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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
DxECWT0R7S SALE.

6d31VO = O1A - sSASAS SO
"ILL be sold, OF public sale, at The late
" residence Of George II. Riley, decd,
on Tuesday n. l0lh day Of .aagast nerd, All the
sPersonal property belonging TO said estaiei inl
cludirg the Servants.
6 or n head of Work Horses. !.
10 head of Cattle, aboAt haf Of them
4 fine Mich Coos, 20tO 25 hogs,
25 to 80 head Of Sheep.
q Wagons, Cart, l Wheat Fan,
Wagon Gears, Farming Utensils, Sc. +
Household s Kitchen
FURNITURE.
About 8 or 6 hundred bushels Wheat,
60 or 10 bushels of Rye,
80 or 40 bushels old Corr,
The CROP Of CORN n0w gfowing,
7 BY the acre.
Three fine and likely NEGRO MEN,
One Negro BOY, fourteen ,or fifteen
years of age.
One Woman and ttco Children, !
One Girl about seuenteen gears of fge.
Tsrm, Or SaIs-A credit Of 9 IN hnlhs will b
given on all sums Of IS and upwards, bond apc
appreved security being requlred-Fs1ctPs ih'
negroes, who viii be sold 90 a credit q sa
months aed the Wheat, Rye aud Corn, shie[
will be sold for cash $ The VIII oil me deceased
directs that the sale Of the servants be connnet
TO purchasers Intending to Keep mem Tor ,nei
osp use. 10 this OF the adjoining countless
They are likely servants, aud all sustain soO'
characters.
/ Sale 20 commence al 10 o'clock, A. NJ
! W. @. Nc oUGHTRY, Err.
! Iuly % ls47-S pirft conn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
ICE.
PUBLIC SALE of L,ANDi

IN pursuance OF Decfeeaof thssCmeuit So.
= petior Court OF Law aud Cbancsry for JEFF.
fersqp County, rendered 10 tho case, Of John
Strider, PlsintIf, against Jacob Swagler md
others, Defendan the undersigned Will vGer
Tor sale, 81 public auction, TO the bes bidder,
~ tie Court. house door. in .Ghstiestowps on
FRIDAY ne 20ih day Of .9l;sssst atet,
A Tract of Land,
situaisd 10 Je6fefson county, containing
81 .Acrss, 3 Roods end % Psrches,
the property Of Samuel s,ridef, adjoining liads
Of Jacob Swagler, John Engle aud others. =.
TERMS One third cash, the balance. in
twelve and eighteen months with interest on
the deferred pay ments, the purchaser 10 seizure
The same BY Deed Of Trust on the premises, :
RORERG T .RRlMN
80 Special Commissioner
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

Pa'LABrlsns.. 10y 10. j r. II.
Tse.fstsien nsvs has ers.sd quite sisnd
70 The 9sss nsltst. The sioekssn had, hos-
ever. (ioekily Tor tsaisssl 10 light. .hich nav
seeooas fer The slishs f,lIine eI N price. 1000
bbls % fresh grousd brcpsk IS so: Is 10 IS IS
i ssked for Wsstss1-buf no sales
The Gtsia market eensrsliy Is inae7its, and
prices ere BomissI al last oaoussiens. coiton
hsssaslaipsd AZ sdranee u 1 eept RToyisicns
dell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
Dissertations OF Co Partner
shin.

iHNHE Hsrtnetship heretofore existing between
WIN q. Shipl-y asd tvm. ~ v. Crnnise,
under lhe frm Of wms @. Shipley Co, i this
day Gas lyed, by mutual consent WIN. 4. ".
Cfon!se haviug sold out his entire hieissl 10
VIM, G. fhipiey, the business will in fSufe be
conducieh by him, and on biS own scceuni.
DufieIds Depot, fuly 70. lI22 1Is47
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

"a Camp Meeting for Eoadoun CIEpif,
/, VIII Be held upon the land Of Mr.. Jonsb Tsyea-
nsr, two miles north Of sliedlebufg. a.. eapmea-
einr On the eoth Of August neat SlranRers ~ fad
comfoetahle seeopmod.kioaA st hr. Tasstnerb
hesse. oilhia. sight of NE gro1nd-
3uly IS, iot7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22
TrIlstee;s N0tice,

