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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
MARRIED.

On Thursday last, by the Rev. Geo " Hum,
phrrys. MIR TnoaAs MAu.onY. ,r % NJ,
M.Rr rArLoM, both Of ii.rpers-ferTy.
on the ssme day. by the same. Mr.. WrI,,,
ScH.t..kn. to Miss ELiZAnEru RussElL, daugh.
ter OF MIR. Thomas Russell, of IIarpcr.-Ferr,.
on the same evening. by the Rev. Norvai VII
.on, Mr.. AMBROSE LRoss, TO Miss MlRs,sE1
bhLsrsnLIss, daughter OF Capt. Anthony Bel
sterling. Of lisrpcrs-Ferry.
=, on The sd June. by the Rev Joshua William,
"r. IonS Ssrru, 20 the amisble Mis-. jar
,.,oSnt,r OF the venerable Prcecp,or of Language
MT JOAN Cooper. all OF Cumberland county IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

The Enquirer 10 slavrrins Mr.. TRIM viii
praise Tor the manly manner" in which h.
stood by Mr.. Stevenson. That Ingenious prin,
too, is retailing some Of the sharp SHOOTING,
between Mr., T. and Mr.. Clay Wonder ho.s i
obtains knowledge Of matter, trsn.pirinx in SC.
eret session Who is its pimp' VIVA, honora.
bic Senator betrays his trust. and disrcgards hi.
oath
he de'gn OF all u'is fulsomc praise or Mr..
Tyler, (~ho'n il lately abused through hos, al
dwelling eorcsPonden,s,) is evidently to alien.
ate MIR Tyler and Mr.. Leigh. aud separate
their friends. 1t won't DO granny-it won't do
They understand your game; and if Tyler Ia,
the same noble soul which crat animated his DO.
som, he will reject your dcspisaLle nAttcry, aud
loaihe your newborn generation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

II has been asserted in some Of III. public
prints, that Mr.. Steyensons rejection was a
matter OF profound indifference TO the Presi.
dent himself Indeed, some have ventured
to say that he wished IT, This assertion mus,
be untrue. u such had been the President.
feeling towards him, would he have visited
MIR. S. while his nomination was pending, and
expressed such lively sympathy in his sue.
cess'-l Richmond Enquirer.
Why, dear innocent and i,iiuspecing old lady
1t IS OF the very essence Of hypocrisy to MAKE
loud professions OF "iively sympathy" Nobo-
dy better understands the game than your roval
master. A'you arc so happy at fcrrr,ting out &C.
eref proceedings. will you tell us ,rS0 BETRAYED
Stevenson to the Senate, and scented out MIR.
LiyinSstoh's letter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

There nno oPposi' on 70 ions Rontarsos.
Esq Tor The vacancy "a tie Richmond de.
"iot' ooea'ionsd BY Mr. s,evenson's resizns-
ton.
The following happy toast abiding to III,
election, Is among tho sentiments gwen =,
'hc LeesHirg Wing dinner
Nv a Cusa.-Nr. speaker Stevenson Ma,
''' place, IN the house of Representative. be
'..ed a. quickly as the ci,iEcus u bis late DIS.
'f'ct can say Jack Robisoa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

IL will be seen that our dull town is to be next
week eniivened by theatrical entertainment,
sustained by the talent of portion Of the Jcffer.
son family, and by the fine vocal powers Of Mrs.
Jefferson formerly Mrs. Burke.) The other
members OF the corps are said to be highly de-
serving Those ~ho remember the many ioyou,
moments spent In Witnessing the inmi,aLIc CO.
mic powers OF the elder Jefferson, in his "Ialm,
days" will not fail to patrouze the seions Of 50
gifted performer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
DIED,

yesterday morning. after a long and ,lis.re s.
ing Illness, Mrs. MAHr CHow, in the SSH
year OF her asc. wife OF Mr.. William Grow, If
I'd th's town. Mrs. Grow was lady of exempI.
~ conduct, aud much respected and belo,,,i l.,
per ae9aA'htanec Her paticnt suffering here, IL
hoped, has secured for her place among the hs,.
by IN eternity.
Az his residence. near the White Post. or
saturday morning last, after an illness of Ions
continuance, RoBEEr VAscE, Esq. a hiyhl,
respectable and intelligent citizen Of III,
eou"'y'-l Uinehsiter Tuginian, JULY 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

