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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
PuRLYc SALE.

M III. be sold. for cash, in front Of the
w acour,-house door Of Jefferson County
on MONDAY the 18th day Of JANUARYne
being Courl.dsy, the interest Of John B. Pack
cit, in she following Negroes, to Wit:
Joseph, Daniel, George, Bob. John,
George, Jun. Jim, Charles, Katy.
Charity Eleanor. Betsy, Kitty,
Francis, Mary. and Jane
Such interest being remainder interest, after
the life estate OF his mother, Mrs. Fanny r.
HooH, 10 which The said Packet is entitled, to.
gether with Ell The children or said Fanny r.,
they being in number in all ten, Of which eight
survive
The precise interest can be sscertained BY
reference % the viii Of James Hammond dec d,
and now Of record 10 the Clerks Office Of the
county court 81 jefferson county
THOMAS RUTHERFORDs D. s.
Dee 90, I643. For r. DIfisd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND
SCHOOL AP

64OO S3Ak1O4O = JAIN II On1i
SCHOOL APPARATUS:
Among which are
Mahogany Dining and Breakfast Tables
Walnut do do ID
Cane Bottom. and Windsor Chairs,
Mahogany Bureau and Book Case. with
fancy cut glass doors.
I Mshogsny Bureau,
Parlor Carpet, and Hearth Rugs,
Common Carpets and Mating,
Brass Andirons and Fender,
Stanley Stove. Rotary, 2 Ten plate.
y and small Stove.
Al pair OF elegant Globes. largest size, J
imported Is order from London,
Piano, handsome Electrical Machine.
| box Of Philosophical Apparatus,
2 81 Miichel's superb large Maps, pub
lished in ls43. ! Of the World and one
Of The United States,
Several School Desks and Benches,
10 Bedsteads, (most OF them as gOop as
new,)
Feather Beds, Mattresses, SIC. sold Sepa.
ralely, If required,
Looking Glasses. Washstands. Pitches s
Basins,
A variety o. Glass. China, EarthenE and
Stone Ware.
A quantity Of Old Bacon, and asmall lot
Of new pork,
Al few bushels Of Apples,
All the Kitchen Furniture,
Gardening Implements, and variety oil
articles too numerous to mention:
should the weather prove very unfsyofsble
on. the days specified the sale will bePcstponed
til the first 6ne day succeeding.
TERMS OF SALE.
credit OF months on all sums Of IS and
upwards: the purchaser giving bond and aP
I proved security cash for all sums Under S.
ezSale 10 commence each day at 10 O'Clock
AN.
Ladies are particularly invited 10 attenl th'
room adjoining. The sale room will be reserv
ed for their accommodation
Adv Of The above articles win be disposed o
at private sale, previous TO the sbovssdaJs, ifre
quired. t*@
charlestowp, Jan. 25, 1884,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
IN MARKET

- IN HhHhEI T"l
II WILL sell at public sale. on Wsanesdsy The
L 2O,h day Of March, the FARM on which !
reside, atthe head OF Bullskin,
Containing 400 Acres,
/ deem it unnecessary to enter into particu-
lar description Of the Farm as those wishing 10
purchase will examine for themselves. will
say however, that il is land OF the very best
quality, possessing every advantage Of wafer, a
fair supply Of Timber, and very comfortable
improvements II runs within few hundred
yards OF the Railroad, the dwelling-ole bale
south Of Thomson's Depot.
Terms :--One-third in hand-the balance in
Eve equal annual payments, bearing in,efestand
payable yearly. Ii
ran %. 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
Netnfs.
TeInperance CIRCULAR.

ayLIN accordance with instructions from the
JegersoR County Temperdnes Union, the under.
signed, request the TepPetaace Societies in the
Conventional Districtlcouposed OF the Counties
of Jeffefson, Clarke, Frederick, Berkeley, Nor
son, Hampshire, Lopdonn, Fauquier, Hardy,
Harrison, Rock iughsm, Shenandoah, Augusta,
Warren, and Page, 70 appoint delegates 70 a
Convention 10 be held in Winchester, on The ga
of February. l6i4-said societies 10 send one
Delegate for every 90 members; also one Tor
frsctioR Of two-thirds thai number. Each SO.
cie,y is respectfully requested 10 send detailed
report of the date Of Us organisation, plumber OF
membsgs and prospects.
n. N 6ALLAHER,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
THE FLOWING
SPRING MILLS.

