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ENGLISH IND CAN1DI1N FREEDOM
CONTR4STED.

Ex,rsc, from the Rev. J. Il. Stephens Speech,
delivered at var, assenblsge Of Char,ists in Lon
don, On the 4,h Of May
:" In the same newspaper Of this morning,
which contains a proposition on the part
OF Ministers To abolish the Constitution Of
Jamaica. with the view Of putting an end
II the slavery Of the blacks, there is proc
amalion by the Queen, which proposes to
abolish the British constitution, Tor the
purposes OF preventing the emancipation
Of The slaves in England. If the people
of England had one real representative in
the House Of Commons, the first thing he
would do on Monday (his nght) would
he to rise up in his place and move for the
impeachment OF Ministers who had advised
the Q ueen 10 put her name TO the treason
able document. Renewed applause)-
and before sitting down, such representa-
tive would move for repeal Of the act
which prevents the people from training
and drilling.
The police were taught to fright about
face and TO quick march, He (Mr.
Slephehs) believed that they would find,
some Of those days, that they had not been
taught ,ihcse exercises in vain.-( Laugh
ter and applause.) IF the police be thus
trained, they will perhaps find that the
people can train also. The time will come
when the people will form the determine
iion either 10 die or to be free.-The proc
lamation last night issued in the @ ueen s
name, instead of being according to the
English law, is treason to the English con-
sttution. IL ought TO kindle fame Of
Indignation in every breast, and 10 raise
every arm, and cause the people to come
TO the resolution 10 suffer ten thousand
deaths rather than submit to he ensIaved
byit.-(Loud & long continued applause. }
He believed the time was not far distant
when the dogs of war which were now
barking would be let loose, and would not
be satisfied until they have bounced upon
their victims.
Then the latter will feel disposed TO take
ed cheers.) Much as he Mr.. Stephens)
hated the idea Of bloodshed, he would
rather be sent that night, that hour, from
that place, to uofurl the standard Of war,
take his station in the battlefield, stand al
the lannon's mouth and face ten THOUSAND
deaths, than live the slave Of the poor law
commissioners. (Deafening plaudits, which
lasted for some time.) II the chrome and
abe altar protected and supported The poor,
then he would support the throne and the
altar; but IL they did no, support and pro-
teci the poor, then he would say-"Down
with the throne-persh the altar"
In Canada it is deemed a high nisde-
msanor," according 10 the Durham and
Colborne laws, "for any person to upbraid,
eensure. sue or prosecute, or ia any ,ray
vaaterer TO modest any Of Orsr faithful and
loyal subjects (the ,oriesl for anything that
may be done in the service Of The Queen. "
Such is Canadian freedom that il a man
dares 10 eensure the government or any al
its pampefed menials. he is dragged away
10 prison for high treason.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-12
William Leggett, Esq. {

Willian, Leggett, Esq. for
merly editor of the Plain
DEALER" and a political writer
of uncommonly vigorous intel
lect, died in New York, last
week. He had been appointed,
and was about to embark, as a
diplomatic agent for Gautema-
la.-Inrestigator.
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10 Ne~ agents for this paper.-Friend
Vail Of Montpelier, recommends the follow
ing gentlemen as agents for the North
American, viz: Barre, VT, Capt. Lewis
Lucas; Waitsfeld, Geo. d. Rice; North
field, John e. Mcclure; Roxbnry, John
NJ. Spading; Mddlesex, Horace Snow,
P. NJ. Calais, DR.. Asa George; Moretown.
r. G. Buckley.
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NOTICE.

TENHIS may certify tina, have given my 500
IL NELSON d. MURPHY, his time and
liberty, during the remainder Of his minority, 10
iransac; business for himself; and consequently
give notice that from and after this date | shall
demand none of his earnings, nor pay any debts Of
his contracting.
JAMES MURPHY.
Swanton, June 8, 1899. 1914
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME Blacksmithing firm Of II. dasisfynt
u Co. is dissolved, and all debts due 70, work
done at the Company's shop, must be Immediately
settled with III. ASSELSTPNE.
Swant,n Time 10 1890 loft
e-J. b. CHIcoIEE has taken the said shop,
and being a Canadian Refugee. driven from his
home and his property BY British tyranny, with
large family on his hands, and being withal good
workman, sober and industrious, we recommend
him to the patronage Of the public.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-12

