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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-24
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12
Randolph Macon Cole e.

a Doctor Emory has declined the Prealdeney
"a OF Raudoph Macon College, called meeting
OF the Buord OF Trustees will hc held at Boydton,
to commence on "Wednesday the lth OF Aprilne1t
for the election ETA President and Professor Of
Language uud ler other important business. a
fu Board j. desirable
WM A. SMITH, see'ry.
March L. tim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12
e. A Valuable Medicine !!

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!iTf ftsf1HpHtais O. s
THNilE Proprietor confidently ohrfs IL tie pull
II lie what experience has proved T. - one Of
the most ctlicae,una compound IN the Mdftrin Ne
den, tor the CUR Of thai rla,s Of dlslfrtsur lan
eorous and lnyetefate Diseases ,tudntrd hy ~
impure state Of the hlood. ac,imony of The hnnui.
aud yJtmied halt Of hnd, aud usual, cshbitnr
themselves IN the vnrIous forms ~ Scrntiiu suit
Rbtuw, iryfug II. Lnthanu's Fur, terer sat,
hate Nv'bpga foui aHd obH,gdir iltra Son
Legs amt iges. send Hfad. scurry, aud Itntftai
liant, where Mercury hns Ia led
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12
SIrRGEG. DENYTsT.
nR.J. =. BENSON Surgeon
II ~ fL-t tr..t1 L t.-I.I...-..I l.

~ >
~ tsttrutu Iticinnpd b. rs Cave 70 inform
Ladies and Gentlemen d Lynchburg and IL
entity that he I'll visit that toan on the i4lh
nd viii remain three or four weeks Evtfy
ration rcqul lie u preserve md bcsutfy the II
viii b. p,rlormel upon the n7st moden improve
scientific principles, Vii tie least possible pam.
and correct prpfa senal sE-
Dr Benson vii Ike aiie attend to MI cases &
Dyfpcaia. liz experience Il ereatsueeess inths
treatment offtaf diseaae, warrants hfu in eiiaran
ler,r' to eue very easn Of indigestion, i3itb.nthe
AID OF Pharmaceutical trra,m,uD t,at inay be pre-.
atutrd
Dr h successful mod of treating Dyspepsia,
is already Wi knowu il tins S,ate and Is OILY
pr,ruscd by hima'Ifn tbs country
March fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12

fa''s'o'' ' -. s,.,4rso,rse with the Iuala5e
ID -, c,ssieas Of their lands aud To lual.e
It with them fhat Their mdepend, ne OF The
sats Governments has ben , '''I',''y gi'lei
The rist OF ','ss' -. -. ,,,e~ and b trsa
saar ,,',,l that f,le should with th,.r aaa
f....sof be oxtingaishe3 and that the laws passed
hrConsres7 had REGULATED l,'' 'ra'' anu '''''''oa[zs
with them "'',''''.''' .,,..,.,,, ..,i ,,,...',.
~ ~, ,.,p,nanf t. tue Constitution. tr,atll.
- f..s.s of the United Stats And lac concluded
h. maintaining that TN 2fy i'''o''' ~ '''' pr
nj Indictment 80 -, - nf 49,, Is,.,.t
-..I ,,,t Georgia hi ao authority IN x.
#5lblr laws over the Cherokee country, OF 10 pun.
IN The defendant for dizobe5'hst to thoSe la"s III
the Cherokee ,.'I''9 ,,....,..... ......
III. T., al tIipgz N the ornIoa Of In.
,,.-t AIR. Justice baldwin dissontci.
IN, the Court miglt have sonr farther and for
...., 90. know to The contrary 1t has done SO. as
.,s,r not vet seen publication Of It's opinion
o..... Gr,utin-thc fact thlf Georgia had lawful
oscillation over the Indian territory what rislr
- .b.ocylrt from ~ American citizen. Who
,,,.. 10 reside therein, temporarily or permanently.
......t .I.,,tur. n the STATE GOV. ament ,
...I.I.n. d...sa tais. extraordinary aal nm.
,-,4f,l aowsr2 w. egan the general govern
A.. ND, compel a foreigner to take this oath
.....,..,.. b. at wat With ths nation Of which
...,,,.uor subject nlaa,os him free To t,I,a
,b.o,tI or mot. as he lists and provided he Is So
..,s,,.dos,obe unable to connnnicat. wilh the
-. Ne +, free and uatranm,Ilri in all HI, n,o,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12
WARDS OFFICE.
VIRGINIA FREGll-sstb :
10 I.L',a,is Z
HIGHEST PRIZE ~ -
SOIL prizes.-l5 .f80 blanks.
"a, t " Tickets.
5000


