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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
F I r E-W @ Il X S;
FIRE-CRACKERS.
large assortment for sale at the lowest prices and war
n rantsd good, for sale by vorxo
iestj4s l32 Chatham
FIRE WORKS.

II Il N II w Y :,
ay- FOURTH OF JULY.-The subscriber, the old es.
tabhed agent for the u s. Laboratory edges Celebrates
Fire Works offers t. the public complete assortment
oaree Fire works. for the approaching celebration
sizes With Headings of Gold and Silver Stars, Serpents
Fires &c. Suns, Fans Pyramid Palm Trees Saxon
and Peruvian Crosses with plain and illuminated centres
Mines Torbon Hexaeons Trangles, Vsrtcles and other
wheels Signal Lights Pigeons, Roman Candles Italian Stream
ers Snakes Nests Flower Potts. Serpents Snakes Scroll and
Pin Wheels Bngolas Spur Firms Grasshoppers, Blue Lights
Torpedoes Pulling Crackers SC. &C.
Also. Fire Crackers in boxes Of different sizes.
PARTIES committees Of country merchants, city
vendors Others supplied usual with articles waranted
and at Laboratory fixed prsces. H. YVELlN,
ie6lm+ 23I Fulton street, Greenwich.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

- EXTRA MOLESKIN HATS-Those who have
paid So in Broadway for a Moeskin Hat and those
who have paid SO for long nap Silk, should look at
HOWELL'S Moleskis Hats sold the low fixed price OF So
No should pay SIS for hat So for heavy long
nap silk hat while the present quality Of Howes sold Tor
So The fned there therefore disagreeabe
ley between the buyer and seller. ID. HOWELL,
2l0 Chatham Square, up stairs,
el2.lm. Late &C the firm of Brown CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

90 ID. d. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly - Bar
clay has removed to No 6ot Warren street. Ind do
IRE m Wet Broadway myi6-3n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21
PRICE NOT THE TEST OF CHEAPNEss.

Political economists have frequently differed what
fair, and at the tme the surest II value
yet any who had gavy recorded
to be his opinion that the nominal price article sold for
any measure OF its actual value Such notion wosld be
deemed so great faacy paper logi-
cal deduction, would its absurdy and yet those
Of ascertanag the minimum number OF dollars and
which they can be furnished with articles Of food and
ment, Of course commit still greater, because
practical absurdty Than speculative philosopher would
do who down in his closet argue from such false
premises The would merely be laughed visionary
chener but the other deemed ut only graduate among the
philosophers Of Laputa who contemplated making deal boards
Of Sawdus and extracting sunbsams from cueumbers TIA
king that important ofa articles TO this dressing
coat whether flock riding, the kind called"
matters not and hsw different elements all OF which
affect the interest :. the ws.,sg 70 make ap q, cost
the dye used aud The degree by the
Of the cloth. These prmorda ingredients towards aeoat tits
self evident must much the wind weather
csprce and ally when the hands VI the
Snyder there is the skill OF the cutter the quality Of the trim
mings and last though not least the scientific qualifications
which artist may possess who Is send il into this
breathing world thing Of shed and patches" bat
article Of beauty utility an, luxury Ated either to adorn
desecrat. the human forms Other could be addue.d
show that in coats al least many things which the world Al
large think, not Of should be taken into consideration before
its actual value be aseertaned II these principles
based truth, what folly them for to waste their
shoe leather in running after stores in finding out tsors
who charge allow nominal price, when Is evident that y
the OF cheapness They should entirely disregard
price the time they should eraine the materiA
ascertain the standing Of the manufactures of not neglect the
skill Of the cutter and above all pay especial attention 70 tbs
qualifications Of the workman who . to give the finishing touch
To that which IN ITS native simplicity psected the sheep out
when proper and scientific Of labor has been to
it, is capable Of adding dignity and beauty to the
- noblcst work Of God"
this train Of should happen to convince OF
the bargain that estimate articles BY dollars and cents
alone they advised forthwith TO visit the sross Of
s. PHILLIPS, No o6 WILLIAM and ascertain BY the
evidence Of their eyes, the articles OF dress made up oy
him. equal quality durability cut and
oduced BY the fashionable houses IN Broadway
Having satisfactorily solved this problem, they eompare
their several nominal prices and be convinced that hoags
price the test Of cheapness, PHILLIPS SYSTEM ~
FOR although he imports the best article and employs sone out
the best workmen he nevertheless se for ready money TO
per than charged b. those who do business on hs
old and exploded credit system nDsm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
BROWN e. CO.'S HATS.

