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FARTHER PARTICULARS OF TIE
ACClDENT.

Great uncertainty still exists as to the
number ofpersons that have been injured
or lost by the wreck of the Swallow. The
probability now is that great many lives
have been lost, but how many no one can
tell. There appears to have been over
three hundred passengers on board the
vessel. Those who were on the forward
part Of the boat were saved, Of course, as
they could make their escape 10 the shore;
but many OF the passengers in the stern
must have been drowned.
We take from the Albany and Hudson
papers Of last evening such particulars as
they have gathered, The Albany Even
ing journal says:
"She left here at o'cloJk with con-
siderable load of passengcrs, aud when op-
posite Athens. 80 miles below this city,
ran upon small island while going at
full speed. The violence of the collision
was so great that the bow Of the Swallow
was bent nearly at right angle with the
hull, and almost Immediately after she
struck, the water came pouring in throsgh
the openings in the bottom plauks. 1t
was nearly nine O'Clock when the accident
occurred, and passengers mostly on the
main and upper decks. A few, however,
re NAMED in the after cabin below deck
The waters and hands were taking
supper in the forward cabin. Alarmed by
the shock. they rushed aft, the chamber
maid passing through the entire length Of
the two cabins, and ascending by the az
ter stairs to the ladies' Cabin, on the main
deck. The water followed with great ra-
pidity, and within three or four minutes
after the accident, the lower cabin was
filled with water. The greatest alarm
now prevailed, and every body hurried to
the state-room deck. An opening was
cut through the roofing of the slate-rooms,
and many c!ambered up on that, as the
boat continued to Gil aud settle rapidly.
At this moment Capt. Squres heard
some calls for help below, and descending
to the main deck, then under water, res
cucd Mrs and Miss Sarbuck, of Troy,
from imminent danger. Mrs Slarbuck, an
aged lady, was Immediately carried to the
shore in n small boat, and every attention
paid to her, but the exposure and alarm
proved too much for her enfeebled frame
and she died shortly after reaching the
shore. This is the only life yet known to
have been lost, though great fears are en-
tertained that several persons may have
been drowned in the main cabin. The
chambermaid, however, who ran through
this cabin, after the boat struck, thinks
that every one had left it; and such we
hope will prove to be the iact.'
The Albany Atlas says: zone OF The
who has returned to this !
city, states that she was in the nfter-cabin |
at the time the boat struck, and so great
was the Conclusion, that she was thrown
to the other side of the boat, and before
she could get out Of the cabin, the water
was up to her waist In the midst OF this
new and more awful one threat
,ued the passengers. The boat took fire
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There are, of conrse, a great many ru-
mors IL regard to who has been lost, &c
but we have now published all that, up to
the present moment, is positively known
Some days will necessarily clapse before
all the sad particulars ;ranspire.
By the way, we learn that it blew great
guns on the river Tuesday night. The
South America was obliged to miss her
landing at Caldwcll's, although :here were
several passengers for that place, and also
at West Point. When near Newburg a
squal struck her, which almost cnpsscd
her. Altogether, it was rough night,
and the passengers, whose nerves were
strung to the highest possible tension by
the disaster of the Swallow, were kept in
a state Of constant excitement.
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THE COLLECTOR OF N. YORK.

The public should beware how they
suffer themselves to be deceived and i'm
posed upon, by those who are endeavor-
ing to supplant the present Collector Of
this Port. One of the modes in which
they are now practising their deception,
is to have letters written from Washing
ton, (or purporting to be from thence
to some of the newspapers in this city af-
frming that Mr. Van Ness will not be a.
bic to retain his place and even that it
has been already offered to another,
while, at the same time, great efforts are
making from here to produce the impress
sion at Washington that public sentiment
in this city is adverse to the Collector:
all of which, in both cases, we have rea-
son to be convinced is entirely destitute
of truth. We trust and believe that these
efforts will fail of their intended effect,
and will, in the end, serve only to expose
the object, and motives in which they
have had their origin, and to exhibit to
the public the true character of the ac-
tors in this persecution. We have how
ever the most positive assurance that no
change in that Office is contemplated.
N0D York San
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rate must stand over--Jack must get his
death through broken window-our FIRE
insurance can't DO paid so we shall all
fall victims to the devouring eIelnent-we
can't 90 to Marga,e, and Caroline will go
to an early grave-tho dog will come home
and bite US all mad-lho shnttcr will go
banging for e'er-the SCOT will always lall
the mice never let us have a wink OF
seep-thieves be always breaking in the
house--qnd our dear Mary Anne be for
ever left an unprotected maid-and all, all
Mr. Caudle, because you will 90 on lend
Ing five pounds '-atcr which the ami
able Mrs. CaudIedroppcd as'eep.-Punch'
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81

