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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-21
DEATHS

OF Scarlet Fever, Friday last, GEORGE
I-AMBKIN. son of Jere and Susan NJ. Harris in the
Sd year of his age.
After long month of intense suffering, little
GEoReIE has gone to be child angel of Heaven.
Down now within the silent grave
We've laid his little head;
And soon will the early violets
Bloom DER his rassy bed
On the 7Ih inst, in Berryville, Mas. DELILAH
BRANSON, in her 57th year, widow OF the late w
p Branson, of Frederick county.
On the 2lst ult., at the residence of his mother
in Marion county, Missouri, JAMES H. CARSON,
in his 2lst year
: On the 9Th ult., at Bloomfield, Indiana. JOSEPH
JENKINS, aged 30 yenrs, formerly of the neigh
Dor hood of Bcrryville.
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TRUsFEEs SAFE

RY virtue ola Deed of Trust, executed to the un-
- dersigned by Thomas Strider, and Of record in
the Cierk's Office of jefferson County Court, will
be sold at Public Sale in front of the United States
Hotel, at Harpers-F Ferry, Va,
= o" Saturday. the I'd day of May, 1857.
at half past 70 O'Clock,
Eight Hundred Bags.
And at the residence of Thomas Strider, at Shen
Sndoah City, near Harpers-Fcrry, at S O'CLOCK, P.
M, on the same day, all the
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
of said 'Strider consistingof
Feather Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding;
bureaus, Stoves, Settees, Ca Seat and
windsor Chairs, &C., and all the other articles
OF property conveyed t" AS in said deed of trust
The Carriage and Furniture are new and i'm first.
rate order. " "
TERMS of Sale CASH.
ISAAC FOUKE,
Harpers-Ferry, April 81, 1857. Trustee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-21

80. The prosperous Territory of Minnesota is
toreOune into the Union State next session, and
hsESenStors viii no doubt be Gen. Shields and
Nj. Rice, the efficient delegate from the Terri
tory in the last two Congresses. The Legislature
4 of Minnesota win meet on the 27th ofthis month
for the purpose of disposing of the muniRcent do
nation lands in aid of railroads within the Terri
fitOry which wasluade by Congress the late ses-
SION This is supposed 10 be the largest donation Of
and will probably be found to embrace six millions
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
49,
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMl


NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEM
There are now TIRES. TRAINS Dali
l - 1 IIn8Ee Tor Cumberland5 Wheeling and
First:ZIhe ACCOMMODATING 1e a
leave Except Sunday at IS A. 8I.,scoI
with train from Philadelp hias lirst train from
tngton Cat Junction. will stop at way stat
arrive at CumE erland at 4 p NJ. -
Sec 2nds-The MAIL TRAIN leaves texcl
dAyl At $50 A. n, and reaches VEheeii
a. M connecting at Benwood with trains
lnnbns, CincinnRtf. Dayton, IncfianapOiis
yilles Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago. s
Cairo and intermediate points.
Third.-The EXPRESS RAIN sleavsa
:. r; Ms eonnseting with express trains for
u, st; louis, Cairo, Chicago and intdfTnetiiet
The distance to Cincfnnatisahdeothe cent
southern places In the West is .nenrlJFIlO1
shorter than by any other route. and The TIM
e0-BAGGAeEc CHECKED THRoUGH u
ark, Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis
Louis. = - > 9 =
90 Passengers and Baggage transferred,
THROUGH. TICKETS WILDE sold toaIl al
in the West, at tho lowest rates, 1.-THE Ticket
Camden Station, Washington, and at Harpcl
ry and MaFtinsb1rgs Va. {.
Mail Train. 2--a nsT-S -
Passengers from Baltimore or Westminster
Histc the sltiTs road by daylight, by taking Il
c0mmodatiOn or Mail Trim, and lying over n
lO1RlAuu. 4uey resume next
by the Express Tram, which leaves c6mberi
$50 A. M, and reaches Sheelingat p NJ
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN at s.
stop at all Stations east of Cumberland. a
Express Stations beyond Piedmont going
Eastwardly the Mail Train leaves Wheeling
A. NJ, and Accommodate n leaves Cumber
800, reaching Baltimore At 5,45 p. M
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOU
Leave Baltimore fO5 Washington AT &, Is Al
A NJ, aud 3 and rs P. NJ. On Sundays q
p. NJ, only. st- --
The first and fourth trains from RaIt;sner
the second and fourth trains irtlIa W asliin gto
be Express atail Trains, stopping only at Wa
ton Junction and Annapolis junction.
The 8, Is and {, is trains from Ball incre, a
8 30 and 80 trains from Washington, come
the trains from Annapolis. -
For tickets, information, fare, &c, apply, I
ENGLAND. Agent at the Ticket Office, C
Station, or to F. BECETIANI, Agent at fla
Ferry. and 1, E. RANDALL, Agent at Nj
burg. Va. w. s. wOODSHD
Feb. II, 1856.
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TRY 1T!

