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AMERICAN N USEUns.
Marble Building corner Of P'f'f s"kN Nd An Hsns:,
MSS TiNEseuHMk Ak2 sqbS AkEiS u
Mi HER Rf!'! pEF i EsSSs.' Of
4; I &:
s sss5 ss r e s Sf Ma
L
:, Also engaged Master Daniel Lamss"
Who but years old, Sphigh, weigh. pounds.
' 5. n L and %.. ."d F Mune.
plays 'aa the finest overIc' Fantas. and Waltz
aESDE sSsaE 6r E H6H 2sGshsy By
' E NiSs HSa SYAPPyxSSEEiiSsSS: "
Just added to the Museum two powerful Electro 0avanc
An Eminent Professor attends daily and gives practical En-
sminstions and Charts. Developments and Coar,crer
JUS, added to the Museum TWO SUITS OF ANCIENT
made ap Fa wUTu d 'GS yf Blow aEH
HfER h%Dx an.
es niS em no S % they wish
M FREE Evening
Day Performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
Admiration o ali as cepta--Ch,ldren halfpriee. az
fEALE'S NEW YORK mUsEUm
NATIONAL FH q ESM E ASP EsGDYRE GALLERY
LAST WEEK OF THE TRIAL OF CHRIST
SS$ ii''' Of
Neatly and tueully displayed tTee spseous hs ana
COSTLY ELEGAS ssr'' a%eEiEhy OF PORTRAITS
IT,. Exceeding IN extent and value other America:
The he .E fi'f;s. s 81 SGRI &
III: HE T $g H.
Tin solemn and impressive represents Our Sayoura
before Caiphas. the High Priest. and Court OF Fontiu
Plato. -
MYsTERIOUs AND AsTONIsHiHGS' "'
Gypsy WOMAN,
- :trom England.
Shs WISHES not 20 impose the pubke. iraAking
FoRTuNE TELLER.
Posressed with snpera;nral power-but the eontrarv
s.ims publicly 70 be able 70 instruct Others 81 noo1
Uteieet end mention heir leading usactons Of
PAST TINES,
THE PRESENf
- AND The FUTURE
what kind OF they wifi get dr,e be thsr CIV,
charscfes and host Of correct
founded on her knowledge ohe sciences or
lo2y physoenomy neurology philosophy proof m,
correctness OF her che liberty refer "a bnn
dreds o. our first czens including clexymcn judse. s,,o,
the city e''
Admsson TO the Museum cents Children half pr,..
an extra charge oil 2 cents 10 those who The Isv
Woman. ~ WIG Shy
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P IA no FOR RITES AND
NENU NHTYCJC

