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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
DETROIT. Sept, %, lS4S.

We have rumors brought down from
Mackinac, that the propeller Goliah, load
ed with provisions, hay, powder, &C., for
the South, took fire in Saginaw Bay and
was blown to pieces. Masters Of vessels
give this report who heard the explosion.
The steamer Globe last night, from n.
bove, gives the same rumors. A telegraph.
ic dispatch from Chicago, yesterday, ut
P. NJ. says the Sultana and Louisiana
arrived, bringing some news which they
got at Mackinac. The Goliah was load
ed in Cleveland and this eity-Pittsburgh
Post,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
Sena t0rial Convention.

The Democratic Senatorial Convention
for this district met at Freedom, on Saturday
last. We have not yet been furnished
with the proceedings. We understand
verbally, that L. SWIFT, Esq Of Akron,
was nominated
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
GlDDlNcs' DlsrRIcT.-At the Congress

GiDDiNGs' DlsrRIcT.-At the Congress
sional Convention held at Painesville, on
Saturday last, Hon. REUBEN WooD was
unanimously nominated as the Democrat
ic candidate in opposition to Giddings. S.
Judge WOOD is man of splendid talents,
and possesses great personal popularity,
but TO hope for his election in such dis
trict, would he hoping against hope. Gid
dings has life estate in the votes Of that
district.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27

O. We nre still compelled to omit pub.
fishing the Report of the Select Commit
tee of The House Of Representatives last
winter, relative TO the sale of the w. r.
School Lands. We desire to give the pro
and con of the matter at the same time, but
our limits this week will not admit.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27

MENAGERlE.-It will be seen by the ad-
vertisement in another column, that Van
Amburg & Cos. collection Of beasts and
birds is to exhibit in this place on Friday
next. This will be the las. opportunity to
see he elephant
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
FOR ;GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
JOHN B. WELLER.
Of Hssfles' Conn t.y.

In his celebrated letter ON the Right
Of Search, Gen. Cass uses this language:
1--WE arc no slayasl older. We
never have been. We Hever shall
be. We dePrecatc lsS existence iss
priuciple, and lsssAY FOR ITS
4 ABOLITION EVERY WHERE {;
where this can be effected justly
and 2eaceabiy and easily for both
Darii,.x.,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
Eara and the Free Sellers.

The LEADERS ofthe various factions which
have combined against the democracy in
this State, for the purpose of securing the
defeat of our noble standard. bearer, have
managed thus far pretty successfully to
keep the mouth Of their candidate closed a.
gainst making any disclosures relative to
his position upon the Presidential question,
and at the same time in great measure to
retain the confidence Of their old party
followers. These men care more for the
triumph Of their party-for the loaves
and fshes-than for tho establishment
Of what they call the great principles
Of human liberty. These leaders say
that i: makes no difference for whom Ford
may cast his vote for President, they don't
choose to know. They proless.to know
thdt he has been wide.mouthed brawler
against the South and her institutions, and
that, therefore, they can give him their
vote though he do vote for the owner of
$50 "human chattels," whose interests and
feelings are all identified with the South
and slavery Out upon such brazen hy-
pocricy! But Ford will yet be compelled
to break the spell that is upon him, and
speak out upon the subject. Thousands
of the unsophis,icated voters of the Stree
speech" party, whom their leaders have at-
tempted to sell into the support of this deaf
and dumb supporter OF Southern men and
southern measures, arc demanding to know
his position before they will give him their
votes. They believe that no man can
sorye two masters that 1t is impossible for
Ford 10 vote for Taylor and at the same
time be the fixed friend Of freedom, and
they want TO know which master he serves,
and his keepers will be compelled TO ''trot
him ou,,' or these Gisaffected "free soilers"
will have another candidate upon whom 10
bestow their suffrnges, and already nre they
fast moving in the matter.
We learn by telegraphic sespatch in
the Plain Dealer, dated Sept, II, that the
free sciers of the First District of Ohio,
have nominated SAMUEL LEWIS for Gov
error.
Tho free soil men Of Franklin county
at their County Convention, held on the
10Th inst, repudioted Ford, and recon-.
mended S.P. CHASE, Esq, Of Cincinnati, as
the 'freo soil' candidate for Governor.
The free soilers' Of Guernsey county
held Convention ut Washington in that
county, Oh the 18th inst, at which they
repudiated Ford, and nominated Judge
LEE for Governor.
Seobury Ford will yet have 10 define
his position upon the Presidential question,
or lose the vote Of the most of the sfree
soilers.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
Democratic Ticket,

