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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-06-14
Cost Of the War Of gSIS

A paragraph is going the rounds, sta
ting that the last war cost the Govern.
ment of the United States fifty millions of
dollars per year while it continued
it may be worth while at this juncture to
cypher on, how much was actually ex-
pended. By "public document No. l5,n
page 632, Secretary Dallas state the whole
cost of the Army and Navy of the United
States, including permanent Notifications
and the gradual increase of the Navy,
SC, to have been-in the wear
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-06-14
S76,29O, 9,37

SIb,29U, 5U9.37
Or, Sls,S22,627 So per year, as the extra
outlay occasloned by a state of war
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S92.35O,5O9.37

RO@'o0O3000'0
From which deduct the
peace expenses per
year, as seen on p532
S4,265,O00 for four
years, l7.6O6O,0Oo. 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13
a Keln.

The Governor returned TO the House The lin H..
Guy G Sampson. without his signature with ,gt53
ten message giving his reasons therefor at lenod"
which message was read: The question being 6Sh,n
the bill passi' Ayes lie, noes 90. '
The amendments of the Senate 10 the sor;ooe.t
Paper Mil Co. and Windham Slate and Mineral ~
bills were concufrcd IN.
Peporfs- BY committee on Military Affairs. ,.l,..
to be discharged from the petitions on peace-o,,.1
to; also resolution for The collection Of The arm, "
the staic-passed.
Tezas and Slavery.
The House took up the resolutions on this sute.,
when Mr. Thomas moved an additional resolution A.
olaring Il tho duty Of all Americans to support n.
Union and nothing but the Union, whether bounds
by the Rio del Norte or not.
The question was divided, and the first resoluti,
was taken up, which declares that Congrei, Ia, !.
constitutional right TO amer foreign ferriioru NJ
Marston asked the object Of the resoutOn-whebs
Il was to prevent annexation; and Mr. Stevens retii
that the object was 10 express the opinion Of th -,
Mr. Barlow moved 10 lay the resolution on The =.
bic: ayes 4S, noes IS. The first resolution was tbe,
adopted.
The second resolution was taken up, which declare
that the annexation Of Teas tcH tend 10 ueaken n
bonds ofhe Union. Mr. Jones Of Chelsea tnove5 a.
ada direction for the Governor 10 transmit cow n
the resolution to the President Of Texas Ruled o1,
of Order at present, by the chair, (Mr Reel NJ
second resolution was then adopted, So TO 49,
The third resolution, soieninly projecting agaira
nnueTntfOUO OF t1NftDut Htc eOfAcn OF nNWs
States. next came up. Mr. Bill moved TO dismiss it,
lost The third resolution was then passed.
The lounh resolution, instrucing our delegation
Congress according 10 the foregoing resolutions Wis
adopted.
The question next REQUIRED on Mr. Thomas res5ls.
ton Heretofore noied,)
Mr. Stevens moved TO amend by substituting reso.
luton directing the Governor to transmit copies Of III,
resolutions adopted TO the Governors Of the seveis
states, etc.
Mr. Jones Of Chelsca--I move 10 add Sand 10 IL.
President OF Texas"
Mr. Stevens--I accept the amendment.
The question was then put on Mr. Stevens subsd.
tute ayes "a, 50; it was adopted, and the re
luton amended was passed.
The resolutions from the Senate on Annexation
and on Peace, were laid on the table. Adj
THURSDAY, Nov g.
Both Houses met at ! O'Clock, A. NJ, and sis
PRAYER in the Senate by the Chaplain and in ih.
House BY the Rev Mr. Balou, the usual messages wes
exchanged, and the General Assembly was adouras
without day.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

CAssIus NJ. GAYS second number Of the revived
True American has a glorious leader on Liberty q
Speech from which make the following extract
PowDERl The shareholders OF the sth admit hi
there is pressing danger from saves--fre- -lus-
and murder Yes, slavery is powder house. ay
they, which mailman may blow up Say you ~
my respectable masters' Then, by all the instincts d
self preservation, we demand of Won TO remove ihs
powder house from among Us. What right have yol
the 81 900, 10 keep powder in your houses Wild
may blow up the 100000 free whites Of our unhappy
State; In the name Of our wives, our children, osi
daughters and sons, friends and relations O0f
homes and our counuy-we demand that this 'nu-
sGnce be removed, utterly intoleTabe and danger
Gus to our peace and safety.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

