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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-31

Aga CesFt cf Probate holtIen at Canoaas. toilkt
IN and for he Districs 0f Sharon, on the l2fk
dGy 81 Dscembef a. ID. 1885:
Presens, Wm. W.. REyral9, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition of Alma Peek. 0f Sha-s
~ ron, in the counfy Of Litehffeid. shelving
to this Court that she . ike parent and nat.l-
pal guardian to Burton Peek aud Maria Peck.
both ofsaid Sharon. minors under the age OF
ave years that said minors are thu owners Of
real estate siiaased IN said District 10 said town
of SharoO, (vlz:} The one equal undivided
third part Of about one hundred aud twenty
acres of land, withihe buildings thereon, situ-7
alcd in said Sharon, and u bounded north on
the frm Belonging to The heirs Of Thornas st.
John. deceased, east % Wm. Evefitt's land.
sOUth On said w "a. EverittAs, tchab0d Everitt's
and Fri hfiles' land, west 90 SAyppsl ~ III,
Eittj}f&saId one third or said real estate being
under the incusnbrance of the dover ST the
said Alma Peck rs thewidOW Of ElmOFs Peck.
late Of enid Sharon. deceased !. and that ssaiA
one third part 40 aforesaid is valued 81 ahnnt
me Thousand daIlars; and that il wonld he
E.s .hs Saserrss Of said E0inDrs fO have their
shares an6 title W sBi Erai estate sOsd and tiia
avails thereof vested III real estate Ia tie stats
of Ohio, or In some other place; and pvayine
for libertY TO sell said ppOperty for the pnrpO..
ses aforesaid. as per petition On file:
II Is asdered BIZ this Court. that said parent
and guardian give notice Of said application by
causing tbs same % be published 10 one oE the
newspapevs printed ia LitchReld. Ia The coun-
~ Of Eitch6elG, three weeks successively, Mt
least six weeks before the heafipg; and that
said petition will be heard ID she Probate OF
fce ia said district 900 M, hrst Monday DC
March next, n ten o'clock ia the forenoon.
Certified from Record.
sos WfLIaAM mi. Hnnn II II Iaadge
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-31

