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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-12-16
STAGE FARE REDUCED

TWO DOLLARS from Hanover to Nasnu'N' New.
IL Windsor and Claremont, Frances'ow" '.o, III,
port and Henniker. Stage leaves hano'e' W;oIsor
arrival of the northern stage, and arrives d. mOa
the same evening at o'clock; leaves Tue ~. se,.,n
ing at halfpqst A, and arrives in Nashu n,',or,
for the las, train of cars for Lowell and Do'',
F. A. HuDDAN s43f
Hanover, February 1914
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-12-16

y ash, B N a and Id . O $,
or the most approved and fashionable styles,
~ manufactured on reasonable terms by the sub
scrhers at East st. Johnsbury.
343yl D. 81 L. SMITH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-12-16
Now is the III uaa e

NOR the Ladies to secure good Mulf, Boa, Neck
a Tie and other articles necessary in this cold
climate; good assortment of which may be found at
L. JEWETT & cos.
Oct. 3, 1874.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-12-16
Variety.

ECONOMIsINQ.
denr Sally, ;" said the good mother, when her oh'y
darter took husband, and was about sell''ng IN Tue
woods-"you don't want nothing eXceptn dish ket-
tie. Of tho iron. ware sort-When your lhlher and
commenced, we had nothing but dish koVe' !
used to boil my coffee in it, and pour that into
pitcher; then boil my potatoes in it, ana put them In
n plate, while used it TO stew my meat nj and al
ways aftcr meals fed the pigs out ofthe same kettle
You can do great deal with dish kettle, Sally, If
you will only have n mind to-"
MARKET FOR WIVES In the district ofllem-
in Sooar, II mountainous country, inhabited entirely
by the Berber tribes of Morocco, there is ono place
where. during the fair, barter Of very curious
kind takes place This fair is held only once year,
and is chiefly rcsoted to for the purpose of bachelors
finding wives, married men adding to !iTuw motrmon.
ia treasures, and the muidens widows getting hus-
bands In fact, the whole affair resolves itself into
the selling themselves; but to escape the u
nomiuy of such procedure the rutfic is carried on
in the following manner:-Each lady, desiring TO en-
ter into wcdock, dresses herself in her best, and
most becoming attire, and taking with her piece Of
cloth Of her own weaving, sits down unveiled in tho
market place. The men, both young and old, who
are candidates for matrmony parade about the mark
ct, examining the texture Of the cloth displayed by
the ladies' and scrunzng at tho same time their looks
and behavior, Should the customer be pleased with
the maiden, he inquiries the price Of the cloth; she re-
plies by naming what she would expect as dowry
and the amount Of this she raises dcpresses accor-
ding as the candidate for her heart may please her
resorting to the demand Of exhorbtnt sum should
she bo averso To the purchaser During this barter
the enanored swain is able in some degree 20 judge
Of her temper and character II they come to A.
greamen, the parents Of the girl appealed to- and
they have the right ofassent tho parties adjourn to
public notary, the contract is made, and the pur-
chased bride is carried of TO her homo. In this
traffic. widows are at a low rate price in general and
divorced ladies sell their clothes very cheap The
wife thus purchased cannot resod, however much
the purchaser may pent ofhs bargain She is his
lawful welded wife, and retains the purchnsc'mone
which is her oinIure or dowry. 1t is evident that
this curious system of barter has been resoed to by
these Nohomedan mounaineers as means OF evadng
the law Of the Prophet, which inerdicts all courtshp
before marriage.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-12-16

"YOu take all sorts of rubbish into your cart, said
n dandy to of the city dirt gatherers, eyes jump
in, jump in" was the reply
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-12-16
Splendid Dry Goods
AT
FULLER. IDE & CO.'S.


