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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-26
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, June 18th

At market, l40 Beef Cattle, Gncludiug 40 unsold
last week. 20 yoke Of Working Oxen, Is Cows
and Calves, and 700 Swine. Several hundred
Swine unSold.
Prces-Beef Cattle-We again advance our
quotations to conform to sales. A few OF very
prime quality we're sold at $40 We quote first
quality 80 80 65 second quality 8 a 925 third
quality, 80 SS so.
Working Oxen-A few pairs were sold, but we
cannot quote prices.
Cows and Calves-SaleS at S35, AZ, SO and S65
Sheep-None at market except few Lambs
price not made public
Swine-Dull, and prices reduced with the ex
ception Of few Of the Berkshire breed lot OF
large Barrows, selected and very fine, at 7s, and
a lot at l-2c iot OF Sows to peddle a; &c, and
lot Of small pigs at &c. At retail from Il TO lie
We notice the sale of one Berkshire, weighing l5O
at $50.
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o. The confession of one Of the cuprits,
proves that the disastrous conhagration at Alba
ny, some time since, was kinded by three boys
to decide bet Of segars which engine of GER
tain three would reach the fire first. This fire
destroyed thousands, and rendered many poor
family houseless.
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At n TOwn-Meeting, j.
fTnL{e,, As..narS f.,.. ar 1910

|
1T was voted That The foowins Regulations re-
II specting emptyiDg Prvy Vaults be and tho
same Is hereby made law Of this TOWN.
! SECTION III is ordered, That no person or
persons shall hereafter between the 10Th day OF
April and the 10th day Of November in any year
carry into. or through any public Street of said
Town. any part Of the contents Of prvy vault,
in any cart, Wagon, or other vehicle whatever,
except between tie hours Of 10 o'clock p. NJ. and
sunrise. /.
SEc. 2,-Tha, no person or persons shall at any
time whatsoever carry into or. through any public
street Of said town, any part Of the contents Of a
prvy vault, IN any cart, Wagon, other vehicle,
which shall not be eiiectually covered, and water
tight.
SEc. 3,--Tbat no such cart, Wagon or vehicle,
having therein any part Of the contents Of prIyy
vault, shall be permitted 10 stand Except while
oading) in any public Street Of said Town
Sec. f--Tbst in. case of violation Of the Isl and
I'd sections mentioned, the owner or owners, dri-,
yer or drivers, Of any such carl Wagon or olhsr
vehicle. shall forfeit and pay the sum Of Five Dol
lars; and for any violation Of the 'hlrd seciIoo,-
such owner or owners, driver drivers shall for--
felt and pay the sum OF Two Dollars which pen,,
allies shall be recovered 10 and for the use Of the
Town, In actions Of debt in the name oftbe Town
Treasurer, before any Court proper to try the
same.
SIC. 5,-That this Byc.law be published three
weeks successIvely, in all the Newspapers 10 tie
Town. True Copv--Witness,
jel2 B. b. ROWLAND, Town Clerk.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

AhhlN Eli.
THURSDAY, June ooh.
Schr. Charles, Lincoln, from Taunton for New
York.-Sloops Triumph, ComSiock, from Lyme
Black Hawk, Marble, from Taunton for New
Bedford.
FRIDAY, June 2lst.
sloop Charles, Ash, fom New York for Prov,
dence.
SUNDAY, June 23d,
Soh'rs. General Cobb Cobb, from Baltimore for
Fall River.-Sally Ann, WIllestun, from Bristol for
Marthas Vineyard, Shops Excel. Simmons from
Somerset for Ha'tford-Poneer, Crowell, from N
York for Edgarton. James, Corey. from Norfolk
with ballast 10 the master.
Sailed, Gutter Visfant, Lieut. Tracey, on cruise
MONDAY. June 24lh.
Sloops Delight. Cozzens. from Philadelphia fol
Pawiu4et Index, Gibbs, from New Bedford fol
New York.
CLEARED.
Sloop Hudson, West, New Bedford.
Do Charles, Ash, Providence.
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N E w B @ @ X s
LATELY ADDED TO
W. GAELAIAMal
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

