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ron rnE MAplsoNIAs.
SUIT FOR LIBEL.
symptoms Of " knocking under" begging the
question:

symptoms Of " knocking under" or begging the
question"
The suit Of DIR. Mayo against Blair and Rives for
libel pending in the Circuit Court of this District
called up Friday last.
The counsel for the defendants made every effort in
his power to have the postponed urging that 1t
would be tedious trial account of the number Of
witnesses that would be brough, forward by the plain
ill., which the approach of the proposed adj
iournmeni OF the court would make il impossible TO
90 through, without prolonging the session.
On the other hand the counsel for the plaintiff
urged the court to take up the stating that his
client was in attendance, and extremely anxious TO 60
into the trial that postponement to the next term OF
the court would be equivalent to denial Of justice,
inasmuch many Of his important witnesses in
the different departments OF the government would
be dispersed before that time and he not in cond
ton to encounter the expense of taking testimony at
distant points Also that the defendants themselves,
who had not been held to bail, would probably raeate
the District before the next term of the court
Seemingly under the apprehension, at this stage OF
the question, that the defendants would be ruled into
trial, their counsel much to the surprise of most
persons present. tackled about and pleaded demururr
to the merits denying that the words of the defen-
dants actionable! This plea was OF course cal
culated to insure posponement of the trial. by the
courtesy and usage of the court at least such was the
result.
Thus it would appear, that after the defendants had
through period Of eithteen months, esnced an en-
tirely different Interpretation Of their own words,
clearly admitting their actonabe character, without
availng themselves Of any Of the repeated opporuni
ties during the several sessions of the court since the
suit was instituted, put in this plea-they now re
sort to il in the last extremity, under circumstances
that involve their motives 10 sundry doubts equally
discredtable to fair dealing however they may be
interpreted, on which, for the present, shall defer
\ anv comment r.. NJ.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY &c. 1871

II. STUART FooTE ond REUBEN DAVIS, Esqrs., OF
Mississippi and john RUTHERFORD, Esq, of New
this Court
No 10. s. Maybury rs. j. M. Bren. Appeal from
the Circuit Court OF the United States for Maryland.
Mr. Justice MCLEAN delivered the opinion Of the
Court, affirming, with costs, the decree of the said
Circuit Court in this cause
No. 81 The United States, plaintiff in error, rs.
Bank Of the Metropolis. The argument this
was commenced by Mr.. ATTORNEY GENERAL for the
plaintiff in error and continued by Mr.. CoxE for the
defendant in error.
Adjourned till to- morrow II o'clock A. M
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GENUINE MADEIRA WINE.-The subscri-
VI hers prepared to receive and execute orders for
genuine south side Madeira Wine under the brand OF
Symngton a. CO. From the connection of this house
with HENRY vEITcH Esq. till lately and for many
years English Consul General at Madeira and sole
preventative Of the old and substantial firm of Scott
Pringlc Veitch Il CO.. perfect reliance may be placed
all orders being faithfully executed The late cargo
per Julia from Madeira consisting of 800 pipes hogs
heads and quarter casks of wine, the whole being i'm
ported for orders referred to sample of the qua
ies and prices from this house
GRANVILLE S. OLDFIELD,
Lombard street, Baltimore.
SEMMES & MURRAY,
inn Off Washington
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THURSDAY, JANUARY %.

ZAccuR PRALL, Esq, Of Pa, was admitted an At
torney and Counsellor Of this Court.
No. -. The United States, plaintiff in eror, rs
Samuel w Dickson ct al. This was further an
gued by MIR. BmcHARD, and concluded by Mr.. ArroR
NEY GENERAL for the plaintiff in error
No 81. Barnett and Eliza Levy, plaintiffs in error
rs E. and ID. Fitzgerald. This argued by
Mr.. CoxE, for the defendants in error, and submitted
on a printed argument by Mr.. GARLAND for the plain
iiffs in error
No 30. The United States, plaintiffs in error, rs
Gordon ID. Boyd ct al. This cause was argued hy Mr.
ATToRNeY GENERAL for the plaintiff in error and sub
mntcdb by Mr.. DAVIS printed argument for the de
PENDANTS in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow at II o'clock A. Nj
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ljourned till tomorrow II o'clock A. M.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81. 1871,