Increase oivotes tbs year, 364.
The Common Council stands as last
year-9 democrats to II whigs-a result
which dozen votes in the 10th ward alone
would have reversed.
The wings CARRY one Alderman in
that ward by five votes, and another BY
10. They also cary one Alderman in the
Sd by votes.
The Democrats carry their Aldermen irI
the First, Second, Seventh and Eighth
wards.
The wings carry theirs in The Third
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Tenth.
In the Ninth--the wing banner ward
the democrats have elected one of, All
dermen
On Mayor the democrats have majori
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-17

Female Modesty. -Remembe that the
least false step in the life ola female, is
seldom, if ever, forgotten; therefore con-
dnct yourself at all times and in all places,
with modest propriety,, considering a heart
free from pollution and crime of more val
ue than the richest gems Of Peru. Let
your motto be PURITY and religion; your
guide, Holy Bible; your associates those
who regard both the laws Of God and man.
always letting DUTY govern your conduct
rather than pleasure. Shun the lbertine;
however pleasing may be his earthly pos
session, regard him as deadly foe; and
ever worship at the shrine of innocence
and truth, although it may be clad in the
garments Of penury and want.
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WOODSTOCK, VERMONT:
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL, H. !S4s
$3.50! 5000! 40, SOL!

lfyou don't pay up By the time the vol.
expires you will have $500 instead of
81 '5O'to pay and if you do not pay till
g''er the VOL expires So, so is the word,-
See terms. o5e-tc
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l lie vote for Mayor stands
Total 2,002 1928

Total 2,OO2 1928 3,l9l
Dem over Wing, 1850; Wing and Ma
tive over Dem $50.
The new Common Council is as follows:
Wards.
| James Humphrey, Frcdcrich a. Lee.
, George W. Stillwell, Samuel S. Pow ell.
3 OarM a. Bokcc, Jesse G. Smith.
4 CHorIcs C. Foplcr, .4hrdhom Crist.
5 Thomas ]. Gerald, Isaac N. Dobcar.
6 j. NJ INTyRE, -INGERsoIL.
7 . dward Macombcr. Joshua W. Osborn.
William Burbank, Cornelius Bennett, Jr.
0 William II Campbell, Martin R,Mceker.
Wings in itahc, 6-Nativcs in SMALL
CARS, Dem. in roman, !.
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BROOKLYN ELECTION.

The democrats on the 9Th succeeded
over wings and natives, elected Thomas e.
TaImagc mayor, majority Of aldermen,
and 10 out of Is members of the common
council.
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Representatives Elected.
Wing. Dem. No choice.
Total lCS GO 30
Wing majority, 80. Wing mai in same

Wing majority, 80. Wing maj. in same
counties last year, %.
We must be willing to accord something
to our old opponets. One thing is very
evident, tie aggregate vote is surprisingly
small, and our Democratic friends have
yielded atrumph when a regular pitched
battle would have declared them yictors.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-17

The great horse race between Fashion
and Pegtona, for $50, OOO-has been fix
cd to como OF in May on the Union
Course.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION

The election in Connecticut on Tues.
day the 9Th, resulted in the choice of the
wing ticket generally for State officers and
members of Congress, and a majority of
wings to both branches of the legislature
BaId"in's majority, for Governor, over all
is about 1900. The wing majority in the
Senate will be from 10 to 70. In the
House, about 80.
STATE OFFICERS ELEcTED-M Whig.
Gorcn@-Roger S. Baldwin.
Lieut.. Gor.-Rheuben Booth.
Secre'ary.-Daniel P. Tyler.
TreaSrcr-.loseph B. Gilbert.
Co@trOllr-AbiJah Darlington.
Dist. Co"sressmcn elected-aH Wig.
|. Hartford and ToNand-James Dixon.
:. ". HaCcn e. 4Wddiescn--S d Hubbard
3. ~. London g. Windham-J A Rockwell
A. Fa'rfcM & EtcLGeM-Truman Smith.
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ALBANY CHARTER ELECTION.


