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EXPLANATION.

fENllE public is respectfully notified that an exam
4 nation Of The pupils OF the SALEM .sCAD-
ENVY, (about seventy in numbef) Will be held on
Friday the 4th day OF August next. Parents.
Guardians the Rev. Clcr.y. and The public generally
invited to attend.
The next session ofthis institution, which has been
successfully and satisfactorily managed by Mr.
and Miss Reeve. for the proceeding three sessions,
will be commenced ON Monday the nh OF Septem-
Der next. TIE TRUSTEES.
JuIy ~ WIN
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COSIsY'S IsITTEseS.

\ PUBLICATION having appeared in the
Lynchburg Nirginian, over the signature of
j. Cosby, caut,oung the public against the use Of the
above named Bitters, prepared by us aud implying
mat 're lave made an improper use of his name Tor
mat an imposition has been pracscd upon the pub
lie by uS.)-wr deem II advisable to state that the
charge of lmpratlon Is false and groundlcss which
fact Mr. }. Cosby might base asccrlaiucd by making
proper enquiries.
Some time during last summer, u Physician resi-
amy III The country, sent To order prepare for
M to receipt sent by him. which receipt was head
ed SOSSs'S HK1'EEKS. Iuusmuch as il did
not concern MS, we did not care to know whether the
preparation that we were required 10 make vas IN
vented by James, Joseph, Jcremidl Jacob Jolp. or
any other tosby-Nor do we now know by which OF
them, or whether there be such men or not. We
have seen Blttcrs lablcd -. eOShy'N Conn
p0"i'd .snti- ESgsprpAtc Bti!ers. butuone
such have been made by Those made by Us for
the Physician mentioned, according to the receipt
sen' by him, were simply Cosb,'s 3ltlcrs aud not
J. Cosby tomp"und ntIdyspeptic Bucrs.
Application has been frequently made To us for ].
Co,by's Compound Ant-Dyspepic Biucrs and
have always referred the applicant To his agent, Mr.
Mclver. The Blttes prepared by soon became
so popular, and applications for diem 50 frequent
that We were induced 10 make quantity fer sale but
have invariably informed those purchasing, that
they were prepared by ourselves.
FQlEoUREAN < PALMER.
Lynchlars. July 10Th. lo37.
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HWI UNtHItUT SVTVlnIl
SAML. KENDALL, JUNIOR,
Pay Agent, &c.
Comment ny TIE lNrEl,larNcrR.

