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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

GREAT MEETING RALLY PEoPIEi
Gold against PGPeT.--The meeting at Krsuss tavern,
In Fourth above George street, Tuesday night was one
OF the greatest assemblages OF the Democracy oa part
OF the coVEty ever known II held in the open air.
the immense concourse OF citizens only filling the
large yard to which the meeting Adjourned but the tops
OF the adjoining buildings the neighborng windows sheds
and walls, were crowded with those participate
in the good work. The Back 'Watmough presses were
warm in their descriptions OF the meeting at ihe Northern
Exchange on Monday evening, aud asserted that four
thousand pegsohs were present. We are, however, as
cured by friend WHO attended both meetings that the
Democratic rally at KraUss', trebled the Wamougb "a
rade The calculation Of numbers le the Bank afth
mecians, they fond Of il.
John Ndglee, Esq. presided, and The meeting was adj
dressed by Messrs. John Miles g. NJ. Dallas, j. b. Su.
iherland j. II. Burden, J. NJ. Read, s. Thompson ~
W Ash, Philips, and others, who responded 10 uii
the greatest enthusiasm and applause. The tricks Of the
enemy IN relation TO gold, Office holders SC were admit
raby exposed by the speakers and drew forth shouts OF
laughter az Che shallow devices Bank yhiesm There
was not the ground Who did not appear thorough
~ TO understand the desPos mauouyes Of Wanougi,s
supporters.
The county is up In her strength; there does not exist
shadow OF doubt 20 the result, in the minds Of either
party Ibe success Of Ash is cerain but his opponents
although dsPed will have recourse 10 every gespon
Let the democracy be on their guard-Eb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

we are requested to state that the Bank OF louisville
mas oeen discontinued OF the Repositories of the
Public Moneys, aud the Louisville Saviags Institution in
the city OF Louisville, Ky has been selected by the Sc
Sreay oil me Treasury as the Depository oil the PuUlc
Moneys at that place.-Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-05

tfaneh Of the Bark OF the United States was taken at
pansei in It's appearance that il is no, easy Tor any other
than officer oil the Bank odetectit. We would advise
our neghbors TO receive no note Of that with.
out FIRST having II examined at the Branch Bank here"
~ country 10 dos Yet this currency, efee,Iy worth.
~ lWs in itself, and the genuneness OF which be told
coiy by officer oi the Bank Jared to
than gold half esgiesl-Ib.
- U. S. BANK-l, appears from tho statement which
was published in this paper, OF the ISL instant that the
lance against Daring Brothers. and Co., &C." London,
on the Let August, 26i 20 dollars This in plain
Enghsh is the amount oil British Exchange, which the
Bank has purchased speculation, aud remited TO its
Esgeais in LoSdon, and Tor which the Bank draw,
henever the price becomes so high that satisfactory
oh can be made by 1t. considerable portion
uO, purchased at or per cent discount aud perhaps
lower rate and probably none was taken al price
'ose par. About hsii niikoH purchased during
5he month OF July.
- Thus, while the Bank has been diminishing It's loans
and increasing its specie,measures, which Mr.. Bidle
says, were necessary in order $50 provide for the safety
aud 10 main ain the credit Of the Dsnk'-and which he
also says "wee painful TO the Board of Directors
the community has seems, en- in the FIRST place
by its necessary resctioss, running down the price
OF Exchange, compelling the holders BY the Of its
funb-sere,cS, TO sell at any prices aud then. when
duced its lowest rate il privately buys up at the low
man Jour mttlons e dollars and upwaidsl Avery hne
par giving profit tlc Bank per cent, or be-
tween and 100000 dollars the supposiion that the
at which II is known very large portion procured
The price this fall and winter will no doubt, be much
higher; and King Nicholas wiz not sell. till The
How long will the merchants the shippers Of produce
Tue growers OF cotton, &C. advocate support ns-
uuon voacteus, boed thirsty, un.eeng monster, which
IS gnswng into their very vals, and constantly sucking
from Them herv very lies boob How long will they
lerae an unprmcpled moneyed corporation, which
ana does ais pleasure, make money scarce and
he prices oil all property, aud them by moaopozing
tam species oil property, raise tire price again. and sell
an immense profits thus evying contributions upon the in
dssy oil the community, TO be divided amongst its chief
stockholders the English nobility and The great American
capitalists! what de' ist that thus hath cozend We
hooiman-blnjE-Bost0n Morning Post.
we are requested to state that the Bank Of louisville
mas been discontinued the Deposiiories of the
fuohc Moneys, aud the Louisville Ssvings Institution in
me city OF Louisville, KY, has been selected by the Sc
cretary oil the Treasury the Depository OF the Public
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

