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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04
DIE D..

At her residence in this place. on Saturday
morning last, Mrs RACHEL LOCK, widow If
the late William French Lock, in the 18th
year of her age.
a. the residence of her father. in Tuscola,
Douglass county. Ill. on the 9th of January,
1873, Mrs ORR1LL. NJ T1MBERLAKE. wife
of B Il. Undertake, Of this county, and
daughter Of Samuel E. Miller, aged 81 years.
Near CharIestown. on Friday morning,
February 2Sth, 1873 Mrs. Lucy Minor
ABEL, wife of Capt. Joseph F. Abel, aged
81 years aud 6 days.
In the death Of Mrs Abel, not only her
family, but the entire community has sus-
tanned an irreparable loss. She was univer-
sally beloved.
Near Frederick City. Md, on the 10Th day
Of February, 1878, WALTER H1TE BucKEY
aged year. months and days-son of
Thomas w. and Louisa G. Buckley. and grand
son Of the late john B. Packet, of this
county.
On the 25th install Washington City,
ROBERT WHITE MIDDLETON. in the Goth
year of his age. He was native of this
county, but spent several years of his life in
Pennsylvania as an Editor. For the last "a
years he was prominent clerk in the Second
Auditors Office at Washington.
At his residence. on the goth ult, near
Knots Mill. Mr.. WILLIAM FLANAGAN,
aged ahon, % wears
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04
DISGRACEFUL ASSEMBLY.

The Virginia Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence, which has jnst closed its annual session
Mt Norfolk, and which is composed principally
OF Northern carpet hagsers. has been the
theatre of scenes which would disgrace even
the halls of the United States Congress, as
low in infamy as it has sunk. Its members.
n"tcont"pt alone withapplying uneentlemanly
ep'the's to each other, still strive by far
fetched stories to keep alive the sectional feel
ing that 1t should be the duty of protested
followers Of Thirst, at least, to strive to ahate
ana forget; and one member even went so far
~ 10 give utterance to ouch a sacriligrnus ex>
preston as the enemies of Colfax are the
enemies OF Christ 0, holy and righteous
body What shining lights to sinners ye are
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04
TEE SHENANDOAH RIVER,

The recent reorg.ni Zation of the Shenan-
doah River Navigation and Improvement
Company is an event of no little Importance
TO our county people. Until the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad is completed. this water ave.
nue. to market is the only one left us as an i'm
mediate practicable competing line TO that of
our lege lord and proprietor, the Baltimore
Il Ohio Railroad Company. at present,
should any one ask to whom this or that Val,
ley farm belongs, the answer must he the 3.
l. 0 r. r. Co. For nearly third of gen
GRAFTON i has virtually owned this lower val
ley. and has been hard task master t, us
Therefore, whatever can do to relieve our
selves of this burden is not only our interes.
but our duty. We cannot effect legislation,
and if we did the courts would still be in our
way. God has given US partial remedy and
cheap one. A river, the loveles., not
only for its varied and gorgeous landscape.
but for its peaceful gentle flow, sweeps the
borders of our country, inviting US in accents
almost artculate to send on its bosom our pro-
ducts to market. trfing expenditure only
Is necessary. and we may reach the Georges
town market for one>thrd OF the present cost
OF transportation. The gentlemen at the
bead OF the new Company are of known energy
and judgement, aud everything now is aus
picious for a large tide Of trade via the Shen-
andoah river and Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
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TIE INAUGURATION,

