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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09

AFTERNOON. Convention met. Pray
er by Rev. J. w. Sawyer Letter of Hon.
w. r. Ranney, read Voted to incorpor-
ate the letter with the proceedings of the
convention.
Resolution, No. 2, was laid upon the
table for the present.
Resolution, No. 8 was then called up.
and after being discussed by Col Miller.
Mr.. Allen, John s. Pettibone, and others,
was adopted.
| Resolution, No. 2, was then called up,
and further discussed by Elder Elon Ga
lusha and Elder Burroughs. and adopted.
The Business Committee then intro
duced the following resolution, which was
acce pied BY the Convention, and laid up
on the table.
/ 5. ResoIoed, That the action on the
subject of slavery by the recent conven-
ton of Congregational delegates at Mont
pelier, is but an additional evidence, that
the churches are not vet doing their whole
duty to the enslaved; and that many of
the clergy are welding tremendous
power in favor of slavery.
Adjourned 10 Thursday. Sept. &c, a: 10
: o'clock, A. NJ.
Thursday, Sept. 26. Convention met
: Prayer by Rev. B. Shaw.
!. Resolution, No. A, was called up, and
after discussion by d. Roberts, Jr., E. D
: Barber, Col. Miller and Judge Pettibone
/ was adopted. Adjourned to IL past
!, P. Nj.
9 Afternoon. Convention met Prayel
= by Rev James Anderson.
S Resolution, No. 5. was called up. AM
d was discussed by T. Goodale, Col. Miller
e J. Stedman and Rev. James Anderson
;. and Judge Pe;tibone.
l. In reference to the explanations of Rev
IS James Anderson, on motion of Judg
d Skater, seconded by Col. Miller, the res
: olution was laid upon the table.
is The following resolutions were the
IS adopted:
Sc Resolved. That the grateful acknow
10 edgments of this Convention, be tendere
/ to the church and society in this plac,
10 for the occupation of their house, and th
q courteous reception we have every wher
q met with.
l. ResoIoed. That the proceedings of tn
- convention be signed by the President an
! Secretary, and forwarded for publicatio
: to the Voice of Freedom, and such othe
: papers as choose to publish them.
a. The congregation then joined in sins
lg ing the Christian Doxology. and wei
NJ dismissed with benediction from Re
=. James Anderson.
so On Tuesday and Wednesday evening
Col Miller lectured to very respectful
= and attentive audiences. Meetings
PRAYER for the slave were held on Wedne
= day and Thursday mornings.
: The proceedings were conducted Wi
much harmony, and apparent interest, ar
n it is believed that a good impression hi
IS been made by them upon the publ
g. mind. ]. w. HALE, President.
9 D. ROBERTS, jr. Secretary.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09

of the Israelites. and who caused the cru
ell letters TO fall from the limbs of the apos-
tie Peter, and the massey doors of his pris-
on to open for his release, in answer to
prayer. will not prove deaf to our entrea-
ties, nor suffer US to petition in behalf Of
the enslaved in vain.
Accept, dear sir, an assurance of my
respect, and of my best wishes for the ad
vancement of this noble cause.
W. R. RANNEY.
DtJA.Alf Sec of the Ex.Com.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09
General Intelligence.


