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call on that Department OF the Government
This resolution was answered by message,
dated January 10, 1885, from which we extract
60 much as relates to the alledged transactions
If Senator Pondexter with the Bank; the in
junction of secrecy having been removed.
Extract from the Presidents Message.
mUnder these circumstances, and for the pur
nose of preventing misapprehension and injus-
tice. think it proper to communicate, herewith,
a COPY of the only report made TO me by any
director or directors OF the Bank of the United
States appointed by the Government, since the
report of the 10Th of August, 1885, which is al
ready in the possession of the Senate. 1t will
be perceived that the paper herewith transmit
ted contains no information whatever as to the
discounting of Notes or bills of Exchange for
the account and benefit of the member of the
Senate named in the resolution; nor have
at any time, received from the Government Di-
rectors any report purporting TO give any such
inflammation" ANDREW JACKSON.
The foregoing official communications from
the President and Secretary of the Treasury,
exhibit to the world, the most barefaced act of
ylainy and turpitude, which could well be ina
gined.
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lrseems to be thought probable, that the House
of Representatives of Massachusetts will, even
tuay, concnr in the vote ofthe Senate, and thus
elect Mr. Adams to be the Senator from that
State
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Mr.. Calhoun is now particularly the object of
the Globes abuse. Reason why-"The CALLED
Jade winces.n
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INDIA RUBBER APRONS.
WIN. H. MOUNT & CO. have just receiv-
w ed from New York.
100 ,.aiss India Rubber Aprons, new and
so t. beautiful article for Ladies and
MISSES Misses. jan 10
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FOR BOSTON.

FOR BOSTON,
kN The packet Brig WANKINCO, Ryder,
AAG Master, will have despatch. For freight
apply on board, at Central wharf, or to
feb S WIN. FOWLE & CO.
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We copy from the National lnte!ligencer, an
abstract Of the important Report on Executive
Patronage, made to the Senate, by Mr.. Calhoun,
on Monday last.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COMPREHENSIVE
TNHOMAS w. SMITH and JOSEPH II.
l. COATES having entered into partnership,
the Alexandria Foundry will, after tine first Of
January next, be conducted by them, under the
firm Of THOS. w. SMITH e. Co,
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Total Loans,
S2Q.77S.537

w within short period, one or two additional
tanks have gone into operation, increasing
vJnsioeT ably the above sum, the particulars OF
""len are not ar hand.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING
THHE members of the Falls Church Fairfax
Il County Temperance Society, are request
ed to meet at the above named Church, on the
last Saturday of the present month, at the usual
hour. Punctual attendance is required as bu-
siness ofimportance will be laid before them.
feb 5-tf GEO BEARD, Sec'y.
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BIRTH. NIGHT BALL,

Din IF NIUdI BALL.
A T meeting of the subscribers to the An
IA nual Birth Night Ball, to be given on the
goth inst. at the City Hotel, the following gen.
tlemen were elected
MANAGERS:
Robert L. Taylor, James W. Scott,
William Foaole, lillian H. Irmin,
William c. Gardner, DR.. A. j. Wedderburn,
James Hoin, Thomas Semmes,
Edgar Sno1Dden, p. E. Hoffman,
Edw'd Daingerfeld, Robert Washington.
feb l0-3t
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SALES.
puRIJC SALE

an Friday next the 18th instant at IL o.
~ clock, (f fair-if not the next fair day,)
will be sold, on the premises, q LOT Of
GROUND, on the west side of Columbus street,
and to the northward of Wythe street. in the
Town Of Alexandria, forty feet front and nine
ry-five feet deep; on which there is a two-story
"A FRAME DWELLING. This sale will be
Ma made under deed oftrust from Mary Ann
Campbell & James w. Campbell, to secure a
sum of money due to Loudoun & William
Campbell. Terms Cash. A. MOORE,
feb ITS Trustee.
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SPLENDID GRAND PIANO FORTS.
lust received, and are offered for sale on
% excellent terms, two grand Piano Fortes, OF
American Manufacture, one Of which, for beau
ty Of touch, tone, and finish, cannot be exceled
These Pianos, for their qualities, will be sold
low. AUGUSTUS JACOBS.
feb7
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MOLASSES, &C.
~ HHDS. n. o. Molasses New Crop
IL bbs do do
hhdS p. r. do
100 bbls Shenandoah Flour (part prime
Family
100 bbls New Feathers
100 bushels (fresh ground) Corn Meal
Just received and for sale. together with &C.
neral assortment Of GROCERIES, by
J. e. NJ. SNYDER,
feb 7-eo3t Upper end King street.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

