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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
COLUMBUS, MISS.
SATURDAY, November IS, 1881.

fs5-We are authorized 20 announce Capt REuBEs
II. GRAsr as a candidate for Major General Of Tie
9Th Division.
R1-We are authorized 10 announce Maj. AnsA-
LON FARNER og Noxubec county, as candidate
for Brgadier General OF the lst Brglde and 4tll
Division.
10 We are authorised 10 announce RICHARD $.
GRAVES Of Starkvlle. as a candidate Cor Brigadier
General oltle lst Brigade Of the 4ih disyision Of
Mississippi Militia composed Of the counties Of Ok
haiche.
90 We are authorised 10 announce Gen. JAMES
CARTER Of Columbus. as candidate for reelection,
10 the office Of Bngader General of the ID Brigade
of the 4th Division of the Militia of this State.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
ELECTION RETURNS.

Below are the returns from all the counties that we
have heard from, since last week. The statement
of the polls for Governor alone Is given. b. W.
Benson IS certainly elected Secretary Of State, and
A. B. Saunders, Auditor of Public Accounts BY
large majoritles. II is doubtful who are elected
Treasurer and Attorney General. Before our next
publication we shall most probably hive received the
full returns from Jackson; IL so, they shall he laid
before our readers.
IN the lorty-five counties heard FROM the vote for
Governor stands, McNuu 1885, Morgan 8, sal,
Grimhall 4,737. The eleven remaining counties
will considerably increase McNutts majority.
The returns below are not all official but they are
no doubt correct
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

The Counties Of Jasper, Jones, Perry, Lauder
dale, Wayne, Newton, Jackson Clark and Green
Morgan 2S The Democrats will have a very
large majority in the Legislature.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

tJr Should any Of our town subscribers fail
10 receive their papers for a few weeks il will be
owing to a change Of carriers. We shall use
every exerlion 70 prevent omissions.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

EDiroRnL LABoRs.-- The wife of one Of the f,
iiors in Augusta, Georgia, lately presented her hu
baud with four fine boys
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

EXPRESS MAIL.-We have certainly b..
little overlooked BY tie Post Office Dcrsr,-
An Express Mail from the casivurd ria
vile. KY Nashville and Huntsville to NJ.
gomery, where it intersects the direct er,..
Inc from Washington City has recently gone
10 operation. We would respectfully sppu.
that it would be showing moro equal justice "a !,
cry part Of the country for this route to be cham.
so as to run BY Florence, Columbus md j..
son to Natchpz or New Orleans. The sirl,y
examination CT the map viii convince any Or, !.
this. Alabama has oae Express line pass,,
from her eastern boundary to her SOUTHWEST
extremity, and one from the north passing dire,
y through her centre, and inlersecting the OH.
line. We Of Mississippi have no express mi
at all, and news consequently reaches US seyef.
days later than our Alabama neighbors. I'll.
does not seem to us fair, and We feel certain liz.
If proper representations be made to tho Depa.
ment, either the newly established route BY Ilas
vile will be changed so as to run through NJ.
sissippi, or new route will be established Ga
Nashville ria Florence, Columbus. sc. VI
have been furnished with letter upon this subiec
from a gentleman in Tuscumbia, to a friend
this place, from which We take the liberty /,
make the following extract
TuscuMBIA, Nov. II, 1857.
at is, no Doubt known TO you, that the Eypus
Mail from the eastward, by the way Of Lousyjs
Ky. Nashville and Huntsville, to Montgomery, h,
recently gone into operation AT Montgomery, III
line intersects the direct Express line from Was.
ngtnn city to New Orleans. You win perceive a
once the advantages given to the cotton reso,
through South Alabama, Georgia and the Carolnas
over that of Mississippi and this part Of North Al
In the case Of sudden changes in the prices abroad
we must be liable to be speculated upon by thOs
who enjoy the advantages of the Express maa-
tenn or extend its advantages to every importar
district of the country If you should take the SAN
view of the subject, ask leave to solicit you to ca
the attention OF your people to the subject andcc
operate with the people of North Alabama,
asking the proper department of the Governmel
for the extension of the Express mail from Hun,
vile by way of Decatur, Tuscumba and COLUMBIA
to New Orleans, passing soch points in your Sta
as may be deemed mos, to the interest of the ecu
try"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

