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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-12
Action of the Committee of tie HAS Con.
Yeuticn.

The Mass Convention appointed State
Committee, with authority 10 iii any vacan-
w that might occurr in lac ticket without the
callin. Of another Convcn;or. The dccli-
nation of Gen. Walton created q vacancy
The Committee lave holden one o. more
sc. sions. and agreed viii! but ore dissenting
voice, to fill the vacancy with the Name of
judge E"Ycr. provided lis views accorded
with the principles laid down by the Con
,,niion. These prime, liy>.'c, IN Their nam
FEATURES. iIcntca. will! those Of the Elt,au'.
platform, ard consequently such - Ju !@c
Eoycr would approve. Tie correspcnlcncc
below settles ;hc matter, We apprcc!. and
itmay be expected that most Of the irccmrn
participating in the Mas. Contention. Will
give their suffrage to lie Hon. SrirHrN
Rover. for Governor There VII 10 c.ccD-
tons. Dr. Powers has constantly abused
him. and will. doubtless. con;nuo 10 10 so.
Isy a system Of political iu~glery tllc nomi
nation Of the Ju'luc was ,hwar:cl at IL" Mass
Convention. The Convention :Ac mass g;
lac people desired his nomination. They
were defeated TX tue manner IN which til,
dominating Committee was made VI. and
their voices not suffered to ic heard Dr
Powers was 4: the head of this lroy cncnt.an,
nn'l.r the prc!encc that the .Iu,i - was urscun'
un the temperance question, fllonoh lis lct'c,
WI. clear, and all t.iat he iu'.ie!ouS iltnl
Of temperance desired, Violently opposed bin.
The jules We'll known sober habits a Let
ter guarantee than ten thousand pied, yes civ
,.n near election time--vith his frank a, Vow
al OH; views in the lct.c, to the editor Of
the St Adams Messenger, afford entire sat
i,:action to the wi>cSt and :hc best friend, OF
the temperance cause, and such vii! cordial.
support Jud.e Ho>'r for Governor: ih
following correspondence c%.lains i.':!i;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-12

chairman District Committee.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-12

C|Lil"HN!A-Hy recent private hiicrS
from California we learn that business there
is dull, an employment; is hard toll obtain
rl h mUl;ifu,lcs who went there from amidst
thrift a:.a plenty, IN hieh hopes of becoming
rick in brief period. Tie number suffering
in poverty is represented to be very large
Considerable gold in Tie aggregate is obtain
cl !u: Tie number WHO obtain more than a
bare subsistence in DIGGING for it is compare
lively small.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-12

EAlIrnAD TAXI he Railroads very
generally are advancing their tariffs. NJ of
the Vermont roads have recently donc So
and We are informed that the \;iantr and 81
Lawrence Road raised theirs short time
,incc. The reason is apparent. They
cannot afford to do work at The chca? rate
t:cv have been dom il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
CedarILaWn for Sale.

yTTILL be sold at private sale, the FarmskHo&A
w by the name Of Cedar Lawn. formerly fhe r{s>
idsnee Of John L. "A. Washington, deed, i9lns II
Jefferson county, Va, about three miles sew AZ
Charlestown. on the road leading from Be$yvHh
To Eeetown; aud about one mile South OF ~ Heas
perx Ferry and 1aa;thdrtd turnpike adlOinSne -
farms Of John r. Flagg, George islef, MfsSA ID;
Alexander, Thos B Washington, Dr. See5;Ay aJsl
others, containing about 2 ACRES, Ahu4f 81 II
which are in fine timber. The Improvements to&I
sst Of handsome three story Back DwsfIt&s foas
" feet square, with two story Wing 20 feel o. ~
feet attached; Bsfn, Corn house, Milk houes, al
Negro Cabins. Also, a large orchard d choke A6S
pies, and a yonng Peach Orchard recently painted.
The Lawn and premises GENERALLY are highly ink.
proved By Shrubbery and large variety oisaark.
some Ornamental and Fruit Trees. fheA Il
Cisefn convenient, and never failing well oepuff
Limestone Water about 100 yards di,tant : To
farmlin shape Is nearly square. The land > IN
fine state Of cultivation. and the soil Of suferiN
quality. Il has every convenience 10 markF hf
ing In the immediate viciniiyoi the WineSss,sk
and Harpers Ferry Rail-road, and within & OF &
miles of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. TIA
place Is well known, and altogether Is ope n rs
most desirable tracts OF lis size In the YallAy e
Persons who contemplate purchasing. can Sc In
formed as TO the terms Of sa by consulting fSR 10
person. by letter addressed to me at Chariesnvul
Jefferson county, Va.
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
For himself and In behalf Of the other devesoAi
Deer Is. 1S5a4-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
Western Virginia Land AgencE.

