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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-26
And the king seizeja aambeau,
With zeal to destroy.

Mozart's exquisite organization for music was
such. that false or rough note was torture to
mm. When child, he had an insurmountabIe
horror for the trumpet, the sight OF this instru
ment produced upon him much the same impress.
sion as that Of loaded pistol does upon other
children, when pointed at them in sport. His Ia.
Their thought he could cure him of this fear, by
causing the trumpet to be blown in his presence,
Notwithstanding his sons entreaties to be spar
ed that torment; but at the first blast he turned
pale, fell on the floor. and would probably have
been in COMMISSIONS, il they had not Immediately
ceased.
In the time Of Purcell, its milder tones were
cultivated, being then principally used as solo
instrument. Handel, upon his arrival in Eng
land, found performer Of extraordinary pow
ers, and followed the taste Of the times in writing
for this particular instrument. In many instan-
ces he Called upon it to perform impossibilitIes.
In the celebrated song Of the Messiah,
The trumpet shall sound,
Aud the dead shall be raised,
this great composer has failed in producing that
sublimity. which the grandeur of the subject de-
mands. He has used the highest notes Of the in
strument in q sort of minute time and style,
much too light for the awful scene he bad to sx.
press. Mozart has treated the same subject in a
different way; he has uttered the dread caP in
few simple notes from the terrific trombones,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-26
Cheap Boots b Shoes.
A n HARMON.

At his new Store. adjoining Nr. Butch.
- er's, and two doors above his old stand, has
Dreceiveds part Of his Spring stock OF
BOOTS & SH OES,
consisting Of almost every variety Of Ladies' Gentle
mems, Nisses', Boys and Chidfen's Roots Bcotees
Shoes and Slippers, which he will sell wholesale :nd
retail. VERY sHIAP. Call and see. spri
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-26
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

The muse of Moore has always shown =
strong inclination for politics. To say nothing
Of the Corn Law Rhymes and various other things
professedly on political subjects, it 10 easy
enough to detect political meanings and illusions
even in his Irish MELODIES and his Lailah Rookh.
The following attack on the Coereius Bill is his
latest in this way, and it is no bad application OF
we'll known story.
PADDY's METAMORPHOsIs,
BY r. MOORE, ESQ.
About fifty years since, in the days Of our dad
That plan was COMMENCED which the. wise now
applaud.
OF shipping Of Ireland's most turbulent paddles,
As good raw materials for settlers abroad.
Some West India Island. whose name forget,
Was the region then chosen for this scheme so
romantic,
And such the success the first colony met.
That second, soon after, set sail Ger tn At
Behold them now safe at the long Hooks for
shore,
Sailing in between banks that the Shannon
might greet,
And thinking Of friends, whom but two years be-
They had sorrowed to loose, but would soon
again meet
And bark FROM the shore, glad welcome there
"Arrah Paddy from Cork, isit you my sweet
boys"
While Pat stood astonished to hear his own name
Thus hailed BY black, who eapered for joy !!
Can it possibly bel-half amazement, half
doubt,
Pat listened again. his eyes and looks
steady;
Then hsaves deep sigh. and in horror yells out.
Fathers blood! only think, black and curly
alreajy!'
Deceived by that well.mimick'd brosue in his
ears,
Pat reads his own doom in those woolheaded
figures,
And thought, what climate, in less than two
years,
To turn a whole cargo Of Pats into niggars!
MORAL.
IT'S thus,-but alas. by marvel more true,
Than is told in this rival VI Osid's best stories,
Your Wings, when in Office short year or two,
BY htsus nature, all turn into Tories.
And thus, when I hear them strong measures
advise,
Ere the seats that they sit on have time to get
steady,
say. while listen with tears in my eyes,
"Fatber's blood! Only think, black aud curly
already"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-26
MORAL.
THE TRUMPET.

The sound Of the trumpet is bold aud inspr-
ing. Its splendid tone is heard at a greater dis
lance than that oi any other instrument; hence it
is pressed into the service Of arms. No one has
felt its powerful cang like the soldier. Amidst
the thunder Of war, its lancet tone cuts through
the air, and drives the cohorts into battle Sounds
like these violently agitate the soul; some are
appalled,, while others are reused to state Of fu.
ry:-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-26
To Cabinet Makers.