Hereditary Disease.-One Of the families Of thu
village, (Tfuman Judson, by name,) consisting d
nine members, have all been sick with mallgna1
form of typhus fever Out of this number five have
ded-the father and mother, one son and two daupk.
tiers. Ii has been remarkable that the sickness 6s
been confined exclusively 10 this house. and althoug
apparently Of most malignant character and for wees
there have been from four TO six watchers day al
night, other person in the town has taken the a.
ease. But the most peculiar fact is that Just twent
one years ago this sickness appeared in the FAM
" of the mother of this household which family. 4
this, was composed of nine members and out of tbs
nine the same number now, FIVE, were carried
their graves. As now, other persons of the low,
then took the lever. Perhaps this TACT might be cor,
sidered by physicians in some way instructive.
Letter from WOODBURY., q
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

Fox SToRY.-Two Of our neighbors went Il
Agawam the other day a fox hunting. Their i0g
started full grown one, and drove him TO his hole.
They dug him out, and after severe biting by The
dog, with the previous gun shot he had received,
appeared liieess and in every respect dead. TheI
proceeded 10 skin him. and had skinned his head az
neck, when being left for a minute, he sprang up an
run of at full speed! The dog finally caught hin
again; that his playing 'possum' did not him
Incredible this story may seem, il can be attested By
two or three credible witnesses.
Springfield Republieaa.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

Matrimonial Ageaey.-we heard last night Of a gent.
man who has actually undertaken procure one our her
esses who is said TO be worth $4,000 for friend of h
and that regular contract has been signed agreeing
give him 10 per cent the of her fortune up
The performance of his part of the contract We are o.
formed that contracts OF this kind by no means uneo
mon Young ladies' Of fortune little aware of the sec
interest taken BY some Of their friends in promoting TIER
matrimonial prospects.-N T. Mirror
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

most melancholy occurred on Tuesday evening
ih INST in the bar-room Of the public house in the nole
part Of Swanrey Factory Village, called the Lor House
eight or ten persons assembled and amongst other M
ARENAS kichardson Of this In the course Of the
nng there was some play with long sprinkn when k
anison undertook to show them how open it, Through
caution as supposed the blade took different director
from that Intended and penetrated great artery in the &
Before help could be obainedhose present knowing WIZ
as the current OF blood was very greaihe eEhlus
wounded Mr. R. has len very large family his wife hau
been ne moher Of II children 1.-THE youngest nan and
no" awe lie was % years OF age.-heene SfntineL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

HOPS Dsty ftrenty per cent The market has ASSUMED
an entirely different feature from what expected in tie
early part Of the The crop in the State Of NsE
York proves TO be short half and good portion Of
IN hands OF spectators, which, with the late Euiopt
news, has caused prices TO rapidly advance the market
closes IN an unsettled state last sales were at 25c per b.
put lew IN market and few remain back with the growers
he last estimate OF English crop was sl2O,OOO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

Liberated SHARES going 10 Liberia The steamboat Osce
Ola arrived at Norfolk Sunday night the I'd inst from
washington, with one hundred and fortyseven eoOrd
Persons men, women, and children, emgrants for Liberia
Ihese people were liberated by will in W.
a, and are to be conveyed 10 their home in the hp
Roanoke, which was to sail Tuesday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

samuel Worcester, Of Lancaster has been committed
lal IN Worcester, for the murder of his wife while na
'e o. nloSeaon, she dying Of wounds and bruises n
a part of the night
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

Ll1u'iss efMe GreatA letter from Havana 10 the New
Oreens fIcayune says "A ball was given the lou
u' by the Condo Fernandino at which all the Ldu iol
were present General Santa Anna lady and suite attend
CO. Inc wife Of the exPresident of Mexico, upon
osy OF our lair readers mny mention that her dr"
Vas piond lace skirt over white satin slip Another 10
ny az inns ball spor,ed $40 900 in diamonds in her attire
WINE zen and twenty thousand dollars worth Of pebbles
were quite common. There less than seven hun
urea people present at this ball The service OF plate upon
.e supper table Is valued at $35OO0 but this the ConI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

John Jacob Astor has contributed $1,000 to the sOee
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

Paine, Of Vermont has sent orders 10 sou
alizng them, il possible in that State
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-13

Reporf-By Mr. Marshall from the committee
on Roads and Canals, in favor of the bill ncorno.
rating the Champlain and Connecticut River Raj
Company; passed.
MIR Smith, from the select committee, on the Ii.
cense law, reported against the bill repeating all OK.
'sting license laws, and likewise reported bl EN-.
powerlng commissioners 10 annul licenses 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
THE MARKETS.



