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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-23

DISSOLUTION OF PARTN ERSHLP.
TTNHE Partnership heretofore existing in he
il BUTCHERING BUSINESS, between SANiL. q.
YOUNG & CO., was dissolved on the LIST of january,
1866, by mutual consent. They return to the c:ti:
zcns of harlestown and vicinity their most grateful
acknowledgements, for the liberal patronage which
has been extended, and hope they have in some de-
gree reciprocatcd the kindness Of their patrons by
furnishing the best Meats the market could Afford
and which they have endeavorcd to sell at the low
stPrices possible = ,,o,,,,,, . no Z.
T.,,,,,, 1S6S
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining IN the Post06fee, at ChGrlcsto'rn,


December SISt, 1904.
Mira. Sarah K. BriscOes Samuel F. Baker. John
Brown, James Burr. Absalon COckrsll. E +. Cham
bers. Lawrence Davenport. Thomas DObson; ia
cob J. Foreman, G. B. Flanagan L. T. GalIaher
L. H. J. Hunter, James Hsssey, Mrs n Hsttsrly :
Jerry Jones. James v. Moore. Mrs, Emily W Mo
Ter, Caleb NIaddighs, Mrs. Harriet Milton. w. E.
NcwhOusc, Thos. NewhOuses jackson Newman Geo.
Neale. John Rowland, Judy RansOuS T. Reynolds
Mrs. Catharine E. Rober, Mrs. Mary Rennolds.-
Henry H. Sisler, Stragfnue Shrualts6one, Miss Re
beccaStau. Rev. H. H. Tucker, John ThomPsOn.--
Miss Virginia Weddle, DR.. F. B. Wilson. William
West. J. p. BROWN, p. NJ
NEW STOCK READY.MADE CLOTH
IN .. ING AND COHFECTIONARY.
Il HE subscriber opened to-day, on Main street in
Oharlcstown, well selccted stock of READY MADE
CLOTHING, made in the lates fashions and by good
workmen. Also full assortment of Plain and Fancy
CANDIES, NUTS, FRUITS, CIGS1s1S and JEWEL
RY, Owing to the depressed markets, these goods
arc bought below manufacturers prices, aud will be
sold for cash on very small profits,
The subscriber has constituted ISAAC ROSE his
Agent, with full powers to conduct the business
such-and its chief design being to give employment
to said Rose and enable him. under his mis0rtuncs
provide for his family All those inclined to aid the
latter requested to patrouize the establishment.
DJ-Store on Main Street opposite MIR. Harris's.
Dec. 10, 1854. SALOMoN JORDAN
Free Press and Shepherdstown Register copy St. 4
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For himself and in behalf of the other devias'.
Deer ID, lS53-u
4 YALUABLE TAVERN Stand

A VALUABLE TAVERN STAND
az. ASD STOCK Gso5 OF GooDS FOR SALE.
Being DESTROYS of changing my business, shall
@ T Ta+T RI AS f5S % GSG at cAsTLEMANs
(l4IlGa [formcrly SnickersD FERRY upon the
rvT r, n caps fpo ra
Iecsburg) to Washington city.
This is a most important stand for Tavern and
Store on account of the travel, is surrounded by
/ desire to sell also my STOCK "a valuable one
hE-Applicatio be made to me in person OF by
better at my residence, at Castlemans Ferry, Clarke
'04 august :! iS5i. s D. cAsTLEMAN
JEFFERSON FARM FOR SALE,
offers for sale his FARM on which
L ho.rcsides, in Jefferson county, Va, stIRted On
the east side OF the Shenandoah river, miles south
east of Charlestown. The tract contains
$50 ACRES, 9 .s.si.s
chiefly of lime nd red soil, OF which
minefa large deposites arc supposed toexist About
ilO acres are under cultivation, 30 which Is Wheat
my and Clover, to which it is admirably nd@Pted;;-
The remann part of the trnctis clothed with vulu-
seS, TIMBER, fs55Si
Locus and Chesnnt Pred!onnina S-S-.
intersPcrced with other varieties; eNG en- as as -
Oaks Hickory, Red Pine, Ash, &c This Farm pro-
duces Wheat the different Grasses and Indian Corn
equal the best lnndin the county and possesses re-
arnble advantages for either cropping or ErnzinE'
being either frOma half mile to n!ies oil ir1 IN four
Merchant Mills, two of which arc river mills and
water communication, enabling the proprietor tode.
lverfrom 5O1to 1000 bushels day; italso as GRAZ
ING FARM has the advantage Of an almostunlinlit-
ed range back Of the place, and Between it and the
Blue Ridge M0untainS bout mile, &
The improvements consist of a BRICK Dwell
"a LING and oil necessary OUT. BUILDINGS.
66Shti such as STABLING, ICE HOUSE, &c, stu
llIlpa ated on commence, rkoble for its hrRlth
fulress with three unfaing springs Ofso1t W AIER
within a few yards of the buil6inG-Stanondale
Springs and Furnace within 3 miles and South Bend
Forge mile, also two Saw Mills from half TO II
snilcs of the promises of the advnntagcs.-
The Alexandria Loudoun & Hnmshire Railroad has
been located within mile of this farm and will great
" enhance its value.
AS the undersigned Inns favorable opportunity to
invest he will scllH great bargain in the above pro-
pcrty. Application TO the subscriber On the prCIul
Ferry Post Office will be promptly attended to.
NATHANIEL w MANNING.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-23