ONE F1SHCE SIORE.
BROWN & CO.'S HATS,
- For cheapness and durability not surpassed by
p heretofore offered. They combine all the requisite
qualities Of the costly for color, lghtness, dura
bily and lustre the reduced price Of 81 Their sae
for cash. which precudes the necessity charging the
for incurred by the bad The public invites
to examine their Hats BROWN CO.'S wholesale and
tail warehouse No 7s Chatham Square, Of Mott St
New York. My3l-3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

ID EFRlGERATORs.-J. NJ. LYONS patent Safe
N Refrgeraors and Wine Cooler Ware Room, No. Ae6<
Broadway The advertiser having made several important i'm
provements IN the construction Of the above article The
doors opening in 'front.' thereby making 10 al the
shelves. and admitting the ice to BE- put it, proper place with
out disturbing the shelves thei to,tss On experiment
the above article warranted T. the les lcog
isaser than any other Refrigerator.
B.-Country merchants hotel proprietor refectories,
families, &c. will find IL TO their interest t. call
The public cautioned against infringing this patent
my2s-lm'.
NOR sALE-Scotch, English aud American Pig lrca Aso
old scrap and wrought iron old copper brass lead Nc
will be sold cheap for cash approved paper
Iror Of all kinds and either articles storage AZ the
very loves, tevms by DANIEL PETITE,
ala Water street.
AZ N s,,,h,;d.e F;r. r,;cl "a, .sie. je6-ims
n EGIJoRN UATs-TAyLOR la6 Broadway corner
L. of Liberty street. offer. the public the choicest sesec
t,on of gentlemen Hats double and single hru white
and colord that can found tins city wholesale me-
retail Fhi"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21
n. ssOuc,- water FILTER.

u. stones Water Filters.
" II being the wish Of many persons who have had the
above Filters that the subscriber should recommence
the manufacturing Of hem he hereby acquaints his friends
and the public he intends 10 keep them constantly on
hand HIMSELF from the long experience he has had
London aud NewYo he cannot be eycsed - the above
article. JssIONE,
il7.im. Purter, Engineer, ago broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

NEW REFECTORY-J.S SWEENEY informs his Trend
IN and the public that he has opened Refectoy ia thai
large elegant bsldng, No 4 Fulton street Fish, Flesh
and Fowl always be found his tables and every delca
cy Of the crowded appears the market
No attention will be waiting his part to give general
satisfaction and he hepes TO find that encouragement
which he 10 determined to deserve.
j10-n J. SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21
FIRE CRACKERS.

FIRE CRAC EKS.
SIX HUNDRED BOXES OF FIRE CRACKERS, for
sale in lots to suit purchasers.
Also hundred and fifty thousand Segars, OF various
ieI4.2w+ A. A SAMANOS, Wall st.
IHIREWORKS! FIREWORKS :. FIREW ORKS =
II CHARLES w. VULTEE, 1l6 Chatham, corner Of Or.
ange street. oldest established Firework Manufacturer in
the city, the public generally, that his present
stock Of Fireworks the largest the Unon and can be sold
The assortment Of Rockets Of all cabre and sizes,
with gold and silver rain, orange crimson and esamine fires
&c. &c. FANS line pigeons port fires, palm trees
mne tourbon hexagons ocaeons, vercals trianges Re
candles diamonds with golden fires Peruvian fires
sco pin whes grasshoppers blue lights snakes OF all Sizes
&c. &c., and host Of others too numerous to mention.
The public and all sceptcs invited to call and A'o
Fire Crackers Double Headers Chinese Rockets, Torpedoes,
Failing Crackers the lowest market prices. Country
merchants invited call and the above stock before
purchasing elsewhere Goods sent to part Of the city free
Of expense. ont forget the place
CI ARIES w. VULTEE,
jel-tj4+ ll6 Chatha -, corner Of Orange street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

GOOD NEWS. Old Boss Richards Y Co-of gao
~ Canal II, have opened their fashionable mammoth
Boot and Shoe Store through to St. with good
in Greenwich door frsm Canal well calculated for
ladies, and children. Their and fashions
not eqaaed and prices low 24o Canal street, sign ofthe
largest Boot in the world jel-Im-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21
tn < We Il A ND A IN.

