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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
CTHFL THUHNTOl
Riehis~S l5,k Ji.ns, 1886"
COAMrHICATIn-

ShENANUOAb BRIDGE COMPANY.
Al meeting Of the stockholder. Of N.
Shenandoah Bridge Company. at Harpers
Ferry, on the lst Of August, 1886, JoHs @
WILSON, Esq, was chilled 10 the Chair, anC
JAMES MelLHAET was appointed Secretary
And Il appearing that the necessary amount Of
Stock was subscribed for the organization O,
the Company:
On motion, the Meeting proceeded To the
election Of Ave Directors for the ensuing year,
when il appeared that the following gentle
men were duly elected, 10 wit: James C. jan
nsy, Samuel Gibson, Gerard B. Wager, Jo-
seph l. Russell. and John G. Wilson.
On motion, IL was RssoiusA. That these pro-
eeedings be signed by the Chairman and Seere.
tary. and an abstract Of them published in the
ChA:iestoun Free Press and one Of the Lees
burg papers.
And then the meeting adjourned.
JOHN G. WILSON, CASirssa.
JAHEL MeILHAHT, Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

Besides the monthly psy, - above stated,
one ration per day is allowed every soldier,
which 10 amply sufficient for HI. subsistence
Also, a large supply Of comfortable and gen.
tsei clothing. GoOd quarters and fuel are OF
ell times furnished; aud every attsntion will
be paid TO mskiDg those mea who may en-
hat, aud are determined 10 serve her eoun-
try IN good faith. comfortable and eontentsd
With ihe's situstion. The best medical ss-
tendance 10 always provided Tor tho sick sol
der, aud no deduction Of pay - made during
the period be 10 unable TO parfosm his duty
By the above it is seen that the psy and
allowances are respectable, and that, with
prudence aud sconomy, the monthly pay OF
the soldier msy be laid ups every thing
regulate TO his comfort aud eonvenienee, Is
furnished BY the Govsrnnsnt, including his
sugar and coffee. The prudent soidi.r. there.
fore, may readily save from $500 to $500
during his short Enlistment Of tkrss yssr, ;
and 81 the expiration Of the tern, he eau, II
be chooses, purehass . small farm Ia eny OF
the western states. and there settle himself
comfortably. on hp own land. for the rest Of
his life. z. ID. BULLOCK,
let Lou. ID Rsyr u. s Dragons.
RsertsHAg offer.
Shepherdstowa Recruiting D..
Rendezvous. July II, 1886.
e1The Dragons are armed asd mounted
on good horses, Of the expense Of the United
States.
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GEN. JACKSON AND SANTA anna.
rA. c.errs.ova M.,rseoll,.n an.

The Osofgstovn mstropoiitan says:
1T . usdsrstsod that tho Prssidsai Of the
Unisss stsiss hes suppressed the greatest 20.
heitnds Zoe ths fats Of the illustrious pri,oo.r
whom the snrtens u var hes thrown into ,hs
hands Of the rsxisns--
To which Mr.. Blair, Of the Globe, replies
Santa Annals advocate directly inveru the
opinions OF the President, upreservediy en-.
pressed by him to all Who have covered with
him. aod repeatedly stated in our presence.
30 lar IRON ever having " the greatest solicit
mde Tor The fate Of the illustrious prisoner, "
sAe President has again and again declared tia,
ne deserved the most ignominious death and
mat the only Justification for the ienity shown
him, wss TO be found In the condition Of Texas.
which might make Il proper to subject the de-
mands Of justice To the policy Of getting rid OF
The armies Of Mexico, through the inHusoes Of
the chief"
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VIRGINIA. TO W.T.

