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From The Burlington Free Press, Noc. 26.

From the Burlington Free Press, Nor. 26.
agementb ctceen The Lopalists and Patri-
.a's.. ots-sicteen killed and rounded!
BY the steamboat Franklin which arrived at 0
o'clock this morning, we learn that an engagement
has taken place between 200 of the British regulars
and the Canadians at ST. Dennis in which the latter
was successful The loyalists lost IT, killed and
wounded, and two brass pieces. The patriot loss
was not known.
1t appears that the patriots have made stand at
St. Charles about 30 miles below Montreal and are
repairing an old French fort. Their number is
stated at two thousand or more, well armed and
furnished, and that they have eight brass pieces.
On wednesday, detachment of eight hundred
regulars and three hundred volunteers left Montreal
with the intention of breaking up this post They
landed on Thursday, and had taken up their line of
march, for ST. Charles. The advance guard con-
sisting of 200 regulars, had proceeded as far as St
Dennis, when they were attacked by the Canadian
populace, and after severe engagement driven
back with the loss above stated a.na
On Thursday night steamboat arrived at Mon
treal, bringing the bodies of the slain, when new
detachment consisting of the entire regular force in
The next boat will undoubtedly bring us further
lish in another bulletin All seemsto depend on the
result of this expedition as the entire regular force
of the government is engaged in it, The patriots
have foundry at ST. Charles and are casting their
own cannon.
Report says that the patriot force at ST. Charles Is
under the command of two French Officers of dis
tionction, trained under Bonaparte OF this. how
ever we have no authentic information
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after, there must have been an engagement al ST.
Charles, only six miles from 81. Dennis, baiween
The Canadians under Papineau, amounting to near
Of the first Royals, amounting TO near 500, with
IA pieces Of artillery Papineau Is In the old Fort,
and has with him two OF Napoleons officers in com
mand He has also foundry for casing cannon.
We are waiting the result anxionsly. The falher
Of Mr.. T. s. Brown one Of the leaders of the French
parry, arrived here this morning and brings this
intelligence" 33
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NOTICE.

rT,EE New York and Boston Illinois Land Company
i will offer at public auction at their Office in the town
of Quincy Adams County, Illinois, Monday the 9th
day Of November next 100000 Of their Lands stu
ated in the Military Tract in said State.
Lists Of the lands may be had the office Of said Com
pany in Quincy and at A Wall Street New York.
minimum price will be affixed TO each lot at the time
Il is offered.
JOHN TILLSON, Jr
Agent for the N. Y. & b. MI. l. Co.
Aug 25, 1885,.
lawtNoy--S
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move. No evil at least, can result from the policy
we advocate and we feel sure we should find II as
bread east upon the waters which win return to US
afier many days.
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DAUL II. BORLAND begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has taken the lately
pied by James Richey where he will, all times, be
pleased to wait on customers.
A. w DENHAM, manufacturer Of Copper, Sheet-iron,
and Tin ware will always be found the above store
ready orders for any article in his line.
large assortment Of Stoves Crates, Lamps and Tin
ware, kept constantly hand Zinc Roofing, Spouting
and Guttering done at the shortest notice.
Pennsylvania Avenue, S doors east Of 9th street
Nov. 10. ..:s
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In addition the poems Of the above named authors
selections comprising the best productions Of than
four hundred other American WRITER'S will be given the
work progresses.
The American anthology viii be published the first
Saturday of every month. Each number will contain
seventytwo royal octave pages printed in the most beau
ul paper OF superior quality and more
portraits on steel, with other illustrations. .a
Price, Five dollars per annum payable in advance.
The first number will be published in December.
Subscriptions received in NewYork, Ivy Wiley y Put.
nam, lei Broadway, and Griswold & Cambreeng, lis
Fulton street All letters to be addressed post pad to
y #9E RUFUS w. GRlSWOLD,
Sec ~ Y lat. Anfigunian Association
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WE have for sale, which viii have made up the
w best manner
20 pieces super black Cloths.
100 do ribbed and plain Cassimeres ....
20 do plain and figured velvet Vestings.
SO do coored and black Silk vestings.
BRADLEY g. CATLETT.
Sep g-3tw2wS ..f.
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An extensive bed of Iron ore has been discovered
near Putnamvie, Indiana
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MINES, &e.-J. B. MORGAN a. co. are now re
wv eeiving from the Robert Gordon and President, =
fine assortment Of wines, &c, partly AS follows:
Wines Of The Rhins--Hockheimer yinages 1881, 1927,
1925 Rudesheimer Cabinet 1884 Johannesberger 1927,
1894 Marcobuner 1927, 1884; Seinwein 1884 Stein
berger 1927 With number OF low-pneed Hook wines.
CAampsgnss--0f the Cabinet, lihs Is said TO be the
best brand OF Chsmpagnes imported) Anchor, Grape,
Bacchus, and Heart brHnds.
Cordiais-M arischino, Curacao, Absoynthe, Stomach
Bitter and other Cordials
Sheryiss--Pale and Brown, very superior
,Madeuas-From Blackburn a. Howard, March d. Co.
Guards Pale Brandy, very superior
London Porter Brown Stout, and Scotch Ale
Sardines, tmfles, anchoyy paste, French mustard,
pickles, &c. 10000 superior Havana segars.
We have about 10000 bottles Of old wines, Maderas
and Sherries most OF them very old with every variety
Of wines and liquors in wood.
All orders from abroad punctualy attended to- and no
charge for packing
sept 26-0t j. u. MORGAN q co,
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Approved