Musical World Is invited to examine the and ele
gan, assortment OF superior toned Piano fpv
sale az the MUSE SALOON, 20i Broadway, below ST. Psni.
OF the Golden Tyre AmoDx the Pianos for ale
are many with elegant nahog and and
blet corners hap stop, grand action keys &C. Phi.
New and Popular SONGS Duets Marches Waitress and nj.
ces daily publishing and receiving from every store in tho
country Among the last publications are-be Shin or Fire
sS%posea and 'Sps ~ Russell Indian Hunter Ola Ciocf
bee and the lily Land Of the Mour Street Quick
step Church Bells Child and the dew dons Spirit beauty
Everlan Bygone years, Gentle Queen Of flowers am moor
Shepherd mad Poor mans friend N Y City (uaIs' Mach
NJ Quadrilles, Review quick step &C. nc. '
Guitars Flutes. Strings Sc consran ~ on hand.
Music saloon POI Broadway sligo OF the Golden Lyre.
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WANTEp-,A Gr.t rate Rockswav wagon, ,trons ly built
' T' d rand; sas g; from ~:
,'.so" Gdsas, BY Jgu: PAUSE.
year. gardener j. A. Perrv Ess at BROOKLYN. Having
M anu
to be cultivate" y Hs also vegetable gardener Fog Iss,
T:ss
street, will meet with strict attention. mso 2wsr
ToTAIL0Rs- Wanted Tailor from New, Yo,k. man
clothing who aros sasr and es% H
Os bo of h fSd VIE ss
Until the ls!h n,, Apes!ons possible
cd; S0s the a.s
a FEW GETLEMEN of steady habits can be accommc
@ and IN va a%
mcdaed the term psriOr and bedroom
to let, with or without board. a5ec
SELL at the Broadway Tabernacle Friday evening, April
A%s,s.n Tsmpe5snse Union Grand Tsmperancs sprss:
its graphic temperance profound has
S with fGE'
the 9eveer sung by before 5000 person, Exeter Hail.
S%n dsSa %
% Wiz the rf Ss a s
se hs ha &c % sa
hoped That they vii improve the both for their
enjoyment and the benefit of the National Temperance
Tickets 50 cents each be had Of the Commee at
cna az 'ss nf
;$ $$$:?S$E$$$E ORD. Committee.
EEbSHA5 R RSxTT,
,r,r. THE NEW MIRRoR, No: i;
Ep HNb eH ER 4rE To ~ SHif %MtHSs
THE Second Number # this new periodical will be ready
Of y ses ana %iy n nsa I. s
ana Of the aD of and
the city ''0'S00"
Last Of the White Cravats, No with etching by Chap
sis tss Of sf I'd chapter
Paper on the Origin OF Governments
TIE rs9i%'s xd4r... to the D.ity-a poem
Recoilec tiona Of The late Tyrone Power, No2.
A%s.1sn Li pen IiTnE LIE
Gazette: aud SIas 4 sa 'A'0''e'''' comedy
Wise sayi~rs Of Wise Men.
American T Ma,n VIZ and Anssd,te SC. &c. Sc. :.
ss ;sys sadazi
terms only three dolas year snqle numbers oX cents
agents. i FEeKA%M 'iss FIJI
r EAkD N H BESSETT formerly A., Manager "a ~ q
:.ned the dec Of that Establishment. which will open
ss";y s II 's,' viii
mined Effort non his PIT shall be .pars to 1sndeI him
renovated Further particulars will shorty appear
| THE FIXTURES OF A STORE, at 1873 Walker street,
consisting Of counter apd shelves with .lidng sashes
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FOR SALE

FUN SALE,
THE FIXTURES OF A STORE, at 1913 Walker street
consisting Of counter and shelves with sliding sashes
suitable for bakery Can be had very cheap by applying
the premises
ALLEN KIECH.
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SINGING.

SINGING.
MADAM SUTTON having arranged 10 retnyu IN Irav the
- beginning Of August receiving upt
tune 20 give finishing lessons the Italian Errnch and Eus,b
sy'e o Singing Her method that by Borlogni and
vaccsi Tho first masters in Europe increasing the Strength
compass with astonishing rapidity Her pupils will have the
sdvantags Of her singing with them which can be
oy masters alone who have been SINGERS Ladies de-
may terms &C. by application n Chambers st eet
i.o,o yo-,ock tIn1 m2n arnsV
SOlkEEs MUslCALEs-We recommend those " n. de-
sure to gsSs an agreeable evening" to 20 to PiNTEUX's
Cae ues e Co'ornes Saloon, 3J7 Broadway niRbt-ap-
pearauce Of three new Tyrolean Singers. aIsod 3t.r
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ADJUSTMENTS.


