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A JERSEY HURRICANE.
Paterson Visited by . Tornndo-Build-
ings Blown Down and Considerable
Damage Done,


Patterson Visited by = Tornndo-Build-
Damage Done.
fierce thunder storm visited Paterson, N. j.,
about twenty minutes past seven O'Clock last even
ing, accompanied by q tremendous hurricane,
which came from the west In the form Off dense
cloud close to the ground, and sweeping every
in its path.
First striking the engine house OF Engine Com
pany No. In Water street, 1T tore OF the roof and
carried 1t into the river. Several small buildings in
the neighborhood were also damaged, but the
worst damage was done to Merris -four mill,
large three story brick building adjoining the Main
street bridge. The windows were blown in and the
wind entering raised up the roof, and then let 1t
down again with such force as to completely smash
in the two upper Stories and in fact almost utterly
dcmosh the whole building. The mill Is about
ruined, with all its extensive machinery. The exact
loss was unattainaDe during the prevailing excite
ment, and, Of course, is not Insured. Several small
buildings adjoining were somewhat damaged, as
well as an incomplete brick building near by, on
River street. Van Houten Brothers brick carpeil-
ter shop in Paterson street had portion OF Its side
blown In. The tower and portion OF the roof
|of the Manhattan Shirt Mills, in River
street blew OF, and the scuttle struck an unknown
man and severely injured him on the head ana ieg:
The Cross street Methodist church was stripped OI
its root, and the Market street Methodist ana ovner
were slightly the
were filled with branches torn rom tne trees
lin many directions. 1t is found tnas con,
country especially to the north of Paterson, where
the shower was startlingly severe ana the play Of
the lightning awfully grand; SEEMS ,ea almost
may prove that the casualties are still greater than
now reported 1t was undoubtedly the most severe
shower and tornado that ever pa s over pater
late hour 1t happened and with Inc exeflng confu-
sion would be mere guessworL
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COURT CALeRDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2-Held by Judge
Brady.-Nos 1855 600, 6e2, 66,s, TO- 79e, 70s, 253
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
Leonard, Gilbert and Ingraham-Nos %, so, 90, 100
li is is 1aa TAI i2S 1 l 1 $780,
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Barrett-Nos. lo5 125 Isl 1872 1aA 1885, 1877 III, 1885,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRiAL TERM-Part l.
Held by Judge JOS Daly-Nos. 1866, 1864, 1887 sos
2oso, 1882 os, l47s, 1873 626 a74, 1854 1855 1858
1855 l54i, 1887, 154s 1545 o77 54s $685. 1908 1911
2495 Cos. ~, 1885, 1851. Part 2-Held by Judge 9.
paly.-Nos. TO- 1865 1882, o. 17s, 1872, 1885, 900
2los H. 2o75 l494. 1913 1862 12ll, 1850, 245 1881
1851, 164S, 1852.
MARINE COuRT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held Dy
Judge Tracy.-Nos. 0l94, 96S7. $780, 9002 $685. 1904
eO73 1854 $780, $685. $780, $780, s973 9o9s o057 1922
1890. Part Held by Judge Spaulding.-Nos $3.50
e071, ol69 s7o1, s7s5, Oil, 1900, 9l00 9ls1, 1918
8l42, 9699, S54l, 1907, 9973
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FEMALE HIGHWAYMEN ARRESTED.

Francis lie Roy, residing at 40 Third avenue, on
Tuesday night caused the arrest OF two girls of the
town, named Louisa Montgomery, of 1874 Elm street.
and Ellen Conway, OF Is Bowery. Lc Roy complains
that while passing the corner Of University place
and Fourteenth street, about twelve O'Clock Tues
day night, he was approached by the females, who
demanded money from him. AS he refused to give
them any they threw him on the pavement and held
MIN down while they f0rcbly took 81 in money from
his vest pocket Officer McCotten, of the Fifteenth
precinct hearing lie Roy shout for help came to his
assistance just in time to sec the females making
rapid strides down University place. He succeeded
IN capturing them. and upon conveying them to the
station house In Mercer street they were detained
for the remainder OF the night. Upon being or
raigned before Justice Ledwlth at Jefferson Market
yesterday morning they denied the charge, but
were locked uD for trial
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THE LAST BROOKLYN MURDER
Inquest Over the Body Of Mrs. Fitz.
patrick.