A IL secoanis contracted wph Juhn II. BeaId,
~ and with John II Bead & Co, s.pce the
6rst OF Jsnusry. Is45. are moo ready for .eule.
Went The time Of sixty days from The LIST OF
Augus, next will be given on al accoup Is over
Two dollars il closed by note. II the accounts
are not paid, or CLOSED BY cote, by he 10Th Of
Augpsi next. they, IS yell as allnotes due, and
unpaid ii thai time, will be placed 10 couiss
Of collection BY law.
}. GREGG GIBSON e
A. j. o'BANNoN.
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$4,000!
Alexandria LOfterv

Jackets Sl0-shares 10 proportion
cenlacatss q Packages q IS rtcke,s St3e 90
do do -26 Hall DO IS 90
DO do $50. do 80 so
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

q The Rev. Jessra I. y .ssEr ~ill Preysh a
49, ~. Ronrlh Sender II this meath. heis,x The
as.A. !. Il pslosk. Iisly is. ~.
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&. 4. WefnloFc q O..

DeuLtIS tfk IHIIsVfIEtI1 44ypsbeStlC 81 Funfv
Hardtcare, Iabls chtlsry II Waters,
Szver Plated s BT;9gnsd lKare,
Flock Tin 8 hpaaasd Hare,
Solar and Hall Lamps, 81
II IOsiP RiSlNG great vatieiy af ayticl,s
W under each NJ Obi above hcads. esr,s 7
iDJucer sni< are offered TO cssh dYaisrs-s civ.
us ) cali Hoiels and families furnished com
pleis stthe shortest notiee. snd ii shs Ewesr
cash Prices. CalIat No. 10, North Charles !, y
Bsiiinore. opposite the Upioa Bank. and pear
the new Melhs5islsC hurehf xs'
!, Baltimore, Aug 20. 1876
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SO AG2ES

I'd. The pofiipn Of the fam which lies North
of lhs, Bslhor Watm spring Road, eoptsining
f2i s. ORe-QWGS'fef sAcreS,
bounded BY Taokeris and Smallas lands, aud
BY tue s1is rust
80. shall sch oE OF The rest. of The farm
immediately Seuth 81 the said Bath road, as
much land as wili3tsise lhs sum dsereed 10 the
plaintiff, probably more In n FiF TY ACRES,
will be required which will make 10 the pur-
chaser, with the parcel 1914 acres, a geed-sizsd
farm, web numbered and Of good qhallty. yAf
ter the ssss this 81 parcel viii be laid iof BY
metes and bounds, Is The Two first have ALREADY
bcsp.) sss
The sale will take place on The III day ek-f..
gust Court, tAusu>t the 9th, l6ls,0 before Tie
Court house doar n MaEiinsbnrg.
tn. Terms Of SIt., as p eseribed by The de.
cree are one-tA RI cash, aud the rSsidue in tw o
equal annual payments from the day Of sale
The purchaser execueing deeds Of trust on The
pre- On ises 10 secure them.
The crops nov growing ars,resar7sd aud do
not 60 18th thc LANDS 10 the purchasers.
u The purchasers csn have possession, on com
plying with the terms of Sa,e, al once, fpr the
purposes Of cultivation. reserving to the pre-.
seLi ocoupisFs he right sothke CT aud save The
way-going crops.
wsil exhi5tta shy one wishing TO buy, the
.phts cf these parcels on the day Of sale or be-
fore, Al least one.tbrd Of each parcel is in
timber. D. II. CONRAD, Sp. Com
July Is, 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

~ The Rev M HARRss will prekeh in
The Presbv,erIan Church 10 Charlssiown, on
Suhdsy snatDine nex,, al 1 O'Clock, A. A..
Jaly q, l6t7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

TICKETS $lO-Halves S5-Qrs. ~ oV
= =, a. Halves SO 90
- ~ 81 Quarters IS 90
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/. Executors Sale.

HhURSUANT 10 the last viii aud TESTAMENT
Of Albright Gruber, will Re sold on Satsr-
day TIE 7ik day Of .fugtIsl ns-l al che residence
Of Adam Grubef, in this county. The personal
property belonging 10 The said estate, consist
ing in. paEt - follows
Hay By the ton, =
"a Barouche and Harness,
One n-pldts Stove and ,Pipt,
Three .Cupb0ards and conteaEs,
Three Feather Beds,
Bedsteads and Bedding,
One Bureau,
Too Clipper Kettles, large and snail, y
Tsgeih or with great ysrieiy q ether
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$4,000!
I,Ieynndrio Lottery.

