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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-01

be promptly thanked.
FLORIDA AFFAIRs.-From Charleston papers Of the
23d ult we extract the following particulars relative
TO the Indian in Florida and the movements made
thereon.
General Eustis, of S. c., has received dispatches
from Washington, requiring him call upon the Co.
Of that State for militia force to act in con-
junction with the U. S. troops, in defence of Florda
and aathorisng him to take such other he
might deem necessaryto afford and protection to
the inhabitants of that territory. General Cineh has
also received authority to demand such aid fIcm
Alabama, Georgia, and Florida, he may deem
quisite 3hd there is doubrbnt that force will
bcollected sufficient the progress Of The
murderous savages. meeting to be held on that
evening, t23d, for the purpose of enrolling such volun
might offer themselves for the assistance of
their unhappy countrymen.
fast sailing vessel laden with stores, amIu ntion
and medicines was sail the Oath fr hest Johns
river. She accompanied by physician, to aisud
the sick and wounded, the posts that river where
it is said there is great deal of disease. In Of
a sufficient number of volunteers being raised, Captain
Nc Grath humanely offered to transport them to ST.
Augustine, and TO bring back such of the women and
children as desired to retarn, free of expense.
In Augusta, a company of leo volunteers had been
raised who TO leave the oath for the seat of
war; ia was also expected that the Governor would
raise by draft the following week. to proceed
against the Creeks, the borders of Georgia, who
have joined the Seminoles of Florida.
letter from Savannah, dated the Goth ult states
good authority, that party of FIVE hundred Indians
committing the horrible outrages in the i'm
mediate neighborhood Of ST. Mary's. They were sup
posed TO be Creeks.
Ii is stated that General Jackson has issued order
to the troops Of Georgia, to proceed to Florida and
with the militia, and not to grant any terms Of peace
until every Indian is embarked in boats for the of
the Mississippi, according to the treaty of 1882.
Door. SLEIGH's LECTURES PHYsIoLoGY.-On
Saturday evening" Doct. Sleigh commenced his regular
course ofLectures upon Physiology. The lecture
delivered in the Chapel of the University of the
brilliant and fashionable audiences that ever at
tended public lecture in this city. The beautiful deli
very, and eloquent language Of the Doctor elected
bursts of applause, and the feeling of the audi
ence inspired the lecturer to degree of animation that
gratifying to all present. as it credable to
himself.
The members of the Eucleian Society deserve the
highest praise for having secured for their body, the
services of gentleman highly gifted and talented
Dr. Sleigh.
m y We nroffar onr tina Ks IN he Messrs Harnar,s
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-01

kign madness and RIM away, as Barlow the Albany
defauer did-nsead of quietly and peaceably seeking
to hide himself in back house from the officers Of
justice, as Wdng did-lhis desperate degraded man,
in the face of his bonds keep The peace-insults
without cause respectable ctzen-prvatey sends
him challenge-repeats that defiance publicly in his
paPer-and may, for augh tell close the drama
by attempt at assassination under the MONDAY sun,
in the most public part Of Wall street. Such accumu-
laied iaractons of the planest laws, demand al
full and particular investigation by the Grand Jury.
If cSthings shall be permitted any longer through
the lsty of public authorities, Wall street will
become daily Of assaults and assassinatons-
the Five Points will be thrown entirely in the shade
and vcksburgh henceforward, be considered quiet,
moral civilised, and respectable community.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

WHOSE ~ho gave notes st The tale Of the
- Psrsoesl estate Of CusisriAx Atls-
sess, deed. are hereby aoti6sd. tAst their
notes viii fall due on the <th Of August neat
A. the Executor lives st dstsnes, cad will
not hnt q convenient 10 wsit on the difsr-
cot purchaser 81 their housss. he will II.
tsed OF Mr.. Boieys, (ths late rssidenes Of
said Z. Aiienong. dee'd.) on the 9Th Of Au-
gust. aud 81 James p. Hughess. on the Sth
Of Auxust-st which places be requests eli
concerned TO meet hia Oh those days. to
make payment.
All persons having claims against said ss.
tate, will piesse present them. Of that time,
properly authentic ted for settlemeot.
JOHN ALLEAOSG. Ex'er
Of Ckristisa -iilsvonS, deed
July :, ls16-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
MARHTEO.