0J-To OUR SUBscRIBKEs.-Persous who are
receiving the NORTH AMERICAN shall have IT for
81 so, providing they pay tina, sum free Of expense
10 us, or before the 4th Of July next. We want
to keep square with our paper-maker, and il takes
CASH 10 do that.
*s*The Printers are sick, and we are late in
the ina RI ct M
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-12

Netcs From Ctrcassia.--A correspondent Of
the Courier FYancdis at Constantinopie writes,
that the MERCHANTS and traders are deserving en-
n,asse the towns and ports OH the coasts of Geor-
gia and Circassia which have been taken posses
sion Of by the Russians. The exac,hons on one
side, and the repeated incursions Of the Lesghs
the other, are stated to have nearly depopulated
Derbent, Bakow, aud Lin Koran, three. of the prn-
cipal settlements IN that country.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-12

DIR. Holmes, the alledged
murderer of Tasche, who is in
Jail in this village, awaiting the
decision of Judge Bennett, as
to whether he shall be given up
to the Canadian authorities or
not, evinces disposition to
save the Judge the trouble of
deciding the question. The
TAILOR discovered, a few nights
since, that he had in his pos
session an excellent set of tools
to work his passage" through
the CRATES and granite with,
such as files, saws, main-springs
to watches, aquafcrtis, &c.
How he came by them is not
known, though it is suspected.
-Montpelier Patriot.
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THE BRtTIsH QUEES, is the name OF
a new British packe, ship, daily expected
a, New York. " Ia the Library OF Col
umba College there is an old iron crown,
which formerly graced ST. Georges Chap
el"-The idea has been suggested-(and
the y. Y. Commercial Advertiser consI-
ders II happy thought that on her arrival
the Queen shall be crowned with il, by
way Of compliment.
What 4 commentary on American
Arstocracy.
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JUNE 81.

Orders have been issued from Washing
Ia "a eongregs,e all the American ships
81 war IN the Mexican eoas..
Reader do you understand : ifso pre-
hare fos tho onset
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tSy-It is rumored that the Steamer John Bull
was burned on Monday between Montreal and
Sore, several lives lost.
0J-It is said that several OF the Montreal Po-
lice have been shot lately by the Canadians
This is all very probable. Every dog has his day.
There some this side of Montreal that want
shooting
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Spirit Of'76.

THE people of this village and vicinity, who
wish to commemorate the day that gave us nation
al birth, in a manner that becomes american FREQ
men, requested to meet at Asselstybe's Inn
on Monday afternoon, (ihe 9Th instant to make
suitable arrangements. BUsKER HILL.
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Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN who has been seven years
IA in the Mercantile business, both wholesale
and RETAIL is DESTROYS Of finding a situation as Ac-
count ant or Clerk in a Mercantile house. Good
recommendations can be procured if required.
Apply at the of5c OF the North american.
Swanton, 18th June, 1889.
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The Grand Jury for the Assizes Of the
Newcastle District, shave presented the
Report Of the Earl Of Durham, as libel
on The Province ofUpper Canada Sand
tciek ~ g. Herald.
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Fl. NJ. ship Raeehorse arrived OF Qusbee
on the 4,h inst. for the purpose, il is sup
posed, Of conveying the political prisoners
to New South Wales.
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REsraSArsox OF MisIsrERs.-In the
the House of Commons on the 9th OF May
Lord John Russell announced the resigna-
ton OF the Ministry, in consequence o! the
rejection of the bill to suspend the consli-
tuition Of Jamaica. The result of the CO.
ercive measures adopted by the Imperial
Parliament towards Canada has compelled
those bodies 10 be a little more cautious
how they carry out that suicidal policy
towards any other of Her Majes,y's colo
MES.
Lord John regretted the defeat Of thai
Bill because il would Encourage the other
Colonies Ia follow the example Of Jamaica.
Furthermore, he says "It would have
been our duty within few days to bring
on another question--a question OF great
importance to the colonies Of Upper and
Lower Canada, whose affairs have long
required, aud still do require, the most de-
Iiberarc attention OF Parliament. Now, i,
Is evident that the measure for the suspen.
siou OF the government Of Jamaica having
been opposed by such large numbers as
left US so small majority that we could
not calculate upon the support Of the
house on the question OF Canada-there-
fore, by continuing in the administration
Of affairs, not having, as | think we have
not, sufficient degree Of support and con
fdence on the part Of this house, we should
he exposing 10 jeopardy the colonies of TIN:
country, many OF which are at present,
will not say in state Of hazard, hut In
a state which ought not to continue"
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ArorHEs CANADIAN PArRIor DEAD

