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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
the EMBEACE or THE EXTREMES.

! ~
The 2ai OF Fehruaty is5i (says the Washing
son Requisite i viii be remembered alike for wha,
was seea aud xhat was saidin the Senate Of the
United ssase.. The debate On Mr. Gays motion
10 refer to the Judielary committee the message Of
The President and the accompanying documents, in
relation 10 the recent rescue Of prisoner from the
offiesfs In Boston has brought out and stamped the
purposes and motives Of certain gentlemen in coors
loo marked iobe mistaken. II is idle 10 say that
the motives of public ought not to be impyach-
ed--shey ough, to be- and will Be successfully i'm
peaehed in an cases Of conduct or language tending
% produce, it not designed 70 precipitate, catas
trophe upon which al patriots must look with hor
Frof
Strange Il Isl indeed. acmaFk tho numerous points
Of agreement between Mr.. Chase and Mr. Hale
upon one side, land Mr.! Mason Mr.. Bcrlsnd, MIR.
Jefferson DAVIS, anI Mr.. Tourney, on the other.-
Unless ne misunderstood the position Of the honor
able Senator from Virginia. be believes that the
Fugitive Slave Law never can be executed in the
northern Safes beeause Il IS repaguant TO the
timenis Of he norihrrn people
Al the same kline, he avpwk that il the Law Is not
executed, the failure will be sufficient cause for
dissolving tie Union. Bu, Mr.. Mason is the an-
thor Of The law. Ii follows then that Mr.. Mason
advocated he bassage Of the law with The Belief
that the catastrophe would follow which he does NOT
pfe,end 10 aepsecaie Worse than this, By his very
Vaccinations. De seeks 10 brig about The state q
feeling al tie South which win receive partial or
temporary aire Of he Law IS equivalent 70 iisen-
tire and absolslse non-execHIion. To distinguish
between 40 eiAs Of this kind and Unreasonable pnr
pose q Disunisn, reqaifes ricer faculties g dis
efirnfnafinn than ~ us,sxaxe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07

On Thursday the 27lt ul,., by the Rev. VIM II vii.
soI Mr. HENkY C. MoLER 70 Miss MAtY JANE Krr.
HrARr, daughter Of Mr. lehn kephealt, all of this
COUNTY.
0n Tuesday morning last, BY the Rev. John C. Dice.
tbf Rev JAMES Y MARcH, 81 the Baltimore Annual
Cpafereace, Miss LAURA ALICE Ely Daughter Of
NH HvL- Eby, OF this place,
] accompanying the above notices we received the
usthl complimentary sharcof Brides Cake, for which
weEtendrr grateful acknowledgements lis a con.
solng reflection that amid The general joy of these
fsstne occasions the Printer las not been loIgotten-
WI hratty congratulate the happy couples, upon This
cohsunmalon of rhcir hopes 50 deyouily be wish.
edlp
IE''A May lime who casts his blight DER nl
And daily blooms some flower death,
Ger them lei years getty fahr
They shall NOT crush one flower beneath
Oh the goth uIt., at the residence ofw s. Kennedy,
ii Ma hing on Co. Nd IsAAcN BURNS Esq. TO Miss
SAaAt{ SsourHwoRK, OF Berkeley County.
On the Goth ult,, by Rev Thomas Birkby, Mr. JeHN
MORGAN 10 Miss Nancy WYNKooP, all OF Loudouh
Gin tie 18th ur. by the Rev w. N Scott Mr. JAMES
KuFKESDALL. Of Romney, 10 Miss ANN REBEccA,
daughter 81 & D. Harness, Esq OF Hardy County
1u Thursday. the 2o,hult., BY the Rev Thos Buck
JAHss y RICHARDS, Esq, anu Mrs. Z. ~ BAyLEY, all
OF Warren eounysVa
(in the 9Th ult, BY the Rev /. w. Harris. Mr. 10
sErEH G. MAsoS and Miss MARrnA L. CLARK all of
fIddsrck couny y
qn The 2Ou ult., BY Rev F. l. Dulin MIR. ABrEN |.
lAkEaAH and MISS MAIISDA c HAIL, all of Frederick
cottnty
A. the same time aad place, by the same. Mr. MAD:
isop !. HARNuM and Miss 1MARsARET ANN LAroLErr,
alloE Frederick county.
Qn the goth uls, BY Rev. II Fariong, Mr.. JosEFu
z. HofLE TO Miss REBEecA Ass BRIrrES all Of Berke
ley county
3a the 2ad uit,, on the Shepherds,own Bridge, by
RfF. Josiah Black, Mf..WILLIAM A. WHlrSos 10 Miss
LYpfA SeHoFPEHT, bottof Berkeley. county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07

