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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
Nov. -. 1888.

GIRGLST.l, TO WIT.
~ Rnies holden IN the Clerk : Ofioe Of the Cir
cult Superior Court of lzv add Chanccry Tor
Jeiicrson County, the frat Nos,dsy in Novrta-
her, 1888:
Robef HeNsHs, PLaIuTtEy.
.fG.fLN.ST
Sfcbhe7i CronnreI, 10 liam Hhrsf AVID Richard
H. CroBurrA, DEEssB.srs
~ CHAECERY.
NHE defendant, stephen Cromwell, not
y having entered his appearance, and given
SECURITY according o. tie at Of assembly Add the
rules q tbs oOuFli aud % appearing By s.tisfseto
~ evidence that be- - bOt 80 ihhsbstant Of this
country n q ordTcd, That the said Defendant
u" appear here uO the hrss day of the Ne q term
a'd tnsver the hill Of the piaiBtiG, sid thas CO.
w OF this order be forthwith Inserted IN SONS.
newspaper pabhslped in Chsfsestoun, for tee
mot'hs s'ieoessiFely, and posted u The froat oos
Of the eouTt-hOuse ~ the ssid "a Of
eupy-tests,
RoBERT r. BRoW.V; c. 9.
Nov. "a, 1879.
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.NeSC Book 81 Stationary
STORE.

ST0RH.
LINES a. FITZSLJLuO.N.S
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
= = me rnblie, ,hst Ice has opened l-rEe aud
srirn I'D assortment Of
Books and Stationary,
n rs O'd SiaHI No !, .IEvEet-!SqaaTe, Har,-
fs7s-TcrrU,
- hich he offers ~ very reduced prices for cash,
Nuong,, las stock will BE- found choice s,leer
nrn Of
Aurisst snd Noslern History,
hlmauer, Poetry and Light Reading,
\ large supply ~ school Books,
Moral snd Religious Wofks--Fsmily Bibles,
ladies' Albums, tdTdrrtut binding
Blsnk books, tiz Ledgrrs anil Journals
Day, Memorandum anil Pass Books.
Almanass Tor 1854 Eaglish aad Herman
y hahdsomr supply ot Music sod Music Pspcr,
Nisiting a~d Conversation Cards,
a large Stock Of I1sys,
Chimney Serceus-- Venitian Blinds
Pocket Books snd Wallets.
Black, Red, snd ln,lslible Inks,
hk Stands, QIills. aud Steel Pens,
Writing nnd Letter Paper, PLAIN s0d ruled,
Fancy Colorcd DO
Large and small wrapping DO
Tea Pepper snd BOnnst Boards,
Naiers and Patent Rpi,rs,
Pocket Mays % the United States.
lhuo do. a single States,
D'uo %. 81 IT, llol, Iaod.
Mas on Holiers-si.ic s,d .sd Ts.,.,t.
Crsfon's and Black Sand sand llo,,. 80 4.
lie l'UI,es by atteItiyn o. tts.,,..... 81 !. -.
- flieaac, ~ merit share ~ tie ,.,hi,s ,,.,,
tie krrps tFtiDgue q be stock ~, b,. -
uhtth his friends ell please cell snd -,
= frper'-f rry, Nov %. 1883
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

The Land is OF On excellent quality. well adapt
ed TO the growth Of wheat, rye, corn, sc
and with very little expense, could be made
hrsi-rate stock farm. About $50 acres Of
II can be made into excellent meadow. q
has the marsh run passing right through tho
centre Of n. On the Powell tract their i. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
TIN SPLENDID
PACKET Boar,
The RrPaSefPmf

H s. been placed upon ne CANAt. ~ run
y n as,ig bs'vcen ~ Pcinf ~ Eastt 81
Hssps,e lsrry, ~ rect TIE RsI-HosI e tit>,
ronbing ~ and from Baltimore
The FEfstussT wili leave itsVers- Fcfry
every dzy at 10 o'cl.sk. A.. - ard return
dsiiy. OF the arrival e the cars ifom BAL
tinofs.---iasE. liITT CENTs
PARTitS 10 ffEASt ~ on BE- ssf0n
n,oslated on rcsssns0 o trfms - nie ovnff
snl captain. 4 " ufftII.
lisrpers-Fcrry. Dec d. 1893 Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
UGMans.Psrf, Nd.

