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for than Is hours the week. In addition to the %
allotted TO him under this bi
No colonial laws 10 be permitted to interfere with its
operations and the King is TO have iu power to appoint
Justices aud Judges 20 have the same carried into effect
The other portion OF the bill is occupied with plan Tor
raising the f2O000000 sterling for the Compensation
which is TO be by way of loan the security OF terna
bic and perpetual annuies 10 be charged the CONSOLE
dated fund.- and which as natural consequence will in
crease the interest OF the national debt You have
got the whole OF the information which collect on
TINS important subject and have nooubt but il will be
highly interesting to ali in the U. s. who anxious for
inc abolition oil slavery and who but be panied
mat their Tree country SHOULD be dgaced by its pre-
sence.
LONDON AND PARIS PApERs.-we wero not igno.
rant when we penned an article recently Boston peri
odicais OF the difference between London and Boston pa
pers; and had Intended to add short explanations which
the Atlas has in some tegree mado unnecessary Abou,
one fourth of the whole number published in England W
may here observe, are published in London in Eng aud
about z2O; III Scotland and Ireland about half many
The circulation OF some OF the London papers is i'm
mense Ihis indeed, might be inferred from the fact
IN" Times poling in 1922 fer instance duty OF esd 53S
Tor stamps The Morning Chronicle establishment paid
I3Sooo, aud the Herald GS30 600. The subscription TO
the morning papers is believe about $50 and vet
they have such list that the copyright OF Times has
been rated at fl20 600 and is said that share
nave divided aproh OF fifth part OF this per
FROM S4oO0 10 $1,000 are paid for editing Then there
are from ten TO fourteen regular reporters, at salaries
from our 10 six guneas per week, each from thirty To
competitors in the printing office; two
reauefs VINO correct the proofs as they from the
compositors; reading boy, whose duty is road the
copy aloud, whilst the reader makes his correc upon
the proof; printer; and number of and boys
tend 10 the printing machine and TO take off the papers
they fall from the cylinders publisher and sub publish
ei; two or more clerks in the Office advertise
nens and keep the accounts; porter. number Of
rand boys &c. The whole weekly expense il in fact not
Tar from 1000 The activity of the reporters is asonsh
ing. They arc mostly well educated men, end often
awstudens One of them will supply from notes of an
hour two or three columns of close print The troops
sent by Canning to Spain in 1926, ndod by re-
porters; and the Globe at the period, regularly
poyed couIiers from Paris =
The French papers are not complete the London
but some OF them have extensive lists. The Jour
nal dds Debas has circulated 900 copies has pre-
sent about half that number oil subscribers; the Journal
du Commerce, 600, the Gazette dc France 1000: the
Constitutional, nearly 10000 The average however
the subscription list of the Paris papers not much
1900
We borrow these details American Cyclonu, nm,
other authorities which be relied Journal
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= N observation-disclosures Chesterfield coun-
"a ty Court, August 18th, 1885,
Tabha McGary, Beverly McGary, and MsekHess Nc
Gary, PLAINTIFF
against
Henry Cheatham and Lawson p. Forsee, administrators
oil Thomas d. McGary, deceased, Joseph McGary, Har-
din McGary, Susan McGary, Mary McGary, Henry Me-
Gary, and Zacharah McGay the three last Of whom are
infants, Defendants.
The defendants, Joseph McGary, Hardin McCary, and
Susan McGay not having entered their appearances and
given security according to the act of Assembly and the
rules oil this Court and appearing the satisfaction Of
the court that they not inhabitants of this Common
wealth. on the motion OF the plaintiffs, it is ordered that
the said deiendantsdo appear here before the second
Monday In November next and answer the bill of tho
plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper printed in the city Richmond
Tor eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY and another copy posted at
the front door Of the courthouse OF this county.
Copy. Teste, L.. NUNNALLY, d. C.
august 20 30-w8w
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"A DOLLARS REWARD-Leit nv Factory on
W Monday the 10th inst, of my servants nam
ed Wtihdm James-he is muatto boy about Is years
oil age very likely, and when spoken talks fast and
s'ammers, lie was in my garden Sunday last,
and probably may be skuIkng in that neighborhood He
has relations in Williamsburg, where he may have endea
vored TO get The above reward and other expenses will
be paid his being delivered to me in Richmond Mas
tiers ovessss and others cautioned against receiving
him. DAVID RARCIAV
June 25. f4Ms,e
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VIE Fall Races for 1885, over the Winer6ed course
- (CheserheldD will commence on Wednesday the
ih day oil September next, and continue three DAYS
First Day--A sweepstake for colts and FLIES. mile
heats, still open. '
Second Day.-The Projectors Purse with $50, mile
heats, entrance So. ~
Third Day.-The Jockey Club Purse, worth 500 2
milo heats; entrance $40.
ne course shall be in excellent ORDER and the Pro.
prieor well provided with all the requisites TO su,nlv
his visitors. G. b. wOOLDRIGE, Propriefoy'
Chesterfield Coal Mines, August H. 1888. 20-w1ss
~ UNAWAY IN JAlL.-Was committed to the Jail
:. " OF Hanover county runaway the 10Th day Of
hp 'ast negro boy named PERRY, who says he was hi
req ihe present by Richard H. Payne OF Henrico
ana mat he belongs to the estate Of Francis Tberlske
dec a. oil whom Granville Tmberake the admir- The said
BOY Is about hiieen sixteen years old is bright mu
Iao, has scar on the under part OF the right jaw occs-
soheu oy The cut OF switch and another The front of
MS ie leg bad when committed home-spun round
ABOUT and panaloons and old velvet vest The owner
requested come forward prove his property pay Jail
ices, ana take him awsy--oherwise he will be dealt with
as the law directs. LANEY JONES' D. S. for
July is. 2o%wiSw ~
IN RY-V1RGIN1A-At A Circuit sumo
n or Court Of Law and Cbancery held for Prince Ed
1888: W y opus
Elizabeth Hawkins Vincent Phillips and Harriet his
wife, plaintiffs
against
Temple Lipsconbe and Elizabeth his wife. MARI r.
Jefress Francis G. Barnes and Nancy his wife, John
Hawkins, Richard VI. Burke and Francis his wife WIN
II. Hawkins, and Paulina Hawkins by Richd. H. Burke
her special guardian, Defendants
The parties interested are notified that on TUESDAY The
18th day Of September next 10 O'Clock will attend At
my oihce, at Prince Edward Court House, Virginia 10
estate OF Benjamin Hawkins deceased where thew are
respectfully requested to attend with all necessary vouch
crs an VIM BERKELEY, Commissioner
Su'y SV 2-w4w
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oFFlcIAL-The Convention between the u States
ana me king OF the two Sicies concluded at Naples on
,he IAN oil October 1892 having been ratified by the two
Pares the affiliations Of the same were duly exchanp
ed IN that capital by Mr. Auguste Davezac on the Dart
OIL me United States, and the Prince OF Casaro ON the
part oil the King Of the Sices on the 9Th of June in
the present year Globe "
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August 9Th. 1888. y '''""s asr WI, acc ..
NsURS. PoRTERS SEMTNARY.-The Seventh See.
lYm sion Of Mrs. Porers Seminary Tor Young adias

