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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
PUBLIC SALE.

q Pile subscriber. intending to remove to
"a the West, will offer for sale, on wcdDcs-
day the 18th day Of March next, at his resi-.
dence one mile west Of ShePherdstown, all OF
his Stock, consisting Of
Work Horses, Colts, Mich Cows,
Young Cattle, Hogs and Sheep,
Also-Corn BY the barrel,
65 acres Of Wheat In the ground, and 40
of Rye,
One road Wagon, nearly new,
Ploughs aud Harows-and
Farming Utensils Of all kinds,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Consisting, IN part. Of
Beds, Bedsteads, Bureaus. Cupboards,
THbles-one ten plate Stove, sc. &c.
Also, about 1000 weight Of Bacon,
And 40 bushels of Potatoes.
A credit Of 3 months will be given on all
sums over S5i all sums Of S. and under.
cash Bonds and approved security will be-
required. No property TO be removed until
the terms Of sale be complied with.
WILLIAM MARSHALL, Jr.
FEB. 81, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21

CHARLEsrowN SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Al q meeting Of tho members and friends OF
the Sabbash School, connected with tho Pres
oyterian Church, held on Tuesday evening
the 18th instant, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Rssofrsd, That the Sunday School ente rprize
be considered an object worthy Of the regard,
alike Of the patriot and christian, a. an insti-
tuition supporting the Fsbrie Of moral improve
ment and national indepc ndence, and promo
ting the progress Of the Kingdom Of God ~
mong the sous Of men.
Resoired, That the officers and members of
this School, and the friends Of the institution
now present, unite in expressing their appro-
baton Of the sentiments delivered by JOAN J.
bsows, ESQ. Mt the examination on Sunday
last, and IN presenting their sincere thanks 10
him Tor the snsqsiroeai evidence which he
gave OF his regard and esteem for the enter
prize, by advocating the cause Of the " Amc-
rican Sunday School Union"
Rssoired,-As the Sunday School Journal
published in Philadelphia, is devoted 10 the
best Of cause.-The religious and intellectual
improvement of mankind, especially through
the asency of this institution and rs the DIFF
fusion 81 individual sentiment IL calculated 10
ehcit public acton, and produce correspond
ing rcsul,s-and as the eloquent remarks de-
livered on the occasion adycrted to, particu-
larly deserve the attention Of the public
That MIR. Brown be requested to permit a CO.
py of his address TO be forw .rded, with the
minutes Of the examination, to the Journal for
publication.
Resoired, That the most grateful acknow-
Judgments Of the School, be rendered to the
public, for the liberal contribution made on
the OCCASION,
Rssolrsd, That n copy of these resolutions
be presented to MIR. Brown, and another TO
the Editor OF the FREQ Press, accompanied
also with -equest for their publication.
By order Of the Meeting,
HENRY X. YOUNG, Sse'y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21

"HL DO sold, at Frankfort, the rr.i-
w dcnce Of the subscriber, near the
Shannondale Springs. on Tsesdsy ~, 26,h in.,
(f fair, il not, the next fair day. varieo
Of PERSONAL PROPERTY. consisting M
part, Of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,
Farming Utensils Of almost every Kind.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
amongst which are
Clock and Mahogany Sideboard.
Also, about one hundred barrels or Corn,
And 1000 pounds Of good Bacon, sc. &c.
credit Of months will be gwen on All
sums over IS, the purchaser giving bond and
approved security. Sums under SIS. cash
Sale To commence at 10 O'Clock.
ELI SWEARINGEN.
February IL 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
FOR E.4LE.

a TRACT Of LAND, purchased Of Ca
A LED sale, containing 261 acres, well
watered, and has two or three fine springs
The Turnpike road from Baltimore via Shep-
herdstown TO Winchester, will pass through
Il when finished.
Also, another Tract, containing $50 acres.
lying on the same road, and bounded by Ope-
quon creek, with between 10 and 10 acres of
hnc bottom, and has or } good springs-onc
white sulphur, very much frequcnted dur
ING The season, and flowing out Of large
hat rock all around IL. One Of these farms Is
bounded by the main road, and is well i'm
pro,ed-both lying in Frederick counsy--is
well timbered. and has q quantity Of meadow
on each farm.
Also, another small lot Of Land, in the
same county, and on the same road, contain
ing acres, one half me adow, the balance in
inc timber. This tract would suit a trades
man, cooper, shoemaker, or any person only
wanting \ small lot. There is a spring aud
running water on il.
Also, another Tract, containing $40 acres,
lying IN Morgan county, and on the Potomac
river, all in timber. As the canal will pass
along the bottom through the land, it will
be very valuable, and the timber will be in
great demand.
lso,aDotherTract, containing so acres, lying
on the main road from Martinsburg to Bath,
with dwelling house and cellar, and small
orchard. About 30 acres arc cleared, and s
or acres Of meadow, and has n good spring
and running water on il. This property would
answer for public house, as il r. about hall
way.
These lands will be sold low, and will
take IN payment, Negroes or money
Any person wishing TO purchase, may ap.
ply TO the subscriber living in Jefferson coun.
ty, Virginia, on the main road leading from
Shepherdstown TO Winchester, and within :
miles Of Middieway.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Feb. 81, 1893.
Or The Lee:6w;g Genius Of Liberty kill pub
hsh me ADORE three 6nses, and send oil 10 H. e..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
Stop fhe Rssnasc9u!

