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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA
IN the cireuu superior Court Of Lsv and
Ch,eesrJ FOR JsHsrsOa couaiy, June as, h
The ws.hius,On cbsOiy Bspk and joseph
'"s"ai'ef' PLAIsTEVs,
william LUess. sdaiaistratof of s.-,,.,
E"S's, snd Sasan Eagle, widow. and Ma
garet Ebgis, Joseph EnEls, WILMA %.
gle. sossa Aaa Engis, Besiss,,s y. Es9Js
George W ERsls, and samuel RoSl.
ehildrsa shd bsirs u the SID sauaBsI A.
sic, deed, Daruvn,-v'
A~o
S'lef rsp'eo'i, executor Of John Baker.
deceased P.,,.r,--
~ CIANCER..
beng fuggs>tti g. the Court th.t he.
ats Outstanding cisims doe from IN. .,
tate 81 ssri Legie sot Iaksn aeeoset ~ =,
hs Co~nissipnsr, ~ hh reports mad. !.
tbs eauss--ii y ordered, that the sd c..
m'ssi'nsf DO take 90 aeeSunl u such ef.,o..
and report The ssms TO tie Court o,ti..
SUCH spseisi 'tsisnsnts - he sn.v Sss., -.
t'nshi' Or - be @sy BE- tsQaissi 10 m.ts =,
any Psrsoh interested
COPY --Tssis,
ROBERT = SHOWS, cl,,k.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

Taylor. the Van Barren candidste
for Governor Of Indiana has Withdrawn
from the canvass. The tide was too
st,oog against him. There ore nov
two wings in the field. aud there i.
such . perfect unsnimity Of feeling
that an Irishman MAS heard to express
the opinion that both Of them would be
clecied WAeeiiag Times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

A Coon ToAsr-The following
sentiment was offered by Miss Sarah
p. Nietcalf. at . ladies' celebration on
the 4th ult.. 10 Cambridge. Ohio, and
as we should hope. received by the
fair assemblaGe with three tunes
three
Parties in the United S,aie,-The beat Of
all parties are uIpp,se parties-"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

Victor Cousin. in his report Of the
Pruss'an School system. says that there
does not exist a single human being in
Prussia who does not receive an edu-
cation suited TO his avocation in life
10 1881 that country with a population
OF l2.Is6.s32 had 2.Ot3. O3O children
IN 22.749 public schools, The number
Of teachers employed being 7,740.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
NorHCEa.

Irrhr Rev. wILltAa MeEtnor will or,,.h
=, h.oiS,o-n q" Sunday the 18Th Of August. To-
stead of the G'h As g,.ss OFT.
Jul, ~.
C-rhs Rev Mr.. SIMPSON. by Divine
perm"'ion' viii preach IN smIhheId on the
coming Sabbath, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
August }, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

The following toast was given at On enter.
tainmeni 81 Flatbu,h, ~. Y the other day.
By Col. Jesup. Tie T.m<s They require
more SOW ing-more hoeing more mo ing
less 'mporiins-more sxportiog-less pre-
sumption-more gumptioa-Iess eonsump,ion
more redemption, and less suspension Of
specie paying.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

Oh the 23d Jane, In I,osdoa, Eswn Fsa-
assr. Eco, the celebrated American Tpgs-
dian, 10 CArs.aSs. daughter Of John siu-
r'au, ESQ. of the Theatres Royal. Drury
lane snd Cosest Garden.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
a CARD.

S PRESENTING my respects TO the La
u dies and Gentlemen Of Chariestoun and
ITS vicinity. beg leave TO submit To- their pa
ronaee. my intention Of opening DANCING
SCHOOL wherein my particular attention.
shall be devoted 10 the pupils entrusted TO nv
care. FOR the purpose Of acquiring know.
ledge OF the Art teach An Art. which.
viewed IN its proper light. aust be aeknow
Iedgsd a. gen,eel accomplishment, sb.o-
luteiy essential 10 those whose lot IL Is. or in
future may be, TO move in the polite circle.
of society and which has ever been coo.i-
dsred an accompaniment 10, if not a nseea,a-
~ part OF, hnished education.
la this Institution. Dancing will be laugh,
according to hs sekacrisd<,d rules Of a. at
and the greatest care shall al~ays h. taken
To Ineulcate genieel department 10 the seho-
lars and impari To them proper manner. OF
eivility.
The School will be opened az SION Q, sig.
teen pupils are subscribed. A ,ub.eription
let containing the terms. etc B, !eGt Al, Mr..
Samuel stones and at the Valley Hotel.
z. J. XAUPI.
stone, Hotel, July 6. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

