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did not intend doing anything until twelve
or one. when thought We would sce who
Was writing. l knew the position II the
Office. having been thcre before. At
twelve, l vent With Harris 10 the depot.
and We statiousd OURSELVES as uoise!essly J
as possible. pcar window which opened
FROM the Office into center hall, through
which we could plainly see everything in
the room. About one q light was struck
in the bedroom, aud presently Durbridgc
came out. saw at glance that he was
asleep in fact, had suspected ~ much,
knowing him to be something of som-
usmbulist. lie went to his instrument.
and took Eve or six blanks from clip.
which he dampcned and placed beneath
the buttons ON his "cut-out." This ac-
counted for the high writing. He now
t,ok hold Of his key, after looscning the
spring. aud commenced writing with the
back end. This was the reason il cnmc
reversed. He was doing. in fact. every
thing hc would not have donc had he been
awake. He then wrote the same message
over. and after replacing il on the Gle. the
same disconnected sentences, which IL true.
would utterly damn him. turned almost
dca,hly sick, and God knows prayed tha,
Durbridge would be found guiltlcss, and
my suspicious false. He had nov gone
back to bed. aud We vent awny.
Harris asked me i'll knew where the
pond was. l told him. and upon the fol-
lowing morning We went there. With the
proper appliances for dragging the bottom.
They had not worked two minutes before
a suit Of clothes was brought up. The
blood stains were very visible but what
paralyzcd me most vas &c. A. d. mark
ed upon each piece; in fact. | had often
seen him wear the suit II 10 unnecessary
for me to continue When Durbriigo
was arrested. he confessed everything aud
acknowledged the justice Of the law
lie was condemned to suffer an igno-
minous death | have never gone into u
telegraph Office since.
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=AnOrT MILKING.

Five per cen, and perhaps ten can be-
added to the amount of milk ohtsiaei from
the COWS 5f this country, il the following
rules are incxorably followed.
lst. Never hurry cows. in driving to
and from the pasture
ID Milk ~ near at equal intervals a-
possible Half pa.t five in the morning
and six at night are good hours.
3a BE especially tender Of the COW Al
milking.,ime
llh. When seated. draw the milk as
rapidly as possible being certain to always
&c, it all.
9th. ..,cyer think or talk of anything
besides what you are doing while milk.
ing.
9th. Offer some oaress and s!waya a
soothing word when yon approach 4 COW
aud when you leave her. The better shr
loves you the more free and complete will
be her abandon a. you sit by her side
We append the no, uncommon prac'
| tice
lst Let eome boy turn the cows away
and ge, them. who is fond Of throwing
stones and switching the hind ones ever,
chance he gets.
I'd. Milk early in the morning and
late at night dividing the day into tvs
portions. one Of fifteen hours and the othe
nine.
3D.. Whack the COW over the back with
the stool. or speak sharply to her II sh'
does not !" so or :. hoist"
Alb Milk slow and carclessly. and stol
At the FRS. Stacking of tho duid.
9th. Talk and laugh. and pcrhap
squirt milk At companion mixers, whel
seated at the COW.
9th. Keep tho animal In tremble d
the time you are milking. and when don
give her Z vigorous kick.
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Wfisa,sa HIMSELF "A .ipsy man 10
Virginia Cry. Nesada, stopped at pair
Of scales on the sidewalk aud began weigh
ing himself 4 man behind him slyly
placed his foot upon the platform, gently
aud gradaly pressing il down. The uap
on the scales tried notch after notch. seem-
ng grca, astunished that he was growing
20 heavy lie at las, got up to two hun
drei pounds, aud thu beam was still up.
H. looked about for more weights. but
not iinlng any began weighing again. aud
this time found himself rapidly falling A.
way. Down he wen, until he only weigh
ed l3a pounds. when he cursed the scales
and the lnan who would weigh goods upon
il Said he
Now. yc might start TO weigh barrel
Of whiskey on them things. aud by the
The time snu got through yon would't have
uoihin lei, ba, the bunghole."
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At. reeen, church wedding !. Bo,,o.

