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N1O1CE.

A LII persons havjs olaims against the estate &c
IA jane Pattersc11 a. ~ 81 Caihoun county, Illinois
deceased are tied to exhibit the same to he nnas
signed eSecutoy ne fr y Of said deceased, or to
the c,nft Of n;ne said county of Calhoun
in6rter that the number amount of cIa;rs ereoi,
aid estate may be certainlNnown prepa
l,didation and payment of lie same: and al 70 me
sanding indebted to said este, are reouest1 90 make
payment to the undersigned ,mediate3y.e
JOHN P41EHsON, Execator
June 10, 1881. is
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JOHN SHANKS,
Wholesale and RetaiiDruggist,

NO 90, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS,
Nearly opposite the Store Of Mr.. Richard Rapier,
TX EEPS constantly on hand large and general as
DYE-STUFFS, PERFUMERY, &o.,-whch he will
sell at Wholesale and Retail, the most accommoda-
ting terms.
P.S Orders from the country particularly attended
to. 81. Louis, March H. lS32,--l-,y
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Six Cents Reward, but no thanks

VNTHEREAS, Lucinda, colored Girl, has left nv
w employ without any just cause or provocation;
this is to orwarn the public from trusting or harborng
her upon my account, as am determined not to paw
any debts Of her contracting from this date.
LANDON PARKS.
Nashville, June II, 1882 Id
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iesate Of Illinois, L.. ApR11. Tra,,-
.4fero1der county and C'rcaat} 1882
Benjamin Akin,)

Nelly Akin.
" NHlS day came the plaintiff, Benjamin Akin, by
James Evans, his attorney and fled his bill pray-
ing for the court to grant him divorce from the bans
OF matnmony entered into with said Nelly Akin for
ton from the said complainant said b and the said
court having heard evidences and it being sufficiently
proved to the satisfaction of the court that the said
Nelly Akin is not inhabitan OF this state so that
ordinary process of the law can be served on her.
Therefore it ordered by the court that unless the said
Nelly Akin appear on before the first day of the next
circuit, to be holden in and for Alexander county, on
the fourth Monday in October, and answer the hi of
complainant of her said husband that the sae will be
taken for confessed, and the heard 2parte, and
is further ordered by the court that s order be pub
four weeks successfully, before ~ next term of this
court. A true copy
ID GEO e. l0D, Clerk, C. C. an
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HIRAM B. BASCU5%~
Glnrk auto TWatrttSMaktr,

MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO
MAKES this method Of informing the citizens o.
Il Vaadalia and vicinity, that he continues 70 carry
the business in all its various branches where CLOCKS
and Watches to his charge will with as prompt
attention if the was at hand and charges as
moderat if not more SO, than any in the city tie mas
on hand, and intends keeping, general assortment o.
Watches and fine Jewelry, all Of which he would be
glad to dispose of at small advance.
rTne highest prices given for old Gold and Silver
St. Louis, March ID, 1882. Ism
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New md h:le gaIF'ancy Goods.

rsew and Elega1Fancy Goods.
EUsT received full supof fashionable and new
- GOODS, consisting orleans Muslins, Fig'd.
Mandarines, Palmarines, des hides, zephyrines,
black Italian and French Fhces and eros des Swiss
of superior quality, "a, A. = sd gauze and barege
Hdkis. and Scarfs, Paris netis and Hermann Shawis.
new and splendid articlt lso-Gauze and Satin
Ribbons, black and white Hose and half Hose, of
superior quality, ladies' arhtlemen's Gloves. For
- ing germs.
' March %0: 3D. 44 4ns s B BREWsr
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NOTICE.

TAKEN UP by Owen Riley, living in Gallatin
IL county, ILL.,, one SORREL MARE, fourteen
hands high, years old; no brands perceivabe-
appraised to eighteen dollars, by Thomas Morrow and
Samuel Colhoe, before Hugh Bradley, Esq, appear
on record in my office. r.
JAMES CALDWELL, Clerk
June a, 1882. ID
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ESTRAY HORSE.

