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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20
Important Decision.
WHEELING. W. Va,

WHEELING. W. VA.
November l.. 1915
EprroRs or FcEc Pass In the Circuit
C.rrt of the United States Judge jackson
tais morning delivered an abe aud elaborate
opiai5n 10 Tie case Of the Uaitcd States and
ADAMS. C1m2hiuauts, against The Baltimore
aal OHIO Railroad Company. Tue night Of
tae Railroad Company 20 perpetual easement
M tie use OF tle ground now occupied by the
road. is maintained. And the bill VI the COM
p,aiaauts IS dismissed with costs.
This decision though unfortunately delayed
longer than was agreeable TO me, will remove
one serious difficulty ont Of my path. l am
sure the Uuited States Will take no appeal
from ibis decision cannot say what Adams
q O.. VIII DO. Ii noappeal is taken the pro-
per,y viii De again in market and some dis
position made % 10 before The enc Of Decem-
tcr.
trust there will now be a divorce Of the
Government from these spectators that We
shall never aglia witness their association "a
a iiut litigation against the Interests oi Har-
per Ferry atd OF this State that tie Depart
meat of Justice will cut loose from them FOR
ever. aud boLl los proper adverse relation q
them; and ta4t there viii DC no occasion t'l
ne % make an appeal upon this aspect Of the
case, 90 che Justice ui Congress and OF tAe Ma
tigu Very truly yours,
CHAs. j FAULKSEE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20
Mr.. Faulkner and the Centennial.

In his address recently delivered before thC
Agricultural and Mechanical Association oil
Mason County, Hon. C. j Faulkner exhor;ed
the people Of West Virginia to have the re-
sources of the State fully aud fairly represent
ed at the Centennial He said:
at has been said that the British Empire
reposcs for It's support upon It's coal, its iron,
and It's turuips; aud may it no; at some future
day be said OF West Virginia that her power
as State rest, upon her coal, her iron, aud
her grass Fully two-thirds of our State is
a coal field. The richest iron mines, mex
hsusible in quantity, abound within her liui-
It's aud her hills To their highest SUBMITS are
covered with nutritious grasses. Shall we
not avail ourselves of the great national aud
international exposition which Is Ia take place
next year, To bring the boundleSs wealth and
resources of our State to the notice of the
civilized world? IL will not do for West Vir-
giuia any longer 80 hashfully to hang her head
aud shrink into the background Oversize
dowtd in Spme measure by the historic re-
nowu of our mother State, dwaried in the pub
lie eye by Eeing surrounded 10y such large
States as Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Kentucky,
a duty of more than ordinary urgency calls
upon us to put forth our strength and enter
boldly into the great battle field If honorable
with our sister States Let then.
the resources of West Virginia be fully and
fairly represented at this great congress of the
of the world and let the fact he
made apparent, that we have within our lin
us sources of national wealth not surpassed
by any country of equal extent on this couti-
nent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20

