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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

GORHAM SEMINARY.


THE Summer Term of this Institution viii
THURSDAY, May 9th, and continue fourteen weeks.
Facilities afforded at this Institution fur prosecuting all
branches of Academcal study.
Lectures will be given Physiology and the Science
and art of Teaching.
Yolng ladies win be charged for board, washing room
rent fuel light and tuition $50 each the of 500 per
year. They have been charged hitherto, the of
2lr7 50 per year. - 80,
gentlemen with their meals and washing for 81 25 each
The expense for in the village and Of ether incidental
bulls will amount to twenty five thirty cents week
teacher presdes at the table of the young gentlemen
and so far as is known, students boarding in this
web satisfied any boarding in private1aes. Young
gentlemen may OBTAIN board in families for 81 80 and 81 IS
per week.
Tuition is So 81 and S. per quarter Of eerep oees accord
ing to the studies ursued-or S2, GIG and $50 per gear
Tuition III French is So gaa1tcr and for instruction
the Piano Forte So per quarter is charged.
Applications for admission to the whole be made to
the Principal land it is requested that it is
venient to do such applications be made previous TO the
commencement of the Term. Young gentlemen desired
to state in their applications whether they intend hoard in
private families at the table provided by the Trustees
JACOB 5. SMITH, Secretary.
Gorlam, March 9, lS41. 4W5l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
THE undersigned hereby cees, to the public The follow,

THE undersigned hereby ceres public the follow
ing facts and opinions that Jesse D. Donnel for so,
TINE past has undertook to pedde tin for after h
han pedded Tor me some time settled up with him.
dismissed him from my servcefnr the reason that th,
hai moral impression, which still exists my mind, tina,
sad Donnell was not willing to render honest
count OF MS doinss. After being advised of my belief
ms principles he wanted to buy tin of ~ told h
wonld sell II to him; that could trade with him face I
face and If he cheated me. had fault find but wou
net hire him. as had lost by him already bought war.
OF me- year or more when he stated he had got chance
F cut with MI knight TO pedgeth9t had debts due
him. that he could collect in money! in the course of IL
seasoll-he stated that he did not pedde lon
than the present year. make this statement 10 correct ar
false Statements have been ccdbly informed he has r.
ported in regard to leaving my employ,
Bath, March %. ls4l. =. 3uT5o
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

BETTING ON ELECTIONS. A Bill is now pend
ing before the Senate, which if passed, will
effectually put stop to this evil and iniquitous
practice, which has become so prevalent upon
The eve of almost every election. The first sec
ton provides that all persons betting shall forfeit
sum equal to that wagered, recoverable on ac-
ton of debt, and to go to the of the city,
town or plantation in which they reside.
The second section provides that any person
holding bets, shall be liable to pay to the person
losing the same amount that received, TO be
recovered by action of debt, with interest from
the time the money received.
The third section makes it the duty of the
Mayors of the several cities and the Treasurers
of towns and plantations to sue for and recover
any sum or sums of money, which may be forfeit
ed by the first section of this Act
The fourth section enacts further, that any
person who shall bet or wager any goods, chattels,
or personal estate of any kind, shall forfeit the
to the use of the city, town or plantation
where they reside.
Should this bill or act become law,
hope it will, we shall publish it entire.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
loTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

THAT the Subscriber has been duly appointed adminstro
n tor Of the Estate of Robert Rogers late Ppsbrs in
the County of Lincoln deceased and has taken upon hin
set mat rrhst by giving bonds the law Directs And al
persons having demands upon of the said Robert
Rogers required TO exhibit the same and all persons IN
debted to the said estate called upon to ma ke pavn
TAbLaiAN LOWELL.
Phipsburg, February l7th, 1871. 3wi5
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

II The Southern papers are filed with disas-
which is given in this days paper
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JUST RECEIVED,

EgY THOMAS r. DONNELL, .4geat, a lot Of prir,
- Cheese Fresh Figs, Rasns Oranges.-Also q fresh Is
very cheep for Cash.
Bath, March "a. ,fso
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"THE NEW COLLECTOR AT BATH" A writer
in the last Argus, who dates his letter "BaM,
March "a, 1S4i,' give fine specimen of
pure, unadnlterated loco foco literature,- hot
from the Custom House--swell barbe -"
There is not one complete, well-told truth in the
whole article; and we only allude to the mass Of
filth, lest silence might seem to give consent.
It is true, that large number [not-all] Of the
wing citizens Of this town expressed their prefer
ence for Mr.. HYDE, as Collector of this Port;
others had their preferences, and Mr.. SHELDON
has succeeded to the Office. So far general
dissatisfaction and "sad defeat" is concerned, we
think it must be like the tempest in tea pet -
all confined within the walls of the Custom
House. We really have no heartto use severity,
or even to attempt any further notice of thus
filthy production.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

