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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
Trssnk LOST.

NEW Leather Trunk IA. been I,,,
"a somewhere between Baltimore aod tbs
Pointoi Rocks, or upon the route to Wheeling
u - rather under the common SIZE. had No
'aeks, bot had bnekled on The top. by leather
straps Zone &C which bad knot tied m 90 an
old purple PLAID Cloak, with two new blank.
ei- not cut apart u - not known whether
q had any name upon u or not, but " q had
The name Nss written on . scrap of papor or
card. " contains some papers of no use 10
any one bu, the owner, snd some clothing -
Tbs truck q probably now lying IN some Of
the stage Offices or taverns between Bsit,more
and wheeling. perhaps al iIsger,towo 4
reasonable reward will be giyen Tor such ia
formation o. may lead 90 tie recovery of he
trunk Letters on the SUBJECT NAV he Ill
dressed TO the subscriber m Chafle.iowp.
sept. ~. l-Jt. JOHN GRAY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18


on Ihnr''isy The It'll instant, after fee s,v.
,iiucss. ELik. NirtLna. daughier Of MIR Ph,l.p
ii"h"'", u llsiI~fs-Fcry, ~ thu 10Th ,rat "a
h'r age The dcrcascd 49, Il such ami.i.te liz
po-'iion - 20 v'nihe love IT alt and The ,,, 49,
20" o' her seisooilnaiss csmccd by tscir NIL
~uc"ha''e ~ prOees,iOn s;Lrr fnneral
Oh SATURDAY tie Oh &C S..pten,irr. ., VY,,-r.
iord, Va hr. DiNtsL w Iaosas, iormr,I, "a
N'"'hcsirf, age'l ~ years.
Oh thc 22d uIi after = short anil sever, ,lI,,...
~h'sh ~" borc 9Th cl'risiisn req xnaton .nd Tor
ttnde, Mrs MtHstIafrE GafrHssrEafi,s anna
Dc eonspt ~ bc1rgc Chichester. Esu. of T.,tf.r
e'''"'y' -ud illr ioIngs q daughter ~ D. N.i,n.
u"c Peytyu, late of st4dofd c.,sfty. b, IA. 5-,,,
year Of her ag~.
A. iorDrto. IN Csnada m SUNDAY a.. 9iu.
uiumn, ~ Cholrra, RoHrHr Htaas. Pr,st-r
Sgd - years 90 h's beng tskos a. die bo,,,.
az 90 inicr' sins young vOtssn, o. hous b.. = Il.
s'f 70 - i's-fil,d, applied fsr pci mission Il. g.
hin'' dcelsring bee sas be- sis,er. She ~..,d.
m'ttd ard kis.sd tlir dsing vosi,l, si,e 49,, ,i
eiion i9r htm. thrrc hours .her.srsf. H..
vas brought iuto a. ssmr hospital. f,r -.,,,, ,t
el'plers, and hcr pilio~ 40, pilos a a., eoll
grave
o. FRIDAY morning. q, ~ rrsidenee a gol,-..l
llrniy stanton, NsrrOss. Long leland 49,.
Nfrtnt Msfosn dsoglter a Manor t..,--.f
Ai.N'll-l Nae9aih u ile Army. ssed "A 49,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
T1IW0bIe Property
FOR SALE.

iOh OALfs.
authority Of deed Of trust, executed
~ y TO nae by James y. Wager, bearing date
on tho 18th day Of July, ls3O. and recorded
m the Clerks Office Of the county court OF
Jefferson. ~ Virginia, made for the purpose
oi securing The payment Of = debt therein
mentioned, 20 tie Bank of the VALLEY IN Nir-
sini1, and Of InlemnIfying the ebJOrsers on =
note gwen for sad debt, will. eH Thprslsv
ihs 9h lay y O,fotsr nsxf, AZ the hotel now
occupied by iontains Beckhsm, II liarpers-
Very, ~ the county AFORESAID, proceed TO self.
% the highest bidder. II publsc suction. All.
TIE INTEREST of the said James n. WAGE
N a piece or parcel Of I.AND, containing a.
bout SIX acres. lying sdjaoent 10 the Hsrpsr,-
FERRY bridge, together with the buildings ana
apPurieuances thereto belonging
Also, al fhs inisrsa Of the sad WAGER IN
% much % The Ferry called TIarpers-Ferr,.
and 90 much q the BRIDGE ACROSS THE
POTOMAC river ~ tIarpsrs-FerFy a. lee
Sithin ihe State o. irginis- The interest o6
the safi James y. Wager. IN the sad proper
y, y az nndis ,1ed third part thereof
JOSEPH r. DAt GHERTY. TRUSTEE.
August - l-1l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
TmE CONGRESSIONAL. CANVASS.

