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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10
Newport Bank.

THE Stockholders are hereby notified,
Il that their annual meeting for the elec-
ton of Directors will be al their Bank Room,
on Wednesday, the 4th day Of January next,
OF half past two p. m. They are also notifi-
ed, tina, Directors for the Rhode Island In
surance Company will then be chosen. THE
semi-annual dividend Of said Bank, will be
payable on Monday. the Cd Of January, 1892,
to those who are Stockholders on the 9Th
inst. By order of the President and Di-
rectors, ]. WILLIAMS, Jr. Cashier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10
CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP!!!
THOMAS FOWLER. Lr.

NV ILL this day open new lot of fresh
W winter good, all ofwhich, he will sell
at the lowest possible prices among them
may De found--Good canton flannel at ~ cts.
bed ticking at " cts; domestic calicoes, war
ranted perfect except in width at 8 cts; do
mestlc calicoes, common width at 10 cts.
ALSO Brown sheeting a full yard wide
not damaged at o cts
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10
Terms Of the Republican,
Two dollars per annum--payabIe in sdvsnss.

Price Of Advertising.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, snd
Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be eontin
ucd till forbidden. and charged accordingly.
All accounts must be settled o. least once
q year.
No paper discontinued until arrearaRss
are paid, unless at the discretion Of the pub
Usher.
Printing
or al kinds done with pestnsss end dsepslsh
IN THE BRISK BUILDING.
Opposite Mr.. TowDsend's Coffee Fsuss.
And South corner cf Pelhsp-ssrest.
(kstfsnes Pelham -strsst)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10
RHODE ISLAND UNION BANK.

NHODE ISLAND UNION BANK.
"A general meeting Of the Stockholders
"A OF the Union Bank, will be held at their
banking house, on Tuesday, January Sd,
1882, at l o'clock, A. M. for the election Of
directors, and transaction of such other bust.
ness as may come before them.
A semi. annual dividend will be paid. on &.
after Monday the Cd January, 10 those who
are stockholders in said bank, on the 26th
inst. NICHOLAS G. BOSS, Cashier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10

will commence about the st Of Dccemb at M.
Towers Academy : two evenings in each week.
for three r,onths--a, 81 rs cts for each subscri.
ber, books furnished gratis, Those who wish TO
attend the school, will please leave their names at
the Store Of the Subscriber, soon--as no scholar
can be admitted after tha school has commenced
nov. Sth, 1891 B MARSH T.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10

As the reader, possibly moy think he has
been long enough detained among these sor.
rowful scenes, shall draw them now to a
close, and omit much Of what had set down
for publication
Mr.. Beaucham mp did not once rise from his
bed during two months, the greater part OF
which time was passed in a state OF slupor.
Al other periods he was delirious, and raved
dreadfully about scenes with which the man.
uscript he committed to me in prison had made
me long and painfully familiar. He loaded
himself with the heaviest curses for the mise
~ he occasioned to bis mother and Ellen.
he bad taken il into bis head that the latter
was also dead, aud thst he had attended her
funeral. He was not convinced to the son.
trary, I'LL judged il safe TO allow him TO open
letter she addressed to him, under cover to
me. She told him she thought she was get
ting strong sgain (; and that il he would stiI
accept her heart and hand, in the event OF his
recovery, they were his unchangesbly.
Nothing contributed 90 much 10 Beauchamp's 8
recovery as this letter. With what fond
transports did he receive the ring Ellen had
intrusted to my keeping! -af
His old steward, Priichard, AFTER. accom-
panying his venersted lady's remains into the
country, returning Immediately to town, and
scarce ever left his masters bedside. His
offic'ous affection rendered the Office OF the
vslst q comparative sinccure. Many we're
the piques and heart burnings between these
two zealous and emulous servants ofsn un.
Fortunate master. on account Of one usurpiug
the others duty
One ofthc earliest services that old Pritch
srd rendered bic master, % warranted him
IN 80 doing, was to point out who has been
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10