JAMES HALEY,
EEOUS Sc, SHIP, AND SIGN T'AfTT'TEe. Seuth
West corner of Kings building, (lp stars at the
head of Gove's Wharf, would inform his friends and
public, that he will carry in its various branches House.
ship and sign Painting. with neatness, and the ut
most dispatch. All kinds of Fancy Painting-Mar-
bic Imitation. and other Gsraini srs executed in su
po!4oi style. also, Carriage Painting.
ordersfar Glazing, other ons in MS line of business
promptly attended to.
Orders respectfully solicited.
Bath, March 18th. 1911 ff3o
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FRESH FIGS AND RAiSINS. r,
A FEW drums Of very nice Figs also Few whole and
parts OF boxes of Fresh Raisns far sale cheap by
,. .,. .. u. Mars TON.
March "a.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

THE Store No. S Granite Block recently occupied rs the
Wing Reading Room, and situated in the central and
most pleasant part Of the town, offered Rent.
The includes back and good cellar and is
for any kind of trade Application may be made
at this office or to PHILIP HIGGINS.
Bath, April LIST, 1871. 3wl,
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GROCERIES,; IL p

s00TS, SHOES md HITS for sale by
- d. MARsTON
March 2t. $50
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

GROCERIES IL PROVISIONS.
GOOD assortment Just received and for sale low nv d
Marston consisting of Coffee, Sugars, Teas, Molasses
Flour. Fork. Cheese &c, &c
March ri. tf5a >
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

rTsHE SUBSCIeIBER would inform his friends and
the public that he has taken the formerly occupied
by the above firm, and will continue keep good
nent OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, CROCRERF and
GLASS HIRE &c &C., and viii sell his goods reduced
prices. CHARLES W HOLMES. tf49
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.-WHE Gar
diner Green of Topsam in the County of Lincoln, and
state Of Maine mercha, the theth day of December,
in the year eighteen hundred aud thirty nne by his attorney
Ebenezer Everett conveyed to Lewis Thompson Of sad
Topsham, yeoman, undivided eighth part of single
saw NH, situate the upper Falls in said Topsham, for
mery called the shore saw in the Rogers Mill together with
one undivided eighth part of the water privilege and
apprenances thereunto belonging in fee, conditioned for
tine payment of the of hundred apd twenty nine
dollars and fifty cents with interest in year from said
th,rath day OF December now the condition Of this
veyance having been broken the said Lewis Thompson
claims by reason thereof to orecose said mortgage, and to
have possession of the premises aforesaid.
LEWIS THOMPSON.
Topsham, Feb. 10Th, l94l. #1w5l
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

In this town Friday last child of Dir. John Kelley
aged IA months.
On Monday last, Col Samuel G. Bowman, aged 50 years.
On Tuesday last child of Mr.. VIM Parsons aged Is m
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

y 5ItF SFOtylJS.
uo1 received by Daniel Marton, good assortment ron
sistng in part of Broad Cloths Cassjnerrs Sancte
Prints, shaws hdkf, shsetings shtings Tickings &c
hAfcn "a.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

UNITED STATES INSURANCE COMPANY
or TIE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
NOTICE TO BAKERS.
no


TO LET,
rESHAT Well known Baking Establishment in this place
now occupied By Mr. VIM Jordan, together with all the
privileges of landing Wood and also two story dwell
ing House This being first rate opportunity for any per
son wishing TO carry on the baking business in all its branch
es IA housshng There is connacted the
establishment good well If penty of sheds AMI
possession given May 4il For terms apply
to =. q. sliAsON, Z Co., head of Stgsons Wharf,
March "a. 3yv5a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