rs the writer of the above admits the main fact al
legged by correspondent, hs article might be per-
mltted 10 pass without any comment. We will mere
~ say however, that one has denied the right OF
the clerks 10 get all they for their claims the
Treasury. ] he material question presented by the
article IN our last paper aud that which we would
ask the Public consider, the character of those
measures OF the Administration by which the debt
and creditors OF the Government havGbeen placed
footing oi such gross injustice. Let us eNem-
pity We find by the official list that the writer Of
the above is clerk IN the Post Office Department,
a salary OF LOO dollars. 1t appears, by his
showing, thai for ns clam Of l,l00 he can get l500
dollars, IN current bank notes which answer all the
purposes OF money III the ordinary transactions of bu=
siness. Now, private citizen owes 81 400 TO the
Government-say to the Custom honse-and possess
that sum in such bank notes the clerk has
yerted his draft into, and which be can make all his
purchases with IN market elsewhere at par--the
Sl 400 will be insufficient enable the private citizen
to pay his debtto the custom house he must add
500 it, purchase 81 400 that kind of
cy which the clerk las been paid in, and which only
the Government will receive. In other words, the
office holder gains 500 current bank notes more
than his salary and the debtor has 10 pay Sl00 moro
than his debt IN the common currency. Ii IS thus
practical injustice, growing out the ruipous policy Of
the administration, aud constituting OF the evils
under which the community suffering, to which our
correspondent and ourselves AIMED 10 call pub
lie al entlon aud all the sophisry oi Mr.. keudail,
junior or senior, cannot RECONCILE such gross quail
lty to any just notions OF equity aud good gosefn-
nlent.
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WAsuNeqos. jul, 10. 1897
Gentlemen: observe IN youf I#,ppt Of tbs morn
lhg an nrlleie stated 10 be derived lIen citizen II
tie pulcst character" with al torn col0maptaIy.
containing erler' OF p-nepl aud Aef wlleh lequii,
/ correction.
The .aLiies ntthe Off cIs of tie GovttGinei u,.
oot dNcd by ITO be paid oo note ii thc Bans tho
Metropolis u N current bank noieselthc Dfffrtof
Columbia, bit IN gold and syrr. u ilrir e1itieslpni
thtN bcIu. III only led currency ol ii1e laitcl
states. ItrTS oicci md clpli M dissciAiee a the
hofcnment r~ perfect, legal ami moral rlsht to be-
Plll mllh currency, aud they saapr wfong when
paid ~ ans thug else n less vliue. The Secretary
ol the ftfa@nls, having been deprived bv tie s,op
lnse at the ban%7 oi the means oi making mfnedilie
payment III the legal eunen y, In. daue The must he
could to cnable the public dofs obninIlle lust
dues, hy receiving In pfoc -cd Manlnts N payment
ri debts due II the | nited States. Rather than re-
eene p'Nmeni IN the enllent roteset fho u hir ~
not receive II nj ALL many ol the officers and clerks il
the Puot Once Department, uud oller offices, have
requested tnre,We Treasury Drafts wuh the view
oil getting n nearly possible the amount Justly due
Ia them.
The highest lr,cn GIVEN iuf filest drafts IN iii,
" matt has Zen stN per cent, premium IN District
paper Whehts at diseount ottta per cent. sill sad
dltn2 upan tie tlcrks loss oi nnr per cent of
then past due. Bcit,ne the tlral3s could be- rN-
changed better tcrns elsewhere. y publte creditors
paid more nrnly thc amount actually due them /
VISITED New M, about the close al thr last ll4oull
on hchIlt oi spnlc ct my fellow elefIs Ia naae ar
fan'cnrnfs iorflIlt rarpos'. I3e ta.ult WIS th,.
they fra1rl about - PEI cent. Di,tllct papo..
stilllcrcFlas ltsr thujaasdn' 10 ttaea IS about "A
per ccui.
\ our "eifzrn of the pfWrs, ch1stc;.t' has mis-
al,d one i,el, proi 1'y considered the lmpo,s
iant ~ his tomlnul' sanon. Ihf Postmaster GeEe-
mi rc'cirea has wont sdity asgai, IN check Of
s5o0 M de Bfoh ol Af Hcirapak4--Ile approved
the effort al he cliLs obtain MI ihrir leea dues
- they could, but be waved hi own fiqht III that
l.sqeu ahosrlhct. T. doubtless knew well how
prone many " cltlaras al the pufest ehantete@' are
IA misunderstood and mlsrcpfeseHt al hs actiou-.
however Iusi, 10 put II IN their powerio do III ts
instance. Z lie Is content to receive month
some 500 less dian lnsJnst dues 10 place himself
bow the Impulauon oi soriId motives IN any public
transaction.
ha," Ia request lmt, IN Justice 10 the Postmaster
Gen raj, We'll rs the clerks in the public offices.
who desire nothing which the law does grant them,
ypu will give place To this coulnuniea IN 10 tnur-
rows lneillgencer.
Very lcspecjitillt.
Your obcdeut SERVANT
SAM'L. KENDALL. JUNIOR,
A
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" u II II

