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The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-07

as, calling out the talent and
 the nation, will not,undpr a 'l'ells
 James K. Polk, bsa5ne tba ns pre'
 any particular part of the confl Ealsfi
 The democratic party, By ,ss'lsl tba ness and equity of their conaa ars sapssiq have in their noble and eloria,a ,l'l'9a slnveiled this "oBsouRlTY. , ,Sas oe nom appears to be such a terriblo yum
 opponents. VIRTuE and so'ga favored dwelling place in our aslss rs.,li 5
 have been cradled in riches and Pao& a hoveland palace; in the wiid Fg'ai tivated east. While at the ~ ss %es
 genius of our institutions. Woal1 salle
 blessings to all alike In fll;a. l mn trusts, the qualifications, peeess @ 0a serve them, arc alone required Y
 wish to teach our childrea tbst ,o1 9s ted for their talents or their yirt'o. rt % e cessary that they should beIasa
 ly of wealth, or the patricians os 'O 2 one section of the country - 7. 'l' that they should be of tbe is5.1 % 2 or industrious poor; or tbat "'aoIa ,s. should tinkle thro'lhe land, for so.s 1ls' achievements. These views ns;. so!le sources of ambition, have in all ,gs'1s sao. a curse upon the human species ''i r no mark of fame than what God VI stamped upon the brow of ever, ga " Had James X. Polk never even 1lia4s 'yi''i offices wifii which his country .s 5.s9 ls hlm-if his talents and virtues ws., s, aa -he would still be entitled to tba 2 pect and consideration of Ameries, fl1 el The office of president wouIdbpss.,s V prerogatiye. We're the intrinsic ms' the press, like the air of heaven. ,," T.ll difuse it's fragrant virtues abroad sga.l .n.i people. With that vast engine. t6sin. a. of years becomes merged intodags ,; ,si @I and the life of the humblest cilzss sl% ! by the pen of FAUsr this moments, < perty of the world the next.
 We are appealing now not to tbe n of men, but 10 thatinnate sense of rias,, shall make our arguments aeeentsu. where political preferences may bs s Me think no good patriot will find oF. against james k. Polk, grounded el5s the oBseHRlrY of his Sfate of fies of his family. We have showntbss being obscHrc, his character is kbogl mately known, as far as the greenblEi mont. But above all, we have ajs own consciences, that the princiDs would seek 10 make obscurity a crine.i ded in error and injustice, and at W the spirit of republican institutions. i anph of the democracy m Noyenbt Wlfl settle the question.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-07

'LooKING OVER INTO CANAAN."-Sparks, of Louisiana, Is said to have remarked in the Whig ratification convention of New York. '.that Clay and FreEaghuysen were like Moses and AaIon on Mount Pisgah. looking over into Canaan, where oneellortmore would bring them into the land of promiscn NIT. Clay, unfortunately for his friends, has held this attitude altogether too long 10 inspire much hope of 8 change of position. The iaet IS, Moses never reached the promised land, and the figure is exceedingly good, for Clay will never reach the white house. It would be incomplete in any otherview Thus Moses struck the rock of the desert twice for water. Clay also struck the ballot-box twice for the presidency. Moses didnot % about 1t according 10 the command of God, and failed. Clay dIdnot avow principles according to thc commands of the people, and failed also- Moses then doubted God Shall we not say m reference to annexation alone, Clav Has doa5ted He people He upheld it in l8l6- he now renounces il. This is the last lime we shall ever be able 10 annex Texas. and yet he denies it's expedieney. Moses was not permitted 10 enter the promised land in pun- ishment of the doubt he had shown in inc desert Is il likely that Clay's lot for the presidency will be any better? The figure Is well chosen. To Joshua was given inc honor oi obtaining the promised land, Moses having died beholding 1t, and to JAMES K PoEK will now be given tho unfading glory oi anneXmg to the twenty-six, the promised land of the LONE srAn.
 Southern Retormer.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-07