No. 90 Eihe Coons ct al. u.s. Charles p. Gaaher.
In to the Supreme Court Of Ohio. Mr.. Chief
Justice fancy delivered the opinion ofths Court dis
missing this writ error for the want of jurisdiction
No. ~. The United States plaintiff in error rs.
Metropolis Bank. The argument of this cause was
continued by Mr., Coxr for the defendant in error
and concluded by the Attorney General for the plain
tiff in
No, % The United States, plaintiff in error, rs.
Samuel w. Dickson ct al. The argument of this
cause commenced by Mr.. BacHARD for the plain
tiff in
Adjourned till TO morrow ] o'clock A. M
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MONDAY, JANUARY rs, 1910.

No "a. Edmund P. Gaines ct ux. compliments, rs.
b. Chew ct al The argument of this cause was
concluded by Mr.. JONES for the compainans.
No %. James M Vaughan ct al appellants, rs.
Henry Northup, ct al This cause was argued by MIR.
BRENT, for the appellants and by Mr. COKE, for the
appellces
Adjourned till tomorrow II o'clock A. NJ.
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FIRST ANNIVERSARY or THE METR
POLITAN LYCEUM.
PEOPLES TIPPEcANoE INAUGURATION

aa- The subscribers to this Ball and those citizens
DESTROYS of becoming subscribers thereto are request
ed to meet at Carusi's Saloon, on Saturday evening
next 3Oth inst at six o'clock, for the purpose OF APP
pointing Managers, and transacting other important
business.
The citizens Of Georgetown and Alexandra, who
desire to cooperate in this celebration, are requested
to attend. Intel +. a. Jan 2S-2t
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NJ ELODIA

From the Louisville Journal.
MEL ODIA.
ny "AMELIA.D
met once in my girlish hours,
A creature soft and warm
Her cottage bonnet filled with flowers,
Hung swinging in her arm
Her voice was sweet as the voice Of love,
And her teeth were pure as pearls,
While her forehead lay like a snow white do
In a nest of nut brown cuTls;
She was thing unknown to fame
Meloda was her strange sweet name.
never saw an eye so bright
And yet so soft as hers
II sometimes swan in liquid light,
And sometimes swan in tears;
II seemed beauty set apart
For softness and for signs;
But oh Melodia's melting heart
Was softer than her eyes;
For they were only formed TO spread
The sofness from her spirit shed.
I've gazed on many brighter face.
But ne'e r on one for years,
Where beauty left so soft trace,
As it had left on hers;
But who can paint the spell that wove
A brightness round the whole;
'Twould take an angel from above
To paint the immortal soul
To trace the light, the Unborn grace,
The sparkling DER the face.
Her bosom was soft retreat
For love, and love alone,
A nd vet her heart had never beat
To loves delicious tone;
1t dwelt within its circle free
From tender thoughts like these,
Waiting the little deity
As the blossom waits the breeze,
Before il throws its leaves apart
And trembles like the love-touched heart.
She was creature strange as fair,
First mournful and then wild,
Now laughing on the clear bright air
As merry as child,
Then melting down as soft as even,
Beneath some new control,
Shed throw her hazle eyes to Heaven,
And sing with all her soul;
In tones as rich as some young birds
Warbling her own delightful words.
Melodia oh how soft thy darts,
How gentle and how sweet!
Thy song enchanted a thousand hearts
And drew them to thy feet;
And as thy bright lips sang they caught
So beautiful 4 ray,
That, as gazed, almost thought
The spirit Of the lay
Had left while melting on the air
Its sweet expression painted there.
Sweet vision of that starry even
Thy virgin beauty yet,
Next to the blessed hope of Heaven,
Is in my spirit set,
1t is something shrined apart
A light from memory shed,
To live until this tender heart
On which it lives is dead,
Reminding me of the brighter hours,
Of summer ewes, and summer flowers.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