THIS ancientan well known establishment
Il is now in better repair 10 u;snnfsciuro
Flour thar it has ever been since il was first
hnt, which is almost century-haS ing one of
the hes, Rybbers 10 clean Wheat from illh that
is in the State of Virginia, made by one Of the
owners ofthe Mil, ELISHA S. SNYDER. Being
thus prepared TO grind all kinds Of Grain, and
wishing 70 be constantly employed, We would
, solicit all those who have. Grain, to grind p
give us calland see whether weswik mol do
as well for them as any other Mill n the coun-
". For every hundred bushels ofsMerchsnta-
Ole Wheat, weighing 60 pounds 10 the bqshel.
we will give 90 barrels superfinh Flour, and
stand the inspection in Baltimore, n in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. We viii also fhrDish casks
if requested BY the owners Of The Wheat. they
paying for the same when they gel the reilrn
Tor their Flour we Will also give $50 pounds
Of OfFsIl for every hundred bushels Of Wheat.
We would rather The farmer worid grind his
Wheat with ua fof toll, than for US: 20 buy, YET
If any prefer selling we will buy at a fair naf-
ket price, and pas lie cash on delinry.
The publit's humble servants,
ABRAHAM SNYDER, =
ELISHA s. SNYDER,
Flowing Spring, Aug 3. l8t3'-7.ul.
~ Our SAG NIL and Plaster Nit
are in good order, and Corn Grinding
in the Cob Is fegularlg attended ID.
"A. & E. s. SNYDER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25

James n. KinniDghaIn,

m EsPEeTFULLY informs the eilixeps %
III Chkrfes,own aud ihe adjleent codnlry
thar he has opened TAILORING ESTAF.
LISHMENT ! lev doors East 81 Ms. David
Hanphrssss Store, and nearly opposite re
store &c MIR. G. ". Aisqailhs 10 The shop Tor
metly oceppied By Nc. Thomas NJ Webslefs
where he Is prepared 70 execute In tie neaiost
and most fashionable style. sil artieles 10 bis
line Of business. and Il prices 10 suit the tness
From long experience 10 business, aid lhe ge-
neral sslisIaction he has rendered 70 laf, be cah
with safety insure 4 neat al, ana perfect sa,is-
fae,ion tothose who may BE- pleased 10 patrou.
i<e him. i
Having made ample arrangeHen sA 70 be pro-
.lded with the FASHIONS as they are reeplaIr
y issued, be can promise the xsIy Zip Of the
fashion" 70 those desiring their garments 81
made, and are thus enabied to cay that thu
M'st fas,idiops viii Se served 10 order By giv-
ing him a call
As none bnt the very best wofkmcn viii b
employed, the pubhcmsy rest assured that hia
work W be both neat and durable
He hopes, By strict attention 10 business,
a;ie runetaailiy il engagements, 10 receive >
liberal portion Of discerning public pasronage.s
Chariesiown. Nov. ., IS4s-- 6m.
Pc Country Produce win be tsksn II al
times IN exchange for work al cash prices. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25

The Elk Branch and Zion Church Total Alb
uinence Society, will hold a Meeting al Elk
Branch Church on Saturday evening, the sItn
inst, At early candle light. The society WIZ oe
addressed by Mr. J. A. 3. Harding Inc Puohc
are respectfully invited 70 attend. eiye rs
full Hcnse.''
Tan o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sale.

