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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
For The j"giria Free Press.

For Mc Jsrgffia Free Press.
DEATH.
Extract OF letter FROM Gen. W. Smith. con-
nirrn,ng the report Of the death Of Capt. DANIEL
HILL, OF Shepherdstown, Va.
1T isto me source Of real grief and affection.
thai must confirm the report of the death of that
worthy and excellent young man, Capt. DasIII
fhLii and cannot but unite with his affiirsed
connections, In dcploring the loss OF one. Who.
having been raised TO his profession In NV en-
pioyment had eviuccd many valuable aualiti. rs
to have secured my entire eonfisIene.. sud TyavI
lie died at HAVANA, istl, Octobcr. M. ,I;sr... =.
was, as described, fever on the brain. 4 ,rul,
lament and depiore the los II one so rcneyalI,
esteemed, and who bid so fair 10 have bseosoe ~,
ornament 20 his profession, and credit To has t.
miIy.
u win be some consolation 20 his s,,r,i,i,s
TRENDS to know, that he experienced tic kius.si
possible attention aud Every possible aid slntiDg
his illness that skill and experience could be
ana t's< his remains were in,errrsI In the Prntes-
tani bury Tag ground, near iIavaIna attended With
essE possible marx Of respect, and pi-ee'l along
ShaIer, Who died there last Spring"
When stunned by ell. the wicked die.
NO tes,r Is she'd, we miss them not,
Wrapt ~ obiIsion's shroud they lie
u lac base deserve 10 be forgot.
Bot When o'ercomc by 'wheIming fate.
The worthy sink into the grave,
hear deeds 81 virtue all relate,--
All JON their memory 10 save.
Shall then no tributary line
Adorr this young mans caily tomb,
No Offering due II friend,hip's shrine.
I.@ment his melancholy dom
Whose br"nst no scifsh motive know.
whose heart With gratitude o',rilown,I
Through life friend a. warm anil tr,l.
Is cscr With asiertiou glow,d,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
Watch HfoIeY.

WILL give a reward Of so Tor the reco-
n very OF foe gold chased Lever watch.
with cable guard cham, Gne gold seals, cham
and slide, which was stolen from my house
IN April last. wiil also give an additional
reward Of $50 for the apprehension and con +.
rietiOn of the thief The watch Is of small
size, snd was made by Jo. Johnson, No. Cos
W sfch Makers generally will do a favor by
keeping a look ont Tor d ard SOY inforrna-
ton wili be thankfully received bs
WM. CLEVELAND.
CharlestoWn, Nov. -, 1888
G-r III National Intel ,raosf 70 ~ aHisuifef
orr dlflr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
CASH.
OEEAI.I.,
Edge Tools, SC.

HAVE received from Johnson, Price & Co.
n an assortment Of Edge Tools OF my soiec-
tIon, OF superior quality, viz: Pitching,
Broad and Board AXES-Chiseis, Drawing
knives; Plastercrs' and Carpcnters' IIatchets.
Hand Axes, &c. &c.
have also few OF Johnson & Melhorn's
superior BRASS EIGHT-DAY Ox.OOTpe
with carved Mahogany cases, warranted.
Also, few Of the most approved COOK
ING STOVES; all OF which will sell low for
cash or good paper that Is due.
THOMAS RAWLINS.
Chariestown, Nov. %. 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
Ercr,IHores NnIc.

AN III be offered. ct public auction. at
w the late residence Of Jahn Nis~ amer.
deed, ncsr HarP,ts-Fcrry. 90 Sa,urday tlE All,
DAY ot December next, the following Property
One Plantation UagOn,
One TOAD do.
Horses. CnIfle, Sheep and Hogs,
Oas pair Bsiious--one .7npK
And good variety 81 otl,rT atti,ics
credit Of nine mouths iih bond and an
proved security ~li be- allowed on al purchases
~ = and upwsids. FOr less sums. the essl, Will
BE- required. The saic a. catninenre A n o'rIoeL
T. ~ SAMUEL sIRlDER, Extor
~ Joan .NisieannsT, dee a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