PARK THEATRE.
9H osk n! E fis 'SrERxs
mug" E sd%'l M6b.y Barry Kit c''" Ma Bao aa'''
Miss Julia ro Hsa S$s S s%yS;;sYr will .pDs
PARIS fG's'q To vvb5saiN
Ssi FL e s:' ., sray a y9ls Mrs H'n'
CHATHAM THEATEE.
;'s:s ;ssesa -. 2si1 guar
Third '''i T IN e q S $, W 'i reformed
o'h'' p:,a.wou. F0"s" Ias0' Mi, c,,IH Harrison
MAkRIED BxcHELoR
niTc"ML Ii r., oLYm M y THEATnh
THIS so s s;iss; x s5TrsF,'
A ASfE ~fhiHsfE, ,
cuRIosrffiGEsss p 81 LITERATURE 1'ia
commence At fait.." T. s1srv evening ''''-''''
ANGLICAN THEATHE-WALRU 1-sT.
UNDER THE piR m.EAoSo 81 Miss c. cusHMAs
Macbeth, Booth aHf Lady nd Macbeth, Mis-. Cu.hman
r PUNE NAN Is 'f os %A NJ ,
E.A. MARshALL. Lessee.
CIRCUS,
BoWERY AMPHIrHEATRE, 81 BOWERY.
THE WIDOWS BENEFIT.
Respect to the memory Of hlcxapder Dovn,e
Unprecedented Combination Of Volunteer Talent who will
- = appear TOR this night onlv "
MI. George sweet, Dan 9'rdner,
Mr. Miller, MIR john Shay,
Mr. O'Conne Mr. Thrift
Mr. IIpman, Mr. Spencer,
Mr. w X DeH, MIR BPeu
Mrs c. Gardner,
Who S SfEff ii Fts's fS''''
The ,tsinmen will comprise,
WORKMANSHIP
Splendid Classic Scenes and GROUPINGS.
NEGRO MELODIES,
Turner in his Princi pal Act,
Gym tic Exercises &c, Sc.
TIE whole o conclude WITH
THE LADDER OF LOVE.
Characters, BY the Company.
UAdmisaiou. for this night only-Boxes5s cents: Pit IS
tee
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Packets To Arrive.

I'ackctS I'd ArTlVCs
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ashburton, Huttleson, Feb. &c
S.Whitney, Thompson, Mar. /
8. America, Bailey, Mar. 7
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Britton, Mar. 10
Mediator, Champlin, Mar. 90
FROM HAykE.
U lea, Hewitt, Feb. l6
Albany, Watson, Feb. "a
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Packets to Sail.

Packets to Sail.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Sheffield, Allen, April 10
Liverpool, Eldridge, April l6
FoR PORTSMOUTH.
Westminster, Atwood, Apr 20
81. James, Sebor, May |
Montreal, Tinker, May 10
FOR HAvRE.
Rhone, Johnston, April l6
v. de Lyon. Stoddard, April "a
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HEADS OF HAIR.

g. BARRY, Artist in Hair, from London.-The real
a. Heads Of Hair still stand above all others
Their peculiar light, and venlapg chaacletheir
being shaped exactly the natural hair gows-her elasticity
and their superior mateTi, and workmanshp, well their
stye Of finish and all combine form such
feet heads of hair that they must be be fully appe-
ciard. "
Aney system Of tie art of Wig Mixing taught in FIVE
See specimen OF Bauvs Wigs and scales which will
satisfy the most stdous that he the best and cheapest
ker in the cty-lG Broadway Of Liberty stairs
IN
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W the subscriber y all desrrpt
gold and silver Watches Of the styles direct from the
manutactures in England France, and Switzerland he is
enabled to oer larger and much less pces
retail than other house IN the city, Gold watches low
SIS each. Watches aud Jewell cry exchanged or Bought
All watches warranted % keep good time, the money
tcned Watches, clocks and jewellery repaired the bet
maunet and warranted lower thaa any other place the
CITY q, o. Allen, importer OF watches and jewellery whole
SAFE aud retail 80 wall street np s,irs ai2lm ns'n
'TWINE-o Bales Of pound Irvine, Bndpor manu- tory
asupt ror articcJust recei,ed ex sip arj
for 'aIe by y. X COLLINS e CO.
a3ec % South street.
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A GARD;.Mr. H. BENNETT, formerly Manager Of
IA Peal.s Museum respectfully that he has
,Tned the decio Of that establishment which will
Monday April Eth lie that he great exertions
ne made to ga,iy he public on former OCCASION will be IA
that patronage which he formerly experienced deeJ-
mined th,t effort his shall be render him
worthy of IT, The Museum has been prcughiy Gle
renovated Further particulars will shortly appear.
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IL qualify themselves rs Book Keepers Van Norden'.
Writing and BookKeepirg Academy, 23i Bosdway, cond
floor, Mr. VS. pupils generally obtain good situations
ACCOUNTANTS through the influence ofhs patroDs
Mr. VS. course IN bookkeeping strictly practical
authors work is copied in ls school aud he
press the minds Of his pupils by familiar ustrat ons
that the science Of founded in
Course Of destruction, Wholesale, Retail, Commission Ex
chang, and Compound Co. Speculs' ion Accounts.
Van Nordtns system of splendid business penmansh,p i'm
parted TO all incredible short Of time Terms
tire nelly moderate. Day and evening classes Pei Broadway
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS Bell, Aqctioneer.
By BELL & HOWARD.
f0fsrss Nos. a .Asn a nd IT'S Fulfen stvsst.s
THJJRsDAY.