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, ycster-
~ day morning, the Goth inst, q negro
man named EMANUEL, q stout and we'll
made fellow. about 6 feet high round, full
aud likely face, and about Is years OF age
Had on when lao elopcd, fulled linsey drab
pantaloons, coarse Osnaburg shirt, and strong
double-soied nailed shoes-no hat OF coat
when he started, but will no doubt speedil,
procure these articles. II is believed he will
endeavor to reach Pennsylvania and as he
has frequently been employed as a boatman
from the Shenandoah river TO Georgetown, he
will probably aim for that State by way OF
Harpers-Ferry. A reward Of ESQ will be
given, II aPprehended out of the State Of Vir-
glnia, and Gao for his apprehension in this
State, TO be secured in either case so that &c,
him again.
MARY CHAMBERLAIN.
kabletown, Jefferson CO. Va.
February 81, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
Aud 20 @y ve.

.6o4sa ProPossf--The Legislature u Dela.
ware be, proposed 90 the Legislature 81 Ma.
FJland, that the latter should yield graiuitous.
y 10 the former the eight COUNTIES q Mary
land on the Eastern shore q the Chesapeake
The united territory 10 be called the state ol
Delaware The Delaware Journal remarks
we know not IN what spirit this overture
may Be received By oar sister state 4" and
truly Il a a matter Of doubt whether the
astonishing novelty q The proposal may mol
frightsB Maryland into q compliance. We
DO not blame Delaware Zee her efforts 20 ex.
Paod--a aca would 60 over her whole terri
tary n three iumps-and jammed up e. she
h between Rennsylvahia end Marylani, she
looks Fike Cousumptioa between two Drop
sizes IL HIrcbeSfey Rsyut.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO Canal.

ShAIsohNLhhE AMI OsttO CANANS
The following, in relation to a work for
the success Of which we feel lively interest.
We copy from the report Of the proceedings
In the House of-Dolcgates Of Virginia, on
the l3th inst.
o. aotioa q Mr. FAvLKEEa, The bill 70 IN.
thostEc the Commonwealth 70 Subscribe 20 the
stoek q the Chesspsske add Ohio Csasl Com
paay Vas taken up, snd being 90 its passage,
Nlr. Psslkser declined Discussing the Bill, ~
h~presaned every memScr hud made up bis mind
upoa is
ssr. D,sLersoa s4oysd the syrs sns aces, sid
Opposed The bill - considerable lougth
BE. Faulkner replied. and The question being
thea pat, The biii passed BY the fOlloviag vote.
.fsrs-Nessrs Iimer, Randolph. Pcrsingrr,
Faaikner, Henshav, Miller, Wilson q liot,
Can,pbeg, MEomss, PenAietoo, Thornton, lDsn-
iel, Marshall, Wallace, StephsAsoa Of q. 4 ~,
Helms, Bsrtsu. Esrss, Wstkiss q G., ~ Csnani,
Aitsreos, Nsnes. Sloane, ki'e.'eloe, Csslsbe.'
Harasoa, rsyior. Smith q ". \ =, Henry,
W1liey, Aiezsades Sherrugd, Csbell. Afurdsugh,
Ifayysy, Peerless, Lesser, Hincr, Csskley, BrovR
% Presses, Wstkias q y. 2, Boofhs, M'Dov-
"a, Mssrs, 2'Aiahsa. Ciise, Msef.riaas, "a
MCslIesA. Eisybs'y, strnssT. auiIsa. and
Ss~s-ns..-A Ru.hs fsp.sEsr, Riley ,Coss-
6nrs. Rooksr, st1srs, Pressoa. Gholssa, Sheil
Praasssn - ~, Hssesy, Dseriag, Chaefl.sta,
TlIrk~r-~n Ranns 81 q. CITY, Richar,inoa, Pat
tera- 81 O.. Wilssa ~ C., hroansE, loaes, Rii-
ahia. Pnyne, Flsie, Woods. Baith - ", Ea-
49,. s1s,sS II O., Steward, Bsuss. Siuss Roa@s
81 III. nfsye, Grastiy. tolleuan. GrsgoEy,
fanrw~sS- Peia1sxseT, Btrsss, Roy, Gpote, Asoa,
vfsAA Bunesa, Dsts. Adsna, Wilch<E. syns-
-. NoaA. aAands. Carter ~ 9. Wiliisal, Crit
-. Coawag. Cranp, Pezrasa, BsBvn q PeieTs-
beg, ed Rehufsord~sa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21

