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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
FARM At AUCTION
Sept. Id

' On Tuesday, the 18th of September, ,sh.r
sell on the premises, at o'clock p. M, a valuab,
farm, containing about ninety three acres. This
farm is beautifully situated about three miles and
half from Washington, on the back road sadin,
from Washington to Bladensburg, and near d.
farms of Mr.. Tucker and Mr.. Bates. Il has on /
a frame house containing eight rooms and stOO,
cellar, good stable, corn and COW house, about 500
peach and apple trees in full bearing, of the Le,l
kinds Of fruit, and 400 peach trees planted out IA,
spring, in fine growing state, together with SON,
best cherries, plums, and pears. There are tie
neyer-fang streams Of water running through lht
place. The soil is kind, and susceptible Of a high
state Of improvement Ii can be divided into i've
farms Of about 46 each, which will be done O,
the day Of sale, if desired II is unnecessary to say
more, as persons wishing to purchase will examin.
for themselves
Terms: one-third cash. the balance in one two,
and three years, for notes bearing interest.
A GREEN,
Sept. 2-2aw6ds Auctioneer.
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MoRE "RuM."-The Baltimore Patriot (whig)

Democratic committee of correspondence.
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low-citizens, that the amendment of the tariff Of
1S46, SO as to meet the concurrence of Pennsyva-
MIA, will depend entirely upon the election a demo-
cratic delegation to Congress. Ii she adheres to her
ancient faith, and does send to Washington
guardians of her interests, men who stand high in
the confidence Of the democracy, the whole party,
the administration will come to the rescue, and
with grateful affection, protect the staunch old State.
On the other hand, should she throw herself into
the arms Of whigery, and send men to Congress
known only by their bitter hostility to democratic
principles, men, and measures, she will thereby dis
own the powerful friends who are able to save her,
and become the victim of misplaced confidence in
those who have not the power, even had they the
will and capacity to sustain her cause. Is
We come now to consider the effect OF the new
tariff in its most important aspect; its influence up
the agricultural interests of the country, repre-
scented by GLASS more numerous than any other,
and in the grade of usefulness and industry, literal
ly and truly the "boDe and sinew Of the country"
The recent alteration of the tariff laws Of Great
Britain has been peculiarly beneficial TO farm
srs affordng as il does an ever-ready market for
their produce. The taking off the burdensome du-
ties BY rendering the purchase of our grains easy
by all classes Of the British people, must of course,
furnish a constant outlet for the vast and increasing
stores of American agricultural wealth. In the ma
ture Of things, from the disproporton between our
whole population and the immense domain which
we cultivate as well as from the large proportion of
our people engaged in these pursuits our agrcultu-
raj products must for years, perhaps always exceed
the demand for home consumption. Under an ex-
elusive tariff system this superabundance must re-
main in the hands Of the grower, and low prices and
ruin to the hard working farmer must be the result
The surplus will render the whole product Of the
farmer dull Of sale. The condition Of the agrcultu
raj classes in continental Europe sbundantly proves
this fact The "peasantry," as they are called are
reduced to ignorance and state OF physical servi-
tude, unknown thus far in our own country. But
foreign governments have offered TO open their ports
to our grains with extremely moderat. duties, 30
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The mineral lands embraced in the above procla
nation of the President of the United States, are
situated IN Marion and Carroll counties, in tn,
northern part OF the State of Arkansas, within eight
or nine miles of the west bank of White river which
beng navgable and tributary of the Mississippi
affords easy and cheap transportation to all the pr
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PAYNE, G. S. HOUSTON, VANCE, and the
SPEAKER,
The question "shall the rules be suspended" was
taken, and resulted as follows:
SO, two-thirds voting in the affirmative, the rules
were suspended
And the resolution being thus before the House,
Mr.. +. demanded the previous question.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22

