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Farms for Sale.

VNvHE Subscriber offers for sale the FARM on
4 which he now resides, lying 3 miles south of
Woodstield, on the Cranes Nest Fork of Little
Muskingum, containing 1870 acres, So oil which are
cleared and in good state of cultivation There
are on the premises good hewed log house, and
kitchen, and good shngle rooted barn, so feet
by 80; together with about 80 good apple trees.
ALSO 100 acres of land on the Clear Fork of
Little Muskingum, near Henry Windland's girls,
and saw mill, 55 acres of which are cleared.
The quality ofthe land of,he above farms is good.
Terms liberal. JAMES WINLAND.
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SAMUEL POOLS ESTATE. = Notice is
- hereby given that the subscriber has taken out
letters Of administration on the estate of her late
husband, Samuel Pool, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate are hereby notif
ed to present them within one year legally authen
ticated for settlement and all persons indebted to
make immediate payment.
CYNTHIA POOL.
ARcHBoLD s. WIRE,
Attorneys for administrative.
January l6, ls47.--n44. 81
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Fruit Trees.

I will offer for sale on the farm of Wm Griffith,
in Centre township, Monroe CO., during the fol-
lowing spring, large assortment of FRUIT
TREES all grated; price six dollars per hundred.
ia cash. A choise may be had from 1000 trees.
will give good bargains.
Those indebted to me will please call and pay
me before am forced to put cost on them; il
should do So, they must not blame me.
ELIAS GRIFFITH.
JAN 30th 1S47-3w
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Taken as a whole we do not believe there ever
was SO miserable a set Of passengers landed on our


Iaken as whoie we 90 not nelieve there evei
was SO miserable set of passengers landedsop oui
SHORES. III .,-g
The Sarrlck qs does G not leak as repor'eo 10 'ne
morning papers, and willprobably be got on
1.-The eieglslalure OF New Jersey mas 'he
non @ - Mel as onited otates senat OF LOT s'A
yearsStrcm the 4lh Of March next Ihe votes votes
stood as ,lipllows For JacS W,a Miller (Whig',
~; for Gen. Garret D."ail, (Dem)' 2s' 'saipT
me democrats are sun ahead IN tne MAINE leg
stature; besiaes me orrng'on dlslric'' lhe i@ed @
eralists succeeded ID Newcastle by majority. In
the five other districts there was no choice rep
resentatIves The House stands now IA democrats
to7 othersr,S puosy.s rs, it-rais fs.tt "a. M.
The amount OF sPecia that arrived in the Hlber-
mas now stated TO be S2,9Oo,ooo, alarge portion
o. which has been received at New York, and de-
posted N the banks OF that city. One Wsil-srfs'
house has received $500 900 ofthe money og9 n
The Baltimore Market continues firm in the ad-
vanced rates Of flour and grain. notwithstanding
the inclemency Of the weather hismorning, there
were sales OF 600 barrels Howard street at 80
Holders generally are firm, and willing to sell at
that rate, but some look and hold up for higher
advance yet. Small sales OF City Mills have been
made at S6 1919, but some holders are asking
SO 20. The supply of wheat on hand is small,
and sales are making OF prime at sl 80, and OF or
dinary to good at 81 20 to 81 25 per bushel. An
advance took place in corn this moIning, and sales
of3,00o to 1000 bushels white and yellow were
made at 80 cts per busheL h. .,.,..f ..r.,
The Philadelphia Marketnreported by the tel'
egraphto be still active, to-day the price of flour
ana gram nf'h' ihere were saes n''ue 'h's '''of'
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EA DAD NOTICE.--A petition will be present
liz ed to the Commissioners of Monroe county,
at their next session in March, for an alteration in
the county road leading from the Woodsfeld and
Marietta roads, to the road leading from Lewisvlle
TO Summertield. Said alteration to commence al
or near the line of Leonard Kipfer's land, to run
thence the nearest and best way to intersect said
road leading from Lewisvie to Summerfield at OF
near the tobacco house of Baltzer Butt.
Jan 80
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L 90 k H g re-!

