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= LEVI HALLE, Probate Clerk pro.
March g.
10 the Hon. HoDUAH BAYLIEs, Judge o
the Court Of Probate for the County o
q Bristol.

To the Hon. HoDIJAH BAYLIEs, Judge of
the Court Of Probate for the County Of
Bristol.
\ Il Court Of Probate holden at
IA Dighton, in and for said County ,on
the eighth day Of March, A. ID. 1885,
HORACE Nj. PECK, administrator Of the
estate of Robert Peck, late of Swanzey,
in the County of Bristol, deceased, re-
spectfulIy represents, that the personal
estate OF said deceased, is insufficient, by
the SUN Of twelve hundred thirty-fye dol
lars and sixty-four cents, to pay the just
debts which the said deceased owed which
appears from the first account Of said ad-
administrator and his private account "a
gainst said estate and also the Commiss-
toner's report of claims due from said es-
tate. He therefore requests your Honor
20 grant him license to sell at public auct-
ion as much Of the real estate of said de-
ceased, as shall raise the sum of twelve
hundred sixty six dollars for the payment
ofthe said deceased's just debts, charges
Of sale, and incidental charges, agreea-
bly, to law ofthis Commonwe alth in such
cases made and provided.
HORACE M. PECK.
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
BRIsroL, IS. AT Court of Probate hold
en- at Dighton, on the eighth day ol
March, A. ID. 1893.
AN the foregoing petition-Ordered
" That HORACE M. PECK, above.
named give notice to all concerned in the
estate Of Robert Peck, late Of Swanzey
in said county, deceased, Of the penden
cy Of the foregoing petition, by causing
an attested copy thereof, and Of this orde
to be inserted in the Northern Star, {
newspaper printed in Warren, three week.
successfully, the last publication to b,
previous to the first Friday after tho frs
Tuesday in April next, on which day
Court of Probate will be held at Dighton
when and where all persons interested il
the estate Of the said deceased may ap
pear and be heard concerning said petit
ion. IL. BAYLIES,
Judge Of Probate
A true copy-attest,
A. BAssErr, Register.
march 16
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C'o,r Hide Boots.

in want Of GOOD article, will find it to
shev advantage to call and examine them
bs Ess purchasing, south Coles hotel.
Nov. 10. ALVAN COLE 3
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WINTER ARRANGEME ENT.
.NeW Bedford, Fall Rirer and Providence.
MTA>2- A STAGE will leave
WeEsEs@ New-Bsdlord, every

E8-E6X%3S0VN 1NC"11cuIOIV3 SVcTy
sSSss.:-::s:s.-z:.s1sEfss1 morning, Sundays ex-
cepted) at half past I o'clock, A. M. to
arrive at Fall River at half past 10 o.
clock, A. M. and at Providence at 2 o.
clock, P. M. same dny.-Returnipg, will
leave Providence at half past7 O'Clock,
and Fall River at II o'clock, to arrive in
New Bedford in season to dine.
s6S Books kept at Coles Coffee
House and at BiaIe's Commercial Coc-
fee House, in. New-Bedford at Law
toms Tavern in Fall River, and ut S.
Brastow's Manufacturer Hotel in Prov
idence.
A STAGE will also leave New Bed
ford every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 10 o'clock, A. nj. for Fall River.
Warren and Bristol, to arrive in the al
ternoon of the same day. Returning,
leaves Bristol, every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 8 O'Clock, A. M. and ar
rives in New Bedford same afternoon.
Books, in New Bedford, at Coles and
at Blake's Coffee-Houses in Fall Riv-
River at Lawton's in Warren at Coles
and at the Commercial and in Bristol at
S. Horizons.
THOMAS Cole, Agent, .Ntw Bedford.
X. Is. kdNsLEY, agent, Fall Rirer.
Jan. 12. If.
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TIIOMPS
T.ANILY PILLS