q Cvids~ Fleece f.rpias to W.ei.-A wri-
Yer N the Journal Of Commerce tells the fol-
loving snecdote - illustrative Of the course
which speculation has recently taken, and Of
the results which have flowed from its folly /:
During the war Of 1912. a farmer
IN Connecticut bought Merino buck
for $4,000. for which he gave his note.
He sold il Immediately for 81 900 TO
his neighbor. and took his nole-the
latter did the same by bis next door
neighbor. and in thi, way the buck
vent through the whole village, each
man making little fortune by tie ope-
ration. Unfortunately. before The
notes became due. the news Of peace
arrived. Down went the value Of the
buck. The golden fleece became wool
sgsin-oobody would pay his note
the whole village failed. and to wind
M the affair lawsuit was ensendered
between some Of the parties relative to
the ProPrietorship Of the buck. which
at last was taken possession Of by the
lawyer IN payment Of his fees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

The evils Of deprecated currency
can be remedied at once by sweeping
all banks out OF existence. Who ever
heard Of depreciation Of gold and sill
ver"-CE. Y Eram.
And wesuPPose tha, the evil Of corn
upon the toes may be remedied at once
by the amputation Of the legs. Who
ever heard Of corns upon the toes OF a
timbsr-legged gentleman
LouiEriHs Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

CHAhLrsTovS. Aug. 1. 1897 (
TbR creditors 81 sss,ssi eoai. 49,
Waoss slslas hsss aog hsrssogors 800 s,s'
sshtsd 70 TIE Coiaas,tosss. a.. hsgss, -.
hhse' hst J shsii stisnd 81 NJ OGes sfors-
$50. - T~sstsy AZ ssA ~ = sspte-sssr 49,.
- fses's thsH eiai'ss, asd ssy sstasaes
'Asy esg hsss 70 oasF 70 support II tham
Shes ssd vssrs thsy afs rsqsssssf to "A.
'e9e - WOHTHiNGTON, csa,s
~ O.. So cgsgL C. ~ e
iAus- 2. l9g1I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
DNNUllNRo

VVHE undssignsd. 10 ssssi.g his rsspss,.
IL TO his former patrons. ieforus thsn
nat ne will open = SCHOOL. % Mr.
srorss. - NssAsy ~ssssas. ~ 7A t.sssai
vii be sttssdst four days 10 the vssk, 60
a. 10 eIess on The last Day Of this .onth-s
plan ty which his Scholar will make the
mest nProvsnsot-essidss, @ will avoid Q
eissa,ag With other schools, ssd give .
healthy and regular sIsreiss during tho nost
sssfs month 4. e. BREEDiN
Aug }. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

Thirteen Rtasons.-An old English
paper contains thirteen objections given
by q young lady for declining q match
the FIRST twelve being the Suitor's
Twelve children, and the thirteenth,
the sutton himself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
WEAVING AND DYING,