COAL, COAL, COAL.
il RESPECTFULLY advise those who deal in either
BITUMENOuS ANTHRACITE COAL, for do
mestic public purposes, to give thOir orders
early possible, to prevent delay disappointment
in their supplies.
This course is essential because of the immensely
increased demand, which tax all the facilities ofthe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in its transportation
Address, JAMES A. BECKHAM,
July IS, ls54-tf [EPl baltimore. Md.
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- x BLESSINGS OYSTER

@S&194 Saloon,
Ssy MAIN STREET, CHARLESTOTYN.
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has Just fitted up his OYSTER
SALOON, in handsome style, where he will be
pleased to all those who may wish any thing in
this line.
SUPPERs. &c, served up TO private parties, on
short notice, when desired. -rt ..srul
FRESH OYSTERS received daily, which will be
furnished families by the Can or otherwise.
Noveuber ID 1874
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-23
HARDWARE.

IHAVE just opened n large stock of
IN .'.t.s5SH HARDWARE such as CRst-Steel Mill
Saws, Spring Steel X Cut and Hand
Saws, Wood Saws, Frames and Saw Rods, Sash
Cord and Pullics, Copper Rivets and Burs, Plumb
Levels, Tape Lines, Sheep Bells Thomas & Co.'S and
Roland & Amcs' long handle Shovels, large ns-
sortment of Scissors, Pocket and Pcnknives, Wade
& Butcher and Wostenholm's K L Razors, Locks,
Hinges and Screws, a few frst-rate double barrel
Guns, Powder Flasks and Shot Pouches, Gun Wads,
Percussion Caps of all kinds, Powder and Shot, white
ivory handle Knives with and without forks, Chop.
ping Axes with and without handles, Drawing
Knives, Spoke Shaves, Rounding Knives, Round and
Broad Axes, Chaper's best Planes, Carpenters
Hatchets, Claw and Riveting Hammers, hand Ham
mers Stone Sledges, Door Springs, Ia new article)
and variety of articles in the Hardware line, too
tedious to mentiOn-all of which can be had at the
Market House for cash edit to punctual Gus
toners. THOMAS RAWLISS. >
Charlestown Novenber IL 1854.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-23
SMALL FRYl 81 !.

SMALL FRY! SM ALL FRYf!
The Small Fry Botterie1 are drawn Tuesdays,
Thursdays; and Saturdays. Capital prize 5000,
1000, 5000, $1,000. Tickets St-Package Of
Wholes SIS, Halves ESQ, Quarters S3T5.
NO RISK, NO GAIN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-23

w4surSeroS NArIox.b MosuMESr.- eontri-
1rtiags to this monument, during 1854, amounted
~ 7ea 90, all of which was expended, With the
.,,--c.rtion of S2f2 So.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-23
Il Rich and Splendid Lottery
On SATURDAY, January 9th, will be drawn

10 Numbers and 10 drawn Ba llots. -
Tickets $50, Halves SO, Quarters So, &c. Il
APackage of whocs $3.50, Halves las, QCaT4eTs I2l
Eighths SS6.1S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-23

MINISTER TO sPAIN-By reference to the Congress
;onsl proceedings it will be seen that the Senate
eou6rmet the appointment Of Hon. John q Brock
ridge of KY as minister to Spain, in place ct hon.
piers souIe, resigned ThiS.is very popular hp-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-23