III C. SMITH has this morning received from Bos.
H. Box Of Patterns, comprising the latest and
Knobs, Curtain PRS, &C. &c. and which cabinet max
ers and others are invited to call and examine.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-26
New Publications.
LILLY, WAIT & co. PUBLISH
= q n no ~ A r. / r.


THE PEOPLE'S NJ 6 Az N + :.
PROSPECTUS. The pubic here presented
il with the first number Of q work, which certainly
has the claim of novelty upon their attention is OBJ
ject Is to present the greatest amount OF usefu IN
formation and of solid instruction in the most pleasing
and convenient form, and at the lowest price,
The publishers have it in view 10 furnish work for
famies one which shall not only satisfy the euro
sy and amse the fancy, but which shall at the same
time store the mind with useful knowledge. and prove
attractive to every reader as books OF hcion: 10
effect this purpose, the pages Ut the WORK when
travels. entertaining memoirs and biographical anec
dotes; curious geographical topcs historical events
and details, ancient and modern; remarkable adven
tures both by sea and lsnd valuable discoveries and
inventions, particularly in the useful artist notices OF
the progress of improvement in all that relates 10 the
comforts and conve niences OF life; Natumi tlso,''
with descriptions Of the most remarkable quadrupeds'
birds, fishes reptiles, insects, &c also trees shrubs
and plants, together with minerals. including the arts
of mining, and descriptions OF the most ceeorated
mines in all parts of the world. The various pheno
Of nature likewise present subj cts OF unfailng
interest, ind to them due attention will be pad
In order to render this Magazine more useful and IN
teresting to resders large number OF highly finished
Eneravings will be inserted
The editors Will be particularly attentive, in the dis.
charge of their duties to subjects OF interest re'ang
to our own couniry and wliintroduce into eacn num-
Der brief view Of passing events, both domestic ana
foreign
On the whole, it is the desire of the publishers TO
produce work that, by its low price and obviously
useful and entertaining character. shall secure the "a
vor Of the public. and become an inmate OF every
family 49,
CONDITI0NS-The Peoples Magazine is publish.
ed every other Saturday, at One Dollar year, payable
in advance The postage illbe thrcefourths OF
cent if under 100 miles, and for the greatest distance
one cent and quarter only
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-26
Patent Shot.

A FURTHER supply. assorted numberA from the
"A Phoenix Shot Tower Company, just received and
for sale by 8. MEsSERShITR.
apr IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-26
Coarse Salt,

WE are authorized to sell few thousand bushels
w spf Isle of May salt-whch is nesrl, a. heavy
and WORSE Turks Island deliverable ut any part
s6 the District or the river Please apply imme.
rfhatelY to GEO. JOHNSON Ca.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-26
Cotton Socks.

100 Pair Country Knit. just received for ssle
30 Wholesale. Retailers will find them dssia
bic article. Hk J. DOUGLAS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-26
Pilot Aine If Stages
DIRECT FOR BALTIMORE.


C0Heo.
400 Bags Rio Coffee. will be landed this morning
1Utt- ifom schooner stdford, for sale BY
apr4 GEO. JOHNSON u Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-26
Teas

2Teas, of the
q, Is ID. Catty Boxes Young Tyson EchPse's
~ Is do do Imperial cargo.
Landing from schooner Velocity, for sale by
sprF w. FOwLE e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-26

III the Wsst Indies, or So,tth .drnsr1cd,
.rT The brig REMIT7aNCE. s. $: Bears,
I'D burthen lao tons, and carries a6 out soo
She is eoppered and copper fastened, and IN
. s,,,, respect frs, rate vessel. Apply to
snr20 .. esoS'IS -. -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-26
Porter q Wine BOTTLES.

on G7Oce best quality Quart Wine Bottles
~ lido do Porter Bottles
l6 d, do Pint Wine Bottles
Just received from the Factory, per Brig Patron.
ant for sale by u. SMITH,
sptl7 Agent for n. f. Glass Bottle Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-26
For BOSTON,,

re. The schooner FORNaX, Csptain Percival
No Apply 10 the Captain or
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-26
VOL. 1G&EA
PUBLISHED By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
Mil, paDsr IS per annum. Country paper IS.
For Freight.