!, the undersigned, Secretary of State of the Re-
is a true copy Of the original, now on file in my
Office.
Given under my hand and seal of Office, at the
City of Houston, the third day of November one
thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven.
r. A.lRION
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Correspondence Of ne Albany Argml

"BuRLNGroN, Nov 26, 1897
Dear Sir--I enclose You in haste and extra from
one of our Offices which you may rely as correct;
and furthermore il Is expected that but few hours
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The following is translation of the address to
which we adverled yesterday, as having been
issued by number Of the most influential French
Canadians, in Montreal, 10 their misled country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-18
United States. 7EeN;eo : Texas.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NV okL-A>e. NJ, :.
Sac. he in.onn,f:,s ny Iellri aliAc
ca.t el.el derived iioll aghea!e .eusIoz-- a-o'
r,,,5sa rosscssr>, = 1.aly -.sdaals .e.c, but
,t.zu-o As ray apa,a- csccealea -ot The eoHdae-
Tors 5ftLe public isEyaals--I Learn tEon rersor
~ho .et Vera CIUz oa he I1ta d arril tAai u N#s
TIE genoa, bae. the.e iGst ',s,r sa.iI 30 Tn
r,i S.1;fs WA inevitable Ia3eea. aH =. 2tto
fion another seso. =! Il ,ls i'n2 al=zf3 teaal O
his passsor.s " tao 49, Hl1s#eg q lie lastet
states len SO s.roag ~ IL lssloa on de md Of
the Mexican Anisiry S 10 &c l4e "e.ei"i51 81
tic Cni,ei States to Arra, tas ny aid NIKE "aI
upcn Mckee ~ aet7s, thai an Irtsees com
missions were sent tlgce or aEr months ago TO Tic
.reuts ofN.xieo ahsaad. taga n Other places 90
- D,ufsen 10 be. iSsael cE Tie news G., tie tist
-,oyemea Of hostile 0a,arc : ipst he persons OF
property Of NeAicaus Il tbs be tr"s, leave u 70
vau 10 nudge ~ha &c lena mt tie floating Com
fscroe of the Tm.ed Sts'ls. and especially The
vast amount Of p1epcu. IN TIE Pacific Ocean,
would hayo'besn IN II Congress had seconded Gen.
lacAsoasrecoWrieodaisa Of 'rJT5ssJs a. alBsl Ny
,co.
Mexico al all correspond til dir a; NerH Gu1, II
mas be "a her expected thttjN mr1hol he amy I'm
de- Brayoupon Texas h'lllo STAYED. aHdt6H fheynI
be instructed 20 act upoa III defensive against the
troops winch u Is Iun1or5l oar Government seed
ing to the sabine which eeaaN, g coursa arc ~.
" intended 10 act as So; al dofIda alors, 10 ne
vent the spread Of i1.htalY esuttGlnu arlun- ibs
Indians. The prevalence of lhs behei which Lave
.i1,ed in Mexico NAY b 1hn sah7uon Of Tie Tex
ans, fer whom eouia.s ~ apPtheas as had been
great, excited.
General Santa Anaa, va viii surprised 70 leaG.
IL .spn,tca ne go'us 10 EuiaFc ,ui iU1 yrai, fin
dlac, presume. thai circumstances aIe uUHfJraslt
70 his present ,le"s IA Mexico, 1ul beas regarded
Nth suspieioo ~ The present rules Ui tt oouufy.
bncaasc 81 l1s SurNa=el disposition t. .oupous,
the authority which >ieo s.d' c.ai"'of,f The fsT-
iifulN Of eNas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-18

