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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-25
GRAND ISLE COUNTY COURT,
September Term, 1885.

September Term, 1885.
CLANCY HAzAs (WHIhEAs CLANCY
JOSEPH HurcHrss. >Hero in the COUNTY
of Grand Isle, at the September torn of
this Court A. ID. 1884, commenced his &c,
tion against Joseph liu'chns of North He.
70 in said Grand Isle County, but now or
he State Of Ohio, in an action on note ta.
ted the 18th day Of February 1881, for the
sum Of ninety five dollars payable in the
month of February 1888, with interest for
value received. and demanding in damages
the sun, of two hundred dollars, az per wr,
and declaration on file will appear. Al
which time came the Plaintiff BY his attor-
ney Frederick Hazen, and i, appearing to
said Court that the Defendant was out of
this State at the lime ofthe commencement
of this action and had not been notified of
the tendency this suit, and said cause
was by order OF court continued to the next
May term OF this court, A. ID. 1895, OF
whlchtime an order was made that said
Cause be continued 10 the next September
term, A. ID. 1885, and that notice be given
Of the said suit by publishing the substance
OF the Plaintiffs declaration, three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
printed at Burlington the last of which shall
be four weeks before the said September
term, 1885, at which time q further order
vas made that the said rule of this Court
DO enlarged and tho cause continued TO tho
next term of this court, April term, A. d.
1886, and the SAID Hutchins is hereby no.
tilted to appear at the term aforesaid TO be
holden at North Hero within and for tho
County of Grand Isle on the fourth Tues
day ofApril, A. ID. 1886, and defeHd said
suit il he see fit.
Given under my hund at Norih Hero. in
the County Of Grand Isle this Goth OF Feb
ruary, A d 1886.
JOEL ALLEN, Cirf.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-25

Important appointments. On Tuesday
week the Senate Of the United Suites ap-
proved of the following appointments. viz.
Roger b. Tarcy, to be Chief Justice OF the
U. States, by 90 votes; Phillip P. Barbour
TO be an Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court, by 30 votes; and Amos Kendall, to
be Post Master General, by 25 votes.
Subsequently. the nominations Of Mr..
Stevenson to England, and ]. II. Eaton 10
Spa,n, have also been confirmed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-25

At the hazard Of being considered inper-
,inent, we must again remind The Sentinel
that MIR. Van Ness has not yet returned,
aud that The people who voted for him some
eighteen months since nrc growing FESTIVE
under the logged silence maintained on this
subject. We are frequently ca'cchlsed on
the subject but all we can say is that, nc
cordinr TO the Sentinel, he was half way
across the Atlantic in July, 1334-somo
months afterwards Gin New York" and we
believe, on one occasion got up as far a.
"Wbi,ehalr'! He has not. however, to
our knowledge, been visible to the naked
eve in these parts. In December following
fpdnr that all its statements in relation to
this subject had been falsifcd, tho Sent'neI
again grew prophetic. and put forth the
following oracular pledge.
awe heretofore said that Mr.Van Ness would be
hack seasonaby to enter upon the duties OF the
efhce should he be elected. Time will show we
,,ere no, mistaken, But what name shall we give
"a the conduc, of tho Free Press which advocated
the doctrine that Mr. Van Ness would not return
to enter upon the duties of the office il electedl'-
The pcop lie will present decide, which OF The two
pres.es has practised the fraud upon them. We
have no apprehensons for the result"
This however unfortunately turns out
like the other statements. Mr. Van Ness
was not here on the 4th March, 1835-hc
was not here in December, TO have taken
his seat in Congress had he been elected
he is not here now; and no mortal pre-
tends to say that he ever will be. Who
then is guilty of imposition; let The people
answer. We will abide their decision.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-25

Champlain Canal. The fact mot gener-
ally known that this canal is unable to sus-
tain itself from its own resources. has with,
in few days been communicated officially
TO the New York Legislature by the Canal
Commissioners. There has been but one
year since its construction. in which it pro
duced any surplus, and that was the SINAI
sum Of S6,7l0,03 in the year 1881. The
following is n tabular view of the facts.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-25

TALLY One. TIE Middlebnry FrooPress
has asccr,aincd the important fact that
there is San old and respectable Ant'mason
in Wipdham County who rcpudiates the
nomination of Harrison and goes for Van
Buren," 1t must be quite cheering TO Mr.
Barber that even ono such man can be
found in Windham County.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-25

A large quantity ofnaval stores are to be
sold Mt auction a, the Isle aux Noix on the
tenth Of May next. Among them nrc @5
anchors Of different sizes, blocks. cordagc,
sails, cables, lorges, tools, oak timber, &c,
&c. A beautiful little vessel called the
VcicleTcndcr, of 25 tons burthcn, C completely
found. is alsn to be sold
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-25

AnAM HUSrsMAN.-This eccentric suc-
cessor of Davy Crockett, has recently come
out for Judge White, and has written
home to his constituents to go head.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-25
MONTREAL.

