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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

ERTM. 5. l::ISEh2- ho. -. Ilar'fc. Il ous5 side
Wv above 'nI!a st. ttl:.n4e l4a :e:",,s lrsst+aa-
visiting the Nor;E. ~aL ".r.s :aa. J.. ::sA - *'~r
large and grnrr >:ieat 70? sa!rTy, &a:s,!iaG q"
saddles OF ever &esarip,:os. She e-":, aaati"gars
saddle bags, trlsr, Gn!l,s. ~a:Ts NJ, "a w.4b sil
be- disposed of n'en s:t.riaa.o,y N:rrs tsrwad
cd by mail Us at"sr, w!!2'es, with ':..su:! attention.
Feb. u. sI--..latE
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~ ENJOY tins a. so..- sa,ts ,aa' '"r'h'I
IL = OF ntnrsG.a i<!s cl:uD.'Sf. :!.at ~ gnr"
OF their Store :: G-'cI. hlr:pe, b+ra da,9oHed the
late fire, they aaae ssr:n'r TO H., <, GHoat St'".,
where they w.a n;ra ala-4!y saoai .S 4:.is'
and Domestic Dr." t.0o&s, wk4:. t.v y OK! at wlD,c-
sale at the iowts ralrkra 2sle.,. T-4 as.:,e ,hrs
friends that ,Ac ae,,o,tIn,Hs rs :"aG" H. TIE MARI:
generally lhIs srs.:. vii le cou;!.l.e .o7,rr.
and no rurs wA4 a- wan<irg oa sas 9n=o Ut iae NJ"
York Merchants 10 3r:srse aaa' rsEaona,r wIrb !lrs
have hrmtoir.s :" sAraaTs y rapy.A
New York. L'et :. 80 SD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

y6YlAlBER! III MgGR!-- The h@Aes, EIicrs usa e
81 given fur go,A st".arasG wlssrl sp"krs .n& h.r.
deliverable the fe...snriGoy. lsmw :as d"!irr5y
solicited For information respecting &,.. a;;y.y s!v.
to Col Charles 5. Morgan. Superintendent. -. ta
gHOS e. MONCERE &; :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

YE1HE Warehouse Il tie rude-sG@S'& GlrsI2. oy-.
3 consumed IN sle =re;: s,.AGaGi.t.o" ~.4@.r "rc.
red OH the night -, tie Ita!o Drcr..s.-: !&y Ggrr
moved their stock 81 Dry t.,sis which VS. Yr's":yr
to the Store, No 81, Pearl Ssr.rs. " anovt Na!-ra
Lane.
They will he csnssanllE 7sHrfzr2 F7r'9: t."oRS !.
they arrive in por, Az tri!e- t,;r friends III Virginia.
the usual facilities offered arn. III ri: Is;.:H.
WRIGHT. WESTON y SsEE&!NS.
Nm. Nh In -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

6tllYLUCK, formerly the property oI Thomas Stcgcr,
y Esq, will make his next season at Thomas llar-
vey & Co S the county of Charlotte, and at Wal
kcrs Church in the county Of Prince Edward. Paticu-
lars and terms will appear in due season.
THOS. r. MARSHALL.
I'll uO-w.}w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

m CHANCERY-VIEcISlA.-ln Gooc'!and County
p Court. 18th January, lc:h:
Meshack Hicks, Nancy Carol, Sally Hicks, Richard
Taylor and Suckey, his wife and John ". Ford and
Eliza his wife, nrn,cly Eliza Hicks, DcviSrrs ri Me-
shack Hicks decd, 9lti!s.
against
Josia!i lcake, Executor of Mrshack Hicks, decd
Elizabeth Hicks the wldnw, and Thomas Bernard and
Polly, his WIFE formerly Polly Hicks Isham Clements
and Cary, his wife, formerly Cary Hicks Pats"y Byrd
formerly Pascy Hicks. and Henry Hall and Lucy his
wife. formerly Lucy Hicks Dcvisecs Of SAID Mrslack
Hicks Grcd., Drits.
The Bill otthe plaintiffs being filed, and the defendants
Thomas Bernard and Polly his wife. and Palsey Byrd
formerly Pa,scy Hicks. not having entered their APP
prurancc and given security according I" the Act of As
scmbly and the rules Of this Court und it appearing TO
the satisfaction of the Court that they no, inhabitants
OF this Colnmunwealt-On the motion ot the plaintiffs
by counsel II is orercd That the said Thomas Bernard
aud Polly his wife, and PatScy Byrd do appear here
the first day of Aprl Court next and answer the plain
titis Bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in some printed III the city of Richmond
for two months successfully and posted at the "nt door
of the Court. house Of this county t"py-1eStr,
MAR. W. MILLER, H. [. Il. {.
January 26 c2--"Sw
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yu1nE fne and thorough bred hss MINOR, IRON
gina will make MS first season 10 Inc os,.
Mile Jse vile, Georgia, this spsins, 1s'o' fo'''
ticulars hereafter. ., eow4w
january %. ,.,, ,Ss ub,.. ,alsA
81 far (ou: weeks uni send h-.; sccotri ~ H!' 0''
hon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

