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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

s~er> no good purpose at home, viii eject
much less abroad" Suppose the terms hsd
been changed In this way, -Thc iirinx require
no newspaper p.Gs 10 establish their rsysssiisn
among those with whom they srs psssiax their
lives" Hc would have assentcd 10 the cor
rectness OF the paraphrase. l. he not incoa-
s,stene We may refer the matter TO any Jury.
and Il they do nat End an Inconsistency, upon
both counts Of my indictment, will give up.
have now omitted good deal had 90 say;
bu, am tired. and mus, strip. have no,
WRITTEN 80 much before since the last Prcsi-
dental election; and I do not know when
shall write again. Prepare then, my good
goosc-quiil, 20 lie down. TAX, thy rest. per.
adventure no ooe disturb thee or me; but
should Phiios attack us again, VIC win probs-
bly, peck away, till we beat him OF the track
congratulatins ourselves, while lying in our
lonely garrett, amidst our mus,y volumes, that,
in curing the Itch Tor scribblinx," which PHI
los labors under, we have. though insignihcan,
ourselves, ''done the State some service"
PHlLO-"S."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Factory Property


AT HARPERS-FERRY.
nY virtue OF a deed Of trust from Jos.
A0 j.. smith, Esq, To The subscriber, exc
euted tie 10th Of July inst. and duly record
s,l in the Clerks Office OF the County Court
OF Jefferson County, Virginia, will sell. at
public auction. TO the highest bidder, on FRI
day the 4h Of September Mtri, al IL O'clock,
-. W. before the door Of Fitzsimmon,'s lilo.
tel, hsrPers-ferry. all the right, title and
estaie OF said Joseph l.. smith, ia and to
Thie Island or VIrgiMi:IS.
u may be confidently affirmed that this ).
one OF the most valusbls pieces Of property
Tor manufacturing purposes in the United
States Situated IN the falls oC tie Shenan-
dOah, u is above the reach OF inund alton; and,
without dam. commands nearly the whole
loree ofth;s river, by eahs of a canal ~ hicl
las been Cut through the centre Of the Is.
land.
Two bridges connect the Island with iIar-
pers-Ferry OF the main land, aud two more
are IN progress Of construction by the W TO-
chester and Pot .t1Sc Rail Road COMPANY,
whose road passes over il. This work, TO.
seiher With The Chesapeake and Ohio Cana
and the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road. dis
tant not more thaa go yards, afford 10 this
property unriva!led advantages.
Ths improvements are several dwelling
houses, extensive work shop. and one OF the
largest and most valuable SAW MILLS ia
the country.
The property will be sold entire, or il
lots, as may DO found eAPedieni on the da,
Of sale.
Terms One third Of the purchase money
cash on the day Of sale. the balance in u {
equal pay meuis st9 and Is months, will
In'erest-the latter payments 10 be secure,
Ia the satisfaction Of The trustee.
Frederick, Md. 4 B. PRICE,
July 80, 1885 Trustee
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HNTIL CHRISTMAS seat. NEGRO BOY
~ AfRl7 - THIS ofFICE.
InlT, g. ls1l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