ZNHES Pills have been Cor many years in
~ high and increasing estimation. as a con-
,enient. safe and eAcctual. purga,ivs medicine,
well suited 10 persons Of bilious habit. They
are gentlo ana Ger, ain in their operation, and
afford speedy relief to those headachs. and
other numerous disagree. .ble symptoms, attend
ant on dsorGorcd state of the stom ach and
bowels. Many instances are atte.'ed 10 their
potency in tho cure of the piles, and they have
been successfully employed ior tho prevention s.
removal OF oropsical swelings. Mariners have
long been acquainted with lho value Of this
medicine. which may be taken in tie most .x-
posed situations, and wi.hsny dict; and is ell
fcient in tho sudden removal Of that obstnsie
occurrences, 10 which persons Of their profess
ion are liaLie and in all cases where an active
but not violent medicine is indicated. Fcw.' il
any, it is believed, who have once used those
pills have ever alterwar neglected to furnish
themselves with supply on going to sea-
They are likewise highly esteem cd, and may
DO safely used by women before and after con-
inement.
Or Mono are genuine without tho signature
Of 7. M. s. l.. THOMPSON, by whom only they
are prepared aud sold ut Warren, X.
Tie above Pills are Kept for sale by Dr. 7.
P. hOORF, the only authorized agent in this
town !; by J. Bulch, Jr. and J. II. Mason & Co.
Providence A. p. Moore, Newport Franklin
Dunbar. Taunton. Dec. 20. II.
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VALUABLE y.aVER.N S T.ayND
FOR SALE.
COMM Err CIAL HOTEL,

- This establishment is now Of
fE: fered for sale, and presents an
iiiE opportunity ofrare occurrence
to capitalists. During the
past year it has been fitted up in the most
thorough manner, having been enriched
with splendid dancing hall, comino-
,dious dining room, and convenient cook
ing apartment. 1t contains large rooms
on the floor, with the most ample accom-
modations for convenience or comfort
The lodging rooms are constructed in the
most approved manner.-Attached to the
house are two large barns, and two sheds
for horses and carriages and outlands
for gardens and other uses. Possession
wall be given on the first day Of April
next. For further Information apply to
MIR. HENRY IL. LUTHER, or to
JAMES COFFIN, Proprietor.
Warren, Feb. 9.
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TURNER & BURY,
AVE this week received cloths for
AA top coats, mix'd cassimeres, red
llannels, woolen gloves, do stockings,
brown and bleached shcetings and shirt
Eings, black silk velvet, sewing silks, &c.
v hich added to their former stock, makes
their assortment pretty faIr-all Of which
are for sale. water-st Jan. 96.
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THE subscriber hav-
ing just returned
from BOSTON, with
a new assortment Of
Goods, is now ena-
enobIed 10 accom- .
modate his Custom
ers with any kind Of
TINE, they choose,
as he has a fine lot OF
English and French
Watcllea. Amnno
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Guardians -V0tlce. n
NJ Office is hereby given that the
IN subscriber has been appointed by
tho honorable Court of Probate for the
town Of Warren, Guardian Of the persons
and property Of SARAH Cole and ELlz-
ABcrn Cole, minors, and daughters OF
the late Mr.. George Cole. All persons
inJebted.t TO said Minors are requested to
make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing demands to present the same for nj
low vance, within six months from this date.
ISAIAH COLE, Guardian.
Feb. 8. CIV.
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@CHOOL BOOKS s STATIONARY Of all
80 kinds. used i this town and vicinity. for
sale AZ Iowa can bc pureh.sei in the State by
&. T. GARDNER.
Feb. 9. ITatersuect
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ENGLISH HOLLOW W.ARE.
j. usT received a supply ofthe above nam
ed ware, consisting of Coffee Kettles, MIS-
lin Kettles, Wash Basins, Sauce Pans,
Porsingcrs, SC. for sale by,
SAMUEL WHEATON.
Juno 23.
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INDIA RUBBER SHOES.

