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Wuursos,-we have no sales to record this week
md quote prices of American fishery at falsaaa 20 per
o The Baltimore and John Cockcrill brought in Sal
1undles Stock 50 tons against lao tons last year.
Lr.D-A sale of lo4a pigs Missouri lead was made at
1850 per 80 kos duty paid We have received supply
Of 8, 2S5 pigs from the United States
H,MBURGH-A letter from Hamburger of the 18th
says =" II may be imagined that after the dreadful
amity which has beflen city, very little thought
If mercantile operations. The only sale recollec
having taken place in the latter part of the week. of
bout 1900 bags Brazil Coffee a, from to sch per H. In
all other articles few trihes for local consumption.
nothing occurred. As, however, have lately had
merous arrivals we hope by next when every is
more re;oneed to his losses to resume our usual weekly
reports Exchange London 10 NIX 81 Short Is mix 81.
ASTwERP MAKKEr, May l0-Scarcely any business
had been done in Coffee and prices remained abou. the
Cotton also dull AT the public sales Of Hides
Ayres at 81 to AZ cents and Calcutta at 6 to o Confines
American Poashes were at 81 to 23h In raw Sugar but
little was zone, or in Tallow and Tea.
The mercantile transactions from the 10th to the l4th
instant consisted of two parcels Havana yellow Sugar
both in bond 5000 5000 dry Buenos Ayres and Monte
Vdeo 1900 Valparaiso. and 1900 sailed Monte Vdeo and
Buenos Ayres all at different prices according to weights
and quality and lastly $50 casks American Poashes Of
1912 recently imported OF which the price remained Sc
cret
AMSTERDAM Nav lO.-In unreGned Sugar as far as we
mand Rice remained the as last stated-Carolina
cleaned here was held at lbs H. and new American l2h
last years In The price of Java will be better
certanei after the public sale Of the l4h instant
Cloves paid with SO cents per half Netherand b
stlll an auv anCc OIL DC was
Brown Pepper quoted 9c and Pmento l9fr so Meth
erand lbs Potashes for home consumption in rather
request, and of New York. in bond not unm-
portant sales effected at 20h In Petersburg agood
business done at 1884, In consumption and fine par
eel of Straw Ashes cleared of at l7lh in consump'
ton Tobacco continued to be in quite neglected state
with the exception of % hhds Kentucky, nothing
done in that article by first hand transactions. lmpor
ted from Alexandria about 900 hhds Mary land The bu-
sness in West India Hides though light weights main
tanned previous currences OF little importance, owing
well to the advanced season. as the limited choice our
market at present offers.
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The FOREIGN NEws.--We thank Harnden g. Co.
and Adams " Co., of the Boston Express Line, for
their attentions Harnden Il Co. landed the news
on the East river side, and we received it at 30
yesterday morning. Adams e. Co. did likewise and
gave us our papers at IS. The Charter Oak, in
which the latter Express Line came, beat the Mar
ragansett, however, in landing large parcels,
full fifteen minutes They would both have arrived
earlier had there not been thick fog.
STRUcK.-Fifty Irish and Dutch stone cutters for
higher wager, in ST. Louis. They had better work
for $l.25 and $3.50 day than do nothing. La
borers in this city are glad to get a dollar.
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ARRvAL-Mr. Webster arrived in town yester.
day morning and took lodgings at the Astor House
lie is still there, but will 60 pretty soon.
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New WATERING PLACE AT SroNINGToN.-We un-
derstand that Mr.. Blake, formerly one Of the con-
ductors of the Pavilion Hotel at Rockaway, in its
palmy day, has taken the famous hotel erected on
the sea shore at Stonington by the Rail Road Com
pany. This hotel cost 100000, and il one of the
most splendid in the country
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LATEST FROM PANAMA.-We have received by
the way Of Kingston, ia, advices from Panama to
the 18th of April.
General Flores remained President of the Equator and
ed to in he being for peace The military Of the f..
quator said be hot for revolution the invasion of
Peru. They anxious to divide the spos Doctor
Leon, the Peruvian Minister had become indignant
expedition having sailed from Guayaqu for Peru,
ssng of about 200 He protested and demanded his
tween the two nations Some sixty hundred troops
from Guayaqu had landed Tumbes in Peru. for the
purpose Of proclaiming either General Orbcgoso
General Vivanco General Morazan had left Quay aqu
for Central America, is said revolutionary expe-
diton.
Congress met on the ls March at Bogota but no &C.
of their proceedings had reached Panama the
time our correspondent wrote.
We learn that the Pacific Steam Navigation Company
was getting on well. The Company's steamer Chill ar
rived at Panama early in April.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, June 2, le42.
r. l.. SMITH,
Register Of the Treasury u. s.
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New Work BY Bulwcr for One SMILING I,