"a III. stand az nv farm during The pre-.
~ y cert teaapn, ~ g. Pssfarsgc viii b.
shs'ged ior o~s siirF nir ssrk. q ne custom
~ fateA Manuel fyrc, ~. ~ phiisdeipi,is
~ho T-ised bssi'av. thus spcsks ~ hitn ~ = ID.
W 70 friend ~ regret 30 ~ that ~, farmer.
ahn bad The flfsrEr q fny csttie, kept no i,~r,l
book, and ~ csn ~ H. tha ti.shss. ,i,, Unli
Csif shish gave VI I liObinson, 49, sired B.,
ny bull Leopard. vho pss fuu brrd IB,rbs,a
shoft hors. and took ttc rcond prenius, :, a.
r,h'biiiaH % the Penbs, ls.nia ker,sultnr,l -
eiriy h,id % hioeAiry no t!,si ~ Ell Bssi,a-
So ~. ~ onr ~ ny b~st bred Cows Of tl.s. Duf.
hsr short Horn hrerf
The advantages og thfs u,,t sse basketball.
Juiytn, isJi.-sL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

The Enqairrr. in aiiuIios To the rr,,s,io. a,
the State Bank Deposi,e bill, By the Senate, make,
the following remark:
Thus rests upon that body the responsible.
ity oil suffering the Public monte, 10 renal,
in the custody OF the Executive Dep,rtmrp,
unregulated as il was before :he establish.
ment OF the National Bank"
Was ever au'isei,y SO gl.rip;-poli,ieai kna,c-
~ 50 h'"ly 'eiied as this. thrown before an IN
'cii'sen, and Discriminating people, The Trra-
'ury VI" srasped Nv Executive rapaeity-.ca,,er.
ell among irresponsible f4vOrites-and because
the Senate, after doing all in IL, power to re .cuc
the purse. will not sanetify the cnorn,i,. ", the
responsibility" Is thrown upon them for lc.,i,.
the treasure in peril.
An intelligent people will never FORGET. M,
outstanding such tricks OF .curv, poli,;r;,,,
that With the President and hi, trained ,n,;,;,,
IN the lower house " the responsibility" Justly he.
longs In due time. they will DC made to feel ,
subs,antisl responsibility.
The man who would deliberately deceive.
eo"hding community. with such trash. would de.
scerac ies'eas affairs. and lac in presence OF the
judgment scat, IL his craven soul could be allowed
to approach the vcStibulc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
THE MARKETS..

BALTIMORE, JrLV Z.
FLoUR.-we quote the price from wagon,
at 50 SCI; sales from store. vary from
SSlsi 10 5.25.-2O00 bbls. sold. a., ol
which rated at s5.25. The stock Of Flour !,
rather diminishing, notwithstanding Ia. re.
ceiPts are more than usual nj TIN, season.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
TO THE
kRreenera OF Eiaae EKnrRea.

YNHR subscriber bcgs leave 10 announce "a
y breeders u fine Hsriss, that he has open
ed a Training Stable 10 the neighborbood Of
winchester, and - now ready 10 receive
and Train upon the Winchester course, any
horses hat may be entrusted 10 his care. -
NJ. Washington Graves, well known 10 the
racing community has engaged TO suporin-
tend The stables and those who NAV be di,.
posed 10 paironNe this establishment. arc =.
sured that every attention will be pail soJ
that the framing will be- conducted UPON lie
most approved plan.
ROBERT BRANNAN.
Winchester July ~ 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

We have jus, heard Of another distressing
accident AEomsAtD HrSDERsoS, jr son OF
Richard ". Henderson, Esq. Of Leesburg,
was drowned on Saturday last in attempting
to cross Goose Creek. Nr. n. was lately
married; and, we learn, was much beloved
by The public. General sympathy for his be-
rea'ed partner and family, Is every where
manifested
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

NO TECE.

