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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09
origin Of the White Man.

There may be remains of Stone Age
whites but there are no certain remains
Of white sarages of low order We
may well doubt if there we're any white
say'ee'' it is more likely 'ha''he white
men were developed late in the history
Of the world from ancestors already far
on IN civilizations IN fact that this civ
'I'1'''on' with ITS improved supply Of
food. ITS better housing and clothing,
ITS higher intellectually, was one main
factor IN the development of the white
type Here however, it must be re.
membored that there is not white race
IN the sense in which there sa Carb
race Or an Andamnn race Itincludes
several race types, and even the same
language such as English or German.
may be spoken by men as blonde as
Danes or as dark as Sicillans The fair
oa'red scandinavian TYPE has something
Of the dean''eDess Of true race; but as
one travels south there appear, not
weil-dchned sub-races. hut d,rl.on;no
graduation. Of bewillerinc com,l,.;tv
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09

A new smukeltss locomotive Is on tri-
al on the Chicago AMI Northwestern
railway. aud gives great satisfaction
s,ys the Chicago .Ionad Of Commerce
1t burns the poorest quality of bitumi-
nous cunl, and tmits only tin white
smoke from the smokc-stack The lat
ter is a round pipe, and is placed at the
rear end of the boiler, near the cab, in
stead Of being in front, as in the ordina-
" locomotive There is double set
OF fues in the boiler, a small set under
meath and larger ones on Top. The
gases pass through the lower fucs tc
the front and then return by the upper
fucs to the stack AT the front there
is a cylinder chamber, with smoke arch
into which the larger particles of Goa
Gust fall, and ano her chamber at I'd,
,nj Of the larger fues captures tn,
lighter particles that have been caniec
that far. The device. like most Of til,
smoke contrivanccs, is not only a con
>euieuce to tue travelling public, but i
economical a il secures considerable
saviuc -
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09

The .'cattle kings" in their recent
con ,eption, at Chicago and st. Louis,
= ,turally. though not perhaps unduly
macpi6ed their Importance to the COM
,nr;,v The business is one of enor-
mon, magnitude, the commissioner OF
.rr;culture declaring that the meat pro-
,.,o, oxceeds in value any other product
of the farm; the order of magnitude be-
,noot. corn, wheat, hay, dairy pro
.,,ot. and cotton. Whether this esti-
mate be exactly correct or not 1t Is
u,.;n that the meat production is one
,.h;cb al are interested Mr.. LorIng
climates the money value of our cattle
>, 81, lO6.7l5,7 OS; of which say i've
Hundred and tbirty-four millions in val
80 west of the Mississippi The
..o.,,la kings" ask for national cattle
1.-Two over government and State lands
I'LL, tbe Red river of the South to the
III ..lorD boundary of the United States
.L.oat.n the railroad corpora
a ' Vim national law in the mater Of
.'o"s S,,,a commerce., unless the rail
i"'' ,. will make such concessions "a TIC
'O1a :. the ca,tlcmcu shall consider
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09

In tho northeastern island Of Terra
del FucgO the natse people, who utter
marry frequently with the more south
rrn lahgans Gas they are called by 'bs
English misslonarie.>, are the taIIest
,ace OIL the globe, aecorliag to the re-
part Of the French mission to Cape
Iiorn pre.cn;cd to the Academy Of
Science. Paris, by Doctor Hahn. IN
.tock and speech these tall people appear
closely related to the Patagonians of the
sontintut.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09

England. like the oil lady who en-
joycd roor health, has been enjoying of
late a great scare about her navy.
There does not seem to bc much reason
for slarm, for according to good author
'ty if the navy Of either Italy or Germa-
ny were joined to that Of France the
TWO forces would be about equal to
Engl.nds, and ifGcrmany were added,
the triple cont ipation would be some
what superior to Grcst Britain Blu,
sll this did Lot matter TO the English
snd he pressure of public opinion has
forced the Admiralty to appropriate
ever G5 900 600 more than they had
INTENDED for Increasing their ships and
armament in the next FIVE years. a
little panic ike this in the United States
now and then wou i be good thing
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09