The Providence Patriot publishes
our account of the iron crop in Ohio.
and seems to think we didn't tell
enough OF the story. He says they used
TO have cream ponds in that State,
swectened with Muscavado, and that
the margin was covered with trees
iuiI oil apple dumplings. We don't be.
lieve it. TN;y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

a. The Rev. GGoReE W. lIuMrnusrs viii
deliver funeral discourse, in reference tn
Use deeease OF the Rev. srILr Brsx, in tho
Methodist Church at smiibGeld. on sunday
tho LIST day of December neat, at I 1 o'clock.
a. y. NOV. y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
N'OTECE.

a IL persons indebted 10 the estate Of ia
IN cob Holmes, decd, either by note or
open account, are requested to come forward
aud make immediate payment, as I shall give
no Indulgence. II Is necessary that the af-
tairs OF the estate be Immediately settled.
CHRISTIAN NYSWhNGER,
Nov. %, lS3J-Jt .gao,in;,fya,o,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
JEFFERSOr L.4.v.D
1T PCBLTC SIZE

AM July authorized to sell the two tracts
or parcels Of Land belonging 10 James
Fiorc and Marcus Mccormick. living in JEFF.
fcrson county, on tho main road ie aiding from
Baitleto~n to Charicstown, aud about mid
way between the two places, near tho mill
now occupied by John Clawsou, aud adioiu-
ing the lands Of Thomas Grigss, jr., Thornton
Washington, and Others. These tracts of
land contain altogcther about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
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sPRiNGFiELD, MASS. NOV. 10.
The Somnambulist in this town. of
whose extraordinary character mention
has lately been made, continues TO at
Nact the attention Of our citizens by
acts unexampled in the history OF such
persons. The girl lives in one of the
most respectable families in town, and,
Incredible as some Of her acts appear,
they can be attested by many Of our
respectable citizens who have witness.
ell them. The most astonishing Of her
acts when asleep. aud which is contra.
~ to the philosophy Of nature, is that
Of reading with her eyes shut and ban.
1sged. To prove this, gentleman on
wednesday evening, took with him a
new book, wrote her name with a pen
cal on the first blank leaf. and Then
gave her the book in room so dark
that he could not read. She openedit
az the ilrst leaf. and immediately asked
why hcr name was written in that book.
as Il was not hers. Another gentle.
man presented a card. with hrs name
tdirectly before it, which she read AZ
once IL Is too much. perhaps, to be.
ieye that she reads by supernatural
powers. or with the organs Of vision
entirely obSiructed-it is more rational
10 believe that the same cause IA de.
termination 81 blood to the head, which
physicians saw produces her disease
ana sharpens the other organs of her
ofain' memory, Wit, SC. may also ren
"er her sight much more acute and
penetrating than we can conceive Of
lew nights since. she threaded
hecnIe twice. anil made bag. viii. her
eyes apparently shot, and where there
was not sufficient light to see to thread
2 needle. It's very common thing
TOT her when asleep to tall, sing. and
10 90 her hou schnld work. a. regular
-'1 correct and follow directions, a.
"s'' Is when awake. The paroxysms
increase upon her, both in Frequency
"nu Duration. II R,pubGcma.
Curious fact in Natural HisforU -
~ lhe yard Of one Of our neiehbors Is
= Chnnh elfeT, Of the Egyptian SPECIES.
which q few Years since was entirely
.'aek' After Gen. Jackson's re- elee.
ION 10 The Presidency. he gradually
'hanged to a specified fowl, aud j. nov
p'heetly tctte. lie struts about IN
Is snowy apparel like an ultra poiifi
m WHO can turB black or white as
&c times require. and ero,o az shriRg
'' Whatever garb he is attired.
lBo.foa .gilas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
EsfrnI .X1lre.