| VIRGINIA, TO WIZ
In the Great Superior Court Of Law aod
Chaneery for the eoontJ Of Jefferson, Juos
sd, 1856
James b. wager administrator Dc bo.ass
AsH OF John Wager, IT,. deed. (who vss
sdminis1FVtor Of John Wager, sen, decd. ,
PLAfsTTV,
AGAINST
Basil Wiihsw>on, and Msrgsr,t h., wifs. late
M.rEsres Wager, Mary sesieE. late M.rv
Wsgrr, Hannah Humphreys, late H.sssh
Wager, Gerard Wager. safpini.srssor e
Philip Wager. deed, sod Joseph ilyEnsu,
ths Husband, sod Elles A HoaaAa and Geo.
Holman, tniant ohidrrn ADD bsiEs 81 FiiHa-
beth Hof'asn. late EIi1sbeth W.s.r Wm
Lucas, sdsSiBistrusoT De boais 9Th the
ell snnsrsS u Hdvsrd ts..s. deed. usnnsh
Wager. sidov si.d sdg,inisfrs'ris n Edvsrd
Nsgsr, des'd. sod Chsfi-s, Elizabeth. I'd
ssrd Ire add J=oses y. Nserr. trf-at ETH
drvs snd heirs ~ The SD Rdsard " szeF de-
re.s-d. I<~is iAssss. sdasis,afssos - Msfsy
WSgss, s'dOS sd sdnnisiarsins e Ion
W-gSy, srs.. des'd. Carver " ,iba, sheriff n
ledsrson soansJ. 70 shorn the estate ~ Charles
Wsgrr, 80 q, SO eossasitsd - asisliHisirs-
tov De So~is son, .nd ,osgs " Humphreys.
sdmfb's'rs'os q knksr bomphrsss, dee'd.
" cHANcEKl
gVNHE dssth Of Philip wsssF y soggeFsd
i tbs ga daJ q ign-. l-3s sd by csa-
scot o. ,bs gaFtes BY their couDssi. ba ID
nisnustoF. q n. WsgsF. = sdmSisa . DE-
fsndsni N 30 place md ihs esss betus
again - foF LssrinE by consent, u ~ 81
judged. ordered end dsSfese, that the mst-
tst Of seeoont bstwssa ne Dsufss aaa are
lng N fhs ,uit ~. snd thsy are bsFeby 70.
fsusd, % Mssfss cOMnssiossF WoFtbirE
ioa, she . directed 10 ss'tls sil saeh as.
coysis - sitAsT party sAsll dirset. eons.sssd
Sah the sablsei IsaiisF u coslfossf,y. sod
70 stats sii nsltsfs dssmsd By bisa yert,nsst.
o. Shise sithss party @sy rs9oifs 80 re-
port
\ so1y-Tssls.
RoBgRT Z. BRowS sS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

4 WILL - 81 tisss give ne Aigkss, prices
N eash ief Iissly yoass NEGROES,
81 both ssHss, ifoA tsp 70 isssty-6vs yssFs
~ sgs. Psrsoas haviag likely ssrvsRts 70
tsPsss of, WI - yell - cell % ne ~ NJ
Fssi4sses 10 Chaflestevs, 50 10y cen.
nusisstssa h vfaing Win - prosspiiy e.
isaSs1 " VIZ. CHOW T..
Jsly -, 1875 II
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NOTICES.

Tho Rev. s. TusrOr will preach At Elk
brsneh on Sunday next at III O'Clock, at
which time the Communion will be admins
tered Preaching also on Saturday Ut IL
o'clock. These exercises will close Mr.. Tus-
tons labors at the Branch.
August 4, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

"t&~84stB4s ~ -.
Tss hsssar o. hxDssss.-ssnriay Hasa
vas devoted By our cisirsss % he nslaneholy
task Of psyiag . Last tribute q rsspsct % th.
msno~y Of Mr.. Madison. TIE process,oo.
formed usdsr The direclioa Of The committee
OF arrsogsmsnts, proceeded st II o'clock 10
The Episcopal Church, where. amer q prayer
oy the Rev. Mr.. Royal, TIE Ealogy vas pro-
noanesd By p. Williams, jr.. ESQ. Mr.. VIII
lisms acquitted himself on the oceasioo in the
most satisfactory manner, and showed himself
especially familiar with the many importan,
public services OF Mr.. Madison. A eopv of
ha remsrks has been placed In our banda for
publication BY the eoumittss Of arrangement,
but Of 90 late an hour that We arc COMPELLED
70 postpone them until next wssk.-Yirr,~i...
RIcHsoND. July 81.
Honors TO the Memory of M. Mod
''o"--ln conformity to previous ar
rangement. the Citizens OF Richmond
and strangers in the city. paid the high
est honors 10 the memory Of this illus
trious man At 10 o clock. . procession
was formed at the Union Hotel. Of the
several Military Companies, the Ma
sonic Order. Officers Of the State and
Federal Government. the City Corpo-
ration. Teachers and their Pupils, and
citizens generally. Thus formed. the
procession marched through the Main
street to the Capitol Square, where. in
the beautiful shade Of the thick-,et
grove. a rostrum. and seats for about
two thousand people. were erected
Probably double this number attended.
among whom were a large proportion
Of ladies'.
The venerable Bishop MooRr OPEN
ed the ceremony by one Of his truly
impressive prayers, and was followed
by VIM. H. MAcrARLANp, ESQ, in an
Grafton reple;e with chastc and beauti.
iul sentiments, Pourtraying the life and
services Of the deceased in q manner
at once brief and comprehensive. The
style Of this address was unpretending
and easy. and the delivery of it was
characteristic Of the modesty of the
orator. yet it was eloquent and forcible,
and made an agre sable impression.
The ceremonies were closed by fer
vent prayer from the Rev. Mr.. TAYLoR
OF the Second Baptist Church.
tCs~ris' sad csnpiisr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