In what part f,he country do you pro.
pose residingr InqoiredI.
Pcsn never be received in English socje.
~ agsin--snd will not remain here i, per.
petus' Pillory--to be pointed at! 1 shall Quit
England fcrever'---- iI
.foo sha'vf Though, exclaimed the stew.
ARD. bursting into tears, and rising from his
chair, no longer able to control himself
fon sas'n't Ro'--he continued, walking hur.
'IedIy to and fro, swapping his 6ogers.--'You
sha'nt--no, you sha'n't, master Beauchsmp
though cay II that should'r Yeu shsil
usmp's on my old bones, first
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-10

ueStrnclOD OF the fortunes OI my nOusc!'
saw he was in one Of the frequent fits of de
spondency 10 which he was latteIly subject
and thought il best not to interrupt tho strain
of his bitter restrospections. Therefore lis
tened TO his self accusations in silence.
Surely you have ground for comfort and
consolation in the unalterable, the increasing
attachment Of your cousn?' said after 9
melancholy pause. .ah
'Ah, my God! It is that which drives the
nail deeper! cannot, cannot bear il! How
shall dare to wed her? To bring her to ar
impoverished house the house of a ruineo
Gamesier, when she has right TO rule in the
house Of my fathor' To hold out to her the
arms ofa muRDERERr He cesssd abruptly
-trembed, claspcd his hands together, and
seemed lost in a painful reverie.
God has, after all. intermingled some
sweets in the cup Of sorrows you have drain
ed; why cast them scornfnlly away, and dwell
on the taste Of the btteri'
Because my head is disordered, nv -appc.
tites are corrupted. Icannot now taste han.
pincss. ! know it not; the relish 10 gone for.
ever!'
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Bristol, Jan. 9, 1899. fmI2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
EDUC.1TYOC.

-4vAR. HUGHES respectfully informs the
citizens Of Charlestown and the public. that
AFTER he shall have arranged aud settled his
business in this City, he will open Scmina-
~ Of Learning in that town.
His object being To establish a Classical.
English and Mathematical Academy of the
first order, no pledges himself that no exer-
tons shall be wanting to merit, 10 erery res
Peef, the just expectations Of parents or guar
dians, who may place their sons or wards un-
der his care.
The success he met with hitherto. for n
length OF time in that place, in inparting in
formation to number Of excellent and res
pcctablc young gentlemen, may likewise be
considered as an earnest Of his future useful
ness. lie may also add, that his partiality
for the inhabitants Of Charlestown and its
neighborhood, from whom he received 80
many marks Of favor and kindness, have had
considerable influence in fixing upon il as the
place of his future residence.
lie would accommodate six or eight board
ers In his family, to whose morals, comfort
and improvement, every attention will be
paid.
The School will commence in the first or
second week in January, Of which due notice
will be given.
room will be obtained, which is supposed
will answer the purpose till Spring, when an
Academy will be erected
Washington City, Dec. 90, 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

RY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed to
~ the subscribers on the Gath day Of May,
1882, by George w. Lock, which is Of record
in the County Court Office of jefferson coun-
ty, for the purpose Of securing sundry debts
recitcd and set forth in said deed, we shall
sell, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, on the
18th day of January, 1893, all the right, title,
interest and claim, Of the said Goo. w. Lock,
in and to the estate, both real aud personal,
OF his deceased father, the late John Lock OF
Jefferson county, or so much thereof as sha
be sufficient to satisfy all the debts, together
with interest and cost named in said trust
deed. The sale will take place in front OF
Little's hotel, at IL o'clock. Such title as
we have, believed to be indisputable, will be
conveyed to the purchasers.
WA. CLEVELAND,
LEONARD SADLER,
Dec. 10. Trustees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
SUPREME COURT & THE CHERoKEEs.