Y ssnlS re-. Ma Is.
The news Of he .'orpacr of the Banks IN the
,tfses NaIt 81 WI received III tins rs With thu
deep irf,Icsf phirh ltas NATURAL, produce c,rrs
ph.r# In, al H. ctett teer,e Of surprise. howe
breu .sarrta. s9n. "e"ks past. ihss lie course Of
thlne ''sI Them uaos pressure ci tbe rol.e, o.
tie Goyssl.Ec,t, was teid.ag .la1,iatly 70 s.l =
"a .asf9,eh.. We .aefs,ard, that tic Lau q tie
Me. Jpo g. being tie depo3itebauh, aaI sut,ainc1
~ tie Cove eGe4i, announced THAT would Eot snt-
Ieaa rasfn'ft, aad conunuod 10 fay all yesterday
IS ii IT, Baal o Nashneton, lsh.ah also Las IL
traet. :. r. pesu0n Of Go,ernreat derosi,csj-
.ls.-s.1sst. no'ier who, u issued. ard which an-
reais in anothe. column. The Ptuouc, Dauk tie
auft ott = ros'irt.aH the eiy--srslainel, W. be-
Hcss, ouf Is ~ atn fesorfccs-de lined paving uut
specie rsl'y, de5un- Ii pruder', ior tie IT senl
as are iuouoHa. 10 "1i the artuH Of oihr. men
lGteuH ard tl' course oil cycais IA other eli 80.
lun hteAaudtia and Georgetown VI Ia, MOI head
positively, bur The current information I'm the cit AS
evening "3s, thatlry, following the example get IN
tic gc1.el efcs bid all suspended spccic ps,mcnf.
Mt M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-18
NEW YORK MEETING.

The proceedings Of the New York meeting PoS'
sess great importance though Of course tlcif iH'c
Is somewhat diminished by the suspension oil sl''s'
payments. which is the fa0lc Of the grand cfi'''
ntcnt. There is no lower deep" III coh""''
cal and moniel cmbarassments, than the unN''S'
destruction Of The credit syster-the reGula'"'s
credit being themselves protested and dishoho''.
There are two matters connected with the proce'a
lngs of that meeting. however, to which we "o'''
ask the attention of ourrcadcrs.
The first is Mr.. Van Buren's arful aus'on 10 NV
Specie Circular, and his false position IN reference "
tit not false assertion lie describes that act Oh us'
patiun-that arrogant defiance OF law--as having o.N
issued by his predecessor, far tie purpose Oh e'''
cling strict execution OF the act of Congress WIN
forbds the allowance of croIH on the sales oil P"'"
lands" That this was Aot +" the purpose u -
Specie Circular is evident from the reasons "'
Al the t,m6 Gifts promulgatlon-ahd stu iar'he'
lis own import and meaning tor, 1t says no'
word about crcdH sales, they being already P'o",
ed by the law of S20, which ii IS untfnly sau
the Circular was designed to enforce. Inc -
lid no,. NJ Van Rurte sr"p"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-18
SUSPENSION II BALTIMORE.
BALrIMnNL.. M L.

BALr1MoUg. Mn l2.
ne CheefS and DiTs ctorS OF the several Banks In
this cit, have al resolved In ,ii.perd H.. ;d -,
nod'paymeats III specie. I his measure ilslr en- forced
upon them by the course Of the Banhslathc North
ern cities OF New Iorl, ana Phadelpn7. Much as
such state OF things is to be depccaci. II IS evident
mat IN the present Instance, II unavoidable In
'he 'nea. 'nnc' Tie tuiies confidence may be safely
reposedf in the issues OF tie Band $ which viii ansyo,
all the binary purpose Of local business quite as
VIZ ~ "'fe'eiofs .Cars nisis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-18

ert1sin. 10 regulate az deposits md currency ie'
party purpose. las lug il own graz aud "onld IN
T., tho eounfr, 40. rafher rhaa lcraet rs wick
cd measures or sekte~ ledge is errors. " anttei-
pIe that YOU also must sa=p.nd sre@ic payments To
be north and l3ok With deep auHiet: ior news BY
very nal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-18
RATHER SEVERE-Tbo II.

