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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

Washington A,rangemsnfs Col Polk
brings his-owu Editor 20 Washin g,on--
Mr. J G Harris of me Nashville ITqioh."
Col A. o P Nicholson. late u S Sena.
Tor PRO ten and . protege Of Polk. Is 10
succeed Mr.. Harris in the conduct of the
Union. sBlair Of the Globe is 10 be offered
a Foreign Mission or something equally
oice the Madisonian is 10 be bougtf, 10,
and il practicable. The ihree Laco Foco
papers now published al Washington are
10 be rolled into one. which will regu.
larry play The genieelest Of tunes from
notes furnished al The White House, bav-
ing all the patronage OF the Executive
and Congress 10 sustain It. This is a good
plan. il il can be carried into practice
We observe in The Madisonian that Mr..
John Tyler and his interesting little party
are troubled with fears that Mr.. Polk is
not aware Of the exien: OF his obligations
10 them for his Presidential luck. They
are determined, however. 10 illumine his
darkness on his point, and 10 awaken his
sluggiIh gratitude and secure their paw.
They mean 10 keep what Offices they NV
have. and get some more IL possible We
see that Mr.. Tyler himself has banker.
ing alter seat in the U. S Senate He
has an excellent chspce as there is Ty-
Ter party Of one in the Virginia Legislature.
and tits probable that the vote Of that one
will IT axe the Senator With his usual
luck, Mr.. Tyler cannot fail to he elected.
IN Y Tribune.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
COTTAGE BUILT

DIV laH4lLI5J e. tzIGJys SEQ
a inc large Barn, recently erected spSIfg.
Smoke, Corn, Poultry. apd Rooi bonsEs Az ,iss ]
hohseIfor servants. tosether vim otier rsoh E
site oufIbui.di. %. a II in exceltep, rera;r
Tnere : upon the premises fine YOUNG
ORCHARD Of choice fruit,in full besring; ard
also near tie house there is large limestone
spring which affords running water Ii most Of
the fields
! do pot deem it necessary 10 give further
particulars lHIreference TO The Place, as | pre-
sumo that all who MAJ wish to purchase will
cell and Iex anime The pronetty for themsslve.
and 10 any snfh ! shall be happy 10 furnish
whateyef information may be r. quisie, on sp-
plicatio1 70 me personsIly, Of By litter. post
paid. HENRY BOfELER.
Aug Is. IR44-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
] cHARLEs ruMN LYCEUM.

The following question has been seleet for
The discussion on Wednesday next
fb agriculture the most important interest Of the
United Sfaies?"
The public is respectfully inviied1o attend
lPonctual attendance Of the members is.Ie.
qdes,edl i.
BY ORDER OF Tue PRESIDENT.
5Jaa. i6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
srEAnrnoAr AccrDnnr.

On Saturday night, the 2Sih ull.. about
eleven O'clock the steamboat Capitol.
bound from Piillbafg 10 81 Losis. wss de-,
stroyed bs Ore :, ST. Mary's Lsnding. ..
bout seventy niles below ST. Louis. The
Gre oTigInsled about midway OF the boil
eTs. probably from some deiectjn The Tor.
naces. and spread with astonishing rapid
~.
The alarm was Instantly given. and the
passengers. mosis Of whom were asleep.
with The exception OF three. succeeded 10
msking their escape The fame spread
upwards and ibnoogh .he cs6ia. so swiftly
that several Of those 10 The cabin effected
their escape BY letting themselves down
on The after guards.
A Mr. Dslrymple his wife. son (Mss-
Ter Joseph ID and daughter, a young la
dy. were passengers on board. The "a
Their aud son occupied stale room ia the
genilems0 cabin Lemolherau and daugh.
ter room 10 the ladies csbio. From the
besi sccoDp's We can gather il is mos, pro.
babe Mr.. Dslrymple and bis son petished
IN their ,sis,es room. They bad been q
Eakenet by the Capisia. and this is the
last that . cer'sinly knoRn Of them. -
Mrs. d. and her daughter reached The
cabin. when the mother tainted and fell
The flames rushing in. the daughter had
barely lime to save her liie. BY letting. her.
sell dawn 90 the after guard Thus. the
father. mother and son, j. IS believed. PEI
rlshed in the flames. Mr. d was from
Lynn. Mass and was moving 10 farm
10 The 9viciniiy Of CsrlinyiIIe. ILL., He
had on board large amount OF valuable
properly. al Of which was lost.
A MrAMLsne and bis lady bad barely
lime 10. escape 10 the clothes in which
they were sleeping. Mr. NIL. had up
wards Of s. 500 10 gold ID his trunk,
which was lest.
There were but few persons 10 The cab.
IN il il had been otherwise. . number
must have been lost, as there wss not
lime 10 bsve awskenrd them. There
were a number Of families on deck. all OF
/ whom were saved. although most of them
lost4 their baggage and clothing. The
boots. money and papers Of the boat were
ell Essi.
Collections rere taken up IN the church.
IS al ST. Louis on ihe 29th uit for the re.
liei Of the sufferers. 20 be placed 10 the
hands Of the Man or for distribution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
music. TEACHER.
oHARLrs q. KEN 4.