Coz, NC1l4H0N.-Ihis gentleman was President Of the great National Wbig Con VeHiioH of young men, at Baltimore, in l8l0. He was selected to preside over it not only because lie is one of tbe most popular and gifted f1en in Maryland. and contessedly inc leader q the Harrison party ia ti5at State, but also oil account of his wonderful oratorcal powers. His voice is as musical as a flute, and as loud as q clarion; and he Is perhaps the only man in the United Sates who could have been distinctly heard. even in his lowest intonations, throughout that vast assembly. He was the devoted friend of General liar risen. The Boston Post some lime since as- serted that he would not support Mir Clay. Some Of the whig papers have recently con ladicted this, and with their usual vuleamtv and rudeness, affirmed that there was no foundation for the ruifor. We now see ii possiirelg stated, in letter from Baltimore, that he 2sW Uote for Polk and DoHas We do not doubt the statement, for il is person. ally known to Us, that he warmly sustained Preside6t~I'yler in most of the great mea- sures of his administration, and condemned the conduct of Mr Clay. We attach great importance to the position of Col. Mc4Iahon. He was the warm friend of Cen Jackson and Gen. Harrison; his influence is decidedly greater than that of any other man in his State, and il is no small triumph to see such a man, A5e President of Hc Greof .Nafioaal fiarjsoa Coafeaion, leading the'' ''Maryland liHe7 into the democratic ranks, flanked by two of the Harrison electors of that State.
 TH Fyce Jf09pr
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-07

FEDERAL FALsEHoop.-The Federalists nave already invented one falsehood about the Democratic candidate for the Presidency. They pretend that he has killed somebody or or other ill duel, but cannot tell who it is. | he truth Is, Gov. Polk is a member of the Presbyterian church and is remarkable for the strict observance of the Sabbath, and other religious duties. s.,s'
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-07

Ameetinga at WetQmpka has nominated W -. ancy to fill the place. of Dixon II. Lewis. a the House of Representatives
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-07

Never go about in the night ,,a' ll'l' b your fists in your pockets. NO llS right to carry concealed 7redpofs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
PUBL1C SALE.


w FILL be sold, foe cash, in front OF thu
w Courthouse door Of Jefferson County,
on MONDAY lie 18Th day of JANUARY next.
being couttday, the interest Of John B. Pack
EFT, in the following Negroes, 10 Wits:
Joseph, Daniel, George. Bob, John.
George, jun, Jim, Charles, Katy.
Charity, Eleanor, Betsy, Kitty,
Francis Mary, and Jane
Such interest being a remainder interest, after
the life estate Of bis mother, Mrs. Fanny X.
Hoof to which the said Paekeu is entitled, 10.
gether with all the children Of said Fanny r.,
they being in number in al ten, Of which eight
survive.
The precise interest can be asceriained hy7
reference 10 the wiIl'of James Hammond ,dec'd,
and now Of record in The Clerks Office Of the
County court Of Jefferson county
THOMAS RUTHERFORD, D. s.
Dec 90, lS43 For Il. Dv0fssd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

4 OFFER for sale. the following Tracts Of
/ fine Land, IN the Counties Of Jefferson and
Berkeley 9
/. Il Tract Of $50 Acres, three miles
below Martinsburg, now in The tenancy OF Du-
gaid Campbell, whose term expires in April.
3, Two Farms OF about 900 Acres each,
IN Berkeley and Jefferson COUNTIES, on opequon.
wiihsxlensiyesand very rich lew grounds, now it
the occupancy Of Benjamin Boley.
3, My Woodbnry- Estate, on which
resided two yesrs ago, in Jefferson connty, corr
tanning s7e Acres
4. Ny Hazle6eId Estate, OF Coo Acres
to be sold entire OF divided.
O.. My Sulphur Spring Tract, Of 420
Acres, on Opeqaon, With very Ene sulphur
Spring, which was for many kears known 40
Menghini'st Sulphur Spring.
These Tracts will be sold On the most acco m
modsting terms. and divided where praeticabie,
to suit purchasers. lmmediste payment Of no:
part OF ythe purchase money viii be required;
provided interest be paid and good security
with mortgages on the premises be given Tho.
terms will be made as easy and accommodating
as any purchaser can ask.
u. ST, G, TUCKER' !
Hazlefeld, Sep! si, ls43--tf
The tenants on tAe lands will show the pre-
misses, aud give suek information as may be de-
srable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
p UB L1C SAM
or vALuABLE sHeNANDoAH
MILL PROPERTY.
IN JEFFERSON COUNTY.