To be sold at the Naoal Depot, .Men,roai.
by Public AUCTION, on WEDNES DAY,
The 3lst day of May merit
ANCHORS Of various sizes, l2 10 nBm-
Der. Chain Cables, Iron Chest, Writing
Desk, Scales, Beam, Weights CANADIAN
Stoves, and other articles of Stores in ne
at the Depot.
Sale to commence at Isle Aux Noix. ut
half past ten o'clock in the morning, and q.
Montreal at eleven o'clock in the morning.
A deposite Of % per cent. to be paid a, the
time of the purchase, or the Lot will be
re.sold and the Stores paid for within IA
days, ard removed within one month after
the sales, or the deposite will be forfeited
to the Crown.
JOHN MARKS,
In Charge Of Naval Stores.
Kingston Yard, U. C. I'd Feb 1886,
t7Nav
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John MARKS
STATE OF VERMONT. }


DIsTRIcT OF CHIrTENDEH.
The Honorable the Probate Court within and for
the District Of Chittenden-To the creditors anil
Others concerned in the estate Of Dor astus Hoi.
ton. late of Burlington in said District, deceased.
MI HEREAS, the Administrator of said deceas.
w ed, has made application 10 this Court, to
extend the time limited for making payment Of
the debts said deceaseds six months from this date.
and the LIST day Of April next, being assigned for "a
hearing in the premises, at the Office the Regise,
Of this Court, and il having been ordered tina, no.
tire thereof be gwen by publishing this decree three
weeks successfully in the Free Press. newspaper
printed at Burlington, before the time fixed for
hearing.
Therefore. you are hereby notified. to appear BE-.
fore snid Court, at the time and place aforesaid,
then and there to make objection If any you have.
to The said time Of payment being further ex,enIAi
As aforesaid.
And said Administrator further represents, that
the personal estate Of said deceased will not be suf.
6cent TO pay the debts, and makes application 10
said Court for license sell The real estate for tha,
purpose. II is ordered tina, an account be taken
Of the debts. and also the proceeds OF the personal
estate Of said deceased, and that the heirs Of all
persons concerned in said Estate, be notified 10 ap.
pear at the time and place aforesaid, 10 give bonds
for The payment Of debts, and show cause why H.
cense should not be granted
Given under my hand at Williston, this 10Th day
Of March, A. u. 1886.
GEO. 3. MANsER. Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-25
STATE OF VERMONT, }

STATE OF VERMONT, }
GRAND Isle District, IS.
at a Probate Caurt holden al The PROBATE
Office in NORTH Hero in said district on
the 10th day Of February, A. ID. 1896.
Present the Hon. Joel Allen, Judge.
1t is ordered by said Court that notice be
given to all concerned, that the Probate
Office for said district will be kept in future
at the dwelling house of Augustus Knight
in North Hero in SAID district, and that the
Court will hold their stated sessions at the
dwelling house of Jed. ?. Ladd. in North
Hero on the third Monday IN every month
hereafter, from o'clock in the forenoon
to o'clock in the afternoon.
BY order Of Court,
AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Reg
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-25
GRASS SEED.

A BOUT 60 Bushels Herds Grass Seed
= ola superior qual,tyand the growth Of
1885 just received andfor sale at
HOWARDS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-25

We regret to learn the death of The senior
edtorof the N. Y. Gazette, John Lang
ESQ. in the 9th year of bis age
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-25

Tn This Town on Saturday last, Carlos BaX-
ter, son of Jacob Owen, Esq aged 10 months,
In this village,on Sabbath last, Mrs ABIGAIL
BUELL., reict eff the late Dca. OzlAs BUELL., in
the Goth year of her agc.-Hcr last illness
was short, and her death sudden. Although
in feeble health, she was enabled to attend
church, morning and afternoon, on the pre-.
vious Sabbath. She retained the use of her
faculties till nearly her last. Hcr meek and
patton, endurance .her chcerfnncss and
composurc, and her unfaltoriDg trust in
CHRIST as tho author of her salvation, showed
in n most happy manner, the strength, purity
and power finer religious principles.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-25

In Caslinc, Me. Mrs. Mary Crawford, at the
advanced age of 100 years 5 months, rellct Of
DR.. VIM. Crawford, who was surgeon and
chaplain in the army of Gen. Wolfe. and was
attached to!his staff at tho tine orhis death at
Quebec.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-25
DISSOLUTION.


