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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17
Ravenna, March II. l847.
Notice.

T'HE subscriber having rented the Tame.
Il ry of ]. GILLrs. in Ravenna, takes this
opportunity to solicit Of the old customers
Of the establishment and the public generally
a continuance of their patronage, and pledg>
es himself TO use every exer,ion TO sustain
the reputation of the Leather manufactured
in this Tannery. EDW In HULL.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17

New HAMPsHIRE.-This State held her
election on the 9th inst. She elected q
Governor, Legislature, Council, and four
members Of Congress. There are three
sets of tickets in the feld-Whigs and Alb.
olltionists supporting, Independent Demo.
Gratis another, and the Radical Democrats
third. Anthony Colby is the Whig-Ab.
olition candidate for Governor, J. w. Viii
}liams, Radical, and N. s. Berry, Indepen.
dent.
LATER-The following is from the
telegraphic report of the Pittsburgh Chron.
icle: "The N. Y. Tribune thinks the Dem.
ocratic majority in New Hampshire is be.
tween 1000 and 200O.'
@The Pittsburgh Post of Monday last
says:
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEcTroN.-In 19l
towns heard from there is democratic ni
nority Of one hundred and ninety-seven
There are 33 towns to be heard from which
last tyear gave l,lO0 majority for the
Democrats. -n..
Two Democratic Congressman elected
certain; no choice in the other two districts
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17

A DUEL. The Charlestown {Indiana)
Farmer Of the 18th ult., gives an account
Of a duel which occurred, day or two
previous, about nine miles from that place:
"The parties were Edward G. Marshall,
of Cincinnati, (brother of Thomas F. Mar
shall, of Kentucky.) and Mr.. Ward, Of
Missouri They are said to be relatives,
and the matter to be settled Of long standing
The weapons selected were riAes--the
distance IS PAGES. Mr.. M. having by lol
the first shot, fired at the word "one," ane
Mr.. w. at the word sstwo'-the words be
ing given almost at the same instant. Mr.
Ms shot missed, while that Of his adver
sary took effect in the feshy part Of th'
thigh. On being shot, Mr.. Marshall turn
ed round, Mr.. W ard walked up to him,ant
Mr.. Marshall extended his hand, which wa
accepted, and they parted friends Wear
informed that there were Justices OF In
Peace present to witness this affair"
Loss or sTHE STEUBENvILLE MAIL
| COACH AND HoRsEs. - On Tuesday nigh
last, the mail vehicle from Steubenvil
was lost in the Ohio river, carrying with
the horses and mail. The accident (as W
l are informed, was caused by the darkness
of the night. The,dfiver in attempting I
pick his way, got too near the bank, an
before he had time TO retrnce his steps, III
coach and allattached to it, were in th
river. Our informant thinks there wer
!, no passengers, and IS certain that no live
were lost, the driver having saved himself
I-Nsw Lisbon Patriot.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17
by LAST NIGHTS MAIL!
From South America.
CAPTURE OF PAISAMBU BY RIv-
ERA, AND DEFEAT OF ORlBE
WITH LOSS OF 800 MEN.
New YoRK, March 10.

New YoRK, March 10.
Advices from Monteyideo, Jan. I'd, gives
intelligence of the capture Of PaisambI, by
Gen. Rivera, COMMANDMENTS Chief of the
Monlevidian forces. Paisambu was held
by garrison Of 600 or 700 men, in the
interest Of Gen. Oribe, who is supported by
Buenos Ayres, all orwhom were killed or
taken prisoners. Rivera's loss was about
100 in killed and wounded. Oribe was
formerly President Of the Montevidean Re.
public, was forcibly supplanted by Gen.
Rivera. He then fled to Buenos Ayres
raised an army, and has been ever since
endeavoring to recover his lost authority
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17
N'e,U Shoe Shop.