HDYfsirtue Of Deed OF Trust executed b.
ID Henry Rowland, Garieg Williamson ma
Samuel Hefaebower, dated oa lbe ist day az
May, 1888, and duly recorded 10 The Clerks or
nee Of the County Court Oh Jefferson. ana hv
virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for said county. rendered
Al the May term. l6i3, the uaaersigned. 4 sor-
wing Trustees, viii selL IL pubic nucstop.
to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY. tho gnd
day Of MARCH next Qial large add valuable
FiOtsr Manufacturing Mill.
Situated on the island Of yiresnius, ID the she.
nandoah kiser. near HarperssFe rry. receniiy -
the occupancy Of Ford & Snyser. together vim
sae MILL LOT and all the Standings attach ed
thereto.
The character, extent and capacity Of lhis
property, are so well known, Is 10 supel se de me
Necessity Of detailed description--A will b.
sntieieht to say. that il is beieved to be one OF
The nfost vauahte establishments Of he kind to
be found in the STATE Of Virgins. ana well wor-
thy OF the atsentionHof capitalists from abroad.
The Terms If Sale sr;H be-~fae-third Of The
purchase money IA cash and ifss esidue IN e.
qnal annual lnstalmeals. at one. Two, three aud
tour years, with interest on each, from the day
of saie.
The title 10 be retained until the whole ofssid
purchase money shah be paid. and the purcha-
ser, in further pursuance OF said decree, will
be required to keep sad properly insured Ia
some sale otace. 10 The fun anounfof the sitter
payme1sts
next
The title is bkliered 10 be indispuiable.
Sayeto take place on The premises al Ia NJ.
precisely. ANDREW HUNTER.
PROVINCE MCCORMICK,
Jan. Is. 1874. Trustees &c
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Died,

u
On The 18th ull, Mr.. JoHz J. HEwErT, Of this
eo4nty, u the Goth year ~ hin age.
III hsgefstowB. ca The S1st 6ll. The Rev J. v.
RIgDEs. Pssior 81 the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Al Brasdenburg Ky..on. Aoaday the 22d ait., a.
bout O'Clock. r. Nj, Mis- Axs SllRsAnET lsLEn,
coasort Of SIR. Hugh 6. tslrr, and second daughter
Of Charles G. Winssrsfhilh, Sea-. Of E1Izabeth-
TOM. formerly Of HarpersFsrry. in die ss,h,se
Other sge. j
She left besides her hHsband an orphan child. and
numerous relatives and friends 20 deporr her loss.
She had been for 1--WE years an exemplary member
9fthe Bspiist Church. and Vas highly regarded BY
Scr numerous aequ3iotsaees. Shs died ip the tri-
amph Of . bright christian hope She babe her
friends an siieetionafe farewell and remarked that
She had many rrlstiyes she would be glad 70 see,
bat il was impossible. and requested taat they
should al be prepared % meet her in Heaven. viii
tser she was gong. She then desired 10 Be placed
10 certain position, and~ben 50 placed she closed
her eyes with eomposures and sunk into the arms OF
DEATH il she were sinking into quiet and gentle
slumber. - Comm Kentucky Reglsfer.
Near Benton, Holmes county Ohio, On Tuesday
evening The 18th January, Susan VIRG,Si1.
yonngesl daughter Of Aaron u and CathariDe
ESnider, formerly Of this county, aged years l
months aud % days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
Commissioners Sale.

EEYyirtue Of a Decree Of the County Court
nd Of Jefferson eounfy. ip suit il Chsneery
OF William Grove, EXT OF James Glenn, deed
the subscriber. appointed Trustee ana Special
Commissioner, for that purpose, will proceed ID
sell al public auction, on F,iday tie 23d das Of
february merit 10 front Of Joseph - Abeli's Ho@
tel, 10 Gharlestown,S sll the light title interest
and claimpof the said Joseph Crane. ana Smith
s. Crane, Of, in, ana to that certain lraci or par-
Gel Of and+ situate, lying and being ID the ssid<
county Of Jeferson, and containing shout 400
acres, and adjoining The lands Of DR.. John
Rriscoe, decd, William Moore, ssm'l Wright,
aad Daniel Kable, il being the same tract which
descended 10 them ihe said Joseph and SmAh
S. Crane, from tEeir father5eJoseph Crane, ds-
ceased" IA
Terms u Sale q So much cash as shall be suf-
ficieut 10 pay half lhe amount of certain nots
executed By He said s S. S, Crane to VIM.
Gr6ye, Ex'r Of James Glenn. deed, 90 The 18Th
day OF March sB5 for the sum Of $3.50; with
| interest the same from the date Of the note,
and the expenses Of sale, AID the balance 10
lwelve-months with interest trem DAY Of sale;
| the purchaser giyipg bond, and security for the
deferred payment, and deed of tEust on the
premises. HENRY <BEDINGER,
Jan IL 1874. Special Conn.,
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TeInDeronce CircUIar.