We have mentioned the loss of the
schooner New-York, on Lake Ontario,
during severe gale on the 18th ult-
The following particulars of the melan.
choly event we copy from the Kingston
Chronicle. They are contained in let
ter from John Rose, Esq.-N Y.Spee.
To-day has been exhibited in this place
an awful scene; during the severe gale
of yesterday vessel was discovered some
8 or 10 miles from shore, apparently in
an ungovernable situation. A: about u
O'Clock she neared the land SO as 10 Be
distinctly seen, when it was discovered
she was lying on her beam ends, driva
forward By a mighty sea toward .bs
shore. On crossing the bar at The en-
rance of the bay, whittier she MAS ap
preaching, she struck and went TO pieces.
Two men were then discovered cling1g
TO piece of the deck-one was soon
washed off, the other continued 10 bold
on till he came so near as to be heard
calling for assistance, and beckoning with
his hand for the people on shore TO cone
off. Attempts were made to launch
small boat into the boiling surf but all e.
forts were unavailing; the sea ran 50
high it was utterly impossible. He was
cheered and encouraged from The shOr'
for some time At length, weary and eK'
hausted, he was washed from the piecen
which he held. and sank to rise no more
To-day the inhabitants have been bGa
sly engaged IN saving what the fury oil Ih'
waves has spared, consisting of mass
yards, blocks, rigging &c. The ves'a
was laden with slaves, large quanliiy@
which came on shore, and have been slF
ed. In sounding round the wreck ig'
men were found dashed 10 the maaa
shrouds; one had dashed himself by ~
middle, the other around his arm, and y
this situation were driven ashore with ~
wreck; one man is apparently about y
years of age, sandy hair, large whlsKet
about four feet eight or nine inches
height. had on a coarse roundabout az
cloth vest coarse canvass trowsers u
his pocket was found small pockei-oo'l
containing Ell. IS. Al. in silver, bu! y
papers whereby to designate his name
place OF residence; the other was aOo..
twenty-one or two; dark brown hair =.
complexion, had on a pair Of fusa.
trowsers, and over them a pair OF coals
canvass ones. striped cotton shirt, bu' y
coat or vest II is expected that thefeat
still more persons under the wreck, WIZ.
is now lying bottom upward, 10 about s.
en- feet water; neither of the Two n'I
seen from the shore has yet been i9gJs
From the size of the vessel II Wooia
supposed to require crew OF eien' \
nine persons; all on board, however
they many or few, have persisted; Nsp
The Oswego Herald says:-I Le -
York was under charge of Capt Ge"
Carlisle. of this village, an exceile% .rss
ficer, and esteemed citizen; and ner s,su
IS supposed to have consisted oil ,sh
She lett the Welland Canal on the
or 18th, bound TO French Greek.
Several people have died 10 New
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09

Several people have died in New ;sg
sey from eating toad-stools, miS
them for mushrooms.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-09

Brother Alrfn Gould is requested to act
as agent for the Telegraph in Douer.
Brother Jeaoen Boynton, Jr. at North
Springfield.
Brother ". ". Rugg, at Londonderry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29


Having been officially advised Of the
attempt on tho part o. the authorities Of
the State Of Missouri. 10 cause 10 DO as
sessed with q view 10 taxation, the proper
~ ofPesons residing in Van Buren, coun.
~. claimed ~ Q portion OF the Territory
OF Iowa, and allotted 10 il in the examine.
ton made by Captain Lea. Governor Lu.
cas- has issued his proclamaiion iorbiddins
IN the most formal manner any. such pro-
eeediog. Should the attempt on the part
OF foreign power TO exercise jurisdiction
within the Territory 5e made by a mil.
itary force. OF in such strength as to rem
der the efforts Of his fupctionaries unavail.
ing. AZ application to the President, Of the
United States is mentioned NJ the mean,
OF remedy. The Burlington Gazette.
Iowa, IN which the proclamaiion was orr.
g'nally published, ia speaking of the feel.
.ns OF the people Of that Territory. says.
they ',ok upon themselves As deeply az.
gr'evse by the effort Of Missouri to do
what can never be carried into effect
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

MVILL rs-ePsa o. hosssy. sses.nbsr n.
pse@Pt IN their return % The d.y u ss--.,e,.
eest N Greer 10 1sintais their stssdisx IN their
Ctsssss, 80 veil ss - sseWs that sss...lo. wh,.b
ssssrsi'y felt whsa . nsassr Of yoasx Per
sons eo@.soee together ssy Intervening siudIes
70 obtain isrgss elsss 10 Preach, no extra
sssfss 20" - made Zoe that i.sgasys dsriax
he ssssisg Session.
Ths fArsa's OF Guardians Of tho.c Yossr Ia
ess .he eosid not (fos wsnt OF roon) be ed
~atsd ~ sosrdsrs darng the is.t ,es.,oa. or,
particularly requested 10 maize an early sppi;-
e.s'oa, ~ eeiy = few nero boasSsr, eaa B. re-.
ss,'sd '- addition 20 thoss already ssgsSsd.
August 30. 1899 1T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
RaRafHn.

