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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-15
RubliC Sale % Land.

|; Public Sale % Land.
IPY virtue q q Decree 81 ne County Can, q
~ Jefferson, pccn5unced On US 2isf j,v cr - .
eruAry, 1913. Ia The! cause Of Heskrss Nv. ~
Heskc,t and Others win be sold 81 ~ nvs,,, ,.
e publ auction . NE highest bidder ~ TV....
s !. z: g ESQ, S0a ssy 4 E sss lsiss 1ssi 4
666 rs Acres, !,
il Jefferson county, va, belonging u III helrs n
the late John Heskett, and purchased 81 sim ~
the Y. s. Marshal III pubic sale. iaswS keSt;ons
Of 9SS l-3 acres each Deeds for which a5e n.
corded IN the Clerks Office III JcfSerson. tn
sait lands are east 81 the Shen andoak River M
aaloin the lands of III y. Opic. John cliS
Henson Ellio,i, &C. PARIS 81 thern are GEAR
ana tllable, and the balance covered with valua
The said lands win he sold altogether. a. in
tw9 parcels, or ID smaller lots as NAV suit bar.
chasers and Be hest for The interest IF sai heIfs
TAG dsvnas e Sals. will b one third n the BUR
chase money in hand and tie balance in' one anil
two years ~the purchasers giving DEEDS III TrslS{
uppa the premises 10 srrnfe lie deferred M 81
ensa Or the title tohs retained until all lie prr~
chase money is paid - -
VIM B. THOMPSON
EVERETT HESKETT.
"a a. ,o.n SVMNttSsl0nefS 81 AeNFk
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NOTICE,

a 7 the next jefferson Court, MONDAY the
IA l7th instantly meeting Of she Directors
and Stakeholder Of the Berryville and Charles
town Turnpike Company WILDE held and a ne
port made. n There IS now. but a small amount Of
Stock lobe taken when TIE Company will be
prepared to enter upon its oops,ruction
April s, 1913.
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Gibson E Harris

CHEWING 3 SMOKING ToBAccb.--A
~ hne los cn hand and for sale.
April 8. I NJ FLINT.
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HyHE Subscribers nave received very Iare.
- and general assortment Of Spring and Sum
mer Goods. Of The very latest Style and win B,
sold a small profits, % which they particularly
AK me hvor Of their friends and The public gen
orally. 70 cali and examine.
April Is CRANE AeRADIRR
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PUBLIC S.9LE.

THE subscriber will offer At Public Sale on
i "Wednesday Ne 1914 of April on The farm
formerly occupied by me, near Thomson's De
POI, an Of my personal property, consisting in
Some good Work; Horses,
One Wagon, one Cart and Geays
Siagis and Double SlOusl PlOgghs,
Wheat Fan, Forks, Rdkxs,
Plough and Wagon Gears,
Gram Grades, Mo,oing SegtEes,
Several Hundred locust Posts.
4 III ArCO nv
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Great ErciteRseht.sn France-
There Is diso great ezaiteaeit al Ha,
.pers-Fsyyt
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Bonnets, Bonref Ilihhan1s. ~.