a1LtN accordance with Instructions frou the
Jefferson CoHaty Temperance Union, the under
signed, request the Temperance Societies in the
Conventional District composed of the Counties
or jefferson, Clarke, Frederick, Berkeley, Nor
gon, Hampshire, Loudoun, Fauquier, Hardy,
Harrison, Rockingham, Shenandoah, Augusta,
Warren, and Page, 10 appoint delegates 10 a
Convention to be held IN Winchester, on the 22d
of february, I644-sajd societies to send one
Delegate for every 90 members also one for a
fraction Of two-lhi.ds that NUMBER Each So
ciety is respectfully requested teSsend detailed
report Of the date Of is organization, number Of
members and prospects
HIN GALLAHER, +
F. Wv. STEPHENSON,
Jan 25. 1914. Secretaries.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

Notices.
WING MEETING.

k1LThe Wings OF Jefersoa County viii meet
al The following places in Precinct Meetings,
for the purpose Of appointing Delegates each,
TO meet 10 County Convention on MONDAY the
18th instant, (courlsdss,) 70 place 10 Domina-
ion two Candidates 70 represent Jefferson coun.
tt 10 the next General Assembly.
At Charlestown on Monday the 18th instant
At the Courthouse, al illo'elock.
At shepherdstown, on Saturday the l7lh inst
ant, al D. ENTERS Hotel, at 10 O'clock
Al SmilhfeId, Oh Saturday The 18th instant
al Smiths Hotel, at - o'clock.
Al Harpers-Ferry, at Carroll's Hotel, on Sat.
nfday evening the l7th instant, at a O'Clock.
e7LThe Delegates will meet in the Cour
Room at 3 o'clock.
Fec l, 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
THE MARKETS.
on. q lhs BsIIimsrs .amsrisaN. }

pfJot.R Some sales Of Howard street Flour
Il rood mixed brands were made IRON store OF
SATURDAY st~S4,50. We quote he Store PLacs
Il q, so aud the receipt price a. sA,stt'
GRAIN,-we continue 10 quote the 9ominsl
nr;ee Of wheat Al 95s9ects for bestreds oroagn =
Is by wagons We quote White Corn q eVAt1
IS. from store, small sale stthe latter price
te.aS9s YeIlow is worth l3a4S Cts. we quose
Oats from stort 1t 26a29 eiS-
There was a active demand for CloverseeS
an saturday last and sales TO The extent o. lsvo
bushels we're made Il SIS per bushek MOST O
4 vas taken Tor shipmlntto New YORK
wulsKEY.-Th demand continues very
/,,mi,sd. Small s.iss Of hhds are making Al 90
80. and Of bbls. - q cts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
NOTICE.

4 LII persons having claims sgainst the estate
- Of John Perry. dec ID, arc requested to pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settle
ment, and those indebted 10 said estate are re-
quesled to pay what they owe, as indulgence Is
out Of the question.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD. ID S
For r D5isld. committee, 3D. Of Iokn Perry, DECD
Feb 8, lS44s B
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
Settle up-Last Call !!