VIRGINIA., To W.T.:
M rul~s holden ia the Cierk . Ofics Of an, Ci,-
cut Superior Court ef isw and chsnsr,-r n,
tS35: "'
JOse p. Adams. AdsDisistr.ssr Of Thom,. u.,..
h''"' deed. .n.n.r Pla'srIn.
Jseobina Baker sri Jnspss l. Rass,u Dxv.-.
IN CHANCERY
9NHE defendant, Jacebina Baker. no, h,v.
~ Ing entered her sppe,rance and ,,,.,
s-esrity according to tho set Of sas~rtiy snd M.
<s-s u THE sosrt; and Ia spp-i.s by .,ai.fse,o.
~ evidence that she 70 nat an inis.bssot sf III,
country; is orier~d, that the aid .y-S,s,p,s a,
nI~ar here on the hrst dsy of ti,> a<xt ,rfyu 49,
..sser thr biil Of The plaintiff. aud ,hst con, u
THIS orter he torth.nh ias~rt~d IN s,me ne. sp..
per. puls'sscd In Chsries,o~n. Zoe two noah,
sneec..'~iy, end posted a the fr@i door of the
esart-hoase, IN the ssid town Of Ch.rlextosu.
ACopy-1.s-.
R6BERr.T. BROWN. Crs
July %, 1885.
VIRGINIA. To WIT:
~ Rules holden IN the Clerk Ofi;ee Of an. C;-
'sum supcr,"r C"nrt II Law aad Cbanerr, r.,
,snrrson County, the first Monday ia Juiy
Th,@a' w. Ke.e,, Henry wasi and JAM. \,
Wager, P,,,sr,s,.
AGAINST
rh'''p W. Ward snd Yates x 1eIn,vr-.
DITIsB.Nrs.
IN CHANCERY.
tHE defendants not having entered tbsi
- appearances and eiven security accord.
ing to the act Of asscssbiv aud The ruiz. nj hi,
court: add IL appearing BY s.ti.f.sior, e,iirss,
'hst They are hot inhabitants Of thi, eoa.tr,, n,
ofnrred. 'hs, the aid dsfr,d.p,s do appear Lrr,
or the hrs, day ~ the next term. add answer ~.
e'ii 81 The plais,if,, ssd thar . cop, OF til, o.,
nrs Dc ,osts .'h in,rtcd in some ns~, per pub
iy, and rosled q the l.r.s dong ~ ,I,. go,
house In the aid tow Of chsrirsova.
A Cop,-T~sts.
,.., ROBERT 4. BROWN, ceh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30


VIRGINIA, tn W.T.:
~ Ruirs bOldeR in the Clerks Ofie- Of the Cir.
cut SsYerior Court Of Law sud Chsne.t, Io,
!cisrsCn County, the FIRST MOodsy 10 jul,
1855 9'
bcnjaain y. Tovnrr aud Thomas G.. Hsrr;.
Irsiy eo-PsrtneTs trading under tie Erm a
i"vaer * Harris. PLsISTISys,
AGAINST
Lewis Ciinkenbesrd and Ei~srd Lucas, sen.
DETENbAxTs,
IN CHANCERY.
HVilE defendant, Lewis CIinkssbesrd. no,
~ ha''sg stferci his syprsr.aee sod given
security sssOsiing 60 the ssi u sss~snbly aod th
Faics ~ the ssts asd spp~nsieg bS sst,,fsc,o,,
e,ij.hes that b. - not 80 iBi.Litss, az ~,
country u ~ ordered. that the said dsfeodsa,
do spprsr here ~, tie first dav a de s-x,
ieJras and snsssF tiir hili Of The ,lsnsrfis al
that eoi,y ~ hts order Dc foftiss al inserted h
some uessPsfnr publiSl,ed ~ Chsfsessosn, h.,
- months saeeesstseiy. sad posted q the fr,ol
door OF tie e0oft-hossc w. the said town al
Chsricaoun. \ Copy-Tsae.
ROBERT 7 BROWN. CrE.
Jnly ~. 1885
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

b'rg'Hia Disnal Stra-p LoHvy,
HLAsS No. ~, for ls9s-io draw II A.
- i@nss.ssss, ID. G., ssiag'isy. Auesa 81.
is1S-eS No. Lotisry-i0 dravs salisss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

Hsksis ej--ffaG A. So oaa,ssy Al 81
Cefiliie~sra ~ p.rk a q sl,oie a. -. a.,
Do ia. g lsf D. ~ "a
do. do. 3 qas.tsr %. &c Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

II WILL Offer Tor rent, ca Sassrssy az Ii
u Of -ivst'f ns<f. on the premises, Q FARM
on tie Shenandoah River. now N The
possession Of William %. Grigg,. eontsinisg
two hundred and twenty-five acres Of clear
ed land. Teens will be made known on
that day. JAMES ROPER.
JuIt %. 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

II is stated in the English papers as a
Curious fact, that the late administra-
ton is the only one known in the his
tory Of England that has never appear
ed in the Administering taken Of
flee in November, after last years al
MANAGES were printed, and having been
turned out before the almanacs for the
next year were in type.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

