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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26
From the Georgetoacn Metropolitan.
cEnpCEFnwN m ~ Nov. ,
1noN . U N D z z

AT HARpER'S FERRY, Va.
& public generally that their Iron Foun,
dry, on the island Of Harper's Ferry, viii
be in operation the Goth ofthis month, and
will cast Machinery of every description,
such as
Machine Castings, Mil Gearing,
.and Branding Irons.
1hey wiH also keep On hand Mouldboards
of Nc Cormick's patterns, from NO. 6, to
no. 70, right and left handed, .also
Loudoun MouldbOards right s. left
Iheu haze also on hand, Wdgon Bores
# all sizes, and mdirons Of carious pat
terms.
They have and will keep constantly a
first rate Pattern Maker. 80 that they
will be able to make patterns, oil every
description, at the shortest notice. All
orders thankfully received and promptly
attended 10.
HUGH GILLEECE s. Co.
November 10, IS35-tf
N. b. Old Iron taken in exchange Tor
any Of the above named Castings.
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EN- Pursuance OF a decfetal order of the
81 Circuit Superior Court Of Law anc
Chancery for tie county Of Berkeley, rem.
dered on the 22d of April 1895. in a cause
therein depending in which Daniel b.
Price is complainant and Jeremiah Swee
ney &c. are delendants--l wiilon Mon
day The 18th of DE .ember next, III being
court day) sell al public auction TO the
highest bidder before the Court House
door in the town Of Martinshnrg, 1zszA
"A HOUSE IND LOT fsn.ER
situated on the Eastern part of
the town Of Darkcsyille. and alsolAAI
a TlvE AND HALF ACRE LOT, The same
which is now owned and occupied by said
Jeremiah Sweeney, upon tue following
terms. to wit: the payment Of a bali Of
the purchase money 10 hand and the bal
ance in two equal semi annual payments,
CHAS. ID. STEWART,
Special Commissioner Of HE Court
November IL, 1S35-td
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CoMMissloNER's OFFICE MARTlNsgURG,
November 4. 1885

CoMMissIoNER's OFFICE MARTiNsGuRG, I
November !, 1885 )
NO1TCE All persons having claim:
IN against John Portcrfield, deed, OF
George Pofterfield jun'r. deed, will pre-
sent them to me at my office il Martins
burg on a before the first day OF February
next, 1885, together with such testimony
as may be required 10 authenticate them,
in order hat | may audit and report them
agreeably to a d%ecretai order Of the Cir
cult Superior Court flaw and Chancery
for Berkeley County.
SEAMANS GARARD. Cow.
November 3. 1S55-td
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VALUABLE FARM
n a II ca "A T.r


fHSIfE subscriber wishing to remove 10
n the western country oilers for sale =
valuable farm lying about four miles from
Martinsburg on the road 10. Shepherds
town. This farm consists o faboat seventy
two acres and a half OF first rate
LyrE ST o LAND
in a high state Of cultivation. The i'm
p prov sass,, 90 ! consist Of : 4EA
which a tavern has been kept for
many years. a first rate stable &E
a good Blacksmith shop There 10 an ex
cellent apple and peach orchard, on the
premises. A never failing spring Of frs,
rate water a few steps from the door sup
plies the place at all seasons Of the year
Persons wishing TO purchase viii do well
to call and view the premises when the
terms will be made known by the sub
scriber. HENRY DECK.
September s, IS35-tf
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VI22GTNfA:-tn the Circui, Superior Court
of Law and Chaacery for Berkeley County.
October ,, 1885.
Baker Tapscoit pdg.
against
James III. Mackey, &c. def.
IN CIlANCERY.
NOTICE-All persons having claims
LIZ against the estate Of Ruth Mackey.
decreased, will present them 20 me at my
office in Martinsburg on or before the Is,
Of February next, together with all such
evidence as may be required to enable me
to audit and report them to the next term
Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Berkeley County, agreeably
10 an order made in The above cause at the
last term
SEAMANS GARARD, Cow
November 5. 1S35.-td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26

r U sLxc SALE
OF JEFFERSON Ian.