FOR NEW ORLEANS,
TO sail on the 18th February,
.HN The regular fast sailing packet brig
saAR AJAX, fitted expressly for the trade, and
in every respect first rate vessel. For freight
or passage, having superior accommodat ions,
apply TO GARY e. DRUMMOND,
Newton's Wharf
Norfolk Jan 3l-feb 4-dts
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FOR FREIGHT

FOR FREIGHT.
.HN- The superior Brig MARIA, Hopkins,
&AeMaster, carries 100 barrels-will be rea.
dy for cargo in three days, will take a
freight to the West Indies,-a Southern port, or
to New York.-Apply to w. FOWLE & Co.
ian 90
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$42,796,

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-20
Public Sale.

"iLL be sold, at public sale on Thur.
Wv day The 27h inst. (.7ugust) At the
late residence Of James Hurst, deceased, the
personal property Of said deed, con.istiny Of
A large stock Of work Horses,
Brood Mares and Colts,
A large stock of Hog, q number Of which
will be ht for killing this fall,
A large stock Of Cattle,
Among which are 9 number Of valuable
Mich Cows,
number OF Sheep,
Also, about Is Slaves Consisting OF men
women, ard children.
Household and Kitchen Furniture Of eysry
description, among which will be found one
Eight day Clock.
Farming Utensils Of every kind, such a.
Wagons. Ploughs, lllrrows, &C. &C.
A Barouebe aud Harness,
About 1000 bushels Of Wheat, i've and
Oats, ready for delivery.
Also, 40 acres OF Corn in the field
Tt1ms-A credit Of 3 months will be
given on ell sums Of dollars aud upwa ards
by the purchaser giving bond and approved
security. All sums under IS, cash Sale 10
commence at 10 O'Clock.
ROBERT Si.EMoNS, .San,'r.
August 6, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-20

sALrInonE. Areu,r Is

BALsIsoRE, AUGUST IS.
CATTLE.-The market continues 70 receive
fair supplies We quote Beef on the boof At
SSa5 50. Hog are scarce, and command
from sc 50as IS.
FiSH.-we quote Herrings at - IS per
Dbl dull Some sales Of No. Maekerel have
besa made at - 50 per bbl. and other par
eeh AZ - 37h-demand limited. There were
inspected thb week 322 bbls- and II half bbls.
FL0UR---Hotssrd Street FIour.--The
transactions during the week have been light,
oving 70 the unfsvorsble accounts from Che
markets on the coast, south and east We
nov quote the wholesale store price AZ as 50.
The wagon price y IS IS; occasionally q
fraction higher Is paid. The receipts are
small
GRAIN WRssf.--sines the date Of our
last weekly report there has been decline Of
about 10 cents bashei We note sales Of
good TO best new reds to-day At Al 20as1 rs,
per bushel. VERY prime family -four white
wheat h worth about Al 35ae1 20.
CpyH,-sales Of white few days ago. for
shiPmsnt, at 30 cents; to-day sales u bob
white aod yellow for shipment have besa made
81 IS cents. Parcels for mealinS would eon-
mand . small advance on the last named rate
~. I'VE quote The range Of he market Al
eOa83 cents.
Oass.--saIes At 52a33 cents, and We quote
thoss prices to-day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-20
NOTICE.