+ y Es
h When Mr.. Sedgwick received the appointment Of
Sheriff u this eosniy he was urged by his friends IN
Canaan TO sppoipt new aepaty fos tias town. This
proposal was strongly resisted BY essrs Church and
Bsrra the representatives Of that 10 the last
Legislature; and Mr. Sedgwick. wishing 10 accom-
ota,e he feelings Of the genemen Of The legal pro.
iessiep. apd he was told, Of maiori,y Of the in-
hahisasas Of Caaaan, appointed for his depa,y Mr..
Eosford, who had held the Office under Mr.. Seymour.
BY 60 doing, some Of hs friends were disappointed;
but they supposed the lawyers were more Interest,"
ed ia the matter than any body elss, they made no
complaints Bst what has been the conduca Of Measrs.
Church and Barral q whose special Instance HE ap.
poinsment made, and what has been the recon-
pense MI. Sedgwck has received aisheir hands Cor
his conformity TO their wishes iS this s,atserl =
Ieso happened that these geniiemea were elected
Representatives from Canaas and il 10 have been
expected that. when the most unprecedented and dis
gsaeeGl act which removed Air. Setgwick from office
was proposed i woad have met with their most de-
,ertnined 1ess.ance. Nobody doubts, that if these
sesilemeA had taken the stand which honor, and
gratiiude. and magaasimi,y required Of them, this
most fagiious proceeding would have been prevent.
ed. Instead this however, these gen,lemen gave
- H''s "'sasNse '"e'! nAs'"saea e'pPos'' a"a "t'
500 wa" xm az ffke boid 80
SHase mis- reckless deed
these gentlemen cas-" take sais'acoH ~ reneca'"g
upon ,heir requi,ai Of Mr.. Sedgwick's kindness 10
them, they musi ne possessed o. scared a.
sosfA not iron and the ,nhao'san's OF good ola
Canaan will tolerate such base agsa'i'"de, we have
very sach mistaken their character Tor ana
justice. sa hoRE AHoH.
~ s.
The Temperance Society o. L''ehhe'd Cosasy hesa
it's monthly meeting IN Woodbssy ON Fnssday &c o.
inst. Decemher. &
DR.. Wn. Basl Pseside"s Of the S"eiesy bs'ng pre-
seat occupied The Chaiv The meeting was attentsd
BY highly fespee'abis desssssio" YET hey had cause
TO regret that asl'es Of aax'aries were not repre-
'eased. YoSshs Temperaaace Society !" Woodbu-
y, comprising sis'y.Sss me'nlrrs. apd anos''er y"
besh'em OF one hundred mesAness. applied roy adms
sion 40 auxiliaries 10 'hs County Society aud we're
adn'i''ed. So.
10 The friends o6 the cause aording nbandans eacoar-
/. ~
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andendsaFeda ally probably the collateral asea' ofnnr
independents aud Rniienaiiy-how much do We weed
10 engage y nar With seed Griesa tsrthe pallSs sum
cts few milliehs ofhaucsf IA
Would sueh var be sOpnd policy What Sa"sid
We GnfS ~ ~ 6hsnld We compel Frsnce iopay the
debt dss 70 us o. sAouid We make ts justice Of
already admsffed elaife OF the psFAdy of the Preach
nation moro eOnDpicaOas 70 the worids The former
= moi certain Ne alonil aeesmplish lh''sr ree~s
not osy impessblep bvs aspFd. imposs'bler SoF the
validity Of orr clhims andlhe faiihessness Of France
10 Feisrssce 20 them are clew ne ihe san-beam. o.
marked ~ lha line Of ghsping os she bosom Of the
midnight tempest. tothe apprehension q tas whole
c's'sed world. Ahs"r'l, bscaaas entering = eo o,
ten to setrts einns which befuFs band aAoSsday
defined 6nd agseed on y virtually yielding point a'
ready Obtained Therefore war tsotsla bsn'esrograds
and not an Oa'Oard step IN :he adjsstment OF ens de-
u'ands onths Preach governmen. ce spesiator. &c.
The world wouad conairns war conlsssson ON orr
part, that claims Thought % bs iacoaisssble, are
yes s.se'ted and - be ibe gyon'd RI hostile coa'e":
s.oD-fhe ground % an ''oSpeas g arms 20 aeeaae
s0htcA sssH fhs t1gsG!
1 Woala war secure the lsanla.'cR Ct France, "r
our victory over that naop Mo- nsoba'ly the tor-
mer; and ishe latter, and sOuid wehy iseoilec' our
de6s o. France with other Ike aslsen,agssyet the
loss ofthe FIRST man killed in the soaest would
balance an hundred fold Ill these and similar gaias
And the millions Of money expesdea. Siih she loss II
'me fhe sinse IF doth sataoRs Vt ne. physical force.
the suspension OF all the elj"ymeass. Inventions and
Improvement ofpeace, - leas % q grsAt extent, with
The connected and caiNeqpeat influx ofnaional viees
the dssecraies she breaking SussA Of
psosseness, the pollotions Of dehauchesy shs psrpe
sraon ofihs violence. planier aad perhaps areaeoa.
togethev with The desoation Of family Circles he lear
Esl increase oc islowlood and orn,anave u ,heaard
onsi,,ins here he destruction Of sou,. 4 .i,r,;,v
greater .haa anil ,hess ;9comparisoa Win nergs :
thousaaa, fhoasandtines the gains in qnesoa ~ The
expected results ofwar. "a
will not say here, that should war occnr. the holy
alliaace" timpiossy 80 called Of Euvope might
hi1e with France and csss our repsblic. That they
have hatred and jealousy sucisns 6Or snch eemhi-
nation very few will Doubt. ssss-
But, 10 case we relraia from war wish France 70
enforce our csams we es:ablish precsess, by which
we, and possibly other na:ons, viii be readered
bic 70 collect jass and admitted ciaime hereasler.--
AN the reply ihiak pscessary 20 give this ohsctioa,
H. Is very grouadsess fear TO anticipate no higher
principle Of honesty In national dsbsoss thaa that
which can Dc made 70 operate At 'ae point 81 Ne mus
ket And the bayoaes.
kina''y. does our naiioaa' honov demand war
410o hc"ofab's can y be J" ss--'hosgh Fraaee has
been Perhd'oas-sc wage 2 mortal contest. embracing
all the elements 81 hate bitterness and reseoge--na-
king way fns sssure jeasoGsy and hss'
who l.Ark00f hour trial
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-31
MOTI(sE