Ata recent church wedding Al Boston
there were neither bridesmaids nor grooms-
men 1he groom, supported BY friend
y usher walked up the centre aisle. follow
ed by the bride. leaning upon her fathers
arm. At the end Of the aisle had bcsA
erected an arched floral bawer Of tube
roses and smilax. under which the pair
stood aud joincd hands. The bride wore
white rep silk, over which lay the rich
bridal veil. aud on her head was the or
thuiox wreath of orange blossoms; the
groom black coat. white vest. light col
orcd psntaloons AMI lavender kids.
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Possesses alum NIL .ai4 til "a. tHae Lem nu
..til.r u. sflfae "sen psele in theu;
L h4s lsr..r arm lui .tfon yrr ranstrtlr.
iion thu III ta1ilt m5rltiHa. ~ tiiiina n r.
riete. u s"ra. hus tin tie mn. .a.e l.. Glni
nnd mtunfttiht.4t purpose. 0ts A4A1. mtihgd4
need u iva machines II hls 81 sb Ia, aes elrs.
founl.
II htu. ar Widrh Or fhieknr fram Lilo
al IN IN h cnhtre 10 laihes les ~.
, Il inds sol .isitt ar a Ill 9iuH
any lr9id ~ fHliu Nhsleser
Il ibid. nf Is triin u j H., s, II 1.tane.s.
) iIn,.fzEtm, a shfel uf i,ress rsei.
II mnks, l. utifu! tHelei Wufk
II emtfoafrs IN tha edge
II makcs tut on'Ulys or ..nl size ou M,
material.
. I, hts lie ffii.ns mtgiinf which makt :
lfid II -ize "a Dior - l,t rtie u. H. tssrda p,r
huur 1hs zetis Ion $40 eAtra.
~ u siMa.s Won tie FIRST premEam at every
exhibition IN which ii has letn tniEred
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PoLtrrSrss MANY a man raised fror

PoLrrExEss Many man raised from
poycrty aud obscuri,y to wealth and hon
or can truce his rise to his civility. Ci.
witty will always reproduce itself In 9TH
crs. aud the man VIII is always polite will
be sure to gc, at least as msch AZ be gives.
mo man. says Lord Bacon, will be
deiicien, in respect towards others who,
knows the value of respect to himself"
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Hearing physian remark that s,aall
blow would break the nose. rustic cx-.
claimed. "Mell. dunno bout that.
I've blowed my nose a number Of times,
but never broke !, yet "
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THE AMERl CAN
Buttonhole, Overseaning,
SEWING MACE IINE,
Has the following advantages over
most all other Sewing Machines
in the market.

l, has tension which prevents cutting OF
thread or dropping oi stitches
II has the most powerful CONSTRUCTION. which
will insure good work tor 4 quarter of a century.
II srws the lgilrs' chnIhrjc u ll the usual
sl.De la3iicr githout any sirui. VII tlcyrr
II has 4 feed hur whrh run le lowered OF
raised AZ will, thus adapting /, 10 ail kinds o,
material.
= II i- impossible to get the maci inc ou' Of or-
der unless Is rust, dust nr tgkin. a part. II will
never sci out ur order rs working
Q II his the highest i,tiuaIc tcrd making
-.2oo stitches per minute il, foot. ui JOu0 by
steam,
II is The lighicst running shuttle machine
8 + makes The most hrluiinl Ia, X stitch
. II has the hAnlsulnest Nppcirii cc.
~ II hts HE strongest, mo,i ouut rnrnt hand
somcy polished, hrtccl tl,lr, will drawer an.l
boartl TO prevent soilina tlr dtes.
II It's eoter Is polished. fttng u = lnskcd n !
little trunk. Therr i nothing bettt IL III IA this Il
preserve ihr machine.
l. II ims straight uesiie
10 Four hnitltins huH spaal nI o,ion
II Il hi. thr hesl htuntf
II II h. the nla.i complete attachment, III
Observation-Disclosures. heuz. lrtls / nds, htslc,.
iurks hfiids aud rHhles.
10 = is as simple any mtthin in In MR.
ket.
II II need. hi tttir ,mr 10 ie am iis o,.fa.
tiuu
Is Il las the iesl en- toiierins naehmeui
- Il stas on =lttieh lieee thile phlinz
another n The Stme tim Without bIsiins II.
iAehmeni or after MHrk
THESE adftnas.e taul' IN" the 4, II qualities of
n scwing machine tJf th# timilt h. want IL
nsr i 81 Oily in all blntl. of W is Nolhiu !
eqnnl f.ln he hinha IN he M d aiu ming lhe
advantages ui al Tie ssAiRs Il Ath,Hss aeA
known. Will. ot.ttlias Il, thaif I saIis.
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Selett Storp.
xRvEn DESPAIR.
ny ,ons u. wRAsnR.