Fa9 RS. POkTER'S SEMINARY. Seventh Ses-
1Ym sion oil Mrs Poriers Seminary for Young Ladies
viii commence on the ninth of September.
Mrs Porter gratefully acknowledges the steady patro
nsge oil the early friends OF her Institutions and the conf
dence evidenced by The increased number of pupils en-
courdges her TO the that every
necessary 10 the attainment OF liberal education founded
on strict adherence moral and religious oigato
Will continue to distinguish her efforts for the instruction
nifty.
Board and and Tuition all the branches of English in
srcon one hundred and fifty dollars per year Of forty
eight weeks, payable quarterly in advance.
Tuition for day scholars according TO the class in which
they rank from four 10 eight dollars per term of twelve
weeks.
Music on Piano, Harp and Guitar SIS 90
Drawing, Landscape and Flower Painting in
Wax Work, Transferring, Shell Work and
Chinese do. m
Felvet Raining, in oil and water colors' 8 90
Latin, French, Italian and Spanish, each 90
Lectures on Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and As
tronomy illustrated by various experiments.
Each Boarder must be provided with single hair mat
tress, bed and bedstead beddino ver
tumbler, table and tea spoon uniform worm of blue
gDgham during the week, and Sunday white dress
with blue belt bonnet, with blue ribbons In ann
mer, and crimson in winter
Mrs Porter invites the personal attendance of all Who
wish information upon The course OF instruction dsci-
pine pnrsed in this Institution; and those whose remote
residence prohibits this inspection, Information will be ac
corded in printed form application 10 the Seminary
corner OF Duke and Washington Streets Alexandria
Refer TO Rev. Ruel Keith, Theological Seminary Va,
Rev. Edward Lpptt, do. Rev. G. Mann Alexsndria
John Roberts, ESQ., do; Bernard Hooe, do A. c. Gaze
move s. Co.. do w. Fowle, do. | p. Thompson do
T Fairfax, do; Edgar Snowden, do. r. b. Mason. do
j. l.. McKenna, do; Benjamin Haowell, do. Hon>Leyi
Woodbury., Secretary OF the Navy, Washington, d. C.:
Commodore Rodgers, Navy Commissioner DO; Ccmmo,
doe Charles Morris, do; Col Bomlord do; Gales Sea-
ton do; Hon. Daniel Webster, Massachusetts,; Rev VIM
jackson, New York Gen George Rust, Virginia; Henry
Turner, Virginia; Dr. Il. Baldwin, Winchester, va
Aug D. 27wt9lhS.
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NU OST DESIRlBLE PROPERIY-A healthy. va
lHH lnahle and heannI esaie fnr aaIo Liz o.. liz