The Boston Mercantile Journal says:
We understand that son Of the late
Mrs. Hemans is now in this city, and
will probably so through regular
course of studies at one Of our New
England Universities.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

l a
Upon ;he whole, the situation IL quite de-
sirshle one; aIi The value of tie farm will
doubtless be enhanced by tie erection OF q
depot on the rail way, within one ME Of
the sane
The terms Of tie sale will be as follows
-Four thousand dollars Of the purchase money
10 remain ia the hands of the purchaser dur
iug Tie natural life Of the idow Of said de-
cedent, bearing interest from the time Of sale,
pay able annually 10 the widow, after whose
death the whole j. 10 be paid In three equal
annual instruments 60 lie executor; said
sum 10 be secured by q deed Of trust on tho
! premises, conditioned for the regular pay
ment Of the interest TO the widow the real
due Of tie purchase money 10 be paid o0o
third in hand. one third at the expiration Of
one year, and the remaining third al the ex-
Piration OF two years from the day Of sale.
But IL IL understood, that should tie deeeass
OF the widow happen within tao years froa.
the day OF sale, the pas meat of ,he install
inenis Of the four thousand dollars will not
nc required 10 commence until the expira.
iion Of three full years from The day Of ssic.
The payments falling due at tina ehd Of ths
first and second years after the psrehsss.
aiii also be secured BY deed Of trust on
the premises. Persons wishing 10 sisw ths
farm. will apply 10 Mr.. James r. n. shes, or
Mr.. John p Rely, who reside in the imfne-
date neighborhOod. Sale 60 commences N
10 o'clock. Attendance given BY
JOHN ALLEMoNG, Err
If ChTisiian .fAspaons, deceased
Frederick co, Jnne ~, 1S35.-ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30
i PRIZE OF 4ao, 900 Is or
1000.

URGLNLf WHEELING LOTTERY,
LASs M. ., ZOE Is35, 10 draw 81 AIsz
~ aedris, ID &. SATURDAY. Asgu.s Is, 1855 -
70 No. lOttery --lZ drswa ballots
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

TIE late Thomas -NarsAaN.--At late
celebration of the 9Th, held in the neigh
borhood of Culpcper Court House, Mr..
John 3. Barbour having been called on
for toast, said
81 feel, (as | am persuaded we all
do the loss his country has sustained
IN the death OF a gentleman towards
whom have stood on two occasions in
arelation both delicate and interesting,
but a relation which enabled me 10
know his virtucs thoroughly, for you all
know we were twice competitors fo1
Congress. and better man never lived
or died. propose to you the memory
OF Thomas Marshall"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30
eco ACRES.

The land Is Of good quality, has a s>4EE
suiic'snt quantity Of Timber. ard -
i now in \ good state Of eultiss- $v
lion. The improve me- nts are q To-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

.f,Grec! Operation.-The New Or
leans Bulletin Of the 9TH instant, SAYS
A lot Of cotton comprising six thou
sand bales, changed hands yesterday,
the amount of the bill Of which was
nearly half a million of dollars. This.
it is believed, is the largest single trans
action ever here recorded on the all
mails OF cotton operations"
The venerable and highly esteemed
MIR. Maury, long known as the able
and honorable Consul OF the United
States at Liverpool, arrived at this city
yesterday on his way TO Virginia, and
= took lodgings at the Baltimore House
This gentleman. it will be recollect.
cd, after having faithfully discharged
the duties of his appointment from tho
time, we believe, OF Washington, wa.
removed by General Jackson to make
room for a political parizan. We un
derstand that Mr.. Maury is nearl,
ninety years ofage.
Bell. CHron, ,JuIv 20.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-26
LATER FROM Mexico.