Viz subscribers TO the Harpers.Ferry
n Free Church arc hereby notified that.
agreeably TO their bylaws, the annual meet
ing Will take place in said Church, on Nm
day neri me l4h IF July, at I O'Clock, p. NJ.
'or the election Of five Trustees for the en-
SUING year, aud TO transact such other busi-
ness as may como before them.
July 10. Pye,id,at Boa,I NJ T,,,.,,.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

The Courier and Enquirer OF the End ha,
the following curious anecdotc -
II singular OeeurTeRes.-Most Of those
who have seen the beautiful serpent al
PEALE's MUsEuT, which is exhibited as the
great Anaconda, will reeollect that in the
snug quarters allotted 10 him, there arc two
blankets, on one Of which he lies and the
other IS covered over him IN cold weather.
strange 10 say the night before last after Mr..
PEALE bad led The serpent with chicken ae-
cofding 10 custom, the serpent took II into his
head 10 swallow one Of the blankets NSL;rb
IS a seven quarter one, also, aud thi, blanket
he has now IN his stomach. The proprietor
feels much anxiety and the public will also
De curious, u Is probable, 10 know, how this
strange meal will suit the gentleman's diges-
tive powers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

We have seen ,owevb,r, :, ;n,;,,,;,.

we have seen somewhere an intim atiop
that the Senate has, ct this session. in "a.
gard to the matter Of Apo ,ntmsnt. done
nothing but reject domination, mad. nv
the President Of the United States. w.
have taken tho trouble 20 INQUIRE what
foundation there 10 for this grave ACCUSE.
ton aud here are the facts. or the nom.
inations made by the President during the
ia,t session OF Congress. the Senate refu,.
ca 70 concur IN skvESrEES. and confirmed
= ocR HUNDRED AND FORTY NINE. What a
Jaei'ou' body is the Senate,-l.Nai. L.t.
The general election in the State of
LOUISIANA, Tor governor. legislature and
members Of Congress for the merit Con.
gress. takes place during the present week
Tho governor holds his office iorfour wears.
and the salary !, tho largest Of apy State
IN the union-s1000 per annum we believe.
lbe candidates are Judge T. ID. White.
now representative in Congress from the
New Oileaus District, add Genl J. ID. Daw
! son.
The State elections in Kentucky follow.
IN August Several Of the Western state,
hold their State elections during the sum.
mer.
There are three vacancies in Congress,
from Conneeticut-in the place OF Foot,
elected. governor; Huntington. appointed
Judge and Ellsworth, resigned. The
election will not take place until October.
The Virginia vacancy. in the place of
Stevenson resigned. will be filed during
the month.
The New York vacancy. 10 place OF
Lawrence. elected Mayor OF New York.
will be filled at the general election in No
veuber. There is, we believe, no law of
that State authorizing special elections.
There Is avacancy 10 Ohio by tho no.
Pointment Of II. ii. Leavitt, Judge.
The State elections arc expected 10 turn
IN many instances upon the senatorial
vacancies which will take place IN the 4th
Of March next. and mu.t be filled I'D dur.
'ng the ensuing winter. The terms that
Will then expire arc those or Sprsgus OF
Maine, BELL Of New Hampshire (aiready
superseded by The appointment OF Hub
bard.) Silsbee of Massachusetts Knight of
Rhode Island. Frelin ghuysen OF New Jer.
sey. Clayton OF Delaware, Leigh Of Wiz.
ginia. Brown OF North Carolina, Calhoun
Of South Carolina, King OF Georgia. King
OF Alabama, Bib OF Kentucky, White Of
Tennessee, Robinson OF Illinois, Warga.
man Of Louisiana, and Poindexier of Mis-.
slssippi Two vacancies by resignation
are TO be filled for tho remainder or lon.
ger term N the case OF Wilkins of Penn.
'ylvania (appointcd Minister 10 Rus.ial
and For'yth OF Georgia (sppointed Secre.
tary OF State.) Both terms extend 10
March 1857 Bali. finer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