On sunday Aftsrncou- ID inst. by the Rev
c. A. Davis. Mr.. JAnks W. srkApsAs, o,
harper-ferry. ~ Miss ADElHr ). DREw,
u Baltimore.
-fsotA<r Rerslats.a-y Hrs ysss '-Nsrr,ed.
IN oeorE'a BY Joha NGeher. Esq. Mr.. DAVIS
Hopss. .sr,i one AEsAirrd and ne yesrs andf-s
r'o''ihs. ~ Mis- EIixAsErr RArIr. seed forty
years. both OF Columbia eoasty Sste of Georyis.
Mr. Hodge vss q Brsddoeks defeat. ssd s-r,es
,hrcaghou,the whole period Of the Revolutionary
War! % GsAinyfsn .Nrrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
MILLING rxRM.

ANi>G located ourselves IN the Mill
n II ing Business, at Harpers Ferry, one Of
The best situations N Virginia, thayinE the
advantages of both Rah-liold aud Canal ~
the spot, aud uRiimited water power. and
the Mills undergoing = general repair. to
make 300 barrels OF flour per day. Il re-
CURED We can say to farmers, wlIh conf.
denee, that we can snord TO give more Tor
Wheat dehsered 20 our Mills than any other
Mills vest Of the Blue Ridge Having IN
formation every day from both markets, en-
sbles ne Co take choice, ~ RAILROAD TO Bal
tImore. or the Canal to the District Those
disposed 10 favor ". either m grinding or
selling their wheat, will find Il 10 their sd-
vantage
Wheat can be delivered TO " NJ the d,f
fereni depots from Harpc r.-Ferry to " IN
chester. a. well a. hy wagons 20 the Nils.
snd also conveyed down the shenandoah and
Potomsc. We viii also buy Rye and Corn.
pay essh, ahd make reasonable advances. n
required.
Ground Plaster will be kept Of the Mills.
for sale. and delivered At the different De pots
aud 81 our Ware house ~ Winchester
ROWLAND. HEFLEBOWER co.
June % i-16 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
P0ASr SOle
OF VALUABLE LAND

OF VALUABLE LAND
II nERKnLEY COUNTY. VA.
DuRsUANr To DEGREES Of the Supsr'es
IL csartof Law and Chsneery, for Bsrks-
ley county, pronounced on the 9Th Of oeto-
Der, ls3S. and the 7th Of May. 1886. IN Q
suit in Chsncsry, IN which David Heosei and
Nsrrey z. his wife, late Nancy c. Miller, snd
Samuel chsoovsth and Mar, his wife, lsis
Mary Muller, are plaintiffs, sssinst Smith
Miller and Hsrrison Waite, Adrn'rs de bona,
non, Of George Miller. deed. OF Hester Mil
Ter. deed, Sarah Miller aod others, dsfsn-
dan's,-the undersigned. Commissioner
named IN sad DEGREES, will, on
Monday, the sta day Of -7ug4st. ls36,
being the first day OF August Court, for the
County OF Berkeley. expose to sale Of the
Court House, IN the town Of Martin.burx
THE TRACT or LAND. referred TO in sad
proceedings IN said suit, c.iied the Faulkner
Tract, on which Mrs Sarah Mailer, the vi
do~ Of wm. ID. Miller, nov r,,,d.,. COO
tanning, by n late survey thereof
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

HVprs- Ferry Srrings Institution, }
July !, lS36.
HNHE President and Directors OF thi. In.
II situiion have this day declared a divi-
dend Of 2. per cent. for tho last si1 months,
ending 3Oth Of June. DePo.itors can receive
their dividends, by calling al the Office Of
this Institution.
JOSEPH q. HAYS, Trsasursr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

2,64o prizes, amounting to S2SS. 500 ,
Price Of ticket, $50. No shares. Csrtl-
feste, Of package, Of ~ tickets $3.50.
1~ As there are 80 few tickets IN this
splendid scheme. those tho desire . chsnes
IN II had better send their orders st sn early
day. For tIekets. address
ID. 5. GREGORY & CO !Nsn@esss,
(sueeessor, TO Ysiss l. M'Intyrs.)
WA'H'aer,S CuS. ID. c.
sLTs Orders from distance promptly ct
tended to, and the drawing sebI ~ soon -
over
June Is. ls36.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

sCP DAYS or DISCOUNT every Tues
day at | ] O'Clock, A ". Notes intended for
discount must be left with the Treasurer.
on or before 10 O'Clock, a. Vi on the SAID
days Of discount. Nv order Of the Board,
JOSEPH g. HAYS, Trsa,'r
July Is16
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
900 ACRES 4 POLES.