VIE Judge or the Court of Probate for
y the District Of LitchHeld has allowed ana
kRsitea six months From me date hereof Snr
the credi0Ss TO the estate Ut AARon w. Fox.
late of LitchG~ld, in said district. deceased,
represented insolvent. ID which u exhibit their
claims ahsreto; and has appointed Samuel
Garnsey. Noah b. Smith and Ard w. Warner
Commissioners 70 receive and examine said
claims. Ceftilfed Nv
TREDERscK WOLcoRT, Judge.
The Subscribers give potice that they shall
meet at thr dRelling house III Jacob Tmner.
IL Norihtield. % ihs last Monday II January
and the Third Monday 10 June, 1859, at one
O'clock n. M. GA each Of said days, Tor the
purpose ~ attending % the bnsiness Of said
appOiatunents
SAMuEL GARNsEy.
Moan b. Sara, CommTs.
ss ARD w WARNER,
AID persons Indebted To- said estate are ne
dnested to make immediate payment 70
LYMAN WERsTERs Admsr.
Litck teld, Dec. "a, 1885. so
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-31
ron THE KnQDlRKR..

WaT wish E'rnnee. Want EEED oft? ~
As naiios we have sprsag ia halfa css,ssy from =
haadfol Of fagiisss Of shrowa upon aeg
world. scattered 10 . wihIsrsess wasted ~ sasaees
aad pesaispce-gss sow Slices millioas ofpsople wsA
esraory es vast but eoaseaisat sxasas Gai sfelssy
asd pasriasic "Reminiscences asd loaosabls sekass-
iedgneais lsoa, ths aasions % The old wosiA pris
lodged and Esospered bsyond exanpIs 10 ass;sshasa
eapuerris, naasiae,sriag. aeehasieal. edaeasiona.
woralssd religions meaas and impressmssis- hasisg
betrayed The heavy expensas of early seslsness. M
sersy. revoa,ss aad sshssqpent mossai eoalies w,b
"ths missress Of the ssssev aOs osly free efdebi.
Sua Of osr goyssssssnssl deparmesis esmisg %
be Of sesease. Plaaniss works Of stiliy
and an. and eSsR sPlns Feveaso III oar sssasssy-
what aesd hake wetO spsaes "a var vish a. ascisas
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-31

AORey.-In consequence ofthe arrival efAIr. Bid
de. she Prssidsnt oishs y. 8. Rnnk,.at New-Yora.
aud his Offering discOnnt she amoant ~ 900,
Notwithstanding ase appfoaelr Of the c6Sag Of
the business Of that Ba6k,l The mosey market wSs
mach easier than was expected. Ths@ Alonasr'' rs
ing lie iaGuence to inspire condolences In me mer-
canis has Indeed The other Banks 10 extend a. much
accommodated possible. consistent with their char
Iers. AGsr ~, lhis Monster, notwithstanding the
President hiaks he has his loot upon it, and illeruSh
IL, is the iassssnt which win do ne greatest auto6n
ofgoOd the cry sENew-Yor in her present calam-
iW. y
The Post Once ia New 10 The great diasatis-
Gaesos she n.evehaa,a gsneray. ~ bsea removed
TO The ROionda. back Of the City Hall.
Tie N. Y. Daily Of Friday lass, nine Saya asr ths
".The 6fe-eUgiaes are stl III reqaisitioO ~ the
1t che late confagraiion. On "Wednesday we
observed three ofihese machines, and two yessersy,
discharging water upon the harhng rUins II some OF
the stores IN Souih and Froai streets. THE 10 ahso
eed IL reovi1g the rhbis. prosecute their laboFs.
Whea the yeiume Of wafer comes in coasRct with the
intensely heated bricks and eiers below, sach clouds
of vapor arise envelope fDF snutes ioeetker,
both laborers and sgsectasJss Without heiRg spec
iaior Of Rac aeeae, scarcely credit the ~.
tensy Of the heat yet remaining among these ex.en-
nj Fuima. slfNs
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-31