WEAVING AND DYING.
HVHE subscriber respectfully inform. his
II friends and customers and the public
generally, thst he has removed to town, and
occupies the house formerly occupied by Mr..
Ash, where he continues To do all kind. Of
w12AVITH AGg1D DHINR,
sceu As TuE wEAviNo OF
COYERLETS, COUSTERP.a.NES, CIR
PETLSG, DLfPER. szL sn kird, Of Pisia
H'sri~g. Aud, In addition To the com mon
eoiors dyed By the subscriber, such ~ blue,
red, green, yellow, and black. he has obtain
ed recipes for eoiorios all kinds OF brilliant
colours, for Carpets. &c. such a. crimson,
scarlet, orange. SC, aud
Dying asd DressIag Silks.
All OF which will be done at the shortest
no'ee, "a The best maHner, aud upon seeom-
moIating terms.
The subscriber would embrace thi, oppor.
tunity to retucG bIs thanks TO those |. no
have favored him with their custom; aud be
hopes. by strict stteGtion TO business, TO
nerit share Of public patronage.
FOR the eonVenience OF customers At liar.
Pers-Fsrry. Carpets or any other We log or
Dying. may De left at Mr.. Wilson's store. or
81 the store Of Mr.. Mccoy, whence it will be
taken away and returned when done. Gus
toners having weaving to do, will 6nd il to
their advantage To forward Il as earl. rs pos.
siole. The market price wall Dc given for
good Carpet Filling.
JACOB HAISES
N. b. Wool will be taken in payment for
work.
srA JouESEYMAN WEAVER, who
ia steady man and good workman, will
dad employment by a IimsIy application 10
the subscriber. ]. II.
Charlie ito wn, Aug. }, 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

Dsmand Of Grim for Disf,kafion.-
An able correspondent Of the New York
Times estimates the Consumption Of
grain. principally corn and rye. within
the city of New York, and circuit Of
ten miles. at trsntyJfve handred 5usi-
sk daily.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
a. REMARK

81 REWARD.
osF, On sunday Last, betsssn snitA.
- hsid sod the Head spring.
a large yslio,O Morocco Pocket Book.
con'siutng ny free paper, f,ou Ibs cIsrks
once Of ieH-rson. due. bill Tor 40 90. ss
srcouai for e2l 90, snd some receipts. ofuo
uss % ang oue bit the ownsr. The sboss
rs~srd siIi b. gissa fes the pocket sooh
ard eonisnta, n isn 81 ~. Timbsrisss's
store 10 smthhsid
GEORGE SHOWN.
Aug ,, lssI ~ 4 free sssa Fl sstsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

- Ust6es
CHARLEsrowN, Aug. !, 1897.
THE parties 20 the shove suit, and the
creditors OF solomon EntIer, deesa.ed, Ar.
hereby no''hsd, that . shall sttsad Q: nv
once Aforesaid, on -Hsadsy ihs ga day Of SEP.
',"esT HsEs for the purpose Of executing 81.
above order OF the Court. - hen and where
tney are requested " PFOJUes such papers
500 evidence as may be necessary, or % thsy
nay rave 10 oner. The creditors will pro-
dues the evidence Of their claims ,h.I,
adjourn the esuse. from tine % time unit,
my report is completed.
r. woRTHINGToN. cs~r
Fl ne c. s. &. 1T e. 6oxJC
Aug }, 1887
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
FOR SALE.

Flsr8 HOUSE AND I,Dye
"A 7 BOLIVAR. now occupied by Mr., M.
"a Tmis. This property is pIeaS.ntIy attn.
sted, and will be sod bargain. if ApoIica-
lion be made TO me during the month Of Az.
gust, 10 Ckarlestown.
Aug. }, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
Notice.

1--WE votes given 81 the sAIe of Chri,,oph.,
Il RIdenour. deed, were due on the ID
inst Prompt payment is expected, IS in.
dagenes cannot be given.
GEO. RIDENoUR, Err.
Aug ,. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