ID BERKELEY LAND FOR SALE
DY virtue of a Deed of Trust from Henry st. Geo.
Tucker, decd. and his wife, to me of record in
Berkeley and jefferson Counties-GHd tCith consent Of
he heirs of said decedent-I will offer for sale that
LARGE TRACT OF LAND,
coNTArNINa NEARLY $50 ACRES
lying partly in the counties of Berkeley and JeeF-
son, in two farms, the one known as
STONE HOUSE FARM,
and the other as
THE CREEK OR BOLEY FARM.
DAY OF SAEE-MoNDAY, MARcH 18TH; 1855,
County Court) day. Place of notwithstanding
before the Court House door.
THE STONE HOUSE FARM contains, by recent
survey 432 Acres. . Roods and 20 Poles 1t consists
of ft EXCELLENT LIMESTONE LAND chieay-is well
TIAiBERED-and has a fine stream of Water run
ming thrOugsit Is is admirably adapted to raising
Wheat, II has good In Ofovenents upon IT.
TIE CREEK FARM
contains, as by recent survey
It has a large quantity of TIMBER LAND -
Is principally good SLATE LAND, with con- ia.
siderable amount cs valuable low ground lying
the farm. has fine, bold stream running t61o1gR
it and emPtying. into the he. opequOn.
ing mills, three four miles from bIartinsburg-a
mile two from depots on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad-and six miles from the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, Eve miles of which is upon good
The TITLE to the whole land is perfectly good, as
all isposed to purchase readily be eatsfd about,
by reference to the gentleman mentioned below
and will only sell so much.
TERms OF SALE.-One- fourth upon the 1st OF April,
1855 the balance in three equal annual payments
with interest from that day-the interest payable
CoryEYANcE on the LIST of April, 1s55-the pur-
chaser executing bonds and deed OftrusttO secure de-
ReSerf to- D.. H. CoxahD, Esq, Martinsburg, Va, or
J. II. TucKER, Esq, Winchester, Va
AT1-Possesson given April lsts 1855 with leave 70
tenants to cut and secure the growing crop Of small
JI January 9, ls55-ts.
ayAs the owner of the other half of the two tracts
crrcd TO above will at the same time and place,
and upon the same terms sell my interest IN the
eIne and will give deed Of Harranty for the saIae.
HayiE been in possession of the land in question.
forDear : so years, a. my own maiden land, and
LioC there be question about
nv fitle refer 70 the same gentlemen. above
named. AENEi w + = OtSlNf.A'
j. r. TUCKER,
Ten Is55 for the Heirs.
UT REAPERS, REAPERS.
w r be leave 10 inform the FarInetS Of jefferson
.nd I,oud5un that we have the soc Agency for the
&c Of RcCorniCk REAP Farmer 1EIioT.i95h
~ SerIIre one of those celebrated Reapers would do
ell ID leave their orders before the hFst Of April
~ beet Machine Of The hind IN the United States.
Jan d 1855 ZIMMERMAN & co.
n = T5T.A STER, PI4AslsIl
~ ~ syooa6t 81 n ESD GRouNp3 PI.ASTR,
Il s7.7k per tom The ed9h and tle bag must ass-
- ~ - cider. = II. II AisQuIIE4.
e 2 ca town, ostabeE 81. 1854.
CIH11 R0IsS, or sale b 4
- Dec S 1855 49, s. - T..
OSe3GiFs6s B. y by = lsLss
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-23