TRY 1T!
NHoMFSoN'S CELEBRATED WASHING
- COMPOUND preparation is entirely
nee IRON any substance that will iniure the color 6r
texture OF the finest fabric, and is therefore naytc
r.irs to one washing Of fancy articles
as a9 article Tor toilet use, it will b. found vcrv
beneficial; also, for Salt Rheum Chappcd Hands
orany eruption OI the Skin, for sale bv
April IL, 1854. BELLER < CooKE
DROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTO-
4 RATIVE-This eautiful aud pleasant nre
ParatiOn for universal toilet use is naturally bean
ntylng in its effects making the hair soft md glossy
in appearance, removing at once dandrufT and itch
and all cutaneous eruptions, we'll as restoring
the Grey and Ba ldness. For sale by 3
BELLER COOKE. .
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FmE-The residence and out buildings of Mr..
Sleet, near Rapidan Mills in Orange county, Va +,
together with nearly all his furniture clothing and
provisions, were burnt last week. The Ere broke
out in closet, in which Mrs. S. had a short time
before carried lighted candle. The loss to Mr..
Sleet is very heavy.
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COMPOUND SYRUP
OF SaHsaoariIla.G

carefully prepared from choice SarsapariIIa,
- ncGor.ing to the improved formula of the last
United Stats DiSP nsntory 1t is highly
Skin, EruPti"ns. &c, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diseases of the Lungs, Canccrous Affections
Heart, PalPitation and;Trcmbing in the region of
HtL' cart and Stomach, Neuralgia, Scurvy Chorea,
or s.. Vitus' Dance, to counteract the destructive
effcc Mercury, and all Diseases arising from an
impr state the Blood. Prepared a nd sold nv
BELLER & COOKE.
March 10. 1877.
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DE BURG'S mol
MANIPULATED GUANO!

WE intend keeping hand !. full. supply of the
ABOVE, composed of Peruvian and Phosphate
u uanos, warranted of uniform quality
, Every lot is subjected to the inspection of DR.
David Stewart, Chemist to Maryland State Agri-
er aud guarantee gifts quality, and will be found
upon examination, superior as the analysis proves,
to any eretofUre sold in this market. Mr.. De
Burg's facilities and machinery for uniform manip-
ulation' are superior to any other in this country
analysis Of De Burs's No. l, Manipulated Guiana
Salts OF Ammonia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80 81
Mixed PhusPhates. .................467
SAND or Insolublc Portion, ..233
Caroonates and other Elements, .....7.l5
WAFER Ut Loss,'' 's...... ............I 3 40
100.
9.65 per cent of Pure Ammonia.
1916 d" (" of PhuspImrcs.
DAVID STEWART. NJ. d.
Chcmis. Md. State Agricultural Society,
st. Johns College, Annapolis, Md, Dec. IL, 1856
Price $4s per ton of 1000 pds. in strong bags
J. & F TURNER,
42 Pratt Street, Baltimore Md.
March r, Is57-3m.
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THE "C4RTRR HOUSE"

CharlestoMn, jefferson County, Virginia.
THE pndersignsd having purchased the hotel
yorahly known as
CARRIERS HOTEL,
have opened the same for the reception of visitors
The PropEietors pledge their every exertion for
the comfort and pleasure of their PATRONS
Their Table will be supplied with every luxury
that this or the neighbOring markets can afford
Their Bar turpished with general assortment
of the very best Liquors.
Their large and airy stables attended by sober
Every department will be under the careful sur
veillance of the Projectors or their Assistants
Oysters, Liquors, Cigars, and Horse Hire invaria-
Diy CASH. J. r. A. REDMAN,
-. ,o-- ar JAMES D. GIBSON.
Messrs. Redman & Gibson, as will be seen bv the
above card, having become prUprietors of NV Hotel
property, would respectfully commend them to
the patrons OF the establishment, and to the public
generally, feeling assured that it will lose none of
its former reputation in their .ands with the im-
Provements contemplated, the House will have addi-
lionai advantages, and can therefore with conf.
dence and pleasure earnestly recommend the estab-
lislincnt: knowing that under their control, the
House will be good, quiet and orderly in every re.
spect. Respectfully.
April ], 1s57-Free Press.
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BOOKS. BooKs.! Books!!!