To-day will be assembled in Washington
City one of the most motley crowds that ever
dsgraced he national capital The inauru>
ration Of U. S. Grant as President of the
United States for the second term will take
place, aud from what we gather from our nu
merous exchanges we opine that the day will
be celeh' ated by he'er"s ens Gus conglomera
ton such as has never been witnessed on this
continent. The West Point Cadets. the
Middies from the Naval Academy at An
napolis and several hundred u. S. Marines.
will be present in all the pnmp and splendor
OF glorious war-ia time of peace. Yankee
semi-civic Associations AMI Societies will fill
prominent p TT in the programme And
Africa O, We Gods what delicious sweet
scented multitude II the kntion's wards will
swell the throng on Pennsylvania Avenue,
and with ln.ty shouts hail the second adven,
of King Prssiden, Uiyssusl
What the course nj the new-or renewed
President will be, we have no right to con.
lecture. One thing VIC do know, however,
and that is that lie has even vet an opportu
nifty to retrieve himself and wipe out many of
the stains that blot and blur hi NJ litical life
The acme of his ambition is thought hy MANY
to have been reached. and if this be so it NAV
be that his future admins ration will be shaped
BY policy that will do much toward uniting
our whole con' try in one common bond. and
give to the nation an impetus for prosperity
md happiness such as it has never before
known. But as to the counselors whom, he
will gather around him, and what will be the
character of his administration. the future
must determine. We hide our time
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Nj A X ri ED,

In Boonsboro', Nd, February 9th, 1878.
by Rev. Fl. Bovey, J. MILLER SNYDER to
Miss ANNIE E. JOHNSON, daughter of the
late VIM. johnson, of Charlestown
In the Episcopal Church of Shepherds
town. on Wednesday morning last, by Rev.
DR.. Andrews Mr.. JOHN W. GRANT Jr.. to
Miss JULIA b. SMOOTH. daughter of Mr..
Jacob Smooth. all of Shepherdstown
On the 9th ult.. near Scrabble, by Rev.
A. A. p. Neel, Mr. THOMAS TURNER TO Miss
ANNIE p SNYDER daughter of Mr. Jere N.
Snyder, both of this County
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TIE GREAT SCANDAL.

The resolution to expel Cakes Ames and
James Brooks was defeated on Thursday by
the adoption of "a substitute simply condemn
ing them. The end of this scandaluus trans
action, says the Baltimore Gazette, is worthy
of the beginning. The report of the Poland
committee. whilst it pronounced these men
guilty. aud demanded their expulsion, treated
the other members with most discreditable
lenieney. although they were equally guilty
and equally deserving of expulsion. In con-
demning Cakes Ames with ccrrupting mem
hers of Congress. whilst exoneratng those
very members from the charge of suffering
themselves to be corrupted, the Poland COM
mittee stulsi6ed themselves. If Oakes Ames
were guilty, the others must also have been
guilty. IF he merited punishment for his
acts. they merited punis hment likewise
There could not be a briber, as he argues,
without party to he bribed, and in con-
demning him for bribery, whilst absoviug
those who took his stock, and still hold it, or
are entitled to claim both it and the reserved
dividends, is to make Cakes Ames. as he
justly says, ''the victim of line of reasoning
and assertion unjust, partial, uusound and in
conclusive, calculated. if endorsed, to bring
this body"-the House of Representatives
''into dlsrepute. and is repugnant to the sense
ofju>tcs and fair play irubedded in the hearts
of the American people,"
His argument is uuanswerable. He says,
in substance: If merit expulsion, SO d"
they. You cannot, in justice, bring in u
verdict against me without pronouucing
similar verdict against them. I distributed
stock to them. l acknowledge it. They
took the stock aud pocketed the dividends
Wherein is their case different from mine
Well. it now turns out that Cakes Ames is
not to be expelled, but condemned VIVA,
will the House do win the others? 1t was
remarked the other day, 'sthe House is the
best judge of its own honor" Was this ip>
tended to- be-as Artemus Ward would saw
--sssarS asticalI 2''
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NCTICE.