10y virtue of Decree of the County Court
ID OF Jefferson county, ina suit in Chancery
Of William Grove, EXT OF James Glenn, decd,
the subscriber. appointed Trustee and Special
Commissioner, for that purpose, will proceed 10
sell al public auction, on Friday the Odd day Of
Fsbruary nsrt, in front Of Joseph f. Abell's'Ho-
tel. in charlestown. tail the right. title, interest
and claim Of the said Joseph Crane, and Smith
S. Crane, Of, in, and 10 thatcerain tract or par
eel OF land, situate, lying and being in the said
county Of Jefferson, and containing about .A06
acres, and adjoining the lands Of Dir. John
Briscoe, decd, William Moore, SamH Wright,
and Daniel Xable, il being the same tract which
descended 10 them, The said Joseph and Smith
S. Crane, from their father, Joseph Crane, de-
cessed''
Terms Of Sats.-So much cash as shall be. suf-
fceut 10 pay half the amount Of certain note
executed by tho said J & S.. S. Crane to VIM.
Grove, Ear OF James Glenn, decd, on The 18th
day of Aarch, 1895, FOR the sum Of $3.50; with
interest on the same from The date Of the note,
and the expenses Of sale, and The balance in
twelve months with interest from day Of sale
the purchaser giving bond and security for the
deferred Payment, and a deed Or lruston the
tpremises HENRY .BEDINGER,
Jan IL, 1874. Special Com !,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
= UBxxC S ALI
OF vAIuABLE sHESANnosH
MILL PROPERTY,


nY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed BY
- Henry Rowland, Garter Williamson, and
samuel Hs ilebower, dated on The lst day Of
May, 1888. and duly recorded 10 the Clerks Of
nee OF the County Court Of Jefferson, and py
virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
81 Law and Chancery for said county, rendered
e. the May tern. lS43, Inc undersigned, rs sur
vising Trustees. will sell. al public auction.
70 the highest bidder. on SATURDAY the And
DAY Of MARCH next, that large and valuable
Flonr Manufacturing will,
Situated on The lsIpnd OF yirginius. III the She
nandoah kiser, near Harpers-Ferry, recently in
Inc occupancy Of Ford s. Snyder, together with
|7she MILL LOT and all the Buildings attached
thereto
The character. extent and capacity Of this
properly. are so we'll known, as 10 supel sede the
necessity ofa detailed description---h will Sbe
sufficient to say, that Il is believed 70 be Of
the most valuable embellishments ofilfe kind TO
be found 10 the Stale Of Virginia, aud well wor-
thy Of the attention Of capitalists from abroad.
The Tnns Of Sale aria bs-One-third OF the
purchase mo6ey in cash and the residue in e.
quail annual instruments. at one, two, three and
four years, with interest on each, from the day
Of sale.
TIE title 10 be retained until The whole Of said
purchase money shall be paid, and the purcha-
ser, 10 further pursuance Of said decree, will
be required 10 keep said property insured in
some safe Office, TO the full amount Of the after
payments.
Possession 10 be given on the lstday Of July
next.
The title is believed 10 be indisputable.
Sale TO take place on The premises at - M
precisely. ANDREW HUNTER,
PROVINCE MCCORMICK,
Ian IA 1874 TRUSTEES &c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25

To William Long, William. S. Long,
George Weller, Dqpfd II, Conrad and
Daniel Burkhdrt
HyAKE NOTICE, I hat ont the 10Th day 81
u February 1914. at The Office of-Commis.
sioner Robert Worthington. in cbafies;own.
Jefferson county, Virginia shall take The depo.
sitions Of Or. John II. Straith, DR.. G. j Stu
art, and David Baldwin, to be read rs evidence
in suit depending in the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and chancery for Jefferson county, yir-
ginia, on the Ghancery side, in which 1 am
plaintiff, and you are defendants. Yours. &c
RICHARD II. RANSOM.
Jan II, 1914 --4w. s. L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
Wanted IInunedIiatcIy,

