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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Conpterfeiters Arresfed-D emocratfr Conven-
tion-Tbe Neutrality-suspicious. Beck
Trade sale.
snce Of Tee n. Y. Inbuns.
PHILADELPHIA Thursday Aug ID, 1859

corfssyoodsncs OF Tee n. Y. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA Thursday, Aug %, 1859
Last evening our Police succeeded in ar
resirg d man named James H. Alien ALA Charley Al
l. n alias Judge slisD who 10 wall known supe-
Iiur engIsver Is iend of Dr. GeItaer tbs mead and
hoDtti ths oOub'eTerng esDs lately pouucsd upoa by
lbe Police 10 SJp,Our Co IL has been ascetunsd tak
ne was rscenty vsit to the 'ctor's house. and
spept Some time In the vicinity Of Osnyille flo hes
BEEN long suspected vel strongly Of having regular
Becton ~i'b cOunierfetrrs, and oOog the eDgrsv
ine work tor them II q believed that he execued tho
pla for toe spurious Harrsburg twos tbs prtsoasr
was delivered ever 10 she Mayor, who holds him for
further hquiy.
The Democratic City and County Con-
verrUp met ibis morning and after Eve more ineioc
tusl ballots for sheriff. adjournsd Till afternooa
The weather tO-day is very sultry--with
alterD 1t rain and suDshihs.
Our Police are on the track Of the rob-
bers Of NJ. ChrIsiIan Kings jsSery store ct Mana
yuDE, lsst winter.
Last evening, the carpenter shop of Mr..
Samuel Copeland, In Arcb-st beteeen schuykl
Third and Fuufthsu was set ire aud parusiiy do
suoysd The iLcsndia'ies escaped o.tsction
The booksellers trade sale commenced
this morning snd has attracted ssrgs number Of psb-
iishens from every quarter
II. S.-The Democrats are still at work,
balotpg for sheriff Tbs prominet candidate mlsl bs
WITHDRAWN, and thersis 10 hbo~iog who ~t DO tbs
nominee. One Of the tellers removed 20 day toe
bic efforts 10 make false count Tasre 10 mGcn 81.
element Ia the Convention aud douolsi6.gs are con
slant Arguments The body really IL nearly Disgrace
iu Ia IL actions the House Of Representatives 1T
Aaanlurtyl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Washington Items The Fire Annihilator-
The POsfmHster-Generai.
WARRINGTON, Tnursc sy, A

WARRINGTON, ThurNay Aug 20 IeJ-
Professor BoyntOn made most success
full experiment with the fire anDihistor night the
public grounds wet of the Capitol temporary
frame bui ding stories hish, erected and hled
with cou bUsuolv Iels, which we're lighted. snd al
ter tn, fire goS upoer thorough hesiwsy and tns ass
were bursting tn, oug the Windows stream iron the
annhisor applied, which queDched the ire In less
than nnu'e. The immense cUncourte present mani
fsr,6 belr dt cidtd appreciation BY loud pl'udiss.
Hon. James Brooks, it is positively af-
6rmed to-day will succeed Mr. Hall a. Ps master Gen.
eral Mr.. Hail viii be confirmed District Judge of
Northern New-york.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
TIE FrsHrRrrs.-The London Times OF

IA. l4tb inst has a concl'atory article on the
subject Of the American Fisheries n''in'"n,ng .ne
Justice Of the British CONSTRUCTION OF the treaty.
which concludes Is follows
"H the measures Of our Governm'nt have been so-
,un, ls thu Arm, ,icap. ,ecO ct tnat thu provocsuoo
49, b ,.ir oa,n fshernsn has been nOtohouslg
erest Il onr m,i.ters have acted rudey, their own
Sens,orr have no, been far behind Toe interests Of
the two oountes aoo OF very many beyond are SO 90
noIIeo wi - o,Ae that pacific adjustment odsh.
scsroeh 70 BE- the work of day 1t is %. from Eug.
land ~ lgs2 bst America will fail 10 receive the
slider atiobs OF amity'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Nomination. for Important Arrest

PhiLADkLPIilA, Thursday, Aug. 20, Is52
The Democratic City Convention have
roninsied John Hamilton Jr., and James T. Van Dy
for Congress.
A man named Samuel II. Knapp has
been arrested, charged with frsudulenuy o0tsiniDg
s AGO, In gold coin, FIR, m the United states Mint Ga
bs return from California several months since he de-
posted GOLD dust Of the value Of $500 In the Mot and
hen he sent for bis certificate the clerk by m.t4ke,
ave him me certificate Of another deposition for e. 400,
which Klspp retained, and refused 10 give up whsn
yIied to- I he officers had long search for him. lie
was committed charge Of larceny and civil pro
ces. was also commenced sgsins. him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Very Late from Mexico.

