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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-02
SURVEY or BLOCK ISLAND.

MIR. WILLIAMS, of Connecticut, from the Com
m,tee on Commerce, reported Joint resolution au-
tborizing the Secretary Of the Treasury to cause
survey TO be made Of Block island, with view to
uroyide for the shelter Of vessels, and approprating
five hundred dollars for this purpose and the resolu-
ton was read twice and committed to the Committee
of the Whole.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14

The Locns are Iryihg g sasse their former long
tile, ana now claim 10 be ..Republieans" only,
asier sustaining al lhe Federal measures Of
Gen jackson and SIR. Van Buren,, and lighting
in all cases for Porer against the People. The
Legislative caucus concluded its l4bors on Thurs
day plight; and, after whipping in the Calhoun
rebels, las did he Caucus al Washington have
agreed 10 hold State convention at RichalOnd on
the frstd day Of February merit They are deter
mined 70 head The Wings inihis way, il no other,
and 10 give the first bugle blast to their CO labo-
ieTs in The country. Very we'll Let the Cen
tai Committee Of the Wings ff upon an earlier
day also--and lei Us be ready for the encounter,
ceme when il will. II We do not .'laugh TO scorn
sltihe hopes, all the struggles, and allthe num-
m .fies'' pfthe .sweasels." then lei the Oracle oil
The Enquirer continue bic abuse of the "CoonsF
.fol another -four years.
The counties which have not yet held meet
iinRsto appoint delegates, 10 the Richmond whie
Convention in February, will do we'll TO attend
10 The matter early. a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14

Disfressilg 0teurrsacs.-A von,h
named Thoinss Taylor. son Of Mr.. sFr.n.
Ct. Taylor. residing Al Coochlana Cour,
House. Va. met with most mechanically
accident on The 18Th nliimo. which c.us.
ed bis death % The Friday following. i,
appears, as we learn from The Richmond
Wing. athat having been oul with 81,
gun 10 pursuit o. game. be fsli in viii
end joined party engaged ID turkey.
bunting. About one o'clock xlarse dock
was flushed. aud the party separated 10
yelp them up. Young Taylor. hearing
the yelping Of what he supposed to be :
turkey, endesvoFed to creep in shot Of il
by the assistance Of small gully. Itun-
fortunately happened that the3sound pro-
ceeded from one olihe bnnismen; Who,
like wise. took Tsylor's yelping for that Of
= turkey. While they were 10 this posi-
ton, each trying 10 get ) glimpse Of the
other, the unfortunate youth raised bis
head some inches above the gully. when
ne was Instantly shot BY the hunisman a.
bove alluded 10. He immediately scream
ed out, and brougb, The whole party to
bis assistance II was lound that four or
ave shot had taken effect in ihe face and
one ortwo 10 the neck. The wounds were.
not thought dangerous. until Sunday night,
when Inflammation began 10 appear. and
the patient TO suffer much paip. 1t spread
rapidly, 10 defiance Of medical skill, and
terminated ia death, BY suffocation, 90
Friday about one o'clock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14

VKTlLI. be sold al public said. Il the resi-
wv dsace Of Messrs Adams and HenT,
Maler, near Halltown, Oh FRIDAY The 92s
Instant, The ertire interest Of Adam Aieler IN an,
10 ~ the Stock, Negroes, Farming Utensils
Household and Kitchen Furniture. consisting il
part Of
Eigh, Negroes. Women, Boys ant
GifIS)
Eight DRAFT Horses.
30 OF 40 head or Cattle. tanong which
are:many valrable mich cows
About go bead 81 Sheep.
Fat aud Stock Hogs.
Wagons, PIoughs. Harrows.
Cart Gears. !
Hay 10 the rick,
Corn by The barrel.
aud variety Of other articles rot herei Ia euu.
mersted, y satisfy execution 81 the. suit Of
Thomas Black s CO. y. Daniel Snyf CAT
toms Adm. vs.. T. ". Keyes- Adam Moler their
security.
One moietJ Of TIE above mentioned property
belongs 70 Henry Moler, bull said moiesy viii,
on Or before tie day Of sale. be ssisparl 10 the
said Henry Mo.er
IL w. SAPPINGTON, and
THOMAS RUTHERFORD,
Deputy Shr!6, fl n Ds6ield
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14

