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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
.WMEAT LEANS,

TIME WHEAT FAN, known as the "Gencssee
i Farmer, has superseded the use of almost
every other Fan in the Stale OF New York and other
Wheat growing States 1t is adapted d cleaning
every description Of seed, and as Glover Seed or
Timothy cleaner has no superior. This; Fan has
been most fully tested and every where elected the
highest cpmmendation. 1t has faksn the premium
at several of The best Northern exhibitions and for
superiority Of construction, capacity for working,
and economy Of price, stands nnrivalled. The fol-
lowing certificates from some ofthe most intelligent
and successful agricnltursts in the Valley OF Vir
GINA attestit merits wherever tried. This list
were these Offered not deemed sufficient for all
reasonable men, could be extended TO an indefinite
extent JAMES RUN1AN.
Charlestown, Nov. IS, 1851,
Mr. james Runyans Z an has been used and tried
against another celebrated Fan on the farm OF the
late Mr. John Myers this season with entire salts
faction. Solar. as my experience enables me TO
Judge, ithas no superior in speed or excellence OF
- JOHN J. FL. STRAIFH.
Runyanis Fans and have % 6sstaaRPcep Mr: Jas
u IS the pesf have ever used and have hesila
ton IN recommending it 10 farmers
Nov. 2 1851. JNo, Il. McENDREE.
This is to certify that have fried one of Mr.
James Runran's Wheat Fans and have no hesi.
tation in saying that ii cleans boxer Than any npe
! nave used since have been farming and. A nnrn
Der otmF nsfghhors were pyasent when / used il
uH 81 ttea via me IN Its superiority over
any fans used BY them
Nov. 8, 1851. RTcHD DUFFlFrD
have purchased one of Mr. R raa- ,,ss5 s IN
rams and consider il the bes. nas 81 orr.
NJ ~ zz,Fan w heat Fans
nave ever used, andI would
~, a .slxsri SIi II to all the farmers.
Nov. 6, 1881. JAS. G. HURST.
have tried one Of James RunYan's Wheat Fans
and find il ia Be irstrate, and would recommend i
to the farmers. J. H. haMP.
Winchester, Nov. 5, 1851.
have from experience proved Mr. James Run
vans Wheat Fans TO be good
Nov. S. 1851. JESSE WOOD.
Having used one of Mr.. Rrnyan's Wheat Fans
The present season. feel hesitation in asserting
that il IS The best article Of The kind seen
or used. ~. 9Oh-SoON.
Mr. James Runyan's Wheat Fans are manu-
featured in one Of my shops; they are put up BY
competent workmen, and the material used il their
construction is Of the very best qaaliiy
Nov 8 1S5I w. J. HAWKS.
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EXCHANGE BANK or
SELDEN, NITHERS & CO.

WAsHINGToN, ID. G.
FTNHE undersigned respectfully announce thai
u they have formed co-partnership to transact
general Banking and Exchange business in this
city, under the firm Of SELDEN, WITHERS q
CO., and arepreparedto deal in
FSreigR aad Demestie ExeAaages, TSme- Bus Pro-
nis0ry Nstes Certificates Of Depesite, Leticrs efs
Crc9H, BaRk Notes ana C1ia.
Wenndertake 10 make collections and promptly
to remit the proceeds 10 any designed point within
or without the Union.
MIR. WILLIAM SELDES, member OF the firm, and
for many years past, the Treasurer Of tks UniieS
etes viii give his careful personal attention 10 all
financial business which we may be employed to
transact with any ofthe Departments Of the Govern
ment.
IN Ihe business which our employers nav require
US transact, will be conducted with fidelity and
pFomPutnde, and upon the most reasonable terms
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Este T,seasRrcr 0fsAc u s.
JOHN WRITER'S,
OF Alcraadria, Va.
R. w LATHAM, 20
or HasAiagten, ID. C.
L. P; RAYNE,
washington Dec t1s5oESft 1"'''''ors' 1aa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22
VARIETY.
THE LocoFoco NATIONAL coNvEN
TION.

