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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03
UNPRRcEDRNrED DEsPArcH.

UNPRECEDENTED DESPATCH.
A late Baltimore Patriot furnishes
an account Of the great sailing Of the
brig John Gilpin," Of that port. In $50
days she sailed lO7, 761 miles, being
an average Of 100 miles per day. though
frequently the daily sail exceeded this.
We would compare or rather con-
trast with the above.a specimen Of over
land expedition that has recently been
performed here in the west. A letter,
dated and posi-marked. May the %, At
an Office in West Tennessee. somewhere
beyond Na,hville, arrived At the post
Office at this place on Saturday last. eth
inst, after passage Of 10 days inclusive.
The distance between the Office where
mailed, and this office, is set down in
the list Of distances AZ 80 miles, max
ing an average progress precisely Of g
miles per day. Tins y undcniably
an instance of speed almost unprece-
dented IN ifs ray in the annals Of Post
Office Reform; and there Is not the
smallest doubt but that IL would have
arrived here Sren sooner. bad not the
wheels Of the Mail stages, like tho
Chariots Of Pharaoh. been made to
drag heavily IN consequences ola valus-
bic enclosure which Il contained. ~
notes on the Monster Rank" We
must protest against the buFthcning Of
the mail with these sb6minaiions, IN
less some allowance is made By way Of
exemption from forfeiture, 70 contTsc-
tors, Coz we feel assured. that 10 Nick
Biddle's notes is wholly attributable, the
numerous failures 81 tire Mall ail over
The land.--[ WAeeliag Tass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

On the Cab ult., JAcos HrxsxiAn, aged
years, soo Of Mr.. Christian Krepps. Of uar-
pers-Psrry.
On tho a5th ult., at Hsrpsrs-Ferry. Mr..
wAsHixoror FosEnss He wss buried with
the hooors Of the Odd Fellows.
On Saturday last, Joux Ssnox, son Of
the Rev. Or. hcNsili, OF shepherdssowo, in
the 9th year OF his age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03
RM5lte Sale.

Ra5tte !S@se.
WILL Offer for sale. st my residence
II too miles below Harpers-Fsrry. on Eli
day ihs tih IF September,
One hrst.rsts road ard two farm Wagons,
young and large sized work Horses,
Ooe blooded staliioo eight years old.
A eomplo,e stock Of Farming Utensils,
Five sets Harness,
About 10 tons timothy and clover Hay,
About $50 bushels Rye,
And 200 bushels Oats
TERMS-For all sums Of and above IS,
q credit OF months will be given by the pur
chssers giving bond with good security. For
ell sums less than IS. the cash ~iil he re-
quiFed. Sale to oommenee nc 10 o'clock pre-
cisely. MICHAEL DERRY.
August %. is35-2,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03
Cash for Negroes.
4 HOUSE, ron TRADERS.

M house and yard is nov ready for the
1VA reception Of bosrders. My establish
meni for the safe keeping Of NEGROES
10 large and substantial. and situated in the
most pleasant part Of the town. . ~ III board
servants at IS cents per day, and will give
theu good fare, and have strict atieniion
Psid them. There will be no possible chance
OF escape. will ct all times pay rs high
prices for negroes As any purchasers in m ark
ct, and buy from the age, OF one 90 FORTY
years. Those having servants to sell will
nod u TO their interest 20 give mo . call, rs
they will Ind other purohssers st my house;
which Wiz at all times enable them 10 get
the best Of prices. All commune tons Sd
dressed TO me wdl meet with prompt atten-
too.
will assist all purchasers Who NAV atop
With me 10 buying, aud feel assured that
will give general satisfaction.
HENRY G.. DANIEL.
South end Loudoun 81.
Winchester, Ang. ~. 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

gNHfE puhiie ere sssfiaae9 easlass ssAiss a.
- sssigHnseat - tvo nessiuas rir~s ~ - -
Ford = Chapsasa, oas Fr.elts fsr aass. paeuaes-
leg % - - fuil fnF ~ hsgFeis Ploag. - dss~s
=. ne IN dsg - Asrsh. is9it so a. os,.ss e.
50. 20 gsyses ~ sal f.f - h.sFsis Ftscr, -
daisd 3tsh FebFusry tasl. - 80 go re@o-e-
~ - prsss psy srsf ~ iaii ~ kofh rssrirss ~
ne delivery - ~ eoar.
r BEcKHaM
Iiarp-ss-Ferry. Ass. 90 iass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

