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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-01-16
WASHINGTON.
81 Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and
inseparable."
SATURDAY, JANUARY Is, ls47.
THE WAR.

Besides the interesting and important debate in
the House of Representatives, report OF part oil
which fills so many columns Of this paper, there
will be found Letter the subject of the char
acter and the probable issue of the existing war,
from source SO well-normed Of all matters Of
which the writer treats, be entitled to the most
serious consideration of our readers. We there
fore most earnestly recommend it to their attention,
not the less earnestly and sincerely because we do
not in all things concur with the writer. Claiming
in truth no infallibty for our own opinions, we
have an entire respect for such differ from Them
when we believe them to be honest and, yet more,
if we know that, as in the present case, they are
for the most part, founded in knowledge which we
do not possess, and sustained by personal expert
ence such as we cannot bring to the consideration
of the questions treated of.
AS to this war in which we are engaged, more
over, our readers, who have paid any attention to
passing occurrences, but particularly to the pro-
ceedings and debates in Congress, must be aware
that opinions as to the mode of conducting the war,
and to the eligibility of any particular plan for
shortening for terminating it, are variant and
multiform. This is to be accounted for in part
by the late long period of peace, in part by the un-
answerable objections to the manner in which that
peace has been broken, and in part by the doubts
which fill the public mind as to the motives of the
war, well to the objects which it is designed
to accomplish. But we think we cannot err in
stating that, among all men who have no personal
interest in the prosecution of the war, and whose
natural disposition does not lead them to look on
blood and carnage with composure, there is diff
ference of opinion in any party as to the duty OF
the Servants of the People-whose Rulers they
sometimes consider themselves-to bring this war
to close at the earliest moment that it be done
consistently with the national honor and the ma
tonal interest. There is naturally some diversity
of sentiment as to what the national honor and the
national interest require, but not to such extent
as would prevent the union of great majority of
all the People, and probably Of their Representa-
tives in Congress, in appreciation of any pacfca-
ton that be effected on rational and reasonable
terms. We are entirely satisfied that such is the
temper of the country generally, and of every par,
of it.
In such state Of things, we suppose that sug.
gestons of practical nature, like those of en-
lightened correspondent, will be acceptable to every
class of our readers, even to those whom they may
fail to convince, with whose preconceptions they
may come in conflict. 1t is by the collision Of opin
ions only that this, or, indeed, on any
other subject, be led to right conclusions.
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The Legislature of the State Of DELAWARE, in
joint meeting of both Houses at o'clock p. M. on
the 18th of this month, elected, on the first ballot,
the Hon. PRESLEY SPRuANCE, Of Kent county, TO
be Senator of the United States for six years from
the Sd day of March next Mr.. SpRUANcE is a
sterling Wing, was I" Wing from the start" and
has ai,oays been Wing. After the Sd March,
therefore, Delaware will continue to be, as she has
always been, " faithful and true"
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The House of Representatives on Saturday
last solemnly expressed its opinion, by majo-
rity of thirty votes, against the establishment of
Military Officer of grade of rank to supersede in
command all existing officers of the Army. The
majority would, we believe, have been larger, had
it not been known that it would, as it stands re-
corded be sufficient 10 defeat it,
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of interest to parents and schoolmasters and
schoomistresses was tried in New York last week. Mrs.
Mcars principal of young adys school in Broadway, was
plaintiff and Mrs. Blsland defendant to 81 10 for
board and schooling for Of the defendants daughters The
claim was resisted the plea that from natenton the child
had acquired by initiating another scholar, habit Of squnt
ing which resulted in actual personal deomty thought has
since been cured and further that she had through like in
attention. fallen from the back soop and suffered per-
sonal injury The jury found verdict for the plaintiff for
the sum claimed
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RICHARD M. YOU'VE formerly Senator of the
United States) has been appointed by the President
Of the United States, with the advice and consent
of the Senate, to be Commissioner Of the Land
Office, in place Of Gen. SHIELDS.
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The Gloucester Massachusetts, Telegraph that
fishing vessels with nine men, and the other with seven
were los, in the gale of the 25th uo, which did much
damage along the eastern coast
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Gen. keamys command of thirty-scv hundred Deduct
from this eight hundred men, who route join him.
and the hundreds who died nacon the banks Of the Rio
Gande, and it would still leave fifteen thousand at his
disposal. Why not these forces at Monterey Why
not his baeng train there Had these all been there
he could have forced the Mexcans surrender discretion
II had been said that General Taylor had had good
for leaving the volunteers the Rio Grande Now, Mr.
r. understood the matter, soon those had been
mustered into service they subject the command of the
general and he could march them wherever he chose.
IL indeed the President Justly responsibility il
owing the bunders Of the President that these ardent and
patriotic had been baked of their gory(he said balk
ed not dsgaced for they had had opportunity prove their
courage their conduct eif this the fault of the
President Of his Secretary Mr. F. was willing the
censure fall with all its weight upon the guilty. But If it
rightuy rested the general commanding, then let him
bear it, and let few leer-writers shield him and the
blame upon the President Mr. F. had fondness for say
ing aught against generals but when gentleman made
charge like this they must expect that would be met and
the responsibility would be put where it belonged.
Mr. +. said that he concurrcd with the gentleman from
Georgia in opinion that the had been most necienty
prosecuted and he insisted that il the fault of the
handing general who might have been at Monterey at least
eight weeks than he was and with twice the force
Mr. f. had spoken OF the anomalous position Of the Wing
party this House, and had noticed the three classes
which members might be divided their course in regard
to the II said, indeed, that the would be pro-
secuted by the votes of both paes and that the responsibility
Of voting against the supplies not with the Wing party
As well might gentlemen say that the responsibility of OPP
posing the last had rested and did still on
Daniel Webster like bghng midew that that opposition
had left him scahed and peeled, and rendered il impossible
that he should In the hearts OF the American
people. While he thus blasted by opposing that war;
the man who had advocated il this hour the prominent
leader Of the Wing party, and had three times been held up
for the Presidency yet Daniel Webster least his equal
in talent Why this contrast Because had been the
bold and fearless and eloquent advocate Of the Of 1872
while the other had been boldly and earlessy its steady
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a C.s<r ~. E..ssisr -, n. /. I L. s.55iI-
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le<.oofE. q A11ln De1un
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e>,g.. DsrEsrto Mia, iissnrtr 4. frrrsa. ~
r. Ae1doon. 80 e :
@ he ellh IN. b he Rev. A. n. 4. -.
t-p4n =. Att1, Esq ii Neh nlark<f. skenrad1.S
~ e Me. IAnoAnnT 8 couw1r. tseialerI n
- hukh Ceausy. q Wissh<,1rr.
. % tbe 9.h M y Rev. M osrdsn. III. .k.~
NepEfz. e Neg HsvEHs c.. e n;.i E.rcIis.
H-tiert. = kFseerisk souaiy. VI.
o. ne 81 "a y he Rev. A. R,kr,s-. q,
H1g1nln Y EeNEnAn 70 Mia Ir1f ErS-Sr-
a1sEhief q llr. YsIeniine simnsss, n 81 ll.yS,
e1uniy.
% ths sd uIl.. b. The sane, Mr.. W. q vs..
essnnIEEns pf Berkeley soonty, 10 Nss AnsEn.
PErstssos. 81 sioorrfsld. HARDY soCss,.
o. ~ aoIh uIt. b. n Rev J. 4. esll5,..
. =. ~ IaFEsrnn, Esa 81 Loa.isns eo.,s,s !.
Va, g Miss Manu. thisd asnehlsr u PhiIso ~.
~ bsek, Esq q Wsshissisn, D. G.
% the IN inst. by The Rev. n. He'd NJ A..
ds-shisF q Nc yoAn 3.yiiss al q srpsrs- sIry.
On he tah inst. under the Bridge !, H.s.t,..
Ferry. ~ N Rev.. ~ Head, Ar. fusnrssl Il.
ioEFto Miss EMMA alAaTIh, only ,l.,,,hIsr N NJ
Joseph Martin. 81 Of HsrpeFs- Ferry
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DIED.