" Muris.f'srf, Nd.
Nm. p. O'SrtIu,
Dear Sir: Waving all objections generally
made by medical gentlemen against Patent
.hedie'ne'. deerninE il . duty owe to the
public. shalt relate the following case which
cam. under my immediate observation: Mrs
w q lady sged 50. lsboring under all tLr
pa'ns and miseries the natural CON pAnicns uf
rheumatic affection. called on nre for medl.
eel advice, after exhanstinH all the remedie.
which are prescribed ~ thoae cAsrs 60 no ad
vsnisSe, and her case sssumipg chronic
form. which 10 always less tractAble, I candid.
" told her tina, the disease vas hey ond the
control Of my Judgment She became Undue
ed To try your medicine, and pleasing to re
late, when the second bottle was finished the
engagements Of her joints subsidized, pains
vanished. She 10 nov able to attend TO her
domestic concerns and experiences no ineop-
venlence whatever. such results arising from
'he use Of Q nels NnsdieiRe. but too little known,
II drseIresfurther trial and ,uve stigation; aad
hesitate not IN aveTing, that in such cases
where our remedies fail and nature herself
proves incompetent. that Mr.. r. O'Nellrs
medicine will be a valuable auxiliary in allie
waiting and removing effeciuslly the uiseries
'"eiden, 20 tins disease.
Yours very respectfully,
JAS FITZPATRICK, MD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09
The HOUSE and LOT

Above mentioned, j. situated on Prime r-s-st
IN She pho rdsto~n, between MIR Jacob Line A
dwelling house, aud Mr.. John Shueart,, sad-
Oilers shop, at present occupied BY Miss Sow
ders.
TsTInI Of ssis-One-third ia hand, The re-
s'dne IN three equal payments, (securrd
by deed OF trust on the premises,) respee-
lively TO be made in six, welve and eighteen
months from the day of sale.
JOHN II. MoESDRRR, Comm.
Dec. 90, ls33-ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

n'ent to the buildings; and GU the Foreman
tract there - hrst-rate mill site, with Ito
water privilege, well situated Tor . inc reliant
mill, wool factory, or any thing OF the sort,
together with the remains OF an old mill.
Any persons wishing To purchase the above
tracts Of Land, will please call on MIR. John
Mcfarland, who Is now living on them. and
he will give any further Information they
may desire.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-09

- HUDLH r. DT
Nov. q, 1888.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-12-17

TIE President Of The United State, de.
lrsred 10 both houses Of Congress he fol.
losDng
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the regrets Of the King, and declara-
ton that national vessel should be-
forthwith sent out, with Instructions to
The French Minister to give the most
ample explanations of the past. and the
strongest assurances for the future. AT
ter long passage the promised despatch
vessel arrived. The pledges given BY
The French Minister, upon the rece,p, Of
his instructions, were, that as soon after
the election Of the new m .mbers as the
charter would permit, the legislative
Chambers of France should be called
together, and the proposition for an ap
preparation laid before them; that all
the constitutional powers of the King
ard his Cabinet should be excrted to
accomplish the object; ana that the re-
suit should be made known early enough
to be communicated to Congress at the
commencement of the present session.
relying upon these pledges, and not
doubling that the acknowledged Justice
of sur claims, the promised exerticns of
the King and his Cabinet, and above all ,
that sacred regard for the national faith
and honor for which the French charac-
ter has been so distinguished, would Sc
cure an early execution of the treaty IN
all its parts, did moi deem 1t necessary
to call the attention Of Congress TO the
subject at the last session.
regret to say that the pledges made
through the Minister of France have not
been redeemed. The new Chambers
met on the Sis, July last, and al,hougi,
the subject Of fulfilling treaties was al
luded To in the speech from the Throne.
no attempt was made by the King or his
Cabinet to procure an appropriation to
carry il into execution. The reasons
given for that omission. although they
might be considered sufficient 10 AN or
binary case, are rot consistent with the
expectations founded upon the assuran.
ces given here, for there is no coasttu-
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-12-17