~ rIURNPIKE NOTICE.
a. HE public nre hereby notified that the annual
subscriptions for the Of the BeETyyllc Charles
and that Contrasts to tue first Of October 1856 uy
be spade ny pplicitOn to the Trcasurer TO Tnod.
Instructed to allow pass the Gates without
payment tolls till contracts for the ensuing ytaE
are MADE RATES OF TOLL
To bEehwgsd peTs0nS tpO and is1ss the Turn
p,ts ot he Ro't'O0H aud SH" I'D, ttS ri f0Ts i
HorSe to Wagon cents. If 3]ReeIs More than
S p1aS. Horse c g. Rsg. ls.ss wide half
sl1 Rs as essF,s e 10 Is . Round tip.
2osRosp Or Horses! When tho NJ, number !.
soca..e 70. %q &c 5 p s'T t9s charge
By order Ofth ,e,B8sosard Board; ,,r,.nrso,.
November 81, lsS4-H tEF-1 Treasurer
N 70 AL CONCERNED.
deee e an or ii harib
claims against said Estate requested "a present
the properly authenticated at the earliest day prae-
ticabIe. Those who have unsettled accounts II any
volchers for an carly settlement Those INDEBTED 10
ts estate are requested to make prompt payment.
SAMUEL RIDEE0CR,
Administrator Of VIM c. W orthiDgton.
A9-PeEBons having Books belonging &c his IibraFT.
viii please return them Immediately.
sSovember %, 1884 s.R.
,PARTNERSHIP NOTICE
u saE undersigned have entered into Co partner
Il ahip in the Mercantile Business in CharlestoNsnS
uhder the firm and name of CRAMER HAWKS,
The RbiliE e from and the assets due the estabsh-
MEETS date back to LIST of Janus y, 1884. The bust
ncs viii be continued ut the old stand of W. Graz
Hfr' who Will give il his personal attention The
new hrm viii every effort to merit the aupportof
the public, and hope to make il Of mutual benefit
- A w CRAMER.
WELLS ]. RAVES
iSeeember 70, 1884
-77ZI7 FOR .SAIFs,55
n HEALTHY stout young NEGRO WOMAN,
eholst IA years Of ago, With boy abOut si
months Of age She e quite hardy girl and capa-
bic Of doing mt ct any kind Of hou5s-lpork For
terms of sale inquire 1t the oee of the Sr1RrTs
November u, lS54-6
IN NOTICE.
II I1E Notes gwen at the sale Of the snhSCFfeF viii
tecGEe due the 9Th Of this nlnntii5 and prompt
payment eXpel ted. Ash am Ia aneof Nancy alls
thg Indebted VIII pledie come Ana sy les
N0Bess is3ta EDWIN @. ESGLEs.
December ~, 1854,
EF9 sss no THE PIIRIlFCs p =
PIE tuhscfiher inldfIlis the public AIR. IIeliet
boseF has opened road 10 the left Of the effvSilis
itss south 81 II. store anti the subs
f5beF opened one also fhrot "a Bis red g iha.
lelihl lS 61ollS Ssate. He cfiits Il who hay
he44tollr ptirtlfsssl his two shops - -
: " qfsola- ma tt cen 6avs RI III
tlA sAe tgsns. etion q ttsif hlltn
Gpreglesr g 1884. OH,
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-. .-25571yTSs777H 1TOR3S NOTICE 10.
A ADM IN iiselSJted to the estate Of John Bow
AL H. pnatis make payment 70 the undcTsign-
ed At an mi pToDerly authentcated, for settlement
sent JOHN J.. GRANTHAM,
Admir-. of John Bower.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-23

FOR SALE.
Il WILL sell at Private Sale my HOUSE &EFA
and LOT adjoining the property of L. Bolts IEt{l9
Esq. Also LOT Containing OF an ACE 4s+ -s1.
built thereon Terms, Cash, or Credit of nine
months with bond and approved security
January 10, 1855.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-23

