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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
SCHOOL NOTICE.

The Board Of School Examiners of Tuscarawas Co.
will sit at the Court House in New Philadelphia, on
Friday Of each week, commencing on Friday next, be.
tween the hours of 10 A. M. and 4 p M. Of said days.
respectively, for the purpose of examining applicants as
TO their qualifications 10 teach school None will be ex
anined except upon the days above mentioned.
JAMES CRAIG, Chm.
Nov 10 19d0
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
DAVIS g. HUNTER,
ShaneSViIle Inn.
Formerly Oeep,sdJy M Springer,
LEVICASKEY,

LEVI CASKEY,
Would respectfully inform the citizens Of fTuscarawaS eoun.
ty and the travelling public in general, that he has opened
of pubic entertainment in the village of Shanesvls,
Tuscarawas county uhO where he is prepared 10 accomno
date all who may favor him with call He deems 1t unne'
cessary into detail Of the accommodations Of his
house. but usues 10 them the best the market can Afford
His bar will always be supplied with choice selection OF H.
quor Being determined that his establishment shall not bO
surpassed by any the county, he will leave nothing undOnO
hat may conduce the and comfort Of his guests
Shanesville Oct. 22nd 1912. Alan.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
Medical Notica.

The Subscribers having associated themselves n pres
titOners of Medicine tender their services to he si-
zens Of Dover aud the surrounding County il tie -
Tious branches of their profession.
DR. McMeal thankful for the very extensive PatFca'
age he has received for 2years past hOPss By nfis a.
tention to merit cohnliuancc Of
Their office is on end Street, above the Halter shsp
ofMr. Wilson.
Dover, Nov. IS, 1e4l, LEWIS DYER, n, n
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

DThe election IN New York, took place last Mon
day. Governor, Congressman, and members of the
Legislature, to elect Look out for democratic thun-
der.
The Massachusetts election comes off next Monday.
The democrats have strong hopes of carrying the Gov-
enor.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
BRING THE DARK DEEDS TO LIGHT.

Irrepor's be true, there is something rotten about Ale
fred Kelly as Fund Commissioner. Last winter there
wss rumor ofcoruption n thatquarter, and at the
extra session another And now that rumor attributes
viluny 10 HIM his official capacity, justice demands
that the legislature investigate the matter Ifhe is in
nocen. all right: ifguiIty let him be exposed ripped
nn like any other swartwnlIer.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
HARRISON COUNTY FOOL KILLER UP SALT
RIVER-WRIrING TO HIS FRIENDS.

Our readers doubtless recollect the Fool killer who
was imported into this county by Kirk Patrick to black
guard the democrats. You recolIsct how many hard
names he called the democrats, such as destrustlyes
Jewelers. loco foco's barn burners, &c. Well, that
same fool killer sent up Salt liver for his impu
dence and his frendsn Harrison county have had the
following letter from hint
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

1.-THE Cadz Senlnel says Senator Dewey either
has or will resign, shortly. Dewey is afraid 10 go to
Columbus again. BY the way, why did he not resign
last when the other coons didl Ii would have
saved considerable expense But these feGerals don't
mind expense, when the people have TO foot the bl-
We see by Joseph Ids letter 30 the citizens of Pick.
away, that he intended 10 resign if the democrats 20,
majority in The legislature. He is saved the trouble.
for the people of fPickaway elected democrat
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
SEDUCTION.

The coons charge the Democrats with having seduc-
ed the Presiden, into their ranks. Tyler saws he
was federal coon, consequently, by some hocus
pocus he must have seduced the whole wing party in
ls4O, Where's Bolts, aud the virgin helferi
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
CAUTION.

All persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing
note Of hand frauduehlly held by JONATHAN FISHER,
against me- dated the 10th Of October 1842 and calling for
TWELVE DOLLARS Whoever buys said note will buy a law
suit. JACOB YINGLING.
November 3, 1912 424wS
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
ROAD NOTICE

NoTICEs hereby given that there will be petition pre-.
sened 10 the commissioners Of Tuscarawas county
their ReH December session. praying for the location Of
road commencing at the end Of the Wooster road.
between the land of Adam France and George Aston running
due north to intersect the Stark County line.
Oct. 81, 1912. 424wS
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