hiiIu tnat government, tnat It's long delay
ed minister, whose appointment had beer
made known TO US, had not arrived.
1t becomes my unpleasant duty to inform
you that this pacific and highly gratifying
picture of our fore On relations, does NOT
include those with France at this time
1t is not possible that any government and
people could be more sincerely DESTROYS o,
concilating just and friendly intercourse
with another nation, than are those of the
United States with their ancient ally and
friend. This disposition is founded, as
we'll on the most grateful and honorable
recollections associated with our struggle
Tor independence, as upon well grounded
convIctoln that it is consonant with the
true policy Of both. The people of the
United States could not, therefore, see
without the deepest regret, even temporal
ny interruption of the friendly relations be-
tween the two countries--a regret which
would, am sure, be greatly aggravated,
if there should turn out to be any reasopa
BILE ground for atiributing such result to
any act of omission or commission on our
part. derive, therefore, the highest sat
isiaction from being able to assure you.
that tie whole course of this governmc t
has been characterized by spirit SO con-
ciliatory and tforbearing, as to make it i'm
possible that our jjustics and moderation
should be questioned, Whatever may be the
consequences of Iongsr perseverance,, oil
the part of the French government, n her
omission to satisfy the conceded claims &C
our citizens.
The history of the accumulated and
unprovoked aggressions upon our com
merce, committed by authority of the
existing Governments Of France, be-
tween the years l 300 and 1907, has been,
rendered too painfully familiar to Amer
leans to make its repetition either ne
cessary or desirable. 1t will be sulli
cient here to remark, that there has, for
many years, been scarcely single ad.
Of the French Governnep.
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TREASURY DEpARTM rNr,

=. OCIUUeT I501' }
WWHEREAS, notice has been given this day. by this
w Department, 10 the propneofs Of the residue of
the Certificates Of the exchanged four and half per cent
Stock created in pursuance Of Act OF Congress
on the 2sth day OF May, 1921, that the certificates Of said
Stock will be redeemed the first day Of May nex and
whereas seine OF The poPretors OF said Stock my desire
the reimbursement Of their certificates previously 10 the
Aforesaid first day Of May next Notice now given 10 the
proprietor OF said Stock, that transferring the cer
Gates thereof TO the United States they will be paid the
amount thereof, together with the interest which shall
have accrued thereon, TO the day Of payment
The certificates to be transferred in the usual man
ner at the Loan Office, where the may stand credit
ed, and on the transfer being certified TO tie Secretary Of
the Treasury, the amount will be forthwith Transmitted in
draft payable TO the order Of the seller The interest
will be calculated TO the day which, in the regular
course Of mail the money might be received OH the draft
at the place where the transfer was made
II. Is. TANEY
Secretary Of The Treasury
November D. 52-Ieowt1 May
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POETRY.
NMrca yrr nrMAir. rr,rre.n
on TBe pEAyn oT wILLrAM WRIT

ON The BEAyu OT WILLIAM WRIT.
Rouse not the nIufiei dtuTs,
Wake not the martial tuml'et's mourniul sound,
For him whose mighty voice in deuthis dumb,
Who. in tho zenith OF bis high rcnowD,
To tho grave went down!
Invoke lannon's breath
To swell the cquiem O. cr his ashes pourcd--
Silently bear him to tho house of deaths
Tho aching heaits by whom lie adocd
Ne with tho swordi
Ne! lot affections tear
DO the sole tribute TO his memory paid;
Earth hus monument Justly dear
To souls like his in purity auayed-
Never to fade /!
loved thee, patriot chief.
bhttlod proudly meath thy banner pure;
Mine IL tho breast OF woe tho heat OF grief
Whieh suffer on, unmindul of a eure,-
Proud to endure.
But vain the voice OF wall
For thee, from this dim vale OF sorrow lied
Earth hns spell whose magic shall not fat,
10 light the gloom that shrouds thy bed,
Or thee from the dead.
Then take thy long Ieposc,
Beneath the shelter of tho deep green sod:
Death but brighter halo Der thee throws
Thy fame, thy soul alike have spurned the cloJ,
Rest thee in Cod m G..
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
0cfnLer oGth 1870

HENsUHT UEFANTMENT, 7
October 10Th, 1888 (
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 the proprefoTs of
~ the residue Of The Certificates Of the exchanged four
and half per cent Stock, created in Pursuance of an Act of
Congress, passed the 26h day Of May 1924 that die
Certificates Of said Stock will be paid on tire Isl Of MAY
next TO the propnetor hereof their legal
lives or attorneys duly constituted the presentation
and surrender Of the said Certificates al the Treasury or
at The Loan Office wher the msy stand credited
Notice further giren, that trasef Of the CerG-
Gates Of said Stock from The books Of the Treasury or any
Loan Office, will be allowed after The ist day OF April
next And also, that the interest s the Certificates Of
the said Stock, will and determine the Both doy
April next r. H. TANEY
Secretary ofMe Treasury
NOV. D. 52-eowuMsy
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VIRGINIA..
GENERAL ORDERS