Yesterday afternoon Coroner Jones held an In
quest over the body of Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick, the
unfortunate woman who was beaten and
kicked 10 death, on Sunday morning last,
by her husband, Thomas Fitzpatrick. The
!post'mortcm examination on the body OF the de-
ceased at the Long Island College Hospital disclosed
the fact that the poor woman had been kicked to
death.
daughter OF the deceased, twelve years OF age,
testified that she got up at three O'Clock Sunday
morning, and saw her mother lying on the
noor OF her room, all bruised she saw her father
s'amp'upon her face several times the jaw OF the
deceased was broken In three places; her father
Ihen went out, and on his return saw her mother
still lying on the floor insensible and he said "Is
IL possible that did thisfr
Omcer Walsh testified to having been notified OF
the ARRAY, ana on going to the house saw Mrs
FITZPATRICK lying upon the noor insensible and
bruised ID shocking manner. The jury returned a
verdict tpat the deceased came to her death the
hands OF fcr husband, and he was remanded to Jail
To await trial. -
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He COURTS.

Decisions.

DecislOnS.
BY Judge Barrett
r, r. Lord ct al. VS.. Anthony 1reland.-Motcn
denied, with $40 costs.
p. r. RenaTd ct al Va. Thomas J. McCahin ct al
The motion must be denied.
Joseph Howard vs. Jacob hoffman ct al.-Order
granted confirming report as to surplus.
Margaret McDonough Qby Guardan) vs. Henry
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of referee confirmed and
Judgment OF divorce granted
In the Matter Of the Application of the Mayor &C.,
Relative to the Opening OF Madison Ayenue.-Mem0-
randum for counsel.
In the Matter Of the Application of Amelia Norton,
an Infant, for Appointment OF q Guardian.-Report
confirmed and guardian appointed.
Schuyler ct al va. Observation-Disclosures for
counsel.
BY Judge Brady.
Lewis vs. Prentiss ct al.-Granted.
Gilmore ct al. Vs. Patton ct aL-Motlon denied.
SEQ opinion.
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SUPERIOR CouaT-TslAL TenK-2ART

Dismissal OF Ono OF tho Black Friday
Suits
Before Judge McCurn.
John B. Trevor vs. Henry M. Smith ct al.-This
win be remembered as one Of the Black Friday
suits, the defendants being the firm of Smith,
Gould h Martin. The suit was dismissed and an
ment was first asked, and this was denied. The
case was then regularly called ana the plaintiffs
counsel saying he would not go on with the case,
the complaint was dismissed.
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SUPERIOR CounT-SpEc,Al TERM.


BY Judge Freedman.
Jane Mary Degueperroux vs. The Broadway ana
Seventh Avenue Railroad Ccmpany.-Order granted.
George II. Berger vs.. Benjamin Marks-Same.
John b. Miller vs. Thomas +. Gibbons.-Same.
James f. Raymond vs. Samuel r. Garfield two
actiOns) Same.
BY Judge Barbour.
John Mcdonald vs. Sarah James ct al.-Motion for
extra allowance denied.
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THE NEWARK SHOOTING AFFAIR,

Ernest Miller, tho plumbers apprentice who
was accidentally shot IA Newark on Tuesday after.
noon, was still alive HISS evening, contrary to all
exnectotIo,fS He REMAINED unconscious from the
time OF the shooting, and ms demise was moment.
arlIy expected Ills father wac dead and his mother
aweils In the Fatherland. Ma.vul tUedmaD, VINO
shot MIN. " eth IN custody.
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SUPERIOR couaT-TalAl TEAm-pAnr 2.