II B. T.REED respectfully informs TIE
q . public ID general, that bb has commtp.
ced the above business in The room adjoining
Mr. Geo. Reeds old establishment, and direct.
> opposite Msjk Msssie's' Hotel. Winchester,
where he has on band 6ne assortment OF
Tin Copper and Sheet Iron R.dRE
OF ell kinds. warranted 10 be made ofihe best
malsrisls. and not 10 be Surpassed in workman
ship, and al prieesSss low Is Gao BE- purchased
10 any regular establishmebi 10 lhe Valley
lie is also prepared 10 make End put up gut.
ters and spoutiag II Tin or Copper, both Sc.
eret and hanging, aod 10 cover houses either
with Tin, Copper 6F Zinc.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attended 10.
decentralization on the subject from JEFF.
ferser, may be left Of the Free Press Once.
Winchester, duly ~, ls45-6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22

wRfGHT q HOWARD.
eaIl abe stiention 81 ihe
l64 eit,zsss Of Je6ersop co1piyts their esiso-
-, Iishnentfor the ms56lscibre sha sale
~ fofRATs, IN which nay Be lonst :
- large and general sssoftnsDt Of al ar
9ticies in their line. Thsif sstabIish-
neat eombining wirhie iisslf:ss4rI facility for
eumplste vofkmansbip with ell she latest i'm
prove uents 10 msehinssy only The
n,ost scientific and experienced workman s5d
usise the best materials alone, thFy are spsbied
with the aid ofIong praciieatezFs Siepce 10 pro
duee 40 article Of GOODS unsurpassed by any
tang in this Or any other Market
To the Retail customer they srs prepared 10
furnish description Of goods warranted 10 give
the most eminent satisfaction, 10 fashiop, dara-
biltiy and intrinsic worth.
The wholesale dealer will hed indueemsnt
10 purchase 10 the fullest and best ssleeted 20
sor,menh 10 be mel with in The trade.
The fashion for The successive seasons resu-
larry introduced and allowed tosarpass all O.
lbers 10 point Of beauty and merit
b GentlemenNs, Jo1lh 3, and ehildrens esps. ei
new and besutfuI patterns always kept on hand,
which they offer Tor sale, with all other articles
their line. st the lowest possible prices. TbsiI
terms Of Sale will be found liberal and sceon-
moasting. and every sGoFtused 70 entiIls the1
10 the Palsonsgeof liberia public.
WRIGHT 4, HOWARD,
Il Fashionaha Hsttefs,
s<Eo 30 Baltimoie street.
Baltimore, October 9, 1e45-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
New Goods g. Great BARGAINS

AVN a4VO00 ~ 4AV0O Luz 614A0
JNHE undersigned has just received from the
y Eastern markets, an additional supply Of
NEW 8 SE.4S0N.4BLE GOODS
in bis line. which, with his previous stock on
hand, makes his assortment full and eomplste.
Among his assortment iaay be found -
Dress Cloths. from 80 10 Sl2 per yard;
Csssimeres from IS els 10 "a per yard;
Sattinells, from so cts 10 ~ so per yard;
Also, Scarfs, Crsvats, Pocket Hdkis, Gloves,
Bosoms, Suspenders, Socks, 60.
Also, variety Of Domestics. Prints, Cash
meres. Mouslin de- LANES, Grape Dc Lanes.
AlPa.eas, Fiannels, &c, very cheap snd
choice patterns.
Also, large and extensive assortment Of
ReNdy.su0de Clofhissg.
Such as Dress Goats, Froek costs, Coates,
Sack Goats, Over Coats, closks, Paris. Vests,
Shirts aud Drawers. Goats from 10 go,
Pants from so 10 SO. Vests from I so 20 IS,
Shirts from SO cts 10 90 so, and IN short, nearly
every thing ususlly kept 10 Merchant Tailor
aud Ready made Clothing Es,ahlishmens.
The public ere invited 10 cell end examiae
for themselves previous TO purchasing else
where. Is pledge myself 10 sell grester bar
gains than can be sold in the county. Call and
see-price and buy.
WILLIAM J STEPHENS.
Harpers.Ferry, Dee Is. i6i5.
N B.-Among nv Cloths may be found .
splendid srticIe of Black Frsneh cioih, suitable
FOR Ladiss' Closks, full six quarters vide. Price
81 $40. w. lis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22

WINCHESTER
Iron and Brass Foundry.