--ae . e<s"~-
For Congress,
RUFUS P. RANNEY, of Warren.
For Representative,
GEORGE SHELDON, of Aiantua.
For Sheriff,
JOHN GILLIS, of Ravenna.
For Auditor,
JOHN G. MCBRIDE, Ct Ravenna.
- For Commissioner,
FREDERICK DANIELS, of Deer6eld.
For Coroner,
JAMES WOODARD, of Franklin.
For Poor House Director,
LYMAN HINE, of Shalersville.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27

u Bennett, of the N. Y. Herald, who
has decided defect in his visual organs,
said years ago that what made him SO cross
eyed, was watching the political courss Of
Martin Van Buren.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
PHILADELPHIA, September %.

A dreadful hurricane visited Bahama
Banks on the 3Oth Of August. A large
Salt warehouse was blown down. and seve,
raj extensive establishments seriously in.
jured. Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
COME ONE AND ALL.

There will be meeting of the CAss,
BUTLER, and WELLER Club at the Court
House on Saturday evening next. All
ars invited to attend. A speech is expect
ed.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
Maine Election.
GAS MAINE GOES, so GOES THE |
UNION"

The Augusta Age, September IA, says:
"The Democracy of our sister States need
have no fears of Maine. They may count
with the utmost certainty upon her elector-
al vote for the Baltimore nominations by a
majority as large, if not larger, than the
plurality which the Democratic candidate
for Governor received over his Federal COM
petitor.
The Democracy, let it be remembered,
have increased their vote on that of last year,
by more than eight thousand!
They will give Dana a plurality over
Hamlin, the Whig candidate for Governor,
of more than eleren thousand.
They have preserved their ranks unbroken
by any of the new @isms," and hold the
party intact for November campaign, when
they will largely increase their vote over
Federalism. 4, goes Maine so goes the
Union!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
or X e n { 9Ec X " .

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
LEGRAND BYlNGTON, of Pike county;
SAMUEL STARkWEATHER,o of Cuyahoga
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
LIST. Dist. John snidcr, Hamilton;
I'd do. George Kcsling, Warren;
Sd, do Francis A. Cunningham, Preble;
4th, do G.Volney Dorsey, Miami
9Th, do Charles NJ Godfrey, Putnam;
9Th, do Samuel Myers, Crawford;
7th, do John w. Bell, Highland;
sth, do Daniel Cockerill, Adams;
9th, do Samuel Diffenderfer. Pickaway;
10th, do Stephen Nj. Littcll, Delawarei
11th, do Daniel J Swinney, Richland;
12th, do Lewis Anderson, Lawrence;
18th, do John Lidey, Perry;
1ith, do William Lawrence, Guernsey;
18th, do William l. Fry, Harrison,
10th, do Joseph Burns, Coshocton;
18th; do VIM. Mcdonald, Jefferson;
18th, do David A. Starkweather, Stark;
10th, do Joel B. Buttles, Trumbull;
2oth, do Henry B. Paine, Cuyahogs;
21st, do Abijah Ives, Huron.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27

'fis base abandonment Of freedom
To resign ones rish: to speak.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27
LATER!
The Portland Advertiser, whig, gives til

increase III aDOut1on, &C., Fote o4IS
Well; is there any encouragement or
consolation for Taylor whiggery in these
whig figures, which show PLURALITY A
GAINsr THE wHIG CANDIDATE OF FOUR
TEEN THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FIVE? Last year, the
plurality against the wings in the same
towns was II ,27l, making the relative wHIe
LOSS THREE THOUSAND three hundred
and fifty-four.
Seuate.-The democrats have elected ii
senators, the whig 8, which is all they will
have; the vacancies will be filled by demo-
Gratis.
Houss.-The Argus contains l23 men,
bers elected democrats &C., wings 81,
others 7; to be heard from 27.-Pattsburgh
Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-27