Before Judge Barbour.
Michael Cloney, administrator, vs. The Central
PARK and East and North River Railroad Company
In July 1862 Of the painrif, according to the
statement Of the latter in his complaint, was
pushed or car OF the defendants by the driver,
and falling In front OF one Of the wheels was run
over and killed. The statement ON the other side
was that the boy swinging himself on the step
while holding on to the iron bars when he fell and
was run over. The suit was for $1,000 damages. A
verdict was given for 500 for the platntiH
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

The Court Housc-Accumulntion OF Filth
and Dirt-Im me diate Action OF the
Board OF Health Requisite.
The condition OF the Court House, consequent on
the deadlock brought about by the Comptroller and
the Court House Commissioners, is Of such q char
acter, with respect to cleanliness as to demand the
immediate action Of the Board Of Health. All the
|employes appointed by the Court House Commits
soners have been discharged; consequently there
Is no scrubbing, cleaning or sweeping done. The
closets are without water, and there Is little
Tor no ventilation. The marble halls and
OF the feet In NTH, and the appearance Of the cor
rdors ia such as to greatly eoparize the health OF
all whose duties necessarily bring them in this sui
try weather In contact with such disagreeablo smr
The executive power is the BOARD al
Supervisors, and a committee has been appointed
in relation to the appointment Of new cleaners.
but up to yesterday no meeting had been held,
neither had the old cleaners and scrubbers been
paid the nine months wages that are due to them
In the meantime the plague OF dirt Is going on.
City stock-Award OF Bids for Invest
ments I'm City Bonds.
Yesterday the Comptroller selected the following
from the proposals submitted to him on the pre-
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Special Tax

beIoIe OoHHissIoHer JOHes.
George McNulty, Of Jackson avenue, was charged
with carrying on the business of q retail liquor
dealer without paying the special tax required by
law. The hearing was set down for the 14th inst.
Francis Lantry, of Hunters Point, and ]. w.
Hefnn, Of 81 Greenpoint avenue accused Of SINH
lar offence, also held to appear the former on
the 10th and the latter on the 10th inst,
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MARINE cnuDI.
Retention OF an Omcial.

Retention Of an OMcial.
On the reorganization Of the Marine Court as a
Court OF Record, the Judge decided to retain Dr..
Brdseye who has been useful of1cal for the past
ten years. The doctor Is widely known to the bar,
and universally respected for his gentemanly con.
duct and accommodating manner.
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COURT OF COMMON pLsAs-specIAL TERM.


BY Judge Larremore.
Smith vs. Starr ct al-See memorandum.
Smith vs.. Churchll.-Same.
Schurcheraun va Lehmann.-Same.
In the Matter of Wilhemina Weber.-RepOrt con-
frmed.
erence,
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COURT 0r APPEALS.

Judgment reversed new trial granted costs to
abide event-HenryT T. Romertze vs.. The East River
National Bank
Court OF Appeals Calendar.
ALBANY, June IL, 1872.
The following Is the Court OF Appeals lay calen.
dar for June l3:-Nos 34l, 352 1854, $780, 40 y, 4o2
IU7 sOs. - '~' -
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Death OF Mr.. acknowledgements OF
the Court.
In respect to the memory Of Mr.. Bennett, whose
0bsequies take place to-day His Honor the Recorder
adjourned the Court over till tomorrow friday.
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C-----TeUeff.--- n
7yphs. Typhoid Scarlet Kecs!es Dtpih'o Smo'fpo;

\ Junp IA on IS 70
June 3d.. 1el IS "
At private session OF the Board, held supse-
quently to the above meeting the salaries OF all the
employees belonging to the Health Depar tment
were reduced at a ratio Of about ten per cent.
! That OF Mr.. Cooper, OF the Permit Bureau, which
was reduced some months ago from $4,000 n year
to SO 400, and afterwards raised to the original
amount, has been again reduced to the 81 400 The
income OF Mr.. yanderpocl, the counsellor to the
Board has been reduced from 5000 to $4,000 The
commissioners also have rendered portion OF
their Incomes, IL s understood but to what extent
ias bot yet been oliciay stated. II was ruElored
yesterday In the Department that DR.. Moreau
Norris the City SANITARY Inspector. Intended re-
signing bis position ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-24
The Old Family Journal.
Things About Town.