Mn Observation-Disclosures Rules holden in
d the Clerks Office the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancrry for Powhaan county from the list 10
the 9th day OF February, in the year l7;O
Edmund a. Lockett Administrator with the will an
ueyed Of Edmund I.ockctt cccascd, rltl.
against
Ben Watkins sheriff Of Powhatan. AM! administrator
of Jno. Bryant dec Sally lockr james Martin and
Jane his wife Stephen Bryant, S!as Bryant, cxor Of
James Bryant dec, and in his own right Gabriel K.
Jones and Mary his wilr, and William q. Bryant, DTS.
The defendants James Martin and Jane his wife, Ste.
phen Bryant, and VIM. c. Bryant not having entered
their appearance and wen security according 10 the act
Of Assembly aud the rules Of this Court and 1t appear
Ing By satisfactory evidence tlt they are not niaGi.-
ants OF this Commonwealth --On The motion OF the
plaintiff by Samu, Taylor: ESP his Attorney, It IS
dcrcd That the said james Martin and Jane !IS wife
Stephen Bryant and Wm G. Bryant, do appear before
the udrc o. our said Circuit Court, AT the Courthouse
Of said county the first day Of April Term nrxi and
answer the plaintiffs BILL and give security for Perform
inr such decree the Cou: nay make herein and that
cory of this order be forthwith inserted III
paper published in the city Of Richmond and continued
for two months successfully, and that another copy be
po$lcd at the front door of the courthouse OF this county
4 Copy-Tcslc,
Feb. G. TS7-w5w] X. F. GRAVES, u. C.
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Pursuant to the directions Of the foregoing decree, We,
the undersigned COMMISSIONERS viii: on TIE leth Gay q
February l- before the from; door Of the Eagr Hotel
in the civ of Richmond proceed TO sell at public auc
ta Tor ready money, the two Lots OF Land lying III the
city of Richmond mentioned in the above decree: the
location, boundaries and description of which will be
particularly gwen upon the day o. ana al the Time
of sale: And also at the same time and place, and upon
the same terms we shall proceed To sell all the Lands Of
the aforesaid Benjamin HARRISON lying in the counties OF
Mason aud kanhawa, mentioned in the above decree. or
much thereof may hc necessary to pay ana satisfy
the sum mentioned in the decree These lands are sup
posed to contain 5000 acres upwards thereof and
believed to be very valuable and will be more parllcu
larly Described upon the day of the sale thereof.
NATHANIEL NELSON, C,,o,,;.<;,,,r<
THOMAS NJ. NIELSEN,
Dec Is. hj-wtd
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ITO be roRtinucd.)

NMUSlC STORE-TIe subscriber has lSt unpack-
lYE ed his Nusi" Store and pinno Forte NarcouSe,
opposite the Virginia Bank, Main Street, an elegant
lrAsu FoRrr .rn the unrvalled manuactory OF Nunns,
Clark L. Co.. 4 New York, where an assortment OF
Piano Fortrs from the manulactUry Is constantly
on hand Aso one of the best Of Chickcrng. OF Dos
ton-and the beautiful oak Instrument, made by .ond,
whic took lhc premium in loS, at the Franklin lnsl'-
tulr Philadelphia All surs Of Music, %! the Irst com
pusrrs and INSTRUMENTS of the best makers.
Frb g. ISs-wtflhl =. II. TAYLOR.
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II TITLE. SHAW &e Co.. ata 40. IL! !ea!t -
4 / New oIH}-noW: No. II, Liberty Sttrrlsse1 ~,
c"rae. 81 Nas$au stree: ans npposiir ils Ml" bI
Church, in the yicny also o! he C;s Congress '''
4' Lite, Shaw & CO., having !% destructive fir 81
lGlh Decenbe lost ,.si! rntire Sleek q; noc s
take gua, pleasure ia Informing !he!' :he"e' So ~,
poblic, ,ha, they have soI :e present, 'e;''oTfI
above mentioned conInodioos and ;e~!y Oo''I 49, - i
where ,hey are now eDug al entI.riy new ''.'"
Fancy and Staple Silk Goods, uanbn''ss p2F' 49, a
EnrssA and German hoear.y, &c, %!iA ~ o.: fr
;,,lsey new and desirable Articles, which 'hey o b
sale .. the loves, prices, so. ap9soYtd paper u
; per cent. discount. al
Feb. iG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