"ZEl are again competed lo4notify our
w friends that are Indebted 10 US, chat a
settlement Of their accounts, las We hsve,some
change 10 our business in contenplalien,) is
positively required. The spring Is fasi APP
preaching, when we want 10 purchase smother
complete assortment Of goods. aud We wish 10
sell them Of our usual low prices. This can on
y be done by purcha ssngIor cash. GEse Is the
means then and we will do it.. We are. also re-
dueiDg our preseBtstOck OF goods al extremely
low prices for cash.
Z A & C 81 HOLLAND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
For Sale,

,HL0FER sBRD-apply At the store Of Mr.
" yohn Yates, HsEitown, and 1.-THE store Of
Messry. Reyes & Kearsley, Charlestown.
Terms Cash
Also, 1000 bushels or Oats, growth Of 1912
of ine quality. leo barrels of Corn, and a
quantity Of Locust Timber suitable for posts
and rail road slIs-apply 10 Mr.. Thomss b.
Beall, near Leetown for the corn and locust
timber A credit will be given until lst Sept
next--if preferred, for approved paper
GEORGE B BEALL.
Jan IS, 1874,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
! v AZ u a - LIE HAG II
FoR sALE,
M Jefferson County, ESa.

yEyHE subscriber offers for safe, atefy yalu-
able TRACT OF LAND, belonging 10
Dir Alexander S, Daadrldse, now in the occu-
pancy Of Mr. Minor Hurst. :
\ Tie Farm above mentioned contains 236
ACRES, Of vhieh there is proper proportion
Ein fine timber, aud the fest cleared land Of the
very besi qualify lis location is most desira.
ale 10 point OF access TO market, being distant
only one mile from the Baltimore and 0hio Rail
Road, and within quarter Of mile, Of the
shepherds,ewn and Smith6eld turnpike. The
Buildings upon ths land are comfortable, and 70
! all respects well adapted 10 The convenience
Of the purchaser.
The terms Of sale can be ascertained by APP
plication 10 ADAM S cambridge,
.qgsnt 19r De. 4 S Dandfidgs:
Kerneysyllle, Jan %, ls44-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
n % ~ il O. To-.

HyHE Executors Of Thomas Griggs. decd,
III give notice that they will make no further
personal calls upon the debtors to his estate Tor
payment-snd Furthermore. that ell claims
which shall not be paid BY the first day off
March next, will on that day beput in suit,
without respect 10 persons.
This notice is given in earnest, and il will BEL
found so. THE EXECUTORS.
Feb 1, la44-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

TINHosE persons indebted 10 the subscriber
y for the hire Of negroes. are hereby noti-
ned That u payment be not made previous 10 The
hrst day Of March next, suits will be instituted
without respect 10 persons. And all those who
are otherwise indebted to me arr requested 10
make payment as speedily ss possible, as much
longer indulgence cannot be given,
RICHARD WILLIAMS.
.5e1The House and Lot occupied By Mr. James
Small in Charlestown, is for rent. Also the
houses belonging to VIM McElroy.
Feb 8, Is44-3t RW
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
Prepare for SDring,

lust received and on hand
e 3-4, 7-S, and "A heavy eottons,
7-S and IA heavy Osnabures.
Twilled do for servants,
'Penitentiary and no penilentiary plaids,
3-4 and 414 heavy checks, HI,
Brown, mixed and blue knitting cotton,
No L, 2 and 2 buslaps,
With many other new and sessonshle good
which will be sold very low TO farmeraand oil
ers, either by yard or piece.
Feb JlJ MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
NEW HOPE TEAlPERANCE soCIR1

NEW HOPE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
The New Hope Total Abstinence Society will
meet al. Walperl's X Rosds, on Saturday evening
the 10th instant
An Address will be delivered BY Mr.. J.. II.
KELLY. ~
The members are earnestly invited 70 attend, and
the public generally solicited. Delegates to be
appointed 10 represent this society Dthe District
Temperance Conyt nton which assemblies in Win
chester on the ed instant. ~
SAMUEL .RUCKLE, Ses'y'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
: Dogs T6sf.

n oST, during ne Holy days two Hound
IL Puppies-one dog, aud The olhera eiP
The dog white and yellow-the other white and
black spotted.
The hanks Of the owner will be given for in
fornaIiop, so tia, he gets them again.
FEB. 8-3,.e JAMES II. MOORE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

HEAYY TwiIed Cotton 0saaburgs,
III PenitentiarJ Plhids,
"a, 7-s, IA, and 81 brown and bleachsd cot
tons,
Burlsps No l, 9 and 3,
just received and for sale Il a small advance
10y T c SIGAFooSE.
Feb 8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
To a Generous Public.
coMrEcTIo MAR 90