z STEED has just received from the EAST
eS Se New and Splendid Stock of GRoCE-
RIES, consisting in part of TEA, COFFEE, SU-
GAR, MOLASSES, RICE, TOBACCO, PEP
PER, ALSPlCE, GINGER, SAL ERATUS,
RAISINS, NUTS, CONFECTIONARIES, sc.
Also-A superior article of BLUE and BLACK
INK, NERVE and BONE LINIMENT, GOD
FREY'S CORDIAL, CASTER OIL, sc SC.
which he is determined to sell as CHEAP as his
neighbors. CALL AND SEE!!
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X GA q n office

A petition i'll be presented to tho Commission
ers of Monroe county, at their next March session,
praying for the vacation of SO much OF the old road
leading from WOodstield to the Ohio river, as lies
between the low gap on the land of Thomas Nor
ris and the forks Of the road on the farm ofJames
C. Mcrryman, IN Centre township. Jan. 30th
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EAMES BLAKE'S ESTATE. Notice is
81 hereby given that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed and qualified as administrator of the estate
of James Blake, late Of Monroe county, deceased.
All persons having claims against said estate will
present them legally authenticated within one year
for settlement; and all persons indebted to said
tate will please call and make immediate payment.
JOSEPH BLAKE, Admir-.
Jan. 23, 1Si7-n45.
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Fall and Winter Go @ ID S

yUyHE subscriber would respectfully announce
q to his friends and the public generally, that
be has Just received splendid assortment of
FlLL .AND WHIT e r GOODS
ofthe latest styles which he will dispose ofcheaper
than ever has been offered in this market, for cash
or produce. VIM. PORTER.
sept l9 Suntish, o.
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&c CENTS REWARD.--Left the residence Of
VS the subscriber living in Malaga township,
Monroe county, on the 22d of December last, An.
GEL5NE KENNEY, an indented girl, about 10 years
of age. hereby furwarn all persons from harbor-
ing OF employing said girl or trusting her on my ac-
count, as wil not pay any debts of her contracting
unless compelled by law. The above reward will
be given to any person returning said giri to me.
JONATHAN LUPTONA
Jan. 9, lsi7 mas
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SIS:
Ruth DickeTson, } In the Court of Common Pleas.
vs.: : To William Russel--You will
William Russell. } take notice, that on the Ilth
day of January, A. d. 1917, Ruth Dickersou filed
in the office ofthe Clerk Of the Courtoi Common
Pleas, of said county, her petition for an order to
redeem the following described lands sold for tag
es to wit: IA acres in fractional section 90, TIP
and Range 4, in said county, and at the same time
deposited with said CleIk the tax interest and pen
atty upon said sale of said premises, and which
tract of land stood charged on the Tax Duplicate In
the name of Margaret Dickerson, the original trac
contained Ia acres, and the whole tract was on
the 18th day of January, A. D. 1915, sold to Will
liam Russel, and that at the next session OF said
court of Common Pleas the said Ruth Dckerson
will move SAID court for an order of redemption
for said premises. RUTH DiCKERSON.
By N. HoLLIsTER her Atty.
January II, lS47.-nl4 .6w
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.re' John .Andre7o Smith,
CLOCK AND WATCH KER
.s.I. ..ia l~ WOODSFILD. OHIO.