CLrSToS CousTy, NO., Feb. 81. 1878
NOTICE Is hereby given that will ppiy to the
~ Circuit C"ur. of Jeffer,on County, west vir
e1nTa at the next ensuing term of said Court. for
an order authorizing and requiring Me.ars Daven
pr ri and John T.. "iltehire Of J. f!crson county
a,"ress,d. e" pay and deliver to me- Guardian Of
Mary Burr, in Clinton county Missouri, ali neT
s"nal property and money in their ma nds or Others
iongl e TO my Ward sforcssid. and to authorize
m" as such foreign Qua rdinn to sue Tor reroy.r
ana irc.lve all money and persoral property he
Ion cling I" INV Ward in wesi Virginia, nd remove
the SANE TO the State OF n1.souri where said MARY
Burr residrs JOHN T PIuMNEP
MAJ CHI 4 !S73-5t. Canadian b.
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The Jury Law.

The House of Delegates has for two days
had the jury law under consideration. The
qualifications of jurors have formed the main
subject If discussion. The law as originally
proposed, contained provision disuualifyjpg
tor jury service persons who had formed or
expressed an opinion npOn the case. 1t was
urged on Wednesday by Mr. Butcher. that
this was a virtual prescription Of intelligence
since all intelligent men do form opinions of
pending cases from what they read or hear of
the facts relating thereto 1t is the ignorant
classes particularly who do not inform them
selves and who reach no conclusions. But
the previous expressions of an opinion does
not prevent its being changed and a fair iudr
ment reached, in view of law and evidence
1t was therefore properly held thar the dis.
qualification indicated should no. be incor-
porated in the law, and the House so decided
Then came discussion upon the question
of striking out the word "white" as a ouali>
fication for jurors Mcssrs Butcher. Thomn.
son. Bradford and others commended tba, !.
was hardly consistent to provide for securing
intelligent jurors. had beeu done, and then
to food the jury boxes with ignorance By ad
hitting negroes unfortunately. Messrs
Davenport, Morrison and others held that IN
retain the word white as a qualification
might he construed as violation of the latter
amendments of the Federal Constitution, and
for this reason it should be stricke out The
House a. first agreed to strike out. but YES.
terday the action was re-consdered. and the
word ''white" restored as qualification
We Think this whole diffiulty might be
solved by allowing negroes on trial. to have
jury of their own race if they desire We
hear no objection t. this. The JUDGMENT
of his peers" would then he secured to the
colored criminal beyond question. and all cavil
about the matter woul he avoided.
Charleston Courier, Feb. 81.
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One Reaper and blower
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Curt cf' Jefferson County,
West Virginia.:
A. E. McENDREE. Plaintiff,
WILLIANiA MORGAN Executor LIS C..scr.v
OF Jacob Morgan deceaecd, and
others. Defendants.
(Erfrdct from Decree IN Intution. of 9Th
0oy If j"y, 1919
consent of parties. by their sttorney. it i.
- ordered that this cause he referred Il, Js,o.s
d. Fayn.an, Mastcr Co missioner of this Court
VINO upon due motto TO the parties by publication
Tor four weeks sucCeelv-iv in GONE ne per nub
ishd in The county "t Jefferson. sha ,c nd set
lie the h5ecntorlai accounts of VIM A. Morgan.
Executor OF Jacob Morgan. derrased taking "A y
has's at settlement the settlements heretofore na de
sud rendered by said .Nnrc as such Executor he.
lore any proucr anI legal auth, ri,v 80 tar "a sus
tam d bv pro:'-r vouchers and evidence md cor.
recting ~ mistakes that NAV be shown upon the
lace OF ssid settlements otherwise. md ths, he
report any further matter that he may deem prone
or that may be by any ri the pa rites required and
MAKE re'nr" OF his proceedings the mex, term If
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a copy rtte
ROBERT T. BROWN. Clerk.

(Erfroct from Decree IN Tncnt,ou. of oStl
day nj February, 1879
uappearing from the record of the proceeding.
IN tins cause, that the order of refernhc. therein
made. on the 9th day of July, 1871, has not born
executed and that ance the was made the
ilnportan mt qu-sion involved in the cause h,, heen
decided and further that the Muster C,mm ssi,n.,
to whom tn" cause was referred by nsn, is mo
longer in Office it is there motion of tn. de-
PENDANTS. no" in vacation, adjudgtd and order ed
that either OF the Master CornmisaIoners of this
Court. now in office, do carry and execute tho
sand order OF reference in alt respects. as therein
directed. Cop.-Trste.
ROBERT 4 BROWN Clerk
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..

