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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-12
Auction Sales.
BY THOMAS BELL.
(Stoyes Nos. 80 finn and IFS FuNoN streets


SATURDAY.
VALUABLE SALE OF FURNITURE, PIANO
FORTES Vases Flowers, SHADES China Ornaments, Glass
Ware &e-Atisl s'ciOet A y she ssls' ROOM
RECEIVERS SALE OF SOFAS, MAHOGANY HAIRS
Couches Otomans Sofa Beds, seat Rocking Chairs
and valuable articles of Furniture-At io O'clock IN the
{d3-AUCTION NOTICE-THOMAs BELL informs his
friends puc that he will usual attend to sales
Furniture Groceries, Dry Goods OF other merchandise
either the premises bis large sales room 81 Ann and
Fulton street The usual made all goods m
tended for auction There will avs found choice
superior furniture fortes &c at private sale at
prices The regular furniture sale days are Wedne
day The sale department 10 usual
under the direction of Mr.. Morse.
N. B.-Appraisments attended to-
BY BUTTERFIELD COACHMON.
Store No. 10 East BroadtcGy
Out door sales of Groceries Furniture &c punctuay at
tended TO, and respectfully solicited
THIS DAY
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-At 10 o'clock, in front of
the store raj sortment Of Hous .hold Fur ure
Also, large lot Of HARDWARE Glass Crockery locks
German Silver Spoons. Forks, &C.
Also, 20 baskets champagne cider.
y. B-A new mahogany counter, brass mounted.
TUESDAY. September is,
PAWNBROKER'S SALE-At 10 o'clock, at the auction
store by order of Esther Levy Division street. large
sorment of pledges, which have been pledged
year and upwards.
SALES OF FURNITURE.-The auctioneer respectful.
Household Furniture the dwellings declining
keeping Liberal cash advances will be made furniture
sent TO the auction store Inventories and
the effects Of deceased, personally attended
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CTOCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & RAMBLING.
- SON at Broadway, would call the atsl ton of Gentle.
to their Of Stocks Scarfs ard Cravas
able for the Fall and Winter which they hay. just received
made Linen Merne Cotton Shirts and .awers &c ne.
N Strangers visiting the city would do WE'LL by giving
them call before purchasing elsewhere. Their
oRd block above the Astor House. sli.iw-
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ID e A f N e s s.

CT WAS Deaf nine years with constant pain and roaring
noises in my and head occasionally, with
from my So miserable did become compel 10
give up my business whsn iortunsts s,sd mysrG under
RIS'S-THEIR OFFICE is A 1857 RROADWAY-asd
to these gentlemen indebted for the they
AID restoring M again TO Society
IT. G, LIVINGSTON, Ii2 Seventt eath-st NY
RrsSss and pains in tie ears for sale al as1 Broadway anu
TEETH.
INSERTED BY ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE, wi bout
springs igatures, wires, any ftenngs which by their
friction, w.a cut Off force cut the remaining teeth The
loose teeth listened, cleaned, extracted, &c. &c.
SO imis. A C.. CASTLE, NJ. d. Dentist, 2s7 Broadway.
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GEORGIA LUMBER COMPANY NOTES are redeem
No W all yet New ycrA. sis,
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CARLTON HOUsE-The proprietors take this opportu
" NIFTY inform their friends and the pubc that they are
prepared To make arrangements with families or
gle gsne-cn for board for the winter by the
the most reasonable terms. BENSON HODGES.
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FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
IN BOSTON-On SATURDAY.. Sspte niber 10,

FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
IN BOSTON-On SATURDAY, September 10,
BY COOKE * GA LIE, City Hail.
A CERTIFICATE of Deposite Lf the La Eayet:e Bank,
"A Boston for One Thousand Dollars, dated March 5 and
protested for 18th July having it the
dorsement Of Benjamin f. Hatherne resident Of New
York. where he supposed be TIE of considerable
property. s2 st
SxEN OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS-FOR
kiNEH$ LlvERpOoi.IPscket Of 18th Segt-The splendid
Capt T. b Cropper will above port on saur-
day, the 18th last. her regular day.
The lations for cabin second cabin
unequaed for spiendor and comfort
DESTROYS of securing berths this vote packet ship, will
please make early application board, foot Of Beekman
ROCHE, BROTHERS, co. 81 South st.
From whom also be obtained drafts sight for
amount en- the Royal Bank Of ireland, Prescott Go
Ames Co Raokers London, which will be paid demand
sl26t*
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Married.
On Saturday 5h instant at Christ Church, by the Rev DR.
Lyell, Mr. JOHN Bull Feham wholesale glover 1856 William
in Ih city, Of the late John Feha, ESQ., OF East
CuaDtouherd Somerset England, to Miss Mary Croker
eldest daughter Of Thomas Trucker, Esq timber
Cre~kene in the above county England l- English
pers requested to copy.
Passengers sailed.
CHARLgsroS-Ship Suff0n-Nfrs Crenden Miss CorneNs
Gritend.n Miss Mary ritir.den Mrs Wolfe, Mrs Hen
drQues, Miss Hendrques Miss Day, Mrs Flenming
Mrs Beach, Miss Beach, Miss Rcard Mrs smith, Messrs
Beach, III Mcdonald, Lowensicn, smith, Vale FreHr Thos
Crane w tmSr.
mspOrtntIOns.
NEv ORIIANs-Per Chesfsr-is bales cot r. Redmond
10 hsds tobacco Donadson-ilo do sugar B,Inssl bate
wool Bache McEvrr-2o hbds tobacco Roberts Williams
pigs lead pkgs buffalo robes Ramsey Crooks rs hds
aerkoss bills molases il2 hhds Goodhue
CO.. packages Hyd2 hhds tobacco So cedar logs to
order
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MUSIC.
THE undersigned, professor Of Vocal and Mu-
sic, having number Of pupils engaged by the and
wishing TO instruct the most pls will form bis
classes IN few days for that object A few pupils will
be received into those classes f-medt- sprlc msds
NJ the subscribers residence 81 Broadway Every adyan-
fagc Of private instruction will be afforded o. pupils Of the
classes under his aud highy approved system
and will effect great saving in time and cxperfc
The subscriber also tenders his services classes formed
boarding ischsols and academies His publ :atons he
conceIves TO he fully sufficient f the acquisition Of good
tao~ledee Of music and he to recommend them useful
elementary works.
subscription list il progress the principal rusc
stores in this city for the publication Of I'D edition the
THE ART OF SINGING II will BE- furnished to subscr
bcrs at about half the price Of the st edition
NBse,eral Pianos, elegant single action Harp. Metro
Music Books, &c hand. for sale reasonable
terms.
Private lessons given usual the piano, and in the mo.
All ats JOHN A. sCoNCIA, si7 broadway
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OJ~DR III. EVANS, No IL PECK SLIP.-fa
OLD GALEN's HEAD DIspEN skRY
is NOT REMOVED.
DRE Continues his improve mode practice at the OLD
~ STAND Strangers aud all others who have
ly contacted certain disease, will be speedily and
restored NJ No ~ Peek slip The afflicted may confidently
rely the Efficient mode Of treatment al the OLO STAMP
NB-strangers avoid deception by particularly mo-
ticing No. ~ Peck slip near Water 81.
No connection with any other office. - - -
80 sits DIR. III. EVANS.
EOUND-A small an OF Money in bills. The owner can
have il by calling at 81 McdorJ street describing
ney and paying for this adversement ssst'
NrANTED-A young American Civil between the ages of
w aud W years OF respectable fay wishes OBJ
tain stuaton as ady maid chds nurse, or any of
he neigboring cities note addressed TO A. D. at this Of
Fee sona application the desk will b. attended
81
nENTtST GOLD FOIL. &c.-C3olJ and Tin Foil for Den
- fists f the best manufacture Likewise, human aud
ncorrupthe Teeth the Prissian Tooth Cement for filing
hollow .eth Files, PLUGGING and Sealing INSTRUMENTS
Fusibe Mtal ground FesOar OXIDES, 1taniun and Gold
Tpngsie 81, the rrh Tooth Paste Kre harm.
ea condition Oris Tooth Wash HUFF lands Tooth Powder
se do Pr,se Carbon (no diamond) Tooth Powder, Tooth
'''"'i FEGcaTwHNGERs Pharmacy. $50 BrOssvs-.
st corner Pearl At
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ID NJ. IuCtS, [fUCTOUFtF.
BY J. &. MAITLAND,
Store No. 1876 Chatham Square
THIS DAY.
EpRNlTTRETIn front Of the store general assortment
Of Household and XII chen Furniture consisting of bureaus
side boards chairs feather beds Ingram and clocks
SOFAS bedteads ook glasses crockery and glass
Liberal advances paid all goods to the and
cash paid for all goods on the day Of sale.
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PEASE'S HOREHO u N ID
C. A N ID Y