KUOST Desirable PROPERIY.--A healthy va
I'VE uable and beautiful estate for SALE lying on the
than half o.: which is first and second low grounds
mostly fertile; the balance highly improbable, being re-
markaby kind to the production OF clover other grass
and the operation Of paisIer $40 under rota
ton, nearly onehird OF which is heavily set ia clover
timothy, aud herds grass which The effect Of plaster
used this spring, Is slrikngly visible The buildings arp
a dwelling house Of brick, built within years with
rooms handsomely fnhed, and excellent cellars; every
necessary Office, ce-house, and well Of superior water
yard and garden, large and well enclosed The farm
houses Of good and spacious barn. with new end
improved thresbng machine attached, establishment for
manager, uncomnony good and abundance Of for
securing aage quantity oprovender tobacco, for which
they were erected. Reerto Bernard Peyion or Temple
Gwabmey. Esquies, Richmond.
July 20 22-w6w
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Messrs. William G. Ouerton, and Samuel Ouerton.
and Mrs elizabeth L. Booker, soido,o and relict Of
Pdrham Booker, deceased formerly Elisabeth L.
Operton:
TEVAKE notice, that shall take the dispositions of Ber
Burion Allen Jeter, sr Rodophil Jeer, James isman.
William T. Eggleson, Thomas Pride, Austin Seay John
fownes, (M. F) and others, at Chiniquepin Church
in the county of Amelia, Tuesday the first day of Oc
ober next, commencing at 10 o'clock the morning Of
that day, and continuing from day day, until Friday the
fourth day OF the month, unless sooner finished 10
be read as evidence in suit in Chan depending in
the Circuit Superior Court of Law Chancery for the
county of Amelia, in which you plaintiffs and myself
and others defendants.
Yours &c. CHRISTOPHER FORD
Executor of Samuel Ford dee,d
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nHIo LAND AGENCY-Ar CoLUmnUs--Tbe