On Thursday morniag last, by the Rev. Rober,
CAdaes. sr. JAMES NJ. RsiLsr TO Miss sr,.s
deed all OF this town.
In Frederick City. Md, on Thursday last. nv
the Rev Mr.. MeElroy. Mr.. MIcHAEL G,LL,n.s
TO Hiss MAsaaREr GIBSON, daughter OF the late
Alexander G'bsoa,-all of Harpens-rerry.
oa Tuesday morning last, By the Rev. Mr.
Thomas, Mr. EsHoN StrFrR. Merchant OF Kn.
6's'own' to Miss fRsScEs, daughter OF Air.
John Lock ALI OF this county
AT Catskiii. n. Y. on the iith ms, SYr,,,x
CRoswEtL- Esq. one of the editors oI the AHA.
ny Argus. to DEtri, daughter OF John Adams.
Esq.
AT Greenvilr, Prince William county. Viz
ginia, On the 2lst inst, by the Rev. S..ptimu,
lnsion, WILLIAM RErSoLDs. OF Baltimore, 10
Kos. NJ, daughter Of James b. Eweli, Esq OF
the former place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Fer as seek s.Ai-s ~, .,s.s-x, .s-s. n.


rRoN ruE BALTIMORE AMERICAN.
GENERAL REMARK-Th- co,,;nn.s
ttyhsness of the money market extends h, iufiu-
enee 10 all branches Of trade, and interferrs in
greater OF leas degree with business op<rat;ons
bEEf.-We quote the exuemes this week a,
81 10 81 IS per 100 lbs.
fiSH--Hruing IS - To IS IA per barrel.
Tith moderate demand
fLoUR--The news by the Liverrooi has
made no imPressioa on our Flour market. w.
quote he store price OF ordinary brands al Is Is
and Of choice brands az e5 sTi The rec-,p,
pnce Is now s. 62t. City mills s5 Is. AMI a.;
on ume since the news by the Iiyerpool
while whrsts have advanced Ave cent, busbeI
Flour has been sold az lcss than the previous
faies-a sale OF 500 barrels having been mad.
Al - Do cash, aud some parcels NJ s. as On time
and at s. s1i on time.
INSPECTIONS Of the week: il,I.o barrels
ISL hall barrels
WHEAT.-t;cod to prime rolls 81 Is to a
70 per bushel. Prime reds 81 40 prime WIN.
same price.
CoRN.-we quote yellow to-day ~ ~ To so
cents. Sales cf white to-day at - Ia "a cen,x
Sales Of Virginia mixed to-day st ~ cents.
RlE--Salcs early IN the week at IS To &c
cents, hut to-day we quote good Md at ~ cents
oATS.--Sales throughout the week AT 80 cts
to-day * cent?.
TIMOTHY SEED Sales from stores =, 10
- pcr bushel.
PLASrER,-Sales this week at So s7l per
ton.
bACoN.-We note n sale this morning Of two
lots. comprising about 1900 lbs. western a.scr,-
ed Bacon, IN strictly prime order. at I 1 renis.-
Prime western Hams are he'll at ia to l3l
cents; Shoulders At to 10 cents; MiddhBas 10
cents Baltimore cured Hams II to IiI cents
LARD II dull. No. 1, Of strictly prirn. oual,-
~, ~ firm nj II cents.
WHiSkEi Small sales OF hos>hcads at Is
cents, and sales OF barrels, for cash, at u and
81 cents. The wagon price Of barrels is ~ to
u ceLts.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. ~.
Flour. new. - IS per barrel; Wheat al 90 20
81 Is; Rye - To so; Corn, yellow. IS TO 20.
white corn 6G cents; Oats IL TO -. Plaster. re-
tail. IS 81. C,.,D,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
SUIgfn(6JE Yn9RYnIN