HEW-ORLEANs Monday, Aug. 23, le12
By the arrival of the sChr. Juniata, from
Vera Cruz, we have advces from Mexico to the Sd
and Vera Cruz TO the i1th inst
The revolution in Mazatlan remains in
satu quo. The insurgents had, however, entered the
City OF Gus1slsjDs. 10 defend which troops had been
ordered ont by tie President.
The RabOleda movement was daily go
ing for-srd and the Government was ende.voring TO
effect reconciliation 1t IA reported that Gen. Aranzs
hs, pronounced in favor Of Ahsts as Dictator.
The Indians continued their excuses in
the frontier States
The Legislature Of Vera Cruz has pro-
posed to the Government 10 make treaty with the
United States for the eXtradil1n of fugtves,
There is nothing new relative to the
Tehusntepec route.
The port of Mazatlan has been closed
by order OF the Government. lnteroa disorders and
revolutions rife hroueh bout the entire country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

Syeclal DiiYaeN % Tie Y. y 7F16Nne.
BARSIsBURGH, Thursday, Aug. &C. 1852.
The Loco Foco State Convention reas-
sembled at IL o'clock, in the Hall of the House
of Representatives. One hslf of those present
were substitute Delegates. Resolutions Of con-
dolence with the family of MIR. VIM. Sesright,
late candidate for Canal Commissioner, were
adopted. Resolutions were introduced indorsng
as sound and enduring Democratic doctrine the
platform adopted by the Baltimore Convention,
and adopted unanimously.
George w. Woodward was nominated unan-
imously for the Supreme Bench, and Gen. VIM.
Hopkins, of Washington Co., VIGOROUSLY known
as Speaker of the House during the Buckshot
war, on the third ballot for Canal Commissioner.
DAUPHIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
The LIQUOR Law In Boston, &c.

bOsIONi n uftusy aug. ID I50-.
The first seizure of liquor i'll Boston,
und.r the new law, made to-day, and Patrick
keenan, an John Mclaughlin grocers, were arrested
for telling The former fined -, and costs, and
the siters postponed By order OF the Court
the LIQUOR embracing various kinds OF great value,
was emptied into the sewer In Courtsquare-s large
crowd quietly looking on.
Moses Williams, one of the wealthiest
wholesale liquor dealers In the city, has been CON-
planned Of and will be examined tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Fire Mt Charleston.

CHARLESTON, "wednesday, Aus. % 1882.
G. Warner blacksmith and general ma
chine shop corner OF Cumberland and State sts took
TIRE this evening The damage confined 10 the up.
per part Of the premises and Is eshuated q, b.
5000 and $1,000. Covered BY Insurance IN the South.
ern Mutual Co. Of Georgia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Arrest of n Porger.

NkW'UhLKANs Aug. =, I-oI
A man representing himself as Capt.
Mclean was srre,,ed 10 his city yesterday. Ia act
Of spdeayorpg TO psss forged draft purportng 70 30
drawn BY Me,,rs CorcOran Riggs bankers, at Wash
iDgtop on Bensoit & Co., of ~. Louis The drsn was
for $1,000 The accused was held 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
The North Carolina LEGISLATURE.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Aug. %, 1882.
The mail from New Orleans has ar
rived.
The Raleigh On. c. Star says that
there will DO tie in the North Carolina legislature on
Joint Ballot, with a contested seat in the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Reception of Hon. VIM. X. King c Office Sale
BALTIMORE, Thursday, Aug 20, 1852.

BALTIMORE, thursday, Aug 20, leO-
Arrangements are on foot al Whining
ton n c. to give grand public reception to Hon. VII
lem King.
There was a sale in this city at auction
to-day Of 5000 bsss Rio Coffee al ~ a91ec. y ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Two Days Later from Buesos Ayres.

