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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
iCoNsis rENcY.

Before the pole gave decided opinions Of appreciation
upon the Compransc,aeatres HE loeof,co leaders in
Gliding The editor ii te Spiri svare that i was The
niqi,s species Of fraud ever perpctra,ed upoa the
Southern peoPe-aRa the friends Of the were
daebed observation-disclosures, because they would not join
IA raising tempest and sending delegates to the e6or
IRE Nashville Convention. Whist the oaly feature in
that measure, 70 the Southern wing Of the Democracy
consisted in The Hsiiee Stare Law ia New Hampshire
the Democracy, s'Lett1fdit. And aow, the Southern
Democracy finding 4 popular, they insist that they
is peegl;ar champions! Whilst Gen Scott gave il the
weight ofhs great name and talents, Cen Fraak Pierce
was ..laarhina,, IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAlNINa in The Post oaice Al Harpefs-
II. Ferry, Aegad II, 1852
BIZ Fl Brown, Major o F Braseoe, MIS- Emily
W csrpop Henry Champion. D-GeoIge Dear
,nr fiorace Dening. F-George w Flower,
ME-. lame Foreman Henry Fsaman. G-1Seo.
Garrett Thos: Gallaheri Miss Fannie GnfIles-
- .ssn. ii 9. Ives. u s. A. k-Jchn keFeho.
I,h. K;nr Geo w Luse Geo n Lynch,
Moran Iipsicum aI-Danlt Morgan, Oliver
MeCsaEley Miss Margaret Mahonyi John Miller
Miss Jane Morgan. 0--Jacoh Ohr, Miss Lytba
-. plbm., MatIias Prince, Miss Emily Philips.
RI B Read Rauiing. NJ 5 Robertson. s.
Henry smith, Miss Susan Scroggin, Miss eieiy'-
IA Srsit Mrs. Louisa-J Swain Mrs. Mary smith,
james Spanon, Edward Silver NJ is Sarah Snel;-
i ION Weaver ] b Waterman, w b Wallet
Ahg 10, 1852 CHAS. WI BUTTON ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19

4 No Acr on WoRph AS General Pierce
says in bis letter Of acceptance that mo act
or word Of his life is in conflict with the
platform Of lis party recently adopted in
Baltimore, it's getting to be an interesting
inquiry how came the Legislatures and Dem
ocratic State conventions Of New Hamshire,
with whom General Pierce's word has been
the law for the last six years-how came they
to pass "a62itioa1 Z " ilmot provisot' rcs0 5.
tons in all the years oflSl6 ~, i4s, 40,
and '5e ?-LoaisriHs Journal ~
In Guilford county, y. Carolina Keer,
the Wing candidate for Governor, has ma.
jority of 1914 over Read, democrat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19

NJ arr.ie

In this place, Thursday morning. 18th inst by Rev
Mr. Beatty, Mr.. 4. J. SuDDITII ard Miss MARY A. !,
daughter e Mr. Ellia.aT Mcdonald aif cfthfs town
In Shcpherdstowh, Wednesday, thc~tl III inst h.
Rev Mr.. Matthews, AI-s DENNIS TRIGGS and Miss
NANCY WILSON be;ii Of Lactowa
AZ the house Of WIN. Steer, near Waterford, Oh
Tuesday cvening the t0i inst, By RcS III +IIoand
TAYLOR ~ ,of L9udoqa eoaay.
On Tuesday the 10Th inst, 5, .,g REV. D i snriSo
pr. WILL. d. BURKlIART and Miss ANNA II,
daughter Ct Dr. Salncss all Of AIartisburg Virgin
BY thc same. On "Wednesday week, Mr.. GE0RGEW.
BURNS and Miss MAMIE HUNTER HARTvSONS
all Of Martnsburg Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
RERKELEY COUNTY.