u
We have the qualification to announce,
says the hrgus, the election of JOHN KEYS
PAIGE to the mayorally Of this city, at the
election Yesterday This is a result which
under all the circumstances, is a proud one
for the democracy of the city Last year
the wings elected Mr. Humphrey bya ma
jority of ga. Now they are beaten, upon
larger vote by majority of 81. The
vote last year md this stands, as follows
on Mayor:
This year. Last Year.
Paige, 3,l40 Stanton, 2,Gil
lIumphry, 3,l22 Humphrey, $500
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The following letter VIC received pei
mail after we published the above in an
Extra, and will be found to contain some
additional information.
Catskill, Thursday, April 9Th, 1915.
Dear Sr-You have doubtless heard
Of the terrible disaster Of the wreck OF the
steamboat swallow / was engaged in
some professional business in this place,
which is five miles below where the swal-
low lies and on the same side Of the river.
| have just come from the wreck-it is on
a rock or rocky island nearly opposite
Hudson, aud few rods above the village
Of Athens. The rocky island is not halt
as long as the steamboat Itself; it is hum
dred and fifty feet from the shore as near
as | can Judge; when the tide is high it IS
fifteen feet out of water. She must have
turned completely out Of her true course
in order to strike the rock, and had she
varied fifteen feet to the right or to the
left she would have gone safely ashore or
saiel y on her course; but she ian upon the
rock IN such manner as to elevate her
bows 10 an angle of forly-fve degrees
This caused the whole weight of the boat to
bear upon the bows, which caused her to
brake in two. leaving about one-lourth of
The length of the boat elevated iorty-fve
degrees, while the stern was depressed 80
as to be entirely under water, and The wa
ter rushing in through the broken places
contributed to sink her still more aud to
oyerwhelm the Inflated passengers have
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

. MEDICAL COLLEGE,
In Richmond. va.

1NHE Winter Course OF Lectures in The Ne
- deal Department Of HpmpdenSidney Coils
lege viii commence in Richmond, on Monday
The 9Th day1of October next, and continue usa.s
III The last Of February following. The ne
ttollege and Hospital Edifce has been complet-
ed, ami every arrangement has been made TO
afford the Student ell the advantages which are
obtained ID any institution ID The u. S.. 10 adj
dition 10 the usual Lecturesl
,ser s,,seslai Il Civ kmstouse. Penitentiasy
and Armory by which iheI student vii hare
the opportunity of Witnessing the diseases Incl
oent 10 The South. and which he will be called
uponito treat al the commepeemento OF his pro-
fessioDal life. The nupser q Rsjofand mi-
per for me d before ~ Mrdical Class has aIrea-
| ~ claimed for - College the reputsiion Of !
ie3ding sctsol for Surgical instruction.
JoHN ELLEN, Nj D., Professor OF The Theory
/ and Praeice of Medicine.
| II. w CHAMBERLAyNE. M. D.. Professnr ~
n TbeBpeutics and Mateira Medica.
II IL BoHANsAs, NJ D., Professor OF Obs.e.
! cfnd Diseases Of Women and Children.
il saIEs WIhAN, NJ. D., Pfofessorof Ana,o-
! lyGSRATEs MAurfs. u. D. Profassos rs Ensv-
! Nstry and Pharmacy.
!; )Aua. L. WARsEa, NJ D.. Professor Of Sur
sery. 7,
CAsrrR +. JoHssos, N. D., .Demonstrator Of
Anatomy.
The abundance OF materials for dissection,
and tho convenience and comfort Of The dissect-
ing room. win enabie the student 10 study tho
roughly the Anatomy Of the Human BODY, and
also acquire skill in The use Of Surgical instru-
Good board, including tights. foel and ,ef.
wants attendance, can be procured rom ~
10 IS perweek. -
Current bank notes OF the steses 70 whicn
the students reside VII IRNF sfI hs -
| Dsanef ne facnlts,
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l1n0E BoxEs ToBAcco. lb... j lbs
O4D q s.. l2's and les. embracin,
every variety cEqualiiy and price.
80 keams ruled and plain eag ana lette,
psper;
Ioo Resins News Pointing Paper
iuOU DO. esp. crown and double crown
Wsa2Ping Paper.
~ Gross super ard common Bonner Ro.rd..
Is cases assorted T.imblers
% DO. Pint and hais pint Fis,ks !.
- Kegs News Ink
s Boxes Writing do
25 do. best Poland starch
100 do 3 and Gross ciay Pipe.:
case superior French Snuff
20 Kegs 2d.qaslity Scotch do;
10 do fresh Lancaster 10
Bbls and 10 Boxes Scotch 40.
Also in Store Tldball,s Mixture Maeeah,n
Congress and Rappee Sbufr-with 4 yerv la,gsl
s,oek q Principe. RegAlia. Rifle. Trabncos,
Plantation. CsnoDies, PsnteIas. tanbmia. Co.
dores, Large and Small spanish aud Hail snan.
ish Segars. Matches. Snuff Boxes. Tobacco chi.
tiers, Tonqna Besns, dc
This Stock has been bought with rreat c,re
can recommend il with confidence il Me-.
chsnls and others Any article win be sold |
low and upon the usual terms IL The Old estab. /
lisnmeLt 81 LLOYD LOGAN.
Winchester, Aug. g, lss5-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

