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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

1THHE fslI sissioa Of Ibis I1si,ution vii ken-
i u uenc1. |Srs&tsr -, l1E, TIA AIftan-
! dria Ac61sny -. been hsreittrs spsne4 fol
me adnissioa of d. scholars onl5 nrfsrgs-
meDts have nov 'b<en 9adc RI The aecpnnoda-
| tion Of limited nfAir Fl fsFdess, Ehss 10
reside ID The Family Of The PrEcipsi and - ~.
der bis consiant superrisioB. Tie eoufle 81
study embraces The Greek. Latin and FSeneh
Languages OrihograPhJ, Reading, Wraing,
English GrammaE Compassion, Geography, An
eient sDd Modern History. Rhetoric, NEURAL
Philosophy, Chemistry. Geology, AriihRetic,
Bookkeeping. By single and double entrys; Al.
zebra, Plane. Solid, Analytical and Descriptive
Gsomeiry, Application Of Algebra 10 Gsohhstrg
End 70 the doctrine Of Curves, MensuIktion,
Method Of calculating ald usIpg LogariIhms.
Projections. Drawing, Theory andsPractIse Of
Surveying Navigation, Comic Sections; Asitopo-
nv, including the calculations Of Solar ana Luz
mar Eclipses. occultsiions. Trsusits, &c.
The principal is aided 10 the diierentdspart-
nenis BY gentlemen Of ability and expesience,
and every possible effort Is afforded lhk Stu.
deEts 10 the prosecution Of their studies.
The Classics form Q prominent pari bf The
School exercises, and such means are adopted
as will make the STUDENT thorough as b pro.
crosses. 10 teaching the Mathematics, a. well
a. the Seisnees, the Studies are conducted with
constant reference 70 the applicability 81 their
principles 10 The arts and 10 general busisess
The Surveying Class is Frequently exSrcised
in Surveying and dividing Land, taking Heights
and Distances, &c. &c. by which meas they
become fully competent to perform the duties
ofa Surveyor or 10 sRter an Engneeringcor
The Astronomical Glass We access toh large
Telescope Of high magnifJing power, fnd on
suitable evenings make observations on the
Planets, Fixed Stars, and other celestial bodies.
! In order that Parents sud Guardians hsy al
all times be advised Of the literary standing Of
their sons aud wards, The character Of each days
reehN,'ons is registered, and. amonihl freport
y lorMatoeu 70 ts&sa by mail.
TERMS For Board .ad T,,;tion Il; the =.
boye euumerated branches, except Frenkb ana
Drawing, l6o dollars s.year, each quarser nav.
able 10 advance the quarters to cons III Of 10
weeks ) French and Drawing al Professors pri.
ces.
References Edgar Snowden, ESQ. Christ
Neale, Esq, DR.. John S, Reese, 7. Nj. Aiccor-
mick, &c, .7ierandria ]. b. Mathe VI, Esd !.
Or. ]. H. owings, Hs.ssrd District, Nd Rev.
r, H. Ball, Baltimore, Nd Rev. A. a. Lips.
comb, Montgomery, .aia. n
r. l.. BRoCKETT, Pyiaeipsl.
Alexandra, D. c., Nov I3-emw- gmsrn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
JofN0rcnIn l[1amd
FOR SALE.

04t ALl4IIsi.
FHHE subscriber win sjll, II private SALE. Il.
FARM Of the. late Conrad Lickiidcr' one
mile South Of shepbei down, containing
SIS ACRES.
Tia sphleribrf teeu. I .ltoseihsr npnecss-
morally do6s. ehs6 e So s ~ .Es
Information ofan, he would say, that there il !
large and commodions
ItU0 story St01e D,ceIling,
With basement story; small log house,
sufheient for an oserseer; good barn. two
horse stables, two corn houses, with ihree nav.
er-failings Springs. and 4 large stone dairy;
sufficient meadow, and young orrhard Of
choice fruit now 10 full besIibg. This Faru,
lies limiles from Che ChssaDeske & Ohio Ca.
nal, mies from The Baliiaofe b Ohio Rail
Road, and 81 miles from The Potomac Mills, IN
q fo1risbing Wheat growing country; and to
prove the fact. there wiltbe from la 10 1900
bushels Of grain raised "a The farm ttis YEAR
Old Jefferson be heatfor soil and fertiii.
~. ge
Any information win be gsen, BY addressing
the.subscriber near Shephefdsiown.
Z August 81, Isls-tf. - - IS = :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
COTTAGE BUILT