hNorHER CAFApIAN PATRIOT DEAD.-
FRANCOIS Lemaitre, Printer, aged Al, died
IN Quebec on the Is; inst. He was pro-
prietor of the Quotidienne, Liberal
French paper that was commenced in
Montreal last year, and seized by the
government. Mr.. L. has always been an
unIlinchng rc!ormer, and has ia conse-
qutnce asullered Imprisonment. at the
hands OF C0lb0rne.
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We have neither time, room, nor disposition IL
pa, snoTs into this sheet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
Extensive sale OF

l6[0Issh0Ia Property
4 kiHE subscriber will oGsr for saie. en- AIon-
u day The ish day Of March Herf, (be,ng the
LIST day Of March Court At the house oecu pIed
BY h,m ~ tavern for several years, the follow
eng Property, to wit;
About 20 Beds, Bed.tesds and Bedding among
the Bedding 10 a large quantity OF Baskets
and shesiieg. some Of very superior quality.
Msius,ses aud Qnilts.
About 100 yards Of CsrPe,ins (sOme very splsn-
did,
A lsrgs number Of chsirs Of various kinds,
setiess - Di.ipg and Breakfast Tables, some Of
them Mahogany,
Lawyers Tables, wssb-StspJs,
Oil frame Looking Glasses and other kinds,
One Mahogany sideboafd or 4 Clocks.
A large quantity Of Glass and Qaeenswste,
Kitchen UtsnsiI, Of al descriptions.
The bsisncs 81 ~. stock Of Vine among ~hioh
Is Champagne " superior quality, nsdsirs,
&C sc.
Vinegar and empty Barrels ard Casks,
One Hack. two Horses. ard one Gov.
Ts'ms- A credit until the Let DAY ~ oetobsr
will be given on az sums shove -. by the pur-
chaser giving toud sod approved seeurit, 90
For all sums Of s. and under. the cash will bs
required. Sale 10 commence ~ 10 O'Clock
SAMUEL sTOSE.
cn.rie.to-p. Feb %. isa9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
Central fntsIIfg rntr.

MR.. RiVES.-In the u. :. Senate. on The 5ih
inst. IN answer to personal remarks by
Mr.. RoANE, Mr.. RIVES thus tarly rcJoIned
IA conclusion;
And what are nv offences? asked MIR.
Rives. | am called upon 20 render up my
account because I do not subscribe 10 The
iniAIlibiIity Of Martin Van Burrn. This Is
my crime. which has led TO the cold. deli.
bcra,e and preeonceried attack upon me OF
which am complaining.
am IN be os,raci.ed. because ! believe
ss do upon mysoul that The policy Of this
Administration is bad. bad. bsd--bad from
the beginning TO the end bad. 0ni and
out. SO believing. have done What ]
have done IRON honesty Of purpose.
Mr. President. said Mr.. Rivss. am not
one Of your miserable party bigois. that
looks with suspicioo upon every man OF.
posed 20 me. No. no. give al credit
for good intention iothoss who differ fron.
me. and claim the sane indulgence at
their hands.
Mr.. Rives concluded by stating bis Po-
iiucAl efsed. which as. that be was not
nor bsd not been either Democrat OF
Federalit. lie claimed TO be- a Repuhli.
can--a Republican ol The old school u o.
add %
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY, o. VIRGINIA.
SERGEANT Az ARMS


