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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-22

"WHAT CAN BE MORE DISTRESSING THAN
Astbna."-T The difficulty of breathing, the troublesome
cough, sense of sullocation, pains in the head, inability
to lay down, and the fearful anxiety of mind attending
the paroXysm of this dreadful malady, make this one OF
the most Formidable complaints thatthe skillul physician
has to contend with.
1t is not generally known that a remedy can be
found for this %ailment, which we have seen tried with
the most perfect success. DIR. Folger has lately intro
duced a medicine which is pronounced to be the best
that has ever been discovered for the relief of ashm a
1t is called the Olosaonian, or All-healing Balsam, and
may be had of the Agent, l06 Nassau street, one door
above Ann, genuine. The pamphlet which accompa-
MICS the bottle gives an account of cases, not only OF
distressing asthma, but also ~ofsevere coughs, consump-
ton, and other malddies which have been entirely re-
lieved. And there need be no fear of the effects fol-
lowing its administration, inosmuch as DR.. Folger is a
regularly educated physician, has been IN practice fol
more than twenty years, and therefore is entitled to the
confidence of the community.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-22
Far The Green Mountain Freeman.

The First Annual Meeting of the Washington Co
Agricultural Society was held in the Court House in
Montpelier, 18th inst, and completed its organization
by the choice of the following officers for the year en-
suing.
DANIEL. BALDWIN, Montpelier, President.
JACOB ScoTT, Barre, Vice
ORsoN SKINNER, WGtyfeld. presidents,
I !. y y. W HSwB'' Montpelier }seoretnre'.
Board Of Managers.
Barre-David French, 2nd.
Berlin-Shefeld Hayward, j.
Calais-Nathaniel Eaton.
Duxbury-E. w. Corse.
Fayston-Calvin Fullerton.
Marshield-Horace HOLSTER,
MiddleseX-Holden Putnam.
Montpelier-Royal Wheeler.
Moretown-Calvin Clark.
Northield-Samuel Denny.
Plainield-Levi Bartlett.
RoXbury-Chas. Samson.
Waitsfeld-Roderic K Richardson.
Warren-F. A. Wright.
Waterbury-Henry Douglass.
Woodbury-Lra McLoud.
Worcester-.Nartin c. Rice.
Voted, that the Secretary furnish the proceeding
and request the same to be published in all the news
papers in the County.
Voted to adjourn.
DANIEL BALDWIN, President,
J. w. HowEs. Secretary
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wEA mS K& O.

In this village, Jan. 18th. by Rev. A. G. But
ton, Mr.. Henry M. Stone, of Windsor, and Miss
Catharine i. Blake, Of this town.
In this village, by ]. P. Miller, Esq. Patrick
Region, to Mary Ann Oils, both of this place.
In Cornwall, on the evening of the 10Th. inst
by j. Hutchinson, Mr.. Lemuel J. Benedick, Of
St. Adams, and Miss. Charlotte L. Pratt, of Bird
bort.
In Clarendon, Jan. LIST. by Rev. Charles Wood
house, Mr.. Daniel Smith, to Miss. Martha NJ
Round, daughter of o, H. Round, ESQ. all o.
Clarendon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-22
JEREMIAH FLINTS' Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT,
LAMoILLE DIsrRICr, "a.

LAM0lLLE DISTRICT, So
At Probate Court held at Hydepark within and for
said District, on the 9Th day of January, 1916, comes
John L. Pratt Administrator and Jetusha Flint Admin
istratrix of the Estate Of Jeremiah Flint late Of Eden,
in said District deceased, and propose TO render an ac-
count t. of their administration, and 10 present their ac-
count against said Estate for Examination and allowance
Whereupon, the Court aforesaid, doth appoint the 28th
day of january; A. d. 1916, for hearing, examination
md allowance of the same, at the Probate office in said
H%ydepark, AMI doth order that all persons interested, be
notified thereof, by the publication of this order three
weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman
a newspaper printed in Montpelier, in the County oil
Washington, the last of which publication TO be previous
to said 28th day of January 1916, that they may appear
at said time and place, and object to the allowance Of
said account if they see cause.
BY order of the Couit,
Attest HARLOW P. SMITH, Register.
A true Copy of Record,
Attest II. p. SMITH, Reg.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-22