29Os Charles Tyrrell; or The Bitter Blood:
a novel by e. p. r. James, au-
thor of Richelieu," &c. 2 Wis
2909 CoDcealment; a Novel 2vls
29l0 The Gentleman Of the Old School;
tale by G. p. r. James, au-
thor of" Richelieu," &c. 2 Wis
678 Means and Ends, or SelfTraiOing,
by the author Of Redwood"
"Hope Leslie" Home" &c. l vi.
29l2 The Barber of Paris or, Moral Ret
ribution, tale, by Paul de Kock Wis.
ie26.
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NEWPORT
THoMsoNIAN INFIRMARY.
(ror,er of Snr;Do and Mi Streets

Corner Of Spring and MIL Streets.
nR. j. w. NICHOLS would respectfully in.
IL form The citizens Of Newport and the public
generally, that his practice is in strict conformity to
the couec, and philosophic principles as first prsmu
gated by the great medical reformer Thomson, and
that he is willing to rely upon his success in his prac.
tce for patronage; therefore, those who prefer
Thom.on's saluary and efficient remedies in the
hour Of distress to the ledrsining lancet-the vesl
eating Cantharides-lhe Mercural, the Antimonal
and their concomtant poisons-wIll be cordially re-
ceived at his Inrmary, where every attention requi
site To facilitate the most safe and speedy relief will
be rendered.
DR. ~ will attend to patients at their residence as
usual, and supply bis friends and the public with
pure medicines, packed with printed directions for
family use also, many valuable medical books,
plsnatery Of the Thomsonian System. Family Rgbts,
&c.
Ladies and gentlemen will be accommodated with
Baths during the day and evening at short notice.
The aqueous Vapor Bath. for cleaning the surface
and equalIz,ng the circulation Of tho fluids is admir-
able: for eruptions Of the skim Rheumatic and liver
affections, it stands preeminent June %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-26

NOUND-about "a miles from Newport, a
i'll Pocket Book. containing one Note, signed by
William Tomkins, for Sl05o dated April 10Th, 1889;
one ditto signed by William s. Tomkins, for $50,
dated February 18th, 1889; one Deed from George
Howland and Sarah w. Rowland, Joseph Osbon,
and Eliza Osbon, TO Charles and VIM. Tsmkins
Gated 23d August, 1888; Two Deeds from Edmond
Estes 70 Charles Tomkins; and one Deed from
Charles Tonkins to Edmund Estes The owner
can hear Of the above by calling at this Office. je26
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A CARD.

NUONS. p, GUIGON, respectfully informs the
Nu Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newport and 9th
erS that at the request of several families he has
Iostpoped the opening Of his DANCING ACAD-
EHY, to Friday aiteynoon, July 18th, at Armory
Hall.
A subscription paper is lefl at Mr. Callahan's
Book Store where terms may be known.
References, RoB'T. JOHNSON, Esq.
Csc. q. KING. ESQ.
WM Ennis, Esq.
iec6 s. FOWLER GARDNER, Esq.
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"a arrte0
N<D~~A

ND~
At Providence, Mr.. Augustus w. Fenno, Of the
Theatre, to Miss Adeline Cooley.-On Wednes-
day evening, Mr.. John Clarke 10 Miss Mary Ann
Greene both Of Providence.
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Rail Way S' Ship Yard.
SILAS II. COTTRELL,

,1 WOULD inform the public that he
NM has RAIL WAY in operation for
HNNN> hauling up vessels, at his SHIP YARD
4N few rods below the Custom House.
where he can always be found in readiness to wait
on those who may favor him with their custom.
The charges are for hauling up and launching
high deck Vessels, twenty cents per ton.
Low deck. twenty-five cents per ton
For laying on the Rail Way-Vessols under one
hundred tons, 81 per day.
Over one hundred and under one hundred and
fifty, 50 per day.
Over one hundred and fifly, 81
No charge for stormy days aud Sundays,
No Vessels will be reckoned less than fifty tons.
June 26
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NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, June 18th.