Glass No As, for l84I. ,fs
To be drawn in Aletsnafis, Va, Saturday,
l4th, OF August, 1917 h.,
90 Number Lottery 10 Drawn Ballots.
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-, Wanted :
|ano HIKE. e.. he rssiees. 81 The PsPssn'
IL yssr. q 70 pareh1,e. ? fnais ssefs.ss.
-. I. , eoed washer ard iron<r. One ,,eitt'
81 ~ incnnbsanes q childish venld 81
fsrrsi. ANDkkw HuD-
Fer UIy.n. 3r,S,sr.
| \ rotrs. Girl .ssstt q
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TAYLnR,S HOTEL.

TvWyHE sobscribefs announces 10 lAeTpu5Iie that
II This es,ahl,4hmert is nov open for ibe re
..,,;on ~ company4 They hare made extern
~. ar,ang.ments for the accom- osatIon Of
visitors, end pledge themselves that every effort
viii be made 10 render il both pleasant ana a
greeabls TO their guests
GEO. w. SEWERS.
Manchester Va. Jan 81, lS47-Af
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-22

For tie Cssnk Jseilss eftieE SO-yS ef
Temperatures On Saturdry Is. 2ith insfaAt
AZ Exua Trsis q. Cars will run fren
A Harpets-FeFFJ 10 Winchesler on ahe
2t'h. - ssfIstd persons = ho wish 10 aiiepS ihis
greai Temperance Gstasrinr. an sppe.,saily q
Sisn Winehesier. IN that oecaslon. SisftIrg
from HafPers Ferry al I s'cirek IA 81, RsSs-
ing ChprassiowH Al so,eleck, and prElEsag in
Winchester al half PISS; 9 o'cf.ck-
ResarhiFg viii irsve Winchester d
pusriselys t-2o,eiock, p AZ.
Pare fur The tosad. ,<ip One DeiIar
J.. GEO. 'hEisrif .ssi
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Ju.Iy a2, Is47 SPita eepy 81
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SEVENTEE.N TIL DISTRIET.