Public attention is beginning 60 be directed TO
''c Subject OF the ensuing eonsrcs sion.i canvas,
and &C have been requested b, several gentlemen
81 The Opposition to make some suggestions n, to
t'c bese method of ssoer,aining aud conecntra,in.
the sci.tirncn,s OF ue district Various ,cn,lemcn
have been spoken ct in opposition To Col. I.rs.s,
tNhc, II is taken Tor granted, will be candidate
for re-clection.) and one has actually taken the
h,ld. A Con,cution has been proposed. to nice,
at sonc eenral point, for the purpose Of selecting
candidate and hy way OF preparation. and ill
view to ascertain the sentiments Of Jrt;r "a,
arc desired To invite PUBLIC MEETING. n,
the Court House in Charlesto~n, on the frs, da,
ol the superior Court. (ihe 10th Of October tn
choose isar delcgatcsto meet, ia General Con,,n-
ton, such as may be chosen from the other conn
ties OF the District. Pughto~u, in Frederick.
has been named as a convenient point for the
meeting Of the delegates.
n full attendance is desirable. in or,I.r ill.,, =
lar aud true expression Of the sentiments Of LIEF.
ferson may he had on tho occasion lii. imnor-
ian' that the people themselves should be heard
and that there should be no dicts,ion on the part
oil leaders, and no attempt at forcstslling public
opinion PrceoneeiVed partiali,ies and prci,,li-
ocs should bc surrendered on the altar of tl,c
general good and let thSt man be selected Who
can best reilce, the public will, aud best promote
the public ~cal-a friend TO the Constitution of
tie Union, and an unwavcring opponcu, Of E.e-
eutive uSurpllions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
FEMALE SEMINARY

: hlHiS Institution, under the direction and
- constant personal superinte ndence OF the
Rev. ALEXANDER JONES, aud occupyins
the spacious aud cOmmodious rooms Of The Sc
coma story OF the Charlesiown Ac ademy will
commence its yearly session, or schoia ,tick
year, on Monday the 29th Of September inst
female assistant will be obtained for the
session, and should the school DC sufficiently
patronized, gentleman will be employed; the
rooms ana their appendages will DC put IN
handsome repair, and lso rendered ever, WAY
Icomiortable during the winter; an appropri.
ale and well selected Library will be opened
10 the use of its scholars, and II is intended Ia
procure an efficient school appa ratus, " dbout
The AID OF which, some sciences, asGtorya,bu
'ffronomv, Natural History, aud ThiIosspbg.
cannot be thoroughly or satisfactorily taught.
u - for the interest Of the community of
The town and vicinity 20 sustain such an In
s,tution, and Il - the earnest i.h aud design
OF she Principal; for the good Of the rising
generation, n. well as for has own adyautave
To render II Female Seminary IN ever, re-
speet useful aud merftofious. n Is believed
mat AZ The present timr, Il affords. with le,,
than hall The expense. all tic substantial aL-
'ahiages TO be attained at more distant and
much more expensive school. and n a.. r,n-
hdent1 hoped. that parent. and guardian.
MAJ >Snd their chlldrun AID " ardshrre. viii
we assured expectation. that no Impression
will be received by theyput what - ent,rcI,
on The side of sound !eaitaHs, aud virtue. and
religion.
mere "dl DC a. least tao examinations
during the year and the friend. Of the pup,l.
arc invited 10 call a. al times. to ot,err,
'heir improvement, and the regulations and
c9nVenienees of the est1blishmcnt
The terms are 80 for the yearly session
OF Jo1iH Jour 'rssks language. $50 thosr
sending four scholars viii be charged Tor on.
" three. Terms for board (exclu,ve Of
"ashihg) 500 tie school year Produce
viii be received m payment Cor board. In
less by special understanding previously.
none vii be received either a. scholars or
Ooarders Tor less ibsu the ysmiy Woioa
ihesc terms vii Toe uniformly The same.
and' ~ justice 70 ail,.no private bargains can
be made with any one.
Sept. l. i-.tt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
HEAVY CALAMITY.