INDIA RUBBER SHOES.
LARGE supply of ladies and gen.
a tlemens India rubber shoes, Of all
qualities, by the dozen or single pair, at
small advance from first cost, at COLES
Boot and Shoe Factory, south Coles Ho
tel Nov %
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WETHERSFIELD
ONION SEED.

49, A small lot OF this article car
36G& he had on very reasonable
= terms, if applied for soon, war.
ranted to be OF a very superiour quality /:
Also, Bristol Onion Seed, raised by
Me-. Chafee, which needs no other rec
ommendation. >Liscwise, large and
general assortment Of G A r ID f N
SEEDS, collected from the best Gard
ners in New England. Cardners, now
is the time to procure your Seeds for the
coming season, while they are plenty and
cheap. Apply at the Old Seed Establish
ment, No. 3, Market-street, by
J. WILLIAMS.
Feb. o, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04

In ieSingtou. Kentucky, or tn. prevailing r,,;.
demie. On the 10Th cf last mouth, Mr. J,wss N
Bno~s, formerly Of this placc, in the 27,h wear
Of his sgr.
The deceased Vas the son of Mr. James Brown
oa this place, AMI cas- young gvntlcnan o( c.,i-
last week I,ubiishcd nm extract from ono -, nj.
letters, IN which he gave appalling picturr OF
The distress Sith which lac Was surrounded. This
~as dated on the i6,h ult At that period, ne
was animated BY the Christisn's hope and eouf-
aensei ard seemed prepared for the fs,c tn which,
his friends and ncyhbor, had bern dcssin.,l ~.
s'ekened on the morning Of the toti, and died
that night The King Of Terross found him in
the faithful discharge of those humane attentions
To The sick and dying, which arc ~ much needed
IN the m'dSt OF thu awful pestilencc. His rria-
ti,rs and friends have this sol.cc for ,l,.;r ,,;r
that lac Misleading pnrr and blamcle.s life, and
Was performing the work OF " good Sanarl-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04

Loss Of SsssH Boats, BY FIrs.-we have just
read letter addressed 10 Messrs. Knox l.
M'kee, dated Louisville, June gid, advising Of
The fatal loss by FIRE Of hrts fine steam Boats
while lying al che wharf OF that city, on the
night previous, Viz.--The SenfiHsf, loaded
ready TO sail next morning for n. Orleans
Tho RaBbiev, just arrived from the Wabash,
with full load of Whisky, Lard ke. &C.
The DslPhias. with about 20 tons Of Groceries,
out Of the Belfast for Cincinnati, Msysville
and Portsmouth. The loss IN Bosis must BE-
about $50 OO0.--Cargoes not estimated, but
very valuable. We did not learn whether
either Of the Boats ~ Csrgoes were insured,
nor how ;, u supposed the FIRE originated.
None Of these boats gere owned 10 this place.
Hhseling Tunes.
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Having been Frequently asked for information
oa the subject, We are induced to eony. for the
benefit Of the public, the following advertisement
iro'a the baltimore papers. We think the com
Pany eoaid not spend dozen dollars better. than
BY aathorisins Hs To publish, 1.-THE Whole year.
1rsseiIiag on fhs Baltimore and Ohio Rail-road.
wEsTwAaDLV-from Baltimore.
Fer Frederick and the Point of Rocks. n
train OF cars at 81 morning. For Frederick,
car at afternoon, and a car at 5 afternoon
For Eilicou's mills, n train OF cars at - morn.
ing, and train at % afternoon 0leiurning
TO Baltimore ut 81 afternoonl--and car for
Ellic0tt's at 81 alternoon.
EAsTwARDLy-for Baltimore.
From Frederick, car at 81 morning, ar
irving IN Baltimore at noon, in time TO ena-
bic the passengers to dine, and tale the after
noon boat for Philadelphia. From the Point
OF Rocks and Frederick "A train of car,
starting from Frederick at o morning. and
from the Point Of Rocks al 10 min. after g.
A car from Frederick at a. afterDoon-and
from the Point Of Rocks at 20 min. before
From Ellicotts mills, n car at "a morning.
and train Of ears at 50 evening.
Arrangements have been made by which
persons wishing TO visit the Point Of Rocks or
Frederick, can go TO either Of those places
and return 10 Baltimore on the same day
leaving the Point Of Rocks at half past three.
or Frederick at half after four, and arriving
at baltimore little after eleven at night.
Parties wishing To engage an entire car are
requested tn make application at the Ticket
Office on tlSe day previous.
Oficc Of Transportation,
u. K o. r. X. Co. June, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04