TON.
j. COVERT
To Baltimore the Loeos went,
Du dab, du dali
II To nominate i President,
Oh de du dab day;
They broaghi SIX horses TO the test,
Du dab, du Dab.
To SCI which one would ride thu bdst,
Oh de dn dab day.
cHoaus-Then here's 10 General Scott,
The hero bold and free,
Wen place him there in the Presidents chair,
The Peoples Nominee
Old Cas- came first upon the track, du dab, &C.
i Hut Dpdgiass laid him on his back,
nuchahan next came in the batch,
And Marcy with his breeches patched Chorus.
For four long days they held the field,
s. Each one resolved to never yield,
when suddenly was heard groan, -
'Thesa men we fear too well knowA.7- Chorus. T
They battIcd long, they battled loud,
To ira The man in all their crowd;
Bet nruc was found to quell their fears,
Tillshey hcardthe name q General Pierce Chorus
This mighty General, il is said.
The baggage train has sometimes led,
WheM he brought them up, the foe 10 quail,
lie faihfed, and from his horse he fell Chorus
Then ioinsour ranks, come one and all,
And help to roll the true Whg ball,
Weill chase the Locos over the plain,
With the hero bold Of Lundy's Lame eao,1ts..
IN f4N
Thetattle we To win,
Old Fuss and Feathers must come IN,
+ The Ibocos will find out too soon,
That he syet that same old COON Chorus.
And when he gets to Washington,
The glorious victory will be won,
The Iocos there will round him stoop. r.
To scr him take his plate Of soup Chorus.
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A HOLD nov AND x COWARD.

| Two boys were one day going home from
school, when on turning corner of a
street. the bigger4of the two called out, "A
fight fight let's go and see"
aNo," said the other, "let us go home wo
have nothing TO do With 1.-The quarrel, and
may getinto mischief
aYou are d coward aud afraid to CO.,
said the other, and off he ran.
The younger went straight home, and in
the afternoon vent to school as usual when
the, boys laughed at him great deal for not
going to thefght, But he had learned that
true courage vas shown moss IN pearing
blame when itss not deserved, and he ought
to be afraid of nothing but sin.
A few days after, these boys were all
bathing when one of them got in too deep
and began to drown The boys were afraid
70 ge near him, and all got out of the water
as fast IS they ceald. The lad would very
soon have been lost, had not the boy who
would not 20 to tho fight, and who had just
been laughed at by them as coward, just
come up. Ho at once threw off his clothes
and springing into the water, just reached
the sinking boy in time, and by great effort
brought him to shore. The boys were all
ashamed, and confessed that be had moro
courage than any of them.
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Gardner & Rohr'S. Wheat Drill,
% X
SEED PLAhTER.

I TINE undersigned having purchased -.
= manufacture and sell This unequaIIed Drill n
Inc co9ntlss OF Loudoun, Clarke and the soutbern
hal OF Jefferson, nowa fully prenared ~ H.
establishment in Charest5wn 10 f1tr;sb =, a. suss
any humber Of Drills, made in the most substantil
manner. All orders promptly attended
L., tnls Waeat Drill performs the triple vort ~
pIllling, Sowing and Covering * ,hc same mov =
-, ,s.lFsiy saving much time and labor. Il wil
with saving OF from 10 10 is pcf cent in Iabaf r
VIII, with ease for two horses, plant from 4 10 ia
acres per day Of Wheat Barley. and Other sn,all
grams This Machine has bee 10 use "a q Seasons
ana Wherever i has been Introduced has given en-
This Drill took The first premium at The valler
agricultural Exhibition in October last. Also. The
nrst premium at the Agricultural Exbibitioo for
Belmont county, Ohio October %. 1851.
OBANN0N, HENSON & HUNT.
We have in our possession large number or
eeluhcateS, recommending this Drill 10 the farmer
lowing: se. Wy w
j. have used on my farm and am still using one
81 the Wheat Drills, patented BY Gervis S. Gard.
ner andSGeorge Rohr and now sold BY Messrs.
Henson OBannon and HINT do not suppose
any Intelligent farmer would now dispute The al.
vantage OF drilling over broadcast sowing i also
so ;,s inc above Drill altogether equal I'd any
sfiii now IN use, and the advantage OF applying !
compost box toit, makes Il very desirable The
compost part Of the drill acts well in every prtictI
lar and IS one Of the greatest inventions OF the day
Tor the farmer; il might wel be called the farners
friend, as II saYes both Time and labor.
MARTIN EICHELBERGER.
March 10, 1852
We have ior sale fine ios Of Mould Boards and
Wagon Boxes. OPHANNON 4, Co
April |. 1859.
PURE COD LIVER OIL. for sale b
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NOTICE.

