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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-06
M A IL IL ] T. ID.

In this town, on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Eddy, Mr. William B. Sisson. to Miss
Mary T. Durfee, daughter Of the late Mr. James
Durfec, all of Portsmouth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-06
RELIGIOUS BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY
JAMES HAMMOND.

".Nerer be wiihom Book in daily read
ing, Of a direct Scriptu'ai and deroiiO"ai
tending. ."-HALE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-06
AR RlVA AIS.

SUNDAY, March lst--Scbr Boston packet
Godfrey. I'm NYork; Compeer. Lincoln, FIN East
Port for NYork; sip Huntress, ,Barrus, FIN NYork
sch Bell, Prentss, firm NLondon for Provid; schl
Reaper, fin Charleston for Bristol
3D. Sip d d Jones, West, fin Provid for New
Bedford; Good Intent, Hammond, fin Rochester
Emily, Smith, firm Provid Tor Hartford; Niagara
Irons, fin do for NYork; Samuel, Burt, fin Taun
ton for do; schr Respect, Freeman, I'm Whining
ton for riovid. - '-
4,h-hrs Nerens, spooner, fin Havana fo
Provid; -chr Joseph, Gibbs, firm Savannah for N
Bed; Clropatra's large, Baker. from Bay River
sip Mary, Thompson, FIN NYork; Emperor, Rus
sell, FIN l'n.ldam.
5th-.!p Trader, Burt, I'm Taunton, for New
Bed; Cygnet, fIeath, FIN NYork.
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A u ON s..

On Sepenh Day, Tie 8M or3d mo-, at 10
o'etoeh a. m. 3yfrr, fnot, first la;r doy
gtN, miH be sold at Al tCTION, wifh-
o"t re'-rre, ot NE Firm in Portsmouth,,
eaiied Green Taie, near Black Point,
and Improved by Vm. T. Potter
d A Sheep. oxen, 10 cows & ] mare with
|" fold, sows. shoats and poultry; 3 carts,
plows, harrow. tanning mill, corn shelter. &c.-
together with general set Of tools for said farm.
directly after the above sales, the Farm can BE-
purchased If wanted.
Together with about 9s acres Of excellent land
sdoning it, formerly part Of VAUcLUsr Es-
tate, and laying very convenient TO il, embracing
the whole Vaucluss a-weed and Shore priv-
lege, which. if united, would constitute q very de-
siIable and valuable property
Newport, lst mo. 27th, ls84s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-06

A very destructive fire occurred in
Brooklyn, N. Y. on Tuesday last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-06
SCHOOL BOOKS.

9 sons in geography &
! Parley's geography
! Scripture geogra-
} ply & atlas,
! Willard's geogra-
) ply,
! v oodbridee's ge'
) ography & atlas,
! Olney's geography
{ and atlas,
) Woodbridge and
! Willard's large
! geography s. atlas
) Arithmetics.
! Primary lessons in
! arithmetic,
! Arithmetic tables,
: n. American arith-
; metic, lst part,
! Colburn's lst les
; sons in arithmetic,
! Colburn's plates to
! do.
! Smiths arithmetic,
! Colburn's Sc quel,
, Key to Colburn's
! sequel,
! Hitchcock Gerish-
) es s. Bennet's sys-
{ tenn Of book keep
} ing,
! La Croix arithme-
) tic,
! Euler's algebra,
! Days algebra,
! Colburn's algebra,
! Legendres geome-
} try;
! Easy lessons in do;I
{ Gibson's surveying
! Grdmmdrs.
I Ora m m ar by
< teacher of youths
! Murray's grammar,
!, lngersol's do. !
|, Smiths do lst & Cd
| part, |
Progressive exer-
cises in English
composition, |
Productive gram
mar, |
Nlurray's exercises
Alger Murray's SEX
ercises, |
nj urray's key, |
Guys orthography;I
Rhetoric. !
jams sons rhetorics
b ! a RS lecture,
rhetoric, |
Blair's questions,
astronomy; |
Young astronomer,
Ferguson's astron-
omy, |
First book do,
/ Wilkins do.
! Chemistry;
!; Webster's chemis-
| try,
I Botany;
|. Thornton's botany
/ Romans antiquities
and mythology,
. Phiiosophy;
Blak e's snatural phi
! Iosophy,
Crumbs natural do.
Comstock 5 philos-
ophy, |
Scientific dialogues
Political class book
Moral do do. !
Dictionary. |
Primary dictionary,
w al er's dictiona-
! Perry's do.
! Webster's do.
! N. Y. Expositor;
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-06