Thi. land sdjoin, the land Of VIM. Camp
bell. &C. on the head waters Of Nail Greek
There ,s on sad land a comfortable DweIL
ing House, Good Barn, Spring House. &c.
The land 20 be sold, secordiag TO said decree.
for one third cash, the balance In two equal
payments Of one and two years, With interest
from the day Of sale, until payment, the
purchaser 10 give bosd and security. and
deed Of trust on the ls1d TO secure the de-
fsrrea Paymeut.
ELISHA BOYD.
CHA'S JAS. FAULKNER,
ID. %. CONRAD.
July =, ls36 -n Csnmi,,isnsri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
N0rlCKA.

|" Rev. :. Tusros v,n preach NJ En-
Branch on sunday next at IL O'Clock, AID al
HArpers-ferry AZ candle light.
tC- The Rev. Ek.sNrs M.STonp will
preach ia the Court House IN Chsrlestown
on sunday newt al 9 O'Clock
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
A Nurse Wanted.

q YOUNG WOMAN Of unexcsptiou. able
IN mora. and religious character. secu.-
toned to the care and man AZ, meoI of chit.
dren, can find . situation IN my family, and
will psy for her services from s. to 10
per month, according to her recon nenda-
ton. CHA'S J. FAULKNER.
Martinsburg, July 7, ls36.-Jt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
.IfssSir Tuition.

CARUsi Is nov resdy TO take .eho-
~ lars for the Piano-Fo GuHsr. and
other Instruments. He will sIso tune Piano
for,es, ard put them IN the best order.
Chsrlestown, July :, 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKET

For IL, trssk ending Friday sr,niny, JuIy |.
CATTLE-Ne have no change To notice
The supply Of Beef on the hoof has been fair
during tie week, at cur last rates, viz: s. so
To -
FlSH-Ilrge sales Of Herrings were made
THIS week at 50 50 per Dbl which IS little un-
der former rates
FEATHERS.--G Good Western continue To-
be beld at 80 a ~ cents per 10.
FLOUK-The market for all descriptions
has been unsettled for the last ten DAYS or
fortnight. wIth a continually upward tendency
The advance IN prices i owing 90 the very H.
mitsd receipts which arrive at market, to the
triiiIng stock. on hand, and lastly 10 the now
/ universally received opinion that the crop. q
wheat will be very materially short % an ave
rage weld.
HSNs'd street Fouy-Prices continue un-
settled, and We find II out q our power to
make positive quotations IN the early part
al the week the store quotation was 81 37i a
: 90. To-day the store price ), generally re-
ported st %, with sales, some holders ak
more We hear Of no transactions Of moment.
the demand beng for limited lots only. and
bParceis q any magnitude could not b. readily
made up. The wagon price 10 the early part
Of the week wss o.. aud dealers are settling
for stored -four al that price The receipts
are very hight, and Is would be given Tor
fresh ground
Inspections for The week ending On Thur
day evening. comprise the follouibg kinds and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
A List Of Letters

ID ENAINING in the Po,i-OfTioe At shep.
, D herdstown. on the 30th dsy OF June
1886, which. Il not called for before the
Let day Of October, lS36. will he sent to the
General Post-OfiCe. rs de ad letters
kCT- Persons calling for letters IN THE
list, will please say they are advertised, or
they NAV not receive them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
James Brown.

II The ChUiestoVn .ipotAseuy and
Book Nors.)
Informs the public that hs assortment Of
Drag ., Medicines, Painss,
&c. &c.
3. now very COMPLETE. aud will susbls him
10 meet every demand during tie Prsseat
ao6 approaching season.
ha, also within fe~ days past re-
u u eered . large assortment Of Scho,
Books, Paper, States. Ink, I'm small bottles, }
ink-stsnds. Quilts, black aud red Waters
and sesiias-w sx-Blsnk Books OF many de-
seriPt'ons, including . variety OF Pocket Me-
mora ndum Books.
Among the School Books, are oinsyS &C.
pErsPhy and Atlas. Comfy, Spelling Book.
ard several other kinds ~hich he has beer
recently out OF
June ~, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
QOonR.