TElIiE firm of ABBOTT, WooD e. Co.
Il was by mutual consent dsov d on
the 22d inst, Demands due us are in the
hands of John Abbott, and settlement of
all Especial contracts excepted is request
ed without delay. All Furniture debts
against US will be presented Immediately.
JOHN ABBOTT
II. II. WOOD
d. X. PANGBORN
March "a. 1886.
CABINET and CHAIR .M.4KING
will be continued at the old stand, where
the public may be assured Of always find
ing n large assortment of the best work on
hand, to be sold on the most liberal terms.
JOHN ABBOTT
d. X. PANGBORN
Burlington March 81, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-03-25
NURSERY.
WILLIAM X EN- RICK

u AS a capital selection of pusest kinds
III OF Fruit and Ornamental TREES.
Shrubs, Roses, Peonies, Double Dahlias. SO.
of most splendid kinds. Morus Multcaulis.
CT true CHINESE MULBERRIES, the food
for silk worms, by wholesale and retail,
Crders addressed by mail. post paid, will
be executed promptly. Trees packed IN
faithful order. for distant places. by hand sea
Catalogues gratis. u5N
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
"l1E subscriber takes this method TO
Il inform those indebted to him that
their notes and accounts now due. must
be paid by the first day Of April next, or
they will be left for collection.
N. B. Those who have contracted to
pay in wood or grain must be punc,ual, or
money will be exac,ed.
JOHN X. GRAY.
Burlington. March 8. 1886.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of WooD g. ABBOTT was by
l. mutual consent Dissolved on the god
inst. The books and demands of the con-
Germ, will Remain in the hands of II. II
Wood, at The old stand of the Hardware
Store, where settlement and payment
without reserve will be required previous
to the 18th day of April next-Particular
contracts excepted.
THOS. II. WOOD
JOHN, ABBOTT
Burlington, March "a, 1886.
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ID 1 II ID,

In this town on Saturday last, Carlos Bax.
ter, son of Jacob Owen, Esq. aged 10 months
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
A CARD.

NHE public are assured that Doctor Crit
- hths NEGErAELk BALsAsio Gra, or
,PLisrrR, has given the most sompleie and
perfect sstisfaetIon, a. q remedy for pains,
iameness. and weakness In the side. breast,
and back. or any psrt OF the system where
yer Il has been introduced, ADD has super
seeded the use OF every other Strengthening
Pllsier. wherever iis virtues have become
known.
hhas iikewl.c proved itself 10 be an ex-
oelleht aud etiectual remedy for Rheims
hsm aud Corns upon the feet. In proof Of
which. nothing further need he addueed than
The fact that up~ ards 81 30 600 roll, Of this
Plaster have been sold during the past sen
500, upon the sea-bolfd IN tho middle and
northern States.
The afflicted cannot hesitate 10 give Il n
trial, when they are informed that the maui.
iscturer pledges himself. ~ cyery case. 10
take back the Plaster. ard refund the mo-
ney, II Il should not bc found to answer II.
recommend atoms.
Just reccn-d. ard for sale by
JOSEPH g. RAYS, Haypsr.- Fam.
nays y HIGGINS, ShsylId,iopn.
lam. l. lr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30