I'D JRSJANT ~ q warrant. a. us directed,
~ W have this LAY ricwcd an csiray. siz. .
GitEb MAZE. shout seven or eight years Old
between ~ and ~ hands higi-sightiy lame
shh no particular mark s--shcvn Ia os by VII.
i'ughhy w iNn-' II tbs county snd 30 hnd the
tanie 20 b. - descrihcsi sboyc-snd ~ 10 al.
fra'sr TIC ss'i mare - the srfn ofcixhty d'iiars
t~rtibrd un'irr or hands tbs 2Th tay n No
vcinbcr, 1883. IOSEpii 3. LANE,
tit Gll NrDDNALD.
THOMAS GHiGGs
TIC owner a TIE ai1te canned sstrsy. o. re-
qa-sied - pro,e property sBd take hsf a~as.
without feisv " ~ LANE
Nov ~. 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
DIED.

In Smithheld, on Friday last. Mrs. Nanr la
Beo, widow Of the late Michael Iaboo.
On Sunday last, OF ,yphus fever. BKSy,r,x
WaHDKN, son Of the late Capt. Benjamin I,ccIer
his sg~. -
On Sunday last, MARI, daughter Of Mr. David
Heiiicbower Of this county, aged wears.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
~ HITS! MATS! CD
q. W. dLAssoow,S
Fashionable Hat Manufacture

Que door Fast Of Leaveriug 4 Rusts' Store,
liarpers-fcrry,
NV HERE hc will always be ready to ac-
w commodate customers on the most
pleasing terms lie would also inform the
public, that his assortment is better than n
has been for some time past; and his Hat.
are made up in style that canno, be surpass-
ed in any market for neatness or durability.
Persons in want Of good hats will please call
and examine for themselves. Hats OF his own
manufacturing kept in order gratis ~. b.
Hats made to order at the shortest notice.
Nov. %, ls33.-tE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
TRUST Sale.

Hf virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed and
No duly recorded on tho 10th September,
1876, by benjamin Beeler, 10 the undersign-
ed, rs trustee, To secure the payment of sum
OF money therein mentioned, To be due James
Roper, will offer at public auction, on Fri
day the 2Ith dag Of december aszi, before the
door of Delsplanc's Hotel, in Charlestown,
Tor ready money, certain piece or parcel Of
LAND,
In Jefferson county, containing about SIXTY
ACRES, part of larger tract on which said
Beeier then resided, lying on the north side
OF the road from Charlestown TO Downey's
mill, and adjoining the lands Of John Moore,
George Eichclberger, &c. The boundaries
viii be particularly shewn on the day Of sale.
THOMAS GRIGGS, Jr.
Nov. II, Is33. TIusie..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

VIE devIsees OF Jacob Bcdinger, Esq, de.
ceased, will sell al private sale, a small
l'ol OF land, lying one mile cast of Shel-
ns,'ls.own' on Potomac river. containing as
ACRES, more or less.
Also, another snail tract. nearly opposite
containing so ACRES, on the MARYLAND
SIDE Of the river, on tho Canal
Tor terms, apply 90 UILLLi.M LI'C.lS
Charlesio~n, or DANIEL MORGAN. near
Shepborlstown.
y. u. if tho above land should not be dis-
posed Of At private sale. (of which notice vii
DC gwen that IN Virginia will be sold ~ pt,l,.
lr sale on the 9Th Of December. n sben.
hord-iown ard that lying IN Maryland. on
'hs D'h December, 81 SHARP. burg
Nov. q. 1EJ8.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