YuVHR subscriber has removed his Foundry 10
u The lot lately purchased BY him, . fev hun
dred yards south Of Sis old stand Of the Depot on
Msrksi steel. and hes added very excessively 10
biz facilities for doing Business. He is ~ eli
iimes prepared 70 furnish Castings Of every de-.
scsipiion, at the shortest nossee and on accom-.
modsiIne terms; such d Mill Gearing, ThEesh.
ing Msehise Castings, Mould Boards, wagon
Boxes, (css, ffem The best maiefisl and d short
no,ics.) Mill owners and Others 10 want Of Cast.
ihss would de- veil 10 give call End essmine
his large sssortmeot Of Patterns, before purchas-
Ing slseshete. Iron Turning and Sni,hing exc
enssd with despatch.
TIE ssbsenber Keeps eonstsnily % hand an
assortment Of Hathaway eelsbrated Patent Hot.
al COOKING STOVES, unsqusiIed By sny 9th.
e eoesing Stove ever eeered TO the public; also,
res Pia,e Stoves q di5srent sizes, Wholesale Or
retail.
Taylor's SIrab Cutler and Cbrn Shelter,
An eaiirely neu as,iels. This nschine eonbipes
s,Fength with dufability, and L unsurpassed b.
aDy other maehiat, fof cutting Straw. Hay,
Ccrnsialks, o. for lheIIins Corn, ever offered %
The farming eommtnily. The consiruction b.
iug such hat the user can work The machine &C.
psfais ard spsrt, this u>chi1eIsqoi5es lees pow
Ter than any ether cutler o. rh<IIcr u usc, he
strength Of one nss bang abundant power
persens Wishing % purchase viii Be s1PpIied
With The nachinc a ilisi. % please o. 20 sale.
The subscriber, hei,s ,kankioI ior p,si snp.
Port, scllcils costin1aoce 81 he sane. AIIor-
ders thapkfaIly lt<tireI and DcrtlnoiIr rlien1-
led 70. Ole Brass ed Ifc1 Co1i|11s ptsa ID
szehsngs ~ nss rerk.
Wiuchesier. o. 50. i3ls -cn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
10 PRfNFERS.
Type F6eaasNaad Panter's Eafnishi
WaR EUQTEgpr

Type Focnasvaad Printey's Ezfnishins
S WAREHOUSES,
ETyHE Subscribers have opeusd new Typ,
u fouedry 10 The city Of Nav York, where
they ere ready to supply orders to any extent
Cor any k,ad Of JOB orAfancy Type, lnk, Paper
Gases, Galieys, Brass Rule, Steel columu Rule
EomPosiag Sticks, Chsses, aud every other ar
ticIe necessary for Printing Once.
The Ttpe, which are caA 10 new mou!ds
from an eaiiTe aeR set OF mhtffxes, with dseI
counters. are warrsnied 10 be unsurpassed %
any, and7wiA be sold Al priees 10 suit the timas
All heiype furnished By US ts q hsBd-cast.ns
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam
Eagiues ofike most approved patterns.
N D Msehiaist i echsian,ly IN atlepd
sres TO repair Presses and acllieht work.
Composition Rollers east sof Printsfs.
Eiisrs 81 Newspapers. who will boy thfes
tines IS much Type IS their bills smouutIse
nag eve The shove sin mahths' Insertion ID
their Pspef.. sadSsnd their papers coa,aininl
i % the sabscftAerss
COcEcR0FT q 0TEREA.1.
e3Aa1 q. New Tor I
\ SeDt IS Isisem-- s
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! CVRT.aIyV. GOOD6.