TUX TIONSMV'
r,s new schooner BALTIMORE. Captain
I'D ao,,oo. burthen 1000 barrels, will take cargo
Sss cf cargo to any Eastern port, on moderate
,.,ns APpyto c,zrsovE q co
.nr 20 n. V. o-ND = - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
CANDIDATES.
CONGRESS.

Gw We are authorized to announce WV
NArLoH, Esq. rs a candidate to represent the
district composed Of the counties Of Frederick
Jefferson, Berkeley, Morgan. and Ramp.hire
In the next Congress Of the United States,
GIVE are authorized TO announce Col
EDWARD LucAs, as candidate to represent the
district composed of the counties of Freder
lex, Jefferson, Berkeley, Morgan, and Hamp
shire, IN the next Congress Of the United
States.
grin compliance with numerous and re-
Peated solicitations, have concluded TO be ,
candidate for Congress. Should I be the
choice Of the district, will, TO the extent O.
my humble abilities. endeavor 10 promote Il.
best interests, to maintain and perpetuaie In.
integrity OF the Union, tho constitutional dis
triou',on Of powers between the General snd
state Governments, the primitive purity Of
our republican institutions. and the peace and
happiness OF our beloved county,
A. &. SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
April 4, 1893.
TRUST SALE.


III WILL offer for sale, on Saturday the lath
II inst, at the residence Of VIM. JanneV
f'fucetown, the following property, convey.
ed to me in trust by said Jannsy, for the be-
nett Of his creditors, which deed is dated tho
9th Of March, 1893, and Of record in the
county court Of Frederick, TO wit:
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
quantity Of fullcd Linscy Cloth C. ASSN; I.
FLANNEL, and Blanketios,
Corn by the barrel,
Horse, Saddle, and Birdie,
iirst-ratc Cow and Calf,
One template stOVo--a quantity Of GOOD
Bacon, &c. sc.
credit until ihe lsi Of September v IN he
gwen on all sums of IS and upwards. with
bond and security. For sums under IS. the
cash will be required. sale 90 commence
early IN the day, when attendance will Ne IN.
ven by DANIEL ClEMAOSs
April 4, is33 T,,,.,,.
u s.--An persons indebted to VIM jan
"ey' viii please to come GorWard and settle
aRd those having claims wiil please present
them early. % u u indispensably necessary
that ihe business should be closed as carly ~
possible
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

he free from the is january, issA "A Distinction
am a~.re his been taken, and Nv tisose Coz ~ho.r
have sAid tla although, the Legislature could NO,
lawfully destroy the right In tse prc.-ut rsce. vel
shsf a: thee Is no right vested in the po-sersy, an
ses miy's be- pwscd. dcclSing FIRE all such ~
might be born Of slaves after any fssur- y-.r. I
believe, however, that right Il, t... posir;ty con-
'',suscs an inpr,au part az thu value Of t. rsec
now 'u bc'ns and consslucissi, that any scheme
Eo'ag prSspcet,cly To destroy tee right ia the oi-
spring, and t,cr,by u affect The ,ainc of the pr
. mt race, ~oald be 90 Car an interference w,,h "A
~-sscd right
:, 9th. approve the policy Of appropriation. for
IN removal ~ frrc Negroes a,sd niul,,toes, oi
IN 'sc Who arr nos frs~, we'll as of those Who
nav hcrsaf,.r b. cuaaneipafrd nv t.cir owwr~-
lie 1iriy approve the views u the American Co.
soo'xafson Soescty; and In conamoa ~ish Il, dali
ncNer eourt.ns'.cc amy mcasarrus thu may either
'i'rcctiy or rrmotrly AFFECT the relations bstw ren
rna.,sr anal slave. JOHN QuiGiEf.
skpher-lsto~s, Msrh es,h. 1883
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
C0asssssissiOmer,s sale.

