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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-21

MEsaERIsM, we are informed, is now
used by many medical men in their prac-
lice; and the case OF dn smputalion of a
leg IS reported in the Sheffield Iris, where,
with the aid of magnetism. The operation
was performed without any apparent pain
TO the patient II this be true, the appli-
cation will become universal, and with a
world of relief to the feelings of operators
and suhjects.-N. Y. Bap. Reg.
The HuDsoN RIVER, which was clos.
ed last week below Cattskill, the Albany
papers of Tuesday say. has been opened
by the ,haw of Saturday and Sunday so
much that strong steamer could make
her way through again up TO the Albany
dock.-N. Y Bap. Reg.
LAsHEs AND PILLoRY.--A burglar
named John Pemberton, has been con-
victed in Wilmington Del, for breaking
into gentleman's house and stealing a
number of valuable articles. He is SEN
! fenced to receive twenty-five lashes on the
back, 10 stand in the pillory one hour, paw
fue of FIVE hundred dollars, and TO be
confined in prison four months.
Egypt-Letters from Cairo announce
that an unreasonable rising of the Nile
had carried desolation throughout the
country. The foods had carried away
the corn stores at Boulas. which had been
bat lately filled. Persons wishing to pass
from old Cairo to the new town were
obliged 10 make use of boats, and the
houses of Cairo were flooded by the wat,
ers Of the canal Of Halle, IA circumstance
unparalleled in the annals of Egypt.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-21

present The Telegraph can be better occu-
pied. A good and comprehensive sum
mary of President Tyer's late mesa ge-
worth more TO most readers than the en-
tire documents copied from the Voice
cf Freedom.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-21

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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-21
Brandon, Dec. Z, 1912.

N1OTRAVELLE Gentlemen visiting
i this city are respectfully invited TO stop al
the GRAHAM HOUSE 63 Barclay st, where
quiet home, pleasant rooms, clean beds, whole
some food, AMI an atmosphere Imprisoned by al
cohot or tobacco, await their acceptance. ihose
who believe it impossible 10 live on flgidiy
temperate and purely Vegetable DEF, Withoe'
Al The house is very convenient to the business
part Of the city and 10 all The boat landings
Terms moderate Gentlemen visiting the city
with mart of their families, will find such home
vastly more agreeable than Hotel. Shower
Baths free.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-21
Annual Meeting of the Vermont 7'cmper-
ance Society.

Annual Meeting of the Vermont Temper.
ance Society.
The Central Committee ofthe Vermont
Temperance Society hereby give notics
lhat.tbe next annual meeting of the Socie
ly will be held according to adjournment.
at WOODSTOCK, on Wednesday the
/ lth day of January next, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. The town and county societi S
are respectfully invited to appoint dele
gates, end to forward by them br5et re-
ports, aoritten if practicable, of the condi-
lion cflheir town aud county in relation
10 temperance.
Also, the county Secretaries, - whose
presence is earnestly desired, - are re-
quested. in case of unavoidable absence, TO
communicate nwriting statements respect
ing the .Cold Wafer Army" and all
such Information OF general nature, and
important 10 our cause, as they have at
command also, to forward such monies
as they may have received. in pursuance
OF the request made known in the Circu-
lar distributed by them to the Presidents
! Of The local Temperance Societies.
For the Central Committee,
A, G. TwINING, Chr.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-21
N 0 c e
Annual Meeting Postponed

The time for holding the Annual Meet
ing ofour State A. S. Society has been
changed from the llth and 10Th 10 the
18th and 10Th Of next month. 1t was
found that the State Temperance Society
is 10 hold an adjourned meeting at the
time first fixed for the A. S. meeting. and
as large proportion of the friends of
these enterprises respectively, are engag-
ed in both and would like TO attend both
meetings, it was deemed advisable so to
arrange them that they will not interfere
with each other. Papers that have in
serted the anti-slavery notice are request
ed to mention this change and tell the reas-
on fof it.-Voice Of Freedom
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-21

The Chairman stated that he. had hoped the last
,rcs Of The resolutions introduced by my SELF would
not pass. From subsequent conversation with him,
however, did not understand him 10 question lhcil
iruthfnlnsss. He only doubted their usefulness al
present. This statement is made for the sake o.
having the whole case appear just as il was. as nes
a. possible. ~t4.4it I'VE
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-21
ISAAC +. MERRIAM, sec'y

NJ OTiCE is hereby given that have
IN this dav relinquished TO my son, Da-
v;d Burdit, miner. his time !; and 5! all
claim none of bis earnings, nor pay any
debts Of his contracting after this date.
ISRAEL BURDITT.
Brandon. Dec. Z, 1912.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-21
VI. Lit. &, Sci. Institution.