NV virtue Of Deed 81 Trust executed 10
- ne BY George KslchnsF. for the bene6,
Of Benj Melvin, . will sell, st public sale. TO
the highest bidder. for cash. on Saturday tA<
i2ih September, 90 the premises. in the pos
ssssioo Of said KeiehHeP, one mile West ol
LestoUn. and near the turnpike road. all the
following property:
One Man Saddle sod Bride,
One uilch Cow three feather Beds.
Bsdstesds and Bedding. one Bureau,
One - hour Clock. oos Cupboard,
3 Windsor Chairs. 2 Tables,
One WoTkstand, 1 Looking Glass,
One psiS Of saddle Bags.
One WhselbaFrOv, and various other srtl.
clSs Of property.
A. u. SNYDER, Trustee.
August 81. 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

CHAAxEsrowH AcAUE1gx.
a N E.sminst,oh Of The .tstssss - 60
"A Academy wEi take pisss % tssssy
the eth September, eoansseDg - ~
O'Clock.
The friends Of the Institution ed - -
lac generally ere respectfully insssee.
JNo. ,. nRowN-
Aug 81. is3S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

Our readers viii be gratihed with The pro-
oeedings Of the Boston Meeting, PARTICULARLY
with the remarks Of SIR. sprague. By tho
way, would Il no, have been well for that
meeting 10 recommend some legislative action
by the States al the North
Similar meetings have BEEN held in many
other Northern towns and cities.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

A writer speaking of Van Bureaus creeping
under the popular mantle Of Gen. Jack
con" asks vhy does NOT 'hs Of Kinkerhook
run on his own Asok , Maj. Noah says TIA,
Van "has no hook Of bis own ne Away,
booked on 10 some one else"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

The subjoined article will show with what
fidelity the affairs Of the Post ofice Depart
ncnt arc attended 10 In some parts Of the coun-
try. Such inattention as Is here exhibited, de-
serves the warmest reprobation. Nor Is this
case Of neglect at all an isolated occurrence.
Such negligence Is frequent; and for the truth
Of this we appeal 10 any candid man who has
travelled much in mail stages We appeal
TO him 10 say whether the most Of the mail
carriers Tor stage-drivers) do not make the
transportation and safety Of the mail, ssesa-
dsry consideration. II Is customary for nail
carrier the stage routes, 10 attend frat to his
passengers; and then, if he thinks Of Il, TO sec
to the mail. But how oflen does Il happen that
the stage goes on for miles without the mail,
the carrier never once thinking Of the only
duty he Is roorn TO pcrform--he suddenly re-
members his duty but, unmindful Of his oath,
he either PUSHES on, trusting TO the agent be-
hind, TO send the mail, or, remaining with his
passengers, he sends back a messenger, who,
without an oath, or without understanding the
meaning OF an oath il he takes il, performs,
with admirable despatch, his proxy services.
This Jsrgsifiag Of the mail, we repeat, is a
frequent occurrence. We could particularize
IL IL were required. If the Post Master Gene
raj really desires 10 insure promptness and
punctuality In the transmission Of the mall, let
him teach the contractors, agents, and CARR
ers this one lesson. affsAd to hs u.s;i fret
wake your passengers ssesaasSy esas;dsrstien' ~
We could give him some other short, easy les
sons, which, u inculcatcd and regarded, would
operate 10 The advantage Of the Department
and the convenience Of the public; but IL is not
our business He, at least, wiz think 80. and
therefore we viii not trouble him any farther
with our advice. Il would be casting pearls
before swine.
From tie journal and Senfiaei.
Major Barry and the Rev. o. b.
Brown. with the train Of agents and
dependents Of the Post Office Depart
ment, have lately received full share
Of censure from the public press
whether merited or not. the following
seahCHCHt VI ldCbS Will b0OWs al the
Circuit Court Of the United States,
held in this city. before their honors
Judge M'Lean and Leavitt, and which
adjourned the ed July, 1855
Logan was arraigned, tried, and ac-
quilted, for robbing the United States
mail in March last at the town Of JEFF
ferson, 10 miles West Of Columbus
The accused, il appears, rode in the
mail wagon from near Columbus to
the place where the robbery took
place. The great Western mail was
left from 10 o'clock at night until 3 in
the morning. in an open uncovered
wagon. in the tavern yard, without q
single individual to take care Of it,
Here the mail was taken of a conside-
rable distance. cut open. riHed, and
the contents scattered iA every
direction. and where the wreckremain-
ed in the corner Of fence from Tues
day night until Thursday, iClfhout be-
ing missed By any one. These are the
facts in the case. as collected from the
testimony in open court. Comment is
unnecessary.
July y, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