| IA ID "
! NE. primer,
I Eavne olicaI primer
Ny ork primer,
| Sherwocd's primer,
, Worcrster's primer
FrnnIin primer,
. N-York preccptor,
Church catechism,
Barnum's LIST ele-
mcnfary book,
Spelling and read
ing, do
Barnum's Cd ele-
mentary book ,con-
nected with writ
ing,
Barnum's Ord do,
connected with nu-
meration, mensu-
ration, and use Of
maps;
Barnum's 4th do
being the lst book
of geog. connect
ed with spelling,
reading s. writing;
Picture g. defining
book;
Spelling Books.
Parh urst's lst les
sons,
Webster's $ spelling
book,
Introduction TO Ma
tional spelling !
book, !
N ational spelling
boo,
Alden's lst part,
Alden's Cd do.
N. spelling book.
Readers.
w orc &c S { c RS Cd
book,
American precep-
tor,
Murray's introduce
ton,
Murray's reader,
Pronouncing Eng
lish reader,
Agricultural reader
Young reader,
Introduction to n a.
tional reader,
N ational reader,
Historical reader,
Rhetorical reader,
American lst class
book,
Academical speak
er,
Mental Guide,
Columbian Orator;
History.
Epitome Of history,
First book of histO-
tory,
Second do,
Mythology,
Parley's Greece,
GoIdsmith's do.
Goldsmith Rome,
Goldsmitb's Eng
land,
Grimshaw's Eng
land,
Blair's England,
Goodrich U. S.
Emerson's Ques-
tions to Goodrich
nited States,
Wizards u. S. q
questions,
W helpley's Com
pend & Questions;
Geography.
Worcester's first
boo ofgeography
Cummings lst les.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-06
AR RANG E.ME.NT FOR MAR CHI.
Every Tuesday, Thursday land Saturday.
Fare 81, from Newport, and found.

The steamer BOSTON,, Capt. William
Comsiock, The steamer PROVIDENCE
Capt. Seth Ihayer, riN commence run
ming in The jollo~img order.
BOSTON,
Will leave Providence at ~, M. Saturday, March
LIST, 1884, Thursday 9th, Tuesday Ith, Saturday
18th, Thursday 20h, Tuesday 25th. and Satur-
day 29tb. viii leave New-lork at 4, p. M.
Tuesday. March 4tb, Saturday stb, Thursday 8,
Tuesday Isih, Saturday 22d, and Thursday 27th.
PROVIDENCE,
viii leave Providence at ~, NJ, Tuesday March
4th, Saturday Stb, Thur; day 18th, Tuesday Is.
Saturday 22d, and Thursday 9th. win leave
New York at 4, p. M, Thursday 9th, Tuesday
lilh, Saturday 5lh. Thursday 30th. Tuesday
25,h, and Saturday 29ih.
The above splendid boats are propelled by low
pressure Engines and heavy copper boilers.
The boats will stop at the Long wharf, in New
port, to receive and land passengers.
Newport, Feb. 27th 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-06
aDyNI.NIS ira TRIX'S NOTICE.

YuNIIE subscriber having been appointed by the
q lion. Court Of Probate for the ,owr OF
Portsmouth. Administrative on the estate OF the
late Capt Richard Field, late Of said Portsmouth,
dec and having given bonds according TO law,re-
quests all persons having claims aga'ns, said es-
tate 10 present them for settlement, and all per-
sons indebted to make payment TO her.
MARTHA FIELD, Admx
Portsmouth, Dec. IA, 1888. ls'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-06
STOCK 1T AVCTTON.