On Aonds. l.st..nf copsumptioh. MIS-. Mar
hInssera. wife q Mr. ssnoei Rideposr Or III.
eenhaed Ter long time 70 bed Of sllietioa Which
she bore eth ehrisiiau fertit Dc sad rssignstos.
On The 94ah an MIA Anx Gnrrf,r Gnuern.
vile 81 Mr. John B. Gruber. and daurises of lsir.
Henry u Lesklider. Of this County. 10 The sch
year o. A<s age Mrs. g. vas for several ySsrs.
member Of The Luiheraa Church.
On Mondsy morning Isst. sfi<r = shat, ;li,,,..
No. kNs-s. aksnax Iasra.. - 49,
sd year Of bi, age. Mr. i. vss y6one EeKtse-
man Of much worth, and his loss 20 his ased noher
IL irrepaTshle.
Onthe 2Sd nit. aged ~ years and & lsys Dawn
J. HoLLIs son Of SIR. Thomas Hollis. OF WinsI,ev-
ter.
o. the 9Th ult, 10 the 6sih year 81 Der age. Mr.,
LunASA Hobssox. eonsort Of Mr. Robert iIotRsoa.
u Fseeeriek county.
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"a ccouNTsspniraetsa y IN IsAn 4 s.,,a
90 pftortU tu0 1sy Us INJURY, d54f,s ~ y
new ready for settlement, sna imms9ahts pay
mhnt Of them, % we'll - Of I'll not1s, &C., due
tbs said Beard, is earnestly requested. Those
vho are not prepared At this time Ia pay their
accounts. will be gwen The time Of sixty days
,fr5m The lst Of July nsxt, provided, such 4ao.
counts amount respectively 10 I've Eollsrs, and
they are closed b. noiss. By The a0th hat The
accounts, GcY Of 81 those who disregard this
netics viii be placed In = ccuse 81 collection
bi law.
+, iAccounts for the present yssr viii BE- ready
14f settlement, in the course Of week OF ten
pfys, and il 10 desired to have the % closed 81.
tEer By payment or notes, before tic 18th Of
gHly next. On eli accounts Of fwe Dollars
stsd upwards, II closed b. notes, before the said
18Th. credit Of ninety days from thsflims aill
b given, otherwise thsse accounts VIII also BE-
placed in q course or collection by Law.
iSettlenents TO be mlds with A. J. O'Bannon.
ohe of the undersigned.
THE stock OF MEDICINES, DRUGS, Painis.
g. &C.. Is nov offered 81 retail, fot ca5h. d
cssh prices,
II J. GREGG GIBSON.
Is A. J. o'BANNQN.,
f1unG "a laA7-- Cp;r;f TL..,...
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FJuus 81. is47-Spirn ns,.,
AdmiMistrafOr,s SHE.