ga mseiing Of the Democrats Of Jefferson
County viii be bald ~ the Court House ia
charlesioVn, on the frst day Of December Court
llhe l5th.) The object Of The meeting IS "a
send delegates 10 meet the Convention Of this
Congressional District in Winchester on Tie
eth Of January, 10 appoint Delegates 10 the
Democratic National Convention TO Be held 10
Baltimore 10 MAY next, TO nominate candidates
for the Presidency and vice Presidency Of the
United States; and ID adopt such other proceed
ings As the interest 81 the Democracy may re
qufre.
TheTmsesiug win Also appain, Delegates %
Wiacheslef. 20 nominate 4 senator.
Nov %, Isf3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14

IF friend should ask you where the best as
y sor,ment OF Boots. Shoes, Hais & Caps was
kept, the reply would most certainly be, al
THOMAS LOCK 8 cos. Aud if be should
want 10 know where heconld buy cheap Cloths,
yGassimeres, Sat,nets and Yestings, he would be
referred at once 10 the only price Store where
agood article, and a-fair equivalant for his mo-
aey can be obtained. There they have no sex
cond price there you can purchase without
the unpleasant task Of driving bargain, and
there YOU can loos at goods without bsing urg-
ed TO bny-ir you complain Of The prices, they
will simply ask you to lake a cald, look round
and IL you cannot DO better, (Which is impcssi.
ble.l 10 call again.
Smi'h6eld, Dec. IA. I'm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14

The Gosefnot iakss TIE ground that he rise
10 value Of DE s.ale Bohds, vas in eo6ssosene.
Of ne tax npon hose bonds. There NAY veil
Be . diAefencs.o Of opinion on hi, subject, ss 10
eesss and Net We think he Bonds vent Sp,
not q senslsnes or he iax. bIf il de,piis Of Il
--niief she Legislators had given graded evil
dspes q good Gath. By Psdsidine sor he pay
ment Of interest upon The euareaiisa bonds.
used By the Iames River Company. The Bank
Stocks nent Up IN The same propOrtiou--snd 50
cid other stocks. We therefore, respectfully
suggest, that other causes such As The abun-
dance % money 10 me large cities. and The alb
sence Of other sources o. profitable employment,
led 70 The rise IN State Stocks. Bat no mater
whether hi. use was a consequences or eoinei-
dsses, We rejoice that The fact $50
The Governors sentiment as TO The pride fen,
BY 81 classes and conditions Of people 10
preserving the faith Of the State at az hazards,
SIRE iusi spd eloquept-as are many Other por.
lions Of bis message. He alsotakes proper To-
ieress 10 The subject Of general education AID Of
free schools, and discOusses upon these matters
with the spirit OF . statesman and philanthro-
PITT And he does not forget The unfortunate
mutss and blind. for whom, We doubt not, better
provision Than heretofore will be made during
The present session.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14
THE MARKETS.
OFFIcE or THe BALTIMORE AMERICAN, Z
December III. 4P. III. -.

CATrLE.-There wasa large snrply OF Beef
cattle 1t the Scales This meFniug, and The demand
was good ct about formers rates. The offering
comprised yards pc 1000 head nearly all Of which
yeie sold. We quote the extremes OF prices paid
at 81 IS To 50 50 per 100 lbs. on the hoof as in
quality, which s.eq'lal to about 81 so 81 as net.
There we're but . few hea,lsold ii either OF these
extremes. however. most Of these sales being at
prices ranging from S. so 10 81 IS on the hoof
HOGS There has been quite active demand
for Live Hogs to-day, and the sales have entirely
cleared the market. We note sale Of 45o very
prime this morning Al s. S. per I001bs. The sales
since FRIDAY have ruled at from 50 624 10 $3.50 as
in quality.
/ FLOUR y Sales OF Howard street Flour Of good
mixed brands we're made from store on Saturday
At 81 sI4. and We mite further transactions compri-
sing several hundred barrels to-day 81 the same
price. Some holaers ask 81. s74 and We quote Il
81 SIT = 81 57A. lIhe receipt price is S4.iS4
GRAlN.-Sales OK good to prime Md. aud Va.
reds were made Il Do A9s cts and other sorts low
err as 10 quality. WeNgnote family -four white
Wheat a 95 100 cts. Sales Of new Corn to-day
Il 81 cts FOR white, and 80 40 cts. for yellow We
quote Oats ~ - R6 eents-
wHISKEY.-We coptinueNto quote bids. 81 22
cfs.-searee Sales Of bills. Ut ~ 22A cts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14
.H.4RREEU.