yIyIIE subscribers, at Amherst Courthouse nave
4 a first rate pair OF HOftsES, "'s"" = "" '
H.yCN, which they viii hire, on very moderate
,a,ms. Persons going 10 the Bufialoe Springs VIII
find il IN their interest to travel in the Stage as lar as
dis nIar, and, then TAKE this INrE 10 the Spfhss
Thor prices will be 80 80 per day, and II hired '"f
three days, 50 90 per day ,,,rrc
Jw
Iul1
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nUESSIiANE to two DEGREES OF the circuit Sn-
Il pcrior Court of Law and Chanccry. held Tor
lienrco county. at the Capitol III the city oil klcil
niond on the 90 OF Iue, l633 aud ON the 10Th June
1886 pronounced il the suit of Preston and others
against Pendeion and others, now depending III the
sad Court-the subscriber, commissioner appoint
ed by that Court. will Oh Saturday, the 29th day OF
July nc xt proceed to sell, at public auction Tor READY
money before the front ioor of the Franklin Hotel
in the town of Lyuchburg, one certain tract or par
eel of LAND living and being IN the county oil lamp
BELL, on both sides OF Whipping creek, called ana
known by the name of Locust rhickct and
said to contain BY seventeen hundred anu 'hit
ty-six acres be the same more OF less DeihS ui'
same LAND which was conveyed by deed OF trust
dated the 26tl day OF November, lS!2, anu duiy re-
corded in the Clerks office OF the County 1ouit o
Campbell, the 9th Of lnuaty lo23 oy ii''a" W.
Pendlcon Mary c. his wife, Tor the purposes ther9-
inmentioned q which deed Is tlledln the SUIT above
mentioned in which the two above DEGREES were pro-
nounced. This LAND is part OF a larger tract, cs-
hmated to contain eighteen hundred acres, "nch
was conveyed BY Robt. Alexander to the sad IL
liam G. Pcndleton and Mary Il. his wlle by decd OF
the cath of of December 1873, duly recorded IN the
County Court of Campbell. II Is bounded ny ana
crossing whipping creek, and by lands OF Duh'y Ter
rel, Philip Payne, and DIR. John Slaughter as WI
more fully appear by the deed OF trust recorded a
aforesaid in the Office of the County Court OF Camp
bell and filed in the suit OF Preston and others asans
Pendleton and others, in the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Henrco county, and VII
be sold by authority of the two DEGREES OF 18th June
1888, aud 25th June, 1886 pronounced by the sai'
Court. WM NEKERVIS, Commissioner.
MAY % t29Jul.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

TFNllE subscriber, beg leave t" inform ther trends
l. and the public generally, that they have pur-
chased tins valuable property, and prepared to ac
comnodae all those who may favor Us with CALL
The house will be furnished with neat and plain fur
ui,urc and cursor, tine best that can be procur
ed our bar with the best OF liquors. and our stable
with the best the market affords.
Our senior has great experience IN the business,
and we pledge ourselves 10 use the most ndeatIgabe
exertious To render visitors comfortable, and Il
greeabe MILAN III ~
JAMES NJ LA\GIlORNE.
y. B.-The subscribers are prepared to accom-
MEDIATE and would like To few yearly Boar
ders. w. H.
}. NJ. l..
Iynclburr, Oct. 81 Is
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TO Mr. Thomas u. siaiilesand Hu-
cX his wife:

NOU will be pleased to take notice, that will,
%, Thurs tv the lOtli DIV OF August next. At
the Law On.cc OF Nu,tairc Lovlu. in Logan county.
Kentucky proceed To take the drpoSItions of suudt,
witnesses Ia be read violence on the tfil of two
Writ, of Right depending and und tcrnlined in the
Circuit Snpcro. Court OF Law and Chauccry for
Nelson county in Que otwhch You arr pal.tifls and
Gaine.is plaintiff and we are defend nis and IT,.
arom any the said dcpn>llions shah hot be
ken completed on that day, the, will be continued
from nay IN day TIL finished. Also, Fuday the
lst day OF september ncNt, ut the Eagle llo
tel, in Richmond, will oceed TO take the de-
positions OF snndry L her wit.tsscs, to be rcld rs
idence the trial o the same causes, when and
where you may attend ii You think tit.
louts. DC.
WILLIAM MASSIE and
WALLER MASSlE,
Sons OF Thomas .Nassie, Jr.
HENRY MASSIE. and
THOMAS NASSlE.
Sons OF Henry AIassic. and
THOMAS MASSlE,
Son OF William Alassc;
The said " Ham and " aller Alasse by Thorn
az Mas,ic. Jr., specially assigned teir guardl-
an al lltrm; and the SAID Henry and Thorn
as Massir, (,ons OF Henry Ma,,Ic1 and the
said Thomas Ma>sie, (son ol " llimm Mas
sie) BY William Massc, specially assigned
their guardian, 10 defend them IN tins cause.
July 5 I'm
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POs.lrlaA


DEAR SIN : ask the favor OF YOU To publish the
accompany my pro Get Tor the re-rstablishment of \
National Bank, and some remarks Illustrative of the
losses andneomenencc sustained b, the Government
i'' the want oi one during the war.
our friend, d. A. SMITH
CHILLY ' ALLEY, July TO- 1897
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- fof National hi}Ee,a,ry
.HEEASI.nA Alsr.