PURCHASERS At the sale of Tbom,.
Bragg, deed, are respectfully not,6ed
mat their notes win become due on the Isl
I" July next Tho situation OF the estate \.
sucn mat indulgence cannot be given.
JOS. NJ. BROWN, Drpt.
for X. Hiuissas, .3dm'r
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COsss sss issiOsses.,s Sale.

conformity TO a decree Of the Circuit
- Superior Court Of Law and Chancery rem
dered at The March term, 1888, in the case OF
Elizabeth and Sally cookus, plaintiffs, a.
gainst the heirs Of Michael cookus, deed, de.
iendants, we, Edmund I. Lee, jun. and John
III. Nc Endrec, Commissioners under said de-
cree, will oder at public sale, before Daniel
Entler's Hotel in Shepherdstown, on Ssisydsy
me ofh day Of july ssEt, all the right, title and
interest Of said heirs in the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04
.adsM tsstssrUsio .yDsi~r.

VIE subscriber, having obtained letter,
- OF administration upon the estate OF
DAVID ShEELER, deed, respectfully gives
notice To all indebted to said estate, TO make
immediate payment and those having claims,
arc requested to present them, duly authcn-
ticatcd, for settlement, as soon "a po,.ibl.
WILLIAM Mccoy.
Harpcrs-Ferry, June 81, lS33.-u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04

We learn by private letter from Madrid
under date Of the ieth of April, that the
Marquis Of Casa fRUIo bad declined the APP
Poiutwsnt Of Minister 10 this country and
that the King, either from offence at his refI-
sat- OF for some political reasons, bed srilsd
h'm W Naliadoiid. Bosfoa .1dusTfissr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04

AlnxANpRiA, SuSr -.
FtOUR.-Yestcrlay the Wagon price Ut Floor
WIS IS or Considerable lots Of stored noar
vas priced ~ On and 6e3. We were noS adj
,iscd u any >alcs from storvs.
nALrrsosk, yvyE %
FLOUR-The ~ssoa price Of fresh nour has
been uniformly = 50 pcr Lbi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04

Opposition LiaS.--It j. no wonder that
man engaged in 80 lucrative an employ mcut
as mat Of the wandering piper, should meet
arEal. a new piper has made his appear
anee Down Vast, passing thTouyh several vii
iges, picking up the rhino and ealing hiuseIf
The real simon Pure
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04
JeRersess La.a Tor Ss1e.

W. S~8Ge
DIE subse ribcr. intending IN r.u.x. A.,
- Tho west, Will sell the FARM ~ N. r.,,,
ne now resides, handsomely situated ~r;,h.,.
~ miles north OF shephvrds,owp. and n,
sight OF tho Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. con,
tanning about No A0NDS-~ -
bout IL acres Of which are inn
thriving Timber. such ~ Oak, Nick
DRY, Walnut, Poplar, Locust and
Ash The Improvements arc = weiEt,n.sLe.s
frame Dweliing-iiou d by &c feet. with J,
nnenen and Pantry adjoining, . hog barn. e,
'eet long, with frame she'd the whole Ienxt,1
OF one side aud two-ihirds Of tho other SIDE.
oo,n-iiouse with wagon and plough sheds
susehed thereto. Mcat-iiou.e, Dry House.
Stsbies and other oot-houses intended for Ium,
Der Sc.-a well Of water, iconyenien, Ia The,
eose,) III feet deep, which runs out feouv
o 10 months, and somo season. the vhoI.
year'-a thriving Orch.rt Of App,e. Peach
rear and other fruit trees of varion. k,nas
nj, oil choice fruit. For terms apply 20 th,,
'uoscrioer' THOMAS TOOI.E.
~ ID. lf the above property Is not Mold bx
The 10Th day Of August next IL will, on that
aay Dc sold at public sale, 10 the highest bid
der, at Mr.. Daniel Eniler's Tavern in Sb,n-
herdsto~n, ut which time the term. viii b,
made known.
June 20, 1891.
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Of the Eaiiey ia YirY'a.

