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One Of The Committee.


WINCHESTER, JAN. 4.
The Rail Road.--The friends of the
Winchester and Potomac Rail Road
will be pleased TO learn that some hand
some additional subscriptions to the
stock OF the company have been made
within few days, and that there is
reason TO hope for q considerable aug.
mentstlon within a short time. The
chief Inducement with some Of those
who have subscribed, is the prospect Of
4 liberal dividend on their investme nts,
IN which we feel the most perfect assn
rance that they will not be dissppoint-
ed. The only thing that has surprised
US st all, 10, that men who have sur.
plus funds should not seize with avidi.
y go favorable an opportunity Of EN-
pioying them to advantage. Bank
stock, the par value Of which is 500
per share, and which divides but
per cent. readily commands an ad-
vance Of from six to eight dollars per
share, and yet the rail road stock,
which no one believes will yield less
than that, - not taken up. So strong
70 the confidence IN the opinion that il
can, under no circumstances, divide
less, that we know men Of property and
intelligence who will readily gusran-
tee 20 any subscriber. 6 per cent. upon
the amount subscribed. provided he
will secure to them ell that IL yields
over and above. ( Girginian.
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PUBLIu SALE.


WILL be sold, at public auction.
w on Wednesday the 25th inst.
at my residence near Leetown, all nv
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CONSISTING. IN PAa1. or
A Clock. Bureau. Tables. Chairs,
Chests, Beds, Bedsteads, sc &c.
Also. my Stock. Of every description.
SUCH as,
Horses, amongst which are frst.rate
pscers.
so Fat, and rs Steek Sheep,
Cows and Hogs.
Farming Utensils Of erery kind,
Oae Road Wagon,
One Loom and Tsekling complete,
quantiiy Of excellent Bacon.
Together with my crop Of Grain Ia the
ground, and Corn on hand
A credit until the LIST day Of October
next will be given on ell sums exceeding
i've dollars, by the purchaser giving bond
and approved security; all Sums Of Eve
dollars sud under, cash.
JOHN STONE.
Jan 10 1892 ia
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mittee consisting Of be appoint.
ed to obtain subscription. from the
friends Of Chariestown, in aid Of tie
work, provided il pass through Chsrles-
town.
Resoired, That committee Of
be appointed to afford every informa.
ton. assistance, and facility, TO the
Engineers Of the Company, in prose
cutting their surveys on the several
routes touching Charlesto~u.
Resolved, That . committee be an.
pointed, consisting Of - members,
to confer with the Rail Road Compa.
ny. and cooperate with the people Of
Smithfield.
The blank. in the second resolution
was filled with eighteen, and the fol.
lowing gentlemen were appointed, viz:
II. keyes. +. A. Moore, DR.. S. ].
Crsmer. H. Haines. John Humphreys,
+. Beckhsm, VIM. Little, VIM. Cieve.
land. John Stephenson, James Brown,
VIM. Brown, Geo. w. Hammond, r.
Williams, Geo. Isler, Dr. 8. C. Sny.
der. II. N. Gallaher, w. w. Lane,
eoo w
The blank in the third resolution
was filled with f,Oenfy. and the Chair.
man appointed the following gentle.
men. viz: Capt. J. NJ. Brown, VIM.
Cameron. VIM. r. Washington, ]. J..
Frame, VIM. r. Leck, J. l.. Ransom,
J. +. Abell, Sam'l Strider, John Yates,
u. Y. Jack, Thomas Briscoe, 8. w.
Lakeland. Sam'l Howell, Geo. Eichel-
berger, DR.. VIM. Yates, VIM. N. Rid
die. j. Wysong. II. Worthington, r.
Slemons, and II. Duffield.
The blank in the fourth resolution
was filled with nine, and the following
gentlemen were appointed, viz: Tho.
mas Gr'ggs. jr. J. +. Daugherty. Bray
ton Davenport, A. Kennedy, r. L.
Brown, A. Hunter, NJ. Ransom, +.
Hite, and David Snyder.
RESOLVED, That copies Of these pro-
ceedings be furnished to the Preside nt
OF the Rail Road Company, aud to the
Editor Of the Virginia Free Press.
On motion of Mr.. r. Worthington,
Re'ofred. That copies Of these pro.
ceedings, signed by the Chairman and
Secretary, be forwarded to the Edi
tors of the Winchester papers.
GEO w. HUMPHREYS, Chairman.
JoHS J. BRowS, Secretary.
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NEW EEn6Ax.E sEn0xMAaY
MISS MARY POLK. who hes been en-
lNA ployed for several years AZ nm ins,ruc
trees OF young ladies. having determined ,c
locate herself permanently in Cbariestown,
takes this method to inform her friends and
the public, that her schooi will commence
on Monday che 18th Of February, as the resi-.
dence OF the late Doctor Lee Gsiggs.
Pupils viii be admitted II any period Of the
year. and charged accordingly.
The following branches comprise the sys-
TEN OF education which will be tsueht in this
seminary, vizi Reading. Writing. Composi.
ton, Grammar. Geography. With the use Of
Maps and Globes.-Anelens and Modern Ills.
tory, Rhetoric. Arithmetic, Natural Phiioso.
ply and Chemistry
Music 4 DR.sHTlvG .viH aLso Be fssehi
IN fkis SeBinayy.
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining special infor.
nation relative to the character and espaeity
OF the instTucires., and the terms Of tuition,
are referred TO the following gentlemen. viz.
David Humphreys. Esq. Rev. Septimus Tus.
Ion, William Stephenson, Rsq DE Striking,
John Hay, Esq and Cspi. Geo. Blsekemore.
r 3. Psrents a. . distance, are informed
that good boarding can be Obtained Gos their
children, on moderate terms.
Dec %, 1891.
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THE rnARKurs.