Furniture AT 10 clock will be sold at 100 Church g.
variety OF Furniture End splendid China Gasswae Pic
lures and superior Kitchen Utensils including elegant Chin,
dinner desert supper and coffee cut glass and plated
curtains pier tables, dining do chairs. carpets table
cutlery large lot the best kitchen utensils and other ar
ticles
At half O'Clock in the large Wserooms running through
- from ll3 Fulton TO Ann st. . . i,
Extra Sac Of Elegant Fum'tureWill be sold the sntre
valuable fsn'ue Of all descriptions contained IN the above
spacious all Of WHICH ofhe choicest quality and com
pris,Dg every thing in the line. -
Aso u advsnces storage expenses will be sold to
fashionable sofss.
Also variety of furniture, bv order Of the Sheriff
FRIDAY.
At loh o'clock in the sales roo,c.
The usual extensive sale of choice gooks fancy and
pledged goods, Of all descIir tons in continuation
SATURDAY,
Extensive sale OF furniture &C all descriptions ie the sales
rooms.
MONDAY. Ami II.
At l0lf o'clock at 10 Mott street.
Sale ogentee furniture aud splendid paintings property
OF amateur
TUESDAY. 18th,
At 10 O'Clock, Mt a6 Liberty ST.
Large Sale of FunitueW be sold the entire OF
the above four house. occupied genee board
ing hous comprising rs parlors drawing ktch
WEDNESDAY, April 10
- At loH O'clock corner of Oliver and Madison SITS.
Extensive Sale Of FurntoreThe entire stock OF furniture
dealer. comprising gen.Isl and valuable variety.
THURSDAY, Arril 90
AtIr1 o'clock at 90 Cliff st.l
TROWBRTDGE & CO, Auctioneers.
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A. MANN. Auciopeer
RY GEO. s. MANN, & Co. Store 33a Broadway corner
- Anthony Thursday, April l3th at Io O'clock in the
sales r0oms-Green Houe pan-650 house and paror
plants in pots COMPRISING great yaretyof choice and rare
monthly lemons &c. &c., from Mr. Lvingsons
v1Aptl H.
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PHEBE HESkETH.