- MARRIED..
In this town March 25, by Rev. Mr. Webber, Mr. Nathan
iel w. Wnslow to Miss Lydia NJ. Green both of Bath.
DIED.
In ,his town on ITr;day lac, LiI1 oc NJ 1t ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
CAPITAL,
Ill nn

incorporated Or the SfH6 ~ htN Iefhg fdrch 3I lSG7,
fer 1fcety-oRe fsdTs,,
CHARTER RENEWED AsD AmENpfp May 5ll, lsio,
CoMPINING
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
shares, l1o each.
10 per TO he paid or secured on subscription
THE Public are respectfully informed that the tne allowed
under the amendment Of the charter oi this company
for completing the subscriptions 10 Their Stock will expire ty
limitation the 5th day Of May next; IN the neanNhl
their books viii continue open until the fail amount of capt
tai shall have /. en- duly subscribed.
Subscriptions authorized by the i0ih Section of their
charter be "paid in, secured he paid either the
stocks OF the Uned States the public stocks oatet By
this any other State, in the stock Of any incorporated
bank of this any other State, which shall be at par IN the
New York market a the time in the stock Of the corpora
ton of the city Of New York. bond, and mortgage
unincumbered real estate Of this State, of the value of f
per cent more than the amount loaned tcraan excsVe II
bindings unless the SHAH be Insured from by tire,
in specie, CERTIFIED checks, current bank bills"
Should the full amount of capital not be subscribed in
cash payments OF secured by bank city, or state stocks, as
above described, before the 18Th day Of March, the
balance will be filled by selection Of thq best bonds and
mortgages improved and unincmbered real within
the city State of New York. such the company would
readily their funds upon, capital all paid IN
cash but should the full amounts Of capital be snbscbed for
in cash. bank city, state siocks before the 18th day
of March, then the subscription books will be closed without
receiving real estate.
Applications for stock be made in the time TO
either of the Commissioners whether the intention be
in money, stocks, real estate.
The opportunity this company presents to capitalists
thoughout the Union for safe and profitable investment
be improved and subscriptions in money, sound
bank stocks made sure, well those in city
1t Will be noticed reference the prices current that
the prices OF insurance stocks iii New ork higher by
% per cent, than other stocks
and the liberal terms of subscription offered by this company
are not elsewhere to he found. Negotiations have been
cash subscription TO this Stock within six weeks, Of from
S39O0OJ to Ss0O0O0 to be permanently invested the best
| OF American per cent. state stocks in London.
.NoD York, February 10th, lS4l.
commissioners
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

EASTERN RAILROAD RESTORATOR.---
"a d. II. LOMBARD, II 12 COMMERCIAL STREET,
BOSTON Good board lodging, by HE week day at
the reasonahl1 ms. tff5,
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NOTICE

Phipsburg, February 18th, 1871.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

RETAILING MOLASsES. s
fKiME iot at ne,o Crop Of Cuba Molasses good article
sale by C'CLAPP IT. Standards Iharf
batn, harcn u. u5e
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=
LII ~, whose Notes accounts have become due
IN REQ tested TO call and pay up or shall take fair
honest way make them do within very few days.
WILLARD WALKER.
Bath, April LIST. 3w |.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

EfOR SALE OR TO LET.-1he House and Shop on
the north side of Centre street in Bath Dr. Yields
Apothecary Shop-now occupied by Capt jeremiah Reed
For terms, apply to the subscriber
ALSO, FOR SALE-Moore's Patent Cooking Stoves
cheaper than can be purchased elsewhere in townappy
above EBENEZER CLAP
March 3, 1S4l G,vA9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

II "A. sPO A'f7DRD-PORTR.4IT FAINTER. Room
4 over w. Eiiiuts Store-3d door, north entrance.
ilath. Eeb. 10. 1871. tfif.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE 1.-THE Rockingham
T. Mutual Fine Insurance Company will take risks AGAINST
loss by Fire. Buildings, Merchandise, &C. And the
scrber will attend, at all times, to the application Of persons
for Insurance by said Company. JOHN ELLIOT, Agent.
Bath, Feb. 10, 134l. :. .tf47
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

JEWELLERY! THE SUBSCRIBER, WOULD pEs
pecuiy Inform the public that he has taken part of the
the Elliot House, where he intends to carry on the
Clock and Jewel1ry Business. Purchasers win do
well to call and examine. r w DENIrOM w
N. b. Cash paid for old SE6er.
Bath, March 3, I64l.- ,rAo
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

FARMING UTENSILS.
7 the Sagadahock cheap store may be found variety of
FARMING UTENSILS cheap Also as d0one, 200 lbs Prime
FLAX. Enquire of A. PARSONS,
Bath. March 3lst.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01

fsENfGSEE FLOUR.
lDO BARRELS Superne fancy brand Genesee Flour, in
GO nice clean Barrels and in perfect orderiust received
from New York per Big Lion, and for sale by
CHARLES sCLAPP, Jr, Staniford's Wharf.
Bath March ID. 1874. tf51
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02
~ cH.aN1cERY.
VIRGINIA, 20 wit:
Angus, 10. IslI.