III a sdCC[IDA.
WILL sell, 90 the highest bidder, 1T the
Il COURTHOUSE in CIL4RLESTOU.N:
o" -ho.ND.ff the l6th Of DECEMBER, my
FARM,
AT present in the occupancy Of James Coates.
containing 161 ACRES, more or less. Tying
I'D FREDERICK county, Va, on the main road
leading from Winchester 10 Shepherdstown,
near VIM. Stcphenson's store. About one
hall OF this tract is in pine and oak TIMBER,
well ~atered, has 80 or 30 acres of meadow
ground, and the whole soil natural TO rras,
winch make II very desirable farm for graz
ing. The fine pine and white oak timber.
renders u, also, worthy the attention OF con-
tractors on the Railroad, rs almost any quan-
uty either for saving or other purposes, will
be found convenient. TernSI One half of
the purchase money in hand, sd the residue
IN IL months-thc deferred payment 10 be
secured by deed Of trust on the land. A
general warran,ee deed will be given the pur-
chaser.
Also, at the same time, one other TRACT.
ADJOINING the above, containing lQ3 Acres.
lying on the same road, and on Opeauon
Creek. Fifty or sixty acres arc in pine and
oak timber, 20 or - acres of prime bot
TOM, on the creek, and some good meadow,
and more may be easily made. The improve
ments, good dwelling house and kitchea.
One oil the purest white sulphur springs in
virginia, Is on this tract, within o miles of
winchester and Of Smith6eld, and direc,l,
on the stage road. This spring is much re-
sorted TO, and would be much more so. if i'm
Provements were made. 1trms-One half
OF the purchase money in hand, and the ba-
lance IN twelve months--ihe purchaser giving
a deed OF trust on the premises, to secure
me deferred payment. general warrautee
deed will be made TO the pure baser.
Also, nt the same tmo, one other TRACT.
containing $50 Acres, lying in Jefferson coun-
~, on the road leading from tho White House
To Locks Ford, on to Montgomery tavern.
and within or hundred yards Of the con.
temPlated Rail Road, -ad Joining the land
"hereon William Riley resides the line com
mencing at u stone In the west end Of Riley's
lane, running with the main road and RiIey's
line, aud north with the road TO Smithfield
and kiiey's line 10 John Welsh's line, thence
west with Welsh's line, thence south 10 Jor-
dams corner, which forms this tract into an
oblons square. Ono half j. clothed in fine
timber OF oak &c, and Is \ tract Of fine, rich.
level, limestone land. Tsrms-One half of
the purchase money In hand, and the residue
IN one year--ths purchaser 10 give a deed of
trust on the land, 10 sec ure The deferred pay.
mont.
The subscriber will show tho lands 20 those
wishing t0 purchase, " application be made
previous 10 the day of sale. Nv residence
Is on the main road leading from Smrth6eld
tn Winchester, about three miles from The
former place.
Nov. -, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
THE MARKETS.

,,,,-, 49, HatriNoRE, NOV. -
sLocR-Ihc wagon price il nov vcrv c,nc-
ran. :, % ALTHOUGH, portion Of the receipts has
been taken, during the week, at IS 6s}
NJ, $500, ..e-s.- ALEXANDRIA. NOV. -.
fLoCR-Thc wagon price eoatinucs steady
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
To WIFI NiGgecs.

VIE town authorities Of Chariestown
wish to contract for digging two " ellis
within the town. Persons Engaged in that
business, can obtain further inform. alton ON
application TO Thomas Bawlins, ESQ.,, Mayor.
or to the undersigned
MICHAEL wYSONG,
No'. Il, 1873. Recorder.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

RUBLxO SALE.
"ILL be sold, on Monday the ID day OF
w December next, at tia residence Of
the late John Buckmaster,
.M the Personal Estate
or the deceased, consisting in part, Of the fol-
lowing:
Horses, frst-rate yoke of oxen,
Cows, TAT and stock Hogs,
Wagons, Carts, Plouyhs, and other Farming
Implements,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consist
ing OF Beds, Bedding, Tables, Chairs, Sc
ALSO,
About $50 bushels Of WHEAT in Lock-,
Cbariestown mill.
TEitMS-Thc wheat, cash--on all other
articles amounting To moro than g, a credit
OF nine months will be allowed, the purcha-
ser giving note and approved security before
cash. ~
Sale TO commence early in the day.
LEONARD SADLER,
Nov II, 1913. Erseuior.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

HvHE Co-Partnership heretofore ex;.tipr
y. under the hrm Of Laicjoka, ~7aomt.oa q
Co., MAS this day dissolved by sgr-rment
JOHN lIt-rfEJOHS,
TIMOTHY n. rEKREiI.
Harrc-s-ferry, Nov. ., 1888. .es.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
S8N%2AIs HOTEL.