Ii persons having claims against the Estat.
-sss - .IsePa T. Lane deceased requested to
Elements and those Indebted to the said Fsf.ie viii
md 'eir bonds inlmY hands for collection =
can DC found a my Office from o Til 4 o,cloe,,
every day except when absent al Conrt ~
JOHN w. KENNEDY.
'une iVi 1907. .J0seph e. L0ar, der,J
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Virginia, TO wit:

IN The Circuit Court Of Jefferson county, May
18th, 1852, !
BrOckda6rough Nc Cormiek, PLAIST1rr,
AGAINST
James Griggs, frasse,, and others, DEF'Ts.
IN CHANCERY.
Extract fran The Decree.
IT'S further adjudged, ordered and decreed that
i thiscause be rscommitted 10 the Master Com
missioner, with directions to ascertain and report as
to The real estate referred in the said cause and
also to separate and show more distinctly the real
and personal trust funds and how the same are held
~ said James Gfiggs, stating specially all such
matters as he may deem pertinent or as he may be
required so toI state by any of the parties
Tesie, r. r. BROWN CLERK.
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coMnlssIoxEa.k orP,cE.

cbariestown, July 6th. 1852.
The parties TO The above suit are hereby notified
and required to appear before me, at my Office in
Chafleslown, Jefferson county, Virginia, on the
6&dag 81 august nert at 10 o'clock In the morning,
with all vouchers or other evidence 10 enable me
10 execuethe decree in the said suit from which
the above extract Is taken.
Jalv & 1870
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New STYLE Paper Hangings.

New Style Paper Han9IngS'
n S. GRIFFITH begs leave 10 cali the atten.
VI. ton of his customers and the public general
II to his PaperhaDsing Warehouse, and examine
his well selected assortment as it embraces all the
newest patterns
Fine French Gill Papers for Parlors;
do Gothic, Panel and Column Paper, Of every
description
Glazed and Common Papers Of every description
French and American Bird Board Prints;
do do Borders;
Landscape Views, &c. .4uow
Also. NAV be found. Yenitian Blins1e Selling al re.
narrpss~ ,--as; Patent Rlindd. S. GRIFFITH.
s5aades &e.:-aHnging Warehouse. 100 BAR Il
au4lfsrf ", 1882. next 10 the Patriot Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

IN The Circuit Court of Jefferson County, May
29h, 1852
Darid Whiteford,-< PLAINTIFF,
- AGAINST
Ell H. Cdrrelps h dm'r. q. others, DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY
Extract from the Decree.
A ND the cburt being further OF opinion that it
- would be premature at this time 10 decree a
sale Of the real estate in the proceedings mentioned,
and that further account is necessary, il is adj
judged, ordered and decreed, thalthis cause be re-
ferred 10 master commissioner OF this court TO
settle the admit istraion account Of Isaac Fouke as
administratoref.Eli H. Carroll deed, and to as
certain the out standing debts against said estate
in taking WHICH account, be is directed to take as
the basis thereforthe account returned 10 the Cir
cult Court of Jefferson where the same shall be re-
turned to the court, e6eept.so far as the same may
he shewn to be erroneous; and said commissioner
is further directed 10 ascertain what amount and
which Of The debts secured by deed of trust on the
Beekeey land in the proceedings mentioned re-
main unpaid he is also directed ioreport the value
and annual value of said land.
Teste, r. T. BROWN, Clerk
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COMMISSIONERS OrFrcE.

