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Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31

cd tO their apartments Co dress for dinner.- The aNiie Of roagua prrParrdy yfpr then ere Ihase inlmedsaiely aditi1ing iRe apart mrnls 0ecqpied b9 fhe Gufen herself. On dinnt z being annouhced, liie King. wilh the Qnsen of Portugal leaning OIi his arm. led the way Into the mag6iRcenI FDam, Ss. Ge6fge's FIail !; the Queen followed yc00ducting the Duchess Of Brsganza; and inc distinguished party which had been invited for the soeeasiOn, sat down 10 a most splendid banquet. .ghe Queen and the Duehess were placed immS- diairly next ia the King and Queen.
 BordeGnr, Sept. l8.-,I' Ire d0tbts which we expressed an the subject Uf ille reported cap in,. of Lisbon, aT the 7ih. have Been juslili- d by the event, accordipg tO our correspOn- dencr, and even according to sOme Paris Journals. BOurtnOnt attacked the capital of Portugal on the 5th, and was repulsed with sig"r. The 6th and 7th the armies were in sight Of each other. hut did moi fight; and if a new attack was attempted, it could enot have been before the 9th. Notwithstanding our wish that the cause Of Don Pedro ma because we believe it to he that nf liberty, we cannot participate in the opinion expressed yesterday by another paper in this Eciiy. which emphaticaiEy pronounced that the Miguelitss were completely destroyed.
 . Yefvess Sept: 6.-His Majesty Dnn Miguel, .has been at Mafra since the 3Oth ult. ai inc head of B, 1000 men, who occupy all the points around the capital ia sa cirrie of six leagues. The advance posts are within two leagues of Lisbon. In Alcaiej0, the Algarves Bsf,a, and other provinces of ihe Kingdom. g,crillas in favor of Don Miguel are increasing daily.
 Madrid. Sept. 9.--The state of the Kings health, whicheDgrosses public attention here. is decidedly less critical. The excessive heat of the weather had set in motion the bad hu- nors with which his system abounds, hut change in the temperature has enahieti his medical attendants to draw thosp' humors dnwnwards, and fix them insthe legs. By these means he is unable to1 walk hut all danger has been ayerte.i, at least for [ he pres. ent. Louis XVIII, who was afflicted with the same disorder, lived q icDg time in q like stafe.s
 According fo letter from Madrid. the eholeras is not confined to Hnelva. but has broken out at Seville. The news ifhyaid to have excited much alarm at the Palace. A board of health was immediately cnnvOked. and the King recommended to quit Madrid with his family and retire tu Saragossa or Barcelona.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31

appeared tO be out Of order the nate came and tried fhe water; there Wag4 c0NI hiph b suiicieri.s then set sapwt Pn wa41 b fire room. aud boat came lo rocllr; 1s'eng to starboard boiler; at some lime MlIl6 lyiag still there, the sicam rose to l3 inches; should think the steam gauge wUuld rise e nF mnfs inches before iG would hit tie prDmenade deck; then retired same Nlieredn deck MF. Robert appeared ts, haze cf,arge of the steam, aDd Nit. Marshall 0f the engine. Passage from New York "a. Say brook. 9 hours.
 BenamiR GoOdt t;eh--wss a fRensan Estates nothing mateFisl
 WiIgi0a IT. Pdimef--eis m engineer was an assistant t1 Mr. Potter who has testified. but not an duty at the time Of the explosion : went down in the .boas this same trip {; t6iHks he saw 25siarlies stt.am sttT nt A1iddlei0wn; should think. the gauge enilld rsse tn 30 inches before t,.tciaing iils prdate1ate sieck MT. Marshall (ihc enginscf1 appears to have hecn a nlcr, clever tnan. ;.sx .tassF st s :sl
 John Muck, yr.-T1iyes in Essex; was a passenger an board, ai,d. just hh0nt landing at the time of explosion saw shnthing tn alarm him until day light dawn about trn o'clock saw pilot go down twice f6 -liremcn's room and request them not sto isrep 80 much Ire ; engineers looked al tAtii other and smiled, which increased nsy anxiety. While at sn- chUr at SaybroDlss say Capt. Watefmazi isl- ,qurc of engineer sr Rrsman # tffere was va ter the man furnedibs cock and said there was plenty 1; have no ollfetian that steam was IrtlsSR aitsr leavinG Say brook frenp thai time the boat went very quick Capt. Watcr- man appeared very attentive saw him ga. tt i!isr engine room nceROr fMice during the nsght; and about deck.. The engineers alSr ltarrd to be steady. temperate men.
 Having given the evidence, the Jury danot deem it either necessarily or exprdient tDlex- press any opinion uponsiie except 80 far as'i iO fnd. as they ,do,, that fthe 4drceaseds JOHN EAsrARRooK. came 1T kissdeath in conse. 4nence of The hurstingSpf fihe boilers of the Steam Boat New Englsnd, nfar Essex. in the town of Sayhrook. on the morning af lts 9th Of October. A. D. 1883. N
 JOSEPH HiLL, Ioreuan ef1teslusg. EZRA s. MATHER. Gienk Qf .iurNof InqNfst. z
 Essex. Oct. l lih, AID. I8Ss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

