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Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-12-03

The U. Sts,es Dis riot Court for the dis
trct of Illinois, commenced its session yes
terday- honorable Judge Pope presiding
We do not learn that there will be any We
Try important business before the court, anc
presume the duties of the court will be dis
charged with its usual ability.
The Supreme Court Of Illinois has ais,
commenced its annual term. ....,
AT the opening of the U. S. District cour
]. M. KRuM, Esq, of Lower Alton. Madi
son county, was admitted to prac tice as at
iorney and counsellor in that court, all,
took the oath of office.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-12-03

By last nights mail we received moth.
ing of interest. The returns of the cleo
ton in Massachusetts, have all been re.
ceived. The decision is as might have
been expected from that federal arsto
cratic state. Davis, says the Boston
Courier, Qhe federal candidatc) has been
elected by majority of ll,484. Mem.
eers Of congress returned, with one ex
ception, are Of The same stamp.
The Georgia Constitutionalist furnish
es the following statement Of the class6-
cation Of the members Of the legislature
Iof south Carolina. Nulli6ers in the
senate, 80, in the house of representa-.
tives, SO. Union men in the senate, l3
in the house of reps. 81, more than two
thirds are nulIificrs in both houses.
Gov. Lumpkin delivered bis message
to the legislature Cd the Alb ult. Ii is
mostly occupied with the Indian ques
ton. The Gov. insists strongly on the
right Of the state to exercise its authorl-
ty over that section Of country occupied
by the Indians, and jurisdiction of the
state courts in trying. cases relating t.
them, which has been denied not only
by the Indians themselves, but by the
federal court. The Gov. recommends
this subject to the particular consdera
ton and immediate action Of the legis
lature, with the hope that decisive mea
sures, in relation to that matter, will be
| taken as soon rs possible.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-12-03

a, 900 ooo
The t,bes Fast ort N, M,ssss G'1' , w have
agreed to emigrate, and the number of persons OF
each tribe, are as follows:
senin mJlmes o' TIDES f'"ie ooc
Greeks. e2'264
Cherokees, 1900
Ch,ippewas, ottaws, and Pottawotamias 1900
Chltksaws, o'ooo
o'tawas OF Ono, 10Y
ApFalachlcoias, $40
bash, 1910 The tribes East OF the Mis-
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-12-03

Vandalia, Deco.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-12-03

There are thirty different tribes west Of
the Mississippi, with whom the United
States have treaties, embracing an aggre-
gaze population of l56,3i0 souls.
There are also forty mine other tribes
west Of the Mississippi, with whom the
United States have no treaties. Their
numbers amount to about l56, 900.
Mr.. Linn has been elected to the United
States Senate by the Legislature Of Mis-
souri,,
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-12-03
JOSEPH DUNCAN.

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that monopoly which railroads
little
railroads,
will fall
the roads will be sufficiently accommodate all travelling
which will required.
possible be
borders market and anof
country
PERIOD making would
ley the Illinois and Dan embracing about miles of the
which believed
additional The cut through the level will
wdend period when shall be
tits either the work. the scale proposed that The country
unsettled The which
New York the period when that work wilder
heavy growth
highest degree Of perfection.
cultvaing
splendid results which will follow compeoN work will enable
sell increased mineral,
puc its ghaess renders while its depth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