TIE subscriber would
-A- respectfully inform the
k@E citizens Of Rayenna and
yz3}zzz 3 > its vicinity tkas he will
.@=@-o Ladies and Chill.
#. -@..IZ--.d drens Sloe Store over MIR
l7THIlNTIHlHIlN HIlNnMNmHrNTr" Howe's Saddlers shop,
where he will keep oil hand and make to order
at fair prices for Ready Fey.
THOMAS NEALL.
RnHenns, fan. 26, l847. 3m87.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17

fftE sunsctsDff - iianf OPEN
iDg . well sesecied and 6sii
stock Of fgoods in his lise. sssn-
prising In part the following.
Drrgs, Medicines. CAemisais,
and 1ye>stEfs, Q full assost-
nlenf.
q. PAINTS, Otis. &c. white
I.cnd,groundand dry.Red Lead
Ochfe, Paris Green. Chrome
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17

DOOTS g. SHOES.-fIooD & STEVENS
Id have just reed. further supply ofBoots
g. Shoes Of every kind adapted to the season,
and made expressly to their order by one OF
the best Manufacturers in Massac hnsetts.
Purchasers will here find TIE LARGEST
ASSORTMENT and THE LOWEST
PRICES, and their attention is invitedto the
following lis, of leading articles:
Mems thick peg'd. Boots 1913.
DO Kip do do 600.
Do do lined g. very stout $50.
Do Fine calf sew'd. dress and dble. sole
Boots $3.50 $5.
Do do do buskins 6sAc. Do do
Sew'd. 75c.
Womans roam Ties Soc. do. fine French
Morocco Slips, 75c.
Mems thick peg'd. brogans 75c. Boys dc
do Soc.
Misses & Womens Morocco Lace Boots aht
Caters.
Misses s. Womens fine Kid Slips and walk
ing Shoes.
Childrens Shoes & Boots Of every kind.
| Nov. II.
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|ERAiN -1she hlrhsst lnarkse
- price paid fsf Wheat. Cas- and Cora iv
Fss.t1 H0UD = nrE<Ese
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NJ o r I G. T..
Ravenna, March 1, 1917.

N . IL q Il.
rH7HE undersigned having learned from DIFF
l ferent sources that many'persons would
esteem it privilege 10 donate provisions to
aid in relieving the destitute and starving
population of Ireland.S cotland, ,aDd Germany,
would respectfully inform them that he will
store and forward free of charge e,all .the flour,
wheat, or corn that may be left at his Ware
House ,,ons.he Canal before the first of May
next. .
1t will be;gratifying for donors to learn thai
the British Government have given uo.ice
that they will pay the transportation on al
donations forwarded 10 that country,
C. PRENTISS.
n MI .o.,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-17

VNHE WHIG ALMANAC FOR I847.-
= Contents, in part -
Historical Sketch of the Mexican War
/, Political History Of iS46,
the Tariff Law Of t848,
The Sub Treasury Law,
Election Returns for i846,
The Oregon Treaty, egg so
u. 8. Officers, Congress, &c.
Statistical Tables, Anecdotes, &c.
For sale by al, Is.
Nov. I6, G, PREMISES
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iE JOHNSON.

" COT HIIU 5I', OIHCIHHuII,
No. $50 Sycamore ST., neai Fifth.
O. Becarefuland call for the above Med
|icne at the Drugstore fSWlFT & HATCH,
Ravenna, Ohio, who are the only agents in
Por toye county. .e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15
Berkeley Springs, Bath, Va
OsFERRALL.& cos
RAVxEIOEH HOTEL.

TyHIs esiebrstsd BATHING sDd Wahsing
= Place. . new ready Tor he reesptio! Of
company. Their means 81 sceoa usdating
guests hss been greatly incrssssd; ~ wkich
ihey will bs enabled 70 provids amply fof $50
persons, in the most eomfoftsbls ttJR.
Il addition 70 their cell knoNn Bsafd1Dg
House, they hare leased the PAVILION no.
TEL. occupied for the Last few years BY Col.
Slrelhsr, (gessraIiy kuswn % the GusliH pro
p6fty.) which has been renovated and In
which nssy valuable improvements have been
made. The location Of these two bsildiaAs,
md tbs sasy scesss IRON them 70 The LadI4s'
a. we'll - The 0enlDenen's Baths, render thfss
decidedly Prsferableto any other ssiablishmYni
in The town, and more especially for iassllis,
eseh house opening into the Bath: sqaate. tnd
ai'hin 50 70 loo feet u TN fdain drifting
I Spring and Baths
The Putiic Nay resi- assured that ,bs eomlbrl
Of our euests win TecsiYs our ueysrtiring sf.
fstts, apd 10 those Mhs are acquainted with ns,
viii sssiFust. be sufficient guarantee 70 receive
eoniiausncs Of their patronage.
q Haneeck Depel. % The Baliimors 4
ohie RailtpsdI / The stopping point for this
piaee.
We have engaged tie services Of hrsl
rate line u Coaches. With careful drivers and
good hsrses, who will carry them over the
road with care and safety.
Bedford Water fresh from the Springs for the
accom- modaIion or their BesrdDrs.
Bandof good Music is engaged for the sea.
sou
All eommuniestieus to the subscribers will
be pronplly sliended 10. ~
July 4. le41 -A4
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POET Il Y.
FfsAihs BaIiinsrs GiiY.r.
THE ryvrLlenr STAR.
nrnxAnn nrkn.