nv, nAIrtSosE, OCT. S.
.rLouR.-He.rard sfrers.-Thc wagon nr;.s
s s. remains at 30 per barrel, and sale. from,
ssores continue TO DC made at i2i n q, an.
,auer Tor choice brands The rrcc,pt, arr, me-,
large and the transactions arc eonseaue.tIy Grn'
hcu' Sales OF Fine Flour At 6s per barrel
ALEXANDRIA, ocr. g.
h--A momentsry suspension Of the de-
ma"d Tor shipment, aud an expectation of inc,r..-
eel reeeipts since the late rains has caused ,I;yL,
decline IN tho price Of Flour Tuesday and yes-
ierday the wagon price was IS. We have
ncaru OF no sales from stores this week Ye,,rr-
day was offered Mt 6, without meeting with 4.
purchaser. We doubt whether S s7I could DC
ootained. rs there appears to be but little d,po,-
,on on the part OF shippers TO act NJ present.
we presume holders will not submit 10 rr,i,,e-
"on until their stocks arc considerably Increased.
THE Gazette OF Saturday did not come to
hand-so that our dates arc not a, late ne usual.
Very little change. however. may be counted up
on.1
~, 49,. PHILADELPHIA, OCT. s.
FLOUR AND MEAI--There has been bu,
little or no inquiry for Supcrfinc Flour for export
te last week, the sales not exceeding 80 barrels
nj o. including loo barrels ut fraction less, the
market nj the close OF the week was auiet md
our quotation Is entirely nominal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

Frsm lA< hsw Ysrk Cs~m<rrisi .Sdreri,<r
THE WAY TT WAS DONE

letter from m authentic source. received
from Washington this morning. ,t.te, .uh
stantially, that ur. Duane was altose tbsr to-
rasch OF man To resign his offce, bat wa,
turned out, In the true Jacksonian style. The
following are the particulars, n reported:
Tho Cabinet Council convened nj the Pro.
sidents house, on Monday, when the secrets.
~ OF State, Mr.. M'Lane, the Secretary 81
war, Gov. Cass, and tho Secretary OF the
treasury, Mr.. Duane, each presented written
opinions, adverse To the view of the oue.,;,,r
presented By the President at the previous
meeting.
These documents having been sevcrsiiy
read-The President declared that he had de-
termincd upon the course to pursue and.
turning TO Mr.. Duane, required him 10 sign
the circulars to the officers OF the customs,
directing the removal Of tho depositc..
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury replied that
he bad duly considered tho subject in all its
bearings, and could not consent to the issuing
Of any such order. Whcreupon,
The President, who, rs his hattercrs tell
him, was "born 10 command turned from
his Minister Of Finance with a cloudy brow
no doubD and directing hi, eyes to the Az.
torLey General, said
Mt. fancy, appoint you Secretary Of he
ITsasury.
There was no mistake in this delicate In.
sinuation> Mr.. Duane was no longer score
tary OF the Treasury. Oliver Cromwell could
not have done IT IN better style. ExssM On
mes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
NOTICE.