a RkANSAS t.ANDS.--l XII! pdTrhasa Military -
IA te,A. for Iands in Tx ,sr7rltagy OF Arsansas
Ia, q I-5-ltI SikD. l.. SAMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

MONSIEUR Vs4&SC:HL mi9! s,1;.4s isis $50
at my stable at H,!aGsy Goag. tsosS., w.. aIG
at his stand in fiji: osdc: a.I condition., rsSiy :1 asatrs
AT 500 the season. ssti I For tartrs aUl
other PARTICULARS ssE AAi4:buds. &c. ". N iltEI,
liaI!3a Coyr7 IIons, Va
F.hruorv tIJ-".l
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Feb. -.

INAWAf.-Wa committed To The custody Of the
g. Jailor Of Halifax county, Virginia. Negro boy
named RyLaurn-who states that lie IS the property Of
Dr. Benz Johnson. late of the county of King George,
Va who has recently removed to West Florida. The
said boy is apparently about 20 years Of age, dark
1on of low stature aud remarkably awkward, de-
crcpd appcarance-had when committed round
about coat and panlaoons Of mixed houespun, and no
hat The owaeris requested to come forward and CON-
plv with the requirements of the law otherwise they
will be complied with On the part Of
JAMES MEDLEY, D. S.,
Inn IN r-IvG,v1 LqiiOr IF L0Efpl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

WANTED. y wish 20 saly!oy !" a.:
y iar.,Iy, lady gualG!f 10 teach! The 4sua! 5J1"'
rs 81 an En9lish sdca,on. Any commancllI9n 10 n"'
the subecl .n;.s, De 4see.rd 20 Huekug ham g. H. "
January ~ JJ-lAI }. VI. HAHI''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

a INDEMNITY A&hi HS'T 2INSS 81 Esnt.-lh'
a undersigned l'.fng been appo!nt~4 Agrats o.! ''''
IiartOrs. Ltys LasHraa.u ;1a2aaY, et H0s.1a. t'"'
tiru p:rpa!ues 10 maze ptrtnar~nt ~ .!'i'"
insuran4r a;a.Nst oss damage ~ f2s, yt1?'':
oil ever: description, ID ,nn and country tcsu!'1'
favorable 10 t!4 ;sSm;eI, ~ sin,4!a. rs.lnoo.
This Compeoy I,Y" been IN OPERATION !s us"T" :S"1
rcnty ,rarS, and L.riag TIA. pr;s,., have >a oil n'
losses Without ,ab,rc.nI Ne asusrh. Az lslscr"
resort 50 : Cour. ui Justice.
HUBBARD S. GARDNER, -(yea!s.
R;cInoDd E.h s. .-.l Sf-W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

NN7M B. HAMLlN, (iate Of Ha.) ATTORNEY AND
w COUNSELLOR At Law. offers his professional ser
vices to his friends and the public. Address: Sommer-
lille, Tennessee. [36-w3m Nov. II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

AflN0 located ourselves IN The Mill
IN Ing Business. at Hsrps,. Ferry, one II
the best situations in Virginia, (hs,iog the
advantages Of both RsiiRosd and Canal al
tie spot, and unlimited vstes power. and
the Mills undergoing Q general repair, TO
naks 200 barrels Of -four per day, u re-
quIred, We esn ssy to fsrsasrs. ~ IT'D conn
denee, that we can afford 10 give more for
wheat delivered p our Mile, Ihsn aaJ other
Mills wsst OF the Blue-Kidge. Having ia
formation every day from both markets, co
sslss Us 20 take choice, BY RsiI-Rosd to Bal
timose, or the CsnAl 10 the District Those
disposed to favor u,. either 10 grinding or
selling their wheat. vhl End Il 10 thsu sd-
vSntAge.
Wheat can be delivered TO ~ at the dif
ferent dePots from Harps rs-Ferry TO Win
chester. ss veil 80 By wagon, 20 the Mills.
snd also conveyed down the Shenaud end
Potomse. We will also buy Rye and Corn.
Psy essh. and make fsssonAbis ed Tanees, "
required.
Ground Plaster will be kept At the Mills.
for sale, and delivered Of the dhFsre1t dspots
and ct our Warehouse IN Winchester
ROWLAND. HEFLEBOwER & co.
June %, is36-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
An HONEST POLITICIAN.