~ HIN NEN EkE.-'Thc Un1 Toh, n
Clayton 81 Delenare, sentenced man W.
y 'ug OF the Court, at Sm>ma, for
h"iaPPi9S to stand tonr hours in the niIloy, .br4
to receive upon the bare bach Sky r,>b.s mn. f,,r
'Hs IN solitary confinement, Sold for seven years
S,'.ict 70 tIle hest bidder and pay inc of ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-18

Tic Lons''l lie Journal rhns describe, an affair Of
aonor" Jnel opposite the city yesterday. John
smith and Henry Jones. Smiths bah broke Jopcs's
ann smith shot through the heat, Expired i'm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-18
T'EfUsMAN q SUPERINTENDENT

RE now receiving their Spring supply of
: n HAzs I'D " ARE, Comprising a general as
eorincnt Of Iron Steel Castings Building Mate
rails Cabinet Maker Materials Cutlery; Scythes
GAains and Tools OF every description all Of which
they are determined TO sell at very low prices
Nav IL ;c .,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-18

ooMNanoHs roRrEa.-rhc National IntcIl,rcn.
Ger Of Monday states tha' Commodore Porter has re-.
signed lbs commission. ''o ''-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-18
SS AEggD.

4 Apprentice to the Printing Business At tha
! a oliiee One n cool moral character oul,
will be taken.
April y ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-18
pnrANEiE tNp#RUsoLu1IoNs.

IL AMI J.. ~ u IA !+fbi't libNS'
FMS meeting, II COMMON WIN their t5now-ciuY
Icee l'lsaHglout III" cou4fry. feel deeply ,cnsLla
Of the Nfe,cat embarrassed and depressed Condition.
"i the com ner,ld community; aui bonn aMlr
that the evils consequent upon such state OF thu.
must ece.snlly extend themselves 10 all cia
s"cieiN, 1t lSfe afdod rs consideration Of the I'll
importance that aoinr eNple>sIon 81 pubic opa7.n
should bs@,'sn =, - iha MeA,nfp4 proper to b.
i"pted u a'e4t &c ciaH.t'.'s witch ne noW ~
d'iiy iEpct 'lng o'' or country nf'!1imn t""a
n"hts" oP'faso2s. II Is satisfactorily aserttam"4
mn tie mlaE I4I II "alea Ife tdhrn l3""
AfouGho1i ihs tEG"l .'s.'s%, Il wei. As ia Euaolr
and other part al Inc "p.i3, hht gf'aa gsaer I
5ugrA IL every Tim r. c#al3'hce l. iia c'atnfi-
sld trans ciohs OF ile eonatf'2S well As the mo
Keyed institutions. SutA lar been the cite 5tih'
general ds.fasl, that The Banks IN al our sr'd
Noub'ih c!bS. II s"l-dr.nncc rave been eoniptilrj
10 suspend specie payments lhc pfHcii'@I Bans
ia ~" "rA, Penhr> ifanla and Maryland h"' r.
sorted 10 r>pgd.cut, aud the Banh OF Nn-""
has resolved TO pursue i >im,lafco'lrse tor lna'
n last. aatj! the storm shall have blown over lhs
being tne case, the mIacIs Bank Of Virginia must
necessarily follow sult' or III. must be g'eaI, 1in'
mclled in her operations and usefulness bN the cupid
ny ot those Who may purchase up her notes and pro-
TT By the general calamity This she must submit
e" though her soNency be never SO questionable l'>
ths nretn2 now verify believes 1t TO be) aud without
any KIND Of benefit to the community Al large.
hfS"ltea, Hcrtofc, fhat tins meeting acc9e"N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-18
SasTAassE wEAI Hs1A1'U FoR sAs.r.

3I''V b7 4-tnI Tor Nh TfrnlId Fmnc1, OF st.
'ouS VIII sell, privately, the following Peal Es'at.,
mr. "oodeh ienoments opposite the Franklin Hotel,
announcer tenement Immediately in thereof together
on Which thoy art erected ~ ~ s'
TO- two ots with connoliou- buildings upon each ,a
'd on TIN lfnchburg and Richmond Turnu,e ronI mi E
"lo Mr. john Ptrcsal's resiicnce u ~
torte!ins, a.. apply to the subscriber
HENRY DUNVINGTON,
a =, .i-fsf her n, Einnfu.
v E.. - -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-18
TREE HILL RACES.