On the sth inst. hy the Rev VIM. Marven, Mr..
JoHs HAwKgSssITH 60 Miss LYDIA Avn Apaxs.
daughter Of MIR. David Adams, all Of IIarpers.
Ferry.
Oh tie . 5th inst. by the same, Mr. JouN CoxY
Ferry.
Yesterday morning, by the Rev Alexander
Jones, Mr.. iIUNPHHET kEVEs, merchant. 10 Miss
JaSk Baows. daughter Of William Brown, ESQ.
all Of tl,is place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

D1A AAohb AMI OhfO KALI ROAD.
The Committee on Internal improvements
10 the House Of Delegates Of Maryland, " the
better 10 understand the difficulties, and to
ascertain whether 1t yet be possible 10 re-
move them," has lately visited that portion
OF the ground from the Point of Rocks to
Harpers-Ferry, and report that said commit
tee '@is under the full conviction, that even
now, at no unreasonable sacrifice Of the in
terest, convenience, or public utility Of the
Canal, effect may be given To both the gratis
Of Maryland, by afIording to the Rail Road
on the land side of the Canal, a passage thro'
the difiicult passes" on said portion Of the
line. ~
The report proposes to eoeres the Canal
Company, BY all the powers Of the "rsssrvsd
rights" Of the State, to allow the road to pass
the Point Of Rocks along side Of the Canal
and recommends legal inquiry as to the for
feiture Of the Canal charter, IL 100 miles of
the Canal be no, completed by the 4th Of July
next, as Is required by said charter. II, how
ever, provides, that il the Canal Company,
shall, on or before the first day Of April next,
certify to the Governor Of Maryland, its con-
sent that the Railroad Company shall con-
struet their road from tho Point Of Rocks 10
HarPers-Ferry, upon the land side Of the
Canal, and thence across 10 the State Of viz
ginia, then all coercive proceeding shall be
suspended, and the Canal Company allowed
further time in order to preserve its charter.
The Baltimore Gazette says, the adoption Of
this report BY the Legislature, Of which il
scarcely entertains doubt, will ensure the
early progress Of the Railroad on a most de-
sirable route towards the Ohio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21

The Correspondents Of the Alexandria Gazette,
speaking Of Mr. Clay's tariff speech, sayE
"The gifted Orator held unclaimed an at
tentive Senate, and 4 crowded audience in
breathless attention, as long as his speech
lasted, save only when involuntary exciama-
tons Of pleasure were expressed; and on
one occasiona simultaneous burst Of applause
arose from the galleries. We listened with
more than pleasure admiration, 10 his
touching descriPtions--his patriotic appeal.
and his eloquent exhortations lie dc.
clared that his object was peace-concilia.
tion-aDd Union that he was sick with
contention and turmoil; that he sought 70
harmonize the conflicting interests of hi.
country, and reconcile the Earring opinions OF
his countrymen. lie confessed, that when
he first heard of the South Carolina Ordi-
nance, he was disposed to huri defiance a,
the insulting threats Of that State, but that
now the first Of February was past, and that
he had heard that assurances had been given
that that state did not mediate force-bui
wished only TO try the question before the
civil tribunals-Now, therefore, he was more
disposed to act on the case-to meet the com.
plants Of the South in a spirit Of good will
and, possible, again 10 unite our people as
a band Of brothers."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
Public S0Ee.