The Washington monument, at Wash
ins'on, d G will not bong retain the
yaoui distinction Of being The highest
tuu.,ure in the world An iron tower
Oss shsu,and feet IN height ,s 10 be
.,.O,s,l in the grounds Of The French
Exhibition in 1889 Passengers will
IL catricd to the top in an elevator.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09

Italy /. the land ofcriuinaIs says the
director general Of Italian prisons 1t
k.t 325 prisons with acon.taut average
uopulnlion of 10000 offenders against
III. law OF these mere thqQ 5000 aye
murdrrcrs. No other uau,n in tho civ
ilard world has such d large proportion
~ Grimm Is
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09

Superintendent Ramsay Of the Y )
Naval Academy at Annapolis, issued an
order list week Exchanging all employ
e.- who have hitherto been paid under
Me rix months appropriation act, except
hose whose rctcnton is absolutely nee
nsHhrY
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09

Didn't tell you not to rack that
horse down wi h that damp clorer.hnv.
1t will give any horse in the ro.,a the
heaves Wen, driver, give H.. oDr
standby Days Horse and Cam. Paw.
around all right H
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09
AUCTION BLANKETS

VIII. " H nlir , Wool Blankets, Is pair. ma
MI m'ie w w co. Blankets, 90 ptir iol VIM
Blankets, so 400. 800 n,ir 80 -, +" ool
et'. 90 pair lngrnin Cnrt,.ts D.. ,,,''A.
43cis Best all wool ply carpets - ,nd -. ','''
brussels caruets. - and s5et, W..
cotton Sets Good cticoes. 5r,. rn '',u,,a
proof oei ticking, IS and sets. '''''''
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09

The dcfaulring mania has even spread
70 the Island Of Cyprn' Dcfalcaiions
N the revenue department, amounting
~ $3.50. 900, are reported at Iarniea
Tbs officials have I'D TO ASIA Minor
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09

A French newspaper informs the
world that America is The home of ee-
,.s.;n.s.cty that in New York no chmch
rung by ha~d. and that The
TnTcIu. is sounded hy steam; night and
morning thu machine nPcrates with the
regularity of a clo'k for five minutes.
l. Also declares that whom money i
Pee ed for charity the prettiest au)
most exemplary girls in town ascend
platform and let all corners kiss then
hn 81 u head. but that no one ear
mkc more than ten kisses for the money
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09
ORDER MIST.
hhe Circuit Court tor Charles C,n,,,

In the matter of the sale Of tho r.,ia-..,
assessed IN the name of Hugh Wnltrr
Nl'rA ior STATE and county take. for the
i iT"rS 1871 1880 and 1881 by John II
ChapreleAr, Collector, TO Henry A Turner
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09

Nv stock Of TOYS and Christmas Prose rs
'rr The finest Of The sr,sou. drspl tye,l from
the large show windows Of nv 81 re- Thry
present an attractive sight 10 behold Como
and SEE it. 1t viii cost YOU nolhinu i
have also OF hand a full and comnlcre
stock o. Ne" NJ rcl.nlse. which wiil oc
Ter To my custom rs NJ the lowest c,sl, rrice.
A"n = oar 'in' 20 Sinr,.! or n,,Ae, ma
mInr J. the place to - vnluy rr,.r:vrl CnI
Que "'i all, and | will give lou i,yful
7 Il Wills, Coxs Station, Nd
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09

WIS will ie the last winter season in INV
L u.d place Of business. No. +ln. Seventh
Street where have been for the past twenty
Years. When the hniliing now ia course of
erection ON The corner Of Seventh Stre,t .,,,I
Market Space shall have been completed the
Atssr'. 5 as and mvsclf propose 10 eject an
nnoa there Further information on his
Sli9ect laicr. Ny present purpose is 10 M
Wise you that in consequence OF the proposqd
,haHgc. my present stock must be sod and
that means ''''
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09