ne sSilieh, s,.t ,he t1;lish, ,,sr.
The 6rst shal mems from Cd, On hi.h.
There sieams MOI one ii heaven af.r.
So sweet. . lovely 10 Tie eve.
Like faith, phea sorrow : deep hing Gloom
Oss-4res oar Lives. oar pleasures mar
Il spesks Of peace beyond he toshb.
Il poinss 10 heasen-lhe iuilifhl Star.
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Trustee,s Notice.


AEc0UNTSe contracted with John n. Beard
e. prior 10 the ist Of January; Ioif, are
asW ready Tor seitleuent, and immediate pay
meht Of them, as we'll as or III notes, &c, due
the eaid Beard, il earhssilt requested. Those
who arb not prspffba 81 this time 10 pay their
accounts, will be eiyeh the time of sixty days
from the LIST 81 July nexs provided. s6ch &C.
counts amount respectively 10 Two Dollars, and
they are closed By noies, BY the 30th inst. The
accounts, &c, OF ell those who disregard this
notice will be placed In course Of collection
BY law.
Accounts for the present year will be ready
for settlement, in the course Of week or Ten
days. and Il is desired 10 have The On closed or
Their By psy ment Or notes, before the 18th Of
July ncxl. On ell accounts Of Two Dsllarl
and upwards, II closed bx noiss hkfnrs ths laid
SettIsments ID b made with A. y. 0'Bannon,
one Of the undersigned.
The sleek Of MEDICINES, DRUGS, Paints
&c. re-, is nov sftred d retail. for cash. Al
J. GREGG GIBSON,
A. J. o'BANNoN,
June -, lsi7-Yirs. Trustees. )
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15
HARPERs.FERRY, JUS IS, !

I4 HARPERS.FERRYtJ JUNE 10, io4l.
WYE. The undersigned, having been aPpsh'- |
wv al an investigating committee, oy lne
s,eekhotders Of The Harpets Ferry and shshtn.
da,h Manufacturing Company at their Annnal
! Mee,ing held MAJ the Sd, isi1, respsemqllJ
report: ~ A..
i ..an,s ef me Treasurer of the Company 80
far !, i, respects the disbursement oitneteao
i ,nd have found that all Of the sums pare Pu'
n.ys hssu duly approved Of BY the Ptessoaets
= see6rasucs with the BY laws, and that the
| vouchers exhibit clear and saiistas'oty 49,.
ment Of the objects for which the dinesen. y.
Ihaye been paid. The funds etPendee - " =
t,ns cemmittes vsre able 70 Jodgs, nsse sssn
!. indieiousiy and economically spilled,
ne eodalhtiee beg leavet 70 state alss, sn Y,
. l,heV 6nSde ! cursory exahinatisn OF the eut w
!. M and other werks conhscted with The Ese.o
n =, ana thai they were highly grained wl.h w
:, rsn,d ordefess made 10 every department ~
y ~erk The arrsnfemehts made for seculto
y =, ~. s,ekSy aad uninlerupted adsaneemest
- ,he voTk exhibits frsst 3rudsnce and iofssssn
{. e,a the COMMITTEES feel assured hat they caen.
.r.,k n farms toe eomplimentsrJ 81 ne 1ei'
=, ~ and success with which, % far, me pfeesee'
~ h, eona acted The ssrieas and eomPllca'e9
= fairs ef the company.
GEORGE SMITH,
BENJAMlN MOOR, ".
-. PHILIP BURKART.a
Il iks S,oskkoldsrs ef the HsrpasfGrN
SAsnsnloaA Manufacturing Company.
June ~. 1871. -. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