Predecessor Of MIusies
n EsPEGTFULLY oilers bis services 70 The
u eitizeDs Of chsrlest1wn and iis vicinity,
10 the eaPacity Of Teacher Of Music.
he will give lessons on the Organ, Pisno,
Flute, Guitar. and in Singing and thorough
Bass
He,csn give ihe most satisfactory references
ia regard to his qualifications.
He can be found Al Mr. Carriers Hotel.
Noe 81 -Iaaf-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

Sudden Deofhs-There were two sw-
fully sudden deaths 10 this town on Sa.
'urdsy last An old gentleman by The
name OF Fem. who has been fory some
tine employed at West Hill Warehouse.
was while engaged ia his business. taken
with shudcetiug. and in a few minutes
was acorpse.
About the same period, alsd about IL
Years Of age. the son OF Mr. Jas. Pace.
was wh,Ie engaged at play on Poplar
Lawn. taken with a chill and died ia the
course oil an hour : Petersburg Intel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

Msr;eo The schooner Ventnra, at
New Qlsans. sailed from Vera Cruz on
the 18Th December. one day later, than
Mr.: Cnshing's accounts.
A letter fran Vera Cruz Of Dec. II
states that Vera Cruz and Jllaps have de-
elsred against Santa Ana. and lhaiin both
these places his efEigy had been torn 10
pieces by the pnpulsce.
Other letters state thai Santa Anna be-
ing A. Qneretaro q, the hesd ofl500 men.
was abandoned by them and 'bev passed
over 10 the insurgen, chief Paroles The
ex president WAS thus lei alone without
followers. Tuspan bad also declared for
The Insurgents No engagement Of apy
consequence had taken place. A fsw
men were killed st3Jalspa which is The
onlv- place Whole blood was spilled
.faoihsr account Santa Anna vas at
Qaeretsro. a. the hi ad OF SO00 rru., en !.
,irely surrounded by tie insureen, popp-
ls'ion. from whom itfwss impossible for
him 10 escape.
I The Msdisonisn Of late date has the
following. in large tyre
1niellieence has reached this city. from
an authentic source. thai he army oHSsn-
u Anna ha, deserted him. and rhs, he
has been hv Decree Of Congress, formal
~ banished from MEXICO His late cshi
net. including the noted NJ Reion has
probably met with the same fate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
"A GOVERN ESS.

4 LADY Of highly respectable family Is de-
IN SIRIUS Of ohlaieirg situation IS Govern.
ess. She caa render Eersef useful in the tut.
ion and infringement of small children. Tbs
most satisfactory references will be given.
!. Inquiry may be m sde at the
Jsn9 FREE PRESS OFFICE. :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

ExtFay.

