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founded youth with the greatest velocity
over bill and dale, distance of nearly two
miles, and having in its course crossed
pond OF considerable width, before the lad
tell from his seat. The boy is ii years
old, and weighs 70 lbs.
Quaker dPpeoronce.-A baIili, calling
at lie residence OF distressed Quaker, to
serve writ was refused admitiance. He
said to the servant, "Your master is al
home, but he will not see me-" "He has
seen thee, friend" said Abigail, =" but he
does not like thy appearance.
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BEEF! BEElF! BEEF!!

TENHE subscriber informs the citizens of
M Charlotte and its vicinity, that he still
continues to furnish Fresh BEEF, on Tues.
day, THURSDAY and Saturday mornings in
each week. He has just received as fine a
drove of cattle as ever vas brought to this
market, and as he is in the habit OF taking
hts Beef around the town, he would take
pleasure IN serving any person who may feel
disposed to encourage. hun. He hopes TO
receive liberal share Of patronage.
THOMAS COODLAkE
Oct. 7, 1887 6Tg
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DIED

In this county, on the 18th instant, Mrs MAR.
"AkEI NEEL reiict Of Col. Samuel Nesl. and
daughter Of the late Thomas Grier, Esq. deceased,
aged Sc years.
10 Rutherford county, on the Goth ultimo Mr..
WILLIAM HOLLAND, aged 81 years, former.
~ Of Mocklenburg county.
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= Post Office .a0sfcp.

A LII persons who fail to pay their Post.
age Account when called on, will get
no mere Letters or Papers without the CASH
DOWN. | am determined to adhere 10 this
rule moreover, all postage must be paid IN
SPECIE, according to the instructions from
the p. NJ. General.
II. 3. WILLIAMS, PM
oct' 70, 1917 65g
NIB. Letters and Papers will not be deli.
vered IN future, except to the proper owners,
without written order or servant.
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Charlotte;
Friday, Ocfober27, 1897

1--WE copied into our paper last week, an a..:.
Gle from the Raleigh Register, stating that Thomas
q EiIerbe. The murderer Of WAGNER some years
ago near CheTsw, S. C., had been arrested. We
learn sines from friend. that the person murder.
cd was from Mecklcnburg county, and was named
WIN. Hamilton. W. also understand ihs, Moses
Swan, the witness Of the murderer is still living
IN this county, and w4s bound over to attend
Chesterfield CouH--ls did attend but the muir.
defer had escaped.
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= a BSCONDED from The sub
SS "a scriber in Barnwell Dis.
er trict, 5. c., on the night of the
M 18Th INST. negro man named
~ REUBEN, he also took with
- him dark snrrel Nnre ahnut
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GK0Si EEMlltiagy

A LII persons indebted to tie estate of
: N WIN. Nj. Nicely, decd, arc requested
TO make payment between this time and the
:irst OF January next. Those who do not
aval! themselves OF thus notice will find their
notes placed IN the hands Of an officer with.
out discrimination. for collection.
JAMES PORTER, Guardian.
Oct. 30, 1897 ,-ap
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IL hands high, SAID mare has small star
IN her face, aud has two saddle marks on
her back.
Reuben is about % or 80 years Of age,
6 feet high, dark completed, speaks quick
when spoken to, and when he left, bad on
a blue cloth coat, ana black ha, with Grape
around ii. The subscriber bough, said ne
gro from a man who said his name was
John Edwards, and that he lived in about
miles Of Camden, be was travelling TO Ala
bama, and had four slaves IN company with
him of which Reuben was one, be Is also
Of opinion that said boy has by some means
came up with his former master, and that
he will endeavor to get ham out of the state
for the purpose OF re.seling him. Any
person taking up said negro, and lodging
him in jail, aud giving Information thereof
to me, at BlackvlIIe Post office, Barnwell
District S. C., shall receive the above re.
ward.
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Oct. 20, 1897
NOTICE.

