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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18

Ms. Louisa Osborne cowies. of lsala. via. N. Y.. q young married woman, tool; two spoonfuIs oI corrosive sullimaits by mistake for laudanun. fer aialAls toolhaehe. aad tlie euor Aot hoing sll8, esEaEsa taR aens koass. deakh 1'aa
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18

Merican Raiiroad. d.--Geneial Almontc and other parties have pc i.:oned the Mexican Congress to grant them . char ter of incorporation to enable them to connect the Calf of Mexico with the Pa cilie ocean. by means of railFoad. Thc road is to commence at Vera Cruz, md within two years. carried llirly leagues within five years thereafter, 70 lhe city of Mexico in ten yeags more, and lo the pat Co oeean in annAkeE deeads.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18


 TIE MEpIDAL STUDENT Sr,RY.--A ru- nor has been some time in circulation, that medical student saw Dr. Webster standing over the dead body of Dr. Park. man, in the Medical College in Grove street The story has found its way into many of our newspapers, connecting i, with the name of Dr. Edward Bcecher, of this city. We have made inquiry oi him, and learn that he accidentally slms inlo the possession of the following fact under an injunction of secrecy: A gen tlenan residing in the vicinity of the Medical College, saw T ,ight in Prof. W.'s room, on Fridsy night, tlic 23d of Noy.--.lt being unusual, he took lis spy glass and saw u n,an cutting up q human body; but supposing tito be m anatonli- cal dissection, 1t being previous 10 the news of the disappearance of Dr. r, he took no further notice of t. Dr. Beech CT not feeling at liberty to conceal any lhiug that might bc of importance in the ease. intcrrogl!cd the Attorney General upon q hypothetical case. and learning that lhe testimony would be iaadmissa ble, pursued tho matter no fur.her.--- Boston Tyagetler. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18

The first man who begged Il shoe in this or any other country. is said to De now livisg as tiopkiagtca, Mass. His name is Joseph Walker. The ynlue boots and shoes now made in AIsssaei.u. sets alone. is siS.Oo0. 900 annually.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18

MrS DaRlrls havIag pefieried hrTself In her business in N,w York. f'eis assured Iha' she esn do jnsiire io snY oTdFT inirusled to her 10 her line.
 Mrs Darl~is is new ready is show . fnli slork ef Millinery Goods. which che will be pleased tc nfgsF Inc puhlic. and Beprs. by pee. senal siienliaa Co be- bIlsiness, in secure lib. eval patronage. Relieving che will he hsiirs en ,bled io make saiiafaeiory s,les and af les price Inr pvonapI pay. Tlll cell ISF cssh enly
 March 20, ts3o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-04-18
Facts for Youug Men.

Give . young man q taste for reading, and in that single disposition you have furnished him with a great safeguard. lie has found that which others have to seek abroad, namely, pleasurable excite ment. He has learned t1 think, even when his book is no longer in hand; and it is from want of thinking that youth go to ruin Some of those who have been most eminent in learning aad science made their first attainments in snatches of time stolen from manuel employment.
 Hans Sachs, the poet of the Reforma- tion & the burns of Germany, began life as did Burns, a poor boy; he was Il tai lor's son and served an apprenticeship first to shoemaker, and afterwards to a weaver. and continued to work at the loom IS long as he lived. The great dra- matist, Ben. Johnson, was working bricklaycr, and afterwards soldier, Lin ngus; the father of modern botany. was once on the shocmakcr's bench. Our immortal Franklin, it need scarcely be said, was a printer. Herschcl. whose name is inscribed on the heavens. was the son of poor musician, and at the age of fourteen years was placed in band attached to the Hanoycrian guards. After going to England, he undertook to teach music, and then became an organ st. But while he was supporting him self in this way, he was learning Italian. Latin; and even Greek. From music he was natur allyled to mathematics, and thence tc optics and astronomy. John Dollond, the inventor of the achroraatlc telescope, spent bis early years at the loom and continued in h!s original busl- ness even forfso,ne years after his eldest son came to an age to join him in it. Few cascsare more celebrated than tha. of Clifford. tic founder and ed;t.r of the Qaai tcrly Review. He was an orphan. and barely escaped the poor house. tle became q ship boy of the most menial sort, on board of a coasting vessel. He was alierward for six years apprenIiced to a shoemaker. In this last employ rnent he stole time from the last tor arithmetic and algebra, and, for the lack of other conyeniences, used to work out his problems on leather with a blantcd awi. Few names are more noted In modern literature.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-09
Front Royal, wartea CO, Va, April ., 1885,
~pEONEssbp ~GAyyRONsE1I