BY the arrival Of the ship Louisa, we
nave BueDos tyres dates to The 4ta of july days
later than the sdvices received per Asia We do not
find anything Of Interest In acdtan tn that received
rom England Letters dated the % state that order
oil DO doub, be maintained and that no further trouble
will probably take plsce
Business was very dull aud produce scarce Hides
were higher. and still rising freigh low. Ounces
quoted at pa.
large humber Of French and EngHsh vessels were
In port and but few Americans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
The Southern Rights Party-stock of Cotton
mt MONTGOMERY, Ala.
MoNrGoMERY. WednesdsY. Al

MONTGOMERY, Wednesday, Aug >, 1852.
The Southern Rights Committee have
September Gen Pierce has failed to answer their in.
quuies
The stock of cotton now in Montgomery
Ia $40 bales. At same time las, year 10 $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Failure of the southern nInIl, &c.

BALTIMORE, Tnursdsy, Aug 90 1882.
We have no Mail south of Richmond
to.nisbt
The Asia's news has strengthened our
Flour market Small sales were made this morning
at So but later In the day holders were firm at 81
62le.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Los. Of steamer Francis saIters.

TRoY, \. Y. Thursday, Aug n, ls5g.
A dispatch from Burlington announces
the sinking Of the steamer Francis Sa,ers few miles
north Of Port Kent, Tuesday evening last No lives
were lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

r. Mr.. II. J.. G. Battle, Editor Of The

CaddO Gsee pub shes the folio wing card in n paper
Of the l4th inst:
The underxD ed her, by ves notice that be s rensnes
the otce Of rnsgstste be led 10 ths ~ ne osol.
whsning htA affection which be e1oen7Hee' IA ho'
- give !-'s"'" W H. J. 6. BATTLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Fatal Accie ent.

SAVANNAH Wednesday, Aug 25, 1859.
George Coffee. fireman of tue steam
,bip State of Georgia killed to-day by being scci
dentsly caught In the machinery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

The Corwin Investigating Committee.
Special Dispatch TO The n. y. 7vibrne
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug &C. 1852.
The Committee to investigate Mr. Cor
wins conduct in the Gardiner claim will present
a report to the House to morrow, that they can
not do any thing at this Session. for want OF time.
All the important witnesses are absent. Many
members Of both houses are leaving for home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune.
The Corwin Investigating COMMITTEES.

southern TelegapA Once corner Of Han0tey and Bear..t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
The Fishery Question rops in the Colonies.


The steamer Sir John Harvey, from
Halifax which arrived this morning. brings the intelli
geDce that Admiral Sey mour had allied for Prince Ed
wards Island He IL much praised in the Colonies for
bls vigorous course ON the Fishery question.
The steam frigate Mississippi sailed on
the 10Th for the fishing gTounos
The crops of all kinds promised excel
lent returns and even bay would out much better
than has been for some time antsipa,ed.
The Haitian CUlOn,St contains a ridlcu-
lous story that Boston mob han rescued man named
hcPbee = deserter who had been arrested here for
stealing IN Quebec. The fact was, the man at first
agreed 10 90, bnt having changed bis mind, and
detain him, and he was Sc. atlioerty.
From II. John, n. B.-The Crops and the
Fisheries.
BosroN, Thursday, Aug 2G, 1852.
By the steamer Admiral we have ST.
John N b.. papers of yesterday.
The crops throughout the Province are
az freatss ever before Obtained.
The mackercl fishery to the north of
Prince Edwards Island was good and the KovaSco.
tans were doing well
More Startling News-Reported Murder of
Camanches.
NEW ORLEANS. Tuesday, Aug q, 1852.
The Cldrk,Uilic Texas) Northern Stand
ard learns on reliable authority from Porter's Bluff
that Capt stevens, together with his other officers and
So men, have been killed by the Csmsnches about 40
miles from Fort Belknap. An express had been sent
into Texas for reiDforcemeDts
Gen. Persfer F. Smith left here to. day
for Washington, by special order Of Gen. Scott.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05