n pursunoca Of Q Decree or ths circnit A.:
y perior cotrt Of Law and Ch,nesry for ~.
ikrson ecunty. pronohnesd az October TerH.
let6, lathe sbii 81 Joseph McNurrsn AID oins 4,
against Geo. Reg nelis and 6lhers. th< u1isrsixn.
ID viii cell ppble auctisn, a Saisriup IA. IA
Day n .4igsd. 1851, before ihs Hotel 81 Dan.
lei Enslsr. n shsPhertsieAn, Jefferson eouniy,
The
Tract Of Land
which vas conveyed 10 him - Trusiss. by
Geo Rsynolds. By dssi, Jan. !, 1855, reesfisa
in the ofies Of the county Court .of tsaerson,
desigBstsd in said deed a. tie laid formerly
owned by the helrs or Philip shoHss. This land
il.siiuatsd o. the Rotemsc river. about enc
mile 1pd half below Shsphsrdiiovp. Ii will
Be surveyed and plat exhibited on The day Of
sale. .
fERMs.-0ns fshr,h cash the balance IL
equal annual .instsIments. Of one, two and
three ysas from the day Of sale, 10 bear inier-
sst from that dlys sed 10 be secured y bouai
Of The purchaser bith deed u lrust On the
premises.
n B. /. LEE, 1tus,.. Z Csa'r.
Jane 10. lsi7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

An affair oecurret ID he First Manirs.
pslsiy lev lays sincs, that created quits
al exeiietnenl 10 ! cerisiu. select sKd
fashionable circle ii sppests the /,
young man IRON he North. who havsie
beea 10 the smployol ! rich merchaal d
- siteet. 6esame acquainted sosas
Twelve months $50. with his employer.
daughter. blooming damsel Of swest siS
teens Each belag DC 90 age when tie
heart Is btimiui oi love and senfimenl
six months had not passed when they = N
mutually pledged their hopes and atEsq-
t;onA.s They sd. With admirable stiii
mansged to blind the eyes Of The fair one !,
parents 80 efftctually. that they had ndl
even dreamed Of the existence OF ADy
feeling between them warmer than The
Of common friendship. Not daring Il
asow The passion. which they conhdenils
expected would be frowned upon ny ,hs
father. they al last resolved 10 brave Ill
danger and elope.
While making .he Necessary arrange,
mehis, which they imsgined were be,ns
conducted with the utmost ssctesy, iht
father came to . knowledge OF the facts
be being Of kind and generous disposi
ton. and no, wishing 10 thwart the sifse
lions. and destroy The happiness 81 BIZ
darling child, and entertaining high To,
spec, for The young man. At once came +
the happy determination 10 dissppoint thl
lovers. but 10 way they little expected
He secretly made preparations fort we'd
ding, and invited 1 few intimate friend
10 be pbssent on certain evening, d ]
little party be was tbontiogise. Thtoust
brides. he had obtained from female set
vaEt who attended upon bis daughter. ai
the particulars f The iHiended eloperh enL
The evening Of ibe day liked. al las: csme
and the maiden's heart throbbed viii
anxiety and fear. when she reflected upol
the step she was aboIt 10 take but lov4
As 10 usually the case, piosed sttonge
than her sense OF duty.
The gay Eo,hario had. % be thought
fortunately found boat that was 10 leavi
for Naichez At nine o'clock 10 the evsi
ing. and had engaged passage for nip
self and intended bride. He sngsgt
carriage. and made al The stranesmI
to leave the house IL eight o'clocks
father. thtoughihe mestis We have spe
Of. obtained III The iniotnaiion he L..
quired, and the csrtiage driver, who /
10 wait upoh corner neat the va 3
ilemsn's house. received bis insikueiioi.
from bin The lovers feacbed ihe Etf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-15

The senior Partner In the sbess Card would
say 70 Sis friends and 10 The public generally
thai he has again resumed, with renewed zeal
the praetics Of his profession, which the duties
of pusl:eslife. foe The last few yeass, hate CON.
PEELED tim ia measureio neglect. TO all,
than. who woald enlrlst thsir businsss 10 his
ehsrge, ne deems il OILY necessary for him 70
say, thEl he u sgain prepared, & heretofore,
with al his energy, 10 % battle ia their cause.
and 10 protect, with all hi3 abiIity,~ the rights
ind interests 81 his clients. He can generally
be found, whom moi elsewhere professionally
engaged. II his ON % IN charlestoRn.
Aug. SO. I8t5. LII.
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From Ne Richmond Enquirer.
THOU ART SAD.