EFA Journeym man Shoemaker seeustoI3ed 10
work on Ladies' work. To a sober and insius-
trious man, constant employment and llberal
wages viii be given. wM AVIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25

The lollowing named papers will please copy
the above .-Rsp,ubliean and Yirgiaia,s, winches.
ter !; Gazette and Republican. Martinsburg Spi-
~ ~ ga. Warrenton lWasAingtoniaFi, Lees
bury: I,,itllieemesr, Romney; SeaiineI, Wood
stock Register, Hsrrlsonburg Spectator, Staun,
ton Ard an othe. papers in the district.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
SeIld On Yonr orders.

f1UsT received suotherioi Of HATEiAWAY'S
~ HoT-AIR COOKING STOVES, and for
sale BIZ JOHN a. PETER, .sgfnt.
Chkflestewn, Oct 10, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25

yr,HE Tenemept occupied By Mrs Trsswin.
Possession 10 be given 90 the hrst day Of
April. Application must be msde y ne ls'n
OF February. JoHNs 1AtEsS.
Ian Q5-3t ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
TRUST SALE.

TRUST Sale.
SnURSUANTto q Deed Of Trust executed by
X George F. Ludwig and wife, on the 9Th
day of June, 1899, to the undersigned. FOR pur-
poses therein set forth, and m record in the
clerks office Of the county Of Jefferson, will
proceed to sell, for ready money, on the premi-
ses, on Saturday The Sd day Of Fsbruqy ntzt, that
very desirable
DOO31 q bog
in the town of smith6ed, at present occupied
by MIR. Henry Myers.
Possession given on the Arsti day Of April
next Such title as IS vested 10 the Trustee
will be given the purchaser, which however is
believed TO be iDdlsPutable. Sale to take place
JOHN F. SMITH,
Smilhfeld Jan l8. Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25


THE MURDER OF Mr.. SPRAcuE.-The
Providence Chronicle says, 10 relation to
the demeacor OF the prisoners Gordon,
who are under examination, that 'all The
parties seemed hardened. and did not aP-
pear to pay the least attention TO tbs dePo-
sitions Of the witnesses. The only feel
ing betrayed 5y any Que. was William,
who, while, DR.. Miller was describing the
manner 10 which be supposed the MUIR
der TO have been committed. and The pro-
babe position of the murderer. appeared
deeply interested and drank in every word
With The greatest attention. When the
coat, covered asst was with the blood Of The
murdered victim. was produced, and the
place Of lis concealment described, there
was ID evident shade Of horror on The
countensnce Of each. and shudder.--
AN appeared as II they would like TO have
sank through the floor. as II was noticed
that not one looked At the garment while
twas in the room. This betrayal o. feel
ing means something. and il will undoubt.
edly have As full weight on the uindsso'
the community.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25

MURDER OF Mr. SpRKeuE.-The ex-
summation Of the persons charged With be-
ing concerned ID the murder Of Mr..
SpFague. was completed 1t Providence,
RI, on Monday. Nicholson Gordon
was committed for trial. and Machael o.
Brisu was discharged.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25

Trustees Notice,
store House for Rent.

IHVHE Two Story Brick Store House, with
u an excellent cellar underneath. now oc-
leupied BY Mr.. John B. Packet, in the mos. bu-
siness part OF the IOWA. is for Rent.
Possession given on the FIRST day OF April next.
apply 10 THOMAS RAWLlNSs
chsrle-town, Jan le.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25