sf>HE subscriber will offer for sais, 81 public
I suction. On Thursday ne 22d d4y ef July
iHgtant. Al The Globe Farm" nsar Charles.
to.yn, The late residence Or the Missts Chsm.
beflaip snd Of Mrs. r. Sloan, vsricus articles
Of IpersoRsliy. belonging 10 their estates. A..
mdng them will be found
Too fresh .Milch CoUs and their Calres,
Fourteen Hogs, | Horse,
Several barrels Of Corn, and almost
sDery article for plain and comfortable
housekeeping.
.atso-A NHrr-O Woman.
4ssns Sal:~All sums over Eve dollars on
scFtdit Of six months. bond and good securii,
being given. Purchases under that sum, cash.
The Terms 10 Be complied with befurs any ar,i.
clslis removed.
Those having claims sEninsl the abovr nsmrd
esihtss will presens ihsm 10 tie undAfsigned 81
On fafiy day, properly authenticated ipf settle.
meht. WIN, 5. LOCK, aaar,'y.
July I, 1877. 0fsSid sris,<s
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Home Industry.
MATTRESS MAKING

HHR undersigned desires 10 return his
u thsnks to the public for the liberal en-
couragemeniF extended 10 him in his busines,
fer many years past, and 10 assure them the,
ne will continue bis best Efforts t. please his
customers The batter to enable him 10 do
This, he has reduced lis prices eonsidsrabIv and
has now on hand spd will constantly keen.
CGrlsd Eair Mattresses, Shuck and Cotton do /:
and Shuck do. alone, Of every size
Crib Mattresses, and Wsgoners Beds. also
supplied on good terms. Mattresses. &c. r..
paired at short notice, and On very reasonable
terms-and all orders executed faithfully and
promptly
Long experience enables the undersigned 10
present his work with confidence, Is equal ID
sll respects 10 any manufactured IN the uaiIsd
Ststes.
To his friends in Jefferson and cisrfs. and
sdjoioing counties, be d.srres l. tsndsr N,
grateful Acknowledgements for he patroaag.
receives nom them. and he will BE happy 4
|serve them further in the same saiisfa Glory
banner JEREMIAH BOWLING.
Winchester, April 90, 1877 3m.
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WHEATFIELD HOTEL,
RaltinnOrk. wa