Charestown, July zth 1852
Tel parties interested in the above order OF court
will take notice that 0g, Friday t6e Gu dag or Aa-
gnsi shall al my Office aforesaid, proceed to
execute the duties required of me by the above or
der of Court.
r. WORTHINGTON,
JulyS, 1852 Commissioner.
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R. +. BROWN, CLERK.
CoMMIssloNER,s orrrrr

81. July 8, 1852
The parties to the above suit and an pexsTed 10
teresied therein are hereby nosifeddarlestown JEFF
appear before me q nv ut0sz day Of AHgrsf ncri,
leIsen county. "a. ihorning. with their vouchers
a. = ~ Whence, 10 enable me 10 execute the above
decree. EDWARD h. COOKE, =
July 81 1852. Commissioners
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

OxEor rIIg FAMILIES THAT DoNes4aKE TIE
NrwspapERs - Dad, who isthis Samsss.an.
cisco that is gettin' all the gold out theroS.ss
Californcy mus. be the richest man IN
WHY, johnny. Ireyther think he is some
sorter relation to the Sam Jacinto who was
kilass. '....- .a-----..ar in Texas by Gen, Sam
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R. 7. BROWN, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OrrrcE,

CharlestoWn, JuIy!Ith, 1867
Those Interested in the execution Of the above
order Of the court, wil1take notice that shall,
Saturday The Tth doyof Aagut neat, proceed, at the
Office aforesaid. to perform the duties required ofme
BY. said order. and they are requested to attend
with the evidence they may have desire to offer.
R. WORTHINGTON,
Ju4yES, 1852. Commissioner.
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Euraa from fhe .Deeree.

A NDIhe cause coming on 10 be heard this 18th
n day Of May 1852. upon the bill and exhibits
and The answer Of the defendant Mary Grace, was
argued By counsel; upon consideration whereof il
Is adudged ordered and decreed that this cause be
referred 10 a Master Commissioner Of this court
who is directed 70 settle and state The executoriat
account OF Mary Grace, as execuiTix OF Martin
Grace stating specially all such matter as he may
deem pertinent, may be required by any Of the
parties so 10 state, and make report And the mas
Ter commissioner in taking the account, is author
lied fdeemed proper to assemble tie parties before
him by publication 10 the manner prescribed in
such cases by the Code Of Virginia.
A Copy-Tcsie, r. t. BROWN, Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

&c on t17 v,1 - W.
.ial ana sobsequiously Important and spirit
nal Champaign, when all free dimmikrats are
expected to meet the brunt of the battle.
bare their virtuous huzums to the seathine
light, and 60 il for Thompson Pierce 7,
Tremendous shouts of apnlause1
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COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE, |
Julyes, ls5s.
Yirginia. to wit:

in liz Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, May
2Sth, 1852
PhaiglC. Pendzciou and John r. Cooke,
suftieing erecutors d adam s. Daadr1dge,
deceased, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
.JglR II CooEns admir- of John Waipcr, decd, JatR
C. Rralper, Mary Halper jacob Ns,rcoa,er, Dan
iei B4fkAart Sherifof Berkeley county, committee
adat.+ Of Eh-abetA GartreH, decd, and Of Richard
6arifen, decd, aud Of He@ekiah GartreH, decd,
and yf Richard Saeckics, dee'd Henry J. Scibcrt,
admit, de bonis non Of Richard Gartrea ne cider,
deci&s HIitiGm c. Burns, admir- Of John Burns,
deoads Richard II. Lee, Nathan S. Hhitc, C. O.
BaaE EsmRaa r. Ire, The Bank 81 tie Valley IN
zFirssata, Hid'am Rigalsftne, John Bycfs, JACOB
Mgefs, .Jaan & Waite n. p. Magrader Francis
DaRHingaoR, James " Moqre, r. Cdmegys, Mary
Bostrs, Mtaor Hurst Mary he,acy, Oftah Ker-
aep IHeAp SoltJ Johnson, James Graatadaai Anthony
StrgtAel n III. q. v. w. Meofe, b z. Iaeraer,
ZaslariaA Hurst ". L lFt56. n. q. n. StNgart,
Begsamia Lacas, and TTnecsit NJ Batter, admir-
nil. Lie-,cN aa4e1ed Of IVUttqm Saert, DEED,
DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANcERY.
FTSHIS cause came on to be heard this 25Ih day
i qt May. 1852, upon the papers formerly read
in thelranse and upon the answer OF Mary H. Wal
per- aud replication thereto, and was argued By
counsel; whereupon the court doth adjadge, order
snJ decree thatthis cause be referred 10 Edward T.
Sssks commissioner of this court, To state and set
We tn9gseeount Of Henry J. Seibert administrator
i4EyN
81 'lraa,r o...aFas, admir- OF John Burns, deed
gona $500, shasesr OF John WalPer, decd
St;uabltb rar,rsYi saa illustrator e. eGfeio Of
and assaaniniSirator also q,
,Sass ass'd and HSzs assets Of he cssss i
SAaha S1 sf-s DEC as the said
missioner Is also directed to take an accnunt ~ ~
de6sS provided fer BY the two deeds Of tfusr
70 lnsthe amended BILL executed By John C. Wal
per- ana o. TIE annual rents and profits of the land
! descended from John Walper. deed 10 his heirs
The said John G. Walper and Mary Walper. sepa.
rateS i laid of, and 4Ae value Of said land ex
elusive Of The dover Of Ne widow of John WaIper.
dec 4, but including the revegsion; and The court
doth appoin, John p Kerfoot, Adam Small. Nv !.
I. Shodgrass and Daniel Burkhari, or any three Of
| them 70 lay of and assign to The widow of John
| Walner, decd, her dover in the Berkeley land Of
which the said John Wapcr died seized, ana The
said Commissioner Cooke Is also directed to MAKE
any special statement which any OF The parties may
require. A copy-Tesie,
RI. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