IL and WINTER GOODS and would particw.
iariy invite the attention of tho Ladies' of Lyndon
aud the adjoining towns to their assortment OF
Fancy, Dress and Cloak Goods,
comprising a greater variety OF style, pattern and
quality than they have had the pleasure of offer
ing to their customers and their goods have been
pronounced by those Ladies' who have examined
them to be of the most beautiful patterns that have
ever been brought into this vicinity.
Rich silk, cut and uncut silk velvet Cravais and
Points girdles, gimpure and thread edgngs aud IN.
senions, black do do. gmpure web lace, new and
beautiful article for capcs black and white web lace,
black lace wells, harage, musns, lawns, linen cam
brio, crimpt dmity, linen hdkis. cap and bonnet Rib
hons, hnges, gimps, cords rich french and other
ShlwlJ, Culicoes, the latest styles Gnghams. blue
black Silks, light coIored plain ard figured do.tfor
wedding dresses cashmere, cashmere de ecass' plain
and printed mus de hines, cashmere and Grape do.
colinnes, stripes chusans, alIan satins Romelias,
Lunettas, Apaccas (made from alpaca woo) plain
and figured linen cotton and silk warp Alpaccas blk
aud blue black Alpines. plain and watered do. mere
nos, Paramettas sc all of which will be sold pery
iogv for cash. FULLER, lDE & co.
Lyndon, Oct, !, 1914. 37Gtf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01
Notice taEusfOnlerss=

tTkNBE subseribsftkr desirous 10 please y. a
y promote the ileresis Of sll those y
l'eali 10 see him, ha4sst ifted up bis store %
neainess, and is noteceisiug general sssort
Isment Of English, Inch and German Fancy
Goods together viii heavy stock Of Domes
tics, consisting 10 Pl Of the following Z
Saper6ne Fancy Clds. Csssimeres & Vestings,
Brown Cotton 3-4h-4, very heavy and
cheap, from 81 id0 cents.
Six pieces Of Gained new article,
Moaslin de Lsins 4 ckusans- Of everysgrade
and quality,
Heavy BurlsPs, DrlAys and Linseys, for SER
/. wants.
New York Jeans,
csssineis figured and .Iain at ell prices.
HArdware, general sortment, such aslocks,
mails, ehlssels, sugel shoe lacks, sParables,
spikes Of every sixs&e.
saaeensWare, spleudiassortneu Of new pat
terms,
China and Glass yarspIain and gill figured.
The above chssp pPiy Of Goods, together
with the sock before hand, enables ms, 70
say with safety, THAI is the interest Of ali
who want cheap andfscy articles to gige me a
call. do not want mney; Country Produce
viii suit my purposes, Ind therefore any o0e
lhat wants the highest esh prices fcrtneir pro-
lace ought to call on ma where they eau be ac-
sommodated with eVeryarticls usually kept on
band in a dry goods stole. II Is with PLEASURE
luat express my unabated couhdence 10 N.
people Of Harfers-Ferry, and Of jelierson gen
eraiiy. r d DORIAN.
Harpers-Ferry, Jan 25-3t.
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T[.1AIiNDs FOR SAVE.

. arrIa for sale the following sRrSs -
Sna Land ii The Counties Of JeHsOn and
Berkeley r.. ,n;las
|. azTgactiof 300 Acres, thf7 ,n,nss
hsiow M.rtipsbury. now IN the tenay Of Da-
xala Campbell. whose term expires Aprii.
.. TwoFarms OF shout 500 kreseach,
& RsrLsey ind tetfersoa Countieyn opsqiqn.
Il extensive and very r4ch Tow aDds,now il
the occupancy Of Repjanifn Boiey
3. My Woodbury. Estate pm which l
resided Two years ago, in Jefsr} County, cor
tanning 370Acres.
- 4. My Hazlefeld Estatdo! GOO Acres
to be sold entire or divided,
8. My Solphar Spring tact. OF a-u
Acres, on opequonts with a WY tne SllpAal
Spring, which was for mac years 1nomh . !
Menghini's sulphur SprinF
These Tracts will be SOLD on the most accom-
modating terms, and divided where practicable
10 suit purchasers. = Imms3iste payment OF y
past of the purchase moafy viii DO required
provided interest be paid ard good seeufil
with mortgages on The premises be giTon;+, .
terms will be made as easy and Accommodates
as any purchaser can ask.
- - Il. sr. G TUCKER;
Hszle6eld, Sept q, lai3-tf
Thesiepapts on the lands will show the PR
mises, and give such information as may De d
sirable.
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S0RMsB ANU SagA9B
masn,:sI .IIiiIer. EIstttst,