virtue OF decree Of the Circuit SUI
NJ refi"r Court Of I.aw and Ctsbcery for
JEFFERSON county, pronounced on the | 9Th ,ay
OF november last, IN case in which Mercy
wager ~ plaintiff and James Stubble6eld de-
iendant, shah, n Special Commissioner. ON
'"ondsy ne sfh day Of .iYrii merit, expose To
SAFE NJ public auction, in front of the Court
~ &c IN Chariestown, 10 the highest bidder.
hat certain tract Of land lying in Jefferson
county, between ChariestoWn and Battletown
about miles from the former and :, from,
the latter place, and adjoining the land, of
"iliiam Sinclair, David IA. Allen aud Others
ana AZ present IN the possession Of Mr.. Gar
tand ~. DAVIS, containing l53 acres. II being
the same assigned 60 the said ~ Wager hy
tho Commissioner appointed TO assign Go tho
"ioow her dover IN the Berryhil farm. aud
make partitions between the heirs of John
wager, sen, deed, whose report is Of record.
ana the netes and bounds therein sDsciCeJ
me land viii be sold for and during the term
"i Mrs Wager's life. II is nearly all cleared
ana has half the dwelling house allotted Il.
Terms NJ 'sie--one-third in cash. oDe-third
~ ~ months, and one-ihird IN l. months -
Bond with good personal security to be given
Ter detorred payments, and utlo retained tilI
all the money has been paid
ROBERT LUCAS, &C
March !. 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

The eanai and railroad eOwfrorsysy sstled.-
we nave before US q copy Of n law which has
JUST passed both houses Of the Mary land Iegis-
latnre, Tor eHecting n compromise between
tne chesapeake aud Ohio canal, and the Bal
hnore and Ohio railroad companies. ~
u authorizes the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road company 10 subscribe for twenty-five
hundred shares OF the stock Of the Chesa
Peake and Ohio canal company, and TO pay,
Whenever the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
shall be completed 10 Harpers-Ferry. sieh
proportions OF said stock a. shall be propor-
tIonally equal 60 the amount which shall AZ
that time have been paid ON the stock held
by the state IN the sad canal company. the
balance OF the stock go subscribed by the said
railroad company To be pad a. the capital
stock generally Of the said canud compsnv
shall be called IN and paid
u authorizes The canal company 90 sell the
surplus water, but provides against anv nor
ton Of u being used for the manufacture of
any species % grain.
u provides that the rliI-road company shall
Be permitted by the canal company. A. soon
- the canal shall be completed. that i. bv
the lOth day ofMsy hext-betNoen the Point
% SOeksabd iiaFpeFs-FeTTy-fo extend their
railroad with abreadih Of twenty feet through
the difficult passes Of the Potomac from the
j.
canal coHpaay, IN The interim, shall 90 con-
duct their work 81 eaeh Of these passes a.
not 10 augment The difficulty Of constructing
the railroad with tlse breadth aforesaid along
The upper side Of the canal through those
passes.
The difficult passes here meant are the four
passes called the Lower Point Of Rocks. the
Upper Point Of Rocks, Millcrs Narrows. and
HaIPers-FeTry NsrTovs, - far mp the same
a. che present bridge over the Potomac
u provides that the caHal COMPANY shall
graduate the railroad along thee passes. and
that The railroad company shall pay to the
canal company 500, 600 ikerefof.
These are the most important provisions
81 this bill which viii IN all probability re-.
eeiVe the assent Of both the companies .aod
thus this vexsd question Will be happily set
tied HlaehssisT RsPsbiiesn.
An 40 has also bcsu passed. a',ii,oririnr ~.
rlr'ia-e r Ww,r's brid-s d, Hsrg~r.-Terry.
tor ths use a. tic Rail Roe1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

&oME time in the year 1918, Gregory
~ oNeale. jr. Of King William county va.
removed from jefferson county TO Natchcz,
Mississippi. lie and his wife died in hatcher
IN lsl9, leaving a son and daughter. This
10 TO inform the said children, il living, that
they are entitled to their fathers share OF the
estate OF Gregory 0'Neale, senior, in the
county of King William, Va; and that their
early attention is requested.
FRANCIS O'NEAIE,
HPrii y 1883. J.0srson County, ia.
The. Ndfche= .NsassiPfian 1rig piease inseyf The
ab0pe three 6mes and send The SiIfo ELis o6fcs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
THE FREE PRESS.
THURSDAY, APRIL Z.