nv JOiS u. wRAtER.
Fear not when clouds Of darkness come.
Nor give up To despair,
Though loudly rolls the ihunaer-drum,
And vivid lightnings glare:
For whi,c-winged peace above the clouds
Is fitting through the all.
Take heart. aud cas-, thine eyes above
Above The things Of earth
Drink in the sweet sunlight Of lore,
Aud Rli thy hear, with mirih,
For joys and sorrows, each in surn,
Are visiunis Of earth.
Nature sometimes seems dull and cold
The giant branches bare
Flowers tors IKE the field and world,
Aud snow flakes iill the air
Bu, when The genial spring returns,
The golden hncs arc there.
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Hsndle rough sidcd mss carsfhlly. Il
psys 70 take lis.ls ~lss - ass sPeuisg
shssnst tsss- .
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A coquetlc Is q rose bush fsm Which
each bean plucks leaf. sa@ - AhOsoe
ara lcft for the husband.
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A wessssn editor reports nsesq 's1o11A
but not closs euosy9 . y te6s4t
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The 1rst sois nsds = ~ ~ r
mint - ~ suyvss eVt = II II
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THE FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES
THE A ERICAN

posssase. aanfza.tl .u zElsEsA u efe f4.ns III
.tis.r u tsltipe rseu ltsle IN then;
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PUBLIC SALE.

II ANiEG qu'i farming { viii sell At Public sale
At ''HIr"'"~ sarn'.' two mrii,s south wet Of
Char issiow" on the Summit Point ROAD ON
II ESDI(, -Eu,ch 7M, 1871.
TnE FOLLOWING
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY -.
Two Work Horses. ono Maze with foAl by
iluuA's Uurse;
CoIt, / Hogs, Cow;
twO-hor>c Wagon aud Bed;
Wheat hrii with GuInU attachment:
Cutting Box, / three horse Livingston
Plough;
Double aud Sinvle shovel PIuurhs;
Ihrer-h"r,c ltd ! twu.hvrsc Harrow;
| C"rm t"yc'cr. : Gram CrlGlrs;
l No" in= Scythc aud SuaiLe;
Brar liQuk-. Fr.ks. R.kcs. shyVel. Ma,
tock- / iiI:f Bu,Eei aiea,ur..
Wagon Grnrs i"r bur IIur>es;
Scifs P!uu-h GcIr-. B.iuG Brides:
Collars ami IIri;ers. half barrel Cider
Vinegar, aud many other articles tuu uun,ur.
Gus To mention.
HOUSEHOLD AND kITCHEX FURNITURE.
Feather Beds. BcdsIeads aud Bedding:
Tables, Chairs. Safe, l WashsIaud
Meal aud Flour Chest;
Cooking Stove and Utensils:
QueenewHre, Tin, Earrheu, Wooden and
SiuUcwarc. dc
TERMS OF : ALE.-A Credit Of Nine NIoptbs On
sn'"" aDO'e ir" D!aTs, the pUrc hassT giving moi.
sums Vi lea DSiEars aud ua,..T Ca-b vii - -.
qufci. y" property ~ be removed until I,Iu,. a.
sale NJ" e. uii lied iIT. J H. EUUEII1K
!. u f"rTEEFEELO, AuCIiUneeT
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VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND
PUBLIC SALE.