hHlO LAND AGENCY-Ar CoLUMpus-Tbe
~ Subscribers respectfully inform their numerous
friends IN different sections OF the United States and the
Pnbhc generally that they have opened an off ce i'm the
town OF Columbus the capital of Ohio for the purpose
oil attending to the purchase and sale Of lands the
nen' oil taxes redeemng lands sold for taxes and furnish
corning Ohio lands. ~
One the undersigned has filed the Office of Auditor
oil the Stale Tor eighteen successive years and the oet
That oil Chief Clerk in the office for
period; they therefore auer themselves that their nre
sent acquired knowledge OF the business and the IA
ches Tor extending II, will render the interest of those
who may avail themselves their services At Ie,s,
cure as II could be in any other hands -
Letters addressed TO either of US will receivs nro,o,
s"enuon. RALPH OSBORN
way 20 lo-w6m'I DEMAS ADAMS
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n University OF MARYLAND-The Lectures
y IN me Medical Department of this Institution will
commence on the last Monday Of October and continue
until the first of March. '""0
, NArHANIEL Potter, M. d. Pathology and The
Practice of Medicine. % 800 VIC
RICHARD WILMor HALL, NJ. d. Obstetrics and
the Diseases of Women and Children
NATHAN II. SMITH, NJ. d. Surgery
julius T. DUcATEL, M. d. CHEMISTRY and pbor
macy. '' 'N mar
r. GEDD1NGs, NJ ID. Anatomy and Physiology
hoBLEY DUNGLIsoN, NJ. ID. Maefia Medica The
faPeuucs, Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence
Clinical Lectures will be given at the Baltimore mfr
Surgery. ~
Candidates for the Degree of Doctor of Medicine are re-
CURED TO attend two full courses of the Lectures of each
professor In this institution, having attended one full
course In some other respectable school where the same
branches are taught a second in this Those students
however who have already attended course of Lectures
in the University OF Maryland will be allowed the prvi
ege oil graduation under the former regulations THE
Matriculation Fee has been abolished
+. GEDDINGS, M d., Dean
Daih"iVie, iVl jury, 1883. 24-1awtNov.
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CoLUMBiA, Cren) July 2G.
ssARLY CoTToN.--A gentleman OF this county in.
'1fn' ~, 'hti bowl Of Cotton was picked out Of hi.
psntN1 toi pie growing efop) on ihe 18Th instant An
si'iy oe-ipii cctfsinly. though d small one. Prom
N1ssn gPNardnees we are authorized predict Gne
'of' anu s' unusually carly opening OF The cotton.
:. q 's@regNy SHIRT pGssoGe.--Ihc London packet
~ " 100 Nar homas Bduop, sailed from Ibis port
- VIZ lV' June ard arrived IN ST. Cshsfhes Dock on
we zyn o. u'e same henlh being only eighteen days
TOD oock 70 dock This the shortest trip ever made 10
LiyerpooI-.T. Y Standard ' :"
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hR. w J. EPPES, having located himself :, hi. no.
~ theirs, in the county Of Buckingham respectfully
lenders his professional services 10 the public.
Augusta. 2s,f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
EDUCATION.

DATRONlZED by some Of the most m.
spectacle citizens OF Harpers-Fery. the
subscriber (late professor In one Of the f;r,,
colleges IN the Union) wishes 60 inform pa.
rents and guardians, DESTROYS of having thei,
children, or those under their charge. care.
'uiiy aad properly educated, that he intends
when sufficient number Of subscribers .h.,
have been collected, to open a semin,rx -
which all the most useful and imnor;,n,
branches OF learning will be taught.
u . confidently hoped, from several wear.
experience which the subscriber has had
IN teaching in the various departments OF NO.
NE learning, that he will be found fully com.
Petent to this arduous undertaking.
The strongest and most satisfactory recon-.
mendations can be given from learned profcs-
sors and private gentlemen, As to his compe.
tency for the education Of youth.
His course Of instruction will comprise the
English, Latin, Greek and French langnapes
History, Geography, tho uso Of the Globes
neiiesLeures, Mathematical, and Moral and
Natural Philosophy.
departments will be regularly exercised =
Composition and Defamation.
As the subscriber will be wholly devoted IN
the care Of tho Institution, subscribers NAV
rest assured that he win leave no effort nm.
Tried 20 promote his scholars advancement
and that Wills he viii DO most assiduou. and
untiring in his zeal for their improveme in
literature, no care or vigilance shall be want
ing IN steadily watching over their conduct
and morals.
6IReference, rs to qualifications, &C.. 10
De made to DIR. Samuel ScolIay, Midileway.
Jefferson county, and to the Rev. MIR. GiIdea
and DIR. Marmion, Of This place.
Application TO be made at MIR. Fitzsimmoas'
ho.ei, 10 JOHN JOS. HICKEY.
HaFpers-Ferry, Feb. Z, I533.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
OFFICE or THE
baltimore and Ohio R1UI
Road COAaD~mw.

