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The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-02

There is a saying that ia mare is u horse, but horse Is not mare,n this, how ever, does not seem to be true-in law, for a person lately charged with stealing dog in England escaped punishment by showing that it was slut he had stolen !!
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-02

WYATT < DUNN, NH AVE this day received. direct from i 9 New York, a handsome assortment of a,-zl.:s rz317 <; >S.:E .TLAAN ND-Z-s, suitable to the present season. Their stock consists in part of the following ar Iticles, viz: Superfne black and blue Cloths Dfab and Mkt Sattinetts, Blankets White Flannels, Canton do. Bleached and brown Domestics Black and colored Merinos, Lutestring Senshaws, Gros de Naples, French Prints Calleoes, Ginghams Alulls Book, Swiss and Jaconet Muslins Irish Linen, Silk Braids and Lacinps Black and coored Merino ShawIs Sea Otter. Fur and Seal Caps Percussion and Flint Rifles Belt and Pocket Pistols Dirk and Pocket Knives.
 Also An assortment of China Ware A supply of fresh Drugs and Medicines.
 GROCERIES. Cognac Brandy Holland Gin Champagne, Muscat and Brown Sherry
 Wines Imperial and Young Tyson Tea Sperm and Mould Candies, Brown Soap AIspice, Ginger, Pepper, Cinnamon Olive Oil, Raisins, Zante Currants 30 kegs White Lead.
 All of which, together with every other article in their line of trade, they are more than ever disposed 10 sell unusually low for cash.
 Little Rock, Dec. 12, 1894. 36
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POWDER AND SALT.

h uSf received direct from the manu- O factory, one hundred Kegs, and one hundred Canisters Edenpark GUNPOW- DER, said to be equal, if not superior, to any made in the United States. Also, a quantity Of Liverpool blown SALT, in sacks, which are offered low, for cash, by
 sa EMZYa WILSON.
 Little Rock, July 15, 1884. - l5 If
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-02

Great Fire.---The town of Snow Hill, sMd. was nearly destroyed by fire on the s26th Nov. consumed 10 houses, among Sthem the court house, eight stores, two ho- -tels, &c. [{b.
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slg9.YTPE1,FE,z1pE.

HAViNG recently emerged from Bos- -k -A saleal oppression, we, presume 10 of wo or three wQrkmen may probably meet with employment, by applying at J. II. Leeeh's Hotel 10
 BROWN & REID. hiittie Rock, Dec. IT. 1854. 5S St
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DIR. JOHN R. CONWAY.

PAVING returned 10 Little Rock, A F tenders his professional services to his friends and former patrons, and to the, citizens generally. He may be consultsd at his office adjoining his residence, in the frame building opposite Dr. Watkins.
 July 5, 1891. aa I4tf
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FRESH GOODS.

ID ECEIVED by the steam boat. Eagle, Ia and for sale, Wholesale and Retail 5 bbls. Whiskey
 9 $ Brandy
 5 ( Cider Vinegar
 5 {. Kenhawa Salt
 3 kegs premium do. s. James river and Kentucky Tobacco $50 lbs. Rosin Soap 12 boxes No. Palm Soap 6 ( Rasns
 l a Lemon Syrup
 White Lead and Spanish Brown Idnseed-Oil and Spirits of Turpentine Powder, Shot, and bar Lead l bbl. Canvass Hams, y J. DE BAUN. Little Rock, Sept. go, 1884.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-02