ANr. CraEt Taonpros, In saooapsinr him.
s-if TO the people ef Missouri, 90 candidate r.,
the once Of Governor Of tbs, State, thus hooeul,
d''eios<' his 'pol,iesi sentimsn,s:"
decent respect for the people, require,
that should make some declaration Of M,
political sentiments, and . statement of IN.
claims and qualifications that I have for the
Office. w WV
In the hrst place, I declare that I am q
thoroughgo,ng Van Buren, man. will sup
port him warmly with oil my influence. Z
VIII also state, that sm not only in favour Of
ts stsetio~ Of Van Durcn. but that ] On in
Jsve~r Of he sduainisf,sfisa- Some Of our
politicians have declared themselves person.
ally friendly to Mr. Van Buren, and in favour
OF hrs election, but have very inconsi,tently
reserved 10 themselves the privilege Of judr-
ting Of the measures Of his adm.ni,,rstion
according 10 their merits, and Of appro wing
what they consider right, and eoodsmn,ns
~hat they think wrong, They contend for
the right Of private opinion. and the exercise
OF freedom OF thought. in judging Of all pub
iic measures for one, disclaiia such pr,n-
ciPies, sni consider them II war With the
principles Of genuine Van Burenism- I con-
sider u the duty Of every cns.istent Van Blu
rem partisan. 10 sacrifice ki- individual opinion
on the altar Of public 70 ID, TO surrender his
right OF private jud6msat for the success Of
the party. and to approve and applaud ell the
leading measures Of his administration. ,ek,-
fAsv lazy bs rfgh % vroaR. I weld 10 Mr.
Van Buren-in his discretion. the full right
Of determining on all public measures. and 80
soon a. hrs opinion Is known, skssrJ.lis se-
quisses N the dssi,ioa. ! will give my hearty
assent TO the final determination Of Mr.. Van
Buren,, on any and svsry measure Without
pretending TO array nv opinion against hi,
wishes. And il elected, I will is.itsi. the
conduct Of our present worthy Governor. and
make principal object Of my efforts. to ron
der my administration Of the State Govern
ment. subservient to party purposes, and exer.
else al ne p0r0-patreasgs. end infusnes Of
the ofhes-to promote the success Of MIR. Van
Buren-~ifhsui regard 10 local or state inte-
rests
From my long residence and extensive
travel in the state, I am well acquain,ed with
Its situation and its wants. ] perfectly u.dsr-
tand It's agricultural, eemmsreial and rsiasrsl
'aisrfhs-ie IHdisn and JOrsign relations
thereiore, " elected, fellow-citizens, I pledge
myself TO use my utmost exertions 10 promote
the success Of the party 10 which I belong
and the elevation Of Mr.. Van Buren, 10 the
Presidency. Your fellow-citizen,
CYRRL THORNTON.
Riehisne l5ik JGus, 1886"
Nov, whatever may be thouEh, Of Mr. Thorn
tons ''PolItiesi sen'iments," Ill parties must.
ve think. seeord ~ him no small share OF eredi,
for his esHdor. He 10 nose Of your hsir-split-
ting. doable-deaiinE, miik-aod- ~ster, non-oom-
initial gentry-slthough ofIhe Van Buren school.
furt ~ IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

T>HE subscriber has sssociated EluAu
Lees With him IN the Milling Business.
which business will in future be conducted
under the firm Of WILLIAM Y. L. ELIJAH
LOCK. The Mill 10 10 good order and req
dy for the reception Of ell kinds Of Grain
The highest price the markets OF Baltimore
or Georgetown will afford will be paid in
CssA Zoe Merchandise wheat, on delivery.
To those Who prefer Grinding their Wheat,
one barrel OF Flour will be givsn for 500
pounds Of Msrchsntabls Wheat, snd stand
the inspection OF the same ia Baltimore or
District Of Columbis, and the Flour will be
delivered 10 the Rail Road free Of charge.
Those who have Wheat that 10 not usrehaot-
able. " they wish, il will be taken IN, kept
separate, and ground for toll. feel CRATE
fui for past favors and the liberal patroo, 70
have received since I have been engaged
IN Milling. having always bad . fair proper
ton OF business, and tkai Without ever hav-
Jog had the trouble 10 70 10 more than three
or Tour farmers to make engagements.
hope Tor continuance Of past favors, be.
l'eving that farmers cannot DO better than
to do business with wm r. g. Elijah Lock.
whose exertions will be unrenitiing to give
Satisfaction. They expect. in g short time,
to be prepared TO Grind Plaster for those
Who bring IL and Plaster will at oil times
be kept for sale. 10 short, any and svery
thing that farmer may want, cen 1t iii
time. be furnished either BY VIM. p. q Eli
jsh Lock, or VIM. 8. Lock L. Co. Please
give them Q call. VIM. r. LOCK.
August 4, ls36-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
Caution.