p,senenfs. C6nmond<r If fie Fsre<, 4.
gsisss Tsras- The EsIissn Million Loan
sutkorissd.
The bark inn Lonisz. Csptain Mar.
LII arrived last evenioe from Vess Cruz.
~ s,iled 6nfEe % inst.
pterious and up % The departure Of H.,
M Am Loaisa from Very Cruz. ire
] uexicsn Goyernmehl we're making rre.t
,reparsiions for war They had taken ,ll
,hs ebns snd m0ni.ions 81 war out 81 he
/ c,,,le 81 St. Jus1 &c uIloa, fearing. Il ihe
cent 81 20 attack. they would iall in.o ~
h.ods oil Americans.
A large nomber Of troops bad marched
q, lie frontier Of Texas. The whol.j
s,,ee. sben sssembied were 10 Be una,
"a Command 81 Gen. Busiamenle. The
Mssicsns, Captain NJ. states. say The q.
riled States are sending troops into Tera
. snd they, the Mexicsns, win mareh
throueh Texas on The road 10 the 6 sp;,al
Il Washington. without declaring War
Congress have passed The bill perm;,.
ing the Government 70 borrow s Is OOO-
900 TO carry on The War. This amons,
they con6dendy expect 10 raise il Enc.
land. IS -
] The American squadron bad not ar,;v.
ID al vera Cruz. but we're hourly expect |
ed.
Ii i tie opinion OF prominent men :,
veta Cfqz1 ibst Almonle you'd 81 So,
Cd President, 10 the even, OF which nav
az ssf will be inevitable. ~
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SRAMnBS r0wn
FEMALE SEMINARY.

His Institution will not 81 read, for IL.
*. .sesp',on Of pupils Al The ususl Tine y
- az Session. Applics,isas fsr lhe
49,. 1919 9 en additional number Of scholars
300. -. - i, necessary 10 enIsrge che school.
- eo,n 81. Ss oul.dlag nov % progress canno.
lime me school will again Commence
Mrs. MERnIrr expects a as.,.,,,, i; j.
+. snsilsn oranehessand has also engaged . On.
. !, native Of Frsnee, 70 rive Ies,ons i
~, y french language. For fufkef particuI.r.
Mrs refsss 10 her circulars.
Sept 4, 1S45-at
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MOVEMENTS OF TROOP S,

Tae ,iore ship Lexington having been
pronounced rsaoy for sea, wss expected
% all from New York, 90 Saturday for
Texas andthe Gulf Of Mexico. She tafes
oul three companies Of United States
troops, two from Boston and one from
Portsmouth,, (which arrived ii New Yo,L
from The East on Frfday.D besides proyi..
ions and munitions Of war for Ihe army
oftobsefyation."
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N0tice.