IlliiE business carried on under the firm of
- Brown = Davis, will be- conducted for
thc future by the subscriber, who Offers for
sale on the most pleasing terms, the follow
ing articles
Mems fine white, black and brown Hats.
from II. 80 to $500; do. seal aud cloth Caps ;
Mems line Boots from Sl.7j 10 $50. do
Water Proof; do. Brogans; Boys fine aud
coarse Bootces aud Shoes Chlldrcn's Lea
Their and Morocco Shoes and Boots: Ladies
Lasting, Morocco, Seal and hid do Ladies
Call-Skin Shoes aud Cater Boots; Mise,
CaI-skin, Morocco, Leather and Lasting
Shoes. Also. Hair and Fancy Trunks. Bla, X
ing Brushes; good supply of Gcutlcmen's
Plain and Fancy stocks, Linen SHIRT Bosom.
aud Collars; six iandkorchiefs and
RE.iDI-.H.iDE CLOTHING.
all Of which the subscriber - determined To-
sell lower than ever offered before. for Cash
or on short credit can Rips sewcd gratis
MILTON !. BRONS.
shephcrdstown, Feb. -, IS3I.-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27
February G, 1854
VIRGINIA. TO VII:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
AZ Rules holden IN the Clerks Office Of the
County Court of jefferson. the FIRST Mou,ia,
la February, "a the year isSi
.Nsah w. " h.tnorr. PLAINriTr,
AGAINST
lot Gsssist~rd, .Sslsion a.. Pure. DIii-f BurI~,
.Netiry UGyiiy, JI,ReS CopciI'id .jsl.,i j. IL
leg, a5Id In1pnas COOPER, DIFESBAsT.,
IN CHkNCERy.
>iiE defendant, Lot Goodspeed, not having
entered his Appearance, and given secu-
Tity, according to the act ot assembly and thu.
riics OF this court, aud Il appearing by sstislse
tory evidence that bee - not inhsbilsnt OF this
country: 10 IL ordrrrd, That the said d, fcn,lant
do appear at the rourt-hous- Ut aid county on
The bird Monday in next April, and Rn.~cr tie
bill OF the plaintiff; Hnd that copy of this order
he forthwith inserted ia some nc~ szpcr publ sh-
ell "a the euiuty Of Jefferson, Tor months sue
sessNeiy a,I posted ~ the front doos of the court
house OF sid county.
eopy-restc,
5. J. CRAhiER. I. c.
February g. 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27
THE E.EKR4 ROOKN.

HNHE BOOKS which were intended 10 be
- exhibited for sails, at the Ladies Fair,
during the Christians holidays. but came To-
hand too late for that purpose. are now de-
posted Tor sale at tho Chsrlestown ApOtho-
cary and Book Store.
They consist Of n choice collection II Mo
raj aud Religious hook many Of which are
admirably adapted to the Improvement Of the
minds Of young persons, as sl-o OF those of RI
per years-and comprise, IN part, the follow
iDg, VIZ:
Polyglou and other pocket Bibles, also Te.
tanen1,. particularly Poly mirrian Te.tlmentS.
Can useful and handsome sTtic!cD rraye.
Books Of various bindings aHd sizes. and con-
tanning the nsw psalms and hggns the new
Palms aud Hymns also, boaud separated,
from the Prayer book Scripture Principles
Buttons Natural History, Pilgrims Progress.
ChfIstIaI Pattern, BlNirrs Dyiug 1hoayhts
Bridges Exposition of the I9ui Psalm, In
iIuis' Retreat, Little MDmcitc, Course Of
Time, Crudcns Poly micrian Concordance OF
the New Tesiament. John Barr, Grand Ma
Gilbert, Tying on Combination. Christian,
own Book. i.5~ and Gospel, Bible Letters.
Mas Boy, Margaret Nythe Private Thoughts.
Bible Companion. Chiidrens Friend. Sancbo
or the Proverhiilist. Way MARKS, Ezekiel.
Visions. 'TH Wei, Divine Brea'hiug.. Wis.
dom's call, The Golden Rule, Young Man.
Glory, Daily Crumbs, Christian Miniature 81.
brary, Thought, IN Affection, SELF Discipline
Christ our Example, Evangelical Rambler
commandments with Promise. Mrs. Malcolm
Heavenly Manna, pIous ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oung
ladies sunday school BOOK, Mrs IIrmans
Poemi, Harmony ~ the Four Gospels. with
DOddridgo's Practical Reflections on the same
Ny Asiioz and Dpffs. So. Sc.
The foregoing wiH bc sold low, for cash
and 10 puuctuai dealers.
FEB. 20, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27
Jan. Q, 1854.

VIRGINIA, To WIT:
At Rules holden ia the CLERKS Office of the Cir
cut Superior Court &c Law and Chaneery for
Jetfersoa County, the firs, Mouda, ia January,
1854:
John II. McI.ndrcc, PLAISrIFP
.fLs.iLNSI'
John Lemon and James Lemon, DEEISpAxrs
~ CML\'CERT
<N!lE defendant, John Lemon, not hav-
e. nag entered his appearance, aud given
seus'tN according Co the act Of assembly and the
rules OF ih's court, and u appearing by sAtisfac-
tory eVideuc- that lac not sn inhabit.ht Of tli.
country IL is orre,f That the aid ,efe nsiant do
aPp-sr ,.re 90 the first day Of the neIt term, add
Sn>ser the bill OF the plaintiff; aud that . cop,
II th's order bc forthwith inserted ia some new -
p~I'cr publ'she'i ~ Chsrlesto~n. fcr two MONTH,
sucee ssi'eiy. aud posted st thu front door Of the
ooui;-aOuSc "a the said town of ChAriestovn.
ACopy-Festc,
ROBERI' r. BROU.N.e. c.
Jan. ., 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27
Flour and all other Articles