JFHerFoh Uonbty, sct.s
In he County Curt, febrmory Term, 1873.
a REPORT ofthe accounts of William r. Tur-.
q ner: as Administrator of Jacob Cu,trr. deed :,
having b-en filed in this Court. pursuant to Chap.
ter 81 OF the Code, ana than ear. having
elapsed since the opal ton of said Adninjstys
tor: on the nation Of Cs,harine Custer. the sole
de,rbotee Of sad estste. s ordered by the Cours
that the ereditnrs of said show can,e on tho.
Bird aoSD ~ OF APRIL, 1873. aga inst the paw
nent and delivery ofthe estate of said decsdent TO
Catharine u.ter, his Distribute. and II 4. oydeys
that copy of this order be published once a ...S
for four sueees.v' we-ks. In the .'Spiyn Of ,6.rS
son, newspaper published in ,sid county Snd
posted at the front door Of the Court House of ths
County. on the I'd Monday of two suees,sf,sr
months Copy-Teste.
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Jefferson County. t"-wit ::
At rnhes held !" III" Et"yk's G6irc of the
Cir""" C""rt IF .h.6erson C"unty, on tile Sd
dnY of -N,rch, 1873:
JAS. LAW. HOOP F, Plaintiff,
Against
j. NJ BARRY aud -, partners liz AssuaPsIr
tracing under the nsin. OF } Nj
Barry Il Co, Defendants.
TgNHE object of this suit is TO obtain . Indictment
L sgninet the De pendants for the sun, OF g l59 ~
With legal interest from February 18th, 10 snd
TO attach any property belonging 10 IN. eaid De-
PENDANTS in the County of jefferson, and to gar
n'shee any funds hri"nging to 'h,m n ,h+ ba ~. of
Jatnes \" Morris. Engineer and Agent"f the Cen.
tt"I improvement Company, amt the hs nds of
- First Sn'iona Bank al Jefferson tCh riertow
West virginia. in sstis ton OF The said udg
IT appearing. sf!a Wit FLED in this SUIT TINT
the defendants j. NJ. Barry and -, rsr,n.rs
trading under the name CT J. NJ. Barry & Co. ar,
NJ" rcsidents of this State, they hereby
to hnpear here within month itcr the Ola ,e of
the hrs publication of This order, md do what in
necessary to protect their int"re.. in this mater
IT ,s further ordered that a cory OF this order be
published once week for Jour successive we. Re in
some newsraper pubiished in the County oi J-fIer-
SON and is" be posted at the front duor tnur,
House Of the said County at least tw. nty days be-
fore decree is rendered.
COpy-reste
80 ROBERT r. BROWN, Clerk.
Cleon Moore p q.
March 4, 1873 St.
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Legislative Rumpus.