A LII the late style Bopnefs, Bonnet Ribband
"A Artificial Flowers, &c for sale b.
April IS CRANE a S1DIER
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1<s.|'.. ~, ro.'|s.ial = q, clolsrsctt
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a<.Io1. .I1'L 14l-l e 16plt - Ia How
q, 49,. 49,. . a.. . - q, which 3 co..
.-sil; s<lf17S1c s. 3 sss 4 s. ';'' -sisI Z
- .-.-1-l NkI1t t1ce Small s1is< a. .1rst
91al.l Ne l1lrn ~ Com ulkal nominal Il
3tAtt 81 Ihe supply q grain = moderate /;
1919 inc1e.zI1I. and Prlc,l : skaie lower.
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d, wins! he sisssdy ,sssn puhl.shla, The .s,sl
ssvsiF aayi yst. The counsel fey shs defence. Il
Ts ss ~ ssa. s 4 ' 70, s q Schools wan.
e29e0l4 50 for tho expenses Of public education in
the city and county during the next year.
The charges upon the State and county pad b
of assessments for county taxes will have to
be fixed at 80 cents the 800, to meet the total
expenses during the next year. The last assess
ment was only at the rate of 40 cents.
destructive fire occurred early this morning,
at the southwest corner of Eleventh and Calow
hill streets, the extensive board yard of Messrs.
Harbert " Davis, located there, having been fired
by an incendlaIy. The flames spread with great
rapdlty, involving the destruction of about $25,-
600 of lumber, of which about $1,000 was insured
At the corner, besides the counting house of the
firm, two frames, occupied by Mr.. Kelly as his
stove store and dwelling, We're totally destroyed
A large four story brick, which had lately been
converted into two dwellings, met the same fate
the bare walls only being left standing in totter-
ing condition. The heat was so intense that the
offs brick dwellings on the north side OF Callowhi
ST. set on fire, and the roofs and wood work of
their fronts entirely destroyed The occupants saw
ed most of their furniture In a damaged cOndi-
ton. The frame grocery store, at the northwest
corner, was on fire, but saved by the interchangeable
eXertions OF our hremen, who built barrcades IN
the streets to serve protection from the intense
neat, Vile tney directed the STREAMS o water upon
the property endangered. More than once these
barbados caught fire and had to be deserted Sc.
veral of the firemen maintained their stand, and
are now suffering for their temerity, their faces and
hands being actually blistered by the heat. The
whole amount of the loss is SOC, 900.
The lumber yard of Dilkes Il Brown, at Eighth
and Brown, was also set on fire, but being prompt
ly detected, was extingulshed.
The case Of Abner G. Daniels was up again this
morning. in the Quarter Sessions, for final deci
I'hn ar,I Nhat,,, randn
opinion to the effect that the warrant of the Co.
vernon of the State for the delivery of the prisoner
fugitive from justice, was properly framed,
and that he must be delivered up the authorities of
the State of New York. This opining setting forth
new views upon the subject the counsel for Da-
niels was allowed until Thursday to answer them,
when the Judge would pronounce upon the case.
The bodies of Charles Baker and his wife, were
found yesterday, near Gloucester Point, on the
Jersey shore Of the Delaware. They are sup.
posed to have been drowned by the upsetting of
their boat, during the storm on Saturday night
They followed fishing for living, and were often
out together
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PHILADELPHIA, May I6, 1913
Murder Tr,al-Educqtion-Fire, &c. &c.

Murder Irtdt-Education-Fuc, &c. &c.
The trial of Longfedt is still progressing but the
only new part in the chain of evidence is that
furnished by Mr.. Rademachcr himself. lie says
1t was about IL O'Clock on the night of the muir
der that he retired to bed his wife followed him
in few minutes, and h. fell asleep very soon; he
was awakened by scream from his wife; and al
most as soon as he awokc, was stunned by a severe
blow upon the head he attempted to get up, but
his assailant held him down, and he was unable
TO rise further than upon his knees; he then OBJ
served that his wife was not in the bed, and sup
posed she had saved herself some how; the strug-
gle continued tor some mlnutes, the murderer
being beside the bed; afterwards he mounted upon
the bed, and striking him several blows upon the
head, he lost his recollection. Previous to
this his assallant drew something out of hs bosom,
and he. then asked him what he had done
that he should be killed When he recovered
his recollection again he felt the murderer place
his hand upon his head he was then lying across
the bed Just then he heard knocking at the
door, and saw the murderer standing before the
bureau putting on coat or wrapping something
around him. He then saw the man move towards
the window and get out upon the shed. Mr.. II.
recoects getting up and opening the chamber door;
but nothing that followed except being surrounded
by number OF persons while lying upon the bed.
The evidence elected today, is only repetition
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Nay l6-wind. at SUNRISE sw; meridian, sw; sunset sw
Herald Marine Correspondence.