TINE Subscribers are Agents for the sale Of
IL large quantities Of LAND in that part Of
Western Virginia, through which the Cenmal
Railroad is 10 process OF construction. This land
considered 10 reference 10 soil, climate mineral
resources, accessibility, and the character Of the
population settli0g"in that part OF the Slate,
will generz1ly commend itself on examination, as
very desfablefor investment aud residence, at the
low prices aud easy terms at which IL is offered
for sale. Fun and particular information will be
farm ished 10 persons desiring 10 purchase, by
either.
HENRYL BROOKE, Richmond city,
S. s. THOMSON, Lowisburg, GreenlIIa CO., ".
p. r. cambridge, Lee Town, jefferson co., -.
Oninher % 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
Patent Premium Threshcr,
Cleaner and I8agger.

Which received the First Premium at the Crystal
Palace, New York this making 10 Premiums in
two seasons in cont etilioR with the celebrated
Separaiors Of the day ;1proying coneiusvely, that
simplicity in construction, chea pness in price and
durability in machine, is being fully appreciated,
and the old complicaleu costly separators must
yield their place TO superior machine. This Ma
chine, for lhreshing, separating, cleaning twice.
screening aud bagging. kby one simple operation
all kinds Of Grain-the greatest labor-saviag ma
chine exani for simplicity, durability, cheapuess
and capacity, it has no rival in the world. II IS
capable of turning o1f. ready Tor the mill Or for
seed, from 800 to 500 bushels Of Wheat per day,
with or 8 horses, and Shands-or from 500 10 500
bushels with ~ horses and as many hands doing
the work cleaner, and breaking less gram than any
machine now in use. This machine received The
first premiums al the Maryland State Fair Bait
10 1852, and 1853 ; The Washington Co, Md.
Fair; Valley Agricultural Fair, OF Va, in 1852 and
1853 the ,Rappahanncck Agricultural Society, at
Pcrt Royal, Va; lhe fsSl premium at the Illinois
State Fair. 1853 at Springfield, and Silver Medal
al the Indiana Stale Fair, al Indianopilis, 1853
This machine is'so simple in construction, that
the one fan and shoe completely cleans and bags
the grain, dispensing with all the eompicatedkma
cEinsry land consequent liability Of derangement)
in all other separaors, thus making il more desiTa
bic 10 the farmer.
SHOP PAGES or ZIMMERMAN g. Cos THREsHER,
CLELNER, BAGGER AND PowgR -rhresher, Cleaner,
and Dagger complete, 6 and horses $I75-Power
loI sanes 1lVOs making lHSI0 Tor me whole COM
pleie Thresher, Cleaner and Bsgger Sc inch
Cylinder. $500; Power for same, Sl35, for 8, 10
and l2 horses. This machine is complete with
Band WTeuches. &C.
IL REFERENCES-S Samuel Sands, Esq Editor Of
the American Farmer 81 Col Edward Lloyd. E.ston,
Md. Capt. ID. Cox, Northumberland Co. Va Hill
Carter. Esq Richmond; Richard Willis, ESQ., Rich
mond Col Charles Carroll, near Ellicott's Mills. Md
+. Nelson Esq, Richmond Col. Davenport JeIer-
son Co, Va; Or. Harding, Northumberland Co., Va;
Hugh Nelson. Esq, Clarke Co., Va Charles Mason,
ESD, King George Co, Va; S. w. Thomas, Esq,
Clarke Co, Va; DR. T. J. NARROW, Frederick city,
Md. David BOYD, ESQ, Frederick. city, Md. Ezra
Hoaek, Frederick city, nd Samuel Holt. sIiddetown
Valley, Nd; John Clageit. Hagerstowa. Nd.
u The above tnarhines are manufactured in
Charlesiown. Jefferson Co., Va. All orders ad-
dressed to US viii De attended to with promptness,
and al. Ihreshers sent ont warranted 10 come up 10
the standard. ZIMMERMAN & CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06

