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Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Plantation for Sale.

RElNG dcsirous to change my occupation, |
NJ wish to sell the plantation on which now
reside, containing $500 acres situated on both sides
Of the Hamilton and Cotton Gin road, and about
six miles from the lormer place. There is about
$50 acres Of land improved, and now in a very hrh
state OF cultivation, with comfortable dwelling
house and other out houses usually found on such
an estate The above land hes in Monroe county,
Mississippi Twill also sell the crop of corn and
fodder, plantation utensils, stock Of horses, cows
and hogs. would also sell twelve or fifteen likely
negroes if sale of the land can be effected Should
the tract of land be too large, it will be divided to
suit purchasers. deem it unnecessary to give
definite description Of the above property, as It is
presumed that those wishing to purchase will first
view the premises and Judge for themselves. The
terms will be accommodating, and made known b.
making application to the subscriber residing on the
premises. THOS. J. FORD.
September II lS37-tt
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
A,lmllllstrator,s Nofice.

uFiCE Is hereby given, iha. III persons
! = having claims on The estate Of DR.. David
!. Moody, alc oi 0ktibbcla cuuniy. Mississippi,
deceased, are hereby requsei b exhibit said claims
within The limited time allowed BY aw. or they will
be forever batred. Lettemoi administration gtani-
ed The first Monday of October, 1887.
CALVIN G CIJSiiMAN, Aam'r.
Nov. iS, 1887 l9tos ,-'''''
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Commercial Bank Of Columbus,

August 2olb, 1871.
- ES0LvED, Thu. hereafter no stockhol-
- der shall be permitted 10 transfer any stock
In TINS Institution until oil arrcarages are paid, or
settled to the satisfaction ~ this Board.
y Extract from the Minutes ufa regular meeting Of
The Board. held April sgth, 1887.
BY order Ut the Beard
Aug. a6th--7-n CHAS. H. ABERT, .Cashier.
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25

IOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of ad-
4 mInislEaliOn were granted 10 The undersigned
Al October term Of the Probate court Of Lowndes
e9aniy, State Of Mississippi, on the estate Of
Samuel Il. Byrn, lsie q said county, deceased All
persons having claims againat said estate, ARE hereby
natled % present them duly proved within DE
time prescribed eg law. Or they viii Be bsrTesl snd
aH persons indebted 70 said estate ere requested
e make payment To JOHN w BYRN and
Oct. ?, lss7-lsa ELIAS L BYRN Adms.
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Removal.

Ohm MONROE has removed his Tai
~ lcting establishment 10 Mcssrs. MCiuer Il
Humplries, (above stairs where he is al all times
readyte accommodate his customers and friends
He has. on hand splendid assortment OF Clothes
and Gassimercs, selected BY ]. H.. 8I'Cluer in New
York this Spring, all Of which he offers lowior cash
VI " punctaas caslomeTs ou a credit.
Nav 3--4I~tf %E&
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Improved Land for Sale.

"A GREAT bargain may be had in an improv-
a ed section Of land, lying in Oktibbcha ooun-
", four mleseast Of StaTkvilc, the improvements
are the best double cabins for white family,
number ofnegro cabins, good Gin House, with
GIN AND MILL,
attached, and 5000 ITO acres land IN cultivation.
good fences, SC. \ great bargain win Dc given in
said land, for lhe most naff 9 ASH Appv TO the
Undersigned living on tlie premises.
June %, Issi--l-sf B.STARK.
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
N0tlce.

"E will positively place all our accounts
" within magistrates jurisdiction, in the
hands of tina officer Tor speedy collie cton on the
22d inst. We hope those Indebted will avail
themselves OF tins notice and save cost.
COVINGr0N s M'MORRIS.
Apfil l5--iu-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25

Money IL wanted, and must be had!
"A l.lI persons indebted 10 the firm Of Pearl
N Gay & Co. must come forward and pay up.
to John H. Gay, or James L. Gay, or abide by the
consequences. Office in the counting room OF
Thompson, Downton & Co.. corner of Main and
Market Streets, Columbus Miss.
June 8, lSS7.--47-tf JOHNH GAY
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
smlth. Ralngeard 8 "a.
S. S.Franklin