AT market 600 Beef Cattle, 1870 Mich Cows and
1850 Sheep and Lambs,
The Beef was of fair quality, and the demand
limited. Sales Of about 500 at from to Sl2, avg.
Sl2 the 100 lbs.
Mich Cows-Demand fair, 100 sold at 5 to $50
Sheep and Lambs--The demand continued 10
be good, 1900 sold Sheep at from to Sc, and
Lambs at TO - each.
Hay-Sales by the load at 81 to lO6c the 100 lbs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-26
s U NJ nj Err GOODS.

From Philadelphia and .Nir- York.
YNHE Subscribers have Just opened AN assort.
II ment of desirable SUMNER ART1cLks--S Snch
as Printed Lswns-taconets, sc
Figured Silks-Bonnei Silks,
Plaid aud Fanc, Ribbons,
Gloves in all thsir variety --Parasols,
Plain and fyur'd Mousseiine de LANES,
OF much richer style than amy before offered
Together with many plain and fancy articles, exact.
y adapted 10 the wants of the present month.
Jel2 WM. T.. COZZENS 4 co.
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Dte6.

In this tswn, on the 18th inst. Martha c., young.
Is, daughter Of Capt. Benz. III. Law1on, aged 10
months.
How sweet was the aowret
First blooming in spring.
When zephyrs breathed DER it
With warm, balmy wing
Its leaves were extended
Bright hues TO disclose,
where sweetly we're blended
The lily and rose.
Bot ah sadly changed was
That fovret to view,
As lately ranged
In the grove where 1t grew
The sunbeams were shaded
Which first gave IL biitb
IIs bright leaves had fade1,
And sunk 10 the earth
Thus lif-'s early promise,
The first buds Of bloom,
Are often lorn from
And wrapped 10 the tomb;
.hus transient their senblarce.
Thus swift their decay;
And sweet their remembrance,
When passing away!
lCoNA
In ihi. town on Wednesday mofnine last. Mr.,
DebOrsh Potter, widow Of M RsscOm Po;Ier. A.
gel % yesTs--Darins the last three or four yssrs
he ha, been IN 2 'i-'s oi declining heahh. which
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Dissolution Of OfCO-Tnrtncrship
HNIIE Copartnership heretofore existing under
u the firm of REYNOLDS g. COGGES.
HALL, is. by mutual consent, this day dissolved -
A u our books and papers in the hands of George
C. Shaw, our assignee. for settlement
.. GARDINER B. REYNOLDS,
June ~. WILLIAM COGGESflALL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-26

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

N\HE SUBSCRIBER wishes to inform the
IL Public that he has taken the store formerly
eup'ed by WEEDEN ~ BULL, No l26 Thames
street, where he intends keeping a general assori-
ment OF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
which he Wills as low as.h be bought at any
store in Newport.
ALSO, a large assortment Of BENCH AND
MOUt DING PLANES, for sale ut the manu-
iacturer's prices.
June r CHARLES ID WFEDEN
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

VL LUTNHVT OUVuLUW,
LIN THE Subscriber respectfully in
Ey hnuu forms the citizens Of Newport and
~ its vicinity, that he has taken a resi-.
saa&A dence Mt Mr.. JosEPH F,sns in Broad
street. where he intends to commence the curing OF
Horses Of the various diseases TO which the nobc an
ima Is subject, viz the Spavlp, ,Rn-bone, Poole.
vii Visiula, Sore Eyes. and various other disease.
which horses are subject TO. Any person having
Horses afflicted with any Of the above named disea
ses, by bringing the Horse to him or sending to him
in time he will guarantee TO effect cure.
He will attend also to the Docking and Nicking o
Horses in the most approved manner.
E-r Having prnsilsed in the above profession for
several years IN The State OF Kentucky he offers his
services to the public, with the utmost CONFIDENCE
J. ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-26