We have received from a respectable com
mencial house 10 this city, letter addressed
10 them by their correspondent at Matag0r-
da. II contains Information Of much interest.
We are permitted to make the following ex-
tracts .--SIdr. .E
MATAeoRDA, Oct. 18th, 1885.
1--WE have about 700 men near or IN San
Antonio, to take, IL possible the Mexican troops
that are there, said to be to 600, wh" are
waiting rrinforcemrnts. The possession ny
us Of that town will deprive the Mrxicans
"f the strongest raIlying point in Texas, and
secure t0 Us the most important inland p"rt
in the country. We are now making prepa-
ratiOns Cor the defence Of our town, which is
~ manner the ravigabIe key 9" all the colo
MIA; Texas, but can with a small force and
good materials, he easily defended. s- a
We are dGiermined to have restored the
rights and privileges under the law by which
the country was srttHd to- be coded to the
United States ofthe north otAecome annihl-
! lated-the latter they do moi anticipate: a
powerful cuunter revolution that has broke
uut in the interior Of Mexico, and the con
| slant dpsrriion Of soldiers from the cause %
Santa Anna, is highly beneficial to Our inter
ests, and will undoubtedly hasten conciia
ton in some way. Mexico has mo- navy Il
speak of, therefore we have not much to feaI
| from that source. The immense distance
| which they have to travel by land, through
| prairips, and the facilities with which we CAT
cut off their supplies. will be destructive f.
them. together with the dread the Mexican
! soldiers are known to have in facing Our 6n'
! rihemen, who are true shots. All these cir
cumstances considered, I have, with others
( no doubt Of the speedy g. fnAl favorable issue
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-26

The Road 10 Wealth and PsvIermemt. "A e years
ago, aud hu, very few years, ior is within the rec.
objection o ." young man the writer Ot this para
gr6phs there might have beeW In Oi the oh.
scure towns IN Western Massac huse,is ssuvsy Lul
yo0lt adSentarer, with health and hope Ia his coun.
!eaanee, and bnndle suspended from the haNdle OF
bread blade, M nplemeHi II his craft oser his sho1l.
der Kidding ndleW 10 frieads and home. aud commenc.
,ng Journey sith lighter heRt 10 seek his iot0ae.
Aher the lapse Of the aioresad Few years. splendid
pageant ls exhibiting IN the great eeMmercal mero'
polls Of orr couai, and the people are doIn9 honor
70 Aa Individual Who by hs cid o. s.roeg nalura' pow.
ere, with great adpiry asd psobly 81 character, haa
wen their esisa, nay their love asd eondsRee, and
they nFe ieet0WlAg np0n him their hgbesl mnNeipAl
dIsnIy and haHeF f.I, HRa care sHd vlpsHIne years
had each lis dis.laci mark 10 hs n.aRly mad cheerful
eoaRseMaRee, hsi they had act % fAr changed II Thai
~ old ffleMA eaulh Rat dsseEW there The HsamenIb
ofthAl sRme yea'hfh aad ohscSEe New EaglaRd Al
yEkTvREa. 0IDEnN l.ke. The TanneV, Ral CnvrlSv,
D noe candidate h.V Congress, from tkaAslty ~ New
YorA'- S'wtwEh Tt''FNspA.-tAWa y slssIsd.) 7 '
The extra hsrrlbls tragedy u The whossAlo murday
Ia family ~ AIksR, n. @. WAs SnaOubleay sheer
hOAG, F't' 10y 'f' ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-26

1%iaiiv CAaseA Aaia,tsa-.TAs officiating slsvay.
msa ef'hs ivIaty Church, Iasluime the swe chapsls
.. sSha's and H. pASts. ARE lOsF In aasshss, With
'Aals sAlAslss Ana nssasass ~ f'llsws OadssoWk,
bahsp, eo,Ooe mad hSaset ilssgIaM. RseasT, $4,000
aMA haAsst ANihon Asalslnai, AanIlO aa,l hanae
hehrDellet, AAalalAAl, .l MMd kVuse Fetal nIe,
900 and psFhalbIleS.-N " paper.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-26

Seduction 0ad !Suicide.-A yOang woman
ofmoch personal beauty named Susan Dillon,
aged about ~ years, who had been t0rned
from her fathers door fHr having become the
victim Of seducer. destroyed herself on Sat.
urdsy evening last, nj Philadelphia. by taking
large quantity 0feorr0siss sublmate, which
AllE placed on M apple, aud ate. She died
having heeN Sad indeed, ihs father and broth.
or 1t the deceased being present. 10 the deep.
est distress. H
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-26