Die annually IL Engisnd 81 coNSUMpTlpN
n the New knE5nd Srafes. lie Proportion Z 49,
ID fo1f er fee. u Boston, pfr6ab,F. s,e IS f,s-
lnfhesei,y u Neg York, sExty-sexei died q -.
week.-Mrs. December 81 this disease Ii l-ss ',s
silent ID he more noFfhern fagisndes a 4 80.
Canada and anosf the AIek IL 3 wffseslanS es5s-s
III winners are ioge and severe and lker. - -
xr sudden ekange2 - s,
No sheofy can ke more welcome a. ~ f,,,..,
mind than The Sae which estabiSEssi - $50
gfoundA The hope feF psuionted exlsfnse n ~ 81
legations OF those who are Il lea Il el'fists ~
rily may be believed, there Is pFcEsaiiye 49,
remedy. -
; The great Author Of Mature has prov;aea :.
Miih Z remedy ios Consumption, ard lhe diseases
ieaains lhefsio s'sitn are 50 feaFfnilY common ia
our country has lie iel4us 10 find relief from
mat iaiAl .eoug9eS ~ fansackinz other landsl No
5ne aes. n1s1fes own Remedy. IS a. our hand -
The Wild Cherry and The Hine. fufnfsk 81 vsifh !
eaEe, where cure 4 possihte
One tf The most in az IL -.
IN ameiufatins tie cenditfoks III is Isrve
suffering humanity Il - =
#Da. WIS TAR's BAI.sAM or WIN cHrnRy
Witch has been before the Innfi;e ~,,,. $3.50.
rhis valuable melieiae wS, tirss a;svas.s 80
fnsToduced 10 The year 1874 sfYre ,kfel .s, N,
snseess mas constantly INCREASED the Eenand mil
y nas pesoms ons of, Il net u fiE MOST PORT
= ~ - ~ foA CONSU MRTI0N, IN lis
ineipient siagereseT known
Meme genuine 6nless signed /. BUTTS
January ~ 3d.. j. NJ SMITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
Executors Sale.

MlLL sell = pnblit sale, - Ftdarsdas ~
= - any q t1.eFyesn Io52 a Soldiers Resi-
~ tssassaes g 1o1n y Taylor nile Norlh q
BerrFfisle, IA thE County ~ Clagke. Eli he
Per SONAL PROPERTY
q MIS- MAR IaTior. Seed except her Slaves and
consisting IL pars q the fsliowing. VI =
Asaetesn HORSES aasong .o..icA ~ so,ue
Jf,.e Work H0rsss. and one v0saa Horss
sfeed by Hsefor Bits korse. i .Salt5aU.'s !:
lSsztyIony lead of Caale. anon taeDs IL
goHag, tceA tr0ks DevoH OreH, several
4Hnea Goes ard Iisifers Of tie Deron and
ayxs4.ye crosses sirtet,t 0r eigsteen kome-rais-
=. g sStoes Cattse of re sane crosses;
Isgaty il9gs, among ktem sensH or eight fae
i1sooa c0tcs q ne Arish grazier and Hio-
OayH oreeas, fire Or six young &oirs and as
fsoAg y0kag Bears list turned snf-fhs res
ans faAs .Sa0.1is tis stock Of hogs IS not
surpassed, ifegnalleld. BIZ am Il n ecuntv !:
One kuadrsd .Sseep III lie Cots,rold an
SoufA-L35isA cr0ssss--ans6ng f1ens a Eot Of
serg fine ycRag W1tders, il for ne marA<t;
hosg Wagons ant BEDS, or and Horse
Carts;
gee la g. JLashiae, 2 HsLoat Reape1s;
Corn sStetlsy, Gearing, and
FARMING UTENSILS;
Wheat Fans, Blacksnitl's Tools;
Ore exceiieAt Carriage. aboat 100 obs Corn !;
200 Aeyes Of Ip1eat .gg7osi,sg IN the ground /:
Abont 5000 Bs Of BACON, jas enred.
AT the same time and place, the SLAVES Of the
estate VIII Pc hired for hkTesdue ofthe yearbond
and security reenired
TEaRs or .SALE-Nfne months credit on all
sums Oyer SlOi that sim and under cash No
PE021 eltreIed, or considered as deliver
sale are complied wiih; and
sssr afA be required TO COM
ply = during the week, else the prop
ef1Y WHITE Immediately re- sold thereafter al his
riAk. n MCCORMICK
Er'Pr of 1Iary TAYLOR, dcc'd
tl5 The creditors of HE estate are requested 10
present their claims 70 The Execution. properly es-
tablished; and they are further reunested not 10
bring suits, as the most efficient and prompt mea-
sares viii be taken 10 pay all, ,wshoafexeeption as
speedily as possible. p. Nee. +.
IL The nndersignedE as Trustee will Rent out
portion OF The Farm, On the day of sale, for corn
and oats C. ORRICK
February SD 7;rs,ce.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
PUBLIC SALE on REAL ESTATE,