"eare distressed to hear Of the serious ealami-
y which has befsiien our worthy fellow citizen
J"sErH MeMrRHAS, Esq. On Friday last, about
"d-tlay, his fine large barn. near sLepI,cr,Iso~n,
containing. - We understand, about 500 busl,ei,
Of wheat. aud quantity Of rye, oats, &e. was to-
tally eonsumedby fire. The cause q ll,c eaiami-
~ e'nno' be aseertsined, though ii is eonjcetured
that It vas oeeasiOned by the usdding Il = gun
hrcd near the barn. This practice of firing gun.
near bsrn-ysr'i'. ia dry weather. Is highly reprrl
hrnsibIe. and should he made an ofcnee the
lavA
Mr.. MeMurrsn's loss, ve learn, will no, b,
short &C s5so.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
VERMONT ELECTION

The Boston advocate gives returns from
~ towns, IN which the aggregate vote i, a,
follows Palmer, (anti-masonic) 3OIo; sew
mour, (Whig) 2j27 Bradley, (Jackson) ~.
In Tie same towns, at the Governors cleo
uon' Two years ago, the strength Of parties.
as dedicated by the vote for that officer, were
As IoIo"s Anti-Masonic, 276l Wing, 1910;
Jackson, lass.
Fer CongTss.-Returns have been receix.
ed from 81 towns in the 18th District. which
give Allen, (Whigl 23S2; Van Ness JACK.
sop) l'21; Smith, (Anti) 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
OUR IMPROVEMENTS

IL has been subject Of surprise to many. that.
notwithstanding the aeknov dgcd pressure Of the
times. the value Of Land in Jeffcrson has be,,,
very little IL at all. depressed This ma, he cast.
iy accounted for according to our view of affairs
Tor two reasons FIRST, those who have good homes.
Know the value Of them, aud secondly, the fAcil,-
ties OF transportation have been so mucI, increased
during the last year, that the difference in the
price OF barrel Of -four is nearly made I'm IN The
farmer by dminu,ion in the cost Of getting il to
market Attl,is period Of the season, las, wear i,
cost from IS cents TO $500 TO get barrel of flour
from Harpers-Ferry to the Georgetown marke,
and si.oo TO Baltimore, by the oil plan OF waron-
ing. Now, since the Canal has been ot eneI IN
the Point of Rocks, it only eoas ;, cent, ,,cr
barrel from Iiarpers-Fcrry to B.,timorc. aud .,
cents 10 ''corsetowh- Here, then, il a clear sa-
wing, after dedueting the expense Of wagoninv TO
HArpers-fcrry, OF Go cents barrel on The ear
rage to baltimore, and not less than co een,s On
the carriage TO Georgetown. This-taking the
io~ed sum as the eritorioa-slioHs saving of 1 .
cents on every bushel Of wheat. Suppose. then
the farmer averages 81 bushels on each srre. and
that can generally be done on good land, with pro-
per iar'ninS,) we find saving, on the price Of
getting Il to market, Of not less than So 10 on the
proceeds Of an acre. The renting pricr Of good
cleared land, is 81 per acre. Thus, IL is evident
that tie value Of our farms las been increased,
irs'ead Of being diminished, as had been predict
cd by tlie opPoncn,s Of improvement, The time
saved IS another importan, i,crn--snd time. every
body knows, j. money. These practical .ests are
worth all the theories in the world.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
AN ORDINANCE