SESSION STATESMAN See the Ohio States.
man'G prospectus in another column. Whoever wants
the whole proceedings othe Legislature for so cts let
them send in their names and the money to this Office
and we will attend to it. Recoec they will he worth
double the money next summer, whOn whig sIumpers
are lying to you about the Legislature.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10

We call the attention of the citizens of Tuscarawus
to the following proposition. 1t is worthy of beng
entered into and one in which this county can be
successful competitor, ifshe will What say youi
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-10
From the Ohio Statesman
A PROPOSITION,

Tho following has been handed US by gentlemen
of this city, who will fulfil what they promise. The
idea is. that vast deal o! hs burdens upon the pso.
pie by way of taxes, grow out of the expenses of the
townships, counties, towns and cities as well as the
State. The state is deeply in debt-lhe interest must
be pad-the aborsrs our public works must be paid
and further expenses except finish The works now
nearly completed, must cease: This is the Democrat,
ic doctrine, it is the doctrine Of common sense We
must either provide the of payment or suffer he,
fore the world We are all proud Of good name,
hence all desire that debts, honestly contracted,
should be honeslly pnid. To thus however, texaiion
must be coniinued-the custom Of borrowing from Pc
ter to pay Paul, has been humbug Of The credit To-
wing school, and cannot alwaysrbe practced. The
day OF payment must or later. To re-
eve the burdens, far possibt, Of the people, the
poPosers Of this dOsi,e il should be practiced
by every one having the taxing power under his control
Township taxes, county taxes city taxes and State tax.
S. piled upon the other amounts to pretty heavy
sum. Though no budy Of people in the Union are bet.
Ter of :han those in 0hio-and in state is the gov
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RalIad ON.
RridleR ifs.

II JUST received supply OF fresh Salad Oil.
- Nov p, e NJ AISaUITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01


Sale Of wliIi,n crssihsIs Personal Pro.
petty. nssr $nitbhsid, % n.y,s1y lks IL a,
n Dsaeml~ A. his sals = d eon.eqssaes d
heavy respouf biIiiits ihpossd upon Mr. o ),
Bis late Parihsr. il = hoped his friends fsr and
Gear will rally Ind BID fair price for his pro.
perry.
SAILS 81 yoh5 siriderh Lard, ths Gulf Mills
Tract By Msfsrs. Lucas and Fouks, Trustees
% Friday ne q Of Dse.mba.
sale Of Eagsrd HuEhes' House and 10, IN
chsriesiosn, BY Thomas Griggs. Trustee, on
lhs SANE dar
Sale 81 Jeha Hyalis Lot and Buildinrss !,
HsrpsFs-Ferry. By James Duneanson, Tfus.es.
- Saturday AZ Ioa N DscsmbsS. IL
Sale Of George PorIsrkelds Land in Bsrke-
ley, On MsndayiLs l2h ef D.rsmba.
Sale Of TRACTS Of Land, interest N Ware.
house, new Freight Boat, and Negro Woman
and children, bv Henry, Berry, Trustee Of Geo.
Reynolds, on sstpdsy Tie l7A ef December inst.
ssIs Of samtei sirider's Trae, Of Land By
william Lucas Trustee, before Carriers Hotel,
On he l6tk " December.
Sale Of The Ore-bank Farm, al ihe Court.
House, On Ftidsy ths 29a Of December, and Of
John MePhsrsoh : Brisn's Personal Property a
ihs Farm o. ihs 24lh " Dseembs,. BY Msssrs
Wor:hingson and Baker, Special comm,rs.
Sale Of Jamss Foless Brick Tavern House
(the West end; AZ Harpers-Ferry, by Messrs.
Worthingiol and UnseId, Trustees, on Sosusda,
Itih n Jsnnssy;
Thu Tract ~ Lana ofEsred ri w Th,,-k
morton, Esq, On BuIlskin, Is well worth he ii
tsation Of Purcksssrsl The soil Is fertile llpd
y has Syaisr advantages which render il very
desirable farm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