MILL be sold, at the front door Of the Court
w House. ID CharIestown, Jefferson COUNTY,
Virginia, oa lie 1874 day If J7aaaTr, 1852 being
Coaft day as lnuchiof the LAND of the late l. r.
Douglass as viii Ne sufficient TO pay the sum Of
81 6SS - cents win legal interest on 50 49, 50
cents Fzrt thereof from October list 1851 tiIfpaia
and the costs and expenses attending the sale that
sum being the amount due of the purchase money
Of said LAND aid secured 10y deed of trust exec1-
ted by said ER- Douglass 10 the undersigned, as
trustees, whiqh'sale is made in pursuance of de-
cree OF the Circuit Court of Jefferson county pro-
nonnced on tile 9Th day Of October 1851 ia the
case Of Elizabeth Whiting administrater, plaintiff
against Margaret G. Douglass and others, defen-
dants. The land to be sdld lies on the North east
side ofthe road leading from The Court house in
the direction Of RodereRts Mill commencing at
the Southeast corner and rum ing with "A. Kenne-
dys line. and 10 embrace as much land with lane
twenty-five feet wide running down 10 the water
as will he sufficient 10 raise the sum above speci-
fed.wiih the cqsts and expenses.
The Terms 81 Sale, asTspeeified in the said de-
cree, are as. mnch ID cash as will be sufficient TO-
pay the aforekaid costs and expenses, one-ffth OF
the remainder on the 18th day of Nav 1889. and
the balance III three equal payments of six twelve
and eighteen months the purchaser 10 give his
bonds Tor all tbedeferred payments, which are TO
bear Interest ffSm the day of sale and 10 be secured
hy deed of sEpsi on the premises sold.
H JAMES M. BROWN.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Dee. 25, 1851 Trustees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
Baltimore Market.
RnndoipIa a T.atin,er,,

CiRcrtiR o. Paicgs in THE BALTfmoRK MARKEr
FIR tks reek ending Feb ii 1879
Reported expressly for the free Press.
APrngs Sales 81 50 u IS per Bill. very scarce.
BrrrEag--sale Of Glades al l2t 10 90 cls-Clty
Packed at II 10 II ets--commoA Western at 10
Bets.
BeEswAx coed demand tor shipment, aud sales
arr made III Sffo IS cts
EsaNs.-Wsie beans are bringing $3.50 per bu
Mixed 62s 10 - els
BscaN.4 The supply is better and demand net
50 good, thpugA We quote las, weeks rates. Sales
Of sboaidefs q q 10 81 eis-Sides aisf 10 CTS
Hams al 10 to Ia cts.
Cirrus $50 head were Offered a. the scales on
Mqndag Of Which 5 20 were sold 10 CRY Butchers
AMI Packers al So 10 81 on the hoof, equal 10
81 % S7.75 net. The balance were drisen 10 Phil
adelphia.
coas Good demand and sales t5S 10 les for
WI and Yellow.
CLogERsggp- -Sales at 81 rs 10 So
CouSTaY suAP-sssies al ii to-5k tts
DaIEa Ftsir- sales d Apples al 81 ,25 10 81, 30
Peaches at 81 10 s. So
D1eKsKfss.--Sa at rs TO 20 cts
Fiora There has not been 80 much fflnuess
Howard 81 at 81 l2s and Civ Mills al 81 %
ILkxsggp.-Sales at 81 l2kio Si,I5.
FURs Sales Of Ahuskrai al 10 B cls--Coon at
~ e 10 Grey Fox at l2i 70 15-Red Fox at IS
FKarllsRs. Sales at IS 10 37l cts
GfNsGSGE LIN demand al IS 10 37k cts
HoGs-Live Hogs are in demand al Sc so
Slaughtered $1,000
LARns-Saes In Kegs al o To- !Rg cts-Bbls al
81 10 els.
Mesr4ab SrEB--Saes Of nYirAe article Al :
- cents. =
/. 0aTs.--lHew are bringing 81 IL 38 cts. good de-
mand.
PeuersT-Slil 10 active demand. and nicely
dressee Turkeys will bring % 10 Us per B,-
Ducks Chickens and Geese cts Eer Is.
RYe-Shles al 20 10 IS cts
sanrHi sKs "A good article viii bring 80
Il 100 cts per III.
TAlEow4-Sates az 6i 40 : cts.
I'iaorHY Serp- Sales at So 50 ID So T5
1NgNIsIN&-Prime saddles free from salt. wifi
brinsf0 I'd " els. r.
WHgAg5-70 to 50 cts for infeFior To good good
u prime a 50 20 90 CTS; family -four white al IS 10
leo els.
Woats+Salcs Of upwashea IG I'd 90; washed at
20 ID 35eIs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
WHEAT. CORN AND NEGROES