nALrIHoBE, IAN. D.
FJOUh-The wagon price on Nednes.lsy
vas shoot IS as on Thurtday, IS IS a. S75,
add to-day geuersliy s. 575 r. some eaoss deal
srshayc psid irastios less than 5. 375 While, on
the 0ther hand, loads arc going toto store under
IN expectation q stiil higher prices.
AIgHAEDHIA, gAs. Z.
FiJOOR.-Fiour frOm Wagons the last tvo
days iias bern s. i6a 5 90, principal part tsksn
u -. On THURSDAY, before the recsipa Of the
NortherB msil, s. p vas offered from aorr : {
subsequently, that price could DOT BE- obtained, -
Considerable s.iss we're made, yesterday, II ~
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MARRIED,

o., THURSDAY the 5th inst By ths Rev septmus
Tasioe. Nc. GEoHoK n. BRcA 10 Miss May
y LfrrLE, daughter u M. George Little, "a
q Hsrycrs-frTy.
g. IBIS place ~ Toesiay the i0th ins. hy me
Rev. Scpiimas IustoB, Doctor NtLlfaa Yarns
% Miss ASA SaTrtf, yoUngra daughter - thc
late Dr. Enoa Daugiistty ~ MorKautowp. We
On Iursslsy last, By The Rev. srptinus ! usf ~,
Nr. JasEa MAsLsrr 20 ATS PHgBE Assu,
both q. ,his county
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Pon rHx rRrK rnrss.

At the late numerous and highly re
spectaole meeting TO procure the pas
sage of the Winchester and Potomac
Rail Road" through Chariestown, q
committee was appointed to obtain sub
scriptions, on condition that Charles.
town be made point. II is expected
that each member of that committee
will use every exertion to procure as
large an amount Of Stock as possible
for nothing but the utmost liberality on
the part Of our citizens can now be Of
any avail. We know, too, that even
in case we are not successful, there is
nothing lost by subscribing. Its there
fore proposed that each member of tina,
committee Immediately copy and cir.
culate . paper after the following form
uia, wiz
"We, whose names are hereunto annexed, do
bind ourselves hers, &c. TO subscribe for the
number Of shares In the a. Winchester and Po,o-
mac Rail Road Company, ;" affixed to our respee-
tive names. provided said road pass through
Charlcstosn."
One of fhs Cosnyn;f,,e
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Died.