Generals Graut and Gordon agree to leave
Hamlet out OF the Play. What will the peo'
pie say to it? rs B,rkis willing?"
Summit Point, Jefferson County. w. Va,
Nuvem Der l4ih, 1875.
A. c. MosELr, Esq, Editor of the Hhis;-
have read the advice, in your paper, oi Gen
Gordon about subordinatiug the currency
question to other issues in the coming presl-
Dental canvass which regard as playing IL
to the hands Of the enemy exactly for, OF
Course, you have noticed, in the papers,
proposition, said to come from Gen. GraI'
himself, to leave that question out OF the par
ty platform, aud reegate it to the rotes Vi ths
people in the congressional districts.
Now, what are THESE propositions, on both
sides, but an insult to the understandings OF
the people? All know that, without regard
to party, the currency Question is vital to the
entire people; touches them in every thing.
mental, mural, aud physical; aye, even the !
liberty and form of governments and yet, Of
fice-s seekers dare to say 10 them, g for Godsake
good people don't interfere with our little
game for the loaves and fishes" but light
out as you can that currency question ; attend
to it IN your congressional districts; or wait
until ice are seated and ice will attend to it by
and by" Now, sir call this the height
the apex-of impotence and assurance on
both sides: 1t is tampering with the people,
and treating then, as children aud fools.
The country is, already. arrayed-and It's
folly 10 ignore the fact-into two great par
ties of creditors and debtors. and extending
from end to eud of the whole country and
these parties must and will swallow up all
others, as whales swallow minnows: or even
bigger things, as politicians, presses, and pull
pits
When monel dlisafchy, without respect
90 democrat or republican, Is putting a stop
to all the labor and production Of the entire
country. and shrinking the values Of all that
has been produced, simply 10 take possession
of both democrat and republican, and all they
have earned aud are earning-as yoh pick mp
two cocks done over in bloody tight-then, 1t
is time for both democrat aud republican to
unite take care vi themselves, their wives
and children; aud trample the whole brother
hood of caucus aud rascality under their heels
incloSe you a strip from which Yen will
ZEE my views and why not my views rs
tanse Of another manikin-On the Ohio cleo
ti"n? The same will apply to Pennsylvania.
The truth is. in those elections, the people
declined the 65 interchangeable bond theory
AS compromise with Shylock. They will
form, in Common peoples party-and they
should, certainly, have one party. while Shy
lock has ico--and sweep the " causa causa-
rum, uSwy, from the face Of the earth MS
they must or 60 into monarchy and despotism.
With hope, sir, that without regard 10 par
IT, hut regard 10 The people, YOU will publish
these sentiments, under my responsibility,
| am very truly yours,
.JNO. A Thomson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20
A Popular Man.

The popularity Of C,pt Bolivar Ward, for
merly Of Harpcr's Ferry. now a resident Of
Harrisonburg, Virginia, was sisnally illustra-
ted in the recent election. The Staunton FIR
giRida says at the solicitation Of friends, be
published a brief card, announcing himself q
candidate for The Legislature. cufering from
a severe injury received while performing dn-
ties as conductor on the Valley Railroad, he
was unable to make canvass Of the county.
His brief residence in Rockingham, and the
nature Of his official duties brought him in
contact with few Of the people, except on the
line Of the Railroad. and in Harrisonburg,
where his family reside. At every precinct
on the line Of the road, he received very
fatteriug vote, and in HarrisoAburg he ran
ahead Of all bis competitors, although all Of
them were well known in public and private
life. This was high compliment and well
deserved"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20
News and Times about Winchester

The new passenger depot is nearly com
pleted. The erection If - freight house will
he commenced Immediately.
The improvement Of the Lutheran Church
building is beginning TO reveal its handsome
proportions When finished Winchester will
boast Of the grandest church in the Valley.
John Kerr Esq, native of Scotland, but
for many years successful business man aud
esteemed citizen, aged about 70 years, died on
Monday morning last. Mr. X was widower,
hut left no children, and his estate-which
although greatly diminished by losses OCCASION
ed by the war, is still quite large, was main
~ hequeathed to his friends in this city.
Judge Turner rendered an important de-
csioa on Thursday of last week, in the case
Of Joseph s. CdrSoa's administrators vs. the
Trustees Of The Methodist Episcopal Church.
The suit was brought To- recover from the
defendants balance of s., 800 due the late
Joseph 5. CarSOn'S estate, on his account as
Treasurer of the Board of Trustees of the NJ.
f. Church. arising from expenditures made
in the erection Of the church building on Mar
ket street in the years 1854.
The decree Of the Court holds all the realty
Of the church responsible for the paymen, of
the balance due to Cirsol's administrators.
and directs the sale of the property. unless
said balance is paid within ninety days from
the rising Of the Court.
The Court also in its decree. directs the
payment by the authorities of the church of
the further sum of s 600, for which the es-
ates Of Joseph S Carson and A. Mutton are
bound as suretiss. Tne property in question
S the Market sweet church, N E Church, |
North
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20