STOCK ut .HUCITON.
On TUESDAY, March l8, 1884, at 10 o.
clock, a. m. ytair, # not, the first fair
day after, wiH be sold at public auction.
at the farm IN Portsmouth, called VAr-
CLUsE, now improved by .Adam Lan :
ton,
% GO sheep, 4 oxen, II cows.
EA.EsN3"2 OK carts, and quantity OF
SH hay. Conditions ut the tinls
sn1~ and place Of sale.
Portsmouth, Feb. 26, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-06

The New Orleans Bulletin of Febru-
ary 18th, says the pressure in the money
market continues with undiminished Sc
verify, iflndeed it is not greatly increas-
ing. g.. -. 80
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-06

French Books.
French reader, %French word book, /,
Lec,ur Francois, French GRAMMAR
Boy RS French French testament,
dictionary, Perrin's vocabula-
Neugent's French ry.
dictionary, EHistory United
Perrin's fables, 8 States;
LATIN Books.
Adams elements of4 der,
latin grammar, Niris Rome,
Gould's do. SIlistorio Sacra,
Biglow's do. Virgil DelphInI,
Entic s latin die Tallusti Delphini,
tionary, !Horace DO.
Ainsworth's die $Cicero do.
tionary, SClakr's Caesar,
New latin tutor, \Ciceronis Oratl ons.
Walkers latin rea-S
GREEK Books.
II k c NIB urg's4Groves Greek ano
Greek grammar, English diction'y;
Buttman's gram Greek testament,
mar, Leusden's Greek &
Greek reader, 3 latin testament.
The abore for sale at
JAMES H.4.M.MONUS
DRY GOODS & BOOK STORE.
Newport, March 2sth, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-03-06
INDIA RUBBER SHOES.
BENJAMIN MARSH, JR.

No. I38 & I39, Thdmes-sUftf'
UHAS just received first rate assortment OF
nj INDIA RUBBER SHOES, OF eve
ry description; among them are ladies fine figured
at ~ per pair, a good article mems and chill
dren's also.
ON hand as usual, Genilemens and Ladies'
Boots and shoes Of every description and price.
Boots & shoes Of all kinds manufactured in the
bes, manner and newest style; purchasers are re-
ouested to call aud examine the above articles Tor
themselves. nov IL, 1883
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
MELANCHOLY sI,,pwRrcx

The brig George =. Stephenson, Captain
Curtis, ot ADD from BALTIMORE. bound TO Rio
Janeiro, was eaPsixei 9th Inst. lat Is 80, loo
u, ~ gale, from INV under q close reef
cd nlistoPsaIi. The msinm,st and foretop-
mast sas cut away, when she righ,ed full Of
~sier-ihe hstches broken open, both boats
stove to pieces, aud every thing washed from
The decks. Capt. Curti, and his wife. two
'eamen aud q boy, we're drow ned. The two
oniesrs-Nr. Joseph GaSet and Joseph Rich.
ADDISON and the remainder OF the crew sue
eeedsi N lashins Themselves in the fore rig
s'ns. The next day the cook and one DO,
died ard the remainder survived on the
wreck. ~I:hout dropof water until the lith,
n j, p ". when they were taken Oh by Cap
tain Thomas ShaP,er. OF the brig Corne-
la fr"m Rio Janeiro, and ARMED At New
io'k on Friday evening. The officers and
crew return their sincere thanks To Captain
>hsPter for BIS kind treatment while on
board his vessel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