Or. A. c. Hammond has purchased the Lot
formerly the Sappingion stable lot, Of Major
W. J Hawks for the sum Of $3.50, for the
purpose of rebuilding a stable for the benefit
Of bis hotel.
Messrs. McCurly 6 Duke have removed
their large stock Of Hardware, &c. to their new
Store House corner Of Liberty sud George
streets.
oh. Cockriu IS Son are pushing the work
on the Court House. The Messrs. Totw'Ier
lthough very ,ardyl have renewed operations
in the brick line.
The Shenandoah Valley Railroad Directors
me, in town en- Tuesday la,t Vice President
Walker spent two or three hours in town. As
there was not a quorum Of the board present
nothing definite was done.
Two Of the Fifteenth Amendment citi-
zeus Of our town, Lewis Smith and Jerry
stanton. bad a GsticuI on Wednesday night
last. Jerry cried out Hold, enough"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-24
MARRIED,

In Washington CITY, on Thursday the 5th in
slant. bt TIRE Rev. Dr. Stnrkc, ot the Chuich Of
the Epiphany, EDWIN PARSONS of tn city OF
Nv York. &, MARY LLEW ELLEN, only dau Oh
t,rof NJ. Justice Swaync Of the Supreme Court Of
thr United States.
On the 2sth Of January, 90 Rockford Michigan.
by Rev. W. ~ Irons. Mr.. JOHN F. BRANTNER.
formerly 1f Shypbcrdstown. 90 Miss EMMA D..
BLAKELEl, daughter OF DR.. K. L. Blakeley OF
that town.
On the ,th inst. ~ Rev. G.. IT. Snapp. near
Shanghai. Mr. JAMES FAlhCLOTH. to Miss
PGGBE PALMER, an O; Berkeley county.
ca DE ls,h Inst. Lv Rev. Wm. Gcrhardt Mr..
JOSEPH WINNER to Miss ANNA klNSlN-
GER, both ot MAJ Iinsbuvg.
on tb- 18Th ,ns;. ia the Lutheran Church Ma
tn,lurC. by Rev. NJ. l.. Cutler. Mr. CHARLES
q. EC>SLER O. Miss ELLA Y. LAMBERT OF
Narursburg
On che llth ir.t. bv Rev. VIM Gelhardt. Mr..
MARTIN ). VOEGLE. Of MiaHisburg Chic, TO
Miss CATuAElNE HAEG Err, of Ma tinsbG z.
On ;bc 18th inst by Rcy. Mr. Baker, at the
resid .uc. o' Henry ID. Shaier. on Mai Greek Nc.
THOMAS GORDON. OF Frederick county, Va,
90 Mics SUSAN HOWARD, OF Berkeley county.
At thc residence OF the brides father, Cul. ia
cob ScUciudivcr. IN Berkeley county, on Thurs
day morning, February 18th. Mr. n. Il. HARLEY,
~ bauyiie. H., 60 Niss MARY NJ SkNClN-
DIVER.
on Tuesday. 18th instant. at % o'clock, M,
40 The residence %; DR.. J.. Wuddell Lexington,
Va. by Rev. j. ". Pratt. Mr. JNO. CAR
MICHAEL. of Augusta, Ca, and Miss VIRGIN
IA BROOKE TUCKER, daughter OF Prot J. T..
fucker. of Washington and Ice University.
On Tuesday last. 18th inst. in the Baptist
Church 40 Berry yilie Va. by Rev. 7. ?. Shcp-
herd. Rev. =. G. HAMMER. ct Miami. Saline
county. No., to Sirs. HARRIET y. SMITH, late
of Charlie, town.
Ga tbe 18Th inst. by Rev. A. J. Bender. at the
brides residence, in Bolivar. Mr.. G.. l.. MYERS,
O. Miss EMMA r. CANNON, al OF jefferson Co.,
IS. Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-24
Board of Supervisors,
NOTICE.