NUTICE.
sS EgROkE out of my pasture,
ID short time since, a small
TSAF black horse, about years old,
sssszzs1kzz snail blaze in his face Said
nurse is understood to have come TO Char.
loite, where he had formerly been kept
some time, and was rode of by some one.
He belongs to Hamilton C. Martin. ANY
person taking up said horse and leaving him
at Mr.. Springs Store shall be satisfied for
their trouble.
MARY TEFFAPAUGH.
Oct %. 1877
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Indian Characterize Michigan paper
says: "A Chef, on his return from the
payment, called at one Of the tayerns and
partook of splendid dlnner, asking aud
obtaining every luxury in the city. After
he had finished, he stepped 10 the bar, paid
his bill, and gave the landlord IS cents, for
which he said he wanted some pieces of old
meat and bread. These he carried 10 the
door and distributed among his wife and
SIX children, who took them with remarka.
Die competency"
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Taken gp


years old, no clothes with him except what
he has OF, which are good. He says he be-
longs to John Reeves, VINO lives near Ches.
ter, S. G. He says he has been runaway
about week, and that it has been only "a
bout ) or weeks since be Ief; Virginia aud
was making his way back. The big toe on
his left foot is of. The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay char
ges and take him away.
J. McCONNAUGHEY, Sheriff.
Oct 2G. 1887. 69f
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LIST OF ACTS

ST tss fna >sSstga II tAs T,scafy FIGl
iavgfess.
z postpone ~ taaHh ln,ga1tacns u DC.
/ @ ,llc States
g, salpoftaing laf,afg postpsucnseni d
aria duNg hands
e salaaiag ll.a 'ssaataio- claims u,sai
clssile b4rss
" 81. aaHt tho 'rcs IT dlatti1l sliofutss
"a rsAss.
~ lhs nlisfoC u T. Mzdsson.
70 aaihgfi4e llis s,suisK ii Tra.ufy noicy.
lAaA'er additional appropriation ia The
'1a Of lh4sas boi.lic. sef lhs yeAf aa,
osii h9adr,a asa lhlatr ssssa.
nas'ag aeapHpal en- lapfistt,us 20 The
roa'afdst.l'i hagdrea auG thirty so,oa.
y toaiiaas o. lnfae c,4ta,u laAs 10 tie
tht #s' e, iea vi ,'w grrss
p sHtad 60 SEA tUtlsld IA sci 10 efn.
Af PaJnsa, q l.atss, leat os de.trur2d "a
''f 'sftee u tie tp,tsg >sstcs. 0 aqpros.
~ {, l,J7.
''oH a''e"rg ibc rs@lsgs On letters scti
f''' mail 70 3 p4sa "a advance.
Green says 20 lu- Merchant tha,
eit-coi friend from Mon, gumury,
nies hlm as follows.
a'aoi promise ,ou asY more Sub.
Y lae Rehmgf from this town
MY, a. The State Rights parry are
'1-a With the course pursued b,
gard 10 Van Burcn's Messa ~. -
as MAY sltbside Ia short time.
Sever, depend materially On The
Ken oy the State Rights party a,
% q Congress.
c'i'zeus Of Alabama are more or
'''--'hry want money, aud ,ou
',@iy them that any other course
f'''el as soon as tic establish.
National Bank"
''hs things lake il this chaneiua
cufiot's enough. Last winter,
'ns''h I'obe was denounclne the
"'hetn Nulllier' Ia all SORTS Of
= wv" - laageal und splashiug.--
ri ''u,'. 5 six-eoidmned speech
80 ~ lhe Globe, With co,nnl,,r.,
worst that is SAID OF 1t is--. Sonii.,;,
~ speech Will be found tlnred
=, prejudice engcudered IN the
NV through which Mr.. G. has
us Is "a be regretted, Mr..
contra, then gIoriiied as the van.
'a'' hon Of the Nulhlicrs, is now
'"e "Iobe.-A. y. Express.
pple of Patterson, n. J. we're
10 ny amused BY some late ,raaaac.
o .a'', The Grad Jury indicted
I 'Ss Tor 70 selling liquors, and thea
,"s Court ITSELF as nuisance for
"'e &c SO many grocers as il had
court refused 10 receive the
1 d"o u from the Jury, aud d,seharg. !
Puy forthwith. tlbon, n AZ,
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A Jockey Ertrdordinary,-A few days
since, party OF boys having gone into Lord
Rador's park, in search of Bucks horns, on
entering the Deer shed, saw two Bucks ly
ing down to all appearance dead. One OF
the lads Immediately leaped astrlde one of
them, taking hold Of the horns with the in.
tenlion ofseparatiag them but scarcely was
he seated, when the Buck (Which had mere.
" retired there TO rest) started upon it's feet,
bounded from the shed, carrying the us.
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measure, Gays the Nashville Banner is altogeth-
or uncertain. We had thought that we had alrea.
dy too many Banks we hope that the Legislature
OF Tennessee will come to the same conclusion
unless they niean to "unbank tho Banks" az Mr..
Calhoun intended in 1884, by the incorporation OF
0He which will swallow up the remainder =
Lynehburg Vrgiaiqa
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lfJackssn Goid--'fhe Editor Of the Baltimore
CArOnieIe copies from the back Of a Twe Dollar
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Dedh Of Botid The hiStoridn.-W We learn
from one otour foreign journals, that cherries
Bolla, the author OF several we'll known his
tnrical works, lately died, after a long and
painful illness. he was native of Pied
mont, aud was distinguished for his talents
and excellent character. His principle
works are "Thc History of the War of the
Independence OF the U. States" "The His.
tory Of Italy from 1850 to 1874" aud rhe
History of Italy continued from Gulccar.
diua." He is the author also Of some poe.
teal works OF merit, among which is the
"Seige OF Neies.' The Journal from which
We derive the notice of this event, remarks
that from the animated style OF Bot,a as
historian, he has acquired the name OF the
Livy of our age.
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IcrdS.-- The Baltimore Chronicle learns
from good authority, that at the regular
session Of Congress, Mr.. Calhoun will bring
forward a distinct proposition for the annex
alton Of Texas TO the t. States, and thai
his views on this subject viii be made TO as.
sumo such form as TO iHrolce the Union
of the States IN a decision Of The question.
Ihis Will doubtless be the se-at topic next
Slhier.-Lyachbwg Trginidn.
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SAMUEL REED.
Oct 81, 1887