By and nth The ddrise and consent Of the Senate.
Francis J. Dunn, TO be Secretary in and for the
Territory of Wisconsin.
Nathaniel Garrow, to he Marshal for the northern
district Of New York (Re appointed)
G. A. Bryant Register at the Land Office, at Ope
ousas, La, vice Cesaire Delahoussaye who has de-
clined the appointment.
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TSLECToRAL BALL.--Upon the request anu .
~ the instance of numbei cfcitizens and strangers
subscription paper has been opened Tor an r1e'osa
Ball 10 be opened ia the Log CABIN, az the i'h''ra
Uotel an Tuesday evening, the 9th February u'a'
being The birth day Of the President elect nc PPo
NAV be found al the bar OF the Hotel and VIII De KEEP
omen until Thursday next, when meeting o. the SUI
scrbers will be held to appoint managers, &C 90
So. ~"
nH DEAR what can the matter be--.notning par
I J ticular---only the Capital Prize OF Ss,ooo was
sold by Mr. John Hand, vender OF this cny, Va
Georgetown Lottery, No. a.
JAS. PHALEN & co. Managers,
ian 30a Penn Avenue, near ] 2 street
NTOTICE-The Stockholders of The Steam Boat
IN PHENIX are hereby notified that a meeting OF
the Company will be held at Wises Hotel in Alexan-
dria at III o'clock, Monday the LIST day OF tebrua-
ian 30 81. STEPHEN sHINN, Treasurer.
FIRST ANNIVERSARY or THE METRO
POLITAN LYCEUM.
IRA public Exhibition Of the Metropolitan Ly-
ceum TO consist Of Essays, REGULATIONS, Dialogues &c,
in honor of its First Anniversary, will be held at Ca
rusi's Saloon on "Wednesday evening, Feb. 81 at ]
o'clock-to which the Library Association OF Wash
ing and the Public respectfully invited TO attend
Donations for the benefit of the Lyceum will be thank
fully received,
f. w. ECKLOFF, Committee
] T; KNOWLES, of Invitation Rs.sa
JNO. HALL, ton.
+. ECKLOFF,
j. f. MCARTY
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g1TOrders for tickets and Shares or Certificates o
Packages in the above Magnificent Lotteries will re
ccive the most prompt attention, and official
of the drawing sent Immediately after il is over to al
who order from US.
ID. s. GREGORY 4 co. Managers,
Washington, ID. G.
ian
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
ID. $. GREGORY & co. Managers.

ID. $. GREGORY & co. Managers.
VIRGINIA LEEsBURG LOTTERY,
Glass for ls4l.
To be drawn at Alexandria Va, Saturday, the Both
GRAND CAPITALS
10000 Dollars. 10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars l,ol7 ID Dollars
100 Prizes of 81 900, &c.
Tickets ssl0-Halves Ss5-Quartcrs So 80
Certificates of Packages of25 whole Tickets $3.50 90
do do 25 Quarter do 80 80
VIRGINIA MoNoNGALIA LOTTERY,
Glass A. for 1871.
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c., Saturday, 9TH
FEBRUARY, 1871
BRILLIANT SCHEME
10000 Dollars. $4,000 Dollars.
5000 5000 Dollars I, ,ss9 DOLLARS DOLLARS
IF 80 PRIZES Of Sl,0o0,-ET
so of $3O0-$50 Of $500, &c.
Tickets Sl0---Halvcs $5---Quarters - %.
Certificates Of Packages of25 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do. do IS Quarter do 81 50
1926 Dollars. 40 of / 800 Dollars.
VIRGINIA WELLsBURG LOTTERY.
Glass B, for lS4l
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday, Februa.
~ 18th, 1871.
GRAND CAPITALS.
1926 Dollars 10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars $500 Dollars
1000 Dollars $685. Dollars
40 Of 800 Dollars
50 Of 5000, &c.
Tickets Ss10-Haves $5-Quarters - 80.
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole, Tickets $3.50
Do do % Half do IS
Do. do. 25 Quarters do 80 so
10000 Dollars!
AND % Prizes of $4,000.
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY
Glass b. for lS4l
To be drawn al Alexandria, Va. on Saturday, Goth
February, 1871.
GRAND SCHEME.
10000 Dollars!
10000 Dollars 1900 Dollars.
5000 /" $500
5000 2,l95
% Prizes Of $4,000, &c.
Tickets $l0-Uaves $5--Quarters ~ 30.
Certificates packages of % whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do. do. % half do IS 90
Do. do. % quarter do 81 so
$4,000 Dollars
IN 5 prizes Of $1,000
AND Fourteen Drawn Nos. out of Seventy five.
VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY,
Class for 1871
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday, the
9Th February, 1871.
GRAND CAPITALS.
of $4,000
Of 10000 Five Prizes Of
of 10000 10000 DOLLARS
Of 10000 Amounting TO
Of 10000 10000 DOLLARS
, prizes Of IS, 900
S2,500-s2, 100,
% prizes of GOO Dollars.
30 of $500 30 of $500
% OF 400 40 of $50, SC.
Tickets $l0--Halvcs $5-Quarters - 50.
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $i20
Do. do. IS Half Do. 60
Do. do. % Quarter Do. 80
sTOrders for tickets and Shares or Certificates
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The following is from the pen Of one OF the mos
gifted poets of the day, the Louisville Amelia
Erop, he I.ouispiHe Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05
Drs. Dresbaeh, KSsIsss ~ EDrvor's
DxSPEPTxC CORDIAL