June ~, 1883.
>HE annual meeting 81 the stockhoiders
a - OF the Bank Of the Valley in Virginia.
LOT inc esecsson Of directors Soc the Bank.
. anu LOT me oshces Of discount and deposite.
viii be held at the Banking House. IN Win.
chester, os Wsdnssdsy tAs liza dsv Of ysis ,erf.
49,. HENRY ~. BRENT, Cashier.
Winchester, June 81, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04

an Sbepherdstown, mentioned in the decree,
formerly owned by Michael Cookus, deed,
subject to the dover Of Elizabeth cookus in
me said premises. Tho terms Of sale, one
third OF The purchase money IN hand, one
third IN six, and the balance In twelve months
from the day of sale the purchasers bond.
Tor the deferred payments will be required
and the title retained rs additional security.
EDMUND Z. LEE, Jun.
JOHN ii. AcENDREE,
Juno 20, 1893. com,nis.ie,.,y.
N. ID. As the widow wishes TO dispose II
her dover, she will join ia the sale and unite
IA the conveyance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04

We have received the first number Of Mr. Ruf.
Fms FAnNERs' REeIsrKR." Il fully merit. the
enoomiams passed upon il. We offer il Tor the
inspection Of the public, and will take pleasure
In aiding its circulation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04

sic as,tess himself be can and riH sell a. low
~ ran be bought, and hopes, By striet atieu-
icon a. business, 10 merit a share q public
patronage. 49, 3. FARNSW ORTIZ.
Smiu.hsll, June ~, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04

The Lexington Union names CH,nLEs FExroS
MKncER as suitable person for the Office Of Co
vernon Of Virginia.
n writer in the Richmond JeTersouian nomi
mates RonKnr ALLEN, Esq. Of Shenandoah for
she Office Of Governor.
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PWbEtc Sale.

10y virtue Of a Decree % the Circuit su.
~ perier Court o. Lev and Chsneers fs,r tie
eesiniy Of JehersOn, rendered On The 2sih day IL
stuseh, lS5i, in the eAse Of Henry StrideF -
Daniel Helms, ! shall offer, ~ pablio sale, fos
eaah, on .lfsn,log ne ISEA siay 81 Jsiy a., !,
u Court liOsse ga ChasIestosn, the io4loutas
Goods - ChUstegs, 10 sCis {:
Tso Yesthsr Beds. BedsIiag. ssd B~d.,esd,
80 TALES, one Bufrao---lArce Irs,n Poss,
Nih lev ethsr ARTICLES 81 noassl.old sol
Kitchen Faraitar..
Jos. ". BROWN, n. -
Esr Y. Hslaa'us, !Shrf.6 u J,.esrsoa.
tgnc ., is8A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04

GAsH, and good price, will be given for
~ Negroes Of both sexes, not exeoedinr
=. years OF age. For mechanics, very liberal
prices viii be given.
THOMAS GRIGGs.
Charisstown, May l6, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04

All persons who are Indebted 10 the estate
OF James Nc NurraD deed, are requested 10
make immediate payment; and ali persons
having claims against said estate viii please
present them properly authenticated.
JOSEPH MeAlCRSAN, EsS.
June 20, Isn't
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04

AmeetinS OF citizens friendly to the election o.
Is. w. LEIGH to the Presidency, has been eallet
In Mceklenburg county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04
REMOVAL.