HAS just received from New Orleans and
II Mobile, full ASSORTMENT Of Liquors and
Groceries. comprising the following articles:
casks Cheese,
so kits Mackerel, Tor family use,
so boxes Sperm candles.
20 bbls. Molasses.
hds. Sugar,
10 do. Whiskey,
IS bbs Monongahela do,
80 do n. o. and n T.. Rum
10 do Peach Brandy,
10 casks fine old MADEIRA Wine,
4" 6 Port
French Brandy, 4th proof
so boxes Bloom Raisons,
80 " best Spanish cigars,
Tierces new Rice.
All of which will be sold cheap for the cash,
Wholesale or retail. March Ii, ls37-35G
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25

FactOragc s. Commission Business
WAMES HAYDEN, Al. HODGES, AND
% MORGAN M'MORRIES, under the firm
and styIe Of Hayden, Hodges and MMorries,
viii open an Office in Mobile early in October next,
(or the transaction of GENERAL FAcroRAaE AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, and respectfully tender their
services to the public.
They will, also. open an Office in Columbus, Miss.
under lie style cfA. ]. HODGES, s. Co, where
one Of the partners inay at all times be found. They
hope, BY prompt attention to the interest Of their
employers. to merit liberal share oi patronage.
THEl REFER TO
SANL. L. War;, Esq. Pontotoc, Miss.
Cot WM. HUI, Athens,
THoMAs NIGER, Esq.
Coz. rHos. g. BLEwITr. r.,...r
MAJ. WM DowsIEG, eou1nous'
Col. CTRuS AKIN.
Cot. r. Rurr. Macon,
Carr WM. You've, Kemper,
HERyEY CLEyELAND. ESQ. Mcso3otamia, Ala.
IN DR. r. w. HERBERT, Cahaba, 9
N SAML. A. TowNrs, Esq. Marien,
THos. WALKER, ESQ. Selma q
DR. J. A. WHETsreEE, Autauga,
p'- p Bes,s, cssssHA~' wstunpsa, n
5.D. :. y4E..., s.a., E.s. ESQ noo,sousrr.
Columbus, Aug. 3e.--T~sm
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
5000 Acres Choctaw Lnntl for Snlc

NHE. Subscriber offers for sale fiye thousand
Acres Of fine cotton and cora lands. lying
ia Noxuhee County, in tracts from an eighth to 4
section Terms iayorahle 10 the purchaser for fur
ther Information call and see me hving on the Mex
pbee riser, in Noxubee,. county, eight miles north
west OF Niacon
June l7--d1-tf NJ s GRISS0M
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
COpartnership Notice.

HNIE Undersigned having taken Benjamin r.
IL Marshall, of this city, into copartnership, in
the transaction OF Factorage and Commission Bu-
siness the business will hereafter be conducted in
the name OF Austiil s. Marshall. Oct. 81.
The Subscribers hope TO have continuation Of
the same liberal patronage heretofore extended to
the senior partner, and they promise to devote their
undivided exertlons to the interest and welfare Of
their friends, and by prompt attendance to busi
ness, they hope to meet at least respectful share Of
business AUSTILL s, MARSHALL.
Oct. 27, 1897-l7-5w
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
New and Fashionable Clothing.

E FRAZEE has just received and is uow
LIE opening a splendid and extensive assert.
mentof SPRINo and SUMNER CLOATHI ING
Comprising nearly every article in his line, which
he offers (at wholesale or retail, low for CASH, or
on the usual time to punctual customers. Persons
wishing to purchase would do well 10 coll aud ex-
anime his stock, as he is determined to sell as lowas
can be had many city in the Southern States; hs
stock consists in part Of
Gentlemens Black and fancy Colored Merino FrOch
and Dress Goats,
8 Bombazine Frot and Dress Coais.
Summer Cloth
g Circassian i"
Grass Cloth Frock Goats and Coates,
Nhic Linen :"
Brown s~s
Round Jackets, Pantaoons and Vests Of eycryde-
scnpton, and 4 great variety Of Linen and Gotten
Shirts, Linen Bosoms and Collars, Under Shlrtsand
Drawers, Pocket Hdkf., Cravats, Stocks, Suspen.
dr-s, Hosiery, Gloves, Umbrellas, &c. SC.
a ALSO
A splendid assortment Of Cloths and Cassinsres
which will be manufactured 10 order, in the4nles'
approved &QanneFs May Ht3zA
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Law Notice.
H R. GREGORY, & NJ. M. BRIGHAM,