The Cheraw Gazette, Charlotte Journal
y. {. aud Peoples Press, Augusta, Ga. will
rive the above insertions and forward
their accounts to The subscriber at the above
L. O. for payment.
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0r We have received from Mr.. Calhoun,
aud shall publish, US soon as possible, his Sc.
coad Speech on the Finances. We observe
that It is printed at the Globe office. /"
THIS was not so until now-and vet We are
told by Mr.. Calhoun himself, in this very
speech that he has changed no relation,
personal or political" He certainly seems
10 be IN high favor at the Globe Office now +,
although IT has not been two years suce
that journal asserted that Mr.. Calhoun
would never tell the truth If talsehood
would answer his purpose" If Mr.. Cal.
houn has not changed, We suppose the Globe
has.-Lyachburg VTginiaa.
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I ~ an Aerostte.-We are not admirers of A.
crosiics, but we copy the following as one Of The
beet that We have seen:
VINO worships Truth, and dares the truth 10 tel.
In tunes when fatering lalsehood thrives SO well?
some ioo, no Doubt thriving hatterer cries;
Zen so-bui Truth declares that man is WISE.
u Mr. Gillner is said 10 be elected Governor
oil Georgia by majority Of or s00-a gain by
the party OF nearly four thousand since the election
of 1885. Mr.. Gilmer is State Rights man, and
totally opposed TO the sub treasury and divorce.
B7GrGUe and IVaghty Matters.-Resder! what
think you ofthe grave and wsighty matters, which
Mr. Van Buren, summoned Congress together 10
consider, at an lnconyenient and unusual period Of
the year They were
l. 10 detrsud the people Of more than nine mil
lion Of dollars, coming 10 them under the Deposite
Act.
2. To issue Ten Millions Of Government Shin
Plasters.
3. 10 pay Congressman eight dollars day in
GOLD, and other public creditors in RAGS
Raj Reg.
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Extraordinary Product Of d single seed,
Mr.. Samuel Prowell, Of Newberry town.
ship York county, Pennsylvania raised this
season, from single pumpkin seed, SIX
pumpkins, of the following weights: rhe
largest weighed %, the others l29, So. -,
6i, and 80 pounds-the aggregate weight
Of tho yield being live hundred and ilty.fVe
pounds
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Original Aaecdote. - In city not thou.
sand miles from this place, while ceebrat.
ed music master was trying the tune of an
Upright Piano, which had just been recey-
Cd 10 one OF the musical stores OF that place,
a couple Of waggoners from the backwoods
we're passing by. One Of them peculiarly
struck with it, had stopped to listen to the
melodlous airs which the master was run
ming over the other having passed on some
considerable distance before he missed his
comrade, called out, =" llaIloa Bill, what
are you stopping there Tor 2" by golly,
JIM" exclaimed The other, "Just come
here aud look how this ere Teller is grab.
bling music out o this ere cub5orad.-I
clinton Ald.) Herald.
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Agreeable 10 public notice, tho Convention OF
Merchants AMI others assembled in the Masonic
Hall yesterday al Y O'clock. The meeting was
organized By calling kor Boyce, Esq. Of Charles
ton to the Chair, and the appointment Of Andrew
}. Miller as secretary. After which the Secreta.
y proceeded 10 call over ths names Of the mem
bers 10 attendance, winch were as follows
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I~Ntto Jfrsey--ls now 10 be reekoned in tie
GALAXY Of Wing States. IS wsll by the orgariza.
uon Of her home government as BY hsr repfesen.
tuition in Congress. The result Of the election
held 10 that State on the lllh, gives llo following
state Of parties ia her Legislature;
In the Council 10 Wings, GIVE.
House % Representatives,, IS Wings, Is v b.
Giving Wig msjofiiy, on join, ballot OF teen
fy-oHe. The majority 10 the last Legislature was
ten Of twelve on tbs other side.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