o. AN EXTRA BROTHER JONATHAN will be
published ON Monday next June 8, containing entire
EVA! true story Of Light and Darkness; The H.
Omencd Marriage, &c &c, BY Sir E. L. Bulwer Bart.
author of" Pelham" Devereaux Paul Clifford Eu
gene Ass% S,! Night and Morning. zanoni, &c &C.
the distinguished author at heavy expense the proof
sheets of this Work in advance Of public In
London and will issue as above announced for the low
pricc OF ~ cents London price, gunea.] This
low price the publishers trust will insure for it an i'm
mense circulation.
The usual discount made TO Newsmen who send In N cir
orders and cash Immediately.
rost Masters and others sending ST. free Of postage
will be entitled to 10 copies.
The Postmaster General has decided that extras of this
description, without stitching covering. cannot
s'enty with any former decision of the Department be
The Country edition Of the Extra above named will be
printed and issued strictly in conformity with this dec
son-but the city edition will, usual, be bound in
0y- BEAUTIFUL TEETH AND SWEET BREATH
can De possessed by all who will use Dr. shermans Orris
Tooth Pase. II is the delicious article for the purpose
ever offered to The public. DIR. shermans ozenges have
stood the test of experience and been found to be the me
licine for the people. Warehouse JOG Nassau street
Ledger Building Philadelphia; DR.. Reed Baltimore, and
Redding, Boston, Massachusetts.
1ry- TO OUR READERs-Thc greatest bencfactor
Of mankind, in opinion. is who compounds a
ccssfu remedy for the various diseases which aic
race at price low as to be within the reach Of the
poorest individual among Dr. Fleming stands precmi-
among the physicians in this day for the
featuring Of such medicines have alluded TO above.
His Disrrhea Candy. which sells shilling stick
will cure in short time the of that
vaniul disease. His Worm Candy will speedily relieve
rom the most obstinate of worms in children and
adults His Dinner or Tonic Candy is certain :or
ostiycncss funcs-, distress after eating heartburn
&C. His Cathartc Candy s most useful in al here
hysic is required These medicines purely vegcta.
de- mild in their operation and not only agreeable but
leassnt to the taste Sold wholesale and retail 1856
ioi and lss Bowery. IS Eighth Avenue ol2 Greenwich
street, and 70 Fulton street. Brooklyn
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BUILDINGS OF QUEBEc.-There are 1865 inhabited
houses in Quebec
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HoBoKEN.-Ths delicious retreat is now in full
bloom. The trees are dressed in green foliase-the
walks and promenades delicious-the Elysian Fields
next to heaven and the sea-shore unrivalled. Go
for Gods sake-go
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Dents of the city of New York. held at Delmonico's
Hotel on Friday Sd June l642 to take into consideration
the most eecual towards assisting the sufferers
by the late calamous fire in the city Of Hamburg
+. w. SCHMIDT, Esq. was called to the Chair, and c.
w. FABER appointed Secretary.
1t being proposed to appoint Committee oftwentyone
carry into effect the object OF this meeting the follow
ing gentlemen nominated and the President and
cretary added to their number
Messrs. Theod Victor, 90 Pearls
+. S. Schlesinger no Pearl st.
j. D. Keudgen, SO Broad st.
Fred. Schuehardt, 81 Nassau St.
Theod. Des Arts, o Broad st.
C. II. +. Moring, So New street.
E. Burcklc, South William st.
DR.. Henschel, 1873 Chambers st.
C. G. Gimther, 40 Maiden lane
o. +. Gleim, 81 Broadway.
Dr. Gescheidt 327 Broome at.
Gustavus Oppenhem, 100 Water st.
j. F. A. Backau, Pine st.
l.. II. Meyer, Broad st.
Ferd. Karck, 81 Pearl st.
Geo. Christ l3 South William.
Alexander sotan 40 Broad st.
C. H. Sand, 40 Stone st.
Gustavus A. Meyer, l69 Water at.
e. l.. Motz, 30 Broad st.
DIR. Weissmann, 80 Orchard ST.
further proposed that the members of eaid Com.
mttee now present be requested to organize forthwith
md take such Immediate steps the occasion requires
F. w. SCHMIDT. President
CIV. FABER, Secretary.
The Committee appointed at the above meeting beg
leave to make an earnest appeal not only to their
trymen but to all their fellow prompt and Ii
heral assistance to alleviate the distress to which nearly
OF the poorer classes of the inhabitants of Hamburg
have been reduced by most awful conAagration. which
in four days has laid than oneh of the most
populous part Of the city.
Donations will be received by any ofthe members the
committee and the amount will be handed over toF w
Schmidt Esq, Consul for Hamburg, be by him remit
ted to the proper authorities.
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JOE SMITH ALL ALIvE-The celebrated Mormon
prophet is still alive and kicking the prcks," nc.
cordng to the scriptures We received last evening
the last number Of the "Times and Seasons, May
10TH" containing another fat slice from the " Book
of Absalom," with an engraving-a chapter of Joe's
auto-biegraphy-and several other pious notions.
No assassination
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OPENING CALVARY CHuRcH-Calvary Church. al
the Of Twenty Second and Fourth Ave
nue., will be opened for divine service Sunday mex.
though yetthe alterations in the building not fully
completed.
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LATE FOREIGN PArERs-ExpREss DIspATcH-By
extraordinary expresses, Charles Wilmer and Will
mer Il Smith, news agents in Liverpool, received
the London Times of the 18th ult. to send by the
Columbia.-We are indebted to them for copies, and
also to Captain Jackson,the gentlemanly commander
of the steamship, for his kindness In the way of late
papers
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ONCE MoRE.-The Hon. Tom Marshall held forth
once more in the Temperance cause last evening
He was as eloquent as ever, but nothing new. Tom,
my dear boy, you must not go the figure too often,
otherwise you will have to join the tongue-emper-
ance society Too much talk on the same idea is
as bad as too much drink of the same liquor Mo,
my dear fellow, in all things,
and Harry for next President, if you can
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
= RU S = s A L d.