ME subscriber has taken out letters of
u administration upon the estate Of the
late Thomas @. Lane, in Virginia. All per.
sons having claims against the estate, arc re-
CURED to present them to me without deIay ;
ana those indebted, ere notified that they viii
90 expected to come forward promptly, and
discharge them, as much indulgence cannot
be given.
wan endeavor to Be In shepherdsiown
every Saturday for some weeks-weather
permitting -where and when those concern
ed can have an opportunity OF settling their
accounts with the estate.
ANDREW KENNEDY, .ad.a,y
Of Th0snas C.. Lane, deed.
Charlestown, Oct. 10, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

AAiLL be sold, at the residence Of FIRE.
w derrick Nadenbousch, in Smithfield,
on Saturday the 18th day Of October, inst
n variety Of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
consisting in part Of four or Ave feather Beds
and Bedding, two acorn-toppcd Bed.teads,
one corner Cupboard, one Secretary and
Bookcase, one Walnut Desk, one Bureau,
four or 1--WE good Tables, half dozen Wind
sor Chairs, one pair brass-topped Andirons,
ron Fots and Pans, &c. &c. Also, one Shot
Gun.
Nine months credit will be given on all
sums above ~, the purchaser giving note and
approved security. All purchases Of and un-
der -, must be cash. Sale 10 commence
early in the day, where due attention will be
given by JOSEPH CLARKE.
Oct. 3, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

SINGULAR

SINGULAR.
10 MIR. f1int's Indian War; of the wea. h~ 70
isses ,he following singular circumstances hich
VIII pozzie the gownsmea sati sfactorily To ex-
plain
"0n the side Of Q meu tain in Ten.
nessse, are the marks Of the footste rs
OF men aud horses in the limestone, In
great numbers, and A. though they were
the tracks Of an army. Some Of the
tracks show as if the army had slipped
IN miry clay. All have the appear ance
OF being an actual impression in son
clay, which Afterwards hardened to
stone, retaining perfect Impression.
Characters Of great freshness Of color.
,as. are marked upon many Of the high
biuhs, that impend the western rivers.
Inscriptions Of this sort are found in
Missouri. on the Illinois, and in vari.
Gus other places. A remarkable track
OF human foot was found in a solid
block OF limestone, on the bank of the
Mississippi, at st. Louis. The mo.,
ancient traditions OF the West do mot
touch the origin Of these mounds or
characters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
NsrMW Sheep sssa0f EEORs.

STRAYED from u,e residence of David
- Wagely, near LeetOWn, soon hfter har-
vest last, between iuosirs and 6Jlssn SHEEP,
ali white, mafked with hole aud a crop IN
the right and q slit IN the left year. Also,
strnyed from the subscriber IN she phs rds-
town, about the same time, fhyss HOGS-9
sows aud barrow-aboui 10 months Old, -
Of them marked tie same ~ the sheep.
A LIBERAL REWARD will be given for
The delivery 81 the Hogs OF the sheep 10 the
suisse TibeF, OF Tor such information ~ will
lead 10 the recovery Of either.
llENRY r NJ. BRisCOE.
shepherdsioWn, Oct. }, is31
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

GToLEN from Ay horse, at tic Camp
- Ground near samuel striders, On the
evening 0f Tuesday the 10th alt.
A Saddle, Bride 3 Martingal.
The saddle Is of ealfskin, quilted, and about
half worn--the bride had a double headsiall
and double Feins-the mariingal collar was
round, and the rings were large ivory. The
bride had shout 2 dozen leather slides, and
roses AZ each side Of The brow-piece. The
broW-piece bad three divisions-the centre
one braided and Rai, the two others round
Tho above reward will be paid foF lhs re-
eoYery Of the stolen articles.
PAUL b. WAsIIBURN.
HsFpers-Fery, Oct 10. 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

az As this section OF eouatry has been recent.
~ visited By minor collections, the propr;etor.
arg Wiling 10 impart summary idea Of the Va.
they will assure the public. thai the above Is the
West superb spcossr1 aoTv syauslfHH 90 tbs con.
s''eni. Frcm the libesaI patronage received.
tsey hH.s reduced their price 70 IS sents, chill
sept q, 1858.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
sac REwARm.