'PrrtrTf SdhoitHy, rdtid pacin,r and f-a,,i,, f,
y h'Lses' &C. "a The streets Of CharE~-lg.-,,.
ana Jo, 'f'cr r." posss, PGsscIHe IIM ,k.V Of
he az enacted BY the Trustee, Of Chari,,,o,cn.
mat 81 any person shall hereafter gallon a
horse, mare, or gelding, mule or Jack as IN
any oil the streets or alleys Of Charlie .town .
or SHAH trot or pace horse, mare or geIding
mule or jack ass, with such Unusual rapid,ty
10 any OF The streets or alleys of said town. a,
may encanser the persons Of the inhabitants
" safi town, every person so Offending. If
Hec' shaII incur fine Of - ~ for every
such offence, 10 be recovered with costs on
complaint, before the Mayor or Recorder of
said town, or before any Justice of the Peac.
OF the county OF Jefferson. And if such Of.
lender be slave, then, unless the owner of
sueh slave, or some other person, will nav
shoh me and costs, such slave shall. by or
der oil the Mayor or Recorder, or Justice as
aforesaid, giving judgment for such fine and
costs, receive such number Of lasbes. a. the
SAID Mayor or Recorder, or Justice, shall adj
Judge not exceeding fifteen, on his or her
bare back.
ina DC hJWihsr tnaied, That like fine of
% shall be imposed upon any person who
shali ride upon any Of the side walk. OF said
'o"n, 10 tie recovered as aforesaid
lad ne further enacted and declared. That
all hines collected by force Of this ordnance.
snaI he applied TO the use Of said town of
Charlestown.
inns ordinance shall commence and be in
iorce from and after its passage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
Cosllni..ioncr,. Sale.

''riure OF a decree of the Circuit SUI
~ perior Court OF Law aac ChanccFy Cor
Frederick county, dated on the llth day OF
June, 1884, the undersigned, 4 eomn,issioner
appointed for that purpose, vii offer for sale.
before The Court House in Charlie stown, on
Friday hs lOh day Of Octob,r nerf. court
dayJ Piece or Parcel OF Land. IN Jefier-
son county allotted TO Nimrod McEndree, ad-
Joining the lands OF Heroine l.. opic aud o.
lhers, aud containing II acres, in wood
Terms One third OF the purchase money 10
bc paid down, and the balance in two equal
payments, uoon \ credit of nine and eishtee n
months. Bonds, with a deed of trust TO secare
the deferred pay men,s, will be required.
JOHN X. FLAGG,
Special CoRla.issi0nsr
Sept. Il, is3i-t,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

:. 81 The Rev. ;. TrsroS ~iii preach In tn.
IL o'clock.
:. 81 The synod of Virginia will meet ip tho
Presbyterian thurrh ia Chari.,to~n. ON ,h, VA
oi neat n'onih. tOvtobcr, At N O'Clock, ut hi.l,
time aud place >crmon all be- pr-aeh.,i D., the
"~'' Mr. WiIsos, OF Frederick sLurg.
81 Religious services may he expected in
the Episcopal Church in this place, two d,y.
preceding the Sabbath on the 2Ist inst. oo
which day the sacrament Of the Lord, sup.
per will bc administered. aud the usual col.
lection taken. Some OF the ncighbourinr
Episcopal elergymen will be present.
Sept. IL, 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

Several Of the Tennessee papers arc pressing
ue claims Of Judge lircH l.. WHITE, now a Sc
ha'or from that state, n candidate for the Pre-
'deney This looks as if Nan buren, stock VA,
low in fllat quarter. The President !. in there
a'ou's now and will soon set the disacctcd right
"po" that point. Van is his darling, and he can
not think OF any one else in,ruding upon the line
oil succession long since arranged. Judge White
VII have to back ou,. And the presses making
The demonstration will fud plausible reasons for
dropping him. ready n, hand, whenever the COM
mand is given them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

osT, on Tuesday last, a red caIf-.kin
- Pocket Book. containing $40, one note
OF ten and two Of five. Of the valley Bank
and several due bills and accounts. The sub
scribcr's name Is written on one Of the leave
OF tho Book. Ten dollars reward will be
gwen Tor the recovery Of the pocket book
sHd contents The public are cautioned A.
sa,ns' receiving the due bills aud account.
unless presented by :he subscriber or hi, or.
der CHARLES l.. PEiTON.
Flowing Spring. Sept Il. I-3l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