nY virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed b.
- Daniel 9. Burns. for certain purposes
therein SET forth ,the undersigned, Trustees, will
sell, at Public Aucliop, ID i've highest bidder,
before the Courthouse door 10 Martinsburg, On
Monday ths ltlh dry fl .hbrsmbsr psri, being The
nrst day OF 4he County Court, all The REMAINING
Estate angInteres. Or The said Daniel c BuFns
in the dover lands Of Mrs Frances Burns
! siiuaieKin Jefferson and Berkeley counties, All
the IDferesl Of the said Dsriel C.. Burns Id ihe
dover Slaves or sad Frances Burns
Alspt The following slaves and personal pro-
PerIy belonging 10 said Daniel c. Burus, 10 VII:
Ono Negro Woman and her
I've Children,
Three Boys and f,c0 Girls,
-Four HORSES
One Sleigh and Harness,
One Secretary, one Wardrobe,
One Saddle and Bride,
Too BEDS, BedsseGds and Bed di,ss,
One FIFTH Cham,
One pair ofiIROod Ladders,
One Peir Breast Chains,
Too pair Hind Gears,
Einss .SLort- Gh4i.se, s,s4s2le44,
One Cutting Dor,
One Shot Gun, u
One Corner Cupboard,
One template Stove and Pipe.
&1TkRns OF SALe--cAsH
III Lice Jr..
THO BROWN.
Oct. -. 1912 7saiists
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
.i.M.fRRIED.