THE unders'gnsd. under several indues-
ments, have 6asliy ooas 10 the cooclu.
sioo to cIose tbssr present sitastioa ofbu,in.,.
a. speedily as possible, st this place. Thsy
feel themselves thankful TO generous public
Tor their past liberal support. end 10 returs
odsr, for cash, (groesriss excepted their
entire sPiepdId sssortlnsnt OF Merchandise.
st COST PRICES. Tbose who ish 10 avail
themselves 81 IN opportunity Of porehssiug
GOOD bargains, VIII please call on os bsfors
The ID Of SePtsnber neat. for ON that dsy ue
shall commence dhposing Of our stock Of
goods Of COST, without fsii.
We also inform those persons whohsvs up-
settled accounts Of long standing that the,
will confer particular favor b, closing the
same BY note, or hquidsiing with cash their
respective accounts
RiCH'D q JOS. JOHNSON.
csmP-Hili, HsrPers-Ferry, Aug. 90
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RsMhtie Sole.

'INHE subscribers, Intending 20 remove %
the West. Gill oser lOF sale. a. thsir
rss,dsnes, ~ nils South Of Chasiestows,
On AS~<sy ~, 2iih If .gAg.si AsEi, lhs follow
ing property
Four Mich Cows,
Eight head % stock Cattle,
T~sbtJ-hve OF thirty head Of Hogs,
Thirty head Of sheep,
Tea Stands q Sees.
0De 6Fsl-rsts " hest Pan,
One Cstsing Bot.
Pioughs, HarrOws. and one Pianisiioa
NsE0n,
AID Ell kinds Of FsEsibE Uisnsils, an6
ii0usehod ssd kigshsn Fafaaare.
credit q twelve bs0nths sHl ~ given
on I'll suns Of i've dollars ssd sp~a ards, the
purchaser giving bond aod sscuSayI eadse
ave, Tbs cash wiii b. required
1OsgPH FAnR,
WILLIAM o.. FAnR.
JsIy 20, Is3s.
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NOTICE.

During my absence for few months, my
brother will be engaged in an effort TO close
many accounts Of long standing with this es-
adjustment. Those persons who know them
selves indebted, viii upon very little reflection,
perceive the Propriety, II not necessity, Of ex-
tending helping hand-sad ness 10 tks iias
'oAsH true fTisads iou BE- Tasted. Engaged In
an enterprise which IS either 10 make or to
mar, every thing depends up1n the generous,
the prompt, The just, action ofthose who really
wish me veil. eannOtpermit myself TO doubt
their ready response 10 this call.
JOHN 8. GALLAHER.
p. s. II should transfer claims to others
who will be more rigid than have been, am
sure no blame can attach to ne. have 10
dulsed, until Indulgence has ceased to be q
virtue.
July %, 1895.
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Public sale.

IiE ssbeeSlbsf, islssdiag 10 rss.ovs e.
the West, adi oasF for sac, 81 kis fes-
idesce, niies from 6hsDhsFdsiowa, 81
assr the Fssi6snes u ths iaie Caps Gleaa.
% Tsss4sy a. ~ y sspssa.tss ssEl, he g.
loptas property
tiofsss. Caitis. 5tssp. 80 iloxs,
Tuo Pisntsfioa " sxsss,
Three bsfshsfs Piouxbs,
Doebls 80 singis shovel &C.,
TWo bavgwe,
Twssfy-ess ssrss 81 ccrn erosnx.
lio'ssssod snd Gischsa Fpsnitsre, aa,me
whieh ace
Ons ei9saoaf4,
Two Bufsasn.
Oas cofnsF CepbosFj,
Chars so Befsfsids.
And ether articles Too isd,sUs % nnnsf,o
Tsras.--Ths Hsgs soisasa Zee 49,
seat Fsil fab0si twesty in nunhzsl sill y.
sold fof esshl asa ZEE ~ pasehassn ns.l~e
s. he essh mssi ~ psl1. ro4 90 sa,ss -
as& ebsya IS, fs4eeti ~ hoea kefaea -.
llssss,) credit of iselys sssnsha - ~
gissp, ths puFshssss esving hsnA ,eiih -
sesuFi4s. CE0RGk. Enofk
Aasast 6. lo3s.--s
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Notice 60 FMr,ners.