Ia
.haneery for JsdsT.on county, June 18th,
Charles Harper, PLAnr,rr
George EntIer. sdnlini.lrstor or Solomon
Eniler, deed. and George r. Entlsr, Hen
~ >. Enuer, Ellen p. Entles, Jane, VI.
Entier, aud Ann II. Entler, infaal heir. Of
SAID solomon Entlsr, deed, aud Mary Emit
lsr, tie widow Of the said deceased,
IN cuANCERY.
HVtilS day came the plaintiff. by hi, attor-
- neJ, and the subpoena having been
served more than four months on Mary Enl-
Ter. the widow OF Solomon Enilsr, deed.
aud on Georgs ENTER, the admini,traior Of
SAID solomon. on The plainiid's motion the
ON Is taken Tor confessed ss TO them-apd
on Ike motion, Robert T. Brown IL appoint
cd guardian aS iisa for George X. EntI.r
Henry ). EniIer, Ellen p. EntIer. lame, a
HntISr. and Asn X EntIer, infant children
ofsaid Solomon Settler, deceased, who there.
upoo filed an answer :ar said infants-and
The cause coming on now 10 be heard upon
The bill sod exhibits and answer OF said in
iAnts, Was argued by eounsel-Cpon roasi-
deralion whereof. 81 - decreed add ordered,
mat The defendant, George Entler. do render
an account OF HE administration Of the a.
tate OF solomon Entler. deceased. befor.
Commissioner OF this Court, Who ia jirset.d
10 examine, state, and settle the said ae
counts, as we'll a. an account Of the real e,-
tate whereof he died seized, and the ero..
snd annusl value thereof. and The saouot
and dignity OF the debts duo from the estate
ane MAKE report thereof. with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent BY him.
sell, OF which nsy be required by the par
ties 10 be so stated; and the said Comma.
missioner 70 authorised TO examine N. mar.
bes IN solemn form. upon inierTogatosles.
touching the subject mAttsr Of said nc.
counts. Cory-Tesn.
ROBERT T. Brown. cI,,k
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xPx11GDxD OAR1HAx
PRIZES!!!


4 > Drnon fs~6~s ~ sseA Psoeys.
The mos, splendid Lottery ever dsnva
10 the Unttsd States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

WUsr rsssiys< an4 for ssis, D. Esr.
eB Sass - Why MEDiClNEs. va K~s.
sa@s's Csigerssl Piii, Ksrshsv's Vsrlasfss-.
ksvshsy's PsSsorsi syrup, Ksssasvs Toosk
srRATrHS OaUe sroRr
49,. 4. IsV.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

mean the reception Of the first Presi-
dent Of the United States, upon his
visit on the first year Of his Presiden.
ey. 10 ths place. As an inhsbitsnt Of
Newburyport. I was Of those who then
greeted him with a hearty welcome /;
and nothing is more deeply fixed in my
memory than the procession Of children
Of both sexes through which he passed.
upon his entrance into the town.
How naturally. the question arises to
my mind. where are those children
and how affecting IS the thought. sure
ly more than . conjecture. that l see
before me the representatives OF many
Of them in their grand children. now
in my eye. Little did ! then imagine
that the day would come. when should
witness so delightful repetition Of the
scene.
Gentlemen I can but repeat the
request, that If am unable to express
10 adequate language. my sense OF the
kindness Of the citizens Of Nevbury.
port on the present occasion, you would
attribute the deficiency not to the
emotions OF the heart. but 10 the utie-
rance Of them IN words: aud IL. a. you
have been pleased to intimate. it has
been. IN the course OF my public life.
IN any station which I have occupied,
my good fortune 10 render to the in
habl,an,s Of Newburypor. or TO any
one Of thsm. acceptable service. their
recollection Of IL is more than an ade-
qua,e reward toward me. and could my
most earnest wishes be realized. they
would be, TO have multiplied such ser
vices an hundred and thousand fold.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

Contracts for wheat OF the new crop
have been made a, Columbus, Ohio, at
one dollar per busae!.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

TssaTots Mrs. CAIN gives the folio sing
difseiiSns fSs eooking lhis valuable vegetables (.
Tomatoes should be skinned by
pouring boiling wafer over them. AZ.
ter they are skinned. they should be
siewsd half an hour. in ia, with a lit
tls salt. . small bit 81 butter. add .
spOonful Of water This method 10
Tor sauce N eat vith roast meat Tor din-
her When plseked green. tonstoes
make an eKcellen: pickle. An excel
lent eatsup may be made Of them, wh-n
ripe, N the following msaner. The
Vegetable should be squeezed up ia the
hand. salt put 10 them. and set by for
twen'y-four hours; after being passed
through aneve allspice. pepper, msce.
garlic. and whole mustard seed should
Be addsd. Il should BE- boiled down
one third, and bottled sheF Il - cool.
NO liquid " necessary. a. the tomatoes
are very JUICY. A good deal Of salt and
tP'ee - necessary " keep the estsap
vel. II . deleioas With roast meat.
ard . eupful adds much 10 the nehness
sfsooP aod ehowdeF The garlic should
y taksn oa, before The esssup L BOZ.
asd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
MILL PROPERTY.