On Tuesday evening, The 5th inst, II Waterford
Loudoun county, BY the Rev. Thomas Burgiy, MIR.
ELIyAH MrERs 20 Miss MaRsARkr MoSRoE--all Of
the sboss named place.
On Thursday evening Hast. 1t fIarpers-Ferry, BY
the Rev. r. NJ Lipscomb., MIR. JoHx KooNcK, OF
GreenviIIe Bond county, Illinois. formerly e Har-
pers-Ferry.) 10 Miss LorIsA MUarHT. Of Harpers-
Ferry.
accompanying the shove We received goodly
sized cake, thus ssasisga desire that the printer
should taste some Of the good things consequent up
on marriage. For tleir kind remembrance. we
hope TIA, prosperous gales may van them on
Through the journey of life
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14
nTEn.

On the '3lh Bltimd at the residence Of her
falher. Mr G. Weedon.sin Anne Arundel coun.
". I'D. Mrs. MARY ELzaBETH, consorl Of Mr..
Ephrafm W. Hall, in The 20sb year Of her age
In Shepherds,pvn. o. Friday the alth nlt.. alter
Proiraeled iIlnsss. SAruEI Donskr, infant son Of
William and Elizabeth A. MsGregoF, sged ~
months and 81 days.
life,
Too bright. too pure, The star 10 shine on mortal
strife
The bud ahui early nippd will bloom in Hear'n,
where storms can ne'ef sppear.
That shiaing Ktm's removed 10 she'd ils lnstre IN
happier sphere
Oh meyf be de best bright link that binds this
amnrmcring spirit 10 world Of esEc,
en7ei, boz, still lives ere long Siea Saviour
ma ! hgpe hI1 happiness 70 share
~. H. n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14

XX7ILL be sold, on WEDNESDAY, ne Il III,
Wv 2Oth Of December, at the Retreat, III,
residence of Mrs. Parker, 10 Clarke county, Of
the Shensndoah River, great variety Of Furni
iure. aud other articles. Amongst them,
2 Sofas, Wardrobe,
! Secretary aud Book Case,
5 Bureaus, Bedsfeads,
6 FEATHER Beds. 6lllair Mattresses.
.Sideboard. Piano.
lCenIrs Table. 5 Dining Tables,
Gard Tables, Dressing Tables,
Chats, Carpets. SC. &c.
{ Safe, | Refrigerator. u
Kitchen Utensils OF all kinds,
Loom and Spinning Wheels,
I A lot Of Old Bacon and Corn.
ALSO
] Carriage. Harness, and a pair Of
Horses,
! Mich Cow and Calf, :
GPreyious 10 The ia, ofsals, any OF thes,
articles may be'had at private sale, BY applying
at the farm.
TEEMs.-For al sums OF SIS and under, cash
on all sums above IS credit Of nine months
will be given; the purchaser giving bond ant
approved security. ~.
The Executors OF the late Judge Parker haJe
also for hire, for the ensuing year, all the Ne.
groes belonging 10 his Estate They prefer
hiring privately fihey can. Persons disposed
10 hire, may applyto Charles Nc Cormick, or IL
r. Parker, al the Retreat.
Dec IA, 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14

eFPsrsens Indebted 10 the Free Press ONCE
are informed that pay ment must BE- made. we
would regret The necessity Of being compelled
to force payment, but something OF the sort
must be done, in justice 20 ourselves, unless
early attention be gwen this notice.
y s Il n GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14
Cooper Wanted.
Ncgr0es For Mire.