TNAKEN UP by Jacob McEwing, living in Walkers
~ Settlement, Shelby county, Illinois, one BLACK
HORSE, supposed to be six years old, left hip little
Garage and Andrew M. Bone before me James Fruit
J. P. copy. JOS. OLIVER, Clerk.
June 7, 1882. ID
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JOS BWWJwe
Clock g. Watch.Maker.

ST. LOUIS,
EEPS on hand an extensive assortment of articles
IA in his line, consisting of
Elegant 81 days Time Pieces. different patterns,
bronze, gilt, a!abaster, g. mahogany
LADIES' elegant Watches.
Gold and silver patent lever Watches.
Extra jewelled L'Epine, repeating, alarm, and
plain do.
Jewelry and Silver Work of every description.
Military Trimmings, Musical Instruments.
Musical Boxes, Pocket and Brace Pistols,
Gentlemen's dressing Boxes; Ladies' working do.
Perfumes, &sc.-and great variety of different
fancy articles, too tedious to mention.
st. Louis, March Ia, 1882. 1-ly
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

70 all whom it maylconcern. | shall make appca-
IL ton to the circuit court of Edwards co. be held
on the second Monday in September at Albion, for as
stance to sell the real estate of ames Cooper deceas-
ed, late of Wanboro', Edwards county, his personal
property being insufficient to satisfy the debts of said
estate. Wanboro June 9, 1882.
is JAMES COOPER, Administrator.
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WHOLESALE & lsEgAI2.
@a0nle, War,tess, Trumx, attu
Military Accoutremem Manufacto
ST. LOUIS.
g IN NUsUZ aNN NUNNT


HAVING purchased the interest of j. G. "A. Nc
III III Kenney, in the above establishment respectfully
announces to the public that it will be continued by
him, in all its various branches. lie has at present
hand, large assortment of
Gentiemen's full quilted, half and quarter shaft
ed Saddles; inlaid and best plain do; second
and third rate do.
Ladies' Saddles, consisting of quilted, quilted fore
pieces, buckskin plush and plush ives.
BRIDES and Martingales, of every description.
Belows-top, travelling, fancy and hair Trunks.
saddlebags, Valices, Carpet Bags, and Portman-
teaus.
Coach, Gig, and Dearborn Harness, of every
description.
Dray, Wagon, and Cart Harness.
Blind Brides, Collars, Hames, and every other
article to be found in similar manufactures.
0FOrders for Military and Indian work, will be
tended to at the shortest notice.
teFCountry saddlers are respectfully informed that
be has on hand general assortment of materials.
Feb, 10, 1882.
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.sHERIFF's SALE.

NILL be sold, n Sheriff. Sale,
wv for cash, on the FIRST day of
February Court next, stthe Court -heuss,
"a Chsrlsstown. one Side Board. one Cook
g-Stove, and one high pos, Bedste.d;
together with al and singular the surplus
contingent interest OF the life estate Of
Mr.. Joseph Delsplsne. in and 10 the real
estate OF the late Samuel Hinkle, deed. il
being about % A0ARS Of fertile Land,
s'tosted In the couaiy Of Jefferson. sur.
rendered 20 Carver Willis. High Sheriff.
in conformity 20 the act for the relief OF
insolvent debtors. (subject to the dover
right OF the widow Of said deed. aud also
TO deed Of trust. executed 10 John l..
Hinkle. 20 secure the sum Of 1900. for the
use Of William Hsymsn.) TO sstisfy an
execution IN the name Of Martin BiIImyre
against said Delsplane. Sale to commence
st o'clock. p. NJ
@. w. SAPPINGTON, Dept
Jan. %. for c. Wills, SAT-
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An ADDITIONAL SUPPL,
WINTER GOODS.