a NNOUNCES 10 tie citizens Of CharIestown
"A and it's vicinity that lie has permanently
located himself for thelPpurpose of giving insIruc,
ton in Music and the Modern languages.
A residence for many years in the families OF
Prince Adam Cyartorytki. Count Montalivet and
other distinguished families OF Paris, enables
him TO give to the French studentt the real PARIS
81 professor c. has been successfully engaged in
teaching (since his eSfle) both i'll this country
and in Europe, and be feels confident of giving
satisfaction to whoever lie may impart his in
strUctions,
Ladies and gentlemen desirons OF forming a
French class are politely invited TO meet at his
house and enter their names, Parents and guar,
dams are requested to let their children attend
al the music rooms, where they can pursue their
studies without Interruption.
For terms. &c, see prospectus, at his house.
Anil 9. 1850.
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SPIRIT OF =
NOTICE.

NroTh:EH hereby gfvenlhatan election viii
IN be held on the Jdarth Thursday IA April,
county. for a delegate, toIeprcsenl Tie counties
OF Clarke and Warren ID the next General As.
sembly q Virginia, unteTt the snPerintendence OF
Alfred EastIe9Ian, Mann r. Page, Cyrus McCOr-
mick, Daniel w. Sewers, Edward MeCoImick.
commissioners any. three OF whom to act.
At tho precinettat Heats. in said county, nm
der the superintendent Of Paul Smith, Matthew
Jones, Levi Iliett, Archibald Bowen, and VIM
G. lEardesty, commissioners, any two of whom
to act.
AT The precinct at TriSler's in said county mn
der the superintendence of George oRear, Squire
Ben, George Green, Stephen Castleman and !V',u
Marshall, commissioners, any two OF Whoa To
act. And
AT the precinct at AL,lErosd, in said county,
under the saGpeI inteudence of William Nelson,
John Alexander, William c. Kerfoot, DR.. John
Faunileroy and Buckner Ashby, Commissioners
any two Of whom to act. *
-s-.y.a ACOB ISLER,
ATfiIs. Sheriff of Clarke County.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-09
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election will
In be held on Thursday the 25th day OF April
next at the following places, fos the purpose oil
electing two fit and proper persons TO represent
the County of Jefferson in the next Legislature
of Virginia and also for the purpose OF taking
the sense of the people OF the county upon the
question Of a Convention.
AT Observation-Disclosures the supcrin'endence
of Samuel w. Lakeland, Saml. RiGenour, WIN.
c. Wortbington, Andrew J. O'Bannon and Fran
els Yates, or any two or more of them.
At SmithfeId-Upder the supe!in'endence OF
Jas. Grautham, Thos. Watson, ST., Jos. Smith.
Mann P. Nelson, and VIM. Grantham, or any two
or more of them.
At ShcpherAstown-Under the superi9:en-
dence of VIM. l.. Webb, Jacob Line, Jos. MEMur-
ran, John Wysong and Jacob Morgan, or any
two or more of them.
AT IIarpcrs-Ferry-Unde the superintendent
of Daniel Mo!er, Isaac IIenkle, John G.. Wilson.
Isaac Fouke and Wm. SmalIwoOd, or any two or
more of them.
DAVID HUMPHREYS,
Sheriff If Jefferson County.
ApriI Q. 1850.
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ACARD.