awakened Wa.hington's suspicion
but at this instant Col. Jameson's mes.
senger arrived with the papers in Ar
uoid'' hand writing, found ia tho boot
of Andre
Washington seemed for q moment
overwhelmed, but soon satisfied those
who were gazing upon his countenance
Tor some solution Of the catastrophe.
which none seemed to comprehend, by
sayinS:-"l thought that an officer Of
courage and ability, who has often shed
his blood for his country, was entitled
10 confidence, and gave him mine. -
am convinced now and for the rest Of
my lie, that We should never trus,
those y no are wantingin probi,y, that.
ever Abilities they may possess: Arnold
has betrayed Us. ~ ~ y. Ness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
-Io"N JEFFERSON COUNTY, THURSDAY, JANUARY = 1sa.
Chariesfosrn .3cn4fcl,..-

HViE exercises of this Institution witt.
II resumed on the FIRST Monda, IN J,nuar,
The course at Instruction, rs heretofore. viii
comprise the Latin, Greek, French and En--
Iish Languages; History, Elocmion. Relic
Lettfcs, topography aad tie use IT the Clohcs
Mathematics, and Tie usual branches OF edu-
cation.
The students Of the Classical denartmon,
VIII be thoroughly grounded Ia hr,t pri,c,-
pies, the construction OF the LANGUAGES ,bc
idioms, and tho beauties Of the Authc-s III
DC carriuliy noted Particular attention VII
likewise be paid TO the pupils of the Ene.i.h
department. They will be prepared FOE M,
eouni'ns-housc, or FOR u haieyer business their
parents or suardilns may design them. The
students OF both departments " ~ be frequent.
y exercised in composition, defamation. / e.
rhe subscriber wishing Go prepare his scho-
iars Tor usefulness, aud the bus mess Of acti,,
liic, all his eNeriious and efforts will be filth
iuily directed 10 these important objects.
Few BoAkDERS, in addition Ia the pre-
seat number, can be accommodated on rc,.
sonable terms. in the family of the subscriber.
10 whose comfort, Improvement, correct md
soGteel department, strict attention Will be
paid. EDN am IJ-ctIt,c
Dec. &c, Is33. pr;g[;r,,
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MIR. DUANE.