Eighth Auenue, befiCeen 35fh and 36M Sfreets.
~ KROLLPFEIFFER informs his friends and the public
IL that he has taken the house and grounds formerly the
country Of the late b. Murray Esq., that Improving
vicinity the Eighth Avenue where he trusts by personal at
tsntion and the rctet in the selection Of his refresh
ments, to give general satisfaction.
~ B. Private Rooms for small large parties. limited
number boarders comfortably e5l4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21
CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORE,
~. ~ M..dur. 4 ana

At No. 10 Maiden Lane,
90 WHERE may be found BY the piece or yard, sope.
rier and low priced Broadcloths Habit
Cloths Ca.meres Summer Stuff, Velvets, Vesns Trim.
nvs Sc Be- The subscriber will offer the above at very
prices cash. erd dispose Of his entire stock
vou To Angus. ner he will then he obliged to remove from
NJ. ,re.er, stand m3ssm ISAAC L. THAYER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

TNASIEL SWEENEY, N Ann street. returns his sncer'
IL thanks his friends for the liberal suPportthey
have uniformly rendered him he first opened his Rseeto
them that will be his constar cadasor T. ner
continuance Of their appreciation His table furnishes
with the the market affords and those who honor h
table with their presence may depend upon being served with
cleanliness. oivlity and promptitude. 10 u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

UNFOLDING AND VISITING CARDS.-Engrsyed in a
wv and approved printed from engraved plates,
with the neane the highly enameled porcelain
Cards which, whienes and brancy OF polish cannot be
excelled All orders promptly attended 10 At VALENTINES
Fashionable Card Engraving and Printing Establishment so
John street, corner ofWillIam street ius- Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

ID GARD AT the Walton Mansion House No326 Pea street,
ID Franklin Square, at So ~ per weekThe location IS
trial. and II Of the most pleasant summer resorts IN this
city Young doing business down town. or gentlemen and
their wives will find At the above place comfortable home
Rooms 20 let az the above house without board
Also, splendid Hall for masonic odd fellows and other
lodges referees committees, musical parties Sc jel-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

0ENCY Of the alabama Life Insurance and Trust Com
n pany Ne 10 Wall Books FOR the transfer OF the
Stock Of this Company opened at the North Amerie an
m,so.3ms GEO. STARR, Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-21

MEMS YOUTHS <SD CHlLDREN'S CLOTHING
1V1 The subscribers constantly hand very large
ef Ready Made Clothing suited every and
size, which will be sold at low prices for Cash.
as sm. GEO. A. HOYT y CO.. IA Bowery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

Baltimore. Jan 10. isS9-S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
PLHLFC N.YLE.

w Ill D. eHro'ed to sale, on tie 6tsi day Of
w the neat Court. To bs held for the es,,.,,
OF Jefferson, ~ frout OF the Conrtb house tAe
LIFE ESTATE q wilnm v. BusLrk 10 the
realty Il John Dixon, deed. THIS pTopsTty kaa
been divided smoUZ.t The heir,. and tie partle,,-
lsf iatrfssi of sad Biskirk may be seen in the
C''fA once ! DC tsrus " saie will be for SO
much Of the purchase moncy a. NAV bs pee.ssa.
~ To pay the expenses Of sale, Sc, H. eiuJinR
>herH . commission, 10 DC paid 10 cash, and Tia
"a 'aooe. onc-ihfd on the hrst day OF Jsns seat.
one-ihud ouibe Gr.t DAY 81 NoYumb~r ne NJ. ana
The balance on the hrst dsy Of June, Is4D The
above ssle - made ~ pur,uaucs Il e dserso
rendered 40 The case 81 iIumTLrtys. 80 "a tie
'ad Bn-hnk aid others. 10 tie Cifelit super,oo
Court of Law snd thsDcsry Tor Jchsfsob Coun.
ty, rendered a; tAs lest tern OF .aid Court.
ions X FLAGU, ~. s.
Jan J, 1888 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
wNi. II. SEWARD.
oov.axoa rLEcr or srw 'YonE.