TTAV1NE hecn for more than ten years close
II ly confined to business and being feslFons
to recruit my health, vh!c!, at present Is notveTy
sound, and to have an opportunity TO settle up my
old business, / have associated with me in the
Mercantile business in Charlestown, Mr. JoHS
D.. LINE. The business hereafter will be con
Quoted in the name and uude. the firm OF WIN
S. LOCK g. Co. 1t affords me great pleasure TO
nave this favorable opportunity ofre,urning t" my
old friends, customers, ard the public generally,
nv sincere thanks Tor the liberal patronage they
have bestowedupon mex as have always cndca-
vored by strict attention to business and a desire
to Conduct it upon fair and honorable principles
to merit a Share of lie public patronage, again
bespeak for the new firm, and confidently expect
WM. S. LOCK.
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WADAME

INVITES the atten,IoD oftlle ladies of Charles.
Il town and its vicinity TO her assortment Of
Worsted, Zephyr, Split, and TAPESTRY, Yarns Of
different quality, Berlin patterns. Chenille, Tidy
Cotton Gold, Silver, and Silk Braids Needles,
Crochet, Ivory and Steel; Tapystry and Floss
do; Salon patterns for Embroidery All kinds OF
Knit Work executed at the shortest nutice. La
dies and Misses Dresses, Sacks, &c, braided
Gentleman's Slippers worked at moderate prices.
Persons wishing to furnish themselves with any
of The above articles have an opportunity of doing
SO at Baltimore prices.
April g., 1850. b q.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-09

The following are the appointments made. on
Tuesday by the Maryland Conference hfthe Me
tlodist Protestant Church, foF she ensUing year:
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MARRIAGES.

JAMES HsLAREW to. Miss SARAH n HYETT,
all q Frraerick county.
I'm Tuesday the 18th nit, ty the same. Mr.. ISAAC
T. PARLk:rr 10 hiss ESTHER A. OF
Frederick county.
Oh Thursday the 2lst ult., by the Rev. Mr.. BEEcHEl,
Mr. ELI FIRKHoUSER, Of Frederick county, to Miss
ELIZABETH FUNK, of Shenandoah county.
Oh Thvrsday the 25ih uIt., By the Rev. L. F. Wilson,
Mr.: MICHAEL BUTT TO Miss JANE HESS-bOth OF
Berkeley county.
a, pit@t,rg. Pa, On Monday the llth day Of xareh.
1885,, by Inc Rev. sir. A. NJ. Bryan, Pastor Of the LIST
Catholic Church Of Pittsburg, Mr.. 5. G. SRODES Of Bca-
yer, Pa, to Miss JANE a. O. formerly OF this
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Harpcrs Ferrr, April 9, Is5o-3t.
CANDY SAP 90 PER 400 LBS.


Steam Candy Mandatory and Fruit Store,
Nos 1873 and 1875 Pratt Street, near Hlnorer,
BALTIMORE, ND.
EE7E beg leave to call the attention of Mer-
w chants auI Dealers in Fruits and Con:cc-
tionary, to our stock, which we are prepared to
sell on the most moderate terms. The very best
quality Candy only Sl2 per 100 lbs, which is
less than it cFn be bought for in the U. States.
We also keep constantly on hand y very
large assortment of Fruits and Confectionery
such as Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Dates, Ra'sins,
PrunPs. and Preserves Of all kinds, put up in a
style that cannot be surpassed by any establish
ment in the Union.
Persons wishing a list of prices can obtain
them at the above place.
We guarantee to sell as low, and if any thing
lower, Iien any establishment in this or any other
city.
Goods shipped free of charge, and packing
carefully attended to.
LEWIS r. MUNDER g. co,
No. 1873 and 1875 Pratt ST.; uear HOnOrer,
April Q, l550-3n. BALTIMORE, MD.
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FroN.rcx1cArEt.l

