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WEEKLY ALMANAC.

Two SCENES Is RicnuoSp Way are
taa5 described BY writer in one Of the
| ra9sss Of that city. IThey relate to the
1.-at in which Fanny ElssIer recently ap-
,oarcd IN the Theatre Of ibst city, and the
lis briefly describes that scene
She coated abou, Ike fan bot very volup.
'7,us looking spirit, and cut her toes hitber and
1.ssg and swaye1 her body to and fro in a way
,l.l5 E2s q caution 10 all irGammahle young
.,n..atnen gray .headed or not. The lovely crea.
ars who graced ths scene looked on enchanted
a-j made all hight with their smiles; the vast
easa Of men shouted and applsgded Uith their
o-.- might and the beautiful dancing woman,
r4,a them an extra firt or two, which set them
g. perfect agouy Of delight, made her bow -
nc curtain dropped, the dear Fanny tapping her
Wing yosr-neck- upon the shoulder, said
ere, dege Is te one thousand dollars aimos-uow
10 Us go. Bat the aua4aBee Said no, aud they
aoa!ed and screamed, aui thrmpeI l0g her TO
lole out and -
~ that moment. in an oJselr. hoycl, open
uany parts to the cold, bling winds, without
is llcae sat poor woman holding 10 her
-lIi.-a bosom her sick and dying babe, while up.
d. ruds pallet Of straw lay two shiyering little
gestures her children, too. Her eye was heavy
q ID watching. her cheek sankHu Win munger
.-i asF.ug. Der heart filed With the very gail
.-l bitterness Of lie. Still bow truly, oh how
s..g, answered that heart to the p2ng Of mo.
s.s owe as she gazsd INTO tbs innocen, face o.
e 3Jug babe boz f4s: aoaed the tears from
IS al.eh had known liit!e bat sofEoW and
sag thfo1gA many weary days-hoT deep
.y-nl was the prayer which came up from
sgas fountains Of Frivation and gfief There
Va III heart near 10 synpathile, no kind hand
40 soft voice 10 soothe--the physieiau's
.a.i-e IA, chlrity's angel arm came not to soft
Cd ,4s tyaE moments Of her poor babe; and as
1i1tsred and waved in its fair urn, and tie
It's q. The mother sounded in that solitary room,
S tho az0ay Of her grief she exclaimed, a
peace had saved thee to me, my sweet babe
-lstAe sisepsrs on the pallet OF straw inarmur.
e p t35iy uneasy s.dmbeF Mother dear mo-
,t, give no some bread AS the keen wind
nns lhio1gh TIE creYices and she elasped the
a..gg c1i.i 10 her bosom si that moment, dan
ssg woman, s!nngeF, With her wealth Of thou
a.as and leg iHg0t Of gold and SILVER, made hts
+ graceful bow, and took lho princely rtr.
Tss4 vas hers for fox rnomoass' pleasant saeog
A, lbe spectators gave Their last shout, tie
a5.s Innocent spirit winged is 1ight to lisa-
an, la4 tee notAar gazsd 10 despair aPoa all
i.s :s~.li7sd to her Of ID Little pla,ller whom
g 80 deitiy lo7sd.
t.N.-. Is Lee
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D. ASBURY, Editor.
TJ.Moiton, Proprietor and Pablislsr.
TERNIS:

THO D5gars and Fig csaisif paid in advance.
r3r,t DoNsrs ii not paid within three months.
sal ?SIcs Dollars aud Fifty Cents if not paid
Mi aNs, tho expiration Of the year No paper
is.oa,iuGe1 until all arrearages are paid, except
!, /. option of the Editor.
advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
,.sre ,.6 lines or less, tsis sized tgpsl Cor the
iii iasel ion. and IS cents for each continuance.
C1or, Establishments and SheFias' Sales charged
Is ~ caal higher; and deduction Of 33i per
al. viii be made from the regular prices. for ad.
u,asrIs by DC year.
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Georgia S.%--The Macon Telegraph
states that at late term of the Inferior
Court Of that county, one of the presiding
Judges appeared on the Bench with Silk
Stockings, silk Handkerchief, &c. made
By bis own family, or some of his friends,
q. tue production Of their Cocooncries.--
Tic next day, another Of the Judges, A..
b Ernest, appeared in full ssit Of Six,
ac!nding coat, vest, pantaloons, stockings,
roeGe. handkerchief and stock produced
tad manufactured wholly in his own farni-
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dressing the Senate faw daysago, though,
I proper, Mr. Speaker, to a,lude 10 what he
calls the Mays Head interest on this foor,
ana appealed 10 them to vote for this bill.
1t is true. he said, that section Of the State
Ind never received auy portion of the fa,ors
OF tho state nevertheless he hoped this
bill would receive the sane support ffom
that interest, which, al tie las, session Of
ihe legislature, il had given to similar
measures Beng ono Of the individuals
thus specla.iy referred to, | VIII stale frank
ly tho reasons why | caunot respond 10 Tue
senIlemon's appeal, aud aid him 10 passing
Ihis hill through the Senate.
II Is 20, my purpose to discuss the mpr.
/ IT'S Of this bill Intend merely 10 avail
myself Q! Ihis opportunity, Of stating tue
reasons why have adopted the course
io'end 70 pursue upon ,h,s and all srutlar
measures. | Intend my rcmatks merely
Is explanatory aad II i,t.icalion q nv
own course. without designing Or hoping 10
IuDuenee ,latol others. lu doug so, may
perhaps suhlesl Myself 70 the charge Of
eSO''Sul' Wy tAelse, SIR, LoHevef, p" III be,
max jn''iasalltn OF The ouursa intend
%" 70 pursue upon SUI let's SIMILAR 10 char
cc'eF 10 iao ona under discussion, reuder
snca a'!ps.qns lHdIspcnzlslc.
lN'e"d, esf' 70 Fole aS1ias! IhH bIi! no"
o'i your '4o'e, 10 efeiy !ofn and saaPo, ~
"h'cn y eaa W pfcsenisd 70 tins body, and
Ee'' III, 81 s. "lththe greatest reluctance.
W TRENDS q thls measure hasa, ha@eg-h
'c' fno W saaice as az Eastern msn,-
hey taYe' by tAeF cogduc', compelled me
y VOC aga'nN ,bis aal a. similar meas
uIeS "aIe" MAJ be ofocsh' before this body
OF % iaHAless 70 az own home walch @c
are 'o'l IS crime worse han shai o. beng
an 'hAdel, Were Standing here merely
as an 'aaiFidnai' Win 10 other rights AMI
u.s. gS'5 70 F'o.ec' 'a3A tno'o persona. Y
mysei'' would aet ci!'ren''y Bat, 81, |
'9P'Cseu' ne figAss nhd interest q We pro
p'e 81 laAqao'au" ana ferq1'moH5' They
' NV 'oF s1of' 'aio entrusted 70 M q
'"t'' as7Gt' the sIafai au-ii y 'ho'c nghts
CO.. - = 80 -. ~ y 'n''l''
o,rtv r,,n,.ers,t =, - 80 - ~.
r., ,b4.L.I 49, "
an .r.a.....;... -
.ols ,,o.a5a,a., 81 ~ 80 -
Goyo,nnen,. ~ - -. =, 80
,,a looaI ,n,a,ae,. ~. ~, - -
" hero ,,oseye, ,b,s ,r,y,te ~ Io,,l,a.o,
~, Az n, "a, XIII nm. .,,,e'i
f.,o ~ I.,,, In S's,a' -,
,-o,o,. N 4, 81 a~',''''
H. ,,J,,,i,ai -, =, - ~ -
dntv ~ m.i al H.. a,,..n,a.r, -. =
d,si,,fa,, =. r1r.,s .a..,. $50 - ~
,o,,.,or,. =, ,@.,s,- i, ,,.,-L.,.,,..,. -
c.oI - -. :. III -,
am r.L.ah -, !, -. 5..'. -
he noora.t a. uci - he 49,, cal r -,
,,,,ns ,,,,,o OOH ,,, e,.,,,.',, -.
Al
.-,., !, .,,,-,-.,, -, .,,,i :, ..,,... XII
10 The portion or lae country that NAV be f.
opDrsssed whether Ter tvrag,s uafa5oy one
or many.
Wbencycr there ceases 10 Be symaa!hv
fe,veen t.e rtt'er and ,be ry,el: Whenever
th,so wb, h,ye tha mower treat with con
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VETERANS.

