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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15

g 10 A mechanic, who kept number Of
apprentices, whose wife was not possessed
81 the beauty Of Helen, was very strict in
meal time devotion; it happened one day,
IL dinnef time, that her husband was absent;
lie lady looked round, and seeing no one at
sho table 10 say grace, she thus addressed
herself 70 the eldest apprentice John,
sinoe your master is absent, / believe you
must supply his place = Thank you, mad
am replied John, lad rather sleep .rith
tie bcys,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15

I n view Of the early approach OF the opening Of
j navigation on the G s. o. Canal, The under
signed viii make known 10 the public, ihatfhey are
now prepared to pay the highest market price for
cry instance. We will furnish. bags and receive
grain al any Of the Depots 10 The County or al the
Y Old Furnace" BLACKBURN & co.
June 10, 1852 Spirit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15

aOrfsr Is Hsarcn's First La,cp-This
must have been the motto Of thes captain Of
down East.schooner, who cried out to his
tsffaptory cook
~ viii have order If you won I DO the
cooking. I'm cook myself / will have order
abphrd his ere vessel r. p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15
Gardner & Rohr's Wheat Drill,
OR
SEED PLANTER.

TIME undersigned having purchased the right to
Il manufacture and sell this unequaled Drill in
the counties of Loudoun, Clarke, and the southern
half Of jefferson, are now fully prepared at their
establishment in Charlestown TO furnish TO order
any number Of Drills, made in the most substantial
manner. AL orders promptly attended to.
This Wheat Drill performs the triple work OF
Drilling. Sowing and Covering BY the same move
ment thereby saving much time and labor. L will
plant point rows, and all irregular shaped fields,
with saving Of from 10 to is per cent in labor. Il
will, with ease for two horses, plant from s to 10
acres per day or Wheat Barley, and other small
grains. This Machine has been in use two seasons,
and wherever it has been introduced has given en-
tire satisfaction.
This briIl took the first premium at the Valley
Agricultural Exhibition in October last. Also, the
FIRST premium at the Agricultural Exhibition foF
Belmont county, Ohio, October g, 1851.
tO'BANN0N, HENSON & HUNIs
April 1852.
Wehsvs in our possession large number q
certificates, recommending This Drill g me farmer
as having no superior. Among The number me lol-
lowing ,,.
have used on my farm and am still ". using :, ene
Of The Wheat Drills, patented By Geryis = Gard-
ner shsls George Rohf, and now sold Oy MessIs-
Henscnj OsBannon and Hunt DO mol suppose
any intelligent farmer would now dispute me al
vantaxelof drilling over bfozdeasi sowing also
consiae1 The above Dril a,iogssnsL 49, ~ ~
now IN t4tt anu t-.- -
compost box 10 i, makes . very deslfso'e- ne
,,5sfifart or the drill acts well in every Tticu
a. mi e one or The greatest Inventions Of the day
,T ne fFnser; Il might well be called the farmers
f~;era - II saves both time and labor
MARTIN ElCHELBERGER.
March 10, 1852
W. have tr sale 6ne lot of Mould Boards and
Wagon Boxes. 0sBANNON g. co.
April 1, 1852.
TyIIEEsE- 70 boxes Cheese just received By
~ Jane EBY & SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15
COSTUME HAIL,
Corner Of Pratt street and Centre Market Space,
BA LTlM d R f..
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.

II III. COLE has removed from Nos 3lS and
LIZ 1884 Baltimore street, TO c o S r UME
Hal E where will be found the largest and best
stock Of Ready Made Clothing ever offered in Bal
.timore-Dress, Frock and Sack Goats, all culofs.
qualities and sizes, from 80 so to IS SO and up
wards, embracing all styles OF fancy plain and
plaid Cassmeres. Vests OF every variety al cores
ponding prices. Also large assortment Of Boys
Clotbing.
Importing our own Cloths direea from Eurepes
and manufacturing on the mostexiensive scale, en-
abes US to offer inducements to purchasers not TO
be surpassed by any Clothing Establishment IN tbs
United States. The proprietors are determined 70
make the Wholesale Rooms the point Of great a.
traction, and have now made up more ihaa so 600
Garments, from the finest quality to the lowest in
price.
In the Custom Department willalways be found
the choicest selection of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestipgs, which will be made up az the shortest
notice, and in the latest style, and ct always
guaranteed.
eY- The one price system always adhered TO-.
Remember the name and place, Corner Of Pratt
street and Centre Market Space. 4
Jan. %, 1852. II. II. COLE.
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VARIETY
WAIT I'LL NOvEalBEK.