RsTRATED from The subscriber, on Tues
"a day he 2tth Decembef lzst, = fine BLACK
MARE coLr "a, e years Old ia the spring. She
Is marked with small star on her forehssd,
snd has one white foot. Any person seeing OF
hearing Of such On aninsI. will confer favor
By letting ne know. for which lroubis will pay
them. IL gel he msre again.
JAMES A. oRsBOURN
Jan Is. lel2-2le
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

FOX SALE
nRADFoRD'sc COMPREHENSIVE ATLAS
10 IAN elegsnt edilion--cohtsining one hun
dred Maps. Persons DESTROYS Of having COM
plete compendium ~ the world. would do we'll
10 embrace this opportunity Of purchasing, as
the Work is scarce one. Inquire ofihs
Jan9 PRINTER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
FARM for sale.

EGtlNG desifeus of removing 10 Missouri,
4 - piier.for sale The farm on which reside.
1ls situated within half . mf'e Of She pherds-
70 ", upon the county road leading from.thenca
20 Chs5Iesiown, and contains cal ACRES 1875
q which are arabic The remaining 46 acres
being ID wood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

ALL persons indebted 70 the Subscriber by
a. note OF lock account, are noti6sd 10 csIl
and settle theif respective obligations, between
this and The Isl day Of January, Ie45.
WIN STEPHENS.
HpsPsrs Ferry Dee ~ tssf M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
@O $40

/" EssRs KEpR. s. WILLIAMS will give
1Vl a Grand Musical SOipse, at the Court.
house, on TUESDAY. Jan, 2lst A selection OF
the most popular Solos, Duets and Glees. from
the most modern authors win be performed.
For Programme see Bills
e7LDoorsI open at Performance 10 com.
mence at Tiekeis 25 cepts-childfen l2i
CharIestown anI6. ls45
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
New Brussels Carpefing,

McDOM ELL & GABLE,
No 264, Market ST., opposite HanoUer,
AVE Just received By the "Puwhstsn, =
IA 'direct from Liverpool. an additional sup
ply Of Brussels Carpetiig, which, together with
their assortment Of English and American Car
petings, makes their stock superior in point OF
variety. quality and style. to any in this city -
They offer them at lover prices Quality eonsid.
ered) than they can be purchased al il this
couutry.
p Baltimore Oct. 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
rHonrAs ID Wr1sTrR

fashionable aaAora
no EsPEcTFuLLY informs ,ks public gene
- rally that be has just received the Eashisas
FOR 1915, and is prepared 10 execute orders ID
his line with perfect nesiness and durability
he pledges himself TO render ssifsleclion 10
these Who may favor him with their eastom.-
Ills work vii be done upon Is reasonable terms
IS any Other establishment in town tie Invite,
= call from his cid friends and the public gene
rally. His shop is one door West u JGhn
REEDS Taiiot Shop, Main street. chsflestoNn-
Jappart D 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

lEPcof William r. Wooren. Of Prince
Gtorees county, and Delegate from that coun-
-, has been appointed Secretary Of Stale BY
: Gov. Pfau. ID:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
lBTSSOLUTION.

TTVHE partnership heretofore existing be-
II tween The subscribers is this DAY dissolved
by its owd iimi,sIion. A. HeLLANp & Co hay.
ing purchased the entire interest Of all concern.
ed 10 the fim Of A & @ W Holland. the, bust
ness will be conducted at their old stand, Corner
Of High and Shenandoah Streets All persons
having claims against the 6rm ill present the IN
10 either d the undersigned.
A HOLLAND.
G. w. HOLLAND,
on TO +.
I'M ROBINSON. Esq
Harpers-Ferry. Jan !. ls45 Ballimors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

a. There has. been some thirty speeches
maze alrealy on the Texas scheme 10 The
House Of Representatives. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
Groceries, sc.

- ~ - hNS9 49, &
fs-1~
ON SACKS Fine s5t.
aO 100 do rosrseldo
is boxes prime Cheese,
9 barrels pnlverised LoRf Sugar.
10 boxes New Bedford Sperm Candies,
10 do Boston MOu5d Candies.
z chests prime quality Imperial Tea
9boxss gold Leaf Tobacco.
1000 large size Pfintipe Cigars,
10 boxes genuine CASTLE Soap,
Is boxes Window Glass,
2 barrels Alcohol, 80 per cent
2 casks White Wine Vinegar,
Is boxes fresh Bdneh ,Rsisins.
2 bags Topper.
Received By &
ADAM YOUNG Jr..Agens,
FefsI Grossly.
Opposite supsrntsDdepi's 0mce,
Main Street.. HbrpersFerrE,
Dec 10, listi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

e7tAt the late election aia Massaehuset,s 70
Members of CONGRESS, both Bunker Hill ant
Lexington gave Wing msj1rities
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

b5e The navigation Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal continues 10 be entirely unobslruci-
Cd BY ice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
CASH FOR NEGROES.