10y virtue Of Deed or Trust, exetu.cd to-
- me on The 18th day Of May, 1899, and Of
record in The Clerks Office Of Tie Ccuniy Court
Of Jefferson, shall sell, on Saturday iAs ion dog
pr DECEMBER. nert, all The right, tile, Interest
and claim q John Hyatt, 81 aesfsain &c I',
find Me caIuable Buitdiags thefeoa,
Az HafpersFFerry, known a. No 20, beng that
upon which said Hyatt now resides. The into
rest Of said John Hyattin the premises islderyed
20 him under lease duly recordedin iheClegk's.
Office Of the County Court Of jefferson, from
~ u. Swa3ne and Sarah Ann biz wife. There
are upon the premists yaIusbe STONE
DWELLING HOUSE, and.segeTal small woed-
en buildings.
Ierps Of Sale -Onevihird cash, and The ball
arce 70 two equal payments. sof two and four
months JAMES DUNG ANsOT
Nov IL .Iel2 ysIssie,
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JlslFvRl8a son FARM

IL subscriber obsEg for sale on easy terms,
~ bis farm, called Nsliepas, pyIng in Iaifsr.
ioa County, two miles est Of EAarestown, on
Ire turnpike road leadMg 10 SIAish6eld, and on
we Winchester and Eplomag Railroad, con.
taiuing 226 ACRES Tae dwelling is or stone.
large and commodious, shavn@ tour roorns On
Vie 6rsfaSor, three Of aslem IaSgS There are
tn nscessary qulbuildiags, inSlading good
ihe-honse, with i hands4lne olIisslbniil OWES IL
There il running wald 81 sperl fseid. (seven In
lumber and Ia the bsrns, ard. Also, a well Of
very nns water with n pemp, nda 9the dwelling.
DAIGHERTs.S
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yDY virtue Of = Deed Or Tsua. sxeevt.d bv
Or. John Lorks. lpf record j. Jefferson
County Court. The 1pdinigned. wiz offer fyr
sale, before toe door Of lhe Court-bouss Of Jsf.
fersou County, % ths 1'hiya lNeAduy in Fsbru-
ey Asrf, being Cpurt-dHy. d thsl valuable
Tract OF Land,
lately belonging q Capt. " p Abel, and con-
ialnlng $50 ACRES The improvements are
Of the best quality, and the land eligibly sisua-
ted. and very Valiabls- The title Is indisputa-
ble+ Possession glfsn Of the premises on ihk
lstdsy Of March 1Eext 4
TERMS--So/ much Of The purchase money
IS may be necessary 10 defray the expenses Of
the Trust and Of the sale; and 10 pay $1,000
with interest froEi Jnly 9, ls42. cash-S2400
with interest from July q, Is42. ill paid; 10 BE-
paid J1ly 3, 1873 $500 with interest from
JulJg, 1912, till paid lobe paid July 9, Is44--
andthe residue to be paid JUL 8, lsl5, with in
tsrest from the lime bale; for The deferred
payments bonds and approved personal securi-
y. Or deed Of trust upon The land.
WIN. q. KORTHINGTON.
Dec. ], 1912. Trustee.
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RUgL.L,sRIll LAND

IN oFFERdor sale the Fst;n upon II Eich Ire
- lside, al The head OF 8uliskin, arsl :one raiJe
from ThosnPson's Depoa, containing 30 &
ACRES Or lfrst-raty LiuIsstons b and, veil
waEered, and ID good slats 0f c,ii,isation.--
Eighty Or ninety acres 81 ahAflyTIsIEER, and
sbdut1ons hapdred acres bea.iiifuliyIsst ID ci5-
YER. and Iaie Of ia fslgs pss twefsysfye ind
lhifty acres each, ~ Tupnee % walsr The
::;;:I:' II;' I:
and al other Out houses, such .ss st5bles, era
naEfes, Corn house, &c; and wei ef Ire mos.
delighiful water within kwIset ofilise door.
Those wjsfiiug 10 purchase u Will ila welEl "a
cals ard sxhniine FOR lhemse ives, Is Ii i potlof.
ten more desirable farm IS loR ~ Bad, Iwili
sell i'd hole Or 10 part. suit purchasers. IS II
will divide into two beasiiEuE fafnls+-one1 d
three hundred acres wittI DE impro eemeits,
and The others little oVers One hundred. with
sorpe little Improvement. sSy sEo sm} Il houses,
which may ~ fitted Up ii very 1itIe kxaense.
W. Nv. TIER 3 axM1RTON.
NV. 2A.Ilal2. ~
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Great Esldssfensenfs