On the 5d inst. Niss uAuRirr Ivcrxpa NA.-
sasLr, daughter of Mr.. benjamin Marshall. Of
THIS county, IN The Elsa year q her age.
On "Wednesday morning, after lingering IN
ness, In the gath yer Of her age, Mira NARr Avs
usu"srnrS, eo.sort Of Joseph +. Daughctty.
Esq. OF this place, leaving three small eh,llrrn,
.nn large circle OF friends aud relatives To la
ment her untimciy death.
Al Mr.. }. A. ChevsIiie'.. in Richmond. VI. q.
the Soth ull Mrs. Eliza PAnx Currrs. rr.pd-
daughter of the late Mr.. General GKouss W..n-
IxeroN.
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T>HE subscriber returns his sincere
Il thanks TO his friends and the pub
lie. for the liberal support and encourage
ment which he has received in business,
and soiicits a continuance oftheir favours.
lie - now receiving an enlargement 10 bis
Stock Of WINTER GOODS, which win
be sold at very reduced prices. for cas- b.
de invites . call. to'examine and 10 pur.
chase. THOMAS HUGHES
Harpers Ferry, Jan. l2, iss2.-4t
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PUBLIC SAKE,

~@@&&81I
For Tszes. Re. SC. IN srrssvs for 1881.
ME Revenue Of the past year was
- forwarded, in due fine, TO the
Treasury OF the Old Dsminion-thankss 20
those friends in town and country, who
are guilty Of the old fashioned absurdity
OF paying their just debts; and more than
fhdssks &c tbose who loaned what money
We lacked And now TO the point VIII
DC sold. IN front Of the Court House door
OF Jeherssn county, Virginia, on tic 6rst
day OF February court aexf an inc oneeiya-
bic variety OF Goods, Wares, Mercban-
die. Grain and live Stock, seized and Ia
ken TO pay arrears Of Taxes, &c. for 1891
Al persons IN arrears, not distrained af
fhis date. viii please. make no eompIs;,af:
for if spared, and nothing intervene 10 stop
our movements. there shall be no ground
OF complaint on that score Nov, all this
while. the reader will, if familiar with the
ordinary course Of our County Police. won
der tcAy. or toheysfore, this indiscsi mina;e
seizure and sale Of old straw beds, crack.
ed pots and bottles; half starved cows (not
gtctng more milk than q hoLf-dozen naked
children. eo0ld, with q little bread, sustain,
life. and other valuable effects, at tbi.
extraordinary and ineiement season. 4
viii tell you. gentle reader Certain gen
uemen Justices have been directed, By an
order Of Inc county court OF Jefferson, TO
receive from the Sheriff of Jefferson, the
appropriations made by the Levy Cour,
Of said county. for the repairing Of the
old or building 4 new Court House: and
when 90 received. 70 be (oyfhseifh put At
tnieTesf 10 any good and solvent applicant
lthst - not Justice OF the Pesce or a
Bank DIRECTORY upon giving good security;
and the sheriff has no alternative but 10
Payup out of his own pocket, Or make
those who actually owe the money. pay IL
JAMES l.. RANSOM.
For and On bcaalf II fie acfiag SberiE :
u J.RsTson County, Va.
Jan %. 1882 -5w
p S.-Furihsr particulars. by sppliea-
ton TO tho subscriber J.L.R.
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7so2 Prizes. s6a OOO
1898 BLANKs-21.o 900 TICKETS.
49, Msde Of Drawing.
The 1000 prizes Of ~ to 30 awarded "a
.ne nrsf, second. or third division, 70 be de
'erm'ned by that which may draw the cspitsl
prize OF 1000 dollars, 90 tia, the holder Of
three tickets, enc in each divisioa. 10 eestain
20 draw one prize. and may draw four. The
whole TO be drawn in fsv hours.
Tickets. s4-Hafves. - 90 Qvwfer,, a.
To DO hsd,in the greatest variety of mum.
osrs. ss my Store nearly opposite the Pos,
ofhce' where . larger number Of CAPITALS
were sold last yeas, than q any other Office
in Virgnis.
All orders enclosing Prize Tickets or the
Cash, will receive prompt etteo,;oo.
Fer real lucky numbers, apply to
WIN. CLEVELAND.
Chariestown, Jan. II. 1892.
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hhk subscriber respectfully informs the
"a public that be vill take charge Of such
scholars - may be cen, 10 THE insiiiution--the
next session commencing Monday the 9th ol
lsnusfy. lie win. II possible. have arso
GATED with him early IN The spring q yell.
guabhed teaeher,sDd the school u,H thence.
ioFwsTd be conducted nndsF their united
Sben necessary. ALEX. JONES.
Jan = Igal
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Notice to Stockholders.
Chariesfopn, Jan. 6