: On sasdaN the 23A oil. By he Rev. Mr. Dul
ton. MrJlcpI MoLEa. (sou Of Charles Moler.,
10 Miss VIRassD LsscAsrER. daughter Of Nah
Loo Lancaster. decd } all Of this county
On THURSDAY the 20th nit Mr. JAMEE N. 81
BoLE 10 Miss May E 'HooPER, both Of Berke
lry county
Oh The 30th uh BY he Rev. NJ Randsn
Nj. Ions J. PliEE of Hafpefs-Fery. Va Il
: Miss CATHARiNEF- FlTzsMMoks al Baltimore
Al Silver Ridge, Clarke county, on Thursday
evening week by The Rev Thomas Kenneriy
Mr.. JEBu s. BuREs Of Berkeley. 70 Mis- Maj
LquisIA. daughter Of Col. Jahn B. EaFie, Of ths
formet plaee.
Al Pine Grove, on Tuesday eyening he Is
instant By The Rex. Mr. Chisholm. Mr. RcBER1
A.IsoMMEsyILLE, OF Maftinsbufg 10 Miss AksIr
daughter IF Harrison Waite Esq ri Berkeley.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
/ TRUSY SALE.'

10y virtue Of deed sof trust, executed 10
AD the subscribers a trustees, BY John Stri5
der, on5he Isl day OF July. 1885, 10 secufs d
eebtdue to Henry Miller, for the sum oE s3o56.
due BY two notes. upon which pas s1ss hayoH
been made Of Sl029 80, which notes bear date,
one ihci29ih Of December, 1850, aud the Other
The Isl Of October, 1892, and payable on de-
mand, and also the further sum of s354, due by
note, dated the Isl day OF July, 1885, and paSa-
bic SIX months after date, We shall proceed 10
sell, Al public suet;on. FOR cash. in charlestown,
Jefferson county, Virginia, ia front 81 / NJ Car
ter's tavern. between the hours Of 10 0scleck,
A. w., and 5, r NJ, on Friday tie Cd day ef De
e1nsber eeTs, lS42. all that certain
Tract Of LAND with the all-
pgFtenanccs,
lying III the county and State aforesaid. aid
upon the shsnaDdoah liver, near Harpers-Ferry,
and commonly called .Gulf Mills" conveyed
10 US BY said Strder Is aforesaid, containing S
$50 ACRES,
Or 50 much thereof as may De necessary 10 81
tlsfy 'thesaid debts and tho interest thereon due
ii being The same tract on which said Slrider
now gesides,, and both tslusble and desirable
properly especially on account Of The Mill Seal
thereon and other Water Rights thereto belong
ipg Such title as ID vested IN US, which Is BE-
heyed % be indisputable, will ID made 10 Tie
purchaser. VIM. LUCAS,
ISAAC 7FOUKE,
Oct 90, 1912 Trustees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue Of a Decide Of Trust executed 10 lilo
- undersigned. By ohm Keller and Maria biz
wife, bearing date On the 18Th day OF Seplem.
Der 1888, and duly recorded in tbs CierE y or
Zee Of the County couftof Jefferson, 10 secure
certain debts therein mentioned, shall, on
Saturday ihe ION day Or Aouem6er mart, before
the Lfosei Of William Gorrei. in the town Of
.HatPersiFerry, SELL 70 The highest biddtr, Ifor
ready MONEY
TIE Lot or GROUND IN said. Deed
q Trust to me conpeyed--said Lot
lifs in the toUn Of BOiivar, IN Jelger-
son county, State Of TixginiG, and
has On ii comfortable Dwelling
House, some OUT HOUSES, and
a frst-rdte cell
The Esot Is the SAND as conveyed 10 lie said
John Keller By Jacoiniah Seaman, ~ i desa
bearing date on said 18th day OF September
1889 = tls same property is now in the occupan-
ey OF said John Keller.
Sale 10 commence 1t O'Clock, P. kf.
Oet 81 1910
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
DIED

A. 5o'clock. on Mondsy morning the 3lst Dli.
il the 23d year Of her age, after a severe fever
Of fortnights duration, Lucy AsapY, Censor.
or Mr. James Ashby, Editor Of the Fredericks.
burg Arena
We are sorry 10 announce the death or Mr..
GEoRoE SrEERs. one OF the original six reform
ed dfunkards 81 The city Of Baltimore One OF
the glorious sir Who started and gave Tempe.
rance is FIRST impulse in Maryland, so that The
good cause has reached ia lis influence the whole
Union; and, like the rising sun, which firsl
glded the mountain top, il viii gradually give
It's vivifyfnz Influence 10 all tbs nations of the
earth. His name will long be remembered as a
true friend Of mankind - Hagtrsiosrn Pledge.
We learn fromlhe wilmington (Del.) papers
that Capt ions GALLAeHTR, DC The u s, Navy,
died al his resideDce near lbat city 90 the morn
of the Isl instant. in the 59lh year Of age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
Oferseers OF the Poor.