ln,,c.rioN iii he made 10 the next. Lee
Il 800. ~ ,ha, Sta,e Of virginia, for q
q $3.50 srs : Railroad from Little's Falls,
chalse. s - aver In The county Of JEFF
on me onsn ;n,srssc, ne baltimore & Ohio Rail
ierson, = 80 ,he ola Furnace, with the con-
roa1. - :, = !, y, ;ntersect Inc winchester &
Polomac Railroad. al or near - .a,Iss-.ss.,
Provided, That Company eae kSss.sSS F the dow1
ward or upward trade, shall be promptly taker
OF, OF delivered, IS The caseFmay be.
mi 81 i245 LII.
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TINE undersigned have opened H1hD-
WARE STORE in Wiaehss,s5 , ns,F s sas
,hey intend keeping full aod complete
.ssortments 10 their line From their long y.
I rience in The Hardware Business 10 6aiu-
80. and having the best sources for obtaining
! their Goods from both the
English and .fmsriccn Manufdciurers'
r., =. en,bled 10 sell, aud ,ciil sell Goods 10
~ hardware Line, lgsoer than eSsr ctSfd IN tats
place. ,h,;. !. respeetfulit.
i ..;,.d md Country Merchants will md NO
l,he,r advantage 10 call, as they may depeou on
$3.50 f,oods 4, The loves, Baltinors Wholesale
0s ~, ave now 10 store, and ere daily receF-
Il. Goods Of the following kinds
T.aBLE cUTLERY-.a large and handsome o.
sor1 w.;s.. .od Forks. do in sr,sof 81 pieces
li,o,y and Stag Csrvers snd S,eeis,
p ~ md W sserholm's Pocket Cutlery,
1l,am,non Pen and Pocket Knives,
Wsae & Baleher's and Rodgers' Rszors'
W ilson's Butcher and shoe Nn,ses - a,,.i;,y
R..or slrops, Scissors = Needles o. super qha''V
ps,,sneis lea aud Tsble spoons, ircn srooe',
r / NJ. na 4 Son,s do do. Bassing 90,
p,aos Soup Ladies'. Te.ke,tles. tn do,
~ rnmhlers, Cups and Ts.po...
rasmrlled kssties. Bellmetsl Kettles,
. an s.nsrpans, en.melled do. Kniiiing Needles,
r,s,nr Pans long and short handles,
l.,.nboArd, Chest, and TIL Locks.
= Knob Lacks and L.,ehss. Csfpsnlefss 20 'o'
!. Thumb aud Nariolk Latshes, Woeu $500
!, mn, Hinges. Broad do. Psrsment do, brsss DO,
Loose joist DO. Japanned Screws. Grain sso.e...
e Shoveis, long aud short handles TIC & and ting
a Forks b 4prene, Fsruled dosdo, pa r Tn.
,f flrass aud Iron Andirons. do Shossis sna Onss'
of iron and Kitchen do do, Brsss caEslessieks,
-. T~a rrays and Walters, Bresd Trays,
!. lt.offte Mills. Rnx do, yepanned WNe,
= 49, 81 iii Kinda Nv alker's Percussion Caps,
:. N.hossn, Knobs. Gun Wads. ribbed do do,
ssndes,on,s Cs.t aud Sheer Steel. Ansiis, Wees
American and English Blister Steel.
5 Roop aud Sheet Iron, faeks and Sprigs.
Y. Tr,sse and Halter Chains, Oil Stones.
a. ksI.nd p.,nel and Iron back Saws.
Nifa.na I.ros,- cis Saws Bar Iron, and every 9th
slU..> il The Hardware line.
II MeFehaatss Builders, and HoasekeePers, 2
requested 10 sxaaine stock and prices
II w. +. SHAW q co.
!, Winrhestef Sept. 4 lsi5 -6m.
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Died,

AZ ~. y,s,,s,i.. NJ. NJ. Geurgesown. Y Y
V.sa,.,. d.,,vh,rr of Mi Gea Winfield Seou'
US. Arms, Il he at.h year Of her sgs.
On ~ ,ao.,;n, If lie so,h August, is45 q the
,r.,id.nT. y IA Il w G. s1adess, Of l.oadonn
Cono,y " us.saIr PowtiE. Hihe SD ear OF
Nh ~. $500 81 ll,inois fo1merly resdent Of
hrfsri rc,,,,,ss Nsrsinis his IASee Of nativity
dA w.s....a.v ~. aA<r sfonA and painful III.
faSl Al. iors NIxoN, II n-siytneed age. .citi-
re- .ondoun, anda good. sorshssapd highly g.
ssn mHn. -
a.slay morning he g hs.., 80. !. a -,
Snao q Il VirSi.iaN stephen - = @an.h'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
MTEHsrvz AssonrnrruT
$ II o y q So

~ TfENTl0N i called 10 the extensive 8.
a sentiment Of Stoves which ve have not
% Store. embracing great variety. adapted Il
country nse Any order enclosing the cash will
% pronPily attended 70. and whatever ariiele
= Ordered will b sent - good Is il the buyer
nsrs present.
No Kitchen Companion Cooking stove, III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04

