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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13
TEXAS GRAND PRIZE CONCERT,
POSTPONED TO OCT. %, 1874.

The Hon. James T. d. Wilson, mayor OF Hous-
ton, and The City Council endorses the enter
prise as follows;
HOUSTON, TEXAS, April 80, 1874.
We the undersigned, reg nd the Real Estate
Distribution, which j. r. Foster proposes TO
make on the I'D II October next in this city, as
calculate ed Ia promote improvements, anu lac
ing within the reach of many, who otherwl>e
would he unable, a chance 10 secure home Tor
them and their families. and having from on
long acQuintance with HIM every con ndence IN
his Integrity, We feel justin d in aying lbaf we
believe he will carry out his distribution hon.
esily end fairly according TO his adv rti I'd nan
signed by III Mayor, The Hon. James i. ID.
Wilson and city Council.
IL piiai P, ize, s',Hn gold; ten residences in
Houston; population .OO -, and the I0ilroau
c-nier of the siaieD lTacis Of land ia differ
ent portions Of The Stale. Value OF IiizeS, sl4a-
40 7kuUu icketS at 81 each. The h.ai q emeni
q wei convinced ct The success e The en-
t'IpriSr. that they & el justihe in promising To
reiu, every cent Of mUney IL he diawing oes
not take plsc on The I'd OF O'tOh 7. ENeiy
pr I'd ia tuli, whether al The IicEeis ale
so or AudrtfS
J. F. FOSTER, Manager,
T. W. HOUSE. Treasurer.
Houston, Texas.
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BUSIN s. NOII@bS
GOOD HEALTH-HowTo GET TT.

IaKe Occasionally a few doses of Hoofand,s
Serman bitters. AZ gives tone to the stomach
i8clniatlng the digestion and assimilation OF
1000, SO necessary 10 the nOurishment OF The
pouy. ~ regulates the bowels, carrying off the
loui matter that would otherwise nm pair the
actlon Oh the liver ana corrupt the blood, pro.
Sucing fcui eruptions, offensive breath. ok
Inability
Ihey ACT not as a drastic purgative but by
aiouS1ng the dormant functions of Eature "a
HesIlny ac'lon, and thus SetIiDg the channels
Lee cleanse and nourish the woole system 20
vigorous, joyous health.
IL is not a rum bitts rs. but q pure medicinal
preparatif y. thai is curing it's thousands daily
who 1oyfuIiy testify 10 ITS wonderful efficasy
In curing ri ease and res oring heath
When brisk purgative is =, Quiied, use Hcof-
lands PobophylIin Pills. They act promptly.
without pain or dist esS.
PIoprietOrs, JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CO.,
Philadelphia. aad by all druggists.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13
THE SECOND DAY.
A democratic Victory in the City.
WHAT THE FIGURES DENOTE.