Ofthe early history of Mr.. Seward. the
Philadelphia Gazette. Of Monday, furnish
es brief aud interesting account Of which
we have avaIled ourself-for the advan.
tags Of the rising generation. The Ga
zeite says:
Some eighteen years ago. in one Of
the loveliest villages OF western New
York. there might have been seen occa-
sionally ia it's principal street a boyish
looking, thoughtful student. He had few
inlima,es. yet many friends; but those he
had. and their adoption tried, he bucklcd
TO his soul, with hooks Of steel" Com
ing from one OF the richest agricultural
counties OF the State, with a good name.
and an honored p9reniage-with the I'M
pulse Of unrestraiued intellect and fund
OF accumulated learning. he was prepared
from habit for mental industry. and By ex.
perience Tor its reward. Entering upon
the duties OF his legal profession, he was
encountered at the threshold by vindic-
tive deirsction, which being perfectly
harmless, be needed not. lie formed an
alliance. which, while IL did not assist his
talents. for :heir force would have made
the same headway under any circumsiSn-
ces. served. at least, to stamp the position
he bad already attained. Electric in the
out pourings Of his mind-keeping him
self always IN reserve, yet having enough
and TO spare Of the flashes OF his intellect,
he came TO be Siigmaiized by those Who
saw his gifts but feared their power. as
the imaginative, warm minded spontsne-
Gus orator. Some who now bear record
70 his advancement we're then has observ-
ant spectators and admiring associates.-
As time passed on. he came on from the
arena of the debating society. OF private
lyeeom, to assemblies more puSlic and
promiscoous. An adoreF Of intrinsic mind,
snd original thought, he disdained the
architect Of common places. or the sio.
I'D retailer Of incOnirovetiible facts. a. IL
they were novel wonders. Tie consoh.
ed with the generous the gifted. and the
true. With \ quick eye 70 note The lures
ofhypocrisy. be knew IN whom he trust
cd, and while be never found an enemy
worthy 10 ain. he never lost friend desi.
rabls 70 retain. Pursuing ihss course, with
love fos what was right. noble end lIbeT-
Al, coexisting with the deepest disdain Tor
All that wa treachcrous, nanow sRd wrong.
q is not surprising that among the praeii-
aers Of the latter be attained adversarics.
Lake every honsd man, be bad his side
N polities--hs en,ersincd Whig pFinci-
Piles, and devoted himself 10 their disssm-
Inalion with . spirit Wosihy The cause.
Tine passed oa-lhs young bsFTislsF
roSs from Tank 10 Tapk, n bic profession,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

and in the political theatre; and there be
electrified erowis with mis- eloquence.-
Troops OF friends ran 10 his standard: thew
found that his heart was pregnant with
The holy FIRE Of patriot smulation-lhey
saw him an exponent Of their principles;
and IN the flower Of his manhood, and the
Hush Of his fame, they have elevated him
al last to The loiiiest pinnacle of sove-
re'gnty within The view or the gift Of the
people who bail him their chief msgis-
trate.
Let those who know what 10 attain 10
and what TO contemn. learn confidence in
their hrmness from bis career. aud take
pie"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
BALTIMORE MARKET.
For ~ wssk sn1Sar rrsAs. sr<,.s.x. Js.. a.