On motion Of Mr.. Lorirner. the House
proceeded to the election OF q Sergeant at
Arms. TO supply the vacancy occasioned
by the death Of Mai Samuel j. Wlhson.
Mr.. Raymond nominated Col. Daniel
Ward Of Culpepper-which nomination
was sustained by Mrssrs. Pendleton.
Broadus and Kinney.
Mr.. Wilcox nominated Col. John Stub
ble6eld Of Charles Ci,y-whose claims
were supported by Mr.. Bolts
The roll being called. the vote stood
For Stubbleheld 80. Ward SO.
There being no choice. after various
proportions and remarks, the roll was a.
gain called. and the vote given in as fol-
iows:-ward 6a. SiubblefeId 80.
So Daniel Ward was declared duly e.
lectsd Sergeant at Arms.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
A bill TO autimrize the Baltimore and
OHIO Rail Road Company. to construct
their works across the Potomac River o.
bove the h~n Of Hsrpers Ferry. being on
its second reading.
Mr.. Sherrard moved an amendment,
requiring the said Company at oil times
10 transport upon their road such passen-
gers and produce ss may be presented at
any point OF said Road, from the Win.
chester and Potomac Rail Road.
This amendment was agreed 10. and on
motion az Mr.. Watkins, the bill was re-
committed.
Various resolutions were offered, and
several petitions presented. (at hall past
o'clock which &C have no room 10 no.
tice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
not been before communicated is. that It
~ss mol ready.
Very Iespecifully yonr oh d. Sc

not been before communicated is. that |,
Vas mol ready.
Very respectfully. your 90 d. Sc.
AMOS KENDALL
MIR. Tslnadge then rose and said be
considered that answer TO be Girespect-
ful to this body.
Mr.. Sewer said yes. and IL no one else
would. he would move To s,nd that letter
20 the President Of the United States. and
ask him to dis.niss tho Post Master Cen.
srsl from Office.
Mr. Foster said he was glad the young
Senator bad done 60. the sier had immor.
tslised him. In . case like the prese NJ
where The honor ofthe body vas concern.
ed. party feeling should die. and then eve
cry Senator would feel himself bound to
project It's d'gnity without regard TO part,
feeling.
Mr.. Wake. expressed himself much
dissatisfied with the re sponse-he consit.
cred At disrespe ctf,L 10 say the lea.t OF it.
he could not vote for the dismissal Of that
officer. however.
Mr.. Talmadge spoke At some length a.
gsinst tho general d,srespeetful conduc,
OF that officer in relation 10 many things.
MIR. Rives alluded TO the con,emp,
shown towards the Circuit Court OF the
District OF Columbia, in resisting the writ
OF Mandsmus.
Mr.. Critterden thought that cvery Sc.
major must feel himself humbied, his self
dignity wounded, By such q com;nunica.
tion-why sir. said Mr.. c. Thu. is worse
than Julius Cesar when he was sen, for
ny the Roman Senaie-'Iell The grey
boards (sa'd he ! will not GOMEZ" Mes
ssng1-What reason shall We give the
Senate IT'S my UiX. that's reason e.
noush!' Upon what meat has this great
Cesar fed. that he should thus at,emp, TO
lord It over the American Senate From
his heart he rendered homsge TO The Sc
nator from Arkansas; he felt tha, there
was al abiding sense OF honor vet left in
the Senate. and that however much they
might differ on party grounds. whenever
the dignity Of the body WAS invaded. they
would rally TO man.
On this question much debate arose,
and the resolutions were finally modified
90 as TO read.
Isl. Resoiped That tho letter Of the
Post Master General To the President OF
the Senate, STATING that the only reason
Why he had not sent an answer TO . pre-
vious resolution was because il was not
resdy"-is considered by the Senate as
disrespecilul TO this body.
I'd. Resolred. That said letter with the
resolution 10 which it purpor,. 10 be the
answer. be laid before the PRECEDENT Of The
United States for such action as he NAV
deem proper.
The question was taken by Yeas and
Nays. on the first 30 10 Sand on the
second 81 10 Is.
r. S. Subsequently an apology was made to
the Senate by Mr.. Kendall. through the nands or
the President, IN which MIR. X. says no disre-
spcci was intended the Senate by The commun-
caton complained of IN the above proceedings.
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Public .S<,!c.