VI. Lit. & Sci. Institution.
THE Winter Term of this Institution COM
Il menced on Wednesday the goth day of Nov.
to continue eleven weeks, under the instruction
of A. w. Hoyey. A. B. late Principal of Lyme
Lit. & Sci Institution. No pains will be spared
10 render this pleasant and profitable school to
such young Gentlemen and Ladies as may be pIac
ed under his charge. Board may he had at the
boarding-housP or in good families on reasonable
terms.
ISAAC Il MERRIAM. Ssc'u
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-21
WEEKLY RECElP rs.
ID IL D,

DI D,
IL this village, the 9Th inst, Alfred K. Of
franklin and Adelia A. Harrington. aged years.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-21

! The Presidents Message.
Documents Of this kind have heretofore
found place in the Telegraph. entire. A,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

CHAs F. MIrcHELL-Tbis individu-
ala name has become familiar 10 The pub
lie 10 consequence Of bis former situsiion
as member Of Congress. and Of bis more
recent forgeries and conviction. During
the tendency Of some law question pe-
fore lhe Supreme Court. ID was admitted
10 bail, and has been for some, time at-
tending mill 10 this beighborhood. Ga
Monday morning last be was arrested BY
: .pselaI agent rom New York on war
rant from Governor S EwARD. Of that slate.
,aod will Be taken back probably by ihe
gentleman who came hi pursuit Of him.
iva lesfa thai i Us though, by many
Nho know the circumstances OF the case
that be will be released without being
ssnt 10 the state Prison
X 4rZ.!..;D. S..-shs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

A Grtoi Cailection for Duh 7Tnss.--
We understand that Al the dedication Of
the Methodist Churchin this place % Sun
day last The subscriptions taken up 70 and
ii paying ISL The completion Of the church
amounted ID ill Ito between seventeen and
eishtseo hundred dollarsl Thus h1sthis
spirited society shown that although
they may Be- both few IN numbers, and
poor Id this worlds gear. YET when they
iky their hands sOgeshsr upon The ark they
ca move iEfotUAFd grea; distance in >
shott lime. II hasbsen but short while
since <s noticed alarse and liberal col
lection among their or nissionpty pur-
poses. hthey only had ,he ample means
Of some coAxFsgrAlions. vAat would tlley
not 20 A liberal heart dsisslh libe-
rsl shingsp
The resident n;1isier was ably assisted
T upon The occasion " The Rev. Ar. Cor.
Rms, and The Rev. IL. R6szkrL.
tFshSisk Herald, gut q =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14
Z
DIED,

on Sunday last, Mr. BEsJAaIS MELsiS, a
AGED and truly worthy citizen Of this county.
0n Wednesday the 9Th instant, Mrs RLlzA-
sErn Wrsoxe. wife of'Air Michael Wssong, 81
tsis totp, in the 10th year &c her age. HsviHg
spent Der lorg life IN he faihigs performance
Of her duty = swiie, mother and freud, she
calmly Jieldsd her spirit q The summons Of he'
OF frsdsy last, near shspherds,own. Miss
JArt BprrEa, sged abou, IS years. and young
est daughter Of William Builder, ESQ Of hi,
county.
~ Madison. lhdiaha. AFTER brief Illness. o.
ThpFs5sy. he l0sh e June, Or. JosEFH cEk'
rExs, il the 11ih yesrof his age.
Dr e. was native Of Virgins, snd resided
fao1t ofhis long and useful iifs h Hs-risonburg,
Rotkipghsm eounsy, Va. lis ehildren rsnoE-
ing 70 The West, be followed them in 1857. He
was - eminent physician. and had been men,
Der 81 he Methodist Episcopal Church for 6ftJ
I,eatF. and gave the strongest evidence, through
lhfsg tkat he belonged 10 that class. denomin1iei
! IN Nril = ~ excellent 81 he earth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