HNHlS Hotel Is situated on Howard street,
u tive doors north Of Baltimore street, and
N the Immediate vicinity Of the business part oI
the city. i contains upwards Of 100 roens,
many Of which are paFlors with bed rooms i'd.
joining, suitable fer families. II has been thor.
oushly furnished With new and slsgaDtf furniture
and allthe accommodation 10 be found in any
Hotel in the east.
The proprietor Asiters himself that his long
experience In the BUSINESS will enable him 90
70 conduct the establishment ID every depart
nent as - render entire satisfaction 10 iii his
guests.
Merchants, travellers, &c. visiting Baltimors,
will end il q healthy and desirsble location.
y. MCINTOSH PaepaIEroR.
Battinnore. ApriI 8. lSA5.-tf.
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] no CONTRACTORS

fDR0P0sALs viii be received 81 she Once
- Of the JAMES RIVER AND KANAMHA
COMPANY, ID Richmond, VA until 18th July
next, for tbe construction Of three saaLe dsms
across James River on The line Of tkS Compss
ny's Canal between Lynchburg and - mouth
Of North river The first az said dasfs viii Be
about 81 feet high and 400 feet long. Ind siius.
led about miles above Lynchburg aIBs second
WILDE about ] 5 feet high and 500 feel long,
and situated shops 3 miles west Of I.ynchburg /:
The lhitd win be about % feel high IA 500 feet
long, and situated nbC1i 10 mils& Hrst Of
Lynchbnlg. The foundation d .bele fsnas ere
81 rocks. snd ibe supessiructures VA e raair-
ed 10 be raised q high IS low Naie i4yel, dur
ing the present season. Plans al: sid mol Z
may b ssen. and Specifications thereof obtain-
%, 81 the Compsnvss Once 10 Richmdps, cr 81
Che Subscribers Office On said line aEp4 Lynch
burg, on and sftsr The Isl ofJuly nrxlk
WALTER GfWNN, Chief E:ek inker. n
james River Il Ekh&Mka Co
DichmaE1s lima 4 lnf1@ff0th1I q
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TIE .MARKETs.
@. g.a. s., 90. P. !, !.

FLOUR.-Thers we're buyers this morning
81 Howard 81. neaf 81 IS 3i-hclders mostly
.oasssdipK for te37. Nothing doing 10 City
Mills d s0squshsena; pricss nominal II 50 IS
Tor ,hs formef snd IS 81 forthe latter. Corn
meal hid 81 ~ -, bus i could b bOosh, for
ices.
8 GRAIN The supply Of grain is small--
The brsi u he new erop wheat this ssssnn,
ssechst scr astksi 70 cay Az efer q lSoe.
Or beshel hes bset refused for this lot.
MaFjlspd rsd wheat, good 10 prime, Is sell
snE Il li3al1s cut PenHsylvsnia prime red
l1ssl1o els yellow Cora e2aet e,S. and ~hils
ds. clsctscis. and dull; Oah siss7 en-. Rye
0S e.
II Nhirkey = aull 81 s9s30 eis. per galioa.
D<ef csiils tss7i pss 100 IL. gross Hrg,
1s.15se.i2i.
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TWE.NTE7I1iRD DTSTRTc'T.