INHE undersigned has Just received large
y supply Of WINTER GOODS, which
added to his former Stock. makes Il unusual
" isfgei 20 which he invites the attention oil
the public Amongst the assortment will be
found some desirable articles, viz,
Super. blue, black, snd fsncy eoloursd
CLOTHS and CAssIMEREs.
Csssinsts, large assortment quite cheap,
Fisnnsls. Blankets, Booking. Bssvsr,ssn,
superior Csmlsts, Rngiish spd French
Msrino Cloth.
Brown. blue. scarlet. and other eeloursd
Merinos,
Black and other colored Circassisns,
Msrioo Bombszipe-Dombaz
Silk, Velvet. and vsisnoIs vsstinks,
Chsngesble and plain Gro. de Nap Silks,
% end 81 Super. Italian Lustrlngs.
Fiorencss. go.
Scarlet, black, and white MsriDo Lopg
Shswis.
Crepe, Pslmsrins. sp6 other fancy Hand
kssehisfs, well assorted,)
Bishop LaSn and kenting--Isish Linen,
An sisgsnt ssssriDsst Of bonsss end belt
Ribbsnds,
Thread, bobhinsi, and silk Lace. ssd Rdx.
inss--Csmbric and esbbinst Insertion.
Silk, worstsd, aud settoo Hosiery, (wsIl
escorted. )-Dsmssk & Disper Table Linen.
Gloves, Mitis &c. &c
AND AZ UsuAL, A LAaeE AssoRTnssr OF
Groceries, Haydgavs. CAiaa, GEass, & Queens.
Isaye, Paints. Dye SssGs, &e.
All OF which will be sold on pleasing tsruss.
0Csll and ssaminei
JOSEPH l.. RUSSELL.
Hsrpers. Ferry, Jaa. n, 1882.
Ian. a6
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WILL BIZ SOLD, at public sale,
w on Thursday the 10th Of Febru
airy next. az the late residence Of Care,
WynkoeP. deed. ell Of his personal pro-
perry. consisting in part Of,
Horses, colts, mich cows. sheep G. hogs
All Of HE farming utensils. among which
are one good wagon. cart. pioughs. har.
rows. &c.
All Of his boussholj furniture, amongst
which are beds and bedding, chairs, ia
bles. . good clock. &c.
Also, large quantity OF prime BAcos,
Between four and Eve hundred bushels
Of wheat. . quantity Of corn. some rye BY
the bushel.-sll the grain in the ground.
Also. sin esiuabie NEGROES. among
which are men, one woman. and boy
and girl
Nine months credit will be given on all
sums Of IS and upwards = al sums under
-. must be cash. The wheat win be sold
for essh. Bonds with approved security
will be expected from purchasers; and no
property TO be renewed until the terms el
sale be complied with
Sale % cemmenes at 10 o'clock In che
nssuing. CONRAD BiLLMYER,
Jan. %, 1883. .Ai'mv.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

QY virtue Of deed OF trust executed
- 70 ne on the aid Of Feb 1891, by 10.
sePh Delsplsne, (Which deed hes been da.
y recorded IN The clerks office Of the
county court Of Je6eFson,) 20 secure the
payment Of q sun Of money IN said deed
mentioned, due ie VIM. Hsyman, I will
cell. before the CovFt-hoase door Of JEFF
ferson csunty, on Monday the I9ih dsy Of
March next. being court day, all the right.
title, interest, and claim Of said Deleplsse,
" a0d 10 . certain tract of laad situate in
Jeasssoo county. on Fix Branch Run,
contaiaihg $40 acres. more or less. being
his life estate 10 an undivided fourth share
Of the land Of which samuel Hiaklo died
seized and possessed.
Also. % The came time and place, win
sell. 10 the highest bidder. . quantity Of
iIoasshold Fafsiiufs. Gs.--pFoperIy coo.
geyed 20 me BY deed Of trust from Joseph
Delsplane, 90 secure . sum of t8sney due
10 Wm. HsymsB
JOHN L HINKLH. Trusise.
Jan. %. Ia32.-n
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Look to it, Marksmen !!