wen amer all. onf talking Conzwss bag ATE
4. n.tore into ! law he l3fil mskins Bes1ty Lara
cer.isrs,es asssensese. The sspase put sone 3,
..ri.,io,s apo Il uaich sbr topse ras ne'
3 ecur6r Is. and he mes<are vas iost y sas can
a 81, yeas and nays-she hour Of adlcusnmenI
$500. skised ID de midst Of he call.
TIE Apprepaaiioa bills EeTe also near beias lo-',
-, !. ,Lev contained The .nte5fnI for ihg mem
her. themselves ss veil Tor Others, our pariotic
r.lers managed % ges ,heea shrcugh. lis Do'hing
= h.sie and sIcken With hope deferred de poor
oA ,csdi<s he wi1ov and the orphan. but Y would
s. dr..dfai % %, amember Of Congress upon short
eomnpns.
The woke Or the majesty upon the kAxer and
rzsrber Sill vas also sias4 By The eenseisiigus gen
slemen Who have more subtimaied views Of sse Con
situlion than olhsr people.
So no The French sPoliaticn bill
Il seemed Il one lime 70 Be The intention Of some
Of he member. 70 haze an adjournment withou
spa.sIns iks Appropriation bIlIs 50 as % create
necesssy Tor an extra session. But President Eli
snore SOFA mi IN sziinsaishAS, sa-assthnirgtu nj
whole duty, he gayeoat distinct intimanon tina
he would not call an extra session. but would lei ths
responsibility Of stopping she wheelsof gcsernmen
rest upon The proper shoulders
This, a. the sailors would say. brought the re.
fsaetary ones up a.lstanding. Bst many impor-
sani MEASURES have been neglected aud for Dor 10
msn,hs more many honest eiaimants mast struggle
on without sym patty or solace.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07

thste.a 81 SIS 900 Also hill increasing The cap
isaisflsk * ne Blue Ridge company" aFPFoPri-
a,i3e shs q $50 co Q he aade9 70 is stock
aud shs tlli a plank road rom Fredericksburg
10 0renSs county appropriafng also ahFee hfths Of
s5ae08 10 is stock
OE TAAvsaGy. Mi Jewest presented petition Of
He6sy Berry and - Others, Of Jefferson, county,
askiag aF the Imposition of = Sax upon The mana
tacsares &c Pennsylvania and Maryland. which
are .robg III into Virginia 70 be SOLD
Oh Fffaag MI. Dake offered a joint resolution
allowing The Hillsboro' and Harpers- Ferry Turn
PIKE Company farther sme--antil the Isl OF Janu-
ar4. lsss-to organize The Csmpauy in addition %
ne time allowed BY The act entitled an aet 10 IN
cofnora,r:the Hillsboro' and Harpets Ferry Turn
pIke Company, passed March 9th, ls49.
Mr. Dixie moved suspension Of the rules for The
purpose Of reconsidering The role rejecting ne en-
grpssed bill 10 repeal the act passed cSsk March,
ISIS. and 10 construct the Charleston Ripley and
salem Turnpike Company read; and the motion
was decided in Tie negative, two-hfrds no. voting
/ limits favor under the rule.
VERY lille was done in the House Of Delegates
| Saaraas. The absent ones had gore on the Pc.
,elkburg Railroad 10 enjoy fun and irolic.
i On nastion q Mr. Kilby ths House agreedto ad-
i loArn onsthe cath inst Senate eoncufring ayes ~
i NOES Is:
4 lA large number Of bills were then read hrs'
time, and The House adjourned,
/ pu M,aday a message was received from the
srtrsss- yss,sassL NJ. Standard, announcing that
they hsdagreed 10 The resolution hxingthe adjourn.
mant Of The House Of Delegates SINE die, without a.
m4ndlDep,
A message was received IRON the Senate by their
cik announcing that Ihey had passed inc bill emit.
tle arl diyoreing Caroline 0ctavia Balls of the
4 coah,y u Loudoun, from her husband, Robert M
Il Balls; RI
An eagrossed bill imposing taxes for The support
q ENFORCEMENT, coming up on its passage, lengthy
diseussioa ensped upon The financial condlion Of
tad Commonwealth which was participated in b
Messrs. gKiiby S,ovan, Dorman and Burwell.
4 II Ii vas then passed--ayes 70 noes 81
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Sherif,s Sale,