CATTLE The prices paid ranged ire i Il
ga 10 s3'ptr 100 lbs, on ike hoof. equal 10 81.
IS IS IS rti - 10 quality
Hee&-Lise Hogs are scarce end ZEN re,8,ls
al sts50 per 100 rs.
. FLOUR There is bot Iimisea SOL ~
Howard Street Flour offering for sale, spe boIS.
efs have gsnefslly advaneed the store price. 9
tt.25. The receipt price b. ears is a.
On Saturday sale Of 200 5ba> City N AZ
Flour was made 81 LES; and io-dsF sale a.
500 bhls. vas made 81 81, lSa.
GRAIN.-The Few parcels Of Wheat mai
reach The city ~ KaEpns and railroad sell d 50
30 GEMS according b. quality. No Corn saoa..
Parcelslfop stores ale heIa al 81 - els FOR
uhiie and 40 ~ cents for yeslow. We as,ote
Oats al ga -28 cents.
wifSKEY.- demand = Iimi,ei ana he
sales are small al % cents forkhds and % Gems
far bhls
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.WARRIEn--

On the 10Th inst, by he Rev. Mr. fsov,< NJ.
SANUKL S, LowERI 10 Miss S1RAaC. MAsos. bo,h
of Belksiey- Copoty.
On The e1.l inst. BY the Rev. L. r. Wilson Mr..
WILLIAM +. SSopGRAss 10 AEFss AnRaBElLA RI
LEY. daughter Of Mr.. John 1ebb, siI Of Beskele.
County.
~Oa The 10Th inst, bT the Rev. &. StarlsnarI AIR
lsnAxI r. MiLrsH, cf Berkeley Co 10 Miss SA-
RaH MTERs. Of Washington County, Nil.
On the 9TH ult. by The Rev. Mr.. Cronin, Mr..
JosE MouSTs, Of Georgetown, D. c.. 10 Miss Rx-
Blcca e., yourgsss daughter OF the late Mr.. Nil
liam George, near Cedar Greek, Frederick county,
YirginiS..
Ga Thursday. he OIL. ms, BY the Rsr Daniel |,
HAper. hr: WILLIAM SHHr TO Miss CaaIsTtAsA
FAwLET Of LonJonn county. ~ f
Oa Thu, sd.y, the 10th inst, bS the sane, MIR
lTBoNAs !. Mock T. Miss REBEccA FILLss-ail Of
TankeryilIe, Loudrua county
On the 2istinst. by the Rev. S. Cover. NJ. Mi
tHAtL HAyESER 10 Miss CBARL0rrE WORKMAN
OF I.oudoun eoa0tvs
By the Rev. Vim. Gilmore. on the cfst inst
Mr isaac NJ. RIcE to- Miss ELIZA AxS RorASp
all Of Ioudoun.
On TIE 18th instant, BY the Rev John Su.
man, Mr.. FIELDIiEr X. JOKES TO Miss sARAHA.
BowEs-aIl Of frederick county.
Or The 23d instant, BY the Rev. John j. Su-
man. Mr. MesEs FRGNKLN to Miss ELIzAsErH
BpsHMAg-sll Of this county.
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rssilse q fna nal.hSls hercsf.er nsnei. and
ION .Asnes nsreh TO lhs PfssbyteriEn Church.
eosfs sddtestet WILDE delivered 81 OfsEcrs 81.
lecied tof NE ocel.Ipn, oni ia, Is. eho;rs 81
ne sespscsise CHURCHES IN ihis place ). lnr5,sS
% asss,r . ihs order 5f cessnoi,r<.
With The hops Of elicilinr he siie,t;s, AZ Il =
panlie m'fd 70 ne bsnesoleni purposes Ne ia
send. ycnr eommffee have IN III = s.ints .e,r
ceStan sfeskers uhose services they viii nv ,o
secure. Aiih HE sie5 % 'hssissx ssse s3Jre-sey
made dhrisg the.dsy and I've ! fsrr osnoie-lixh,.
To ferthees The object consempis,ed. favr
committee have The honor 10 axe he folIo~-
in< nomin0ions. w:
Heavy Boteief, W. T.. WEBS, A. pumriek-
house. Mstshs;s OF the day
Rev 4. Seiss, MAJ Hsntramek, Or John
Qqisley. comniiiee 10 invite Speakers, che
Rev. Clergy Of ShePheFdsiowr, and MAJOR and
Commop Council.
A. HAmriekhouse Col Harper. De- Qaisiey
Cammiftee 70 invite the seterslschoifs and The
ShepkfFdslowo Band
GsofEe Bsers. A. IIuuriekbouse, Col. Hsr-
Per. Committee 10 invite the respective SunSsg
fchools tnd Teachers. Mssouie Fraternity, and
indepen6enl Order 0sld fsiis'as.
Col Harpee, A. lIunrekhopse, Committee 10
procsre the place Of meeting.
Al (which Is respectfully subniits5
CaARL IS HARPER q
John QU1GLEY.
A. .HUMRkc KHnUsE,
> r. HAMTRAMcK,
] A. SEkSS.
GEORGE ,B1ERs.
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COTTAGE BUIL,T