81 jackson Shooting Match viii be
held ~ Mr. Henry ID G.rnharts tavern,
on Friday the 10th Of February next. to
which gentlemen Of al parties. Who have
. taste Ter the maaly and gentlemanly q
musement OF Rifle Shooting. arc respect
fully invited 70 attend Yes, come on gen
tlemen! Davy Crockett. or the Hunters
Of Kentucky. IL you please: Shots will be
on the ground TO make the most skiiful
aud experienced amongst you open youI
eyes. Brush the cobwebs from your sights
and steady your nerves., for the apportuni.
~ now afforded will be worthy the display
Of your best efforts.
JOHN MOORE.
JAMES MOORE.
Jan. &c. 1882.
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OTTO those individuals nj ETA Brnnch. Hsr-
pers-ferry, and in Cbsrlesso~n, Who nv the con-
tributios OF .fffy doEars have coassit,vecsi me
LIf fk'~cter Tia .f'se,icas Trace .Ssossty, my
thanks are due, and are rendered With aufriKuesi
gratitude. consider this eireumssanee as encou-
r.g,ng rs u - hstter'ng-snd IL therr be any thing
which gives me momen,'s pain, smisip all the
Kindness With which am surrounded. u 10 she
exccss OF that appreciation which has 90 far over
rated my poor and feeble aftempts Co serve you in
the Ministry Of Reconciliation. In r~turu, all
that can do, isto wish and pray that your libe-
ralt, in this, as veil ss in other instance. may
be returned thousand fold into your bosoms, III
temporal, spiritual, and heavenly blessings.
SETTINGS FUSION.
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Died, on Thursday the i2th Inst.
Mrs. CATHAkIsE Eipsok, wife Of Mr..
HEsRy EiDsos, seq. OF this eouuty--a
lady Who is highly exteiled by those
acquainted With her for her many
virtues and amiabie qualities. Her
death was very sudden, aud under
circumstances which are we'll csieu-
lated to Impress rs with the uncer-
iainty Of life. She was about to set
cot to witness the marriage Of q sou,
the SEEDING company was assem-.
bling st both houses--ail things
were prepared fer the customary
Testing and merrimeni on so joyous
80 oceasion-vh en the dread mes
senger summoned her away from
iife--may We not hope, TO paFtake Of
"the Marriage Supper efthe Lamb. "
SteuutOn Spectator.
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lat the humber of deatha

In the House of Representatives of Mas.achu-
setts, the following order has been adopted:
Ordered, That Messrs. Buckingham
Of Boston. Hobbs Of Weston. Mans
field Of Salem. Green Of Boston, Shat
we'll Of Peru. Burrage Of New Bed
ford, and Stone Of Templetop, with
such as the Senate may join, be a
committee 10 consider the propriety
of adopting suitable measures 10 eele.
brate the centennial anniversary Of
the birthday Of GEoRox WAsHINo-
TON. and to confer with any commit
tee that may be appointed on the part
Of the city Of Boston for the same pur-
pose. In the Senate, this order was
read, ceneorred in, and Messrs. Hoar
of Middlesex, Burseii Of Nantucket,
Austin Of Suffolk. Hastings Of Wor.
cester. WyIes Of Hampden. and Brown
of Berkshire we're joined to the com.
mittee.
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Notice.

WISH to inform the public that the part.
= nersh,p heretofore existing between Hen.
y and Oliver Sloan. was dissolved some time
snee' ard owing to the neglect Of my bro
ther. has not been settled. As the stock OF
timber Is nearly ous. . hope that the people
VII come and settle their accounts between
this and the first Of March next with Henry
Sloan wishing to commence business for
myself on the FIRST Of April. II is hoped that
the above will be attended to. a. I esnno, do
any thing until the partnership concern i,
closed. feel grateful to the pubic Tor the
encouragement heretofore received. aud
nope TO merit continuance of the same. by
strict attention TO business
OLIVER SLOAN.
Char'estovn, Jan. 10. 1s32.-3t
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FINLEY, ndosHER & CO.
Borien's Uharf Mailman.