a MEETING Of the ov.r.eers or The Poor
- o. sJenerson county will be held ~ Abell's
ttose ineasriesiown, On Friday The 25th ef the
present s.5nih, tNoyemher.l
Proposals will then be received for stper-
iniendent Of the Poor house fpr the ensuing ear.
The Superintendent With required 70 furnish
a suitub.s house for the accommodation OF the
poor, grannd for garden, 6rewood, stoves il
required, servants 70 cook and wash Tor them,
aad y nurse them il required Pastursgs and
rough food for q COW. y
At the tame time, proposals will be received
Tor the usual supply 1880 poundsA OF pork.
also for corn. -four beef, &c All proposals 10
be sealed and handed 10 The President either be-
fore or % the dag or meeting. A fall attend
anee Of Tie members or the Board is required.
b order 0f+the President, VII
JN0, P. BROWN, Ciefk.
Nor. 10. 1912.
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lTR 0NT N.FLE.

n tY virtue Or Two Deeds Of Trust executed
& AD 10 the subscriber, s. Trustee, By John q.
lNiisau, the one daisd 10Th February, 1871, tos
sec1r debt or 500 doe b. bond bearing dsse
via s-sd Deed given 10 Henry Miller, and 81
hiaa transferred 10 James Roper, and oTedised
81 6ns hundred dolIsTs on The Isl of April,
iasF ~ other dated I4th day Of April, 1871,
% secures debfof $500, due BY bond, bearing
esch dsle with The said Deed, given 10 James
Rorler, both Of which said Deeds Of Trust are
duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Jefferson
County, f6f certain purposes therein stated, i
will offer for sale 81 The highest bidder, fdr
ready money. on Saturday tie 26fk day Of sNorsns-
btrsn on the premises, All The light, tssle and
estate or lbs said John q. Wilson, ID and 10 s.
csslsip BRICK HOUSE, situated n Hat
pefk Ferry. oil Shenandoah street. oppo<ite Tie
y s. Arsenal, constituting part Of The splen-
did range Of new brick buildings upon said street
Tbs large and coNmodioAs property hes re-
lnerhlIy been occupied a. tayer1 Or siora, and
| il Welladspied 70 either, being located ia iiEe
msst desirable business paft Of The l5se.sk:
1 Il hns rented FOR Is much Is six hundFs 1ofiafs
in good times.
| 95-sals toisfesli%e9 q 3 o'clock, r. ri
4 EpWtHp III. % Islsls.
Rtt ~, i9t<, 49, .33s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
TRUSTEEsS SAIE.

HNY yittue Of Deed of Trust executed IL
I'D heisubscriber, as Trustee. BY Alexander
GAGordon and Juliet A. his wife. and HierosFa
L. 0Ris, Jr., as her Trustee. o. ne iii day of
0ctober 1883, and admitted TO record in lid
CLERKS 0aice Of the County Court Or JeIFersan
% the 10Th Of October 1893, 10 secure debts
dne 70 WILLIAM Csstleman, Sen, FOR The sum III
1880, v hich debt, together with die deed. has
beca assigned to Jno 'Ship-i shall proceed ID
SELL 81 Plfic Auction, u The highest bidder, or
cash, before The Hotel Of Isaac N.Carsef ID
chariessown. Fl ! o'clock, b Tklrsdag ne 24th
Dan If Nsusulbfr ,is1f fIaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
PURLxC SALE.