C. The wings and free soilers profess
that i, makes no difference for whom their
candidates are going TO vote, and they
therefore place an injunction upon their
freedom of Speech and go around and
each claim him as their candidate. But it
would make vas. difference with the ac.
ion of the people. Does any one believe
that that man is in favor of Stree speech"
who requires, or permits a candidate seek
ing preferment, TO withhold his position
from the people? Does that candidate deal
honestly with his fellow citizens, who per-
nits his party leaders to go about The coun-
try deceiving his fellow men into his sup
port by making them believe that he is
what in reality he is not? These men
would do we'll to observe the excellent say.
in Of the great embodiment i would ra-
ther be right than be President Is itssnot
surprising that, in this nineteenth century,
IN a country like ours, where the will OF
Of the people is the law Of the land, man
seeking to become the agent of the people
and tho representa- tive Of their wishes,
should close his ears and mouth TO their
enquiries2
Another Destructive Fire in Akron.
Akron was again visited by a destruc-
tive fire on the morning of Saturday last
The fire broke out at about half past one
o'clock, one door north of,he Perkins Co.
block, and was not subdued until a mum.
ber Of stores and shops were destroyed.
The amount Of the loss, or of insurance
we have not learned. The principal suf:
ferers are Fl. S. Abbey, Jeweler; o. Beck
with, Dry Goods; E. C. Hurd,D Dry Goods;
]. NJ. Cutler, Shoe store; C. Leonard,
Grocer; T. Clarke, dwelling house; J. K.
Foster, and A. r. Townsend.
A FIRST RATE BULL. "A Mr.. Pollard,
one ofthe Baltimore Reformed Drunkards,
recently in speech before a temperance
assemblage made the following unique bull:
"Fathers," exclaimed he, with most ardent
enthusiasm, ''you have children, or # yols
hare net, your daughters may hare
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
GENTLEMEN'Ss 800,
Furnishing store,
i AND MERCHANr
Tailoring Establishment.

VOUR, attention is hereby. respectfully called
a 10 very large and superior assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, consisting in part Of The following, w
Cloths. 0assimeres and vestings in great va
riety OF quality, style and price, together With
Summer Glothsy Cashmeretts, Twgcds and Sanf
ne;a Also, aEnoss beautiful and choice stock eIE
Beaver and Silk Hats: Cloth, silk. and o,hct
GAPS, Drawers, under and outside Shirts, Be.
HdEls. suspehders z Gloyss si Hoss Canes Ind
Umbrellas: All Of which the subscriber has
Just received, and is now opepirg, in the brick
building on Shenandoah street fBflfefly known
place. Having exercised his very hest Judgment
and cste in the selection of the above assortment.
the subscriber INDUCES not only the hope. but
6lef that he Is both willing and able BY ihe gin
of right good bargains to repay, in part, very
liberal community for past patronage and favor
and securc a grateful continuance Come and
IT.. W.atLLfvAN.
Harpcrs- Ferry, March 1915 4t-@Sslirit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
NAP or JEFFERSON COUNTY.

EELLoW CITIzENs:--E4aving been cali
I ed upon publicly 10 the ,Frfe Press, aud pri-
vately BY many individHals 70 publish Map Of
Jefferson County, and having been referred 70 The
Map Of our mother county, Berkeley, just pub
lished, BY Mr.. Kearfoot. Surveyor Of said coun-
y as paIieF g great public Utility. &c, I have
mept, g press the matter to cynPetioa a. some
have Is stated 70 you n the Free Press,
been preparing myself with materials for num-
Der OF years but the press Of business has caused
delay. have associated my sim with me in the
project, and will be able not OILY TO attend more
promptly to surveying than haSbee in my pow
e. for some time past but win have il in NY pow
or 10 present you with a complete Map Of the
garden spo, Of Virginia with all is Ways waters.
&c, and pledge myself that Seiihsr labor nor
care shall be spaNd 70 repder iIdesirahls 10 each
one Of you. We are advised 10. publish. It. by
subscription, and having no experience in the
matter avail ourselves of that asivice-therefofe
we win place in many public places throughout
the county, subscription paperssso that those who
May wish TO encourage the matter can manifest
the same BY subscribing for as! many copies as
they may wish.
!. A. onfeeuNty b called the garden spot OF Wiz.
GINA, and having. more toTns and waters,
smaller farms and less mountains than Berkeley,
We shall have more work TO kerform than our
neighbof Kearfoot yet wiihatanding any diff
ference thHfe may be il that reskeet re will pub
lisb At tie price for which he sells his, viz ais0
As we have been urged TO hurry the business
We would earnestly request all t;,ose who wish 70
subscribe, to do 50 BY the FIRST dsy Of May.
April l. Isas
NOTE orr $, ss ~ asRs
N eas mo IN hliSinaee Nv hle ,oee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
Glorious LuekI