INTENDING - h-1ve - S-As< q oE<r for
II sac t..r FasN eTSe -ss-A Q ave COO
i-snsne Sss Herrs e i-a<s.sns trr4 ttt-Iy
P'srrAsso4 q Als3ro>s CrAs<- E-1 tyrn<
nSon he 1sn rsss frs. Na<h@.t<T -
Shsrs-~io~n- t-l--es nSS5-s tavern at
The Wife 49,. 80 . -Aa- n s-~ Aass.Fs 2
ards q iAe " z-c.r,.ss 81 FasSSAsc Ell
Road
TIE cary oo1ssss0a - 49, 49,. - Cd
= ali - a. c-cr.is-@ 49, ss.a t.-4s~ IL -.ts-
-ii de.ss-s.s e1.saf- S71-sS-1st. I.r.4,
$500 .'c - n =. os~-s,E AAE<es as-s .y-~s.
eva a -t,fc 4is - -siA fAsc Ealsla re asa.-t-
fIe israa os-e II tAs s--s 80 80 n-txha-.r-
alsse- tt= eve 1-er5r-ls<. B,-f t-rza- A.. "a
nsSss,sac d A. 49, s-fr-v -. e-,art.rs
= Siii - les~-A - . --rza - s~.r-
-s~h .i-o - rr.t es1s. - IL sa.ss.r :
s-sr, ~ Estate - -slaEEzs . ia * s-h.rls.
81 A-sfeE-. q "a l-aSaslsa,lst Z Baf...
IT, - css;.l-sa- a. Ar-r- q El-,4 "a. r
~roHrrE lPsn AK frrsz1---> - - t.sru ul 90
cSs'frs L IT, .ssr.t ~ - se1s= ne A.. .a-
iaE.o-- u a. rsrt<r
have 49, - ~ ASas-sz-r u .~r.aali
sTss~rts a .t-rs "a r<-vsss-E 49,. st.sa
arc tsioeE s-isEs-r zsals 49,. III. - q
sio.ck o.-fse. . arzs-s Il -a=Ey- at >, sS
tsGs ALA o"ss s'u-e,,l- - o-.Is . q beatty q
ourn s,-d re -sce-s-s - sI to rnsle-
-sen;s sss tlSss S-l%rsEis .--S - G.rm.-,.
ssea &c ~-c 49, osrs>, ESz1xh.. A.
EaEkFAA ~ AStfNE,ION
Nrr - I-ls-xs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27


HY VTtas % deed &C trust. executed 10
Ab TIE ssbsoFIbsr % the 29th day q Aa-
gasi, I-11. aSd duly RECORDED n The Clerks
Oaioe q the CO1uiY Court q JeH<rsos, 20
secure . certain debt therein aessiOosd, ORE
Ernsliy dos fron T. WsrB-sg 90 Jossph T.
Russell. but By sub--4oess ass'EBuasnt and
Agreement bet~esa she parties. nv due
from IossPh L. Sash % Dsaisi Hoaaan 4
Go. q BaitinoTe, shsii proceed b sell. g.
the highest biS@sT. for essh. .. Ssfsolsy. a.,
xSth fsF II asEf aeafh. ffkes-Asy.i eli The
INTEREST he'll ~ sajd WsfauaE a. sasi
date o. ne Nsissbls I.isa3 proF~Tiy. nssF
hsrF-rs-ferry. esbTacSnE the sac Hhl
DEeiiaE uouses. md oaheE iBpsoEeusuis
sdus.sS thsFeon. - 80 auch thsrsgf a. nsg
- necessarF. ssie - take piscs % ths
prtlnises a o'ciurk.
JOHN TITZsiMNDNs.
No g. 1854 T-ss,e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
B1sSgNbfe .geRers0n F;aras,

- y DAsA( n Y AONs
Will eel ~ Pabitc ssie. on .gp.4sy. a.,
y lsfA dfy II Dses@bfr, (beink court DAY }
~ ffoot u the Court House IN ChsrIsstoab
thst Valuabis TRACT q LAND. nos ~ the
pcrupaeey u W. James Harms. eontsin,ng
1868 acres, aod ttGsted ~ miles north OF
ChsTisstosn. There . on The farm . com
Portable tsO-story Dwelling House. With .
ssTsT-fs'irng ssii q good uater pear the
door u - ihoSsht unnecessary 10 say sny
thinE respecting The quality ~ this lsnd. ., II
- inferior ~ none IN The COUNTY II Isf.r.s,p
I'D sii - PosdivsiY sold on the above De-,
shsn Tie terms uiit BE- msds knownby
DANiEL kABLR, .liu,'p
" ~ sissis Fl - EstL, d,sd
Nov. %. 1915
? :. The sale 81 ny PERSONAL Pro
PEkTt uii take place. ~ the tan, ard o. Or
Suictsrs-Tsrry, On Tusifsy. ~, ~ b,esa-
5rr. DIX
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
LATGss rROW EGRoPE.