WHAT THE FIGURES DENOTE.
THE CITY CLAIMED DEMOCRATIC BY 200
MAJoRIrY-BRowN, LANDERs, AND REISs-
NERTHE WINNING MEN WITHOUT A DOUBT
-THEwARDs WHOSE VOTE Is NOT YET
KNOWN.
Yesterday was the second day of The bat
tie and the most anxious one OF the two. as
the few returns OF the day previous bad
whetted the public appetite for more Until
late i'm the afternoon there was moth
ing known except by rumor, aud the
reports were delayed until nearly midnight
The '.scratching'' that had been done
clogged the wheels aud made the delay all
the more vexatious to the hundreds of aux
ious once. Al O'clock last night
lett to count, and the prospec
was, that the Inspectors would not go home
till morning. One of the inspectors In that
ward Tell sick YES erdav and somewhat de
layed the operation of counting. AZ l:3O
this morning the clerks and Inspector I
the Eourln Wsri were still busy and sat At
1t TO be tbeir firm cOnvi ton T. a
they would not get trough uni O'Clock
this morn H.. A O'Clock the FIRST Nsro
clerks stat Il t1ev were obliged TO 20 over
the tally sheets t. verify some votes ana
would not he through until dayighf. Some
idea Of the way things are going, or rather
have gone, may he eained from The notes
given below:
In the Sc 'ond Ward, Columns msj rity l.
256; Rock r.. 800
In the Third Ward the majority for Co
burn is 3lS, for Adams, 347; ioc Rocker, III
In the Fdth Ward, Lenders has msj Orlty
of eco; Brown, 272; Bel sner, OBS.
In the SIKH WsId, the majority for Lam
ders is $50; for Brown, 504; for Reissner.
ass.
In the Seventh Ward Lsnder's msjOrlt Y
was $50; Browns $50; Reissner's 324.
In the Eighth Ward Browns minority was
26S; Reissner's 227.
In the Ninth Ward Lsnder's majority was
Is; Browns 26; Adams ~.
In the Twelfth Ward Ladders received 67S
votes 4s2 majority; Browns majority,
ass; Reissner, 46y.
In the Thirteenth Ward Landers led with
257 majority; Brown by 245; Reissner by 242
In NOr.h Center township Landers had 4
majority, Rocker 20, Adams z. In South
Center township the majority for Coburn l.
s: for Rocker 10; for Adams q.
The townships outside report very mea-
gerly yet, aud the true result will not he
known until the official returns are made
to-day.
Warren gives Brown, 132; Washington,
Rocker, 1874; Decatur, Rocker, l20; Franklin
Frank Lsnders, 1872; Brown. Ga; Reissner,
$50; Jackson Lenders, 1877; Thompson, rep
resentsIive, 1877; State ticket, III.
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Prof. William u Su nner, OF Yale College,
was re elected the other dsv tn the ofIic' of
al herman from the Ninth Ward Of New
II .ven. In connection with the occu renee
4 corr spOndsnT OF the WOrces e., (Mas-.,l
spy saws: Yesterday the pro e-sor Was
lectniing on Saxon government. and q
~ d rnan was under nOiica. From that
word, sIid the professor, w t two modern
word rep essntIn tns extTerueS of the 8 -
cial scale earl atd alderman. So he does MT
seem tn Improperly affected by the honor
OF ele:.i III and e election"
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NOTICE IT.. HEIRS or PEIITION TO
~ SILL r. EA1. LSTATE.

state OF Ind ana, Marion county; Marion
Civil .-iIcuit Cont.
NOlIce II he.ebr given Inst Ernst II. L. Euh1-
MAJ ,eNss ufO. Of The last viii aud testament OF
ssenrN Kuhlman, Itcs ast d. has NJ d his zion
20 sell The tai e-lste Of the dec cent, his ler-
onal }. itig in ts l. mt To- pay liz debts. and
that said TsI'ti,n vi b. heasO the next
term Oi TIE Marian tiNil Circuit Court of said
county SepI,mr.. Is la.
Attest: WM. ]. WALLACE. Clerk.
Nj. &. G., Marion Gu. ~.
Harrison, Hines & Miller, attorneys Tor pc
fitiOnlr-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13

Bridgeport Conn man who started 10
the West ten davs ago, il tending to settle
lhAIe. as returned disguised. He got a. Tar
as Kansas City. aud found 100 lawyers there
and the 'h-TmOm ter ll5 degrees in the
shade. He picked upa paper, read sever al
columns OF "0ur Spe'-ial G rassl0pper Cor
re- 30 ndence" aud took the next train for
hi O Il home
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13

The Indians and So Tiers along the line of
the Kansas Pacific raj ro adj have slain thou
sands of buffalo merely for their hides aud
t'llOw within the last two years, aud in do
that region. Numerous parties If meu are
earning a livelihood ~ gathering up the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13
MRS. GRUMPY SAYS

That SOZ0DONr eciipses al other prerArntiops
forthe teeth and gums. And what Ms. q. says
- reiterated most emphaiically by ninefy-nine
one-hundredths of the beauty and fashion of
the land.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13