HyHE undersigned, having for some time past
j conducted tie Lottery and Exchange bust
ness ID Ballimore, and having had such qnprece-
denied lnck N selling pfizeA, have dessrnin-
Cd 10 inform "a, people 81 these United States,
hat r they feel a,snosed % ny their luck in 4
Lottery ataIl. The WI do.wen q try this most
fortunate Ofkee. Success sSsienaa US in almost
every drawing; and many pefs6ns, that bad no
idea Of drawing prize affer trying other Offices
have laid out ! few dollars and made a hand
some fortune for life ii We profess to conduct the
business on fare and liberal principles n Go sell
brize we pay the money down without efsuad-
ing the holder clay il out againoply aske please
We keep. : good supply Of TicR}s ia all The
..1QTTERIES. DRAWING
person. desiring to have a Isl
81 all the DAILY hnlieries for month al q time,
en-. have them semitic them for month ahead
yilA he schemes and price Of single tickets OF
package % that thhy can see what @ order in be-
fore eending their ineneY,r We are IN q stream
Iof1naJ, and inEiie lkeidetlers 70 try our OlEice
which b No. III, 1Fatt Street, nearly opposite
the Baltimore and Ohio Depot. The drawing
of the Lottery sent Immediately after Il IS over t
each distant customer. Address
WRIGHT g. co..;
Isl, Pratt st., Baltimore Ma.
March IS l0f0.--lifi "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

-
FTiHE sqbserihsf beiae sbop, 20 remove 10 he
d!aet ~ e ss f ssda qs a s
and Two irom lie ist,sr place, .. TassdSy 81 III
&qg Of April nert, tie following property w
S head Of good Much Cots, some Of tiefn
fresh; I3 young 0aytk,
Il head Of Sheep, 4
Sheg9 Of stoek Eogs, ~ i T.
Bsxzsear, singh and doa6is Sse,kt
/ Pio4gks, one, Harroao,
enc horse SSlsigh aud .Relss,
Wheat Fan, Double Gaa Siagk iyess, 8e,
Forks Rakes, Storeis, Hos, Spades,
Grain Grades, Mcwiag Scykess a4Ei
l GyinRstoae, Hegsteaas, BaryeiS r..
4 Bauslo Vinegar, one side SadEk, ere
Mars do
/ for horse .-sarssAias Machine, p4ss
shaker complete,
S or 600 .sceigH Of Bacon, ..st IA &
40 ara5e Ash ,gf Lard. Hoaseksld ard
kitchcn Farntisyy, ssfhses ;Bcdstcads, m
bles, Chair, bureaus, Dssl.cs, &-e, 9ii<
large ten Plate Siege, pats,. OpsHs, Ket-
ties, Pans, Tabs, Buckets, &c, eith ma,
ny other articles too tedicHs 10 nscs!iQa,
TERMS. "A credit Of 81 montks will be givfn
on all sums OF FIVE dollars and 1pwardsahe ppf-
chaser given bond and approved security, under
g Sale 70 soamense Il Iooelock, An, when
due attendance will be given BY
-. GEO. LONGBRAKEs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
no
IN sksnsnd5ah