DLUE WRITING FLUID, Of the best
ID quality, for sale on draught, by the quart or
smaller quantity; also, in bottles, by
je26 w. CALLAHAN.
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Sloop Hudson, West, New Bedford.
Do, Charles, Ash, Providence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25


Ga sunday, ifh April. Js,irs Horrurtt.
sgrd years, months and "a days--on 18Th
April, Joar WnLfss, aged ysars, 10 Bonths
and 90 days-and On he I9ih Apfd. Mrtfxps
Iaxr, eyed yTafs. s months and IS davs, chill.
dfcn q iise late Rev. John Howell Of DE Bal,i-
more Annual Confefencc. Thu, 10 he Short
space q Eve days, has liat fatal discsss (the
scaF,ei fsTer) consigned - ne tomb ne whole ~
family q fpnghtiy. Intelligent and lovely chil-
drcn--fruiy, dis Is an aEliciing difpepssiion.
fConaluaicaisf.
o. ne i5ih insi Josrru srrIa. an Of Mr.. ,.
v Prev ~ HarpsfsFerry, agss years. 2
noaihs aad a DAYS
On ne i5sh inst, NJ Taoaas Cnl. Jf, 81
Aill Greek, iieikciey eognty, sgsd ~ years.
~ Jersey eHg. % Fg.Aag egrnias iath inss..
Gel. ASEoF oeors, a. ofscsf Oh ~ Reeolofitns
ary Army, sod prrsi3ent General or a. soeie,y
~ CiaeianaE. aefd et yssFs.
a. asepAeftsttwa On Thars8aY raofuirr fsuf
Miss asata W.. lauzhirr - Jean n. csrtns.
Esq ~ ibsi piaee. - ~ tea yssr - be- go.
To ~ n,odesy nbf amiabiiiiy az dipost,as.
beconisE ~ sez. Deere ess s6let u ~ ihsf-
acteF ~ ~ aeersnr& rlarilg ~ nannrf snd
an inisiliTsaee, uhieh zee ~ es,eeaa anf aa-e.
ncz q ffiends 80 ee7aaianoces Gee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25