NAVE lafxs sHd vsll.sslsctsa stock
ot GOODS 90 hand. wbsch viii De d.
posed Of very los Ny friends end su,,o-
msrs are isviisd 70 csli
T. RUSSELL.
HsFper'-Fsrfy. Jaae 20. 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
BENZ AMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNiDLk

In appearing before the public in the new
firm OF Ford Il snyder. /, become. ind,,pen-
SADLY necessary that the unsettled bu,ine.,
OF Daniel Snyder. sod Daniel Snyder l. Son.
should be speedily closed and I esrnesii,
request all those Who have unsettled &C
counts With either. TO call ss soon a. posi-.
bic and close the same. The Books are Of
the Ford Mills, and viii be ready for settle
meni. Those complying with ths request
will greatly obhse thcn fri-od and obed Ieut
servant. DANIEL SNYDER
JuIy ls16
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

UviE subscribers take this me Ihod Of IN
II forming the customers 81 the FORD
MILL aud Farmers generally, that they have
entered into partBe rship IN the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

"a NETTING ~ ths sie,thsl4sFs - iAs
a. shsusrsiosh BFsage Coafssy viil ~
hsid ~ hion-lsg Ne isi DE- q AsSsst ssHt,
81 ths Nstinssl Hstsi. Hsrpsgs- ferry. fes
NJ pufposs % sfFssiEiag ne sst1 Co3pssy
So oAoosisE 10 o5,esss " asnsgs NJ 81.
faiss q SAD CoopaBy Zoe tie sasuiz9 ysar
70 y desHabls thsl ell re etsehkal6aru
skesi1 sitsaA sitssr ~ psoay ~ h psvsss
THe COMMISSIONER
Hsrpsss Ferry, Juas 20, ie3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
JEFFERSON JocRrY cLua

a MEETING Of the members Is requested
"A at Stones Hotel, Oh Court day. July,
at = O'Clock, r.. " July :. fsJ6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
MILLING BUSINESS

ut the Ford Mill, on the Shenandoah River,
near keyess Ferry. in the name aud under
the firm Of FORD u SNYDER, cummene-
ing on the hrs, day Of the present. month,
(luiy.) and sssure all those - ho are dr,pos-
ed 10 DO business wiih them. that they are
determined Ia pay the highest msrke: prices
Tor WHEAT and other kinds Of GKAIN, de-
iivered IN their Mills, or delivered at an,
receiving point on the Rail Road, OF Of suy
convenient point on the River. From their
experience as MilIers, they can say with
confidence 10 ell those who have " heat To
dispose Of, that Il Will be greatly 20 their To-
terest 10 gave them 4 call before they make
= disposition Of the same and they earnest
~ request their former customer not To
make any disposition Of their Wheat with.
out hrst seeing them, a, they are well salts.
ned that no m'ier- west Of the Blue Ridge
can AFFORD 10 pay better price, than them.
selves. To any Of their customer that may
prefer grinding, liberal advances Will be
made, add strict attention paid to their "a
siruction.. The Bull.kin Nills. formerly
belonging TO John Iisines. Gee q, aud MIR
John Myers, Will .ulr be carried on by the
undersIgued. and one Of SAID Mil. kept ex.
pressiy for the reception Of rive ana Corn
ior which kinds Of gram the highest market
price will al all time. be p1d. FI.h, Salt,
and Plaster, Will be kept at the mills, 70: the
accommodation OF their customer, and those
disposed To deal with them.
In closing thiS brief notice, they should
be acting u-srateful To their feeling, we're
they not TO ODER their sincere thanks Tor the
very liberal encouragement the, have here
toiore received. and hope by ,prompIns.s.
and a stric; attention 10 business, 10 merit .
continuance Of similar favor.
BENJAMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNYDLk
July : IS36 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
LOCAL MEMORANDUM

Sale q Hosss sSd Los N shsphsrdssovn
By " Bsdies'r irusles, N saturday ns1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
MRS. STAIEY