AiHhisan~-iSiS'ma'IOR b vsssissA cha, liIshIRRD,
hAs'ag organised her eia's qsgsEamsHi, end dsma1.
'ne AiiaIsssA IsIo The UaisA, has shSssH SaAs NS1
veil and Lssiss n. Lvms. Esgrs. bsh ysa Hssss men,
10 EspVsSss' her In she bsAas Of Ihs uAIlsd States.
ME NSVvsll ISsmsVlv Vssldsd IN PhsdslPhIs And was
IN As'ss palIeIaa, aaa Me- LyOH he's bssa iSV Ssaa
lime PsH psIeHa'O 70 Congress SndsV The TeWIlOFl.
sl Government Of AlIsAigas,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-26

Execution efjacksOR. THE shove mention.
cd individual was executed, Thursday mar.
Ming Ut 0'clock, within che WRlls VI bellevue
Prison. There wSrswhout ans pevsons pres.
eDt, exclusive ut ihH clvll AWih1Eltlea The
appearances NJ the prisoner WAS that 0fWne0n,
ezra and hAsdlh00d. With the Wlmasl calm.
nsas he Viewed the structure NJ the gAllows /,
Ana was not until ihe r0re had bsHD GAsd,
that he appeared CanaeloUs III his dam. when
he partly tainted, and MOMld pFallAbly have
iAlleN hAu not tho VNnO sustained him. ''
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-26

The annexed article from Van Buren, Ohio
paper. is a curious specimen Interpretation i:
=" The editor of the Muskingom Messenger
designates the democratic members elect, Of
the Legislature. by q dagger. ~ for the pur-
pose Of insinuating that they are assassins--
and the wings with star. (thus = for the
purpose Of compimenting them as lights Of
the world"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-26

Ii is thought quite pr"bahle that the New York Lee
eisaIure at it's approac hing sess"n, will repeal the
law (orbidding the circulation Of small bills. This
would make il obligatory upon do the same.-
They having adapted the law verbatim, Of he former
at the instance Of the Regency must, q co.rsr turn
when they turn, and Keep up the rule If like
like man." The rescrip,, properly authenticated,
will he sent across the Hudson in due time: and,
adopted, under penalty oftie displeasure ofthe greal
est and best."-i6. ..' t" 80 ..
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-09-05

In this case il will be seen three candidates have
a maioSty orthe whole number Of votes, and that
m'y, Sprague, is elected. Il Will also be seen
that 'he yfpe who voted for Burgess aud Sprague
had voted for Burses alone, Bnrges, Spragxe and
Cranston would each have have had ttir.een
coles and there would have been no election,
though each had majority Of the whole A.
gain, i, will be seen, that If the fire who voted
for Burgess and Spragne had voted for Burgess a
lone and the five who voted for Cranston nnd
Sprague had voted for Cranston alone, Burgess
and Cranssoh, 'ench having thirteen votes, would
have been elected. Nearcc and Sprague each hav-
ing only seren. B6 it is too late for cxplana-
tio,w hike these to do any good, as it regards the
recen, election. We thought sha, the effect oC vo-
ting in this way had hecn 50 fully illustrated be.
fore election that none could misunderstand.-
Dtx yoles have been thrown away, and we hope
Hose who threw them away may profit in future
by the experience they have had.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-09-05
r. EE STAT.
Warren, II. 4. sept. ., 1895.