1f7H subscriber has on hand and Offers for
u sale . large assortment OF Silk aud Worst
ed DAMASK Of different colors--sueh as Grim
son, Drab. Green, Blue and Scarlet Dsmask,
silk bindings 10 match, &c. figured curtain mus.
lins. hair cloih DC; Gin ana brsss rods, curtain
ornaments. gilt rings and curtain bands. &c. &c.
FEATHER BRDS md .NaTTRE SSES.
On hand large assortme1l Of Bsds and Ma
|irssses. made q The best curled hair, moss,
eurlsd palm lsaf, One hseklsd husk Of diIsreni
WINDOW SH.1DES.
Hsbas Just reeeived large sssortmept 81
trnnspift1l window shsdes, of different pssfsrns.
VENETIAN BLINDS.
Always % hand and made % order Venetian
slines Of different eoiors and sizes, made IN he
bert manner. s.
c0TT0N WaDDiNc.
A!so On bard, large and slsll sizes Of nhile
snd black wedding. b The Wholesale o. retail.
All 81 which Will b sold very low at
G. s. GRlFFITH,S
UPholsiering q Paper Hanging Wsrshsuss,
3 & No I28. Marksisireet.
Bsliinore. October 9. 16ls-1v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
~ CHANcERY.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chsncery. for the County Of JEFF.
ferson, Oct. 2Sths lS45,
John ". Gsiion, administrator Of Robert Waters
deceased, }... .PLAF,
AGAINST
Thsnas Sieadman. .4dn'r ef .ann Lindsay, deed
George Zcger, Charles IT. Mills. and Be,,jamin
Brysen, adm'r De bonds non Of Joha Graham,
deceased, DEFrs.,
in CHANCERY.
1T Is suggested this 2Sih day Of October,
: l545. that the plaintiff 10 This snii. John W..
Cation, Administrator Of R. Waters, deceased,
10 dead, and on motion Of N. s.. White, Admin
istrator De Eonis mon Of said r. Waters ii is or.
dered, that this suit be conducted ia the name
Of the said N s. White, Adm inistraior dc bonis
mon Of said r. Waters, deceased. And il is
further ordered, that Master Comm Missioner
Edward E. Cooke, proceed 10 execute The or
der Of reference made in this cause 1t The June
term. l643, And il 10 further ordered, that the
defendant, Thomas SieadmaD, do appear be-
fore said Comm missioner with his vouchers, ID
order that settlement Of bis account as Adj
ministrator Of Ann Lindsay may Do made. and
\ report thereof Be made 10 this Court,
4 Alcopy-Tesie.
Il l.T ROBERT T. BROWN. clerk.
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CoMMIssIoNER's orrrcE.
ChaflestoWn, January T. lS46.

- 1ONOs -
The PARTIES 10 the shove sui,, are hereby
no.ihed that shall attend Al ny ONES aforesaid,
on Monday the 9Th day Of next monih, tFebrua.
ry) for the purposs Of taking and settling the &C.
counts directed By the sbovs rsei,ed order OF
Conrt,-shen and where, By 10 o'clock, A. ~,
they are requested 10 stlsnd with The papers
statements snd evidence connected viii The 1.
foresaid accounts to be taken. Persons hayins
claims agains, the estate Of The deceased. Geores
Litilei are requested 10 exhibi. them-apd prool
to support their business.
R. woRTHINGroN,
January 9. 1886. Csnr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
CASH FOR NEGROES.

YWyaE subscriber, a Agentfor Hers n. sLaf-
rrR, i anxious 10 purchase large num-
Der Of NEGROES. II both sexss, for which
purpose he has located 1t Winchester. and can
Al 81 tines Be found ~ ar. coss tlelsi. Per-
Sous having Negroes % sell. viii 6nd i 10 their
sdssnIaes 70 ses him before selling. q he Z d.
tsFmined 70 pay tie highest cash prices.
All commuuicaiio1s addressed 10 ether The
Isnhscriber or JonrsoE Rcn Il Winehestsr. OF
WnLikn Il. GH,se,. cksrlssiorb. N,n y
THos. q. WILSON.
7aehes,er. Nov -. lsts -sns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22

KikGkNk1, 70 MT:
A. Rules hsids. 4 ~ elssks ollos 81 H. IL.
ssil sppsEier eosrt oflaH ana eksnesrv "a.
ss.ersoa eoanty, IN Gni Monday n Jsnuary,
Ary cssk. lslis, c.lkssnt Gal hr,,
AGAINST
lscss Dsaasf ~ S1antl KAsel. u Dnrrh.
IN CHANCERY.
PIE Dtfendant. Jacob Dennsr, net h.s.
- ing eptsred BIZ apps1ranes and gises
security ascending % The sct 81 assembly and III
rules ofthis court; a1ditsppsaring By satisfac.
tory evidenee that be Il not an inhabitant oI
tkis countfy n issrdsEsd. That the sid defend.
ant do spPssr here On The frat day 81 The
next spring tern, and answerthe bill The plain.
lid and that copy Of this order Be forth.
with inserted 10 some newspaper published il
Chsrlestown, in The county Of Jefferson, for iva
@onihs excessively. and posted II the from
door Of The Courthouse Of this county.
a Copg-Tes.e.
Jan a lehe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
MANUFACTURED
tobacco, Snuff Scars, &C..