asnbsrs q ne "saiy sru< ana svtksda<- Pr~,bv.
ssusn Cnnrch 10 Ne y. g.. 20 my csrtsin kssw-
ssoss. esst - eoo~snie,tice yeurs since On
the sssisef Of s~vuy % the wioebe.,er psesby-
ICY The Rrsseytsry vas thea sitting n Wa ar
restcn- shsli only add, that the con nup, Ca
ton wss Of such . character that nr. ro,,s.
tes then Clerk Of the Prssbytery, 90 whom, ss
such. the paper bad been sess, asked that Il
might be DISPOSED Of. OF taken out Of his h.sds,
ss he You'd bs afraid 20 keep 10 about him.
on ScAsci nsa 10 Ohio sent the Paper. Did the
-Ns.s SeAesi Dea here propose or vote any thing
is favor ef hl Nd enc Of fhs,a-
That S~ss ei~~sss. OF MADAM Rumvr, does
not Designate, or give go Iocsi h.bisstioa and
name" 70 each Of hcr victims, 10 another re.
ssshabis fact. ! never knew this far gossip TO
point 70 sa< New School men, ss an Abciitieutst
thss eide Mason and Dixcns .,e VA, a,d ,rSrve
are The Nsv school Abolitiooists south Of that
Add al they esn BE- ssesstsinsd, in the name Of
peace, ehsriiy and good order. IN The name Of
ses Lord Jsses Christ, let then DO beard epd
they b IN The Church or out o: H.
shall mention but one other (scf. The Rev.
u ,. Breckenridge. Of B.l,iaors, eondusts .
Psriediesl, called the " Religious q Literary
nesssa," end circulated, st one tine. large
nunber IN this State. Not many months sisce
this literary work contained matter on the .ub.
leei Of sirsyy 90 eHee riiouabie, that ihs Pest
y
fegran, an able attorney there, TO refuse t q
iofg ssat In the ofies sad threw into the street.
where u vas burned in the presence OF num-
Der Of eitixeos!f u 10 true, that Mr. Breekea-
riege subsequently, ssid that he was absent when
the offensive matter alluded 20 was admitted TO
hn Magazine; bot he 10 irresponsible, a. eli know.
Tor Whatever appears In II, and the fact 6xes
the character Of his co-editor. Birds Of a fee
TIER" nc. Me- Brsekenridge IL not only Old
School, bat one Of THAR Leaders, and the 6rrtea
81 tke fsres IN accusing biz New School brethren
ey iSssp and bsftrs fh< rsril. Of Armenisnism.
Psisgsenism. ssmt-PeIsgianisus,A postaey. &c. ;
but nsvsr. TO my knowiedge. has he com plain
cd of sSsiiiieains this side OF Nsv York, No.
No. ~ word fer ", u the law sgsisst slavery
~ ~ Asssmbiys Book TO Which have alluded,
ss ever repealed In his day. division In his
party viii follow. and he will be- NJ the head Of
Iths ahoiitionisfs. Mark ii-And observe thst
no Oh Sesooi r,aa, sche has asy character for truth
MICA
Me.s-s- Edi.ors. J Believe Tia, you are r,aiier-
cfGsef men. or az least try to be so-Dooa you
Well. what do you think or my facts: But I
veal prsss you fear have sirsady occupied
TOO much OF Jour space, although this s16jeei
deep'y interests every man 10 this community -
When my facts are proved 10 be no facts, and
when % 10 clear, - good eonscsncs eoulJ desire
%, that the Rev. ORA kssos, Fisher, Skinner.
Carroll, Hill, &c. &C., and that the Rev Nessrs
Hargrave, Boyd. Royal, Kiipafrirk, Philips, &c
IKE, are sbolitioaists and htretieks. Tand al
course in the road 10 Hell, then, af,a not All
then. will forsake the
Aprii IS. 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKET,
Fer q <sek ending Fri1sv .rrnirr. I'm

feT - rsek ending Friday ersning, .9Trii 10.
FLoUR.-At the beginaing of the week the
general store price was 81 25, but owing 10 the
tightness Of the money market the sales aere IL
miied -SLnee then, II order 10 effect sales, de-
cline has beea submitied 10, and transactions have
taken place Al s. i2S, bat holders are asking 81
20 to-iay, and occasionally sales OF dray loads
are making al that rate. The raiI-road price "A
s'.swhiir for loads by wagons fraction higher
Is occasionally paid. Cry Mills s. 80. Sus-
qnebannah 81 31i.
Inspections of Flour during the week ending
on Friday evening: 5.s26 blrrels, 90 half do.
BEEF-Rangcs from SD n sI2i per 100 lbs.
FlsH.-A small earro Of TRAINED Shad from
North Carolna, about 200 lbs, the first that
reached the market this season. has found brisk
sales at SO for No. I. IL is probable tina, the
pnee will NOT vary mUclf from this rate during
the sessen- About 1000 barrels new Herrinrs
have been received from the Potomac fisheries.
and sold At first at Sc, but prices have since de-
barrel.
RYE FLoUR--Sales Of Isl quality a, Is so
70 s. GA.
WHEAT.-Good 10 prime reds <Ise1 to II
So. APaTeel Of 900 Bushels Virginia was "A
az 81 6S on Wednesday, but with this exception.
The receipts have eeSerally been in very small
CoRN.-A slight deciine-whiie 81 10 IS cts.
yellow Sc TO 81 cents The receipts Of Virginia
mixed corn have keen large this week, sales %
which were made early in the week at sc to g.
cents. and to-day a. s. cents.
RfE--We quote At 95 10 100 cents.
oATS.-Sales during the week AT IS 70 -
cents, bat to-day we quote Md. Oats higher
Is u 80 cents.
CLOVER SEED~-SAles Of good Western are
making al sI2 50 TO SIS per bushei. German
Sapling Clover SsRd IL held at 81 IS 70 Is.
TIMOTHY Seeds dull al - c2i 20 q.
PLASTER.-SevsFal sales we're made this
week al - IS 10 80 50 per ton. which IL a de-
cline OF about one dollar per ton since our last
BACON.-WssteFn assorted Bacon n cents
Western Hams are held nj IL 10 II cents; sI,oul-
ders al 10 rents, aad middlings az II TO ~ cts
WIIlSkEf.-By Hcgsheads - cents. bar
rels 5Yb cents. The wagon price Of barrels Is
36 cents, exclusive Of the barrel
ALEXANDRIA, .ArEu 90.
FLoUR--Thufsday the wagon price Of Flour
vas IS IS. Yesterday sc 80, At which rate we
quote to-day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-25