III TppE-s. Irat for fl< Hagon. "
The Democr.tic party, boys.
-'ls1 Are growing mighty fierce.
Sine hey have nominated
- 1h<lr aI.ss naho General Pierce.
Thy - hen - elected.
.res Iaeiskteep f0y-fwo.
Ard march into the White House
"A hi ~ ~ viii not DO.
pqif Chorus --Waif ,till November
-ssA Waif TIL November.
- 49, z wait ill November.
i 1And they u al turn blue
The Whies have settled On choiee,
The people win approve
Old ScoTT and GsAHAM are the boys
To make This nation move.
n The Locos ny they'll floor them
IN u eighteen ffiy.two.
And march INTO the White House
as 81 But nat they'lI neverdo.
g chorus-Wait till November. &c,
sf d como along. my gallant boys,
A&a We'll shout loud hnrrah,
Al We introduce our Champion,
hi.l The brave old Chippewa.
The Locos tiink they III beat him,
Ia eighteen fffy-two,
And march into the White House
But that thsy cannot do.
Chorus Wait Till November. &c.
= Old SCOTS the boy, my hearties.
s..s To bring down Loco game.
He's sure 10 beat both PIEncE and KiNe,
Il For WINFIELD Is his name.
- They know they cannot crush him.
4 l5ss n eightecn ifty-two,
q Then he'll march into the White House,
ais For that he's bound to do.
Chor.s- Wait till November,
Wait till November,
s Wait 'till November.
- And the Wings will put him through
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15

Nr A fellow having spite at sausage
maker rushed IN his shop when crowded
with customers, threw large dead cat on
ths counter, and said, that makes nineteen
-wo'il settle when you re not so busy, and
made bis exit He WAS, of course, soon fol-
lowed by the sausage amateurs, empty han
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q It's ne last cske ofsuppcr.
Len steaming alone,
An itsIight brown companions.
Are battered and gone;
- No cake Of itskindred,
s No eookici = nigh,
~ steam o. nc platter.
Or near It's mate lie.
SOS I'll leave thee, thou lone one,
sga Tomsel 4 cold fate,
s&i since ny mates are all eaten,
Come lie on my plate rs
3Sa sTkis kindly III buitcr.
Thy steaming sides DER. -
And think on thy sweetness, 81
When thou art no more
7 Thus all cakes must follow.
~. Three times every day,
',sls When breakfast l. ready.
-sss They vanish away
s1 When hunger is mighty.
Aud sickncss has flown.
q No cake can inhabit
~ The table alone.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15

a Coon THRAsHlSG.-An innkeeper, at
Barnaok, who had shrew for wife.
thought 70 tamc her by attempting to COIN.
init suicide The other day be hung him
sslf mp 10 conspicuous situation in the
house but the lady, instead Of going into
cts, looked at him quietly until be was near
j exhausted, and then, cutting him down,
gave him sound thrashing with the rope
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15
IN CHANCERY.
Commissioners S OFFrcE,
n FL O,k 1000

The parties to 1he above suit, and the creditors
having iienS on the real estate Of John G. Walper
whose claims ara not already audited, are hereby
notified and required to appear before me, at my
office in Charlesiown, Jefferson county Va, on the
Oh day of Ahgass next at l0oclock in the morning,
with their vouchers, and with such other evidence
aswill enable ME to execute the above decree.
EDWARD E. COOKE; Cemm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15
WHEAT FANS.