n Opposition Pr, sos hsyc Bon 4 .,.,,...
t. '.,,'"S "l'0n Nr Do.nc. The is,. seen.
a., ~ w ir'',irl ior iuIti, sli-, ls,s,,r.s nj
'" "'- connection n iih thr a.',,,u,.,,-, :, -,
"'c circumstances Nh,sh I'D Ia IA. ,,,.,,' -,
s,ll'c'rs h, tho suhJoin~d extract os !. -. ~
Mr; i"ai,c To "a iticnd 90 N. -Orl,.,,. 80,
. III p"''. ,h' IA ociobcr, IS.,i, Tint lc r..
'"'"S toNiiiN tn the whole MATTE g. g., -
Sres. he hiial respect n,I an, ,i,, ,,,.,,,,,
~ ~, D'an,, snd hIs ,ci,rrner Il, tle a,i,,c -,
h> Father, exhibit him ia y trrl, sr,.lI.. III
.P'"',e mu''"iiaI, b,i, bctta, . chara,irr a.,
fortunately liulc suited To- ,nc.itn,., a.. -.
AMI dithculiirS IL political ii,. ,,l, - -
"''i"on-puticulaIly ~ ,i.,, ,saru., ,..,. "a
Halr G1.
10 give. YOU history Of ms conpec-
uon wi'h the administration. womb re-
quife small VOLUME: wa. s.L.J -
become Secretary at the Treasury :,
'ong ago rs Dec. !, ISSa-was surn,i.-
ell al the otier-d6Sired 10 ,r0d, -
was pressed by father aud friends +,
SCeePt-A last, agreed on the soil,
January, iS55-gaVe up my bushes.
graduaily entered Office ON IN,
hfst OF June-Irifhom any SORT Of mn
maii0n or stipulation had not been
twenty 'iour hours in Office, when I felt.
rs wrote nv father. my vessel ON ,b,,
breakers. found tha, the President
was IN the hands Of men, whom
~Vu'd not trust, personally or poliii-
any: contest at once began, the object
ot which was TO drive the out Of Office.
IS the Globe called me "a refractory
Unfortunate; In short, I undertook
20 zen The PRESIDENT the truth, in the
language oi freeman. rather than n
~, teI me end Of all was my remov-
val irom office, under agsraya,iny cir
No doubt the whole will
DC developed by Congress, and you
VII then see picture by no means
calculated to elevate our Institutions
he eyes Of the world. twas des;,eI
y many particularly the par,izans az
ne United States Bank, that | should
= once write book but | have pre-
erred silence. until Congress shall aeT.
u Congress shall make an inoni,y
nay then deem it duty to iift the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
TIE MOTHERS GRAVE

hiight, GLORIOUS n,~ cr> above il su,,n,-
hesiic u Ia'igas >il,,iy ~.,,.--
hc Will iigNl druops h,r chainI~sS vim,
'r;end hrr;'t'',s 49, music Der that grave.
t~'liglt dr~s fall s~c,irs, tl,er,s.
Al IL hight shadows thiekr-t steal
A. ~ u.si Tint. loves hallo~ II brewer
O'''"'S pO'r'd Tor - others urai +"
'',"rr-yct nssr,r, marx 'st tI,o,not
sh' ior'n mid the foliage dcrp-
~ 81 ui, yyi,,,ts oT the spot
=, h"i h'Hrr'd, gentle watch tn Keen
,'ru'c muthcr's io~i, bid
II o'.,s'i.r ~c'ps 'miI blight MI ~ ro,,.
-N',H hAth 4" tl'' 'rcuusciuus dad
"a 10" SIZE brc''hes her soul in ssn,;.
MY 'hT'SS'duio'licr' N, Iow tom,
-, Sc. o., .I,.' i.li.n,a,," vet.
-, .""''sh ,ninsi JOY and gloom,
'"'n 90" "a uc'cr ilr dead icr.,t.
-, 81 ",s'u' ~ uo~ ia grief
ne',Ih s,'HrS by caith's morLrri,.s H.,
'' P',S''ns,-c most brief
'l''! 10 sh-rv ~ drrau.lc,. r,.,,
BE- 'n"sh'nc ofmyHf. !, ..,,,,.i
Though ~oodhy pIS s,r,.. lid ,,.,.
iysl ia this ials' VOrii tI,,,.
Maj gl.~ snd bllon,' = ,'i,i...r,.i g..
My spi'itrsNrli'i o., inS 49, ''''"'''
love haS.,d uo' from , riS
H"", send all u, bright
N"c iur tn jaEk Ia sd, i,, !, -,
Ncv Tor thr shadow n. h,..,,
I've torn thc idol fru,t IL H.,
i u" love thst sccm'd Ut lie. g.,
~ crush'd Tor ave itS grrIAI,;,
Still. OFT ior hua the once a..orH.
Mother. b,sidc thy grave. m
HE touch hath Snapt my hcartsful.
Yet may 40 sorrow clili lass ~, NHu'
Ny sain,ed mother years have I,a.S'd
Since first onthy Rr,'cn bed Sept-
n bending DER Il now. thu last
oithus" Who thcn al vigil kent;
nv sisi'r dep -, s-.,.,, ls.-,
And my proud bruihcr-o'cr la. head
L he banncr at a strange cline hics,-
The sii7'ngvr's grateful tear, arr Sl.,.,l.
lcs-carth's fond ties arv sta,,cr'd all,
lhutsit oum,;, nay heart is itli tl,r ,l,at.
VI seem as our ~i,o trrnds hall
Whence light, aId song. and low, Az. ncd -
Mother sweet mother, eanst thou hear
Ny ec.asclcss pii,ugs - bc ir.c'
Ask OF th,' Oac thou'It c,,-t near,
10 call u,is sc''l to Him anil dice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
Legislature Of v.i,yinjI,