T|F " U1NE1UOItIf . IIs NJ. BINIO HAM,
- having associated themselves in the prac.
tice Of Law, tender their services to the public
They will practice in the counties composing the
sixth Judicial District State Of Mississippi. And
also in the Superior Courts al jackson.
Their Office is at Columbus where they can At al
times, be consulted. Business from distance will
at all times be attended to promptly.
Columbus Oct. sth 1886 1916
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
NeM Rnnlrs.

TT IFE IN LONDON, The Youthful Impos-
- icr. The Honey Moon, The Humoris,, b,
7aeddore Hook, The rugg's at Ramsgate, tby
Boy,) Nick ofihc Woods, a tale of Kentucky,
by the author Of .Cdlarar." Just received and
for sale by pFISrER s. GOODWIN.
April 22-4l-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
George w. Gaines,

EACTOR AND COMMISSION MER-
H CHANT, Mobile, will be thankful for con-
signments of cotton for sale shipment to, other
markets. Orders for the purchase of goods, ac-
companied with the needful funds, will be promptly
attended to. His aim shalt be to merit the conf
dence of his employers, by guarding their interest
in the management Of their consgnments and in the
prompt and careful execution Of their orders.
Office, st Michael street, between Commerce
and Water streets. Sep l6, lS37--l0m6
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25

Agency s. Commission Business.
ghNHE subscribers have entered into Copart-
Il nership under the firm Of SCOTT, RUSH
s. HENLEY, for the purpose Of ,ransa,tng GEN
ERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION BUSl-
NESS in the city OF Mobile.
WIN. A. SCOTT. will be in Mobile BY the 18th
of October next, at which time they would be thank
fGl for any business that may be entrusted to their
care, and PROMISE to use every effort to give general
satisfaction. WM. A. SCOTT,
EDMUND +. RUSH,
ALBERT T. HENLEY.
or The business Of Henley, Scott g. Co. will be
continued
Pickensville, August lS37-6-20w
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Gherif,s Notice

HAVE this day attached all the books, notes
and accounts OF Messrs Wilton s. Hubert,
Of Columbus, Mi Tho debtors of the firm arc
canEioned arainst making anv payments 10 them
JNO. w. BYRN, Sh'ELC
Ser ri 1851 sitf
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Stale Of Mississippi Winston Co.
SOLOMON r. MCLAaKAHAS,
Atacht sfI3 "

~ Atinrht $40 "
/. M SrosE
NOTICE Is hereby given, tha, the above at
4 tachmenl has been issued ut The SUIT Of The
said plaintiff against the sad defendant as 40 ab-
scOning debtor. foF the sum ai0f said, AMI hes been
returned % This Office executed and IS nos p.ndng
and Undetermined in the Circnii curt Of Winston
county. State Of Mississippi and that unless the sld
defendant shall appear on Or before tie fourth Mon.
day aaer the earth Moaday Of October n.xt. being
the rst day Of the Circuit court r the county aare-
aid give SPECIAL bill and plea, judgment will be
entered against him, an the property attached will
be sold q satisfy plaintiff drmands
Wisness the Clerk og d.. sad court At my Office in
Louisville, the 2ls day Of October, 1887
JAMES PHAGAN, CIR.
October, q, Iss7-.l5w Pr fee $40 80
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Commission business.

WvHE subscriber having sold his interest n
IL the Mercantile business in Benton. Lowndes
CO., Alabama has removed 10 the city of Mobile,
for the purpose Of making sales Of Cotton and pur-
chasing Goods all orders intrusted to his care, will
be promtly attended to. JNO. H. O'NEALL.
Oct u, 1887
References MFR. John Steel Autauga Co.; Col.
r. p. Mccall, Lowndes Co; DIR. w. p. McClew,
TaIIadega Co.; Major Jesse Bene, Dallas Co.. Gen.
g. Shearer, do; and Mr. B. Matt, Chambers Co.
Nov. d. 1937--l7-2m
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
Commission Blu slness.
Factorage & Commission Business

FactOrage s. Commission Business
NNHE undersigned has commenced the Fac
IL forage and Commission business in this ci-
IT, and will be prepared by the opening of the Cot
ton market, 10 render such facilities as responsible
and prudent men may require. With the aid of Mr..
Thos l.. Brothers, who will take charge of the out
door business and devote his time to the interest of
the concern, his own endeavors to forward the views
of his patrons WILL he hopes, give general satslac-
ton. d. ID. KANE.
Mobile, Aug. 10. 1997-7-3m.
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
COmmissiOn Businoss.