A LII
- The Small Fry Lotteries are drawn, Tuesdays,
5000. 5000, sao0 Tisfd9a ' s@ lTS ACCT q
NO RISK, NO GAIN
TRY DIR LUCKY OFFICE,
oo-vve receive The Notes of an Solvent hanks or
Checks of De post, and remit in return for prizes,
Bank checks ON any place in the United States.
est Prizes
lo-Ai letters directed to NJ ANSEL. & CO. will
feel sure that their orders will be attended 70, the
fame as if they were here themseiyes.
It has many times happened that we have made our
correspondents rich before have had the pleasure
of personal interview.
The undersigned are always ready to answer let
teFs of enquiry. In ordering Tickets, look over the
list select the Lottery enclose the money and direct
the letter to our address. TRY Us! TRY U.s.
Hcy-Au those who want good Prize, will please
NJ. ANSEL & CO.,
Box 1858. Post Once, Baltimore, Md.
A PPLE BRANDY. just 5eestysd By s,,,
1SAMTLY HAMS, SUGAR CURED, for
II saleby h L-EBY 8 SON.
RT7ACKERFII, In barrels and kits, for sale BY
WI Dec. 8, 1854. H I. EB1 & SON:
0PERAI. ADAM ANTINE, g TALLoYy. for saIe.
November Z, 1874, II y. EB4 + son.
0AIAD OIL, iTesl, jrst received and Tor sais b
. B1s. s. I5b4 n Il EBY & SON
NROCERIEg or ALI Kinds
S.. ss. eRkSfRs { H45sxs
CALT.-GrOund Alum and Fine 81. jglt reeeiV-
Ds - 3 ). lax 49,
FoRN 81 Arch, 81 salstIZ
D0WDEE. BlasfsTg and GSsnpoyssIcT, i5T -1sls.
Nov. e. e. L El34 3 Sons,
6aLQVI ll1ldi IN I'd, e. ri
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m TO THE PUBLIC.
HE undersigned having entered into Co Part
nersbip with his father Samuel G. Young, oConduct
THE BUTCHERING BUSINESS
in Charlcstown, most respectfully solics the sup.
mort Of the community. Having been assocatcdfOr
several years in the business with his father in
CharestoWn he hopes its citizens will bear in testi-
mony to the fact that he has at least cndcavOred to
render satisfaction, and accommodate them in all
matters to the best of his ability Having now en-
barked somewhat upon his own hook, and DESTROYS
ofmaking livelihood by his own labour, he hopes
he may not appeal in vain to generous public.
The BEST MEATS the market of this or adjoining
counties can furnish, will be served up regularly,
and sold at the lowest price that will afford LIVING
profit from DEAD article of trade.
Respectfully, &c,
Jan. %, 1855. GEO. w. YOUNG.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-23

dARIEOGO AN0O4SGAGNS42 OO'Ao
PANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
Incorporated 151O..sCharter Perpetual.
CaDitaf $50, 900, with power of increasing
it to S26Oy0O0.
DUBLIC Buildings, Manufactures, Mills, Machine
nv Dwelling Houses, Stores Merchandise, House-
hold furniture Vessels the stocks while in poit
&C. will be insured at rates us low as the risk will
Applications for Insurance may be made Of
b. w. HERBERT,
In the absence of the Agent from Charlestown to J.
p. BRewN Esq., who Will attend TO them Promptly
Persons at distance address through the mail.
N b. On all Church Buildings and Clergyment
personal property the Agent will present his Commits
ions ia reducing the amount premiums the riska
thus arising. January = le52-ly
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January %, 1856. 100. - Z
-C1TJTION no TRESPASSERS.
HE undersigned has suffered serious injury and
-reat Inconvenience, by persons breaking dowt the
EEsncino gates, &c, which enclose his lots bear
Is rIsstoTn 90 that their stock may have free ces5
Hereto Notice is therefore given that all So Of
tenders viii be hereafter prosecuted 20 the most
i;;f of The law without regard 70 persons, q all
stocf found encroachings will be secured, that
tbeir owner or owners may be made topay ~ LAM
age done, 80 - ~. NASi1tfi - 4
--1--7T WANTED
a SCHOOL. TEACHER, IN District No. 49, 20
- - AMY TO { 500 DAVID HOWELL, ern. q
Charlestowr, Jan. 20, 1855. Z =
- SPRING DOlIESTICS.
BALE TvilIed Osnaburg Cotton, for Pant
do Plain DO % a0rnhlE tyr I
- do / do A.. Heavy da51s
| tx pieces Pennsy lyania Plaid do Aas
Blue TyVil.ed Osnaburg = s!ftstt ssiL}a
Blue white and uRblee Knit nE7 CO n; j
zIlrge assortment Of best make hleaehed httons
lust received and for sale ut low price and szl
4mlliot n. fegIn.s..ys 4 ssS, JERE 3 ms.
Jsnua@y q. 1855 sl 80 20
/ TNOITESITC GOOD ...t e liaye jts sceiyed
| IL very large supply Of nolte' % s,dos consist.
80 Il Cotton Ounabairies
"a do dOfffs ~ q 3l5s
/ I41 Brown Cotton IS gssE i
I5rsTy lfy7 N lQglFl bur
Ianide1ns nQ5 sttsfl
i p61flalsilgJ i I'D
JsS.ss. CRAAlEl e.
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FOR SAIIs,5 =
n HEALTHY stout young NEGRO WOMAN.
about "a years OF an With infant bay about sig
months Of age She e quite hardy gill ana capa-
bic Of doing mist any kind Of hopse-lpork. For
terms of sale inquire 1t the ofee Of the SrrRrT'
November IL, lS54-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-23