At pU DGIO SAILS
HAViSG fully determined to s.ttl. nv.
H self ia the Western country, and a. IL
Is evident 10 all that It IL best not to have
property scattered IN different sections OF
country, and also IS have had several Cd.
piicstIons for my "BLooAEHr MiLL," will.
therefore, to accomplish my own enda and
TO give an equal chance To all, sell, al public
sale, without reserve, before the Court
House door, 10 ChArlestown, on .,Isndav "a,
2lh day II -7"gUsi, inI. (being the drst Cav
OF August Court,) that vsluabls
MLx2BsLANgp MrrtI, HH
And IL acres Of Land attached N
thereto, situated on ESerts Run, three m,Ies
southeast OF CharleStoVn. and commonly
called "IAs BiOomsry NH" The Mill is in
good repair, has three run Of stone, aud IL
able TO manufacture from 5000 to 6, 600 bar
rels OF eour 10 one season. Any person wish.
ing TO see the property. will please call on
Mr.. Wa HEsE'TT, the miller. Who will she "
the same.
TGRNs-Sl 900 in hand. and the balance
IN annual pay msnts Of $500 each; the sflss
payments to be secured by deed OF trust
A. 10. SNIDER
Aug. }, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

SrEAMDoATs.-The whole number
of steamboats, built on the western W.
tiers. according to Halls Statistics Of
the West. amour. to fee hundred and
<ighfy-dsht.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

RToR shsn ysrk. fsv sale Il he DRUG ssass
~ ,. J. a. sTRAiTh-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

DEN KNIVES. F.iai-Rsisd Wfnies ADD
III Lusr Psi-r. Wsfer st-ssps. sr.ls 10 -.
does. eth NIL - sod devices nii thrs,. st~~l
P~ns. sup~tius os,iis. Fssfissx tis-s ssd ftsyt.
FIshins ssissis, o. fissts, Persassisa e..
hessrd's Chlosiss Sop tlss r-ssivsd q
sTHAtTns DaCC sIOaE.
Aax :. 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

HUST received add for sale, ct the Drug
- Store n JOts J. u. s,rsi,b.
Nipples Uhsa,
Hopry Drv, y,,-r.g-. -.
Brst Casindtsh. 4 LNN4ANtlfs(9
f.aaas0a Lamp,
Cot End Dried snokisg Tobssss IN ~ ~.
pseks.
scotch. Rsppes. sad Nsessboy ssaEs,
SnaoktaE P,y-s,
sP-a,sh ~ Agerissa CixsFa
Asgus, .. tz5T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

A.Hiiiton or Dsii"rs!
Whole tickets s2o-iialves io-ousr,sr, IS.
@For tickets or shares. apply TO or 3D.
dress JOHN CLARK,
(Uadsr tie .,fuseumJ D.trinsar
Aug }. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

.Aa1igan1fion ~ Missouri Hon
Levi Cilmanton. one OF the Justices nf
the Supreme Court. has l.,ely married
an Indian princess, Nbo was brough,
up In the family OF Theodore Davis.
ESQ. Of Cibson's Greek, Missouri. The
lady is the daughter OF a late Fox
chef named Ke-ok -klr-sha, The Black
Dear. Mr.. Davis received her into
his family IN 1923, when she was but
seven years Of age-,he old chief
requesting that be would take her to
the white settlements and learn her
che art Of talking on paper. Her IA
Their soon after died. and she became
such fAvorite 10 Mr. Davis family
that hey could not consent to have
her return among the savsges. Mr..
Davis was at he time a rich Indian
trader, and leaving no daughter OF his
own, be sent Nydia "a, he was called
TO New Jersey among his friends,
where she received superior educs-
ton. She IS said to be 4 witty. agree
able and accomplished lady. and very
besutful. She speaks the French Au-
entity. has good musical voice. and is
vithal, as unlike an Indian girl, as
though she had been imported from
among the iar.famed Andaiuaian beau.
Ties. ST.. L0uiS O55eyrer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
woox.
VS@nseM,