HAVING suffered much ineon v.nlenes.
AA and received great injury. from psrsos,
ussPassing upon my farm, BY shooting. tax.
ing away apples, throwing down my fencinS,
and in many other wsys committing dsprs.
dst'ons, am compelled, in self-defe nee, 70
forewsrn every description Of persons from
committing further trsspass. I an dstsr.
mined to enforce the law agsinst all oGsn-
ders. SUSAN RNCLY
August 4, 1868.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

BALTIMORE MARKET.

f~ 'As sssk s~a'ag Fti<sy svs~isg. JOY -,
Hs,ssrt ssrssL-Ths market b
rather inactive. The Eeosrally prevailing
store price to-day 10 81 rs. although some lots
Of recent inspection have been sold st lsss--
We quote the wagon price st 81 50 ga.
Inspections for the week. 3ssl bbls- 100 hall
barrsls-
-Wlssf-Ths new crop IL making
10 appearance ~ market in small parcels the
quality Of most Of the red yet offered is very
poor and Indifferent The sales Of rcd have
ranged from 81 IS TO so. and to-day one
parcel Of tolertbly fsir quality was sold 1t Al
el. Some sales Of new white. not prime. have
been made st 20 I IS. The crop OF Ma
ryasd, and the adjacent parts Of virginia and
Pennsylvania, is not only much less than an
average, but the quality Is very Indifferent
Cs'u--Salss Of good white ut so 81 ots.
sod OF yellow AZ IS q sc cents
Rys.-we hear Of no recent sales.
Oats We quote Virginia at - a 40 eents,
and Maryland at 90 q Al cents.
MEATS.-There Is no change In the price
OF Beef There n 4 better demand for West
ern Bacon, and . slight advance in the price
OF good lots has been realised. We quote as
sorted at l0i III cents.
WHtSkEY.-So@e days ago, sales Of bbl..
were made At 3s3 cents for bright barrels and
good quality. and now they are held firmly 1T
~ cents, with sales. The wagon price today
10 - q - cents
ALEXANDRIA. July 20.
FLOUR. We continue our quotation Of AZ
ao Tor the wagon price Of four--old -Four from
store, Is held at ~ so. re-inspsction at the
risk Of the seller IS q; the risk Of the pur-
chaser; nj the latter several lots Of stored
Hour have been priced.-Cs.siis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
August 4. 1896.

T being my intention to leave this county
u 10 few days, I will Offer at public ssls
81 my residence, on Tuesday the 18th instant,
I'd day Of August Court all my Household
Furniture, consisting Of
Beds and Bedsteods,
Carpeting-Side6odrd.
Tables. Chairs, &c. SC.
With many other articles not necessary 10
be mentioned.
The Good ,tioos Of the above sale will be
For ell sums above Ave dollars, nine months
credit will be given, By the purchaser giving
bond with approved security; for that sun
and under. the cash will DO required. In
neither case can the property be removed
until the above conditions be complied with.
SEPTIMU5 FUSION.
Charlsstowh, August I, 1876
r ST. will also ODER for sale, on Mon
day the 6rst day Of August Court, (i5Ih inst. }
my HORSE, SADDLE and Birdie.
Terms made known on the day Of ssls.
T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
500 REWARD.