Stock, Farming Utensils, &c.
fEsIlE heirs Of Hczekiah Beail, deed.
Il will offer a, public auction. upon the
premises, on Friday The aoh day IF No
rembcr neat. that valuable tract Of land,
near Lee Town. 5 miles from Charles.
town, and two miles from the Winchester
and Harpcrs Ferry Rail Road. upon
which Mrs. Bta all now resides. This Land
is so well known as being one of the mos
productive and desirable farms 10 ths
county, that it can scarce need particular
description. Il contains about
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p pnap-crus.

ITslE undersigned Polish National Com
4 mittee in the United States. propose
publishing an historical account of the
Polish emigration 10 these United States,
under the title Of THE PoLEs IN THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" TO be pre-
faced by a short statement of the history
of the late Polish Revolution, and to be
accompanied with authentic vouchers con-
nected with the residence of the Poles 70
this country. Form in Syo. Subscription
price 81. payable on delivery only.
The Committee being sensible OF the
advantages offered to the Poles by a set
Element in this favored land. the proceeds
of The work. after defraying the expenses
OF publication, will be applied in aid Of the
colony on the Rock River, state of Illinois.
MARTIN ROsIENkiEWICZ,
FELIX GWiNCZEWSkI,
DIR. CHARLES KRAiISiR.
New York, August, 1885.
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care you the man." said an American
coachmah to Duke Bernard OF SAKE Wei'
mer, "that is TO go in that carriage F"-
Eyes" .Then | am the gentleman that is
to drive YOU
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26

WyIRGlNiA GAZETTEER Wanted
v several Industrious and respectable
.Agents, 10 take subscriptions TO the above
work. A very liberal per ceniase VIII be
allowed 10 responsible persons.
Enquire at this office: or a line ADDRESS
ed to JosEpH MARTIN or VIM IoMPKiNs,
CHI rlottesville, Alhemarlc county, VIII be
Immediately attended to;
Nov. s., 1855
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gLAxeuEI, EEeK s. gALg.

SIAxsTE2, EEaE s. gAL1.
EsfiE subscriber has on hand and will
constantly keep a good supply Of
PLASTER, FISH s. SALT, for sale
on the most reasonable terms.
He will also pay the highest price ~
cash for good wheat and rye delivered al
the mouth Of Opeqnon.
HARVEY NJ. FoRMAN.
= NayenlhAr 10. lS?5-H
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{, e a N 9 ~ z. q = /.

RsaKEN up hy the subscriber living
h near Stephens Mill, Berkeley coun
ty, about the middle Of July last, a BLAcR
Mare, with one white hind foot, and a
small star in the forehead. supposed to DC
abont 6 years old. andhas been appraised
At s45 The owner of the said Mare IS
requested to call, comply with the reqnlsi
tons. of the law, and take her away.
JACOB LEFEVER.
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OYSTERS!!

yHyHE subscriber respectfully informs
q the citizens Of Martinsburg and vici
nifty, that he has just received a fresh sup,
NV of OYSTERS, which can be had al
bis cellar al all hours OF the day and night
either fried, stewed, or roasted, or IN any
other way desired. He will also furnish
them TO private families on the most rea
sonable terms.
He also keeps on hand a choice lot OF
confectionery as usual
November 10, lSS5-u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26

aNtANTED. We want TO purchase,
Wv and will pay the highest market
priee in Cash, for Rye, Corn, Oats, Flax
seed SC, TO be delivered in MaCtinsburs
or al the river.
We viii also take Butter, Eggs, Tai
low. Beeswax, Rags, and almost every
article Of country produce. in exchange
for goods. }. W. boAD y 70
October %
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q 81 a O. R E 6,