-. D. II
! - ~ - -, ,ia,' ~ nay.
Lar e, ~, ,s'o e.. ~ :,
go1 - n. fI.' ''s''l ~, ,,,lnyo,,nh. .
-. VII. -. :, h.. 81, 1,Eatlea
n, ~. l.. '',' So. - - ''
-, c,ra,.s,.t.. ia. way aft'e mile
S1so'.- - - :, IN ;,,t.1,,,.+, a,iec,i.
heats, 80 49," - 80,
w.. '9 = VINES 81 by caroI,nian. . i. dis.
" III =, ~ 'ts. ps,nn,ly >
.,oS' -. ai''i, 5,lz,i"s : DR.
45,',' y ~, ,s'1ch by Comma.
~, - y, TO-. On, ID d. o,,, RI TO- I'm. 55s.
-, ~ $40
- ~, -, a, f.,r heats uop with ..se b, The Pa
NJ - va. -, =, ,i,,, 5i,, nj ..cr,,
ao's5 COIL 10 '' Low, .C,,,'o p, w. '''' @
..,.,,s,i :, inv ,b,ce year olds ,nrIo heats c,,-
y 'a. a,'', -, aos6S FL. 49,, - ,,.,i,
t ia, 81 ,2oo io',v,' ~ ,I.s',,d
P". w. s..o,,'. ,,ra,rce n S,liy Hornet, bv
D. ;, :, ,.'ll ~ . .
~, IN ,.oo L. ,,L,,o,,h an, oc
us rI, w, ~, ,,,,sn ,''' y .
',"2 ~ ,., ,,od,c.. NJ S,l,o, Til hy
l.uzboron9h.. /
nhe--iih' 7iS' IN 'os'
lhe race won WIN ''ss'
Thlisp DAY,
fInlff'p' urse 3ooo u r. wv a'',1e meats
John iicth ; D II oomff'iilc, y bsfon' o''h
Shyloc4 years old ll8 lbs, 5
Tom n h',,ss h,"oe m '''ehf'9' ny A.
Johanna years oa, ~ IDS b nls.
Joho $ corbd,'s cb c Malvern b, Timo'e-
=, on on years Old loo lo ST., III. J., us
,lipse' dam Creeping Kate 4 years old
lNolhS /
Ja,,, 2. colbin's Oh m Virginia Timber
I'hf' h\Sr 'hafrs, aa" Betsy hoo'n-
son , Years old, l07 lbs {"
Geo. '"od"y"s tn III 'at9afne DAVIS
year oid, ny Monsieur IoHN"n' dam ny
Nf AIchle' 10, l's' " df.
W l.. " hresei IN F.iiAo Ann hy lack
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
4 CARD.

1NilE public ere s'sursi hat Doctor Grit.
- hths NEetraHiE BitsAuie Cos. Or
fttsftR, hiss gwen The most complete and
perfect sst',iaetios, a. = remedy for ps,a..
lameness, snd Wssknes, N the SIDE breast.
and osct, ot sny part % TIE system shsse-
yer % hss been iniroduced snd has super.
tefed TIE use 81 sTery other STRENGTHENING
Fias'sr, wherever ns Virtoss have become
knnan.
u hss hkeu 30 proved iiss'f % ts - sH.
eeilsnt snd sdsctgsl remedy foF Rheuma-
tam ard tpfns pron re feet. % proof Of
~t'ch, nothing further need hs sdiured thsf
The fact hat 4pssfds n ~ 900 rolls II thss
Plaster hsve been sold during ne past see.
son. upon ne sea board 30 tbs u,rddls and
northern sfstss
Tue Afflicted caanot hesnsfe % give ns
tfial, shen they sfs mf1rmsd thst ne nstu.
fsctgrer pledges bimself 81 sv@fy eass. o.
take bsrt ne Plaster. snd fsfond ths mo
usy n u should DOT BE- foaod 10 ansssf fs
recommendation
Just received. sbd fof ssis b.
gOSEPH q. BAYS, Hgpsrs- Fsyyy.
AHD
HAYS = HIGGINS. SAsyAvSss.-.-
Juss ., is3e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
pAEaCNEy-

2Ntiis thorough. bred son OF American
- Eclrsr, dam by Sir ArebS,) viii m.,.e
his NEXT season Of the stable OF The suJ.cri-
her. mites from Chariestown. Eclipse
Won N. quiokes, { mile rae. ever run in the
United ststes. Paniunky. r-ev,ors To- being
injured, proved himself 10 te Of the fr,t or
der Of race hc..--. sud uhen we cons ider
his great 'i<e. aud that he - tho first of the
tue Eclipse stock thu: has been brought to
."'' region OF country, he wilt no doubt IT.
tract that stt-ntion from breeders which he
50 cninently deserves.
Pedigree, performances, sc. will be pub
li.hed la due time
SAMUEL. CAMERON.
Jefferson county, Jan. 10, 1897 st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
NOTICE.