VUhAkHhHH5SAUAA ABNESA1AOsJos
VWVIIE undersigned will open an office in the
H. City of Mobile, on the lst Of Nov. next, for
the purpose oftransactng general Commission bu-
sness, and tenders his services to his friends and
acquantancss, and particularly to the Planters of
Alabama and Mississippi Allorders thankfully re-
ceived and punctually attended TO-
PETER M'COLLUM
Mobile, Let. 7th, lS37--l3-2m.
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
state Of mississippi, Itawamba Co

u.s. Attachment, $500 90
WILLIAM A. Ro0Eas.
N0'IlCE 10 hereby given. thnt the above At
~ tachmeLt was issued al the -uii of the plain
diff against said defendant as absconding debcr
for the sum aforesaid, and has been returned 10 this
Office duly executed, and Is now pending and un-
determined in ihr circuit court Of said county and
that uurasstlle said deendont shall appear on or be-
fefe the second Monday IN December next (beng
the first day of said court) give special hail and
Plead Judgment viii be entered agaiost him, and The
propeflt attached will be sold 10 satisfy the plain
id 3 demands
RUSSELL C. BEENE, CIR.
by his Deputy, L. II. GIDEON.
Nov IL, IS37--ls-4w [Pr fee 81 sol
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
State OF Mississippi, winston Co.
SeLoseE Il. McLAEEHAs,I
W AitAct S0I ID

l.. NJ. SroNr
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the above at
II lachmeni ha. neen issued at the suit Of the
said plaintiff agninst the said defendant. as an alb
seondne debtor. oF the sum aioresaId and has been
returned TO this office duly executed, and Is pend
ing and Undetermined IN the Circuit court oi Win
slon county State Of Mississippi; and that unless the
SAID defendant shall appear on or beare the fourth
Monday after the fourth Monday Of October next
being the first day Of the Circuit cour, for the ccuny
aforesaid. give SPECIAL bail and plead, Judgment viii
BE- entered against him. and tie property attached
will be sold 70 mtify the plaintiff 'sdemands.
Witness thu Clerk Of The sal court at my office
10 Louisville. the 2ls day Of )ctober. 81
JAMES PdAGAN. CIR
Oct al, '37-- -0w " fee $40 SO
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
r,ommIssion BusIness.

ID n. PHILPOT has commenced The Fac
IDs rORA6E AND CoMMIssIos BUslNEss 10
this city. and soeits the patronage Of his friends
AMI the public. Office corner OF DauPhn and
Commerce street, Mobile. Sept l-sms
Columbus Democrat., 1837-11-25
COmmIssIOn HOuse.

TIME subscribers have entered into partner
Il ship, under the firm Of MAuLDiN & Mos
rAeuE, for the transaction Of Commission business
10 Mobile. They will be prepared to receive husl-
ness bg the Isth October, 1897.
LITTLEBERRY MAULDIN,
Nov 4-l7G ROBERT V. MONTAGUE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
MINISTER'S, CIiIIpErN.