MODE OF DRAWING.
10 be drawn ON tho A, H. e., plan.--The 500
prizes OF so 10 bn awarded 10 the htst. second -
lhlrd div IN, To bo Determined ny that which
may draw the capitol prize OF 50 1000, tat the
holder OF three tickets, Que ~ each digaen. Is
certain 10 draw ono pfze, aud may dra. four. al
tho prrzcS nhoge lne denomination OF 81 in Que
wheel. aud all the numbers IN another nj &C.
HE whole To be drawn IN a faw hours. Prizes
payable Ia Gash forty day after the drawing, and
jcct to the nsual deduction OF fifteen per cent.
Tickets r0--lIal 6O--Qu. l %
For sale at WARDS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12
MOTTO ".

Th 49, A MEETING Of tho Lynchburg Hose
lIEgSY Company Is requested tomorrow ~
NM Al the Court House. nj early en-.
de light A llll Attendance is requested. eg tHsi=
ness of Importance all be laid before the cmnna-
ny by ordet o.the President
WI. VI. DAVIS sr'eY
y T. Persons wishing 10 become members,
will please hand ther names to SONG one Of IN
members Tor nomination.
March 10 Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12

"lhrsi,lr IlnsoH caRs agniu We learn that,
on Monday last, JOHN RANDOLPH, Of Ron.
nokc was proclaimed. at Charlotte court, cnn-
didatc to represent his dearly beloved neigh
bors, e. God bless theml) in the next Hoose Of
Delegates Wcpres9meLe has received assur-
anccs, that the stoves shall be removed from the
Hall as we understand that was Il sine qua NON
with him some months ago--or else, (Which IS more
probable he adopts this mode Of paving his way to
the u S Senate, in place of john Tyler. Nous
TcrrORy
We also learn that PAUL CARRINGTON,
Eso was announced as candidate II oppos-
ton to Mr. Randolph, on the same day. We do
not know whether or not CAPT Richardson, the pre-
sent DELEGATE from hat county, will be candidate
for reelection. It Is useless however for any man
to array hims,lfin opposition to Roanoke, IN Char
lot,e county. 1t would be Ike darling sraws a
qainst bic ak northwester.
gil, is with great regret, thatwo observe, by
......-sr ~ lie proy,t Of Nan, p4S..s:.cd =. L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12

Naiirc Gcnius--We copy from paper printed
in Sumptcr, South Carolina the suhoined notice
Of one OF our forncr toons,nen, lMr Harvey Nit
oheil)--I vii be gratifying to his numerous
trends and connections, to hear that he IN far
way OF rcopiog the rewardof his unwcared exer-
tons 10 reach high degree Of skill in the almost
magic art, which by touching the canvas brings
absent friends before our eyes, and rcstor Is the
long-lorgotten dead, in form and jaturc, to the
gaze ofaremote posterlty.-Wo wish him every
sarccss-though we would warn him not to return
to Virginia, a HUl}if.r:
Mn. MITCHELL of Virginia, has been cngaead
for few days in taking likcueas,j Of sone OF the
Gentlemen IN THIS village and vicinity: He appears
To be a young artist Of much taste ard promise.
His attempts have been quite successful, and com
mand universal appreciation. In none, however,
mas he succeeded more happily than IN the spirited
and accurate likeness which he has just finished
of the venerable Hero, GENERAL Thomas ScMFrER
We canrol speak of tins production Of Mr.. Mitchell
as a ccnpoiSscpr. We have but little skill IN the
art Of Painting We fear we shall scarcely bestow
upon the piece the praise II merits Wecan assure
our readers however, that ITS resemblance to Tie
original, IS almost perfect. The forehead, thenose
the oppression Of the meuth---ths broad chin
all the prominent features, and even the MINOR
hncamcnts are the same. The eye Is that of the
Old Hero in rcpose In conversation even now,
at ninety eight it knGes with some Of its wonted
fire The painting can be seen at Maj Morse 5
Hotel It's unnecessary to recommend to ourfel-
low citizens, to enjoy the qualification of examin-
ag Ibis excellent likeness Of their cherished tnmP-
fe-h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12