MNNrtN AANI ~ --A@N4 Nl4I1 4-UEIIls
The steamer Ctledonia arrived Il Bos-
ton y 81 O'Clock On Tuesday morning. =
She sailed from Liverpool o. the l9sh
June. and has made hef passage "a Is
sdsys and l6 honrs.
The distress II many parts 81 EnslsDd
had considerably increased. and great
numbeFso4 psflsas were ont Of ploy--
Cotton bad decliaed shout ID TIE Hour
and wheat snarksls were dull- The Bet
ish fuhds were steady Money was worth
ID Lnadon abou. 3 per cent fof ihe ordl-
:. nary period Of sccommodatiohs and l-2d
Excheqaer bills were Il - as pfemi-
um.
The,Weafher bad been very bot and dry
IN EdgIaad. and the papers complain sf
dFobght. and 81 course there is The usual
gfumbling about crops. s'Tbe eheai crop.
says one paper. owing to the wet and
moist season last aulnsln, is deficient Of
the regulate number ofIplsnss to produce
a>full crop" aud another account says
thai 10 consequences Of The dry weather
during the Spring. The crop Of hay II
light. \
y 10 Ntutugf III eL0tt1uu ndt OGCl a.
good . st6e farmer could desire"
The distress 10 she manufacturing dis
ifiets Of EagIand continues unabated.-
THOUSANDS Of persons are idle inIihs great
manufacturing hives Of industry, and The
government has taken the rather unusual
course Of recommending public lsubscrips
lion fer the relief OF the distressed thus
praelieally confirming their inability 10
provide temedialmessures 9t5 900 have
been already .collecied in London. and
The subscriptions from that quarter were
expected 10 besmuch larger. A "Qaeer's
letter sulbohziDg collections be made
in every CHURCH throughout The kingdom,
1 has also beenEissued.
While We deplore. says the London
4 Times. ''the amount Of distress that Der.
yaaes the manufacturing add agricultural
iclssscs il England, We find BY our reports
from the, French Chamber. that il i ex.
ceeded bJ that which unhsppily prevails
] 10 France among the manufacturers and
wine growers.
The crops throughout England, espe.
cialiy the soulhefa counties. are exceed.
ingly promising. There was likely 10 be
great potato9croP 10 Ireland
The vintage 10 France promises bettes
than for years past.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

Peyftmery, Fancy .4rtSflss, 81.
f1yoRY COMES, Fancy Boxes, Microscopes,
y Concavs Mirrors, Tooth Brushes,
Large and small Spy Glasses,
Lavender. Rose, Musk, Rosemary, Florida anS
Cologne Waters. lygt
Soaps, fracture or Pearls, Kalydor, PoIhaium,
Lily White, Hair Oil, Balm Of Columbia,
CleoPhsne. Penkniyes. Razors, and do Straps,
Homes. Cards. Silver Pencils, Thimbies,
Lead Pencils, 6ne quality, fancy Yiais,
Pocket Books, lnksiands. Steel Pens,
Spring and Thumb Lsncets, Sea Grass,
Steal and Whalbone. Busks, 4
Percussion Caps, Powder Hsrns, Snuff Boxes,
Clothes and Hair Brushes, Needles, Toolhp paste
Nail Brushes, SC, for sale at YoURG,s.
Harpefs-Ferry. July IA, 1912. fst ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14
niIoDE ISLAND.

