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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14
Richmond, Va, Friday, Nov. IA.
VEW YORK ELECTJON

We devote able portion of this ,,ay manor Ia
The returns hon New York. The "Details are interesting
ss they come in The following from Tue sday's "P.nn
syvanian presens the last aud most ropie results of
the E"cuon-Narcy will be elected by from 10 1000
neaessea the overmheln oe Delegation for
Compress WIN remain as strong in the present
oil Representatives. We have gained good and tr,,e
man IN the place of Dudley sedrn Of the City OF New
fwk-aid we have lost the worthy Person by a very
small m.jmity-bO, the ability Of Mr. Hun, to retain his
seat disputed in the follow rg article from the GIo e.
"Mr P!kRsoN. OF INSTRUMENTATION the Albany
Argus oil the Sb, appears that MIR Hunt the oppon. n,
oil Mr. Person will be returned 81, cied by tsiorit,
OF 10 votes but that 30 votes given MIR. Pieson have
by some means, been omitted the count II this be So
We uus' 'a' 80 valuable member as Mr.. Pieson may
not be lost 10 the House by any So on hi. pari
70 encounter the trouble oil sting the election The
following j. nom the Argus:
"hsnsSe!aer Counfy.-The Troy Budget OF las, eve
hhg, states MIR Hunts majority at i6 but ad,ls-.w
uisanu ''a' aiiidsv can be obtained in Lansngbugh.
showing 80 more oes Tor MI person Than the
returned IL such be the isc the question MA, he c,rri
ed 10 the next Congress-"
(Fiom the Pennsylvania of Tuesday morning
LAST RETURNS.
NEW \ oRK-TiE REsULr.-We subioin returns from,
the Albany Argus oil yesterday which are so nearly full
as 10 shew the general result which the denoci attic
borne herself admirably.
The HAIRLESS and auioiic ,rcy re elected by ma
Joriiy oil upwards Of twelve thousand, gain Of more
uan TWO Thousand since his election in 1882; sufficient
evidence oil the indignation OF the people OF New York
against the panic workers.
he Congte siona representation Will probably .tsnd
thirty democrats nne Bank wings the election o
thirty Of our friends being already concusiveIy ascertain
ca. IN ne ftce"'gjo"IM Congress, .Nt,c York. there
Jore r,H 0e represented us she is at present.
The State Senate VI be twenty ght ats TO fou
bsnki,es; republican gain, three.
In the Assembly, ninety Democrats and thirty ono
bankies are known TO be elected.
ouch Is Tie grand finale 10 the whole contest aud suc
Tue result OF all Tue operations OF rate and
less opponents Disgrace and defeat overwLeliu them
every where their greatest labor hss sscurnd TO Va the
most ininphant tesu' and the whole year devoted b,
e 10 f'Sei The overthrow OF democracy, has estahlsh
e. on so iiio basis HAT they must leave the 20
hueal held in utter despair The intelligence of the peo
ple proof against deception. They he cheat
cd, bought or driven.
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claimed Eve hundred and seventy Eve They are literally
defeated by result 50 lar below their expe citations; whilst
he tepubheans are full OF JOY AID animation In the spine
The majority OF ihe Bank party aided by the panic aud b,
such measure OF distress they aud their corrupt sbe
too the Cheat bars eooli produce, l75. 1t is now
reduced 10 1870.
Modify have the democracy OF the city conended Coz
meir ighis aud principles They have reduced the Fc
uerai Oriiy, since the Spring nearly 800 votes They
nave done all that could They have come OUT
"h AL ueir energies, aud have nisnta ned the
contest with vfgor aud zesi worthy of themselves aud
her cause. We say unequal contest Tor the utmost
means OF powerful and opuient ,uone, ed arsocracy
were thrown ia with polusion that parable in the
h'r'"f} oil our eecion every method al purchase in i
dauru anu deception was esoried 10. Every man in the
employ oi the Bank chants an par required
20 vote according 10 the dciaon u his woui.be master,
whilst others were discharged from employment because
u.y refused 10 vote their consciemces and sysus
mat democracy which has been the stay OF the poor
man and OF the ndding classes under his government,
There Mas indeed no Device iron the false tales in re-
iaton to the miserable iouisi the Bank Figae which
was brought IN, as make ght ia behalf OF the Bank
anu its federal allies. In addition all this their poc
ogahlaion was perfect, and their patzans have been
regularly drilled IN all the Wards from the spring election
10 me present time. To have had maotily them
unuer such circumstances, expected to have main.
tanned ueir ground, the democracy have done is
hohorsble 10 them, aud suspicious OF at triumph which
awaits heir Cause among the incompatible people OF the
country.
The following are the comparative results at tho Spring
u fine
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COMMUNICATES