Htnchester u Potomac Rail Road.
September I'D, ls:Ii.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Engi
Il neer's office, at Sewers Tavern, until
the 9Th day Of November next, for furnishing
and delivering on the different sections of the
Kan Road, the stills requisite for the construc.
ton Of the same. The said sills TO be white
oak, post oak, or locust timber, not less than
III inches in diameter at the small end, feet
IN length, and To be bewed or llaitened by the
person delivering the same-one half To be
delivered on or before the first day Of rebru.
airy, and the remainder by the first day OF
May next.
Proposals may he handed in for ono or
sill.
All letters on this subject, aud proposition,
sent by mail, will be directed to the under.
signed At Winchester.
VIM. II. MOREII,
Principal .I4sisfsni Eagia,fr.
Sept. IL. lS3J-7t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
TEE MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA,, sEP

ALEXANDRIA, SEPI. IL.
fLoCR.-Tho last two days, the wagon
price Of Flour was 81 IS and 50 ~.
We hear Of no sales from stores. Order.
nave been received from n number Of far.
mers and miliers to put their Flour in ,t.y,
u the price - under s5,-a circumstancc We
~ unusual at this season Of the year "a.
EALrINoRE, SEPT. IL.
FLoUR.-The wagon price has ranged
from 50 to ; l2l, and for a small portion a
fraction more has been paid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
SALE MEnonANnI,..

Sale, this day, OF fine Trae, of Land in
loudOun. by Thomas Rogers, commissioner. be-
longing to the estate Of Samuel W. Young, dceea.
sod. The land lies within three OF four mile, Of
iiArpers-Ferry.
Also, this day, in Berkeley, near Martins
burg the extensive farming stock and imple-
ments Of Mr.. Richard H. Ransom.
Daniel MeAnail,'s property, near Leetowu.
on Monday the ED instant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
fr,r. The National Ia,e,s,mc,r.

I'M me NHftSi'ai IHfriiTruc,r.
,hh>APEAkE AND ONO CANAL.
Tue following proceeding, which We have
seen WIN great satisfaction, arc the fruits of
The favorable change Of disposition ,ou,,d.
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. which ba.
taken place IN the minds Of our friend, in
Baltimore: "
Al large and respectable meeting Of the
citizens OF Baltimore, held at Barnum's Ito.
tel, on Wednesday the 10Th September. Is3,
Luar TIRSaS, Esq. was called to the Chair.
anu H. " t'ASs was appointed Secretary
On motion Of MIR. McCulloch, twas
hesofred, That the members Of the Com
mit'ee appointed with reference 90 n General
Convention on the subject Of the trade and
commerce OF the City OF Baltimore, At a meet
ing held on the 9Th Instant and at this place
anu now IN session, DC requested TO attend
this meeting.
That Committee havin. accedeS 70 N.
INVITATION, appeared and joined the meet.
ing
When, after some explanatory remark.
from Mr. McCulloch on the subjects of M.
present meeting, Colonel Georrc &. Wash
InSton, The President Of the Chesapeake and
ONO Canal Company, addressed the meeting.
uetaiilng The present situation OF the affairs Of
that 'omPany, particularly as connected with
inc interest OF the city Of Baltimore As refer
riole 10 the western trade Of this community
and expressing wish on their behalf TO OBJ
tam the counienance and assistance Of this
meeting, IN negotiating loan to the amount
oil -UO,cOO dollars, with the Bank OF the Uni
ted States, for term of few months.
When, after further remarks by MIR Nc
Culloch, followed by Mr. Davenport, OF Ohio
and Mr. George Winchester, it was Resided
with great unanimity,
That, whereas this meeting feels n deem
interest IN the completion of the Chcsapeake
and Ohio Canal Immediately, 10 n point eight
miles above WilIIamsport; aud that the wish
oil The President and Directors Of that Com
pany to obtain Loan from the Bank of the
United States, upon pledge Of their resour.
ces may succeed therefore
Resoirtd, That deputation Of three from
TINS body be appointed 10y the Chair, TO pro-
ceed with the President Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company to Philadelphia, 10
express the wishes Of this meeting to The Pre-
s'dcnt and Directors Of said Bank. for the
success Of the application int Dded to be made
To IT,
WhereuPon the Chair appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen TO compose the above COM
mttee; Messrs. Sol. Etting, R.A. Taylor.
VIM. Crawford, Jr.
LUKE TiERNAN, Chairman.
Ill. w. EVANS, Sec'y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