q a N u 7.
WOULD arden,iy recommend }, Tease Sons Cha.
rifed Essence andy Invaluable
painfully and dangerously afflicted with hoa,nss end
chest by contracting cold
bad used bottles OF advertised Tough which
tended 10 debitate system aud render the dis
t u sfcure. Inquired ofseveral Of aeguain
tsLt. land spoke OF in the highest terms and
again classed IL with the multtudes Of adverfed reeds
but the last resort made mind 10 make uial Of H.
did and the effects able. In the
day perfe fly relieved and great blessing
has il beer that feel bound communicate my
TO th, public, they aud he healea likewise.
j. COOPER 50 Division street
sill imis' corner Forsyth st.
II EECHEs! LEECHEs! LEECHEs! l-Very superior
IL unhealthy Lseches Tor Gale at low prices in lots 10
SUIT purchasers, at the store OF the sub criber.
GUSTAVUS PAULUs, German Apothecpry.
sie3t $50 William 81.
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pREsIDENT HOTEL his splendid establishment sit
uate No l42 Broadway, New York, ops and ready
toreceve those who may be pleased TO favor with ia.
The house in excellent order the
and eeg the ladies psriors furnished
passed BY the Unio~ The CELLAR are well stocked
With the best Wines and Liquors. The larder will be con
stany supplied with every dcacy the markets afford
No sxsrtsn shall BE- wanting the part Of the prope,ors
render possible comfort and conveusee 10 their
One OF the popretors has trusts been long and averaby
known in this city Hotel keeper, and the other
packet the Atlantic Coast to Charleston New Or
leans. NC. The public's obedent servants,
T. y REDMOND Ia.
JAMES PENNaYER Prop'etor-.
w. Aug NJ
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T WAS prejudc,d to J. PEAsE SONS LARitIED
ESSENCE OF HOREHUUNb CANDY, but nter giving
IA ftr a ou very beneficial for the purpose for which
also sustle celtic TO clesr the voiee
and 18th the puuJes that have test
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

inA Boonsboroogh. Maryland, on Thnrsdsy
iast, py the Rev. William Monroe. MIR. 3rS,..
srs B Wxlss 70 Miss EIfzsskru D. 0itsrsr
both q ycderson county, Virginia
o. Wednesday the 9Th inst, At warfersbrrx,
Penn-i by nc Rev. john + kensble, Mr.. Soto
NON & SsExsnRp TO Miss cAruAsxsx cuEisrsaxA
BAHEk, daeghier Of NJ. Jacob Baker, Of Tim
Der gldfe, Frecsrica county. Va.
~ Y4Rrsday evening last. By The Rev DR..
WAhs IL cRAslrs C.. Gsssos, of Baltimore.
To piss EnscsLLA c. Borxtka. daughter Of the
AZ D. Hsnry BoteIer, Of Jefferson county,
q O. ihs 5ih instant. In Front Royal, by The Rev.
LiPscomb, Mr.. HrsRr cnrw to Miss srsas
-. ell Of Loudoun county.
On The 18th instant. by the Rev. Joseph B,-
ker. Mr.. AsDREw ALBis TO Miss RAcnEL Asx
SWAMI, 10th Of Clarke county.
On Thursday the l<th inst by the Rev. Lewis
y. Wilson, Mr.. SoLossox Rorp 10 Miss Axs
FoIx. all of Berkeley coosy.
On Thursday last. By the Rev. Psyton Har-
rison. Mr.. j. cossAD MESsEs 10 Miss May
ANN BaApy, all VI Manins5uy.
On Tuesday. the lath inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Berry. l. WAaRrxoros GiLLErr. Of Baltimore,
to Ass isAsrLiA. daughter OF Conrad Hoxmirc,
'of Georgetown. ID. c., and formerly Of Martins
burg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
HARRISON MEETING.