The Speaker of the House of Delegates, of
this State. having ordered the Sergeaut.at
Arms t.. bring in absent members to record
their votes upon bill, one of the absen.ees,
MIR. George o. Davenport, thus vented his
wrath, as described by correspondent of the
Wheeling InteHigcncer:
As soon as he (Mr Davenport) could get
the floor. he fnoded the House with scsthing
invectves against those gentlemen who had
presumed to interfere with his Liberties and
bring HIM to the House as prisoner. lie
said the act Of the House was unreasonable,
ungenerous and uumanly, and the cause of
the whole thin. was whisky. For his part
when he got drunk, he stayed away from the
House until he got sober he did not come to
the House drunk as some gentlemen did. He
would hold the man who instigated this pro-
ceeding personally responsible. He hoped
the proceedings would not be given publicity.
MIR. Butcher said he had moved the call of
the House at the instance of Mr. Bradford
the gentleman from Barbour who desired the
passage of a certain bill. If the gentleman
from Ohio alluded to him in his remarks az
he had reason to believe he did, ..personal
responsibility" was what he liked, and if any
satisfaction were desired he would say to the
gentleman from Ohio that he could be found
at any time and place be desired him.
George rather subsidized after this reioinder
for X. Hume Butcher generally stands up
for what he says, and is not frightened by
threats. hardly think duel will grow out
of this renconfre
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JOHN UNSELD. Executor ot)
John G. Unseld, dec'u, Plt'f
Against
ROBERT LUCAS. Jr late Shcr An o,;e;no, De-
if of Jefferson County. Com. ,if,cn ~ o1n,nd,d
mittee Administrator OF John i I'.t,f,un u,d ,un
son Garrett. oereas,d. SaIhe DI,m.,y1i ,u.,S
Garrett. Dnn,id McTntn,h and I'd p. f,t,on IN
A1olie Mcintosh his wife. Al. Ch1ur,ry in n.
nrrt Johnson Jarrett. Frank Srn'r IF Ja,nss Eo-
NJ. Gibson and Kate Gibson Iry,s Idn,ni.fra
HE wife. TT nuaa I. Wright. tor Plant, A., md
n'ry W right, HaneI 'hn-"n, Jnhhsnn GHrrstf's
Charlie. Garrett NJ rtina Gar- Iddmin ,fyufe,
rett. l,.hn Garrett. Frank Gar and Others, de :.
rett Ella Garrett. Caiha rine F fendsn.s
Murphy. Joseph 6. Murphy,
and Mortimer F. Murphy, De-
Pendants.
NaE object Of this proce edins to ma ke the FIRE.
Il going defendauts parties to this suit and ORC.
ceedings to have sett cement OF the ad
account OF Robert Lucas Jr.. late Sheriff. Admin
Istrator of johnson Garrett, deceased and that he
account for II fund.- OF id decessed in his banda
and that il required. Petitioner may have decree
to subject TO the payment of his debt and tina, of
other petitioners in the cause, the real estate OF
said johnson Garrett. deceased in the hands OF b,s
heirs.
1t appearing, on affidavit filed in this suit that
the deirndants Sc lie Garrett Dona Id McIn,osb nd
Mollie his wife, Abrrt johnson Garrett Frank NJ
G bison and KITE Gibson his wife Mabel Johnson
Charles Garrett, Martina Garrett John Garrett
Frank Garrett, Ella Garrett, Catharine F Mummy
Joseph G Mrrrhv and Mortimer F Murphy are
not residents OF this State hereby ed
to appear here within month sfter the date of
the hrst publication Of this order, and do what ia
necessary TO protect their interests in this matter
II is further ordered that a copy OF thi. order be
puol!shcd once week for four successive weeks in
some ~snaper published in the L univ o. Jeff. r.
con and leo be posted the ront>6oor the Court
House of the said County at least twenty DAYS be-
lore decree is rendered.
Copy-Teste.
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
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BLACKSMITH WANTED.

TIE undersigned wish"s to engage the services
Of "A Good Blacksmith. To -ineIe ma n {, nd
good mechanic constant employment and liberal
wages will be civ A good location to . w.pon
Maker IA also offered. Apply To
PHILIP l. BERLIN,
March 1873 In
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NOTICE.

Notice 's hereby given to pa rites in the above
cause. that will pr oceed the provisions
OF the above Derrces At my office in Cha r,estown
on Thursdry, the 9th day of Mrrrh. 1913.
LEON MOORE
Commi.eoner in chancery for the Circuit Court
OF jefferson County.
March 1, 1873 81
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NOTICE.

THE account ofAdam Young, Trustee of Henry
! Huntsberry. undo. Deed of Trust of March
LIST, 1866, 10 in the hands of e Cooke for settles
ment Persons having claims will please present
them. ADAM YOUNG T,ns,..
March 4, ls73-et
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WANTED.