DYYi1ne sfan lnachmeni and order IL sals.
- n he c1,e cf1erFis 3. 0asdners adm lnisira
.sn ~ lanes T. Noler1I will sell, ii psblie
e1le. % FRIDAY, tbs m instant - he premises
secentIy ocenpied By said Molsr, lhs following
Properly. 10 vii
bedsi,ad. I Fsstkcr Bed and Beidinef
Hslfdoz<n Chairs. Rocking de-, Barsan;
Kiishsh Table. ., Rag Csrpeting safs |,
Lonngs, Stand. Template Sieve,
Cooking Stove, GriBd stone;
Let Of Blacksmith Tosls. Bellows. wise &c.
ket n Old Iron. Wood-vork Of Dpukle- Shovel
ploughs, and 2 work Benches
The accounts due 70 sail NoIer ara aIs5 N M
Asndsf6r collecfion
FERNS cash. Sale 70 take piass q o'clock. ?.
- J. ". CAMPBELL. n. 8
April ., 1854. For J. W Mora
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
For Rent

A LEXANDER F0RSETT having resigned
N the execniorship oil George Little, deed. and
| having qualified as administrator with the will
annexed, do offer, for rent from the FIRST day Of
April next, that large two story STONE BUILD
ING, good stable and other necessary out.build-
ings, win Acres Of Land. This property has
been occupied for many years hoie = being in
a good location 10 South Bolivar, Jefferson coun-
w. Virginia.
| also offer Tor rent. from same date three small
DWELLING HOUSES suitable for small tam
lilies adjoining said. property. Letters addressed
to me al rlestcvn Va..2wiil receive prompt al
tent;on. John AVIS j., Admir-
March I6 1854 with the viii annexed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
WIRE.


which they will sell as low and on as reasonable
terms as any house in the Valley. All orders from
merchants will meet with prompt attention and be
delivered free Of charge. In their assortment they
are manufacturing the celebrated Patent Conden-
sing Coffee Pot which has The reputation OF saving
al least one-lourh OF the coffee used BY the ordina-
~ pots
ROOFING and SCOUTING will be done 10
he best manner and Of the best material. All or
ders from the adjoining CouRties promptly attend
ed to.
LIGHTNING RODS, with silver plated points,
brass connectefs, glass insulaters and maable
fastenings put up in durable manner and al
low rates
JOB WORK, Of every description connected
with the Tin and Sheet iron Business, will be done
with nestness and prompitude--ih short this shall
be the place for work be done and well done and
great Bargains will be given to all its patrons -
Shop opposite DR.. Mssdns Main Street
HUNT e. EVANS.
Chailestown February 2. 1854
ts- Cotton Rags, Wool, Hides. Sheep skins.
Old Copper, Brass Pewter, Lead, Iron, Dried
Fruit, Beans Corn. HaY, Oats. Wood Bacon and
Lard. taken in exchange for ware or work.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
FOR RENT.

THE undersigned finding that their business al
Il their Warehouse, al Harpers-Ferry, eali4fot
their whole time ana attention, they will rent iseif
STONE WAREHOUSE, at The ! Old FurnsSe, 2
fer The unexpired term OF their lease, which, n
nearly Eve years. The point il too we'll kDe5sn !
as most favorable one for the Boating Basi.
ness" to need any particular description. ThAfs
is Limestone quarry close BY, OF the best qu2li4
ty which adds 10 the value Of the position. lpSiY
to r. g. BLACKBURN acc
February q Is5l-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
Virginia, Jefferson County, set