Cen. James Wei.bofn Of wilkes coun.
~ who acted as President Of tho Electoral
College Of this State on the I'd ult., was
enc Of the jefferson Electors in 1900
vao Of the Electors Of Peausy lyuala, John
Dickson, vas an Elector IN l1ss, and
1872, and Of course voted twice for George
Washington. Two Of the Electors Of
Aeg York, Messrs. Burt an Van Cortland,
veTc JeGsrsonian Electors 10 1900
Another Mr.. McIutire, was an Elcctor OF
President in 1909 and voted for Mr. Mad
Lou.
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AGENTS.,

C5t. r. II. Cochrau. Mccklcnburr, NC.
Gins. ~. Harris, Mil Grove, N. C.
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SPEECH OF hon. W. B. SHEPARD,
In the Senate, on the Dill apPropriatiug $3.50, 600
IRON the Public Treasury. for the purpose Of
constructing tao Raleigh aud Western Turn
pike Road.
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Tie Valne Of a Single Vote.-~The Port
ami INaiae) Argus says, the whole NUM-
Der ofgotes for Representative in Congress
..'n the Washington and Hancock dis
ret vas 10, 3s4. Mr.. Lowell dem has
2l9l, Mr.. Eoyes 5,05I, scattering 1879.
Necessary to a choice 5,103. Mr.. Low.
9. q therefore elected by one vote.
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very CratifyiHg.--General Jackson has
Assd to sec the FIRST man he turned out Of
'1lce for opinions sake almost unani.
1olsIy elected President of the United
Sales; and the follower in his footsteps
quite as UNANIMOUSLY fcJected.-Rdl. Reg.
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Tie Bapttsts.--Thc number of Baptist
Associations in the United States and
hntish Provinces of America is d23; the
Churches s02l ordained ministers, 1896
sn4 members 5e7,206.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-15
GREAT SAFE or

Hl1TcGs. CARTS So
AVtNG finished cue Of the heaviest con-
m tracts on the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
wall cell al public sale. for each. at samuel
Gioson's, faq. corner At Harpers-Fsrry, on FRI
day the 25d day of THIS n.onih. (July,) the
salirs stock Of Goods, Wares, oSssI
sNercA0seatSe hOv on Aani;
-ftso, EieUen Horses Of the largest size,
ell OF which are we'll calculated for drsfl IIor-
sesand some for the saddle as well as FOE hsr-
ness.
EIeren Carts tcih Gears complete 10
each Gait;
Iioo 4 horse Wagons and one f.oo horse
Kagoa, tcith 8 SETS of Wagon Gears;
.4isO, Stone Trucks, 40 head Of Hogs,
sn0nssI which are brood sows Of the niosi
improved breed;
About IS thousand feet Of Shanty, and other
Lumber. hiso, shahIy furniture OF every do.
seription. Three Feather Beds and Bedding, end
three superior Mattresses, &c. together With =
great variety or other useful property.
Sale will continue FROM day 10 day until lhs
whole be disposed Of.
JOHN MCCARTNEY.
HarPers-Ferry, July Is. ls4l.
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NOTICE.