well watered and timbered. and all The
buildings necessary for a comfortable and
genteel country residence. Persons incl.
ned to purchase are requested to call aud
examine il for themselves.
The terms will be as foll9ws-On third
Of the purchase money in hand. another
third 70 he divided into three annual in.
stalments. to bear interest from The day
of sale. The remaining third will not be
required TO be paid during the life Of Mrs
BealI the widow Of Hezekiah Beall, provi
dc2 the interest thereon is promptly paid
to her, semi annually ; but the right vii.
be reserved to demand the whole princi.
pal and interest upon any default in that
respect. The deferred payments all 10 be
secured by bond and security together
with a deed of trust on the premises.--
The growing crop, with the right of en-.
teiing upon the premises for the purpose
of securing aud getting it out wall be re
served. .Aiso-at the same time and place
some
Consisting Of Hogs, Horses, CdH2e,
Mich Goes, Sheep, Ploughs, Hcg-
oas, Carts, &c. Corn, Rye, Oats,
and a quantity Of Household and
Kitchen furniture.
A credit Of nine months will be given
on all sums over S.. tue purchaser giving
bond with approved security, but no part
Of the property can be removed until the
terms Of the sale are complied with.
EDMUND /. LEE, Jun
.4gcnt for tic heirs
October 8, 1885.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale isposiponed until Thurs
day The l0h Of December neat.
Nov. 10.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-26
g Establishment
FORWARDING s. COMMISSION
x II Il.
+ a II Z. n Is n w TY q

~ - " @% w
THAVING taken a large and convenient
.EE Warehouse and Wharf, situated on
Water Street, two doors above Mr.. w.
Shoots, Georgetown. DC. for the pur-
pose Of transacting a general Commission
Business. in the sale and forwarding oil
Flour, Whiskey, Grain, Pork. Bacon. &
other country produce, and purchase Of
Plaster, Fish, Salt. Groceries, &c., we
shall be pleased TO attend to business in
our line for any person who may choose
to command our services.
As our success must depend upon IN
dustry and the satisfaction We may be a.
BILE to render 10 those who intrust us with
their business it is scarcely necessary TO
assure the public that we will eudeayor to
merit their patronage.
H0GMlRE s. COMPTON.
October 10. 1885.
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ENaRAv1NGs

No's"os', jELsoANrLy coLouREp.
With the June aud December number viii bs
furnished appropriately Engraved Title Pages,
aud a general Table Of Contents for each volume.
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nNcRAvrwus

l 1890
Decsinber. IarEnRsrixe sr6JEcrs.
pes;d.. ,yerv on.,ber will be enriched with
I. plat, from dc ppr,rait Gallery. containing tho
Iikenesses Of Two distinguished individuals. In
addition IN which. ouhsr aaa rar,ous Fngyariags
will h. r~srnl,rIy added-with two Pages No.
puinr Music.
m. ,mbIisbcr has NJ present in the hands Of
nm excellent artist ! steel Engraving, which will
cantain 4 Ikrness az an The present rcigning
Queen's Of EnrtYpe. which will be given as nm
extra n The January No.
sra,aset ,h.ss ,x,s.usive cnencemeuts. il IL
abso,n,etv NECESSARY Thai remittance should be
promptly made. At the end Of the last six
nn,aa,is aaa1is stx hun5r.,l names vcr, erased
from our list. n consequence Of lis appearing from
lin bools thai each owes two years subscription.
MANY have since paid, and some had previously
srf,l,l yvith ngenis. These and other Qricvious
Observation-Disclosures ! uubl,sl,e, has 10 encounter.
whicl, shoali Is far as the AGENT is concerned be
rr,nelfea bv his rendering an account OF all the
s,n,s ,la, ~ las ,rc,,i.ad =, leas, once in every
an months Subscribers became annoyed when
their names are erased for delinquency, and
phe, ,hry se,,ie. they will moi naain renew
,i,,.;r s,,y.cri.,tisn This. oooseauently. Is a scri.
n,,a i,.s ~ ~. ,,orr;e,or gbr G,liowi nr sur-
scs,inns ara reso,e,a,llv rendered for The consia.
s,a,;on az netsons = no are now IN arrears Let
those who owe two wears. or that will owe two
IN pprprtbar or lime nrxf. send a Five Dollar
,a,e =, ,,.e,n,, Many ,elrain from forwa ard.
no ,hc;e d,es hreause ihev cannot remit The OK.
:, ann. nj. i ~, necessary. Il thcv continue
sh.ir snbsrr;n,ioa +, IA onlv when a person
~ ~ .,',.t H., : l;o,iJai;on ~ tbe wholc
ssera a.. hne,,a,s ns,.slsarv'
~ ",,nay - po.ra .rrs Hinder his head
~ r.. aa,,l;shsa 1920 ,,an,b III enrssrs ofdis
- ~ a,,,hars - ',i,;s cuan,yv and IL En-.
m ase SILL ,,e ess,,ll,nccs ~ Dnlwrr. Brouy.
M, parc t,s,n,asham Sc. Sc. have been
nan a' '" ~, s,ii.,'5 sd , ~, reaav ~ nress.
49, IN -, - a.1I,,,sh 4 ~ ~ H. .se, ,auher until
T. NIL, "il cam,,Isted shelly Irwis. Moore.
Nj ,,;a~. paigars I,,ls,asi;. Nc.lt. Madame
Is c,,sI To-, parter rounbell Roscoe. South.
~ Sla.'' '"'o ~
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PUBLIC SALE OF PROPERTY IN
n6EKrJvTY.T.T.