DWNNNING iE0TSlE9
fne large Barn, recently erected Spring,
Smoke, Corn, Poultry. and Root houses. Also
house for servants, together with other requi-
site out-buildings, all in excellent repair.
There IS upon the premises . 6ne YOUNG
ORCHARD Of choice fruit,in full bearing; and
also near the house there Is large limestone
spring which aGords running wateE il most Of
the fields.
do not deem Il necessary 10 give further
particulars in reference 10 The place, As I pre-
sumo that all who may wish 10 purchase will
gall and examine the property 70. themselves,
and 70 any such shall Be happy 20 furnish
Pliestisa 70 ne psrssnaliy, a. 6y lstlsr. posi
paid. HENRY k0feLRR
Aug Is, is4l-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
N4G3 SCORER
WH.OLESAE s. RETbIT

1NHE undersigned having purchased DE StocI
i - Of Goods Of william r. SEWERS, Elm Der
ryyille, with the view Of trsnsaeting lie mer
caniile business, are now receiving tery *
tensiye assortment Of
New e. SeasOnable Goods.
which they pledge themselves 10 sell low 70,
cash, or on the usual credit 10 responsible buy.
efs. The following Goods comprise .part q
our stock, namely Blue.> blue black. black,
brown, dshlia and invisible green, wesJof Eng
land, Fssneh and Ame riesn Broa5clothsf
60 plain and figured beaver cloths OF az colors;
60 pilot, very superior;
s gold-mixed DO;
Ga Canada cloth, new article
C3SSL.MERES.
Ga French cassimeres, plain and figured, new
style
7-ss do superior ;l7.s gold mixed do;
rs blue and black do.
" S.4TTLNETS,
A large assortment, all coIors snd prices.
VESTLyNGS.
A magnificent assortment Of new and elegant
styles silk, satin, cashmere, black and figured
Yelvets, medium and low priced Vestings.
large assortment Of ladies and gentle s
Gloves, all colors and prices;
Hosiery Long and half hose, all descriptions
Gum braces
Blk and ig'6 satin and bombazine Stocks; III
Also, eros de Rhine and Italian crava,s; r.
Fancy hsndkerehiefs, linen cambria do
Some very superior black satin & fancy scarfs
Some very pretty black, and blue black Italian
Grapes, Shawls, the richest and most splen-
did assortment Of the season.
Some Vep Styles Cashmere u Ecosse,
Among which will be found the celebrated end
magnificent De Maintenon Pampadour, De
cardoville styles, now III the vogue;
Grape de Lanes Of very rich style shaded col !;
Rep Cashmsres and Mouslin do Lanes being
Of the celebrated manufacture Of Paturle,
Lupib, Seiber s Co, composing new and
costly styles on extra super6ne cloths;
Also, general assortment Of ombre Meusline
de LANES
Black and blue black silks, bombazines;
New style ga closking for ladies
Calicoes, $50 pieces from 81 cents up!
Ribbons, large assortment; f.
Ladies'silk tassels silk and cotton bindings;
Oil silk; silk servings; patent thread spool
cotton cotton ball laps pins needles, &c.
Also general assortment Of Domestics.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Stationery,
Paints, Oils and Dye StufS,
Hard,care s Queensware.
GROCERIES, -Allkinds OF Groceries ve-
nv cheap and no mistake Indeed, great va
riety Of other articles. msking their ttock full
and complete, all of which have been selected
With great care. They pledge themselves that
no pains shall be spared 10 please all Who may
favor them with call. They, therefore, re-
specifulIy invite an examinations or their stock.
BoTELER & JOHNSON.
5erryvilIe. Oct 30, l645-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
COMMISSIONS rR,s orr,cr.
. CharieSIovn. Nov %. lal5

RTyHEFersaitors1 Of James Hurst, deceased,
who hare not already, under former
otdcrs af the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
aAd cAaucery Cor Jefferson ceunty, presented
tkeir elaius % ne 10 he audited. sre hereby
nptissd that nnder the sulhori,y Of tha sfore-
said Csass. have appeintsd SsfnriH ne l3,A
"a. n sext s.ssik, (flsssmbey.) TO attend 81 my
otlce. ~ 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, 70 receive claims.
did ~ asiasaee supporting the same. against
~ estate Of The decsssed, james Hurst, where
kkose inlofcsied are requested 10 attend.
n. woRTHlNGrON. Csm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
A CARR.