Alta large and respectable meeting Of the ci,i-
rens Of Hsrpers-feny. friendly 10 ths cause Of
HARRISON and REFORM. held at the United
States Hotel on Saturday evening The a3d inst,
on molten. r. BEcKHAM was sppoiuedc Chair.
man. and M. oBRirs, Secretary. The object
Of the meeting being briefly stated by WIN. n
Thompson. Esq. In forcibie and eloqnen, speech
portrayed The evils and corruptioBs prseiieed By
me present administration and bririy but fosci-
Oily advocated the claims or Gen. WIS.,. Hrxar
HAHsisos upon the American People for their
support At the coming Presidential election
Having concluded his remarks. Capt. John SIR
der briefly stated the causes that have brought
about the present disircsses IN our once happy
and prosperous country, and which has caused
her honest. Industrious and en,erprisinx citizens
to look back TO VIA, her prosperity once was.
and to look forward with anxious anticipations
TO what she will be ssain should the wbiss be
successful in elevating TO the Presidential chair
On the 9Th day Of March next, the Peoples can
didate-the poor mans friend, Gen. VIM Henry
HARRISON Having concluded, on motion OF
VIM. D. Thompson, it was
Received, That the Chair appoin, delegation
OF five members Of this meeting to assemble In
conveniion in Charlesiovn, On Monday the Is,
day Of June merit. with other delegates from the
other precincts IN The county. for the purpose Of
appointing q suitable time and place for giving
public County Dinner, and for the purpose OF
procuring the attendance Of some OF our mos,
distinguished fellow-citzens TO the said Dinner,
to partake ofour Inequalities, and io.exteud their
influence with ours in promoting the great and
glorious cause Of Harrison and Reform.
The Chair ihereuPoL announced the following
gentlemen as composing The delegation: Capt.
John Strider, VIM. B. Thompson, John G. Un-
seld. Anthony Belsierling and James Brown.
And on motion Of VIM. B. Thompson, it vas
further
Resoissd, That the Chairman appoint corr
miiiee Of five gentlemen, whose duty il shall be
to draft Constitution and Bylaws for the Co
vernment OF = Tippecanoe Club which is abou,
being organised in this place, and report to our
next meeting.
The following gentlemen compose the said
committee Capt. John Suider, VIM. b. Thomp-
son, s. B. SOutheriand Joseph Smith and B. s..
Pine.
On motion, IL was
rendered TO the proprietor Of the United States
Hotel, for the use Of his room.
And on motion il vas further
RGsoIpsd, That when we adjourn. We adjonrn
% meet at the U. Hotel on Saturday evening
the 30:h instant, az 70 o'cloek-and that the
proceedings Of this meeting be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary and published in the
charles,owh Free Press, Woman and Richmond
Wing p. BEcKHAM, Chsirm.a.
NJ. o'BsiEs. sssy
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S. J. CRAMRR, c. c

I'VE the undersignsd, Committees
w named In the above Order. do most
earnestly request all Of the ovsrseers Of Roads
10 the County Of Jefersou, to inform Ne by let
ter, directed 20 either Of us, to be lsft al the
Post Once in Chsriestovn. or Shepherd.town,
before the 18th day Of June, (at which time We
wish TO complete the duties required OF US, J
The particular Road or section or Road they
have TO oysrSoe, and the actual hands that work
under them and also. II there are any County
Roads that have no 0verseers 90 them and also
" there are any tithables not assiEusd to work
on any Road, and any other Information they
may deem necessary to enable NJ 10 carry into
eject fully the above Order.
JOSEPH .NcyHURR.aJN,
DANIEL BUCKLES,
JOHN .MOLER,
GEORGE B. BE-7LL,
s. W. L-1CKL-9JND,
B. c. WASHING TON,
JAMES ~. BROWN,
JOHN KABLE,
SAMUEL CAMERON,
May 90. 1870. Cones.
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TRUST SALE.