WE respectfully invite tine attention of Teachers
w and parents to our large and general assert
rcnt ot school Rocks, viz: Parkcr's Revised Phios
0phy and Cotton and Fitch's Physical and Modern
Biographies which are now being introduced in
schools in all the States.
HUTCHINSON &: BURNETT.
Septcmber IL. 1856.
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PEDIGREE.

This fine stallion who took the Premium at the
State Agricultural Fair of 1854, and the two prece-
ding Fairs in Loudoun, is beautiful dark bay with
black manc, tail and legs of fine action and appear
ance, going all gaits we'll, without ever having
been gaited-is sixteen and half hands high. and
well proportoncd for Saddle Harness. and is ten
years old this Spring.
He was sired by Tom Telegraph, who gotten
by old Maryland Tom out of the dam of Bachelor.
and was well / nOwn through Loudoun and Fla uQuicr
the sire of the best saddle horses of the
day.
The dam of young Tom sired Hy Lafayette,
grand dam by Ea gle out of a LOudnun snrrCl marc,
therein combining tic best ever known in
this section OF the country for beauty of size and
elegance OF carriage, together with long life and
great endurance.
will add that Tom has proven himsc' well fitted
as stock horse, a. his colts old enough to
be used, turning out remarkably fine and sell at
very high prices. JOHN w. LUKE
March "a, lS57-3m.
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hrP Paw REszs in the Presbyterian Church are
now due. JNo. HUMPHREYS,
GEO. w. EICHELBERGER,
A. w. CRAMER.
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April 81, 1857.

-A3- Ry Divine permission the Rev. DR.. Haynes
wiilpreach at the Brick School House, in Charles
town, on the 4th Sabbath in April, at II O'Clock,
A. NJ, and the Rev. John E. Massey, ats O'Clock,
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VIRGINIA., To-WIT;..At rules held in the
Cierk's Office of the Circuit Court of jefferson
County, ON the 9th day CT April, 1857:
David Gwynne and Thomas NJ. Gwynne, sur
wing partners of David Gwynre, Thomas
Al. Gwynne and Evans Gwynne, late part
hers under the name and firm of E. Gwynne
d Co, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Horace L. Brooke, Defendant
IN ASSUMFSIT
The object of tins suit is to obtain Judgment
against the defendant who is not a resident of the
State of Virginia, for $50 90, the amount of the
plaintiffs debt against him, with legal interest
thereon, from October 3lst, 1856, until paid and the
costs Of suit; and to attach the estate and effects of
the defendant in the county of Jeerson satsac-
ton of said judgment vixen so obtained
II appearing affidavit filed in this suit, that the
defendant is not resident of this State hereby
required to appear here within month after due
publication of this order and do what is necessary
10 protect his interests in this matter Itisfurther
ordered that copy of this order be published
week, for four successive weeks. in the Spirit of
Jefferson, a newspaper printed in the county of
Jefferson. ana posttd at the frot door of the Court
House of said county, on the first day of the next
County Court. Copy-Teste,
ROBERT r. BROWN, Clerk.
April z, lS57-Im.
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GEORGE II. MURPHY
TOM ELEGRAPH.

THIS celebrated Premium Horse will stand the
l ensuing season, commencing tho 23d n,
of March, and terminating 25t6 June, on TS2A
Mondays. Tuesdays and Wednesdays, at Kill
George Johnston's stable in Bcrrvville, and VIM.
Drew's, near Charlestown on Thursdays, Fridays
and Saturdays
TERMS -Fifteen dollars the scason-twenty to
insure a marc in foal, and fifty centstO the groom
for each mare. Parting with the after Having
her insured, forfets the insurance money.
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ANEW BOOB ZOE AGENTs-

TTNHE LIFE and TIMES Of ALEXANDER HANf-
i ILTON, by Samuel NJ. Smucker, A. NJ author
of the Life and Reign of Methodist, of Russia SC.
This is the only complete and reliable biography
of this great man. He was the intimate personal
friend of Washington, and by many considered his
equal. :.
This work includes history of the timesand men
of the Revolution, and many incidents not hereto
fore given In history It has all the charms of ro-
nance, although prepared from the most reliable
aud authentic Sources and should be in the hands of
every American who reyeTes the great and good men
of our Revolution. sketch of Burr is also giyen
and an account of his miserable end. :
Agents wanted IN every part ofthe United States,
for this and other valuable works, to whom the
largest commissions will be paid. Copies sent BY
mail, on receipt of the price. 81.
J. w. BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. IS North Fourth Street
PhfladelohiR
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CASH FnR NEnpnrs-