SAIGON, (GEo.) NOV. 80.
Mr. Elisha w. Chester, Counsel for the
Cherokees, has notified the Governor that ap-
Piication would be made TO the Supreme
Court Of the United States, as it, session, on
the ID day Of February, 1893, TO issue further
process to carry into effect its former iudg-
inenis and decree, rendered in certain cases,
wherein 5. A. Worcester aud EIeazer Butler
are considered plaintiffs IN error, W.. the State
Of Georgia, defendant in error. The Cover
nor yesterday communicated tho notice to tlir
Lcgf~iature, expressing the same unequiyocal
resistance to this usurpstion OF sovereign
rights, a. he has heretofore recommended, and
repeated his same determination 20 resist II To
the whole extent of his authority.
The communication of the Governor was
referred 20 the JOINT committee on the state Of
the Republic - .idrsrfitfr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
PUBLIC SALE or SLAVES.

obedience 90 a Decree Of the County
~ Court Of Jefierson, sitting as a Court IL
Chaneery, shall offer for sale, a ne tavern
81 Henry Hams, IN CbarlestOwn, on Monday
the Jlst instant, several valuabis SLAVES
belonging 20 the estate Of John Lock, decd
consisting 81 Men, Women, Boys, and Girls
These Slaves are Of good character. ADD wog-
ny the attention Of persOns wanting GOOD
iarn hands or house servants. They viii b.
'ild on credit e six Esoaths, the purchaser
giving bond With approved security.
- NM. y. LOCK,
wv ~ Coami@isaer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
WflliNasa .N0ulceS.

SIR-You, being a nonresident of
~ this Commonwealth, are hereby re-
sPectfully notified, that on the 2jth day of
January next, between sunrise and sunset of
the same, at Stubblefield's Hotel, in the town
OF Winchester, Frederick county, Virginia.
l shall proceed to take the deposition Of
James Stubblefeld, to be read as evidence in
n chancery cause now depending in the Cir
cult Superior Court ofLaw and Chancery for
the county Of jefferson, in which I am plain
Tiff and You and Others arc defendants.
p $. II, from accident or other cause, said
deposition shall not he taken on said 25th day
Of January next, In that event, the same will
be taken on the Goth of said month, between
the same hours. Respectfully,
JOHN FRAME, .7d,n'r
Of To'casend BeekkBa, deed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
PMStte Sale, n Hiring or
NXQNGISa

WILL be sold, on MONDAY the 3i., DAY
W oil this month, III fair-if not the newt
,an day lat the residence Of the late Jos. OH
Duck wail, IN Jefferson county, on the road
'eaa'hg from BaitIetown to SmiibfeJ, e
mic rom The former, > from Oh. latter place,
and mica from Chariestown,)
ILL OF THE PERSONAL PROPERTY
Except the Negroes) belonging 20 The ,.,,,,
Of the late Joseph DuckwsiI, consisting IN
part Of
Forty head Of Shcep-Stock and IA, uovs
Thirty head Of Cattle.
Seven fI st-rste Work IIorscs-2 Colts
One excellent road Wagon,
One plantation ditio,-one horse Cart,
One Wheat Fan, Pfoughs, Harrows,
And Farming Utensils of all kinds,
About 2O0 bushels Of Wheat ready for de-
livery,
zoo barrels OF Coru-somc Rye and IIay
Household and kitchen Furniture of all
kinds.
Al the same time and place, will be offered
i"r hire, ut public hiring, for the ensuing
year, all Of the NEGROES belonging To
inc estate, consisting Of Men, Women, and
Boys.
Terms Of Sais.-Thc Wheat on a credit of
ninety days--on the rest Of the prorerty. "A
credit Of IL months will be given, on all sum.
OF hive dollars and upwards all sums under
i've dollars, must be cash; the purchasers in
all cases 10 give bond with approved security.
Persons hiring the Negroes, will be required
to give bond with approved security for the
hire, to furnish the customary clothing, and
return them at the end Of the year.
Sale To commence early in the day, and
continue from day to day until all the pro-
Perty be sold. No property TO lie removed
from the premises, until the terms of sale arc
complied with.
MANN r. PAGE, Curator.
N BAH persons having claim. against
the estate, are earnestly requested to present
them to the Subscriber, properly authenticat-
ed, for payment; and all persons indebted,
are hereby requested to make immediate pay
ment, SO that may be enabled to settle up
the estate as speedily As possible.
MANN X. PAGE, Curator
Of he estate Of Joseph Duek,eaL, deed
Dec. 20, 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
Negro Woman f0v. Sale
on HIRE.