I WISH 10 purchase large number OF Ne.
groes Of both sexes, that are sound, healthy,
and slaves for life, for which | will pay The
highest cash prices. Persons having servants
to sell, il they will write 10 me, will al all
times attend TO their communications, and will
send my agent 10 their respective residences II
requested. HOPE II. SLATER.
Pratt street, Baltimore, D
Aug 3, iS44 -6nA~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

n s this Is The proper season for making SET
"A iIraents, We respectfully call upon al
persons indebted 10 rs. 10 be prepared for an
adjustment % their accounts. Those having
claims sgainsl u.s.. v IL also prePtTe themselves
for settlement We hope this notice will Be az
tended 10. wERNWAG & -SCH0FIELD.
Hsrpers-Ferfv Jan 2. Ie45-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
VALVABL.E EnND

FOk SALE.
wv i'll. be oIIeredatPfiya,es aIa, a beautiful
~ fand productive TR.fcT or: L.q.ND,
ccntsiFing about
slneEEaHntired s Forty Acres.
Silus,edsin Jefferson county, Virgins, imme.
diaiely on the Baltimore and obie nail Roaa
seo,A one and a-half niles from The Old Fur.
mace an important poin, on the Chess peake and
ONO Canal and three miles from Harhers-Fef.
~, why're tho Winchester and Potomac Raj
koad joins lfs Blltimore2nd Ohio Road The
sol IS naturally Superior, and now weliimprov-
Cd Tor 1he productlon'of wheat or any Other crop
common 10 the country There are ngnht Il
Of FIRST rate springs on and two 81
ter running through Tie farm. sThe sifnat,rn I.
heal'hg, and'no place can pc better supplied
with wster, or more nonvenient 10 cheap ne
of ira vel and transportation. For infarmatinra
cal upbn the undersigned, residing ons.be H..
mises JACOB STkIDER.
Oct B, I54i-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
List of Letters

y List Of Letters
ED EuAINlNG in the Post Office at Shepherds
IL town, on the list December, 1874.
Mary Lions
Mrs H WI Blsckford Lodge Caledonia r
Daniel Byers Adam Leckli!ef
Elizabeth Byers NJ
Frank Blsckford Margaret Miller
Daniel ByeFs James MeGraih
David BilmJre Joseph McMurran 9
Martin Bilmyr6 John II McEndree
& John McGsrry
Ellen Creamst Thomas Mallory
William Crow Eli Mickey
David Conner james Moare
A cathcsrt Mrs Rawleigh Morgan
WIN Cameron Samuel Miller
Morlimer Cookns VIM McMurrsn
John T Cookus VIM Millgan
John nj cookus Solomon Miller
Mfrgsret CIiswel o
George Coleman WIN Orndorff
d Sarah orDdoff
Rev Douglass n
e Nicholas PughIs1
George Eakie Lewis BsRfice
Thomas Edwards .R
r Charity Ross
H Foster 81
Michael Fouke P Shanef
g Jacob Swsgler
WIN Grahsm John snyder2
H Ellen Shepherd
Thomss Hughes
Charles Harper B T Towner
Pleasant Harrich BENZ w Thompson
Margaret HugheE Amelia Turner
David HauB w
George W Harris VIM Williamson or v n
Ann &tMary Harris Heweu
X John Welsh
John Keplineer John Warwick
Charles Keyser z
l. John ziglsr
JOHN K WHITE, P. u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