VIE undersigned takes this method OF Informing
NOSE VINO have negroes to sell, that he Is pre-
pared AT All times To purchase The highest mar
ket price tor Cash: 1'hose having negroes TO dis
pose of, will find it to their iitersts To- ve him n
call, before sailing as he Is determined t5naS q
In all cases He viii be founii in Nnrtins 81, 50
all public days. WIEIIAM "a SEffrS 80
February Ia, iS57-ly.
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In the Circuit Court of-Jefferson Co, Va.
Harley Greenwood, Guardian of Francis w. Nc
COughtry,
AGAINST
James L. Hamilton and Others
TUE object of the Petitioner Harley Greenwood,
in this case, is to obtain order from the Cir
cult Court OF Jefferson county, Virginia. at its May
Term, 1857, authorizing the payment of all m mics
and the transfer of all personal property. except
slaves, in this State, in the hands of William D.
McCoughtry, Guardian of Francis w. McCoughtry,
others, belonging tn said ward the said Harley
Greenwood az Guardian of said Francis w. Nc
COuShtry, in Fountain county Indiana and notice
is hereby given to all persons Interested.
HARLEY GREES WOOD,
March q. l357=5t. 49,.
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fit, Gumausitiun NM Graurl Ruufjnu

DERSONS building are informed that these ROOFS
York and elsewhere, ana found to he the cheap.
est, and most durable FIRE PROOF ROOF known
References furnished on application. Orders So
licited. BILLINGS HOBART II
NAV d. 1856 -.
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ATTENTION. FARMERSI
Guano Exce lea
BY De BURG.


TT is settled point with all Chemists and scien-
Il titc Farmers, that Peruvian any other de
scrPtion OF guano, does not supply to the sill
third of the constituents for the growth
OF all cro1ss nan soils; aud the analysis of wheat
rye, oats, potatoes, tobacco, &c, prove the
fact. Every one who has had any experience in
the use of gnano, knows that the hand becomes -
hausted and impoverished by its continued applica
ton.
is to furnish the land with the cheapest manure that
will grow the largest crops, and Ut the same time
improve it.
Toe object of De Burg is to supply to the soil all
and every requisite required by the crop for its
growth ana maturity, and leave surplus for its
subsequent Improvement Not supplying. yearly
prospect for future benefit, but TO grow as largo
crops of every description guano, and add per-
nanentiy to the improvement and fertility of the
land.
DIR. David Stewart. Professor IF Chemistry at ST.
Johns College, Annapolis, Md, and the Chemist
lyzes everylot of De Burg we receive AID saws. in
his reports to,IIs:
De Burg's. compound is much more generally
valuable to the practical farmer than any mixture
of phnsphates and ammonia -r manipulated guano
IS There arc other elements in De Burg to which
j ettarh as much InpOrtancea as ammonia and phos-
pilates, aud canuot pass cargo where one of
these is absent however much ammonia and pLos-
pilates arc present.
Hos. r. Y. CoSRAp, Winchester, Va, says, 18th
December, 1856: 80 For two years have Applied De
Burg to the corn crop; Zach time with very mark
ed effect in increasing the product. That no mis-
the field, to which none applied, and the differ.
ence of yield was perfectly obvious. applied
about table spoonful to each hill, before covering,
mixed with sad or earth, to about handful
FAUautER Cor. ii. Dulany, Esq, applied De
Burg on his corn and spring crops, and was much
Guano 80 -'E 'd"A-t'u eFu'iah
JOSEPH NEWMAN, Esq, Gordonsvilc. Va, 18th
December, applied De Burg and No. 1. Peruvian
rnd if there is difference in the YIELD it is in
favor of the De Burg.
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ARE You sICKq

60 AYERS PILLS, glide, sugar
energy, although wrapped up, s there, and tells with
giant force on the very foundation of disease
There are thousands of sufferers who would not
their distrmpers if they knew they could be
cured 70 twenty five cents. Try Ayers Pills, and
you will know it
Purify the blood and disease will be- starved out.
Cleanse the system of impurities and you are
cured already.
Take this best of all Purgatives. and Scrofula,
1ndigesti n, Weakness, Headache, Backachc Side
ache, Jaumdice, Rheumatism, arrangements of the
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, all arrangements ard
all diseases which purgative remedy reach,
fly bfnre them like darkness before the Sun.
Reader, if you are suffering from any of the nu-
merous complaints they cure-sufFcr no more-the
remedy has been provided for you, and it is crim-
nal to neglect it.
That Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL. is the bCst medicine
for cough is known to the whole world. and that
those who have used theIII.
Prepared by DR.. J; e. AYER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Ms, and sulh-by all Druggists aud Dealers
in Medicine through this section.
Also for sale by
March 81. AND BELLER & COOKE.
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YOUNG LION.