Sgain becomes the duty Of the undersigned
- 10 state that the pressing demands uPoo The
ssiste Of the late DR., SAMUEL ,. GhAnsa. fss-
Persu"ely require immtuiais settlements Of
al The medical seeoveis due Ca said estate -
With vis~, therefore. TO eject such settle
nsnts, this notice ~ given, hoping that such
mode viii be adopted By tho.s ssaesrnsd, o.
nay be most agreeable 10 the mseIvss. but pre-
dueiivs OF hnai and speedy a5justments Of eli
accounts due to said estate.
u y also. Reee1ary 90 state that many Who
made PsTchasss at the sale OF the perSoasI pro.
Pcrty Of said deceased, In February Isst, have
aSt yet eo@Plisd win The terms Of said sale
A'tsHttoa 10 these matters, without further de-
lay, - sarnsstiy desired.
VERY respectfully, &c.
q w. SAPPINGT0N,
-S@IAiaiSi' aieT Of d.. Samasi J. CFsmss, S<s'd
July 3, lstI.-lt.
?. 5. Tnese who have claims against said
estate will Plssss present them properly authen-
Heated. and such arrange meRts as can properly
be made for the payment or settlement thereof
shali be Prompily attended 10. CIV s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-15

XNTiLL be sold on FRIDAY the ga dsv Of
" Jsly, Isti. al the late rssiJsacS OF
Ma Mary Lac, dsesstsd. an ShsPhsrdstown.
The personal property Of said dsessssd, ard he
rs@sinios personal property Of Johs Line, de-
ceased. eOssisiisg Of
Tables, Chairs, SideboarF,
CdrPets, Clock, Bureaus, Looking
Glasses, Glass and China Ware, Beds
and Bedding, Stores and Pipe,
.nd almost every description Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture
Also, a fresh Mich Cor, number of
Hogs and Pigs, Poultry, a quantity
Of Bacon and Lard, and vdriety of
other articles.
Tue sale will CONNIE nee at 10 o'clork A. NJ
and will be eontioued on The follow ing Cay, II
necessary.
The terms will be cash for email suns. and
IRRESPONSIBLE credit PropOFtionsd TO the sn,ount.
Tor larger OasS, 10 be spec ,6sd at the sale.
JOHN l.. MAYER,
-iaaiaisiTainr ria lhS HIn u Mary Lins
and SH bshaJ y "a, L'gaisrs Of JoAA Liss, Sse'a
SAsPhSrdStoWn, Jaly I, lSII.
~. A-The late rssideHee II the dseesssd
and lots aPpurtsnsnt for rent, or will be sold
1T private sale II desired, as slso the other real
property Of tAe estate.
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THE MARKETS.

Q1hes Of ths BaiiiaoTs .7nsricsa. Monday July ~
CArILE.-t'sisrs mage from IS 20 SC so per
100 liza Lave Hogs Sontiaas searee, ue ao - quote
- IS, 40 20 s.. IS per 100 lba-
fLOUR.-Salcs Of good Standard brand, vrrr
made Cm tt0rrs u the close Of the ~erk 81 - 6ll
sale has berR reported hoSevur II q so aud asOtls-
er a IS, So for limited parcel The reositl price
IL a IS, 50.
wiiEAT.--Ho new vheals have We, reached
the markst Nd. a SI,o5 60 I Ia Teeri,ts very
sgasll. Pa rrsls q Z, IS 10 &c.
CoRN.-Salss &C White Il c6 CT aAd yellow a.
60 = CO eents
NhiSkEY.-H hds are held u 90 eta bbla. a
- cts. The vsson prizes Of bills. IL ~ eeuts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-15