- vested IN him By Deed Of Trust duiy re-
cofdad IN the Court Of jefferson county. will
sell 81 public auction, ~ the Court-house door
% Charlestovn, 81 he i5ih dsy s)ggae Asri, (ss.
ihg The let day Of Jass C0urt,)
n Tract Of Fire .Aeres Of LAND,
w';h The spPuriesasess thereto, lJihg on the
Shenandoah river snd scar the shshnondsIs fer
~ 20 Jsfsrson eousty. ~ present IN the oeeu.
Paney 81 rhsmas grikgs. Persons desirious Of
purchasing are requested 10 Tieu the premises,
and make ibsosslTes fully ssqnsnlsd 9Th Toe
value % the lot. Mf. Thomss Gftsrs aiil she y
The prem scs.
eyThe Terms viii be made koown on the
day 81 sale ROBERT T. BROWN.
Msg ~. 1910 Trusf,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

SCHOOL BOOKS,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT, smhraainz the
0eA following, with many Others:
AinswOCth's Latin-D Dictionary,
Jacobs Lain Reader.
WoTeestsF's Glen. History,
DaTiss' First Lessons Algsbru,
Davies Surveying,
Do. LeEondea,
Do Elsmsbls Algebra,
0ummeFs's Surveying,
Worcester's Geography and Atlas,
Smiths do. do.
Olaey's do. 40.
Peires's Algebra,
National Reader,
Comstoeks Philosophy, Jsmissons Rhetoric,
Hsls's United States,
Walkers Dietionsry, cobbb do.
English GRAMMAR,
?. Parisy's World,
De. Asia,
DO. Amsriea,
Do. Great Britain. ke. &c. ks.
HazieE's spsilsr and DshnsF,
DO. s. Primers,
WsbsieT's Spoilers,
C0mlyh do
snhh's ArIthnslie,
Emefsonb Arithmstie,
Pixies do.
For Caiidren's y7mussment
All PsFIeys works,
Winter Evsning Book,
Leisure Hour do.
summer day do.
Every day do.
Boys DIVA Book. Little chnd1 do.
Bible stories, Primers, &c. &c.
RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
Faniiy Bibles, plain and fancy binding,
Prayer Books, plain and splendid do.
Bibles, various sIEsa, spIsndld embossed aud
gilt binding,
Hymu Books for sll determinations, which
VII BE- furnished 20 eholrs % . smail advance,
jest received sad Tor sale at
SsJ %. 1880 sTRAgTa's.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

More New Goods at Summit
Point.
Al LhoST every article that may be wanting
ga N family, can now be had st GAINS
STORE. on his usual pleasing terms, viz:
. Cloths and Cassimsr ss, very low;
Sattinetts, a. low - SIS cts, (good,)
neasisines and Challeys, ehesP;
varsity Of handsome Lawns
Prints, from cts. to every other price;
% inches and ~ brown Csttou., 10 and I
cents, (bssi)
Blsseh'd cottOns, at from 6. to IS eents;
Ticking. very low;
1o-4 Linen shesting;
Hemp CarPstins-a good article;
GROCERLES-such as,
Santa Cruz refined Sugar, also Common, a.
low as 81 cents;
Coffee, at la cents;
Molssses, 37i 10 so cents;
Pine Apple and Compon Cheese.
ftsa, SAT-, &C.. &C.. ALL Low.
BOOTS and SHOES, great roriefy,
coHusriHe ~ PART OF
IOS pair Coarse, Kip, Horse, Calf and Mo-
rocco DoorS, hrst-rats homemade article,
equal TO any In the valley-as low az % 90 ;
LADIES' beat Morocco. Kid & Seal shoos, Ists;
RATS-Russia, Fur and SILK;
Ez-Plsass call and see for yourselves, and
oblige LEVI CAIN.
summit Point, May as, 1901.
~ will take al fair market prices,
W. Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Rags,
Soap, Lard, Bacon, Corn, Rye, and of
course, Wheat. L. C3LN.
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auERY.

would h not be sdvan,Assous 10 the Railroad
Company. and more agreeable 10 travellers 10
and from ChaIlesiosn, that the Depot q that
place sheald always be opsn for scconnedasion !
A few days since the ears arrived az Ire Depot
dining most violent siorm, and the door Of the
house found locked. and the agent and sub-.xrn,
both elsewhere rPes businsss Il suPposs) Of
more importance Among the several sassen-
gers Who got out 81 the car, vas poss wenan
With an infant in her arms, without an umbrella
or any thing 10 protect her from the storm. In
her distfex abe vas obliged. in order 10 protect
her child, 10 raise the skirt Of her dress over u,
and necessarily expose her ankles 70 ths gaxc OF
The crowd. II this vas the ouiy time the depoG
bad been closed against travellers, IL might, IS
overlooked; but, As far A. can learn, Woo
frequenuy occurs.
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NE MARKET6.