HEAD QUARTERS,
.qaiuant Generals Office,
Richmond, 2Tth March, 1884. J
The Commander in. Chief has adopted and now pro-
mulgates the following, the UNIFORM 10 be worn by
the respective Officers and Corps in the Militia Virgil
MIA except Volunteer Companies already equipped, who
will not be required 10 change
Those organized alter the first Of January, 1895 viii
conform. Officers already uniformed, will be to
change only as they have occasion renew BY Com.
maud, BERNARD PEYTON
Adiutant General.
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~ CHANCERY -YIRGINIA.--In Lune nburg Coun
H. iy Court. 10Th February. 1891:
John L. Street, Administrator Of Joel Hood decd

Against
Lattice W. souihall, Sally Hood, administrative of Elias
Hood, Brian NJ Desrmau and Roda his wife Matv Kidd
Lewis Hood, and william, Beverly, Patrick H.. Joseph
A., Albert, and Susan Jane Hood children OF Charles
Hood, and Branch c. and Nancy X. Hood, and Elizabeth
Tally, children OF Richard Hood, Matthew ward, and
John Hood German Evans, and Sally his wife, formerly
Sally Hood, the said Matthew John and Sally being chill
pren OF Claiborne Hood, dec'd and Edward being The
only child OF - Hood who Of The chill rem Of
claiborne Hood and ---- Hood, - Defendants.
The defendants B,ian NJ Dearman aud Roda his " Ks
Lewis Hood Mary Kidd, and - Hood, not having en-
tered their appearance end given security according TO
the act OF Assembly, and The rules of this Court and
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court, that they sre
not Inhabitants Of this commonwealth: On the motion Of
tue Plaintiff by his COUNSEL s ordered, that The said de-.
feodants do appear here the frs, day Of May Court
next, and snswer The Plaintiffs bill; and that copy of
This order be forthwith inserted wspaper pub
lisbed 10 the Town Of Petersburg City OF Richmond
for two months excessively, and posted the front door
oil the Court house Of ibis county.
:. A Copy, wM. II. TAYLOR, C. C.
Msrch D. 200 wSw
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EPLACKW0oD'S Edinburgh .Nagustne he NE.
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ias An act TO incorporate the Lexington and Rock.
bridge County Savings Institution, aud the Elizabe
Savings Institution in the county OF Ohio
lS3 An act TO authorize subscription behalf Of the
State 10 the stock Of tho white and Salt Sulphur Springs
and the Salt and Red Sulphur Sprugs Turnpike Compa.
MES; authorizes the Board OF Public Works TO subscribe
Tor eighty shares oil the stock Of each company upon
usual conditions prescribed by the general law
lSf An act providing for the payment OF a judgment
against the Conan eah in favour Of the administrator
OF John Z. Shields.
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NOTICE Cotton Yarns Cotton Yarns.-My Cot.
ton Factory in the county OF Powhaan is now in full
and complete operation having been Expense
Tie last egnt months in making repairs and mprove
tony machinery adopting all the modern of
ati'y-iogelher with my own, from 80 years actual ex
Penence IN The business OF cotton spinning, % of which
has been in The State OF Virginia also, by adding cons
derable more new machinery to my establishments am
prepared TO Furnish Cotton Yarns more extensively than
heretofore Of any number that NAV be called for and At
prices equal not cheaper than any other establishment
10 me United States, (of reputaoD) Although my cs-
aoshnent Is not an incorporated one, nevertheless will
10 as have above stated; is also with small portion
oil pride and gratitude that find my preferred for
their superior quality, to those OF other factories in this
country When was at Swift Greek Factory, owned by
Messrs Bowden, Byrne s. Co., the yarns then were al.
lowed TO be superior to any made in the country feel
no hesitation in saying that they shall be same now
try them and they will be found a superior arjcle-no
mistake about them and in order prevent imposition
have introduced one thread Of blue yarn in the ye up and
lea band oil every hank And my Yarmis made up in sin.
gle hanks not two and three hanks twisted together in
making up the bundle. My agents are, Messrs Crane &
Mosby and Mr.. William Wallace Richmond; MIR Charlie,
Hodson OF Peersburg late Of the firm of Messr odson
Rogers 20. JOSEPH HAYWOOD,
mhcn Il. I04-2aw2w-wdw
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Nm CHANCERY-VIRoINIA.- -At rules held II ~.
IL Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for the county Of Hanover OH the 9Th day
OF February, 1885, -
Charles z. Goodal, PI,g
against
Thomas Nelson, William C. Rves and Judith p hi,
vile, Mann Page and Jane Frances his WIFE Edmund
pend'eton and Lucy his vile, who Lucy Nelson,
Frances Edmona Nelson, Judith Carter Nelson Elizabeth
Mann Page Nelson, Hugh Nelson, Thomas eison and
Nancy r. Nelson; the five last Of whom are infant chill
dren OF Nathaniel Nelson, decd Defts
The Defendant, Frances T. Nelson, having entered
ner appearance and given security according The Act of
satisfactory evidence, that she is o. this
Commonweah--0n the motion Of the Plaintiff il is or.
OF April term next, and answer the Plaintiffs Bill: and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and that another copy be posted at
the front door OF the Court House OF this county
Copy-Teste. PHILIP b. WINSTON. &C
reoruatY ~. 4--wSwt
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims against the es.
tate Of Samuel Nuckols decd are desired 10 bring
them 10 for immediate settlement This notice will be
plead in bar, If not attended TO.
NATHANIEL NUCKOLs, Admir-,
Nth the ciU annexed, Of s. .Nuckois, iced
March H. 103-w4ws
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FENfiE highest prices paid for -four barrel biIles and
n hoop poles delivered at the Penitenssy
Jan 2y tSl-tfJ T. G. MONCUREsG. A. p
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CoMniIssIoNEn's OFFICE,