Now, here arc but 81 votes, and il will re-
quire 80 votes TO elect by the People-leav-
ing deficiency Of 66 votes. Where are these
TO be obtainedi In the present state Of feel
ing TO the South. IL Is not probable ths, the
vote Of single Southern State will DO given
TO Northern candidate. But admit he we're
TO obtain the votes Of Virginia and Georgia,
t3tl he would still be short - votes. n Penn
sylVania and Ohio be taken from him, the case
Is settled-th the Caucus nomination is defeated
and that these States will 20 for Harrison,
Is the decided impression Of the writer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
JOHN n. COOKE

AS associated with himself, In the Prae.
IN lice Of the Law, his son Pa,LiP p
Coos. John r. Cooke avsns himself OF
this occasion to add that, Intending to re-.
move to Bsl,imore early In the next year. be
will himself undertake no asv business 10
the Courts Of Virginia but he will eou,inu.
10 attend the courts until he shall have dis
Possd Of all the business now under hi.
charge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
RNMNRcQN.

WAS committed, on the 18th March
w last, TO the jail Of Jefferson County,
Negro Man Who calls himself ELIJAH. =
Ne n about forty-hVs years Of sgs-sbout
feet 9 inches higb-of light complexion,
end be hsad grey No marks. tie says he
belongs 10 Col. John Hoos. Of Prince VIII
liam. Virginia. The owner ofthe above slave
is requested 70 come forward, prove pro-
perry, &c, OF he will be disposed Of accord
log 10 lAv.
wM ~. GRIGGs. Jssisr.
Msys ta1g-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
A CALCULATION

A writer in the Baltimore Patriot says: Z"
wish some one Of those persons who asser,
With so much confidence that Mr.. Van Buren,
will be elected, would take the trouble "a
show the public where he is to obtain the
votes. In the following statement ! vii, se,
down oil the States that can be fairly claimed
for him, VIZ;
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oo--p.'ossss oysles. I

cAsyissfess. ysiy iAih, 1886
- The parties addressed n 80 shove
nsstioi "a sgt whi phase take notics. that
shsn stissa % ~ sAcs siofssss, ~ ~
tsy ~ istt ~ Il sssf @sufA. i1ugssf.g -
o'eioet. a ~ n shtsf epS4 ths 6atsss re-
CURED ~ ~ ~ iss ssoys rscHsd sssfss =
~ eoort. SO eaAH sajosra fron dsy - dsy
ussi asy report shsn ~ eonpistsd- hsn
as1 uhsrs thsy are hsrssy soifsf - -
issd vEk ihs ssesssgy ssa'sassss, sysdsaes
zee pspsrt
1uiv ~ 1858
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
WuI be Rented,

An Thursday the llth instant, 1.-THE Ssy
" Of the sale OF the personal property Of
the late Henry Hsans, on the farm, near
Chsrlsstown.) until the lst Of April nest,
the eommodious BRICK "A
House on the Main street TTItA
in Chsriesiovn. late the resi- ySEk
dencs Of II. Hesns, deed, and
occupied BY him for many years as . tavern
stand There 10 every eoavsnienes for Q
private family, or for public house on on
extensive scais-good stsbling-s we'll OF
water in the yard, &C. &c. The property 10
90 we'll known, that . minute description OF
IL is deemed unneeessary.
On the same day. will be rented,
for Fell Crop, the LAND belonging to the
heirs OF n. Hesns, dec d. situated in the VI
entity Of Charlsstswn, end which 10 all Of
excellent quality. II will be rented either
for money. or on the shares.
On the Same day. sOiH be Hired, I'm
Ill Christmas next, . likely NEGRO BOY,
able to do any kind OF work on farm.
BY request OF some Of the Legatses,
CHARLES @. STEWART, Err
Of n. Hssas, deed.
August 4, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
DIED,

vi pulmonary consumption, in Hanover
county, on The 26th ult, At Edgewood, the
seh OF DIR. Carter Berkeley, her step father.
Ms THosA'A MEADE, the beloved wife Of
the Right Rev. Bishop Meade.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