IL Fire Easa, I'VE wood call the atleniioa Of she
public ,hi. section Of oar country the present time
toshe Importance Of this rahect. The kaatnal Insn-
races Company Of this comfy Is now in COLL and sac
:esfi operation; IL has fsads On hand ssiicieni 20
sd psy against any probable loss; and % ,se 6rst
nuasy e she sime stea greas a'aay policies are
ahSr taken or renewed. We wosld saegsst 70 those
shs ass buildines exposed. and saiasured, 70 take
tnn<aase aeps % have chem secured. Gsw dollars
kpossA ia this compaay twhich i subecs 70 ss 30
rsea Il diem ia few years) sav rsiisss shem q =
ssvy lssd Of responsibility. Thsrs is asoshsr seasi.
sra,ioa which should operate spos every seaessiag
ind. Iasurasce compasies ars now % conaos. and
meaas for securing properly from ioss % wiihia
reack &c every one. ihasis ease Of are veFy tsE
soas feel any disposition 20 make ~ lossss BY ind
uai subsesipsios. Delay not. thea. bss com@saes
nev year wish a de,srmiaaiioa p have yosas dwsl-
. u LEGS, Insured tsem dss,rse;ioa ~ he raSages
re - 81 - ese as4 a.
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walking cane. Ills head was 60 erely injured.
and when relieved. was not conscious that
his cloak which had fallen OF belonged 20
him The difficulty between him and his
COLLEAGUES, Mr. Lane, father OF Lieute nsnt
Lane, ~ assigned a. the cause OF attack Mr.
Ewing ~ IN elderly gentleman, about Ga
years Of sEe, and is still confined to his lodx.
ings With his wounds. This il no party busi-
ness, and unless tho President dismis,ss
forthwith the said Lieutenant Lane. uember.
OF Congress may hook out Tor , isming on all
occasions Of offence TO the Army.
The remarks Of the Hon. w. Cost John
500, Of Maryland, relative 10 The conduct Of
VIM. ]. befry, caused u general shout OF
denanci,tioo by the Office holders. One f,I.
low, Protegc OF distinguished family, not
now resident Of this place, and " no On arried
widow lady, who kept 4 boarding house on
the Avenue, publicly, IN 4 coffee house, pro-
claimed Mr.. J. . damned rascal" SC. Sc.
This would have como better from an Amcr,-
can, but being uttered by q S2aniar,I, Who IL
10 believed cannot boast OF the rights Of citi-
xenship. is doubiy offensive Co the iudepen-
dent republican feelings Of American free
men. Tic holds an Office in the post Office
department ID
Mr.. Calhoun's bill in relation To Ex-
ecutivc Patronage. finally, passed the
Senate on Saturday the 2lst, by the
following vote.
fEAs-Messrs. Bell, Benton, Bib,
Black, Calhoun, Clay, Clayton, Ewing.
Frclinghuyscn, Goidsborough, Kent,
King 'fGcorgia, Leigh, Mexican, Moore.
Naudain, Poindcxter, Porter, Prcntiss,
Preston. Robbins. Silsbee Smith, South
ard, Swift, Tomlinson. Tyler, Wasga-
man, Webster. Whitc-3l.
NAYs-Messrs. Brown, Buchanan.
Cuthbert, Hendricks, Hill, Kane. King
OF Alabama, knight, Linn, Morris,
Robinson. Ruggies, Shcpley, Tall
madgc, Upton, Wright-lG.
An important bill, TO amend the Jul
dicial System, has passed the Senate
by large majority, and is now before
the House of Representatives. The
bill dismembcrs the fourth circuit,
which now consists Of the districts of
Maryland and Delaware. II attaches
Delaware 10 the third circuit, Judge
Baldwln's,) and Maryland to the fifth
circuit, Judge MarshalPs,) which, by
the bill with this addition, is TO consti-
tutc the fourth circuit. In other words,
Judge Baldwin's circuit, under the new
bill, should it become law, would
consist OF Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
and Delaware, and Chief Justice Mar
shalPs circuit would consist of Mary
land, Virginia, and North Carolina
South Carolina and Georgia would
constitute one circuit as heretofore, ito
be the fifth.) Alabama, Louisiana, and
Mississippi would constitute the sixth;
Ohio, Tennessee, and Kentucky, the
seventh; and Indiana, Illinois, and Mis-
sour, the eighth circuit. The bill
passed by vote of 81 yeas TO ) nays.
Nat. Int.
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not rested before TssSdsy fhe l0h Isy Of
u Mazda, tbs property uIi, on that dsy. be
tween the so1rs Of 10 4. ". and ? w. Do
reotsd 81 Poeiie auction on the premises.
Thu property - sttuated ia Washington
county, Maryland. about three miles east ~
hafPsrs-fsrry. The EGTT.H. runs ISo pait
Of burn snd oBs Of coFa stones, and ear "A
az times, oon@sod = full supply o. grsn-
" has 1t its north end the Baltimofe Gnd Ohio
Rail Road sB6 Frsdesick aod Harpefs-Fsr.
~ Turapske hOad. and 81 ts s0aih end the
Chesapeako snd Ohio Canal. Allthese great
thOteSghfafes pass Immediately IN front Of
ths Tsssfa House Possession of the Nil
may Be immsdistely bed, and 81 the Ts,srn
House on the let dsy Of April ns1L ~ De.
sired sons farming land vii b. attached
CASFAR W WENLH
Fsb 26. 1876.
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We W GOODS