In PittsGord, on the 9Th, inst. Mr. Lyman Hitch
cock, of Chittenden, aged so.
In Rutland, on the 1Ith inst. Ambrose Der
win, aged 90 years,
In Weybridge on the LIST inst. Mrs. Saraf
Sheldon, aged "a years, after aprotracted illness
which she bore with Christian fortitude.
In Tupbridge, Jan, 5, 1916, Harriet Luce. 10
In Hartland, on the 18th inst. Capt Nathan
icl Cole, formerly of Middleboro', Mass, 81
Revolutionary soldier,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-22
THE PILES.

i CLRE EOH LIFE GUARANTTED!
The VEGETABLE PILE EiECTUARY, invented
by DR.. A. UpLam, a distinguished physician of New
York city is the only really succe3sfa! remedy for that
dangerous and distressing complaint, the PILES, ever
offered 10 the American public.
Mark this: it /, an INTERNAL REMEDY-not an
external application, and will cure any case of Piles,
either Bleeding or Find, Internal or External and
probably the only thing that will. There is no mistake
about it. !, IS a positive cure-sPErDY AND PERMA-
NENr. ltis also a convenient medicine to take, and
improves III" general health in a remarkable man.
ner.
Each Box col. MS twelve doses. at S Is cts. per dose.
It is very mud in operation, and may be taken in
cases Of The most act inflammation without danger. All
external applications are u the highest degree disagree
able. inconvenient, and o e'sive; and from the very ma
lure ofthe disease, Temporary in their effects. This
Medicine attacks the disease at It's source, and REMOV-
ING TIE CAUSE, renders the cure CERTAIN and
PERMANENT.
The Elecluary is also a very valuable remedy for In
famatlon of the Liver and Spleen, Inflammation, Soreness
and liberation If the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, and
Bladder; ln1smatory and Mefcurial Rheumatism, Inn
purity Of The Blood, caused by the imptudent use of Mer-
curry; Weakness and inflammation of the Spine and Back,
and for the relief of Pregnant Ladies, before confinement,
ensuing an easy time, safe delivery, and a healthy off.
spring.
This admirable preparation contains NO MINERAL
MEDICINE; NO ALOES, C0LOCYNTH, GAMBOGE>
or other powerful and irritating Purgatives; and if taken
according to the directions, in case Of Piles, A CURE
FOR LIFE Is GUARANTEED.
7 Pamphlets, giving valuable information respecting ths
Medicine, NAV be obtained of Agents gratis.
J. 5. HOUGlITON, lao Washington Street, Boston.
Genetal Agent for the New England States.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S, X. Collins; Burlington.
Peck &Spear; Rutland, Daniels s. Bell; Woodstock,
Chas. Chapman; Windsor, A. H. Wardnsr; HaverhiIl
Rix and Cummings and by the dealers generally .50:lyp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-22

ings of the pleasure he had felt in the exercises
of the day,
Adjourned with singing Old Hundred and
prayer by the secretary.
The appointment of another meeting is left
with committee.
S. PAINE, Sec.
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Cotton Goods.

4oBdes a. and 4 Brown and BDmhed COTT0N&, from to 10 cr per yard;
20 " Ticking, DhHug, WaMg and Yani IS pieces rhC ARPEIlNG, With UGSto match;
New I4onepngm Memuh lH ARD-NAR RE dA kndG
Omeso fNw CANA, EARrHEN, and GLASSWARE hWuthl sH@;
5oo m Of oM' Mb,a and CHdrnsS SHOES 200 prs Ladies and GEMS LNDLERUBBERS;
A treat variety aides sand Gents. E& mG<EH GDEG ECG%15 &%GBGD4BAEs
Ojfge mt pieces Of CLOAK STUFFS, With lnn@,N Velvet RHhmnaF dng@, Gmrn etc
n / n nj TT q for OFER COaTS, and DRESS dos and fr PANTAL0ONS ~d VESTS
e. ~ Il > nPcHEaP.
y odaIH sWand FANCY G0GD8-Capa. Straw and Bead BAGS, SILK PURSES, dnA RIBoNE,
on v ATs fancy Velvet Ribbons, MITTS, GLOVES, six v@ud and mn HOSIERY, etc
FUHSS }S n@ s1 B 81N AOf'S' "0NS' 'N'''', =" :" ''''"n"s - %
Very nnv other desirable ODs which we wUlhee ehmeHhe T1lh@eg goods WIFI e Sth wanted
cheap enough for PAY by the load, mn smaHer quantities" 49,
CAsE paid for FURS, PELTS, WOOL, PORK, POULTRY, BUTTER, CHEESE, fla
S~| y " CTOvER and CIR ASS do 49Sw.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-22