ltron tllis - as. vi. .s1[ ,haae. ,,;,
,, ssfn., - to the Ie,,gaie NJ S. Csmsynn's sc,
" hence fefhe iesiIread Il H. q crossing u.s. thence
uiih said Rsilfosd 70 cp.. Jsiir H. W Biylor,s a..
thence e me point acre iiammond's ferry road
meetsWil iiam u a'sine 81 thence tfo.sb he said
road q ihs RGdlh Of Hammond's ferry Sis,.e 10
thence 70 We corner besurensP. IioofF add ~. w.
Lane -, thence with No, &c tolhe begiUaipg.
THEN TIEIEf DISTRICT.
Beginning u w. Sckselfer's Cross roads II,
thence with the Tarnpike 10 ihe read opposite
VIM. Brown'slresldenee ~, thence Win said.
road 70 point nssf Bfyaat o BaEpos's .resi-
aenes ~ thence lotTuiiy MtKinnegs shop %,
~ Hiie's road. iherce DOWN said road b. Mis-
Hannah Hufst's residence rs, ihe1de To- tie
trick boise belonging 10 Mr.. John Ysiss, on
ne Shariesto1n and Shephetdstonr road II,
thence with said road, 10 Forera ans ard iisown
Corner stone near 50. ibenre tstthe heglSaing.
Il TWENTYFIRST DISTRICT
BegiAning The Potomac river, stihk hss,!
Of ihe Armory cansi 81. thence wiik itk ridge
10 Keys, Switch Sc, lheuce with tks xsad Ia
The river 60. thence down HE rivepto f5Jaion
street, il South Bolivar ST, thence ap Union
street 70 Washipgson slreel 50, andS,hknce d
the begfnuiug.
TWENTY4SE EOJhD DISTRICT. =
Brginning aiibe Intersection II Washington
and Union streets 81. thence with Uskrr sireet
10 the Shenandoah river ST., ihenee Aossn the
river 10 The bridge leading ID Vireinist. ,Asncs
up.ihs hill 10 he South uestsfu eorrk III ia
glsssEsFd, ihe1cs due west Is ,hs q. STATES
line, thence with The same 10 WsshipetcA street.
thence 70 Ahs btglnnibk. Ibis distfiel iaelud,,
Wirgipias. Halls md Throp's lalsnds.
{
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which the contract may be made. was passed. n I
A bill to amend the actregulating the admission
and practice Of attorneysst law, anda bill to erect
the new county Of Ontario, were introduced.
The Senate met in the Hall Of the House in the
afternoon Of this day, when the following ofipers
were elected:
ForSuprsns Judge, Edward Avery, Of Wayne
county. % s tqF
For Treasurer Of State, Albert A. Bliss. Of Lo-
rain county, &&
President Judge for the stb circuit, A,ius Nye.
Fer Director of the Ohio Penitentiary. Joseph
Ridgaway, sen. aG a '
associate J,ldges.--For Union co., Levi Phelps;
for Darke Co., John Armstrong, Thomas C. Braw-
ley, Josiah D. Farar; Geauga CO., Lester Taylor,
John P. Converse; Ashtabula CO., Chester Stow;
Columbiana CO., John DeIembaugh.
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
HI that petition will be presented to the-Com-
missoners Of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
March session, praying for the new location of the
county road from the Mouth of Sunfish creek along
the Ohio River to Virgins or Wards Run: To
commence at the North end of Second street in
the town of Clarington, back from and parallel with
the Ohio River, thence the nearest and best route
along the West side of A. G. Ewing's and Moses
Wa rs Orchards across said Run SO 10 intersect
the Switzerland township road on the bank of said
Run, aud thence with the said Switzerland town.
ship road to the River. And that so much Of the
old location OF said River Road as lies between
Sun6sb creek and said Run may be vacated.
Jan, %, lS47
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The above notes are signed by David pepper; tht
8 following by William pepper:
1st note for $37 so, and due April /, 1913.
End $s37 so, " 4" /, 1919,
3rd $40 so, " I" !. 1850.
DAVID PEPPER,
WILLIAM PEPPER.
Dec. 10, 1916, -pd3wn4O ....
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INARM FOR SALE. -WilI be sold on the

NARM FOR SALE will be sold on the
IL premises in Seneca township, Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, within one mile and half of the town of
Summerfield, oil Wednesday the Sd day of Febru-
ary, lS47, at o'clock Of said day, the following
described real property Of the estate of SamuelS
Wilmington, deceased: The South West quarter
OF the North West quarter, and the South East
quarter Of the North West quarter Of Section "a,
IN Township z, of Range Z, containing about 80
acres, subject to the dover estate OF Ann Whit
tington. Terms-one third in hand, one third in
months, and the residue in one year, with inter-
est from the day sale, to be secured by mortgage
on the premises
~ SAMUELS. wHiTTINGTON, decd.
January Q, lsi7--Pd-4wi
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NOTICE.-Whereas my husband, Samuel As
IN kins, did, sometime last spring, abscond and
leave number Of debts unpaid, and has ever since
then neglected to provide for his family and where
as have been compelled to pay number of said
debts; ndw, this is to request all persons not TO
trust or harbor said Samuel with the intention of
collecting any debts of his contracting from me.
MARY ASKINS.
Jan. %, lS47-ltp
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MONROE COMMON PLEAS.

VS.. PETITION FOR PARTITION,
John Henderson y
BNHE said John G. Affleck has this day filed in
II the office of the Clerk Of said Court his Pc
tilion for partition of the following lands, to wit.
The North east quarter of Section six, Township
SIX and Range six and also of eighteen acres in the
north west quarter of Section thirty-sx, Township
FIVE, and Range five. The said John G. Affleck
claims two shares of said land and said John Hem
derson ten shares. ARCHBOLD g. WIRE,
Dec. "a, lS46.--3tn4I pro Plaintiff.
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EaM and Winter GOO DS,.

THyHE subscriber would respectfully announce
to his friends and the public generally, that
he has just received splendid assortment Of
FALL fl " d WIWT r G 0 obs
fthe latest styles which he will dispose ofcheaper
than ever has been offered in this market, for cash
or produce. VIM. PORTER.
sept 10 Sun6sh, 20.
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"ENRY DRUMS ESTATE.-Notice is
III 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
ment. And all persons indebted to said estate
win please call and make immediate payment.
\ SIMON DRUM, Admir-.
December 26, 1916, a,
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John .Andre7o Smith,
CLOCK AND WATCH KER,
WOODSFILD, OHIO.