Chariesfoicn, Jan. 8, 1889.
THE Stockholders OF the "Smith6siJ,
= Chsr'esiown and Hsrpers.ferry Turn.
pike Company" are respectfully notified.
that an instalment Of 50 SO per share Of the
stock OF said company tbeing the 9TH install.
menC IS required to be paid TO Huzrwa.r
ksrEs. Esq on or before the 10th day Of
February next BY order OF the Board.
ANDREW HUNTER. See'y.
January 10, 1882
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n CARD.

INK. w. YATES, encouraged By
u - the marked kindness. confidence,
ana solicitations Of many Of his fellow
e"ixens. has DOW determine ed 10 local me-
mane"tly IN Chsrlestowu. With In.
s'sw' no has taken the Office with th,
medical and surgical sppar,ens seeC re
een'iy occupied BY our disiingaished and
iarosnsed friend. Dr.. Griggs.
Jan. s, 1882.
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Valuable Slaves for Sale,

WILL BE SOLD. on Monday next, be.
w ing court day, a valuable Negro we-
man snd her three children, viz: the eldest .
weli-grown boy about or 9 years ofage, the
second, . girl between and 6; and the
Youngest. IL months old. The woman has
been accustomed 60 cooking. washing, &c
and Is stout and healthy. The terms. II
months credit, with bond and good security.
WM. N. WHITING
January 10, 1882.
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NOTICE.

CTThe Rev. s. TrsroS viii preach a, Elk
branch Churrh on Sunday next. ., n O'Clock
aud in the Free Church a, Harper.-reuy, 1t >,
O'Clock in the sfternoon Of the same day.
Jan. 70, 1892
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FOR RENT.

large and commodious Store
Il House on Shenandoah street, Har.
Pers- Ferry, formerly occupied by Msslin
Go. and recently by Ford g. Chapman
The situation is central, and well adapted
to mercantile business For further p.r.
ticulars. apply to
p. C. McCABE,
Attorney in fact, for M'Kin O. Masliu.
Jan. -. 1882
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Estray Cow.