XX7lLL be offered for hire, on Thursday tie
w 25th inst beiore'the door Of Jos VI
Brown, in Charlestown, thirteen or fourteen
Slaves, consisting OF Men, Women, Boys and
Girls, belonging 10 the estate of John Griggs
decd, and one Of The heirs John BuckmaStsr,
decd. Persons wishing TO supply themselves
VITA good trusty farm hands. SC, will find i
their interest to attend on that day. Those
who hired slaves from me the present year ar,
requested 10 return them, at the expiration o
the lime, with proper clothing, &c
RICHARD WILLIAMS
Dec Is 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14

Bat little df interest was transacted in either
House last week. In the Senate some petition.
OF private character were presented An ad-
joa nment was carried from Thursday evening
1till, Monday. Il
he House was engaged nearly the whole 81
Thursday, on the question Of amending the Jour-
nal OF the day before, SO as to put the Wing
Prelesl on lis minutes. The debate was s1s-
pended for the purpose Of eleeting a Clerk -
The House having voted, the tellers reported
the result Of the first ballot as follows whole
number fvotes, 100: necessary 10 a choice, So.
OF which Mr. Caleb ]. McNuliy Of Ohio receiv.
ed l24. and Mr.. Mathew 81. Clair Clarke, Che
ole Clerk 66. Mr.. MeNuliy having received
salsiorisy Of all the votes was declared TO be
duly elected Clerk. He was then eonduciedtO
! the Clerks table by Mr. Clarke, and the oath OF
otfieewas administered 10 him By The Speakers
Mr.. G. ,. Ingefsoli. upursuance Of notice here
tofore given, asked and obtained leave 10 intro
.duce q bill 70 refund The fine imposed on Gene !.
laI Andrew jackson.
On Thursday lbe journal Of The day before
having been read, MIR. Newton Of Va. present
ed memorial from Mr. -Goggin Of Va. contest.
Jog The seat OF Mr.. Gilmer. one Of the sitting
members from Virginia. The memorial was
leal and referred. 'e
Mr.. John Quincy Adams, 10 like manner,
4 80 to privileged question, aud presented the
memorial Of Mr. Bolts OF Va who contests abe
sest Of W. Jones, the Speaker Of the House.
Mr.. Adams made no remarks in presenting
the memorial, but simply mo4ed that il be re-
ielred and printed. When Mi. Adams ross, tbs
Speaker left The Chair, and while Mr.. A. was
"a on the floor it was occupied BY Mr.. Boards
ley ofN.Y.
Various resolutions were offered 10 regard TO
ihs public printing, alk6f which failed wilhthe
exception Of one BY Mr.. Mckay, restoring The
Joint Resolution Oflsl9, with abduction Of Is
per cent Tor the price OF printing adopted. BY
the Tweni. Sixth Congress- which was 5Per.
crnt.. below the prices established BY the Reso-
Triton Of 1919. 81
An election for Printer then took place, which
u hol. number q votes, Is1
Necessary 10 choice, ~
Rlsir 4 Rivts received l24
tales 4 Seaton received 63
Jacob Gideon,
Rufus c. Lane was then elected Ssrgeant-at-
Arms, Mr.. Dow, Doorkseper.,
The House then adjourned ill Monday.
On Monday. IN Senate, the Speaker announe-
ed the Standing Committees. 9
The Rev. Mr. Tuslin was reelected Chaplain
Mr.. Asbury Dickens was reelected CLERK, as
were also allthe bid officers reelected.
The House was engaged in the consideration
81 The Protest. question. motion was made
bY Mr.. Hsraldson, 10 strike the Protest from
tuesdays Journal. The yeas and nays were
called upon Ibis motion. and il was carried in
The sihrmslivs-yess 90. noes 80. And 50 the
House decided 10 exPungs It's records Of Mon
day and tuesday,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14

Ny property being sold by The sheriff to
pay debts for which am bound - security, for
Daniel Snyder, and Thomas w Keyes--my
friends and The public generally are requested 10
attend ana bid Literally for Il
ADAM M0LER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14
NegrOesIfOr Hire.

TEVHE subscriber WILL offer for hire, for the
II ensuing year, al Leetown, on TUESDAY
the 26lh day Of December, number Or Ne,
groes-Men, Women, Boys and Girls Those
who hired servants from me during the pssl
year are requested 10 return them with their
stipulated clothing, and to be prepared 10 pay
their respective bonds.
ADAM. s. cambridge
Dec IA ISA2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14
0@E7 8R0@53
AT KABLETOWN.