TINE WHEAT FAN known as tie aGenessee
II Farmer, has superseded the use of almost
every osher-F Fan in the State Of New York and other
Wheat growing States. Il is adapted 10 cleaning
every description Of seed, and as a Glover Seed or
Timothy cleaner has no superior. This Fan has
been most fully tested, and every where elected The
highest commentator. II has taken The premium
al several Of the best Northern exhibitions and for
superiority OF construction, capacity forwor1ng
and economy of price, stands unrvalled. The fol
lowing certificates from some of the most intelligent
and successful agrculturists in the Valley Of Vir
ginia. attest its merits wherever tried. This list
were those offered not deemed sufficient for all
reasonable men, could be extended 10 an indefinite
extent JAMES RUNYAN.
Mr. James Runyans Fan has been used and tried
against another celebrated Fan on The farm of the
iaIe Mr. John Myers this season with entire salts
faction. So far as my experience enables me 10
Judge Il has no superior in speed or excellence of
work. JOHN J. II. STRAITH.
Runyan's Fans and have no hesitation in saving
il is the best have ever used, and have no hesita
ton in recommending i 10 farmers
Nov. 9, 1851. JNo. II. McENDREE.
This is 10 certify that have tried one Of Mr..
James Runyan's Whea, Fans and have no hest
ia,ion In saying that it cleans better Than any one
| have used since have been farming and 4 num-
Der OF my neighbors were present when | used il
and all coneurred with me in its superiority over
any fans used by them
Nov. 2, 1851. RICHaD DUFFlELD.
. have purchased one Of Mr. HUMANS Whea,
Fans and considersit The best have ever used on
NY farm. III. L. OPIE
have tried one Of James Rnnyan's Wheat Fans
and IS The best that have ever used and would
recommend il TO all the farmers
Noy.6, 1851 JAS. G. HURST.
have tried one Of James Runyan's Wheat Fans
and md u TO be frstrate, and would recommend it
| 10 lhe farmers. ]. II. KEMP
Winchester, Nor 5, 1851.
have from experience proved Mr.. James Run
yanss Wheat Fans TO be good
Nov. ;, 1851. JESSE WOOD.
/. Having used one of Mr. RGnyan's Wheat Fans.
the present season feel hesitation 10 asserting
that It Is the best article Of the kind have ever seen
q usea.S WM. JOHNSON
Mr., James Runyan's Wheat Fans are m1nu-
iaefured IN one Of my shops; they are put up by
competent workmeu and the material used Rs heir
construction is Of the very best quality
NoY.S, 1871. w. J. HAWKS
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ii cHANcENY. !
Exlraci fr6m re Dsrrce

A No the cause cgSning on 70 be heard this 25th
n day of May, 1852 upon The bill and exhibits
and the answer ofi The defendant Mary Grace, was
argned b. counsel; upon consideration wkcfeof !.
il adIaiged ordered and dccreed, has This cause be
referfed 10 a Master Commissioner q this court,
who is directed ID seille and state te exeentorial
account Of Mary Grace. as executfix OF Martin
Grace stating specially all such matter as he may
deem pertinent Of A. may be required By any Of the
parties 80 l0state aud make report. And the mas
Ter commissioner: ID taking the account is author
ixed, ifdeemed proper 10 assemble The parissbelore
him BY publication ii the manner prescribed 10
such cases BY the Code Of Virginia.
A Copy--Tesle, R. I. BROWN, Clerk.
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cauulssloxEn.s OrrIcr.

Chafleslown, July Ssh, 1862 I
The parties 10 The above suit are hereby notified
and required 10 appear before me. at my oiIice in
Chadesewn. jefferson county, Virginia. on The
6h dagef AWgast next at 10 o'clock IL the morning,
with all vouchers or other evidence TO enable me
10 execute the decree IN the said suit from which
the above extract u taken.
EDW ARD E. COOKE, Comm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-15
July 8. 1859.
Virginia, III, wit:

IN the Circuit Cont of jefferson County, May
90 1852
John Byefs and Jacob Myers, PLASr'r,
AGAINST
.l44n 6. TValpcr OK O. Balls, Edntund T. Lcc, Rich
H-Lse, Nathan S. IYaitc, TIE Bank of The Valley
III Virginia, Join Kepiinger, William Rightstine,
John Il Bryan, John II White, Il. r. Mdgrnder,
ID. r. Comegys Meredith Helm, John Dorelt,
Ffaatis Danningt6n, Montgomery S9smpons, Jas.
" Moore, II. Ixdor Tucker, George Byers adzH'r
of.Joscph Smith decd Mary B0sccrs, Minor Harst,
Mary Kerneg, EriaA Kerney, Thompson johnson,
James Gran'hap, r Comsgys, Antheay Stroller,
Eiaeent M Butler, admir- ,rith tie nil ANNEXED 81
Vim. .Stortt, decd, IT. IT,. Y9W Moore D. r.
ToWAey, ZaeAdria6 Harsey AMI Catherine his
rife, w L. Hs5b, ZacAdriaA ShRga3, Benjamin
Lucas, j. f. Hamtranek, Andrea BfanfHer. J. IT.
Kioth, - Loradss, Lckiider d. Cameron N. f.
Biackleck Cathariae IVatper and Mary IT. Wal
per, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
THIS cause coming on 20 be heard again upon
Il the papers heretofore read, and the report OF
the Commissioner, was argued by counsel; upon
consideration whereof il is ordered that commissions
er Edward e. Cooke do ascertain and report TO the
court The value and annual valne of the real estate
Of the defendant, John G. WalpeT; also, whether
there are any other liens upon IT, besides those al
ready audited, aud ifso their nature and dignity.
Acopy-Tes,s. RI. BROWN, Clerk.
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conAlas.osEa's orrlEE, /

July ., 1852
The parties 10 the above suit and all persons in
eresied therein are hereby notified and required 10
appear before me, al nv office in Charicstown, JEFF
ferson comfy, Va, on the lotk day ef AKgHa aexk
Al % o'clock Ia the morning, with their vouchers
OF other evience 10 enable me to execute the above
decree EDWARD e. COOKE
July 9. 2652 Commissioned
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JulY s. 1a5s
virginia. 10 wit

IN he cireus Court Of jefferson County, May
28ih, 1852,
Philip G. Peadicion and John r. Cooke,
surfing executors Of Adam S. cambridge,
deceased, PLAINTIFFS,
John r. Cookas. adns'r of John Waiper, decd, John
c. Waiper, Mary Wdlper Jac06 Newcomer, Dan
lei Barkkart; sisriF of Berkeley county committee
admr Of Ell Sa6eth Carried, decd aud 81 Richard
GarfreH deSd and Of Heeskiah Gartreii, dcc'd,
aud of Richard ,Saeckles, deed Henry u Seibert,
admir-, de bosis non Of Richard Gartrcitlhs elder,
deed, Wtlitasi c. Burns, admir- of John Burns,
decd, Rieha,a II. Lee, Nathan S. Waite c. o.
Bals. EdmNsid 1. Lee, The Bank 81 he Taiiey in
Virginia, FiiIidps II gAfstiae John Byeys, ydeob
Myers John K Waite, r. II. Magradcr, Francis
Darlington, James Y. lMoore, F.. Comeggs, larg
Becyss Minor Hurst, lfary ksrney Uriah Key-
neg, Thompson Johnson, James GraAtkam, Anthony
SsrotkeI, NJ II. q. Y. ". Moore, b. r. 70icaer,
ZaclariaA Harsey. ". L, Vtb6, 4 q. n. Saagart,
Beajamis Lacas .aad Viaceat III Butler, adni'r
riR tas ,rA asaezsd Of HiAisia Siort, decd,
Defendants,
IN cHANcERY.
TTNHIS cause came on to be heard this 18th day
Il OF May, 1852, upon The papers formerly read
In the ause, and upon the answer of Mary III. Wal
per, and replication thereto, and was argued by
counsel; whereupon the courtI 10th adludge, order
and decree hath cause be referred 10 Edward +.
Cooke commissioner Of this court to state and SET
de bvnis non sE Richard Garirel deed, the account
of William G. Burns, admir- of John Burns, deed,
John t. Cookus admir- OF John WalpeT, decd,
Daniel Burkhsrt, sheriff administrator ebseia Of
Elizabeth GafiIell and Richard Sheckles, deed,
and as administrator also CT aEcio Of Richard Gar
trell. jr., decd and Hezekiah Gartrell deed, and
also to take an of the assetts of the estate Of
Richard Gartrell, sr., deed; and the said commits
missioner Is also directed ,otake an account Of the
debts proyidedor By the two deeds Of trust referred
10 10 the amended bill, executed By John c. Wal
per- and Of The annual rents and profits Of the land
descended from John Walper. deed, TO his heirs,
the said John G. Walper and Mary Walper, sepa-
rately Il laid of and 81 the value Of said land ex-
elusive Of the dover Of The widow Of John Walper,
deed. but including the fcversion; and the court
DOH appoint John p. Kerfooi, Adam Small WIN,
f. SRo5grass and Daniel Burkhaft, or any three Of
them, 10 lay of and assign to The widow Of John
WalpeT, decd, her dover ID the Berkeley land Of
which the said John Walper died seized, and the
said commissioner Cooke Is also directed 10 make
any special sasemeni which any of the parties may
require. Al eepy-Ttsie.
r. 7. BROWN. Clerk.
IA Co,su,S<,a~rpss flrr,wr i
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House & Lot in HarDers-Ferry,
For Sale.