That may be entrusted 90 their care. Flour,
&c. viii be received in Ware Houses at the
Furnace, and when shipped IN boats be eifec-
tually sheltered from the seaiher.
The Undersigned. with no improper mo-
hNes, but ia justice 20 the msel,es and for the
information u the public, will proceed 20 set
forth some Of the great advantages Of Keep
iryst as a place Uf de?osi,e for oil articles
intended TO be for sarded on tho Canal The
approach TO the Canal Is more easily accessi-
bic, and at . shorter distance. To the farmers
millers, sc. Of Jefferson, Frederick, &c. at
This point, than any other. IL ~ we'll known
that the SIniihheld and Harpers.Ferry Turn
PIKE, which al present Is unpavcd for the
space Of upward, of two miles from the Fer
~, passes within about one mile Of kcepiryat
Furnace. The road, connecting Keeptryst
Furnace and said turnpike at the Cross Roads
lMrs. Aistadu's) about two and one half miles
from Iiarpers-ferry. dcscenls in a gradual
slope towards the Potomac-can easily and
VIII always be kept an good repair-and Is
only about one mile in length Another great
advantage enjoyed by this place over auy
other, Is derived from the fact that the fee
der OF this great and noble Canal, Is the wide
and expanded basin Of water in front OF Keen
tryst Furnace, extending several miles above
aud quarter of 4 mile below, ia one unbro-
ken sheet, aifording sufficient depth of water
Tor loading boats. containing four or five hum
drcd barrels Of Flour, immediately al the
shore The passage over thi. basin, either
10 or from uIe canal Co the largest boats. will
not DO prevented or interrupted even An high
foods Of the river.
The subscribers will keep on hand a con
slant supply Of FISH, SILT, PLASTER,
T.iR. &c. which usy viii sell at reduced
prices. STRlDER a roI,KE.
KesP,ryst Furnace. :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27
Books and Stationary.

III be Oh Stand, No. !, .lEurI,ri- Squa,r' H..
1crs-F
W h'oh he Offers NJ very reduced priees foe ,,,l
amongst h's Stock will be found a choice sell.
ton 81 49,
hneIent hbh Modern History.
Romance, Poctr, ard Light Readin-
i-rEe supply 81 School Book.
M"fa! snt Religious Morks-FamiIx nlI.s
Ladies, Albums, different bindings
ni~nk 'oks, N'Z; L-dgcrs and Journals.
DAY, Memorandum and Pa. book, ).
Hi;"A'aes ior 1854, English and German.
n handsome supply Of Music and MUSIC p,,sr
Nistu"S SndCou,crs4tiJu Cards.
n large stock &c PI1,.,
Chimney Serc,us- N,uitian I(ii,i.
Pocket hooks and Wallet,
Black, Red, Sni Inc,liLIe Ink.
ink Stands, Quill.. and Steel Pens
W r'ii"s sad Latter Paper, plain sod r,.lod
Fancy ColOred do
largr and small wrapping do
lea Paper and Bonnet RS.r,.s.
" .fers and Patent Rulers.
Pocket Maps az the United State,
ll,'io DO of single States.
Ditto DO. of the HOLY Land.
Maps on hoiicrs-Slate and ,.ad P.,,it.
1r~yon's snh Black s.nd, Sand Re- -. =.
ne hopes by attention 10 business. a,j -.
20 please, 70 merit share of the public t,.,r,,,
ne Ae,ps Callngue Of his stock on h.. r,sD,,'r
~1,1h h's irItods vii please call and cX.u,in,'
bArpcrS-fCrry, Nov. IL 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27
TO mir.

