers-Fery. March, %. 1852.
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March 90. ls3a.-,A16.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-19

we perceive that his Exceency Gov Hamilton has
issued his Proclamation, to the Legislature
on The fourth Monday ofihe month.
We are rejoced TO 1.-THE enemies Of State RIGHTS
VIII soon be taught that in earnesThey may now
perceive that South Carolina has pursued lofty and in.
dependent course Of action
Gov Hamon's Proclamation may be regarded az the
hfs movement in crisis Of the most important and nte
resting events that will have occurred since the Revolu
uol-l' IS the great entering wedge Of Reiorm-Of the
most glorious Reform that will have been achieved In the
history OF the civilized world.
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[ From tho Albany Avuql
CORRESPONDENTS.

OswAsCo, Oct. g, 1882
Mr. Croswell--The enclosed proceedings OF meeting
held Al ShOcco Springs Warren county, North Carolina
with The accompanying letter from the committee appoint
ed by b, have been replied 10 by me, from This place,
whore they were received As II E possible that the
lay which has already unavodaby occurred, and that
winch must YET occur, nay prevent the publication Of
my letter, ~ North Carolina, 300 10 reach my fellow
citizens OF New York md others having the iutcr
est in the matter before he election have togd pro
per TO send copies OF The pp'rs 90 you Tor publication 10
the Argus, which you viii please give them at your
earliest convenience. Very truly yours
VI. VAN buren,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-19
S'oeeo Springs, W c.. 2sm .s.g. 1882.

AOceo SpI SnGs, ". e., 10Th -2sg. 1867.
SIR: At numerous meeting Of citizens, from various
parts OF the State, brought together by accident and COM
posed OF persons differing in opinion. the several mpor
subjects embraced in the resolutions herein enclosed
and differing also in their views the election OF Vice
President OF the United States, the resolutions herewith
forwarded were unanimously adopted, and were APP
pointed, in conformity with said resolutions committee
charged with forwarding you copy, aud respectfully
Soliciting early reply to the several questions therein
proposed.
1t unnecessary for us 10 add our explicit
avOwal OF your views those subjects, for you must DO
that they producing much excitement through
country, ant matter of great importance that
the public should distinctly understand those who
didates for hg aud dsng stations on all the lead
ing topics which agiiare the public mind.
We have the honor To be- very respectfully, your ob L
servants, JOS. II. BRYAN
JOSIAH +. CRANBERRY.
MEMUCAN HUNT.
Hon. MARTIN VAN buren,, Kinderhook, N York
POLITICAL MEETING.
On Saturday the 25th inst a large and respectable
meeting held Shocco Springs Warren county, by
visitors from different parts of the state take into cons
dcra'on the propey OF corresponding with Philip p Bar
hour and Martin Van Buren, Esqs., two prominent cand
dates Tor the Vice Presidency, the purpose OF
ianing their sentiments with regard the Protectir,
system Internal Improvement the United States Bank
anu Qualifications. Gen. Joseph H. Bryan, called tC
the chair, and Choes r. Ramsay, appointed Secretary
ne object OF the meeting having been briefly explained
by the chairman discaiming party considerations Major
Memucan Hunt, introduced the following preamble aud
resolution, which, after having undergone discussion
WIN regard TO their poprety, in which Gen :. Wilson
Col VIM. Long, Mai NJ. Hunt and Mr.. Ransom partici
paed, were unanimously adopted.
whereas, much excitement exists in North Carolina,
the subject OF the Protective System and its proper just
ment Internal Improvement, aud the Bank OF the United
States and NulIihca,on AMI Whereas is the inherent
right OF American citizens, TO know the opinions of
who are candidates Tor the high offices OF President
Vice President: BE it
Resofred by this meeting That committee of three be
appointed 10 correspond with Martin Van Buren,, OF New
York. and Philip r. Barbour, OF Virginia, and respectfully
ask their sentiments ON these important questions.
The following additional resolutions were introduce
and adopted
RESOLVED, That Gen. ]. III. Bryan, Maj. Nj. Hunt, ant
Isaiah CRANBERRY, Esq., he appointed the committee o
correspondence.
Resoired, That these proceedings he signed by thu
Chairman and Secretary and that the editors of the Regis
ter Star and Constit -onaiS be requested 10 publisl
them in their respective papers.
JOS. II. BRYAN: Chm
CHA's. r. RAMSAY, Sec'y.
AUGUST 2Sih. lS32.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-19