DyPrpsia, Sick Head -sehs, RArss.Gfisua. Sc. Sc.
iHHVHE ProPrietors Of this preparation deem
~ Improper TO premise, that nothing Is farther
from their purpose than TO ODER IL 90 the public
a. uRiSoSSi medicine, or cure AT. u IL
adapted 10 few diseases only, Cor which IL IL
confidently recommended as ope Of the most
certain remedies which have, al any time,
claimed public sttentiOu.
In the following diseases IL is reeomme ed
a. prompt, aud IA most cases, an saeetuAl re-
mody
Dyspepsia, Sick or Nervous Head Ache, cho-
lie, Cramp or Spasm In the stomach, Cholera
AOrbus, Hysteries and Nervous diseases gene
rally, Chronic Dysentery, Diarrhoa. OF Purging,
Sea Sickness, Cholera lnfantum, Rheumaiisnn,
Chronic LiverComPlaints, Female Irregularities
OF a ChsOnic character, attended With cold feet,
PAIN IN the back, limbs, &C. II Is also psriieu-
larry recommended 10 those who are suffering
debility, ianguOr, depression Of spirits with IT,
regular or defective appetite; Ieatlsssness a,
night. with unsOund OF disturbed sleep. In these
eases this Cordial will be found an admirable
re nedy.
G. T. Pryor s Co. having IN August 1899.
become, by purchase, the sole proprietors Of the
DYSPePrIC CORDIAL, the directions W IN be
signed By G.. E. PRIoR, oae OF the original pro.
Prietors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05
Riehcs Mof MenIfh.

!, I3-rhose VINO enjoy Health. must certain.
y feel blessed when they compare themselve.
10 those sufferers that have been afflicted for
years with various diseases which the Human
family are all subject to be troubled with -
DISEASES present themselves in various form.
md from various circumstances. Whieh, in tho
commencement, may ali be checked by the
use OF DR. o. ?. HARLtCH'S COMPOUND
ihEN1 hhNiNG and GERMAN APEBI-
ENT PiLLS.-sueh IS Dyspepsia, Liver C.p
plants, Pain ia TIRE side, RheumatisH. Genera
De5iltiy, Female Diseases, and all Disease, 10
which human nature is subject, where The sto
zach - sHeetsd. Directions Tor using thes.
Medicines al~sys accompany them. These
Medicines can be taken with perfect safety by
the most delicate FEMALE, As they are mid
"a their operation aud pleasant 10 their effects
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05

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a.. 49, Harrsgn Perm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05
Liver Complaint

Cured BY he use Of DR.. HdriicRs Com
pound Strengthening and German
.4PerieRt Pills.
mr.. william Richard Pittsburgh. Pa, satire.
y cured Of the above distressing diseass: HIS
symPtems were, pain aud weight an the h n
side, loss OF appetite, vomiting, aerid srueta-
lions, disieBiiOn Of the stomach. sick head.
aehe, iuFrsd tongue, eouRisBsuee changed 10 a
eHton color, difficulty Of bresthing, disturbed
rest, attended with a cough. great Gsbility. with
other symptoms indicating great deTanEsmsut
o. the fractions Of tho liver Mr. Richard had
tas advice OF several physieiABs, bat received
no relief, until using DR. HARiICH's Ned.
cine, which Terminated 10 sIeetinR q perfect
cure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05
TESTIMONIALS.