ut ALNoRAsr.
Dispel the gloom which OH lily lace
10 mournfui hue Is lain.
Aud bid thy wheeling beauty trace
Sweet brightness there again;
Oh think how deep the sigh i, known,
Which Reases its tine for thee,
When sadness Ger thy charms are thrown,
To elothe laem msurnfully.
Upon thy features sorrow sleeps. 4
Yelled in the gloomy light, u
Which hovers Ger the eys-iit cheeks,
When joy is touched With blight
And silence steals around the scene,
Breathing its stiffness there,
Till life, seems hushed. and rest, serene,
Where once !, blcomed 20 fair.
Thy vitehipg srhi.e has ceased 70 play
Sesveetly Is Of yore.
Thy lively tones have hown away,
And now are heard no-more
Thy glisi'aing eye il ba.hed 10 dew,
Which falls IN sorrows morn,
And. cleaning, slresksihe misty hue
Nov sssh'rius Ger i,s dawn.
THE silly shide 81 ssd6sss sinks
Upon Thy by brow.
And. dark ming. seeks TIE bosom iinkl
That chain thy feelings now
Bot break The deep aud client gloom
IN vhiehih charms are clad.
a
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Yankee rAods OF T.stlns Courage.

Z
II ID well known that ID the time OF tie
old French war, muchf Jealousy existed
between ihe British ana Provincial of6
GERS. A British Major desming himssll
insulied hy General Chen Capt, Puinaf1
sent chsllenge. Putnam. instead OF gif-
ing him tsy direct answer. requested The
pleasure Of personal interview with the
Major, Helcarhe to Puinsm's tent and
found him seated on 4 small keg. quietly
smoking bis pipe. and demanded what
communication. II suy, Putnam had TO
make. You know said Putnam, TN
but poor miserable Yankee, tia, never
Erred pistol in my life, and you mus,
perceive that II We ired with pistols, you
HAYS IN undue advantage Of me. Here
are Two powder kegs; have bored 4
hole, and inserted slow match Ia each
II you will be so good as 10 seat yourself
there. I will light the matches, and be who
dares to sit The longest without sdairmiDe 1.
shall be called the bsavesl fellow' The
tent was full OF eficefs aud men, who
were heartily licked With the strange de
vice Of the ED Wolf. and compelled The
Major By their laughter 10 squai. The
signal was given. and the matches light
ed. Putnam continued smoking quite
indifferenil5. without watching Il aiIlbe
progressive diminuiipn 81 thu matches
bot the British officer though brave fell
low. could not help casting logging and
lingering looks downwsrds. snd1his terror
incfeased Is the Length Of The matches
diminished. The spetsaiofs Withdrew.
Iene By one. 10 get oui Of The WY Of the
sxistied explosion. A, length ibe Are
was within On inch Of The key HE Ma
jor. uiabls 10 endote l9fsger. Jumped up.
and dswing OUT bis match. cried out,
Puinsh IBIS il xiliul murder dfaw oui
yotf aatck, yield. ny dear Eel
low. cfed Putnam. don't Be ID such 1
hurry they r nothing Dol ktgs Of onion
egE04 y x <
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Jun. -, lsi7-sirs, Trustees,
Adraii1istrafOr,s Sale.

AOluA ul8 UEAtOEDS O0ACs
TINE subscribe will offer for sale, at public
il auction, o. 71tsrsday The 22d day Of July
.iasisns, at the Glebs Farm" near Charles
town, the late issi5esce Of the Misses Chan.
berlain and Of Mrs. z. Sloan, various articles
Of personally. belonging TO their estates. A.
mong them WI be found
Too fresh .iilch Coos and their Cdlves,
Eoafees Hogs, l Horse,
Several bgrrels of Corn, and almost
sDery dtielet for plain and comfortable
Housekeeping. 8
.aIsO+.a Negro Woman.
Terms ef,ais-AIl sums ever 6ve dollars on
credit DIX months bond and good security
being give Purchases under that sum, cash
The termto BE- complied with before any arii.
Gle il reulked.
Those Wing chims sgaihsi the above named
estates wiIpressPt them 70 the undersigned al
an sarly as, VeltfIy authenticated for settle.
Imeut. WM. s. LOCK. .adm'r.
| July ,, 1856. or said estdlss
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1.sspyIA1oV HILL. one mile from
KeraessvilIs Depoh ieB o. "a