WILL he sold for cash SAI'ERDA y. tAs
w l5h inS., at The residence VI solomon Hefle,
bower, near Kabfetnwn, 10 satisfy executions aad
taxes in ms hands. against said Heaebower, the.
following properly, viz
SHE Board; Safe; ParoI Stove; Cook.
Stove dozen Chairs; IS yards figured Carpet
ins; 25yaIdsTag do; Bureau; 2r9cking Chars;
2 Feather Beds ? straw do; Bedsleads and Bed
ding; ! WardFobe l Cradle ! small dressing
Bureau; eightday Clock; pair shovels and
Tpngs; large Looking Glass: Il small do;
Cow; large Table; a lot of Stable Timber; a
LOT Of Pine Plank; lot % Shingles ? dozen
Khiyes and Ferks; 2 doz. Plates / doz Spoons /;
Potsi ! Ovens | Cart and Gears; doz. glass
Tpmbiers; Wheelbarrows; as1ot d hay n lhs
Nov s59,i.i Sleigh Baskel pair Aldirons Forks
h,tehen iaoles; Saddle and RIidie.
Also % he Iand Of Jos. Myers near his house
Mood.Leaye Of the timber of IS Acres. The pur.
chaser will be allowed ample Tine t move bs
from off The land - ~ s''''.s
The sale ofaahe timber will take place at 10
A. y. Ihe otheF property will be disposed
. JOS, STARRY.
pspItg SteriG fer D. Humphreys.
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yIR3INIA ..EalsLA1uRE.

-
IN The Ssst.sE, 90 Hfdnesday, the bill incorpo
rahng The Berg Shy and Hampshire Turnpike Com.
pany was pasgsd Mr. Darlington was requested
70 :sfo.m the 3au4e.of the passage ofihe bill con-
ceraipg Isaac Alsdsey. heSeDale then adjourned
70 meet hereaisI8 Al iii o'clock AN.
IN The Hopa..ssaF DELEearEs, The following bin.
were read thsEs time and passed
Incorporating she Slate River Navigation Com
pany, nthe sdhanty Of Buckingham The vote
way ayes 61 aaks AL
Divorciug GstOline Octavia Balls, Of Loudoun,
from her hnshS: Robert NJ Balls.
Authorizipgsssb inspection If tobacco al Buffalo
10 Putnam cospikY
Incerporannsss1e Fairfax Academy.
dEnlaTgipg' tks powers 81 the Lynthburg Hose
and Fire IasatSSce Company
Amending a!:saet entitled An act providing for
constructing asSad from The Giles Fayette and
hanawha tur7pxe ID Raleigh county. ID The Norsh
Garsina lins n Grayson. with a ryder TIE
rider provides si The road shall be Iocaied upon
The shortest si5 best route from sPrincetoa and
Wysheviile. ai BAT the Stock shall be taken in six
munsks
The bill pr6ssaipg for statute ofSThomas Jei-
tsrson vas lad 5tlhe table 81 decided vote
u he Hprss ~ DkEe01rEz, on Tknrsda9, 4 res
elnsiol vas pssss 10 hold evening sessions On and
aiisE Monday iaS
The sbasemelS ipryH officers were ail reelected
wieious oPqosil although Mr.. Harrison, ef
Pfiare Wiiiisql ahle one q tao nsmiuaiions for
The poss Of and fdi.or, which were finally with
drawn Oil
The bin pcs, thing he elections vas taken up
ard passed by ais ~ abhnl iour io|cne.
ssgeEal iHrBplS4 bills were passed among 9TH
efs she bin mes bfasing The Providence Plank
Reed somFsny ard making an apprpprsatioa
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coNGREss.cLosE OF rnE SESSION.