THE GREET REMEDY FOR .ASTHlL8,
Coughs, difficulty of breathing, pains in the chest and
side, bleeding at the lungs, hoarscness, influenza, and
%incipient consumption, is Folger's Olosaonian, or All
Healing Balsam. There is nothing like it. 1t has
been productive of more benefit than all the remedies
which have been offered to the world. David Hender-
sou, 60 Laight street; Mrs. Archibald, IS White street;
Mrs. McGann, 20 Walker st George W. Burnett, of
Newark Mrs. Bell, of Morristown, N. J. and hundreds
of names could be given who have found this Balsam
all healing in its properties. 1t has been used for
many years in private practice, has been submitted to
the faculty, used and approved of by them, and expe-
Renee shows that it is worthy of all confidence. Try
it, and do not delay. 1t has saved many lives-it may
save yours.
For sale by S. P. REDFIELD.
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CamD3ign 0Dened !

Campaign Opened
Rev. HENRY H. GARNET, of Troy, N. Y, the
eloquent colored man, who has been educated in the
school of slavery, but escaped to plead the cause of his
fellow-sufferers, has been induced to visit our State for
a season, and will a series. of ANTI-SLA-
VERY LECTURES at
Monkton, Sunday evening.
Starksboro, Monday afternoon and eve.
Lincoln, Tuesday afternoon,
Bristol, " eve.
East New Haven mills, Wednesday afternoon.
Weybridge, eve,
Cornwall, Thursday afternoon and eve.
Middlebury, Friday eve.
Brandon, Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Pittsford, Monday afternoon and eve.
Rutland, Tuesday eve.
C%astleton, Wednesday eve.
Poulney, Thursday afternoon and eve.
Pawlet, Friday
L. Rupert, Friday eve.
Dorset, Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Manchester Point, Monday a~ftereoon and eve.
Salisbury, Tuesday afternoon.
No. bennington, Tuesday evening.
1t is hoped and expected that the friends of Liberty
in each of those towns, will make seasonable arrange
ments for those meetings, and extend the notice as far
as possible. Those who have heard Mr.. G. will need
10 argument to secure their attendance; and those who
have not, may be assured that he is one of the most ell
oquent champions of Freedom who has ever visited the
State. Let there be a grand rally, and let there be nc
pains spared to secure large audiences in every place
The afternoon meetings may be appointed at ] o.
clock, and the evening meetings at half past six.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-22
CAPS! CAPS!

"a ntnbIe Ntnepence," is the motto!
Toys! you can get a goodTur Trimmed CAP for IS
J cents at Burnham's Cap Store. Gentlemen canalso
find Il good assortment ofFUR CAPS. Nov. 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-22

II YOU wish 10 procure MAGAZINES FREE OF POST
AGE, Just call at Somerby' Periodical Office and exam
inc the January numbers of the most popular Maya
50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-22

EVE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w the Probate Court for the District Of Randolph
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
of Thomas Kingsbury, late of B%rookfeld, in said dis
trict deceased, represented i%nsolvent, and all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto, and six months
from this date being allowed for that purpose, hereby
give notice that we will attend to the business of our
appointment at the dwelling house of widow Fi1eli9
Kingsbury; in said Brookfeld, on the Sd Tuesday of
February, and the fourth Tuesday of June, next, from
9 o'clock, A. NJ until 4 o'clock, P. W. on each of said
days.
ZENO CROKER, I como;ss;oro.s
SAMUEL BATES,
Brookfeld, Dec. 90, 1916.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THIS may certify that | have this day given my son
Joseph T.. Steele his time during the remainder of
his minority, and shall neither claim his earnings nor
pay any debts of his contracting after This date.
Brookfeld, Jan 10, 1916. PIlINEAS STEELE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-22
20 Rolls CarpetiMg,