In the consumption ofsoap per capita
TIE United Siatc. lead Italy ~ last on
the list. the pcasaniry Prciering bong
uioture-quo to being neat
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09

1850. rnrsry. 1885.
p'iIv except Sand,v. \. S. AleD { IN
Publish IS. B,'imor- The meeting Of con.
err>s, The Inauguration Of Pre>il, mt C,r,r.
land and III" events kry 10 follow !
rtanI" of administration ut Washington.
Will he attended by many circumstances q,
more than ordinary interest. while in G1rei ~
Pdrirs he immediate future promises IN hn
/ pr" me OF many Strkinr nccurr,tr-s The
! 'nfu'tld rr~grrss of the country Ail hr
mttkrd NV n-nv inri4rntS Of interest. prinri
~ among which VIII be the Centennial En-
| nl'IN"h 4 Ne" tlrls ~ Spr i'll .arrc<pnn-
d'nts 81 the sun in ever part Of this ountrv
"nd IN tn pc viii keep it readers fnlv a.
/ Flsed ct what i prin. on in the world and
there con q not thrr fore br a better time ~
IL 'criir fer it th,n now. as the sun j. g.,
com =" newspaper impartial ana inJ-,,.,,.
Tent CONFIRMS fresh and reliable news from,
gsi. 81 !'i.tSi5.stTiala poiird ;,lnn.r
| port; 'dtt"rials based Hp0n s6un.t rttssp,-
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On" rear.........2f oc me ~ nth ...i :
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Three n' n'hs.. 6o one week .........'a.,.
Sn!le copies hv mail. , cents FOREIGN
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The limo Wrtkl, Sun Tie L..,
'ahlI' newspaper. 1rps'worth in llr hin
An Fpi'' m" Of The woriIs news. The h irr>,
g'1n> OF literature. Tie latest and fullest re-.
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One doli,ca "opt for twelve months Terms
N"leIy cash IN "dv.nce p stare free u,
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td' Premium corirS to grrtcrs M of cIul,s
i"r The Baltimore Weekly SIM
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sun one tc'r, aud one copy Of the D.iIy
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ng, Baltimore Md
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GEORGE +. IlARBIN.
rail and 1JIuirr
DRY GOODS !

Dress goods, Black and colorei Caslmcres
Black ana coloftd Silks, Vrlvets and Vrlys.
tens 'heoes, Bingham, LOTIONS. shrrlin,S
llrAingS' SnT'ings, etc Blankets ana rnn'
forts Mems and Bo,s wear. Gloves lloisn-
r. orscts and Notions ofall kinds. I.nlies,
Ger. ana Chiidr,ns' Winter Underwear
Oic.olh, and Rags. '''e' " ''''
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09
G. M. TOwsO1
$50 Penn. Ave-. South Side noc
ire Market. Washington, D. G.
FREE TO FARMFpC

The National Agriculturists-A,
AIhefIcih Farmer Journal, will be SEM fro,
M Que year 10 every Farmer who sends ne a,
once We names OF ten farmers, aud ~ tw,
C'nl stamps Tor postage, &c It is The hes,
az !" anu nome paper IN the United STATE,
a',u ,,''s cues Is made only to Sc, urc names II
know every intelligent farmer whn go = Ne
the National Agriculurist viii snbs,r.1 'r''
1t Regul r price, 81 90 per annum Sa,
To-day aud secure this offer Ad1rosy T
tlon1l A5ri, ulturist. Nunda. New WI va
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09
Nj ILLINERI
AT
L A p L ~ T a.