,YSHiS property II situated IN tic village Of
Il Funksi0,rs IA Washington County. on
the National Turnpike road leading from
Baltimore to Wheeling and distant tsp mile.
from iIager,to"u, beng an the centre Of one
Of the most poPulous. wealthy and thriving
counties IN the state Of Maryland
The Mills are upon the wsler, of the An
tieiAm, aud driven by saiJ stream lwllh an
pie water power and which - very cYuStdut
and teVcr-faihus.
The advantage attached T. those mills
are numerous, beng in one &C the most pro
duc,rvo couute, 10 the ,taio for wheat srd
I'll kinds OF gram, wool, &c. being distant
onl' miles from " illiam,port on the tte.n-
pcake and Ohio Canal. aud near llaser,i1vn.
with Turnpike Leading T. bcth places, b
oge Of the boat wheat markets era Ue state.
where large quantities ~ gain Gul, "a mar
ket from fohu>N l'Ania, 80. TIE proposed
Raj Road cou;cmr atrd from Chaub,r.lrrs
and passing Through iltsCr-ilRu 20 irtrrsert
The Baltimore and Ohio Raj Road atNNfsrr-
ton on the Potomac, wall pas, very near to
lhs place. There - ut much doubt bit
HAT tie Antrism vill be- made ns,igah'r
90 a. 10 Intct.cct the Chcsap~ske aui Ohio
Canal at The Antiotam Iron work. there
u now lock ~ tits place, buih hy the p
tomar Company, which will pa, b,st
from the waters Of the dam 10 the water be-
low q
Tho Lots q Ground arc siiu1Ied IN and
adjoining Iunk.town, beng many - them
valuable hrild, lots, and m very hizb
state % cultivation
The Mau,ion House - large nnd corn.
modi0us dwelling house. celebrated for tie
doSer and frrit garden stitched tsh
This Property was valued by Commr.ion-
are appointed ~ tho Legislature Tho ptise.
IN ihs lottery sfe suhIcct To- no discount the
PtEc' that may be- drawn will he delivered
after forty days suhss4get, g. tie drawing.
Il demanded within twelve months from u,
date
Tic title g. tbs prope-i, 3. unqps.ti,n.
able a plat q tic real estate b, dspo..isd
Nth the Tfu.ires
PRICE OF A TIrkET-ID DOLLARS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
Wa Il. JOHNSON
PERFORMANCES.

Spring, l-l-. then three wears odd. lac ran
for ihr great sweepstakes. over the Halifax
course, North Carolina. t. which there ,,rr.
seven subscribers, $500 each. when hc va.
thc second horse. making a fine race IN good
lime, although hc was quite lame Tor several
d'y> before the ricc. Fall after. hc ran for
toe post siaL, ~ norfolk i've siaftin-. two
milc heats, entrance Tvs % hundred dollar, each.
Ihis was among the best race, ever run IN the
state ,iis sscoud HAT ~ three uinufs, t8rfp.f~
"eD'df Won hy Polio, Hopkins. bc1tin. Byron
MT knrfh. lie again hsrlmc lame ard dh
not ran Tor another race, W., turned ont and
rested thc next sprIrg Fall l-2q. plt him
~ training and continued him until hi. d,ftc-
tive lex gave way. when wss Obliged g. give
ban up. " bile sound had the highest 1ps,-
ION Of him. III stock IL much approved. ma.
~ q hi. family sold yer, high. las dam At 4
Year, ODD Tor 100 dollars his g 4 ~ ~ ,c,-,
oil f'r 1000 dollars. Slib Melville fr loo
dollar. Arab FOR jpUD dollar Brilliant tor
1000 dpilprv Tariff Tor 1000 dol.-s The
distinguished race mare Virginia I1fi,ctte
from tic same mar, w Byron's dam 300
dollars WIS refused ilr h,r just before her
death Byron himself sitso wears I'D fsr 500
dollars. and lately ore hlf Of him fgr Isll
dollar- Virginia TAYLOR. il.o ont sc Toe slinr
mare. 1000 va. refused f.r. ~ 3 wear. oh
run four races won three of tif, m one of the
races sec won us go three hssts nltWp mile.
each, AMI each of the three heats va. run in
thfs, minute and tny-ff~0 wroufs. eyuring
hr" speed and bottom yclrinr flly ont n
t.t same mlrr. 1000 dollar was rrflre4 f1r
and other. held 40 hgh Prices.
" IL JtfINlpN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
PEREORMANCES.