A gentleman from The West. who re-
eeivsd = government draft on the Bank
Of the Metropolis. Il pet.) 81 wsshiugt on
Few days since. aud MAS paid in bills OF
that bank. we understand was near being
detained ct Charlottesville. on his return.
for the ~snt Of current money The stage
agent required u. states or Virgins notes
Sfaunfon Spectator,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

L<He Of Condoisncs.-Col 3. G. SkinDar. Of
Baltimore, passsnger IN the Erie, Capt. Funk,
- bearer % the letter 0f coincidence from the
president q the United States, addressed 10
TIE iamhy Of Lafayette, BY tho uoanimous
request OF both Houses Of Congress, 10 ex.
press me sorrow Of the whole American pso-
PIE on The death Of that iiluslfious PARROT
and friend u or eouniry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
NO TECE.

ITNHE purchasers at the sale made by the
II subscriber IN September last, ere hercb,
reinind that their notes became due on tho
2Ith OF June last, and are now in the hand,
OF John Moier, TO whom they arc requested
10 make Immediate payment, as no indulgence
can be extended, aud 1t is hoped none will be
required. SYLVANUS' q NOIrR
July 10, lS3I.-lt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10


The President approved, We believe, all the
bills passed by the two Houses AT the recen,
session Of Congress, with the exception az
The bill making an appropriation Of 900, 900
10 remove certain obstructions from the
channel OF the rirer Wabash. This bill the
PRESIDENT holds under adVisement, stating
IN message TO the House, that he has strong
doubts whether lie can approve the bill con-
sistenily With his opinions Of the powers of
the Government
u we had not lost the faculty Of being sur
prised at any Executive notion, we confess
that VIC should feel a little al the serupIes
expressed IN regard 10 this bill for the Pre-
s'dent has not only signed bills appropriating
money for the Improvement OF The Hudson
river. and the Cumberland river, in Tenncs-
see but the United States have heretofore
appropriated 200, 900 acres Of public Lands,
worth perhaps two million Of dollars, to con-
meet the navigation Of this very Wabash river
Nith the Lake Michigan, which appropria.
lion viii be rendered 80 great measure use
less Tor the want Of the snail sum Of 500, 900
necessary TO remove an obstruction from the
channel Of the river. Besides, the Wabash
was made national highway by the act Of
eession from Virginia. and when the canal
connecting u with the Lake shall be compile.
ted, vast commerce will be carried on not
only by Indiana and Illinois, but by remOier
parts Of the country indeed already ~ the
river navigable 500 miles by steamboats, -
Vet ~ face OF all these presidents aud all
these cOgent console rations, the President
hesnales about the small expenditure which
Congress granted 10 make their own previous
grant available, and TO perfect 50 magnificent
q chain Of communication for our Western
fellow -citizens.--l. Nat INT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
NOTICE

Vie purchasers at my sale last fall. ar,
n respectfully reminded that their sal,
notes become due on the 18th instant. The,
arc requested TO make payment to Mr. Ro
bert Slemons, who resides on the premise,
on which the sale took place.
ALFRED T. MAGILL.
July 10, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
Ch0rIessO,cm .9c0demw.

T>liE dsties Of this institution, after n shor,
Il recess, will be resumed on Monday next
the nth instant.
The select class Of Young Ladies will be
SUI continued. There are a few vacancie,
which can be filled by early application to the
subscriber.
EDWARD HUGHES, Principal
July 10. ISJI-Jt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
Jnlr 10 Isa.
Tk.AfRf Sale.

virtue OF deed Of trust, executed To
he the undersigned by John CrowI, for the
benefit Of Baker Tapseott and others, and
by said TaPseott assigned to John ~ Isle of
Philadelphia for certain purposes therein
mentioned, dated the sth day Of March, 1888.
aud recorded IN ihe clerks Office of tie coun
~ court OF Jefferson, will proceed to sell a.
public Vendue, before the hotel Of Jacob
Sheetz, IN Shepherdstown, on Saturday ne
i9h Of ne PTsseni mouth, the property includ-
ed in said deed Of trust, consisting IN part Of
Horses, Cows, Farming Utensils. ope Road
wagon and Gears, Household aud Kitchen
Furniture, SC.
Tho terms Of sale, cash Sale TO com.
mence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
THOMAS VAN SwEARINGI'
July 10. 1874 1t. Tr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