Both Houses came to the conclusion, after mid
nighton Monday that their Constitutional existence
did NOT expire until 70 o'clock al neon TUESDAY,
and forthwith went 70 work in good earnest 10 ies-
patch ,he unfinished business before5 them. The
appropriation bis were an passed, and signed By
the President. The cheap postage tlli, with some
srlhng asnendmeats, as introduced in the Senate
BY Mt RaSk was also passed. Il, makes lhe pos
iage en letters usiorm al three cents Il prepaid and
nFe cents 4 aoi prepaid reduces the rates Of news
paper postage and aulhorises The coming a three
cent pieces composed Of mixture 81 copper and
silver
The called session Of the Senate, 70 act % urea
nes and apPoinimeu,s, assembled shortly sller The
appointment. and the newly elected stnatoss were
sworn IN and took their sea,s. The Senate then ad-
joufned
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
UNcoNsTITUIrsNA


II Is little remarkable that The politicians Of
South Caroline Gre sharpeF-wtted The subject Of
the Constitution Of he United States than the states
men II any other portion 81 the Union. Whatever
10 disasteful TO Them is Unconstitutional, and that
/. about the amsunt Of every one Of their argu-
msnts The Suptems Conn, 1hs trainers Of the
Constitution, the most instfous of our Presidents
--she ablest ct oar members Of Congress-all. are
unable 10 comprehendthe powers OF that instru-
msnt--eseept the chiyalry Of South Carolina and
their disciples In other regions
Il may be so, but we are inclined 10 believe that
the plain commGn sense Of The people Of the cous-
cry generally will hardly accord 10 The Southern
uanseendeniaiists \ superior gin in matter 80
important Thsre. Il one thing clear enough !:
Son,h Carolina eants TO getou, Of The Unicn, aud
we only regret she cannot be INDUCED, just By way
Of testing her iely by "A little hard experience.
We shall sooa know. however, the extent Of her
faulty A minority IL her people have elected dell
eRates,o Dissoiriag Convention, and a few months
win enable her TO play ont the play Whether i.
Is 10 be tragedy farce il snot we think, difficult
to predict
Upon the vote in the Senate, (which was unani-
mous to refer the Presidents Message to the Ju-
dietary Committee, both the South Carolina Sena-
ators seem 10 have holted We do not think it
likely they III BID fna adieu to the Senate. They
love high places as well as any body-and Zone
AAsr are likely 70 be attained BY them except be
in an aboFtive effort 10 rear Southern Confede-
raey. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
Wouselaold and Kitchen
FURNITURE,