W1AYiNG reduced my price for BOARD las,
~ year, 10 sss, ia consequence Of the low
price 81 Produce, am now con PEELED 10 RESUME
my former rates My charge therefore for
board hereafter, viii De $50 per year, washing,
fuel, lights, &c /, $40 as usual
BENZ H. BENTON.
p Middleburg, Loud'un County, Va,
Dec II, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
81 DR. sTE7TT

Sli 49, ,ssgs'sIss = isdsm. pr,,.. !,
isf,es sygpersr.. fsr ,es .ns s. - =, q
rist Co., s!. Loudops. GO. - q 80. 81
llhis lr.,,-. s.,s, g The bead 1890. 80 Es ss
1scksSS @.,. sea he opini6 81 $3.50. ..sm
Is - =. = .'.sr, Wm. Hsrisi ii s 4,
~. ~ A. g 2 piieaiisn tt1, s.ns 49, ~
- - - PFs,r['''1s 9 use. VIM
chsfi,s.svs. Dc. d. ms -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

HlHE Winter ssssiol = ikh 10. ti,utiop III,
y oPss from and afisr Wednesday he
9Th Nosember next.
ELIicorrb MUS, Nd 0cl ., 1es5 <seow
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

Iadspendtgee.-Ii you wish 10 be inde-
pendent. preserve your own self respect,
let others think and say what they please.
If you would breast the storms and tor.
rents Of life. Be independent ID spite VI
the taunts. The clamors. or ieers or he
whole void. With these, and ! stou,
heart. you may command quiet and hap.
py mind; II you win not praise 81 fortune
both OF which are Of secondary import.
ance. Lite il nothing without genuine
indePendence. and self-fespect alone can
insure this 10 any one.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
FARM for sale.

DEING DESTROYS Of removing 10 Missouri,
III offer for sale the farm on which il reside.
II is situated within haifa mile Of Shepherds
town, upon the couniyrosd leading from thence
to Chsrlesio Rn, aud contains 23l ACRES l65
Of which are arabic |; the remaining as acre,
being in wood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
IA VALUABLE EARM

ta T. j.
For Sale.
WILL sell the Farm belonging to the heir,
= OF the late Daniel Buckles, deed, al pri.
vaie SALE II is about two miles South or Sbep.
herdstown, containing about
$40 Acres prime Limestone
Land;
22o Acres cleared, The balance in heavy timber.
Cd. The improvements are comfortable =
TWO STORY STONE
DtCeLliNg House, f1lla
a large Frame Barn with Shed,
Stabling for Is or 20 Horses, Corn :.
house, Smoke house, Carriage house, and Ne
gro houses, &c all in good repairs two never
falling wells Of water in the yard /; good Up
PIE and Peach Orchard, in full bearing Of excel
lent fruit.
This is very desirable Farm, being in
heslthy neighborhood and convenient to mar
ket, only miles from the Baltimore ohio
Railread, and two miles from the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, and one Of the most productive
faLms in this section ofcountry.
Possession TO be given Immediately.
Any one wishing information respecting the
Farm, or terms OF sale, (Which will be liberal, J
wis address the subscriber, She herdstown q, ei-
ierson county, Va. W., SaORTT.
shePherdstown, July 81, ls43-tf. Err.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
Quick Sales, Small Pro6tsI