- TOLEN, from ne Camp Grouad near
- tlalitowp. o. sunday isst. q Jsrf browu
HORSE, latne h ere hisd E0et, biiod of e.
eye, asd vsry poos.
TIE above FsssFd will BE- ps8 - aay oas
Who sill delsver std horse ~ ire sabsrsibas
sess Ne. tereesish Rsrriss, b ihs naishbor.
bod q Kabistows.
ADAM JACKSON,
SEPT ,, 1888. a Celsrsf .Nes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03
Trust Sale.

AFesSs safe.
hY virtus OF deed Of trust executed 10
AD the subscriber by David Potts. dated on
the 5th Of August 1879. aud duly recorded
in the clerks ONCE Of the county court, 10
secure certain sum Of money therein men,
toned. due Co W. g. 5. d Andersen, Q will
sell, 81 public sale. for cash. on the l0A Of
September as<f, 81 the house OF said Potts,
near H.rpers-Ferry. the following property:
One Bureau. . Clock.
feather Beds and Bed.tsads,
Windsor Chairs. Stove and Pipe,
Folding Tables. Cart and Harness,
2large and small Iron Pots,
A Cupboard and lot Of Queens4are,
Looking Glass and lot Of TiuWare,
Besides Household aud Kitchen Furniture
generally.
@. W. sAPPlNGToN. Trust.s.
August 81, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03
House and Lot iss Charles

lHE House and Lot now in the occupan-
x ey Of Miss Elizabeth Lott, /, for sale
70 . convenient situation, and will be sold
90 moderate terms; d not sold before the
ist Of October, I will lease u FOR term OF
yssrs. JOHN MCGOWAN.
Aug. 81, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03
Herring, SC.

ERRiNG. Pineapple Cheese, Mould
IL Candles, (msds for summer use } for
sale oy HUMPHREY KEYES.
Aug. 81, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

= a. - - y &8AA &8R3a
~ authority five deeds Of trust. one
No sxeeuisd By John r. Hayden 20 JOAN
yanney, bearing date on the 9ish January.
1888, tho other executed b. said uaVden
and wife 70 the subscriber, dated Goth De-
esnbsr, 1884, for the purpose Of securing 10
Amos yannsy the payment Of certain debIs ia
the SAID deeds mentioned, will proossd 10
sell, TO the highest bidder, 81 Fiszsimmons's
Hotel, IN the village Of tIarpers-Fsrry, On
the GA u October, osrtsis LAND asd pre- mi
see With the aPpurtsBsness IN ahs town Of
Bolivar, IN the oouBty Of Jeaersoo. partIen.
isriJ described IN ssid deeds, OF 90 much,
thereof - may be necessary 60 saeisfy ana
pay the debts Intended 10 Be secured a sfore-
ssid togsthsr With the expenses Of sale &c.
The said land is the same which Vas con
veyed 20 ssid Hayden, By AmOa Janasy and
vae By deed astsd slh December, ls3I,
which, with she sid deeds Of trusf) L az
record ~ The Odies of The clerk Of the counsy
court ~ yenarsoa oouaty aforesaid. saek
title - u vested IN the sid trustees viii BE-
conveyed % ths purchaser For 60 aach a
nay be asesssaFy 10 sstisfy the balance due
on the former deed Of trust, the eash 10
hard Sill Be required for 90 much e. asy
b aftsFwsfas sold 70 satisfy lbs debt intend.
ID 20 be secured BY the deed % the 90th De
esmbsg 1884. one hslf Of The purchase no
nsy siil Be required Ia hard and TIE other
half 10 siSiy days.
JOS. T. DAUCHERrY. Trust,
la stioynsp ~ feet gor JEAN Jsansg, Tra,is,
septembeF 2, l835.-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