By the arrival o: New York Of the packet
ship khone, Captain Rocket, from Havre,
Paris PsPers 20 the 23i OF October were re-
eeved- These papers, says the Commercial,
eooiain i-oofon dates one day later than were
before received
The Gazette de France Of the 22d Of oc,o.
Der states, that Mr.. Iivingstou had n long
conversation with NJ de IlSny. the French
Niaister of'Foreign Affairs.
Lord Lansdowne, and the late British Am
b1ssador 10 Berlin, Lord Mimic, have met in
PARIS; n n supposed IN consequence Of the
late measures OF the Prussian Court respect
ING duties which will materially affect the
long dominancy Of English commercial inter.
e,ts on the continent. Lord Ninto has been
dehAitsly recalled from Berlin, II is said, in
consequence.
The Ming OF Bavaria arrived st Rome on
The 9TH, on a visit 10 the Pope.
SPEassh aasIrs had assumed no new aSpect
Lumal1earresuy n stated To have taken pos
session. Of Calahofra, n small town at the en-
trance Of CASTLE, two leagues from Loyrono
Inc acquisition, however, cannot be impor-
tant.
la England, 4 priVy council was held on
the 2Oth October, for the purpose of entering
INTO a fnli examination Of all the circumsian-
ess connected With the origin Of the firc that
recently destroyed the two houses Of parIia-
ment No one connected with the public
press was present, and the only person al
lowed 10 take notes was Mr.. GurneJ, TIE
sienoSrsPher-t being the intention Of 90
vernment that the proceedings shall not be
made public until the investig alton Is brought
TO close. IL Is understood, however. that
there does not exist the slightest reason to
suppose that the fire arose from any thing
but an accidental cause. u was determined
10 Profosue Parliament on Thursday. the 23d.
IN one Of the Committee rooms Of the Lords.
Which has escaped uninjured.
u has been proposed AZ a stop TO O'Coa-
nell, and to stop the cry OF the repeaI Of the
Coion, so embarrassing TO Ministers, that the
Imperial Parliament should meet in Dublin.
IN temporary session. The old Irish Par
ianeat House, nov employ ed a. the Bank
OF Ireland, could be fitted up at a little ex-
Pense. aud . said 10 be the most magnifce n,
hall OF legislation in the world.
The magistrates Of the county Of Tippera-
~, residing IN the Barony Of Clan " illiam.
have applied 10 the Lord Lieutenant TO pro-
CLAIM martial law in that district, which il
exceedingly disturbed. His ExeelIency ha,
refused 10 employ so rigorous . measure to
establish tranquility. This alone proves the
Judieious policy Of the Marquis Of " ellesley.
and las aserson to uItra-parIiamentary mea-
suFes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
Nov ". la3l

STATE OF NIRGiSIA-Je gerSoa COuAfy Set
November Term, 1884. Of the County Court
Joha r. COOkuS, sud oiAeTs, PLuHTIFVs,
AGAINST
Hsnry .NietIy. .9dniaistras0r e b0ais asa Of
JOhH Dougkerfg. decreased, sad EAe Am .,
the said dsesssed, sad ofkevB, DsSrs.
~ CHANCgRY
~ consent Of the parties By their CSuo-
~ sel, this cause came On 20 be heard s.a
this 2Oth day Of NoVe1ber, I53s. upon &c
oill, answers and exhibits, and Sas argsed
BY counsel; on cousidsrstson whereof ne
court doth adJudge. order, ssd aeeree. thst
Master Commi-sioDer Nortkingtoa 60 ex-
anime, state, and settle the estate seooans sf
John Doughery deceased, With Henry Nicely
administrator Of sarah DOugberty deceased
who vas administrators of sAId John DoasA-
erty Deceased and WITH the said Hepry Mo-
y, administrator de boBps non 81 the oaid
John Dougherty deocR~ed. and that t.- niss
state IN account Of the debts % ihe Sad JOAN
DOugherty deceased, outstanding, slso~ ss,r
the character aud disnit, 81 ell tie debts gss q
and unpaid aud that be afso take az scossiS,t
Of the real state of the sad Johs Dourt,or-
~ deceased. de~ceoied g ~ hrirs. ana tis-
annual value thereof. and a,ske rrpust O. ths.
court ~ order to q haai decree. aHflur all
matters specially by himself deemed ,-ert,-
mentor which mag be required % ,. - statea
by zny Of the pariiss.
A Copy -Tsste.
SAMUEL , CRAMEE. CJCC
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