VIRGINIA., TO WIT:
Az Rul.> holden IA the Clerk. Office ofthr Coin-
~ Court 81 ieffrrson, the Crit Mor'.sy iu
February, 1854:
jain H. Little and GeVryr 10. Lnic,
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
~ i0fsn y'~nspcfsa, S.ias .lkIrnaakatc, and Jv-
scph L. Rfss~R, DErESBASTs,
IN CHkNCERN.
ME defendant, WIN. Pendieton. not hsv-
ins entered has appearance, and given s,ou-
rity. ae.ors:ing To- the act OF assembly snd ttl..
rules sf this court; and IL appearing bs S.tiSisc
tor, evidence that hc 10 ishsbi,snt of thi,
country; IL ~ srsLr-si. That the sad defendant
10 appear 1T the eourt-housc OF s.id os,unt, on
the third Moaisy IA April neat, and rls~er ia.
Lil Of the plaintiffs; Andtls, copy OF this order
b. forthwith inserted la some newspaper PUBLISH
81 ia the county Of Jefferson. frr t~o months
saeers.i,.iy, aad posted at the frOnt door OF Ite
eOurt-house ~ said county.
A eopy-feste,
:. J. CRANiER, c. 4.
February G, lSjA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

ElLiZ tBETH ALLsTADT, widow Of ia
cob hllstalt, John 10. AllstaSt, and Joseph
l. Russell aad Harriet l.. his wilc,
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Jesse Moore. Barbara Benkle, Eyceutrix and
John 4. iicnkie, Executor Of John Henkle,
deed. John Moler. Raw leigh Holer, Daniel
Moler, Sylvester q. Noler, Jacob Moler
and Nancy hIs wife, aud Henry M3ler and
HARRIET his wife, heirs of John Niolcr. de-
ceased. stephen Daisarn and Barbara has
wife, late Barbara AilstAdt, widow OF Daniel
Allstadt. deed, and Jacob Allstadt. Daniel
Allstadi, Elizsbet ia Aiistsdt, and John Hen
~ All-tadt, children and heirs OF said Da-
mel Alisiact, deceased. Ann Newton Mo-
l.r,and Sarah Griffith Moler. infant children
and heirs Of George Moler, deceased. and
Colin Aud, IEspAsrs,
IN CIItNCERI,
In the Circuit Superior Court II Ls,r anal
G. HHetry Of Jaysrsoa County, IN Irssaia.
.VHE above named plaintiffs hereby give
IL notice To the above named defendants.
tina, on Friday the lith day of March next,
at the house OF John A. Hamilton, IA the
county of Alleeany, IN the State Of Mary land,
the said plaintiffs will take the deposition OF
the said John A. Hamilton, 90 be read n evI-
dence IN = suit nov depending in thc Circuit
Superior Court Of Law aud Chaneery of JEFF.
fcrson County, IN Virginia, bet~ ecu the above
named plaintiffs aud the above named defcn.
dants.
Feb. 10 ISJt-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27
RAII.-ROAD, NO. I,
Drugs, Medicines, Confe,.
ftGnUFy,

AA"' e-Ss H' y SUbffCt-lI gre
OF the BEST quality, Toa Said am,
lowest prices.
HvtiE Cabinet Business 1. carr ID 90 =,
il trnsively by the ssibsrrib,r, So m an.
H.. enumeration couptiscs &. OF IL .-. -.
manufactured; E,tension Table. fanr~ "a.
Genre Fables. I'iliar and Scr,Il Dio.., ~.
Nth Brass ts-sors, Pillar and t.4 J.ri 49,,
P'li-r and Scroll Work 1ahie- Grrsi.n w.
robes. StDEBOAkDs. eGyrv-tf AID ,i,..i. 4 -
r'ou, fashions anil prices .-BurCsus DO :, h,
OF the richest Mahogany and ssrDisi,.d a. ~,
best manner. Bejssesds Il every gr.ie 40
fashion. from foriy-dve joiisrs do. q ~ re-. =
ysr,ous k'uds Of Tin SAFES, sni All La, =
CHAIRS Tor SICK room..--sith nurl.-..,.. -,
articles, all ready on hand, or esn ~ mate T. 4,
der. on the shortest notice. having number I,
the most industrious workn,en crnplovet -.,Jf
car. With great truth, cay ,hst fgel she ,trr,.,
inelihsttun 20 serve my hCiglahcrs grd the ftai,
sho have .o long giVGn M 30 liberal apGtrsr =
would invite those who are VA vaGt of o..
Furniture. anil Who arc pleased t.l rxan,.p. a.,
fashions. o. walk in AMI look NJ NV asscrtt..,.-
IT'S changing every dHy. ard 10 yo, proers.,.,,,.
'ii Tomorrow. shen you might eallio- ,s,
may miss getting good srtic.c.
A. the Rail n al Ia, nov commenced !, ~,
vicinity, under soch favourable n,i.pie, =. h.,.a.
no less facilities Tor rs respest4b,iit, aid r..
progress. than ihc seicntlfc snd acrnn4. 4 a
gentlemen, MIR. Morell ut a, head. az, TIE "a.
hghtened and persc,cr'ny contractor, MIR U,.k,
~, conducting sturdy band Of f,iil..ul l.A1.r.r
IA nhrctnutiIg industry, the work must pr-,.f. !,
rapidly, and viii very soon d-s- the a,,ct,,.-o !.
foreigners o. tiiis section Of our .ou!.tfN.--,tI
surely b'ry'uoUS Will pay y much stt-nt.oa 20
gvnttyI strangers, as u go To a LITTLE rxp~n. Il
sd"rning their chambers and draw o. groom, ~
those scautfai articles that arc 20 be tb,..l,e a
our Ware-Roops
ANDREW WoOrs
Charle-fovn he 10 tERa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27
.HEDECLN.EN.