Such Of the Pew holders Of the Presbyte-
r'an Church. as have not paid their Pew rents,
due on the first Of April last, will please paw,
without delay, TO Cato Moore or Joseph T.
Dausherty, Esqrs. The necessity Of hi, re-
quest must be obvious, a. our much respected
pastor |, about to leave.
THE TRUSTEES.
July %, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

Ava ssrsa frisad requests he inssrtioo
Of The Address Of he Young Msns Demo
cratic Rspsblissn Convention" lately hsad 81
Harrisburg. Penn. n shaii appear IN cur nett
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
WARRENroN July 23.


Rail Road B1beeue.-Ou TUESDAY,
last 4 Barbecue, expressive Of the feel
ings OF the citizens in regard to the
proposed railroad from or near Brents-
vile to Warrenton. took place at Au-
burn. 1t was we'll attended. and the
finest feelings and best order prevailed.
The Rev. Mr.. BALcH entertained the
company for \ short time. with some
handsome remarks on the subject oil
Internal Improvement, manifestins con
siderable research. aud displaying the
iivel,esi imagination. In concluding
he advanced an idea somewhat novel,
we think, in its character. II was the
ProPnety Of Virginians erecting mon
ument to Perpetuate the memory oil
observation-disclosures
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aehsstsr. August Z, 1895
PHILIP p oooHu

"iLL regularly stiend the Circuit su-
w Perior Courts Of Law and Chsncery.
end the County Courts in the Counties Of
Frederick, Hampshire and Jefferson. With q
view TO the practice Of the law. Being for
the present, and while his father remains 10
s"s,nia' associated with him in the practice,
he will occupy the same Office.
Winchester, August 4, 1856 ST.
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Sale or LtbrUrw Nh0re..

"A NUMBER Of Shares 10 the Library
"A Society Of Hsrpers-Ferry, will DO sold
n public sale, St the United States Arsenal.
on Saturday the 18th day Of August, at 4
o'clock, p. NJ. ADAM BROWN
August =, 1896. Iik,.r;.n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

~ ID thoEOOt-
The friends Of Mr.. Van Buren, in this counts.
and In the other counties Of this Congregational
District, are invited to sttsod . Barbecue, TO be
held 1t Col. D.'enports Grove, near h.rIss,o~n.
IN the is' Saturday 10 August next.
July 81, 1885 COMMIT rEr
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OF VALUABLE LAND

IN BERKELEY COUNTY. VA.
pURsUANT to DEGREES Of the Superior
u Court Of Law snd Cbsncery, for Berks.
ley county, pronounced 90 the 9Th Of Octo-
Der, 1885, and the 7th Of May, 1886, in .
suit in Chssesry, in which David Hen,el, . nd
Nancy c. bis wife, late Nancy c. Miller, and
Samuel Cbsnowsth and Mary his wife, Ists
Mary Miller, sre plaintiffs, sgsinst Suiih
Miller and Harrison Waite, Adm'rs do boni,
non. Of George Miller, deed, Of Hester Mil
Ter, deed, Sarah Miller sod Others, defeu.
dAn,s,-ths undsrsigned, Con- missioner
named ia said deersss, will, on
Monday. the Sta day Of .7ugust, 1896
bsing the 6rst day OF August Court, for the
County Of Berkeley, expose TO sale OF the
Court House, In the town Of Martin,burg
THE TRACT OF LAND. referred TO 10 said
proceeding, IN said suit. called the Fsulknei
Tract, on which Mrs. Sarah Miller, the vi.
dow OF WIN. ID. Miller, now resides, co.,
inning, by late survey thereof.
900 ACRES q POLES.
This land sdjoin, the isod OF WIN. Camp
bell, &C., on the head waters Of Mil Greek.
There 10 on said land . comfortable Dwell
ing House, . Good Barn, Spring House. &c.
The land 10 be sold, according TO said decree,
for ooe third cash, the balance in two equs
payments Of one and tive years, with interest
from the day Of sale. until payment, the
purchaser TO give bond and security, and
deed Of trust on tbs lsad 10 secure The de.
fsrred pay nsnt..
ELISHA BOYD,
CHA's JAS. FAULKNER,
ID. u. CONRAD.
July 7. 1896 ia Csmmi,stsa.r.
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Caah nr Naxraea.