Dwell ElSy 6 HOUSE
A hne large Barn, recently erected Spring.
Smoke, Corn, Poultry. and boot houses. Also
house for servants, together with other reaui
site oui-buildings, An in excellent renair.
There is upon the premises a kne YOUNG
ORCHARD Of choice TRUTH futl be aring and
also near the house there Isl q large limestone
springsHhich affords running water ii most Of
the fields
do not deem i necessary 10 give further
particulars in reference to the place. as / pre-
sumo that all who MAJ with 10 purchase will
call and examine the property FOR themselves.
and 10 any such shall Be happy 10 furnish
whatever infoFma1ion may pc requisite, on sp.
pication 10 me personally 81 BY letter, post
paid. 81 HENRY BoI'ELER.
Aug Is. l844-tf. I'LL
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DIED,

Fl
On the 221 of November 1T the residence Of her
father, huntsville. Randolph County, Missouri
IN the 7,h year Of her age, NAKrHA VIRGINIA
daughter OF Captain William Cleveland formerly
of ChsrIes,own.
Al his residence in Tippacanoe County. Indiana
nm the 18th uii. ADRgAS NrNKooP, formerly of
Berkeley TO-, Va. IN The 10th year OF his age.
In Baltimore. on Tuesday morning. 2Ist instant,
Jams BARRoLL, Esa.. infhe 6sIh year of his sge.
~ his death baltimore has lost one Of her best c,l-
zens-a most estinsble an al the relations of
life. and respected and beloved BY all who kne v
Ihim.-.7mericap.
IN Washington CITY. on Thursday, The Esd inst
the Rev. WILLIAM HAwLET, Rector Of ST. Johns
Church.
In Loyeitsvile. OF the s,6 inst, Mr. JOuS EAnlcu,
lathe Old year Of bis age.
In Tankeryiile, L6n,Iaun county, on the 18th
inst, MI. GEoRGE FAwLETs ia the 4tsi year of his
age. lie sustained The character Of kind husband.
an .afrt,ionste parent, an honest man, aud good
neighbor.
On Tuesday ngbti the 4ih inst. Of Scarlet Fever,
MARINE aged years and ,nonths On Tuesday
night the 2ld inst, ANNA GARoLISE aged year
and 10 months sud DAYS; and on Saturday night
the@25h inst, SELDOS. aged Syesrs months aud
20 dfys-eh'ldren Of Adam and Emma Young OF
Harpers-ferry. Va.
"When ia your desolate path
Hopes glittering fragments lay,
Spring up, and fix your hopes f. 80
On.lhlngs thatneser can decay"
Tins. within the short period Of twelve days.
have these fond pat easbee deprived oflhree bright
buds Of beauty and affection. Wnh that sweetness
Of disposition for which they were remarkable, was
their suffering borne-sad ere the asI sad died
upon the ear. they had phmed their wings for fg hi
and il esrih has lost flowers Of beauty Heaven has
gained cherubs. ~-
81 see them aiIl;
Remembrance faithful to The trust
Calls them in Beauty from The dust"
On the 20h OF December lsst. in Clarke county,
in The 51st wear Of his sgs. Mr. JoHN MILLER.
tMiilwrighl) formerly of this county.
On Sunday evening" last, Miss MARr T. HuRsr,
daughter Of Mr.. John Hurst Of this county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
cnARLEsToWN LYcRuN..