Will repair Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry, of all
descriptions, in the neatest and very best work.
manIke manner, at the shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms.
J. A. SMITH may be found, at all times, at J.
Steed's Inn. ian 23
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THE CONTESTED ELECTION. From the
Ohio Statesman we learn that"the contested seat
in the Senate was. on Tuesday morning last, set
tied as follows Mr. Wilford deposites his resig-
nation, to take effect at the adjournment of the pre-
sent session, and Mr.. Cox withdraws his contest,
and the whole matter goes back to the people Of
Wayne county,"
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DlED-On Tuesday last, ANDREW ALExAN.
DER, son of William and Lucinda Barrett Of thi.
place, aged about months
On Thursday last, at the residence Of his son-in
law. Mr.. Alex. Pope, Of this place, Ma. ROBERT
PATTERSON, aged about 81 years. s,,7s
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NJ WANTED-.-Dried A AppIes
" and Peaches, Ginseng, Glover and Tim
othy seed, Butter, White Beans, Winter Appels
Hops, Oats, and Feathers.
H. M. JAMISON.
Wheeling, Va, Dec. 49, 1916.
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M5M n r. 81. H. NORRIS have
M1HW \ % just received at their Store
NaZENt in Wooasheld. FRESH STOCK
SAMzs cf GROCERIES,, which
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A TTENTION!-All members of the rifle COM
"A pany known as the "Woodsfield 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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DR. A. ID. MCMAHoN.

WM;n G. coIyysI,, WAnT0S; ATToRNEY !. re- : Y
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, having extend
ed his arrangements to practice in the State Courts
for the counties of Monroe, Belmont, Guernsey,
Harrison and Jefferson, this State; in the U. S.
CIRCUIT and DIsTRIeT Courts for Ohio; and
in the SUPREME CoURT of the United States at
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.
nJ- Office opposite The Court House, Woods
.feld, .iOvOe co., o. Nov. 0,
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Pittsburgh Prices Current.

Corrected Weekly from the Aduocate.
BEESWAX, lb % 25
COTTON YARN, No to 10, lb lSa
COFFEE. Rio, lb Sa
FLOUR, Dbl 3 IL a 20
FEATHERS, ID 20 a 29
FISH, Mackerel, No L., Dbl 90 a 90
No2, s so a 10 90
Nos, 6 90 a so
Herring, Mol, 5 SO a 5 IS
Shad 50a
FRUIT, Dried Peaches, bushel 37al 81
Dried Apples 56a 50
GRAIN, Wheat, bushel 55
Rye a37
Oats 23 a 25
Corn 80 a 81
MOLASSES, New Orleans, gal 80 a 33
LARD, ID 6a63.4
RICE, ID as
SEEDS, Clover, bushel rs a. rs
Timothy 25 a 62
Fasxseed rs a 80
SUGAR, New Orleans. lb 7a7l-2
WOOL, Common, ID goa
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Managers Office,
(R. Armstrong 8 Go. Agents.
Wheeling, January 90, 1876.

JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass 10 draws at
Jersey City. Feb. s, ls47. rs No. lottery; ~
drawn ballots. ~
$lO, 900; 900; 10 000 900; $40; 20 Of 1000;
20 Of 200; 20 Of l60; I55 of I00
Tickets So; package Of whole tickets by certif.
cate cost will $60as = gF
ALExANDRTA LOTTERY, Class F, draws
at Alexandria, Feb. 9. rs No. Lottery; l6 drawn
ball Is. <t Nf
$50 900; 10000; 900; 900; g 900; ,2o5: 2 of
1000; 8 of 800; 4of $50; Is Of 1000; 80 of
600; and 40 of 400. F6
Tickets $40; package of whole tickets by certi6-
cate will cost sI30. ta
NEW-JERsEY LOTTERY, Glass l2 draws at
Jersey City, 10, Feb. 7s No Lottery; Is drawn
$40 900; 5000; 8 900; 2, 1870; 10 of 900.
Tickets is5; package of whole tickets by certfi.
cate will cost $50.
3 ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass G. draws
at tAlexaEdria, Feb. ID. rs No. Lottery; IL drawn
ballots.
$50 900; 10 900; 5,oOO 3,oOo 500; ,Ol7 100 of
l 600; 10 of 300; 20 of 2 so; 81 of 200.
Tickets $40; package Of whole tickets by cer6-
cate will cost 1920.
NEV-JEhOE1 l1O Eh1 ClaSs Ia 4,uTHWs At
Jersey City, II, Feb. Is No. Lottery; IL drawn
ballots.
s2O, 900; 5000; $500; 2,l45; 1000; 10 of 800;
10 of ,25O; 10 of 1000; 10 Of 200; 20 of l5O and
l55 of 100.
Tickets So; package OF whole tickets will cost
by certificate 500 ..
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass; H. draws
at Alexandra, 20, Feb. 7s No. Lottery; IA drawn
ballots
$S5. .294; 10 900; $500; ,OOo 1000; 2,555; of
1000; 3 of 500; 3 of ,250; 30 of 1000; 30 OF
500; so of 400; 40 of 200; 200 of 100.
Tickets $40; package of whole tickets by certifi-
cate will cost $l25. ....
NEW-JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass 16, draws
at Jersey City, "a, Feb. 7S No Lottery, IA drawn
ballots.
$l2, 900; 10 900; 900; 20 ofr,0oO; 40 of 200.
Tickets IS, package of whole tickets by certif-
cate will cost $65.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Claas I; draws
| at Alexandria, q, Feb sc No Lottery, IL drawn
| ballots.
s25, 900; 10, 900: 1000; 5000; 2,2oO; DS-1O o.
| 2,OOO 10 of 500; 400; 300; 250; each, 55 of 24O
and ll0 Of 200.
| Sice the commencement of the New Year, the
Managers have distributed many large prizes; $l6,.
00O l0, 600; ,000 000 several of 900; 500, SC
Address your orders to
|
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Sice the commencement of the New Year, the
Managers have distributed many large prizes Sl6,-
OOO 10 900; 900; ,O0O several Of ,O0O 500, SC.
Address your orders to
ROB'T ARMSTRONG g. Co.,
Only agents for J. w. MAURY a. Co. Managers.
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"7ARNING- Notice is hereby given, that
w 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 u.s.
and upon which there is a Mortgage due and un.
paid; we are, therefore, determined not to pay
them. Said notes are described as follows, al
bearing date the Oh of June, 1876:
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to-Hon. r. M. T. HUNTER has been elected
u. s. Senator from the State of Virginia.
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Amount collected by course of law during the
wear $l79 80
Amount in judgment $40 30
due and not in judgment $3.50 5s
There is none invested in stocks.
RECEIPTS.
Amount Of principal paid in during the
year 81 1921 81 s
Amount Of interest received on loans 9S9 A 2
of interest in treasury being
school fund overpad last year "a
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TRAITORS AND TORIES. That our read
ers may have an opportunity Of seeing specimen
Of toryinn, we publish the following:
'tMr Keyes, a whig member Of the Massachu-
sets Legislature from Dedham, said, "he ,Dould
cut off HE right haid before he ,oouid hold 1t up
in faror Of any proportion to afford any aid
schafeuer to this Infamous ,car NTH .Merico." !"
Mr.. Bird, another whig member from Walpoe,
said, "he ,couid tell the driuers in this ipftrnal
-Meriean toar, that they ,ces to trpsetno aid from
.Massaehusstfs."
"Belmont Chronicle" please copy, and charge
the universal whg party.
WISCONSIN. The Convention to form Con-
stitution for Wisconsin, has performed Its duties
II makes clean sweep against every thing like
Banks or Banking. sst.#
Property owned by the wife at the time Of her
marriage and that which may fall to her after mar
rage, placed beyond the control OF the husband,
and exempted from his debts.
Forty acres of land, or town or city lot, being
the Homestead Of family and in either case not
exceeding 81 900 in value, is exempted from forced
sale for debts
The state may exercise supervisory powers over
internal improvements, but no state debtor liability
can be contracted on that account
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HOUSE.

Jan, lb- Senate bill to authorize suits upon con-
tracts of insurance to be brought in the county in