OGss Fl ~ .fzssgiesa, M Is, sP.M
LOUR--tossfd o. COED bfsnds, a So,
eh maF BE- considered ne sop 81 The market.
F'on pfies s. 50 10 e. Sc Inspected last
1910 barrels 875 hsif barrels
HEAT-90 70 ss eeais. as 10 qsaliy.
Its cent?
6aN-vblis q 70 %. yellow as % a..
Ors-2s 10 rs cents.
htsKEY--Q3 70 80 oents--wagoa price
sfes, sxclu.igs 81 fbs barrel.
bfF--Oa Friday, IS 20 a. pes hundred for
ta.ei 20 pfims.F
Ht-shsd 81 Is per barrel Herring te IS
pfI rel; Mseksfsi els pr barrel for No. l.
~ THERS-40 70 80 csnts, according y
qnafh
PLg5rER .-saiss lhis week 20 a. iai 70 a.
- aeogiiog 20 quality.
HAtlN-New western assorted, - % , 81
leI GOO 70 sifieilg prise paFesis- Baliincre ~
sorted im a. 3 cents.
ALEXANDRIA, Mag %
FL0vh--Ws eontiaps ts qpoie ~ szgon
20 - ~ We we're nci ADVISED ~ any saifs
llole stores Yesterday 81 50 - tt 50
ea.a p 9 lai gsolsiiea II 0asrr.
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NOTICE.

a Ii those Indebted 90 the eststs Of the late
- 'oho Dsigsru. either 30 administrator Of
stephen pslgsrn, or Otherwise, arshereby no.
'in.d That unless speedy payment be- made, sui,s
VIII Do brought without respect to persons. 49,
Those having elsins will present them proper
70 authenticated for settle msni.
JOHN W. DALGARN, .gIv.r
Of Jsha DsfgUn, deed, snS .fas.r de beni, non
@Stsphss Dalgsra, see'I
May ~. Issg-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28

WING MEETLnc.

era meeting Of the Wings Of the Sui:hhsle
precinct viii be held at Smith6eld on Saturday
evening next At O'Clock, to appoint delegates
to attend Convention in charIestown on Mon
day the LIST June, for the purpose OF making ar
rangemsnts for public eOuny whig Festival.
May %. WINGS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
WING MEETING.

6tThe wings Of shePherdstovn and ssieh-
borhOOd are requested to meet at Daniel Enters
tavern, on Saturday evening next at o'clock,
for the purpose Of appointing delegates to meet
IN Charleslovh on Monday the lst June. to make
arrangements for Wing Dinner.
May "a MANY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-28
TRUST SALE.

hN SATURDAY, the 18th dap OF June next
" being the 9th day Of the Superior Court OF
Jefferson county, ! will, IN pursuanes Of the
terms Of Deed Of Trust made on the 2lst day
of April, 1894. ny John Lemon 10 Tbonas Ls-
mon, decd, and myself, ss Trustees, for the
use Of willism Cleveland. proceed TO sell
At public suction, 10 front OF the Court-hoase ia
Charlsstoun, To the highest bidder, Tor each.
One undecided ffth-part Of the Refer
SION, Of a certain Tract Of Land,
situated in the county Of Jefferson, Va. sdjois-
Ing the lands Of John wslper. Thomas Mss5en.
all, and others. and which formerly belonged
to Robert Lemon, deed. and nov wiilsJ by him
10 bis wife. during her life. and after her death,
over % bis Eve sons, jointly.
NAV o. 1870
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NOTICE.

PIE Co-psrtnershir bsrstsfers existing be-
- tween Hssh l. Gsiishsr and George Maj.
tingly, In certain eohtrsct on the Bsitimor,
and Ohio Rsil-Rssd. designated IN spseiaeaiion
81 sssd road ey Nos. 10 cod ~, hrst section. !.
this day, hsy is, $780, BY mutual consent,
dissolved. HUGH L. 0ALLAuER,
GEORGE MATTiNGLY.
Hsrpers-Ferry, May 81 lslO-t
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Charlssto0n CARDIAC and Fulling
WILL.

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and most approved style, sstry Fssisiyof
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