On the principle OF Glrucs, which va cadearnt -
aet on towards all mcn aud al parties VIC gve place
In III" following note
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y IL In r. :.

nNE CASE fine and very handsome English
~ Fancy Prints, just opened at
}sne - IS
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BENJAMIN IL. WOOD, having bcen
practically engaged IN manuiacn,iu,
h''' Tor ten years, and lately residing SIX
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VALUABLE EAND H'Ols SALE.

I.vnclnbure, Oct. ,
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remains, and TO pledge myself that !
will faithfully execute the office I am
about to fill. bring with me settles
purpose TO maintain the Institutions OF
my country. which. trust, will atone
Tor the errors I commit.
In receiving from the people the sa-
cred trust twice confided 20 NV illus.
trious predecessor. and which he has
discharged so faithfully and so well, I
know that | cannot expect to perform
the srduous task with equal ability and
success. But, uniied a. I have been
IN his counsels. . daily witnes, of his
exclusive and unsurpassed devotion TO
ms countrys welfare. agreeing with
him IN sentiments which his country
men have warmly supported, aud per
mitted TO partake largely Of his conf
denee. ! may hope that some~ ha, of
The same cheering appreciation will be
found to attend upon my path. For
nun. but express. with my own, the
wishes OF all-thst he may vet long
live to enjoy the brilliant evening OF
his well-spent life; and. for myself.
conscious of but one desire. faithfully
TO serve my country, throw myself,
without fear, on its justice and its kind
ness. Beyond that. only look 10 the
gracious prote OF the Divine Be-
ing. hose strengthening support hum
bly, solicit. and whom I fervently pray
to look down upon US all. May it be
among the dispensaiions OF HIS provi-
dence To bless our beloved country
with honors and with length of days;
may her ways be ways Of plessanine,s,
and all her paths be peace.
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Prime Jefferson Land
FOR SALE

y consequence Of the purchaser falling
- TO comply With the terms OF ,sle, The
subseriber again offers, at private sale,
his FARM, lying shout midway between
Charlosiown and ShePhc rd.town, containing
80 acres Of fr.t-rato LAND, inferior TO
none in virginia The improvements con
.,.t OF large Brick iwo.story Dwelling
House, Smoke House, Barn, SisbIing, And
every necessary out-buildiug, all new aud oi
the very best description The farm is well
wntered. The land is in the finest state OF
cultivation, and - we'll set IN timothy and
clover Terms made known on application
to the subscriber.
JOSEPH F. ABELL
March q 1877
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BsLrINoRE, March J, 1897.
FLOUR -H1rsrd sirs,i i, very dull, and
we are not aware OF airy transaction, having
'aken place since our last report. We quote,
non'na'iy, at sos from stores, and $40. 81
sI025
GRAM Hh,af-We note sale. Of II nOo
bushels Foreign Red Wheat, fair quality. q,
-, l6, and 1000 bushel. good rel at 4. "a
Ry'-We quote Maryland at lbs Corr-
We note sales &c yellow at 80 cts. white ~
worth about Sc cents. Oats IS cents
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THE FREE PRESS.
CHARLESTowM.
TfiI sasDAV. ma aCI o. ,.s,