To Dr. H. C. Taorp 1872 Greenwich lane cornr 18th street
opposite the 8h Avenue where tn. medicine only
tanned. it.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31
EuuSE SALE.

iDURSUANT ito the terms tof j. Deed Of
~ Trust executed By John Clauson5o Joseph
T. Daugherty, for the benefit Of james L. Ran
son, dated Jane Isl, 1910. whichsis Of Record IN
the Clerks Office Of The County Court OF Jsi-
lsrson County. virgins, and under Authority q
y decree Of The ssid County Court, pronounced
AZ The January term thereof. IN the year 1873,
ne su6seriber, substituted for said Trustee, BY
,se decree aforesaid hereby gives notice that on
The 2ed Of StPlrber, laf3. he will expose 10 safe
>, auction, 70 The highest bidder. for cash before
the front door Of the Courthouse Of said couH-
~. TIE TRACT OF LAND conveyed BY the
"a y deed, or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary % pay the sums Of money mentioned in the
Single bills, which are now due, and which are
set forth in said deed; being the sums mention
ed - the single bills which fell due ON the hrst
day OF June, 1912, aal on the FIRST day of june,
1873; and for as much more Us will cover the
expenses attending The sale
The land offered Cor sale was sold BY the sa ia
James L. Ransom. and conveyed BY him and
Frances Nj his wife, 20 the said John Clanson.
by deed, bearing date June 1870, which i OF
record in the same Clerks Office, and lies IN
jefferson County Aforesaid. upon the Cat.tail
run, adjoining the lands Of john Moore, George
Eiehelberger, and others, and contains about
two hfadrel and twenty four acres, The subs
scfiber will make saeh title TO the purchaser As
is vested in him. THoS a. WILLIS.
Aug -, ISl3-4w.
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DuRSBANr 10 decree oe The Circuit SUI
u peTsor fourt of Law and Chaneefy for
Jefferson County, il the saa Juhn Wiltshire,
Aslpar of Thomas Beall decd, and others, plain
ills. againstfbe Admir- and Heirs Of Walter Ba-
ken, deed, pfbnouncad oil tho 18th day Of July,
lS43, The subscriber, thereby aPpoinied Special
Commissioned for the purpose. VIII exposes 40
sale oil public auction, he Sth aay Of Septcf-
Or nert 81 ~ O'Clock, noon, before the front
dpor Of the Courthouse Of said eoanlf,
Ihe Repersioaarg Interest Of The heirs
of SAID tIalfef Baker, deed, expect
dat on he ao,oer right of Jac9Biaa
Baker, srido.c Of SAID Haiief Baker,
decd III l2S .acres 2 Roods and 3
PoieS OF land, ,chich mere assigned
Ithe said Dacobina, as her dorer, byt The
County Court Of said County, at ne
Nouembsr term, ~ tie year 1896. VI
The land offered fOr sale lies b Jefferson
County, adjoining the farm OF James |. Ran
son, Esq ,on which be lives, and is occupied by
him.
Thefernls az sale ,cill b. One-thifsI TO be paid
10 cash, and The residue on credit Of one and
two years from The day Of sale, II. equal pay
neIits Bodis with good security ard deed Of
trust on the promises sold, viii be ssoared, for
the deferfed payments.
EDWD T.. COOKE, is. CONF. K
Aug 10 IS43-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31
PURLIC SALE.

YnlURSU ANT to a Decree Of tho Circuit Sus
x perior Court Of Law and chaneery forfeit
fetson County, pronounced on the 18th Jnly.
kSl3, IN slittherein pending, in which Richard
Daffield ana Others, are plaintiffs, and Maria =.
Jefferson and others, are defendants tile sub
scriber, who isthereby appointed Special Com,
miss idncr for the purpose, will offer for sale TO
The highest bidder, on the l5h dayeG September
nert, IL IL o3closk, noon, before Tie front door
ofitha Court houses Of said County, the REyER-
sIONARY INTEREST, in fec sirRpIe. Of the
heirs|of Hamilton Jefferson, deeedsed, iate Of
said County after the expiration % the dover
estate Of his widow, in House and Lot 10
Chatestown; in said County The Ictis situated
oI Washington Street, being the Mstn:S,reet, be.
tween the house occupied BY C. w sAnqnith as
store, ana The lot on which samuel Young
lives, aud has a3good Brick Dpelttng House, anc
other improvements on it, now occupied BY u
NJ Gallaher
The terms 5f sale ipiIt -one-sla1d IN cash
andIthe residue on Il credit Of nne and eighteen
mouths, eiPIas payments. Bonds wlih security
and a deed Or trust on the premises, viii be re
qlited, 10 secure The deferred payments.
! III EDW'D@E, COOKE, Conn
| -
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THE MARKETS.
OTrIrEoF.THE BALTIHoaE AMEmcAS, Z
August -, S p NJ.