nH. PAULDiSG-s eeIsbrsted Toni. ADD
~ .iN'ff-HiSPEPTIC PILLS. fys t,e
cgrc - 81 diseases Of thr 81, rlaeh
DE. = Brv,riy's COUCH DROPS, 81 veil
kn0wa g. The bca medicine iur coughs. rulds
isesscs n the breast snd lungs, thst BE- nov 49, o.
Dt Let's pst-ntN s-L1udpn NGi-Btt IOt =
iliiS, tie most safe ahd gentle pufg4tifc tb.
ass ever hccb discovered
Also, M'NIa,i,'s Asodyne lINtMENi OF H.
qutd Oppicidoc.
EYE WATER. md QtftNlNE PhIs
U IAN the abosr Ncdteincs soc ale ~
wv. CLEVELAND y 60.
Chsfiesioen. August .ts3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27
dissolution.

>nE Co-Partnership heretofore existin.
under the hrm OF Brown 8 Davis, wa.
di-solN cd On the first day of January, l-34, by
mutual cousent All persons indebted To ,Ac
firm will please call on Milton }. Brown and
pay their respective accounts, ~ At - impor-
tant that the business should be speedily
closed. MILTON J. BROWN,
THOMAS DAVIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27
Farss, for sale.

'iiE subscriber will sell 2p1 acres 81 LAID
n lying on the wstefs q Bark Greek, nine
miles west Of Marlinsburg, berkeley county
On THIS iafm e Mill seat which may cut
ior either saw MIL, chopping mill, 90 any
other kind u SatsT works There BE- quite b
iafse proportion ~ timber There ere 3
good orchard, and . good meadow. add q
quantity more may b. added e. ~ OF % acres
2" tliabie lama good farm house. spring
house, barn, stable, &C This lard will BE-
.oid very low for cash, Eood psy-r. 81 re
Ef0es. OF vii BE- exchanged fJr small traci
Il lsnd % The east sidc OF the mountain
APply 20 JANE, NERDIER.
teefrion CouHis, %
FEB ~. Is1A-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

"E wish 60 purchase any number Of
w NLGkOES. from ~ 20 05 years Of
age 81 both sexes for which the highest cash
price willb be gwen, on application al Tie house
occupied by BENJAMIN a. Lewis, for several
ycdrs past. One or both of the subscriber
~'il remain permanently IN Winchester. Any
COMMUNICATION AZ writing viii be- promptly
attended 70. BENJAMIN &C. LfWIs,
WILLIAM 7. LEWIS.
Winchester Sept ;, Is13.--Gn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27
Salt, Plaster of Paris, Fish.
TRANSFORMATION
On the Chcs6peakc s. Ohio
CAN ~.

VENHE Chesapeake and Ohio Canal being
- now eompIeted and open to navigation
from this place (KeePtrNst or Old Furnace
W 1eorgetO~n. the undersigned, who hay.
Long been carriers on the Potomac, beg leave
10 INFORM the public that they are At present
engaged an, and will continue Transporting.
via the Chesapeake and ohio Canal, without
delay, and on the most moderate terms, To-
and from the Point Of Rocks, Georgetown,
and other points ON tho line of .he Canal,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27
Look at This
II .IKosf Valuable Farm
FOR SALE.

n Az authorized TO sell, at private sale, the
II Farm now ia the possession OF my mo-
Their. (Mrs. Ann y. fiammond,) and upon
which she resides.
Til, tract of land Is within half mile OF
CLar,N,inMn IL cnninIn, about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27
400 ACRES.