r. M-Arrved-ISarks
& n!sss s' @
Staples Boston Washington, Monroe Cardena schs Gratitude
@ msn M %sS sS san n.
%ers do label Baymore do Jones' Look York; Brace
cle1rsdmBsrh Nashua Clifford BosGn ns California Iieh
r spy kTis M York; S.nf c S
smith Fall River Anna somcrs somers Provdence Cuvator
cranmer Wheatcy York soop caronc Phier Troy barscs
Forest, Simons N York.
ballast and sid for 81 Tho%as tSe: Eliza
Taylor Eidrdse Alexandria, 10 days 18th Watson Eek
xschs Eaton BssmSre II days sd same day for Trinidad
sally '1 Tysr se s da s%s fsy ss
t s New 5'T .y s"ss, s. .a
a ay win % Hs"ry S ."s Sw ey sy
%r r cG SgTxean ,eiS sat- ne @se Va 70 days t. lee
New put for rner and proyn ID again again
sane s% h brig Ap pYls Col" E",sgsrt p days
d'G May Flower Ianar dc Olive, Augur; Henry Woods
Miscellaneous Record.
ac CnATrAHoocnrr at Georgetown, rcportsMay g. lat %
81 Ion " TO- fell in with the wreck of fore schooner
apparently been deserted days. and had been stripped
81 y al S except her , a rigging and one which
whomsoever it may
SUR GEoneAyA Higgins which sailed from Charleston on the
having sprung alcak would be up the city
sup AsparCapnn Douglass Of schr Benz Harrison. arid
Charleston saturday morning Ocracokc NC reports ship
ashore Cape Roman
ScHR JoHs PuGu from Whining NC for Onsow Co loaded
with bricks and PROVISIONS struck Now River bar night 9TH
ns The vessel and cargo total loss having gone down few
minutes after striking
B,ia Etzanrr JAvr, (Br) wcbh from Pcou for Boston
short time boat boarded her the shore and left on board
CAPT chas Bunker who would pilot her to Boston 1t said
she received no damage.
Sem VINEYARD from Boston, Of and for st John Nh with
chanc parted her cables and went ashore Cape New
Wagon Townsend in the gale of 18th inst The cargo has
landed In good order.
BANK EMMA IsApoRA at Philadelphia, the lIth inst at
r lat 30 a. 40 saw "s % her 9r' a"a main s
short sail eth LAT 81 10 Ion % TO- Cape Charles bearing
appeared 60 he sclir, with both masts gone
BARK ALBERT 1SRy Of and for Boston. from Rcao Of
o and valued s9 Her consisted chiefly hides
indigo nearly no ascertaned Is
follows Equitable office, 1000 cargo, 1870 vessel 300
s Spane 40 Supposed on nautical
Total, S5Il5O, all in Boston,
Spoken.
18th inst Of Cape May by pilot boat Waterbury Br bark
John from GLASGOW for Philadelphia bark Heron and brig
S sSp %esn os Pou Ford from Boston ot qe for
ols a's Malay i'Gm H" iero for New Orleans April lat
Henry Kelsey Gray Boston for Mobile May lat So
brig shawmu Fish, from Boston for Havana, May lat SO,
Ocean Black River J. April with 500 bbs 81 % Dc humphach
tow" weeks out clean 9th Gescc NacomSer Wsspo go
n F' ssmn. T c:os s @
Sam Bay West Indie. March 80 with oo bbs 70 DO VIII OIL
sss a s Tsponsd wh @
T e. q sI ss TS,Esy y IL - S%ss
lulu Dec Falkland Islands March with $500 ss SS Of
s sSa1 psrS Whales ~" Al Tas.Sd Island: March '
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Port of New York, May ~, Is4s.