COMMUNICATED
AZ Court held for Sussex county. the 6, dAy of No
yember, 1881: On the motion OF John r. Cbambli.,
Esq, Attorney for the Commonw esItli IL is ordered
hat the following preamble and resolutions be entered on
Tho minutes of this Cour -
Al meeting OF lhe members Of the Bar and tho OH
Gers Of tho Court OF Sussex county, Courho,se ON
IhufsdNy, ne u day OF November. 1884. Present
LitIlcton lanier Clerk, Augustine Clalo rue william 10
herson, John H. Chsmbiss Robert II. Collier Robert l.
Downn'an, Robert Ridley Timothy Rives Allen WINNIE
Samuel D"ugIas JOHN T. J. Mascn, Cyrus F. D.isrd
aud John w Potts manu-
IL having been announced that Gen. William H. Brod
max long distinguished member OF this Bar hath recent
~ departed this iie john r. Chamblss submitted the lo
fseS0sred, That ths meeting has ieaTne viii
SOTO" Tie melancholy di'pensaon which has d,p,ive,I
mem OF an esteemed and most valued iend tie Bar of
an au upright and distinguished member aud SOCIETY At
large OF one whose character and conduct were alarmed
oy an ne virtues and charities OF our nature.
- eso'pe1. hs we deeply sympathise with his family
III ,heir 'hiicnon snd repsrable bereavement
Hesofred, That the Commonwealth Atornev he ,a
qnes'ed 10 move the Court cause these IN
be entered OH tho minutes OF the Court "
heSYioed ih2ta copy Of tllese proceedings be commu
hcaed to Tie family OF Gen Brodnsx and bc published
Copy Tese, L. LANIER CT
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ELECTION RErnnNs

- NEW YORK CRY AND CouNry
NV iSoRk, Noy.7 The Canvass Of the Congress
sI enough advanced ia 10 satisfy iio OIL the cso
a n are elected by msioies not greatly varying from
ihe oiheis canvass, except tina, Of lie Coyern ~,
u' SDe whole is eo'apleed Sdlwen Invariably
from the several ward: '''''u '''uiUs
.Wdrcu moiOIffn c...., -.
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. Seiomd najo,iiy.

h"Ff IntI IOT MIfcY.
lIfom tho Albany Afgas
- ALBANY COUNTy
one o. the severes contests through which G,e pe,,o.
p, lh's Guy ha' ever passed, closed Yesterday Wl
me following results, 90 fsr a. thev ,yere p
onf paper was put 10 press " ""e"
s's,a' majority 10 the city Tor Governor. about 1877
al cspeeed, iDe Bank party have carried the eif,
- "Yo'iy even beiow that conceded fo f,eo, ~
we Ssnye,s ~ loe 0pgbfcans They bsd ronnsd
syhaehuy 90 nom four 10 six hundsods fsv 49, 'i
P'" we FORMER majority and 10 their aeissi ssoyss.
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1929 democratic majority.
=
GepeInor.