The following At, tic Sjau,.ip.. 6,,,,,,i,,....
the present House Of DIr,,,,.. If ~
i'o'"'rd by the Speaker g, III, commencement h,
TIE 'es''On We have embraced III lg,t CON
'eniert time for thcir insertion.
Tie Committee Of Prir.lege, and RI
"nII', 10 consist Vi Mcssrs Marshall Me,
o. 'unberIand, MCul.ock, Harrison. Hoe az
hee iii1m. Sloan, Jones Of Poudletou.
f'rf' 'aTrolI, Wager Carter and Frc.s
The Committee uf Co.yb # J,,.,;., a., 80.
,i>t Of Mcssrs Barbour. Soutl al S,a,,,-s''.
a"'@HeF' Williams, Nash, elmer. Alsy.r
wilson Of Bot, D0rn.ln. Sband. .,or,s ~
Elizabeth city. aud Janney.
The ComHiitc- Of Scho1iy c.4 C.v.-,,
Mc>srs Gilmcr, Booker Bruce, & .he,I. steven
,"h, bGi ~ Fcsram,N atertnni,, & urtlbrh,t,
bou'' hros"ry' Mostl, aud Ilopkin,
The Committee Of ProJ ogi'ians ard Ct;,,-
a"'ts'-N e'sTs. Stuart Of Aususia. Ututot
Dcou' faJne, Helms, GrlNely, & eor-c, Adams
S,, Dunton, Jones Of SL,naGGoah,
stuart Of Nichoia, aud stanser
The Committee on Claims NIe..rs Cr,,,,,.
marcy htoy. Bare, Spencer. Vance. I'm.
SeHoru, MooFm1n, Christian, Samuel M,.,,-
ms, BoTdurart and Pge..Jn.
Lhe committee Of Road, ard fnfs-na! NJ
non uss>rs. MDoWcu. CaJcII. G,rI,,I
~ ~, Ani'otsi, Brown, ku4rc. TLornion r,,,l
Ter .,i c,i,,'' "'9 Jerry, Maysc, Aiexan-
TIe Cor...,
Nr.sr. I'-,I on '"e .hbHd Ld,cs.--
X,tt. ,, 'I'oi"' smith Cd Ifrdcriol,
RI, c,''. s' ,ili''ood' watts AID hmcLeloe.
f;,-i,,'I - % l'hanef e. Ne-,is Brown,
Co. -r-., ,'',,Ii',' Nash li"oo of hing
~. : urhpuiI 'Dabncy ,hin,6rough, M'Cau-
y,.ts 800. ''-i'.E gu
". '9niht'ee 10 examiu" into the condi-
c on ~ vac LSnd'"hary i"!h:''en. Mc,srs.
Woods. and st,,,,n.,' '''"er' Sioan' Duh,
The Ccmmit,rr a., .,,,.;. IS,
.nory.-Mr,sI.. Na,berr- So, ~, ,, 'fr
Doo,he, Hale az Giles, and Coorer.
=. me Z committee 10 examine tie Tfseuf;r.
I. sHSI"f'.-. Mc'sr' Patterson. Hoe II
King Georgc. webb. Bili.n-,lv. B..i PIT
~, 49,, ...,..,.
or, M, 'n1"''e ne I"f .f'ti-
.IeIpte 80. h'1,', Potts Mullen,
IS illi,u ~ @'' ii"oo 81 Prince
bfors OErs. Ar..,. ~ ~
.ioucesicr. SIepbs,I s,,. , 81
I,p,c,,,. .,., - '''''"' V'
~. C,,,.6..,,.. =. 20 ,D' " o''.'l,e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