4Vb0OOOI 0Au0g l0O6o4 81 Wi
THE subscribers offer for sale al their Stores,
l36 Pratt street, opposite hhe Depot, and
No So South Charles street.
800 packages from Is 10 25 fbsIesch. Of Extra
Peach Leaf TOBACCO, much approved BY
those who have used il
200 boxes 100 lbs each, same brpnd
500 small do Is 10 l6 Ibseaeh, 'fLily OF virgi.
nia, /" avery superior article
100 boxes Congress SIS lump
SO do DO do Hsmei Pgsree .Riehm, nd
90 do Spun Roll WIN. Grenners do
60 do do do Clsrks
As do Sweet les Lump, Lynchburg
100 do do l3's do
500 small do Ambrosia hslfpounds
100 half Dc Sweet Pounds
100 small do Bees Wing.
k. SNUFfS.
100 boxes Scotch Sniff, ID papers. 1s lbs each
500 blsdders do various sizes, Sc
IRappee. Macabau, Congress- 81
Dew York 6ne cui chewing II
Smoking Tobacco in 1 and I 10 papert
sEGARs in all their variety n The following
brands: Il
Regalia Cszadorts
LaPrimsvera Canones
La yueIia Absjo Principe
La Norma Justo Sanx
L. Minerva Lord Byion
La PalmaresI CRashing,on ID Norma
La Esperanza Legitimas
La Pru Image
Washington P. B.
10 hhds Kentucky Tobacco, for vale
Superior csc Tobacco on retail.
A&JIBoNN & BRO.
Baltimore. October 2, ls45-6n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
W.aLTER CROOK, .Jr.
OSpGlOA9P51Rl N9
PaperHangings WAREHOUSE.

= - k04 4&IsAAS0A 160 ~ - 0AA0eAAsAysS
MO go, Baltimore Street. near Charles street,
~ Baltimore, keeps constantly on hand . lsrts
and general assortment Of goods in his line Of busi.
mess. viz S
Satin and Worsted Damask, assorted soloFs
Watered MoEee0s
Cashmerine, and BORDERS 70 match
Curtain Trimmings IE-@
I Cornices, Ornaments, and Curtain Rings
Embroidered and plain Curtain Muslins
Curtain Bands and Clasps
Silk Cord. and Tasse III
CurIed Hair and Moss, Feathers /, together lin
a gener al assortment Of
C6ytain Materials md UphoIsteyu Good,
n Also large assortment OF French and Amer;s,.
Paper Hangines. sii,able for Psrlors, Dfsvin.
Rooms. Chambers Halls, BE together with Bor-
ders, Columns, Views, and Fire Sereens.
4 He makes 10 order, Bed pnd Windov Curt.in.
Feaiher Beds, Curled Hair, Moss. and Hnsk No.
tresses, Carpets, Cushions Yeni,jan Blinds. sh.ds
t3ainds, and I'll work ii the Uubolstery ~ P.r.-
Hanging Business attended 10.
Country Merchants and other, are inv;t.d ~ III.
me 1 call. IL si''f
+ Baltimore, Oct 3.-ix Haas
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LOOk HERE, LOOKMERE!

lHyAE subscriber having returned from the
| u cities, is now prepared to offer the
eFdREATEsT BARGAIMS-c3
In bis line Of business 10 Winchester, He has
the BEST ASSORTMENT or GOoDS in his
line that can be found in this market, and he
would say to.those gentlemen who are in want
Of Clothing 10 give him call feeling assur.
ed that they will not BE disappointed. His
stock consists Of beautiful sssortmsnt of
Ready.lnade Clothing,
OF Home Manufacture. Also, avery handsome
assortment OF
Cloths, .Cassimeres & Vestings
] Which be will make 40 order Of the same low
Price that ne has them rsaay-made for, All
garments warranted 70 1T.
The public's humble servant.
wM. D. SHULTZ.
Winchester, Oct I6. 1915 -3n,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
WlAAQE7AA0.
IN all It's Varieties. by MISS BROOK
(FRoM BALrlMdRr,)