WICWG AWMWfCNGCUG0 4
ss@N @AsyWa
fUyHE subscriber has the pleasure Of offaring
j the following GTsEAT BARGAINS roR
ieAtH-
super wool dyed black ciosh formerly sold FOL
SUPER 3 = % Is u IL srSsrl, sss nov
Do DO blue AZ 7&s
Do do do 5&6 ~
Beautiful fancy colored 40 Com 81 IS 10 s.
Do Beaver Cloths Ell -las.'year IS,
SuPer6nssblack cassiners a LOO 10 IS, lasl
year Brought 200,
Fancy cOlorsd Cashmere Jail,sool) fOr75 cents
| per yard, worth so,
Asp iendid assortment Of 81 Eerfne fancy color.
I'd Cassimerss, latest sly e, At decline 81 80
20 50per cent,
a large assortment OF 6ne ah16pper CassinelIs,
81 "a decline Of so per cent 40 former prices,
Beautiful Cassineiis for 6s esnis, which asl
yesr would have brought from 90 TO rs, 1
Wide Flannels, good quality, az s0ool. for 2sc.,
Finer do. in same proposition,
Beautiful assortment Of ves5ings, rery cheap,
BeauiifuI Mouselains, rich coloFs at rs
Rich Prints. fast coiors, al IVA worth 10. II
| snd worth 10, Il 10 & IL wsflh Is 10 10,
Cotton Flannels formerly worth 10 10 IS fol
| I2a and best lsavags) s-AeOsiOn fOrmsrl,
ia ior o., x
A lasgs stock Of blsschtd dofrsm upwards,
Beautiful yard-wide do for 10.
Superior "a Bed Ticking for ISL,
characterization Kid co. Iss, Mitts for 81,
Together with almost every article in thu
Dry Goods line in the same ratio with
N "A GENERAL aSSOR T.uE.NT OF
Fresh Groceries,
Among which will be found
The very best Rio and Laguira Coffee for 49,,
Good do do do is & 10,
Super New Orleans and Porto I4co Sugar from
8 to n cents,
Superior Gun Powder imperial Tea at Sl
Prime Lump Sugar at IL, best double refined ! 4
Best Porto Rico Molasses for 37i
Pepper, Alispice. Starch 12A,
Winter Strained Sperm Oil las.
Cheese, Crackers, Tobacco, Sc, with ali s.li-
cles in the grocery line very low.
ALSO
A general assortment Of lbs
Queens,rare, Ha-d,care s Wooden Ware,
Ell Of which will be sold al the most aslonish-
ipely low prices. for cash, or 70 prhetpal Gus
toners II skers time, = low As they can be bad
10 the eouatJ.
would most respectfully ssk call from
those who buv fof- cash. and will guarantee they
will not 90 or disappointed
Nov 3, l6l2s J ! MILLER.
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,otlcs. &GsaGete ODE.

ID ESPEcTFUl.LK makes known 10 the La
- dies d Harper-fsrry and vicinity, that
she Is prepared 70 carry Cd the above business
In IL most fsshienable branches. Sha- will De
In the rsgularTeesiet Of the most II
APPROVED FASHIONS
and those who msy PATRONAGE her may res, a..
sared that her best sxerlions will be given 10
reeesr entire satisfaction.
e1.she can be found d ner fathers resiaer CO
on Camp-Hill
Dee /, 1915. 81
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lWoolirns.


lSVRE have ONE HUNDRED SACKS Of
w Ground Alan Salt. which win sell II
80 25 per sack. At The Old F0rnace, or So 37i
At KerneysviIle. MH& " w MOORE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

d D'Es' c'I &. - Il. s.: ], AtHlss SHOES
Dsc.1. II c. sjgEes's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01

h WISH % purcksse feSuale sefEa6i from
4 III age er is 10 90 yssfs bf4gs, Mh2 i &C.
eustotHs4 y hdu,s work nd attending p chill
arSn. ~ x6td dispesiiiop lspk th4tSrter, a.
p5SsSiy rs ~ c2l use. 49, Gi9 qf fraa
ll2 y ! 5 pears tof 500 All: oh< hssipk sdfh
:;'';' ~ 1 '|'s' y s.: n :
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NEW STORE.

AM now recslvingI and opening NEW and
sEAs0NABLE STOCK on GOODS, in the
house Formerly occupied By John r. Cookuss
which were purchased m cash and would re-
sPefsiuliy call the aitention q the public TO
CASH, or to pnnetual customers upon 4 credi, or
IL months. JOHN H. MsEEDREE.
shspherdslown, Nov. >, 1912
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= RU S = s. nI, -.