w ps Npt'ou NaIPel"b
ps Floor Cloth 5 rs Stair C~arpeting
BOOTS! BOOTS BOOTS
10 cases Thick Boots for Men 5 do do tot BOYS
3 " Overshoes
Large and unprecedented sales Of Boots at our store
this Fall, induced us to purchase very large this Winner.
We shall continue to sell Boots of The lstquality fI rs,
We have also received a large lot of CARPET
BAGS directly from the manufacturers; for low prices
and good quality not surpassed.
CRCCKERY! CROCKERY!
New lot of Florence Blue Tea Ware, with Plates TO
match: Glass Ware of all kinds. Come and examine our
Crockery before YOU buy, if you wish to buy cheaper
than you have ever bought.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
We ave received also an addition to our former stock.
1900 lbs 81. Croix Sugar 900 lbs Loaf Sugar
Z lids Molasses 1000 lbs Sal ratUs
20 chests TEA 10 bags Coffee
10 boxes RAISING bcxes Bar Soap
200 lbs Cinnamon 800 lbs Rice
so lbs Nutmcgs leo lbs Cloves
20 bbls Rock Salt 500 bush Coarse W e. Salt
100 small Bags 100 Rock do do
We cannot but ieel grateful for the continued increase
of our trade, and we say to our Northern Friends, that
we will sell all kinds of Groceries SO low that it viii be
no inducement to go to Burlington or Boston and finally
let all come to Montpelier for Goods Of any kind-ana
call at our Store, and see the largest Stock ufGoods this
side of Boston 81
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mAKH.EV9S.

+ True copy OF kecoTd,
Attest II. p, SMITH, Reg.
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UNITED STAT Els
III @ II Ell.

Il arp efs- Ferry, Va.
TIME undersigned. most respectfully inforrns
= the public that he has lessed ,he Hotel Of
|Hsrpers-Ferry, known as the UNITED STATES
HOTEL He has been fsttered BY the kind
Itesiimonialshe has received Of the satisfaction
and approval Of his conduct Is landlord, in
Charlesieica, and bringing 70 Bis residence thu
sxpsrieneeof some years he believes be will be
sble 10 maintain hiscbsrseter among his friends,
and 10 acquire news tributes Of appreciation
from the travelling public. lie j. determined
10 keep a good house, and one which wil TO-
Icommendti,self.
He asks the travellers bJ The Rail Rosd al
we'll al all othersto give him one call and if
there be any reasonable cause Of complaint Of
the fare orihe manner Of its service, second
visit win not be expected. He will eadesror 10
be polite and courteous and all ID his employ,
connected with the EF5sel. will be required 10
practice etbe Same department. Preparations
have been made for The accommodation or vial
ters--singly or 10 fawilies, and the best The
ma kets sfofd will be- at The SERVES or BIS 81
irons His bar will be fafnished with good
WINES end LIQUORS, and his Stable viii 81
attended BIZ ono Of the best os.lels ihe Stsfd
can produce. JOS r. ABELI.
kpril TO- 1885,
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\ r FlTZsFMMoNS' Cheap Publicati

AT FlTZslNMoNS' Cheap Publication
n Depot. Among them are Is follow, viz
De Aubignes' History Of the RefornsiiOp, Re
viewed.
Milford Bard's Poems, new supply.
Life or 81. Patrick.
Garden Of the Soul, new supply.
campbslI's Poems
Morris Poems
Burns Poems.
Moshsifns Church History.
Odd Fellows Offering, for 1916
The Nup, By one Of the sisterhoad.
Hans Of Iceland or the Demon OF The North.
The 0'Donog1e, new supply.
Arthur's Temperanee Tales.
Abellino, the Bravo Of venices &c.
Lhlls's Living Age, No. 90.
The Western Continent, No. ).
Another large supply on Tuesday 20sh inst.
Harpers-Fsrry, Jan. a..
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ATTENTION, RIFLEMEN |
General Orders.
AMther Battle Commenciiag