HEViIE undersigned respectfully informs ~.
n friends aud former customers, that he
has removed has shop 10 bis former stand. op.
posite Samuel stones tavern, where be has
add Intends keeping on hand, a supply Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04

The Cholera is abating It's rigors at Wheeling
on The 18th juno. there were deaths, on the
9Th, So on the 2ist, 2; on the 3d. 3; ON the esd,
=; on the 2ith, 1, on the 25th, land no new
case the preceding 81 hours.
The Wheeling Gazette Of June % says: eve
congratulate our fellow citizens on the entire dis,
appearance of the Cholera in this place, no case
having occurred FOR several days past The town
Is now as healthy rs is usual n, this season."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04
II List or Letters

EMAINING in the Post Office ut Charles
- town, Jefferson county, Virginia, June
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Trsssf Sale.

ny virtue Of deed of trust, executed by
- David I.aierty to me, bearing date the
4th day OF March, 1883, and now Of record,
VIII offer for sale, on Friday the 5th day OF
July next,
THE FARM
near shepherdstown, occupied by said Latter
y' and all the crops Of Wheat and Rye now
growing on said farm. Terms made known
on the day Of sale.
E. !. LEE, Jr. Trustee.
June ~, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04
RU0L1O SALE
OF
b0tN4bfe Jefferson Luud.

Of
tWtN0bfc JeMcrSOa Luud.
os Thursday The ist dsy Of .7sxu,t mart. I, if fair
IL not, the next fair Jay.)
ME undersigned having finaIi, conc luded
II to remove 10 tho West, will sell ON N.
above named day, TIE FARM upon which
he resides, on the main road leading from
Battletown 10 Charlestown, and within an
hundred yards Of the BuIlskin run. contain
ing 2l0 ACRES Of excellent Limestone
LAND, 81 acres Of which are in timber.
This land Is in good state Of cultivation.
and in quality not inferior to any in the yalIsy
For health, there IS not n more desirable al
tuatiou in the country. This property /, also
convenient To merchant and saw mill. and
has two wells upon it-onc near the dvcIliny
The Improvements are n comfortable Dwell
ling, with a portico in front. =
tIILR Kitchens, \ meat house, corn
house, barn and stable. All al
which have recently undergone
a thorough repair. There il also ,a>aaSM
an Orchard of apples, peaches,
pears, &c.
Any gentleman in search Of
pleasant situation, could not suit himself bei
ter than to embrace this opportunity. ANY
person DESTROYS Of purchasing privately, can
do so previous to the day of sale.
The terms will be accommodating, and
made known on the day OF sale.
The sale will take place at O'Clock.
JAMES FLoRE.
Mount Pleasant, June 81, ls33.-ts.
nrI1r editors Of the UInchessey V,rgi,uar and
.harfffis6ing Gazette, XII eGch insert he ann
'Hoe 'seeN' j. p.
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Private Sale.
WILL DO sold, at private sale a..
w HOUSE AMID LOT, N

-, - - S.tsa'eu On uer- MnAnI
IlAn street. late the property Of &zs.ilsA
Jane, AcMurran, deed, and formerly occu-
pied BY DIR. Henry BoteIer, adjoining the
property Of John Molor and Benlsmin r.
To~ner. This property has every convent
ence necessary for lamily-haying a well
OF good water Ia the ard, with brick Dairy.
Stnoke-iIouse and Stables. Possession can
be had immediately.
JOSEPH McMURRAN, Err
81 me Lasf lslH and fesfassenG Of Jssues
.9c.htra1l, aisocased
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04
$40 REWARD
WANTED.

WISH 10 purchase Negro Woman be-
Il tween and % years of age, who under
stands perfectly all kinds OF house work.
washing, cooking, &c. For such an one, a
liberal price will be given.
r. A. KOwNSLAR.
Smithfeld, July 4, ls33.--3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-04
A'"ses = .W'KssNre,

Washington City, y. g.
OF'isr' from distance will receive Ghs
most prompt attention, aud the Reejs,eg's
containing the drasinEs will be sent Ia ali
Sho order ~ shove
July ~, 1888