SCHOOL N0TIOIEo
pie uLdsTsignsd. highly appreeiaiing the
q very liberal patronage heretofore eKtsadsd
10 his School, takes THE method OF 10 forming his
psHons, cod all whom ID NAV concern that his
vaeatioa will have Terminated on Monday the
9Th Of September. at which time the school
Uii be re-orgsnized.
Aud having made arrsngemsnIs for sompO-
tent Sssistaues, he hopes, By nPsmi,tiDe en-
dsASoFs, TO secure 10 his pupils rapid iap
msnt, and 70 his PAlrOaS the EraIi6eaiion Of
their most sanguiss expectations.
The resPeetiVs quarterly charges for tuition
viii be as hsTstofors adVsrtissd, viz:
For photography. Reading, Writing, and ATith-
metie. per quarter. 40 so
For Geography. with the use Of Maps,
snd History. per quarter. - 90
Fof Engnsh Grammar. English Con posi-
ton and Rhetoric, per quarter, ~ so
Fer Mathematics, including AlKsbsa. Geometry.
Trlgono@etry,(w With iis sppIiestios 10 Heights
and Distanees,) MsRsurstiOn, Surveying, the
SPpliesIion OF Alssbrs 70 Geometry, &c. a.
per quarter
Any pupil studying any OF the succeeding. mar
sIso study any Of ihs<gsesdinE branches, With
ost additional charge
A quarter will consist Of twelve weeks. With
out any deduction tot time lost on the part of
the pupil, except in eases OF sieknsss-and any
Scholar entering the school will be considered
~ engaged for q quarter.
THOMAS }. DoDD.
HarPers-Fsrry. Aug. %. 1879 st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
r. SMITHS HOTEL,
SISSEH.

VIE suoscriher ~ compelled from circum-
as"ses .h'eh hs'e j'si tT-ss,,,rvsi, To ,I,.eo.-
"""e ssern keeP'ns VA Berrysilie. Tho hou.. Il,
(. Tavern. 49, -
ih'. s"dden determination of clio ing hi. Tavern
e.s arse" 'r"sn the n-rsss,y of the sussribsr VA,
ox ." ~, s"" ." s.tile up the M-rcs.iiie L,si-
ness 81 tiles i-,c firm &C y. X a. a. sstru sod fro,
o'ees considerations ~h'sL II 10 uanse sss.ry 10
,r,,'blc the public ~ih. "
." y'Sih"E ." ca e'rnstsne~. ~hi,h the subscribe
s.n"A eo"'ro lee bsHs To make hes gr.-I .ek nov
'sdEurnss to h,s frir.'i, snd I.tra. Toe th,, m,,
expressions OF favour and kad eonSi.l,ri,o r,r,,,
ed nj 'he'r hseds- IREADMELI. SMITH
berry VILE. Clarke county,
Aug -, ISJ9-6s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
PURILG SALE

HVuE subscriber Nill oGsr for sale. ~ Tss,.
n day ~ l0ih ef Ssgisslbtr. e. he rssidsner
~ miiss North of ChsEisstoHa, The followior
Property, va;
household and Khohsa Farshufs,
Tso Cows and Calves.
Two seyihes sd Cradles.
TVo Moving scyihss sna Hsagiags,
Ons ~ tee psif u Wsgoe Gesss,
A1d many other articles
A credit Of nias moaihs url ~ giysn b. ihs
Puschaser executing bod 9Th approved sscu-
ray. ZOE 80 sons ever Is. For 80 sams % ssd
uodsf IS, the cash vii - feqsirsd. ssla %
'ihs piece ~ sn sssiy hour.
uUGu MCDONALD.
AuEust -. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
NOTICE.
JAhcsss III. RTS-orJsH