HNIIE very valuable "a woll-known Ia
N Nern stand. known y thc name Of The
"liiTl~IiOt y +. with lits sPPuftenauces,
stable, smphc-hDusc, Ping house. garden
So. SCI Is Ca f.nt - situated un ihc
u'ain road irad.as fror Jhirie,toun Co Win
chester. about six o., . from tie former and
10 miles from tho ~ place.
" the above prop.fy Is not rented privately
1y tie lsi DAY 81 e. next. IL viii, "n thai
iay, on TIC prom. = be rented toti.e highest
bidder PY-.,,sis gwen 90 the 1T March.
RACHEL LOtk
Dec gC. i-JIf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
ARNoLD's TREASON.
BENEDICT ARNOLD

Connected with the sublime noun,
tam scenery OF the highlands, there Il
ta'e Of treason that will remain indeI,
ioIe as long as history shall repeat tn,
story OF the fortune Of the new world
West Point still shows Grownin,
pAfaPet--siill holds IN firm embrac,
the venerable ruins of Fort Putnam
which a base traitor had bar.aiucl
away TO the enemies OF his country.
The story Of Benedict Arnold is Cut
OF that species OF instruction derivef
from tales Of warning. Here, az in
s'ass' the young may sec the end :,
nfamy.
Arnold was born in Connecticut. ).
poor parents; and had never n good eaF.
~ education. lie was first trader n
horses. and failed in business. y
Ehsmoured Of military glory, n
took command Of company Of rsyolu,
tionary volunteers raised in New N =.
ven, and made many dashine and sue.
cessful expeditions against the English
tie was at the capture Of rieonderora,
travcrscd the wilds Of Maine. and wa
present at the assault upon Onsh.
wasPreseEt at the bloody battles thar
sealed tie fate Of Dureoyne; and sud
denly r'Sisned his command at Phil.
deIphiPwhen he found that il sas do.
termised to bring him beforeA cour,I
marital on the charges Of cxtortinn
andProdigality in that city. He va"
se'seneed to be rcprimands, by Wash'
irgtoD. Ii was at this moncnt tbat;,
Supposed he formed the design Of
1etraying his country. If iumsdia,e.
y sought and obtained the best com.
nand which he eould--.t W. that ofi
he important post Of iTcst Point.
Arnold took gnodtare Ihtl his real
Intentions should D,t be kn'kn Ia the
iubaltern English agent; bat here wa.
Il New York, Ose whom he hpupbt H..
;Ould trust 7his was Chai4 I5eycT.
y Robinson. an American y Lirtb a
md a colonel ia the British INV. ali y
# whose landed property Ia in III 4
United States His mansion atna,oJ g
In the Hudson, lay within a. Amer; u
IAN lines three mil,s below w, tPn,n "
% ,hr opposite slErc. The c,,sn,nd az
ny officers az We Point avi,,romsI
i deserted maue heir quartre Ar. 50
n'Id wrote 10 u'iN Ger that Soun ~
irymen hAd Oeen pfaielol tohm- N
that a change had IN pruduce 81 IL. sc
political scpt'men W. al that insenss y.
luence he "ish'u y zen csr bon- ~
isncc on the subj Get nth ii, &c
e. linton This WaA vi rcrr;,J ne
nae Brush " a'Hs.n haviu, con -.
Arnold, the way vas ono, A. NJ
negOci ttior H.. | tri
ious a. receive the pfi az 49, - ala
nous BcgoeiA;'ont & q. ,.,c,, ~
we're rafIfri-but he -. vi
General could only ~ Ill er'
pass bic word that d "a " cv
thirty thousand poue.s .t, ho
the same rank "a tie tfit -. 10
hc held IN ihc Amesi sai "a mi
had been formed beteten
America, and tie Bnesh ~
themselves insecure u a.
Arnold was urged TO aeli A.. 81
poet without delay, as &c ,, ln'
soon come when u woe b - W
power TO fslGl h,s saga -, 49,
Adj. Gen John Nod o.. us
Sic Henry Clinton, W g. :. ~
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ruELIsHED, wkkKLr,au
JOHN -. G,FLL.RNER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLLAR & FIFTY CT5