Ssirss .ilas;eai:.s u proposes 70 the citizens
cad also several ATnaRd vicinity. e,slng =
pFoGsred their assistance, w.
o. FEBRUARY, Of 90 soon as >. regdlss lter Paft
subscribers are obtained. SSer az
NJ. Miller assures The public. thai q.
fefmaaee shaDRbe Of such cast Is 10 res,,. -
pleasing and entertaining. Some choice :;
q soapssliSH :h having been Pr0spIs
Programme published.
Coneequent upon The depressed stan Of q.
nances, The terms ofsubseriplionwill be hed :,
The lowest possible rate For family d six
peteona q asa genllsmsn and Iedies75
ee1ss-indis iduai subscriptions -. cent -
Dr.: Miller win cali % % z. so fsn55 Nan "a
PFepossls subscription par esa q t, I' of
ne Free Press Once. AZ AZ tns 3, ,6e
Messss. Carter and Abelb NheFe persons !. -.
neIshbofhpod q town ~ sgkx iee.s n.n -
and hast thfo1gh sssidept. ths ssI'ol ~ -,
sh1uid 1ot cons 81, The sdbstfiptiou need mol
bsosN 1nt;I u he door Of erloriainmens
6h,rl<s,ozn, Feb 1, iSi4
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BIaeksEaaithing.'

IhVHE subscriber respectfully infgrns the
public that he has iakea the BLACK
IL SfioP % the Shenandoah River. at The
llannondsle Landing. formerly occupied BY
,onn oriegs, Jr., where al kinds Of Smiihinr
snI e done 70 eueat and subs,sntias manner.
~ striet attention 70 business, with 5esife 10
ne Undersigned hopes to receive libe-
Eatsnarf OF the Pupllc's patronage
GEORGE w. Slope.
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! RV > q TO SALE
\ OF YALuAaIE sHkKANpo.h
MILL PROPERTY
IN JEFFERgf)Ns c0ITNr...


Icy virtue Of Dss1 OF Trust secuted by
~ Henry Rowland, Carter Williamson, aud
- masl Httlle6owsf, caieden The Isl day g
May, 1s3S. aud dnty records. in the Clerks Or
nee Of the County Court ef JeEsasnf. and oy
virtue Of Decfea 81 Tia g iEsstil Sapetior Conrl
Or "A v and ChxuceFf Tor xsit county, rendered
at "a nav tern. lsa3, the Undersigned, as sur
wing Tfusa-4+ss >sss-s4--'ts ~ Nublic a&,rflop
10 The highest bidder, an SATUR6ay ~ 9nd
day Of MARCH next, thal large a6o saloabls
Flour NsasavTsctUring az ak
s,.,,ea ~ ~ I md 81 viry 5;ssy resen,lr i
naudosk live aess HarpeEslsr. together y ilh.
- y Of Ford 81 ,.,;.s as..stsa
~ LOT aIas ap>ae
ihegs .har.c,a, ,xfsnl and capacity Of this
ooeriv Ire VI veil Fno wn, as tosnpet sede the
racss.;;v ~. 5.,,,,sd description--it will be
suiicisst Il 80 ,ast ii ii believed to b one af
the most valu,te establishments oflhe kind 10
be found 10 the Slate OF Virgins, and We'll wor-
thy Of the attention OF capitalists from abroad.
The Tens ef Sale aeia s--ons-third Of the
purchase NOISY in cash and theiesidus 10 e
olal anpual instruments, al one, two, three and
four years, with interest Sn each, from The day
Of sale.
The title 10 be retained until the whole Of said
purchase money shall be paid, and DC pufcha-
ser. n furIher pursaapce Of said decree, will
Be required 10 keep .said properfy INSURED in
some safe Office ~ the 5fulIamouDt u he after
payments.
Possession 70 % gtvsagh Ahs ~ aay OF July
nest. ,al,.n.,,
The title IS believed 70 pc lna - - N.
Sale d take Mace oulhe premises ~
aa'e = '-As a ASDRESv HuNTER
PROVINCE A z.t,... s,e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01
WHEAT WANTED.