CIV 66e1ald 4ny
CO; { '' ;'''| u. s.
81 sSarss Is i1lss>.c a. c.pii.. Sol i y.
New Shop,nao1k Company vi - epcn.ee =
lie following places, under the sqpeHnisne..S
AZ ~ 1S,l01iiI narntd per>Qt4 Mno,n1te %
anrpiH,td 81 iEe President 41n 1ISxcs!o57 d. .:
I'D Company. Coallli ~ -. ~.
lany .h.ss e whom 2s< s. e. 1 y ~ Z.
i Tia = y s:.Ssli, f551 3 }s1slp l|iiIsi 60,
ll 41<ris1os ~ J4z,c4 Ele1z1f II
!, -. SSilh n2SS EEL. : 4eysn, =: fuI..
N931slS nks12y q $500 - - 81
%s u E sSsa .ssss 4 ISL! 4 I'll 81
Hiis g. Z Ecii1' u - &cisc1s. M NJ. d ~
4 ria Alex. Earle, 1t1 Jts<6k [0lES.
A. Derryxills Il5rinc> McCornick Tn
Nslso1. lame. Cas,leinsn, Dx. cyrus AIc!
lSomiek, kdW. J. Sg1ilk Buckner Azhhy. Nm.
\ F Fsis{ ;,;, Msaa = rs{ klsfeadsF ga !
3 ssss:s fs Ssss sV'i'. i ,.s' ne
! Il01 Hiefolne Z. ORE Carrie Lewis iskSs,Sz.
! AZ Taylpr: Wn: 81 SorrisS w Hen, J s. CA,
Ilshsr y NJ. lsllsss and a DediheSr
A ~ H 8 .s fss!yq y Wee: Giddhg>,
&. r. naineSrk z Ks6le f.or.n osSs,. 1''R
Books q sl,6Scr ipSion Nill also Sc opened Id
The sane time III ne county az Ansbk{s 8s
lSmunlo1 and New Hope il nockin1kalT. =
Mount CruWford HaTriSoab6re. Parl fsnfh,ie
and CenradS Store. ID She1andoah. Il Nov
Market Mount Jackson, Woodstock. and Stras.
burg ID Page. q Bunkof3s HUI, Laray ent
a Herd. In fauqnief. at Paris and pppcrsille
in 1pudoun, al Snickefsville. II lie Civ Sc
Alexandria-- in George,own, b. G.. under
/ The superiniendcnce. cf Commissioners appoint.
led At each ef &cse PLACES whose names are pub.
slisecd 10 the Sta1AioH Spectator ana Winchtstcf
Republican ss J ass3
BY order II tie President and Dirscnors 81 DE
In. s. CT s. I'll TEWIS. Tgeas,y
March rs. gS&8.-im.
Spiri, and Winchester rireihian COPY III.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
SnS6rIor Piano Forte.

YNHE advertiser has Tor sale superior Ma,
Il hogany case, Rosewood llred) Piano Forte.
6 10 octave, with Metallic Fame, and com
hining al the modern Improvements. having
been manufactured within the (asi six months
the tone and touch Of which caraot be surpassed
By any instrument Of the kind I'M the County.
twill be sold reasonable, If applied for soon
at this Office
April 4, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
Seed Potatoes.
Al Bushels Mains Nepser3 seed Potatoes
MM. ANDERSON q CO.
z Harpers-Ferry, Aprill.

Virginia, jefferson County; Set.
INsTHE COUNTY COURT, March n, 1913
HlHE Commissioners named below were APP
Il pointed BY he County Conn Of Jefferson, at
March Term. 1S46, 10 sqpeTiplelaihe election Of
Senator and Delegates, IN this County, on the
4th. Thursday in April :.
A .ckariedosrn :-U nder the snperiniendepce
of Gerard d. Moore, James N. Hfown, Thomas
B. Washington, Charles II. Lewis and Nathan
s. White. Or any tEQor more Of ihem.
AZ SniiA I'D Under the sqpiriniendence Of
James GraRfham, George MURPHY, Ehcs. Wat
son, SEN, DR.. Mann p. Nelson; and Meredith
Helm. or any two or more Of theit
Al Harysrs- Ftrry s-u Underline superintendent
of George Many, William Sm;;llwood, Philip
Coons, John AoleE and Richard Henderson. Or
any two OF morr pf thHn.
sSRepkczdSpeas- nderthe observation-disclosures
Of Jacob Nlolgan. Or. Robert A. Eucas, Richard
II. lee. A. r. Boieler. and John n MeE1drec,
o. any two or more of them.
Il / do9RE, DIX
fDril 4 io1o-,Snirif cnnn Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
II ICE.

THE Accounts Of The late firm a Stephens
IL Wells, are now ready for setilefnent AB
those kaging account standi pgy viii please cal
and settle b. giving Their h0tea Or Paying the mo-
ney II IS important thai The business otthe fIra
should 81 settled Nth Is little daIayl Is possibi
and I hope this n Hili:be EARL ehded %.
Harper. Ferry, March Is, 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

~ 1,sr n,r1-l - r1.llllet lola5 huy-
=. - .sIen could ~ .4Ise uPen ierg,:-,tc
(E1>f o1<fire IS 9 s. Hok.rl s,.est t1enis.
t1,t-t L.,E1 King g - flly MI. hc.t =
&1I1 Hye Soar n5nInnI q = 75a17e1. Cor
IneaI %. = = 1iaG1 - IhsfsapPly q gr1l1 =
90. .' Sc. 80, r. q sc: s ;ss . mt. =
c'5f:1ssl y 5 q ;; i IA lie al q
cln.. /. kers. WkilEey q ! u celis A. sqe-
..s.. ,o,1sy; g -. w oEiAzns ses,r - =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
Il ffaet af about $50 Acres,
Pnhlie NoticK.