One-fourth clothed in fine Timber, and Is
finely waterci--the Charle-to~n run passing
through the centre OF it--and there being al
50 upon IL several neyer-failing springs.
This Farm has never been tcnanted out;
but for the last ten years has been guilty ated
with an almost exclusive view Co the i'm.
prov merit of the soil; Yet, at the same time,
II has yielded during that period an average
crop Of lS0O bushels Of Wheat, or between
- and 80 bushels o. the acre, ard proper
tomato quantity of corn. and other usual pro-
auctions Of firm. In point of richness aud
CItIliiy OF soil. 1 believe il to be unc9ualled
h, any other tract OF land in this county. n
Is peculiarly adapted to the production Of
wheat, it, surface being even and uHdulating
and we'll cleared Of rocks and breaks.
There are upon u two large or <e<e1A.
ChAkDS containing great varie- G<t&4$
" of fine and carefully selected &YVS3
FRUIT TREES.
The right Of water upon the stream, Tor
some distance above the premises, Is the pro-
perry OF the oanerS OF this land, and will be
included ia ihe sale. I am induced to con-
slider Il valuable .inasmuch A. I have frequent
Iy been offered high price for a.
Tho proximity Of this Farm Go the Chess
pcake and Ohio Canal. 10 the WlEe hester aud
Harpers-Ferry Bail-Road, to the Shenandoah
Flour Mills, aud 90 Charlestown-its present
high and profitable state Of cultivation, toge-
Tier with its unfailing streams Of water, JUS
tfy rue in the assertion that IL is far the most
desirable property offered lately for sale IN
this vicinity.
Tho buildings are comfortable k
Brick Dwelling. Kitchen, House for I'M
servants, and Meat-IIouse, n CON- sa.I
modious Log Barn, Corn House
Granery, Carriage House, and Ice-Ilouse
The whole tract has been lately enclosed
by post and rail aud plank fencing.
TsrBas-One-fOurih or oDe-third In cash
the balance ia deferred payments, arranged
with regard 20 the convenience vi the pur-
chaser.
IL II DESTROYS TO make an early sale.
e. will lac found ~ not seen ia Charles
town at the residence of NV mother.
GEORGE W. HAMMOND.
Jan. &c. 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

NIRsIsIA, JAETEE-oS CoUsrI Scr.
la the County Court,
Hiram COonts and Avn las wife, late Ann Rome
nius,
AGAINST
John ConniZ and El,zsbeIh his wife, late Eliza
both konrmus, John Agar. and Cat. airline his
vie, late Caiharine Rooemus, Lewis Edward
George, William, Robert, Benjamin q. John
and Charles Lnea-, and Elizabeth MeNurrau
late Elizabeth Lucas, children of Mary Lucas
deed, Who was Mary Roneuus. and Fdu ard
Lucas, sen. her husband. and William Me-
Murrsn, husband 81 the said Rlizai,sth Me Muir
ran, a1d Le~is, John, William. aud M.ry
CiInkenbear'i, children &C Susan Ciinkehbesrd
deed, Who ~ss susan Ronrmua
IN CHLN'CERY
'NNliE defe ndan.s, John Agar and Catherine
n hrs wife, late Catharine Ronenu.. Lewis
Cl'nkeobcsrj aud John Ciinkcnbeari, s.IuIt chill
'ircn 1t Susan Chnk snbe ard, decd, Who vAs Su-
Nan hJnc fn'i9. uot having entered their apurar-
S"cc. and gwen security, aecor,iibg 90 the set Of
sss'rnhiy aud the rules 81 THIS court, and II at-
gearing 10y satisfactory evidence that they are NOT
inhabitants "a this country IL - sralfrrd, Th-t
thr sald defendants do sPp"sf h,rc Ca tic first
dsy ~ The next April term 0l this court and an
s~er the bill ot t1e psinlih,y anil that \ copy Of
ths order be tofth~i th Inserted ga some ne ma
per published "a the county II Jefferson, for two
Hpnths succ~sSiVcly. aud posted AZ tie front door
Of the cour,-hpus- 81 this county.
\ eOpy-Testc,
Jan ~ 1894 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27
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