;hers are desirous' Of pnFcHasiA
- .rse e,,,antity of wheat, for which Thea
IN svthssnirhest cash price on delivery q
W. dI,l pnr1ace-or shatlld farmers prefer il,
Vie IN hail il from their barns, As We keep !
,san for ihatipurPose.
We will also transport -Four, NneAatP anS
Io,her produce, BY way ofthe Canal, TO ING Us
,riet. atthe lowest possible rates.
On hand add for sale, or exchange iof foun.
ltry produce, 5
\ pIrefers .crH. Groceries EcaN SeforD
80 sugsrrru-sv - " ii live he
lhishest .sscs o. Is'a n. w MOOT
IA Furnsee, July II, ls4s.
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!, = ;,.1N T. % 4 BILE EABM
ron SAL. n,
~, .Jef1ersOn Csssm1y, E'G.

.ryt,r .nbscriber offers for sale, very yalu-
"a MA TRACT or LAND, belonging &c
DR. Alexander Dsnotsus''
pancy of Mr. M4nof aut lf.;aa ,,.;n. oac
AcpFs Of which there is q proper proportion
= 81 ,;nbsr. and The resi- cleared land Of The
Sery heal Quality LIS location is most desIa
nls a noint Of access 10 mpke,, being disahi
only one nils Rom sle nAnoore ana onpn ~
Road, and within Saat.et oil mile o. , sss
She pherdstovn ana oasNpa0a lusn2iae' ~
Buildings upon Inc MY ~ coniof1aoie, aw =.
all respects wen aaAPY0 20 ne con'en' fise
the purchased
lplie,,ion to ADAl s DANDRIDiE,
.6gsnt totDr. a S. DandrRgs.
j | Keruevs vile, Jan a5.s44-tf
esLunesstsr Ersr''ii''r ,srt 81 and toward
l.t,s h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND
SCHOOE AP PA IL ATUs:

SCHOOE AP PA k AT Us
Among wtsh are !
sd Breakfast Tables.
VaInn, do DO do =:
CSe Bdon aid Windsor Chairs.
AahNssy Bureau and Book Case wl'i
Zane ca, glass doors,
Mshkany Burese.
hrioaC srpei. aid Hearth Rags.
Co0ncA Carpets and Mating. !
Bras Asdirons add Fender,
| Sanley stove. Rotary, 2 Ten plate
ad I shall Stove.
IA paifol elegant Globes, largest size,
imported to order from London.
| liano, i handsome Electrical Machine
OK Of Philosophical ApPara!9S pup.
2 III Maehells superb large AsE one
iished il 1913. ! ii the World,
lof the United Sis'.-' q Benches
9yeral School Desk them a. FOOD as
10 Bedsteads. frrs''
v! psW,l Beds. Mattresses, SC, pid sspa'
Iao S,;,s. Glasses i WAShstaudss Pitchers :
4 s Sslis,y .. GlAt, CHR. f'''hsn and
\ s quantity d y Bacon and email lot
Apf new PoySf Apples.
Anew pus9en Furniture, i
a'i,ns plemsnts, and a variety Of
Gards TOO numerous TO pslt ' s.. r.hle
sad The weather prove v; II be- sD postponed
| Stays specidsi the sa 1 WIN - :
ItT = TEaMs OF sALEa rs -,
s e1sa he % pase-ss. gi.ias bono nna s IS
bwaros sas cash for all sums u M $50
jrOved sf Is !, tcoonmsnce each day al ~ SOY
4. y. ,rsiuarsicularls Invited 70 ats n :. = :
'''s:; {; ;,:' s s. ';s:.if
quirsd. town. jan. IS, isii.
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~aUsx ST. L..