@AtNAAA9 - WI
A. Rules holden IN the C sFks Olies Of The
cireak Superior Co ITt Of Law and Ghsuesry
for Jefferson County, the RrSl Monday In An-
gust. 1915
Ira c. Garfield and William B. Can
field, eO-pdTtHers under the firm of
CGlfeld s Brother, PLAiSTVFS,
AGAINST.
John MeP. BrieR and Henry a. Brisn,
eo-PGrtneTs trading under tke name
and firm Of John McP. Briea & Co.,
and William BroirR, DEIENDASIs.
IN cHANCERY.
IN az defendants Juhn MsP. Hrien aad Henry
\. bT'sR, not having entered their appearance
nnd given security seeording the Of assembly
and the Tules OF this Oourt and "a appearing ~
satisfactory evidence th.t they are not nhahilan:s q
this sounuy; 10 10 orbFrrd That the said drfss =.
dants do appear here the 6rtt dag of lhe srH,
term, sud answer the bill Of the plaiuiihs sad thr
copy % this order be forthEith inserted ~ sosnr
nevSPaPer published In ChsrlettoSa, for two
months excessively, aad posted the Tront door Of
the sOuFt-houSe in the said town OF Charlestown.
COpy-Trsts,
R.T. DROWN, Cisrk.
August s, is4I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02


A RuSs, Asltss y ths cisrkb O0es - a.
ciEeaa ssPsgioT cozFt q Lau so ch.nesFy
fss gs9sfseA conaly, - elsi hoa4ny b Az
gust, letit
Wtliiaa Bot0ea, plAnssVV.
LaitAsy y Coz, aid Beaiamis FSrd, saS
DuaisI Snyder, partAsrs Ua3sr GAs
aoRs GaS finn Of Ford & Snyder,
DBgGneANTa,
~ cH1hncERY.
gH0tiE defsndani Lathsr J. Con nas hssi.e ruscr.
- ed he nPIrornase. sod Eisea ssoagity sssnrdiaR
% The - assembly sod the rui.s q thia sort
sad u sppearlng by ssiofsStory ssidsnss tkst Ne u
aot - iahshitsat ~ the sosutFy, n u srdrrsL
Ih-t The said d-fendsuts 90 appear hsrs ne era
day % he oeEt terya and rnsser The blli 81 che
plsasiGt aad that eopy ~ THE orlsr b. fsrth vith
Inserted ~ nee tyspes lsubiisSed ~ Chsrtss-
tove, for tSO nos.lhs SssessaiVsiy. sd pos,sd -
TIE frout doog q tie -Oar-hSsSs u ths sid tow
Of ChsTiesiova.
A cOPy-Tssss,
August 5, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02
AnEasl IStI.
VIRGINIA, to wit;


AZ Relies holden in the CLERKS UGce Of the Circuit
buPsFior Court q lssv sad ChanseFy fer JrGer.
onSouniy. the RFSt Monday 10 August. ISAIi
Royal 4. Church and .MattheD 81. HosOs.
partners tTOdiRg under tie AGms and
firm Of Church & Hotce, PLAHrWSS,
AGAINST
Henry a. BrisB and John .MePkeyson
BTien, partners trading under he
name and firm Of Henry "A. Brien &
Brother, and WiliiGm BrotOn,
DEFENDAFTU,
N CHANCERY.
HVHE DEFENDANTS Hsnry A. BrJsu and
~ Joha AePhsFsOs Briaa not having sster-
ed their aPpeaTaBss. snd Eiven sreSTisy g.
serdinR 10 the sst of assembly and ths ruies
81 this court sRd u apPeariag ~ sslisgsetory
evidence ahsi hsy not iabilanis AZ this e0uatrv
i is ordered That the ssid Defendants de apr,rsT
here 90 'Ae Arst day q The nrHt tern, cad sSsusv
to bli o. the plalaiiHsl anG thut sopy % The or
der BE- forthwith tnoegtrd IN hoGe nsaspaper puA-
lshrd ia CharieotOva. iaF tuo noaihs sarersslsrly
sod Posied ., Ire frOnt door ~ the -hotsse II
The ssid tosn % CharlrSioVn.
COPy-Tesie.
hoBERT 7. brown, CLERK.
AuFust s. Iatt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02
Aususl iB4I.
VIRGINIA, TO wit;