Twenty 1.-Two more OF the prisoners were
discharged on Wednesday.
II il ! curious taetih many Of the pfis
soncrs on their examination. ascribed their
participation ia the rebellion to the indu-
suce Of ',ihs women, with whom, they
said, Dorr was great favorile." For
instance Samuel Greene made this de,
claration:--
weaa into the cause because some ladies' were 70.
ing thoaght there NaB no danger where the ladies'
we're hesrd many Of khesn we're ready TO fight Tot
Darr. tie seemed TO be great fafofile with Them.
Z. VIM NJ Mason, tgya is, said -
Should not have gone Ito Chepsehtt had not the
vosaea persuaded me 10 do 80 there was one ia
psrticulsr ! did dot dare to refuse she Was my
swee,hearts ,hrea,ensd 70 give me the mitten ii
did not go
CLARK stnish, oflAlbion Village -
Mist Of the Nomen 10 our yillage are IN favor Of
Dorr some talked OF putting on pantsoops and GO
INK 20 his aid They hadla good deal Of influence
I with the men kept up continual tslking should
pity the mAa who remained 81 hsms among them-
Should rsthfr remsin IL prison than 20 contend
with. themimsself. Went 10 The camp 20 make a
sbow-5mslle poor show, ID case Of actual baltie
q meant 10 sneak OF
Almbad Smith, also Of albion tillsge, son the
last; nj
/. Eirhseea years old, workain mill; weat to Che
peehet shs advised 10 golby SarAh and the resi- Of
Ihe girls; hated TO- hang back for fear they would
laugh i mr. Fnothrr kness ! was gut she let me
70 6ecsusc wsrted 10; Ee2pecsed 40 be INSIDE !
kero oils was made prisoner ef searched for gio-
3ry--c09ld1nt find any don't think should have
plneked up aud gone tethe camp. habit NOT been
Tor thesAIs they made ME feel gritty,
And So with many others. Women are
ssid ID love tie brave. and these girls"
that the prisoners speak Of we're co doubt
capiiyaied BY The lip.saiOr 50 PrOfusely
Displayed by the pseudo Governor. Their
feelings changed, probably. when they
found that his Excellency's valor was not
Of she lasting quslisy-did no, wear well.
= they say q ginghan and calico.
~ Y. Gem .1Rr,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14
! THE MARK ETS.
.tT 4 .'I.sb z .-I.-. HI 8T.
orrrcEor THE RALriaoFE AMEEreAN,

July ILL., , n Nj
/: CATTLE .-There was fair supply Of Beel
Ca;tie at the Scales this morning, and declihe
OF about 50 Genus per 100 lbs was experienced
The offerings amounted 10 279 head, Of which
2I3 were sold al prices ranging frobn So SO fcI
inferior. 10 IS per 100 lbs for prime qualify.
Sales &C Live Hogs al $3.50 peg 400 lbs. 4.
FLOUR There il scarcity any Howard
st Flour in market for sale, and the demanl is
confined 10 the retail trade The last sales from
stores were at Sc for good standard brands ia
small parcels. There are no receipts by wagon
and we are consequently unable 10 quote fixed
I price.
GRAIN.-A parcel sof 800 bushels new
Wheat, from The Eastern Shore Of Maryland, ID
bad condition and OF .nferiot saali,y, was SOLD
to-day at 81. A lot Of Pennsylvania old red
Wheat was sold al 81 &c, and anoshef parcel Al
$50. Wheals are wanted. sale to-day 81
Md, white Corn at IS Sc cetts, and of yellow
al 81 cents. Md. Oats are worth about % 81
cents.
WHfSKEY.-The stock ID very much redu,
ced and the few sales making are alan advance
We qnote hhds. at 2hcts and bhls. at 90 cts. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

The Farmers Bsnk e YIfe MA has de-
Glazed half yearly disid4nd qf Two PEI
cent. The Cashier adds il mole. that
''aIhough Tie pro6ss would have aathor-
iEea larger Dividend. j, was decided no,
70 make 4. until specie payments Be re-
sliced \
The Exchange Bank Of Virginia hai de-
tIired ! half yearly disidead cfIlhree and
quarter per cent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

A breach has occurred - The smb.nk.
ment 81 ihs Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
on The feeder level about mile above
Georgetown. which il supposed TO have
been oeessioeed by muskrats. The Su-
perintendsnt is already actively engaged
in repairing the damage. and We are las.
lsured thai ihe water will be again admit
ted and The navigation restored by The Goth
instahs,-.Naf. lat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