2 A most heart rem ding accident occurred
on Monday afternoon. 10Th instant, be-
tween 3 and 4 o'clock. at the Washing.
ton Cotton Factoryi distan. about 81 miles
from BALTIMORE. on the Falls turnpike
road, by which Mr.. Emanuel Pierce. the
superintendent oIthe card room lost bis
life. Mr.. r. H.. Fulton. the proprietor,
had been conversing with him about five
minutes previously. aud left Tim in his
place, with view Of entering another a.
pariment OF the building, soon after enter
iug which. he discovered the machinery
10 drag heavily. aud suspecling an acci.
dent, his attention was directed TO the
main shaft, where the unfortunate person
was found lacerated and torn 10 a mosl
shocking manner with life entirely ex-
tinct Il is supposed that Immediately
after Mr.. Fulton left him. discovering some
repair TO be necessary he was about exc
cutting l., when bis clothes became entan-
gled BY the coupling box Of the main
shaft, which revolving at speed Of up
wards Of hundred revolutions per min.
ute, threw him with immense violence
against the upper floor, until the machine.
~ was stopped.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25

- - ~ =
SERIOUS yQccldent Of tie Wig Club Hsnss
Yesterday evening. little before sun
eel. the gloomy weather. which has pre-.
vailed for several days, hating given way
70 genial sun shine, numbers Of person.
collected a the Club Hose, some q
spectators. The larger number 10 take 90
active part ia completing the bailding.
Large numbers were Oh the roof. and
SfmI. F. Adie. Esq 10 the midst. had
just called Their 10 order and Tas IN the
act Of commencing harangue. or asking
apasriolic Song TO BE- sung. when the rooi
gave way apd tilt9 or sixty persons we're
simultaneously precipitaied 70 the door. 2
distance Of some 80 ieetl This dreadful
accident cansed, OF 1.-THE most to.
multuoux consternaslon and alarm. 10 the
ticinitE, Sin brietsPace The whole town
were ID . stale Of agitation.
But We are happy 70 say, taatno life
vas lost and none likely TO be lost
Numbers received spfsins. bruises, con !.
tntions and fractures. Mr.. Adie had an
arm 5roken-Dr Eemosy was much hurt.
but We are happy TO bear. walked of the
ground The was a soldier under Massenal)
with slight aid-one Of eur towns most
popular men, Ed. Allen al the Powhatan
House. was reported to be Dortally hurt ;
but 9aier account represeDta that be
J bad sustained no fracture. Several boys
were injured-a son Of Thos. Tyfet's. .
son Of David Walsh's, Esqs, we have
particularly heard of-and we conceive
i the worsipsrt Of the accident that chill:
dre1 should be hurt. Robert Maynard
Esq. We understand since. received some
injury. Many others no doubt were hurt
OF whom from the lateness Of .be hour
we have moi yet heard.
sThls melancholy accid ent has thrown
dampsuPon the spirits Of the town: Blu
accidents are accidents. and rafiers vii
break when the incumbent weight Is toe
great for the strength Of the tinbers.--
Oasns are out OF date aow, in our en,
lightened age but were they siIll in vogue
and superstition and ignorance 10 the as
cendant. we should Proclsins this mos
lost. after such d tumble. II ii like Thu
fall which Scipio Africanus lhe~youngel
encountered when he jumped frs. on the
African shore. and. Observing the super
siiious fear Of bis troops from the circum
stance, elaspedlthe CLAY and exclaimed
III hold thee fast, Afric! Thou shall no
escape me T..
To men hurt IN such a cause, let III
- II :
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CONFECTIONERY,
FRANCIS DUNNINGTON.
Forwarding & Commission
Merchant.

WILL giys personal attention to sli con-
w signmsn.s made 10 hun, and will alwsys
make prompt settlement Of sales
LIbersl advances made % eonsignmenls when
required.
ksrne5Vills Depot, Eev'fn, lssa--a.
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TRUSTEES SALE
NSR q AMgA.