6ToLEN out Of the subscribers stable
~ between Gaudaloupe and Bunker's Hill
IN Frederick county, on the night Of the 9Sth
ult. S0RREL HORSE, with bald face
glass eyes, one Of his hind legs white nearly
70 the hook, between Is and rs hands high,
a natural trotter, supposed to be shod all A.
round, and Sax years oil last spring. will
give the above reward for the horse. or ifty
dollars for the horse aud thief, II the thief
shall be convicted.
MICHAEL HAWK.
Frederick co. Oct. 2, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
.JeRersOss Land Tor Sale

virtue Of n Decree Of the Circuit Su-
-. Per,or Court Of Law and Chancery, for
frederick County, Va, pronounced on the 4tI
day Of July, 1892, in a case Ia which sarah
Bedinger, Executrix Of Daniel Beding.r, de-
ceased, Is complainant, aud VIM Herbert.
administrator Of ferdinando Fairfax, dec q !,
and the heirs Of said dece ased are defendants.
shall, as special commissioner, on Monday
hs I'd day 81 September merit, expose To sale,
al public auction. To the highest bidder, at
keyes' Ferry, Jefferson county, Val on tho
opposite side OF the Shenandoah river, imme-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

S.S0
NlLL be sold, on Hidsy tAe lsn frs,.
w at tho subscribers residence. near
keycs' Ferry. the following property, 70 wit:
One work Horse, five Colts, ono brood Mare
with foal. seven mich Cows, twelve ,tock
Cattle, forty Hogs, one barshear Plough. two
doubie-shovels and two single ditto. some
Gears, a number Of tight Barrels. Vinegar bv
tho barrel. Also, Hay by the ton, Corn by
tho acre or barrel, and Household &, Kifeh,,,
fsvnuurs, amongst which ar, two walnut
Bureaus, one corner Cupboard, one kitchen
do, one dining Table, one breakfast do. one
acorn Bedstead and one common do, Clock.
naif dozen windsor Chairs, do. split-bottom
do, Also, ten cords Of hickory Wood, which
will be delivered at Reyes Ferry landing
and a variety Of valuable articles not men
toned.
AS tho subscriber intends removing 10 the
West, persons wishing to purchase NAV rest
assured that all articles will be sold, without
reserve.
A crcditsuntil the first day Of June next
viii DO given on all sums over five dollars.
me purchaser giving bond and good socurity:
all sums under five dollars must be cash.
Sale to commence carly in the day.
JAMES A. BROWN.
- Oct. g. lSIJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
TRACE OF LAND,

described in the proceedings. "as living on
The east side OF said river, in Jefferson coun-
~, Va containing, by estimation, Three Hun
dred aud Ninety odd .fCRES, and the Mill
seat at Nestars falls, (also on the east side Of
tho river,) on a smaller tract attached 10 tho
above, containing about Is acres, all IN tim.
Der, % DO sold with the same.
on tho larger tract, are about 20 acres
prime river bottom, all in culsi yatiop nom,
Of u subject TO be overfowed-and from 20
10 100 OF cleared upland. The balance IS ali
IN timber. and pretty we'll clothed. This, so
considerable proportion Of river bottom,
and large quantity Of timber, and the situo-
'ion' Immediately on the river, only a few
miles abors Harpers-Ferry, with the recen,
location Of the Winchester aud Potomac r,,,
road, along the opposteo side Of the river. fof
the speedy completion Of which, to unite
with The Baltimore rail road, and Chesapeake
ana ONO Canal at liarpers-Ferry, there now,
seems no doabt,) adds greatly 10 the value OF
mo Irset- The landing, too, OF what is call
cd keyes' Ferry, on the east s,de, belongs IA,
this tract. There is also good Ford Just al
The Mill Seat, which scot is supposed not in =
ferfor 10 any on the Shenandoah river.
IL had been long anxiously reserved by Mr..
Fairfax, with The view, n Is said, Of establish
ing Foundry there.
The increasing value Of river mills in thi,
section, owing 10 the gradual failing Of tho
small streams Of the country, and the inereaso
OF production, 10 thought 70 enhance very
much, thIs eligible seat for the purpose Of a
merchant mill, or factories Of any kind. Tho
Improvements are a tOierable LOG HOUSE.
BARN, sc.
TERMS V Saie.-one third cssh, ard ba i.
lance one-third IN one year, one-third In
two, and remaining third 10 three years, deed
OF trust or premises, and bond with security.
for The dcfe rad payments.
ROBERT LUCAS,
A....a..t Inna -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