! At KABL EFT Ow N.
4 9N He subscribers ars.jass receiving and oee3
- ins' Laygs end kaskssnali sprplg q
FALL 4 WINTER GOODS. (
to.whifh they respectfully nyi.e lie i. sn,ion !
'ns,t ,!leaes and The pubiie generally.
Their stock consists ii part Of
CLOTHS BLACK. Blue-black, and ln,;a;bIa
CAssiMEkES-- Black, stsel-nixea. and r,nev
coleteo CasssAere. English Tweed do. rfsat
variety 81 eolota pieces very sunRr;ors ;osvs
60 Iweed, for gentlemen's fashionahIe a,eE.
coats, very low o's.r
SAT TiNkTs-o various colors and oua:; lie.s.
exceedingly low f1-."'ss'
FkSTINGS- Merino, Sill. ~, s.,;, VII.
/ RSiIk and Cotton VeIssis Fas'hss'
PRINTS, &s e..
A great variety Of Prints. 81 exerv .,ti. ~
quality, ~ = s'e
and beautiful article.
Mourning calico, Curtain do for 81
/ Chasans, Takans. and Mbushn al Lain.
Ehusan Bingham, new article, /, vary law
areuehs Earistons. and Domestic Cinghsma.
Black Gro Dc Mar Six.
Boxed Muslias -
Book and Swiss MusIins.
Long sn5 Victoria Lawns
Lislo Thsead. andscambeic EdsEngs aud Insert
ingl.
Bonnet Ribbsnds, Neck 10
Ladies Kid Gloves, silk d.
Silk and Worsled Mits,
Genilemen's best BLACK Crayals. Saith sna Ras.
bazlne Stocks.
Silk Sears for gentlemen, heaufiful sriic,e.
Tapes and ,Edglngs, Saloon Bindings.
Partisan Shawls, 1914,
90. "a ~, and 4 Blcsched and Brown Nus
Black and White Cotton wadding.
Canton and Domestic Flsnnels imported do
Black, W1rsted, and Laubs' wool Hose.
Brown and Fancy cotored do
White and Black Gotten Hose, from i2i 10 30.
Superior silk Hose,
Grape Dc Lain. Fringe,
Cotton Yarns and Carpe, Chains,
Hard,care-.A great variety,
Queensscare- ,rell assorted stock,
Paints, Oils and DYE .Ssp5s,
Chrome Green. Chrome yellow,
Copal yarnish. Japan de, Black Oil do>
Putty and Window Glass,
Watersstraned oil.
Fish and Fisxseed Oil.
Yin, Stone, and CreckerV Wares. "a.
with a great variety &c other articles: IA IA
which the public Is respectfully requested 10
call and examine before making purchases 1
they trust that by strict attention 10 business.
with adesire 70 please. 10 meri. patronage.
$. HEFLEB0WER & co.
kaoleiown, Nov %. RS41
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14
De !, lsia.

Messrs, GALLAHER-in looking over the list
OF delinquent tax payers for the last year. End
my name with others. have paid my taxes
Mr.. Rawlins win shew you the receipt. which
! wish you 10 publish. Your compliance will
obligs yours, &s.
HI GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14
H. L GALLAHER.


ls43, Dec. lI,h.
Received Of Joseph C Rawlips. One Dollar
and Fifteen Cents for Hugh 1. Gallahers Levy
Tax, for The year 1912.
JNo. P BROWN Clerk
0fiks Ovsrssers Of The Poor, J.tFtrson Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14

II HAVE new, heavy fonFshorss wagon
Ksrns mske--uhich / will dispose OF low,
for cash, 81 exchange fof good pspsr. Ii can
be seen al The residence Or my falher. Joseph
GfSnthsm; J. w. GRhNTHAM.
Dee l4.-s3ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14
SerYanfs FOR Mirf