a .S,;- 60, ~. g :, 3. s.e 80
IL riV.r, ~ A.. isr-, f.S:-~.. ~ .S1 $50
Smi,h he, d n,fDs:s. f-rrv- 1Ss,g. -,,h ~
AlIsy p,s,;rr ~ Geo.. N....- ~ ~. 80.
WESTERN .c5rser 81 ~ -'sTr 800 lhs,.s ~.
Wsslisik. i. STATE Inc 49,. - ~ -
II Wnshinrssn s,rs.,. IRsSce M rlsia, s,r.e,
anl lh.scs q tks .l-risnisr.
TWENff. G0rRrH nFxrDff,r
= -. q. - i -.
and tbsi 50, q ~ c...,. y =. - 49,:
de shea ci,tk river -, (. ~. =. =
-- 2
EtecttOM - &e11oI Com =, a.
s9tones'S.
| y ekSkAeLx 10 The Psssisiou4 Of tht ~
ssaeei Aet. passe9~ ~ Ne Lsti-!siere.
=. ~ accepted ~ ths pespie 81 yeHsr.
!. 80 senaot c0nnsssioner = p oe elected
$50 V.s'faet q the County. -.
,,iss =. s,sss'2a "a az y .'asseql Dc,
lsiricI. 81 ne pI,e.. $500 rfx,. q
uadsr he superia,,sSs.ss s asss.afHlssf $3.50
pointed - 81
IL District No. me Shehhsrds,ars
Sehool-hoesss uader The superis,lpd, 49, ri
James 4. Chspline, Henri shcpaeld ana Re-.
einson; -.
ID Dislricl No. ., ii Joseph ~-.i.r,. NAN
under Me superi1lendsnee Of 4 R.S~ssI< !
keplingsr md josepk Welshsnss ~
10 Dssriel Ne. 3. Al Daniel Eallers Hotss.l
lncser the saparintendenee OF J. HI McEndree,
hasid Billmyrs ana Jacob Line.
10 District No. 4. I'll The school mouse near
Law Molsrs selIing, under The sursrintend-
ence o. Joseph MeMurran. Jacob ". Rsyuolds
and David Heamaa. q.
In District No. 81 81 Zion Church, qpfss ~
supeIiutendence or G. W. Molsr. Ans's
and wm Mcuurran.
In District No. 8. atahs-Ss itspe fsnssl-
heEse. sader ste ss.. ~, 80 ,hes = Mar
shall. Wm. 0sAe-r a " 49,. ~. 1
In Distriss INSTRUMENTATION Isrst
house, ,cs.,s.. w.. saS wi,l;s., -. .;.l
Burr, -, saIs'es = a.s' 49, ~ n',lpn Ao's
= D,s.'.s. -. = !. rt A.s.
ueses ny upel.Assra.uss - =. nrstro'i nsAus'
~, ~, s.sP.s., ~ so.I oas
10 osI.e' -. = = 80. 49, - ss'y ~
mouse, ueasf , vs. s1pSsl l,S ~ -
heSousa1'.i Mans :: -'sis01 - 49, = -
eH. ,d@l-
~ Disu'c. no. ~ - W.. - onlsSa :, 4
Senoe' nouss' snuo, 'ne ~ y
Il, beea WAN, yoseph n4.'sy sna rs LoeA.
In District No. y, aOruoess Senooi nsuse'
Ihuer 'hs suPe. w, 49, - y ms o''ses'
1onn ~1uoe. - ~. o..,. e.. =.
IN Ds.ries No. a. os.nsy Sr"p, w
ger ne sapslln1eaoeles 2 1sAouin'
osotse ~. .e,ne .nu w.,n,
70 Os.Iic. 80. -. :. 1890
1s. ~. s,ps c.n y. 800
JOIN W. MeIuIoy .uo I'M
/ In Ulstrlct 70 lf,-uppcI over tno Ilves als'
irici-at The Furnace School house. under the
superintendence Of David Lockhsari, John
Clip and isaiah Cant.
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ga ;:kecuioE's sale.
vii pslL 81 SsisF1 Eecnief q - ltt, vi
~ lslIpslss sftielss ~ g us.sie tdseN.
lo4EirE q s{N estate. eonsull e ~ lHs,..i,
felIeNinI nrtic'es. w: eeeHzs -
! 1[akqgasy Secretary md Book ies
! Nah9g1n1 Srdeboard and Bertd,,
2 pair Mekeecny Tables,
] case IF Mahogany yDraicefs,
2 Eight day Clocks, 3 Whf4et Tables,
8 Eafksr Beds. Dedsfeadsahd BEDDING,
a hnmteT Of Qniifs, Coperists, Blank.
els, Comforts. &c.
Several Wasksfands, Looking Classes,
Half dozen Cns Bottom Ciairs.
Too dozen Windsor CkGirs, I Ssffse,
a nambsr IF Dishes, Piaiest Ksirts s
Forks, ! Chsfor,
2 pair Brass .1ndirons,
2 pair Shorsls and 16ngs. n Fender,
large Copper Katie. l smdltdo.
A number Of Iron Kettles, Pits, 0csns,
&C.. as are usually used II a family,
Too Template Stores, 2 Copkiag Do.
a large lot Of Competing, some rery fine,
] Horse, Saddle and Bride,
| Bxggy-l neU Wagon Intended for
tsc0 horses, ] smaller do.
l Cart and Harness, set Ha-ness fer
Carriage, ! do icagon,
/ Barshear Plough, Shopei do, 1 large
Harrolr | small do-s rsrg fine
Cutting Boz,
BsiUeea tleo and Arse hundred Locust
| Brood Soc and Pigs, several Shoals,
One Coic,
One Bello,Os for Smithing, and part 81
q set Of Tools,
A number of old carriage Springs,
"A lot Of Scrap Steel. do. Of Iron,
A number Of other articles teo TEDIOUS to
enuHerate.
Sale TO commence az 10 oicisek, A. NJ
Terms Of Sale All sums or IS and undsI the
cash will pc required, over this suia four nonths
credit viii be given, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security. No property to- be re-
moved until tie purchaser complies whh the
terms Of the sale.
&c. UNsELD, Err
July 8. lsl7.
e. An persons who are indebted 10 Che 90
tsts Of John G Unssid are requested To- come
forward and psy the accounts trey owe, aod
persons who have claims sg.inst said estate are
requested 10 present them properly sutheniica-
ted for settlement, as the estate must be ssuled
imme tiiately
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New Goois FOR HarYesf.