THE DISTRESS IN IRELAND. -Tbe 40
counts recently received Of the dreadful s,ifTef.
ings 10 soma parts OF ireland for want Of food
are calculated 10 awaken the strongest feelinrs
Of COMMUNICATION and sympathy We notice q
the New York Courier that movement !, pro.
posed IN that eily for sfording some relief "a
the destitute and starving multitude whose tip-
happy eondaion calls 50 loudly for alienation II
! AleoHmnh c alton signed I'm Eisknlaa SPEAK
limits concluding suggestions thus:
"a Let the Irishmen Of New York not lose
90 unnecessary moment ID beginning this
movement 10 behalf OF their wretched
counsryTen. II is only 10 make d can.
subscribed by dozen respectable names.
iof Meeting on Monday evening. Let
this be the test Of our patriotism az well
as humanity. The Liberated operation Of
our american fellow-citizens will, il am
assured. not be wanting. And who.with
heart 70 feel could refase ii Is there.
in the universe, d spectacle filter 10 kin.
die both pity and Indignation than the con-
dition Of Irelands
a people remarkable for industry and
frugality. 1inhabiting country proverbial
for ferlllityayet for several months every
>yeas, holding out It's hand for food -
four millions Of human beings, to whom
the SIMMER sun that decks their beautiful
island with his choices. yendure, and.
sheds glsdness on The hearts Of all others.
briDgs1but the winter gloom Of death and
.despaiF-sufrounded with masses OF su-
perfluous wealth, the accumulated plum
der for ages from their country. aud when
they attempt to touch il 10 sPpease the
enawing 81 hunger. shot down like dogs.
BY the depredatlng strangerlon Inc son o.
their fathers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14
CAMP MEETING.

FoE THx HskFEas- FkRAT sr1-7ox. WIN B,
bed On he isni Of Mr. lohn n. Ais,sai. tire.
miles from Harpefs-FeFfy, On The 2Esh tss q
Aaaqsi, 1912.
All srs inEiiedt 10 attend. far ard near. anf
bring IS many lepis As vii eaxeT he ensiTs en-.
eanSnent Ministers 81 The Gospel are cordial
y IlSiisd 10 AHEAD
REy r. NJ. LIPSc0ME.
EDMUND CHAMBERS.
wMl RICHARDS.
SOLOMON FLEMING.
SAM'L SHEWBRIDGR.
-=Fss--r JESSE BATEMAN,
MESHAcK KIRBY.
HUGH GILLEEcE.
GEORGE FERRIEE.,
81 JOHN II. KING.
Connsitiss Of -9yrsnsszssnts
JAY Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14
LireE .l0nlnLeInf.


This disease is discovered b. fixed intense
pain il the right side under the short ribs, at
tended with heat, lnsasiness about the pit Of
Inc stomach ]; therb i 10 the right side also a
dislension The patient loses his appetite, and
becomes sick and itonbled wish vomiting The
tongue becomes roagh aud black, eountepanee
changes 10 pale az ctron color. or yellow, like
those afflicted with iaundice, difficulty Of breath
ing, disturbed rest attended Aish dry cough.
diIhsulty Of laying on the lsfl side, the body
becomes weak. ami finally the disease terminates
into another OF thore serious nature, which in
All probabHity is fir beyond ise power OF human
skill Dr. HSriich : CompoJaa Strengthening
aa8 German Aptrient Pills. iftaken al The COM
meaeement OF this disease. viii cheek IL, and
by continuing the use or the medicine I few
weeks, perTsct cure will be perfOrned.--
Thp1sands can testify TO this fact
Prfnei7al Office fsr ne sea efltkis Medicine %
81 M 10. .Norl4 EIGHTH street, philadelphia.
Also--For sale hy
Will Cha,ksfoien
Fl CHARLES D. KiLHAM,
Hzrpers- FeT7u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

Tn MrrnoBIsr Pnntrsrasr car N1rHri~r
fsr Ihe H.fpers-Frrrs Cstcnii< uili IS heIi - ~,
aitk Ans4sf IN ne usols 81 Mr.. " nrl,l. .,~,r
Jeltfson. Frr5erisk eonair. aia.
We cxtcnt . al : cordial insfasioa - este nith
rs. r, LORRAINE MCLEAN. 4
SkeerifittH4snE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

William L. Dsyi9n has been appointed
by the Governor Of New Jersey, 10 ihs
recess Of the Legislature Of that State. to
lfIl he vacancy 10 HE Senate Of tbe Uni
ted ststes occasioned BY the dscesss Of
Mr.. Souihsrd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14
DANCING A0ADg NJ Y .
THE VETO MESSAGE.