Died. near Littlc's Falls, on the night Of the lst inst,
Mrs JANE LITTLE, wife of MIR. WlLLIAM LITTLE OF
his county, i'll the 9th year. of her age.
;Ci,us has passed away one Of the Purcst and most cx-
ccII.ut Cfearth: this is no vain eulogy, orher character
needs NOT .ulcgv to proclaim its cxccllcncy: Herfamlly
and relatives, and all who knew her best, will love TO
hear Testimony to her real WORTH and enshriHc hcr
mc,norv lf their inniost hearts. . Ira
when Sowing in the more animated circles OF Lic' inc
light Of her character. was pure and cheering; every
Office. cH friendship was performed with saeh peculiar
"rocc. that all who came within the range OF her Initu-
cucc. dcl:yirtcd 10 feel and own It's power.
hen size withdrew from those more busy circles she
carried hcr virtues into more quiet scenes, aud they shed
their fragrance with undated sweetness around the
frcs;lr. ard through the most retired walks oflifc. Her
naturaI availability heightened and directed by sincere
uicfv, made her in the true sense unseihsh; she had a
heart for every sorrow, and her car was open to every
taIc of grieI. Intelligent and gifted with a fine memory
and convt rsational powers, it was pleasant TO sit by her
side as sk.. unroilcd the rccoLlcctions of the past; She
could call up old friends and old scenes SO freshly TO view
thai they seemed to live anew, and by-gonc days smiled
Wit, recovered life.
The dcath OF All interesting daughter moro than twelve
nIoN;hs sIaec, evidently looscncd her hold upon earth
her heart was mainly in heaven, though tied TO the world
by every dear tie; and when told that she, too, was 60
ing home, while she had tears and keen regret for those
Left bchinG, she had a bright and peaceful smile for hcav-
on; she has gone where tue heart never aches, and the
song is ncTCr hushcd.
The hotaaec paid at her grave was the unbought hom-
age Of the heart; the selfish pride and pomp Of the world
profancd not the hallowCd scene.
George own Advocate please copy.
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E1ss
SALE SF 5EFFERsON LANH.

TENIIE un~dersigncdsOn behalf Of himself. and
l. as Agent for the heirs OF Thomas L. Ham
mOnd, decd. offer al private sale, that very supc-
rior tract of Jefferson land, known as the" Mount
Hammond" tract, lying on the west side Of the
Shenandoah river, in jefferson county, Va, aud
containing 17e Acres in a good state of call
~tivatiOn, 80 acres. being Iice. bottom. 80 acres up
land, and ths remainder in HoO4-lsnd. The inI-
provemetts arc very Superior: therc being N
Stone Dwelling House, with a brick wing
Stone Kitchen, Stone Smoke House. &c. Als",
a Carriage House and Corn House, and good nat
House tor servants. Also. a most excellent Bern,
built CT 6rir.t. in the very best manner. 20 fret
long, and new sheds, snd mows in the barn suf-
ficient 10 hold from two 10 three THOUSAND bushels
of wheat in the straw, and the sheds and Other
mows sufficient to hold the hay and straw from
the farm. There is Also staLIing for 20. horses,
and shelters for all the stock necessary on the
farm.
Terms made known upon application IN
JGIIH. J. HAMMOND, AgcRI.
March 10, lS5O-sf
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GOING OFF An COsT.
Grn.ff Rarrnins

"IIE subscriber being desirous OF disrosing OF
Il his stock OF Goods. has removed them from
DufieId's Depot 10 Charlestown, and placed
them in the Store Room, opposite the Post Odice,
where he is Offering a general assortment Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Queens, Hard, and SOoten
Ware, comprising almost every article generally
to be found in a cduntfy Store u Cost.
The GOODS have been recently bought. and
are lower than they can be had in the market now.
As / am determined TO close them out in the
shortest possible time, great bargains may be ex-
pected. Call early and get the choice.
March I9, 1850. O. G. MIN.
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A s. STEPHENS has removed his Boot,
IN. Shoe, Hat aad Cap Store opposite CaFTelFs
Hotel, near the Depot, where he will keep, as
usual, a general assortment of the above C'Oods'
at prices lower than herei0fore. have the adj
vantage of a reduction of rent in my new ioca
tion. Instead of an exborhitant advance in the rent
Of the ROBIN owBed7by DIN Marmiop, which |
lately occupied j ash a continuance nf my for
mer friends aud customers, assuring them that
nothing shalt be left unfI!aojne to merit a coniinu'
ance oil their fagers and friendship.
Harpers Ferry, March 26-4t.
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Arrival Of the Cherokee.
e.uamrnIa-more Go1a, &c.
vopv Aoril;5. A. N.