In Maine ono eecor is required be resident of each
county, aud plurality Of votes constitutes choice In
Maryland there are four districts, with right of choosing
Two electors Baltimore county district TO choose one
eecor, the rest Of the Western shore forms district
chooses four electors and the Eastern shore as district
chooses three electors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-19

There will exist obstacle whatever TO the convoca-
ton of the newly elected legsatureThe question wheth-
the members elected two years BEFORE held their
until the fourth Monday in November, may be
garded removed beyond the capousness OF capous
opponents. We have it from the highest authority that
Gov Hamilton has obtained the unanimous opinions of the
Judges OF the Court OF Appeals, That the members OF
the Legislature Of right entitled TO convene, and
the old.
On the fourth Monday OF October we will have The
plesurc OF seeing the Legislature OF South Carolina
gagged in the exercise OF duties in which will be involved
the safety OF the State, and have doubt that
the measures they will adopt, will ensure its salvation
Columbia Times.
Glorious and decided rietoYy in RchICmd.--The
election has just terminated in this District, and the results
are precisely such have expected and predicted
The friends of South Carolina-of the Union-of the
Constitution aud of Liberty in this District, possess
Immense superiority. Mr. Adams the lowest the list
OF the State Rights candidates elected by majority
OF 5l7 votes the venerable and much beloved Col
Taylor whose personal popularity doubt gained him
number OF votes totally independent OF party condcra-
tons We hope that the has been similarly sue
cesSful in all parts of the State.
Nor have any TO doubt that the lower House
viii be almost entirely composed of Nulers--And in
the Senate there will be such accession of fresh and
pure principle, that wilhav nothing to dread from
the noxious remains of the last election that bodyI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-19
Harrisburg, Oct. l5--3 o'clock II. M.
GOVERNORS ELECTION.

"Cov. Wolf is again elected. The majority is much
brag of on the first sight but taking Into
the combination of factions against him. the majority
triumphan-A majority of Representatives are elected
sufficient to sustain Gov. VS. administration.
SIXTEEN Jacksonmen elected to Congress- and the
immense number OF -Four Jd,ti masens. Eight are inv
favor OF new candidate called Mr. 4ntiJackson The
Stockholders in the Bank of the u States are all warmly
in favor OF this very formidable tchou a name candi
date - Chyog1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-19
Richmond, Va, Friday, Oct. 10.
ELECTIONS.

PENNsYLvANIA.-We have received sufficient re-
turns to assure us that Wolf is re-eIeccd-The fol-
lowing is the last summary, and later than any thing
which has appeared i'll the Philadelphia prints OF
Tuesday morninp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-19