MH ESshs. EDtTORe-yo4 ESQ swsFs that
4VG ths frssbg8risa chufeb. IN abe United
states, = divided Into t-o paFtiss, known By the
masses q old kud New eehsol You are aIso
sPpfixsd. that, II The rseert mssling N this
piacs Of Sc " isehestsr Rresbytesy these psr.
ties sspRvstse. Ard H. Rotorioas thss mem
bers o. the Oia sehpsI psrfy silsgs ibss difieui-
ties. crossing oas - shofsssass. ss veil e. other
fsD@ the ChsFeh % 500 aIaisters esd 50. Goo
eo@munissass withoug The form evsa Of trial, or
eifstion.
Nov, gsssisnsh. viii you psrnh, With your
usuai eosFtesy, . son ~ virEiaia, . holder Of
slaves. ssd ssmbsr - shsI much sbussd. mis-
aomts New eehool party. 70 siais IN defsses of
BIZ frfsads, tv fsris that Will ikrow some
Iishs upon Ihs Iatsre-tiag subject. SD haze
shsa spread before The Pasiis u Jour Free
rs The ehssss. nee. e sbsiitloaisn hsvisS
erspt into the FaBlzs 81 che - estisS New sehoai
party sf fhs Norls sd NEST. I. Ter sae. frssIy.
opealy adasf a5 and Z sever heard = frlssd 81
ne Nsw School psrsy asag Il. There srs abe.
litioaisis. and rsnk oaes toe. IN eonsssioa with
apsss q ne Nsw School Churches ln thst regios
Boz are lhsy conansd 10 che Esw sehasi party,
ehs Whig vssfg, ~ AdssisistFstion party. % asy
thsF b5dy q msni Are there Bons " ths bo-
oa ~ fhs Oh scbosl charshss' Tlsyr ars
'f.sr'sua&si with What grace. thea. dos sueh
ehaFgs eous fren frrh parigf The inconsis-
tsucy 81 thess tTsftrean gill further epPaar
tfea lhe following usrEntauLn FAeTss
te 1878, paper vas sfesn 10, presented %
TIE Se1erai Assembly. and adopisd b. that bo-
~, IN uhieh slavery n sensuaesd IN sfrosx
tsfas. es 8iH. and The Miaistsrs sna Elders
fArgprhssf The Church ere req iifsf 81 that is.~,
snd bsaaf ~ ihrir roEs. - sHsmtns insa iAs cob
jet sni dtseiplias eaao&ioua msmbers This
lav wss he woFk. fas hes beer repeatedly STAT
- N ne pspsFs, be- sever tenisd ) q Dr. nsn-
ter SD oihsrs-Old sehooi nenil Aaa there
y stessls, stiu. upan the Asssnbly's Seek Trus.
ths 1psrsseatsd Nsw schsof nsn. giihia Doctor
BtNisg's owa PfesbyieFy. n lover YuEinis. sd
- ne Charleston a.. 9 Frssbytsry .havs ssss--
80 - have teis uat,fipisyai 80 si,sFrss7fae isg
eHP1nEet; bui thFy have easayea u vsinif
Tseeat, sbi5ss npos lba aiafate beck % ihs
OF School paf,y - as dsy. Al. Csnsi,isaey.
thou aft isusis
.fsosher ret --Ths Oi1 sehosi party havs uss
- Fsnstbs iiss ~ Sisisioa thsaaes tks CknrsS
- - sEelaie aboliiiasists suls saf suli-,f..
asuf - Ne psyeqss go ~ ~ tken q ~ Nertb