INTENDING ID give up farming altogether,
III the subscribers will sell, at his residence, o.
Thursday the l7th day Of ihi, month, the following
property, to wit:
AbOut 1000 Bushels Wheat,
u 20. sold previous to the saIe;)
$50 .dcres of GRAIN in the grotnd,
seeded in good time and in good order
300 Barrels of CORN,
100 Tons Of Hay, By he load Or stack,
.4boat 30 head Of Steers, most Of them
good beef,
30 pr 40 head Of fine young Cattle, all
Of which are crossed with the Durham,E ans
many Of them thorough bred, 4
One fine Durham Bull,
Three or 4. thorough bred .aagus Heifers
a stock Of cattle celebrated for their mik ii,
qualities. =
Eighty Sdroay Sheep,
Strteen good scork and riding Horses,
One Hundred Fat aad Stock Hogs,
Fire Wagons, and taco Carts,
One sir-hOrse 7Arashiing Machine, com
plcte, I'LL
one Patent Corn Shelter and cras1tr,
ere hundred Barrels Of Apples,
Sirty Barrels Of Cider,
Ttoo hundred bushels of Potatoes,
Three Wind Mills, W /.
Ttcenty Ploughs, several Harro,cs,
iShOreLs, Spades, Forks, and all ,.ecessa-
ry supplements for q farm.
Twill also sell At the same time, some ME
GROES, and the balance will be hired lton
! Christmas next for one year.
/ TERMS ell sums above IS a credit oil
10 months viii be allowed; The purchasers kiv.
ing bond with approved securily-for sums un
der e5 The cash will be required. No property
to be reinovsd until the terms Of The sale +:
complied with
NOV. 3. 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

lfpY virtue q Deed of Tre.t exeeu,sl 1.
- ne - Trustee fer Henfy Millsr. b. sanT
StFider ard Nancy bis vile, % he sth d,v n
April 1885, for ne purposes thefsia .nsatiossd.
Miil proceed 10 sell. a nnbII- 1890 -,
ready money. befers carlsfh Hdleiin Clarke
iern,Eon ne - dIs n Dssnns4 aga
.Au thar zrncf On Ennd
Lying 4 de county 81 JefIsssosl sll,s n VI.
gaia, adjoining he lhnds az lshs pss-,.-
Willian snslluood. and tie k.irs 9of Fr,sei,
Moore. beng the same coatessd Is &c 80
sanuel slridsr py Henry slfi6er F|ieea. 1s,sd
zoth q June. l533. and eunfainisr q stni.5 !.
the deed Of Irust oeI .1cRFS o1onnc -
PERCHES. The oohn5sri.s ~ 49, =. -
set forth in he deed Of trust. whie6 Z. an, q.
corded in the clsrkh once of - iT.r-,, 80
y. Va WV. LpcAs
Nov. 10, Iss7. Tl-,,..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
4. nv aI,-4f. SEWERS, I'd
Clarke county, oet. 20. 1912. Trustee

3
Also, on the samb day, immedia;ely aftsr The
sale sabove advertised, 81 virtue OF one Or tho
deeds Of trust above referred 10, and 10 satisfy
sundfy executionss will offer for sale, 10 the
highest bidder, al The residence OF Matthew H.
Throckmorion, 500 10 1000 bushels Of Wheat,
100 20 l59 barrels OF Corn, 40 10 GO tons excel
lent Timothy Hay. 6sfIorsss, / Wagon, Cart
! Barouche and Harness, Paoughs, Hsrrows, Ecl
3 Feather Beds, Bsdding and Bedstesds, Blu.
reau Il dozen Chairs, | Book Case, Carpet
and Rug, Tables, Pots, prens. and great Va.
ErietI Of sother Household and Kitchen Furni
ture, Farming Utensils, SC.
| Also, al The samh time and place, if 90 ar
rangement which ID now 10 progress shall be
eonsummated. snd The property delivered 10
me, (and il is bciiered that tliisswil certainly
be done,) | will oH4r for sale, s likely negroes.
description and sEss as follows q men. one
about 81 and she other about 80 years Old /
woman about 80, 4,girls from TO Is, and | boy
about years Of ago.
TERMS As much of he above named proper
y Is will be suficienl 10 raise The sum OF about
$4,000 will be sold Tot cash The resid1e upon
credits from sixty days 10 twelve months, 10
meetthe provisions 30 the deed Uf trust, the
purchasers givIng bond and approved security.
DEFThe creditors of Mathew X, Throck-
nportohoare all particularly Invited 10 attend
this sale, The object being % sell the property 10
the nest advantage, and il possible to make il
meet all bis debts
wM RI SEWERS, T.uttes
Clarke county Oct 20; l642-is.