Tho sun of Tennessee mas set, and IL. Sa-
'sllite Of New York has arisen. SATURDAY last
terminated the Presidential career Of Andrew
Jackson, and wa, the beginning Of the reign
OF Martin Van Buren,. The Farewell Addres.
OF the one, and the Introductory Speech Of
the other, will be found in our paper Of to-day
We copy from the correspondence Of the Bal
'imore Chronicle, the following account OF
the End and the Beginning
This morning, 9th Of March al an
early hour, the whole town, with ITS
thousands Of strangers, was as,ir and
moving TO the capitol. The oaths OF
office were 10 be taken by the Vice
President and new Senators in the
Senate. and from it the procession was
to go TO he eastern portico Of the build
ing. where the coronation was TO take
place. The Senate chamber was soon
filed. Al half past lO O o'clock. 4. NJ.
Johnson was led in by Felix Grundy,
and took his seat opposite the Pre,iden,
ofthe Senate. who, after briefly inform
ing him of his election, gave up his
seat TO the new incumbent. The old
keniuckian was rather nervous at first
when he rose 10 make his address. /,
was common place and vapid. He
spoke Of his incapacity for the Office,
(which no one ever doubted and OF
tho high character Of the Senate. (Which
every body doubts.) He called IL the
most august legislative body under the
sun-at this. Clay gave a peculiar up
ward roll Of his eyes as though beseech-
ing Heaven 10 Save the mark" After
this the new Senators were sworn in.
A short time after. the foreign Minis
tiers and their suites. richly dressed ,en
tered. and made . brilliant feature in
the scene. There was no appearance
OF the President for more than an hour
afte., and every oLe was yawning in
Imitation Of the new Vice President,
who sat all that time twirling his thumbs,
staring yacan,ly around. and looking
as though he were wondering what
the devil brought him iherev' Van
Buren,, With the Hero" entered at
half past IL o'clock. Jackson looked
very fatigued, and worn out, but savage
nevertheless.
The procession then went out 10 the
portico on the east front Of the Capitol,
and then Van Buren, made his obeisancc
TO the people. and before saying a word
Of himself read The farepeH address Of
-3RdTeD Jackson The Presiden at :
voice Wns heard Clearly to some dis
lance. but was drowned with frequent
shouts from the peoples most sweet
voices"
Gen. Van Ness was master Of cere-
monies, and seemed to give the hin,
for every round Of applause s' the spec
iators appeared to take the time from
his baton. The reading was long and
MIR. Van Burcn'S head must have been
very cool during the lecture. Al last
II was finished. Van Ness moved his
lat for another shout-the music struck
up, the people sent forth another huz-
"a, the coriege broke up, the Senators
returned To their Chamber, and the Pre-
sident and Ex-President. with their re-
tinue, took their way to the Executive
Mansion. To receive the situations oi
such ks might think themselves worthy
to beIembraced ~ the list Of those uho,
IN pc language Of the committee oil
Arrangements, are their friends.
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NOTHCKa-

eP- FAIR will be held in Shepherd
town about the middle Of May. (of which fur
ther notice will be- given,) for the purpose of
furnishing the new Presbyterian Church with
Lamps. Hangings, &c, To which the friend. of
the church, of every denomination, are afFec.
hpnstely solicited 10 aid.
81 The Rev. Mr.. SIMPSON will preach IN
the fre,byterian church in Charlestown ON
Sunday next, at IL O'Clock, \. NJ
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Many II our contemporaries are rel sicing
no little At the termination Of the reign Of An
drew Jsckson. For ourselves. We ere not
prepared 70 unite In these thsnk.giVings Ws
must hr,t know What bs. been gained by the
sHehanEs q Andres Jackson for Msrun Van
Buren,. iIss not ihs latter pledged himself %
"foiiow in TIE footsteps n BE iiu,tflous pre-
deosssoT. " ard carry out the msasurss vh,eh
be has 20 Eloriousiy begun" " tbs pledge
be fulfilled. where " the ssoss for eongraisls.
ton VIII DOT the vsr uPos ihe Currency
b. Kept UPS like system Of Executive inter.
msddiinE Ehh or Rssioasl ard stats Eiec-
tons b. continued the doctrine thsl ''io Ne
sictOrs belong the spor'. stiii pfaeiissd 81 sod
The sane sSiraVssart sSpenditurs u the pab-
lio money encouraged, Sc ks.i we sdnn
there u murb rom Tor hors Mr.. van 10
renh PopYiariy, unlike Geo Jseksons .. vii
oot h. "sbls 90 stssd sny thisg@ lls sni
have 20 folloE TIE people. iastssd % he pso-
PIE following bin It's duty ell ~ % obey
not sommsnd--ths servant. and noi o., mae
ter q ne people From ths s,ts poser. ~.
Ws shall have nothing 10 fssf ~ short. ss
msy uih safety Ssjo,es ~ en- y,ssyses ~
some iniis inprovsmsni Ia ar pai'tiesi ,gsirs
lrt Ser Nr vss pBr-ss si0iaisffs0,s N
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pUBLTC SAP.EI.