The first house regretted in Virginia City.
Nevada, after the late fire. was a saloon.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has arranged with the Canada Shipping Com
pany for the establishment Of another foreign
line OF steamships between Baltimore aud Eu-
rope.
A fire III Charleston, s. c., Saturday night.
destroyed the dry goods store Of J. R. Read
& Co., Barnard's photograph gallery and I'd.
wards & Cos book auction house. Loss, $780,
900; insurance S65 900.
A sixty-horss power saw mill boiler explo.
ded at Listowello. Canada. smashed the win
dows in nearly every house in town, blew many
store fronts ont, and totally demolished tie
saw mill No lives lost
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20
The West Virginia Legislature.

The Legislature of this State asscnl bled al
Wheeling uu Wednesday Vi last week
On Thursday Mr. NJ .srn called up Rule o.
Ga ameaImlut, requiring a twu-thirI vote {,
suspend rule. Mr. Mason spoke % o., mo-
ton, ana after some opposition u was adopted
Nr. Good, chairman OF the Board at Mau-
ayers, reported articles of Impeachment a.
suu>t JON 5. DIrleit, State Treasurer
which ua mgJ.eu OF M Mason were laid ON
The table.
Mr. G1od, Of the Beard Of Managers. re-
ported articles of impeachment against +. A.
Bennett, An itor, which were laid 90 the table.
N-s,rs MJslu and WEIGH gave notice that
they would submit a m8prIty report.
To- tbe House GA Friday a resolution was
adopted 90 the effect that 50 much oftLe Gov
cruurs Oss1ge as relates % The Centennial be
referred t1a special committee IT five. with a
recommendation that tley report biz APP
prHlrIuuS q SJfi lent amount 70 ACCOMPLISH
the purpose therein Indicated.
On SATURDAY, Mr.. G.0d. Is chairman ofthe
inve-trsriag committee. submitted report
signed by MessrS. Stewart. Suider. Carlisle.
aud himself with articles of impeachment
against State Auditor Bennett and State
Treasurer Blrie,;, for ALLEGED corruption in
oiIce. The minority. consisting at MeSSrs.
McE.tovney, Pr,chard aud B,ackmure. were
uutrIiy Co report, and a bitter debate was
waS-1 o. keep out the majority report. but il
was entered on the nuusl Mr.. Mason sub
Iai'ieda report signed by hi,n,elf. exculpat-
;as Ng. Bennett aud against Mr.. Burdrtt.
---S s~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20
Mr.. GALLAuER :

Your leader. in last week i
issue, on Thanksgiving Day" a to its pros
titution and how it should I've observed, was
most timely aud truthful and met my unquali-
fed approval. II is, indeed, "a =" time honored
custom. one peculiar to ours as great Chris
tiau Nation among those If the earth and
which we would not have blotied out from the
national record and practice on any consdera-
tion. If there be distinguishing feature Of
this country it is the prevalence and Gem
handing influence of christianity in its varied
departments. national and state, and we hail
each ANIMAL festival day at the call Of the Ma
tons Chief as bright epoch. our political
Pharos, fall of blessing and good entirely
agree with you that uhseemly feasiing and ca
rousing should be laid aside aud the day be
observed with real sobriety aud gratitude be-
fore the Lord Of tie whole earth" Permit
me to follow up your suggestion and request
our worthy clergy, who are ever ready to lead
in the good. to call the Psople together on tina,
day for worship in their respective churches
or consult together and fix upon some one
church where all may meet and present their
thank offerings. PATRIA.
Charlestnwn. Nov. l6. 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20
Organization Of a New Church.