n the Consfy Court, March Tsrns, 1854.
~ TaCsurt eontinaed and held for said County,
Ten Friday, The 9Th day Of March, 1854.
The Ceuri makes The following appoinfmenis Of
Commissioners and 0hicers TO conduct lAe elee-
.tsen on he. Fourth Thursday in May sexi. Of
Cossiy 0hcsrs, viz; 4 Sheriff Tor The tern olive
years hom the first dayof July next, Com nssioa-
. - ne Revenue foT the term Of Two years from
We frst day af Eeh.-1i-,, ,.rs fonxisble ~ he
sssers Of each District, Tor The term Of Two years
from The 6rst day Of July next and J...s. " The
Peace ny the voters q District No. (Kableiows.)
70 serve until the 1si day or August. 1856 10 fii
Us vacancy oceasioned 81 he resigna alton OF John
q. 3. Taylor, Esq.
Distyiet No. /, tKableto1cs)
william West, Constable, ofseer.
Logan osburn, Fisher A Lewis.
Asaph w ilson, John Kable,
Hiram L. Oeie,
o.aaytE or more or them, Conmissiosers.
Distriet No 2, (.Smiihfeldl
George Murphy. Constable, ofcer
BsSsn w BAYLOR, 81 Mingbini-
MINI Nelson, Walter Shirley,
George w Tabb,
Or any two or more lof them, Commissioners.
Dsstyics No 3, (Seho0i- House, ChaylestssSn.)
William II. Griggs. oAieer.
James Wysong, Andrew Aldritge
ysaa Lock w c worthinglon,
1 Joseph NJ Brown.
o. aay two or more pf then Con nissioners.
Diariet No 4, fCoayt. Hoass)
JobaW GsllabeE. Officer.
I wells Ha9ks, Frances Yates.
GSosgeH Tate. g w Eiehelbefger,
Isaac " Carrier.
Or any two or more Of them, Commissioners.
DisIrict Ne. 5, (lotoer district, Shepherds
torn
Jacob cOokus, Constable, oai-sr@
join Wysong, John r HamTamck,
4 Daniel Cameron, George BEers,
Jacob WI Reynolds,
Or any two Or mole 81 them Commissioners
Dsstria 10. 6, tnP9sr diastct, ,ish,pherds-
torn Y
JPA Entler. capaabIe, oaieer.
K Boielcr. Thomas Toyner =
: mssd Lee, NiHeenl u Batter,
Shepherd, Jr,
Or any two or more Of them, Commissioners.
Dtstrief No Fl BOi,rar1
Samuel W ssridsr, aliieer.
Carey .Thompson, JOIN Moier.
William Smallwqod, Philip Eagle.
John Il Russell
0rsny two or more Of them. Commissioner
Dfstriet No s,(Harpers- .Fvry)
Philip Engle, Jr., Officer.
J.rsni.h Fuss John C Wilsoa,
\ W Manning, II Herr.
Jesse SehoGefd,
orany tws or more Of them Commisttoners{
Acopy-Teste, 4
April G. Isol-id
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
That Thorough Bred Stallion
BEVERLY.


WILL stand:lhe ensuing season, commencing
w on rheBis{of Apr:l and ending on The 18th
Of Iunei at the Following places On. Mondays
Tuesdays and Wednesdays at the stable of G. W
sappington, in Charles bwn on Tbursdays Fri
days and Saturdays, d the stable Of Abner Mary
man, in PeterSSite enf win be let 10 Mares a.
S9theseasons anii SIP 70 insure mare with foai
Great care will n taken 70 prevent accidents, but
nolresPonsibilip shouid any occur
Beverly is ise bfowa bay years old this
spring. full I6thatds high, Of tne points and form
for action nd.du kbiliy He took the premium,
for the besi Yeas old gpt, at the MARYLAND State
Fair in 1850; Ran. he aYse took the premium at
the Baltimore and Frederick county Cattle Shows
as The best horse IN ibc ground
His sire was Alfobus, By imported Priam out of
Aurora his dam Glen Hoe, by imported Mus
grave out Of Lady, Culpepper and the residue of
his pedigree IL nrquestiofable. He combines in
his pedigfee AID Tie performance of his family as
much promisesforsize, activity and durability 10
his Coils, as any ypung Stallion in the Union.
March % 1881: = - A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
March q 1881
Trustees Sale.

PURSUANT 10 the terms Of Deez al SFus,.
i executed BY Joseph EntIer, dahl JasE.ary
2sth, 1852, and recorded ID The ClerlSs OS4e ef
the County Court of Jefferson county, sshassoner
for sale the highest bidder a, auc.is 4, for AZ.
before the tayerDIn Shepherdslewn iuSSaid Kun
", which IS keps ~ Jacob p. A. EnlleAs On IL ssk
day Of April next. at u o'clock, n Sas LAND
conveyed by said deed 10 me which Ses inSsiid
county, and is thus described In said de, via Sd
joining the lands Of hensell, RobinlHns Rsi4s.
and Richstine and known as iul No 81 ih3pias
of division OF the lands Of Thomas VaifSweSrSn-
gen, decd. &c. and containing by suIesy {
ISL Acrds 3 Roods and Z PsroEs. :
The said sale.will be made 10 raise Ae sun laf
81 80, with interest thereon from JauAafy ISM.
1862 until paid, bsing The amount .eeufid byAtil
deed, for the use of Jnhn w Kennedy.
EDWARD c. COOKE. Srrss4e.
March o. 1854 I IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
Dwelling for Rent.