L at Public sale, Um
7UCRSHII, -N,rcA IUh, 1871,
al my residence on the Smsuhfield aud Charles
town turnpike. . miles from the former and
! miles from the latter place. the following
Personal. PROPERTY.
head al =""i wrIk iiur.es. one Marc.
head Of Iarrlc; 3 Mich Cow,
Brood S"w>; % Stock Hogs.
t"nr horse Wagon; ! bed, nearly new.
Gum Sr'mG Drii. Buggy Rake.
iarruws, single aud double Shovel
Pl"u.lIS.
Coulter and Mccormick Plough.
Double a"d Sing;e Trees, Gearing for /
horses,
, sets Carriage Harness. Jack Screw. Log,
and FUN Chains. Y cut Saw, ShoveIs.
Forks and Rukcs, Sleigh and Bells,
% bhls. Corn. LOCO lbs Bacon. and many
other articles two numerous to mention
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit until the Is, day Of
Octnoer' 1911, viii lie gwen all sums of en-
Dollars ana upwards. under that am, unit C,asL-
Purchaser giving Buud aud approved security with
INT rest from date. No pop, rty to b, Ty,u.yed
OntIl the terms are complied with.
S'sS- AT the same time and place. I will
otler my FARM to the highest bidder for
cash rent, unless leased privately before
Good security required.
March,. JAMES ~ SuIRIry
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WAS IT AN OMEN 2

A Cincinnati paper says that "whiie re-
moving Winnie Ream's statue Of Lincoln lex.
ecu,ed By the artist at great expense by order
Of CODgress) from the rOtunda of the Capi-
tOl to the old hall Of the House Of Represen,
ta,ives, where it is to be permanent fixture,
the scroll which the statue holds in his right
baud, representing the emancipation procla.
nation, broke in two, aud the detached part
fell to the marble floor aud broke into frass
ments." Wss this an OmenI We would not
undertake to say, attaching very little impor-
tancO to accidents Of this kind. But, we
know that the greatest admirers Of Mr.. Lin.
coin cite this act as among the noblest of his
life, aud seek to perpetuate, in marble and
brass, the remembrance Of it. And vet,
''the great emancipation" was willing to let
slavery continue, it thereby, the Union could
be saved This is a fact that will not be DC :
MED. lie had said, when he came into tho
Presidency, that he had no purpose. nor right,
to interfere with the institution. But he did
it nevertheless, aud as we have said, those
who attribute to him the very highest virtues,
glory in the act that deprived the Southern
people of millions Of property which the Con-
strtu;ion recognized as such from the begin
ming, and at the very tune that it was taken
from them! This ruthless sPoliarion may be
an act such ns Northern ubolitionists. - whose
fathers brought the slaves to this country aud
sid them TO our iathers.-can applaud but
the future historian, however much he may
rejoice at the downfall of negro slavery in
this country, will hardly aIIege that this result
was procured in accordance with the princi
pies Of Justice aud equity.
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THE SAN DOMINGO SCHEME.

1t is thought that the annexation project
of the Presiden, will fail of constitu. iunal
majority in the Senate. This will be severe
blow to his Excel!cncy, though blessing To
the country in more ways than one. 1t may
help to divide the Radical party, and impair
Influence of partisan Executive with the
country,-tWo objects greatly to be desired
while it will spare the people of the United
States the inflicti"n of an African COLONY
upon them, with all the sad Accomplishments
that might naturally be expected from such
annexation.
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SALES.
EGEOUTOR'S SALE.