late National fnta.rcnstr that john Holmes
Esq. one oflhe accomplished Senators from tat
state, has determined 10 retire from public life at
The close Of the present session Of Cmsresa.
There are some striking views ~ ms Circular.
which, because they are bnefas Wei a. ioesbe
w shall hereafter lay before our readers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12

besues numerous ilbrs 81 ous, bJsi oUs, iOst oJNt
2ns, los &c
Tickets 30, HIVES = 20. Qrs. | -.
For sale al Di6GEo' Fortunate OfIire,
Where : Capital Prizes have been sud snd. pad
in the last lew weeks.
All orders hou, u distance, (post PAID suelos.
ng he cash o. plizr tr.kets sill be ~ onpds at
tended TO.
Frh. p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12

- The late mails Putns in possession Of tn
Proceedings Mt the Dinner IN Washington on tn
22d ul;. including the several Speeches delivered on
that occasion The pre-occupatton of our columns
by Mr. Clay speech prevents their insertion at
present. Wesha enleayor, however, to mako
room very shortly for the splendid effort Of DaniGl
Webster 1t breathes sentmcnts, which, at tlIi5
period when the Ark Of the Union is IN Imminent
danger cannot be too widely disseminated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12

g. We learn, by letter from Richmond that
the Legislature IS not expected to adjourn beiore
the 10Th INST
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-12

g.,r is with great regret, ,hatwO observe, by
:. .......s 70 i. gro.,. Of Mar. ?-S'S:.sd i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06
TwcIlty-sccomd Comgress.--sess. 4
WILMINGTON. Jnlv 2.

WAsHINGToN, July q
In Senate Mr. Smith from the Committee on Finance
reported the bill from the House, carry into effect the
Treaty concluded between the United States and the King
oil the French, with AN amendment; and gave notice that
lac should ask tue Senate to take up this bill to-day.
THE TARIFF.
Mr.. Dcherson, from the Committee on Manufactures.
reported te bill IN addition TO the imposing on
Imports with variety Of amendments, which were Or
dered 10 be printed.
Mr. DickersOn gave notice that he should move the Sc
nate t0-duy to take up the bill
MIR. Hhyne presented memorial from the backsmiths
protesting against the duties manufactured iron, mpos-
Cd by ihe iiil, which was laid on the table.
mr. Hid' y presented petition from the paper hangers;
which was laid Oh the table.
PUBLIC LANDS.
Tie Senate Then proceeded 70 consider the bill 10 appro
pna'e Tor limited time the proceeds Of the sales of the
Public Lands
sed by the Committee Public Lands to strike out "ten
and insert 'ieen per cent, to be appropriated to tie
new States, -
hlr Clay explained tie operation Of the amendment
Mr. Grundy said, If IL the intention Of gentlemen
TO carry this measure through the present session he
would, although, reluctantly, 20 with them He Thought
the SUBJECT should be considered home before il tya
submitted 70 Congress It nov for the first time
brought here lie should vote against the amend.
ucut Ia thc hope that the proceedings of the SENATE ON
e subject would stop herc aud that it would not he at
tempted 10 be urged through az this late period Of the ses-
SION lie put question to the Committee On the Public
i.ahdsH they intended 10 push the question through
III thought ii 90 give the States ~ or even 10 per
cent without going any further, would be cxrayagant.
MI Clay Sold, hc not only wished get through the
quc-oh iis seso Dut he wished 10 get the bill through
tns Gays ana, ds i'f hs in possession Of the OBI
mons oil Mcm'tis, he thought s might be done; If not
and that the IadH would u that case be- po.poneJ mil
this should b. decided. or, after tc Tamil should Ice dit
posed Of, that tbi h would be taken pp and uaseod
lie 'onc"ire1 "h u1e senator from tennessee, ,Aat il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