=
FLOUR.--There Is sery lutte animation ia
the market'for Howard street Flour io-Jay.--
Holders uniformly ask sl.75, and few sale;
hsve been made at that rate The receipt
price Il ~ ga.
Since our last weekly Report. which was
spoa Friday, two or three parcels Of City Mhis
Flour have been sold al S4.75. To day holders
very generally ask 81 s7i Arm
GRAIN. A full supply Of wheat was pour
ed IN upon The market yesterday, the aggregate
receipts Of al descriptions being little il any
short Of 80, 900 bushels, all new crop. Not
with.iandipg this heavy supply, the market re-
manned steady, and previous prices were fully
sustained. The sales of good 10 prime parcels
Of rsds, both Maryland and Virginia, were made
at 100 10 100 cents, and one cargo q superior
Virginia red was soldst IO5 cents A portion
0fihe receipts were damp, and, more or less, n
bad condition, end these sold % IN quality aud
condition at sSs95 cents. A sale Of prime Md
white at ITO cts. psreel Of very good Penn
sylVanIa red was sold at I02 cents. and another
having considerable smut in Il, AT 100 cents. -
A third parcel, very smutly, was sold al % cts
The bulk or the receipts was taken by pureha'
sers hefore noon.
Sales Of Md. White Corn to-day at 50a5i cts
Md yellow is without demand this morning, w
quote il as before at 5ls52 cts. A sale o
Renna. yellow was made from store today "a
So cents
Sales Of Md. rye al 50 cents. A sale Of Penn
Rye al IS cents Sales Of Md Oats al ~ q
cents.
OYiSIONS.--Limited sales Of stfictl
prime assorted Bacon to-day al 81 cls.s and o
equally good Sides at ~ cts.
WflfSKEY.-- Sales Of hhds. at 23i cents
BarfellS are dull al % cts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31
N e w G. o o d $ .
A. &G w IT0Iland.


SNlAvE just returned from the Eastern Cities
III with 4 large assortment Of Goods. suitable
for the season, whichthe have purchased Mt
very low rates, and OF assorted qualities. We
are now prepared to oaeIe goods ol every variety
III our line, among which we uane the follow
ing -
Plain and embroidered mousliur de lain shawls,
Black and co!ored net =. do
Black nd " hiie net for cardinals,
Plain and figured swiss musllns, very cheap, !
Lace Tarfton muslins, Cambrcs. Jaconets,
Silk goods of every variety. Alpaca iustre, :
Boinbszines, mouseliue 10 lains.
EGrlstop Ginghams,
Colored cambrics,s American nankeens,
Checks, hickory stripes, Prince Albert isncles,
Suffolk drillipgs, blue and drab do.
Hamilton mixtures,
40 dozen palm Leaf hats,
Domestic eottons, brown and bleached cottons,
300 pieces prints, beautiful patterns,
Great Bargains on. remnants OF calicoes,
Cotton yarn, carpsting, carpet chain straw
Cloths, cassinets, cassimeres, yestings,
Dress handkerchief, cotton and silk do
Crasats stocks, scarfs, edgspgs, insertigs, lace
footings, fringe,
Silk gimp, straw snd hair do
Umbrellas, parasols, sun shades,
Gmp, straw and Florence braid bonnets,
Red, yellow and white woolien and doiae1
Aannels, T.
Linen cambria, bonnet, cap and talieta ribbons,
Gloves, hosiery, suspenders, mitts gambroons,
jeans, sc. &c,
Together with large assortment Of
hardware, Boots X Shoes, Hats, Queens ware,
Tinware, Cedarware, Castings, Stoves, Iron
Groceries, DC. Sc, s
All of which will be sold at very low rates. ~
The public are invited TO call and examine foI
themselves our goods we know will stand tht
test OF examination.
Harners- Ferry Aug Ia, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-31