we learn. through gentleman direct from
baltimore, tia: there !, strong probability Of
Tue success OF the application to the Bank OF
The United State, for the loan desired on the
part Of the Chesapeake and Ohio anal Com
pany' u that, however, shoaId fail, no doub,
Is entertained that the amount 5000, 900, J
necessary TO flash the work to Hancock.
early IN the spring, will be obtained iron, the
public spirit OF Baltimore herself.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
TIE SUMMIT OF BLISS

marriage ~ss celebrated, few weeks since.
IN a romantic spot on the top efiie Bar Ridyc,
under the broad arch Of Heaven. The partie,
having obtained license in n county in which the,
''' NOT reside, deemed It necessar, to b. within
Tic jurisdiction OF the clerk issuing the process.
and' At the appointed hour, here came the groom
and h'' train from ono point. and lac bride w,,i
her lair posse from another. After the nup,i Al
TIC Vas drawn the parties separated, in the man.
ner and direction whence they came-Lu, on,,
temporarily, Nc presume. The see.e va. one
Of singular interest and We have no doubt thu
iond pair, IN their journey through The dark vale,
life, will never forget what as to them, a, the
moment, ernpl'atieaiiy the Summit Of Bliss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

The Washington Globe state that the
Postmaster and his Assistant, of H'yfAe
{. H., Virginia, have been arrested by
special Agent of the Post Office De-
partmcnt, and held to bail with securities
each OF 1000 dollars. to answer the
charge of withdrawing letters from the
mails which had passed their office ::
and that they will be tried at that place
on the 18th instant. The Post Office
was immediately placed in charge OF
a reputable citizen, who has been APP
pointed Postmaster.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
A CARD.

ItiE officers. aforementioned officer.
musicians and prnates OF the - Potomac RI
Ct Company" beg leave 10 avail them.eI,e,
OF this means TO express their unqualified
gratihc ation at the hospit,bic and gentleman
W manner with which they were received
and entertained by the Williams port Grc,s.
and the citizens Of wiliiamsport, on their
recent excursion to that place
Shepherdstown, Sept. Is, 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
EccIesiasiicai .Noticc-

'NliE Clsfgy and LAY delegates. es,epo-
n "ns the Evangelical Lulberau Church
q Hsrs inod AID part u Virginia, are notGsd.
That according - RESOLUTION II the last So.
.'.'' tho lncd VII convene again On ih~
10 sunday, 18Th dsy o( October 4, fis,f
Spnng, " sstmrton County. N.rtl..t 70
IAtOB NlDT4HT. Sfs'g
MariiasDufg August a., lisa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

I>HE Chsrlcstown Fire Company are re-
l. specially ordered TO parade at Hollis Ia
'ern. on Friday newt the 18th instant. at 4
O'Clock, " Precisely-a parade required
10y law. The Engine is at present a, Charlie,
bsrretts, in complete order, where It " nj
remain until Friday.
Sept, Is, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
HORSES e. CATFI.E

for which this estate has been so long distir-
guished.
The number OF Horses is too great 20 ad-
NIT OF the genealogy, or minute and particu-
lar description of each separate animal
Suffice II 10 say, they combine many Of the
most approved crosses Of American Turf
Blood, and are no less remarkable than vaIu-
able for tile beauty and symmetry Of their
proportions. They consist Of Brood Mare
and Colts, varying between the ages Of ono
and tive years, and will amount 10 all 10 -
or - in number.
The Horned Cattle, IL is aivisedly ASSERT
ed. will test comparison with any other
Stock IN the State. They consist OF the tho
rough-bred, three-fourths, and one-haN, i'm
proved Durham Short-horned breed, and v iII
amount To about fifty IN number
Will be sold, at the same time and place
IN addition TO the above mentioned animals
hftecn or twenty remarkably tnc Mules :
some work Horses 4 flock OF South-down
and Meade's improved Frederick Sheep.
iiaNre dc Grace Hogs, together with all tho
farming utensils, and many other articles
sale TO begin at II O'Clock, and continue
from day TO day until the whole shall be DIS
posed OF.
TeTms Of Sais:-Tor oil purchase. amount
ing 10 sl0 aud under, the cash will be req,!.-
red before the removal Of the property; on alb
sums above that amount. a credit OF ninc
months will Toe given, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security.
WILLIAM Z. TURNER. Err II
Henry 5. Turner, dee'G
August -, 1884.