I'd Il fRARY, PslScrpAl.
.grsHEls, Tsrm ofshis ssAos' ~''i s0@"'-s
~ Monday April issn; ~, ma. 70.
4 limi.ea 6amoss q soa1esp -s.ass.s !.
c.iSsd, phswiI os itsa'ss y q, N \. tss aim j
Ne ttl',t 1850 !, wsll Is 10 secure intel
elsysis ~ Tse location 81 the sehoo
lscsnN Pr ssshi. - n s.,h aud morals.
= hikn,y Iaso. 1870. "a. The chayEss viii b
tor eo .,.. '. -, 80, ion-excepG uhers ~
sixH doIlsIs 3. -. :. NV. Is which csss An
come ton sas -, ni.isn Slons. The charge
will % sas.s 49,. I. III dollars per adattel
WIZ y 49, 49, = -. ~, urhss pursued.
Wlllss ain. 1saersen e. w.
4 ,,il q. 10t1-ly
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pancinr School

snecisntly snespfsgsd, he undsfsignsd
- Nill opea - ihs 3olh 1sy 81 ihis moutb, II
Capt g W. SsppisEisn's HsieI. 10 Charles.
te4ns Dsleing School. whereas Ell de modern
md slessnl Hops. Wsllxss. md Dsncss Of the
ptsss1i tay. wilI Be taught. Proper st,ession
VII - eIfs1 . he norsis. q usll a. lhs nas-
srssf DE pupils
fsrloos uiehing 70 Be taught, pill please lesve
.thtiE eaDss With Capt. sappington, vho viii
make knopn tbs isrns.
ssss 81, 1871.
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Public Sale
OF TIMBER LAND.

mn Tuesday The lOk day Of .auxs1t ntri. I
- will offer a Public Auction, in The village
Of Sniekerstille; several Lots Of
V'alisNble Tinsbes. Land,
Situated 10 lhscsunties Of Loudoun and Clarke.
This Land has been lately surveyed and divided
into Lois. containing from IS 10 80 Acres, ex.
cspt the farm now occupied BY MIR. McClerry,
known 10 the neiehsorhood as "TAe Massss
Lease Thin tract contains 100 ACRES; aud
win be seld entire Plata OF the Land hass
been sent 10 blf. Moofss Hotel ID Snickerssille,
to Charles Mccormick, Esq !, in Clarke county,
and 10 Mr.. John she'll. Mr.. Shell resides on
enc Of The Lois and is acquainted with the pre-
nises, and v a explain their situation TO any
person wishing to examine The premises before
the day ofsale.
The sale will commence abouti2 O'Clock, M.
THE TERMS WILL BR-One-third OF the
purchase hchej 10 hand; The residue in equal
annual insialnents Of enc and two years, for
which the purchaser will be required 10 give
bends with approved personal security, and q
deed Of Trdat % The premises.
E. L LEE,
attorney in jsei IN C. o. Balls, laie c. o,
Hodson.
July 1, I6i7. fWashineionian eopv.
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Doctor D. q. NIX,

TAR Or WAsHIEGToH CITT. D. G
N avtN0 psrp1neniiy ssisbiishsd himself
II ~ charlfaoun. pfoGsfs his services 10
The paoIic He can Be found; sither ds5 o.
night u biz o1Bes Or 81 Carriers Heisl, unless
prolessisnally engaged.
oase %. door frsn NJ. ,. a Bssrds dsell.
ing-hpuse.
icr op.s.,isa, o. ,hs teeth performed 81
spps!ntmsnt only.
Jupe 10, let7--6m.
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conlsias her last remains-ils dsMets
sbreaihe their fragrance over her grave.
and the luil,ae tones Of The shepherd slssr
sounds > requiem 10 her memory
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EhanupndaleI Springs.

III n AHELLl, trUpENCtV
~ HAVE lssssd Tor 'eim =. I'm hass IL
htansss - aiiua or esmpsny, on the Isl
ppsn ior ss 49, ss,tian will be made to rem
AR his TIME Of Tsi,er. sgrseso' ~. .s,er;nr
Go shall be second TO tha' o. no o'psi
I ,nlscs 10 Virginia. =, anna 4. ,hs
The Sage will run - nsuai los,g ss.,s,
[ n Il Road Depot, =. Charles'oVn' y
|. gisiters 10 snd'ffom The srr'nsS
a Id Gu. single neal
& 3 thereafter -
$50 per day s.,,eo
The Ferry will be free q ena,ss !" / y 4
visiting the sPrings-os. u ~ ~ ~,
{ waters 10 getre,urn tieFeu ~ 'he
I. May 90. lst7 -------