Emmett. .ferini- This Senator who vas
fecea,ly expelled from bis seal, for being
p1incipal or accessory I'm crime. among
the chief in the catalogue Of legal inter
diciions. has been again returned hy The
citizens ot 0nslow as their representative
IN ,hf Sensie We did hope that they
wduId Save had more self respec, more
State pride, i5an 10 send this man back.
And we believe still. with q full vote. he
could not have heen eleclrd.x Oniy 1863
votes were given Al ibis election we learn.
while two months since. Al the PTesiden-.
bel Election. here were some 900 votes
-s,z. laAhe sane Couu'y. But, 50 it is.
hss ! genuine Certificate this time. ana
!. been allow ed to take his seat-RG-
sgA Regisfa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
CHEAP, CHEAPER.
g 60 z APP 6 S III

a T the Corner Sore. opposite the snperin-
"A lendenI's Office. may be found the follow
ing articles Of good quality -
Cs>sinelS at 3Ti heavy Pilot Cloth al sol;
Ladies' colored nose 1874 =
Gingham l9k: Csfcoes from 6toI2i
Biesehed Muslin g.;
usbieaehed yard wide "a;
Canton Flannel 8 cents;
Mousiin de Lain 25;
Linen Toweiing "a; I'll
Black Lambs Wool Hose 81 Ladies Mitts 81 ;
LADIES' Linen Hakfs Is cents. sc &c,
And general assortment Of goods al prices
10 suit the times, by ADAM YOUNG, Jr.,
Agent for crosby
Harpers-Ferry, Dee 19.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
The Cheap Cash store.
aoni., 81 IN. INa-IAtIl s

.1galnsL nc World.
THE subscribers hsre jus. received fresf
4 lot Of GROCERIES, which they vii sci
as follows:
Good Orleans Sugar g.;
Prime DO do 81;
Good do Molasses only IS esntsi
Best Imperisl Tea 80 cents
Good Coffee 81 better s.
Super Rio Coffee 10 cents.
A. HOLLAND & co.
Harpers-Ferty. Jap is lst5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
Eight Hundred and Forts
Three q ores.

The TERMS Of Sale iciu bt-0ne thousand dol
lars In cash asnd tho residue TO be pard in two
equal annual psynesls from the day OF sale :
The purchaser q give bonds and deed III ttusI
on the premises soid. 10 secure the deferred
payments. BUSH. C. WASHsNGTON. +
/. Ian @ JeA5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

By Divine permission, the Fourth Qnartrrly
Mselioe for the present Conference yea-, If the
'dp'hcdisi Episcopal Church 10 Jefferson Circuit,
Gil cofmsnre in SmHhh-ld, on Saturday morn
iag4he , 9Th instant, al ! o'clock A. NJ.
JANUARY 9. 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
T'racf az LaIiI.

In said County. referred 10 in the Bills and Ex-
ID ibn No One, inl said street
Tbs said Tract Of Land is Situated In said
County Of Jederson, on The Fast bank Of inc
Shenandoah River. near the Furnace and Forge
belonging 10 said Charles Broke, and is the
same which was conveyed BY the above named
Thomas B Washington, 10 the above named
Thomas II Perdpe and William Nichols, BY
deed dated May LIST, 184l, recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the County Court Of sard coun-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
q 0AAOo

|RHE subscribers having resumed business 81
The old stand OF A & w Holland. and
having engaged. the services Of that old and ex-
perebced merchant, Mr.. J. ". Robinson. as
their special seent iiR Baltimore, will receive
weekly NEW GQ1Oss of every variety which
thes will sell stAnsll ipr, fits for CASH and
ea>h only or cSuGiry trade. They will Try and
make Il the advantage OF sit who want eoal bar
gains 10 calt A HOLLAND & co.
HsrperS- Ferry. January 2. kRs5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
INotirfs..
r. az q e e z ST C s
U OF THE "
d WING LADIES'!

The Whig Ladies Of JEFFERSON win meet q,
The PRESBYTERIAN Lecture Room, on Friday Ar
.,ernoon next at 2 O'Clock, 10 take measures fIr
the formation of an Auxiliary Association for
the purpose Of aiding in the erection Of Statue
10 the llluStrious HEHRY CLAY
Every " hig Lady IN the County Is mos, re-
specially invited 10 be present, and participate
in the cRedlngs Of the meeting.
JanustyI6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
CASH FOR NEGROES.