Losdeua Street, opposite Lloyd LegaAs,
MANCHESTER, va.
MISS BROOKE has opened Der FAN and
& Winter Faskions, which have thus far me
with deeidsd appreciation. She is therefore
prepared 70 meet The orders Of the Ladies Of
Winchester and the. surrounding country. upon
short neticea and ia style ioIplease every taste
The Ladies Of jefferson, Be keller }, aud Clarke.
may fnd her sslablishment worthy :heir attain.
lion I
miss b Millinery Room son the Main street
opposite the store Of Lloyd Logsn.
Winchester, Move, lSi5- SIN.
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.H.. GEORGE y. KRERL,

WWUsesate UNUUUIS Z. NO. 5X8 BoItNS076 oJTt6y,
Baltimore.
Keeps constantly on hand,fa very large and
general assortment or. DRUGS. PAINTS,
DYEsrUFFS. PATENT MEDICINES, PER-
FUMERY, DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE, &C.,
Sc. ]; and pays the ssrictest attention to the
quality Of his Drugs, and to The careful exccu-
tion Of orders, 50 that purchasers msy rely on
getting pure and genuine articles o. The very
lowest market prices, and on accommodating
terms. on application as above.
Sent. 25. l845.-6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
o. Fish g CO..

a GENTS for the sale Of the Genuine Patent
a Galvanic Rings, and Chris,ies Magnetic
Fluid, positive and permanent cure OF Rheu.
matism and al Nervous Complsints.
For sale At Browns Hotel, Wsshington, d. C.
Jan 1, l546-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22

Ills said ihatth 6rsi printer 10 North
America vas Samuel Green. Many Of
his successors have been green too.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22

THIS us3Inirasl aslIj ~ q jpstiss 10 y.
i tsn fssliaes nor = he kidd frenis. wsr.
- e ui,hhoIt ~ arkroElsdspenis fsr he 70
|ry A.iterins ebcocr<1snent h hes met Wifk
sincs biz rsfufo = ct1flssioun, II tks J6;nn Z
cglsnfsriaG 1arfa<n, nd go1ii saT = IN. thai
- bssk e9sEs IN - dirsc'st 3 pls.ss ~
|pl,inssl o. a. net f.sIiii11s
csil spd go lin, feN der essi 81 Dr..
csrtsIlh n NFRRs.
July 4 1874. -.
Wireks,lor, -. 3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
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"THE Cssri doth adIudge. order and decree
that cnmnissionsr Worihinelon % set,ls he
sxeeaiosisI account Of said Fcsset o. executor
OF George Little, des'd, and slso Do take an &C.
count Of The snls and pfois Of The real estate ol
said Little, aimee his death, also an account 81
the deb,s doe from said George Little, their die
atty and character, also an account Of The value
and annual sslue 81 said real estate, aiiof which
The said coGmissiopef Is directed 70 feporl %
the coart iis mex. ie:m, together Win any
special ssateusnis deemed Psssinenl, which nav
oe required by any Of The parties, or useful ID
Ms ewn siet, 10 order 10 faI,hsr proceedings 10
Be had 10 this cause" A copy-ieste.
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22

They are getting new names for things
very fast. Rascsliiy is now defined Il
'an unfortunate bias towards error"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22

Az ESyiADLr PoEr Some Western
poet diseoufses thus Of bis love and do
Of hvn. plsinly showing the envy that !
rsaklipgin his heart:
s'Wksn PegGyS arms her dog impiisco,
Iofien wish my lot was Mira
How often Wpufd stand and i1ra,
To gets pat from hands like hr'n."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22

They have ! chap down east whose
hair j. - red that he can, 90 oul al night
without raising the alarm Of ERE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22

A county editor tells his subscriber.
thu. he has been compelled TO adopt The
cashsysiem. but will continue 10 receive
potatoes at par. IRE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22

T1SfrepeiSed smother lss Il soperior hes-
81 y eosrss Boois-Kip Boofs, sud ine calf
poots-fee usls cheap 81
sse 2. DUnNNGToN.