MRSs STALEN
"oULD respectfully inform the Ia.
w dies Of HsrPsrs-ferry sud lis ~.
o'bity. that she has opeBsda
Millinery and Fancy store,
In the room recently occupied by Mr NJ
lus. as . Jewellers shop. aud solisiis share
OF their patronage. assuring them that she
~iil spare no sHsfiion 10 please MSs
has last returned from Baltimore end . prs.
pared 10 accommodate them Nth the
Lafesf EashiOHsa asd most
Elegant .ErfiCIes.
Tier sfsortnsnt - very eomplsis- eompri.-
ing. ~ part
Eszlsh strsw. ferhorn sd Tu,esn Gip,,
Cottsse, aIt Gfteian Cottage GOHs
NETS,
Lsshoru Plat = ns~ snS hsad.o-ss ss,,eis. s.
ElsEsnl FsnoJ Hsn5tsrchtsfs, Blond G.sEs.
Grape, 40
Betting. Ell colour, sod ns~ patterns,
spiebdid Wells Dress Csps, 30 psusfus.
superior Ffsuc h uorksd Cspss aod Collars.
Ngslin and Bobinsu
A isrss sssoFtmsht u Frspeh. EaslBh. ssd
Amsriean Fl0ssrs,
Sonnet Ribbons, (RsW Style
Gloves. (Pie-an. KID. ke.D
Enbfoidsrsd sHt Ho.s fblsek ssd White
False Curtis, Puas ssd Brsids. (svsry eoios
snd Everlasting Pvhs, q ns - srtsis. ks
sRLuEDID IEWHLLERY
% srtaf pace HpTtsH.
Esr-RinKs, BrenstPios. HinZs, Chsias. snA
GuaFds-- Sue lee, Wstctss. Thinblss. ka
Asd = great vsristy o. ether Fsaoy ArSislss.
HaFPsrs-Fsrry. Juss 20. is96 1T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
capital Prize
100000 DOLLARS.

HNHE most brilliant scheme ever drawn
IL IN the United States CootsIniag only
7.l10 tickets. IS No. Lottery, S draw bal
lots.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class A. for 1886. 10 be drawn On Washing
ton City, d C., on Thursdsy. July 2lsi.
l-16
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

TIE
Washington LiE1e Kilna,
az THE CANAL. sssr Gsosrsioss
- hayiss rsesftly shaags1 ognSrs. ars
bos n fall operatives, aea eosstast sssrsi,
q he 49, Lias vii es ksDs fos ssls. a
lever prices thsa ssy in tie pisiFsi.
Apply ~ 1Oe'T sRglDEH,
o. ~ gfsAnss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

oTICE.--Any person or Persoos thro'-
~ out the Union. ~ho Gay desire to try
their luck, s,tber 10 the Nsry land sisis Lot
sries, ot "a the authorized LOTTERIES Of
other States, some one oT whsh srs drawn
daily, Tickets from ONE TO TEN DOLLARS.
shsfcs ~ proportion, are respectfully re-
qgssisd 10 forssrd their orders by neil
post PAID OF otherwise. enc iosisg tAsa OF
rare ricsETs. vhleh wiIl - Ihsshfsiiy re-
oe'Vsd sod sHseytsd BY rsturs nsd. Nth
the same ProUp4 stisntion - n os pef,on.I
application, add the result Eiseo when re-
quesisd, immediately siteF the drssinss
Please address
join CLARK,
=. " Corner ~ Bsiiirsor~ .sd Calvert Stress
an.sf ihe Msssssn.
May 10. i-J5
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~ HoRsn LEoPARp.

nY ne dsuuEgisbsd Horss Or Thofo-
- ton Rather. vhi sisnd 81 ny stable
BE fail treason. sDd b. iei 70 mares % ths
following terms, tE ~ dollars by the Sea
900 sfght dollars insuraaoe TIE season
has eommencej. snd - 30 ssprrs on ths lest
deg q sspienhsf. l-3G All persons tbst
PIT mares So ~ hufss Leopard, ihe spfiug
season. tbsi ~ rot stsnd srs vsicouss 20
iced thsW mares TIE fell season free 81
charge. Leopard - dsppis ehssoui ssrrsi
siHissa hsncs ore inch ~ height. hssly pro-
portioasd, ~ great povsr. sod eoemssdiaF
appearance. WA. 2. SINCLAIR
Jelly 7, ts3s-ft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
10 warksTnen and otheFu.