P Gentlemen Of this place 15fn
and neighborhood, who arc favor
able TO intellectual improvement yV
BY means Of associations, are re- -
quested TO meet at Mr.. Boyden's school roo
on Tuesday evening next. in order to devi
measures for the formation Of Lyceum, ID
batting Society, or Legislative Club.
Sept. J.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

The Washington Rail Road, it will be seen,
Is now open from Baltimore to the foot Of Cap
iiol Hili- Tho opening Of it took place, with
great selsf, on the 18th ult.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

We understand that sundry publications Of
the Aboiitionists, with the name Of the Rev.
ALrxAxpER JoxEs written upon them. have
been circulated in Distant; parts Of this coun-
~; and that efforts have been made to create
the impression that he approves the conduct Of
those fanatics. Abhorring as We do. this at
tempt to injurc the character Of this clergy
man, VIC take pleasure in making the follow
ing statemcnts-we are authorized TO say
that number Of Abolition publications came
TO the Post Office in this place directed to Mr..
Jones; but that he refused to take them out,
and directed the clerks ut the Post Office not
10 send them 10 him. This fact We have from
one Of tho clerks in the Office. We arc au-
thorized TO say, furthermore, that Mr.. Jones
has no sympathy with the sentiments Of tho
Abolitionists, and that he disapproves Of their
conduct in reference tothc South. In addition
TO this, !, may be proper 70 state, Gas Is well
known in this place. that, by birth and paren-
tagc, Mr.. Jones n South Carolinian.
We have been informed, also. that publica-
tons Of the same kind have been sent TO this
place, directed 10 another clergyman and 10
other gentlemen; but they. too, refused to take
them from the Post Office. Indeed, II Is well
known that The Abolitionists have ascertaincd
The names Of nearly all the Southern profess
sional men and merchants, In order to send
them incendiary pamphlets and papers. what
folly, then, Is displayed in suspecting our fel-
low-citizcns Of incendisrism merely because
their names have been written, without their
consent, upon the productions Of the Anti
Slavery Society! n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

Sale Of Michael Derry Tomorrow.
sale by B. Price, Trustee Of Jos. l. Smith,
sa'ne day.
Sale BY WIN. Stone, same day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

Tho Louisville Advertiser says sthere Is
one fact which svinees The great popularity Of
Col Johnson. and shows the dread In which
his nans and influence b held IL held ~ by
The pposision'-''they have no, vea,ursd TO
bring forward single candidate Cor the vice
Presidency" What sasaeiiy, Did Il never
occur to you, Mr.. Advertiser, that deoen, OPP
position men might refuse. through feelings Of
'As.s, to run against the Colonel,
me same paper speaks Of WAiis .frsss
melting away "before the rising sun Of Van
Burenism- Frost never lays long afer sun
rise" Fie, Mr.. Advertiser. frost docs not
lsy--is hes. Hens hay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