Nov. 10. 1885 1T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-12
DIED,

On the 3rd inst, MARr ELIZABETH, an adopt.
ed daughter Of Martin S. and Elizabeth
brown, OF shepherdstown, aged thirteen
Months, and thirteen days.
On the 23j Of September last, at Louisville,
NY, Mrs CHARLEsoSk, consort Of Mr.. Ca
oriei Wathen, OF Brandenburg, Ky, in the
39ih year Of her age she had for a long
time suffered much, with a calmness and pa
t'ence truly remarkable, from disease which
lately settled upon her lungs. In order 10 re-
store her health, or at least TO mitisate the
seventies OF her situation, she had taken an
eastern tour. She had gone as far as iIar-
pers-Ferry, where she remained several DAYS
with her relatives AMI near the scenes Of her
Childhood. On her return - take a last fare
well OF her children and aged mother AMI ma
ny loving and much loved Kindred. she had
relchei the city Of Louisville, and there, with
out the last melancholy pleasure Of blessing,
with her own sweet voice, the beings most dear
to the heart Of q devoted parent, she closed
h:reyes N dsl,h.
tLH=nJ'ihicten (Ky) Register
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-12

DAlrfMoRg, Nov. G.


FLoCR.--HO~ayd STREET F1ou,.--The mar.
ket opened on Monday al &c, firm; but in a
day or two an alvance Of l2t cents was real
iked, and sales have since generally been made
nj 81 Ia. The receipts are light, and have
been So nearly equalled by the demand tina, no
stocks oi conseG fence are loft on hand The
wagon price at the beginning Of the week wa,
30 81, but subsequently rose 10 Sc, n
which II now stands.
GkAlN- Uhsst.--The market continues 10
be very Scantily supplied, and prices have adj
vsneed. In the early part OF the week sale.
oil good 10 best reds were made st sl.25 a
SIT cents, and since then prices have still
further risen. We quote the range to-day, Of
Tar TO primo reds at 81 as OIL, 20 per bushei.
A sale OF white wheat, not prime, wss made
yesterday at sl.3i.
Com --Nio,t Of the new Corn which come,
10 market IS unfit for shipping; the sale. O!
new range from so To 69 cents, according 10
dryness. Old Corn continues scarce and in
demand; sales Of parcels Of both colors. for
shipment, have been made throughout the
week at 81, and in some instances at a shade
less
Rys.--Sales at 80 cents per bu,hel, and i,
one or two instances n shade higher has been
realized.
Odti--Are scarce, and have advanced to
20 cents, at which price sales Of Md. ami yir-
ginil have been made.
C!or,i'e'd Sales from stores rather brisk
50 l2a a 5.25. The wagon price is SIS.
fi"TssJ---The wagon price CONTINUES a,
si.a1, and the store price at Sl.62t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-12
VALUABLE PROPERTY.