TIN NM 7 VI
Payable hall yearly; hut Two DotIARs
Will DO received a. payment in full, II paid
entirely in advance. Whenever Payment Is
deferred beyond the expiration OF the year.
interest will be charged
~ subscriptions for six months, 81 -, TO
be paid Invariably IN adraaee.
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of advertising. are; For square
or less, 81, for three in-crlicn>--larScr one.
ln inc same proportion. Each continuance,
- cents per square.
~ MI advertisements not ordered for a
'pecine time, viii be continued until forbid,
aud charged seeordinglg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
fOp EseaE.

u 7HE if1Iss ~ prescott rn the occupancy
h OF pr Glrn. on ttc c0rprr near ttc
Presbst-uaf gb4Ich. tharcttywn, Is for
rcnt There o. god cclisr 90 tho house,
and stAtle. kitchen. smoke-housc, Sc. on
the premf.s. Possession wil boz gwen on TIE
1T u April nest Tor further Information,
sptiy 10 TIE subs ri8cr Dr. Charlie stovn.
IZEkiEL DLEN.
Dec 9r. I-31-N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
RAILROAD, NO. 4.
Drugs, .LEediciHes, COHTee-
ftOIa0ry,
Hdrd-Jpare s. Ca5iRetUare.

Oi Tie BEST quality. FOR SALE--and ut the
lowest prices.
HNhE Cabinet Business is carried on OK
II tenSiVeiy 10y the subscriber, aud thr follow
ins enumeration comprises feW OF the articles
manufactured: Extension Tables. "a new article. ]
Cenire Tables, Pillar and Scroll Dining Tables
xith bTa'' --tors. Pillar aud Claw Card Tables
filiar ani Scroll Work Fables, Grecian Ward
robes, SlDEBOARDS, edf7~d aud p,4,B. ol w.
rious fashions aud priees,-BgTraus do do aiI
OF the TIeatst Mahogany and Vanished ia tie
bctt rnauner,-Bcdstcsds 81 cVtsy grade and
fashion, from torty-tiSe dullars down 20 three
various kinds OF Tin Safes, and al kinds OF
CHAIRS for sick rooms y ,th mum, .ou, o,Ie,
articles, all ready on hand. or can BE- msdc Ia or
utT, on The shortest notice, having = number nf
the most industrious NorkrJacn cniloy Ell and I
can, With great truth. say that feel Tie stron-rst
inehnation u serve my neighbors and the pnblIr.
Who have 20 long given me 81 liberal patronage
! ~"''sd iHV'lc t.l.c Who srr ~ want OF goo.I
Furniture, and Who are plras.d 20 examine me-
fsshions. % walk ia and look ~ niy as.,rtu,rnt-
q - changing every day and Il YOU procrsstna'
tH to-inDT7w, Shen You might cell to-day, v al
msy mss g'ttng good hrtislc
~ tie h-ii-ltoad has nov commenced ia or 4
'ic,nity, uf'lcr such favourable aug,iess D. .inc
40 less iAlil'i'es fnr ~ r~.pcctabiIitv and spid
lH"sress. U4an t!ic stienti6c aLd seeosn- ssl,cd :
: nuetnpn. Nlr. Ni0reli a it. head 1iti, ~ en-
l'sl nr'' an trtsrtcring contractor, Mr. Hike
W, r1niH~'i. sturdy bsnd ol faiii. - saisrcrs
80 n'.rcn"'iins industfy, the work mu, Progrc- -
fai'dif. and stlt very soon draa tie slchtuu - I
iirrisssfs a. usis - elton Of our corr. --aht .
ser " Ifll's0Hs uiil tay - rnpei, .ucntinn e. .
-r''-ri sfNHesrs. - a. ~ % a litu FNprns- 90
H'"rnlux their chamber and dfss ,-r 5ot4s siti
we. - a"'iial aritl- Tat 60 q obtsucd o.
1rr Nare-i!Oou.s.
ANDEFR WOODS.
Chafi-s'nun u.e 1, tt,t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
Jefferson - Berkeley Land
FOR SALE.