Cleared.
St fs,, York ,ssS vsrpse Mss
Pson NJ PI Byrnss CO. sSta$s OBS HAIL. Hall,
ham Fsaerck Wietins Bremen Rodewald Brohsrs Ann
briggs Reindeer winsor Malaga Foster Nckson; Thomas
ScEe Turk s P
schrsJ Lindsey, Upshsr Norfolk Girard Price, Balti.
Oops-Merchan Clark Providence; President Frsbee New
Haven.
Arrived.
STEAMSHIP Northerner Budd Charleston May H., NJ to
Spori Tson Co. 81 hours md 80 minutes from dock
Ship Katherine Jackson Stafford Amsterdam April with gin.
British ship Eliza Caroline Bell Liverpool IS days with 2s7
pnsssnssrs e % Williams sns.S, Gui 10 49,. ,,
British ship Margaret Harrison Greeuock 80 daye with on
g Has IS with
Ship Wabash Hathaway New Orleans Is days with mdse
Ship sHl,ana Barrett New Orleans 10 days with cotton &C.
BARK Carissa Perkins Durham Bordeaux April with mdse,
too @ pSnvsr Spoke no date ship Lochnva West
bread 'N''''N "'' "''' '"'''' VI
Bark Isaac Mead Brown, Savannah days. with cotton
.whars brig Express. christOn Montevdeo 72day with WOOL
Dutch brig Amicita Rugh Rotterdam 4s days. with
Brig samuel Small tof HaeSssS Marston M4re IL days. with
m9 ma;s : to master master
to Tucker lghtburn.
brig Emily Young Daren, Ca days with timber Camp
bell 4 Moody. -
Orig President Taylor (of Belfast Me seeey Iubec days
with plaster to master.
sehr Ruby of seuben Me) HASKELL Naguabo PR II days,
with to master
master
schr Barton Waldron Mobile 10 days. timber Phillips
& Co.
Sehr Richmond (o Newport) Gibbs Helena with live oak
TO Mr. Smaley. =
Schr Connecticu Ewood Nowbern, NC days naval
stores, to " Platt l. Co.
Schr Alfalfa Purne, Wilmington. NC Brown De Rossett
Sailed In co. with schrs Harrison Price, and Powell New
York
Schr Sylph. Lawrence, Richmond to Mailer Lord.
x Co.
Below.
One ship British bark and two briggs.
Sailed.
Ships New York Liverpool Atlantic st John Lucy Ann Que
e hyloc Pictou Southrne Utica Columbana Toronto and
Calcutta New Orleahs Martha Warrington Mobiles
Chareson banks john Quebec Reform and New England New
Oeans brgs Sarah Brown and Clara do Creole Norfolk and
others
nd at mn iaa
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Pnsscnus.rs Arrived,


AMsrrnpAMship katherine Jackson-rhos u Davis Of New
Yorkl7I In the stecragc.
GRrnsoos-Brlish ship MarEarctw Bumey, and 23G in tho
BEnsupA-Brg New orleans-C Townsend lady and family
T Smith.
Nrw EMBARRASSING sulianaTG Hyde and lady. Mrs Buck
child and servant Mrs Captain Crane Mcsdames Van Austem
Swain, shepherd Iattimer, Miss roalk Poalk Poak
Mcss Sngerand Williams Hogan, Reynolds, Master James
IIewctt-and l6 in the seernge.
CHARLrsroS-Steamship Northcmer-T Mather Dyer, J
Clark Ceoney Miss Sanford Mrs Oakley Vanboskirk
Baynard G Prindle, DIR u J. Bryan Ronalds, Ford,
q Chadwick X Street Middleton, Durand, lady child,
and Stoddard and family Chadwick and lady Mrs
snincr Mrs stevens Miss azcr Mrs l. Kipsein, II
Myers II Stevens Stevens Adams Snow, II Shincr
JPrnde Mrs II W Rscy and family, Mrs W Dawkns Miss
Bryan Miss Bryant Fay and family DR. Hooper and family
Mrs street Miss street. Hayward DR. Hay ward Miss
nelinrr Master Bengcr Mrs Miller Miss Hail. Clifford
II brady, Walsh DIR Green DIR @ Shoolbred, latin,
J. Could q Oats Pool Miller @ Cole J Merle ! Me-
Can't Miss McEver Mrs Wayne. cnarty Gould Foster
Mrs Dsnton Mrs Leslie aud child Mrs Gent Worth and enil-
dcn Mrs Preston, Miss Raymond. Kellogg Hay Rev ko
Dir L. kapsoin. II Danton, Fowler Hart J. Fan
ming FCark, r. Butler WHITE, Cresson, ID Dwile,
Imtteman II Mcdonald u III Alin and 81 In the stccr,gc
SAvANNApark Isaac McadT Harold lady and chilreni
II u 1npcn lady chd MrsW lIo land two children and
servant Mrs child Crane, Mrs Webster Mrs
Kelley Mesiames Winton IIekiss Cunby Mason, Woodworh
two Misses Mason Misses Price Cary wnton and
fhk, Dunning Manclief, 7 Webster wLiiarrcld.
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Passengers Sailed.