NiLL be sold, at public sale, on Mon
Wv day the 9TH day Of March next, at
Halitown, all his personal property, viz:
One feather Bed and Bedding,
Tables and Chairs, and many other articles
too numerous to mention
All sums above five dollars o, credit Of ,
months will be given, the purchaser TO give
note with approved security. All sums of
i've dollars and under, the cash will be re.
qulred. Sale 10 commence early in the day.
Feb. 81, 1893. LLOYD NORRIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
PUBLIC SALE

VuNHE guardians Of the heirs &c Jo.-,ss
Duckwall, deed, will proceed 10 sell. =
public auction, at the late re s,dcnce uf s,iH
deceased, GA Saturday the III dsg II Fts,Nsp.
naa", the crops Of WHEAT aud RYE 10 tho
ground. supposed to amount IN tas hole a.
100 acres.
credit until next Christmas wilIbc give,
the purchaser giving bond aud approved Sc
curity.
Jefferson county. Feb. II, is33.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
The Markets.
BALTIMORE rrn.l

BALTIMORE, FEB. Is.
FLOUR.-On Monday the wagon price
opcned at s5.and has been uniform and steady
at that rate up TO to-day inclusive.
ALEXANDRIA, FEB. 16.
fLocR--The current price Of Flour from
wagons ranges from 81 IS 20 4 ga.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
RED R0vER.

nY tho celebrated horse Sir Charles. and
- full brother 10 Hugo, will stand the
spring season at my stable, and at Capt. John
Lannon's, At Bunksrs-liill.
Terms, pedigree, and satisfactory certif-
Gates, will be given in due time.
SAMUEL CAMERON.
Fob. 81, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
HORSE, RIFLE, &C.
1T EsAEic S0fe.

~|ILL be sold, on Saturday the ID of
w March next, at Peter w. Kerney's Ia
yern, 4 miles from Shephcrdstown, on the
Turnpike leading to Smithfeld, Horse, Sad
die and Birdie, and Rifle
Nine months credit, bond and security be-
ing given. Sale TO take place Mt / O'Clock,
A. Nj. MINOR HURST, .aasn'r
Of John Hurst, Jr.
February 81, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
Household g. Kitchen Far
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE Wood Land.

~iLL be sold, on the premises. on Ss-
w turday the I'D instant, ia Acres Of
heavily-clothed WOOD LAND, lying about
miles north of Charlestown, immediately
on the road leading to Shepherdstown. The
land IS Of hrst-Ta;c quality. Sale to take
place at IL o'clock.
Terms made known at tlIe time Of sale.
THE HEIRS
OF Thomas SHsaiitr0od, deed.
Feb. :, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
give are AUTHORIZED 70 ,DDor,o,

give are authorized To announce JosEpu
n. DAUoHEarT, Esq. candidate to repre-
sent the county Of Jefferson in the next House
OF Delegates Of Virginia.
give are authorized to announce JoBH
A. THOMPSON. Esq. candidate to represent
the county Of Jefferson In the next House Of
Delegates Of Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
Manager WMmsed.

THE subscriber wishes to employ, Tor the
u present season, Young Man Of sober
and industrious habits, and who has had some
experience rs u farmer. None need apply
without the best rccomme ndations.
JOHN DAVENPORT.
Ch1rlcstown, Feb. 81, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
IS RE W.lRD.

6TRAfED or stolen, from Mr. Thomas
~ Hessys stable in ShePherdstown, on Sa-
turday night the I'd inst. dark ~
BHy Mare, Cgsf
four years old next Spring, n '~
bclievc,) l4t hands high, bald ,sSxap>-srS.
face-one Of her hind feet white, bare footed
all round, walks and trots well, and pace, a
little. The above reward will be given Cor
the mare, and all reasonable expenses paid II
brought home.
r. w. STEPHENSON.
Harpcrs-Ferry, Feb. 81, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21

The following liberal sentiments are found in
a Tariff paper, the Vermont Patriot:
We would have no one draw che infer
ence that we are unfriendly to Northern into
rests. No.-But while the North has our best
wishes, the South has also. There il, evil
IDENTIFY. too much sectional feeling-too pal
pable spirit Of self-interest on both sides OF
the question. The Southern States, undoubt-
eddy, feeithemselves oppressed by the present
Tariff; and, II il, indeed, be grievance, land
we believe II 10 BEL Congress should pre-
scribe a remedy the present session. The re-
monstrances and resolutions Of the North,
against the reduction Of the Tariff, should be
looked upon by Congress as the frc-brands
Of incendiares to Envelope this blessed Union
in the flames Of Civil War. Tho efforts Of
monopoliStS 90 continue The oppressive sys-
tenn, should be viewed a. poisonous To the
health Of the nation add, IN mutual spirit
Of forbearancc and concession, the Represen-
tatives Of the people and the States should
use every exeTtson 60 remedy whatever evils
may not exist in the laws"
There u much practical good sense in the
sbOye-but will " Congrsss preseribs a remedy
At Ne present Ssssi0a1"--Ne doubt IT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
COsss,ssissio,,er,s Sale.