NB0sR Aayi.s kepsss - A,spuss q vnl
= pAseee % giss ms Q ell, e ] Vii rive
- kiEhest Derssi pgtses b sask Appl,a.-
ueHs - ise.as ~ s<Aegwiss wfil ~ pronNs,v
s'ts51st ~ WILLIAM n aRt0N8
--.------ - 49, q -
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TRUST S.sLE.

nY virtue 81 . deed Of trust sHscuisd 10
- the subscriber on the 2isi o. December.
1893, By Henry stipes, ~ The instance Of John
Frsms. End fgT the bsnsht 81 Doct Edwards.
70 secure the payment % debt therein spsci-
hed, WI b sold. N The residences Of said
Henry supes, .. ssfsyasy "a liza sT .surusl
asEf, numerous articles of Dsuonal property.
mentioned IN Sad deed, such ~ ho,rsshoid
and kitchen furniture, smoppt which, ars q
stove nd p,ps, , tables, $ kegs, Ne. &c. sale
Tor Fssdy monsy. aod % take place AZ two
O'Clock. r ~. JOHN J. Brown,
July ", 1876. Trssiss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

VoU are ordered 10 parade 10 front O
II !. N. Csrtsrb Hotel In Chariesto~ n, OF
Saturday the 9th Of August next, ct u
O'Clock, A. VI 10 full Uniform.
JOSEPH y. ABELL, Capt
July %, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

A LITTLE GIRL, Who s capable Of
"A surfing . child.
u. n. GALLAHER.
August Z. 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
To Contractors.

HNHE undersigned. commissions sp
n pointed BY the County Court Of CLARKE
will silend IN BerryViils. on ihs second Ssiuy
day IN .1sguit SsEi, 10 rsesive proposals for
bulldog . JAIL 10 BsrryVills. 10 sad eoun
ty-at which time the pIsn Of the buildtss
will be submitted. The eoamhsiooers woulc
prefer one contractor for the whole ~orh
bot they will receive proposals ssparstsl,
for the brick work, esrpentsS's uork. black
smiths work, end iunbsT.
EDWARD SMITH,
WILLIAM TAILOR,
JACOB ISLER.
JOSIAH " WARE.
TREADWELL SMITH.
CsussatssssAsvs
BsrryVlils. July 81. 1915
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MILLING arysIurss


NJ the Ford Mills on the Shenandoah River
near Ksyes's Ferry. 10 the name and under
the firm Of FORD h SNYDER. eommenc-
ing on the 6rst day % the prs,ent month.
(Jaly.) and assure ell those sho are dispos-
I'd TO do business With them, tia. the, are
determined TO pay the highest msrke: prices
for WHEAT and other kands of GRAIN. de-
hvered IN their Mills, or delivered al any
r-esivios point on toe Raj Road, or al anv
coovsnIent point on the RIVER From the,r
ekperiencs ~ Millers, they can say With
confidence to oil those who have heat q,
dispose Of. that u ~Iii be greatly 20 their an
tersst 10 give them . call before they nnaAs
disposition OF the same and they earnest
" request their fotuer customers not To
make any d,posi,Ien Of their Wheat with
out nrst seeing them, ~ they are ell s-ti.-
ned that no nsilers vest Of the Blue Ridge
can sdord TO pay better prices than then.
selves. To any OF their customer that may
prefer grinding, liberal advance: will be
made, add strict sttent,on paid 10 their in
shuetions. The buliskin Mills formerly
belonging TO Joha Hsines, deed. and Mr.
John Myers, viii still be carried OF ~ the
sndenIgnsd. and one OF sad Mill, he Vt e1
prss.ly for the reception Of Rye snd Corn ;
for which kinds Of gram the highest market
price will Of all times be pad Fi,h. salt
and Plaster. will be kept at the mill. TO- the
accommodation Of their customer, aud those
disposed TO deal with them.
In closing this brief notice. they should
be setting ungrstsfui TO their feelings wsro
they not 10 oHsr their sincere thanks Tor the
very liberal eneourassusut they have here
'ofors received. and hope, BY promptnsss.
and . street AtientIoo ~ business, To merit o
eonIinuAoes Of similar favor
BENJAMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER
JuIy 7. ls3d-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