he above account of the closing s oi the trial is from the correspondent Ae ballmore Gazette. The following punt ol ihe verdict in the case, IS from Boston papers,
 THE VERDICT OF THE JURY.
 s eourtwas thrown open on Wednes- '0l'ng at 10 o'clock, and was instan- 'AY illled with a dense multitude oi s@allxious to hear the announcement a'. @ls'dlct of the Jury, in whose keep spsplaced the lives of the tleelue pri- aalfe bar. The Boston Post re- aua' from the defusive circumstance m'ufy ,s.y dld not make thelr appearance ,gIn1s'oerable I1 O. period after the opening aa''' an impression that they hae conclusion favorable to the pris- ns 'ss al least, that they could not agree r 'ery prevalent throughout the as \. \ put at half past eleven, the Jurors ,a aA''eo into Court, with the sentence %a' , so leglbly and solemnly writer ,sa. as.su,h'enances, ,, as to extinguish, II 'rs' n me ialntest glimmering of hope aalorlty of the accused. Judge a not present when the Jury came .ae es further period of bfeathiess sus s,., . ,A'een minutes occurred, until th, l,s ss s.. Were a, then called, one by one ,saa.0' ss'u'et ot the Jury was declared ( fa'a'eiy' Tn the following manner ap,s,a p,a1entlemen of the the Jury, hay ss s'sG u upon your verdict
 ra'-o'hoo " no 10 shall speak for youl
 h f's0ners r;' were then directed seve |erd;a, 'ss as as they were called and receiv En. w.s ' :, s'ie jury. The Capt, Pedr Edhs ss ss 'ae first named. He arose saaa' and regarded the Jury wit aE saance and steady eye.
 her loo,. jurors. look upon the prisoner ssptlsu, %uA upon the jurors. How sa oGha'Anse IS the prisoner at the ba, sers... guilty or not guilty.
 verdict was pronounced again.
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EGss:nEzg.ssaSEsy .Szzs:ssas..s:zzs..ssssnszs:a

DIED-0pposite this town, on Satur- day evening last, Mrs. Nancy Cook, aged about 3s years, eonsort of Mir. John Cook, and youngest daughter of the late Joseph stllwell; Esq; of Arkansas county.
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fa' E la E1E fTGbTTS F..

gEHaE subscribers, intending to decline -h business in this place, would say 10 those indebted to them to call and settle their dues, otherwise they will be placed m the hands of an officer for collection. it IS to be hoped though, that all who are lowing will come forward and settle.
 JAMES TRIGG & co. Little Rock, Dec. 19, las4.-37tf.. :.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-02

MARRIED-In tbis township, on the 18th ut. by the Rev. MT. Harris, Mir. James Pyeah, to Mrs. Holly Hardin.
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sast Received.

EDER steamer Compromise, hhas. first D quality SUGAR; 5 bags COFFEE: 5 boxes SPERM CANDLES; low for cash. VIM. BADGETT & Co.
 Little Rock, March 7th. ls34.
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS AT THE OLD STAND, gHSIIE subscribers have just received A from New Orleans, general assort- nent of Goods suitable for the season. and his market, consisting of
 DRY GOODS, Fancy Articles &rc.
 Groceries, Saddlery
 Hard ware and Cutlery
 Queens and China ware
 Hats, Boots and Shoes
 A large assortment of Clothing, S5c. \ Il of which they offer low for cash, pei. stries, and beef hides. All persons that know tbemselyes in. sdebted to this House, are requested 10 set. .tle tue same by cash or note by the Isl day of January, as longer indulgence will not be given. By complying with tbis ad iVeftlsement they may save themselye. fcosi. hfcbAfN X RADf.R'p.F Little Rock. Dec. p. IS34. c6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
MELANCHOLY occURRENcr


Ar. sA'svzL G. PssH, Who lsft this county
fsv vseas siDee for ne Western Country.
died % ths asa alt about 20 niles West Of
ca@serianA. Tia circumstances Of his death
were peculiarly distressing. He had loaded
M Gun end plaesd 4 "a he back paSs Of he
wasOa- Sesiag pheasant, At vhich he vlshed
70 have = sAot, be stisnpssd 10 take he gun
out 0fthe vagoa, sad IN he attempt the piece
Discharges ~ oostenfs- The Ioad entered Al,
risha hand, rss up ths sr@. and nangSsa Il n
ah"rriAlsnaassr. TAssuFxeOus n attendance
'~dvinod anPzRsiion; but, as Mr. Peek va IN
~aAiag 'oioss IN arm. one of then st.snps.a
70 sassi a eure- Aflsr lisgsrinx shrss weeks.
hoysvss, nnvsiAeasion ,ook place, and Mr. ?.
'~as RECESSED fnom his suasriaxa.
he Deceased was an iadussvious, wuy,hy
|ani ans hi losaviil b fen b his widow and
hsr esPhas shildrsa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