e -Es1.'T-s.l
Mandsolne, Good and Cheap.
AZ D.Eeld's Depos onfhe b. 80. r. n
RSHK nntsrsIgned. ceiling er,,efoI q, 4.
very LIBERAL paironsxe lhsy have ,ec.;.sJ
elnce hey have oomnenesd bu,ine,s = ~. !.
eese semsd plscs, beg leave. mo-, 80 1910,
~, y inIosa their friends and m pnbl;e ~,
u order 70 msfit eontia1. ma ef ~ -.
Be enabled 70 sell goods On sse mos, !. .on.h,.
terms, thsy have waited The h.v Ya.h ps,,s
1elph,a and Baltimore msrtsfs. tom !. h;.h
thsy hzys 9ste Selections. and have ae., -.
sst ssaey ier sale. most complete and S.su,i'
DRY GOODS, Groceries, Hardyare'
Fancy Articles, Boots, Shoes, HAS.
Drugs, Dye Sufs, Paiafs,
China, Glass : Queens,care,
Tin and Cedar Ware.
Cbnfectiendry, Stationary.
WOOD 3 COAL STOVES
Iroa,> Smith,,s, and Crate COIL, 1
Tosethss Win ever, ss,erip,iou Of Goods, usual.
~ found 10 . couatf5 store. al Of which they
are detsrDinsd 70 dispose Of al Biltimore <pri
ces. for cash, or Country produces, OF any de
scripticn fer which they viii Thy their eonnee.
ton with Baliimore estab lisnmenrs J be enabled
e give the highest market price at ell tines
They have adopted and will strictly sdbere 10
ne ooe-ptiea system, ana gu goods notfound o.
represented can be returned. and the money re-.
funded. W.. GAiTHER{sHIPLEY.
For ]. CRosIsE s Sow.
\ Duiields Depot, Dec 4, lsi5.
n. B. All goods consigned 10 This Depot win
q ioswardeo immediaie,J u desired, 10 either
Charlestown or Shepherdstown.
~ smiths ana Crate Coal, Cypress Shin
Eles, Laihes. faIings, White Pine Plank, suiia,
en Iot Psnnel deors and sa,h, veltov pine for
heeriag. just received and for sale 90 reason
able terms.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
.ra clio, Coanlss,osFR,. orrtcr, )

r -. g IA sssNaiEn. Nov. 90 1910
i Dsogsand r.teresied jn the above suit
are ~ that have appointed Ss,ar-
d. ~ q aeri month, ,Dsssmker. ) for
the. asssof entering upon the execution Of
the sne1e decree Of the Court. upon which day,
Of 10 o'eeek, A. NJ stmy ofiiee sforsssid, they
arsfsqutAied tefattsnd, with the Heeesssky pa.
pers connected with the aforesaid slit. The
creditors q The deceased. Benjamin Boley, are
also requested to attend al the ZANE place, On
the same day, and exhibit their claims seainsl
the estate &c the deceased. and lie evidence
supporting them.
r. W0RTHINGToN. Mss. Con.
Nav 80, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

USHE undersigned would give notice 10 Farm
err and others Of Jelersoa. Clarke. and ths
a1joinipg counties. that he viii give his stisn-
ijon exclusively 10 The cure Of those dangerous
diseases Of tha horse. The Pis,ula and Pole Evil
He hes u hi possession certificates iron sese.
vi nsntlsmen of Chsrlsssoun. Who have seen I
tpnpisla ours effected b his msde 81 treatment
III charges ~ Ten dollsrs for cuFing either d
iho abogo diseases. and II ihsrs i - cure h
%fIl ~ ~ nay. 1scIies 81 liz node u treat
80 WIN b furnished a. Eve dollars
DAVID stlR0DEs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
For ChristIlias,

For Christmas.
q JARS PRUNEs,
~ - Drums tizs,
Boxes Fresh kaisins,
Frail Soft Shell Almonds.
100 poubds assorted candiss raw.
Dec IL 9. HERLEDoWKR q CO.
nH@ssS - <--rr--.- - ---sY-- = e---S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

Faith isthe spring Of al energetic &C
ton. Men throw their souls into objects
only becsuse they believe than 10 be o.
tainable and worth pursuit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

Tbs following short sentence OF sGvice
by Wm. PenDI should BE- kept 10 The Mind
by oil young persons who think OF commit
ting nairimonv - Never marry bur for
love, but see thou .loyest what l. lovely 4,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