MISS BELLE DEMENT, invites the alton
WI ton of the ladies to her new and well
selected assortment of Fall and Winter
Millinery Hats and Bonnets in All the most
fashionable colors and shapes, and at very
reasonable pri es. may 9-Im
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09
GEORGE F. HARDIN
3l9 Peana Ave. S E,
Capito! HH, WAsurNoroNn
May 6-lm. Wv =
BOYS and GIRLS.

me National Youth.-A b.ndsom,
Illustrated page paper, brim ul of in,rrr'i
lna stores tor boys aud girls. viii he son,
nee Tor one entire year 10 every one y b h.,
SENDS gs - once The names Of IL ho[sa" "1
plflS 81 diIitrrnt families, and ~ I've ran,
STAMPS l"r postage, &C. THIS popular np6ii.
calo , p , 'rfs both old and youn:, and !. ar.
~ Nno" h'iGed BY all as The nest ,ontn manor
!" ,,, 'i'g , Ava. Regular price, 81 90 per an.
,u'1, S,''t now no" SO "a 70 secure next pnn,ber
1 ,,ai'eS'' Tue National Youth, Buffalo New
dee l2-dm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09

dace one fee TO first person who get up
cub of four. Agents wanted. Write for
circulars. CHENEY ANVIL 4 WISE CO.,
aug l-3m DETROIT, MICH.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09

/ H virtue OF authority vested in me as ColIec
= 70, loI OF taxes Tor the Bird Collection Di>trtc
" mares county, viii sell At public <lI. Ia
the highest bidder for cash on the pr.mists' ~
Friday, January. the 9Th. 1885.
between 10 and II o'clock a. m, the following
! 5i,P ~ 10 SATISFY State and county taxes
dne ior me years $50, ISL Is! and lS> ~ ~ it.
a tract OF or parcel os land living IN th. 3rd
COLLECTION District, called
MYRTLE Grove,
or hy wh1tevcr aame or names it may be known
2i3 Acres; more or less,
assessed in the name of Henry 5. Mitchell.
Due for county tax, 1SS0........SS7 on
Due for State tax....... II e.
Interest from Jan / 1881.
Due for county tax, 1881 ........S73 -
Due for State tax. 1881. .... II o.
Interest from Jan. l, 1892.
Due for County tax. 1882. STA 81.
Due for State tax, 1882 ..... II 81
Interest from Jan. |, 1888.
Que Tor County tax, 1S83.......S75 o.
Due for State tax. 1883 II or
Interest from Jan. |, 1884.
,I, ne above real property viii be sold nv the
. Director rs authorized by the Act of ls74 chan |
-rr ~, ana The proceeds VIII he auphpd to Tia /
JaS lhoht OF the taxes for the aboy. years with /
Ter this sale "' VI"
dec 10 ct late Collertor "a iiI,.;,.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09
Port Tobacco. Md.

Cigarettes are .olda made wholly OF
tbacco The cheaper grades are made
Of opium and sqwiH~t
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-01-09
Friday, January. the 9Th. 1885.

hetwfen 10 and II O'Clock a. m, the following
properly; 10 satisfy State and county taxrs
u'' ior me years $50 Isl, Is. aud ls> to vii:
Collection District, called 80 - ~ "a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-11
Berkeley Items.

The following we copy from the
Independent:
Death entered the family of Mr..
Morgan Morgan last Sunday and
called away Miss Josephine, a bright
lady, and an only daughter.
The Camden Light Artillery, in
connection with the G.. A. r. Post,
will picnic at Island Park on Satur-
day, the 22d. The Winchester Light
Infantry will be present and perhaps
several other military organizations.
The large barn and straw stack of
Rev. John w. Hedges, about 6 miles
from town, was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday night last about 10
O'Clock. The fire was discovered to
be burning in two places-in the
stack and one in the barn. The en-
tire building was burned down and
the late crop of wheat and everything
else, except the stock, lost in the
flames. 1t is supposed to have been
set on fire. The loss, about 1000,
is doubly heavy, coming as it does
after such a bad season. The loss is
partly covered by insurance.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-11
DIED.