.Aaother Battle Commencing /,
HAVING just received new supply Of am.
II muniiioD, in The sispe Of ! second ARR.
saiof NEW CHEAP GOODS, ( 1hstcon, niue
the battle as long as have shoiin the locker,
land issue my proclamation inEthe following
language, Ill have jus, opened and now
oftr> Al my usual low prices. = second supply
Of falkland Winter Goods, some Of which we
specify below.
OEOTHS.- Blue, blue black, blaca, brown
and invisible, English, French and American
Broadcloihs, plain and figured beaver clsih, p,-
lot do. good article. Is 49,
zCassimtres "A large and splendid sssorsmens
of al qualisies, patterns and prices
Cassinets--A large and general assortment Of
plain, figured and striped, Of all colors and pri-
Ysstings-A splendid assortment OF Gu, velvet.
5of new style and Handsome patterns Also,
superior article Of plain satin, sill and Cash.
mere yestings
! 4 beautiful variety Of Gloves, of every shade
aDc. eo!or
|In Tie lins Of hosiery suspeaosrst gentlemen.
stocks, cravats, handkercb icfs ,ststfss sc. Me
have az endless variety, hard 10 beat
Il For the Ladies we have The most splendid AZ
lsortment of grapes, shawls, silks, Grape 'lains
n cuslin 'fsins, rep Cashmeres ombre d'lains
Ibombazines, mefinos, cIoakings, calicoes, riE
lions, new and beautiful patterns Of Csshmer,
ld'ccosss. among which the Cardivlle, Yioio
inc andPampadour, and Ia Maintenot, take
lprecedsnce
Silk tassels. bindings, sewings. needles, pins
lbnttons combs, laces, sdgings. insertings, Gsi
Ehooks, nc. &c.
have also ansexiensivssupply Of Hsp, Caps
Boots, Shoes, Stationary and fancy. articles :.
lGroceries, QueenswaEe, Hardware. Ctockery
and Tin Ware. i
To an examination Of al, we most respect
fully invite the whole public. We are sure 10
please you and no mistake.
/ VIM NJ MCCOY.
Harpers-Ferry, Jan !, 1876.
N. B. have on hand a new article OF TO
bacco called Fat Csvsndish--call and examin.
FIJI, YOU viii find it 10 be something new en-
! good. W. NJ Mccoy.
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JMARRFEn.

o. Taesday he fssh ins,sai. b. the Rev. yehn y
Sumsn. Mr. JeuN 3. GesDos 70 aiiss MAnx Ans
Ansnoss, boah Of Clarke Ceoaiy.
On Wednesday, ihs issk iast.ni. By TIC Ilev. Jobs
J. Ssman, Mr. NHHoLss hicEonIss, q Frederick
Ter ofMr. Ostid Rossnbsrgsr, Of Berkeley County.
On Wednesday, the issh ipstsss. BY ne Rev. r.
X. Wilmer. GtonsE REaD RIpBIn, ESQ. Of Del.
aware. 20 blias MAneknBF L. OFIE. 61aghier q
the late Asj. n. l. opie. q this Couaiy. !
On Thurs6sy eveaiBg.v ssh inst, By the Rev. !,
Fev Smith, Mr.. NANUEE WuIssol 10 Mis- MAnE
carnrntsE, dsushisr Of Mr.. Stephen Jeakihs. ~
Of Winehesief.
On Tharsisy s,h inst. BY he Rev; MIR. Planeke,,
Mr., JoHs FnISzs. Of Jehersof County, 10 1iisl
MAnr GnoyI, Of Msrtjnsburg
On the So,h uIt. By The Rev J. p Green. NJ.
Dawn L OAK. OF Philsdelpbis. formerly Of Berke.
ley county J To- Mia ELERiDA d. 2onTEs, 0f NORTH
MiddletovS, Ky.
On the f2lh inst By the Rev. James B. Doaelsi,
BExgIHIH A. MILEEH. Of Shepherdstova, Va "a
CAnoLtSE e. eldest daughter Of the late Philip
EHIHLB. Of Philadelphia.
On Tuesday the 9th inst. By the Rev B. H.Beh.
ton. Mr.. LAWS J. GARnIsos 10 Miss MARTHI
ALExlspEn, Of Loudoun county, Va. :,
In LovetissiIIe, 81 Thursday the s,h ipstsnt. B,
the Rev. Mr.. Stafford, Mr.. Conan RoLEa TO Mis-
MARI FREDEHIcKs.
The groom. his age though sixty eight,
A lass Of SIXTEEN is his mate.
= ILees6my Roshagtonian.
On Tuesday the 2oCi inst. By the Rev. John j
Sumsn. MIR, Sebastian McDANIEL, Of this COUNT,
TO Miss MAhrHA ELLEx SrorTs. OF Clarke county
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d E ALTAR
PRIwAPD SALE.