A cheerful expression Of features Irs.
quenily concsals The deepest anguish.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
Goods for Gentlemen's Wear

Coosis'lne 81 Ctsihss csssimsfss, Sditiasf,s and
Efsitngs o. every variety, style color sad qaali-
y, y which be invites NE attention Of ali Who
Heel disposed 70 examsne ~, Goods, oS 10 pur-
ehase eiotnipe ana be would here say, 10 those
sho wish TO bay, hat his prices shall not be Z
hartjer, either for cash, or on 4 short credit.
He tenders his sinssfe Acknowledgements 70 q
generous public, Ger he very liberal sneo1rsee.
meps which he has received In his present busi.
ness, aad hopes BY Strict atieslien, ana desire
N please ell, 70 neritla5 receive : eeniisulnce
i 81 public favor. JAMES cLOEHlER.
Oct l6. lexS-lE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
WiICKLIFFE ACADEMY.
II. AR OWN F.4RRAR. PRrscrpal

WyHE Second Session OF the current year
j Of this Institution will commence on the
26th Of July instant. ia conducting the eiuca-
tion4l interests Of the school il will be the con
slant design Of the principal to adopt that plan
Of Instruction Snd government, which will fur
nsh The best facilities 10 the studentfor the sue.
cess ll prosecution Of his studies, and effect .
vigotous development snt discipline Of the 10,
telectuai faculties, the cultivation OF The mortl
sVseeptibilifies, tending 10 unfold and nlAiufe
those qualities that form the basis Of an eff.
cisnl aud manly character. The course Of stu
dy4 win include, besides The elementary English
branches, Rhetoric, Logic, the Exact and Ply.
steal Sciences, the Greek and Romsn Classics,
together with Moraland Intellectual Philosophy.
Those Text Books will be used that are best ..
dapted TO promote thorough scholarship, aud
symmetrical growth Of the meDtal powers, pre-.
pairing the Student for the practical duties of q
business life, or admission into any Of the Col
legessf the Union. An exact record Of the
daily attendance. recitations and department OF
the advanced Scholars will be kept, and week
~ report submitted to their parents for inspec-
ton. Professionalism will be held al the
close Of each session, on which occasions the
ffifnas Of education are respectfully invited 10
atifae.
10 addition to the privilege OF reference 10
the Rev Mr. Wilmer. Rector Of Wicklife Pa.
rish, Rev. w. B. Dution, Chsrlestown, Rev.
Henry w. Dodge. ,BerTyyille, the Trustees and
Patrons Of the Academy, The Principsl has in
bis sssession ofreeommendstions from the Fa-
Guilty Of tke,cellge at which be was graduated,
n. FL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

0aIo0Rs.-l have just received SVlot q
~ e-dsy and 3o.hour brass clecks, which will
- sold cheap. Also. Z s-eo1d cas- Of tkosc
very ehssP Locking Glsssss.
BENZ. T. THOMAS.
Fan towp, Der Ii.
hA.s- rs4~~fsrea - .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18

The morewe fear God. the kiss shalt
We fear man ;bui the more we love GcdI
.he more we shall love osr fellow beings'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
CoUSsELs TO THE Young.