Tyrant las run niuct-en races. winning ten.
w. his races, run ~ different distances from on..
90 four mile heats. hr has displayed remark abb
speed as veil - enduring bottom. Iie won. ~
wears old, = sWrcpsttkr, Oct o. 1852 AZ
Miidlrhurg. mil- heats. beating Bctsrv Ia
ker sud others, ~ Two heats 18th casc-Iimc.
3m' SIS SIS. Course SAID a. be- eight,
wards over milr. III - wears Old WIN Oct
~, 1888 thu Jockey Club purse of $500 u
Washington tity, ID. e. four miles anil r-prat.
10 two heats heating the noted griiiag Baehc-
lor by Guckahoc, and Reform bs M,t,isnder
ehrlor dropping ~ his 'ist,ucr the Gr.t heat
The - beat as run ~ 5m. SIS. tie best 2d
hest ever msdr over that course. and r,n,atks-
bic, considering that the track vas flut feet
over milr, and very heavy ~ the tifae
The tulloutrg week. ~ the tftttat C,rirss
Nd. iour u'le h,sts. tor 90. Jpckri Club purse
N itpJ dollars. be- r0ntrnird vnh Mm x
Jrhns"u's r., lrbrsted r,ef m.re. IuH.. ard 9th.
ers IT, this race hc c,iur,i great n,rtu~.s and
lsfrngncs' three hrsts wtfr run Tore the
rDntrst Sss decided IN fsvor ~ Irine Tome.
I. 'b I'm. SIS --Sm p lrrsnt VS. hf stsf
about length the - heat-ir the 20 w. U.s.
neuto Ifihs. and ~ DO, 80 hest vas th,fd H.
Ne spring g 1884 hr fsn several races and sas
bfat,n. Although lshoring uDd,r tis dtstrtn-
pr. AZ sas .it,ra aris disrDvtrcd. he iusf, very
pu,k 'imr in tsn insfspces en- thr ,fh Nav.
1853. 81 W asiiinston t,tv. - g.. Hp.itis. one q
"a, best .ons ~ Northern Felipe. aud Tytsnt
ivfsut carving thrrr tnunds srd halt more
than his proper sriEhf.I rsu h.ats ~ three
nilss each 30 the etiraatiinsrv ttu- of ,m
iS,--im 5Gs Audtbr following essk. 81 IL
ponium Cours~. ; milr heats. f.r thc Irekry
Cob purse e i,so doiiars. Iyr,rt hrstrn
hr 81 heath Wm " Jrirsrbs mare. otiy
~ inches, thr hest hsing made BOO the cxiraorfi-
hsry time It I'M 81. w. the 20 htat he drapp-
81 in ti'e distance run in sp ~ --th, so best
run 'n 7m So I,r,rt, boz me third ruiie tl,err-
~, esue ~, ch,llrrgrf. spd pssscd NJ t,afrt4
fou's borss and VI i.hns1ns mare 9Th ear1
bot bcsoming r,st'sc, stopped. std 49, distance
ID
4 more full and complete detail n Tyrsnt'.
racing career nay BE- found in tl,c rud Reg,s-
ter
inIusiicet0 Tvrant his ovners DO not heut.fe
~ hssrrt ihai hc never rsn 90 any racc 90 condi.
ton, etoept q Niddieburg
Tyrsnt is not the oniy onr q be dams f.o,,l,
thai has bcsomc distinguished f8r h,s rsrtnz
performance; Neto. his iuii brutbcr. hiss 49,
qgired high reputstion On the turf-ha,ins son
thrcs out "a iour rsers ia Frmsrk stlg quick tinr
showing 90 lsek n bottom Add he iuil sister
sbo hss been trsined, BE- pronouueed O. b. af,c Il
lhs moss promising hiiies 10 the loser part a
hirginia
For msrvs from distance grsia asd pss,ur-
age uill ~ shorded - the losrs neighboFi,ood
pfiusa ihe gresiea possibie csrc vHl b. g.
hen 20 pVessnt scsidsnts sad escapes, bot 90 ~
sponsshiiily fof aay u.st lasy hspp-n
-. DAVID BALDWIN.
hssssA - lsss. sAgenG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
TRANSPORTATION
On THE
u 'thCheSfCr and Potomac
RAIL ROAD.