T\LWILL, be offered FOR hire b. he snbscri.
~ Der, 10 LeeioWn. on Friday he 29th an
q Defender inst, al the servants belonging 10
ny Father All those who hired sersanta OF me
lasi year, are. expected 10 return them with the
eloinmg specified 10 their bonds, and come pre-
pared 10 cancel the same
BEVERLY TUCKER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14
Dec Il, .Is43
For Hire

lHvHE Slaves belonging 10 the heirs Of II p
u Smith. decd, consisting of Men and Wo-
men. If mol hired privately, will be offered pub
licly, on the 29ih instant, al the tavern of e. W
Reynolds in Berfyville. Persons who hiredTor
the present year, are requested 10 return Them
to me previous to the above day, and be prepar
ed 10 take up their notes.
TREADWELL SMITH,
Berfyville. Dee l4--lh. Guardian
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14

The saun,on- and James River Turnpike
Company have determined 10 Maeadanise their
road.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14

EFRemember the po5r-minisler 10 heir
vans, ye who have an abundance Of this worlds
Gifts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14
servants for Hire.

WISH 10 hire aNegro Boy snd two Girls fol
1 the ensuing year. 4 also wish 10 procure
places for two Women with their children
they are excellent servants.
JOHN YATES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14
rREnrRIcK wHfGs.

The Wings Of Frederick are already in the
held with candidates for the next Assembly -
A. a meeting in Winchester, Jacob 8 Danner
and John F. Wan. Esa,ts. were selected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14
PUBLIC aALE

WILL offer for sale. At my residence. near
I the road leading from Haiitown to The Mil
nov in the occupancy Of Mr. Osburn. on MON
DAY The let day OF January, 1874, Inc follow.
ing personal ProPertysto viii:
Several good Work Horses,
s Much Coacs, ioifh other valuoble stock
such as Steers, calpes, Sleep, SC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14

NJ supply Of Wood for The winter is not com.
plete. wish 10 procure six or eight Cords
more, mostly Hickory. Let my friends not for
get me- JOHN 5. GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14
1IiED1GIM@Ga
Paints & Oils.

fHNHE subscriber will keep on hand the for
Il lowing. articles, with many others, in The
same line.
cold-pressed castotoil. opodeIdoc,
Camphor, kSeidAz Powders, =
Cream OF Tartar, Bears Oil,
Turmeric, Salad oil,
Mace, Sperm Oil,
Nutmegs, Fish Oil.
Cloves, Henry's Oklcinated Mag
Long Pepper nesia,
Essence Lemon, Spanish Brown,
Essence Peppermint, Do Whiting,
British Lustre, Venetian Red,
Common Liquorice, Salersttus,
Refined do EPSON Salts, sc. Sc.
New style Tapers,
EN- AlsQUtTH.
Charlsstown, Dec Ia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-14
TRUSTEES SAIn
NR EAxysD.

10y virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed 10
ID the subscriber, by Thomas g. Baylor, IA.
led I7th day 81 August, lS43, and OF record ID
the caunty court Of Jefferson county, va, j
will expose TO sale, upon the premises, al pub.
Tic auction. On Saturday ne lOh day Of F.brna.v.
1874, the
Tract OF Land
Upon which sad Baylor now l~siIes- l,inp IL
tie county Of Jefferson, en- the SmnhEeld and
Shepherdslown Turnpike, ard one mile from
Leeiown, and specially described 10 said teecsol
trust, containing 1854 acres in good condition,
with about leo acres Of Understanding va
terra young Orchard Of well selected fruii--s
well Of water In few feet c { the
door. A large and substantial DWELLING
HOUSE, with all the necessary 0ut-buildings;
in short very desirable property.
TEXAS of sale as desc, ibsd IN The detd $1,000 10
be paid cash on The Isl of April. 1874, when pos.
session will be given. The balance 10 equal an
nual pay ments ,coiaoting from LIST ofApril 1871.
with legal interest from Mat date. Bonds wih
approved security, with deed Of trust upon
lhe Land will be required for tho deferred pay.
mRnts ~
The title IS believed ID BE- inGisputable, but
tie undersigned wIl conyey1o the purchaser his
tale as Trustee under said deed.
MEREDITH HELM,
Dec. IA, 1913 Trustee.
g. Torch Light, Hagerssown, and Republican
Winchester. insert I'LL day Of sale and forward
| bills TO F. P. Office. M A.
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