FURNITURE
Consis,iag in paEsot
! s So vas Carrying, IS do. Stra,0 Mating;
. dozen brsi Cana Seat Chars;
40. common Chaifs;
1Iakaeanv and COMMON rocking ekairs;
!. Z Chairs for ckilifea
Mahogany Pedestal, marble sab;
40. Dfessiag Bareaa;
pa;r AEak6gan9 and c0mmoa Tables
Fsatser Beds and Beduedas;
Alarse Hsis aud .SAyeks MaitFass.
Cooking, ,&ss1tfg and Diaiag room Sores;
.KitcheM Fstgntfure Of erery Kind;
i CRIB and AIsHfrass, Cradle and Child's
Hagon
i pals + i iatge and i snail Aadiroas and
Fender
S handsome Of Petiati'lgs icith gilt frames;
Il aesc maattl Cioek,
il Of SCOTS 6rst pdleat RefiigerdtOrs;
"a rarietg n Groekerg and Glass Ware;
/ SCI Icogy handle Kaires and Forks,
ncarlyassr;
il handsome gair Eaadh Stickss
pair mantti vasss -lset Waters
"A rarietu d. Books LigAf and Hash
Sands 9TH sets Of Chdm6er Wares :,
b Secretary and Losnges
II k.ary plated C6sor;
h. IA lot Of BfitaAaia Hare;
| sSringing Beck Cases, 6sSilss.n'any ether
articles Of EaraitnFe MT accessory TO
Il aRenti0a
|. ALSO, 1 Hprse, Saddle and Bride;
/ l~raiqabe Cor;
|. 1000 lbs pri,ac Bacon;
a5o lbs Llta IN Can; !.
1 3 cords Of Hickofy IFeOd !.
A tons Cum6criaRi and Apiaracite Coal;
/ i ton Hay, aisd 10 barrels Corn.
/ TEaMs-The above property will he sold on
cretit Of nine mqahs By the purchaser giving bond
swi5h approved security, On all SONS above 80 IN
idel IS, cash No properly 10 be removed until the
Terms are complied with Sale oiake place at 10
.8n'eiock. WELLS J. HAWKS.
n y. w. MeGINNIS, Alciloaecr
March 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
THE RELAY HOUSE,

FTTIIS quiet, commodious and rural resting place,
II situated at the Junction Of The Washington
anEi The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Roads, 40 miles
irtlm Washington and 10 miles from Baltimore
aIfi l.as very recently been leased for Term Of
yeprs 9y the undersigned who pledges himself 10
VIII every EFFORT in his power please and accom-
E9dale all who-may favor him with call He
i9fther pledges himself that his table shall at all
Htpfs be abnndantly supplied with all The deeacies
., sedsoh as well as The most substantial fare
p4ich me markets of the cities of Washington and
Baltimore can afford 4
i, ne WA m6ers have lately undergone a thorough
g.fahslhg ana painting and are well furnished with
pew and. handsome assortment ~ Furnifl,,e NJ
F1ssehgersI 70 Washington can Icst ali night IA
qo'et repose this house, 70 10 Washington Ia tbe
ln9fnlpg and return in The evening.
f'lntng aud Hunting parties from The cilies can.
cdhmcdati,ins y : 'Ne o 'e.s az
he he, Bar win be found well supplied with supe
riqr Wines Brahdies, Old Rye sc. &c
ie therefore hopes 10 share reasonable norton
e Pa,fonage and INDUCES The hope liar tie raye
lpg public will give him call
sILAs w. CONN.
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SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
AND
TF. iERER L.f.y'D.

"a SNlCKtRSVillt, lOUDQuN co., VA.
nm the 29th day of March, win offer for sale
~ on the premises in Sliekersyile, the House
and Lot NOW occupied b. MIR Lafentz.
II TERMS One third cash. the balance in one and
two years with Interest The purchaser 10 give bond
and security for The deferred pay menis, also deed
oftrust on The premises. f. ZEE,
Adm. C. r, A. Of a Lorsntz,
Also al the same time and upon The same Terms.
several valuabIeiLOTS OF TIMBER LAND on
the mountain immediately Above Snickersville.
E. |. LEE, Agent
March Z, 1851 for Caroline c, Hodgson.
II Lees5arg ITaSliagtoAtan eopn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
THE ARMY.