HNllE Pre'ident and Director. of the Com
Pany have establishes the follow :
rates Of travel aud trans por,aton between
" inchrster and lIarpers-Fcrrv
Fare through. with q reasonable allowance
Of baggage for passengers .et down or Ia
Ken zap AZ the Depot. or at the Island &C
NirsinIus, near the Potomac, Al 50
For any Iniermediat distance per mile, y
DOWN. WARD THADE
Toll for transportation from the. Depo, a.,
Winchester. and delivery at the eud oC
Wager, Bridge on the Maryland side oC
he Potomac, for Flour per Dbl, II
Wheat per busheI, =
Corn and Corn-u.sal, Rye and Ryo-mssL. pa
hushel, IA
Oats, Z
Bar Iron, Blooms, Pig Iron and Castings. per
ton Sl-p
Tran-portsion 10 and from any intermediate
DePots, the same proportional rate. with
the above.
ASCENDING TRADE
Ttan.po-htion from thc place on ,hc Nsr,
land side "a the Po;omlc above meri..,.
g. W inchciier
For PLASTER, Ger ton = e.
salt per bu,hcl.
Fi-h. per barrel
Merchandise. and all other commodities. ,. g.
hundred pounds. II
Aud 20 ani from any intermediate Dcpa.
the above progpruUra'e rates.
Ito above rates include all charge, irs.
dent 70 uan.pariaiion. g. aui from u,I,
comYanies. There Viii be sriaU adbir
al charge made At ne different Depot,
receiving ara forwarding about - cont,
barrel oi fiour, sud a .,milsr rate Tor oth,-
commodties
By order Il the Roar5
jobs BWICE. P,,sil,a,
N....t..,.. At..-t . ,..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
.lHseriran Hotel and y'ir
gsuiN House.

INiiE suh.criber has taken the iar.~ ,ff
convenient HOTEL. On Pratt str,,..
lately occupied by Mr. Peacock suI .
nuw ready % receive M fricti, lr1 'l~ y...
lac generally, lie J. dctcrn,. 90 O, ,yat,
%" efforts u please all tGu>c ~to nlv SEQ
proper To- favor HIM with csl li~ turk,
De can render ~, house aSr.cshl, 90 travel
lers from any part % the MON Prom i-s
PROXIMITY 20 The nepo; II 10 Ea.I R.st.
and the Steam Boat Landing. lc offer. IA
cilti'es snd indrremeut, 20 Tn,el.r.. t.
put up at hi, House
II rA NRlN
Isrmutg 81 Iu-...t.
Baltimore Nav 10 l>3b
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30
Medicines, Pafesr .Hedt-
ciNeE. &c.

SwAiM'S Panaeea, Hoaeks Psnsess,
~ Hygesn Syrup, Laroqus's Syrup,
Extract BucLu. Extract SsrssPsrilla,
Cubebs-CoPaivi and Sar.apsrilla,
Hebrys Magnesia,
Apothecsry's Hall Nsgncsis,
Buffers Aperient Naguesia,
Lees Essence Mustard.
HAYS Pile Linnament. Balm Of Columbia
Naesssar oil, Essence Of Tyre.
Ward. Hair oil, Digestive Eliier,
Indian Specific. Syrup Of i.issrwOrt,
Row an1's Touic Mixture,
oil Cuhcos, Hsrlaeu on.
Barbados Tar, Fresh Salad OIL.
Aqua Amonia, inielihle Tx,
Cold Pressed [ ,,tor uii,
Sulphs,e Quiniue,
Whiteheai's Essence of Mustard
Genuine Acoustic Oil. oil Origanium,
OIL Of Tsnsey. Thompson's Eve " alter,
Transparent Narnish, with a large snd
full supply OF all srti,lcs belonging toa Drug
St're, such a. Pants. Ou-, Dye Studs, sc.
received and for sale at ! OF NG'S Drug n
Medicine Store.
Harpers-Ferry, Nav ~, 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-30

Win other pfyes. making together iI+
pfiTts amOunfinEt9 So. 80
1hn Lottery utli PEI drawn upon TIE plan
= tse Old Marviani Lotteries. under TIE o.
ftstipn &C TIE trustees applioied by the is-
gislaturs
~ tLi, Lottery sny one disposed q ri's ne
smslI sum o. SO may 'sv:ufs without sng
scfuriss ~ rot scheme = tpeeulaiion
be simply " relieve ths prppustors q The
late Aniiotsm Woolicu Factory which vs.
destroyed By hrs-and the chance, are q,
good. u cot better, than ibe moniti loiie.
rios
Who you'd not risk ihs eur, 4 90 fsf
suoh vslasbls properly nothing venture.
noihisg ~in--delsys are danssrou, send "a
the cash aod you shall have ths pFiHss
For tickets, address
GEORGE sHAFER, .9gsaf,
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March 2. f67GA-aS