AT the Carter House in this place. on Fri
dav. August 9TH. 1885, of Cholera %Infantuln.
ETHEL, infant daughter of Mr.. W. A. and
Mrs. Sadie Hines. of Norfolk. Va. and grand
neice OF MIR. j. G.. Wyatt, of this place, aged
IS months.
In this place. August 9th, 1885. GOLDEN.
only child of VIM. aud Mollic L. Kinlcs-ugcd
5 months and 90 days.
"Of such is the kingdom of heaven"
In Middleway. this county, July goth, 1885.
JOSEPH WILLIAM. infant son of Mr.. Win
4. and Mrs. Nancy V. Mcintyre, aged about
5 months.
Entered into rest. July 9th, 1885. DANIEL
SNYDER, aged "a years and 5 months. He
was u consistent member of the NJ. Z. Church
South, for sixty years.
Dear father, how lonely VIC are to-day,
But we would not have you stay,
For we arc waiting. watching and we pray,
That we may be ready when Jesus calls us
away.
o. SO hard from you for us to part,
1t docs seem almost to break our heart,
But we know we will meet again,
Where there is no sorrow, grief or pain.
At Washington. D. c.. July 31st, 1885, Mrs.
MARY STRIBLING, widow of the late DR..
Taliaferro Stribling. of Clarke county, in the
92d year of her age.
In Petersvillc, Nd. on Friday. August nth.
1885. Mr.. WILLIAM II. BIGHAM, native of
Harper's Ferry, aged 50 years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-11
To ThesPubIic.
MoIER,g eaoss RoADs, July 81.

MoIER Cross RoAps, July 81
As farmersEwe purpose meeting at
Moler's Cross Roads Stock Show and
Agricultural grounds August 27,i
1885, in friendIyriYalry to see who
has the best stock-horses, CATTLE.
sheep, and hogs; the best cereals
wheat, corn, rye, oats, and barley /;
the best garden products, or any.and
all things pertaining to the farmland
in connection of husbandry with me-
chanism. We would cordially invite
the cooperation of all skiIled4me-
chanics in the displaylof their imple-
ments. We need good machinery,
and all are not as yet supplied with
reapers, mowers, rakes, plows, har-
rows, drills, &C., as agents of the diff
ferent large firms can testify. Farm
ers must have need of horses ormules
horses and mules require good har-
ness. A building for the display of
such goods will boon hand. Farmers
wives, and all other wives, refuse to
stitch, stitch on in the old way; a
hint is sufficient to the sewing ma
chine agents. Nothing gives the
housewife more real pleasure than
thai her jams, %iellies, preserves, cake,
bread, &C., &C., should be fully tried
and appreciated ample room will be
provided to show same to best ad1an-
tagc. The crowingo of the cock, quack
of the duck, gobble of the turkey, and
cackle of geese will announce their
presence. Crazy patchwork,
squares, diamond, and all other kinds
of quilts, though not in general use
at present time, arc really necessary,
so bring them along, and all and any,
thing that will please and interest tho
crowd that will be in attendance,
composed of u%ncles, aunts, cousins,
wives, sweethearts and all other
" kith" or +" KIM forget the
babies, they r necessary. to make
the show complete.
We assure you a hearty welcome.
LEE II. MoLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-11
Various Items.

A reduction in the force of clerks
and salaried officers of the Shcn-
andoah Valley Railroad has recently
been made.
A crowd of people from Appomat-
tox Court House assembled Thurs
day morning and draped the house in
which Gems. Grant and Lee signed
the terms of surrender in April, 1868,
in mourning.
The Burkittsvillc Female Seminary,
located ut Burkittsvillc, Frederick
county, Md, was sold at receivers
sale recently, for So, 100, to Mcssrs.
L. NJ. and L. a. T.. HORNE, of Bur-
k%ittsville. The seminary originally
cost $4,000.
Near Pen-Mar, Saturday week, An
drew Gcisman, while standing in his
door watching a storm, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed. AT
the same place the electric fluid set a
house on fire, but the rain extinguished
the flames before the building was en-
tirely consumed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-11
Valley Female COLLEGE,
WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA.