National Road.-The new location
Of the Cumberland Road. from the town
Cumberland, through the Narrows Of
Wills Creek. Was opened for travel,
with all due Eormaliiy. on Tuesday Of
last week. We learn from the Civil
ian that the occasion was celebrated IN
a grand and PatnOtic style by the citi-
zens OF Cumberland and FrostburZ.
and those residing on the line O( the
new location. Besides other sppropri-
ate tokens Of qualification at the result.
there was a procession near a mile m
extent. on the lane Of the rOad.
Bait. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

VHNiiE eerSoasi FTaS-srs a. ll- az. Rsst
n isrf al - erred 81 az - ~,
1sy "a 2sta = itif sss@-A- q fs.r r sst 81.
DrHi TAG ess 81 a. hssz t.--s-nr- Ire
iisi q srirlts 20 sa5r $500 - -a,,ry
stSek q Her~-.. Csllas- >s<-s. al IGse.
safA fHf Has stszb Fnrassx toad,
HoussbssA ~ 49, Easzas.1rs. Aa.i s.,-u
e. aase st.ss~r.-asss.-ss ,sas@stv. ta~r- a.
rery ssss tsissa4- srtss -. 49, seth a.
sti-.fsnn = S'sffAb~<rs Ets rssh @af -
reqaHea fos a. C.se Us a. a.. -. T,tss.-
SO. sns a. ssH-, q - - ast-- Isr.F
sguss sa'sss - 80 go ! - 80 as cod
secsfas sli - reTz,l 81 sFst saas, D. So ar
tfris t.,Fng rsrs1s-f Tfs -.s.f, s.i = "a
tale9 O. = essssf - ~ s-hs
WilIT 1AeE .f2z'r
Nog - i@1s fe,f a. o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

Another vile sttenP, a, burning. vas made On
Friday nigh, laS, on The farm q SIR. Henri,
Ro~lAnd, occupied BY Mr.. Levi Hicks AIsrre
pile Of straw vas set on 6rr By some desso~.
not lar from the residence Of Mr. Hicks The
shoakS Of wood, from vhieh the Ere had been
communicated, we're found an the pale. We trus'
'ig'lAnt Ps'r'5 may yss discover the Tsisereaa.
Who seems 90 esrDes'iy bent Oh iasiesiss mis-
chief and ruin on usO6eoding aud issoeeut ind,-
siduAla
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

WILL SILL. ~ ~ pses.ssss. % iis
, hiEiisst bi85eF. feF essh. ~ serss ~
stsadInE TiABER. spoa ths issd q Octssis.
fsirfsE. par q ths shssnoa 1901 trsei on
~ >henastoah rirsr " uil - ID a snd
sotd ~ iots q oae SIRE sseh. sd trs uil
- aiiousd 49, parshsssrs ~ take . suay. ~
- - 49, knosu a. ~ dsy e sale Essit
eoiice -ii - gives q ~ das q ssfs
Dat GHERTV.
Nov %. 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
Notice.

DURCHASERs 1t the sale Of tho late
n Capt John MeIVin's property. are here.
By notified. that their obligations will become
due on the 9Th % December, and (in eonse.
Fteoes Of the deceased having purch assd Land
. short time previous 10 his death,) Il - ne
es.saFy that Immediate payment be made
Those having claims against the estate, will
please present them, properly authenticated.
Tor settlement SAMUEL MELVIN.
.fda- Of j. .Hsirin, deed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

The North Carolina Legislature met
on Monday the 18th Inst In the
Senate Mr.. Monkey jackson was re-
elected Speaker, without opposition.-
In the lower House Mr.. Alexander
( Whig) Vas elected SPeakeT-AIexAn-
dersi, Haywood -; Scattering =.
I-flex Ca
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

Those Who intend to enjoy the great astroao@i-
cal scene on Sunday next. would do veil TO
prepare glasses according to the directions IN
another column. The GLORIOUS orb Of day. though
almost totally obseured will yet be much too
bright for human gsze.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