ID An AWAY. % The lsib Joy, Negro
n y Mso 81 the name Of MOSES. sboul
90 yssrs Oh. Moses y about 5 feet 10 o.
II inehss high, % . yslIOU eompisHion. .
down look, end . eosrss voice. Had on .
domestic FovD4sbout, blue esssiDst psnta.
looms, striped home Rsds vest, end csp bul
took other clothing. IviliEivs 10 iftskeain
the county $50. N tstes out 81 the eoosty
snd IN the Ststs % VRglsis OF 800, " ts-
ksn cot Of the state. 20 that get hia srain
AMY CLAGGET, yJS.s'frir
If Ss@seI CisgFsi. 4ss'G
Tsv9uisF County. We AoE. 4. 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

9NHE subscriber voold infosa BE susio-
- Dsrs, a0d The public IN general. thsl
hs esisblsh@spt - ia good ortsF-hsvins
clothes he naehisss HssFly Ell eth asw
Cords, ses ksvisg hsA then 10 opsraiios
sises ~ Sra q hsay lea, with q eoo3 care
fsi Cssdsr ~ sttss1 lhsm.
Ne Oil. ~ ~ bslsrss - ~ sssass, at-
tee ooes . Vsst - AsssFs Leafs saogs,
81 ~. lssas elFi1sg' sbeili, ed
- ~. stslap ssoss. Lsstsws, ~ he par
peso ofesesiving Weol ~ aastiaR cistk fsg
fuliing 80 dyeinR. ha. oMA2 OAK.
DaEhaavills. Aaa. 9. le1A-1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

Al an sdjourned meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, in Washington,
on Thursday last, II was resolved by
that Company TO accept the late act Of
the Legislature Of Maryland, proposing,
on certain conditions. . further sub.
scription Of three millions Of dollars 70
the stock Of the canal. The vote was
4. l0l in favor Of the acceptance, and
1888 against.---Nat. Int.
The requisite assent Of the Canal
and Railroad Companies being now
gwen TO the Maryland Internal I'm.
Provement Act, Il will Of course be.
come operstive on the first Of August,
and will furnish 10 the Canal Compa.
ny the three millions which will com.
piete u TO Cumberland, and 10 the Ohio
RAILROAD Company . like sum Of 3
millions, which. with the additional 3
millions subscribed BY the City. and
the funds Obisinabls from other sorces
sill guarantee the sshy extension q
the road 10 Wheeling and Piusburg.
Bsif .8rssrtssa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

Good ndines.-The Albany Even /.
ing Journal Of yesterday announces the
completion Of the Utica add Shense-
tsdy rah road. The first train Of csrs,
drawn BY q locomotive. ran the whole
distance twice. on Mondsy. Twenty.
one montbs only have been consumed
ia the eonstFuetion Of THE rail-rnad.
The cost has been 81. 500. 900 o. %.
600 par mile. the length bsing ~
nlss. The kFss Trip was msds in 4
heoEy and - minutes. 81 minutes a
vhieh we're consumed IN saoppagssy--
Running hme 3 houEs an6 % minutes.
IN U c..
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owEM oRAHAM
Look Me Thts!

"a LII those Who have accounts standing
"A With me. will plSsIs settle them either
By payiog the money or giving their notes.
Having tsken hs. Tbouss Martin into part
osFship 20 the Blseksmithiag Business. and
ny 500 Francis w. 10 the Topper and Tin.
ming Business since the frat Of April last. IL
y ubsoluisly necessary that my old business
should be brought 20 . eiOss.
THOMAS RAwLIHs.
August Z. 1895.
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Public Sale.

- eAObuS sDo1MGe
XATILL be cold, on TkursdGy the Ilth
w OF August neXt. on the farm bslopE.
Ing to tho heirs Of Henry Hssns, deceased,
shout one mile south Of ChArIsstowD, The
following property, to sit;
Farming Utensils Of every description,
Good Work Horses,
Mich Cows Snd yousg Cattle,
sheep and Hog,
Two good plAnistion Wagons,
Ploughs snd Hsrrows,
Some Kitchen FurLhurs,
About 20 bushels Of old Rye,
Ten do. eiesn CiovsF-Sssd,
Eight barrels Of Corn,
A quantity Of Wheat. Rye, and Oats, By
the bushsl, NOV IN stack, aud to be got out
by the POTehsser,) 10 be measured and de-
iiVersd 81 The heap. sbd the straw left 90 the
farm,
Twenty-Five or thirty sores Of growing
Corn--tO he sold BY ibs Aers, and the pur.
chaser TO esther it,
With many other articles not mentioned.
The conditions Of the shove sale vii be.
For all sums above Eve dollars, hins mosths'
credit vii Be- given. BY the purchaser giving
bond 9th approved security; for that su@
and under. the cash viii be required IN psi.
thar ease Gao the property Be removed until
The aeovs conditions Be somplisd siIh.
CHARLES q. STEWART. Er'sr.
Jolly ~. 1896