THE subscriber take this msthod of In
forming the customers Of the FORD MILL
and farmers generally, that they have entered
into partnership in the Milling business, LAT the
FORD Mills on Shenandoah River. near Keyes's
Ferry,) In the name and under the Arm Of
DANIEL SNYDER 4 SON, commencing on
the lst day Of the present month, august. !
and that they are now ready 10 do business OF,
such terms as cannot fail 10 he satisfactory and
advantageous 10 farmers. Prom the advanta-
ges which this mill possesses, in point of pow
er and snfhciency Of water al all times. a.
also The easy transportation Of Flour from the
door, We are induced 20 believe that We can
pay a. high prices for wheat, At all times. As
any other millers. Farmers generally will
consult their interest BY giving us a cali when
they are ready 70 dispose Of their wheat. To
our old customers We say, that q continuance
OF their business viii b expected, a. no pains
snail Be spared IN accOmsnodafinx them
Those Who grind their wheat on toll, and Sish
advances, shall b accommodated; and the
trouble Of sending their 9our 10 market need
give them no uneasiBess, ~ We will attend 10
al any time when they wish Il, by irving IA
notice thereof Plaster, salt, fab, &c. &c.
when wanted, will be furnished AZ cost
lev days notice previous 70 The time Il e
wished, viii be necessary.
DANIEL SNYDER,
DAVID n. SNYDER
August %. Ia7s-ff
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ISL.a.V.D MILL.
NEAR HARPERs-FRRRY


NViIE undersigned is now ready to receive
~ GRAIN, and 10 grind ia n superior
style Tie will give one barrel Of Flour for
every 300 pounds Of merchantable Wheat,
and wiil stand the inspection in any make 4
TO which II may be sent. From his expert.
ence A. = miller, and the excelisnt order OF
the mill 1T present, he feels great confidence
in being able TO produce hrst-rats Flour.
tie will buy Wheat for eash, at fair pri-
ces; and those who wish TO get rid Of the
trouble OF sending their Flour 10 market,
can be accommodated by him at the lowest
possible rate.
During the Plaster season. he will always
be ready to grind that article, and will gene
rally keep . supply on hand for the accom-
mediation Of his customers and farmers gene
rally. JACOB STAUB.
Aug. IL, 1885 If
Gran arrangement having been made with
the Turnpike Company, all Wagons. &C. haul
ing Grain to thin mill will pass without toll,
the subscriber bearing all expense Of that sort.
JACOB STAUB.
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.2ffes's xnipr0ted Patent
THREsHINd MACHINE.

FEvHE subscribers having purchased the
- full aud exclusive right Of making US
ing aud vending, 10 the Counties Of Frederick,
Jefferson, and Berkeley,
Samuel S. .4kien's Tireshing Machine.
are now ready 10 furnish them TO those who
may apply.
This Machine has gained the entire appro-
baton Of all who have used Il, or witnessed
its operation. II can be propelled either by
one or two horses; aud the horse power j.
SO completely portable. that the whole, ready
for use, may be easily taken from place 10
place, IN common light wagon with one
horse. In trial. made some time since nj
the farm Of John P. DuIaney, ESQ. Of tbi,
county, the above Machine, with a single
horse, threshed out l5A bushels wheat In 80
minutesi and on another occasion, 1T the
farm Of Mr.. Joseph Gibson, n fe W miles above
M'ddicburg, the same Machine. with two
horses. threshed out i5s bushels Of wheat in S
Lours. This was done with little or no fatigue
to the harses These trials were made in
the presence Of hundreds OF persons Imam,
of them experienced farmers) who do no,
hesitate TO testify 10 the great superiority Of
this, over sll other Machines whose opera.
lions have ever been exhibited In this coun-
try.
These Machines are simple in their con.
siruciion, durable aud cheap. We will fur
nish them for sl40, aud less If the cost will
st all justify IL.
We beg leave TO refer persons disposed TO
purchase TO Josiah Tidosil, Esq, OF Fauquier,
and II. B. Powell, and John p. DuIAney, ESQ
Of Loudoun, who have Witnessed their supe.
rior utility in Thresbing but Immediately al
ter harvest, Machine will be sent 10 each
OF the above named counties, when those
concerned will have an opportunity Of seeing
and judging for themselves.
HIRAH McvEIGH D. CO.
Middleburg, Loudoun Counly,1
June 4, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-20