iCPAt the adjourned Town Meeting in May
las, Committee was appointed to ascertain the
names Of the Streets sc. in the compact part OF the
town. This Committee at the las, meeting made
the following Report which wus read and adopt
ed.
The Committee appointed in Town Meeting.
NAV Cd, 1885, 10 ascertain the names of the
Streets in siie compact part OF The town and for
other purposes, beg ea.e 10 state they have at
tended to the duties Of their appointment, and have
found, gu examination, a considerable Huin-
Der of the streets without Trcorded dunes Many
rf them, however. have been designated for pears
by cer,ain names wiach have become identified in
all the transfers Of Real Estate bounded on them.
Others, agaia, have been called by various names.
according 70 the whm or caprice q parties to
transfers of property on them aud some ere
found which haye never been designated by aoy
particular name. The Conn,iuse have proceed
ed according to the insH,etous of the town to de-
ssnaie the streets not vcco, ded, by the names
which ,hey have'usuaiy been called heretofore. in
transfers of Real Estate and busiaess transactions.
except in cases where the, have found two streets
beaIing the sog,r name in such cases, thier rule
has beV1 10 aifix new name TO he one most re-
cent?, laid out. And in cases where streets have
MOI been heretofore particularly desgra,ed. they
base given them such naR,cs as they thought Rlosi
appropriate, in view of their Locations and The cir
cumstances under which ileywere opened.
The Committee have also, IN pursance Of their
instructions from the Town, engaged llEzEKIAIi
BoswoR I'll, Esq to survey the con pact part OF
the same and make Plat, designating the courses
and distances OF the several streets. and noting the
Public Buildings, Town fnnds, and othe, poims Of
importance to the inhabitants, which Plat will be
lodged in the Clerks Office, according to the vote
Of the Freenen IN May last
The Committee would conclude t,ieir report by
recommending the passage of the following
Ordinance, which is respectfully submitted.
N. M. WHEATON,, }
BENZ. EDDY, Committee.
WILLIAM COLLINS,
Warren, august %, 1885.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-09-05
From the Bri,,oI Gazette.

Mr. Editor Permit ne 10 enquire through
your columns, whether the statute OF this Stale
does not require all Guardans, Executors, ard
Administrations, TO give public notice OF their ap-
poiutmen's and il this is so, why is il not done
During tile year past, there have been several ap
poiniments u guardians, four of admins, raiors
and four of executors OF which no notice " whaie, or
has been given. Now il is "a matter Of much IN
CONVENIENCE 10 persons having de,,mnds against
estates to be obliged to call al the Clerks Ohce
Tor the purpose ct ascerlainng w.o is 10 settle it,
And as this case does not unlr.quentiy recar, yeu
will oblise many subscribers 10y giving sone IN
formation as 10 the law. You,s, sc.
a SuBscRrBER.
We have taken some pains to examine the law
with respect 10 the enquiries made BY a suhscri-
bcr, and find that every Guardian shall IN, mediate
ly ON his appointment, advertise for Fix cssiye
weeks IN sone neu p0pe' p, Mat tn the State
IL Is also Esacted, That no action can he brought
against aa, Eaecaior sr Administering 81 his ca
I.acity svcl, within one ear after the will shall
be proved. II such administrator or ex,eot,r shall
give noir. ui his appointment. hy publishing no.
ilce dcrcoi in some newspaper in this State. neat
est TO the place where the deceased person r,.sd,sj:
certain exceptions ave made to this i,syy
M legal sale Of property can he made by npy
execu,or administrator, unless he has vi, en- pul,-
lie neisee u,ereof. either by posting up notifications
or by pvbiishng the same, ia some newspaper 10
four successive weeks. .
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-09-05

Our readers may. not be aware, that
the whole influence in this state, is thrown
IN favor Of WolPs election. Through
the influence Of a Philadelphia Priest, il
is said the Governor pardoned Felix
Murray, Catholic who was under SEN
!ence OF death for the crime of murder
For this act Of service, ns is believed, tho
Catholic Priests in diiTcrerent parts Of
the state nre known to be openly election.
eefing for Woll.- Pitsbwsh Times.
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The election Of Nr. Burgess has been lost (says
the Journal) by the carIessness Of many Of his
friends who aassexsiy desired hi, election. la
voting for Mr.. Gsrscs. they put the name Of one
or the other Of his opponents on with, him, and
thus neuralizcd the vote. There wero votes e.
nough cast Tor M,. Parses in ss+e Slate, with the
name OF At. Sprrguc annexed, to have secured
his election, had they been cast for him with Mr.
Cranston or for him alone. Many profess not to
comprehend how this can be, or how three can
did,les can have majorit, Of votes. We be-
Iie,e that both the propositions are fully Ausara-
ted 10y The following eza,i,pe--
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NopTH CAROLINA STATE ELECTION.

g Raleigh, august 23, 1885.
Returns have been received from all but the
following counties, viz: Bunconbe, Haywood,
Macon, Rockingham, Yancy and Ashe. Tho
slate Of parties is believed to Le "a for White and
80 for Van .Bulen. Unless all our calculations
prove f,llacious, the Legislature will stand IO3
Tor " hi,e a,sd SO fos Van Dpren.