yAME to the subscribers, a white
~ face MULEY COW, formerly
the property Of DR.. s. w. Washinetop
deed. The owner Is requested to prove
property. pay charges and take her away
II she !: not taken away by the Goth last
she will DO sold for charges.
LOUISA WASHINGTON.
Jan. ~. 1882
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The Jackson State Convention Of Kentucky,
which lately met 1t frankfor in that State. nomi-
mated Col. }. BsrArurr, q, pre.cn, Lieutenant
Governor, ~ Governor, and BENJAMIN TAvLon,
a. Lieutenant Governor, for the next election
Col. RIcnARD VI. JouSsoS was also recommend
cd for the Vice Presidency.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
I'm Monday the 10th inst AZ the
~ Court House in ChsrIestowr, I
wall expose. ~ pubic ssle. the following
property. Belonging 10 the eslsis Of Geo.
Washington. deceased.
Horsss, Gears. md C0ffic,-T Oge
fher Nth other gr0pfriy
.4iso. a Lei of HOOD az M 10
seEh SheCainsr's.
Terms made known on ibo dag Of sale.
w. = WASHINGTON. .idss'r
Jan -. 1872
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I>HE subscribers are now receiving end
L opening, at their Store in South Boil
var. . supply OF FRESH GOODS. suited
10 the season. Our friends and customers,
and the public generally. ere invited TO
call and examine-yes. and buy tool
THOMAS HUGHES.
JEROME b. WRIGHT.
Jan. -. 1882.
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The Stockholders Of the Beok Of Virginia, ut
their l.te annual meeting in Richmond, came to
aresolution to establish Branch Bank AZ Charles
ton. in the county Of kanawha, With capital Of
not less than Sioo, 700, nor more than SC, 600.
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Bank of the Halley in Hreinia, }

0dnS % the Pdftey m Ftrginid, Z
JANUARY .4rH, 1882.
T>HE President and Directors of
u this Bank have declared q semi.
annual dividend 81 81 per cent, 5 psrcent.
oil which will be paid TO stockhoiders or
their representatives.. on or after the 10th
inst III. M BRENT. Cashier
winchester, Jan. ~.
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$1,000 FOR 80.
Virginia Frec-Road Lottery,

FIRST CLASS, FOR 1852.
10 be drawn on the B plan, at sssun.
ton. We. 90 wednesday the 25,h day Of
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nNE Negro Woman with child shove
~ two years old. and two stout and liz elv
Boys one about rs and the other 10 wears
oid-iate in the possession Of Mai. WIN
Brosdos. decd, formerly Of THE county.
J. l. RANSOM. Dep for c. WiMs,
TO vAeSn said shares hove been committed
Jan. -, 1892
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Dur papers and letters, due BY the las, mail
from Riehmond. we're not received, consequent
ly, this week we arc without any advice. from
sour Correspondent" We attribute the failure
u high waters, &c.
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OF hrst-rsie Jefferson Limestone Land-bs,
abundance Of good timber The improve.
men's are rather indifferent. A further de.
ser,ption Is deemed unnecessary. as persons
wishing TO purchase will doubtless view IL.
VIII be shown BY the subscriber, Mr..
Moore or hr T. niie. upon application -
terms OF saie-haif the purchase money in
nand' 'he balance IN four and nine months.
POSSESSION gwen The LIST Of April next.
will sell, ct the same time. to, ANAL
NEGRO GIRLS, for cash.
BRAxroN DAVENPORT, Err
Jan. AZ 81 a. Davenport, decd
The Editors oftle Lancaster Tnteyg-,cer
Hage,,sfo'vr Torch Lighf, Fredrickfo.yn Cia.e,
and Winchester Ergifian, xsH insert 1se aBott
yor one month Previous 70 he day of sale, and
frans"sf their accounts 70 hss e6ce for Payment
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dress to the public, signed by twelve hundred
members OF the masonic fraternity in tina, cit, and
vicinity, denying ",hst in the several degrees Of
freemssonry, As they conferred in the United
Ststea, the candidate on his initiation and subse-
quent advancement binds himself, BY oath, to su.-
tain The masonic brethren in acts which are AT va
rance with the fundamental principles Of moraIi-
~, and incompatible with his duty a. good and
faithful citizen"
The Legislature Of Georgia having passed .
Law abolishins pcnitenti.ry Imprisonment. has
substituted the former mode Of puni.hment,-
whipping. cropping, sc. Missionarie., look to
your cars!
A bill 70 prevent the further introduction Of
klsves into Kentucky, has passed the House Of Re-
prcsentstives Of THAI State. IL has not Yet been
acted upon in the Senate.
The Richmond Wing asks: "what Is the an
nuai export Of slaves from Virginia, 10 the mar
ket Of the South. West. and Southwest, What
influence will the deprivation of those market.
have upon the value Of slave property How
much will the nov superior ratio of the increase
Of slaves over the whites be increased by cutting
of their expectation for sale, and damminx them
up in Virginia.
These are grave enquiries, well worthy, espe-
e'aiiy at this time, Of prosecution. The oeciu-
sion Of the Southern aad Western market, for
slaves must be productive Of serious consequent
ees, BY taking from the slave all speculative value
Some Of the papers are suggesting the proprie-
ty Of holding National Jubilee, on the ensuing
ed day Of February. In honor Of the hundredtb
birthd.y Of WASHINGTON.
The following remarkable paragraph, is m ex-
tract from the VIII Of the-Iste Stephen Girard,
Of Philadelphia, In relation to the government of
the Orphan Academy. Tor the erection and support
Of which he sequesshed 1000 600 dollars:
enjoin aud require that no eccle.
siastie. missionary, or minister CT any
sect whatsoever. shall ever hold or ex
srcise any station or duty whatever in
the said College; nor shall any such
person ever be admitted for any Dur
pose. or as visitor, within the premise.
appropriated to the purposes of the
said College. In making this restric.
ton. do not mean TO cast any reflec-
ton upon any person or sect whatso-
ever; bat 10 there 10 such q multitude
OF sests. and such diversity Of opin.
ION amongst them, I desire to keep
the tender minds Of the orphans, who
are to derive advantage from this be.
quest, free from the excitement which
elashing doctrines and aeefarian ran.
sroversy are so apt 10 produce; my de.
sire is, that all the instructors and
teachers in the college shall take pains
to instil into the minds ofths scholars,
the purest principles Of morality, SO
that, on their entrance into active life,
they may from inclination and habit,
esvinee benevolence towards their Eel.
low creatures, and love Of truth. So
briefly and industry, adopting at che
same time such religious tenets as
their matured reason may enable them
90 prefer"
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FTederickfo,cn, Nd. Dec. ETH, 1881
10 the Editor Of the Virgins Free Press:
SiR-Ths undsrsignsd beg leave q
~ inform you, that they haze esfa
bished at the Rail Road Depot,
Yrr vsnHD
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NOTICE.