Just received ! large and new stock o
~ Goods suitable for Harvest, some or which
are very cheap, having been purchased very.
Low for The cash. Prime strong Coffee. for ID
cent; good N. o. Sugar, do. super Molasse.
foT sOend 30 cents, &C.
The undersigued returns bis thanks 10 his Gus.
ioners and fiiends for their liberal pat onaee.
and hopes 70 see them al sl his new Slofe.
.eere be Pfsnises 70 sell Them goet Goods fer
be bad elsewhere.
r. BURLINGTON.
June ~, fsa7.
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TRUSTEES SALE
H6A-.--rA~1 = s,Haaia

~ y,r,u. %RSON LAND.
hsm. Is, dsy s.esd of Tras. sssseasa %. |
reeok.sd Il he c,si4emhsr. 1874. nd dull /
csna or Jefferson, Ia otiee o. shs County |
wife, aud J5ha 4. Craighl, w. Manpieg and
debtthereis mentioned, Is c0sAcure sefta'n |
Phetson, the undersigned. - tiusle1 JsAs Me-
mssssnea, will proceed u sell, 81 Pni3 Deed
tion.to The 6shsst bidder, - Htlss ~ 9Nsac
Jald (nexi month. } befote Tie door u sGsriefsl
Hniei, 10 chariestcwn,
y "A 7R.ACT OF Lsa.N.9, !
shassed on The East side Of the Shenandoah fiyr
er IN the county Of jefferson, Timing ahs Hand.
Of Washington and others. and nov in The oc.
cuPioe5 ofsaid Manning AID craixAds aad
conssine
$40 and a-half ACRES.
TAe isrms n sale iril ts-For 50 uslA Cssh
%, will pay the sum Of $500 90 with Interest
Ifron the ist day of November, 1919, And ths
OF peuses Of sale, For the Residue gfske pur
, chsse MONEYS credit will b. given until the Isl
das ofNovember. 1897, or $500 00--a14 on ID,
rem sinder uatilths Let day Of Noveushes, 1919
Tie deferred payments 10 be secured By ths
bsnds 81 the purchaser and deed Sistrust Of
Tho Pre- misses.
sale 10 taks plscs shout ~ o'clocksN
ANDREW HUNTER nrslss.
;tnne 10 Isl7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

GsN SAN. HousroN.--A Texas paper
urging Tie 70 election Of General samuel
Houston TO the United States Senate says
that he hss fair prospects for The Presi-
Dental uomiuatiou.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

Dr.. Bridesman. Who 10 thought 10 Sc
40 excellent Chinese scholar. says tina,
The author Who would write good hisiO
~ Of CANA, must study carefully more
than one THOUSAND volumes OF native
uorks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08
Hydrnmlic Cclncnf.

HAVING completed sli my srrapgemsnta
III fer The nanufsciure of Hydraulic Co
'uen', beg 10 announce. that am now prepsr
sdIie furnish the article, at the Potomac Mill.
fnear Shepherdstownl in any quantities.. snJ cf
quality which, I am willing 70 waffsot. will b.
quite equal To- tbs very beN Water Ccmenh
made 10 any psri 81 the Uniisd States.
ALEXANDER r. B0TELER;
June 10 lel7.--Spirit Ccps =