ARiVEN By Martha Robinson, 10 one of
NJ superior kind 10 that lately under his
charge, and h now fitted up Ia handsome
style Tor the accommodation Of the public -
Ills horses are well-broke, and safe-so that
families wishing TO travel, may rest assured
that they viii be as free from accidents ~ 4,
IS possible for them to be. Martin will be
found at ali times ready to wait on those who
may desire the use Of his carriage.
Oct. 10, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
ValssmbSe .yYiH Eo,. Sale.

Vie subscriber is authorized to soil the
u faerins Spriny .uin, which has lately
undergone n thorough repair, and !. at pre-
sent doing good business A bargain NAV
Do had, IL application be made soon. II /.
unnecessary to say any thing in praise of th,
properly as II Is generally known--and per-
sons who may wish TO purchase. will evan
Inc 1t and its advantages themselves.
WILLIAM HURST,
Oct- io, 1853. For n. Cronsc.L 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

IL persons Indebted 70 the undersigned.
"A D. note OF open account, will please
call and settle with ALEXANDER MILTON.
with whom the papers are let, and who j.
fully authorized 10 receive payment. Unless
speedy payment be made, suits must be
brought indiscFiniinstcIy.
Oct. ,. lg1J.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
DIED.

On Saturday last, in the 2oth year of her asr
Miss MAhr RussELL, daughter Of Mr.. Josci,l
Russell, Of Harpcrs-Frry, lately from EngIand
ne deceased was a young lady Of great piety
ana OF exemplary character; and her early dc,
mise has oceasioned a feeling OF deep sorrow a
mongst all Who knew her worth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

10y virtue of deed of4rs,st, Of record in
~ Berkeley county, executed 60 mo as
trustee, by Joseph Engle, 20 secure certain
debts 70 his various creditors, as therein men
toned, shall cell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on BsdHssdsy the I3ih Of No
rsBsbeT merit, at the residence of tho said 10
ssPh Eagle, IN Berkeley county,
4 number Of valuable Horses,
A large stock Of Cattle,
sheep and Hogs,
And All the Farming Utensils
And Household 4 Kitchen Furniture
n the possession Of the said Joseph Engie, 10
satisfy the debts aforesaid.
vs.. LUCAS, T,s,fss. h.
Oct. 10, 1899.
or Aisrtinsburg ilepubIioan g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
MARRIED.

On Sabbath, the 29th OF September, by Rev. +.
~. Mcneil, MIR. PErER GAaDSEH, jr. to Miss
tLizA kErLixsEH, all Of Scrabble Town, Jeifcr-
son county.
on Saturday last. by the Rev. Scp,imus Tus-
Ton, Mr. IHoNAs POWELL 60 Mrs. MAna AREr
MonsAS, both OF this county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
Trust SIZE.

UY virtue Of two deeds Of trust to The IN
- dersigned, from Hiram Bowen, 10 Sc
cure certain debts therein neniiOned, Zone
the other the 26ih of May, 1892, both of re-
cord w the clerks Office II the county court
Of JeGerson,) we will Offer for sale, 10 the
highest bidder, On "Wednesday Ne Ca iasisni.
% the residence of The said Bowen, supdry
articles of HOUSEHOLD snd kfTChE.N
FURNITURE, embracing Beds and Bedding
Tables, Chairs, Bureau, sc. &c. Terms, six
months' credit, the purchaser giving note and
approved security. Sale 70 commence about
10 O'Clock, A. VI
WILLIAM MORROW,
HENRY &. HAMMOND,
Oct 10, 1893. Trusisss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
.N.E ". GOODS.