IlvERPoo-Packet ship New York-Robert Cnbcrtson, J
Churters Edward Paige Lee Of New York. Jacob Mellick,
Pennsylvania.
HAvANA-Shp Adeaidc-C u Macnrty. G. Roig, Capotc.
CoIuera Havana q Macomber Rckhnm, II Chester
Dances Captain Carno New York; scrbcr vaccntc
Inr,la
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co NJ M f Il CIAL.
LOUISVILLE MARKET.
COURIER OFFICE,
Monday Evening, Dec u, ISI1.

A0hud1 LNeIlH5, DcC Slt lSil.
As this is tn, Season Of the Christmas holi.
DAYS. business hiss in consequence. become
soneH hat slack. The weather has been quite
cold. aud ice formed suitable Tor packing away
for summer use To-day il has moriera led
and been showing quite heavily. The river
continues 10 recede rapidly. and the falls are
barely passihie ior our large steamers.
BAGGlNG AND ROPE Begging has b :
com extremely dali, and we hear OF no sa Is
or demand Light lots have been Offered at
l3c cost. Z pc ismar, active. owing to the
smallness OF the stock. We quote sale ol 50
colls inferior al Gac and 20 coils at sac: good
Rope IN demand at 7c, cash
BEANS-Sales ut several lots by the bar.
rel from stores at 81 80 800; sales from the
country at 15c per bushel.
COAL Best Pittsburgh retailing at l25 a
Sc delivered. Pomeroy lOa lie.
CHEESE-SaI.s Of good w. K. alta &c,
from stores.
FLOUR AND GRANITE supply Of -four
is limited and sales Ia lots from ores firm t
50 %, retailing at So 10 Wheat is scarce
and ~ demand at the mills at s 90 per bush
cl. Cora 36a 4lc.
HAY-Sales of baled Timothy from the
river at gig 50a 400 per ton; rcrailed sales
from sores at SOC per 90 lbs. Sale from the
country at 1oc per 1903 lbs.
GKOCERlES--We notice sale of 40
bags prime Rio Coffee at 7Bc. retail sale, at
&c. Sales Of 90 bids n. O. Sugar at 4aigc,
and a sac OPP hhds aa4ac. retail les by
the barrel at 5d5a. Plantation Molasses III
lots at pa 233c; sugar house 35c.
PR0ViSl0NS-Light receipts OF new Ba-
con which Is retailing from stores for imme-
date use a Sc for Hans. an &c Tor Shoulders.
Bulk Pork, ont of salt, 2 a 2ac for Shoulders,
and la4s for Hams
HOGS--'lhe price OF Hogs has declined -
We heard of sale Of lot OF about 300 head
at 81 30 nett. Various lots were delived to-
day under previous contracts. at So Is nett.
TOBACCO. No sales at either warehouse
since the 24lh.
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Com Hlunicdfcd.


The following verses are inscribed to the
memory OF JoHN CLARK. who lost his life by
The bursting of boiler of the ferry boat
while crossing the Ohio river from the island
Wheeling He was young lad OF sevehleen-
the son of Hugh Clark, who resides on the
island, and pupil under the authors care;
THAI whom no one can more highly appreci-
ate BIZ. real merits. A scholar his attain.
ments in useful branches of English Iitera-
ture were res Iec;a5e. His mental powers
were lar above mediocrity. After obtaining
ID practical knowledge Of Arithmetic. he com
menceJ the study OF Algt brd, and the mas
terry manner by which he laid hold Of that
obstruce science. often aslonshed his nsruu-
tor, AMI encouraged him to direct the young
lad 10 such sciences as would have a tendency
TO strengthen hi, mind anl improve his u.!-
derstandlng
There are several circumstances which en-
dears his memory to his preceplor. Ii is
a ruIe TO open The school By reading portion
OF the scriptures AMI prayer. and ever, Friday
afternoon before school clos s, one OF more
cha piers are rad b. III, scholars, questions
are asked and remarks on particular PORTIONS
OF what Was read On tGese occasos. none
seemed to pay strict-r attention than john
Clark, and during prayer none SCENE! more
serious. His whole b-ha,iour as a scholar.
While under the writer's Care, Yves such as 10
freclud the niece ssiIy OF single reprooi.
The critic will please observe that the au-
thor of these verses is not poet; nothing
bat strong affection for the deceased could
ever induce him TO present them 10 the public.
Listen, my friends, while | rrlate
What must Ill every heart awake,
Some serious thought;
Ana prove the rdih we ofteu read
Bat do not give luat earnest heed
10 II, we ought.
That man, who OF a woman born,
Is lew OF days, from lie is torn
Just like a flower;
lis birth IS but starting place.
HIS lie the running OF a race
how soon I is Ger?
q! let our souls their SAUNDERS break,
Arouse oui sens and awake
10 see how soon
Lille, III It's prime, Is cur away
Without one moment. time TO pray
We meet our doom.
Such was thy fate, my lovely boy,
Whose life OF innocence and i1y
was lrse Iron guile.
10 cultivate thy mental powers
In learning spent thy leisure hours
Win care and toll.
Ne foe to health nor lingering pain,
has pre-! upon thy manly frame,
Yet death calne there.
Youth smiled and looked at coming Years
J Devoid OF surroWs, grleis or fears
With prospects lair
WhlIe standing on the ferry boat,
without one previous warning note,
The boiler burst
And IN the flood thy body heav'd
winch lelt my patents, now berssved,
With spirits CRUSHED.
NO friend was near nor arm to save,
Or rescue from ii Wat'ry gave.
HE die Was cast,
~ appointed houf tor thee had come
which must colslgn to the tomb
III ime b. past.
Parents for you hive d wori,
Mnrmur ye not, II i, the l. ut
no took your son
b lore his soul by Ike ensIaved,
From all The tn II ; Of HE is saved.
We rust brought home.
YET this console aud give r.lrf,
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YlINiGER'S OFFICE,