HNIM chFisasea sat NEGRO hsAw
Pssls q shePpiSS Seoa sd asAieg paii-. -
so',id - PsS1sEVsd- Apply e ~ O@sa II -
J-iy e., IsJy--sL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
VIRoIHIA,

Ia the Circuit superior Cour, Of Law and
Chanesry Tor Jefferson county, Jun. i5,h
1897,
Mara Buekmsster, P,..,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
VIRGINIA,

IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
.haneery for JsaeT,on county, June 18th,
1897,
Charles Harper, PLInr,rY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
RONnRRa.

NAVE received . supply Of SUPP Eng.
n lish sad PLAN s,TsW Boansts, (Crseisn
shsPs,) ssd fOS sale lev.
July -. 1891.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

Crops IN yMsGsriPpi.-The Vieks-
burg Sentinel, Of July IL. says: $50
Gar a. We have heard. the memory Of
the oldest inhsbiianf cannot furnish =
season when the crops Of cotton and
corn "a the south-weSt promised as
sbondsni 4 harvest as the present"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

DRoWN'S HONEY DEW TO.
ID B7CCo. For sale by
J. J. MILLER
July II, 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

hhAGOHS bLnOD SD Areaat,a VS.
~ gsF, jusi fassigsd so Coz ssLs ., ths
DFug s.efe ~ ,. ". 8TnAITH
Chnrissssva. 1sas IS, ls1T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
Notice TO TrcsltGSsers.
ChaFIesIOwn Academy.

TsessOWn ACADEMY.
FALL TERM OF this Institution
u vii eomnsnes on Tuesday. August IS.
me Ancient snd Modsrn LsnggsEes, togs.
ther With the Engiish breaches, sod the
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JOSE?H BoYDEN
ChaTisstown, July ~, 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

Fatal TGgsi ShOt.-On Saturday
afternoon the members Of the Union
Rr6e company. vent over from New
rosk 10 Hoboken TO practice firing At q
marx preparatory to their regular target
excursion. One Of the company, Mr
Seulll Parker. acting as marker, and
standing from the target . distance Of
forty feet, received the ball Of one Of
his companions rifles. who fred so
vide q the mark as 20 shoot Mr.. Par.
ksr il the forehead causing bis Instan-
tsnsous death. ~ Y. Star.
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-05

UBY virtue OF an order made at the
I'D October term of the Probate
Court Of Madison County. and State
of Mississippi, will be sold to the high
est bidder at public auction, IN the
town of Livingston, on Saturday the
9th day of December next, the follow
ing described lands, belonging to the
estate of John c. Smith deceased,
lying and being in the County OF ha-
olson and State OF Mississippi, to wit;
\. S, w. Z Section. 80 Township 7
Range /, f. Wa S. W. Section
80, Township I, Range 1, +. n. 4 H.
|. n. L. 4. Section 8, Township b,
Range !, East.
Terms, one and two years cfeoH'
Bond and approved security required
CHARLES SMITH, Adm.
Oct. n. iG37sf 2s-ew @
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-05
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison CountV.

bE0htobH SOWHtVs
BIZ the Probate Court of said Co.
To all persons Interested in the londs,
tenements g. hereditameats cf Heze-
kiah Kibbee deceaSed-Greeting.
NOU are hereby cited to appear be-
IL fore the Probate Court Of said
county, at a regular term thereof, to
be holden at the court house Of said
county, on the 9Th Monday Of Dec.
next, then and there to show cause
if any You have, why said court should
not then order and decree that all the
estate both real and personal, lying
and being in the counties of Madison
and Yaaoo, Of said deceased. to be
sold, as the same would be Of advan-
tage to the heirs.
WITNESS, the Hon. Thomas
Shackleford, Judge Of Pro-
bate of said county, the 4th
n Monday Of March, in the
ia / year of our Lord one thou-
- sand eight hnndredand thirty
seven, aud seal Of said court.
Issued the 29th day ofSeptember 1897.
WIN. RILEY, CLERK.
sep. %, 1887. l9-6w.