FROM rHr rAtrtstosE ssEsicAS..
BEEF.-priees have rangcd this week from
" 30 TO 81 50, which are the extremes for infe-
rior and prime cattle.
LIVE HOGS are scarce, and have sold readi.
ly at - Is to 80 IS.
WAGON PORK continues to arrive. but IN
snsil parcels, and is held from stores al IS 10 a.
50 per 100 lbs.
fLoUR.-we find that there Is some yafia-
ton ln the store puce. Some holders arr firm at
- ist, while Others are within. To sell nj IS per
barrel The wagon price continues uniform at
- so. City Mills, - To 50 1914. Some Of the
'aillers have sold out. and the stock on hand is
| ighi.
INSPECTIONS Of Flour. for the week, s. s.s
barrels 1882 half barrels.
GRAIN.-Supplbcs Of all sorts have been su,-
pended IN consequence Of the ice which has
elosrsl the rivers
WHEAT.--Therc has been none offering this
week. We quote Domiually ~ heretofore. good
10 extra prime reds nj - 10 to 81 rs.
CORN.-In the early part Of the week. sales
Of white were made from stores ~ 95 To 100 cts
per bushei, and one parcel of very prime white
The product of Gov. GrasonS farm-at los
cents, Tor Southern market. Sales Of yellow,
from store, nj % cents, and one parcel Of :, 700
bushels was sold Yesterday AT that price.
CLOVER SEED.--we continue 10 uuote the
store prce At si4 tn sic per bushel.
PLASTER.-Sales this week at 81 rs 10 a.
37i per ton.
BAcoN.ZSaieS OF new Western Bacon Al
i2t cts for assorted demand limited nj presen,
and holders anxious to sell at this rate.
WHlSkEf.-Thc market has been quiet this
week, with no change in prices. Hnpsheads
have ruled At IL cents, and barrels nj a to IS
cents The wagon price OF barrels is 10 cents.
exclusive OF the barrel
ALEXANDRIA. Jan. 5.
FLoUR-fes,crday the price Of Flour from
wagons was 81 ga.
Whea; 81 so; Rye 90; Corn 20 TO %: Oats
~ to ~; Pork 81 - To 50; Bacon sL3I 10 slI
per hundred; Plaster Pans, retail, 81 ~ per ton
Ga:tHe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
Notice.

4 liiE Re-sssessmeht OF the Lands, and Lots
- in the different Towns in tbi, county. j.
completed. The act Of Assembly requires the
Assistant Assessor TO place a copy st the Court
House door on the first day Of two successive
Courts with note written thereon, In some
conspicuous place, 10 the following fleet
Al persons interested IN the ss.essmeni, are
he1eoy informed, thst sPPeals tbsrefTom III be
heard aud decided sPon by tie Board Of Prin-
eipaI Assessors, who viii sn az this county
That notice OF any intended appeal should he
gwen TO IN" 10 writing; aud that any evidence
which any one may desire TO ley he fore the
Board, must he taken in the form Of AFFIDAVIT,
sud delivered In me, TO be exhibited to the
boari." Book containing the Re- assessment
w'il be placed at the CouTt-hpuss door on the
bret day Of Jsnusry Court. here all person,
Interested are invited To examine IL.
JOSEPH MeMURRAN, n a &c
Jan 10 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
EEoMsc rmd Enf Or,. NnIe-

WIZ. sell. on Tuesday Tie 22d DAY % Jan-
= vary EeN. rain oT shiue,) IN frout Of tho
premises, hst beautifully situated add veil.
Known PROPERTY on tho Main Street In
Cbarlestown. b~lot sinE 60. ADD lsieiy oeespioA
by MT Adde'S sSds, deceased, ssa Cahinaa
shop and Nare-Nooa.s. I shall not nltsmst 40
deferihe 'his " Frriy fully, 90 sny one uishtnR
to Pureha'r ran sNau.ins ~ himself ~ esllivs
90 nae al a"g hur PfetirYs g. Ne sale. . Vii
only add. ibaI 90. progeny, with but little En-
renss. eap 10 made one u 80 tnost dssiysbte
dWeiiing' 20 be i.und in tbs town, atd 10 sow
'eTy dssifabie property aud stand for eiihag
Herchstt or ne hanio. shusttd ~ u 10 upos a
hii IN the centre u The iosr, o. he nort. slA~
% the street, nui commanding fuii view q tho
town sseh ~sy beyond tie extreme edge Of ahe
corporation
T''u'' - I've hundred de'lsn on ibs ap,s aav
u APfil nest. at uhtch time pa.srssiop vill bs
given ue baiahrs 81 TIE Vurchs.s msbsv On
The hfsi dny 81 Apfii l-tU, ~ith legsi interest,"
snd deed ~ upst GA The property To sseggs
ths after pa NETT
sAML ~ EMONG. II,
Dee ~. i-1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
9RONSa R11.