R5TChroDO printing is very extensively car
ried on in Cincinnati by SITobrldge 20. Their
work is largely used by publishers all over the
country, and Is OF superior execution.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13

ps-For pains in side and back apply DaiIeyS
Magical Pam Extractor. Relief comes while
you Iub.
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1850 TO 81 600 invested in stocks ard gold pay,
200 per cent. >, month. send for p rticulars
rumhridge * Co, bankers, 2 Wall Street New
York.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13
LOCAL MOTTO =

Cancer has become a durable disease under the
treatment OF Dr l. Grstigny, OF Cincinnati o..
who l. curing every case he receives. Send for
his pamphlet.
kngsford oswego Starch requires less than
common starch. Us purity and strength are fars
greater. Hence its economy is manifest.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13

THIS lC Nv senaing . cents. with age,
IIti - night. color OF eyes and hair. = GU
M0 VIII rec i've by leiurn M II n cor
~ rect photOgr phi o. your uJure
nUW 0UO. date of marrIaee. Address w.
FOX, r. o. Drawer No 40 Fulfonvine n. Y.
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MANHOOD AEsToRFD.

Ma HUDD hFSTORFD.
n victim of youthful imprudence, caus' nQ
premature decay, nervous debility. ETC., hav.
ing tried in vain every known remedy, has
found a simple seifc"Te. y hicn H. will send
Tree 10 MS fellow sufferers. Address j. II,
REEVES, q Nassau Sfr-er. New York
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13

THE VOTE IN THE DIFFERENT WARDS.
The results in the different wards for the
respective candidates on the Center town.
ship ticket arc given as follows:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-14

positively prohibiting that franchise which
gives TO incorporated bodies, superior rights to
a citizen, and in all cases requiring positive
purchase Of the property without privilege OF
condemnation by jury in the interest Of cor
porate bodies against individual rights.
Many other acts Of importance were passed
which are Of interest alone to members Of the
association. We met in council and looked
each other in the face, consulting together for
mutual good, and the general prosperity Of the
land. We parted from each other with frater-
nal recognition Of brotherhood and with a
knowledge that our interests as class are one
inseparable We hope our meeting together
as brother farmets, viii the more directly iden-
tify our jefferson brothers with us of Berkeley,
aud that when our order embraces those Of
every county In our State we may become one
in every sentiment pertaining to our interest
aud the permanent general interest Of the
country. Respectfully,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-14
Double Jared Seed Corn.

I purchased in Richmond last spring a bushcl OF
| Hudsou's Improved Double cared Corn, aida
Wits certifying the enormous yield on some very
rich bottom land in Nelson County at Twenty
eight barrels TO the acre and shclling six bushels
and three quarts TO the barrel or one hundred and
seventy bushels per acre. The Corn also took a
premium at the Lvnchburg Fair.
Nv experience is that on very rich land the
WELD will not fall far short Of the facts sworn TO-.
am sure it will average 80 per cent over the sin
ge-carcd corn-on good land much more, a. most
# the stalks had two ears upon them, Of good
size. some ii ree-aud the shocks Is hills square,
turning out one aud half and as much as two
barrels, aud shelling six bushels 70 the barrel
The stalks grow tall, grain good size and cob small.
Can be housed and shelled much earlier than the
large cob corn.
have number Of applicants for seed and pro-
pose selling il for that purpose believing its intro
duction and cultivation viii prove a valuable i'm
provement on much Of the corn now raised.
PRICE s. PER BUSHEL. Farmers who have
engaged and others wishing Seed, will send for il
as soon a convenient. Those at a distance can be
supplied by order, with directions as to shipment.
d. c. SNYDER,
" Cool Spring Farm.
Near Castleman'> Ferry, Clarke Co., "a.
Fob. =, ls7i.-it
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Phe Harper,s Ferry Pro2erty.