> - ISL, 6AHGUItu 70 klO
.;r,ue Of 4 Deed otRiohsleia and wife,
IL .nh.er,bsr,bJ will24, aoj Of record U
:. 80 III day Of AprssSn county, va, will
- ~. ao,n,v court of Jf Daniel Eu.lsr's Hotel
~ 800 ~ sale, 10 frepublic auction, on SA-
IN shephsrdttowntsy oil fL9AoA aA "sAs'
.TURDAYt tbs S5Mse Il Lot,
The pAerdstbwu, On Washington
,hs Towp Of and distinguished in the plot
49,, and u. otNo. l57.~ "
Stree owTa /. descrised in the Deed
o. Ssu sion Igiv~a on the first day Of April
81 ss is vested in ,hs Trustee
va purchaser, which however, Is
will beo " 'n s,s JOHNss.ssoo AZ an p''se
belieY bes z - lrp
at az Jap. Is Is44.-4w.
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nInanesfics. Groceries, &c.

raIlsf received and for sale, good assort-
~ msnt Of bleached and brown dcmestics,
Penitentiary aud other stripe coiions DullsPss
linens. and heavy twilIed goods for Negro PANTS
Tor cash. VIM LOCK.
feb1
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70 for Rent.

House in Charlesiown, now 10
hncy or Miss Jane Frame, is for
session gwen the frs, OF April. At
ii The premises. in sddition 70 other im-
ANDREW KENNEDY.
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TO the Publa.

= $500 se Il. Id. retuTp-
TNHE Subscriber takes this fnetnosn,s 10 hIs
u ing is grateful aekdew ,lotrp ,s,,
reuds loFpast fa,ors and begs iea.s rrens
md ihelelIie generally, tAst NJ y y 4 g sff
useaaely for Manusaelusins g1.aar and
IFiacop Sash, Wi1adow
PANEL Desfs, Isl, I,,,sles It
III *. e,,r,;.h those 10 wens @ ~. SAs now on
anu Sae lo'''sJ !, ,caced prices - sizrs-per-
a sp, sisrse s,osI 4 SASH q Ss,sS
Assaay made up Chat being the work sEAess lf,eS
sons aud occupying the greatest length o.lso n,..
10 such, great bargains be given. III
psred to contract FOX The
Ey.ccfi0M OF Esstse,'t.lsN1iss.s,
and from hsexperenee he w f..,idlous.
either Tor dursni's, "a economy in the arrange
merit q dseisnss, call al his OH stsn.i, carner
or Gsrles Street, beiere desls s's-
where. ). 4,,n, ~ ZINC, ROOF
ING, NJ q ums'' b. ToNlLlNSoS.
,aa,le.,own, March o, is4s.
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l &C. inc Las COME,

,-a1AO ..sarv that hose
I<THEN il j. nseessats - ne froul two 10
. who have been own, rSsS win renemoess
800 ears should pay ~ m.se change q
Nc ~ been iva years slaes ssrues.ly request
n h,siness, al which .i.ns a.s fror. each q
q y Nan % pay the ansuns = sisrs zsrdsd thu.
60 80 vart Very many ns t',e due oO,ide, that
soassi apa 10 such now gu u What they have
ro I hsy pay ell OF par ne = hrss Of MateI
re-, oai6g 50 long. y Ill ~ frosa The rrcpe
80 80 icy nay look iot 80 nsr.ops.
oa;csr without EssPees 5 T. TowNEk.
ss6ephs.astown. Jan %, le7 ,hsnselFes il
II fTIThcse p<-<ons knowing en- -.,,,ests
Z Md 10 T Town. 4 Co, are also tsq''s'''
10 pay up .-------------
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r. III. TMNER,
ATToRMEJAT Law \

ShePherdstOs0n, erson Co., "a.
VKTILL practice lhe COak.. Of JefEsf.o,
and tbs adiobg CountieS
July 90, l8l3.-tfl
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For Sale.