% spaec occupied this week 9th Mr..
Glars Spcech on his Compromis- BiIi, We have
No doubt viii be sec'ncd we'll employed We need
scarcely ask a careful peru.ai Of i,-for ever,
thing from that gifted statesman possesses charm
which Is surc to win attention. But We partieu-
larry desire taose Who thought ,se we're wrong in
inenleatins paeiae sentiments, during tue pas,
"~inter Of our discoatr,a, - 60 mark veil What
Mr. C. says about the dissatisfaction Of the entire
sotah 9TH the late Tariff, and thrn judge in villa,
particular nc were In error. The mort wc ~
feet upon our Sie~s at tha, period. the better Nc
like them; for there's not line, which, "dy ing,
NC should wish To blot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
FsxlEing q. C0,dimc, hin.

ME subscriber wishes TO engage CON-
In petent person to take charge of his
PULLING and C-9RDLNG Mill near
Char'estown, on the shares. The estab-
iishment has an excellent custom, and the
machines are IN perfect order. The house
ana other accommodations for the family of
the occupant are large and convenient, with
privilege OF pasture, sc.
The. applicant must bring satisfactory testi-
monfais Of his thorough acquaintance with
faIiing and csrding. and his capacity for csr-
rying il on, sc.
ANDREW KENNEDY.
Chariestown, April 4, 1883.
r.sfUGns5nry Ca-effe and Uinchester Re-
pUbacaH 70 The amount of a..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

BERKELEY, 6c.-For the Senafe.
Christopher IIeiskcll, of Hampshire,
John SherTTrNl &C Morgan,
William Good, of Dcrkrh.y,
William Donaldson, &c IiaInpshirr,
Hgiisc Of IJeicgaes.
Peter Gar,lnrr, Charles ]. Faulkncr
Edw ard Cols,on, William (;ran,h,,n
IfAMPSIIRE.-H n.
William Vance, Charles KtfIsr.
Thomas Sloan,
MORCAN-H ID
John Ofeu7lI, George Catlcu.
LOUDOCN. nm.
lewis n, ar-i. John Jsnn,y
John ". Harrison, Joshua Osl,trn.
imo'hy Tstior, Jr. Charles 4 Alexander
Ntshlon fuitpn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
WOOL.
LYMAN REED s. CO.

Co"s'nission .tsrehaais, No. &. South Charlie,
sweet, baltimore, Nd,
hEvoTE particular attention 10 the sale
~ oil Wool. Letters, port paid, asking infor-
nation respecting the wool market. will re-
ceive immediate attention.
j.. Il. h Go. have leave to refer to
Mcssrs. Tiffany, Shaw & Co.
Daniel Cobb s Go. baltimore.
Samuel Wyman s. Co.
David Boyd, Frederick, Md.
Gco.W. Rutter & CO., Uniontown, Pa
Zane, Pentony * Co., Wheeling, Va.
Isaac Hof, Winchester, Va.
Allison Owen, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Russcll& Matthews, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
J. Armstrong & Son. Maysvilie, XIV.
I.iesly Combs, Esq. Lexington, Ky.
Muir & WHEY, Il,
April 4, ls33.-eow6mo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
OonHPAMY onpnRs.