WILL sell TO the highest bid Ter : mile.
south West of rbarisstowr on TLu,,Sey
III, ih March merit, IL fa,r. II not the next fsr
day, all IN, personal property OF every deserII-
ton, amongst ~hioh may be found
head Of Horses
j" tead Of Cattle, some fine Mich Cows
40 head Of Hogs, some Of the full bred che.-
ter Breed;
900 sheep, mostly large we,her. and In
coed order;
20O0 lbs Bacon ard Lard.
i Wagon, Cart, Pioushs, IIarrows, sc.
Gearing, SC. sc.
Some Rye, Corn. nv the bnshei:
eo acres " heat IN the ground, 10 Rye do.
80 bushels Potatoes,
Household and Kitchen Farnifure of ersyy
description,
Beds, Bcdstrsds and u. iding,
ChsHs, Tahles. Bsau:eau>. &c.
j Nsntel Clock. ! Ten Plate stove,
Ovens. Pots. Kettles. &c &C.
set OF old Copper Stills.
67TERMS.-A credit OF ten months will be
given on ell sums Of and abase $40. by the pur-
chaser giving bond aud approved secufhy-.urns
under thst amount cash. No property To he
removed until the terms az .sia be complied
with. HENRY AZ AyERS
Feb 81. 1889
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
MaNEEED.

On the 18th February. by The Rev. Mr.. Eraso-
n!er, Mr.. JosrrH TRouP 10 Miss S.r.H, daugh-
ter OF benjamin Cushwa, Esq. of Clear Spring,
Washington county, Nd.
On "Wednesday evening the 27ih ultimo. at
Georgetown, ID. C.. the Hon. J. II. UspERwooD,
Of Kentucky. TO ELfzsnErH, daughter OF Col.
John Ccx, Mayor ~ Georgetown.
On Thursday the Dist u't., by tho Rev J. A.
Hening. Mr. RicHARD JOHNSON. of Harpcrs-Fcr-
~, to Miss Ans Yearly, OF Washington county,
Maryland.
On Monday last, in this town. b. the Rev
WIN. McEiroy. Mr. JAMES BLACKBURN to Miss
SUSANNA CooLE, all OF tins county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
Notifies

There viii be Prouae,ed Meeting held
IA the PRESBYTERIAN Caurch IN Srnlhscld. CON-
mene,oS an FRIDAY evening the 18th inSi. a, hall
past octock. The Sacrament Of the LORDS
SUPER wall be- administered ON Sunday morning
Tue Rev. Dr Hiii Of Winchester will prraeh on
SATURDAY. and Sunday morning.
March Z. 1879.
O-By Divine permission The Rev. Mr. Doug
lass will preach IN Smifhheid on next Sabbath az
half past 10 O'clock In the morning. Also, on
Saturday evening preceding ., early candle light
March 7. 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

NATiit. be s"id. OF public sale. on saturday
w 18th 81 March Eext. 90 ihe Csnsi or
rosi'e HsrPers-Fsrry. ne property belonging 10
the Packet Co, consisting e
s or 10 head OF Horses,
Several sets 81 llarnes.
Boat Furni,ure--eon.is'ing Of Beds.
BEDDING. Stoves. a variety Of Earihen
Ware, and other articles.
cIss'e 10 commence ~ 10 O'Clock. -hen
due stlsndancs sod terms made known. ~
bLACkfORD, ELGiS 4 90.
Feb - 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
Public Sale.

T>HE subscriber having sold his land. sod de-
ei'ned farming, he will offer at public sale.
Of keyes's Ferry. on Saturday the G.h Of Mach
Myf, the following Property. VIZ;
head o! Horses. one Of which rides we'll,
Colis. one by TJrant,
CoNs and Gives,
IS Sheep-lI Hogs,
Wagons, one Of which Is new,
One Cart. Plorchs. and Harrow,
Horse Rske--Gesrs,
BACON, &c. &c.
Also, about so acres Of Wheat.
credit Of nine months will bc given on all
sums above IS.
HUMPHREY KEYES.
ihavs two Negro Men for hlre until Christ.
mas next H. X
Feb 2Ssia3o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
PUBLIC MALE.