HLoyER SEED--apply al The store 9
~ John Yates. Hslltown. and Al thsb.
Messrs. Keyes & KeaTsiey Charles6cust
Tsrms-Cssh. ia sept.
Also, 1000 bushels or Q6snsr.
Of fine quality. 100 BEALL.
quantity Of Locust =
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! SegarR'

- a BOXES Of me most p Ia SCARS
comprising the cnoles' s..-S, 49, r..
vored brsnds. such y WI s1l. 49, nd
purse. received ana tor s.ae Ds uIfIERS
Feb l. N :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

xErE following IS sta'ehaen. ~ T ~
II Castings ina, can be had at ING Hafpsts-l
Ferry Foundry. y
MIL Gearing i;
|. or every description, and the patterns s0e 'fs
same made to order; I,as
| TIrashiag Machines Of Vdftops fttaQss
| Among which are tisse diferent slzss q iarIa
.pa,ierns. Also, patterns suitable Tor BroeET
mos Machine Corn SheletsISraN CulseIs
aud w admill Irons, /
| forming Lathesof different patterns.
! ugcormck's and Loudeun MouldhoaTds -whtch
! ~ are nrerYared TO furnish law to -nne rohanIs
or ploush makers BY the quantity
WAGON Boxes from,5i inches down - the small.
est size that is required,
Andirons, anew style, of various patterns ana
sizes,
4 bysthe single pairsat "a cents per nound SIC
toImerchanis by the quantty 1ior less,
Ground and completeCast Iron Railing sullaois
FOR ,churches, porches, portieos, &c. Also,
for enclosures 10 grave yards. which = muen
ncNter for that purpose man me klp9 Z
fences that have been neretOIore used, Wnlch
: il OF hui little more cost than the old. Per-
Sons who wish to have lots ENCLOSED Tor fani-
~ bur, ing places, will please give the prspeI
Dimensions Of the lot, aud the order allthg
fiilsd with pronptness, and will, ifdesiiSd,
deliver it.
Coal Stoves, Crates, &ca
: have got sample or the small lies on
!, hand at this time, and IN The couFss OF few
= weeks viii have some splendid patterns houa
!, the North, suitable for parlors. As there IL q
:. pattern maker constantly employ ed, am en-
Z aoled TO furnish patterns for Mill Gearing Or
3 Machinery at short notice. rse
= nave made arrangement With Mr. john
Wernwag, whose extensive machine shop -
: conyenientto the Foundry, for the turning and
., fitting up q ever description 81 Castings M
q His name ssa Machinisi is ficieHpgdaran'
d. lee for thefmanner in which the ~osk shall be
l. lone. Mill SpiBdes made and repaired
= The abo4e named work and Castings, shal
& be aore on accommodating terms.
: Letters directed 10 the SUBSCRIBER shall NEE
j, With prompt attention.
= HUGH GlLLEECE,
: Harpers Ferry July - ls43-6 Gun
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900. .cHEWING Ice AcCo. !.

n .rnscr,SsT has just received sp'es
- Chewing Tobacco, A. prices iss .;,ns
s.o len to seventy ave cents feE goCrsM n
| Ian 26-
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n. ~------------------f-
BV&LEYIYN ANY

" g
Irs MARKET
l aoa day d .uereh, The Fam aD..isy ! iAs +
reside, At the head Of Buliskin,
Containing lO6 AS.
! deem il unnecessary 10 enter ind
lar description Of the Farm, as those ~" :,
purchase will examine for themsslySn .D = :,
say however, that il is land OF the ~ vi,
quality, possessing every advantage or 80. !.
fair supply Of Timber; and very comSa at
improvements. II runs, within few 80
yards Of the Railroad, The dwelling one;IIs.
south Of Tfomson's Depot. w
Terms - 0ne-ttird in hand-the balana
fye equal snnual payments, bearing INTEREST,"
payable yearly.
W. W. THRocKMoRToN
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Tract OF land