Will repair Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry, of all
descriptions, in the neatest and very best work.
manlike manner at the shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms.
J. A. SMITH may be found, at all times, at ].
Steed's Inn. ian 23
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ETARM FOR SALE. Will be sold on the
n premises in Seneca township, Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, within one mile and haIfof the town of
snmmerlield, OH Wednesday the Sd day of Febru
ary, ls47, at O'Clock Of said day, the following
described real property of the estate of Samuel S
Wilmington, deceased: The South West quarter
OF the North West quarter, and the South East
quarter of the North West quarter of Section 27,
in Township Z, of Range Z, containing about so
acres, subject to the dover estate of Ann Whit
tlngton. Terms-one third in hand, one third in
6 months. and the residue in one year, with inter-
est from the day sale, to be secured by mortgage
on the premises.
SAMUEL II. ROWND, Admir- of
SAMUEL S. WHITTINGTON, decd.
January 2, 1S47 -pd-4w.
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A TTENTION !-AIl members of the rifle com.
IA pany known as the WoodSiield Greys," "who
are yet indebted for their Caps, or trimmings, are
requested to call at the proper place and make pay.
ment Immediately.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass F, draws
at Alexandria, Feb rs No. Lottery; Is drawn
ball t..
$3.50. 900; 10000; 5000; 1000; 5000; 2,2O5: Of
2,OOO; B OF l,5OO of $50; rs Of 900; 80 of
600; and 40 of 400.
Tickets $40; apackage of whole tickets by certiii-
cate will cost $3.50
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w ANTED---Dried Apples
and Peaches, Ginseng, Clover and Tim
othy seed, Butter, White Beans, Winter Appeis,
Hops, Oats, aud Feathers.
II. NJ. JAMESON.
Wheeling, Va, Dec. 10, 1916.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass G. draws
at Alexandria, Feb. I3. IS No. Lottery; IL drawn
ballots
$50 ,OOO 900; 900; 1000; $500; 1Ol7; 100 of
900; 10 OF 800; 20 of $50; 81 OF 200.
Tickets $40; package of whole tickets by certii-
cate will cost $l20
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NEW-JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass -, draws at
Jersey City, 10, Feb. 78 No Lottery; 10 drawn
ballots.
$40 600; 5 900; 8, 1000; 2,IsO; 10 Of 600
Tickets IS; package of whole tickets by ccrtii-
cate will cost 500
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JAMES r. MORRIS,
ATT NEY AT LAW,
Uood&feld. .M0nroe co., Ohio.

WTTN. q. WALTON. ATTORNEY
wv AND COUNSELl OR AT LAW, AND
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, having extend
ed his arrangements to practice in the State Courts
for the counties Of Monroe, Belmont, Guernsey,
Harrison, and Jefferson, IL this State; in the U s.
CIRCUIT ard DISTRICT Courts for Ohio; and
in the SUPREME COURT of the United States al
Washington City, tenders his professional services
to his numerous friends and the public generally,
from whom he hopes to receive generous and
liberal patronage. All business intrusted to his
care will receive the most prompt and energetic
devotion Of his professional skill and industry.
0l- Office opposite The Court House, WOods-
fefd, .H0nr0e co, o. Nov. 8,
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managers Office,
Or. Armstrong s Co. Agents)
Wheeiing, January 90, 1916.