lFHEELINL, Va.
SPLENDID &CffEHES
Nor the month OF JAN, 1913.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass for
1913. draws at Alexandria Jan /,
rs numbers-l2 drawn ballo,s.
prize OF 30 900 | pr of 10000
5000 100 . 1000
Tickets 10 dolls. shares in proportion.
A certificate Of % whole tickets will be
sent for 40 dolls. shares in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class No. 9. draws Jan. 4, 1913. rs
Nos; IS drawn ballots:
l prizo Of 90 900 prize of 5000
:. 10000 10 1000
Tickets 50; shares in proportion. A
certificate OF 26 wholes will cost SOS
shares in proportion.
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY. Class No.
2, draws January 5, l848; rs Nos; 12
drawn ballots:
prize of 10000 10 prizes of 1900
1O,OOJ 20 1000
Tickets 1O-shares in proportion. A
certificate of 25 whole tickets sent for
S145-shares in proportion.
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draws January 12, 1848. 78 Nos; 10
drawn ballot:
prize Of $4,000 80 prizes OF 1000
10000 so g 500
5000 SO 50 800
Tickets $lo-shares in proportion. A
certificate Of 26 whole tickets will be sen,
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Drawn Ballots.
] prize Of 81 coo prizc'of 5000
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prize OF $4,000 / prize of 5000
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Tickets . 10; shares in proportion. A
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for l45 dollars; shares in proportion.
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- 10000 10 I "a,
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A certificate of 25 whole tickets will ba
sent for g. dolls; shares in proportion.
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prize OF 10000 prize Of 6 600
= 10000 rs 1000
! l - 10000 200 :. 400
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Tickets | dolls; shares in proportion.
Acaftlicate Of 26 whole tickets will he
sent Tor 2l5 dolls; shares in proportion.
MONONGALIA LOTTERY draws =.
very Thursday throughout the month of
Jauuary, 1913. Tickets in this Lottery
are ) dollars. A certificate of Il packap.
IN this Lottery is 40 dollars; shares In
proportion.
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass No.
93--CaplIal pre- $4,000, sent to Gin
cinnali. Ohio.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass r
--23, II. 20, prize $4,000, sent 10 TIT.
lin, Ohio.
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1885
c.. EACHARY 'rAYLOR.

OC. To-day, being NewYears. no paP@E
will D5 i.saed from this Office on Monday
On Tues law we shall start off fairly with the
New Year and We hope and trust to be able
10 crafty our readers with paper superior
in point Of intelligence as we'll as size to any
of is predecessors,
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PREMIUM.

Our carriers request us TO state that they
will give a premium OF a splendid annual 10
the person who shall give them the highest
price ior tAeir New Years Address.