6Pon which said Baylor now resides-lyipg in
the county Of Jefferson. on the Smthheid ard
ShephsTdslown Turnpike aud one mills from
Leelown, and specially described in said deed Of
trust, conlsiuing 1854 acres in goodcondiiion
with about loo acres of Notwithstanding wa
ter-a young Orchard Of yell selected fruits
neysr-isiling well Of water IN few feet Of the
door. A large and substantial DWELLING
HOUSE, with all ,le necessary 0ut-buildppgs
in short a very desirable property
1srms Of sale as ssesecibein the deed q 1000 e
be paid cash on thk lst Of Aprd, 1914, when pos
session will be given. The balance in equa
annual pay ments, counting from lst Of APfii
1874, With legal interest t4om that date. Bond
with approved secarity, With deed Of trust Up
on the land viii be required for The delerre,
payments
The title il believed 10 be iud.patable, bH
the upGersgne will convey toJhe PurchaseF hi
title as Trustee under said leed
MEtE EDITH helms.
Dec Ii. 1913 Trhstee
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RRUSR SALR.

{lURSUANT 10 . Deed of Trust executed 5
" George F. Ludwig and wife. on The &,
day of June, 1888. 10 The undersignes. for our
poses therein set birth, aud IN rsc6fs IL M
clerk d Office of the county Of Jefferson. v 4
proceed to sell, for ready money. on The premi
ses. on SaturdayIhe 81 Gay Of E.5ruaru nsxt lba
very desirable
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TIE FLOWING
SPRING MILES.


~, rRNTIIS ancient and we'll known estssh
~ L is now 10 better repair 70 uisAa
II Flour than il has ever been sinc@irg
~, hmlt, which is almost a ceEtursxyn' and
80 =. the. best Rubbers 10 clean WIS would
- IS in the State Of Yfginiae 5 ; +, 30
Ia OWNERS Of the Mill, ktafl il H. got DO
- a thus prepared 10 gsFfs Of Me- ouP,
~ wishing 10 be ctcands 10 ~ feebanfs.
aan solict all ~ y ssupefdno H. oushel,
PIT. leans = = ~ fillmore !. aouF and
' aaa Is weIf1e OWN ~ also fa,~at, 90
4 aoo tysSe same VIII rs The me ne geES
9un flour. we wIsd l6ey aes !, sSs sriFys
- for every Ias far~sr, wO q q j
would r4the .apE than for us = al
al with u tor W 20 will buy az n
n prefer ssstitg, - cash on delivery ~
iprice, and pay w q, 0.eryants, yDrA X
he publicS hoF az n'spRAHAM s s,SSy1PDEM
Aug Aug 5. i8as--sn
- IT,, Mi and Plaster ~ :
j : s ~ s srds ~. epd Corr GfiHdq
me G III :, / s. 4gsSs1sfnisa
Aur. !, Ist3.
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TRUSYlEE,S SALE
Mm 81 MgM.

OF hsad ef Trust. executed 10
- the subscriber, BY Tnumas G pasios -
ted it'b day of August, l343. and record in
the iosnty court Dd Jefferson aa.laAs, Va, Twill
exRsef 70 salsT unon tHs premises, at public
sucii2, ~ SATURDAY he l0th day at FEB
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- n. r1;.ernenl, by me SHfE'Il
eyThE. above atsefl assa .n,I contains srue
se.s win lily spProoA HOB - nsgroes therein
s,s,emen, Of my iass1e sot = B! PAGKETT~
named. -.
n Dec .2S, 1913. &c.
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NO ReM

n1HR Ten>meVt couple BY Ms. T5a t.Sr /
Possessios 20 be gyspn the hrss oi2th
n,ir acknowledgement bnade BY fES /
Of February. 1
jan 25-3t k-T
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pasrpoS EMEN.F

l,..ff 5posl poned u
a4Ths above sale-hasr s ssTn pext, being
,,ooaay he 18th day 81 fspi1
a me arst DAY Of Court, ,rr,,F RFoRD, D :.
Z Taos- ny For r. Dufield.