Majority for Marcy, IOI1 Bockcc, 500
. ORANGE County
Extract OF a letter 10 lle Evening Posi, dated
an, MoNTGoMERY, Nov. 6.
cy was given by the unnching democracy of OLD O.snCe
'ds evening I've have met tie enemy aud then are
ours The democrats oi0rsnge have spoken in o9es If
'huhder TO 'c nluions OF the Bank 20 Bine.Gobi Ecic
Fafiw Old Orange has done her duty. Our usioritv M
81 average is 500 orange Our enemies have susism
ed d -" aterloo deleai."
GRrEv CouNrY.
Extract oil letter To The Evening Post dated
10 CATsRILL, Nov. G, 1884
G'eS"on III '' county has been the most severcy
contested Wat ever witnessed. Tie activity industry
AMI perseverance Of the Wings were worthy If b,,S
cause. All would not dove them lnaniuIy' md old
Greene has again responded to he calls of patriotism s
sPOke NJ No,ce OF thunder. Result below"
Marcy. majority sOs.
SULLIVAN CoUNTY
Extract Of a ie ter 10 The Evening Post,
MoNrtcEJLo. Nov. 6, 1894
"Suiieieut returns have come 10 TO suhofise me in
sufg you that tile whole Of ;he Republican eounv ,irC
90 s"d 'a'Goy Marcy ofity n SulIiyanis over
RICHMOND CouNrY.
Majority Tor Seward, So
kESssEbA HR CouNTy
We CPIo','ioh Candidate Tor Congress 10 this county
i nee succeeded by 81 mdoy The pajoiiy Tor Msrcy
:, trrom the Albany Atso. Eursl
t. ns,y has small majority lie county, and
~ " ueleved thh part OF tie Republican cnuuty GeLet
IS elected hui regret 10 sstc dat Ms pier!on S
'seh' ae an 'iHexble democratic member Of Compress
~ '' '''''lc'' las IosI his election by 81 votes
,p Extract n dLHey.
80 - 1--WE "ie mofliiyi"g Intelligence OF tie defeat Of
o"' '' by ~ majority Tldsiso@ng ina gresi
~, % 'o uscsP10n practised by Of the csndisles
tlie ticket - ssle." We resi- o.
SARATOGA CoUNrv
kxifari OF letter.
"Cnmer's msjofityio fiai and sclenects1, ,,,.,
ge'hsf a6ou 100 Marry majority ~ Ssrsioga count,
about POO Senator safe" V'"'J
ScHFNECrApy CoUNrY.
Extract 81 letter.
average majority for Marcy about go
ONEIDA County.
Extract At letter from Albany
our news Is tlat Bemdslcy viii be- elected bv ma,
JO''S " "'" 9Vo 70 600 Governor about Tue zane"
HeRwtmEa CovNry.
From lie Albany Evening Journal
RON partial feiufns are Induced Il, b..,.. d., a.
Regency majority 10 Ierkinsr viii he about S9oo WIZ
ESiffci Of letter rom ffend In Alh.ny
"Hefkimef county viii give about 1900 -
DELAWARE CouNrY
me ONCE Of The Journal Of Commerce has feeeyed -.
uins nom Delaware county. showing De,nocrsGc ,as
pity o. i'ov' and four towns not hcafd hon
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Dem. maj.

WEsTcHEsTER County.
clip from the Office OF the Westrhesier Herald dated
Thursday, ~ O'clock, communicates the following oiori
results. o.
- ALL HAIL PUTNAM AND WEsTcHEsTER!
Returns from different sections OF The District this mn
men received, iniOIm us that Gen ard the Democrat.
&c candidate Tor Congress- has succeeded by majority of
above 100 votes over the opposing candidate The Co.
vernon iVnenan'-Governor, and Senator, the Demo.
cratic ticket, have likewise large majority in The III
bly,.
ne following are The maoriiies tAr as received:
DeniocTdhc. BGnk tory.
WARD BAILEY.
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he following are the comparative results at the Sprir
ion aud AT the present time
republican gain since the spring election, {,
and eighfy-e eight
lF'on' the Albany Argus Exital


ne result g'onCus triumph Tor the Democracy,
uer me most desperate efforts and confident expectations
ana predictions oil the Opposiru The nIajoriles on the
COM fess ticket are y lnlluMs;
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Repnb. mai.