WISH 10 ioioFm my old friends that
- have = number q uassHisd MEDICAL
ACCOUNTS % Sbepherd,tOwB and the sur.
rOlod'ns neBbborhoOd, add Il they have not
forgotten The sersicss rendered by the long
indaigshes. hope they vail DO me the favor
u call and settle their accounts. WhhOut "a.
sPee' 10 Pers0os- HENRY BOTELER.
Shephefdssowa. Nov n ST
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
NEW
Hat ESe0hfiSIa Rsa emf.

z lHE subscriber respectfully informs the
"a public that he has commenced the
HATING BUSINESS, in the building on.
Poste Nc. George IsIer's shop, on Main
sireet-ShsTe all articles IN his lane will be
constantly kept for sale.
JOHN DONAvIN.
CharIesioSn. Nov. ~. IS34.-3ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
PHbfic Eafe.

"iLL be sold, at public auction. f0s
w cash, 90 Saturday tke 6th dsy II Dr.
es'absr nrIt, IN front Of Beckhan's Hot-i
Harpers-ferry, three drsuEht HORSES, Dc
longing to the United States
The sale wall take place 81 2 O'Clock, r NJ
on said day.
GEORGE RUST. Jr
sIp,ri'uealsni HayPers-Fsrry .frzSry-
Nov ~ 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

~ ROScs 49, @.ss = z-ss--I 81. ....--
tcas o. ~ - - &c. .ss.
~ Faskgsg . $50 r-ssa 9rsrr .-f.
Nj 80 Desssgs 49, ~ a- ls ~ .a.-
- So fu.- rosuururrE El-s 10 30 ..r
biusu,sff tgsk mlk as4-~ - -a. &
dosn si,sne - is-sr s6rs ~ iss d.. 80
tsssn go hs1-tfs4 - ffF 49, tae t.l-. irrt
ysres. uEt1 "a tstersFrts 49, 80 ra.sd -. =
tbs sas usi g. - 81 fssafy FEET n
srttA. so - D. SCI Fasssf 81 to SISTERS
e4Es. u.ar rr as~s s.-ss q o. rs.us
msrsrs
Fgrsa-s isfrlE e. Fr-1asss 80 49, 80
rfsa,.i 49, ststs ss sast yrr- 30 s.r,--
Fsfcs rt.rs go s-5-~rsss $40 go
So MfIG
-a9i ~ Lex tNF
Fss.r~ aHt-aBf
- agp.--..ssg - 60
49, is ga
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

STATE or tIRGIsIa-J.ge'soa COHHfy. Sd.
November Term, 1884, OF the County Coart
George EAiler and otk>rs, PLaINIuTs,
AGAINST
Thomas KsRRsdy'' .idaiaistrafO-, AL ktirs,
DEFLSDANIs,
IN CHANCERf
FHVHis cause came - be esrd thf-
IL 10th day Of November, lisa, upon the
bill, answer, aud exhibits, aud Wss argued
by counsel; on consideratIoo whereof tbr
Court doth ad,udse, order. aud decree. ~ al
Master Commissioner wOrthingiOp Do ex-
anime, state, aud settle the estste account Of
Thomas Kennedy, deceased, with John ~ =
song, AdmIni,trator thereof; that he take al
account Of the outstanding debts u the sad
deceased, binding his heirs, and sccouni
Of the real estate, descended from the sad
deceased, and the annual value thereof
stating all matters specially by hImse IL
deemed pertinent, or Which may be required
To be so stated by any Of the parties
A CoPy-Tests,
SAMUEL }. CRANER, c. Jc.C
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

Sale Of DE Is'e Rober1 v Jsek'. prvper,y to-
morrow.
sale Of ''corge HuEhss' property. ~ Ch.ries-
'osn, on ssiurdss the 20tb u No,rrnl.-r.
Renting q the farm b-lo'r,nr 20 ~. h.ir. a
Thomas James. deed. BY Thon,ss q. IIsrris.
guardian, N sbepherd.,osn. On ss'usds, ths Ga,
oi December Bert
Sale q y. Wsgsr's personal properly. .,
Hsrper-Fery, on Thurs.lsy the an ~ Desesn-
ber