"A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, perfectly
"A healthy, is an excellent cook. tolerable
washer, &c, and very tractable and domestic.
She has no bad habits known 10 her owner.
and will suit small family.
Application to be made previous to the Ist
January next. Apply TO the
Dec. 20. PRINTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

WILL be sold, for ready money, on Mon
w day the 2lst day Of January next, (be-
ing court day. at the Courthouse door in
Chariestown, the following named NEGRO
SLAVES, viz: Anthony, Adam. Daniel, Jim,
and James Monroe, being a part Of the pro.
periy conveyed TO the undersigned as trustees,
BY deed of trust, executed by George w.
Little, for the benefit Of Richard Dufiield and
William Grove, and duly recorded in the
Court Of Jefferson county.
THOMAS GRIGGS, Jr.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Dec ~, 1891 Trustees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
.NegrOes for Hire.

ME Negroes belonging TO the estate Of
II Benjamin Bccler, dec d " i'll he hired N
Henry Haines' tavern in Charlestown, At eti
early hour in the day, for the ensuing year,
on Tuesday the 25th instant. at which place
those who hired them for the present year,
wall deliver them, properly clothed, sc. Sc
agreeabiy to contract, where due attendance
will be given by
JOHN II. HAYDEN, .fdsar
Of The estate 81 X Rs,Lsr, lse'd.
nth The UN anns<ed.
Dec. 90, 1892.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
LEGISLATURE OF SOUTH CHROLrNA

LEGISLATURE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Committee Of the Legislature, to whom
The ons'HASeE vas referred, have reported two
hills 10 aid Of its execution, which have received
The sanction Of the lower house. and will no doubt
pass the Senase. One Of these bills plsees the
whole militia Of the State at the disposal Of the
Governor, and requires il TO be uscd in resisting
any stsempt 10 enforce the Tariff Laws The
Governor 10 also required, &" ia ease Of any overt
Get Of coercion, IN intention on the part Of the
Government Of the United States 10 eorsui, such
IN ct, manifested by an unasual sssembIage Of
asvul o. military forces in OF near the State, or
The sdoptioa q any messaves iashoafi4y a drfer-
nfnaasH TO resort to the employment Of such
fOrse against the State, to forthwith issue his Pro
sla@ssioa calling for poluatecrs and he is sutho-
Ftzed TO seeeps the service Of such as may ., sny
time oGeF, and to call iuto the service Of the
commonwealth, from time TO time, such portions
thereof - may be required to meet the emerven-
sy." He is 10 purchase ten thousand sand Of
snail arms, With tie necessary aeeoutrcmen,s;
sod ell free, sble-bOdied white men, between the
go Of sixteen and siEty years. to be accepted as
volnntcess. n
10th parties lin the language of the editor Of
he Richmond whig) have nov assumed the de-
fensive, sad bah seem equally prepared, and
equally Determined, 10 main,sin their respective
claims By ~ nppeHi 70 force. An interval, how
ever, q sevcrsi weeks, wiIl sispse, before col
lia'oa need BE- unprecedented, and upon the wiss
srnVloJmens q thss interval, depends the ques-
tioa q uoioa o. sepsrsiion. Peace OF War Ths,
Coasrs'' vili seek 30 n employ II, End ,hst the
fesve"' prayer q every PssriO, gill be offered up
fos their success, need no, be do,,b,el, nor viIi
W esass 70 hope, thastrsnquilli,y viI be pr..erv-
81, 80 I'll nsy ye, be -sm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
From ths .No!foik Herald cfthe I0tk iasf.
MILITARY.