MEssRs. EDiToRs ;--Il was mailer
of some surprise 10 ne. on last Wed0rs-
day pight. 10 see so lew5 cifiEess Of the
sowniu attendance upon the Lycenm =
And upon Inquiry, find that il has been
80 fora greater pars Of lis present session
Why is ils Ia aiowu where there are so.
few sources Of eh;oymepi,.I should think
Il would be a pleasure, ID those who are
disengsged. and certainly would 10 sone
measure conduce to relieve the monotc-
ny Of country life. 70 attend auy thing Of
iIris SOFT 4 il that persons are unwilling
10 promote and encourage. BY their pre-
sence, youth 10 obtaining knowledge and
Improving The mseives in orsforyl hope
not. Yet It seems 10 be so. II there is
a concert given, OF dsnseuse in town /
We find Them readily paying their quarter
ot a dollar 10 hear The discctdant sounds
Of Scottish bsgpipe. Or trying 10 catch
glimpse Al The ankles 81 little Ellsier as
she goes tbfo' her steps on the rough,
unpisued pianks Of a. pro lempore stage so
our Court Room. But do yos see them
attend the meeting Of the Lyeeums NJ,
tir. SThere i 40 bagripe 10 please their
ear--no ankles OF dansease 10 attract
sheir eye. J. am sorry 10 see no ladies'
there. They have been often invited.
snd the room is ALWAYS com fotlable.-
Why do.ihey moi attend, They have no
6esux IN their plrlours on. these nights,
for al ofthem seem 10 be members OF the
Lyceum. What petty compliment il
sonld De 70 the gentlemen. efthe Lyceu7
IL they would return their visits bS en-.
cours ging them with aheir sweet faces
and sunny SMILES. " on these occasions -
WhaI would the Lycepm be without the
ladies A mere nothing A plant that
drones out lis existence in the shade
without one snnbeam 10 encoursse its
growth. on a single dew drop 10 moisien
nslesvess Let the Ladies attend thea,
Pm sure they will not see the Lyeeum go
down Tor be want OF their presence-ior
me ladies only can give ii life. They
had very interesting debate al the last
meeting; and on The next night fhey will
have one tar more so-to Wit: DO the
constitutional laws OF oar country snfti-
cieu,ly protect the rights o. women r.
Some q The best speakers are appoint
ed TO debate IL. There will be mnch
! cutIiog'' and grand display ofeloqnence
on the Nde OF the ladies.
I have written, Is musicians have il,
con expression. becasse.I am az old man,
and have seen The benefits 10 be derived
from societies OF this sort. Every ones
interest should be TO encourage youthful
talents, and therefore mcst,respecllully
subscribe myself
pINpEx .SAPIENrIx.
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a LARGE SALE OF
PefSOnaI Rr0nerfv


t7-Atthe same, Wednesday, l2th March nsxi)
We will offer sl Of our Personal Property, con-
sisiing as follows:
n head d Work Horses, some of ,Ckich
are young and Uaiu06te,.
21arge Brood Mares, IN foaI, ,olo t0Orkr
kindly,
l family Horse, rides and DOrks ,ceH,
10 Mich Coics,
% head young Cattis, Steers, Sc.
so head Of good Sheep,
80 Shoals, the most Of them large and
II fine order,
I Large ,S0sos, NTH about 80 pigs,
3 Bar-satear Ploaghs, good quality,
? htres-Aprse Harrows, do
6 single skoreE do DO
z SETS 81 Gears, ,Cifh breeehbqnds, Sc. i
| Road Wagon and Bed,
II Wagon and Grain Ladders;
2 strong Carts,
GrufE Cradles, Al6lciag Scythes and
hangings, .MattOck, SkODeis, Forks,
Hoes, aid articles used IN -tarming,
One excellent Wheat Fan, foj Mr.. Bar
rstis mate,
10 Tons of Timothy Hay, lClouersse9,
1000 Pounds Of Bacon, 200 Us. clean
Lard, 200 l5s. soap grease, SC.
7Aity bushels Potatoes,
% Bdgs, a large Grain Sheet,
Oae HsndFtd Locust Posts, Jos post s
4 raul felke
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Temperance ConvenIi0n.