MY friends and the public are respectfully
1V4 informed that have opened Confec-
,ionary in the house nearly opposite Dr. Cor
del's residence. where may be found an assoit-
ment Of CANDIES, TOYS, &c. Always on
hand supply of CAKES. Also, variety of
SEGARS-some Of The best Spanish, and some
very good half Spanish rely upon the ge-
nerOsity Of 4 liberal public for support and pa
tronage. MARY E. WILLIAMS.
Eah
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puBLTu SALE.
HoUsEHoLD FURNITURE
AND
SCHOOL APPARATUS:

69USEAOLO ECkNN1A0kASA
AND
SCHOOL APPARATUS:
among which are :
NJ Ahogany sDsaing and Breakfast Tables, !.
.Vslnut 40 % do
Cane Bolton: and Windsor Chairs,
Mahogany Bureau and Book Case With
fancy rut glass dooFs,
II Mahogany Bureau.
Pstlor Carpet, and Hearth Rugs.
Ccmmon Caspets and Mating,
Brass Andirons and Fender,
ii SsaaIey Stove. Rotary , Template.
and small Stove,
la pair of elegant Globes. (laFgest size
4 Imported to order IRON LONDON.
Il Piano, handsome Electrical Machine,
box 81 Philosophical Apparatus,
2 81 Mlicheit's superb large Maps. pub
lished ia Is43. cf the Void. and one
OF the United States.
Several School Desks aud Benches.
ITO Bedsteads, (most OF them as good as
Eew.1
Feather Beds, Mattresses, SC. sold sePa
l ratelY, itreqaired,
Looking Glasses, tVashs,ands. Pitchers s
Basins,
A variety Q. Glass. China, Esrlhea and
Stone Ware,
la quantity Of Old Bacon, AID a small 10,
I o1 new pork,
A few bushels Of Apples, es
All1he Kitchen Furniture,
n, L -. a AZ q nj
I articles tco numerous TO men ION
Should the weather prove very untasoraole
On tue DAYS spec flied the sale will be postponed
I'LL tie first iius day succeeding.
+ TERMS or SALE.
A'creait IL 6 months on ali sums Of - ana
upwards; the purchaser giving bond and sp-
proved security !; cash for all sums under 50.
L gy-Saeto commence each day al 10 o'clock
*. Mt
4 I.sdies are particularly invited to attend The
soorIl adjoining The sale room, which will be re-
serssd for Their accommodation.
| Al, OF thsaboye articles will be disposed Of
lit private sale, previous 70 The above 1sSs, i re-
auiFed. u
| t,harlsstown, jan 95y 1914.
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BIacIzsnithing.

TWvHE subscriber respectfully Informs the
public that he has taken The BLACK
SMITH SHOP on the Shenandoah River, at the
s6annondale Landing, formerly occupied by.
John Griggs. Jr., where all kinds Of Smithing
will be done in neat and substantial manner.
By strict attention to business, with desire TO-
please, the undersigned hopes to receive libe-
atshare OF the p1blics patronage.
GEORGE w! lSH0PE. 7
FEB l.-1s4s-3t
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ExHIBITION ATTHE
A0AO1ll9O /


HlHE Young Meas 7kfspiaa sOeisiy II ctgle5-
~ fgaeR. most respectfully aueiaDls ii the
Ladies s1d Gentlemen OF tbispIask and yicani..
y. thai they wiz give their irst kzhiaisson az
the Academy on he 29t n Ftkr3ny. iasf1nf
when wall be presented the Rev 81 Homes ce-
leorated Tragedy Of DOUGLASS, or The sAotls
shePAsrf The evenings snleftaiDsneDt tb con-
elude with the tfbly smusing spd much ADMIRED
Farce, emitted the MUMMY. or 7ht LIQUID Fire.
The Scenery SC ofthe Society i well adapt-
Cd TO The pieces, and The csjeet.of IFS mem
oers . only for the ImprOyemeot pr the miDd.
As the proceeds are TO be applied = charitable
Purposes, they cherish the hops that their
friends will extend 10 them a:libefst patronage.
Admilianee IS cents-no half psiee. Doors
open Al 81 o'cloek-perfOrmaa to commence
al J 5reciseIs An officer viii be 10 Attendance
70 insure good order.
t6 Good Music will be ia attendance.
charlestoRn Feb g. 1914