~ vitE s8bsctipsf respectfully snsossess
N 20 TIE eitifsss u HsfpsFs-Fsrry, SOL
ssr ed ihe sufrou"dins souatfy. thst hs
bee opensd . sop IN south hoiiVsf, fss ne
msHufactufe n
Rides. ShOI- GSsns, EstseOls.
Aad ~ sthsf articles ~ the Gsnsu sh iae
lins. Ils stll Do 80 kinds u nEPAtRtsG
~ ~ iins, - short sosies. sd o. fsasos-
sbis terms. sd s's shsrEss Esnsfsliy shall
b. al ne iosesi possible rates
We respectfully soi'eits cell FROM tsoss
Vho nsJ wsst say thinE N re hss u BE
PFofsssiou, bs5ag dsisroins1 70 spsfs - ~
sfiions 70 render sstisfsetiob 70 al sho tasy
favor htn wah issW DatFoasgs
JACOe sHEgTZ
SOLVER Juss 21-3n
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m.rper.-Ferr, saving. I..si,..,...

JrlrI. i-IS
NV t. he unaersSned' committee sp-
~ pointed oy The Direetors OF sad ln-
ti,utior. 10 Investigate the affairs of ssId In
,'tu'ion, rom The Isl jan 'sS"' 10 the I'l
July, 1880 (la't SIX monihs) and make and
/ Puohsh report thereof. respectfully Re-
I o"u"'s' ana memorandum'-irom which nc
have prepared the following statement
HIrpeTS- Ferry SdriagS InsiIfuiion,
Fbr.
To smount received from monthly
depo.,,or, <lgsl 60,
duo .o.ci.I do 1cu5 AZ
ditto for interest on loan, 370 3sI
ltttn for hp.. - 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

s263 OIL
Leaving the sum Of s261 ola s. the clear
profits, 10 he divided amongst the depositors,
rs = dividend. GEORGE MAUZY.
THOMAS HUGHES.
GEO. w. CUTSHAW.
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CI0rk'S old Ea90bItshed
LUCKY OFFICE,

y. W. Corner of BALTIMORE s'.d sl,ert Streets.
(Undvr ths Ausevm.)
Whsre hare been sold. P1zssl PyIzssIi
PTi=es ~ IN Dollars. Millions
of Millions
BALTIMORE CITY. MD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

Resides 800 bbl' Rye F.our and ii5 bbls
Corn Meal
GRAIN Hhssf The only parcel Il
Wheat 10 market Eas one Of priaio red yesier-
day, sheh va taken 90 terms not transpirei.
BOT believed g. b. something more than 81 o.
The accounts n the sbortness q ne crop re-
ceise daily confirmation
Goa Sales q yellow IN ile early part q
fhe week % ia - cents. and toby 81 = I
cent? White corn j. dull today % - cents
Rys - None s6ost A sale u 6J00 10 700
brs.hels Susqpehanna. from store, has been
made fyf milling. ~ IS cents
Oats - sales q susqashsnna. IN the early
part II tie week. az 90 g. esnt.
SPIRITS Apple BraDdy 3, worth IS q 80
cents Boz bbls
cEraCFroUN. NV 2
ltoJ R--We continue our q8ot,ton -
> - 70 a. 31i 80 only al, q Consequence
80 n.s4' yesterday 81 30 barrels froui iosts
y ~ - some fes other ssles n stored
fo1r bave been made a. - o. TIE fscsipts
are light. demand far
G'a'a Wheat 81 a. 10 ~ s0-Rys 20
cenis- corn - 20 - ceuts - Oats 50 cents
.Isfsepshfgt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

OItxOS B3IABLtonA
IN ysGssses County. visgisis.
about 10 milss sestk-vsss Of
Hsrpsrs-Psrry. and ave nilss
fros The county sss,, (chsrsss-
te~s.) 10 again open fer the
rseeptico Of ySeitsrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
ii kf&R Of Letters

TP EMAINING in the Pos, Office at Har-
Il . pers-Ferry, Va, on the lst Of July, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

ID EMAiNt>G in the Post ofiee, Charles
~ to~n, June J0,h, leJ6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

Adorned with modes,!. love and grace
tusPesksble, their face is like
The light, most welcome to the eve Of mar