II TAKE this method VI Informing nv
N friends and customers, th., have .oId
my Stock Of Goods 10 South Bolivar TO Mr.
GeorGs koouce, who, In future, will eonti-
nue. business at the Store House lately ceeu-
ped ~ the. ! tender nay thouk.. ard feel
grateful 10 my friends aud customers Tor the
very liberal support have received from
'Ae'n' 'nd hope they All continue ~ rs,ro.
"'<e my SUI cessor--he les .ns, .. 90, hat
very eSetlon ard Pa.ns val ae u,ed 20 ave
,ntiro satisfaction.
DAr.D EuoNcE.
ianusry 10, 1857.
r. Sit beias nrc',saty that ! should
close oil 10Y uus"t,lsJ s1courts--t . ,hs,s-
fore To be horet. that all indebted will So.
The neee'si;. of complying with my request.
NJ the business n ia 10 closed DIX
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
kOi. .Nnic.

YHNtIE WHITE House IN Chlrls,,oUn.
~ The former residence ef ane e the
subscribers, situated on the M1in-S stree, m
sa,j to"n. " - one of The most desirable
situations for family having ,ard with
good stshl-; and Smoke House. The house
- ccnmod'on' AMI pleasant. The interior Of
which has re"ently been repaired. There
sre tEo houses belonging 10 said .oi that osn
be rented ~ Offices or shops.
Shouts the above property not be sold, 81
private sale, before the 6r', day OF April
next. It vii, on TIA, DAY, DO offered At public
sac ~ tie subscribers. For terms, Appiy
TO either MARY MANNING, or
= r.. HRISCOE
P.elmcnt, Dec. %. Is36.-if
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FREE PRESS.
ScslisaHp. wtuHtT. AT
TWO DOLLARS 4 fifty orr.

TIN sANsNt-H
Payable half yearly bot TIE D.,a.ss
~iil bs received ~ payment 10 fuH. Il pa
entirely % sd,snes Whenever pavsssst 10
deferred beyond the expiration 81 the ysar.
interest vii ~ ebsrTed
- Subscriptions fpf sIx nohths, a. &c. 70
- pad isVsfssly ~ sdrspes.
ADV EHTislSG
The terms q advertising are for q sausrs
o. les ~ Tor three 'ussftions--larEsr aass
~ me as"e proportion Eaeh esntinusaes
Is essts PER square.
- Al sdTsrssmsBts not spasrsd for =
specific ti@s. uiIl be eeatinasS vstl fogSlS.
- sAsggsd asssnMsTAs
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NNkEs MS method to form 81 psrsons
n sho have open sesount. on n, Boil,
That he has made change IN bis bushes.
snd /" hereiOfs necessary that sn &c.
counts on b.. books should bs closed 90
speedily - possible. u - hope5 that ell
PeSsoos having open account. ~iii cell ~itA-
out delay and close them sithsr by Dsy@sst
OF bV note.
shsphs rdstown. Nov. }. 1875
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Store House - Dlrc!lins
zen QEJT.

GO@k LIASI q.
NOR RENT, the Store i'cu'- nd nvol.
- lnR. situated ~ BuLker--iIiil. Berke.
ley county, Va. Tho store ilou-e :, sub
stsntial two-story store hBi'dinz. formerly
occupied By Myers g. Cleveland. u Que
ofths best situations for store Ia yirs,i,.
teing In rich and thickly settled neishbor-
hood. The Dwelling ~ of frame. AID 10
convenient 10 the store - attached 10 STA.
HE, &c. Possession given Immediately
For further particular. spply "a the sub.
Eer,bsr. Eusrdlan q he heirs ~ DavI ~
SNYDER. deod. livi0g rear the Ford MHis
JsGersoa county, vHEiniN.
DISICL sSYDCa.
Jan. 5, 1857 If