On sundsy last, n ihs a4th year q her age,
aftsr a liagsEing Illness q Coasnmpiion, Mias
PAgsEy CegLE, daaghisr q Mr.. James Cork,
q tha cctInty.
Ths deesseed, ~ q msuber q q Chfislisn
chuseh, s.iorned her profssssen; ard WAau
Dssth eansa, he sas = wsieos,s messsnreF.--
Conyinoed ~ he VaniiF q 81 earthly ohieefa,
ske bed usfkdrsun hsr afietihnns fEom them
sd departed, sxH.ting h The condolences 81 =
kappy stzss q eHhisnrc bryund Ne grave.
Yesterday mnFaiag. u oonsanbiida, "a fhs
2lsi year ~ hs sge, ~. CaaaLss eTuefg
YsUEe, sou q NJ. saaasi EoeAg, e this
plzce.
The decreased vas = yoqag rssticmsn a
great varth. Faturaily Iaode1t and ansssfa-
tas. ~ charaeter vss Fendsrei ail NOS.
asniahie b The inGuenes ~ Chrisfian priucl
Ple. tls maay ezesiieal qgaiities ssdsaruf
Aisa b. BIS asaoeiaies, b Wh6a, snd b b. a.
aisted reistisss, Ais dsafh sill be deeply j.,
lnentci
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A new paper b 20 be established in Win
chester BY Messrs. VIM Towers and Thomas
Foster. II win bear the title Of s'TBr FAM,Ly
vIsrrEa," and viii be devoted to Agriculture
and General Intelligence We shall gire the
prospectus next week.
"THE MErnerolrrAx" b the title Of hand
some and well conducted paper, lately esiab-
iished In Georgetown, BY J. r. Watson & Co.
We trust that IL viii receive ample encour.
agement, for there Is no good reason Why the
people OF that fourishins place should goaerO
Rock Greek for their Intellectual food.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

In Hagsrssovn, On Thars8sy ne 2lsi ult.
~ The Rev \. Wyukoap, Mr.. ALVa-B Bees
" Mis- AAsy hILass, daaKhtsr q kir. DAVID
Miller, both q Nh Greek, borhelsy Co. Va
Near harpers-ferEy, On Ne 6lh hay. By NJ
hev. fhos- "a. W. Monroe, Ne. Misses spArFs
10 Ms. Assesses Bssuu, buth q i1Oadosan Co.
On ths 1oth Asy, y Ne sane, NJ. IIEuns
BaEs 70 Mis- Maas ksEfsssa, 10th from Ger.
many.
On Tharsday llsi. By Ne sane, Mr. Daussa
kAEtEs ~ Ms CATuanlsn srAHIEr.
On ~ sase Day, By IN sane, Mr. Jess
ScAaLgs b Ms Naucg Nsaa, Ell Of tl,e nsirh-
bosAOod q HaFpeu-FsrTy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

"a IL psFsons is4sbssd - tss sglnest
"A ere hsrsty noiieea. 49, 81 Asa
y tesa nest BE pad 90 o. aefnre "a
~ q Asept eext. % lhs eek4sf,tasa i =
ing 1ispoaeasd tbsir sioft Il tsuafs tstss.l
0sAsne shfeF, sd istenf fats1.
= tes Wei, gseppt psymeef "a st.el
lsaesPefy We tssi sates naay eAiiast,
- e'F kia9 tsies4s 80 pptfsas fkf as
seFefs ne busi1eee 08l sfaf eent.r
Aesis'esn, snssf ~ 81 "a ',fss
fhesrtaea uatil ~ lesA ~ - =.
eilA8 MhN
Js4s 4, Is5s-3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
JEFFERSON COUNTY COLONIZATION
SOCIETY.