JssNhcSs3 I'll. RT%lri8Y
ESECTFuLLY informs his patrons and
- h.i p"sae Ers~rsliy ,hst he ~iil r~.ams the
duties "a he SCitOOi. oa Moxbar rsK ai on
ssrrsssks SNxr. Tie .hl ,i.lI eo..,,s.r TO ocean,
the has. meet story Of the Erseor.i Lecture itooa
ners he v'ii be Pr~p.re Ia give ia,irustios .. an.
rs"."s".h'P. Arii.,as,,s, E-gi,.h Grammar. Geo.
grsphy, Msp'"g. tiissoty. Natural PHILOSOPHY, sl~-
n's.,s al t'so.sstry. M.s.sr.,.o.. ssr,v, cog, Ss
s"" NE noi~sv strict sites,,va Ia the improve
meet CT hts f"P'is Ia ms rii share ofihs pubic 10.
rn-ge he trrn's 81 tutio,., -hi.h are n,ssiSrs.r
~hi DC made kso-" s' the School Room.
References,
Rev Robert C.slsea, Ms.s.. wm s. I.osk. A.
's.hor", = > iogo- s.d Capt john Reed.
August Sf.tsS9-M
TN ". '"ic.d op-niRg . NIGHT SCHOOL,
shu"' the 1t OStob-r. add ~ be- h.p,,, 60 rre-,,,
s"S" Fttsoas - ~'sh 10 s,s,l tLemssI,rs Of mi.
in~ans Of Instruction. . N n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
XYhIE,hfS.


'6'HosE % NY friend. wbO bsvs been owing
me toe TO Or more years. are respectfully
Informed thst cannol longer indulge then. sna
that payment, Of part .: le- Il ghat is due MUST
b Eads wIfhsui fsrfseT 1isy. MaHT have besn
scfved BY me, in season aud out o. season, sRd
With Ehom have bees waiting Tor hse sid
even isa gss'f iof q ssttlsmsnt - Would sucA
persons bs considered f,isusi' Would ftsp re-
iuse % serve Others under the same eifcumstaa-
ces sod eoeros psymsbt1 Thea lot thea Asss
tbs noiiee-Ei'sn, 81 u -, from . nscsttHy in
posed upoa me.
To those enc have kept ne saoat - The gsy-
ment. every year % tso, ~ part o. ~ thsl y ~
due. tender ny grateful sekno y led msnia anA
Offer ny best services
So much % Oats. Corr, Pork. ke., ~ ny
fsmily may require. aill aiesys a. fkriy ,sassa
b. thaukfuily received Zoe Medical ssrvicrs.
8. g. SNYDER
Auanst %. 1879 1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
PUBLIC SALE.

INTENDING TO remove TO tho wsst. the sab
se''bsF gill cell, - Ppsfi- sale, "a W.I-,.-
aSy ne IOfA II y ssnbsr n,ri II hs rssidense I
mile sOrih Of Csmsron's Depot. all IA. P,o,.,.
~, such -
Horsss, BROOD Mares and Colts.
Mteh Cows and stock Cattle,
About DO Hogs ssd IS head Of sheen
One strong Road Wssoa-oas Cart
One Sislkh-P Plough, ssd IIsrrnu.
One Wheat Fau end Cutting Box ke Ar
h5oui 20 serst Of Cora IN the ground,
Household snd Hissh-s FarEi,ars. ssseh q
Beds, beds'esds snd Bedding,
cns Butssu sHd one Cupboard.
Chairs sod Tables sc az
One ien-Plsts stove sod Pipe
Tsrsi' Fl sais "A credit 81 nine saonths will
os given ou 81 sums shove g.. By the gusrha.sr
gi',nG baod snd approved security. sem, of a.
500 under' eash. No property 70 BE- removed
uni' the terms % sale be complied 9Th. sale
'o take place early 10 the dag
August -. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
PCBIIC SALE

WILL sell. NJ my residence , miles west OF
shsPherdsiown, a. public sale, om TAur.Ssv
'As AA % S'P'e"Ss' hsri, the folIo~in Property :
Horses Cattle. Sheep and Hogs.
Hay an the stuck,
Corn by The acre.
One plantation Wsgon-ons Cart,
Hay Ladders and Ipind MI.
Ptoughs md Horse Gears,
HousehoH and Kiiehen Furniture. Nth
a rarely Of articles not necessary 10 name.
eredi. OF six "oaihs will be gwen on ell
sums Of 81 and upwards, BY the pu,eha,.r ,;,.
ing bond aud good security. sums under Is
cash. JEPTyfTJI ar uoDc
Aug. %. 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