Ni virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Supe-
NJ rior Court Of Law and Chanccry for
Jefferson County, rendered on the 18th day
OF October, ledJ, in the case Of IIeary Boie-
Ter, administrator with the will anne xed Of
Ann b. boteler, deed, and administrator de
eoHis non Of James :. Lane, deceased, against
James y. Lanes distributes and Others, |
shall, on Friiay iis 1h Of february, l-3i, be-
fore the hotel Of Daniel Entler in Shephc rls-
town, expose TO sale, at public auction, 10
the highest bidder the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
Tracts Of Land, 0!,d Shc
HOUSE AND LOT

In the proceedings mentioned The tracts
OF Land above alluded 10 were formerly own
cd BY BeuJ amin Foreman and George Powell.
AID joiu each other. They are situated in
the counties OF Jefferson and Berkeley, near
4 small village called IIardscrlbbIc, about
one mile from ilcnry's Mill on the Potomac
river, and about five miles above Shepherds.
town, adjoining the lands Of Van Swearingen.
Walter X. SeIby, Henry Roher, Iamrs S.
Lanes heirs, and Leakin Bakers heirs, con-
taInDg by estimation about
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u. IEin. III. ID. EgnIi.
n. ~. RETZ.ITFEEER.
ATTORNEY ATLAw

WILL practice 90 The Superior ,r4 IN.
w fcrior Courts 81 Lo'iiopn auI Isgsr.
'0u. The transactlon of all bu.,ncs, s,.r,r,,,.
ed % his management will bc chsrartsr,..5
~ NC strlctest attention ADD p'mctu,lty.
H' Office q 81 Markct-st., tcosburg
April H. 1-yg II
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FoR TETRU.

NfGRo GIRT. about 10 years q age
n Ior terms. Apply ~
Jo~Cru yNSyACTEH
Dcctn..r 90. 1859
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$50 ACRES.

The Land is OF an excellentq quality well adapt
cd to the growth of wheat, rye, corn, sc.
and with very little expense, could be made
hrst-rate stock farm. About $50 acres Of
II can be made into excellent meadow. II
las the marsh run passing right through the
centre Of IT. On the Powell tract their Il n
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COAL.

a nnAA BUSHELS best COAL
a,, rreri,ei soa ~ 80 b
IDllN y tANE b WEBB.
Ei .'iofi.f.4u. SOY. -f. f'
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The HOUSE and LOT

Above mentioned, is situated on PrhccSs-St.
IN Shepherdstown, between Mr.. Jacob Line :
dwelling house, and Mr. John shu-art's sad
diers shop, at present occupied by Miss Sow
ders.
Terms If salc-Onc-thrd in hand, tho re-
sdue in three equal payments, Secured
oy deed OF trust on the prrmises) respec-
lively TO be made ia six. twelve and eighteen
months from the day Of sale.
JOHN II. McESDREE, Comm.
Dec. &c IS13-is
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Jefferson g. Berkeley Land
FOR 9AYn

I WILL sell, at public sale, on Friday the
II 9TH February, 1884, before the tavern
door of Daniel knilcr I'm She nher midtown a
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~&W D'ceHing House, s7HSA
NTA Darn, &c. a good Or e&
kfIN chard. and lime 9SfV<51
- stone Spring conve- -
nient to the buildings and on the Foreman
tract there IS first-rate mill .i,e, with the
water privilege, well situated for merchant
mil, wool factory, or any thing Of the sort.
together with the remains of an old mill.
ANY persons wishing TO purchase the above
tracts OF Land, will please call on Mr.. John
Mcfarland, who Is now living on them, and
he will give any further information thev
NAV desire