~ ~ WAsHINGTON, July g.
The TARIFF.-Sundry amendments were Yesterday
reported IN the Senate by Mr. DckersOn, the Com
mee on Manufactures, to the bill which, has passed the
House oil Representatives for the regulation Of The duties
on imports. We not able obtain sight of them:
bu understand mat they propose increase the pro-
lection TO certain manufactures. We should doubt wbe-
Their any material amendment of that will be made
In the Senate, and still more should such amendments Una
tenHD be made in the Senate, whether the House of Re
representatives. will concur in them.-Nat Int
JULY 4.-The bill to renew the Charter of the BANK
OF THE UNITED STATES has finally passed both Houses
III was yesterday brought TO decision in the House Of
Representatives by the Previous Question: and passed that
body by handsome majority The slight amendment to
the bill made by the House concurred in by the Sc
maze nneda'ey; and the bill now only needs the sigma
ture of the PRESIDENT TO become law-U
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-19
MARRIED.,

R1AhkIElb,
On Thursday last, by tue Rev Mr.. Hutch.
inson, Mr. JOHN BLUE, 10 Miss MAR
GARET SH0AFSIALL, both OF this 60
DIED,
On the t2th ult at bis residence in Ian
caster, Ohio. MIR. ALBt.RT STEPHENS.
grocer. aged 90 years, The deceased Was
formerly resident Of MartiBsburg, where
his vile now resides.
On Friday the 23d December, at the re.
sldence OF William Green, Mechienburs
county, Virginia, DOhOrHEA RIPLEY
perhaps the most extraordinary woman IN
the world. We need say no more than
truth OF her: she" born at Whitby, En-
gland, "a the year l767-her parents wer,
pious Aiethodists, her father one of the ives
leys preachers. She was impressed YER,
young with the necessity OF religion, and
underwent most awful and tremendous
conviction, and joined the Methodists to
which society she remained attached to for
some years but It appeared she would have
to become public minister, aud as they did
not encourage their women to preaach, she
left them and made several attempts to ioin
the society of the Friends, to most Of whose
rules and regulations the strictly adhered
but as abe IS much in the habit OF travelling
10 the- ministry without leave irom the 40
ciety. contrary to their rules, she never was
able to obtain admission as member she
has crossed the Atlantic nineteen times, e.
leven OF which, since the beginning of 1875
and has travelled no doubt mole than any
other woman IN the world. perhaps hun.
dred thousand miles--hss preached TO hun
dreds Of thousands Of nearly all classes un,
der the snn, and to the great comfort Of very
many. IL is requested that publishers q
newspapers through the United States vii
give this notice an insertion, as her acquain
| lance was very extensive, particularly ~
| the Northern States She has been heare
to speak Of several trunks, &c which sht
| had leltat different places Persons IN posses
sion Of such articles, viii please forward am
| Information Of them to John Maddox, Rich
mond, Virginia, that it may be communcat
| ed to her neice, Mrs. Green. of Mechlcn
burg county, Virginia. Richmond COM
On Saturday the Soth ult. at his rest,denc'
! in Frederick county. Md MATTHEW
BROWN, Esq. aged about IS years. Nh
Brown was formerly the editor and one
the propretors of the Baltimore Gazette
| which he conducted for IL years with muc
ability and success.-F Fred En-
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Finley, Mosher q 20.
powTy,s WHARF. BALTIMORE,