" JeUtySon oHd fTeoertc6 Cotattes.
M return our sincere Acknowledgements
w for the liberal encouragement we have
heretofore received at the Bloomery Mills, and
now take the opportunity TO inform them, that
10 addition to the Bioomery Mills, We have
purchased mill on Bullskin, formerly tho
property Of John Haines,j which has for
some years been occupied by Mr.. Hugh Con-
way, and are uov prepared 10 receive Wheat,
and ell kinds OF grain into either Of said Mills
We will, AZ all times, pay the highest the
market will justify for Wheat, delivered in
either Of the Mills; and from our experience
as miliers, We do not hesitate IN saying that
we are prepared TO do business on such te rms
as cannot fail to give general satisfaction 10
farmers; and we invite all those who have
grain to dispose Of TO give us 4 call before
making deposition Of the same. To an,
Of our customers that prefer grinding. liberal
advances will be made, and strict attention
At all times pad To their business. We have
employed, at the BioJmery Mtsis, q nlller
who Is attentive aud understands his business,
and B. Ford will be yer, frequently Ia IL
tendance for the purpose Of attending TO the
wishes Of the customers OF that mill, and au,
orders left with the miller. IN his absence,
wili receive due attention. We will also
have an attentive miller ct the Bui.kin Mill
aud farmers may rely on having their work
done, and business attended To, In the very
best manner and 40 the shortest notice. with
this DIFFERENTIATION. on our part, we leave the
issue TO generous public sho have hereto
fore encouraged Us and left us 10 reason 10
doubt . continuance OF success.
BENZ. FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER,
Aug 90, Is35.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-20
YOUNG LADIES'
boarding q Day School.
ANGERONE INCTIrIrrr

VIE 9Th session Of tnts institutioo. de-
u voted exclusively 10 the education Of
young ladies', under the care Of the Rev
Mr.. Eichslberyer. principal. assisted Is here.
tofore, By Miss Henry and Mis-, Polk, will
commence on Tuesday the Let of September
next The course Of Instruction, aecompa-
MED by requisite explanations in every stage
Of the learnsrs progress, comprises all The
branches Of English, Classical aud ornsmeo-
tai education, taught In the besi condue ted
seminsries. ln the goverpnent Of the matt
tuition. the siriciest regard Is paid to morals
and correct department, and in all its arrange
ments, simplicity add economy, a. essential
features, are required To be observed b,
the constant attendance Of teachers residing
In the seminary. pupils have peculiar advao-
tagss for securing the most satisfactory i'm
provement. and are thus always under the
notice Of the principal or Q responsible assi.-
tsnt; whilst the location Of The seminary. In
the immediate vicinity OF Winchester. COM
bines every requisite for necessary and
hesithful recreation. Parents may feel as
sured, that on the part Of the principal. no
pains will be spared TO promote the best in
terssts OF pupils committed TO his care.
whilst his arrangements will be- continued
such a. TO merit the increased patronage his
seminary has received. Terms, per session,
pay able " ben the session Is half advanced
for boarding pupils, including boarding,
lodging. Washing and tuition in ell the bran
ehes Of English and Classical education Sos;
fuel, light and stationary e5. Day scholars
from So TO Sl2i languages, Latin or French.
IN connection with English Sl2. Music,
with use Of instrument. sla. Drawing and
painting $40 A reasonable deduction 10 pu-
pills from the neigbborhood returning home
on Friday evening, and IS to boarding pupils
under IL years OF age. The sessions CONT
nue. iron the 1T Of September to the 18th
Of February, and from the 18th Of r. bruary
to the 25,h OF July. No pupils taken for
less than session, or that part Of the .es-
SOU remaining when they enter. Quarterly
reports are made TO parents at q distance re.
speeding health, conduct, &c and ~ the end
VI each session circulars, stating the scho-
lars department and progress during the .es
sion.
Board Of visitors, together W ith the parent,
OF pupils generally reference may DO made
VIZ: John Bruce principal Winchester A.
esdemy) president. DIR. J. n. Courad. secre-
tsrs, Rev. }. E. jackson, Rev. N. W. I;eort.
ner, Or. A. S Baldwin. DR.. J. r. MeKim
Holiday, DIR. II. Mcclure, w l.. Clark. r.
A. TidbslI, Y +. Byrd. r. Y. Conrad. ID. w
Barton, and J. G. Brooks, Esqrs visiters.
Angerone, Winchester, 1as,
Aug. 90, 1885.
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Last .R0fice.