"A irsead to Internal Improvement, ?
IN respectfully suggest 10 gentlemen VIII,
may be engaged in contracts, &c. with N.
Rail Road Company, that they will find the
Central Hotel" in Chsrlestowb AWAY, r,a.
dy for their accommodation as yell a. that O {
the public generally; and will endeavor T.,
reciprocate the obligation, by nay best efforts
10 render their sojourn wiih nss whether
long or shorty agreeable to them.
JOSEPH DELAPLANE.
Chariestowp, Oct. -, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
NOTICE.

81 The Few Rents in the Presbyterian,
,hurch up to the first Of October last. now
9. ms'ning unpaid, viii be received hy Joscph,
L. D'usherty or Cato Moore.
Nov. ~. is3J.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
PRIME LIQUORS.

HIST Cognlas brandy,
- Common do
Good old Peach DO
Real Jsmaiea spirit,
Best Msdeira Wine, Oh and genuine, hav.
'ng received Il a. The Custom Hoo 9, 9Th
certificate.
Real old Port Wine,
l.. T.. Teucfiho do
sherry do.
For sale bv
Oci 81. I-1g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
ttstss9bse EK0sssc 0na Eoe
W Top SA1.n

I>HE underisnsd viii sell. at private sale
= ms, valuable property in smi,h6eld. long
storc-lfouso Of Mr.. Those. r;mh.r,"s
This property would suit either for \ .,o,,.
or Tor mechanical occupation, being at tho
corner wherc the two turnpike roads unite
anu IN Tho busiest part Of tho town. n "a
presumed that persons wishing To purchase
w,'' view the premises, and judge Tor the n, :
selves Terms made known, on application
10 LYDIA FRY. Er'frx
O., 49, Of Dun'ti Fry deed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
100 PRIZES OF 1.oooI
Union Canal Lottery

Class No. -, FOR lS33-To be drawn or, Sa.
turdsy. November 20, I533--6G No. Loite.
ry-l0 drawn ballots
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

The land is full sfportents which ve take no, I'M
on Us To read or interpret. In addition To the
counts ~ hurricanes and failing stars heretofore
published, We have in the annexed extract OF a
letter from the vicinity Of Hudson in this State.
the notice Of another very unusual occurrence.
w Y. .iaa~r.
. WOODBURY., near Hn1ison, .Nst..t5.
4 "a singular occurrence took place
on my farm some days ago. which has
excited good deal Of speculation a
mong all who have since visited the
spot. A beautiful and we'll grown
little wood, which you remember ON
the left Of the road as you approach the
house. containing about an acre and
half, suddenly sunk down about
thirty feet, most part Of it rpendicu
iariy, so that where not long since the
roots OF the trees were 10 all appear.
80. a-::.TT ;;@6edled, the .topma.,
branches now peep out. The wood
IS bounded by the creek, Of which the
sides and bottom are blue clay. The
land nea: the bank, from some unex
planned cause, seems to have given way
all at once, and slid into the creek ;
which by the mass thrown into IL. is SO
hiled up, that from its previous width
OF nifty feet. with m occasional depth
OF twenty, IL is reduced to a little riil
which one might easily jump across.
A strip Of land adjoining the road, Of
about thirty feet wide and Of consider.
able length, has sunk straight down,
so that where the surface was before
level. there is now perpendicula bank
oil thirty feet. The spectacle altogeth.
er .: most curious. but, as you may
imagine, presents no great improve
ment to the appearance of my farm"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
TRANsPonTArrow
On she GhSSape9ke q Ohio
CANAL.