Last week, were uaablc to give full view Of the
discussion between Dir. BorELEa and TucKEa we
supply the deficiency FROM the Gazette.
Durin4 Mr.. BIS last speceA some onein the crowd
called odt to hm' W hat have you 70 say Or Mr.. Fanlk-
hers' Npthing, sir, his absence exclaimed Mr.! u
Il strike NJ man behind his BACK heard chat the hon
orabe gentleman was havA besa here To-day and I
hoped 70 have met him this stone But as &c is not
here shall what IhaYe to say df him until
suitable opportunity shall 10 say It to his ace
will merely remark IL passing that Eve not been
attentive observer Of his recent COURSE and that III
with the rest Of the Wings Of this District for
time past have felt free say Of Representa-
tive what the cabbcr sung 70 his wif--the wife whom
he had taken sfor better Of for worse and who had
turned out to be much thea he took her for
'Ye Gods ye gave me a wifi,
Out Of your grace and favor,
To be the comfort Of my life,
And was glad to have her;
But if yonr Maiesties divine
For greater bliss design her,
! will At any time
Most eheerftyrrcsgn her
$50, we have the honorable gentleman 20 over to
the enemy without enc paag Of rcgrctor particle Of sur
prise.
tfhis parchhetical ausioa was received with shouts
Of applause BY tat entire audicaccthc new found friends
Of Mr. Z. seeming to ENJOY the lit as much as the
Whiss &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19

PAsToRAL CaANcE-The Rev. j. A. Seiss,
at present pastor of the English Lutheran
Church of this place, has accepted call from
the Second Lutheran Church of Baltimore
This church is situated on Lombard street,
and was lately under the charge of the Rev
Mr. Ewing We are satisfied that VIC speak
but common sentiment when we say that
this change of relation will be regarded by
all sects as public loss Mr.. Sess has been
connected with the church in this place BE-.
tween four and five years, and So far as we
knowvhas maintained the most harmonious
relations with its entire membership He
was regarded BY persons Of intelligence Of all
3denominations, as an effective and accom-.
plished pulpit orator, fact which was well
attested BY speedy change from compare.
lively small to well filled church. and the
universal regret with which they haye re,
ceived the announcementof bis Intention.
Mr. Seiss will add another to the many able
ard eloquent DiYines which the Monumental
City now boasts He conteIhplates leaving,
We believe, early il Septembe - Cumberland
Miners Jcuraal9S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19

Among those Hoaorables, who plandered Uncle Sam
in the shape of constructive mileage find the name
Of Sgm Hqustoat For going from the Senate chamber
one day and returning next morning, he charged the
people Of this country 50 l95-as though he had aca-
ally been to and from Texas during the night. This
worthy, oa his oya motion, has recently been placed
the head Of committee to investigate Government
abuses We should be sorry to believe that he could
discover agrosscr swindlc in any department Of the
G5yernm NJ His compeer, Douglas who tried 10 trcat
himself into the Presidency, and in this city some
weeks siec railing against the extravaganza and cor
rnPtion Of the Administration, perpctrated similar
deed Pretending he had been Illinois and come back
between two days, he charged the public treasury for
his imaginary trip. $l,oS4!
These are fair samples Of Democratic economists
And speaking Of them reminds Of the dcfulters of the
Van Burcn era. We yesterday, taken from the
Registers Office, a>list Of these worthless, and the
amounts which they had ''pcked." The depredatiohs
in the Land Office department Alone amounted to up
wards Of million. Then there were Sxartwoats
Hoyts, and others, in the Castons-going up in the
neighborhood of two millions. These are the same
gentry who trying to get back into the treasury
They talk nightly about public virtue, honesty econo
my, and all that-bu they have their cid principles,
and are besides as hungry as half lmishcd wolves,
I ttryk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
MENIcaN MUSTANG IMMINENT.

The peculiar properties Of this Linin,ent enables
il 10 psni,rate every cord and muscle ant go 10
the very bones, and whenever any diseased action
out and restore il again TO healthy action. Neu-
rasia Rheumatism or swellngs or Inflammation,
readily 10 its soothing and volatile Influence
There is nothing can beFeompared to this Liniment
for The cure of sore throat swelling Of the glands
Quincy or mumps, when used according To tbs d.
rections Ring bone, Spawn, PolIeyii, FistuIa,
Scratches Calls or any enlargement OF bone CT
muscle in horses will immediately give way 10 ats
penetrating and healing action. Give il a trial
See Advertisement in this paper. -
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: :
OUR OWN sHANNoNDALE.