This is L, -1ire notice to allspcrsons having
claims against me as security for other persons,
that nnIcss they proceed immediately against the
principal debtors to make the money, shall hold
myself discharged from alI such debts
JOHN QUIGLEY j a
Shepherdstown, March Is, 1873. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

farN Satur.dp tis isf ~ o 1pftI siSSt, will Be
~ sold, ia frQntBQf Dafie1 p!leFss Hotel, fn
Shepherds AZ the per$ nrapefty belong
ing q the estate d the lals lanes indorif, A.,
ceased consisting Of 4
DGis SHEER Nzdick, one Ilazs
one Buggy aid Haraess,
Gac Sdzxle and Bfn53t, I....
Oae Ch1ir aid 3 szI1l a. ~ g4l5.
TERMS. 8 credit Or ~ l10ai1s I'll beZ4i-
- y. ~, al sums If Is md upwards bf DC
rnfehasef eirins ~ bond VIII sPpEoyel seep.!;
"a "a Srspss ] y = .slnossd 80 y -
is.,s..s..ss8 !isssl = lsl5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

100 of l50 100 az I25 !. 500 6 l25;
Tiekse SIS Halves - - anarterss 3 g.
= snali ~, Lotiefies Tu>edsys Thurs
days and Ssnifda1s. Ticksls s - kales IA pro-
GO r. Pds.ss a ls''sr ipour sddrsss sill
Z 49, Fl Z IS sss s,ss,,
sl..a Z q,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
DIED.

AT Waterford. on the 18Th uli-, ELrzAfrrH
GoRE. aged 50 years.
On Saturday last, Mr.. ASDbEw RHINEHART,
aged about so years, one aniohg the oldest and
most respected citizens Of Shepherdsiown.
On Saturday evening last, n Scarlet Fever,
Dallas, son Of Mr.. John Wysoeg, cf this county,
IN the 4th year his age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01

Il RI. pcrs1n> having claims sr,irst ~ ezi>Es
n n 1IattlcU Frame, deceased ar hereby -.
qneacd % present ttet1'.f1r serl61lelk Iho'b
indehfed o tie estate viii please c1.6c (ofHs
md ply Up their RESPECTIVE dues Al letk IN
be cancelled q soon IS sc.E CENT aS>c.s sHil
eou.s into ny hands b q St|s re d PerIe'.1 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-01
Pnhlic Sale Of Land.

DY virtue Of a Decree Of the County Court Of
ID Jefferson; pronounced on the 2lst day 81 Fee
bruafy, l648, Ia the cause Of deslketf, 81 vs..
Heskett and Others. win be sold on the premises,
al public action, 70 the highest bidder, % TAsrs-
I; Ssy b sea 4ey p asarsa 1913, large lraes q
666 2-s Acres,
10 jefferson county Va, belonging "a he heirs o.
the late John Heskett and purchased BY hiIa Of
the y. s. Marshal at public sales in two sections
Of 1873 i-3 acres eaeh-Deeds for which: are No
corded in the CLERKS Office Of Jefferson. The
said Lands are east Of the Shenandoah River, and
adioin the lands Of n. l. OHe, John Clip,
Henson Elicit &c. Parts of them are cleared
andtillable, and The balance covered with yalua
be Timber - T.. - III .4..
The said lands win be sold altogether or in
two parcels or in smaller lots as may suit pur.
chasers and be best for the interest Of said heirs
11e TkrzRs Of Sals, viii be one third Of the pdr.
chase money In hand and the balance in one and
twoyears-lhe purchasersgiving Deeds Of Truss
upon the premises to secure the deferred pay
ments or The title TO be retained until all the pur
chase money is paid.
VIM B. THOMPSON,
EVERETT HESKETT,
Commissioners Of Cosrt.
Feb. &c. leis-SPirit copy