Richmond, Gath February, 1881
Pursuant TO the foregoing order of Court the creditors
Of Benjamin Johnsou, decd and of Susanna Butler decd
are hereby notified and required produce their claims
before me- at my Office in the city oil Richmond on or be
lore Monday the l4h day Of April ne xt at 10 O'Clock
Nj. JNO. SHORE. Connissioner
Circuit Superior G. L and c., Henrico.
March l. q7-we.
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TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A Conf Of An.
- peal. held at tho Capitol. In the City Of Richmond.
on tuesday,, January 18th, 1884,
49, william b. Jones and James Fisher administrators Of
Wood Jones, decea,ed, PIsin,ii,.
deceased, N. SsrSs. s''s
Upon writ Of supersedeas to judgmen, Of the Circuit
Superior Court oi Law aud Chancery Of Mecklenburr
county. = 49, '-'~s
The writ Of superscdeas heretofore awarded tho p,in
ls not being returned executed the defendant ant IL
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that she Is not an
uhabitsnt OF this Comnonwe s. the motion Of tho
plaintiffs by their counsel IL s ordered thot the said de-
PENDANT do appear here the first Monday In MAY next
to have re-hearng Of the whole matter In the judgment.
Aforesaid contained and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper printed in tho CITY Of
Richmond and continued Tor months successfully;
aud also that another copy thereof DO posted at the front
door Of the Capitol in the said city
Copy--Tesie. J. ALLEN C. C.
February 81. 96-wsw
I'm EKY-VInoIsIA.--M Circuit, suoc,I.
- or Court Of Law and Chsncery, for Henrico county
held al the CAPITOL in the city OF Richmond, Sd December
Colin Johnson administrator of w M johnson. decd who
was administrator Of Benjamin Johnson decd and wm f.
Johnson, administrator lie bouis non OF Johnson
decd, PIaiatifi,
against
Philip johnson, eta.. Defendants
Robert Miller, aud Charles Ellis, and John Allan late
merchants and partners, under the firm OF Ellis s. Allen,
Plaintiffs
VIM. Birch, aud Roxa his wife, ct al, Defendants:
Ard David Valentine, guardian to John and Ann Lips.
comb. PlsiuuG.
against
VIM. Birch, and Roxa his wife, CT al, Defendants.
Aud IL Is further ordered that accounts be taken of the
debts outstanding against the several Bcnjsnn
Johnson, deceased, and OF Susanna Butler deceased
by one Of the Commissioners of this Court, altar ir
weeks notice, in some Of the newspapers printed
in the City OF Richmond, requiring the said credi-
tors 10 produce their claims under penalty being there
alter barred and precluded from the recovery thereof.
Copy-Tcse. j. ROBINSON, C. C.