TUtf0PtRg RssstnGae.
VNNiiE subscriber. thankful for TIE IIbsral
u PaiFonags ~ received, bsgs isavs %
iaform ths citizens % flsFpsrs-fsFFy ihsi
b hes rs-eo1@saesd ne lsiloFiag busiasss
N Ne shop be formerly oesupisa, oaasiy
oPpoaits ihs Hstioasl Hotel; where ~ 10.
tends 10 carry On the shove busissss N 81 Ne
various branches, md hopes. by strict atlsn-
i,on 70 business, 20 receive Iibsssi shaes ~
the public patronage
PnAREs PgRaRL.
HarPsFs.Fefry. Aug 81. i83s-M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03
.N.OTIrR-

gESHE pTehsssgs ~ psopssiy 81 Ne. Rsesss
Pedgste ssis sss lafofasd thst sAssr
sotss VII faii Ass On ~ LEI 81 aeptsmssr
nsHt. sd thas theJ ase h ~ hsa4s To- eol-
isetioa. JOHN TATRs.
Ans. %, is3s.
y. 3. A fee hsiibFsA sausay Sheep fss
seies ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

VTNuE members OF the Jefferson Troop ar.
informed that business Of interest and
inPoriance requires their attention on sa,ur-
day the 5th inst, 81 J O'Clock, p. NJ. They
are not oniy requested TO attend, bot they ere
hereby notified that they will save eas by
pubetuaily attending.
Sept. ,, 1s3S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03
Notice.

"A L. persons having claims against Tho
IA estate Of the late Capt. jacob Bsyne.
are requested TO present them, properly au
thentiesfed, to the subscriber, aud ell Der
soos indebted are notified that payment mus,
DO made without delay.
JACOB HAYNES. Err.
Sept 3, 1894 al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

SrThose who have subscribed Cor enclos-
ing the Methodist Grave Yard are requested
10 pay their subscriptions, OF part Of them.
10 Mr.. VIM. T. Lock as soon as possible; ami rs
q suiIiciency Is not yet subscribed. those who
are willing to assist. arc earnestly requested
to come forward without delay. A subscrip-
ton paper may be found nj this Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

Gen. VIZ. MecOT, Of Pendleton, died on
the 10Th ult-, Of paralysis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

Crockett b beaten by Col. Huntsman for
Congress. Thus, one ignoramus Of the late
House stays at home. Suppose that all Of
hisbrother Representatives, who are not bet
ter qualified than himself, had been left out
BY their constituents; query, how many Of the
last Congress would return to Washington mex,
Winter,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

On the preceding page vii! be found a pro-
test from sunslry Methodist clergymcn Of Ma
ryiand, respecting the Abolitionists.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03
To SpOrfsssse en-.

TIE sebscr,b~r has two 6oe double-b.r
relied GUNS, which be wishes TO sell st q
moderate price.
THos. RUSSELL.
iiarpeu-Fsry, Sept. }, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

EserUv C0sC.
GAMs upon the ersnisss
~ OF The subscriber. some 3oYA
tune IN June last, . red muiey
cow, With slit In tho right GlGnHfs,e,
ear, red except . small white spot n The
forehead, also some spots upon the back,
aud With . white BELLY; supposed To DO 4 or
years old. The owner % desired 10 come
ios~srd' prove property, pay charges. and
take her swsy.
JANE TURNER.
shepherdstown, Sept ,, Is3S.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03
ISLAND sEREkE.
NEAR HARPRns-rEaRv

TNHE sadsrsignsA 70 GOV rssdy u reesiss
CRANE. sn1 70 grind In asparinr
>'yIe. lie oil give ore bsFrsi of FIoss for
every 200 pounds Of msschautsbIe VAsna.
and vi'l slsnd the iaspsciion w say naehns
10 WHICH may be sent. FROM his eaOsrs.
seos - . miller, and the eacellest order "a
the mill al present, he feels great eonassse~
81 being able 10 produce esss-fsse FIosg.
tis will bay wheat fos sssk. 81 gair nrl.
ess; and those wbo vish 20 gee I'D Of a.
noeole of ssndiag their Flour 20 marhss.
can ee accommodated 81 him II the isws1i
2osathls rate.
Dufine ths Plaster ssssoo, Ne viii slw.v.
b FcsSy 10 gFiDd that article. and vii s,,,..
rally keep supply ea hsnA fos a. eeeoen.
sodailon Of his oustOmsFs sod fsrmsrs r..e..
rally. JACOB SFA15a
Aag II. 1895 II
eIbAa arrangement having been nasde wfsh
the TuFuyike Company, al wsgoas. &c. ka.,l.
ing Grain - tbs mill will pass withoas 80
ths ss6scribss besFias al expense q shss 49,
JACOB sTAUn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