Csetn1lisn- i,
O.Ths Right Rev Y w..
49, .ele, vii adulbisier confr-.,:. !.
s..nele chorch q Wincke,i.r 8. $50. !. -
~. 2. e:Pteub<fs and preach 4 ,t. ~
~ o'clock az ia The sfisrnaoa 81 -. -. - =
80 'snop sill Be d Hsrpens-Fs,rr = 80
- -. q q sspiembsr, rhere he : IS, 1900.
.f.s,,.. Asiion, and preach Il fhs r.a,5Sne . 7,
Sept. 4, l045.
Css.,... Us r. Merits o. she Rpi,ea..i e.,
- IN - eae o. ts- 4, e ossesss 80
promnsI, ctrneslls reqaes,ed % 1910
! Sert. 1, feax n. > WHITE.
oeeretai5 q Nes,rv.
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4
TN pursuance OF decree or the c;,..;, :
- perior Court Of Law snd Chancer. 81. - ~
fetson County, will be- offered Al muse. -.
on Saturday The 4sh dry Of October a<rf 81 nsa:s,
Enters Tavern, in ShepheIdsiown. he fo,,a.s
ing property, 10 wit:
All tbs right, title, and interest of war;
Grow and Eliza his wife, id '''a =
One-half. OF the Lot
In shepherds,own, 81 The Corner a. M.
High Streets. known aud disllneaisbsar - -, -
Plst Of said town as Lot No. a., - my
Also, the following persor II prone,tv
Three Beds and Bedsieads.
Oae Bureau. one Sate.
Oae Table, a habe dozen Glars ond
,aH the other personal properly Of said
Wiiiidm CroU.
The terms Of sale piH beAFor The nerson.l
property, oil sums under SO eask; ali sums
over $40 . credit OF sixty DAYS y tba nuy.hss..
giving bonds with security. For he Honss
and Lot one-third cash. The balance il 10 ana
ls months, with interest from The a. = or ssle
The purchaser to give bonds With security and
deed Of trust for the deferred pay me1,sS
- HENRY BERRY,
E. |. LEE, Jr, M
mug. 20. 1870. Commits. toner's
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on accoM.M0n3TLvG FERNS.
FEyIlE "a .voadayi.. sfpi.,assr ,,.rt ~, i, !.
- being Court o., SHAH. before lie des
g MrE slhsisis's Hotel. II Leesberg. sell 10 III
highest bidder, s \.
| The Farm TreSit,c or.
Y isss on Rrasa Run, 4 nils abaye ,ha .,an.
b7.dgs q The Turnpike leadhts nom Il Il. sl,,r,
" oe9fg etoYh. = trar Iii the Potomac 80. ~.
na.. ana oourted. en- the south ST k,ll.s+as.
MN fqad. Tins f&un coassihs
33I ACRES
Under |geod enclosures. tiisidsd INTO ak 6s,Rs
enc l2sefe lot. Thirty acres a,e Z, ,r,,,s,,'
ny and there i . we'll besrlne Ap- $500
!. - VhCHAkD, with choice se 3s3SsA
SteclionE 81 Peach trees There =. Sf8 -
4tcO 7eReniesfgx.
o "a quite new. Of four roasns % the .,.,l,',
nsoLi 4 pump Of good water in The ,srd
B.aRN AND s7.iBLEs
est repaired, Tor ~ or ~ tofses. The .a;t Z
- 1ed slale qaaiAJ PiasIeraf PAIR act,ag IL
!. =. WIN great energy; and any one ireisnrsI q
PuschaSe i2rm cannot but eenseasea w,th IL
This nor vii. he easit, ina
,of sale unNtng 50 many adranlsges llis,sF,F
neatny rs surrounded 81 grIsi and ssw MIL
ana good schools and places Of publ;c warsa
are a conteaient distsnces~
Ine terms will be one, ffth or he n,,rnhf
% money in hand, aasi four hfrhs il fnnrscns.H
nusl Payments with Interest. Passess,aiN
par, WI De gwen % sale for HE sow,1 II
az grain and full possession ii chris,maY
: tssu.t 81. .sts- : NssAhfY
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l@TRAYED away from inc subscriber, 10,
- tWo miles north Of Loveltsvilie, Loudour
cousiy, w., sbout four weeks ago. dark b.
Horse Colt, lone year old.
The subj cribef viii give the above reward Y
any psrson no may return him said Colt, orb
'ths1kful % any one Furnishing ~ 1872