UHaEALrhY SEasox.-This is q srsson oflhe
rear when Colds aud Coughs are eonnaeIrd to
greater degree perhaps shan al any other period
Of the year. These PnedsPose he system TO
well calculated 10 eageneer. There - no greater
secnfi;y against the attacks Of these complains
Than pure state rf The Blood. a healthy aud
vigorous aelion Of all The fuhctioas Of nature !;
aud TO secure this no medicine h mafe ihorooRh-
" ezicaiaisd than Brsadrsikb Yegsisbis UaipsrsaI
Psits. The fame Of this medicine eEwads through
ons the world. and the immensc q1snli,ies sold
attest she general success which attends their use
Remember these Pills are not sold genuine al
any Drug Shore. either IN the eity OF county.
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LARGE WyImLH6. GALE


PIX subscriber giiI cell, % bssblie sale. "a
- ths highsst blaAsf. - lF.{assksu rAs ala
u S-iy asEf, she fo.iSs ias Pssesssy. n viii
HOUSEHOLD FURMxFURH.
Coassstine. of The folio~iags
OHs iSsds6oard, !Ssfas, Chairs, Dssks,
Bureaus, Toilet Tables, Lookiinr- Glasses.
Bedsteads, Beds and Bedding.
DINING Iabies-- Tea Sets.
Dinner Sets Of Ckina and CEuss-,rars.
Oae Eighf Day Clock,
Sbocess aad T0Rgs, Fsadeys. SC.
'a''d a variety Of nings TOO tedious 10
meRtion.
.fiso, Farming Uteasiis, Horses s CoIfs.
.uiseh C0Ies al Young Cattle,
100 head Of Hogs, 60 Of srAic6 are fae
killing hogs,
40 head Of Sheep,
.A6out 5000 Us. fnT family Baeoa,
Pioaghs, Harrol5s, WsgonS, Sc,
Add s.ssy ,hisg nsessssry foe fsf@isg. ell Of
also, Lot Of LEQUORS-Old Jpine.
,%por'sd Ia iTso. Is2s. 10 ssd -. ali 70
mo, Old Peaeh Brandy IN denijohns.
Tsras @ Ssis a credit % nine nosth. gill
be given 90 ell su@s OF tea dollars sad ppwurds
ey the purchaser giving bond with appsossd
security esfofe the removal Of the purchase.
All sums under ten dollars, cash.
HAiltoSn. June ~, IstI.
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EDUCATION.

"A T the earnest solicitation OF many friends
L n the subscriber has beeu induced 10 take
charge Of the SCHOOL lately under The eoalrol
OF air JoRN A HARDING, which he shall DO,
commencing on .HORday Rsxi. Jane ia. To Pa
rents and Guardians who pauonizsd The School
whilst under the management Of another, ~ well
rs the public generally, the services Of the undef-
signed are most respectfully rendered, with the
hfm assurance that his most uniiring energies
will be devoted exclusively 10 the moral and
intellectual Improvement, Of Pupils Who may be
entrusted To his care
DrERAis. per Qusrtsr Of IL weeks. - 90.
No deduction for time lost By the Pupil. except
when occasioned By sickness
b0RoOM the sane as that lately occupied
by Mr. Harding, near the Store OF SIR. David
Humphreys.
JAMES W. BELLER.
ChArleStowu June 3 Issl
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tcoMNusrcarrnl


Al bis residence near Tifin, Seneca county.
Ohio, MIR NICHOLAS SHaULL Sea-. formerly OF
Jefferson county, Va, af,er q short but painful
illness OF three or four days-aged 70 years
He died IS he lived. perfectly resigned 10 The
will Of God, and rejoicing IA the triumph OF faith
lie ieh a widow anl ten children, 10 mouTn the
loss Of a departed husband and father.
= Blessed are the mereiful, Tor lhey shall re-
eeiFe mercy"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-15

o. the 22d uhimo. BY the Rev. p. j. shand.
LAwSEScU b. BEcKwITH. Esq formerly OF his
county, 10 Miss HAERrT E ArNTT, Of Column
bia. South Carolina
On The 39ih uit., AZ sWalnut Grove. y the te,i.
deuee 81 William A. Bell, ESQ, BY the Rev
p. + Stevenson, FeENcH s. JoHNsoE. ESQ Of
Prince William county. Va. To- Miss ELizanrru
=. SHIF, Of Clarke county. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-15