Resolve 10 form your lives upon some
certain principles and 10 regulate your
actions by fixed rules. Mao was made
to be governed by reason. and no. by mere
accident or caprice. II is important,
therefore, that you begin early to consid
er and inquire, what is the proper course
Of, human conduct, and 70 form some plan
for your future lives. The wan, Of such
consideration is manifest 10 the conduct
Of multitudes. They are governed BY
the impulse of the moment, reckless Of
consequences. They have fixed, no
steady aim, and have adopted no cettaih
principles of action. Living thus at ran.
dom. il would be a miracl. il they weai
uniformly right. In order to your pur.
suings righ, path, you must know what
il is, and TO acquire this knowledge, You
must divest yourselves Of thDughtless cid.
d;ness. you must take time for serious re-
Election. II will not answer 10 adopt,
without consideration, the opinions Of
those who may be about you, for they
may have some sinister design 10 regard
10 you. or they may themselves be misfed
by error OF PEI adice. Persons already TO-
volved in dissipation. or entangled 10 ct.
ror. naturally desire 10 keep themselves
10 countensnce by the number of follow.
ers they can seduce into the paths Of vice.
As reasonable creatures, therefore, Judge
for yourselves what course 10 right and fl
ting that you should pursue. Exercise
your own reason independently and impair.
TALLY. and give not up yourselves 10 be
governedby mere caprice and fashion, or
BY the opinions Of others.
Compassion is an emotion Of which we
ought not 10 be ashamed. Graceful, par
|ticularly inyou:b. il the tear of az mpaihy,
and The heart that mells at the tale Of wo.
We should not permit ease and iudul-
gence te coniraci our affections, and wrap
us up in selfish enjoyment; but we
should sccus,om ourselves 10 think Of
The distresses Of human life, Of the soliia.
Try cottage. The dying parent. and The
weeping orphan. Nor ought We ever 10
sport with pain and distress 10 any Of our
amusements, OF treat even The meanest
insect with wanton cruelty.
Faith Is the spring Of all energetic &C.
ton. Men throw their souls into objects
only becsuse they believe them to be ale
iainable and worth pursuit.
"a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-18
An Entire Stock Of New Goods
EGK BiR AMUNa

QHk undersigned has jusi returned from Is.
- bsAtsts Msrkels wiIh ffesh supply d
: NEW GOODS, which he is just opening. anc
70 which he respectfully calls the attention b
the citizens Of The neighborhood Feeling con
fdent tkat be hes stock which will vie with
sng 10 thee1county, he he. has no hesitancy Ii,
assuring those who will give him call that he
viii BE- able - please ID respect 10 quality taste
end the terms Es
His stssk consists Of a. general assortnent III
Groceries, Queeastcars, Hardrare,
j Boots and Shoes, I
Aud every article generally found In 4 retail
store, all Of which we're bought forcasb. ard
wild BE- sold on accommodating terms.
H. B. MILLER!
Elk Branch, Dec =, 1856. SPirife COPY
INths Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
chsncery fer the County of Jefferson,
oeteber27. 1876 "a
Wiilism G. Hsrthineioa and Riehard Henderson
Trustees Of Ford and Snyder, PLFrs.
j = AGAINST
bsysMin Bolest Administrator and others.
IN cH4NcERY.
THE Court doth adjudge, order and decree,
that commissioner Wor,hington doisk re the
several accounts prayed for in the bill OF tbs,
eomplainaats, and report The lame 10 this Court
at its next term, together with any special state
men.s deemed per,inentby himself or which
either or aaJ Of the parties may require TO be
ststed. in order 10 further proceedings in this
cause: And sleaye-is givenl 10 the compliments
60 examine on oath. befote said Commiss ioner
the defendant George X. Boley, Administrator
Of said Reniauin Boley. relative to the subject
matters embrscedin the said accounts, and To-
any er ell Of the parties 10 take evidence as 10
any'ot ell Of the dsh,s claisasa % be due ffom4
Che estate of said SBerj,m Boley, all (which
the said commissi6per Is directed 10 report 10
the Court. if reqnIed by any % the par,ies 10
this cause, OF BY any of the creditors Of said
eltrse. A Cepye-Teste.
9Rk ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
dseSs
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-23
PUBLIC LANDS

The Public Lands subject to sale at this time,
according to statement in the Washington
unlon' are included in the following States and
Territories, namely-Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Mis-
souri,, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkan-
sas, Florida, Michigan, and The Territories of
Iowa and Wisconsin.
The whole amount of Lands sold in 1914 was
i'754,l2O acres, the proceeds of which were So
So5,S5o. OF these the largest amount of sales
was made in Illinois, being 4s9,4IO acres, and
the smallest quantity in Florida, li,7I4 acres.
Missouri ranked next to Illinois i'm amount of
sales, the difference between them being only
some 10000 acres.
For the eight months of the present year end
ing the Slst of August, the sales in all the States
above specified, amounted 10 ,OS3 ,166 acres, and
the proceeds to 81 ,3s2 $50. Illinois again takes
the lead in quantity; Wisconsin is the next. and
Florida is again the smallest.
IL Is estimated that the whole amount of sales
Tor the year will be about equal to that of 1874.