~A couple of Irishmen,- who had not
been long in this country, met at au~inn and
called for dinner. As it happened there
was dish,of horse radish grated for dinner.
Pat, thinking it was something to DO eaten
with a spoon, put aslarge spoonful in his
mouth The tears Immediately filled his
eyes aud rolled down his checks. His COM
panion saw it and said
Pat what is tho matterl
q Was just thinking Of my poor father
that was hung in swate Ireland,' answered
PaE
But Jenny soon flled his mouth with
the same, and as the tears gushed from his
eyes also Pat says, n
'Wnets the matter, what. hasihappened
20 YET
.Ahl' says JeiAsay, 1 was. just thinking
what apity It was tus', you were not hanged
when your father was.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

in the Circuit Court Of jefferson county. MAY
2Sth. 1852,
Jacob Myers, PLAINTIFF
AGAINST
John @ WaLpcr AID 1Iary Walper,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-22

~ a mans true wealth hereafter is the
good he does in this world to his felfowmen.
When he dies, people will say What prop.
erty has he left behind 2 But the angels
who examine him in the grave will ask.
What good deeds hast thou sent before
thee2,
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IN cHANCRRY

THIS day came the plaintiff BY his attorney, and
IL this cause coming on TO be heard upon the
bill and exhibits. and order OF Publication against
john g. Waper and the answer 81 Mary Walper,
was argued BY counsel; upon consideration wAere--
OIL is ordefed and decreed that commissioner e.
z. Cooke do ascertain and report what amount is
yet due upon the legacy claimed by the plaintiff.
together with any special matter deemed pertinent
by himself or required by the parties
A eepy-Teste, r. I. BROWN, Clerk.
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New Style Curtain Goods,

oo received very extensive assortment Of
t,,. nsW Styles Of Curtain and various other Up
no,:eTY goods for the fall and winter seasons con-
T a'iu DsIanes, new styles and bright colors;
vnlon Damasks, all colors and qualities;
Do mo oU. DO Do. do
W. I,Aeg Reds, plain and fgured
r mIss G I. all sizes; silk 60;
1hea Muslin Curtains. xhite and eol,I.
p. sia sad hg'd Wos. plush and all colors;
0, aa ooorniees, newest styles;
90 Ornaments, do;
"a. 60 Curtain Bands and pins.
w. Kocs, Rings and Ornaments;
as Loops and Tassels: Silk do.
Featber p nssp q hand and manufacture to order,
Pew Tsn. RS, Hair Husk and Moss Mattresses,
pertaipS5a s = &C. together with everything ap-
= ms line Of business, may be had at
IT,, G. S. GRIFFlTH'S,
Apriloo usJpaenolsiefy Warehouse, l22 Bait ST,
- 49, next to the Patriot Office
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Virginia. 20 wit:

Inahe Circuit court Of jefferson county May
g. 1852
Thomas .SeztOn, Marfin Ssztdst and IOin
sSertSn, PLAISTIFFs,
AGAINST
Nary Grace, seidop, tkeUisee and ezecEtrsr q
Martin Graz, deed, Edmund Grace,
Laurcssoe Butler and An1sfasia his srlfe,
1liehaeI Cade and Mary his ifife, Edmund
sSezfon, Patrick Sezton, Lawrence Seztoa,
James Craze and Jossph FL Pixnkeft,
DErsrs
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IL sL4s "
: July 8, 1859.
Virginia. TO witt.