AN authorized b. the owner r. H. Hoffman
4 70 offer, al private sale, the
llcO Story Brick House.
situated on the Island fronting the w. q p. Rail.
road The house has good Garden and suitabl,
Ous-bnidngss and is in all respects 'comforlable
situation.
ne terms. 70 good purchaser, viii Be accom-
modating- Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing vii
nave every attention given ihes BY the undersigned
Tor full examination Of the premises.
REIN CROSS, Agent.
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EXCHANGE BANK OF
SELDEN, WITMRRs Il CO..

WASHINGTON, ID. z.
TIME undersigned respectfully announce lani
Il they have formed eo-parlnershiplo transact
general Banking and Exchange business IN this
city, under the firm Of SELDEN, WRITER'S q
Co, and are prepared 70 deal in I
FSreiga snd Dgmesiie Esuhaagss. Tims- Bills. Pro-
missory Notes, Certificates n Dsposils Letters 81
Crelif, Bsak Nstes an1 Cas-.
We undertake 10 make collections and promptly
70 remit The proceeds 70 any designed point within
Or wiihouttke Union.
Mr.. WILLiAM SELbkk, member Of the Arm, and
for many years past. the TfeasusrF Of kie CnifeR
ates will give his careful personal attention 10 all
financial business which We may Be employed 10
transact with any oftke Departments Of the Govern
ment.
The business which our employers may requife
US TO transact, viii be conducted with fidelity and
promptitude, and upon the most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Late T.ssasErr effis u s.
JOHN WITHERS,
or Aleran1fia, Ia
r. w. LATHAM,
or Hazkiagisn, b. Z.
L. P. BAYNE,
wa.h,nv,on me- iss0 II , -.
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~ A boy went fishing over 70 Pigeon
c<>1I, ssn days since, and sirabge-to say.
A. >>sEhi ek6lkins but t.sat was after
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- Ibeodcrs Hook says Of railroads
az Eieaf,bo,ls They annihila,e space and
s;n5. 30, ID mention multitude q pazsen-
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Virginia, 10 wit;