Il will be seen that Capt. SAprISGroN, ever anxious
and ready contribute the enjoyment Of his guests,
has presented programme Of delightful and healthy
muscments for the balance Of the season,
The knights lin charactcr) Of the 18th century, the
hoodwinked pedestrians the lovers If boating, Of
angling of bowling, Of mountain and water sceaery and
the fastidious epcureans, all be gratfed to
their hearts content.
Success attend the Capt and his psais- verify cater
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
UNION norEi.. cUnnEnLAND.

An passing through Cumberland few days since it
was cur geod fortune q soourn for day at the
which may be foand ii another eolInrE. kep, III ar
former colnty.maa, Mr.. JoHS T. Cookr, For the
general cleanliness q the hoase abundant fare and well
'ooGed, spacious rooms and Comfortable beds, aud al At
pries scarcely nan u should be- the sUhion is aasgr.
passed We assured loae who mayI rive II q tr:sl
viii eome away disapponted.-S SPIRIT.
I'VE can endorse all cur neighbour SAYS above ~ ia
Urion Hotel E;es press
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
DEArH OF mRs. GEN TAYLOR.

Tho telegraph informs q the death Of Mrs, Sea,
Taylor rect cfte late President Of the United States
She died 4 East Pascsrsala Mis-, on Saturday en-
ms lt she native of Calvert county. Maryland,
her family being Saith She leaves upaeer g
relatives believe, residing on the Eastern Aore q
tbs s,S,, Tins has p,ssea away venerable weman,
who ba lon beca The bosoa companion Of one Of the
ms, ,r na,rots and e,aneat soldiers Of The land.
IBaltsssars $sal.
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CONGRESS-

IN frday, n the IisAses Dir. German Of Indiaaa.
IRON 'ae COMMITTEE on Military Affairs, reported bill
ior restoring me cls spcTin;cndence 30 the National
Arnofaes al iarers cry and Springfield; which was
referred % me Committee Of the Whelelon the state Of
,ne oaea, ar. Faulkner endeayored to have the re-
port carried by attaching it to the appropriation bin
but his motion was ruled ont cf order.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
Ydrginia. 20 Wit:

IN the Circuit Court Of Jttftfeon county.
Thomas Sexton and others. PLAINT1rrs
~ AGAINST
mary Grace, ereeatTtr of llartin Grace and
9thefS, DEFENDANTS.
rTHEIE ere aissss OF Martin Grace aeea Az. soti.
i GedIo preseAptaetp claims as, iJsse 3Ae ,xtat.
OF said deceJent On Satu sdRg he 2sth Or Sugn-f
1852, be audited before me as Commissioner Il,
Chaneery for said county, al nav oflice.in Charles
town in said county. II nj COOKE
Ang. 10 1852 (.dr6fnissf ner
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
WING MEETING AT FREDERICK.

The Wing ratification meeting held at Frederick on
Saturday las,was very largely attended, aud all its m
cdens wcre 81 the most gratifying and cordial charac-
ter. Senator Dawson, of Georgia, Hon. Edward Stan
ly and Hon. J. r Morehead, of North Carolina, Gen
Callom, Of Tennessee, Henry Winter Davis. Ed of
Baltimore Col Sellers and Messrs. Sch1cy and Bowie
addressed the meeting The address q Senator Daw~
son was listened to with great attention and win be pro-
suctiyo q good eects lie supported scott and Graham
on me breades asioai grounds andshowed conclusive
" mat they were entitled to the support Of every
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19

FaED. DoUGLAsss-A party of free sellers,
with Fred Douglass, while on their way to
Pittsburg, stopped fer dinner at Alliance,
Ohio The landlord Of the hetel refused TO
let Douglass sit down with the white men.
The whites then passed resolutions that be
should sit down with them The landlord,
however, persisted in excluding him, which
caused n considerable row
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
LOUDOUN COUNTY,.