This Society held IL annual meeting In Ii.
Presbyterian Church Of Chsriestown. On Pr
day the 29th Of May, l83s. The Preshsens
(Dr 8. J. CaAHEa) being absent, Col q. w
HunpaREvs, ono Of The Vice Prssldepsa- ~.
called 10 tie Chair.
On motion, by David Humphreys, ESQ. Il was
OrfsTsd, That ell mootes now on hand. or
which may Be on hand, be- RENTED BY The
Treasurer ss soon a. practicable, sfisr TIE eth
Of July ensuing, 70 ths Rafeai Society al Wash
ingtoo.
Rev. A. Jones moved that this Society unite
Itself ~ an auxiliary 10 the Society al Rich
mond; snd ,. ,. Brown having suggested hat
4 vas rot eoUpstsnt for - small q meetinx %
decide upon the proposed change, moved, A. an
s@eadment, that the consideration Of the sub
jet b posiponed tin The meeting on TIE sth
q July, aBd that Il thea Be called up ard aet-
ed oai which sneDdmeat was adopted.
,. Davenport, Esq. moved that the Society
60 INTO he electioa Of an Orator Coz The lth Of
July; which notica vas opposed By ne Rev.
A. Jonfs, who remarked, nsai be believed The
contributions would b larger, u eolleetions
were taken 10 the several Ckurehss. a H. re-
quest ~ The Banagsrs- Tie motion wxs 49,
tained b. Rev. g. Tuason and Dr.. w. Ysies.
md carried.
The following gsnsiemsn wers appointed BY
he Chairnss, . eosasaities 10 selsrt an Orator
for TIE tth q July David Hunphrsys, Esq.
%. W. Yates, John 3. BsackhaFn. Eaq., and
John J. BsoHn.
On Hsotioa By ,. ,. Brown, III Chairman,
Cot O. w. tianphrsys, VS. add 10 TIE cous-
miitee.
On motion, the socisty adjourned.
JOHN J. BROWN, sse'v
If c. cei. Rssisfy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

HARfERS-rERRY REAL. ESTATE.
10y virtue Of deed Of trust, executed on
NJ the 9sth day Of December, 1e2l. b.
Lewis wernwag, TO Edward Wager, now
deceased, and Arnstesd Beekhsm. "a tsus-
tees for the benefit Of James stuhbls6s,d,
the subscriber. as tie surviving trustee. sna
under ,he authority vested iu him % sach ~
said deed. which y duly recorded IN tka
Clerks Odice Of the county court Of Jeiier-
son, will sell. st public auction, 20 tho hixh-
est bidder, for cash, on Ifouday che lyfA az
July merit, before the door Of Fitxsim mons's
Hotel, Harpers-ferry, that part Of the yaiu-
able Island OF Virginius which was originally
sold by James siubbic6eld and wife IN Lewis
Wernwsg, sndsis now in the posss ssion Of
John Wernwsg ard Joseph T.. Smith, co.,
'sining on IL one Of the most valuabie 6.stY
MILLS in the u. States, together. with n
number Of DWELLING HOUSES, WORK
SHOPS, and other Improvements. Said pra.
perty will be sold To satisfy the sue, OF seven
thousand four hundred and fxsnfy doIisrs.
with interest from The lat day of Decsm Der.
1884, the balance Of the original pure hs<s
money remaining due 10 Colensa e.. neek.
hsm, ~ the assignee Of said James slnhkls-
field.
Such title only as Is vested In the suEsrrI-
Der will be made 90 the purchases. uh,rh.
however, is believed to be indnpuisbls.
Sale TO take place at IL o'clock. ~.
ARMSTEAD BECkIAN,
May IL, 1888. Ssrivssg Trustee, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
KENDALL COURSE RAcrs.