New YORK, APr'iio, a. N
,o,uer Cherokee arrived here;thIs morn,
n Chores. with one million o7e hundred
|tpn' hi thousand dollars T"Rth OF go'u
Ivy a half million bcIongingi1o Passen-
cro,oteo brings the california
4 ss;ch will reach Baltimore to, thoTTo".
I Cho,nkee brings 80 p~asscEgerl.
II NLtaI oCtbe steamer Oregon, al Panama,
aa,'F r,ncisco papers to the LIST Of March.
i " 90 arrived al Panama or the 18th
fIen. =, San Francisco was brisk: Prices
Il ,neS md merchandise generally declining.
Z Iu Go was at q stand lumber rapidly de-
.,,es haze been taken 10 guard against
y. nycr1nw Of Sacramento cry. Inc cost
FL Err eli be about 81 ,OOO, 800.
4 ""'n I'd destt uctive fire occurred at Cha
a,s S.,"1dav, March %. The greater por-
,tn ,ovu has been reduced to ashes.
'"s soason has commenced at the mines,
ioo has again Eairly commented, giving
an impulse to business.
1erican flour was selling a; San Francisco
p n "sr Nj; cattle, $50 per lead; lumber,
Il $3.50 per thousand.
IL, 26 a S27 per bbH.; mess Ieet' t2aslo'
hndy, So per case ; gin, 81.
New YoRx, April 5-l0P. NJ.
s,yiral # The Empire CHy-lfOTe Go'd.
]. steamer Empire. City, from Chagres,
4 in nv preri0us dispatch, | informed you
Ielow, has now reached her wharf. She
1853 passengers, who are SAID L" possess
Eight hundred thousand TO one million DOL
,orth Of gold d'sst. THhIscddedt" what was
.ht by the Cherokee, will make the very
Some sum Of about 81 and 2 last millions
" steamers. Pretty good for one Jay. The
ire City has 10 later news lte that brought
&c Cherokee.
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Sch0nL Elrctim Notice.

EFNHERE having. been no choice of Commits
Il .sinner in District No. 8, at the electi"n<late.
" held in4he District. al al meeting of The board
the Cd of Aprih ii, was ordered that anolI,er cleo
ton be held in said District for a COMMISSIONS
Of the District, at the School House OF the Dis,
trict. on Saturday the 18th day ofApriL and uu-
der the superintendance of Alexander Link, ii
Tudor Tucker and James a. Osborn:
Aoril o 1870
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q he A1otkrts.
BALTIMORE

kEpCrtCH weekly lf the - Silrll Cl JcicTSDH, ny
NALrER & CO., Flour and Commission Merchants,
sud Grncral Produce Dealers, Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, NIoSnAv NTonSI<G,
ApriIS 8, 1850.
J. W BeLLEn, Esq, Dear sir-Thcre was a little
feeling III the flour market last week. The stock for
sale being light, holders were not much disposed TO opc-
rarr, at ,sr last quotations, and but few sales were made.
Or Fridnv prices advanced l2t cts. pcrbbl. No change
in wheat Dr corn.
nowAnns STREET F~LoUR-Salcs of $50 bbIS. at $S1C2s,
100 do ct 4 65!, and 100 do at 81 IS.
dry Mills po.-Salcs of 900 bbEs. at 81 CO.,
and 500 do at $5lT5.
:;usGrgmAHSA Do.-SmaII sales at 81 10.
ImFrcc;inu for the week, l.. 800 bbls., and 72O half bbls.
WHEAT.-Salcs Of good 10 prime Reds at IS TO 81 Us,
arl Family Flour, white, at l 10 to 81 10.
GoR>.--SaIcs of white ut - 10 so, and yellow at 80
TO. 81 Cruts.
FLA~ssEp.-Smal sales at l rs to 81 so.
N'LoVERsEED.-Sales Of ncv at 3 IS to 81 %.
I}UrTc8.-ltolIs 10 to II cts, and Glades 10 to Is cts.
LARn-Salcs Of Kegs at 62 to I, and bbls. 6 to 6! cts.
BAco%.-Sidcs 81 to 81, Shoulders II tO4s, and Hams
: 10 81 coats.
iIcGs-Small sales at ) 90 to 81 so.
EArTtE.--About $50 head Eiccvcs were offered at the
scales cn Monday, OF which $50 were sold at prices vary
ing from , 90 10 81 90 on the hoOf.
Respectfully, w. 4 co.
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NEW Root AND sHHoE
T.
Bills 81 vi s N z 1.