The majority for Governor Marcy is about 100 Re-
punhcSn Ciork elected; Sheriff and Assembly doubtful
Sl"ce the foregoing was in type have received the
Argu:
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 10 o'clork
II" addition to The returns ia the Argus oil Tomorrow
morning, wo have the OF Bethlehem hch gives
ne Opposition only 81 Tor Congress SO Tor Governor
We stand therefore as follows on the Congross ticket
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MAjoIi:y Tor Gen Ward, 1898
900. ~ WINS
nA1Gipy sPIS sf aaBs clf head from, and MIR.
Under all e ciicuus aces we consider this one of the
greatest 'rumphs ever achieved, by The ever lrue am,
"achiul ~ puhlicaHs al Iuinem and Winchester
The vote ior Gvcsior Marcy in Pulnai, county !. sail
10 have exceeded that Tor General " ard soevIat MI
ing HE MAJORITY cF both in tie two counties su IsG0
KINGS County,.
democratic Aidjoriiy bJ5 FIR GOreruoy
QUEENS County.
Jackson MOI in 1881, $50.
SUFFOLK COUNTY
me following a'e The actual ON all the towns
IN on suffolk, except shelter Island which is estimated
mere are but abon 80 PoIled in the island low
ever and II Vii be that the Bank tories ara allow
Wy me estimate majority OF 20, which is probably more
nian hey have got Tie Congress ticket il likewise
eesIen ny an overwhelming majority. JYeH done old
il - democratic majority.
DUrcHEss COUNTY
our ehlfe uche has succeeded Duchess County he
an over wheimi"g mjory. We have an Extra from he
once oil The Poughkeepsie Journal dated O'Clock lss
evening, which states The majority lor Marcy 10 he lOI
ana Tor 50Thee 925 This is al nrrosse on their m.io,
'ies IN IS2 OF 800 Tor e Governor IS for The
"eket "Hreat ie.arlans every where" The lo,iuc
is Tie canvass OF the town: H
MAJoRITIEs
G1peIHOr. Cpnpyfss
Marcy. Seward. Dem. Bank
1872 81 1858 3l3
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hEAps UP W congratulate civil adversary Mr.
jeremiah Hughes of the Annapos Rrnolii y, 80 49,,
gn' Wheh have beendeveloped since our last discussion
ne Joe,s nave spoken language which cannot be mis-.
Ii re"h'SVahIa' N jersey, and last OF ALL New
ork, have swept away all his sanguine predicrins
IsnTn Tie armef congratulations OF Dir Huqhss on Ills
suDJec-and hope we shall haze no Jereiad on te oc
caslon. " ~ ~
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1he Travelling Senator'S in .Vete Poyk!-The N. Y
Times ', dat "Mr. Gundy stood Tor minutes in he
pu,he ROOM entirely unknown and unobsfvsd listening
10 tle orstor, and norng our wave and manner IL 49,"
sho Tor lew minutes In the open Committee room inter
changing saua,ions with his scqusinncs He took no
courteous aod enraged "Anericsn have ne s,v abon ~
iheTe wss certainly nothing in HAT iai can be csnsu,,d
Wasavey different affair ron hersn crowds already
TOO excited, al night rom the doors Of layernS and exbo
ing them TO increased sxcrons sgsust e o, ponents
as we all know Messrs Ewing Southland and Webster djd
The American need no. be told how narrowly genefal
light was ayeried in front Of Mr. Ewines hotel n ai
gentensn snd his colleagues had delayed their arrival for
one or days they would al Ieas have escape tie srope
suspicion o. having desifed TO influence the election They
hat sy they choe Tor their meeting here: as for Mr.
1,nndy' he must be present The day they chose r
neE conduct Is universally reprobsed by their political
any we employed"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
DIED,

On Friday the Goth ult. after lingering
illness; Mr. RicnARD KIsc, OF uarpers-Ferry,
aged about 80 years.
We are very sorry 60 state the death Of most
worthy and iaIncnted citizen of Richmond, Ioux
70. iLLIANs, Esq, Who died al Charleston \.
y, on the 18th ult., on his way to St Augustine
Mr.. w. Sas Tor several sessions Delegate ia III.
virginia iS-gislaturc--Was an excellent LAWYER Al,
our bar-t0r sOnIc time the President of the
'.onimon liall-and estcemcd IA all ia. relations
ct life Rioirmot5 Eng
hcstcrIay, ct pulmonary consumption, Ia the
81 year at la. az, MIR JOHN g. YOUNG,
Printer, formerly 81 Chatlest0~n, Va IT, the
death OF Mr.. Young father s"t mother law. been
deprived 81 an amiablc and kind sou, and n,,ner-
ous aequaiEianccs Of an Intelligent associate.
MAJ. Int DC 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