EW.JERsEY LOTTERY, Glass 10 draws at
Jersey City, Feb. D, 1917. 75 No. Lottery; IL
drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; o,ooo; 1000; $780, 20 of 900;
~ Of 200; 20 Of $50; 1856 of 100.
Tickets 70; package of whole tickets by certii-
cate cost will 500
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NEW-JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass IA draws at
Jersey City, l7,Feb. IS No. Lottery;l2 drawn
ballots.
$40, ,O0o 5000; $500; alas; 1000; 10 of 800;
10 of 25o; 10 of l,0O0 10 of 200; 90 of $50; aud
1856 Of 100.
Tickets s.; package OF whole tickets viii cost
by certificate $50
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The above 7noies are signed by David pepper; the
3 following by William Pepper:
lst note for S37 80, and due April l, 1s4s.
End 6. S37 80, &c /, I849,
3rd $40 so, L" " l. 1850.
DAVID PEPPER,
WILLIAM PEEPER.
Dec. 10, 4946-pd3wnIO
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A NNUAL REPORT of the Fund Commits
IA sioners of Monroe county, for the year end.
ing January !, 1917
Amount OF Surplus Revenue received from the
State $20,970 80
Amount returned to State as per last
annual report 3,7S6 81
Amount paid IN during the
year 1921 81
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We certify the foregoing statement to be correct
as appears from the books.
JNO. NJ KIRKBRIDE, Aud'r,
JOHN KERR, Treas,
and ex-oficio Fund Com'rs OF Monroe Co.
Woodsfied, Jan. Z. 1S47 ms
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There is none invested in stocks.
RECEIPTS.
Amount OF principal paid in during the
year 1921 81 5
Amount Of interest received on loans $50 Al 2
Of interest in treasury being
school fund oyerpaid last year 81
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass H. draws
at Alexandria, 20, Feb. 7s No Lottery; IA drawn
ballots.
$ssb ,294; 10 900; $500; 1900; s,OoO 1855; of
1000; 3 of ,500 8 of ,250; 80 of 900; 80 Of
500; 80 Of 400; 40 Of 200; 200 of 100.
Tickets $40; package of whole tickets by certf-
cate will cost SIPS.
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The establishment. in future, will be conducted
by the subscriber at the old stand.
f'a0asa-h J. MANSPERGER.
Calais, Jan. 80, ls47. 3w
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HHENRY DRUMS ESTATE.-Notice is
Is q hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator of the
estate of Henry Drum. deceased, All persons
having CLAIMS against said estate will present them
legally authenticated within one year for settle
meDt. Aud all persons indebted to said estate
will please call and make immediate payment.
SIMON DRUM, Admir-.
December % 1876
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n Il 1ssoLUTIoN OF pARTNERsHIp

ENISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. -
EH The partnership heretofore existing under
the firm Of J. MANsPERGE Err s. Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Al those knowing
themselves indebted to said firm are requested to
settle the same without delay with c. ogebay,
who alone ia authorised to receive, receipt and set
tie the accounts OF said firm.
.-, i,,, -ot C. OGLEBAY, IS.
Jan. 10, 1877. J. MANSPERGER.
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AN is hereby given, that
Wv we, David Peeper and William pepper,
have given ten promissory notes to Eli Evans,
which we hereby forewarn any person from pur-
chasing or trading for, as the same were given to
the said Evans for land purchased of HIM by US,
and upon which there is Mortgage due and un-
paid; we are, therefore, determined not to pay
them. Said notes are described as follows, all
hnnrinr lnla Ihn G,h nf Lima
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Professional Cards.

RISSOLUTlON OF PARTNERSHIP. The
"a ~ partnership heretofore existing between Drs
MCMAHON & SINCLAIR, has been this day
dissolved by mutual consent A those knowing
themselves indebted to the firm, will please cali
and settle Immediately. A. d. MCMAHON,
w. T. SINCLAIR.
WoodsGeld, Jan. II, 1917
DR. 4. u. MCMAHoN.
viii conn,.ue to practice Medicine in Wood,feld
ard vicinity
January l5, laiz-n4i
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$l5,S62 46 5
$Rl5,S62 4G 5
The amount loaned in each township Is as follows,

Amount collected by course of law during the
wear $l79 80 5
Amount in judgment $40 30
&" due and not in judgment $3.50 5S
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Late Arrivals