Aip regular quarterly meeting " thcs " IN
ehestrr Total Abstiuence Society," hsid 90 tae
20ib instant. among ether proceedings he IN
dersisned we're sppoinied acounsi.see % notify
the Prestienk Of each Temperanes society in
The district, thai lbsre viii be a, convenlion
held ~ Ne town 81 WINCHESTER % the 2at DC
February next. aud request esch society 10 send
delegates 10 said c0nyenli6D.
The committee would respectfully snd esrn-
e liy urge open the respective Societies, ihsir
prompt seiiun inssendinf delegates TO the Pto-
posed consention, assuring them Of . hesfiy
welcome John RaHsisH.
John ~. .Mpgson,
L. Skerlr.
r. w j. Long,
ERI.HifloA.
Winchester, Jan 30. Committee.
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10 ARM WANT@D>

"7ANTEpt 70 purchase. abou, TWO HUN
w DRIED ACRES OF LAND, Of ne first
qlehsy. having 4 suficienc5 fwood sndwater.
aad being we'll Situated - regards lis proximity
y Mills, and the facility Of access 70 markets
snf ~ a. egreeabie ani healthy neigh Dor hood
tcf such, reasonable price IN eash would BE-
given ANY person possessing such, ana desir-
Gus o selling nigh. DO yell by addressing a
letter 70 me, stating terms and Other particulars,
al Washingien City, c.
JAMES B. H0LMEAD.
Dec ~. lSfi.-sts Auetioneer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
HoTE q
sNlNs SALE RS9
ShepherrlNf0rm. Va

IL - - - 49,
yVhh subscriber oatrs cor sale, The Hanss
4 new occupied y him as Tavern, al the
Corner German and Princess Slreets. n
shrPhfrdssosn, 5eIerseR county, Ne. This
house hiss been leng end sdr snta esor sly kpeu :.
IS The rr1neipal Pubic House n me Siaces ii
Is commodious and well situated for BUSINESS.
with extensive Stables, ice house, smoke -hcase I
sc. &c.
The terrns Of sac will be liberal, iii we'll sts
eured, sndpossession given on The lst dax Of
April neStl Fsr luther Information appis 10
the subscriAeron The premises, OF E. L LEE. $50.
DANIEL ENTLER. \
sJ<lf ths Iahote described properly is not
sold al pri9aie sale. before lhe FRI Ssisardas i.
,ua'eA merit il will then be oaefed atFSeblic aur-
ton, on the preais upon the following terms.
VIZ = One third in taelse, and tho bslsncp ia
twenty -four months; the deferred paymepts Il
bear interest," from The Isl day of April. 1876,
10 Dc secured BY BONDS with approved personal
security, and deed Of trust on The pSemses.
DANIEL 'ENTLER.
Shenherdstowp Dee 10 I'M
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ATTENTION!

DERs0NSs holding tho RIFLES hefongirg
= 10 the State of Virginia, under iae Com
snsulicn of The late Potomac Ride Company. Z
are most earnestly. requested 10 return the same
to Mr.. VI. L.. WERp, forthwith. Thosa who,io
not return their Rifle by the lst Of March pexts
may expect TO find. their bonds in The banda of
proper oifcersfor the collection Of the aenalty.
ShepherdsIovn, lac 10, ls44-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-30
MILL FOR NENF.

" Ill .he rented for mCaeyed rent, ii
" public renting, on FRIDAY the 7th day
Of Febr1sry next, on the premises, that we'll
known Milling Establishment Of Henshaws, ofi
Mill Greek lone mile West of Bunker Hill.
This.mill is situated cha constant stream, in 4
fine wheat growing region, With good run DE-
custom, CONVENIENT TO market, &c. cspabis
ties o. manufacturing not, surpassed by any. IN
the Valley Of Virginia. The dwelling IS a vefy
comfortable one, and conyenientto the mill \
As those who wisht to rent will view the pro
perry II is deemed unnecessary to give q fur.
Their description of il.
This properly W i'll be rented until the is. Of Ju-
", 1856 Possession given the lstApfi next. !.
LEVI HENSHAW,
THORNTON HENSHAW., i
.4dn'rs Of Leri Hensha,c, deed.