Congress has dope noihing 70 carry GU. the pro-
visions Of The treaty with Mexico for the pro,ec-
lion Of he frontiers against the depredaions Of the
Indians, An sitsmpt was made to provide tor
mounting enc rtgipenlo Of infapiry, but we believe
i,did nus even get through The House. The ex-
pense Of maintaining the Army is greatly complain
ed or but the fauI. sin saving altogeiheroo eomPli
Gated { system for Us support. Extra allowances,
under rssulationj Of III Military Bureaus, rnn up
the appropriations 10 m enormous amount; and
our lons line Of men and distant frontier requires
an extraordinary outlay. Transportation TO Cali
fornia New Mexico, and Oregon. is swelling up
the costlo az enormous amount Il is said that it
NOV costs $1,000 per asnum 10 maintain private
soIdier Ia the newly acquired territory.
The remedy is. 10 have fixed and certain annu-
al pensalfon 10 officers, and leave nothing 10
ssgasaii9n. II costs thousands and tens Of thou
sands Of dollars 10 audit The complicated accounts
Of officers, with their variety Of allowances and
emoluments.
Theffuih Isl The Army influence viii soon be al
together TOO sirobg ioSthe Civil power. Safeguards
20 the Treasury in Tie shape Of accounting officers
are becoming mere hrsnbngs. Another war would
make Us na,ipa u r.iliIary dc.pots and upSiars.
Perhaps another 80 years may be allowed 10 roll
around before We again embark upon The @sea d
glory" Id the mesRwhiIes the yeomanfy Of the
country have a;maintain BY their hard-earnings
hundreds 81 epaule,lsd and moasiached idlets.
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uh.S Il. aA'siia'n one ofthe present Delegates
llo'n $1,000 epun'f = &c Heass u Dslsgaies.
Nj. Essks F. Gar rho Va announce & 81.
Virginia Rspabiisan, slSo deslInes bria- !. ssssi.
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WagOnmakers. Attentinn !

NTANTED a .Isnrnsgman Wogsn,sot,. ~.
married or single many Is whom oas lam
!,a nsnl ano NE Brightest wages win & given
MhlToods Clarke Co. March y isSiN a. a. : =.
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DIG d:

On Friday last in Msriinsburg, Mr.. c. B. WIBlEY
aged about IL years
pa Tuesday. last at the residence OF her father in
Bsfkeley county, AmAHDA JANE, dIughter of hos G.
anA Marlaret - Fllgg, u The TIL year other age.
III Washington City, ID &. al the residence of GEORGE
Mkuhgiy Esq,. on The 23d I'LL, Mr. LuclAN CARTEk
BHowSE. natiye ofGoucesIcr county, Virginia. aged
26lyeaIs.
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FALSE RUMoR.

We have been requested 10 contradict the rumdr
which las been circulated, hiatt small pox pro-
walls AT Harpets- Ferry> The nearest paint at
which tais loalhsome disease does exist is at San
dyBHook.' enc miic below Harpers Ferry, insMary-
land.
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=
CONSISTING in part as follows viz u
Some g1od arork Horses three gear old
Cor ]. + good riding Horse
sSoDte fne going Cattie a lot good Sheep;
/ Stock and ether Hogs; ! Bageg;
Il z Wagons and aeagon Bed; neiO acagop
1 and plough Gatrs; arooa Ladders;
Com .Shsllef. barslaearaa and shoret PtoughsE
Ifarrows, RaEcs, Grain Grades; ths'
Hdcat gfdwiag on tte farm;
Hay Jy thctoa
Also, a me collection Of MEDICAL WORKS.
French, German aud English, selected in Europe.
Also instruments of every description A good
assortment OF MEDICINES Case and Drawers. Z
TERMS OF SaEE.--Nine months credit will be
given on all sums over s., the purchaser giving
bond with approved seenfity. 50 and nnder cash
A credit Of five months on the Wheat No property
10 be removed until the terms Of sale are complied
giih. Sale 10 Commence attic o'clock. 1
ELLEN KEERI. E1seHtrir. I.
March z 1851
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cHanrEsfowN Ann BERRNvILLE