Nov III lS42--isa Spieial Gonna
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THE MARKETS..



CATTLE The supply Of Beef cattle At mar
ket This week has been quite full. although moi
- large Is last week, and prices have ruled
some what higher. The oderiuRs Al the scales
On Monday and Thursday amounted 10 about
900 bead. Of which so were driyea Norih, and
On OF The balance sold TO the city butchers aud
packers q prices ranging from sl.7s 10 t2,3Ti
per 100 Tbs, on The hoof. as 10 qualify, which ],
equal 10 $3.50 tt,75 net
HOGs.-uPwsrds Of 400 head Of Live
Hogs have been ID matket from Ohio and Green
couusy, Pa. this week. and have been prinei-
pally sold at prices ranging from - s. 10 81
per 100 lbss Very few have yst been taken Dy
the packers. a. the prices paid are above their
limits. There are mona nov 10 market, but !
drove Of $50 will probably reach here to-day,
enc parcel Of 500 head we're driven 10 another
market
KILLED P0tK.-Sappliss begin to cone II
pretty freely By wagons, and sales Of prime
article suilable Tor famil use were made from
slores this morning Al IS. IS per lOolbs IRfe-
nor lots are bringing about s. 50.
orricE or raE BArrsmoRk AArKfcAx,7
Nov. 26. 5 P. n.
CATTLE About $50 head Of Beef catils
we've offered Cor sale Al he scales his nor6ing,
and nearly az sole % he ely bgichsis and PACK.
tfs Al prices ranging from IL IS % - 3la: Per
100 lbs % he hoof. which Is equal 70 g SO !
<t.62l net a. IN qualify.
HOGS There is bot one snail drove Of Live
Hogs n mafket and hey are held 81 a rer 100
rs without 6atins purchasers
FLOUR The demand for Howard slleti con-
fEues qoiie limited. uilhou, any change IN prize.
We note . sale Of 800 barrels good mixed sand.
1td brands ffon siorc this morning Al a. l2l.-
The Ieceipl price continues a a.
A snail sale q cily Mills FIoor lo-day Al a.
-. Holders generally ash a IS, bol Ne hear
Of 40 Transactions above a. I2l
Sds1uehsnna Flour = held Al tl25.
'0n1IN.-Iho price Of Vksais tends 10.
tar1s d co1selu61cs Of he smallnsss 81 he
appiies ard The apprehension Of ne frsezinEof
t11 rivers md cansIs. We note s1its lo-1sf Of
Iotof E>11- ~ y 80 csnls q : Iot q Vir.
eini. rcd = % 60. nd Of : lot Of Hhils Wha,k.
Quality ~, q Is c.1 We qneIt fir 3 slfist-
I'fti1. ~. & IS 50 cents and ihltri5r q
3 -. q, = 1aaIiI e,ie5 81 uhiis
tef1 3. q es.-. a., n Is||64 a As 81 NJ
go. -: tls = - - 81 E@'>1 " 01n i
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For Sale.

A NEGRO Managed ga he is frst-rate
~ farm hand, wsgmer, 80. He will BE-
sold o. credit Of twelve months if desired,
for good paper, 10 bear Interest.
Inquire at this Office.
Dec. i, 1912 81.
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WILL rOU C.4LL

n Nd examine our LARGE STOCK or
IA GOODS, thich. with that We have re-
eeised this fall. makes our stock larger snd
more desIrabie. Our customers and Ire public
generally, may depend on buying goods cheap,
aud on the usual liberal iefms.
B. T. TOwNER 1 co.
Shepherdstown, Nov 81. Ie42
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JEFFERSON EAND
FOER SAIEEs.

tTNHE Executors bfs the Rev III. 6. Walton.
X i 5ecea<ed, Offer Cor sale tsas beautiful and
desirsbie FARM in The eountyi a. 81 llcrs.ln. on
The Shenandoah Rikrr, called, 4 lssiAanu. = con
tanning about
100 Acres Or Prime Lalafl.
IA Iafge pafl or whthis in iaeSTiAfRE R-l-aaye
Ing Z large and eommodicus DIS Hing. Sc &C.
a small part Of ihe purchase money isftn be
paid q habd and the salsncs % lpng credit.
u Appiy to z. pgaghertyl (Postage Paid,)
/ December 80. l64ls-tf
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= = - " n = y y u "a
John Al SMITH,
JOHN MI SMITH,