10 appearing before the public in tie new
urn Of Ford q sayder, it become, indi-pen-
SADLY necessary that the unsettled bu.,u.,s
OF Daniel Snyder. and Daniel Snyder q Son.
should be speedily closed and I ssroesuy
request oil those ohio have Unsettled sc-
counts with either, 10 call Is soon as pos,i-
BILE and close the same. The Books are nj
The Ford Aills. and oil be ready for ssttle-
ment. Thoee complying With this requ-st
will greatly oeiigs their friend sod obedisat
servant. DANIEL SNYDER
July 7, 1895
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Factory Property

1T H.dRPERS-FERRY.
Rr VIRTUE Of deed Of truss froo
~ Joseph L. saith. ESQ. 20 the sub,eri-
esr. sxscutsd On the 18th Of July slt, and
duly recorded In the Clerks o5cs Of the
County Court II Jsdsrson Cossty. Virgins,
. viii sell Of Public Auction 10 The hughes,
bidder,
o. nuss<sy fAs tik Ssy Of .suS~si ss.f.
st - o'clock. NJ, before the door Of Fux-
siassos' Hotsi, Harpsrs-Fsrry. ell the right,
title and estate Of SAID Jossph L. Saith. 10
and TO
The leland or Trrgdstsss.
u may b confidently affirmed that this ID
one Of The most valuable Pisess Of proper
" Tor manufacturing purposes 10 the Ushsd
states. Situsisd In the falls Of the Shsnao-
dosh, it 10 above the reach OF inundation;
and, without = dam, conn pds nearly IN.
whole force Of that river, sy means Of .
canal which has been cut through the cen.
tire Of the Island.
Two bridges connect the Island With Har-
psrs-Ferry on the main isod, sod too more
are in progress Of construction by the VIM
chester and Potomac rad road company,
whose road passes over IT, This work, to-
gsther With the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
aud the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. IDS
tsnt cot more than $50 yards afford to
this property unrivslled advantages.
The Improvements ere several Dwelling
Houses, entsnsivs work shops. and one Of
the largest and most valuable SAW MILLS
10 the eeuntry.
The property will be sold entire. or 10 lot,
~ may Be found sxPedisut on the day Of
sale.
Trns-one third Of the purchase mo-
nsy, cash. os the day Of sale. the balance 10
two equal payments ats and Is mouth,,
With ioterest-the latter payments TO be Sc
cured 10 the ss,isfsctio Of the trustee.
b. PRICE, Trustee.
Jupe l9a6-t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

WANTED.
n WISH 10 pUFehs.s zen % twelve root
farm hssds. two o. tkrss vonss.-h
good cook sod vsshsr ssuld ~ dssifsbls
Also, bFiak, hkslJ nuistto house sstvssl
lsfOr1stloa lsfl 9Th Hsssn HsBp hfsy
KeJes, snd g. ". Hswmos4, msrchsais,
Charlssioun, % wifA Ng 0ibson. Asrehsst.
HaFpsrs-FsFvy. % lsusFs directed 10 The
subseFibsg, viii b sttspdsa N.
RICHARD JOHNSON. Jr
.Nisy Rsvhz, gSsABiet Cssaiy, ~
July -. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

We are glad 10 see IL stated. TIA,
afer dl 'he legscies Of Mr.. Madison
snail have been paid, there will be =
soPlus sshms,ed 1t elOO 900 Tor BIS
widow. Among the lsgacies there j,
one 70 Nassau, Pnnoeton, where he
vas educated. We trust, says the Nor
folk Beacon. that his books nav never
Be separated, as Was The cass with thoss
q the late Mr.. Jeasrsoa, vhseh, al
tboogA bequeaihed BY hn 10 the viz
gina University, we're psissd BY his
Fslsntless creditors sd SoB 81 neTs
soak.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
JAnEL MeILMISr, Secretary.

Amer the adjournment Of the meeting Of the
Stockholders, the Ave Director above named
having called SAHUEL GrBsoH 10 the Chair,
and JssEVH L. RCuELL 10 act - SeerstaTy-
proceeded to the election Of President and
other necessary officers, 10 pursuance Of the
charter Of Incorporation Wbereupon, Ger
ard B. Wager. Esq, vas unsninousiy elected
President, John O. Wilson, ESQ, appointed
Treasurer, and Isaac Fouke Secretary
Ordered 10 be published with foregoing pro-
eeedings.
SAMUEL GIBSON, ckslrmsn.
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