IN the Stock OF Goods now opening =,
u Frames old stand, are to be found n,
following
Blue, black, drab. MIXED and faney Cloth,
rs'o' striped snd fsncy Cashmere,
large stock Of sattineits.
Pulled, plain snd paid I.in,ey..
81 lO-4 aud 1874 Rose Blsnket,.
striped and point do
EnElsh aod French Merino;
Rich dark prints,
Italian Lustrings,
figured and plain Gros do Naples.
do do Gros de- Rhin.
shk and velvet yesiinxs,
tsieseia and Swsnsdown do.
Rich Thybet WOOL shawl,,
broesds ,suslins.
large stock Of 0roeSrie, snS n,,,..,:.
oees', with . very general assortment, Of
Vs<ensscoss. snd Ctss,,rsr,
80 GEORGE w. HAMMOND
Charlestovn, Dee. IS, 1884.
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VIRGINIA LxsrsLArUnx.
Ricunoxp, ZEE. ~.

kiennosp, vKs. ~.
On -SsaAsy. both houses adjourned Ut an
early hour. without doing much business, to
witness Tie celsbrstioe By the troops Of tho
Anniversary Of wsshinssons birthday.
On Tuesday. q large humber OF reports Of
committees ~sre disposed Of. snd resolution
va, adopted giving swords to Maj. Andrew
wagseoer and Capt. Arthur Emmerson, for
their ssllsn,ry in the Battle Of Cransy Island.
On "Wednesday. . long debate took place on
the second reading OF the bill forming q new
county out or the North Eastern part Of the
county Of Frederick. MIR. Broadus moved
the indefisits postpone meni Of The bill, which
motion wss sustained By Messrs. Barton and
Smith, aud opposed by Messrs. Gregory and
Gaiiaher, aud decided 10 the Affirmative
ayes a., noes ~.
The next day. q reconsideration Of the vote
was moved by Mr.. Parker. and after some ex-
Piaasiioes froa Msssrs. Barton, Gregory.
Bolts, Watkins, 0slishsr, Wilson Of D., ssd
johnson Of r., the question: was decided In
Wv uorh W.
30 the bill vas again rejected.
A bill concerning taxes upon delinquent
lands West Of tho Ailegany mountains, has
passed both houses.
Some discussion took place this morning,
upon . proposition to take up the bill estab-
lIshing an independent Bank NJ Portsmouth
The motisn was supported on tho ground Of
the peculiar claims Of that town TO banking
facilities. add opposed on the ground that
that place vas not entitled TO more eon,ide-
ration, at this late period OF the session, than
other commercial Points; and that the coasid-
GRAFTON Of this bill would open the ~ hole
field OF discussion, and all other apple ations,
must be also considered.
The house refused 10 take up the bill,
by vote Of 40 10 81.
bill very important 10 the Potomac in
tsresi. passed the house this day, and trust
will also pasS The Senate. Il is a bill, TO cna-
bic The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Compa-
ny TO contract = loan. u will be reeollect-
cd, that about ten day since. a bill somcw hat
similar WAS rejected, and q new proposition
was introduced by the writer. The present
bill fixes the rate Of interest, 10 six per cent.
and limits the term OF years, for which the
State is to be bound, TO twenty FIVE years
The guaranty Of the State Is for the into =est
upon the sum Of $500. 900. The bill was
supported By Msssrs. Colston. Janncy, aud
Johnsoa Of r., and opposed BY Mr.. Parker.
The Voie was-syes 81. noes ~. We have
strong hopes of passage by the Senate.
The two houses have rescinded the order
for sdjournins on the 2sih. The 10Th Of
March is tho probable day.
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NOTICE