Five companies Of u. $. Artillery, under
the command Of Maj. r. NJ. Kirby, Of the
FIRST Regiment. received orders on Saturday
last to proceed forthwith from Fort Monroe
to Charleston, S. c. Tho battalion Is full,
and takes with It completely equipped field
train Of sixteen pieces Of different calibrcs.
and suitable supply of fixed ammunition
full complement Of officers are attached
The new ship Russia, Of $50 tons, belong
ing to Washington, has been chartered 10
transport the above troops.
NAVAL.-The u. s. schooner Experiment,
1t. Com. MERvNE, from New Castle, del
anchored OF Town Point on Saturday last.
We learn that the u. $. sloop Of war Nat
chez, lying at the Navy Yard, Gosport, is or
dered TO he fitted out Immediately, and that
Capt John p. Zantzinger has been appointed
to the command.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

DURSUANT TO an order of the Hon. Rich
IL ard +. Parker, Judge Of the Circuit Su-
Pericr Court Of Law and Chancery, the sub
scriber will proceed, OH Thursday the 27th
instant, at the house of Capt. NJ. Thompson,
Harpers-ferry, TO hire sundrv valuable Slaves,
consisting Of Men, Women, and Boys Hir-
ing to take place carly in the day.
e.. w. SAPPINGToN, n. s.
Dec. 20. for X. UiiHams.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

On the nth instant, by the R-y S~,s;,,,. T,.-
ton, Mr. Dawn Sici.sLaSp 20 Mis-, J.nr H,o.r
Tn Tuesday last. by the Rev. Septimus Tus-
ton, Mr.. JonS RuTaEnroap to Niss s...v
BLrE, all Of this county.
On The .th inst. Ly the Rev Mr.. Bcs. Mr..
NAsiS nowAsn, Formerly ofthis town, to Mis-,
MATILDA bnssr ,of wsrrsnioa, Fauqaier eous,y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
PUBLIC SALE.
X"ILL be sold, on Thursday the 81 day
w OF January, 1888, all my valuable
FARMING STOCK.

CONSISTING or
Valuable Work Horses,
Brood Mares, and Colts,
Mules and Work Oxen,
Stock Cattlc-Miich Cows,
Hog and Sheep,
Pioughs aud liarrows, sc. sc.
1000 bushels Of Wheat,
100 barrels Of Corn.
The sale will take place on the farm lately
sold to MIR. George Isler, two miles west of
Charlestown, and adjoining the farm Of Mr.
b. T.. Washington.
Tsrms-For sums Of $40 and under, Ninety
Days credit, all sums over $40 and under
$50, months credit; all sums Of $50 and
upwards, IL months credit, for approved Sc
curity. The sale will commence ut eleven
O'Clock. WM. CLEVELAND.
AZ the same time md place, shall sell 2
valuable Negro Women, and hire several
good farm hands. Terms made known at the
sale. w. g..
Dec. 90, 1892.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
0NOTICE.<n

:, GA Protracted Meeting will be held in
the Presbyterian Church in Charlcstown, to
commence on Friday night next, at which
, 81. .he keN. MIR. kESSEDr agent for the
TO preach. On Sabbath the Cop,nuniou will
be administered. Dee oo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

GensEai HASSs has been elected Governor ~
so'lth Cerolins, snd thereby vaesses he 80 In
90 8eaels u he United Stafea II IL b-Jievgd
th.s NJ. CslhOan viii suecced hins 81 srnssor.
SO shegeey vaesie bis office - Wee Prssidsut
~ wAieh event, Teubess-e viii have the honor
% hsyisg q, ne hcsd q shairs, Presideot aod
Fbos Psssideut Jndgc IfoEh q. White, Of Ten-
psspee, who hss been elected PFesideu of the Sc.
as,e, pro. tenn, yin be, eE-oficio. Vice Prssi-
denf. LerinyfsH CHioH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

w

w & 8. y. ANDERSON have removed
their store from High-stFcet 20 their brick
building on the corner oppOsite the iIarpers-
Ferry Hotel, and would respectfully inform
their friends and customers that they have
just received IN addigional supply Of GOODS.
embracing every variety IN tliefr line Of busi-
ness, aud that they are determined to cell az
snail profits.
HArPers-FerTy, Dec 20, 1892.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