/; is often alleged tLat the children
Of ministers are woIsc than all othcD:
a charge which is more easily made
than proved. The children of minis
tiers when they conduct badly, are more
closely scrutinizcL and their faults more
blazoned abroad. The following state
aent from The 9th annual report of the
Massachusetts, Sunday Schoo! Society
gives fair view OF the subject:
During the past year there have been
collected some interesting statistics Ic-
speeding the families OF orthodox Con-
gregational ministers and dcacons, sd
far IS the Investigation has been car
ned, the results are as follows -
In twenty-five families Of ministers
there are III children over ID years
of age. OF these, ninety are pro-
iessors OF religion; thirteen in the min
Istry or preparing, lnd ~ o are only dis
sipated. Ia eight of these families, al!
the children over fifteen, tforty-four in
number,) are hopefully pious: and IL
thirteen Others half OF more IN number,
are pIOus.
III opC huh"l'i Az" 't-h' IdU!illc'
oi ministers and dcacon.. there are G2l
children over fifteen, of whom three
bundled aud siXry-tour are hopefully
PIous, thirty ia the ministry or pre-
parIng for it, and ciEhj only are di,si-
pated. Ia five families. two mini,tc, :
aud three deacons,) embracing fly
four childTen o.cr fifteen, all but one
arc pIouN. and four OF them arc dcaconS
and nine ministers. Ia one town there
are six dcaconS. OF their thirty three
children, twenty nine are pious, and
most of their grand children arc walk
ing in the good way OF their fathers.
Lutheran OiSCrrer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
k0bIclO,rm .lEiIIs.

HNiiE subscribers having entered toto
IL partnersbIp Tor term Of ears. in tho
MILLING BUSINESS,
al the kabletown Mills, they Will an few
days be read, (or the reception OF all kind,
Of GRAlN, for which they arc prepared To
pay the hIshe,, market price. Farmers Who
prefer grinding their wheat, can get Hour a,
the Mil, or delivered Of tho Depot, Charlie
town, OF at ilarpeD-ferry.
n o0aStaHiSlpOiy of PiaSir. SAT-. Fl.
Sc, wH be tepi on hand al iotc J,ric,s
Saving and Plaster grinding done N 90,
best manner and ut moderate prices Coun-
try work done ~ good order.
We hope, By strict attention aud prompt
tude. that our friends AID old customers II
the Mil, will not Psss "a by.
joan kABLE.
DAVID JOHNSTON.
Kablctowu, Juiy ~, IS3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05

The LoEp's How many
millions and millions cf times has ,ha,
prayer been preferred by Christian, oil
all denominations So wide, indeed.
has the sound thereof gone forth, tina,
daily, and almost Without intcrmiSslon
from the ends of the cIi,h, and aisy
Oft upon the sea. 1t Is ascending to
heaven like incense aud pure offer
ing. Nor needs 1t the gilt of prophe
cy TO iorctell that though heaven and
earth shall pass away, these words OF
our blessed Lord shall not pass away
until every petition IN II has been an.
swered; till the kingdom OF God shall
come, and'hiS will be done on earth a,
1t is in heaven .Nonig0merp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
TRANSPORTATION
on THE
wiz chester anal Potomac
RAIL ROAD.

wEcHrsTEE x PoroM,c Il Ro,u O1,t,r. ,
April 2O, l~35. {
HNiIE President and Directors Of the Com.
n Pany have established the following
rates Of toll for transportation 10 be hsrcaf
ter charged upon this road. Niz
DESCENDING TRADE.
FLOUR per barrel, l-cts
Bar Iron, BIpo'ns, Pig Iron, Castings, AID
Lead, per ton, 81 80
Wheat, rive, Rye-mcaI. Corn, Corn-mcal,
Oats, Buckwheat meal and all other
commodities, per hundred pounds, -tcts
ASCENDING TRADE
For Plaster. per ton. 81 75
salt and Salted Fish, per 100 pounds. lUct.
MercbsndiEe, aud ali other commodities per
hundred pounds, Ilcts.
An additional charge of 2 cents per barrel
on ilDur, and ) cents per onehundrcd rounds
on all other articles. will be- made - the
Winchester Depot for receiving and Tor.
"ardiug ~ order % the Board
JOliN BRUCE, PgssiisHf
Winchester. April 20. i-J7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05