JANUARY 9TH, 1893.
~ order to extend the benefits Of this work
. and 10 afford the public every advantage
OF which is susceptible, the President and
DIRECTOR Of the Company, have this dsy re-
duced the Toll and Transportation westw ard
y, on the aforementioned articles; and until
further notice, the rates cbarscabIe on the
said articles will be as follows, viz; on Plas
Ter OF Par's, not ground, three cents per ton
per nile, being at the rate Of one dollar and
eighty cents per ton, from Baltimore 10 the
depot In the city Of Frederick; and two dol
lars per ton from Baltimore 10 the Point OF
Rocks.
On Salt IN sacks, and Sailed Fish in bar
reis, four cents per ton per mile.
W. WOODYILLE,
'9udiioT & Sup. TTsnsportafioa,
- %. 4 o. X. r. Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

SR-You being n non-resident o.
~ this Commonwealth, are hereby re-
sPectiuily notified, that on the 9Th day Of
March next, between sunrise and sunset o,
the same, at Beckham's Hotel, ia the town
OF ChAriestown, jefferson county, Virginia,
snaii proceed to take the deposition OF James
s'ubbieheld, to be read as evidence in chan
Gerry cause now depending IN the Circuit STU
Pcrior Court OF Law and Chancery for the
county OF Jefferson, in which ] am plaintiff
and you and others are defendants.
p. S.-If. from accident or other eause
said deposition shall not lee taken on said am
day Of March next, in that event. the same
VII be taken on the 9th Of said month. be.
tween the same hours.
Respectfully,
JOHN FRAME, .adu'r
II JotsHssRd Bsekhaul, deeeassd.
February z, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
Pocket EBOoE Lost.

A-9osI, on Friday the LET instant, on tie
road lTading from kerney's Tavern 10 sben-
herdstovn, plain eslf-skin POCKET BOOK
containing ten dollar note-b.lieved 10 h.
on The valley Bank--ahd many papsrs Of Va.
lus 70 the subscriber.
A reward Of so will be given % the 6nde,
for The delivery of the book aud its eoo,.nt.
10 the subscriber, near Kerney's tavern.
MINOR HURST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

Vktssvs ySs~ tks Rsa---Ws under,t.ud.
says the Richmond Coupilsr, that In q few
days. Black Hawk, the Prvyhss. and ths Other
Indian frisossrs, taken 81 Gen. Scott, are
expected to arrive II Fortrcss Monroe, Ipcar
Norfolk to remain thsrs - hostages Cor their
Tribe. Their location upon the seaboar,i i
ss,d 10 b. preferred By the government-for
ths consideration, among Others, that they
may De perr,issed TO be prisoners moro st
largo; Cor, IL they were to attempt 70 make
their escape, they would soon be recognized
and sPpreheaded In passing through The coun-
Try TO the West They will BE- objects Of
much curiosity at Old Point.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