NhHeWANAAS 10 WIS
A. Rules holden in the Clerks oEea Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanesry
for Jefferson County, the frst Monday in Au-
gust, letl:
Peter Wright and James a. Wright,
partners trading under the name and
firm Of Peter Wright & Son,
PLANTIyFS,
John W. Robinson, and Thomas L.
Shields, late partners tra.aiaq under
tie name and firm Of Robinson &
ShIetds, DEEEEBAHrs,
IN CHANCERY
HHNHE defendants John w. Robinson and
II Thomas L. Shields. noi hsving eBsrFrd tbgir
apPSaraaee al givsh seessity sssoFinE 90 the act
81 ASSEMBLY hs rules % this court sad h an
PSsTing By, sSioTy svidenCe thst they sre ,'ot
lnhabi'ana,ottt 20 sOuuiFy u 70 0rdsrsd That the
aa'o dsiendaaiS do uPpesF hers 90 the Erst dsV az
the ne1t Term, and ansser she bill Of The blsiotf.
sid that copy Of tiS order be osthsitk insrr,si
IN some ssVspaPsr published IN Chsrlrsiovgn. fo-
too months sussetsiVrly and posted az ths front
door Of tbs souTlhOuss % The ssid town Of chsrlss
t0wn.
A COPy-Tssts,
August s. 1871.
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TAKEN