80 Nse DsPVb W OSe|dk ana
FASHIONA ABLE @ OBS.
HVHE Subscribers respectfully inform the
y public that they have on hand and are
teeekty receiving. NEW GOODS, which they
are selling st very reasonable prices. They in.
vite attention 10
London Long Cloth Csmbrics I2t cents,
Domestic Maslins from 10 l2i,
Prints. beautiful siyles, 10 great variety, from
5to 10 cents,
Worsted Bslzarines IS eeats,
Heavy and desirable Cotiop Aese 10 to 1874,
Ladies' Slippers so. IS and tI.00,
With : great variety ~ Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, q low prices.
10 Groceries, We name Sugar 81 end 8 eehts,
Coffee 6 and 10. Tea SO sod sfi, 80. de.
Remnants Of ali Kinds sola wilhSut regard 70
coat. R0BINSoN 4 HOLLAND. :
HarpeIs.P Ferry, August 5, l8l5. I'll
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W1EEnf :. FOkLoNn fsiPssifsily =
u fornl ~ ciii,s,s e charls.,sss, hat
Il. win rs-open ~ osisst fspais sc1pel, 81
X Ne S1I1 - Apstst
~ Is tsss snscsssfally enssgrt . ths bust.
itss q ietchi1g for npuafds 81 tee years.
nst haS n bis possession letters tesumcnlsl
ga rssonnsnd sfosy " he nosi sstisfaeIsry
psFsre.
IA school WI Be eopdestsd On the most ~.
prosse plans and ne sEsre viii be spared 10
,nprsvs boih he minds ta1 nsfais " lhoss
con .nilied 10 kis care.
Tns csorss or insirueiion vii be ihorsagh
lembraeinE both no slsiaeasafy and higher Ens
Hal DrsnchsS,
Six 70 fek Dollars per season, Of 81 seeks
according q Inc sfedies pursae1. -.
Is hs number we bsilaiiss = 80 :, -.
Of sendink viii piesss m1ze ~ -
earliest eontenisst cp. - " =, t..x.Ak
a., sssshsr f.s,sai.en ~ es obtained ~
% s : "a July 20. 1874.
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- - - - =
A nuIcs holdsn in The cIsrks olice q De cir
cult superior court Of law and chlnesry Tor
Jstsrson coutty, The frst Monday u August,
.a5ieaI N. 1ate, Erscufrir, and John
Hsnpkrsys and Humphrsy Keyss, Err
seators Of George w H.mpkre5s, ds-
ceased, PLFrs..
William T. IKaskington, and William,
r. Dangherfy, Eaos A. Daagherty,
Mary "A. DangAerfy and Ellen M.
Dangkerty, heirs Of Joseph 7. Da,igh-
erfy, deceased, DEFrs..
IN cHANCERY.
VvHE Defendants, Enos A. Daughsfty & Ellen
u "a. Daugherty, not having entered their
Appearances ard given security according 10 The
Act Of Assembly, and the rules Of this Coutt,
aud II appearing By satisfactory evidence that
they are pet inkabitants OF this country
n Is ordsred, That the said defendants do
appear. here on the frat day Of the next
Term, and answer the bill ef the Plaintiffs;
aud that q copy Of this ordeE be forthwith
inserted in some newsPa per published 10 Charles.
town, for two months sueeessively, aud posted
At the front door Of the Ce1rt-he1se in Tho said
town Of ChsrlesteHn..
A copyr-Tesie,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk, 81
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N0TIcN.

fNEELING grateful for The very liberal %.
- ronage that has been bes,oved upon. me
since have been conducting the Mereanlile
business, q this place. rs Agsni. 4 beg leave,
NEST respectfully, 10 inform my frIends and the
pnblie generally. that have nov commenced
business entirely upon my own rVsponsibility.
and NEST respectfully solicit Nfge share 81
the public patrenaee. Hatisgs coinmeuced
ousinoss With Smsll capita, ! and having large
nonihly payments 10 make, nsesseity viii CON-
pol me 70 sdhsre ~. strictly a. possible 10 the
c.aSH & PRODUCE SfSTE.M :,Bai besr ID
mind thu. am dstsrminsd 10 ,fe6pss prices 10
suis tie timed,
The highest market price ~iit.be paid for
predueei and HsFkeiisE % sit Riadj in s2ohlDg,
Tor goods al Cssk prizes -
r.. WILLIAM o. SMILEY.
Dalkelda nepos. july 20, lel7.s
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YraTeller's Guide.