INTENDING TO curtail my farming opera
Il tons, will dispose Of, at Public Sale, on
Saturday the 23d day Of September mai, at my re-
sidencc on the road leading from Edwards,
Ford 10 Bunker Hill, part If my Farming
Utensils, Stock, sc. TO wit:
One frst-rate Riding and Work Horse,
One Young Horse,
Too Mares, one Of them q Jfrst-rdtc
Brood Mare,
Three Fresh .Mileh> Coos,
Stock Cutie,
Too NC Cormick PloHghs,
Iioo doubIe-shoUel PloHgts,
One Cart, Fifth Cham,
Too sets Of Gearing, and
One sett Of Housings, SC. &C.,
TERMS-A credit Of nine months will be
given on all sums Of IS aud upwards, good Sc
curityl being required. Under IS cash.
GEORGE SWIMLEY.
L An n 1QAl -
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PURExC SALE,

NtTILI9 be sold, at the, residence of Mrs
WI James }. Grogan, three miles from Der
ryFille. on Friday tAe lIt day Y September nert,
k AL het Stock, Farming. Utensils,
Vhedt, Outs, Sc.
The stock consists Of s head Of Work
Horses; 30 head Of Sheep i. head Of
Cattle,
Ulensils--2 Wagons ]. Wheat Fan
Corn Shelter; .Harrows. Plepghs, and
other Articles TOO numerous % mention
Terms Of Safe-A credit Of six months will be
given fors an sums over IS; under that SUN The
cash Will .berequired. The Wheat, Of which
there are about 900 bushels, will be sold fol
cash, and will BIO ready for delivery on tie day
Iof The sale A! S. ALLEN, Agt
Il Ana II i9I3 =
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about 23S 4cres;cleared, andithe residue clothed
" il hns ~ Err large portion oi The wood
LAND IS enclosed and affords good past1rsge II
The uPeauon creek forming the western bausi-
dsry. gives livestock access al Atl seasoas, 70
pure running waier besides which there Is aR
ab,ipd ami supply of pond watGr inessry field H.
There are several Merchant and saw Mills II
the Immediate neighboIhooa and turnpike
wi,Ain four hundred yards ofsihe Eastern boah4
dairy, afard;ng good road TO the Villages ii
the ncighhorhooa and 10 the DEPICTS On ihb Bal
timore and Ohio, and Winchester and Poiomps:
Railroads. within i've mites drtances Tie M {
PRoNENENTS are entirely hew ssbsiausislsj
and sufficient The Dwelling House. Of brick.
aud rrct.ily Situated in grovS Of oaks, has
been completed, only-a few months, and IS n
every respect suited To the eomfoFsshie a,.rgH1-.
medstlon Of gen.eel lsmily There j. nevc
failing well Of excellent water a few yards from
the'doorI T
II j, should ba desirable 70 The purchaser aft
tho apputtenances ii the farm and heuse soclI
as stoek, utensils growing crops. furniture, sup-
Plies cid, will be included n the ssle, and =
suite lent number Of servants III he hired fot
the present, TO cultivate Ill Also, share sihsH
ESs4H'-yMIlL. ness The premises. which, will Ne i
valuable acquisition 10 ihe Parm for me puFpo
ses of fencing the maicElals Tor mlsiChnfe at.unH
dani on IT, 5fThe yTsrras, which Will be MOI
derate, can be ascertained, either BY personai
application 10 this subscriber, vi By addressing
him at kerneysviile. jefferson county sHginiaE
| PHILIP P. cambridge.
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