The .Vurdsrer Of Miss CUNNINGHAM We
published an article yesterday from the Port
Deposite paper, respecting the arrest and
imprisonment OF n man on suspicion Of being
the murderer Of Miss Cunningham, in Cecil
county, in April, ls25. We are now inform
cd in addition TO the article Published YES
terday, that the man arrested Is n shoe maker,
who has resided at, or in the neishborhood
OF Port DePosiie, ever since the murder was
commiitcd-and that in one instance he ap-
peared as witness, and testified strongly
against two men who, n few years since,
were arrested on suspicion Of having COM
United, or being accessory to- the said muir
oeri and had Il depcndc on his testimony
alone, they would in all probability have
been convicted. Tho discovery nolr mai,
was truly proyidentIal. lilo had hypotheca-
ted very valuable ring 10 n man, TO whom
he was indebted, which ring the creditor
placed upon his finger and soon after, being
in company, IT was observed and Identified
Miss Cunninghams name being still legible,
On being questioned, he informed from whom
he received II, and for what purpose, and re-
ferred TO two persons who were present at
the transaction. Process was accordingly
issued, and the suspected culprit was arrested.
and IS now confined IN Elkton Jail On search
ing his premises, we also learn, that stock
ing, belonging to the deceased, was also
found, which, on comparing, corrcspondcd
precisely with its fellow which has ever
since been preserved by her family. Niles
Register. OF the pa April, l-5J, in mention
ing the horrid account OF the murder, says
Shcwas Just about 10 DC married. and her
RUG, Inc embiem OF plishted faith. was car
ried of. 91-It - possible that this circum-
stance may lead to tho discovery Of the muir
dcrer." Baltimore Chronicle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
FREE PRESS.
JANUARY Q, is34.


The President now has complete posses
sion Of the Purse-strings Even should Con.
grcss pass law authorizing restoration OF
the DcPosites, he will pa, his rsso upon the
act; and thus, unless two-ibirIs OF both
house, concur, (of which there Is very little
probability in these party times he will be
me master Of the people. OF what avail is i,
that We have the empty name Of Republic,
when tho substance is gone The will Of on,
niSs Is now suPrcme--anj VIC arc the .Iayc,
Of a desPotism, while VIC delude ourselves
with the mere nOekery Of representative gov
ernmcnt.
When Augustus Caesar had assumed To
himself all the powers OF " the Government"
he preserved the republican forms and digni-
ties aud his successors, to the latest period
Of Roman power, preserved them as an osien-
'ibis rsii for de'Poiism. They we'll knew that
rssnkind iesre gorerned BY names.
Will Americans suffer themselves to be
thus Knocked, degraded, and deceived,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
PUBLIC SALE

~IiLL be offered at public sale. ON
Wv Friday the ald Of FtLruary. 1854. al
MIR. william Moore's Elkwood farm, ON th,
road leading from IIalltown 10 She pherds-
town, one mile from the former place, the
following property, viz:
Six work Horses, 4 Colts,
Six mich Cows,
One yoke valuable Oxen,
Some young Cattle,
Sixty head Of Sheep,
A number Of Sows and foe young uoxs.
Two Wagons and one OK Cart,
-Four barshear, , double, aud 3 single shovel
Ploughs, nearly new, ana Of good construction,
Three Harrows, nearly new,
Six sets of wagon Gears, l,
Six do. plough do. new
quantity Of Corn by the barrel,
Shoyels, Forks, Spades, Hoes, and n variet,
OF Tools suitable for farm purposes.
A credit Of nine months will be- given on
all purchases OF 50 and upwards, the purcha-
ser giving the usual bond aud security Sale
TO commence early in the day.
Gentlemen who feel disposed to buy, will
do well To attend, n the property must be
sold. SAMI L. nEIAPLANE
VIM. MOORE, .igsnt
JOr Nm H-y"'Gn, for Part Of TIE
ADORE property.
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BON B0NS, HsUGAR
LCCIFERS,
Ind Ladies' E6urEcS.