The feIIs6iss Isl 81 roulss sngsa,
be vslun6ls % he ssysi 100
'sl' lLrkINDRIA srlsE
IA,,ssizs 80 pIses eyssy sssosy Y. nSIs
a'y sss ,sss TIN CITY STAGE
~ plaes svsry Monday, We'd
-, ~ Z. 81 ! o'eIeek q the morning
hs'sy s66MNEk sTAoe
f..,.. .,.sy Mssdsy. wsssssssy and III.
1sy. :, erIock D lhs morning.
!. Laws. s. .Ssr z.sdsy. wednesday sas FL
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TUX SAIL.
THIS subscriber cIIsrs Al private ssls, ths
- FARM upon which he resides,
C0neaf2lS1lg 318 Heres,
OF Limestone Land about 3s0 cleared and ii
good slate Of cultivation, with abundant re-
sources Cor its further Improvement, available
WooSland libout 70 lAeresl i enclosed for !
tafsge-
The opequon Creek Upon il western bor-
dor and number Of csnveniently situated
Poads, give i . permanent supply Of water
And The ShepherdstoWn Turnpike passing With
in few hundred yards. READERS the access ca
~, d III seasons, - The Villages, Mills, Rail
Road Depots, etc, ID the vicinity.
The improvements have. all. been recently
erected, aud are ample for the Accommodation
Of q large family, both white and black, and
for the various uses SF the farm.
The Dwelling House,
(Ruilt Of Brick) contaipg nine T0oms,l besides
pantries. garrets, etc., il handsomely finished
and Prettily situated, in an extensive grove Of
oaks 4
10 every respect, this property combines the
requirements Of . Comfortable residence, with
we'll improved and prePuediivt Farm, jusilyco
sidered oae Of the mSst valuable Of lis size. in
jefferson county. Il is offered for sale upon
the most liberal terms, both as TO price and the
time Of payment. Far further particulars, eli
Their apply 10 the subscriber (personsll5) on the
premises, or By leitef. addressed 10 him, neal
Lastown. Jefferson county, Virginia.
PHILIP P. cambridge.
March 4. l6l7.-tf.
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gTNBE Partnership herslofole existing between
= Wn. Il. v. Cfoniss, dsd W9 G. Shipiey
trading under the name and hrE or Ww. @.
Shiplsj 4 Co, q, Dufisld's Depot and the Eli
Branch Store, 10 this day d:ssolvsd by mutual
consent. WIN. n. v. Cronisa having sold oul
his entire interest 10 WIN. G. Shipley, the bu.
siness will 10 future be conducted By him; and
Oh his swn sseoaGi.
WI 4. cR0NIsk,
~, WIN. SHIPLEY. II
Dufkeld's Depot, july 10. nd is47.
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Pa. has time got legsr Yes. Tom,
and mighty long opss too. Why DO YOU
astl' Because the paper speaks about
the lapse Of tine. and FOLKS d have Iaps
must haysisgsso make EN- 81. god know
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VARfE T 7.

y To veil dressed shoemsksrs being 10
The company Of sone genilsmen, 1efe
ssksd their profession ssts one; Il prsc.
zee the kssiias aft.' and 1. said The 9th.
er. labor lot the good Of meas soiss.'
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I viii confne you for contempt said
the jddge. You viii. win youl said
the lawyer. Tn determined 10 do it,
said the Judge. Then Il yin Be con
tsnPtitls Act. ssid ths lawyer.
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BOARDING SCHOOE

AZ WILLOW HILL, one male from
KsrnsysUiltc DePot,I LEFT. Co. Va.
kEv. J. L FRARN. .PRINcIfAE.
THE ID Tsrai Of this ScIoSiwiII couimepse
i on Monday Auguit sob.
A limited number or Bparderi will b re-
cslvsd, whe will be treated. id al respects. I,
Msqbets Of tie family. iIAill be The aim 81
The ffinepal to educate The conseiehes and
elevate the morals. a. ublll 10 iscutt in,sI.
lectuai progress. The location 5f the School
i highly favorable ID Health and morils.
For board, tuition, &e. the charges will b
sixiy dollars per ssssion--sxceps where two
come from the same family, il which case fifty
will pc charged. For tuiiisn slone, the charge:
will Be from three to six dollars per quarter,
according e the branches pursued.
Willow Hill, Jsferson Co. Va.
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