vnsf DAT.
rroprietor's pure $500, twul ME he,s,--
wsa BY Mr.. 6lecperS s G. yosAua by CoA.n-
n. In Eve hcats--shs sAird . Ss,d head bcswssa
I'm and ths Md q ~ Nsrk.
ssessl O.y.
rroprirtort fsrss 500. too niis heats.
Wa. y. hhsss y. G. Jsasee, By
Medley, Q5ll
,. NJ BO;ss' b. G Rs..l,. ssoeu,
by Sir Chariea l9l Q
O. : !; :. s.; s,:; = Nancy Blunt, 20
Rasti.sA.., sisse.
VIM. l. Whises b. IN. Lady Con-
nah, by Valentine, DIR.
wn. y. Johnsoas b. c. vertunnus,
BY Eclipse, dis
}. ,. Ksndalis b. h. John Henry. BY
vaientine. dis.
Tine-3n. s0s--3u. sos.-3n. sa.-
i'm. So.
TAisd De-.
Third rsce.-Breedsrs pure, 500, mile
heats-four cntrics,-three started:
T. X 3. Boyces b. & BY Appariticu, all
J. 3. Kendsll's b. {. BY Appariiioa, 2 dr..
T. wsrwicks ch- c. BY John Rich
ards, II dis.
Tims--lm. 55~-lm. sss-2 aOs.
p. Wallis gr. T. Blanche Of Devon was en-
tered, but paid forfeit.
second Race,--Proprietors purse, 500,
eatance t25. sdded 10 the pane-two mile
heats-six cntrios--6ve started.
w. Il. Johnsoas b. b. Sidi Aamet can
w. L. Whites b. m. Lady Connah FL 9 2
Richard Adams' b. c. Alp 523 .
T. WarwickS b. N. Mis- Patience 1 } dis.
OF. Hares ch. c. Dick BeascleJ J dis.
Time 3n- 5as.-3n 52i.--3m. 55s--
I'm. SIS.
sRuled out.
Fssyfk Dsy.
Jockey Club Purse, 81 900, four mile heats.
wn- r Johnsoas o.. N. Ir0netts, BY
o. ?. Haresb. T. May Lea. BY Tinoleon,2 .
WIN. L. Whitley y. c. Fulton, by Mcdlsy,3 .
Tinc-Sm- la; 6m. g.
Track somewhat heavy from shower of
rain which fell shost time before the rice.
The Match Race, mile heat, between Mr..
kendaifs bay colt, Pythias, BY Gohanna, and
Mr.. Lyons colt, Pelham, BY ChI,ders, was
won BY the latter, In three heats-Pythias tax
ing the first
Thus ended tho first races over the Kendall
Course, afording to the numerous spectators,
who thronged the course each day, four DAYS
OF the finest running ever witnessed IN BALI
more Every thing went or well, aud good
order prevailed throughout the meeting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

sals a resa prspevty ~ Soha Rs,.sn, So
eat eo~lis,iosss. q shessxS avura. shsv-
h'rdsayva. safuElay nsxt
sais - SD ~ Eiizsboh Howard h,so,.
- csst Isvu.s. 49, isy s.zl
seis q 3 iaasAna psepwsy. b w. ~
eanv. Szsass, ana sis.s an plses.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
ga REAsoNSsIE Rraursr.

We imPlore . certain EdisOr not 10 Be 90
esresiOnlJ Inaccurate inmakiDs extracts from
the Free Press. Our language as Il Orixi-
naiiy appears, and our language rs quoted By
hin, 70 use Ais own splendid d,ctiOo, ais to-
diGsFsss tAIngAp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

Tirgiaio-Ritchie unwilling 10 abuse
Col. Johnson, with the hope Of recon
cling Virginia TO Van Buren,. Very
contemplate. Johnson has more claims,
from actual service, from good-heart-
ed. frank sincerity Of character, than
Van Buren, ever had. He has not. Il
Is true, the taleat Of Van Buren,, bu,
ne is, at the same time, devoid Of the
same intrigue, trickery, and faithless-
ness. Neither have claims to the off,
ces they aspire TO, but johnson has the
ciearest prctensions.--yk. Y. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

TIVE rubserisef hsEs issys - iufssm b
fsisees 80 Ne fusiis gsasfaHg. thsi h.
he's ePsaet = Csefssiisasry, fruit. go gan.
q essrs - ~. Fooas ssFaagiy oeeaoisa ~
D ia ~ 69aiiiag. sd iane3iaislF sSoss
~ Dess 80 Apoihaeary deere; shass ~
istssfs EesPias iaFEa go gssesal ssaeft
89st 81 fresh FFuit, Censeetinasrisa. ssS ~
srgisies eeooeete& whh So huasnsss. Thoss
sAs heg - ssli 90 80 4 q tAsa s1ssa.
iaga - es1, 80 snAntaa fAs pfiess ned
gssihy u Ne astieiss aEhfs8.
ADAa YOUNG, IT,.
fIsspsrtRsrFy, FEB. ~. ie1s.
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NOTICE..