We learn from the Leesburg Washingtonan, that at
the County Court, Monday week, NoBLE s. BRA-
5ES, Esq. elected presiding Justice Of the Court
without cppositions As the Westinghouse. remarks
the Office could have been cohferctA upon more
deserving and who would have honoraby and wise
y discharged the duties Of the position.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
NATIONAL aaMoRigs.

BY the Army appropriation bill which passed The
House Of Representatives, On Friday last S25o,ao9
were appropriated 70 the manufacture Of arms 2S95o
for repairs, Improvements and new machinery Har-
pcrs Ferry; ami s32,5oo for repairs Improvements
and machinery Springfield IN all for the two
National Ar.nories, S3lI459
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
EowrN De4I.aos, Esq, Washington, D. G.
GEN. PiERcE,s CONGRESSIONAL CA
REER.


z The Journals Of Congress, during Gen. Picrce's
brief career, do not exhibit any very remarkable
evidences, either Of craftsmanship Or philanthropy.
Every thing done by him, in the Senate or the
IL use seems to have been upon the stick ofcandy-
style Of behevoIence lie voted against all inter
nal Improvement bills, and against all Tie Pension
Laws Tor the widows OF Revolutionary officers and
soldiers. He il called the '.Yoang Hickory Of the
Granite iIills"-and verify, the record proves that
his feelings are lof altogether the granite order.
Whenyou talk to bGm Of the poverty Of the Rev
elutunary band and their descendants, he answers
you with ,ainiy negative, and decres and denoun-
ces lhc Whole system Of pensions He had no
heart 10 relieve the venerable widow Of President
Harrison he had as Little consideration tar lie
wants of the thousands whose Husbands and fathers
had given.up life and fortune for the country
Can these things be forgotten when the day III
trialcomes Win the American people give up
the noble oll soldier who for nearly 10 years has
risked 'fall thal mae life dear" and bes,ow their
confidence upon a man of contracted .laews and Of
heart dead % IL he generous sen<fbilities Of ma.
4 ture
We have, asyet, betteroptnion Of our country
men, than to Suppose such hing possible
Gkictm0a8 EeePsJ}tcen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19

NoRrrs CARc1rSA.-aThe Raleigh REGISTER Of sam.
day SAYS there 4 70 doubt Reidss eelecf;on
The Locos have majority Of four in the Senate sn
the WhigS eight in the Commons gives ~
Whixs The majority on joint ballot. -
The Register says; z The Stafe Il TByhir q. .r.w
Local had every thing 10 do with Reid,s l,;
National politics nothing In November net, ~
Stats Eill " forsSOts aad GSShaD BY th5sspd,S -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19

AIr. R4rtrris now engaged :, the Oaa FeI.w. t..n
in taking superior caste Of Daguerrean Likenesse.
far opportunity is now offered cur citizeas of vv;.,
their friends desirable nenentoes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19

AT meeting Il the Locofoco party Of Berkeley come
~. Moaday week. The following resoldtion was u
unanimously adopted
Resolrsd. That approve the course pursued bv Cur
able Representative in Congress- the Hca Charles Jas
EnnIka<r. =. u. g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19

DzArn FROM THE BnE Of 4 RATTLE SNAKE.
A couple f weeks since, little girl named
Hardy. residing :nMorgan county, Va, was
bitten by rattle shpkc, and died almost in
stantly She was sittingoh the fence pealing
bark from the rails, and on uneovering hole,
the snake sprang outaud bit her On the neck,
the teeth, ii issuPposed, penetrating the jug
Mar vein
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
ShannondaEe Springs.