VIE Chesapeake and Ohio Canal being
now completed aud open to Navigation
ron TINS place (kceptryst or Old Fnrnacc)
70 Georgetown, the undersigned, who have
.ons been carriers on the Potomac. beg leave
70 inform the public that they are ut present
e.sasea IN, and viii continue Transporting,
IA IA mo chesapeake and Ohio Canal, without
delay, and on the most moderate term. 20
and from the Point OF Rocks, Gcor.-,own.
and other points on the line OF the Canal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

The Captain OF vessel at Salem has
furnished the editor Of the Register
with an extract from his journal, by
which it would seem that precisely one
year previous to the late meteoric pbe.
nomenon. he witnessed a similar one
near Mocha. in the Red Sea. II would
appear. therefore, that the phenomenon
has been seen at three different pc.
RODS, and at each time on the 18th Of
November. We should like TO have
some CONFEDERATION Of the Captains
story Ball. Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

"EHWHEETHt
Washington city. ~. e.
Orders from distance Will receive tho
most prompt attention and the " Register
containing the drauinss viii he sept TO All
Who order a. shove
Nov. J, ls1J.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

Thelate phenomenon in the heavens,
seems TO have extended all over the
United States, at least so far as we
have heard from. and has produced all
sorts Of sensations. ~ might be expect.
ed. A fellow near Georgetown, d. c.
havin. just robbed a hen-roost, WAS 81
frightened by what he had no doub,
was the day Of Judgment, while carry.
ing or his booty, that he ran back and
was caught in the act ofreplacing il.
During the "ShoNcr Of Freo at
Port Carbon. Pa. woman strongly
urged her husband TO collect forty dol
lars Immediately, on a debt which was
due him, or he never would get it,-as
the DAY Of judgment had arrived. I,
would be curious to know what this old
goose proposed doing with the money,
il she really believed the final day had
ome.-IN T. Cour. 8. Eng.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
MOssc 1sd Los Tor. safe.

WILL SELL, on accommodating terms, or
l. will exchange for good pa "A
per, the HOUSE and LOT in HSFf2fn
Bolivar, lately owned by John kkk
q. Wilson. For particulars, in
my absence, enquire Of Air. John FItzs,I,,.
mons, iIsrpers-Ferry.
GERARD D. WAGER.
Nov. 81, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28
n. ~. KETZ.NEELER,
ATTORNEY AT Law.

ANlLL practice IN the superior and o..
w fsriOr Courts of i0udOun and Jenrr-
sou. The Transaction of ail business commit.
ted ." his management will be Characterised
~ lhc sirirtest attention ADD punctuality.
Tvs Office . on Aiarkei-si, Leosburg
April ~. lsJJ.-lI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

Ia, ShsOiias Stus.-caPssin Dixcy Coz the
ship susqaehannah, ai Philadelphia states
that the telling starr were seen nj the dis
lance OF 40 miles from the coast.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

PURCHASERS at the sale Of the persona.
property Of the late Thoma. Chanh.r-
lain. are hereby notified. that their rcspsett,e
obligations became due the 10Th IL oe,obfr
last Prompt payment must be made. A. M.
diligence cannot be given.
}. DAVENPORT, .lha'r.
Nov. IL, 1885
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-28

Spelling the Marriage Ceremony -
The following statement Is no Jest. bat
a positive fact. - young man, in
business in Liverpool, led his biusLins
bride TO the altar. in the Old Church
Of that town, and when the question
was asked, wilt thou love and cher.
ish,' &c. he answered rs is customary
and added. when she needed he'd
bang her, The girl Immediately stop.
ped the clergyman, and asked if'it WAS
too late TO tetract Ga being told tina,
1t was not. she turned upon her heel.
aud quietly walked out Of the church.
saying that a man who could cav
what he had said at such a moment.
.nJest, was most likely TO puthi threat
INTO execution and bads him choose
another mate.-G 1ianehesfer poper.
Mr.: Alex. M'Ciencioek, ga single
man about thirty years Of age" went
out into the woods from GAINESVILLE.
Ohio, Few days since, and sho, him,
self through the head with a musket:
he was engaged to be married in a short
Time. ". !. Courier.
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lotteries, by the package or single ticket. adj
dress
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Six Work Horses-two Colts,
Fat and Stock CATTLE,
Mich Cows-30 Sheep,
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Pioughs and Harrows, &c.
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE.
Two Ten Plate STOVES,
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lag barrels CORN,
20 acres Of Wheat in the ground,
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m the day
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