HAVl\G dslSrm,nsd 10 remove 70 N.
IN Wet. viii cell. q. 7sssst. n. 2.,.
'".iI"i, t-vL'o..j ny
Hou'fhoI and K.fs'n Fvyn.fuy,
srcu
Beds. BejstsAd. sd Bp1dIr-
one Bureau, dining snd brs.sfsu Table,
One hrst-rSts Clock. . ,si. Chars,
Ons Corner CUPBOARD, PoisIad O,on,
keuie.. Tubs. \ Sr Al,o.
A.Ou: 600 ~vis1i HATUS.
Also, fuii sen yIss-smtU's Tools. raft
OF shIch arc new
Some CsrPeuterI sud sons sScs.Mahsr's
Tools,
Horse Shoss read, nsis. son,s ord iros
Que u-~ Cert, 'rD0eG 60 the bet maYpsf
Oos NbstlBsrrow, snd MANY other art.
elss. too humorous 90 mention
credit Of siX month, Ndi be given o.
all sums over o., by the purchaser siving
bond VIII spP'o''d security Al sun, ua-
der o.. csin. sslv 10 coumsbcs carl, IN
the deg. when due stisudsace all Re E,4se
ty DAWN ulGu.
N,~iH gL..-. Sgrrrs VA
March >. 1881
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.fdtniniSfrofOr,s Aryc.

NAiLL he offered. tt rahiic ,,,, ~,
w Saturday The llih Est tN.reh
ill THE Personal PROPERTY
belonging 10 the e.tsie Of Doctor 81 Fo..
ter decd, consisting, Ia part, u . nun.b.r
" 'alusb'e .NEDIJ.iL BOOkS,v ll man,
o'her Vslu~h'e Book. and a'z,ie,, q othsr
articles iIch ~ Nhop Turoit,r- &c &r-
also, one valuable -hit!- No5s. S.4d.r
bfidis, "a SO. It's sale - take ri.c, 81
The Dweiiing Hous. ofHr E.v.t Asp.i...,
IA SnspbsrtItown. m vtish &C Sion, ol IN.
dseea.s1 ~Ss Kept 1h- term, of .s,s~Ji
oe made tnosn oH th- ~ ~ ,,l-. ua..
due .ttsmdsucs Niil O.. si,sa.t,
ions r tOuNj :. .!la.-
Shsphe-d-'oW Nsrrh9 t-17
All psr-oo. iods7;ci - - e..,,,
OF Or : W Foster deed, 80 re-. ..iao -
make fa,r neDt without i,i.,. sad al per
sons haVfng claims G.au,t sd .,tat. -,u
present them, properly suIhso,icatrt. for
'e"'smenis }. 7. c. .fd..'r
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COIIs IIl isNiOme1.,s N..Ee.

pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
y superior Court OF Law and Chancery
Tor the county Of Frederick. rendered on the
18th OF October, 1895, ~ the case Of Peter
hoo'efs executors against walter o. SeIby
&c VIII be offered for yale. 81 pu5lio suc-
ton. on Hsdas.day the 26iL dog Of .Iprii n.xt.
st Daniel Eniier's tavern IN sbspberdstouu
the foliO.ins tracts or parcels Of
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MARRIED.

On Thursday the 23d ult.. by he Rev Mr..
Hargrave, Mr.. NosrooNyRY SLsNoS, 10 Mi..
Iuer WILrsHIRE, daughter Of MIR. Bennett
Wiltshire. all ri this county.
On Tuesday morning last. by the Rev MIR.
hargra'e, MIR WiLLi,N :. LocK. Merchant
OF this town. to Mis-. JrLA A. wrsoSo.
daughter Of Mr.. Michael wysong 81 this place
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-09

NY virtue % deed Of tfu,t. e1seu,si
~ oy John IIsdWhol, sad ~ reeoed >.
ihs ClsTks Office ~ Jefferson Count, Court.
re suhs,riprf W'il 'fsf i3rssls. 90. Monday
TO 9Oth daJ of hsfsu. net tbslnE mo brit
day % the ColuJ Vartt, Of FsfVtnx
Utsnsds, Pi3ughs, iiarfo~s. wheat $40,
CuttinS BoEs.. SC. AGO, iIou..hoid sad
kitchsn Furniture, ntds sud Bedding, re-.
oist sud thsifs, Oas Ten Pis;s stove, ssd
ole Sic -. Terms. cssb
WI {. WORTHiNGToS.
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