NHONTINUE to transact General Com
q j mission Business, and TO devote particu
lar attention to the receipt and sale OF
EI GiTR and all articles either of the growth
Or manufss ture Of the interior Of the coun-
IT. They are prepared 10 make liberal !, ad
vances upon all articles consigned to sas,,
address The position they occupy Is central
"a rayorabIe for making sales, and being at
s aaee convene convenient to the Rail Road and the
Basin produce may Be conveyed ..d to ' ih
warehouse and shipped thence ~ a sse
'o s~f'o such Of their correspondents as may
desire Il. they with from time to time com
manicats the present prices and future pros.
meets meets, Of the market for the produce Of the
country. r
mesar,. Eyskise, Eichelbergsr y 20:
MeS'i' Baltimore.
Daniel spIgga; Esq So cr'hf Hassrstown-
Iobn yam Lear, Esq Williamspori.
Baltimore, January 10. lsSs.-ss
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-19

The London Morning Chronicle OF Nov
go contains an o. p q letter, dated Paris,
Nov. 18th, Of which the following is an en-.
tract
II am obliged 10 state that NapoIear par
" IN France Is most FORMIDABLE. LOUIS Philip
pps and his Ministers are vast deal more
afraid OF the Duks Of Rcichsiadt than they
are Of the Duke Of B0urdeaux. Austria has
refused 10 avow what her intentions are with
regard TO the sou Of Napolean. There are
sisty-nine Napolesnists in the Chamber OF
Deputies"
sdtrocins .M,nder.-Ths St. Louis Tunes
oil the Gath ult. states that on the 9th OF Dec
embsr last man by the name Of johnson,
III the town Of Old Franklin, Howard coun
y, was shot while asleep in bed with his wife
and child In the dead hour Of night, his
wife wss awakened. and found her husband
struggngis the agones OF death, and the
bed cloths on fire' The shot was discharged
thfo' window Of the room in which they
slept. Much excitement prevailed in thu
town and vicinity, but we have not heard
that any clue has yet been found by which To
trace the murderer The wife and child
were not injured.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-19

uees,s Samuel D Oyrick and Davenport
Oyy;ck. late merchants aud partners in trade,
trading under the name and firm u Dare's
port Orriek f. 90 !,
TyAKE NOTICE that on Saturday the
Sd day Of March next, at the Once Of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Superior Court OF
law and Chancery for Berkeley county. ~
the town of Martinsburg in Virginia, VIII
take the dispositions Of John MeCleary and
others: which dispositions ! shall offer IN cvi
dence in suit, now depending IN the sad
Circuit Superior Court OF Law ana Ihan-
Gerry for Berkeley county, IN when am
plaintiff, and you and others are deienoan's
January 10. f832.--4t
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DUBLIC SALE.-wi be odd by pobI;c

DUBLfC SALE.-wil be .oId Nv pubIic
n auction, At the residence of The s1bscfS-
Der, living on the farm belonging 10 the heirs
Of Richard Cagget, decd near The Swami
ponds, on Thursday. The Cd Of February asrty
a number OF valuable work horses. BROOD
mares and colts; mich cows and stock cattle.
sheep and hogs; farming utensils Of at
kinds, consisting of thu Mccormick bear
sheer. double and single shovel ploughs. hars
rows. wheat fan, SIC an excellent road wa
gon, cart. horse gears of every description; q
complete set of Biacksnrifhs 76ols, together
with a number Of other articles not ne
cessary to psrticulsrisc Six months credit
viii be gwen the purchaser on all sums over
five dollars, upon giving bond and approved
security; under that sum, cash. Sale To be-
.sin early in the day
GEORGE RANDALL.
January ). 1854
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Personal Property.