TT1HIS Heavy draught Stallion, favorahly known
l. 10 the farmers of Jefferson, will stand ~
the ensuGing ason at the following places: ~
noon, at the stable of MrF w Drew, near Cha rlcs-
town; ON Thursday, riday and Saturday. at the
stabling attached to the Rider House, on the farm
OF VIM. Lucas.
TERMS six dollars the season, or JfUe it paid
within the season Eight dollars insurance by
:-eein, contract and insurance forfeited il the
IS parted with.
April Ia lS57-3t
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NOTICE.

For the protection of our and the farmers
interest, and to avoid any mistake the part of
inspected and analysed, by DR.. David Stewart,
Chemist to Maryland State Agricultural Society.
who rejects all that docs not come up to the fixed
standard thereby guaranteeing to the farmer a
uniformity not to be found in Guano or any other
fertilizer; and farmers will also
Bear in Mind,
That it is only De Burg that produces the above re
Suits aud in consequence Of the greatly increased
demand-whch is beyond all precedent in artificial
market, and palmed off for the genuine
Farmers should therefore be particular and buy
none except from responsible dealers. The genuine
Is IN barrels with WHITE HEAns stcncillcd &. r. DE
BuRG's No. AMMONIATED SUPER-PHOS-
which call on address,
J. j & F. TURNER
~ PRATT STREET, BALTIMoRE, Mp.
Present price, SI3 per ton of 2 900 lbs, or SIs
per ton cheaper than Peruvian Guano.
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Horace L. Brooke,
IN AssUSfFsIT.

VIRGINIA, TO- WIT AT rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Jefferson
County, ON the 9th day of April, 1851
David Gwynne and Thomas NJ. Gwynne, part
ners under the name and firm of d. & I.
NJ. GwvEue, Plaintiffs.
Horace L. Brooke, Defendant,
1N,ASSUMPSIT.
The object OF this suit is to obtain judgment
against the defendant, who is not resident of the
plaintiffs claim against him, with legal interest
thereon from March 3lst, 1856, until pa d. and the
istaction of said Judgment when so obtained.
defendant is not resident of This Satc, he is
hereby required to appear within one month after
saryto protect his interests in this matter. tisiu
ther ordered that copy of this order be published
of Jefferson. newspaper printed in the county of
Hhs m and posted at tn: front door of the Court
county Court, RoB Dbl RGPE 7. BsowN, Clerk
VIRGINIA, To-w1T.-.-At rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of jefferson
county, on the 9th day of April, 1857:
Isaac Fuuke, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Samuel I. Strider, Defendant.
y IN DEBT.
The object of this suit is to obtain a iudpmcnt
against the defendant, who is not residcnt of the
State OF Virginia, for $5l.46, the amount of the
plaintiffs debt against him. with legal terest there
on from Novcmbn' 22i 1856, until pai,, and the
sostS q suit; and to attach the and effects of
the defendant in the County of Jefferson Tor salts
faction of said Judgment when so obtained.
appearing ON affidavit filed in this suit that the
defendant is not resident Of this State he is hereby
required to appear here within month after due
Puocatlon OF this order, and do what is necessary
TO pro- ect his interests in this is further
ordered that copy of this order be published once
week Tor four successive weeks in the Esprit of
Jefferson, a newspaper printed i'll jefferson Coun-
y' and posted at the front door of the House.
ON the first day of the next County Court.
April Z, 1857. RT BROWN. clerk.
GEORGE ii. MURPHY,
Att ey at Law.
Msrtinsburg, Terkeley County, Virginia.
WILL practice in the Courts of Morgan, BerkO
w ley and Jefferson.
References
JOIN B. HeeE, Martinsbtrg. Tirginia.
Joe. S. DUckwALL, Bath,
BENZ BEALL, Ch1rLeSLolcn,
EAoril I iS57-1v
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NOTICE.

THERE will be meeting of the School Commits
:; sioners at the Courthouse, on the first Friday
In May,-a full attendance is requested.
Is Important that the Tuition fees IN to the LIST
mediatey, and onc-third of the salary of the Teach
or VIII h. withheld until the fees are furnished -
By order ii the President,
A. ril u, 1851. C. w LITTLE
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T. A. MOORE, Clerk.

MARCH %. 1857.
All pers interested in the above decree and ali
creditors of the said Vincent w Moore arc hereby
required to attend at the office of White s. Bolts in
Charlest"wn, Saturday. the End dav Of May
1857, between the hours of 10, A. NJ, and p. nj.
at which time and place will execute the going
decree. LAWSON Bolts, Comm'r.
March 81 lS57-4w.