The Second Presbyterian Church at Staun-
ton was organized on Sunday night last, aud
the Town Hall was crowded by those DESTROYS
Of participating in and witnessing the inter
estiug ceremonies. By appointment Of the
Presbytery Of Lexington, the religious services
were conducted by Rev Mr. R seboro, who
preached from the 9Th chapter Of Ephesiaus,
18th verse. At the conclusion Of the sermon
Rev. r. c. Walker proceed with the arganiza-
ton. Capt C. d. Mccoy was elected Railing
Elder. and Messrs Henry y. Walker and VIM.
A. Hudson elected Deacons. Maj Jed lIotch-
kiss presented a paper, signed by the members
Of the congregation, calling upon Rev. McDnif
Simpson TO become pastor At q salary Of 500.
Mi H. was selected 10 present said paper to
the presbytcry. Maj. Hotchkiss was elected
Superintendent OF the Sunday School, and Mr..
Henry A. Walker Secretary and Librarilu.-
Rev. McDua Simpson is a young minister re-
gently lrom Ireland. aud as pulpit orator has
few equals in the State, and, we presume, 10
supeyiors The membership is yet small, but
likely soon 70 have numerous acccSsi0ns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20
Royal Arch Masons.

The Grand Lodge Of Royal Arch Masons
opened 10 Wheeling last week. Hon Juo w
GNutbam, Of this County was present. A,
a Council Of High Priests the Order Of Priest
hood was conferred upon sovefal--amoug them
Mr. Glutbam.
The Grand Council elected the following
officers.
II. NJ. Gamble, Of Moorefeld. G. HIP;
Hugh Sterling. Of Wheeling. c. X; J. W
Gnn,ham, Of Mildleway, q. 5 5. 2. llil-
dre'h. Of Wheeling, Grand Treasurer; o. S
Long. of Wheeling. Grand Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20
Gleanings.
Alas. how easily things 20 wrong!
A word too much or A kiss TOO long

Alas. how easily things 90 wrong
word tor much or a kiss too long,
And there falleth mist and a binding rain,
And life is never the same again.
Hay-burnius stoves are used IN Minnesota
Field sorre made into paste and applied to
a cancer is said to have proved successful
Ten million dollars IN counterfeit areenbacks
were burned at the Brook Ign, n. Y, navy
yard recently, Ivy order of the government
This years crop If apples in Michigan sur
plsSrs anything ever produced there before
From Adrian alone 22.s5l barrels were ship
ped in the month Of October.
The mammoth steer from Oregon, is already
en- route to the Centennial. 1t stands six feet
four inches high, measures twenty feet from
tip to tip, md weighs 5000 pounds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20
Gov. Jacobs Message.

Gov Jacob will please accept our thanks
for a copy Of his Special Message to the Leg
stature on the lO,h instant He represent,
the agricultural interests Of the State in good
condition aud the manufacturing Interests as
giving encouragement OF near prosperity. lie
asks the Legislature to appropriate a sufficient
SUN % deiray tie necessary expenses Of board
Of centennial nauasers that the Safe may be
6Jly represented at Philadelphia uext year
Touching the permanent location If the State
capital Governor Jacob asserts that fictitious
Importance has been attached 10 the question,
aud appeals 10 the Legislature to create a
healthiul instead Of a sectional feeling Such
sectional feeling will not enhance the States
reputation at home or abroad, aud he says the
seat Of the government is not so importau. as
the enactment Of Wholesome laws.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20

Extract from a letter from Hrs. J. c. Alirich,
Hup,eop. Fulton Co., o. "R. P. Uau Co,
GrutlSmen,-Plcase send me one dozen bottles Of
your Scilian Hair Remover. Our bald and
gray d. not want tn be out Ny mother is a
living recommendation Of the results from the use
Of The Remover. Being almost seventy years Old
and having worn wig over thirty years tseens
a miracle 90 those who have known her So long
bald, and what little hair she had being perfect
iy white; now her wig thrown aside. her hair
grown OUT, and a smooth glossy brown as in girl
BOOB. Hoping YOU may long continue to pour
blessings upon The beads Of the afflicted, l re-
main yours truly"
such evidence, with the Endorsement Of the
great chemists Of New England, DR.. y. A. Hayes
and : Dana Hayes, should satisfy any one, which
OF The preparations produce the best results.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20
knights of Pythias.