Az meeting Of il,e stockholders q me Berry;
vile - ChaEles,own Turnpike cempsay, bed
1, he one y P. Mccofmiek ii BeryviIle, On
Tuesday. February IS, 1881, HOWARD :.
THORNTON easeaIled y The Chair. and CHAs.
b KlnnALE appointed SeersIAgy
i brHns asedsia insd sslat maturity oiahe Whole
ss.,ck /. Il scented. tie eoamiliee sppointtd
q fIe Oetobar meeting 81 lie stockholders. pro
dncea and reid their report made IN pursuance
"a ~ order aud bye laws made a. thai meeting,
,yl,ish. bang approved. Il Was ordered that The
s,u,e u deferred 10 Tie President and Directors
81 Ite Bsrrvviile AUDI chssleSioun Turnpike
Gonna M, wish the request hat they iiIe the same
aiming their sers,ds, aud The same 10 me
- .noFe ne w4ps pers and il i fprller ordered
Thai lless pfA,csedings be- also delivered % the
President and Directors, with request that they
Be also fled among their records.
HOW'DF. THORNTON, CHS.
CHkRLEs E. KIMBALE, SEciY.
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Cherry Plank for CoIa

n HAVE 4 I.t,1 q. yCheFrv ipI,a,, AZ Z
NJ ss.s. I. nas been nndef coref NO wear
-, r. 8. BLACKBURN.
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HACERsrowN ToRcn LIGHr.
Marie d.

viii be seen in our advertising columns, that
thiF venerable Observation-Disclosures soffcred Tor sale
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NOTICE.

H II, notes given a. The sale Of the property Of
the lale Isaac SifidaF have been placed IS r.
hasds Of the undersigned foF collection and II ~,
PAN by ne I5Ihof this moelh March. win IS
Pqh p suit. N s. WHITE. Ahornev =
for.tte Ezsor If Isaac stg;9.
March 4 Ia5A-2t SIR IN. -. s,.,1ae.
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New Goods.

~. :. Snoscrlhsrs harpg Just returned or Ire
Z wv arg now receiving an additional SIM. II
= 49, zeoas NM s. LOCK & co.
AaaFcA Z; 1851
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W. TEaDEIS ON,
:WAYTED.

T1WlsH to-procure Cesier and FALL, n.
unjust be single s.au. and conss vail az
pe%nlea as p Workmanship and character Ad.
dfess The snescribeHat MooFefed va
MARTHA sCtJNNINeE4su
March, Is5l--3i. = z z y.
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Household and Kitchen Furniture,

B Iorging % the late Ell H. Carroll, consisting Of
BIDS, BeRsteaas, and Bedding; Leaking
Is Glasses, dhqirS, 1a6l,s, iSidebOurds, Car
pts, Bureaus, Sota, Mantle Ornaments,
Lamps, Ghsssss, &c, DC, &c.
TERMs or SALs-All sums of $40 and under,
cash; all above three months credit with bond aud
good security. No property 10 be removed until The
Terms Of sale are complied with.
ISAAC FOUKE, Admir-
Of Ell III CafreA, decd. VI
March Z 1851 Snirii cnnY
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Sherif,s Sale

NM LII Be sobdfoT Cash. on MONDAY BE- l7tk
~ 81 March. the first day of March Couft. be-
fore The Court House dsnr in Chaflesrown 4 lot Of
Dgv GaodS. Gr9yeriSs. QueenswaTe. Sc. the prop
eflg OF George Z. Stewart 10 satisfy an execution
70 my hands against him and in- favor Of SewelL
alsnineid 4 Cs1s JOS. STARRY. d. S.