The Post Office Committee, appointed by
the House OF Representatives 10 sii in the re.
cess, are, it is understood, TO assemble in thi,
city on the Odd September next. 1.-The Senate
COMMITTEE on the same subject meets on the
18th Of the same month
The Senate Committee OF Finance, who
are also instructed to sit during the recess.
viii have meeting forthwith Mt PhiladelpLia
alter which they will, il is supposed, .it for
some weeks in Washington city before the
meeting Of Congress. This Committee con.
'isis Of Mr.. WEBSTER, Mr.. EwIss, MIR. Man.
GrN, and Mr. TTLER-Mr. WILKES, the ffth
member. Vaeaiing his seat by accepting the
Mission TO Russia. Mat. Int
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

The proprieiors Of the Lexington "T'nion'
ave disposed of their establishment 70 Hr
'lsh ". Thompson, BY whom Il Will IN a.
4se be conducted
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
BankoCMc Tailey in Virginia.

gvr,,,r sEiT i, 1875.
T'HE President and Director, o( mi, 81
have this Day declared a dvid nd ~ /,
per eeni., which will DO pad 10 ,,oe Nh a.,
Or their representatives,, on or .fl.r az. is','
'", W., ". ". BRENT, Ca,Aisr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

Tie le, :. TrsrvV wiII preach =, Elk Brlnei.
on S""'i-y aeHi, q, II o'eiJek and ., IIzrpcrs-
Ferry u y O'Clock
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
COLON1Z. 3TyON. SoC,r.ry

ne members Of this Society arc reminded
mat their annual subscription Of One D,g.,r h,,
been due since April last, and that the P.rrn,
Society Is particularly in want Of fund, =, ,h;,
u"e, w. YATES, Treasurer.
July 10, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

In .IPPrs~iics 10 the H0us, JoiaS =, p....
A BOY about tho age of ssy.n,.,, 80
n dusiTious habits and cool s,., y ~
would hnd Il TO has advantage % c,iI - ~.
soon; al'o want two goo 4 Jou,..y,," 'so
70 whom good "'rk and lloeraI wage, vii
"ou'p return my sincere aeLoowI.Jz
a -, :" NY h'ehds' .or the liberal oncour-
S'ms" haFe received ~ my business. ana
would inform thin that I b,te ON h,.J ~
500 a''oi 'me' It % PLLN'E. oC var,o,i, ,ile.
n"'eh VIII cable me 90 furnish Blinds. SAT-
Doot' Msniei Pieces, aud every Kind OF
I"'hets Nork, on short notice have /, f,u,
Thousand feet Of Plank for sale
y would respectfully r,qYe,, t,9.a
80 nave Tools ol mine borrowed 9th or
without 10Y knowledEel 20 return them. or
81 ieast let me have them.
NATHL MYERS
ChaIlest0vn. Iuly a.. l-Ji
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

ChsiIpsaks aad Ohio Csapl Company The
stockholders % the Chesapeake aud Ohio
Canal Company, 30 General Meeting on Fri.
day the 9Th ult. unanimously elected Gsorgs
Z. Washington ESQ, Of Maryland, TO be- Pre-
s'dcnt Of The company. and Riehsrd ~ Hen
dsrsoH, Phinsai fanny, Eatsr Smith, J9ha T.
.issrf. William Guntsn, and George Bsndsr,
to be directors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10
NO. FL.