The lill o. Senator Davis. authorizing tie
Attorney General OBJ adjust tae claim 90 iac
government upon The purchasers 20 property
no Harper's Ferry gives ihe power t' that "..i-
Ger % compromise claims. extend tac lwe
for payment, or release tle purchasers ant rec
sell the property OF any potion thereof, on
such terms rs bee may prescribe. Ius pro-
pcrty seems % be of u1 benefit now Oh ,he g'-
vernmcnt and o proposition hes been made
that portion 90 &C. Dc donated Oh tlc State 90
West Virginia or school purposes.
The above paragraph is from che Washing
toncouespondentof the Baltimore san. Why,
i, may be asked IS this property ofuo benefit
TO the government It's because a company
Of spectators were allowed 90 claim it fcr the
last four years without paying cent ior it,
Their scheme was % claim tle amount from
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
and get the great water power Gr nothing.
The Attorney General seems 90 De playing
into the hands Of these modest claimants ly
Joining them In a suit 90 Dust the Railroad
Company. after 40 years occupancy. III tle
government should succeed TO dspossessing
the Railroad Of Oh. Potomac ,ross'e-work, tue
result will De anything but beneficial Co lar-
per's Ferry and oashJorbocl The Baltimore
and Ohio Company vM tad route on tl,
Maryland side. and cree, bridge across Gle
river near the O,d Furnace connecting vith
the Winchester Road a, Heyes Swi,ch-by
which route an the dangers and inconvenience.
Of the shenandoah floods win be- avoided.
But what viii Gle Spectators Do toraa out-
Jet for the products Of the great mauu@c-cue
promised bv them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-14
Notice.
no THE CREDITORS OF 4. NJ. BALL

VNO THE CREDITORS OF A. NJ. BALL,
L Deceased In pursuance TO a Decree Of
the County Court Of the County Of jefferson,
made in a cause therein pending to subject the
Real Estate Of the said 4 VI. Ball, deceased, to
the payment of bis debts, you are required 10
present your claims against the said A NJ Ball
ior adjudication to Gloon Moore, Commissioner
at his Office in CharleStown, in said county, on
or before the 3lst day OF March, 1874.
Witness. Thos. \ Moore, Clerk of said
Court, this 9th day Of February, 1874.
.TH0S 4. MOORE.
Clerk of Jefferson County Court, W. Va.
February IT, lS7l-7t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-14
[" All the Year Round, ="
L. Ont Again.

nNCE upon n time I compared myself to Davy
~ Crockett, whose motto was see that you
are right then 20 ahead" Now | have % part
company with him. not being able 20 go ahead
business being too dull, have 10 fall back upon
MicaWber. yet can't keep company with him very
long either for that gentleman was always wait
ing for something 10 turn up when say "Mr.
Micawber, that wont do" | must let the people
around here know that still keep a store, fitted
with goods. OF the most substantial kind. Make
no prctcnsc TO say IL is the best or the cheapest
store, as those beautiful qualities have been al
ready.monopoized by several gentlemen of the
Capital Of Jefferson Couuty-would only say, sim
ply this, that in sober truth, that we have yet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-14
LEATHER

In that line shoemakers all over the country can
be supplied with everything that goes into the
making Of a shoe or boot from bristle TO the best
quality Of oak tanned leather. Suser's Best
French CalEkin always on hand in quantity
Farmers aud others wanting to do their own work
will always find a strip from % cents up The
stock OF Leather and findings are worth from $500
% $500. | think, therefore, it would be to your
interest 20 give me a call.
The other articles on hand being too numerous
70 mention. we have the modesty to omit, but you
will find out by calling
]. NJ. DECAULNE.
T. W. Coleman, First Salesman.
Aphonse Decaulne ID do.
Harper's Ferry, February 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-14
Terms of Sale

The Terms Of sale as required by the Decree
are Qne-ffth Il the purchase money T. be paid
on dav Of sale, and as much more as will make
One-Third Of the aggregate purchase money
on the First day Of April, 1874, with interest
from day Of sale-the residue in one and tive
equal annual payments with interest from day
Of sale; the said deferred payments, including
that payable April l. 1874 to be secured by
the bonds Of the purchaser, and the Withhold
ing Of the title until the whole Of the purchase
shall have been paid.
ANDREW f. KENNEDY,
ANDREW HUNTER,
Special Commissioners.
We. ANDERSON. Auciioncer.
jan. 10, ls74-ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-14
y CARD.