"ILL be offered. az public sale, on Non.
w day che ofA Of Septsplbsr ntEi, II the resi-.
oe"cs o. MT Joseph No. Cromwell. near Cam
srOa' Depot. the Personal Property of The late
Joshua Burton. 70 wh
HOTse'-two excellent Cows, With Calves.
Farming Utensils. one Road Wagon,
One twO-kOFSs do,
H0u'sho'd snd Kitchen Furniture, such Is
Beds and Bedding. &C. &c.
a credit Of SiX months will he given the pu,.
chaser on ell suals OF s. end spu ards. by giving
ooad and good security. FOr lees amounts, the
east III be required.
JAhES GRANTHAM, EresHi.y.
August ~. ls39
p. s.-A likely BoT Sbout the aEs Of Is will
be offered foT hire tall Christmss, on the above
day Of sale.
OAl persons indebted 20 the above estate
are requested to make immediate pay ment; snd
81 persons having claims on said estate will
please present them, properly authenticated,
for settlement a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

FhATEp ~ from thc sabss r,bsr some iio.s
- ~ Aay, Frs . ~ ~ C.fIIEs.- sssst
sfoP OF tss fisst ssf so un5ef 30 nut % fts
,sf' and hesh Esfts - red. uhns. saa 4
aiees Aay iaiofmat'on eofsannieaisd - -
p hsfo. aiiisf' hao'stoua, ell b. tAantfsHg
feeeItsd, Sod iibsfsi re sfa Kisss
Aasga IS. 1919 y"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
ROR AAHR.

"a HOUSE AND LOr - the toes n Bsl,.
IN ssF ser Igsfrsss- Pssg, Ts- -. !.
eoaisfiabis ffanse dssii,.,r sHh s.,oi. -.
~ TIE L9t ecntains sbsug hsn 80 ssfs al
D. ~ high sisie 81 euitisatioa. ~ skirh 49, !.
safiel1 - eel selected Ffsn Trees. noa ! 80.
'ef-iaiiiaG sPsiaE ~ sxesiisas watsr. Tss.s
siii - uasSs haous ~ sppiicslloa 10
TH0yN.4s N.ugTH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
wM. WICKES,
JOS. WHITE.
JAMNS 0hDEEIfls,a,
TAILOR,

II RESPECTFULLY announces 60 his friends
~ and the public generally, that he has taken
. shop one door West Of J. B. Paeksu'a store.
where he will continue the TailoSing In all its
branches. All work entrusted 10 him shaIl be
done In . neat. fashionsbIe, and suLstaatisi
manner. lie solicit. . portion OF the psironsgs
ot The eastsners Of the late frm Of BoKus &
Clo,hisr. Grateful for favors heretofore ex-
tended 20 him, he invites 9 continuance.
Charlestown, Aug. %. 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
Riding Horses Tor Sale.

Riding Horses for sale.
hAst isr ssis. two very ans RfDlvU
"Vh rs eaeh ssVen Jsafs q sgs-ons 81
thsnI fefy fest Fscksr, thsse ausrts,s 49,
siree ~ VILLAS ladastfy. colour iros as,
the ether ssTsh-eiEiths bleed. q psfy sas fro,.
ter sired - Old ClftOn. coisus. red sor,.l =
Also, = ihrss Jsss Old Colt. ssvss-ssrhsbs b,o..A
sissd by ltngaass. dsm ~ soulhef = Eclis,. 49,,
81 ~ 90 Worcester mafs.
ufss she shove Horses Zoe sss not On A.
sosni "i anJ lault but bseaass have aoss q
that desc Fipitoa ~ siofh thss go ~. -.
and sish either 70 ssn % sxehsn~. A., ~,
isfge ssfsag frsusht horses
THO.Hfs D WASHING Fns
Rich Woods. Aus "a. fRgs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
TRUST SALE.