Geo. McDldie. W. IS. StArke, James Adger
ksf Bosec, K " Fort And Wallace, J. Wright,
J C1thbcd, W B.ruar, ) g. B.rAley, H. ID.
hus, l.. BOWIE, J. L. Pearson.
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Oct %, 1887.
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1J' A bill has been introduced into the legsla-
turs Of tennessee 10 incorporate Bank (amount
of capital net msniienedI to be based upon the
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30 Dollars Reward.

Oct &c 1887.
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.fts0-AnOthcr Tract


IN pursuance Of n decree OF the Circuit
u Superior Court OF Law and Chlneery for
the county Of Frederick, rendered on the
29th Of May, 1897. IN the suit OF Jacob Hes.
and William Taylor, Executors OF Peter
Hoover, deed, against Walter Is. SeibN and
Others, the Undersigned will offer al public
sale, at Daniel Enters tavern, IA Shepherds-
town, oR Saturday the In drs n October nsri.
TIE FOLLOWING TRACTS OF LAND.
Lyioy near sphsrdstown, Ia tho county of
Jeiierson' the property Of Walter b. seIby,
TO wit: 4 Tract OF
so Acres,
Conveyed TO said Seiby by Rawleieh Nor
gan and LYDIA his wife, 10y deed, bearing
date April 18th, lSO0-A Tract containing
.! Acres,
Conveyed 10 sad SeIhy by the same persons,
by deed dated December I'D, IsJ9-A Tract
containing
. Acres.
One Rooj mud Ten P0les.
Conveyed to said Selby by Peter Hoover. by
deed, bearing date January 18th, IslI-The
undivided THIRD PART oil a tract OF and
containing
200 Acres,
Which was conveyed to said Sclby by Raw.
leigh Morgan, jun. by deed, be airing date
October 2jih, l5li-A Tract containing
30 Acres,
Being the fourth part Of larger tract con.
tSining 30 acres, Which fourth part was
conveyed TO the said Seiby by William Nor
gan, Jun, by deed. bearing date January
Sth, loI3-And Tract containing
30 Acres.
Being the fourth part Of larger tract on
tanning 200 acre., which said tract az 50
acres was conveyed to the said sclby by ST.
mon Morgan, by deed, bearing date Tie 9TH
Of February, 1914.
IhT fcrns Of sole triH b. One-third II the
purchase money 10 DO paid on the day Of
sale, aud the residue IA three equal paw.
meets, 10 TIC uade 10 :. IL, and ~ months.
counting from the day of sale. The deferred
payments To be secured BY obligations with
good personal security aud the title TO the
said lands to be retained - further secu-
rity. HESRY BERRY.
sept = 1897 Speeiai Cop,r.
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s1-.,EEEI:ENCE The Trustee.
% the Male Academy, and the most re ,pcct
abie Inhabitants either IN Chatlcstown or
Winchester, also, the Rev. DR. Hill, Alex
audri', aud Rev. ID II. Riddle. Pittsburgh.
CuARiEsTows, Aug 81, 1887 1T
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NOTICE.