10 the inslituilon. He dsnisd the auihor.
i,y Of the Legislature % delegate any
such power 60 . eofpeir1iicn.
The yeas sad nays were ordered on the
question, end IL wss decided In the nega.
iive--syes 81. noes D.
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TRIrST AALE-

nY virtue Of Deed o( Trust from Colin
NJ Peter, End Mary T.. Peter kis wife, 10 III .
subscriber. dated the 32ai OF NoTemhsr, 1897,
aee duty recorded IN the CLERKS Odies Of The
County CourI Of Jefferson, givsu 10 secure a
debt Of 81 acc &C aud the interest thsreoa se-
erued, evidenced BY . note or obligation de-.
seTi5sd IN said deed, aud due and owiag 20 Ro-
bert Beverley, Of the District Of CoiSmbis. I
will sell on the 5,h day OF August. IstIGf far.
and II not on the neHt fair dsy.l IA front Of a.
house lately oeeaPisd BY John CbambsTs % q
Tavern on the premises, al public auction, TO
the highest bidder, for each, (snd BY reaussi {
the sa'd Befsriey, an writing) ell that
Tract Of L0Md
aud a7PurienSnees 10 said Deed Of Trust con-
Veyed, and which - described therein a. being
"sli that Tract or Paresi of Land D. Jog snd De-
iaE 20 the County Of Jsgsrson, WhIrh the sa,d
Colin Peter inherited or derived from his grand
father. Thomas BesiI, Of George. a. b. refer
snce 10 the records of the County ill more fun
appear: the sams beng thai on WhisA The said
CO'ia Peter nov resides, cOoissainE ga Acres,
more or less" Such title a. Is conveyed 90 me.
which u believed 10 be iudspuIsbls, will 30
made 10 the purchaser.
RDwARD LUCAS, Jr. Trustee.
Jolly 2. lsif.
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-fad fhs adjoining Cosmties.
gpHE us5sssiensd beG Issss 10 oGsr % ths
- fsrosrs % fhe 8b8ss coautIss their sine<rs
taanks Zoe Inc liberal manner IN phleh thsv
have dealt With a. for several yesrs pat, asd
ihtofm them that We ean now ODER aueh lndpes-
meath Zoe the purchase of Wheat % eanaot b
@si vita u sny ether place Having pusehas-
Cd a Portioa q the sntshsiVs niiiiae Estab-
i''hms"i "a HsrPers-fsrFy. und rented The other
receive Wheat We will make a the tntsreat
Of the Farmers shd Others to ssIl 81 lhis place
os at 'aeh Poiais upoR the Rail Road oe cabsI
That can Teach THIS place. From the advan.
tagea re have Of placing our Flour late narkst
every day THE great saving Of iatsrest and rick
~ qu'ek sslsa-togethsr with the ready sale
Tor ell kiads Of Hill Feed, enables Ne 20 pay ss-
sefsl eeats per bushsl more than say Milling
sstsblshment IN fesrh OF The what OF the
above eoans'ea-t hss hoSsser tho FARMERS will
% able 90 ascertain By gisinK us eaIl before
making any dlsposlIiSe O( their Wheat we
hope our friends who have heretofore favored
- with their busiasss, will aoss call, ~ 10 10 in
osr poser. aud Ne viii do better ZEE thea than
a. say time heretofore.
We attend keeping such artielss a. l. neees-
ssry for Farmers, WIS
Plaster, Salt, Fish, Tar, &C.
And can. at any time, order from Baitimors or
want.
We shalt start the se~ crop ct the highest
prices tie market will justify. aud n al tines
paI IN proportion 10 the market price Of Floor.
Farmers ADD others taking the Chsrle.town
+" T'giHia Fee Press" will st all tines know
our prices for Wheat. ~ We will ende avor 70
have them published weekly.
The MIllvilie Mill will be carried on
By the uHdsrSigned. Until sssie Of The sane 4.
enectsd, IN the aame Of Daniel SNYDER
& co. and the business OF Ford 4 Snyder elos-
ed At that Mhi and commenced anew at Har-
Pera-Ferry, We will also give strict altsntion
TO AZ business eoR6dsd 10 " al the AiilIvilIs
Mill. ard aolieit . eonii1uanes Of those Farms re-
whose convenience will be eonsulted By asliv-
erieg their Wheat there.
Those Of our customers Who have not sestled
their accounts 10 The LET July last, will pleaso
call sod do 80 - early 90 possible. 60 that our
b Ford can give AtisntioA 10 sstilema6ts there
before Wheat commences delivering At Har-
PerS.FeTry.
Persons desirous Of Masking contracts for
Wheat wall 6nd IIsrPers-FsFry easy Of access
either In PeFson or BY letter. and say desire on
their part shall TeeeiVs dna and early attention.
BENJAMIN PoRD,
DANIEL SNYDER.
July Is IsGI.-tC
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Dialogue at a Boarding House Tabls.--
"Digby, ~ill you take some Of lhis but.
ter" Thank you, Qqilp. ! belong TO .
TemPeranes Society," cant take any
thing sirosg." replied Digby.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-15