virtue OF deed u trust, given on the
AS tth Of June, 1895. by johnson Gsrret. 10
the unders'gnsd. .. trustee, for the ben, sI Of
James Foley, (~hich deed !, Of record in IN.
Clerks Once of Jefferson eosnly. } I will pro.
coed TO sell, NJ public auction, To the hixh,,,
bidder. for ready money. % Ssfa.d ihs IIA Of
Sspt'~ssr HsEi. on the premises.
a House and Lot
Lying and being ia South Bolisar-near the r..
,'dsnee OF MIR. George Little. The Hov,. :, :,
large story stone building covered with .i,t.
John L. UNSELD, Trustee.
August Is, 1899.
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100, 900 DOLLARS!
LOTTERY AUTHORIZED BY the
STATE OF MARYLAND

10 erect a TOXIN MILL. and other pu5.
he buildings IA the City IF Baltimore.
~ On act of the Lsgi.lsturs passed st the De-
esn.ber Session. is3s.
Class No. Q Fos 1850
To be positively drawn In the city Of B.lt;mo,.
on wednesday. September 25ih, Isas. nj 4
O'CLOCK r. ~, under the superinte nd snce Of
COmmissionsrs-
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HOu:.cs and Lots i'm bolivar
| TOR SALE

MIL. be sold. At private sale. two House,
aud '.ots-oas lying in Ua,oa Street south
no""ar' ~ stories high, with q wing attached,
stories high-si veil finished. The Lot con-
ia,ns sboui three-foorihs OF an acre
The other lot cOntain. upward. OF a fourth
OF an acre the House Is Que story high, 36 b,
10 'eet, lying on the county road IN north BoI,-
var adjoining the property Of the late Robert
Avs.
Any person wishing To purchase will sppiy 10
The subscriber, living in the 6rsI named house.
JosEPu CURRY
Bolivar, August -, ts39--3t
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land for sale.

land for sale.
wv 'sb,erihsr vill sell, ~ puhiie safe 10
he Highest btjdsf hsfors she door of Dse.
~ Lhustt tavern, ~ shsphsfJstsun. o. \ Ter.
f's ~ 2ia y S,g'e-lss,.
% acres Of fiF~g-rate Land.
LyinE sbsut one a,iis saalh q shsphsr dsto,.a.
ifaiasdisitiy sa The fosd issdisg 10 thsris.to.s
snd adioiniaE ibs isBds - " sitsf 4. 4-lb, I'D
W. Lscti'dsr sad etssFs-a pofi-oa n uhisb !,
:. hno f'absf lie ssio - take place a ~
o'cisrk
Tsfms asds ksowu On TIE ~, ~ ssis
August =. 1879
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Dian, UpdrmoH & fRsnIrr

00025 - 5A05Sta
DtaH, WdrmoH & SasflIrr
HA"E % hasd, u their Tss,osy. Riss 81 A..
m Alsxss ira. ID. T..
1000 pair Mes foe Boots,
900 10. do. lhiek do
80 900 Do. Do. "a. BfoEaaa.
900 DO. do 6ns BroEsns sd shoes.
1908 DO. beJ'i and youih's aas asd eOasbs
BfoEnns,
1000 pair Ladies Leather Shoes Booisss,
600 Do. -. seal Slippers,
1000 DO. DO. ktd end Morsccs DO
1000 Do. %. ehiidgea's Lsathss so
kiofocco hootses.
~ % ahich sfe " god aaatsrisls. sd ssrgaat-
- sofsasnship. aaanfsetuFsd sndsF their osn
suPertisioa expressly Zoe ne retail iEsde.
They ere prepared % sascute ofSefs fof 90
kiads % SCOTS a SHOES ususiiy rsqsissd 10
ne soath. 81 ehesp 81 eaa ~ tsf ~ say 81 ne
NoFthsrn msFtsts SCI weah Isgtts dsalefs 10
ssii saa enamias fog themsalTss
6NTwesly % ThiFty soys. FREE IS - 81
saars % ags. wili - isksa - apPfsaiiess 10
ne PEG Root sd shoe husiaess
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