La relation 70 the settlement Of the Georgia con-
rovsr,y With the general sovernment. upon che
subject Of the Imprisosed missionaries, we may
claim the spirit Of propArey--,hoash .prophe,,
receive but little honor in their own country -
During the month of April last. We undertook to
tell our readers hsv the matter voaid be seuiesi,
and ve nov quote the paragraph TO show that ve
can sometimes anticipate the course Of events.
Much interest 10 frit rs to the probable ;.,ue
os what 70 called the Georgia qucstioa Our o.n
opinion -, that the nisssories will be rarsoned
by Georgia before the November election, aud
whilst that St.tc will sill mar,an her doctrine,
ot s'tereynty, the President will he spared the
necessary OF or'irr'ng out the posse cornifasns "a
eufsrcs the mandate Of the Supreme Court AVE-
shall see."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

v,,, ALENASDaiA, Txn. q
price Of Flour from wagons w.. as zinc ~ ~
verr taken oa Thursday 81 S O6 and As i2i.-
Yesterday some lots might have bcen .oId n,
- is3, bu, holders are not generally di.po.e,l
tn sell II 20 iov price.
BALTIMORE, vxu. Q.
fLoUR.-The wagon price Of Flour !, IS 50
per bbi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

F@y sc@0e thoss 0sccst ase.
III viioSE who know themssIves indebted
- TO the old firms q Lane O. Towper, ssj
Towner = Harris, are requested % make pay
mens a. early ~ possible, ~ the husinesa ol
each OF those concerns must be brought 70 Z
speedy close. The extreme length Of tina
mat many Of these debts have been due,
woaid ut any rate make it necessary that
they should DO paid. There 10 seed time
and harsess-and IL wo fail 20 rep In due
season, slser having pot out . crop, the ope-
rauons OF the merchant. as we'll rs the farmer,
mus. De retarded. therefore expect 20 reap
Of the crops put out by Lane & Tovner as
Tar back N ls23 and ls2a, and by Towpcr
& Harris in 1923 and lS39. Those concern
ed will consult their own interests BY attend
ing to this notice in season.
b. r. TOwNER.
shepherdstown, Feb. \ 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

The srpoansme.t Of Mr.. Lssou, % Comu;.-
s'oaer 10 South CasO'iaa. 10 N event tss q oose
e''nees his high ssasdiog With the LexiLssure.
aad degree of political Eber.li,y On the part Of
memsers, not iess honorable 10 Themselves thsn
to him Mr. Liyh r~sed aydina Cessera, Jacl-
son, al tie LATE I'residssaai election. who would
have thought that . s;n of % damnlsg . eh.rae-
ssr voa'i have bsea 20 'peeiily fosyiv.sl "f'Ha.
cifia nsn ksssises."
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Purchasers ae she S0Ies

~ ABE IN May last, By Abraham IIsil..
I'VE bOEeF snd Daniel iisdlsbower, are IN.
formed, that the bonds payable 20 Danirl
licmebovsr, viii BE- due on the tlib, and
those payable 70 Ahrahasn IIedieboweF, sill
be due on The 18th u the prescott month, (Fe-
oruary,l and ere placed la The hsnds of 10.
sePh u Daughcrty for eoiieetion, with h.
siruetiona 60 institute suits on al! which shall
not be punctually paid.
February Z, Is31
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
PMbIie S0Fe.

WI.L be sold, on Friday the 9Th day
of February next, al the subscriber
residence about 4 miles east Of & harlestown.
aVar'eiy Of personal property, amongst which
horses, Hogs, and Horned Cattle,
E4RHING UTENSILS,
Clover and Flax seed, &c. &c.
credit until the LET ~ APstl next, will BE-
gwen on al sums over FIVE dollars, the pur-
chaser giving bond and approved security ;
sums under Eve dollsrs. cash. sale 20 com.
nience shout 10 o'clock.
HENRY T. NJ. BRIsCoE.
Jan. %, ls39.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

Rf virtue Of deed OF trust executed on
~ the gid day Of October, 1890, by Tho
mas Copeland, 10 secure the payment Of n
sum OF money due from him 10 Samuel Glib
son, shall, on Saturday the 23d day Of Fe-
6ruary, Gnstant,) at the house Of said Cope
land, proceed TO sell, at public auction, for
cash, quantity OF
household n Kitchen Far
atfMre,
Such rs Beds, Bedding. Bureaus, sc. &c. and
many other articles Of personal property, 10
SAID deed named. Sale to commence =, n
O'Clock, A. NJ.
GERARD d. WAGER,
Feb. ., 1893. TLr.,.,''