IN the Circuit Court of Jefferson County; May
John BgYrs and Jaco5 Myers, PLAlNr'r,
/ AGAINST
JohH e. IFalper C 0 Balls Edmund l. Ire Rich.
II, Ire, Nathan s. VAIte, tie bank Of the Valley
IN Virginia, John Kcptinger, William Rightstine,
Jdha H. Bryan, .J5hn K. Waite II. p. Magruder,
%, r. Eomegys, Meredith Him John Doecc!l,
Ffancis bennington, Montgomery SlennoaS jas.
v More IT. T'ador Ticker George Byers aqI,hf
ofJuscph; Smith, dec'd Mary Bocers, Minor HISS,
Mary K.rney, Uriah Kerney, Thompson Johnson,
james Granfhan, F. Comegys, Anthony Strot4cg,s
Ytneent ~ Butler admir- Nth The 4ciA annerebfT
I'm. Shirt, dec'd, M H. x Y. ". Moore, y. 7,
Ia,racrt Zackafiah Harsey AMI Catharine his,
arife, " L. JVtbb, Ztchariah S4aeart Benjamin
Lucas J. r, Hazatfaack A8drcac Brantner J. II
Khoth - Lowsdcs, Lieklider 4. Cameron, ~ F..
Bfaekhek, Cothariae HJaipsr and Mary H. Hat-
IN cHANcERY.
THIS cause coming on 10 be heard again upon
j. the papers heretofore read and the report OF
the Commissioner, was argued by counsel; upon
consideration whereof il is ordered thatcommsson-
er EDWARD 4. Cooke do asccAtain and report 10 the
Court The value and annual value Of the real estate
hef hs SseAaya9 bg qh he G Maps asa whether
ready audited, and if so their nature and dignity.
copy--Teslet~F R. T. BROWN, Clerk.
ss COMMISSIONERS OfFIcE, !
July 9th, 1852.
The parties to the above suit, and the creditors
having liens the real estate Of John G. alpeh
whose claims not already audited, are hereby
notified and required TO appear before me, at my
Office in Charlesiown, Jefferson county, Va, on the
ga dag Of Angns ae1t at 10 o'clock in the morning,
with their vouchers, and with such other evidence
as will enable me TO execute the above decree
Is Julv ii 1853
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The humorous Dean Swift whose an
tipathy to fishing was we'll known, having
been asked BY q child what fishing rod
meant
st means, my DEAR said he, only long
pole with worm at one end and fool at
fhe other
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InALTIMoRE AGENCY

M. yWa1aAM THoMseN, No G Carroll Hall,
Baltimore. MARYLAND is al authorized Agent in
the city of Baltimore. receive Subscriptions. Adj
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Entire New Stock Of Carpetings.

AAtAkV NV W OUVOA VI Oul EOtk4SDs
~ S. GRIFFITH. No. ~ BaliimoE street has
NJ. Just received and is now prepsNd to exhitt
one of the most splendid assorimenfof Carpeting
ever of3red in this market; anong which may
be found,
Tapestry VefvetCarpeiings !
d. Brussels do
sa rs three Div = al new sd patterns
do Ingram do bright colors
ExsFa Fine do do
DDanaSk vepitian %
pDraggcts, Rugs and Shin Rods. n
qualities oi''iis' a "ie'hS gay
a iIlp ana Table CoveFs ia every variety.
sres,as, aooYe stock has been selected villa t6e
eoa Conn.,. care rom the largest s *
advantage 10 Ilsals ss niI terms. Don't
we arau on most III Number.
mistake the rf3. S. GRIFFITH, ~ BALI St,
Zen rripolett's Alley and Gay street.
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III ve1.,. MAGAZINE. and lot Of No
price III also, "the Life of General Scott'n
Julys - Just received and Tor sale By
L. NJ. SMITH.