NNEof the First Home Schools for
" Ladies' in the State. will open its Fall Ses-
sion WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1856
Delightful situation, ample and attractive
grounds. Excellent buildings. vol arranged
and commanding one of the finest views in the
Valley with a
Full Faculty Of 1Jle and Experienced
Teachers.
Thorough System of Instruction. Complete
Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus. a good
Cabinet of Minerals; every facility is afforded
pupils in the various departments. Unsnr-
passed advantages in the Departments of Mus
ic; Art, Elocution and Languages. Special at
tention is given to the Department of English;
and the Department of Fin Art is we'll sup
piled with the requisite casts, DC.
The President. aided by cultured Teachers.
spares no effort looking to the health and com
fort of h e'pupils. Such is the healthfulness
of the situation and character of the Home
life and government with the watchful care be-
slowed. that sickness is rare and delicate pu-
pills almost invariably return to their homes
much improved in health.
50 Special Arrangements for Daughters of
Ministers.
Considering these advantages. comforts. &c.
it offers the Best Terms III the State. Board,
Furnished Room, Fuel, Lights. Full English
Course, Latin. French; Full course of Instru-
mental Music. Vocal in class. Elocution. with
use of Instruments, for the entire Academic
year $235.
For Catalogues containing full particulars,
testimonials and references. address the Prcsi-
dent. Rev. JNO. p. HYDE. An.
August II. $3.50.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-08-11

State OF west Virginia,

county OF Jefferson. set:
Clerks Office of the County Court.
The following is a List of Deeds admitted to
record in said Office, during the week ending
August s, 1885.
l. George S. Knott and others. Trustees. to
Eli w: Payne and Others. Trustees of the Meth
Odist Episcopal Church South, in the town of
MiddieWay in this county. Deed of Bargain
Church and Lot of Land. in the said town of
M~lddlcway. Date of Record. August Sd, 1885,.
2. George NJ. Beltzhoover and others to RAJ
leigh D0rnrr. Deed of Bargain and Sale. dated
the I'd day of March. 1885. conveying q Tract
Of Land in this county. known as the !. Black
Farm" containing los Acres. Date of Record.
August Sd. 1885.
3. Henry c.. Martcn and wife to Geo. N.
Bcltzhoovcr, Trustee for Potomac Building As
ISOLATION, No. 2. Deed of Trust, dated June
18th. 1883. conveying Lot No. 10. in Shepherds
town: Date of Record, August Sd, 1855.
i. Robert G.. Harper and wife. and others. to
Benjamin PendletOn. Decd of Bargain and
Sale. dutcd April15th, 1885. conveying a Houfc
and Lot of Land. i'll Shepherdstown. Date Of
Record, August Sd, 1885.
! 5. Jacob s. Melvin and wffeto VIM. C. Link.
Trustee for Mrs. Anna Licklidcr. Deed of
Trust, dated July 18th, 1855, conveying a Tract
of Land in this county. known as the Reinhart
Farm. Date of Record. August 9TH. 1855.
6. NJ. W. Hart to John G. Bitncr. Trustee for
Danl Gctzcndanner. Deed of Trust. dated
March Both. 1885. conveying Personal Prop
erty. Date of Record, August 18th. 1885.
T. Cleon Moore and others, Special Commits
sioners. to VIM. G. Carroll. Decd of Bargain
aud Sale. dated August 9TH. 1855, conveying q
House and Lot of Land, in Charlestown. Date
of Record, August 5fh, 1855.
s: United States. by Joseph II. Robinson,
acting Solicitor of the Treasury. to Lawrence
A. Montague. Deed of Bargain and Sale.
dated October 22d, 1854. conveying Lot z in
Block IA" and Lot 10 in Block BIB" both
IN the town Of llarper's Ferry. Date of Rec
8. NJ. Elizabeth Wager to L. A. Montague.
Trustee for James Conway. Decd of Trust.
dated July 18th, 1885, conveying Lots No. 43.
of Record, August 9th. 1885.
10. Eliza a. Lawrence and her husband to
Mary E. Duncan. Decd of Bargain and Sale.
dated january 18th. 1884. conveying One Acre
of Land. near Summit Point, in this county,
Date of Record. August Sth, 1885.