THE new ihree-stoij sToNE H0UsN, SID
J. ted on Camphiif and lying between lie dxS
lings Of Mr.. Fnss. and Col Edward Luea<s is MS
offered for Rent from Isl OF April next. II haF
good garden, with the necessary out buiiSnss 4
tached and also supply 81 good water Wy ed.
venent Any person wishing TO rent xis app!
10 the owner. MICHAEL DDEANE
Harpers- Ferry March Q. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
McvEIGH 9 CHAmBERIAN

Prince street wharf,
ALEXANDRIA. "a
A ne row receiving. pr sehooaers S'sie<rhn
- and Whiriwind, frsm New YORK and Bosstns
heir Spring stock Of
GR0CERIES, &c,
which viii s1dilioEsl supplies dsiy expected b. ath
. vessels, ui make thef assortment uausu.ly lsIe
ana eenPleies embIsei1g in part As fellow:
l15 bids New Orleans and Porto Rico tugan Il
90 boxas best Leaf .
lo5 bbis Crushed. Pulvsrised and Coffee
10 hhds Cuba and Nuscavads Molasses
80 bbis New Orleans
- Sugar House syrup
IS bags Green Mo Coffee
30 " Old Java and White DO -
3l0 half chests cunpoEdeF, Imperial Y. HYscB
Black Teass Of medium and very prime grades.
a prices and qualities hat win give gsseral
satisfaction.
80 boxes Tailow cindIss
le0 spsrm and AdamanIine do
$50 Dark and yellow Resin Soap
~ variegated Bar. Cushion. Windsor and
c.stile soaPs
s25 bags skos
l25 kegs Sporting Powder :
.ce0 lbs Bar Lead
315 rsams Ruled Cap and Letter Paper
215 I. Single and Double Wrapping do
l4s bo1es caysndsh Tobacco, prime quality
40 Ping 5'saa& S.
10000 Plantation and Havana Segars
$4,000 Half sPsnish and cheroots q
50 boxes Gauett's Sniff i9t
IS jars Rappee
5 bbls Bladder az
so boxes Smoking Tobacco !
lbs y Teu Starch
l75 " Groand Pepper and Ginger
100 Pipes !.
i95 Coils Juie Rope (for leading lines and bed
esTdsJ
IS boxes bunch Raisins
100 drums Fresh Figs
10 bales Soft Shell Almonds
+ 25A Filberls and Pecan Nuts
Il I25 boxes Steam Refined Candies
100 kegs Pure Lead
20 casks Putty, Gopperas, and T. Salts
100 dozen Painted Psiis
lis boxes Window GLASS; 5 by 10, and 70 by ~
IS :. Sup carbo- Soda
IS :" Indigo
IS dozen Corn BToous
100 boxes Maccaroni! Cocoa and Chocolate
rs bags Grain Pepper and Pimento
$50 bags Roll Birthstone, Sallpetre and Alum
IS bales Wrapping Twine
cloves, Nu,megs, Mace, cassis, Backing Ink,
Yeast Powders, Musiards. 1, 2. 3, 4 and gallon
Demijohns, bingham Boxes, &c, &c.
A We respectfully invite merchants, generally, visi-
ting our city, 10 examination Of stock be fore
making their purchases assuring them hntwe will
DO fully as well by them as be done in this mar
ket or Baltimore. March 80, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
NOTICE.

THEREBY forewarn all persons from receiving
/ note drawn by me in favor OF Nicholas Koonce.
dated LIST day Of October 1852 and payable l2
months after date, for S406, (which note is now
in the hands of George Koonee1 unless at their
own risk. as have valid Offset sufficient TO- over
pay said mole. N o. ALLISON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
Attention Farmers!

THE undersigned having bought Of Henson &
u Rohf, their late Patent for sowing Guano,
which he will use 10 his Drills only, be is how
ready TO manufacture al his shop 10 order Rohrs
Wheat Drill, with considerable improvement
upon the oscilating rot-whch he thinks will
meet the appreciation Of every farmer. Ali orders
from any Par,s- Of the State Of Virginia will be
strictly attended TO- County rights will be sold 10
those who may wish to buy.
WIN A. sUDDITH.
Chsrlestown March %, 1854.
cT- Spirit and Laudoun Democrat copy ST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP md
Iron and Brass Foundry.

UNHE subscribers respectfully call the attention
l. OF the farming community TO their very large
assortment of PLANNING IMPLEMENTS, coin-
prising every kindoi implements used BY lhe1arm-
e 10 facilitate and cheaper bis operations, nFln-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
THE LAST NOTICE.