ave horses, two colts, three head OF COWS
twenty head Of sheep, twenty bead Of hogs
enc read wagon with stretchefs, feed trough.
Src;, i've sets OF horse gears. two bar shear
pionghs, and two shovel ploughs. Ii the
lands and property aforesaid is not sold on
The dav above mentioned. II will be- sold oa
Monday the lsth day IF February. in front si
the court house in Martinshurg The said
lands will be sold subject to three deeds OF
trust executed one by said Frederick House
holder TO William Msslin, for the benefit of
William Wilson. dated on i4th November,
lSlS, another executed by same TO Abraham
Ellis, for the benefit Of Catharine Ellis. ia
ted on 9th February, is24, and another ex-
cuted by same " James X Robinson, for
the benefit OF Daniel Mckecver, dated on
18th December, 1879, all which deeds arc
duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of the
county court OF Berkeley.
SEAMANo GARARD, Trustee.
January 80 1872 Is
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Trust Sale

10y vir1ue Of Deed Of Trust, executed
Ep BY Frederick Householder to'the under,
signed, for the benefit Of John Tabhs a.
Guardian Ter the children Of John Winning
decd; which deed bears date on the nth OF
January. 1881, and is duly recorded ID the
Clerks Office Of the county cour, of Berke
ley, viii proceed TO sell. on the premises. on
fi1dds the losh day Of February merit. for cash,
Two Tracts or Parcels of Land,
situate, lying and being on The drains Of
Back Creek, in the county of Berkeley, suj
containing 70 the two tracts three hundred
and sixty acres. and now occupied BY The
sa's Householder. and adjoining the Land
Of said Tatb, Thomas Sharpe, William
1ran,hsm. John Fry and Angus Mckeever;
and also, the following
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4 TNOTICE.

NOTICE is given to all those who pur
4V chased Bees and Hires from the sub
scriser sometia back, to come and take
the same away, as | will not hold myself
responsible for them after this date Those
who marked their Hives with chalk. are in
formed that the rain has nearly washed the
same out Attend to it.
JOHN BURNS.
January 10, 1S32.-9t
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ESNOR SALE. two valuable and likely Ma
T. GRO GfRE:S. one eightceH, The other
thirteen years Of age; they are soii FOR no
fanit and viii not be sold out Of the neigt<
borheod. For further particulars. enquire OF
the Editor OF the Maftinsburg Gazette.
January ~, 1882.
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MANAGERS, OFFlrE

sFLetters by Mail (post paid) enclosing
the Cash or prize tickets in past Lotteries,
and ordering
TICKETS OR SHARES
IN ANY responsible Lottery, win receive tho
most prompt attention, if aielrcssed TO
YATES s. NJ lNTYRE,
II asi,.gfon Cilv.
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
AN Friday, the 2oth inst. will be sold by
w public auction, at the late residence Of
Elisabeth .Martast. decd. on The road lead
ing from Martnsbnrg to Williamsport, near
Hoke's Run, all OF the estate Of said decd.
consisting in part of mich cows, sheep, and
few stock hogs; great variety Of house
hold and kitchen furniture, such az beds,
bedding and bedsteads, tables, chairs, beau
reaus. drawers, one clock, pots, ovens, &c.
Bar Furniture, kegs. bottles, Be with a
small quantity Of Liquors, some barrels, tubs,
with variety Of ether articles in the house
and kitchen; also, quantity of corn, and
some hay and oats; also a quantity Of Pork
in pickle There will be credit given on
all sums above three dollars, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security Sale
will commence at O'Clock, a. m. when fur
Their particulars will he made known, and due
attendance given by
January 10. 1882.
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s$'Ok RENT, that very valuable FdIa.,f,
d formerly occupied by the subscriber,
anu ct present IN the occupancy Of Mr.. In:
y Iilghman. near the Swanponds In Berks
ley county II is deemed unnecessary 10 do
scribe this Farm as it is web known suffice
to say, that il is new in high state Of cult
vation and in good repair. Possession will
be given the LIST Of April next For further
particulars and terms. apply to the subscti.
her living in Shepherdstown.
ELIZABETH r. MORGAN.
January 10, iS32-tf
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aSDiylne service will be performed in the
Episcopal Church in this place, on Sunday
next, by the Rev Mr.. HEpaEs, at IL o.
clock, a. M