HVioSE that are indebted To JOSEPH
n RlDlNGS, of Missouri, are hereby no.
tihed, ihat their claims are ia my hands
some 81 said clsins are Gou due, and IL i,
expected that the same will be immediately
pad. Tic Noios given at las sale will be-
come due on tho ist day OF October, nj
winch time prompt payment will be re.
quired.
| give this esrly information, TO inform
'hem that MIR. R,DIsGs expects to be in this
eeuniy oy that time, aud IA order that they
may be prepared to NEE, them--as the mo
heS must como by that time. nm autho-
rized u collect them
JOHN ?. SMITH.
Smiihheld, Aug 10, laJ7-7t
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notice.

A IL persons inde bIed TO Joseph l.. Rus.
L N sell, by bond, note or account. ara here
10y notified that their de0Is have been trans
ierred to the undersigned, as trustees, for
certain creditors Of said Russell, by deed OF
trust, dated June 2f, 1897. The books and
pape's are IN the possession OF Isaac Fouke.
Who - ready 10 settle the accounts by note
aud TO receive payment Of any Of the debts
Indulgence cannot be given, As the purpose
OF the trust require speedy collections u
Is hoped that those interested will call and
pay what they owe.
ISAAC FoCKE,
WA. c. NORruINGTON.
August 10, ls37-G Ct.
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JGIDU0ATIDEJ.
n RgsrECTrULLY snBounes 10 ~. eli.
rens Of CharleuouB. ny attention a.
commence an
&uqG.G aa0 Classical .JreGoee.
On Aoodsy The l,h infant The exercise.
p ~ csasist q the usual branches iaurht II
hngiish Schools, together 9Th Naths mafics
sod he Ahesnt LsBguaEss.
sspt 2, Isy,-a
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IRON EOE.V.DRY.
nIILL SnnITuING, PATTERN
MAKING g. IRON TURNING


MAKING s. IRON TURNING.
a dHE subscriber having removed his
- Foundry shd Machine shop, 10 the Depot
Of the Winchester aud Potomac RaiI-Iiosd,
takes this method Of informing his friend /.
and the public, that he IS prepared To exc
cute orders IN the above line, with despatch
having Tools Of every kind nece ,sary Tor do
ing work ia the best manner. Hs has 6rst-
rate workmen ia his employ Persons ia
Voring him with orders may rely on having
them we'll executed and promptly attended
TO. lie has Patterns Of every description.
suitable for
.MeSchaHt NILS, Sac .MIils. and 1aresA.
ing .Nae6mes,
And keeps constantly on hand q general a.
sort Of Mould Boards, Cora Sbelier,. Wagon
Boxes, Fan Wheels. Plaster Breakers, sc.
MERCHANTS AND DEALERS
May find II TO their advantage, BY calling and
examining for them,elScs. All orders thabk-
fully received and promptly sitended to.
GEO. W. CHM.
n. -. Cash paid for Old Copper.
Brass, aud old iron Castings q every de.
scriptiOn. g. VIC.
Winchester, Aug 10, ls37.-Gn
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Iirgimin, In trLI,