III. pr-ysThe undersigned recuss,s hisr,issSd.and
hhs public generally 10 attend sbe above sals--
Assli my property must be sosdI I'll vary de-
s'rons ihAs The Trustees shouA succeed 10 sell
lhg it on The day appointed
Nov. III. WIN. E5RANTHAM.
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Hn1pT0la.s

1E 49V44O49e3
TnNHE Deed og trust sxsca,ej 70 lhs under
y signed. 81 Dr. John Locke. On The l0ih
Of he present month. and Row of record j. The
Ce.fniy cehrt Of Jefsrsoa. conveys. among
ofhcr properly. The debts. b. bond. open account
OF otherwise, due hin professionally. as : Ply
siclsn,< DR. Locke will attend 10 the se,tlement
Of hb accounts. The amounts due upon which
will Be paid 70 The undersigned.
No delay can be peFmiited 10 the collection
loE he debts. Reasonsble Indulgence. however.
viii be given, IL desired, upon ne execution Of
hoods % lhs Trustee, win security, which may
b placed ii The bands o. Dr.. Locke
EDMUND PEKDLEToN,
Nov. IL. 1912 Tfu,ies.
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* VERY hf3s supply. .1nops which are
~ mary nav styles I. ips tef With {, sPns-
fev 10. MILLER
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Notitas.
Corn and PoFIx.

0NEiE above articles win DO taken il pavmeb,
~ 81 DUES ITO THIs. OFFICE, until our
qcmands are satisfied. Those indebted, who
VIII not furnish rs with these necessaries, win
be expected 70 make payment, 70 enable rs 10
supply ourselves. Corn, Pork, or MONEY!
Dec !, iel9. THE PRINTERS.
Chsylssieea 7oi4l .9tsinenes Society, will be held
In Che Nsthodsf Church, on SATURDAY EyExIna
nsxt, at eafiy candle light. Capt. John A. B.
Harding, and other gentlemen, wiA address The
meeting.
e1The public are particularly invited 10 al
tebd N. S. WHITE, Sew
Dec. I. ls4a
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". I.Hfe Inn u. EIsrssIls Ia Ibnrs.l. l1.i
~ he4. 4.s1 ~ f11rII ls1.1LIT 80. ilsiek
- i1.t r|1cf t1eIari1r. ilrl a he r|c.s a ik1
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-01
800 ACREs pf, LIaNn,

I 4 II T Z
equal 10 any ID the Wallis 300 cleared and
ufdtr a.high slate " cultivation The residue
we'll timbt ID The tracer Is wen 4 altered. kav.
ink seter%k lne springs, q wen, land III bold
stfeA 10. all never faIingaiid CONVENIENT 10 The
bItiags The improvements sre good arr,
consist % b well CONSTRUCTED s. = on e
IDWEIiLING 81 GUS E--RooMs for
Esefrants-gDod Barn and So bling - Corn * rib.
Dairy, Ice House, Smoke 6ouse. Eistern. be
sides several Tenemenls under rentlte meehan.
icks4 1t has also a good E.4RDIyM and d va
Hridty o. Shubbery sad lgaIt, add ornamental
TREES. HIS
This FARMS susceptible 81 being divided
in,p TIVE tracts ,one conlaihlSf o66 sid Inc other
1Q6 AIRES--eaeh having aimoer land water.
The tract of f25 acres wbIEld be DID sepafate-
III, IL desired
/ An Oppdriqnity is seldom Offered far purschss-
lng 50 desirshle ! FARM md PERIODS disposed
70 buy are lnyitsd 10 'nske fxamislafion before
lh4 III dayo January nsSE ior, il il shaELnot
bespid by that day, Il via Del
REMrnD roa a TBAnn d YEARS.
Possession may De had sishss Ire pleSent lall Dr.
nekl spring, st The option Oh the purchaser.
( S-Fhs TERMS viii bssspfads Sasy-onls
small pcttlon Of The purchase mone5 win ID fe-
quIresi 10 hand. AppIiesiida mayI1be made 10
The subst riber on the RreasI Acs
4 H e RirHAiRD iI. MANSON.
Hsll.own, Jefferson co,:nti, III a.,7
Oct. Is. l84o-&5 f7Nf