For Sale by all respectable Druggists s Merchants
PEEL & STEVENS, Alexandria, Va, Wholesale
pueuts for Yirpiuin.
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Gbe Markets.
BALTInToRE nIARKET.

rconarsPoND1Nez OF 7HE SPIRIT OF IErFE1sor.l
BALTIMoRE, January 19. 1856.
FIOUR-Howard Street. $50 bbls. 1T SSs7i
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A CITIZEN OF THE OLD DOMINION THUS
SPEAKS.
ScoTTsvILLE, AlhemaEle Coz Va,

And by Dealers everywhere. August =
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-12
SHERIFFS SALE.

| DY virtue Of a ~. Fa. to me directed, VIII be
- exposed to public sale, at the Court House
| in Suu5ury, at 10 o'clock, n. M. on Saturday,
the asth day of May next, the following property,
to wit:
All that certain tract or piece Of land, situate
in Lower Augusta township Northumberland
county, bounded OH the north Ivy land of Jacob
Raker, on the east by that part of the tract OF
land Of which this is part, marked ID in the da.
gran and inquisition returned TO the Orphans
Court of said county, bearing date the 9th day
of February, A. d., 1855, in pursuance of
Writ Of Partition Issued out Of said Orphans
Court, TO make partition and valuation of the
real estate of William &. Gcarhart, deed on the
south by land of Daniel Vail and on the west by
purparts marked 4 and D, which said tract or
piece of land il marked in the diagram to the
afo esaid lnquisiion annexed purpart C. con.
tanning one hundred and nineteen acres and
fifty .iour perches, and which purpoit was taken
at the valuation thereof by the alliance Of the
said Washington Gearhart. who has since recon.
veyed the same to the said Washington.
ALSO,
All the right title and interest Of the defendant,
(being the undivided one fourth part thereby OF
and in all that certain house aud lot Of ground in
Sunbury, bounded OH the east by River street,
south by lot of Augustus Clement. west bv 10, OF
Dr.. Masser and north by an alley.
Seized, taken in execution, aud TO he sold as
the property of Washington GcarhaFt
HENRY WElSE, Sheriff.
SiRhurv. May S. 1sh5.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-12

A GREAT HAUL or FrsH.--One hundred and
ffty thousand fish, Of the FIRST quality Of her
rings and shad, were taken on the oath ult.,
at the fishery Of Mr.. Charles w. Nixon, on
Albermale Sound. The numberwas SO great
that four hauls had to be made with small
seines of $4,000 each, before the large seine
could be landed on the shore. We are
pleased to learn, that Notwithstanding the
backward season, the present indications are
that it will be successful one, and thu. all
the fisheries are doing good business, with
the prospect Of an unusually large quantity
being packed.-No.folk Deacon.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-12

Holloway's Pills certain Remedy for In
digestion and river complaint.--Maria Arm
strong (27), ofEdgartown, New Jersey, SUI
iered more than most people from indigestion.
accompanied by liver complaint several very
clever medical men told her she was in con-
SUMPTION and her friends despaired OF her
recovering, as she had tried everything they
thought likely to benefit her, without success.
At last she tried Holloway's Pills which
quickly assmulated with the blood, removed
the obnoxious matter and thoroughly cleansed
aud renovated the system. The result is,
that she was perfectly cured, and now enjoys
the best of health. These Pills are also o
certain cure for all diseases Of the stomach
aud bowels.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-12
Baltimore Market.

Nay Q, 1000.
AIN.--Whcat was held at rather high.
or prices than on Saturday, but We heard Of
40 sales. We quote this morning 240(G 250
cents as the ruling figures for good TO prime
reds, and 245(G260 cents for good to prime
whites. CoRN.-White sold at l00(9l03
cents, and yellow at lo2(al04 cents. Penn
sylvania Rye was held at l4s(dl5O cents,
and we quote Maryland do. at l35 cents
Oats were steady at about Saturdays prices.
There were some 1000 bushels at market,
and we note sales at $4,000 cents for dark
Maryland aud Virginia; 64(966 cents for
bright do, and 66(G6T cents for Pennsylya-
MA. a lot of very prime Ohio Oats offered
this morning was held at TO- cts.