authority Of deed Of trust executed 20
DDths subser,bsr By James Thompson. bear.
log dsis on the 10Th day Of March 1854. 10
secure the pay ment OF debt TO Meverly 3.
Fletcher. sad IN pursuance Of decree Of the
: ireuit Superior Court Of Law q Chsneery OF
'sncrson County, Pronounced on the 18th dsy
81 October ls35, in suit Seiwssn 60 q
Fletcher plaintiff and said Thompson, &c
defendants, will proceed TO seii Of public
suction Of Carter. hotel in Chsrlsstown on
fridsy the Sh day II <;reabsr s,<t, the house
no- occupied BY sad Thompson. situated .,
The Last end 81 the MAN street Of charles
town. together with about fourteen ceres oi
LAND sitsehed thereto. and out buildings.
This property viii be divided into iota -
suit purchasers. or sold altogether % may
seem most advisable. By The said decree
am directed TO require three hundred dollar,
IN hand. six hundred dollars on or before the
Let day OF may pest, and the balsnee Of the
purchase money in three equal snnusl in.ts J.
men,' payable on the lst day Of MAY IN each
OF the yesr ls37. is3S and is3g. Bond
with security 10 be given and the title retain
ed as further security.
JOS. T. DACCEERTY, Trustee.
OCT ~. 1875. and Special C0mr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-12
TEXAS.

The papers are toeming with accounts Of the
storm now going on between the settlers in
Texas and the Government OF Mexico. Vol
unteers are rushing from every par, Of the U.
States, TO assist the Texans We perceive
that in tho company which len New Orleans,
there were eight Yirginians. Their names
we're as follows n. r. Bristsr. w. G. Cooke,
n. Heron, W. l.. Hunter, A. o. Kenney, DR..
A. NJ. Levy, S. o. Peitus, and T. r. Stiff
The Texans seem to be in fine spirits. A
letter from one Of them has the following :
1T is ,aid that Gen. Cos (lhe Mexican Com
napder) has with him 800 pairs ofHoBBLEs
for our benefit II Texas will turn out prompt
y, be will be the hrs, man 10 wear a pair Of
his own hobbies"
Subsequent accounts state hat Coo was
slain In an engagement
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-12

In addition TO the criminal idleness Of the
whigs In Ohio, at the late election. several
other causes have been assigned Tor their defeat
Judge Mclean withdrew just in time TO throw
no., Of his friends into . state Of incertitude'
or intothe Administration ranks whilst their fl
Of ehsgrin lasted; and the course Of tho Presi-
dent, in the controversy between Ohio and
Michigan, seems to have been actuated Prin-
eipally with view to give popularity to his
favorite. Something was undoubtedly gained
in this way. But the humbus. like many others
which preceded il, will soon be exposed, and
the Buckeyes" in November next, will rally
10 the rescue Of their country. They cannot for
get the immortal principles Al hazard. nor will
they fail to shew, by their sufrages for their
"hero Of North Bend" that they understand
che rights and duties Of freemen. Letn one,
therefore, despond. "Au ID not Lost that is in
danger" Liberty is yet worth an united. a
general, and . gloriou, effort.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-12

Gen. HAAaisox has witien n able, manly
and independent letter. 10 reply to an Anii-
Masonic committee Of Psnnsylvanis, who un-
-asssook 70 esteehise him upon the subject ol
hvoring their silly creed. lie seorns TO equivo.
cate. and plainly tells them. thattho' no mason
himself. he would not. in the event Of his elee-
ton 10 the Presidency, suffer his opinions Of
masonry 70 influence him In the slightest de.
gree ia the discharge Of his public duty. A.
might have been expected, Gen. II. has aIrea-
d. received Q good deal OF abuse from the
Anti-Mssonie prints. We shall give his letter
10 our next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-12
M HARPERS. ~

AT HARPERS.FERRY, VA.
We sVbser b,rs Ssh IN inform ne rub.
iie generally mst their Iron Fo,,ads,
on The Island 81 HsrPeu-FsrFy. uii BE- IN
operation the 2Jih o. this month. snd u,ll
es,t Machinery u sssfy description, surh :,
Machine Cssiings. Mill Gearing,
And Branding irons
They vili also keep on hand Nouidboard,
o. NcCormick's patterns, from No 20 40
~, 81 srd ieh hssdsd. Also,
The Loudooo hosidbosrd.. Fight and Il n
They have sito on band. wsson Boxes Of
all s'ses, ssd AodTons of various patterns.
They have sHd wili Keep eosstasily q 6,a
rate Pausfh MaksF. So that thew wifl h.
ahls 70 msis pst,srns, u svsry dsscsietioo
% the shoris't notice. Az orders thsnkfsll,
received and pfsnptly attended to-
HUGH CILLEECE a co.
Nov. ~. Is3s-H
y B. odd Iroa taken N exchange for ssy
o. TIE aboys named Castings.
Ne,asss.yG Csssfe 50 Lssesg.z GrnA-
49, = -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-12
MARRIED,