A IL OF those that know themselves indebted to
II me on old note and account will call and pay
the same on or before the 20lh Of April next, or
their claims will positively be disposed OF Why
not come and pay to save cost anf troubieR 4
PHlLIP COONS.
Harpers- Ferry March %. 1854.
~ MY STOCK is still large and good and
am selling of on the very best kind Of terms for
cash, or 10 my customers at the usual Inv prices
on short time
\ N. B. have for sale 40 bushels Of good new
clean CLOVERSEED, at Sc 62i per bushel.
March 81, 1854
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TyHIS fine young Horse will stand -
a this season, commencing on the nls,R
9Th Of March. and endisg on the Il
2ith Of June next tpablic! days ex-.kA1ekk
cepled.l as follows On Mondays, Tuesdays and
Wednesdays, at abe stahle:of Mr. John McCloy !;
on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays al the sia.
Bile Of the subscriber. and will be thankful 10 any
gentleman for his snppori. He will be let to
Mares ot 81 insurance, TO be paid when The mare
proves 10 be with foal
III possible care will bes taken 10 prevent acct
dents, bpt no responsibility should any occur.
YOUNG CANDIDATE This superior and
beautiful horse Is a dark bay, with fine main and
tail, years o,d ia May iuaI I6 hands high with.
out shoes. IN full health land vigor, with great
muscular power and aetivits, with gentle dispo-
sitioD, and Isl calculated ,either for saddle or
harness.
Young Candidate was sired BY Boston and his
dam BY Hyderally, asloEa Eirther pedigree deem
II unnecessary, FLOR be will recommend. himself.
GEOKGE w. TABB
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
NOTICE

A Ii persons having claims againsttke Estste Of
n VIM. T Daugheuy. decd, will present them
properly authenticated for settlement Those in
debled by note or otherwise will be expected 10
make payment al once.
CHARLES JOHNSON,
March ., IS5l-5t sp Administrator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06
GOODS
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

rItHE CO. partnership hfretOfote existing between
u Hunt s. Suddith has This day been dissolved
BY mutual consent.
III. EDWARD HUNT,
Tx WM. A. SUDDITH.
March 81, 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-06

nUKSuANT 10 The leftns Of : ICED II 3fesh
y exreuird hy William Kighniils anseE4~sr1
G. Williams. dated yanuary 2ohEiHs4sand r.
corded in The CLERKS Otiee qftke CSunty<1 Courier
Jefferson Counsy, shall otter Tor sss, 10 Ae high
bidder, Al auction. saf rash, bsforeyhe ESyern il
Sliepherdsiown, 10 ssidyuhnty whS;k isHtsrt "
Jaceb P. A. Easler. ~ he lssh day 81 Al next,
deed n me- whsrhlxes ID sid caun& au& : thus
described ID ssiI deed viz sdleiniIS lke3lknd 81
Swesreneen. Saabion's heirs CAapisae ars 0ast-
isy, known - lol No, Z upot ihe pAll uf Sisisfsn
e he land q Thomas Van Suear;s xens Esd,
containing hF srrreY
I5s desss, / Ras4 "a 90 FErsisss
The said sals viii IL made 10 rais5 ike 3ssn n
SfSiaf with Interest from January 81 81 AAd
- 5il,l4 Interest frufa Januafv 81 issNs rksfl
paid. beiag he amour, secured By "a tasd ar
EDWARD E. COOKE Tfsaes.
VtHE cause pf The non raymen, etsae Hs@kSss
u money for the land above advefxiseiJsaak
defect IN the Title We expected 10 rsAtiyfa tifse
clear Of all iacambrances. whereas, v AavssInse
ascerained, that there were two dltts 1strns4
thereon, for large Amounts Of prior dS to III ore
under which the land was sold to rs vHlch Sib az
sailsfed. We have aIsu been no,idedybf cr@i,ors
6. Webb s Markell that lhey hold ~ san4 iahl.
10 taena, before Il can he applied TO The psybsst q
deed the land was sold ihe said land bHaR pjAness
ship properly. We sre willing 20 ~ ihEpafS
chase money Whenever We obtain 4 81 si,zr II
incumhrances. Our purchase amoup&d = "a So
81 whish ssss A-y~ r-sS -a--' - aress tsss~s~v
EDwARDc. wILIsAMA !,
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