ME subscribers respectfully announce to
n their friends and the pubic, that they
have just returned from the Eastern Markets
with handsome and seasonable supply OF
Staple and Fancy Goods,
To which they invite the attention Of the
public.
JOS. L. RUSSELL & CO.
Harpers-Ferry, Oct. 10, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
A CARD.

MI Il: NORTH, Surgeon Dsnii.f, present.
4vA his grateful acknow Judgement, To ,bo.,
VINO have Patroniscd him, not merely BY pro-
LESSONS OF interest in his behalf, but by un,-
quivocal and substantial support. Those who
wish his aid, will please apply rs early a.
possible, as no is compelled To leave TIM,
place on the 10th instant, beyond which tim,
viii be impossible 10 extend his stay
Those who favor him with their confidence.
may rest assured that he will devote himself
WIN Lesi, and whatever ability he possesses,
to the faithful discharge Of his Professional
duties.
Charlestown, Oct J, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
NOTICE.

or The Rev. s. TUsrox will preach In tho
Presbyterian Church in Charicssown, on Sunday
next, at ii O'Clock, and at Kabictovn at 3 O'Clock
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

a FINE AiARg and COLT--also, fresh
n MII.Cti cow and CALF I6quise Of
ths PRINTERS.
oct. 10. lea3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
ANACONDA SERPENT.

The Anaconda 10 among serpents What the Rhi-
noeerus and Lion are among quadrupeds; like the
former, he 10 the Mammoth Of his speeies-snd
like The latter, his courage aud force are irresist
bie-they attain the size OF co feet in length and
feed on Buffalo, Deer, &c. The strength Of the
grown one 10 80 great, aud weight so prodi sious,
That the largest animals cannot withstand their
Pressnre-,he ono now offered, has become &C
his neck.
The PIMA nr Co,.th a.,,.-:.1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

Wre
PWtneer,
- EsPECTfULI.Y informs The Ladies and
- Geutiemsn Of Charlsstown and vicinity.
mat no expects 70 remain here but Q short
time longer. Specimens Of his painting are
icit ~ Mr.. SsewartS Jewellery Store.
His Painting Room Is over the markethouse.
second door.
Ladies residing in the country, win be wait
Cd on at their residences, IL requested.
Charicstown, Oct 10, 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

e. THR above sale Is postponed until
Saturday fhs i9ih October ORst.) Sale 10 tako
place between 10 and 3 O'Clock RI
Oct. ,. Ia31
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

VAIL DO sold. at public sale, on TAws
w day tAs Tia Of October msxs, al ths
iale residence OF Isaac s. Swearingen, deed
on kinggold's Manor, 2smiles from Williams
port, and from Hagersiown,
.M the Personal Estate
of said doc'd-consIsiIar Of

Twelve head Of work Horses and Colts; 2
thoroughbred Mares, with colts BY Sussex by
their sides, and in foal by Sea-Giiilj 4 tho
ro"gh-6red season Horse; 25 head Of Cattle,
D OF which are frst-rate mich Cows Of the
feesewater blood from 80 TO 100 head OF
liogs; from 50 TO 100 head Of Sheep. par,
N'erino and part Saxony Wagons, J OF
which are road Wagons and I bFoad-tYea
l Cart; patent cutting-Box, and wipd-MiII
Fsrmlng Utensils quantity Of eKcelIeRtI Hay
oy the ton Corn By the basheI Household
and Kitchen Furniture; Sits, and many
other articles too tedious to mention. Sale
TO commences At o'clock, on said day, when
due attendance and q reasonable credit will
be given By
SAMUEL ~. RENCH,
WILLIAM BOOTH, E@"'
Sept. &c, 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
THE ROYAL
81NQAE TI@RRs

Recently imported, and the largest ever in thi,
country. This Tiger 10 the most formidable and
feroetous, as well a. the most beautiful or hi,
speeies' ne ID striped with the most seeming ex.
setncss, aud not II all resembling thosc az a.,
spotted kind.
JrIsf received from India. one Of tho.e i,n,,s,.,
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NEW YORK
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

Extra No. 3O,--To Do drawn on Wednesda,
Oct. 10th, 1893. &C Number Lottery
10 drawn ballots.