TsMPERAEcE ALI the Tsmperanee
Societies throughout the United States,
have been requested TO send Delegates to
.. grand National Temperance Conven-
ton. 70 be held at Saratoga Springs. ~.
Y. on the 9th iAsl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-15
NOTICE,

WKyE The undeFsiRned have long been con
w vioesd that oar prices fsf Hsrss- Shos-
Jog, Did not jastfy lhs high prices q H's,srisls
eea iabour. We have thersfore. come 10 ths
reaclaaiou % Faite oar prieetoS IS. The diasr-
enss 70 sach 81 our customers wiil be BAT small.
bat When q ail comes % the one (ihs saith u
inates u eonsidsfabis. We sfpeet therefore.
thst ous eusiomefs snd ne pebble geueraly vii
eouiiuue tleif p8tfoaaEs, ~ n WI tnducs us 70
give more atteatiou tofbai part of QUE buainess,
sod suabls ne % % u 10 q hstisr naunsr.
% 9. GARDNER,
TH0S. RAWLINs q SON.
Iulg Is fgfEm
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DTasoLurToM.

HNHE eo-paTtnershiP hststofots existing un-
n der the name asd kFm Of Booze VIA
sTER, IL this day Dissolved by mutual consent.
Those having claims Sgainst the 6rn are re-
qissisd TO hand thea in, snd all Indebted are
required 10 sgttle their Tes2setiVs accounts ian
Hlsaisis!y.
FRANCIS s BOGUH,
THOMAS d. WEBSTER.
July 6, Is4i-3L
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Sale OF Town Properir.

wy VHtus az an ioterlocutory decree Of tie
40 couniy Court Of JtGerpon County, In
friendly suit In chaneery between The heirs sf
Joseph Smith. late Of ihis eOuAly, deceased. the
undersigned, aPHoihIed by the Court Tor that
purpose, will proceed 10 sell ia ShsPherdsto "a,
In front Of Daniel EATERS Hotel,
On Saturday The 24th Of July merit,
Al pubiie nurtisn. 90 the highest bidder, the
sriek DWELLING HOUSE & LOT
"a said toNn, terneriy me property of the said
Joseph Smith. dseeassd. with tie sppurIeaaBea
TO the sane belonging.
TtrmFSf sais --Ons-fouTth eash 90 had, aad
the baisnee u ISo equal snnbal Pc, msnts With
interest fr0m the dsy % suie,
henry BEDtNCER. Jr,
June -. Istt-5t ceaH,'r.