A T meeting Of the Boarl 81 Supervisors
N on the 18th February, 1872 the follow
ing order was m animouSly adopted;
Resolced, That the employment Of Green x
Lncas as the counsel Of the Beard 10y the
President to resist tie application OF Charles
q. Littletun FIR an Injunction from the Judge
of the Circuit Court Of Jefferson to prohibit the
Board from putting their Agent, John Avis,
into possession cf the Aims House, and also as
counsel of tie Beard TO eject said Liitleton
from the possession Of said property, is hereby
approved
Did. The said Green 6 Lucas, as the coun-
sci Of the Board. are hereby authorized and
directed to institute an action Of ejectment IN
said Court to obtain possession OF said prop
erty
Srd TIE President Of the Board is hereby
directed 20 give notice by publication IN the
Free Press and in tie Spirit Of Jefferson that
Charles g. Iittcton is no longer tie Agent
q; the Board OF Supervisors of jefferson Coun-
ty. and that no debts incurred hy him here
after will be paid by said Board and no ohi-
CATION entered into BY him hereafter will be
recognized as binding on the Board.
4lh. That snch hands as have been hereto
fore employed by Charles g. Litteton rs snrh
Agent while he was such will report to John
Avis. the Agent of this Board, Cor work, and
that the President Of the Board cause such
hands To he notified of this resolution, and
that if they fail to make such report AMI t.
obey the orders Of said John Avis as Agent
that this Board will not compensate them for
any labor hereafter performed hy them under
the orders of said Charles G. Lttleton.
5lh. That tie President Of the Board /:
further directed to notify the Pnh!ic by pub
licatinus in said papers that no person viii
Hereafter purchase from said Charles g. Lit
tlctou any stock, bacon, wheat, corn or Other
property belonging Ia tie Board of Super
yisars Of jefferson County. and that TIE
Board will institute suit against any persol
making such purchases.
BY order of the Roarl.
GEORGE H. TURNER.
Feb. II. 1872. Clerk Of Beard.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-24
"BELLE-VIEw" FOR SALE.

7 OFFER for sale, privately, about l60 Acres
Of my farm known as Belle-Niew, including
all the Improvements. consisting OF large Stuc,
coed Stone Dwelling, containing seven Rooms and
good Cellar; good Barn. -erccted IN leoo-
Granaries. Corn Houses, Ice House, and all neces-
sary Out Buildings; also good Cistern at the
house aud Well OF excellent water near the house.
There is a fine young Orchard, four years old, on
the place. All fencing is new-between two and
three hundred panels OF new plank fence, OAK
boards and locust posts hes ides some seven. rods
of stone fencing. The farm is divided into seven
fields all watered by Evett's Run-a ncver-iailing
stream that flows through the farm.
The farm and improvement IS are situated on the
Harper's Ferry aud Smithfeld Turnpike, about
two miles from the Depot OF the Winchester and
Potomac Branch OF the i. y. X r., in Charles
tuwn-the county-scat of Jefferson County, W. a.
and half mile from Cameron's Station on the
same road Having been iarmed for the last 10
wears bv one Of the best farmers in the county the
land is in thorough producing order. Terms made
known on application. Possession given, If sold,
April lst, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-24
Fountain Hotel

The Virginia Valley people visiting Galti-
moro win fa3 an 90 acquaintance ami ex-
psriencel hotel mea. Nai. p IT. Woodward
q, The Fountain Hotel ou Camden street. Tb,
proprietor. Nr. Share. iu himself host, iu-
declI Is fortunate go securing Che services oi
Mai Woodward. whose knowledge of o.,
wants Of the traveller is Only cQul'cd by us
desire O. meet chem. The clerk, Mr. Foreman,
ly Dis agabiHty and uniform courteous and
accommodating denoauor, viii Uiu friends f.T
the house.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-24
Special Notices.
40 CONSU,NIPTIVES

rgNHE advertiser having been permanently cured
ofthat dread disease, Consumption, by sim
pie remedy is anxious to make known to ms ell9W
iF.rers tho means of cure. To all who desire it,
he will send copy Of the prescription used, free
of chargo), with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will find SURE CURE
for CoxsUMPr0Y, ASTHMA. BRoScB1Is, DC.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress kEv. EDW ARD A. lLSoN,
264 South Third Street, Williamsburg, ~ l.
Nov ii, lSTl-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-24
Public Sale.