NJ tnl.s sYi isn iu the Cha fyN.e ftt-f,..
.'f rp,ffirr Court q 80 sud lhans.ry A.,
-. f'.n EQUITY, tho hfat M0udsy On An-ss,
htu t..s.f ai-uzisfra,sr n Sl.s1.,,, .,
Lafr. slrre,lseL $780,. -
AGAINST
Jsh1 LeasH q.d Jlsles T~ra,n D,vt,..-r.
~ IUANCRkY
kllib deiebdsnt John Lensn. not having
- entered hIs appearance, and gwen 81
eifi'Y -f.sf1taE e. t,s set ~ sssrtsli, s.f ~.
ruits q ihis s-uff. snd ii spis af,hg -, s.sisfss
~ etlHHe. tnat ~ ts at 81 i,,hshit.at a fiss
county - sra-Fsd. Tssi De ssid d,festsos
~ sPpesr hsre o. m hrsi Gay n CO.. ssst ssrss.
snd Hnseer ths hdi ~ thr lfantiH az tist
oopJ q ihif order - fofth th inse,t,i IN sssas
o. sspaptr gullrsh~d b. Chafissosn. faf tvs
iaotii's 'lseesstveiJ, sod posted - tl.s fros.t
der - uhe toofi-h0uss 10 tke sd i0uo a
FtleftesioNa. Corr --fettr
Ansusf 81, ffgF.
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For Rent,

N~li.L be Tor rent from the l., inst. one
w large ROOM x KITCHEN, lately
occupied by VIM. 5. Elgau, az the Canal OF
hce, Immediately over the Store Of Thomas
Hughes, aud is very desirable place for
4 small family. Apply 10
n D. DORIAN
HarPers-ferry, Aug. }, ls37.--lE
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Piedmont for Rcnt.

hWING TO persons being under tie iln-
" preston that have rented for the pre-
seat year, Piedmont i still for Rent
5. ID. BRISCOE.
March 30. 1857.
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NOTICE..

SERSoNS indebted TO the estate Of the
- late PilEBE GRANTHAM, deed, will
make lmmedilte Payment-aud those hav-
ing claims against said estate, will present
them, properly auihe ntieatei for settlement.
TO JOHN SMITH, Executor.
smi,hfeid, Aug 81, 1887 st
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GEORGE VIM. RANSOM.

ATTORNEY nt Inv,
NHH-i. attend the Courts an Jefferson
SV and Berkeley. Office ia tho build
iug formeriy known a. Ilran.' Tavern.
Charlestown, July 10, 1887.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
H.9RPERS-FERRr.

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'NBE undersigned, Commissioner, sp-
U pointed by the Superior Court OF Jsisr-
son county. will proceed 10 sell, on Saturday.
2Sih day ef October, 1897. at Fi,zsimmon.' Ho-
tel in HsrPers-ferry, at public sale, to the
highest bidder. on the terms hereinafter
mentioned, q part Of the real estate ofJames
B. Wager, Remaining unsold from former
sales, viz
TIE T.fJ'EH.v' LOT,
fronting tho Arsenal Yard, biudinx on the
Shenandoah street 30 feet, snt running back
about $50 feet This lot will be divided IN
TO four beautiful building lots, three Of " hich
each 30 feet front on Shenandoah street
the other. II 10 feet by about l20 feet, on
High street; To be sold separately.
Owe OTHER Lot,
(vasaut.) on the hill, behind the old Wager
mapsiOn.
Terms II Sais One third in hand, the re.
naming twO-thrds "a two equal payments, at
. aud Is months The title To lie withheld
until the whole purchase money shall have
been paid.
ANDREW KENNEDY.
JOS. +. DAUGiIERTY,
Sept. Z, lS37.-st. Commissioners.