- a. her late Tesioeneo IN ChaTicsl0Gn.oa -
TUESDAY, LLs 7th dog Of Kareh. 1871
Tue FOLLOWING
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
namely:
4Cnpets. 9 Of .hsn new; pair ar Ma.
hOgany Dining TabIes. several small TsbIes
large Mahogany wardrObe, 9 handsomo m
reaas with marble tops Centre Table viii
marble top. hair cloth Sofa, new /; half doro1
Chairs 70 match the Sofa; Rocking NJ
other Chairs, 3 Bedsteads, one Of den nev
and handsome, 3 feather Beds and Beddin,,
Hat Rack and Eteger, so yards Stair C.rpcs.
ing and Brass Rods, China, Glass ana oue.n.
Ware; l large Cooking Stove and 6xtErer- !
morning glory Stove. air tigAi add cher
wood Stoves. Tin Ware, No. l fresh COW.
/ PIANO
TERMS OF sALE.- -casA Tor aiisaua. q sis,,a
u0de' UEeT thai amount Nine monIha eTediS ~.
purchaser giving bod WiIh approved S-r1riII
GeiOEe renovated property.
sale 10 Oeg.n H'lt O'eiUek. An.
n. 5. WHITE.
WN.E ASOEasOS 4 Co., Auetiopeera.
FEB. ~. lS5i. FSeg Peas eopN
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FRANCES AGONY.

The hard terms wyung from France by
Prussia have evidently caused her intense
agony. The REIMBURSEMENT Of large portion
Of her territory, with many Cort5esses tho
opening Of the gates Of her proud capital t."
the tEiuwphal march Of the conqueror the
payment of an immense subsidy, and thc
quartering of hostile troops in her midst, al:
her expense, until the last franc of Indemnity
shall be paid, constitute, altogether. the biz.
terest cup of humiliation aud voc ever pressed
upon her before. Il is no wonder that her
representatives hesitated to accept and recon-
mend those conditions to the people. and yiel.
ded only to the stern necessity that was i'm
posed upon them. The Journal Ges DeJats,
commenting en- these terms, says:
"Thiers aud Favrc werc several times on
the point Of breaking of negotiations !: the
Tisk Of the RESUMPTION of kostilities, aud
yielded only to dire necessity. bismarck a.
frst demanded an indemnify of tea millisrds
Of francs, and it was reduced to the sum
fually agreed upca only by the mos. strerous
eXertions."
Poor France!
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pSFCHOMANCY.-An lady or gentleman
G." make 81 .OlO month, SECURE their own
happiness aud ind" nSrprr. BY hisiniug p ~
OMASCY, FASCINATION or SOUL CHARMISC;
so pages; cloth. Full instructions to use tLis
power over men or animals will. how 10 Mo-
Inerizc, bccomc Trance Or Writing Mediums Diyi
nation. SpITituNlism, Alchemy. PhiIosonhy 81
Omens ana Deans, Brigham YounE's HaTsrn
Suldr TO Marriage, &c, all contained ia this ho.E
IvusUs cold price by mani, in cloth 8 { IS rnpeT
covers 81. NoTICE.-An peTFon willing to nct a
aE"nt VIII receive a sample copy OF the work free
hs no Hptai s required all DESTROYS Of en-.
pIoynent should Gtnd for the book enclosing eis
A., Pbi's5sipbiS. jan 81. Is1I
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

THE Subscribers have Steam Saw Mil now run.
ming upon their land, rnd would be glad Io
furnish any one in want oiGny kind OF Oak LuInbCr
TeTms accommodating :" good pcrsons.
EPHRAIM L JOSIAH WATSON.
NIHrch =. ls'l-5t. =. p. Copy
GARDEN SEEDS-GEo. flight 4 20.
" have just received their Garden Seeds, which
they are Offering remarkable chcSP
RUNIONS and COrns instantly relieved by the
- use Of PaGtdTE to relieve the pressure. For sae
by GEO. T. LIGHT Z CO
DAEING Powder by the pound At
~ MaToh7. c Ed. I. LIGHT 4 cos.
DAISTS, OLE, Varnishes, &c. for sale by
GEO. I. LIGHT 4 CO.
nESSICCTED CocoanuI for Pies. Cakes, Pud-
~ dings, &c., at GEO. T LIGHT & cos
DruGgsts, Char IcstoWn. " Va.
ERESH MEATS AND FRESH FISH, Of
II the best qualities can be had day or night at
}. II. EASTERDAY'S
Grocery s4,s Liqvoc Store,
e:.reh :. M'rket Hou,. squ,,,.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN MARKET