At the meeting Of the Grand L,lss of the
Knights Of Py;hils, AZ Ml-tinsburs last week
the following officers were elected
G. C.. William Wiuier Of M. Il; V. G..
c., +. D. Stdey Of M l ; G P, B. c Smith of
No. II, G. w. Z J,hu f. Smith of M
q. X. R IL $. J. R Smith. N 4, c. VI. at
A.. - Few Of NJ. 80; e. I. G.. Billy
OF y D.. 20; q. O. q. -iunter of M. 81 /;
Supreme representative. MIuer jenkins, Of
Lafayette ~. 8 PlrkrrShur- WAS selected
rs the place for the mex, meeting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20


A Correspondent at Harper's Ferry writes 10
inquire: " How is it that this place I'll F is
| left entirely out in the cold by the Baltimore
and Ohm Railroad Company in its new sched-
ule ? None of its fast through trains stop here,
not even to take on the mails, which have To-
he sent al the way To the Point Of Rocks To
meet the truuS We cannot understand il.
! unteSs Mr.. Garrett means, for some personal
! motive, to entirely blot us out" We cannot
undertake To euli.hten our correspondent on
| So mysterious aud complex Su hiect as the
management Of the Baltimore aud Ohio rail-
road We would suggest 10 him. however.
| that he call the attention of the Postmaster
General TO this tampering with the mails.
The foregoing paragraph appears at the
head Of the editorial page of last Wednesday :
Washington Republican. We doubt in view
OF the uateu, facts, whether there is single
intelligent resident of the illused village capa-
hle of indting or suggesting snch letter
And why? Because HarPer's Ferry, former
bum Of active industry, became at the close Of
our civil war one Of those objective points
which the swarm Of greedy adventures, while,
vrlture-like, following in the armys wake.
seized upon; and, under the spccious name Of
a Water Power aud Manufacturing Company
have frustrated every honest endeavor TO re-
store To the place something of its wonted life
and business II is impossible that so wicked
a scheme could have been 50 long and so uu-
blushinsly practised without the counivauce
q men high in authority; bnt, however this
may he. it is at least certain that, when the
United States property at Harprr's Ferry was
advertised for sale, several years ago. oSicnSbly
70 the highest bidder, Mr. Wilson, at that time
Master Of Transportation Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, with a view to con-
s,ruct machine shops and other works on the
spot, offered a SUN Of money for it which was
regarded by competent judges very fair price
The cormorantS. however, into whose net
whatever comes Is fish, wOul not suffer such
a legitimate transaction, aud they bid 81 600
more than the high figure Of the railroad CON-
pany. Aud with what result? Why, that
until now the government has not received
solitary cent either of principal or interest
from this so-calied manufacturing company
There is room here for Congressional in7esti-
sation. Honest men in this District were un-
fortunately induced by the schemers to sub
scribe 10 the stock Of the fraudulent concern.
which long since exploded like South Sea
bubble. And yet we see paid government |
organ blaming a great railway company for
the shortcomings Of its own cougeuial friends |
This, all things considered, is Que Of the
coolest things on record, however our simple |
neishbor may affect to regard it as mystic
-ious and complex - Gsoygeto'0n Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20
T,rm,,. Sa5.oribe,,