Tue fIrs.-Thc Philadelphia Banks have de-
termined to receive the Itch Of a dollar, alias
F-pss"s-sii, alias Js~r-ss.ss-As'ps..y, at the
value Of fee esats, instead Of six and fourth.
Another rssss. reducing The ~ias-pssess or
'isvss-psaess, to the value Of dismes, would
soon drive away the foreign small coin, and
establish our federal money.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03
e. MOVES,
DEN'T.aL SVRGEON

~" NO %, LSsnnbard- 81. bakfisors
" As returned 10 chsrlsssowu for IN. ,,,.
II poss Of ful6lling his sngseemsuts and
fnishiag the several cssss which ne had cum.
nenced. and trusts that his punerous oo.rs-
tieas during his prsvioos visit have proved "a
sbcssnt sod sstisfsetsry that his time vilI
again DO much oceupisd in attending to tho.e
Who need his services. Those who intend 10
svsii themselves of This opportunity viii
p'esss TO make % early appiie.tioa. thu,
s.Ppoia'msnss nsy BE- osds to accommodate
h regard IN time
SEPT. ), 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03

" - AAC SsGAE,
XXIiLL be sold, at auction, on Nouday
w the l4th day OF September, all the
Personal Property have upon the farm
where live, about one mile below Seeyer.S
Tavern, on the road from Winchester 10
ChsrlestoSp.
Also, the growing crop OF Corn;
Household Furniture Of every description,
Good new Beds and Mattresses,
Mahogany Bureaus, Dining Tables, Gard
Tables, &c
Two Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, SC.
Also, On the same day.
y HI FAR M,
containing 343 acres Of good limestone land.
will be sold 10 the highest bidder-ihe terms
OF pay meat for which will be very accom-
modsting, and made known on the day OF
sale. Those who wish = bargain in land are
invited to view the premises before the day
Of sale.
The personal property will be sold on q
credit OF IL months for ell sums over $40;
2nder that sum. oash-bond aud security TO
be Siver before the removal Of the property.
The above sale will be positive and with.
out reserve, as 4 am about removing from
the State.
FIX WASHINGTON.
August 90. 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-03
Public Sale.

NOseG WIFE,
Nhf subscriber, intending to remove 10
\ the West, will offer for ssIs, 1T hts resi-.
dence. four miles from ChsrIe,town, near
the Zoar hesiIng House, on Tuesday tie I5Ik
SsPtsp'b'V, the following property:
One BIacksmith's Tools Stouoeoal, Iron,
Potatoes. one Brood Mare, two Colts,
Two nrst-rste Mich COWS. some Hogs,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, among
which are
Two eursauS, two Corner cupboards,
Tables. chairs, I Clock, I template Stove
Feather Beds. Bedsissds aud Bedding,
Add ether articles too tedious 20 msation
TERns.-A credit Of six months viii b
given On al suns Of IS and upwards. the pur.
chaser giving bond aud soeurity; under tAsl
SUN. cash. Sale 20 commence ~ IOo'elock
when due attendance will be sivea by
WM. MAGowAN.
Sept }. 1895.
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Destr~bse Property
ron SALE.

"SSe FTOPEftU
Ton SALE.
TIVE subscriber wishes 10 cell sbou, An
~ AO218 OF LAID, lying eesr
adjoining The land. OF JAMES
Loek's heirs, Jsmss NJ. Brown, &c; about
sls and half scres Of which ere in iimbes.
Inere 10 oo the premises . valuable spring
ana running vaiss. should ,bi. property DOT
es disposed OF before the first day Of ,hs nex,
september Court. 10 will then be sold nj pub
I've auction, 10 front Of The I'ourt-hou,s. in
cnsriestown The terms will DO secoumo-
dating. The title 10 indi-putable.
hPp''eaiIos may DO made 10 J. r. Dsugh-
erty, who 10 authorized 90 nske sale oT the
Psemne JOSEPH JANIS.
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