a IL persons indebted to the frm OF Wit
= n SHIRE 4 Hlte. are requested TO com.
forward and discharge their re.psetiy. an,,
s"hou' delay, a. longer indulgence eanno,
% gwen; and oil those having claim, again,
lne hrm, vii present them for se tile men,
me urn make this request from sb.olu,,
neees'ny, and earnestly hope that It may A.,
DC daregarded. The publics humble ser.
wants. VIII TSIiiRE s HiTE
Feb. &c. ls35-3t.
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NHE subscriber bess leave TO r,,u,,
u grateful acknowledgement, TO M, f,,,,I,
and The public, for their kind and hb,,,'
patronage extended to him since be con
mencsd the saddling business at Hare,
.efy which 10 now nearly three wear,
IS many OF his accounts since that time r..
main unsettled, he deems it neee,.ar, -
nave tho@ c'osed hy note or otherwise. A..
pas therefore, to request has friends end e,,..
toners, who have open or unsettled ,cra,.,.
nth him. to attend to tins notice ,ot -
forward and close their account, .eco,d,n.
". Any orders scot TO him In his l,no Of h.
sine's will be promptly attended to.
ADAM WHIP
Harpers-Ferry, Feb. &c, 1888.
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Dr"gs, xrxtfs. Waits,
GARDEN & rIowuH srrps

NE subscriber has just received a.,
'he Chariesto~n Apotheeary and Book
SORE a fresh supply Of genuine Medicine,
rants. and Dye Stuifs- Iii. assortme n, Of
Medicines and Drugs is full, (ss TO the art.
eIes OF general use, which be is DISPOSED 10
SCI. on accommodating terms. Physieians and
DINERS wiz Ind u 70 their advantage To pur
ens:e 81 ms store. He has slso received a
'resh supply OF Oranges. Lemons, Figs, RAJ
s I'm, Ds'es' iamarinds, son she'll Almonds.
fIoeris, and English walnuts. ssd a Iar-.
supply OF COLLECTION OF many kinds.
Also part Of my spring assorincn, Of Gar.
den Seeds.
Feb. II, 1895.
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ZINGANEE

VEVHE thorough bred Stallion and f,mo,.
n racer, will stand the ensuing season az
my isrn. Wood End. Jefferson County. ",
H'ossnec IS adsrk bay. with black Isgs. mano
aud tail. and - fifteen hands three niche, and
= o.H high. seven years old tbs spring. Of
h"e hone and great muscular power ZingsDee
oy the celebrated Sir Arehy. GU, Of the IA
nous race marc Aislants, BY the imported
morse Chance, &c. For pedigree III full and
performances. see hspdbiiis
RODENT W. BAYLOR.
Feb IL IS15--tf
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HNViiL subscriber y ~ oasf f9f sale. 90 Sc
y iuTdsB tAs 9sfA .asSeh. 81 the residence Of
Dr Nelson, 10 smiih6eid, Ell bis Household
and kttehsn Furniture, consisting of I new
Sidsbosrd. Bureau, I set u half-rOuol Ta-
blss, Work -stsnd. 81 mahogany shd nsds
N The most fasbiOnabls style Chairs, Bed
steals. Pots. Kettles. Ovens, &c. ke.
TsSua' -For sii sgms q - ahd uhdsr. the
cash uill BE- required, fof az sums over that
amount credit q nias months sill b. Fi,en.
GiDEON 80 RUPERT
FEB - 1885.
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NHE dwelling hOuse and ofice ON the
- main street Of charisstown. nov oeeu-
pied by William Lucas. Esq. Possess,oa to
be given on the lee day Of April BsAt
This property may be purchased on cav
terms. credit Of seven year. vin be al
loved, u the Purchase money b we'll seeu.
red and the interest Psid saaaaiIy.
JOSEPH T. DAUOHERrY.
Feb II, I53S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05
Point or Rocks Hotel
FOR sAxH on RUsasr

Evils Establisb0ent, formerly occupied by
). X Thomas, together With nearly ali
The Furniture, 20 offered for sale or rent
The Cars stop TO breakfast and dine. The
public are informed that this establishment
Is s'iii IN operation, and will continue 4; aud
every eHsrtbon will be made % make prove
ments 90 the accommodation heretofore
w. HELEN
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