TAuyTLETS.- Buckskin Gauntlets. Wnchef-
VI ter make ofsupsfior quality aud cheap, FOE
sale By
Nov. 10, 1875. w.EBY.
SoAP.TPe,oyple'' Soap very cheap, for ,sIe b.
ID OASTED Coffee warranted, best quality Rio
III Rand, Belle VI the South, just received. isr
by ". EBf.
DISTOL. Gun and Ruskot Water Proof Car,
and another supply Of Shot 81 sizes with ,ae
best Rife Powder, just received BY
Nov. 10. 1875. ". EBY
INVITE Beans. Dried Peaches, Sage, Pepper,
W Saltpetre, Salt with butchering Spices
generally, for sale by w.EBY
CtHOPPING Ares all weights at lowest price,
~ for sale by W. EBY.
LNANyELs.-whiten Heavy Twillcd Fact.rv.
Il Twied Bopet, Shaker, Plain Bsmst, and
line Of plain all Wool Flannsl..
ID Ed Firemans, Superior Scarlet Nerins, twill
IN ed, tno and heavy; and plain all Wssl Red
Flanncl..
CtAyTONs.-colsred. Unslesched and Bleach.
" cd Cantons from az TO 3Tlz
Nov 10, 1875. GEO. W. T. LEAHsLEY.
NE arc just receiving stsck OF Hardware,
w Wsodenwlre. Housekeeping Goods, gtsrss
and ether goods in eur line, which viii DO ss!t
low TO sui; the times.
nov. 10, 1870 bbkE GALLAHE..
I'VE "ARGANp" Baseburninx Stoys-ths
/ best Stove manufactured. Call and zee IL and
get circulars. BU6B 4 GAILAHEs
Ssv. -, 1873. Agents fer Charls-town
DGTChER KNIVES, best English and Amer.
ID car manufaciurs, for Sals By
Nov. Is, 1873. Duke 4 GALLAHER.
1O0 LARD CANS Of oar own manufacture
IOO -ssde from extra heavy tia, for gale
low, By
Ssv. Is, 1875. prKE eALLAEE.
100 KEGS Nails, just received and for sGIs
lUO BY eCRE eALLAHEI.
4 IL sizes Of Stove Pipe sade TO order at short
N nstice ssd prices lower tsan ever.
Nov. Is, 1873. DCKE GALLAHEE.
LIVERY article in the Tisware line, for sale By
IL Nov. -, bUkE& GALLAHER.
A XES. shsvels, Forks, Cow Chains, Tubs,
n and Baskets, foF sale BY
Nov. -, 1873. DCKE6 GALLAEER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20
Bank of CharlestoWn.

TINS Bank will be closed on Thursday next,
November 25th. Thanksgiving Day). Per-
sons having Notes maturing on that dav. or ether
business with the Bank, are hereby notified TO o.
tend 20 same on the preceding day.
GEO. A. P0RTERFIEID,
Nov. 20, 1875. Cashier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20

Gle -I,st bridge 40 St. louis cost SIS OOO-
C.1. aa. is O. losing enterprise. TIE daily zee
C-I's asea-e $500, while the expense of
uamau'r- itard tls interest on ne bonds
aa.u.t o. $4,000 daily, making the dsjly net
- SL7o). The stockholders are ic r;,a.
la'.r r-I ur v-1 s-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20
NOTICE.

II AYING dCerminsd TO quit business on The
lst of January, 1876. all persons indebted
T. me must come forward by that time aud pay
their indebtedness, as must have the money at
that time. GEO. ". LAWRENCk.
wsgeey's Shop, Nov. 20, ls75-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20
FOR SALE.

WYE have for sale First-rate FAIRBANKS
w PLATFORM SCALES-good as new-wil
be sold cheap.
Nov. 20, 1878. DUKE a GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20

The Ohio river is the greatest coal carrier
in the world, Notwithstanding the fact that it
is frozen up during most Of the winter. aud
nearly dried upa large portion Of the sum
msr \ run Of coal was made during the
month Of July last. when 375,923 tons were
shipped in f,riy-eght hours. II would have
loaded over $1,000 eight-wheeled cars, which
would have bad to be made up into abou,
ooo heavy freisht TRIMS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-20
Salt. Coal, and Nails.

7 FAVE on hand fSr-sae 900 Sacks OF Liverpool
| G. A. SAT-, 200 Sacks Of Fine aud 500 small
Sacks Of Dairy Salt. 100 Tons Of Geerge's Greek
Valley Lump Coal. and so Tons Of Authraei,s
Coal.and loo Kegs OF Nails, which viii exchange
for Corn. JAMES NcGkAN.
Harper's Ferry, W. Va, Nov. 20, ls75-3L