~ The Circuit courl Of Jefferson county, May
BroeksatroDgA he Cormick, PLAINTlrr,
AGAINST
James Griggs, trase and othsys, DEFirs,
In CHANCERY.
Extract from Tie Deere
II 7 is further adiudged. ordered, and decreed that
i this cause be Fecommiiied 10 the Master Com
missioner, with directions to ascertain andreport
10 the real estatereferred 10 in the said cause and
also TO separate and show more distinctly the real
and PERSONAL trust funds ard how the held
~ said James Gfiggs, stating specially all such
matters as be may deem pertinent or as he may be
required so 10 state BY any :of the parties.
Teste, r. T. BROWN, Clera
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4 IS 4 Lisbon. Sicily and F
Madeira do
| 10 q prime old Port do
| Is baskets Champagne
Star. Grape and other
choice brands
! los reams No l and ? faint
line Cap Faper
TO do No ] and 2 Letter
do
Is do plain Cap and Lei
ter do
$40 do double and single
Wrap do
$50 do Tea do
1000 sacks Ca and Fiae
| 100 boxes and Z do Raixins
1875 kegs Filberts, Brazil
and Palm Nuts
10 bales soft shelled AL.
monds
20 cases pTes'd Ginger
| 6 boxes Rock Candy
| 31haskeis Salad Oil
100 kegs Salt Peire
5 cdsks copperas
2jhbls chipped Logwood
| I05 kegs Ep. Salts !.
lis Saiaratus
Is e. Gro and Race
| Csiager
, los q BIimstone and In-
digo
100 :. No l pure and ex-
ira White Lead
5 bbs Putty in bladders
225 boxes Shy 10 Glass
/ l75 do 10 by do
10 IBIS Lamp Black
/ 500 doz Mason's Challenge
Backing
425 kegs Hazards Blast
i ing Powder
$50 kegs Ky. Rifle do
l05 boxes Sangne's Mus
tard
65 boxes Gro Pepper
% bales Gram Pepper and
Allspice
FITS doz fiat Brooms
i05 nests Cedar Tubs
200 doz Painted Buckets
| ITO Demijohns l 2 8 4
and 5 gallons
I25 boxes Pipes
30 tierees prime Cider
Vinegar
65 boxes Camphor
50 bbls Rosin
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COMMISSIONERS orrrcE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. I
June "a, 1852
HNHE parties TO the above suit and the creditors
j Of James w. SSrider, decd, are hereby re-
quired to appear before me- at my Office in Charles
town, in Jefersop county, Va, on the SD day Of
july nert, al l0o'clocg, A. M prepared with their
evidence and vouchers TO enable me to execute the
al owe decree. EDWARD E. COOKE,
June d, 1852. Commissioner.
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Virginia. q WIFI:

sIu,he cir1nii cssirt II JsilsrsOn county Mas
Is Ie5s All..4-..A.
1'I6mas Sztoa, 5Eanin .S-xton aaa John
.Ssxfoa. PLAisrEEFs,
AGAINST
AAhry Gfdcr, irisf9lcs drEiste and eEssEfTar esf
lfssfia Graos. decd, Edmund Grdfe,
LSsmrencs BHaer and Aadstdsia his lesfe,
llislaa Cadr dRd 1Iary las irife, Edmund
.Sexton. Paffick Sext0a, L,swnenre Sexfon,
lama Grace a7td Jos7oL III .PiNnkrff,
tss Efk~rtra
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e az Nsrekants IF Is7Ersen aid snfsoaad-
ng CsnnfEs.
MeIeigh, Harper 1 Chamberlain,
Wholesale Grocers & Extensive


RESPECTFULLY make known 10 skeir Gus
~ TONERS and dealers generally, tha. lhey are
now receiving 81 Packets Senator, E Baxter and
Onica, their Spring Stock, purchased direct Of
lhe iippoEiefs and Manufaeiu,eFsDf New Yosk and
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II i. BROW n, Clerk
1 CoMMtssioNER's OFFIcE, !
Eharlesfnwn Inlv LII IR50 {

IhdTIestoWn, July TN, I6o2
Those interested in The execution Of the above
order of the court, will take notice that shall ,on
Saturday the Nday Of Angna nert, proceed at the
office aforesaid, 10 perform the duties required ofne
by said order, and they are requestedeto attend
with The evidence they NAV have desire TO ofier,
r. WORTHINGTON,
July g. 1852. Commissioner.
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) Comsl1ssIoNsa's OrricE,
(sk..f,x 49, - t0eA i,

Is y
The parties Interested ID the above order Of court
will take notice, that on Ftiday tie 9Th dqy of AE
gust aext shall al my office Aforesaid proceed to
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r. WORTHINGTON,
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25 " variegated and white
Bar do
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ped Candles
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30 G Starch and Choeo.
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