HhA ~ NIESs5IAWE.
H{HE r CAPTAlN'' has again stopped the
Il wheels okgoFernment, by putting bis veto
upon the Tariff Bill. Manufacturers muAt have
anticipated this etent, or why the reduction
IN the prices Of SloSe Goodsi Really, At the
storeIo The undersigned, can b found excellent
Brown Cotton, 3-i yakd wide Tor 6 cents,
Superior American Prints, al 6. 8, 10 and 12
cents. Suehg as were sold IL months ago
81 25 cents,
Very fine Jaconfs and Gamble Mu'lihs only
37A aud soc. worth GA snd15c.
Parasols for 50, worth 81,
Straw Mating for 37A; worth 62h
Best Nankeen ia per yard,
LADIES' Slippers for f5c. worth 81, At@
And all other articles Proportioaabfy reduced in
prices. Call and see
ia. & G. w HoLLANDA
HarPers-Ferry, July ~, Is42. Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14
~ oTIor.
JAY Il.

ByDivine permission The Rev. JosEfH BAKrn
viItPreseh al Kablelo~ 40. on Sgndayahe 3ist
instant, Al ] I o'clock, A. n.
July IA, 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14
I.m.IKRIEn.

On lie 5lh instant. 81 The Parsonage Of ST..
Jchnfs Church, Frederick, Md By TIE Rev. John
MeElroy. Mr.. EDwaaD SAvlS. OF Washington
CITY, % Miss MAReARE1. HgAIr Of HarPers-
Ferry, va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14
. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

UNE I'D Io4Z.
tEFT The parties 10 the above named suits ard
hereby notified that the above decree has heeh
placed in my tfands AS Commissioned I'M Chance+
~ Of the above named Court for tho county Of
Jefferson, and that J shall proceed to execute
the same ON he 1914 day Of HiIy htxi, at ~
O'Clock, A. ~, at ny Office 10 Charestown. JEFF
ferson County, yirgfnia, and shall eontinhe ths.
same, by adjournment thereafter, from tinIe to
time, as may be necessary for doe execution
or said decree at which said time and plaza
the said parties are hereby required % sltend
before ma, with such documents, vouchers, or
other evidence, as they MAJ deem nscesssry.
EDW'D z. COOKE, Cons'r.
June iS fs42.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14
O s T,

R1ET wEEN Col Davspport'. ed Mrs.
ID Jacks gate. pair Of Bl5s Glass
SpectacIss. in 4 case, which the finder will
please leave al the Free Press Office Arsward
will be gfven,if tsq0ircd. h
Juli IA, 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

THE President and Directors Of he above
L Institution, have this day declared aivi-
dend Of Two PER CENT, for The six months
priorio The Isl instant.
RICHARD VILLAINS,
Tytas,trsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

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I;ng,sn1Ee EsoIirnr. Lots

FOR s a L y.
TWILL sell, on Sdittrdagthe 18th day1of Juis
4 met, a number Of VALUABLE LoTS in
theltoNn Of Bolivar, and its vicinity being The
interest Of The Undersigned 10 the real estate Of
GEeReE RowL1s. deceased, and consisting Of
Lot no. ?, he he Turning land, cpp-
tanning fourteen aeres IND t,ccnty per-
4 esss.1s7Hk Stone 3H0UGE, LA
4 ind LotE.Np. | !, onf Hatsrst. ssEl
near Halps Works, ao,c IN the .s.l
possession Ge Thomas Kennan. ~ lot
mo. 8, onsdme street !; and Lois NO.
ia and l5i on Jefferson Street,
The ptopeftynislbs shawn upon application
10 Inc subscribed, al Houses tavern iE Bolivar,
or 10 Isaac Foukes Esq atIHarpers Ferry.
4 Tho sale will commence at O'clock, NJ
at Mi Houses tavern,
sPTERMS--0ne-lbird IN cash one-third
in CInontE.s sad ife balance III 70 months.
M THOMAS 81 R0WLEs
\ june 20. 1914.