I'm tho eth day Of next mopth (Msreh) I
~ viii Offer for sale. on the premise, where
tnow live. ell
MY PERSONAL PROPERTY.
without reserve, consisting IA Part Of the fol.
loving:
Z head Of 6rst-rsie Horse, eo..i.tinr Of
Work Horse. saddle Horses, aud Brood Mares;
IS head cf Hog,
A lot of stock Cattle
4 good Mich Cows
Farm Wagon. with G set. OF Gear,
Pioughs, uarroSs. SC.
sets Of Plough Hsrnes..
Wind Mill, sleigh.
% acres Of gram ia the Ground,
quantity Of Rye, Osi, and Corn.
M my Household and Kitchen Furniture
among which. 10
hrs'-rste Mahogany Secretary.
eish, day Clock,
Reds. Bedstesds and Beddiny, &c
And number Of other articles. USUALLY Ike nj,
on farm. no; necessary to mention
u~5'A credit of nine months will to given
on all sums OF IS and upssrds. the purchaser
giving bond with approved seeurn, for all
SUNS under IS. the ea-h Will be required.
M property TO he removed until the terms
OF the sale are complied with.
%. u. SwEAGINGCN.
Near Shepherdstown. Feb II. 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
Public SUiS.


WILL be sold. at public sale, at my resi-
w d"nee near Capt REYNOLDS. Lntl. Mil.
on the Potomac river. en- Monday III, liza II
March, the folio Bang Property:
Two Brood Mares. Two Uolt..
One young Mare. five wears old, neatly gated,
Two hrsi-rsie Work Horses,
Two Mich Cows.
Stock Cattle from one to three years old,
Two Brood Sows
number 81 Stock iicgs end sheep,
FloUghs. Double Shotsls &c.
Wbest FsB-Ilorse Gears.
Add many other articles too numerou. 10 men
tion.
T,rm' Of sac. On all sums shove - credit
al nine months vii be gwen, by the pufchaseT
swing bond snd good security. FOR all suns
under -. tie cash Will he required. ~ pro-
perry 10 he removed unId the Iefms Of sale BE-
complied with.
JOHN HosKINS
reh D. IS1o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07
yscrc!:nIi,;i-c for Sale.

4 WiSH TO seii ny Stock Of Good. on band,
q ecu,i.isHE Of general assortment usually
kept 40 country store. They have been kept
clean and 10 good order, snd mostly of re-
cent rurcba-e suppose the cost would not
eS-eod $3.50 liberal time " ~ he given for
the payment the rureha'er giving approved Sc
curty. The house IN nv occupancy the
rrcreri, Of w & =. u. Andcr>on--i. now
advertised for reGt, nod Is good stand for bu-
,lness. JOHN ~ BAsfoRD
South Bolivar. Ja,. %. Ia39-tf
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ron RE.V.T.

1nAE ssbsrfibsf ~ntss - rent, 10 good
~ .ssset ~ tsosnts fos one fss', 80 Dusi-
Ing House susehsd 10 bis store house, n sos,s
Bolivar. 80 siH rise rossessioa on he Ersi dsy
% ArSh ssst The Dseiirg part fof reai
consists q Eve foows snd = hfstfais bsich ka.
cbsn " - cell raieslaisi Zoe ons large fsmi.
y % boarding horse. % TO sAsn fsan.s..
" y eonfi sooos " Cspf Walls RIDE FsctoSy
sod Gee mlis from Hssgsn-Fsrfy. Yer tsrass.
spplg 70 tks sabscsibef ~ his store
GEORGE KOONcE
eostA bslissf, Ysb. -, 1879 II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-07

n WILL. oder. at public sale, before the Court
- House ~ Cbsriesto~B. ea .Norfsy iAs ISh
Sas Of March, (bsias Court dzy,) all The updr-
siied interest spd claim Of Henry Be.hm and
wife. io and to the FARM Oh which James Lock.
deed, Tes'dsd. u Is situated on the Turnpike.
about q mi'e from fbsrlestown
Tsrms--One-third eash--snd the balance in
one aud too years.
HUMPHREY KEYEs,
For John 70 Sisiabegu.
March : 1910