49, m fssl fsien3s 81 fhs eouth. so asais a.
terb noes ~ eug insiiteiisesf ukiiss iners NJ
segitiea anS msIaFitiss n olt sshnsl R-ssbyts-
Eies ed synpfa at ~ Heffh 80 west. ars sho-
ihienleis. so aen,elczsrs ~ ~ mcss iz,prsisf
80 fsNsf.esf hssf. 49, az fhls cisss. 4 ssnyg
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DY virtue OF deed OF trust. given BY Daniel
- g. Krout on the sth day Of August. 1920. To
rhonss Van Sveariagen for certain purposes
aa@ed B" said deed. which said deed 10 on re-
cord IN the CLERKS Once OF Jefferson county.
the usder,igaed (havirg subsequently, been sp-
pointed trustee iestssd Of Thomss Van swssrin-
ssa, dsa'd) will sell. in front Of Daniel Entlers
tavern IN shePherdstown. sa Saturday As 27n
dag IF .,P~i usrf.
THE HOUSE AND LOT
10 which the ssid kreut AZ present resides, ssto-
sted 10 ShePhsrds,dvn. on High-street. being
part Of lot No. II. with al ard singular the
hsreditamen,s and sPrurtsnaness Belonging
thereto.
Also, the following articles Of Household Fur
niturs, viz:
Three Beds and Bedding.
One Desk. ore Cupboard. J Tables,
~ Chairs, one large Kettle.
Two Iron Pots. one Stove and two Tubs.
Terms liberal. which will be made kno~n.
JAMES D. WAGER, Trustee.
March "a. 1879
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on the issh inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Gilmore
1F. STDSOs b. J0Hssos, of Paua1ier county. IA
Miss RosaNNA n. HnsEfT. Of Loudoun.
On Tuesday. G;h inst, by the Rev. r. Birkby
Mr.. Wt1LIAA X. HOoE, 10 Misa Saasa ASS
JaNNEr, both Of Logdeun eonniy, Va.
On Thuuday aighi last. BY the Rev. AeSan.
der Jones, me Rev. J. ~. M0natsos % Me,
Mss0saET ASS FosTER, daughter Of the late DF
81 B. Fesier Of Sbepbssdssowb.
On Thursday last. b. the Rev. Nr. MeEiroy
Mr.. Dawn DfLL0w 70 Miss SAaam AxN DIltssv
ali % this county.
In AaEhnsborg. on Thursday last, hy Ire Rev
M. J. Hamilioa, Me-. ALPasD Ho,grEg 10 Mis,
PHEHE SsILEaHaEa. Ell II hat town
u Loudoun county. on Tuesday Q6fh nit., by
ne Rev. Daniel = Haner. Mr. GairvrrH r. s-os
70 Mss DUAxEA q. RicEEaT.
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Aprn IS. 1893.
NAY pd1I

Mr.. Galiaher-As the entertainments. AZ the
MAY BALL, TO be given AT Capt. M. Tho,nn-
sons, Chariestown, on Wednesday evening next.
will be unusually grand and numerousy auend-
ed, i should be pleasc4 IL you would notice il
through your paper, in order that ladies and gen.
tiemen generally may be aware OF the fact, and
participate IN the festivities y