0 The Rev. s. Tustoa viii preach Al
FIX Branch On sunday next, ~ AsI pst Isn
s'eisek. and Al Harpers-Ferry AZ Issv o'eIoek;
a. which place (the Ferry the esaauaisa viii
b admiaisterodsf aigAf. servics 10 commence
At early candle lixht.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11
A TOAST.

Alta dinrer somewhere in the South, 20
nuine Democrat and friend Of the people gave
this toast: "TAe rin Of tAs psepis-ssunS or
ssSsv." The author Of this toast deserves a
"monumentam IRE perenniu"-L e. aan en-.
during nemorial"--for his democratic feryor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

The future-the future--nothin9 Is
so vague, 50 uncertain as the future.
II never arrives, 10 our fears or desires.
but at least never dePrives US of hope.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

An Editor. befFiendiag Col. Johnson. say,
tAaa "nalieious people seem disposed TO show
nothing bus The dsvk parts Of his character"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

The Correspondent Of the New YORK
Journal q Commerce says that Thomas
~. Bentla is selected ss the successor
q Chief Justice Marshall. what utter
besrtiessnsss IN lhid II TIE Kitchen
Cabinet choose 10 determine Who shall
se elevated 70 The bench on the death
o. Judge MsFshail lend fsr distant yet
We hope thai day tobe) les them, IN CON-
Elon decency, keep their DISCRIMINATION
secret vhils. be y yet alive. 9Th BIS
mind - vigogous q 4 ever was IN BIS
prince Riscksssy R1ubEesn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

nv virtue Of deed q trust. sxseassd 70
ID tAe suksesibsr sn NJ 10Th dsy of Az
gsst, ie33, ed ssly sseord~d IN the Clerk'.
00es % ~ Csosiy Court 81 Js9ersoe, 10
ssesrc . csrtsiu dsbs tksrsis ussssossd. orb
gissily due fron. L. wssnvsg 70 ycssph L.
Russell. bot b. subsequent sssgnssnt and
ssresnsnt bsswsss The psriiss, sow due
from Joseph l. Smith 10 }. Hopkios q Bro
theirs Of Bsltisaors, . shall proceed - sell, q
the highsst bidder. for essh, % FIsksy fks i
fy sf joy Nat, eli the mT1A03T
held BY said wernwsg st said date. IN the
SaissSis Island Propsrty. near Hsrpsrs-Fer
~. nnbrseisg the saw .NILL, DWELLING
HOUSES. sud other improvsments situated
tkersoa, or 30 much thereof - may b. ne
esssssy. Sale 10 take place on the prsnhe'
st . o'clock, p. -.
JOHN FiTzsiMMoSs.
June 4, 1895. Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-11