DURCHAsERs at the sale 81 Tie proper
~ y q tlse bate Jacob Holmes, are here
BY informed that iheif several obligations
Siil become doe on TIE 2gth ius,. Pfompi
payment Will be reqc,sed from al, - q .
ifsdispensably BerssssfJ that the business Oi
the estate b. isnmediatsiy settled.
JOHN NisN ANNER, .9JsaT.
Dee 20, is92.-J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

Pssbstc SSse, ssssA KEiriNg Of
NEGROES.
WILL SELL, at public sale, on Friday
n the 18th day OF January next, nj the late
residence of Captain James Glenn, decd. all
Of bis PERSONAL PROPERTY,
consisting of
Is or 20 head Of frst-rate farm Horses,
One very fine blood Colt,
Two promising Mule Colts,
very large stock OF CATTLE fat Steer.
-Four excellent weIl-broken Oxen.
large number of hrst-rate Stock Sheep,
great number Of large stock Hogs,
And fifty fatted Hogs.
Every variety Of Farming Implements,
Composed Of Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows,
Wheat Fans, an OK Cart, complete.
And every Utensil which an extensive scale
Of farming can require.
The best horse Wheat Machine probably
in the county, will also be sold;
200 barrels Corn-SeVeral hundred bushels
Rye,
A quantity Of first-ratc Poland Oats,
large quantity of Barley,
Timothy Hay--aR excellent Carriage,
irst-raie Garry all-togcther with all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, which Il
inferior to none in the county.
Tsrns 81 Saie.--For all sums Of s. aud I'M
der, the cash will be required, on delivery OF
the property; for all sums over 81, twelve
months credit will be given, the purchaser 20
give bond, with approved security, before the
removal IL the property.
Twenty-fOur Of tie finest HLAWE9 in
the state, will DO hired on the 9th day of Ia
nuary, consisting OF Men, Women, Boys, and
6Fis, amongst which are farm hands, cooks.
Se.i as 70 which the usual bonds must be
entered into.
sale Ia commence at 10 O'Clock, and will
be cOntinued daily, "a long as may be rcquir-
ed. NM GROVE, Executor.
~ B.-An persons indebted 90 the above
estate, ar7pherUby requested 10 make imme-
diais payment, 80 that a speedy settlement Of
the estate may be made All persons having
claims against said estate, are requested 10
present them, properly authenticated, for set.
Element "a q r.
Dee. 30, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20
PDMblie N0Ie-TO-. gEOrrOsr.

WlI.L be sold, os FRIDAY the 2lsi inslaut,
w (TO-MORROW, 1T the late residence
OF Richard Grow, jr. deed, in CharlesioWn,
all the personal estate Of the said deceased,
consisting Of
Household Furniture, sc.
A credit of three months will be allowed
on all sums aboycSs5, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security sums under s.,
must be cash. The sale 20 commence az ii
O'Clock. JOHN ]. BROWN.
Dec. 20. .1dssr.
81 All persons indebted 20 The above -
tate arc requested to make immediate pay
menti and al having claims, will present
them, ProP6fly authenticated.
J. , b. .ffa'r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1832-12-20

WILL offer Tor hire, at public hiring. On
u Friday the 2rth instant. ri Bunker,-lIiu
about hl,y valuable NEGROES, consisting 81
Men, Women, BOYS snd Girls
Those who have them hired, will pleasa
direct them 60 be ~ home on tho day pre- vions
10 the hiring. All those who fah to comply
fully whhih clothing specified in their bords,
may expect the matter STRICTLY attended o..
SAINT. CAMERON, GuarSispt
Tor fhe htir- \ Baeea BUT'ccH.
Dec. G. 1892.
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sALrIseRE, DEC. IL.
FLoUR.-Thc wagon price throughout the
week has been uniform at &C.
ALEXANDRIA, DEC. Is.
FLOUR--The current price Of Flour from
wagons, the last two days, has been As GA ;
q iraction more has been occasions lily paid.