YNiE company formerly commanded by
4 Nsi. br'-coe, will parade IN front of Af
ssmi HOiit tavern m Charlsstown. on the l.,
Saturday IN April, (inst.J At Wbieh tins m
election viii take place Tor q captnin and
other oti'eeFs for ssid eompuDy, by ORDER Of
The COions commanding.
AlsO-the company under nv command
WI parade Al LeetOwn, on TIE - Saiurda =,
% ApSh' Whsa an election will b. held 10 on
the vacancy Of Ensixu 10 said company.
WIN. -. MAGRUDRR, Cert
April 4, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
Trust Sale.

virtue Of deed Of trust. executed
~ TO the subscriber by Edw ard Myers. for
certain purposes therein mentioned, will ba
offered Tor sale, at public auction, for cash.
ON Saturday the 2Oth instani, variety Of
Household and hifchen Furniture.
including aCupboard, Secretary, Chars. Blu
rcau, dining Tables, Beds and bedding. a sci,
oil Carpenters Tools,-with a variety of
other articles Of valuable aud useful furni,ur,
ANDREW HUNTER, Trustee.
April 4, 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

HULSFs UF DETEIsHTES.
give are authorized To- announce Doet
JoHH QUIeLEY, q candidate To represent the
county Of Jefferson in tho next House Of De.
iegates Of Virginia.
owe are authorized to announce JosrPu
j. DAueHERrY, Rsq. a candidate TO repre-
sent the county Of Jefferson in the nexi House
Of Delegates Of Virginia.
GIVE are authorized TO announce GEnARp
b. WAGER, Esq. As . candidate 20 represent
the county Of Jefferson in the next House OF
Delegates Of Virginia.
give are authorized by the friends Of
JOHN >. GALLAHER, to announce him candI-
date to represent the county Of Jefferson in
the next House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

- TRAYED from the subscriber. liv;,g ma,
- Waterford, I.oudoun county "a =.
thursday TIC 18th Msrch, bright bsy el.,od.
"a MARE, three or four years old. sbov,
- hands high tolerably iofg tail, small star
% Der forehead shod al round, walks and
tr0ts vel. She vas last seen IN the poi~b.
borhood q lIsrpsr-FcrTy, making her Ssy
Toe ards Pd,sburg, from whence abe ugs.
fecsnty brought 4 liberal rsward vii b,
pa'd TOT Der delivery 20 Tie subscriber. az ~
1en RuH a. Hsrpen-Perry.
Apr.l (. 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

BALTIMORE, MARCH %.
gon price WAS Uniform at IS 25, on Tbur,.lsy
loads were taken nj 5 81. aud this morning il
ranges at 5 IS To 81. The fair wagon quota
uo'' rs nearly n VIC ascertain il, il the me
diuin rate Of jil.
ALEXANDRIA,, MARCH so.
fLOCR.-Thurs.lay. the wagon price Of Flour
was s. 80; yesterday, So and IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
Notice.

a MEETING Of the members of the IIar.
L "A Pcrs-ferry SaviRgs' Institution will be
held ut the Harpers-ferry Hotel, on Saturday
thc 2'th day OF April next, for the purpose Of
eiecting nino Directors to manage the con-
Germs OF said institution for the ensuing wear.
and The adoption Of such other me a.urcs n,
may be deemed necessary for the perfect or
Sauizstion Of the company.
Iiiff,.S NOOK,
HILLLiH CHAMBERS.
yOSEf'H j.. RU.sSELL.
y e .MfCC.fBE.
ID. it1EL .NF.fDEy.
JWO.hi as RJ'.SSELL.
VI IU0uPSO.E
April 4. 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
JAMES rLORE.
TRUST SALE

virtue of a deed Of trust, executed by
~ Michael Hill To Thomas James and
Daniel Entler, TO indemnify Jeptha Morgan as
security Tor said Michael Hill, guardian OF
Jacob Sheetz, dated the 9TH Of June. 1871
and duly recorded IN the county court n JEFF,
ferson, will be offered at public sale. for cash.
Al Daniel Enters tavern in Shepherdstown.
on Saturday Inc lsfb day II May nert, all the
, ,,g' "tie and interest of the said Michael
n nn', IN and to House and LOT, on
herman street, in Shepherdstown, known in
the plat of said town rs lot No. 1. being III.
same which was devised by Michael Ycasix
deed 10 his children.
DANIEL ENTLER,
April 4, ls33.-ts. surrir,n, Tr,,,,,.
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