TINE anuscmenis for the balance Of he seasoa
i al Mis- delightful ITalsyfag Taiqes, will he .
REGULAR Has on every Tuesday night.
Apassage Of Arms between the attendant Knights
on Thursdays aud Saturdays, WI Dancing az
higtt =, Band OF iiae Music il-conduct risilers
~ W iaoie lhfee times day and will execute
aus upon the daily arrival Of the Stage
NC DoMlf4s Aiiey aiEays opea free of charge.
Augps, 10 y ~ ~, sApPiAGfoNt P's5rietgs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
coSGExIA,L s.laITa

Thai oar readers ma; ksow Inc coageniality q senti
meat between these high anetnaries Of the ocofoeo
party, We insert The following choice extracts:
Resolved, 1aaf ice are opposed b siarery in any
term and Color, and III FAFoR or FREEDOM and
FREE SOIL WHEREVER MAN LIVES
THROUGHOUTG OD'SsIIERITAGE."- III
1TalIen, Chairman Of lsel National Democratic
Commtfttee."
hare besn asked f Tsked his Fsgitite Stare Lar
Ia1sreTed No, L0ATHED 1T. IHAyE a MOST
REVOLVING FEELING AT THE GIVING up OF
A SLAyF--THE LAW Is OPPOSED TO HUMANE
TY."--G Gen. Pierce, ID january, 1852.
q That the penalty, under such Stances should
be DEATH though perhaps authorized by the letter. is,
believe against Tie sptsit Of Iarsad Of the age
u u contrary 10 mercy and humanity, which design
ed for and extended only the unfortunate ahd the gail
Joe Joknsoa's reaso'as for committing punish
gatnt Of The negro Murderer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
THE CuAnPIoy.

Our heighbor is exhibiting great zeal il behalf If Il.
new convert. Mr.. Faulkner. He looks upon Nj. =
mighty man, just Reader II Jon have az y
&c Spirit during the eaarass. take peep into Il Il
Qe'e ennse You % witness neghbors eons.seaey
resnDoF' wils5oa give rs access 20 your file We
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
HAIL STORM.

On Thursday afternoon last, most terrific Hail Storm
passed along tae Valley Of the Opequon destroying
Fencing &c. large quantities Of hail fell, weighing
nearly pounE. Messrs Barton, Gilkeson Sanester..
jones' Chipley, smith, Ritter, and number Of other
farmers along the route, met with heaFy losses.
TTFSachesfer RepaIf;eg5
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oelee q ae Anper.. EEerrx aneE .s,lai;andoaAl

AoarsT I5, Is;e.
a I ~. ,t. meeting Of the Stockholders Of
Hafpers Fear on Inc o6b Ia ~ ,ae5i oss y
at O'clock, P. ii.
The Board .of Directors have made this can and
rsdqss1 iui attendance as business Of Importance
WIZ De submitted for their consideration.
~ BY older Of the Board:
JACOB NJ KUNKEL. Prfs1.
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~ We invite the attention 81 onr yea.
ders 70 the numerous new advertisements
II to days paper.
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RAIL ROAD ELECTION.

We learn that THooAs swAIs. Esq, tie present IN
dcfatgabe and able President Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road Company has bcea elected, unanimous
II President ofthe Parkersburg Or North Westorn Rail
~ Company. Mr.. CooKg, dc fern1er President de-
cliaing ii rs f4For.
We ara pleased learn that Our Old friend d county
man, SAMUEL cAaEnoS, Esd, has been appointed
land Agent fer that road This, take it, is an evil
dencc Of the ablity and satisfactory manner which
Mr. c. has discharged his duties for the Baltimore &
Ohio Rail Road Company. No better appointment
could be made as Mr. c. is familiar with the entire
route, and deservcdly esteemed by all who knew him
there.
With Mr.. LAFRoBE, as Chief Engineer, and such able
Officers 10 conduct the affairs Of the Company the
people Of that region Of The State may in the course
years, hear the whistle of tie sea horse in their
midst.
In connection, we may state, that the Rail road from
Cumberland to Farmont is the greatest road in the
World. 1t is well worthy trip to witness the grand
So,r II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19