i WILL sell at Public Sale. on my Farm
near Leetowu, on
Wednesday, February IS, 1872,
All NY
Stock and Farming Implements.
Consisting in part If
Wick HORSES gl7ILE. gEEBp. E]lS
McCormick's Reaper aud Mower com
bined;
Willoughhy's Gum Spring Drill
Sncltir'S Feed Cutter.
Siuclair'> Cru Shelter.
Buggy Rake and Wheat Screen;
Wheat Fan. Cart.
Fuar Horse Wagons, two-horse do;
Spring Wagons PlouShS5
HarruwS, Harness of all kinds, &c, &c
TERMS:
Niue Months Credit on all sums over Ten
Dollars, the purchaser giving Bond and APP
proved security, hearing IuiereSt'frnm date il
not paid at maturity All sums under Ten
Dollars the Cash viii be required
GEORGE A. FORTERF1ELD.
Feb. 10. lS72-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-24

To the Creditors Of Andre,o McLatire, deceased
IN pursuance Of decree or the Circuit Court
4 of the county Of jefferson, made in cause
therein pending TO subject the real estate Of the
said Andrew Mclutre to the payment Of his
debtS, you are required to present your claims
against the said Andrew Mrlntire for adiudi-
cation tn JAMES d. FAYMAN, Commission
or, at his office in the said county on or before
the l3tn day Of March. 1872
Witness. Vim. A. Chaphnc, Clerk Of said
Court this 27th day Of January. 1872.
W A. CHAPLINE,
January q, ls12-Tt. Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-24

PUBLIC SALE.
T WILL sell at Public Sale at HalltOwn, W. Va
On Tuesday. March 5th, 1879,

The Following Personal Property, to-wit;
7bead of Horses. among which is young Mare
4 wears old-natural PAGER and fine mover; | two
wear old Colts Cows, one Of which had six calves
before five years old 2 Heiiers, one fresh, with
calfby her side; young Bulls; Barshear Flows;
l Mccormick Plow, Double Shovel Flows,
Single Shovel Piows, 2 Corn Coverers, Harrows
of the best kind; Grain Cradles, Woods Reap
~. l Grindstone, Wheelbarrow, Double and Sim
ole Trees sets Plow Gears, Spades, shovel,
/ four horse Government Wagon, two Horse a
gon.
TERMS.
A Credit Of Nine Months on all sums over Ten
Dollars-the purchaser giving bond and approved
security No property 10 be removed until terms
Of sale are Complied With ur
Feb. II. 1872. JUN W. VII.
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l will also sell separately, or in connection
&c above iarm,
n NIILL-SEAT,


With fall of % feet of water good Milier's
Dwelling House and some or acres Of Land
This property adjoins the Belle-View farm. The
Mill.seat is located ON Eveits Run the cross
ing of the W. & r. X. Il and the llarper's Ferry
and Smithield Turnpike (about fifty feet from the
bed Of the railroad track to which 4 short Switch
can be made and only two miles from Charles
town-the cnuntv-seat of jefferson county. West
Virginia The Mill was destroyed during the war
leaving the walls OF the'l0wer story standing
Situated in the centre Of the best agricultural
county in the Shenandoah Valley and within a few
feet Of the bed Of Railroad. il is eigibly situated
for the manufacture of agricultural implements,
or tor AIill to manufacture Paper from straw, or
for the manufacture of Fertilizers-there being an
inexhaustible mari bed near by, or for a Wooden
Factory as wool i. abundant in the vicinity. !
invite the attention of persons wishing to engage
in Agricultural pursuits, or in manufactures, TO
the above advertisements.
henry B. DAVENPORT.
January 6, lS72-tapl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-24
TnlKe Heed.

I'M the lst day Of January, 1872, sent out
Y Statements Of Accounts 10 every person in
dtbted % me, but few responded 20 the call The
balance Of the delinquents had better come up, or
they will ind the Constable after them. Some OF
them have forgotten the place Of business. II is
under the Free Press Office.
Feb. Il. 1872 J7HN :. YESTERDAY.