IOURSUAST TO the su'b"Tiiy Of the win ~ ~.
ch'Istine COEdSn. she uBdsrsiEued a. EESeSs'.S
oilers Tor sale the
1Suso ana Lot
lately occupied by her in Cbsrles,ovp. a,
the main street. and IN one OF the mos, eIioi.
Die parts OF the town The house Uas bull.
within . few years pss.-is Of brick. thUFouuh.
y painted aud covered with Iin roOH-eoatsipa
SIX rooms beside dressing rooms and ,toro
room. all finished IN the best modern gtvle.
comfortable aud convenient, With we'll Sn'
ished BsseWent and CeIlsrs eounter-tesIed-
the grounds are highly improved With shO,os
evergTeens ru-es. &e
The Lot eOD'sIDs about half an Acre ~
ground. veil fenced and improved. With sab
ling. Carriage and Gov House. Smoke Hone
and Kitchen. The Garden has been r.GtefuI,
y laid Of aud Is IN high state of oultiTatioa.
II not sold privately BY the
2lR day If .HGTch. 1871,
the properly viii be offered as public ~. a,
the premises "n that day. upon the Tern. a !.
fourth IN CasiI. snd rhe residue IN one. two
and three years equal payments with int.,e'.
to be secured by Trust on the premises -
transfer Of policy Of Insurance IN some ~
company by the purchaser for n Ieas, - O00
For further intOrmafins apply 70
Ms, WHITE. EzeeuaoTof
VIZ. z. AEpsssos & O.. Sgesio.e,sS
1so- q. Isu Zee Pysss essF-
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I 10 dispose Oi all my
stock, Farming Implements, Ge,
ho'e OF air. Charles HSIiSSSy, sea- zoss
Church. on " @'-I
HEDNESDAY. SD 10y Of March, 1871.
the following amOug other articles;
head g,'Od Work H"rseS. three 4 year,
old. the beet G"Iiah stock. and2 Brood Marrs.
No. MULES-nOue better;
>. = good Mich Cows, three Of Iheln half bred
Devon;
Devon Bull and 8 bead OF young Devon
Cattle;
81 head of sou,hdo~n aud Co,.uold Sheen
-"us-h halt If them with lambs 10y their eide
. Br''"d Sow. of the Chester aud Berke.
shire crrs
40 head al Stock Hogs.
broad-'rcad Wagon with Bed. bOth hesriy
new
nArrnw.irerd do;
lIW"-h"rse Spring Wagon,
II"rse>CaTI. ia good uTder:
R"rkuway aud Harness,
sets Of old Wagon s;ears,
OH" Threshing Machine. With horse power.
nearly new;
B'ektord & Hoffman Drill.
Ma, l McCnrm'cE Reaper, combined;
buggy horse Rake,
Gnr" barrel. " heat Fan and Screen,
hafshear PiUughs, q double aud 1 single
do
IlarrOW..
Single. double aud rhribIe trees,
! Log Chain. ] 5rh do
Srrerehers. Breast ChSinA.
4 lot Of Plough GEAR,
~ Corn Cuvcrers.
2neW Grain Cradles, Shoyels, Forks, Rakcs,
&c. &c.
PeJ- At same time aud place. will offer
the Tenants interest ia Sj acres Of WHEAT
IN the gTuUud
TERMS oFSALE
Nine M"nfh' CTrdil % . IIsuuls Of = nd ah,vs T,,
D'i!nIs under that rasiI, the pu,,bSS,T q.
give "'"d - iti' approved braTIne interr,1
from nat" u pad At maturity the iuIrTsst viii -
Te"''t"''. y" property Ip- vetnuVed rutiI ~
COMPLIED ~ th RRNDOi PA 1.TISTF1
US--E. ASUEEsoS. 4 Co. A0cIiouTSrs.
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PUBLIC SALE.