virtue VI . deed Of trust, exssuis5 20
Nd the subscriber by jacob Myers, bssrinx
date on the 25tb day Of July, 1884, apd nssr
OF rseord IN the County Court OF JsfTerses.
viii be offered, at p.sblic auction, 20 the h;sh-
sat bidder. for eash, on Safsyass tAs His -,
u Jelly. 1885. az the house Of .Mrv. Marx a.
Nysrs,-in Jefferson. and near Mr. Hits Wii.
iiss, all the interest Of The said Jacob Myers
IN and TO = certain TRACT u LAND, par
t'eulsriy described IN said trust, and suppcs.
ed 10 contain 23s arres; the iHtsrest of the
said Jacob Myers being an uBdis idsd sixth
part OF said lard; and. also, the Zee sisap,a
Interests IN The hsttss Of two other uBdivtds<i
sixth parts Of the said tract, 20 wit: The M
divided sixth parts Of csthsrine PILES, flor.
@erly Catharise Nyers,) end his broiker
Jersmiah Myers, which ssid fee simpls In.
tsrests, By the deeds of said Csthsriss anA
jeremiah, acre conveyed 10 the said Jacob
Myers and his brother Henry Msees, ,Aa
sad Jacob and Henry being entitled % the
halt OF each sad sixth psrt; bit suhSscs. ne .
veFiheiess, to hfs estate, eosyeyed BY sslA
deeds. Of Mary v. Mysr, IN the ssid asa IA
parts. The interest Of tho ss,d Jacob wiii
DC sold 10 secure 70 Mary ". Myers The paw
meat Of the SUNS specified In the trust. a,sa
ihs sale will take place ., the place hereto
fore mentioned, The residence aG aid Mary
W Ayefs, being OF the prsmGss. 10 be sold.
JOHN A. THOMPSON. TSmst,,.
May 81, IS35--h.
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TRnUnlEAa Leses, No. Il7.1
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fsas ga, is1s
Ar regIiisr eommunicaiion ~ TrilanisaF
Loage, No. III, of FREE an6 Accepted aIsso-a.
bed n Hasons' Hail, smiih6ed, June eth.
9e9s, the following resolutions Wers uaani.
moialy adopted.
RsssissS, Thai he thanks Of lhs LODI b.
presented - De Rsy. CuAgLfu q Hnoous, for
~ sxeelieat psrmou, delivered this dag.
kssstrsd. That ess thanls Of ihia l,esl4e b
lre.ented - W.. TgLns, and ihs membsrs Il
Ne ChoiE, fog thsx ssryioss thb dsy e Aha u
tasA Aod othera foF - haaaiifuf manner h
vhtcb they Decorated - Anaoair Han.
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presented 70 Capt Jess srapaRns. aad ths
gsEtlsmrn egnposing ne hand uaisr hlss. a.
DER s1eeiisni music o. this day.
Rsssissf, Thai ~ thanks q this f.ruars hs
prrsseted - CaPt W.. Z. Bo.s, and coTapa.
~ q iafautFy usdrr hh cosaaana, co. del,
services Fen1.r.f lhh day.
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PUBLIC SALE or s,g'
YAIUAu1.H YnoYx1xXs &


10y virsse of dserss Of ths CkcuH
- perior Cocrt Of Lev end Chsseseyk1
the county % JeEsrsos. rsndsrcd % - -
day Of March. 1884. io the esss o. 49,
.os -. MePhersous hsiSs, ee. The
signed wIli o6er for ,sie. a psbsss -.
to the highest bidder. 80 SssvvSsy ~ - -
ysas .sxi, vsiushis LOT Of ChOCeA
the property Of John A. AoPbsssces eeevs
stu sted on the shenasdosh river 49, -
mile below Le~iss Mill. sssd lot see1
about -four serss Of lssd--hss On " 49,
ably comfortable Dwelling; sod whaA.
ders II chiefly valuable, iseIsdes ces q -
best mill sites on the Shenandoah H.
% 6rst-rsts Stone Quarry juss sbeve -
falls; aud u 70 thought there 49,
enough already quarr,ed 10 baih The ost--
The property. whish h veil worthy ~ -
tentioa Of persons wisAing 10 make snsh -
invss,aent. need not b further dssefsee4 -
thoss Wishing 10 purchase Will dovbsbsse -
anime u for themselvss. Sale 70 tsbe 49,
on the pssaises q ~ O'Clock, NJ. W.
Tssu-Six months credit, tho peseSnQ8
money TO be secured by deed Of trust % ~
premises. SAMUEL MCPHERSON
Spseist Cessisisssv.
May Z, is35.-ts.
Pssspsa<asst.
Postponed tiii ysiusdsy the Goth iastsst.
June ~. 1895.
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The Rev. JoHr ID. MATHEWS. with his "A
nily, passed through this place On Tuesday
lsst. to take charge Of church In Norfolk.