october 2.
IMPORTANT INDIAN TREArIEs-We learn from
Rock Island that the 10th ul treaty was concluded
with the Winnebago Indians, by which they cede 10 The
u States all their lands south and east of fine Wisconsin
and the Fox River Of Green Bay amounting to pea,I,
UoVuOO acres; Tor which they receive O0D far
twenty seven years school is be established and
maintained Tor the same period, Prairie du Chem a
an annual cost OF not more than SO 900 Six Agricultural
ISIS twelve yoke OF oxen, agricultural implement sc are
20 DC provided Tor themthe annual expense TO he %
OOO ne " States grant to the Winnebapoes mari or
tract OF country west of the Mississippi called the n
trail Ground Extending 10 miles upon the Mississinn
ana running back abont rs miles The Winnebaooes are
to surrender nine OF The nation, accused COMMITTING ,r
is made. $500 ' '''
healy has also been concluded with the Sac and Eox
lnuas by which they cede 10 the United States 10 de-
ray he expenses OF the war, indemnity and for the So
curry OF me INV AIDED frontier part of their country tx.
tending along the Mississippi abont 800 miles and west
81 hatnyeTabout SO miles reservation is made in al
cesslon IN favor Of the Indians 20 miles SQUARE 10
brace the principal villages the loway a blscksnb
shoP TO be maintained among them for 80 years: some
PROVISIONS to be furnished for the immediate use of The des
unte women and children, deprived Of their proiec.
tors ny The wars and 5000 bushels of corn TO bc decr
edln APriI next The u States also pay 10 them $40 600
or mry successive years The following hostages fo he
Kept IN confinement during the pleasure of The Pres;c
Black Hawk and his two sons; Inc nronbe Li Lo
and his sons; Wee-sbect, Pamahe the Iiue S1,btina
Chiei and some others The hostile hand 70 he MERGED
IN the Nation; and chiefor brave of Back Us,vL, M
~ to be permitted 10 exercise any suboifv ,,h,,avcr
amongst them--Republfcap
CHoLERA-IwO cases Of Cholera which Terminated
fatally were reported by the attending physicians last
week, in this city.--Ib. ''''
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Choice Of EIectors.-he date and mode of choice or
Electors OF President and Vice President as at present re-
guated by the Legislature Of the several States together
WIN the number OF Electors to be chosen by each State
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The storm seems to be gathering in the South /,
and tie President seems to be preparing TO meet Ii
with proper ixmncss The Norfolk Herald in
forms Us that :" two full companies Of Artillery
have been ordered from Fortress Monroc 10 proceed
without delay, TO For, Moultrie, Charleston harbor
They will embark on board the scr. Empire on
Wednesday nex,."-And the n. Y. Daily Adver-
tlser says 1t is currently repotted in tsc city that
Gen. Jackson, orthe Secreiayoftho Navy has order
cd several revenue cutters to take position in the
aeig''bori'ood of the ports Of South Carolina IL,
is proper 10" ever in noticing these wai Ike prepa-
rallons, that We should inform the public what is
said by the Presidents osgan, (the Globe y
q There is no, (says that prutA the sightes. pre-
,ext for tho surosi,on that any oe considers such
pres latiUs necessary 20 ae-lr: She ed,!te.!oA #
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NOTICE.

VESltE subscfhnr, intending n leave his place
n on the l7lh ot December, hefc1y Requests that
all persons indebted 10, or having CLAIMS e2aind
aim. Will come f,rGug add maxi lpmedjnr set'
'cmca Us he carao' delay rs delar;are eu3 epG'
el, and "ouih mach prefe, settling Ms business
,tnocit 10 !rnvtua any .hnr, n lbe hafIds o! ult
co.'s Therefore. do particularly tequesl -hat my
conntty friends " il. forward The amounts ii thsu
Arrears ,uIh"ith.
! $50 pioposn selling Of my chfio Sietk o.
Goods, Furniture, &c So on Ffday TIE f'll 81,
December much ., ei0eirwi1l hb souud w dtsp
aba. Al .i,s nl.el.y q .lQy IL; qyillg
q sIlfr1ba
X z GlR'Iemtn having CIoihes here. np,ic W
Gil please call ana SCI then, away as sbpio law
been va Il great hurry teitr them made and very
slow /. cali lot thcrn ~ such a, ID no, cd bfidft
.ic dty of sale, arc bcteo assifej ila' lac cloles
= Is b. sui NJ pl,liis aus. a,1 atd fou0e. pa
uhlse he'd .esret, -,3r al 9sses
a. siuTTbN
M. - f
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COMMUNICATION.
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