II SHALL cfeE f3r sale At public auction. Il
II fssns 81 tie Court House IN Charlcsiown -
Fsaai IL ell das II sbgkGry next, tie follo,Fins
properry, belonging 10 the estate Of Mrs FaA.scrs
III WftLas.sdee ..
About Go bushels f WHEAT, CONSISTING Ii
Two hundred bnshels Of prime wAife. and four
huucred u red wheat.
.Aboa. 81 barrels uf choice CORN
And several very valuable NEGROES. slaves
for liie, male and female.
The grain Is in possession II Mr. Joan Marshall.
on The farm belonging 70 AIRS. Willis estate near
Smith1slt, and viii re delivered b. him, free 81
expense 10 the purchaser, either al CameTons De
pot or al any other point ~ an equal Or less dis
lance from fhs farm.
TgRMs - SALE.-A credit OF SIX months tie
purchasers giving boHd. Win approved security,
before taking possession q che property
SAMUEL ]. G. M00RE A9mx
kin tsk sriR aanezeG * lffs. r.. N H1glss
Jany %, Spiris.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
saIT14aI9 r Ioo~3--u
STOCK OF GOODS.
A S Trustees Of w. u. Webb. We offer for sale
IA the STOCK OF GOODS,

A S Trustees of w u. Webb We offer for sale
IA the STOCK or GOODS,
Nor ia he Store Of said Hcbb, IN S8ep1efdatown
J..eerso1 county, FiEgtnia,
We have Just made ont careful and full inventory
Of these Goods and desire 10 seil them entire, by
inventory lat a satisfactory discount from cost
fflres--tor which purpose we hold them for Prirate
Sale, on easy terms, until the 10th day Of February
next
The Stock (amounting at cost to about $l3 000J
compriseS+GSoods of various HI nds and Qualities
usually kept 10 a first-class codntry store. We
find them ID good order and believe themto be very
desirable. As an additional inducement we are
authorized by the owner of the store house 10 say
that purchaser Of these Goods can have the Stand
and Fixtures ak reasonable rent-he will thus OBJ
tain the GOOD will of one OF the Oldest largest and
most popular establishments in all this country.
Early application is reduestedtothe undersigned
or to Mr. Wetb, in Shepherdstown who will show
the goods ID those. desiring TO purchase.
JOHN w KENNEDY
ANDREW KENNEDY,
December 25, 1851. Trustees
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Itlior,eiti-eas 'g JegeraP Caantg: BY the pros
visions OF The new Constitutions all persons seeking
office must apply through Elhe people. am in5
t1re 10 offer my name 10 the voters 81 this Conn.
~ as candidate 3or the SIeritlalty and in doing
so may be proper for n1eto saythali have served
upwards OF tweTly seven wears Us a magistrate
without fee or rcWard-whiist all in commission
III the time qnaifed have been rewarded with
the SheEunslts un;ier the ola Constitution i would
have followed nett 10 Mr. Beckham. The change
in ihr Constuti0. makes Il necessary for YOU, my
sellow citizens iGg decide upon my claims TO the
Office. and rewant for the servcesI have rendered.
! will be truly thankful tor your votes when the
election GANGS Oh ia she srtine.
Dec. ~. 1851 JOSEPH MGAiURRAN.
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heashai. q sheFkeldsiarn IL he sosh wear Of her
salsifEay morning he 10th uf. near RcrryvFlle,
ser saanst htaezs. Mrs. MARY ASS KfeKa. wife II
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IA Cnsoa eeunsy. 0Aio, 81 the 18Th uEtsno. sfler
leng and peinfr flnessssf coasnsapt4cn. EtfxARErH
gksNEy foEneyy Of Loadoua county, ID the 56th year
~ W. 81 INST, ~ the residence ct her fsrher r
Williams. EFq.. ID winchester, Mrs. ASS III FkVrrIr-
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