G8WABL1BMMAM z
JE,HE undersigned have commenced at Harpers-
Il Ferry, on High Street, in the Shop recently
occupied by Mr.. Geo. Furtney, the Boot and Shoe
Making Business, in all It's departments and VIII
be most happy to serve The public with any artl-
Gle in their line. The materials we have procur-
cd are of the yery best duality, and as we shall
employ none but the very best workmcn. the ar
tic!es manufacturer at our Establishment WILDE
warranted equal to any similar work turned out
in the county. Our 9fites will be as low as the
lowest. Particular ~attentinn will be given 10 all
descriptions Of work in the E-adics' Esr;a1acik,
and when requested, t!iey will be called on at
their residences for MEASURES.
AS we believe, from our experience in business
and disposition 70 please, that we can render sa
tisfaction TO all who may give us a trial, a share
OF public support is confidently expected.
WM. Il JOHN AVIS.
Harners Ferry. Ar4;lN o. 50=3t.-
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O

TNIIE undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends, the citizens of HarPers Ferry
and the surrounding country, tbathe has removed
his Store to the room recently occupied by RO.
binson & Holland, on the corner of High and
Shenandoah streets; where be will always KEEP
on hand a splendid and general Assortment Of
Merchandise, embracing all the articles usually
kept in a store. Give him a call and he will be
happy to show you his. assortment.
F. J. CONRAD.
uarncrs E'errr. April 8. 1865.
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TO FAMILIES.

A GREAT reduction in the price of Bread
IA may be made by using Ilammond's Bread
Powder, which, is most strongly recommended to
Families for not only is a considerable saving
in time and money effected, in the.making of this
useful article Of Food, but it is rendered by the
use of this valuable Powder, perfectly easy ofdi.
gcstion, so that invaIids and delicate children
may partake of it without suffering that incon,
v~enicnce so oftcntimes complained OF. To per.
sons suffering from tadisestion, dyspepsia, dc.
IL is inrdlud6Ee. One trial alone is sufficient &c
establish its decided superiority over any Other
means Of making Bread. a quantity of Bread
may be made BY it in one. third the time that is
reqaircd when made in the usual way. 1t is light
er, and much more nutritious, andsa much larger
quantityis obtaiRedf from The sane aceighto Of Flour
than can be obtained by Gny other mole, and fa'
more wh0'eSOme.
Prepared, and sold in packets with directions
for use, at 81 cents each. by
HAMMOND q WALSH.
Chemists and Druggists.
l1arpers-TerrS-, April 9, 1e5O-(F. ?. copy.
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Record from Mu Sarah Dandridge ahu,~-.
TO r. M r. Hunter. and therein set forth by
meics and bppVds, being a part Oi a large tract
lying near WaiPer's Cross Roads, in said county,
assigned 10 and now held by Mrs. Sarah Dan-
bridge as portion Of her dover Tie sale will
be mIds at %ancIionS aud the Ierals, which will
be made known On the day of sale, will be snurd
TO the discharge ~ a lien previously existing
upon al3 acTcs OF lIc said land so tn be sold.
J. K. TUCKER,
Marcel! aS. 1861. Special Cvnaa.