EoNTlNUE 60 transact . Geneyaf Gem.
~ mission Business. and to devote parsicu.
lar attention to the receipt and sale Of flosn,
and all articles either ofihe growth OF manu-.
hesure ofthe interior OF the country. They arc
prepared to make liberal advances upoo ar
articles consigned to their address The DO.
s's'on they occupy il central and f.vors bic for
making sa!es. and being Of once convenient
20 the Nail Road and the Basin. produce may
be conveyed TO their warehouse and sh,nprd
thence without subjecting the owner TO the
expense Of carriage.
brTo such Of their correspondent, N
may desire u, they will from tine In ,imo
comm"n'cste the present prices and future
prospects Of the market for the produce az
the country.
REFERENCES.
nessr: Erstine. EieheiIergys & Co. Baltimore.
. 8ssan se" Ss:n Esq r,o c''h H.ge,o~o,
John Tan Lear. Esq. williams. Port.
Jan. 10. 1852.
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The National intelli gcneer Sys Il needs not the
sh Of f.rsee.ng prophecy to predict tina, the pre-
cut Sessioe of Congress will not terminate be-
fore the month Of juno. Il being reduced to a GER
tninsy ID cur mind that the Tariff will undergo .
thorough examination, and modification, 90 q
greater cr lee cxtros. n this SESSION.
Mr.. ApAss, from the Committee on Manufac-
lures, exported in the u. Of r. on Thursday Last,
the follow ing resolution, which vas adopted. sf-
Yer striking out the voris--"aftrr the payment 81
the public debt. and Inserting in the blank >lcr
the word "yesr, I" .' endirg With the Soth scpsem-
Der. 1884,"
Resolved, That the Secretary Of the Treasury
be directed to obtain Information ~ 10 the qu.nti-
ties and kinds OF the several articles manuiaetur-
ed in the Cniscd States during the year 4,
particularly those Ut iron, cotton, wool, hemp,
add sugar, and the cost thereof; and also the guam
titles and cost of similar articles imported from
Abroad during the same year; and that he lay the
same before this House carly may be prae-
beAbie during the present session Of Congress to-
gcther With such information m he may Jcrm ma
te,'al. snd such suggestions sshe may think uss.
hi, With viev 10 the adjastmcnt Of the Tariff.
effer ne pay1ses IF 1'e public de6t.
The Committee on Manufactures declares that
u e.n"0t .St ~tmoot the tnf"fmsuon required oy
the above resolution, and the Financial Commit
tee, BY asking for similar information, has in ef-
feet made the samc declaration. Il cannot be cx-
Pected that, with all the industry which can be
excrted, the reports required for the use ofthose
Committees. can be prepared q, the Treasury in
less than two months We should say, that the
main debate upon the Tariff, can hardly be ex-
Peeted TO be brought on before the month Of April,
though the merits OF the question may be expect
cd to be incidentally debated at every opportuni-
~ which ofiers Of introducing them.
Under these circumstances, suppose the dis
cushion OF the Bank Question win preeede that Of
the Tariff, Presuming tha, q bill concerning the
Bank will be reported before the Tariff Bill or
Bills can be.
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ALEXANDRIA, JAN. ~.
FLOUR.-Yesieriay The eurrest price u hOar
from wagons vas $ 01--largc ssies were made
from stores II ia1.
BALTIMORE, gAE. 81.
FiOUR.--The wagon price, until Wednesday
inclusive, VS. uniform II s. so pr barrel. On
Thursday u Fsagcd FROM 5 371 20 5 50, and To-
day We qnoie The wagon rate q S7i. sltl,oagh .
Lad y occasionally taken ~ = frastion norr.--
sr is-siisirs u transportation By the Hsil-r0sd
sre daily sagnsntisx. sod on the asd insssnt wiil
b. s,siieiept % transport Ous Thousand barrels .
day from Frrdefick.
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Storchouse and Dwelling
E0R TarsTrus

VsnE boss On The Insla street IN Saith.
n held, torrnsFiy oceOpied BY Dasisl IVY,
deed, and mose isteiy b. Thoass TiEbsr.
ske, = oliersd fos FeBt. There h q Wsss.
hoess snd ether convenient bsildieEs - jois-
ing. " not ieaisd pFivaisIy before the isf
day u March hexl. 4 ~ill en- ihss dsy bs a.
Tered fos REQ, - the highest bidder. On ne
premises, foF tern ~ from, one % Eve years,
20 sut bidsefs- LYDIA YRY, EG'fyir
Jan. ~, 1862. y Ddai,i TSy, DECD.
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wAsHiNGToN,s BIRTH DAY.