rI'HE increase in our business, again compeis "a
b enlarge our Store Room. We will there
fore offer, for the next 80 DAYS. our entire Stock
Of Winter Dry Goods. regardless Of Cost. This
Is done in order 10 facilitate our proposed improve
uent. Respectfully, -
Feb. :, 1874. J. GObDShiIH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-14
GEORGE Il. LIGHT,
DEALER ~

DEALER rs
Drugs. Medicines. Paints,
SCHOOL BOOKS. STATIONERY, TOBACCOS,
CIGARS. &C,
TAKES this opportunity Of thasking bisQ
patrons for their most liberal patronage ~
for The last year, and hopes by strict atien- n
tioa and fair dealing u merit continuance Of the
same. sell fr-f rafe gooGs siways do not self
counterfeit or cheap good. tor the te.t Warrant
everything sold-t' b. returned II not a. guaran-
ted. II d. my desire and also pleasure, 70 sell my
patrons
THE BEST QUALITY or GOODS
af,roy'. but will il compelled eel them Laudanum
for cts syrup for Ct. and Cologne for q cif.
per pint bS; az the same time, LET me inform you,
that according o. the United States PharmacOpea,
YOU can't make Laudanum for less than 10 cts, by
the wholesale. 4 much cheaper plan il 10 buy
yonr goods qennise. and add the wafer yourself
want allmv old Accounts settled up By paying
the Cash Immediately and new ones begun imme-
diately. II not sooner. VIII not ak for money on
:he new ones until after Harvest.
CIGARS-best in town.
January II, 1874 GEO. /. LIGHT.
(dRCULATING Library, at
I Jan. Il, 1874. GEO. 7. LIGHTS.
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Corporation Ordinance.

TT shall not be lawful on and after March l, 1874,
I for ANY Merchant 20 keep or offer for sale any
Kerosene or IuGammable Oils, in this Corp ration
which viii not stand the testc of 40 degrees. un-
der penalty Of not less than Twenty five Dollars
nor more than One Hundred Dollars for each and
every oii~nsc.
BY order of the Council
). ED. DUKE,
Feb. Z, lS7l-3t. Recorder.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-14
COFFEE

cheap store. Stock ON hand this datc-SS00.-
TEA is as well represented having free kinds
ranging from Is cents up. II lis no use mentioning
the other different kinds Of Groceries and Proyi-
sons. Let il be, however, well understood, that
all those articles are always on hand. ! would
call nartcular attention % The stock Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-14
Commissioners Notice.

EN the County Court of jefferson County
West Virginia,
January Term. 1874
EDWARD TEARNEY, Isaac Fouke, Trustee
Of Israel Russell aud Ambrose Cross.
Against Compliments
JOSEPH CRANE, late Sheriff of Jefferson
County and as such Committee Admins
traitor Of A. NJ Ball, deceased. George
Ball, Randolph Ball Charlotte Z. Ball
Margaret G Ball and Fannie Ball. heirs
Of said a. N Ball, deceased, Defendants
~ CHANCERT.
Extract from Decree Of January q, 1874
1T is adiuiged, ordered and decreed that
this cause be referred to Ceon Moore, Com
missioner of this Court, with instructions that
he do settle TIE administration account Of Jo-
seph Crane late Sheriff of jefferson County,
and as such Committee Administrator Of A. II.
Ball deceased. taking as the asSany accounts
of said Crane heretofore settled 10y him with
the Court. ami as UTiwd fdcic correct, but sub
cct o. be surcaar.ej aud iaisiiied upon proper
evidence adlucci before him, that he do con-
we've the creditors of said \. NJ. Ball before
him anil audi, all the debts of said \. VI. Bali
still dc and unpaid and the amount thereof.
Aud that De do ascertain the value and an
nual value OF the Rea, Estate Of which said \.
NJ Ball diel seized; that be DO report whether
and if So. ;n what manner said Real Estate may
be divided SD ass 10 hest promote a sale Of the
same. and that SO mach thereof may be sold
as viii be necessary to pay the Debts of Dece-
dent. A. NJ Bail. aud that be report a list and
description Of said property as divided, aud
separate value of said parts
\ copy. Teste-
T. \. MOORE, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-14