HAVING dc'rrn,ir6d T." 'ri-rortirrr rarmi,- I
Wiiot'rr at public 80 tie isir
TtEADII Ia dry ~ .M,rch. 1871.
at my residence. '.iNc,t View" rear Kear.
ucy~vi'lc, all of my
STOCK ARD FARMING IEiPLEmEMTs,
namely:
head Of Horses, four oithem good brood
Ma'es, three SUPPOSED to Ice with f;raI.
head Of Coils. one twJ Years old, four ore
year old,
Il head of Cattle, four Of them good railch
Cows.
Durham Bull thorough bred,
! brood Sow aud pig, lBcrkshire),
i Stock Hogs.
good farm WAGON and bed.
Spring Wagon,
Marsh llHrvusiers, new.
Buggy Rake,
Drill. Wi!IOughhy's patent, with Guano
Auachmcrt.
] Revolving Screen. Corn Shelter,
heat Fan. Cr"sbys make, rev,
Bar-hear Piows,
double and three single shovel Flows.
] Cora Covercr.
. 'hree,hcTsG Harrows,
tw".h horse !Iarr"ws. Roller.
Sen Of wagon Gears for six horses.
Harness for two Horses.
Iinw Gears. treble. double. single Trees.
Log Chains. Forks. Sh"vet-. Rakes. and
great many articles too Numerous to mention :;
also about
$50 BARRELS OF CORN
TERMS - The corn ~ ia I- snid or = credit ot 70
dsy", Pur,has'T giving nrs"rraL.. rot. MI en-
a. i''u "h III" 0h"r pr'p'Tty Cr.tIIt until the -
approved E'Curiiy. e. Eesr iutr,cst f,ou, ,at b e
IHh PROMPTLY ~ maturity itc interest will be re-
"'i'"". S""'- "t II" Dollars sud under Cash. No
prop fty g" l." TrnuVr,i uufii -.ttird tnr
SAFE I" CON ma nee At 10 n'gi".k 4 NJ
VINCENT &. MOORE
@ u Mcf;L;SCY, AuSiIonCcI
Feb. IS, l>si-ia
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-07
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

TINT ut ID" UCN' AVrii trrm at che C.,,p,v
. Court al f!rTS'u Cuuu.N We, Viripi,
Petite" MI l." p''F'n..i =" -Rd Court. q t,hat,T
william liar v. guardian. IL tic Sraic ,f 81.
s"n >. IT NnTi" 4 be- Khan. sad Cr,rrr r Reg
ham. infant children ~ J1m"s \. h. kIRm,d.c't
Pr"yiUg the tTlnSirr To sAid cuRruIsn, OF Whst,y
i"hh- may T." ~" Hhd coming {" -Nd w.'ds ~. IN
las. Law II."Haa AuInni-tr.,ur 81 Enup,a;ur r., L.
ham, d"c'd and Executor at George RerE
ham. dec u. IFM =. hardy
March .. i~Tl-It. Guardian by HE Counsel
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-03-07
NOTICE.

Feb 2I.ls1l.

~ Office j. hereby given that .pnIie,,ion viii n.
- iisSe TO the Legislature Of West Wiz iuia for
an act o. Incorporation to consiruer, by indi-
vldual subscription. Turnpike from Summit
Point IN the county Of Jefferson. to interseet
with the Charles;oTn and Smith6eId pike.
WM. c. FRAZIER,
Feb. 81, '71-3t. RoBr. V. SuIRLEY.