This information did not produce H.,
.hect upon the sloucbed hat. that To
am evidently intended il should. In
he same provoking and even voice he
epl'ed, Your language, my eoel
'parrow, well bee omcs your profession:
tut young man." land his voice assn
ned tone Of sarcasm) =. you had bet
er cease your boasting. and save your
'trength, for assure you that you will
iced IL all TO steady your eve. and
guard your points. The sword Of tho
iery Frenchrnan was unshesthed in a
ninutc-,he stranger eooiiy followed
us example. "rhis insolence is no,
o be borne" said lie Cain, putting
imsell IN posture Of attack, "defcnd
'ourself;" and he commenced a furi-
)us attack upon the stranger. TIL,
me was all ire and impstuosity-the
Ither cool and collected. The French
nan evidently had the advantage in
activity. while the strength and self
possession of the other appeared TO
'ender him fully his equal. lie Cain,
aho had depended upon his superior
'kili, finding himself repeatedly ioiled.
became more enrsged a. the contest
His face was as red a.
scarlet, and his whole couutenance be-
trayed the height OF passion, which
strongly contrasted With tire calm and
collected eountenance Of the stranger.
his self-possession was noticed by
lie Cain, and tended TO increase his
rage; he shifted his ground, and at
tempted 10 bring the face ofhis antaco-
INST to the sun; his opponent turned
10 receive him as steadily as if he mo-
'ed upon a pivot, continuing to act
'nly on the defensive. The at
Tempt OF lie Cain to blind the stran-
ger by the sun appeared to have sue.
ISLAND MILL.
.NE-iR HiRPERS-FE
ANlNG rented the above mill from r.
~ beckham, Esq. for a term Il Years. and
having put the same in excellent condition.
the undersigned IS now ready to receive
GR.AE.N,
And TO grind in q superior styIe. Ue will
give one barrel Of Flour for every 200 pound.
oil understandable Wheat, and will stand In,
inspection IN any market TO which IL NAV DO
sent. From his experience a. a miller. and
the excellent order Of the mill at present. ho
ieeis great confidence in being able TO pro-
duce first-rate Flour.
lie Will buy Wheat, for cash, at the mar
ket price; and those who wish 10 get rid OF
the trouble Of sending their Flour TO market.
can be accommodated by him at the loWest
possible rate.
The advantage Of this mill consists in il,
being at the point where Canal navigation
commences, aud therefore locksge before II
reaches that point is saved.
The subscribers brand has alway, obtained
the highest price in the market, as can DO
established by reference 20 boatmen on tho
river, or 70 the flour dealers below.
During the Plaster season. he " az AWAY,
be ready 10 grind that article, and wall gene
rally keep supply on hand for the accom-
mediation oil las customers and farmers gene
rally.
JACOB STAUB.
July 10. Is3l-tf.
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Com %. issiOmer,s NOIe.

y pursuance Of dooretAl order Of the e h..
n cuh superior Court of Law ard Chanca.
~, holden fOr tho County Of Jefferson rsn
defed on tho 2Cih day Of March, lisa. IN a.,
ceu'e 81 Jacob DJbsrt. plaintiff. against I.-
niue SsPpingion and Others, heirs 81 Tbons
Nappington dee d, defendants, shall proceed
'' sel' 81 public auction. 20 The highest BID.
Ger, % The 2ld day n Jufg art, being ti-
hfst day Of July court before the Cour,
House door IN Charlcsiown. tie INTTREsT
OF tho said Lomuei SappinEion. consisting Of
one tenth part Of Tract Of LIND. sur
posed % contain 10 scfcs. lying 20 ue coun.
y 81 IederOo. about four miles abose Shep.
herdstown, and Immediately on the Potion
ri'er The llHd - Of an excellent quality
Terms of sale. cash
JOIN ~. MeENDRTr.
lone ~ isli-u -,
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THEATRE.

AAhE
INIE Managers ofthe Baltimore and Wash
u inston Theatres having arrived a: Charles
town, with portion Of their Company. beg
leave with pleasure TO inform the inhabitants.
That having fitted up tho Large Room Of Mr..
hiIl' intend giving their frat performance on
Monday EreRi'ig, July Itih, when viii ~.
presented The much admired musical petit
comedy, called
TURN OUT.
he'u'e' Mr. Riddle,
"'I'sh ramsay, Mrs. Jefferson.
Betwecn the Play and Farce, n favorite
son" by Mrs Jefferson, accompanied on the
fiano Porte, by Mr.. Mckenzie
COMIC SONG, by Master BURKE.
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