EQf virtue Of decree Of the County Court
~ of Jefferson county, Va, rendered on
the 18th February, 1888, in the case Of John
Barnbart against Julia Ann Barnhart and Nan
cy Barnhart, I will sell, on the premises in
Shepherdstown, on the 4ih day Of March.
1888, Lot No. l0l-beiDg the lot on which
John Barnhart now lives. Terms, cash.
+. !. LEE, Jr. Comm.
Feb. 81, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21

We learn from Richmond, that the bill
changing the time Of holding the Superior
Courts OF this Circuit, has met with some
unexpected difficulty in the Senate. II is now
very uncertain whether the spring term will
; be postponed. II not, suitors will remember il
viii commence on the 5th day Of March.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
The present 70. closes the sixth year Of the
psbliessioo Of the FaIE PaEss ia Chsrirssoun.

Mr.. CLAs has redeemed the expeesssioes or his
friends md his country He has aos,y stepped
forward, snd thrown himself into the breach as
mediator. When he finds the Union in peril, be
rcsdiy yields up = fsvourite ~ stem to preserve
the glorious political fabric Does he nos deserve
the appreciation o( the people Notvishsfand-
ing be mighs have svaiied himself Of the prefer
ed aid Of a~y and navy 10 farce his ~ scm upon
the people. his geseroos soul revoked q the
thought a Sustaining ieEisistioa by the sword,
end he comes forward With pesoc-oaeriar upou
the altar Of hi. country. I We predicted As much
We remembered that he hsd once before thrown
the olive branch to the eossending parties .od We
believed him animated By the same ,piri, Of pa
triesism which In by-gone days had stimulated
his unri,ai!ed eioqu-uee. Though he has been
hardly dealt ~ith-,hough he has been torn By
the vultures OF party-yrt he has no, forgotten
his duty to his native l.nd-his duty to the great
csuse OF liberty itself
We trust no selfish considerations, Of either
pride or passion. will proven, an acceptance Of
the terms 81 mediation; and that the elements Of
strife. which hare Threatened such awful coase-
quenees to the Cuion. msy be dissipased to the
four ~inda Let force bills be secuted from our
Legislative halis-and let patriot meet patriot on
the middle ground Of compromise. This spirit
crested the Csion--shis spirit can alone preserve
IT,
We call the attention Of the reader to our no
aee, on the preceding page, Of the transactions
IN Congress during the past week. where ~e have
given the substance OF debate which occurred in
the Senate, on the i2sh Instant, which ~ill rca.-
ly explain the measure to which we aIlude.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21

WILL rent, on the lst day OF April next.
- 10 the highest bidder, tho very valuable
and well known tavern stand known by the
name Of the WHITE HOUSE. II is situated
on tho main road leading from Charlcstown
TO Winchester, about sin miles from the for
mer and Is miles from the latter place.
] will sell at the same time and place, Sc
veral good Beds and Bedding, together with
numerous other articles too tedious TO men
ton. RACHEL LOCK.
Feb. 81, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21
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ST.aLLEOsN' for S.1LE.
The rsiIbrsd H0rss
Is:
RE1xxEIsRW.

80 - 49, -
"IILL b. offered, at public sale, before
w the court house door IN Martinsburg.
on yNoadsy ihs lea dsy Of .Mayeh asrs, being
the hrst day Of March Berkeley county oanart, !
Il not sold AZ private sale before that day. on
credit Of nine months. lie Il nov IN con-
Plete order tOr the ensuing season.
BERKELEY
u beautiful dark sorTel, sixteen hands high.
i've years old next spring, strong, active,
and remarkably weii formed. Ste was sired
BY the esiebra.od four mile horse, Southern
Felipe. Further PARTICULAR Of pedigree on
She day Of safe. Berkeley vas let % mares
last season, and there Is suf5clsnt and salts
factory evidence u biz being rsmsFksbl,
sure fOal getter. Any person OF persons Wish.
ing % see % purchase hin before tbe dav
above haned, can do 20 By calling on either
Of the subscribers, living near MariiusbuFg.
BAiLf TABB.
sEAT0N r. TABB
FEB ~. Is33
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21

Lying in Hopkins county, Kentucky, near the
town of Hopkinsville.
For the land the terms will be made easy.
For the personal property, six months Gre
dit will be given on all sums OF five dollars
and upwards. All other sums will be cash.
My creditors are invited 10 call on the
day Of sale, and see il have not something
amongst my stock that will suit them, as il
is my wish To pay my just debts, and money
is hard to get.
Sale to commence early in the day, and
due attention given by
JAMES ANDERSON.
Feb. :, 1893