TIME subscriber offers for sale this desirable
4 i estate, situated 81 miles from Charlestowh,
5 from Harpers-FeTry and mile from theSmith-
field and Ferry Turnpike, boundingion the Win
chester and Potomac Rail Road. and
Containing about $40 Acres,
About350 cleared, and the residue in Timber.
The cleared land lies compact and nearly in q
square the timber contiguous. This has justly
been considered one or the most desirable Farms
in the county Of Jefferson, as regards location,
fertility, and exemption from broken or waste
land, every field being accessible to running
water. There Is never-failing well Of good
water In one Of the back fields, and several 6ne
springs contiguous to The buildings.
The improvements consist Of comfortable
Stone Dwelling House,
STONE STABLE, STONE SMOKE HOUSE,
with cement floor, Stone Dairy, with cement
floor. Frame Stable and Carrisserhouse. (siab.
ling for - horses, superior Corn-crib with Ora.
nary attached, Overseer's House. (new, } Quar-
ter for servants, BLACKSMITH and earpenter's
Shops, Bath house, Ice house, end there ID q
large ice.pond Of spring waller 10 the meadow.
There have been large number of choice
Fruit Trees Of every variety set out within the
last few years and beginning to bear.
Any one desiring further Information can ad-
dress The subscriber on the premises, near HALL
town, Jefferson county, Va,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON.
Dec ~, ls44---tE
p. s. The taxes on the above Land for
ls45, only amount 10 S20.82, which is an in
dueement TO capitalists Of other States 10 pur-
chase. L. w. w.
NAV %. Is45.
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YRUSP SALE,

nDY virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed By
ED Thomas E, Brandon to the undersigned
for The benefit Of John G. Wilson, which deed
is on Record in the Clerks Office Of Jefferson
county, ! will proceed to sell.
On Saturday The lst day Of this month [ January
Al the house Of ssid Brandon, at Harpers-Fer-
ry, the Property specified 10 said Deed. TO wit
One Sidsboard, one pair Dining Tables,
8 Feather Beds, Bedsteads s Bedding.
One dozen Windsor Chairs, (nstO,)
Half do. do. do.
Half do. Cane bottom Chairs.
Terms-sixty days credit on all sums over
S.; under IS, cash.
Jan. 5..ls46.
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II has become our melancholy duty 10
snaounes the death 81 the Hon. WiLLiAM
TAYLOR, . Representatives in Congress
from The State Of Virginia. He died sud.
denIy u bic lodgings 10 this city on Satur-
edty morning last. about o'clock. mourn
ed By biz afflicted family. and sincerely
lsnented By 81 VINO had the pleasure -
his acnuainiance for he commanded the
esteem Of ell who knew him BY bis esii-
mabls pertonal qualities, and BY the puri-
~ and integrity Of bis charscier.-Jrat Int.
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Co-Partnership..

HoHN KEpLlHGER has this day. January
n lsL 1886. associated JOHN 2, LITTLE
with him ID The Mercantile Business, which
win be Conducted at the Old Slsnd, under the
hrm Of KERLlNGER 3 LITTLE We most
respectfully solicit the fatronngs Of our friends
and The public generally. Eeshalia e all times
have well selected Stock Of 6o2da 10 our line,
which ve viii eel - cheap Is can Be purchas.
ed il the county.
KEPLlNGER & LITTLE.
shepherssown, Jan. %, 1el6.-3l