GosBseT 81 AsaffisssOSs ssssS Howard street,,
BALTIMORE.
NIIE subscriber would make known 10 lis
- friends and the public At large that he has
taken that long established aud we'll known
house, The GLOBE IMM. formerly kept by
hr. q. BeliLhoover, but more recently BY Nc
Joskua w. osiogs, one door above the corner Of
Baltimore and Howard streets, Baltimore. The
house IS elisibly situated for those engaged IN
country business and has long been a favorhs
stopping place Tor country merchants. Ths I'M
dsrsigned would observe that, go fsr rs in him
lies, nothii.g will be spared TO render entirely
agreeable the situation Of ell who may favor him
with their custom. The House l. now UNDERGO
ing a thorough repair.
ROBERT NJ. BEAM.
Bahireore Ian ~ fR1Q-1i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
aaRREEp.

o. she aO'h of December, Gy the Rev Aiex-
ander Jones, sir. PHiliP wINcNLrR To Miss
hENRIErrA WiLsoS, all Of thiS county.
On Thursday last, by the Rev. William Neil
roy, Mr.. LEE DILLow la Mrs. SusAx- HAsIiP,
all Of this county.
On Thursday last, ~ the Rev. Mr.. Hemdcn,
Mr.. JAMES DuSE, TO Miss SARAH Ann +. JOY.
both of this county.
In Maryland, on Thursday the 29ih Of No
vember, by the Rev. Mr.. Morrison, Mr.. JOINS r.
JOY To Mas May JANE MooRE, both of this
county.
On Sunday the 10th of December, by the Rev.
Mr.. Light, Mr.. CHARLES +. A. MILLENBusc 10
Miss JESNEr ViRoiNIA RIcr, all of Berkeley
county.
From the Riehnload JThig
Married ON Saturday evening, the eth ultimo,
near Bacon Quarter Branch, "OldTArr Haas
IN the 18th year of his age, to Miss Dolly Car
BART, aged 80 years.
Friends of Matrimony. don't despair,
Hut come and view this lovely pair.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
PUBLIC SALE OF
JEFFERSON LAND,

VGNHE subscribers, executors OF Van Swear.
- inssn, will offer, at public auction, be fore
the tavern door OF Daniel E,tler. in She pherd.-
town. on Saiurdrst hs 2G'h day IF January. ls3e
a LOT or LIND. containing about 81 acres.
called tho Spring Field" adjoining the lands
OF A. Robinson, John b. iienry's heirs, c NJ
She pher I'd, aud others.
TsnI.-one-th third eash--the baisnee in one
and two year,, with interest from the day Of
sale. The purchaser will be required to give
bond aud security for the deferred paymen,,
and deed Of trust on the premises.
Immediate possession will be given.
JAMES n. swEARINGEN,
GEORGE \. KENNEDY,
EE'u II Ian SlceasinEsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
NNTN,(0TS.

"A IL persons indebted To the e,tat. of IN.
IN late Doctor Waters, are respectfully ia
'hs' ""less their respective due. are set
tied by the sth Of February n.,: 4 .h.lI -.
comPeiisd To institute suit on ali e,,,, lar,
deferred. az shall he required by law to m axe
mat seiilement Of said estate next fall.
b6n la order TO enable those indebted
70 a'ah themselves Of an opportunity with a,
li,ne inconvenience ss possible. 4 shall be IN
en'.Ies,"wh every Friday. and also at Hsrper..
Ferry on the 9Th, 10Th, 23i and JOtb Of AZ. CO..
sew "onh. JOHN w. CATION.
Jan. 10, 1899. ,J,,