VNHE undersigned has just received a, the
- Chariestown APothecary 4 Book Store,
FRESH surPLY OF
Drns'' Paints. Dye Sf,.D,, Books, &c.
lie can with confidence saw. that hi. "A.
sortment Is more general than il has ever been
before; Among number Of articIss iu,t
opened are the following, viz:
Preston salts, Lucifcrs or At,riiion Match
e. iIuii Extract of Sarsaparilla. Fluid TX
uae' oil FINK Root, Male Fern, Gum NIyrrh.
Suiphate OF MorPhia, Acetate of Morphia.
Denarcoiiscd iaudanum. genuine French Ju.
JUDE Paste or Pectoral Gum, IN boSes-uil of
icmon' On OF Burgamot, Indeliblo lux in ca
ses' CuPping Glasses, Ammoniatcd Conner
buehu Leaves, Wash Balls. Cologne Water
IN fancy bottles, Oil Juniper, Spirits of Tur-
Pentine, CePhalic Snuff. Silver sand, sc. sc.
Also, twenty-scven different kinds Of CON.
fECiloN-oranges, Lemons. Raisins, AZ
monds, English Walnuts and Filberts. To-
Sether with handsome supply OF useful
boohS, especially for children and Young
ladies and gentlemen.
JAMES BROWN.
Jan. , IS1l
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y GARD
ME-. & MRS. JOHN HAYS BoApp-
1VA ING SOEOOY. C,r -. -


wa Oc continued the ea-uins wear NJ ,L,,r
residence IN Frederick eoLaiy. one mile a.
C 'e see'ers' tavern. Oh the road from
Nnas'e'to"n 10 Winchester. 10 tbs schooI.
AT The usual branches Of an English Itvc,.
aon are taught, with the Latin aud Frcnsh
language, II desired-plain and ornamental
Needle Work, aud Domestic ECONOMY in ali
as branches. Tito ornamental accompl,.b.
uont, OF Music and Painting NAV also lie ac-
qulred IN this School
Terms, for board, washing and mendinr
ana tuition OF the English only, ninety dolIass
per annum, PAID quarterly, ia adyanee-th.
PuPiis hndins their own bedding For the Ia.
I'm ana French, thirty dollars per annun. MI
SIC and Painting will also be an extra charge
Mr.: and Mrs. ii. are fully aware of the re-
sPonsioility they have assumed, and ple,,r.
themselves that no effort, on their part. ~ IN
De neglected, TO realize tho fondest hone, Of
those Pareats aud Guardians who NAV eopGIe
ue'r children or wards 10 their care and in.
struction N "
FOR tho character Of their School. refer
enee may DC had to Maj. Charles Bu..sr. and
Me,srs. George Mccormick, George :. Lane
william Taylor, George knight, and James
Sewers. Ian. y ls1I a,
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PUBLIC SALE.

Rf virtue Of decd OF trust, executed by
~ Jacob Coon,z % the Suh-criher, for the
benefit Ut VIM. q. Burns and Others, he will
oher Tor sale, Tor cash, on Friday the 10th Of
January, 1880. on the premises VA the occ,l-
Pancy Of said Coontz, at Mrs. Henry, Mill
near Scrabble,
One good road Wagon,
Three work Horses and their Gears,
Two GINS, (rifes.)
19ssce Feather Beds, Bedsteads = Bedding
One Stove aud Pipe,
One Burcau-one dozen Of Chairs,
One Silver Wateh~oDe riding saddle,
considerable number OF BOOKS,
Aud 4 variety Of Household 4 Kitchen Fur
nIture LEWIS LUCAS, Trustee.
Dee. 10, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

INlE subscriber has taken out Letters of
Administration on the estate Of MARr
ANN DorGHERrr. All persons having claims
against The estate, arc requested 10 present
..e'n 10 me, promptly; aud those indebted.
arr requested TO make immediate settlement.
."e elr.um>'ances connected with the estate,
require that its concerns be closed as soon =,
P'A'''eaoe' T. e. McCABE,
.fd'aiHistraior.
Harpers-Fcrry, Jan. ., ls3i.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

INTENDING TO remove to the West. the
II subscriber will sell, 1T his residence near
heyes' Ferry, on Friday the Sd day Of Janu-
ary' 1884, all his Personal Property, VIZ:
Five Brood Mares Work Horses,
Four Colts Mich Cows } Calves,
Hogs and Sheep,
One road Wagon, in good order,
Ploughs and Harrows,
small quantity Of Corn,
About 80 acres Of grain in the ground,
Household and Kitchen Furniture
A credit Of nine months will be given on
all sums Of 50 and upwards, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security Sale to
commence early ia the day
wM. WILTSHIRE.
Dec 10 Isl3