Tbs ed Of bruary pex, being The essscasi.,
anaiversary Of the Birth Day cf the r.,I.rr cf
Of his Counsry." IL is proposed th., the gentle
men Of jefferson county. Who src disposed tn
celebrate the day in becoming manner. meet on
Friday next t,o-morrow) at hslf-p.a ~ O'Clock.
ut Bcckham's Hotel.
Chsriestown, Jan. 81, 1854
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Hebn OF DRAWING.
To he drawn on the HIGH and Low sys
TEN. The $500 psizes Of - 20 be determie.
ed IN this wsyi Should the capital prize d
$4,000 be drawn by any number under 6, 500.
then ell the tickets from No 10 {, 500, IN.
elusive, sitl be pFWss Of 81 each; BUI should
the capital prize be drawn By any ticket over
Q, 500, then eli the tickets over $500 wiil be
entitled 60 prizes Of - each. The holdeF Of
tvs tickets 10 this Lottery. % = high aad .
low number, must draw oss and msy draw
TsRsE prizes. AL the prizes above the De.
Dominalioa 81 80 gill be pot IN ore vbsel,
and al the nuabersi IN another. and the Whole
be dFz~a "a fsw hours
Tickets s., Halves 81 so. Quarter IS els
To be hsd IN the grestes, variety Of NUN.
beFp, either ~ packages ~ ssgis tickets, 81
the store Of 4 RUSSELL.
Ha,prys-FSyy,
And 81 the store Of
8. NARMADUKE 4 CO.
Jso. %. fa7Q
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NOTICE.
ME Partnership hcre,ofare ex

Partnership heretofore exist.
u ing between BRowS & MAeR,w.
was Dissolved BY mutual consent on tho
c's OF March last. We hope al! those in :
deosed TO the firm will come forward with.
out delay and settle. as il is necessary the
o es should DO brought to a chose.
William Msgrsw is authorized 20 reeeiv,
all does, and TO make set,l~m,,t. n, ihs
concern. JOSEPH NJ BROWN.
WILLIAM MAGRAw.
Hsrpcr>-Ferry, Jan. 10, 1854.
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NOTICE..

THE notes given at the sale of A.
j GARvER's property, are due, and
IN the haads OF the subscribers. Payment
Is expected..a Ne they cannot procrsstinats
longer than the Last Of February.
8. w. LAKELAND.
JOHN KABLE.
- The notes given at my sale Las,
Spring, are also due. Debtors will please
call and pay. JOHN KABLE.
. Jan. 26, 1881.
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JACKSON MEETINC

a. meeting Of the citizens Of Je6er.
son county. friendly TO Andrew Jackson,
will be held at Henry Hams tavern, in
CharIestown. ON Friday the Sd d Febru-
sry neat A full attendance would be de-
sirable. J,r ne
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ID ESPECTFULLY beg leave to
III inform their friends and ousto-
ners. that they are now receiving 81 their
Store in Sbepherdstown. and also ut their
Store at Bedding. 10 Berkeley county. Q
fresh supply OF
New and Cheap Goods,
To which they invite the attention of oil
lovers OF good bargains
Shepherdstswn, Jan. %. 1889.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-26
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Cans.

"ILL be sold, at the time Of Mr..
w D.ugherty's sale. and upon the
same conditions.
A handsome Riding Mare,
Five years old. perfectly SQUAD, and free
from fault MAGNUS w. TATE.
Jan. a6. 1882.