TE'HERE will be meeting Of the Stockholders
of the Shenandoah River Navigation Comfa-
nv at the office of WA. II. Travers, in Charles
town, ON Tuesday. February nth 1874, for til,
purpose Of elcctiug President and Directors "a
serve tor the ensuing year.
J. G. COCKRELL, Scc'y.
February = lS74
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-14
From Narhnsbug Sirtesmas.
SYNOPSIS Of the Proceedings Of the
State Grange, 2. of H, IN Session
at CharlestoWn, w. Va.

Virginia met so Chlr.c>tnwn. Jefferson O"uh-
o.. West Vreuja, on Thursday, January 22d.
State Master q ~ Kitchen. assisted by Ma
r,nal D,nuty. 4. A Thompson. Lecturer, pre-
..l.l 7.,, 1.l.~,t,s h,ll ,be;r session At
,. ...,, ,,..ro
MASONIC ''''.' ".'''' ','7'
tuly represented and with visiting brethren
..r.n,her rrescrt was about three hundred.
A., .... ,.......,.l ,,.r. fully considered
,..,.,....-...i c..,i.,.. ,,... .,,,.;-
"- m
I-s'ei '"'''- ''- 0''.''-
action gu i'e u'"s Us e'e-'''s '-''is'''1' '"
lvilealiy o. not for public information yet as
, b,lv tlc Changers would DOS hcsitlte 20
r.t..-..-.......,.,..,, Ro,,.s-
seating "H', we as farmers c'uo.''' % "7 QUIZ
own particular interest without disposition to
Interfere or le3-e anon that of any other class
.,..., p, tale ,,r, ,rtl;s v-itb,ut
.,.-. .......... .,...,,..-,...s # l,r.;ooss
I-.,- =,
lNe c'n''l''-'c u" '1s'' "-..''' '- ''o '''0
lowing report. which was adopted unanimous
w. The resl uti1as embrace iu detail the
u.i...l-.. .,,. an
views -' .~-
tle piacuca. 4Ntsl'-ua '' l-e u'l' oo'u u "
local and public character, viz:
Rssf..1 Tina. trlcin- the rapid and
.r...,.... .',,.s ~ rs,l estate tbr1n1hout the
T--...l S....., .l,. l,s..,,,.,. b,.,yseo money
49,. l'.,.... ;- -r.. ,..- ....-,,. which money
,,.l}. ,t,,. F.. .l,s,ri,l ,pr,u,t.. we therefore
l..,, nm, rr-r.r.y Question as the paramount
1nastiano f ,hed,y calling the earnest atteu-
f.. .r M .l..... ID It, Inn .urtance. and par
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-14
MANSION HOUSE,

Built in the most substantial manner; has m
abundance Of fine fruit. and is. altogether,
very desirable property, aud such as is rare
ly brought into market. Persons desirons OF
purchasing are invited to view tie premises
N any time before sale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-14
" BeaIl Air.

The former residence Of the late Col Lewis w.
Washington. This Farm is situated midway
between Charlcstown and Harper's Ferry.
within mile Of the IIaIitown Depot Of the
Winchester Branch Of the B & o. r T.. with
an abundant Spring near the Dwelling, and a
beautiful stream Of water passing through the
Farm. The Improvements are within a short
distance Of Turnpike Roads leading in various
dirorfioDs II contains
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-02-14

Mr. +. Baker Kearloot Auc;ioneer for Mess.
Kearfoot, Lamon and Miller, special commits
sioners, sold Yesterday what is known as Dan
bridges Oregon farm. to Icmuel Daudrilgo,
Esq, for five dollars per acre. Also for Mess.
T. Boyd and c j. Faulkner. Jr., r. d. Sea-
mans farm Of 22S acres to Noses 5 Gmniham,
Esq, for thirty dollars per acre.-}iartms-
j'ug Independent lOh