Efoa the Rec Thomas n ". .HuaTos. 10r,nsTiv
''aii0Hs9 ct HsPevs- FSTTy, J.gsrsoa eOuaiy, Va J
LIBERrT lows, Frederick county, Md. ,
Nay 9th 1910.
DSAR Sta ;-Crcumstances have prevented
me IRON writing to you until the present
no~ 10 state TO you that have used Drs Dre,-
bach, k'thH and PryOr's DIsPEPric CoRpIaL, with
considerable advantage. For some years past
have been afflicted with what I regard a. Dys.
Pepsia ~ IL insiPisnt stage, To obtain relief
from winch tried various remedies IN vain
was induced by the recommends lion OF n mesi.
cal friend TO purchase a bottle Of the befoss
named Cordial, and from the use OF il have
been, as trust, entirely relieved.
Yours respectfully,
THos. II. w. MUNROE.
Mr.. c. uERaroNs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05
DyspepAia /! Dyspcpsia!!
More PROOFS Of the efficacy of d,
Harlich's .urdicfues

Harlieh's Medicines.
Ms. 1osAi hAaTnAH, Of srmneylows, Pc
entirely cured Of The above disease. which Re
vas ahiietsd with fer siH yesrs. His symr
sons were ssase Of disssnsiou and oppression
s'tsF ea'ins' distressing Paia in TIE pit Of The
..' saosea loss Of appetite, giddiBsss and
dimnsss Of sight, sxtrems dsbility. s,tnl,ne,
aosia eruetations, somsiimts VomitinR. and pa IN
% the rlgstside, depression ef sPiriga disturbed
resi-, hintnsss, aud not sbls 10 pursus his bu.i-
ness withou, eaasing immsdisie sabaastiou and
ssariness. Mr. Hortmsn is happy 70 state to
lae public, andiis willing 20 give soy lafofm,-
zoe 70 tie afflicted, respecting the wobSerf.i
es ,ae.a ne received ffom the use Of Dr. HAR-
.spsffsAi Pills
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05
Dyspepsia and EHyPOchOndri-
mterv.
ca :.y Dr.. HariieA'' celebrated Ned

Cared6y Dr.. Harlie6's celebrated Ned
ici8es.
NJ Wa morrisob. o. schuylkilI sixtb &,
rhhadsiPhis, saiieted Tor several ysaTs vi,J,
me s0oEs Distressing dissass--sie k,e., A ,ts
siomseh, headache, Pslpitaiiou ~ tss bs,,,
impaired appetite, acid sruetaiions. solsos..
ana veasnsss Of the eHtrsmhlss. smseisl,en
- srae,sl aeohiiy, disturbed fsst. pressure
~ HeiSbt 90 ths aiowaeh after eating se,srs
ayifg pains 81 the chest, back sad ,,ds,. ses
svensss' dislike Tor soeisig 90 eosvsssstioo
,.t'1eof apa ihtsiiude apoa Ire least oeossios -
- aofFisoa bad sPplisd b ne ulost snisss I.
- atciahs' Who eSasidsfsd "a ssyond TIE po,~,
~ bemeh skili 70 restore hen % health. bo,r
tef e. Ah amieiions bed reduced he, 40 ! ..
Piofsels ensshi9n, having basa iodnrs5 a. I,
irisns olhis is try De. iisfllch's esS,s,,... -
sIeJ seiuE gniy rcsomu.sodos. b. ,ss,ss ~
Pfpsafea 80 Psekagss ior tfiali ssfsre =. 49,
1905 PaeaaEs he iogad hinssf greatly
fel'esed, nBd By cnntiaain- 49,. - = 49,
~ aiiea,s eslirelJ disappeared --hs = nov a..
l'lies a'i zoe blessings Of ps5fsci heaiih.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DR- o. r nARLIcH's