A Ii those who know themselves indebted
"A 10 the firm Of .H.fRJM.4DUKE sua
THOMPSON, and SIL.aS .NARM.1DURE
win please to take notice that unless pronp,
payment be made, on or before the LIST day 81
September next, that all accounts remaining
on hand after that date win be placed in the
hands OF an officer for collection, without re-
sPeet to persons. We feel under many obi
gallons TO our kind patrons for their liberal
support while In business; and nothing but ne
eessity eomPels us TO Vske this absolute cali.
a. We desire to settle Up our concern and re
move TO The West. This, we hope, win BE- a
sufficient apology.
August 90 IH15
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Married,

AT Hsrper-Fery, on the 23d Of July, by
the Rev. T. II. w. Monroe. Mr.. JoHx Porrs
to Aiss CArHasxE PYxa, both Of this county.
On tho 9Th inst, BY the same, Mr.. JosHUA
RoDEsicx TO Miss Mani HAnnros, both Of
Loudoun county.
In Frederick City, on Tuesday the lith inst,
BY the Rev. Mr.. Schaeffer. Mr.. ALyREp O'BAx.
NON, Of this place, 10 Miss fRAscEs GALLAmEa,
daughter Of the late Robert Gallaher, of Mar
tinsburg.
Al Shepherdstown, on Thursday last, by the
Rev. Job Guest, Mr.. JACOB SHouoH 10 Mis-,
JANE r. BrsHor, all Of that place.
On Tuesday last, BY Rev. Mr.. Tuston, Mr..
JAnEs L. RosxRrs to Miss MAsr r. BELL,
both Of Berkeley county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-08-20

NiLL positively be sold, on Tssslsy "a.
w 2Sth issf., on credit of nine months,
The purchaser giving bond and approved So
eurity, on all sums above Eve dollars-aIl
my Psrsoaaf property consulting Of
Horses, Brood Mares. aud Colts,
30 head Of Hogs-also quantity Of Bacon,
~ scres Of Germ IN the ground,
"A quantity Of Potatoes in the ground,
All ny garden Vegetables,
Feather Beds, Bedding and Dedstsads.
l Stove,
l elegant Bureau,
] large Wardrobe,
l Corner Cupboard, Desk,
Dining Tables,
twenty-four hour Clock,
number OF Books,
~ Chain, and all my Kitchen Furniture,
! Wheat Fan, and Farming Utensils OF every
kind,
A quantity OF seasoned plank and ,csntiing,
Besides great many articles too nunsrou,
TO mention.
Having sold my land, the above article.
will be sold without regard to price.
JAMES MOORE.
August 90, 1895.
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HOpewelI Mills.

HAVING rented the iIopewsll Mills. on
N the Shenandoah River, for q term Of
years. which are 10 complete order, for The
reception Of grain, would say 90 those who
have vhestto sell that it 10 10 their interest
TO give me call before they make dispo-
sit'on Of II, IS I au determined to give the
highest market prices in cash. at ell tines;
and J will manufacture Gour, FOE those who
prefer IL, ct the usual rates Of toll, and de-
liver Il IN any market according TO order .
will also Eeep on hand q quantity Of Plaster.
ready ground, for The aceommod atom Of
farmers, which Gill be sold % loo ~ e an be
afforded. JOHN cLAUSON,
Aug. 6. 1ea5.-3t.