SSS - 33shS2a SAfA
10y virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed 10
Nd the subscriber. by Thomas G Baylor, da-
ted l7lhI day Of August, l643, and Of record in
the county court Of Jefferson county, Va, will
expose to sale. upon the premises, at public
aucti n. on SATURDAY The l0ih day At FEB
RU.3Rf nert, the
Tract of Land
Upon which said Baylor now resides-Iyipg in
the county Of Jefferson. on the Smith6eld and
Shepherdstown Turnpike. and ons mile from
Leetown, end specially described in said deed Of
trust, contaiuing 1854 acres 10 good cond i;ion,
with about 100 acres Of Understanding wa
terra young Orchard of we'll selected frut-a
neyer-faiIing well Of water 10 few feet Of the
door, A large and substantial DWELLING
HOUSE. with all the necessary out-buildings
in short a very desirableProperly.
Terms Of sale as described in ihe deed 1000 Il
be paid cash on the LIST Of April, 1874, when pos
session will be given. The balance 10 5 equa
annual payments, counting from Isl Of April
1874, with legal interest from that date. Bond;
with approved security, With deed Of trust up
on The land will be required for the deferred
payments.
The title is believed 10 be indisputable, bu
the undersigned will conveysto the purchaser BIZ
title as Trustee under said deed
MEREDITH HELM.
Dec IL, ls43 Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-25
P u = LIC SALE,

THO be sold, at the residence of Mrs TRAFIN,
Il in Charestown. on THURSDAY aDdiRRI.
DAY, the 18th and 18th of February next va.
liable H.
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$4,000 DOLLARS.
.AlexGmdrig Lottery,

CLASS No. 7, FOR IS44.
To be drawn at Alexandris, d. c.,
On SATURDAY. The I'm Of February, 1914.
BRILLIANT SCHEMEt
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no Che Public.

10 the EuDl1cs
PIE subscriber takes this method 81 return
- ing his grateful Acknowledgements 10 hm
irenualor past tavors and begs leave TO inform theh
snd TIE public generally thai be i prepared With
Maehinei, Tor Notwithstanding
Windotc Sash, Hindo,o Blinds, and
Paanel Doors,
And can furnish those IN want Of such articles 4
short notice, and at reduced prices He has now Oh
hand, large stock Of SASH Of safioua ai3es--pe{-
soma wishing to build would advance their worA
more rapidly BY purchasing doors, blinds and saah
already made npl that being the work most ronhee
some and occapy,ng the greatest length uf ,imel
TO such, great bargains will be given HI isaso prs
pared TO contract FOR the
ErecIiOnsOf EsteffdiNrx.
and from his experience he ea,ters h;msalfl,hs, IL
can iully satisfy The notions Of the most astdouk
either FOR durability, comfort, convenience. or Ella
gance, FOR piainnes and economy ii he arrane1.
ment OF dweil.nss: Persons wanting any thing III
his line will do we'll to csll al his old ssnd. corn1
Of Liberty anCharies Street, before dealinr elsd.
where.
IlTi am also prepared 10 put on ZINC RooH.
ING, al all times.
u. ToMIINsoN. !
Z
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PnsrPn,NEMlFNr,II,.,.

e+The above advertisement, By the Sheriff,
meets with my appreciation. and contains true
statement Of my interest in the negroes therein,
named JOHN b. PACKETT.
Dec 90. 1913.
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EEAlRpia&9aW u 81
IRON FOUNDRY.
mill Gearing

2NHE following Is statements the kinda dr.
- Castings that can be had at the Harpers-,
Ferry Foundry.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

Jan. 10, Is44.
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ErCcliolaSOF EEiffffiMa.r

.charie.,o~p. March >. isis. ios'l4Ss ~
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE the subscribers, being appointed b. the Hon the
w Probate Court Tor the District Of Hartford, Com
mssioners To receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate Of CALVIN
JOHNSON late Of Norwich, in said District deceas.
ed, and oil claims and demands exhibited in Offset there.
to, aud six months from this date being allowed for that
purpose hereby give notice that will attend to the
business OF our appointment, Henry II. Waerman's in
said Norwich on the first Thursday in January
one O'Clock l.. NJ, l3j.3w.
JOEL MORRIS. Ic.-.
WILLIAM SWEAT, ( Ne"""''''V"eS'