SHE subscriber has established Store.
= an addition TO the one he sccupies Al
Harpers Ferry. in South Bolivar. above
Capt. Halle Works. in which concern he
has taken into partnership MIR JKaonr b.
WaIoHr. who conducts the business, and
where Il IS presumed Goods can be OBJ
famed on as advantageous terms % st any
place in the vicinity.
THOMAS HUGHES.
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SIRAY COW.

PURSUANT 10 = vsgfaul 20 us directed.
u sc have this day sppraissd Gov, sheun
70 SO BY Camp beckhsm ef this count,. end
90 Ind she sane 20 be = red snd White COW.
With horns, her hind feet white, vbhe fore
bead, swallow fork N the les ear, and swal
low fork sHdundefbi' w the RICH, car, with .
n,np on The right SIDE, about five o. sia ear.
o'd And 80 DO sppfaise thc sid Goa 81 nine
doii''s Gwen under our hands ihis 8th Jay
of Jsnusry. 1852.
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ME House and Lot, formerly
owned and occupied by Mr.. Rich.
ard Crow. II has lately undergone con.
siderable Improvements. For terms, sp.
ply 10 the subscriber.
JOHN j. BROWN.
Charlestown, Jan. i2, 1882.
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PUBLIC SALE

WILL sell, on Thursday the Is March
= next, on the premises. the Tract of Land
adjoining Mr.. Gerard d. Moore and others.
shout four miles from Chsrlestown, the bro.
perry OF the late Major Abram Davenport.
decd, and directed by his will to be soid. -
IL contsins
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WANTED,


EOO POUNDS PRIME CANDLES
syNBO on band aud fof sale by
JOSEPH NJ. BROWN
ChasIssiown, Jan. ~, 1892.
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