Compound Strengthening Tonic, and
German -4perient PiIlS.
These pills remove all those distressing di,e,.
sss which FENALEs are liable % be afflicted ~ r,b
hey remove thoss morbid sseretioas Which
Sosn TstaIosd, soon induce number Of disease,
soe onSo'mss rsader Females unhappy sne
eoIding 70 directions, Immediately esssts a new
ana healthy action throughout the whole system
~ PURIFYING the BLOOD, ana giving strength
20 The stomach and bowels, at the sanas ,ime re-
IeViog the PAID in The side. back, aud loins Civ
ting appetite and inVigorstinE the system sS,,n
rsPoss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05

HfuR 9hbssfibsr takss This ussshod Of -
~ fsstsing The paSlis shas Ne has purekassd
we IAN YARD end slith sAPPURTKNANcEs
LvitiS run. near the usatera cod Of Charles.
town. He Intends carrying on the TANNING
BUSINESS, IN slt its branches. add hspss by !
street as,sation 10 the sane, 20 oblnin FROM the
public n share Of their patronage.
RICHARD A. MoRRIss.
chsrlsssovB, April I. letl.
ekN. B. The highest market price alwsy,
giveefos HIDES sal RaRK. r. N
Apfii 1. leil.
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N.OTECE.

yFNHE undersigned bsgs leave 10 inform the
~ public thai he hss restsd the 'LERroWN
MILLS" end takes pleasure in saving that b,
- prepared 10 do GRINDING IN The bes, po.s,.
Die manner. His Mills are In 6ne order, with
maehinsry eomPlsts, and az abundance OF Wa.
'ss 10 the former customers Of tie MN. he
viii say :hai IL they will give him . trial. no
hing SHAH Be WaDtiug 20 give saiislaetion.
J. ;. j. GlsINER.
Lsetown. March n, isii-5m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05
NOTICE.

YNH0SE Interested. are hereb assined. thsl
u the debts due TO ?. e. smish, have been
transferred 10 the undsrsiEusd as Truslee. Hs
has the books, accounts, b0ads and notes in a.
possession, end payment win Be expected as the
debts become due
Purchasers Al the sale Of George Ridsnour
are also notified. that their hoods were placed
with the undsrsigasd for collection, and that
they viii be due on the 9th aay Of thi, mon,h
My Instructions are 20 collect With ali despatch
WA. C. woRrHINGroN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05
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TAKEN

ENRON The Dtaw-rs Of the updsr.;vp.d m
Il Wednesday the ald OF Jui,, The IA, Of
his sale, GOLD WATCH, with TIE let
'era Z on the back, gold faced, with q small
crack near the figure 6-the handle very much
~0rn' "a Il was used with a aesl. Also,
n Gold ChGia, Bar and LiaL-.
No marks rseo!lse,ed. Also, supdry articles
Of CIoiIing.
A hasd,oms reward will be given for The re-
coveFy OF the sane. As there were ,ever.I
sssa looking 10 the drawers, " they will return
the Waish and Chain, no questions " al be .,k .
ed--theJ nay rely on IL, II they Go tot. ever,
oNet'ion Will be used 10 convict them. Watch
makers are requested 10 lock out Cor The above
articles. CoII& pETrp
July 80. Isit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-05

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TD1gIDY:
Eastish Department $40 per annun.
Classical 3 Mathematical 33t do.
Thorough Instruction given, not only IA N,
different branches which cOnstiiuls rood con.
mon sdneation. but also IN the Iatia ana GroSh
Languages, and The higher MaIhsmaties, 10 any
required eHteat
Hs-fu?ils from . d'stsnee accommodate
with board on reasonable terms.
/ eTNNcns admitted except those who engage
70 eootinas from the DAY OF adnaission. tilI H.
close OF the session.
For The Trustees,
July 8. lstI--tl5A.