II WILL at al times give the highest prices
4 10 C.4SH, for likely young NEGROES, OF
both sexes, from ten 10 twenty-five years Of
age.a Persons having likely servants TO dispose
OF, will do well to call on me a, nv residence.
IN Charlestown; and any communication in
writing will be promptly attended to.
January S, 1s43.-lf VIM CROW
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

I'd ENKNIYES.- Rodgers celebrated Pen
- halves. warranted received ny
A YOUNG, .fgent..
Hsrpers- Ferry. Ian .. 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16

10y virtue of a dee9 Of uust from Hiram
k-D Carney "a me as Trustee. Twin offer al
pnbIic SALE, oricash ID tho highest BIDDER, Oh
SATURDAY the lash day Of January, The fol.
lowing personal propar,y, va.
3 Feather BEDS, BedAeGds s. Bedding,
Trandte BED, Bedstead and .Bedaing,
One Sidebodrd,
One large Dining Table,
One large Bfeab5dst Table,
7tco dozen CAahs,, Carpet,
Tro Bureaus,
One Candle. andI1 Work Stand,
One gilt Looking Glass;.
One "a hour Clock,
One Desk and q Chests,
Pietu es and FrdmesS
One teh-ptqts SfOrs,7
Tubs, Kstties, Pots Sc, together ,oiti
HOUSEHOLDS & KrrcHEM
FURNITURE,
| or said Cdrafy.
| The same Having been conveyed 10 me Ii
ltiust, 10 secyTelthe payment Of ceftain sun
Of money doe ID Huriah Maddox, which deed i
on record In Abe Clerks Office Of jefferson
] County
Saislto commence Of 10 O'Clock, 4, II.
I II ROBERT. RuSSEEI., tr,
HaffeFs Ferry. Dee I9,ls4t trustee.
]
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-16
LiSts OfV,effers.

L1St Oh h1ellefS,
h EMAINrN3 in the Post utice, Charles
H town, Va, on the Isl January, ls45.
A Vim B MsEruder
Francis Allemong Martin Starr 4 Walker
Ellen F. Allison Margaret Myers
jain Anphers Mr. McPhilln
MILFORD Allison Harriet MiddlecoF =
B Susan Myers
Margaret Bolton John Moore
Henry Bedinger kebeccs Mstheny
Stephen Bsrr2 Samuel M,ers
James Burr Jonsthsn McGnnis
Margaret Bsler Isaac Mccartney
John B incoe A Moore
Charles Bradf I'd and Sarah Milton
Franklin Nases James Moore
MrS DR. Brooks John Massey
Csiharine Butler care Wm mclaughlin
n Frame John w Moore
c N
Samuel csmeron'7 jeremiah Nicodemus
VIM Carroll Lucas NiseI
Ann Craig Henry New
Jsmas Copeland o
John Clip A J O'Bannon
Ehzabeih Cosle !.
WIN II Carroll &C Porter
VIM Grow Miss Pollock cara Of /,
Mary Curtis w Pollock
d Joseph Parribls
Wm Or Geo Beaver John Poh If
Henry English Geo Ri.ler
f. Lewis Robinson
James NJ Foreman 2 Samuel Read
James Flanagan David Rowland
John G Ford S
Silas II Fesgans Moore Seelt
@ Leonard Sadlef
VIM Grove Joseph Starry
James D Gibson ia Stockwell
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DURSUANTats a decree of the Circuit Su-
II perior Court Of Law aud chstrery FOR
Jefferson Coupty, ina suit 10 which Thonias b.
Washington is plainssH, in Chaneery, and Thos
H. Perdue, William Nicholas Charles Brooke
Leonard JeWelif under the name oftPerdHe
Nichols & Co AID Others, are defendants. pro.
nonnced on the Bisl dav Of October, 1874,
shall proceed, on FRiD.7Ythe 7ih dsg al EYGra-
airy ntri. before the front coor al the Court.
house OF Jefferson County, Virginia, 10 sell Ia
the highes, bidder, al putFiic .suction, on tie
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