In Elizabethtown, Ky, on the 18th ult, by
the Rev. Mr.. Nall, Mr.. ltoRArIo q. WIvrrn.
SMITH. Merchant, formerly Of Harper,-rerry.
TO Miss MARGARET L., daughter of the I1te
iloratio q. Winiersmith, Esq, Of the former
place.
In Nashville, on Sunday evening. 18th octo-
Der, ult, by the Rev. DR. Edgar, ofihe Presoy-
terian Church, Hon. JogS Bell, Represeata-
tive IN Congress from the District. 10 Mrs.
JAKE YEArNAs, widow Of the late Thoma
ieltnln, Esq.
In shePherdstown, on Thursday the 5lh
inst, by the Rev. Alexander Jones, Mr.. oR-
LASpo sHrrHEED 10 Miss ELLEN FRrIr, both
of that place.
Al the same place, on the same evening, BY
the Rev. A. Jones, Mr.. JAMES X. wHITr, to
Miss CAIaERisE MILLER, both of Sepherds-
town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-12
VALUABLE Land
~ BERKELEY COUNTY FOR SALE.


10y virtue Of decree q the Circui, su,ss
~ rior Court Of Law and Chancery Tor
Frederick county. pronounced on The 9Th day
Of February, 1885, in Q suit between Csorrs
Wright, plaintiff, and the administrators and
heir, Of George Payne, decd, defendants. I
shall oter for sale, on Saturday The l1th Of
November next, Tract Of Land situated near
Bunker'>Hill, IN the county Of Berkeley, cd.
joining the lands Of John Payne, the Yellow
House Farm, sc. being the ssme on which The
above mentioned Geo. Payne sues lived, ard
Of which he died seized.
u ~ supposed to contain $50 ACRES, al
Of which, except perhaps about rs serss, 10
strong limestone land. The buildings are
Indifferent, consisting Of log dwelling
house Only; but there IL Q goot orchard snd
. hevsr-fsiIins spring cpon the place. A
sufficient proportion VI the land 10 10 timbsr.
and the whole place IL now under feoeina
snd ir . tOlerabie ststs Of cultivation. Tho
sale will be made % the lsod. The tsrms
are one third in cash and the residue In two
equal snnssl pa, me nts, without interest, for
which Sond end deed Of trust on the pro.
per'J Wall b required. 4. =. RHODES,
Special Css.aisasssp.
Winchester, Oct Is l53s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-12

Whilea gentleman and his wife were
recently promenading on the pirr at
Southampton. the latter. in a freak of
anger, at being refused some fancy ar
ticlrs OF dress. probably by her stern
lord, threw herself unce-emoniou,lv
into the water by way Of revenge and
to cool her passion. The husband was
at first considerably disconnected by
this sudden movement, and in a mo-
ment Of thoughtless humanity offered
elOO to any one who would rescue her
iady'hip from briny grave. Two wa
'erm.n on the pier jumped IN and
speedily brought Madame safe 10 land.
when 10 the gentleman Us soon forro,
his liberal reward. and thinking. we
suppose. he had made a bad bargain,
refused to give but e5-N. Y. STIR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-11-12
Public S0fe.

I>HE subscriber, acting exvoutrix of iIsnr,
Gnnneli, deed, Will seIi, 1T auction. on
"onds, the 23i Of November. tiC fair, II not,
the next far day.) the following property:
Hor.es, 'aitle. sheep and Hog,
Farming Implements, such ss
One Wagon, one Cart, PIoughs, UIsrrou,,
Six sets u Tears, Wheat Eau. sc.
Also. quantity Of Oak Plank.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
CORN, 10 be delivered At the heap,
small lot OF Wheat by the bu.hsI.
credit Of nine moaths will be given or
ell sums above eS-hve dollars and under
The cash viii be required. No property te
10 removed until the terms Of the sale Or,
compiled with. Sale 10 CONNIE Rre early m
the day. MARY GUNSELL.
Nov 10 ia35. E,,e.,,;,