NRoA The DraW4Fs Of ths uBdoFsigned. on
~ Wednesday, The 9lst % July, tho day Of
hia sale, GOLD VEAToE. With the let
crack near the Gsurs 6-tho haBdls very much
worn, - N vas used with seal. Also.
a Gold ChGia, Bar and Link.
No marks reeollsetsd. Also, subdry articles
Of CioitiRg.
4 hands0ms reward viii be given Tor the re-
eSvsry Of The sane. AZ there were several
seen looking 10 The drawers. n they will return
the Watch end ChaiB. 90 questions will be ask.
ed-ihey may rely on H. v they do not, ever
sHeriiou will Be used 70 convict them. watch
makers are requested 10 look oct fos he above
articles COLfN PETER
July %, Is4i.
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Van IA4N 49, 30 o0aGg
a. Rulss hsI1sa n - clsthS Onoa q a.
cireuil aspsEisR CssFt - Law ssa cAsS.Sr,
tos SSess.ss eses'y, - ~ nSseag n Az
Robert MsDO,osu end Joka GsISs, ney.
eAanfS oad PGytAsTs traiiag badsr TIE
ASWs AID Grm 81 Mel apS q GahIs,
1oApnR
Johs AeP. BriSa, 0ad WSlIiuus Bropn,
IN cHaHcERY.
TENHg dsisadsat JSha AGsPAsssoa Brisn, not
- having estsesd hs appearance, sud given
security sesordiog % The act % ssssmbiy end
the rulss q this ooafti aSd u spDSsring By "a
Trajectory sVidsnes that ~ b 40 "a inhAbitsbt
q this eouutrys no SrdrTsS. That thssaid de-
fssSsRt Do appear hsro % tha arSt gay Of lhs
beat ler1, aad ansSss The biil Of the plainti6s;
end that coy of this orSeF b forth Nth 10
esr1sd 70 some nsWsPspsr published 10 Charles
toua' Ior I've asoaths successfully, oad postsd
At The troat door o, the eoaFt-h0uso IN the said
toWn Of chsFlss1oWn
cOPy-Tests,
- Il. 7 BROWN. CLERK.
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~ gsasFaliy, 49, thsy base EsiaraOd froa tAa
Easisrs siiiss uiih 80
EAtiT RelO Sick Of ioell- 5slerfsS
wRK GOODS
or the very latest styls end fashiOa, pave q sAs
esrEo Of he steaa ship Arcadia. Gene anA
sOs The following kiots sDd qualiiyi
CLOTHS
Super Biseh and Bloc. Frsash asa Erelish.
Olive. RiPPts Grsss. (aassi texture
Persons 0rsy sad Mined 90.
PyaRT.dLOOJr STUFFS
DesSls ssd Sisg's-niiIsd Prass Alesd Cast
msFsa.
Veg Ans asursd Do. Do.
SanneF Cloths of every .descFiplioa.
HESTLRGS
Floriaissu ADD Sa,ia vssi.sgs Of stssJ kind,
Nilacetiaheoas Ptgured Bea ed Ptals.
Fine AeFinO. (seS sriiele.l
STanodown, heisasia, . usw srttcss.
Something ActV for tie Ladies.
Nsw sFl'elss OF ChsiisyI ssd Satin Slribsa.
Chats Laws, Ooe lard vide and hne.
zoo pieces Of Calico Of The bsSesl sl,ls, lust
from The Importers, and a. IOv a. g ssuts
per yard,
Frsnsh calieoss-NiusliD-ds-L Lance,
Mefinoea &C.
an kiudS % Gsrnsa eoOds Of the Iatss, T,.hIoo
Black. Blae, BIsSehsd sud Scarlet eolOts, TsIy
IoU and 6as,
Tsn pieces sss MOuslin ds-Lsnes ct % IS.
EDGlN6S and LACES- Siik. IinsL, Thread
and Cotton, ~hiis and black Of great VARSITY
and SiIe,
wirs and iiibbOOS, whnlsbOus for sOrsst, end
boEnets,
Worked JaPes,
Soot Cords, LSess and SlrBppiuEs,
Bed Ticking Sup. and "a. very heavy. ss.
rhr's bsiss Of BrOwn Muslin. heavy,
Three bales - dc. DO
Domestic Plaid snd Gihghsms Of hest quality,
general assortment Of Blsarhsd ShlflinE,
~ and ia Long Cloth. low l9i esuiS,
An aisortmsni Of FrsuehLinSn Ior Meas lros u,
Towel nispaF. Crsah aud BiFdS-lys,
Very hne DsmSsk Table 90,
very ans add bssi " JaskoSsis, Csnbries and
Dook Naalins,
Figured eross-bsrrsd oiaghsms,
Fine Wild spHlshelS GinShsma
CARPENTERS TOOLS:
Fore PlaPss. Jack and Smoothing.
0rseisa' Ogio-si kinds OF Read Planes.
BEehsrS best Caitstssl frame and socket CHS.
stla
Thin HOlloW.vaFe- CsstihEs,
Cut MALTA, Spikes and Spsrrowb lila,
Saddlsrs Snd Shoe Tseks,
0uesns-Wars, Chins, best quality Glaze,
Cut and FIuied Turins-Tea and various sizes
Of DALss.
Harness Leather will be found complete,
Calf skin, Kip, aud Side, lsPa1ish,) Soils and
pindsTy.
GROCERIES, Vsry fresh and chap:
81. Doniogo Coffee, prime Tor l2i eats,
Beat Green Rio DO, lbs. for %.
Beat JsmaieB, low, e. rs cenis,
SUGAR-Loaf and Lump,
Best Orleans Sugar, 6ns quality, 81 10 cents,
81 CTUz 81 esnih, HaVana white,
Museaiei, Bunch End Bloom Rslsins,
Aolasses and syruPa ehssP-eomEOR 20 good
at37A cents,
With variety Of MISUNDERSTANDING almost
every thing commonly kept 10 a countFy Store,
which the ansIeribsr promise 10 sell az low as
they eau aHOrd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-02
August 5. tStt.


A. Rules holden in the Clerks oneo q the
Circuit superior Court of Law sad Chaneery
fer Jsasrsoa cOaaty, The efSs MSndsy IN Au-
gust, lstli
JeSse SehefSEd and George .Mau=y, part
nsrs under the name and firm Of Scko-
field & .MaE=y, -PIAmuESs.
AGAINST
Luther J. Cor, Daniel Snyder, and Ben
jdmiR Ford, DGEEHDAHTs,
~ cHANcERY.
TINE dsGsnd-9i, LuihcF J. Coz. sos hsvIsE ssser-
n ed bic sppearsnss. and givra aseurtty aesorsiiag
10 the ast Of sts-msy sod the rules q this snart
aud appearing By s.tisfssioTy svdsaer thsi he h
nj i,h.bl.st % this soohlry fffs s-dsreR
Th.t tho s.id defendant do spPrsF here she 6rsl
day Of the arKi term. snd hasurr the bill of the
pl.iutiGs, and that copy ~ THE order b 70, IN
With Inserted IN some bevspspcr pabiithcd In
Chnrieaaun. for two months SascrssiVriy. aad osi-
I'd the front door of the eouTt-hOuse On The ssid
toun 81 CharletOsn-
a. Copy-TeSte.
RI. BROWN. cisrk.