THE Justices eff this County, his day made the
u following arrangement and classification
Is, Class-+(Ang. 1S52l-John C. r. TAYLOR. Jno A.
ixissir, John Quigley and Gcorg. w.
-'Facry.
% -" (Noyr, .ls5a}-Jdhn T. Henke. jonas
Wa!f4rcn, Lewis I4ncas and Jos l. Rus
Sd (MaF{h is5a(-Jghn Morer, Logan os-
born NJ inor Hurs. and II N. Ciatiaber.
4h (InRc, l853)-.Gdo.: b Beall. John F..
Smith, John Hess and a. NJ. Ball
9th Aug 1859 Thomas w. Keyes David
Fry john Keplnger and VIM. II. Turk.
9th (NoS- ls53)><Gep. w Liltle, Jno j
Lock,V Al. BaIer and John j. Graf
than.
9TH March 1914. R. Bo.e,ek R. w.
baylor SAINT Ridenonr and James Lneie.
ON Tune, lS5f)-Jokn Moler, David Bill
myer, Jacob w. WageIy and Thos w
SaIiver; amt for the Quarterly Courts
again in The sametrotalion% 81
The Monthly Terms 10 be held as follows
September Term by the sth class-oetoherT Tern,
by The 9TH Glass December Term nv The IN 1ass
January Term by The 5lh Class-FegTnarv Tern,
hy The 4th Class-April Term no The Ri class
MAY M ler'ntF the "a Clas.Iand July Term by The
Aasesl 1o, ls5a--al r. MOORE, I. {. .
Papers ~ he C6HHfB iAs6yf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19

% GoDzv's Lkps's HOOK az sen,.s,,,..
rsray come % hand i amashilesai osbs ..hs.
se''.n.ns spwards q hundred pages Il valuable -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
Pubatc Sale.
r WILL oIer al public sale d. my gesiaehce II
i miles from kerneysTlsee
ON Tuesday, S4iia August

Ali NY
STOCK AND FARMING UTENSILS,
embracing in part the following:
s Head of lgork Horses;
s Fine lIiieh Cotrs
Is Head If Stock GatRt;
50 % ofrsry superior iSa'ep, tca3sqola 81 ID
SO do IF Eatieafag Pogsi
Brood So''s a..tt Pigs:
It"''si.toa Wegoss ~ good ofsltr
Itarr6,cs a, d PtOpshss
1, Cart; / IYseat EsW
and naayotk.r article i4aascssayv 10 taa1
neYafe
TERMS-A credit Of nine months wilTbe givenen
all sums over and above S5jthe pprehasef gis;nt
bona and approved security.
Aag. 70, 1854 MINI r. IIIrtSS1f-.
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TERMS oE-SaLE-A creditIof 90 days wifi be Civ
on all sums over 81 with bond and approved
seearij under thai amounrfhe cash wall Be tquif-
ed M properly 10 be removed unal The ter,ns 81
sale are complied with
LYDIA A.. HQCKENsMITHs
August 10, 1852 p A3a9aialgiyirl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
Virginial Jeferson Co, Set:

lplihe County Court August Term 1852.
THE Justices etI this County his day made the
u following arrangement and classification
LIST Class--(Ang. 1S52l-JohnC r. Taylor. Jno. A.
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BERKELEY LAND FOR SALE,

A h FsSsa'sF = s sssa.iep fs At d.sa $751; w
oder for sale "a the premises tract Land {, Il
tanning about
$50 Acres,
lying in Gerkeley County, and adjoining he h ras
Of qol Sinci6diver, Richard Wtf>h, John Paris
and others The quality of the~land Is iHJprir 4,
-nond in is vicinity about loo acres are wellli,nl
bereH
TfRs;s One third in Cash; one hind in ~
months and The residue in n laenlhs, hearing in.
tereat fiom The dag 81 sac, The deferred pay
mvnis 10 be secured by leni on he land
WILLIAM o. MACoUGHFRY,
August ~ 1852 -2t Il ErSep,or
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Public sale.

r WILL offer for sale, 81 SafssSese ts--4u1 IL
i StpfMef,S al The residence OF The late lsbH S.
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Notice
ROCI Sail.

A SUPPLY Of Rock Salt Just received and for
"A sale BY II, L. EBY & SON.
August 70.