UETENuANIs.
IN CnANrIRN

HViIlS cause came on again 90 be heard
n this 2tst day Of June 1897, upon the
papers formerly read, and tiic exceptions
filed by defendants counsel TO the cOmmi,.
sioner's report, returned March 10Th, i-3C.
aud was argued bJ counsel Upon consider
alton whereof. the court doth ,ustsG the Sc
cOnd and third Of said eptiOns-- Aud, II
- ordered, That said report De ~, otnmittcd TO
Master Commissioner NoIthiuglOn. 60 rc-
form the same, in respect 20 tho subJ~ct mat
ter OF said second and third exceptions. &C.
-cording 10 tho opinion q the Court fled
herewith, which i 20 he taken as Part Of tins
order-ADd as Il - necessary to Tecommit
said report upon said second and bird e.
eeptions, the Court reserves tie question ia
VOlred ~ the FIRST Of said exec ptiOns for fur
ther eonsideration--And tho Cotn missioner
~ directed TO stale in his report the amount
Of the legal cost, incurred By the plaintiff.
IN defending the several suits Instituted
agsinst them by Bakers heirs, ~ recovering
the tract 81 land m the proceedings mention
ed, nIesne profits, Sc Add The said Commis.
fioner - directed 10 state All .uch i1aitcrs a.
lie may deem pertinent. OF a, ho may Zee re.
CURED 81 state specisliy by any ~ The par
ties, snd make report, 10 order 10 further
proceedings To be had herein.
\ COpy-Tcste,
ROBERT r. BRDWS. Crk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
.NO9irP.

y Jhly last gave notice To all those haV-
ing unsettled business with Daniel shy
der and Daniel Snyder = Son, TO call with
view OF closing the same. Many not haN-
ins complied with that request, am again
compelled To- ask Of those interested, q
speedy settlement, a II Is absolutely ucc,s-
,4r. that Tie business should be closed iih
a. little delay possible. therefore hope
hat NONE viii neglect this call.
DANIEL SNYDER
Ian > LIZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
.4DDITIO.N.H.

UST received and Tor sale Of the Draz
e. ."d Chemical Store 81 John J II Str.tL.
OIL Of Lavender, OIL of I~mcn,
Iorusrc,k Seed, Jnuip.T Bsrn,s,
h-l-sm P.ru. II, lI.i,
Cam Ms.ti,he, Gtns.rg Root,
Hers PirrS. Race Ginger,
tTu IRA, Em"ry 80 grains, do I,ul,rri.,d
dUz. SPICY Compound "r Soc ct &c, Ipt. g.. $
for peTfuuing dT-~rIs aud preventing tn.tL,
thHrlcstU~D. june !, 1857
ChaIlesio~n June Is, 1887
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05

cu,irciy recovered, caught cold, ~hiSh settled on
iu, lungs aud bo~,is had frequent f,,crs, =
bad cough, asd coutinurd d,.rthue.. lrymained
in th.t stat 81 health sbosn six moaths. some
tinIss unable To- walk across the room--mssie use
Ut ssriou. remedies, i'it without benefit, theu
procured packet of Mur'son's Pills, aud took
them about Que ~eck. When b~gsn 10 nv's,i.
aud goJ ,,tcl, veil, Go the sstOuishn.eut o. my
scli AMI friends. Your obdt serV'.
ALFRED EUBANk.
juno IS ISS. -6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
IN CuASCERY'

81 being suggested to the Court that the
n Defendants Daniel Morgan and John
Griggs, sen. have departed this lifs-on mo.
ton of the Plaintiffs by their coun.ci-it =,
oTd,l'i. that scirefacias 10 revive this suit bc
issued against the respective executors OF
administrators 0f said deceased defendants
aod q appearing that the report Of the Com
o. is.iorrr returned 10 thi. Court, has been
made since tie deaths respectively Of said
defendants, II j. ordered that the same BE-
recommited to the said Commissioner, TO DC
regularly proceeded ia, and 10 report 60 the
next term Of this Court
4 Copy-Tesie,
ROBERT r BROWN. CrL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-05
Summer arrangement,

EREAFTER ihr fare ou the k.d-Ensj.
- p,->rngcrs Eni"- slt returning d., same
daY, or making The round trip, vail be-, tut,u
Winchester ASH IIaIt,vrs- Fc,N, -, ard between
" uch,sttr w"d Chsrl, s,oVu, - So NDuc
Will expect this accommodation, hUi u,Usc Who
ohtaiu ii,ket los thu tr either Il ih,s, pI-c,.
G Parties dc>,ruus ol visiting Harper Fer,
Sc furnished with cars ou short notice, sud
ou the most =, ssopabI, terms
N,uch.si,r, Juur - 1857