6A0 CHESTNUT tROUND) STAKES, E..t
WV long, to average inches thick at larger
an1 u to inches at SIN aler end. to be delivered
6v pril Let. at Mt Ararat VINEYARD. pe.r Baney's
MI JOHN J. H: STRAfTH.
RLAcK ALPAccA.-A gre.. bargain in Black
- Aipsccas, just receiredr ~
W C. sHEERER.
iANED Tomatoes, Peaches and oysrr. 4 ct re-
Feb. 10, 1873.
Ju.t received and for sale BY
Jan 2, 1873. w sHEERER
E'isH.-P,ime Herring and M.ekerei. just re-
= celvro. Tor sale by VIC. sHEERER.
THE hie hest Cash price will be paid for good Al.
L pIes. hv i r HsIETap
April rs, 1872.
Co"AN's Corn Cure and White Felt Corn Pl.s-,
ters, ior sale by C E. BELLER.
EARvIN's ELIXIR OF TAR, sor..1eby
~ FEB. 4, 1873. GEO. T.LGHT.
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I NLESS you want your lamp. to Explode and
~ burn up. buy your Coal Oil from GEO T.
LIGHT, where :. GU cal get 1t Non-t 1pIo.ive.
IF you want the hes, Cigar in town for cents.
call at LIGHTS Drug Store.
VoU can lao buy Pride of virgini. Smoking
L Tobacco for IS cts. for two Ibs 40 ] ID.
March4 GEO. T. BGHT's Drug Store
NJ RECOVER, il you want to see a nice lot of
w Picture Fame Moulding. call at LIGHTS
Drug Store. You can have your General Lee Por-
traits framed by leaving them at the came place
Moulding for sale bv the foot.
CCHOOL Books. Music. Legal Cap Paper Fools
y Cap Paper. Note Paper, Initial Paper and En-
vrlopes. Cop Books Com position Rnoks. Len PEN
ellis. Slate Pencils, PEN. Per Holders nd Ink for
s.le by GEO. T. LIGHT Druggist.
- AvELY's best grade of Tobsc:o. for sale by
NJ GEO T LIGHT.
STEREosCoPEs and We've. Pictor.s Il Frames,
- keptbJ GEO T LIGHT.
HAVE lot of Diaries Tor 1873 ] will ..Il very
! cheap. GEO. r. LIG HIT
IF you want the best nd purest Chemica Drug,
L and everything re liable in this line you ca u get
them by ling the above be does dea in
cheap old drugs He keeps his stock we'll reie ted
always OF the purest and very best thai can be
bought lfyou want TO practice economy. buy the
beat
March 4. 1873.
o G Bushels Prime Seed Oats. 70, .ale by
NcO Mara. JAS. LAW HGoFF.
HoUsE BUILDERs.-Door.. Sash. and Blinds
III for sale b. VIC. SHEERER.
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

Jef1erson County, tO>wit:
At r"|es held i" tie Clerks Ofice If tie
Circuit Court IF J"ferson Comfy, on tie Sd
dny of March, 1873:
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RUFFALo Robes. Skates, Horse Blankets, Sleigh
Id Belle, &C., tor sale BY
December II. ls72. JAS. Law RO0FF
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TERMS OF SALE.

credit Of Six Months will he given on ail sums
ove' Ten Dars. The ~ chaser giving bond with
approved security: r j sua 9 Of Ten Dol mrs .rd
under the Cash will he required The intercstwiil
tie charged on all notes from the dnv of but II
paM promptly when due The interest will be remit
tod. n" property t" he removed until the terms OF
sale are complied with.
Co Sale to commence al ~ O'Clock, A NJ
WM ENGLE. Sr.. TRUSTEES.
Geo d. MeGl'ncy, Auctroncc-.
acqn'esco in the ga to II til" .hrve rrn,c,tv and
invite my friends TO attend o nd hid iihernlIy
JTO NJ ENGLE.