RraurrFrL CoNrAalsoS.-As the Ostrich uses
both legs aud wings when the Arabian courser
bounds in her rearaS the winged Iightnngs leap
from the heavens when the Eternal has unbound the
BOLTS does little Niger run like TIC d1gil when
a biy dor is after him~-1he EgiantAc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

C-Jr We understand that Webb Of the Courier
and Enquirer, states that the wings are carrying
the day in the counties as Uellas the city of New
York. W. shah see. Webb is no authority
with is and ought not to be with any one. 1t is
notorious that he will not tell the truth, when a
66 viii serve his purpose better.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

1t was not pfobity that made the Philosopher CON
denim riches; but their vanity turned their desnair
into seeming virtue,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

CONVENTION OF TEAcnERs.---A convention Of
Teachers from the different counties in the State
is proposed to be held in Jackson next winter. THE
second Monday in January is the day appointed
for the meeting Of the Convention. We hope that
there will be general attendance, and especially,
do we hope, that Lowndes county and Columbus
particularly will be represented. Has any measure
been adopted here for lurthering the schcme' have
any delegates been appointed to attend the CONVEX
ton from this county, We call upon the teachers
here and the friends ofeducation generally, to be.
stir themselves IN the matter. Let a public meeting
be held, and delegates 10 the proposed convention
be appointed forthwith Next Saturday would be
a very good day for such meeting. What SOY
you gentlemen
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25


Mn. KENwoRrnY.-O Our town was most aSls''
bly, entertained for several nights during tle 3
week, by the performances Of this celebrated w
iriloquist. Old and young, male and iemse' !
turned out to hear him, and all were delighted -
Tuesday night the house was vol Giled--ncais y.
hundred ladies were in attendance. Mr. keuN~
.hy's powers are lreally astonishing, and suFla'
every thing Of the kind we have ever Wine
We: cannot pay him justcr higher conpAip. y.
than BY saying, that he more thannlet the exp 4,
tons Of all who had the pleasure Of hearing y. :.
He has gone on 70 Tuscaloosa, where he " !, !
doubt give The same satisfaction and r1eet ~u +. I,
same liberal encouragement he did heIe' d,
assure the worthy citizcnsg that town ina 4.
will not be disappointed inliim, All that les@
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

PORTRAIT PAINTlNG.-We had Tic curiosity
to call yesterday and see some specimens Of
painting by Mr.. Franklin White, who has inst
commenced the business in this town. 10 say
that we were pleased Is not 10 express hall what
we felt on the occasion. We were delighted
charmed with the admirable specimens OF the
mner's art We knew our acquaintance OF
once-no introduction was necessury-ihc whole
contour Of the face was portrayed in the most
accurate manner, the likeness was porlec', eve
ny expression Of tho countenancc vas delicate!
touched off. Calllades and gentlemen and see,
We cannot be deceived. You viii be pleased as
we have been, or set it down that we arc No cor
noisscurs in the art.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

e--s- Tie Yellow fever has entirely abnted IN
New Orleans and Mobile. Trade is beginning
to be brisk in both those cities. Cotton still com
nands fair price, though a shade lower than Al
our last quotations. The medium price is abou
10 cents.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25


THE TnEArRE.-Mr. Cargill has had qulA
respectable houses throughout the week Ills
excellent theatrical corps have acquitted them
selves with great credit His amiabIe lady, and
the charming Mrs. Kenworthy are justly aHd
universally admired. The performances have oil
been distinguished for chastencss and dccorun
The pieces are judiciously $ ectcd, and the char
aclers generally well supported throughout. ~
improper conduct or disturbance Of any kind %
the part Of tho audience has ever maned h
pleasure Of the evenings. All has been peace
and good order. The Columbus band Of muse
have occasionally turned o 1t, and joined IN cor
cert with MIR. Cargil's.
Tonight "Tho Stranger" is 10 be periormeo
again. is Mr.. Cargill's iavorite piece, and
is doing him no more than justice to say thai be
has seldom been equalled, never cxcclod IN u.
We attended when it was performed before, ane
were delighted. We hope to sec full house .
night. Il is the last one Of the season. NJ
Cargill leaves next week for Tuscaloosa, whelF
VIC hope, he will meet with the encourogcnen
and patronage, which his theatrical talents a'
efforts to please SO richly merit. Success ase''
him and his. wherever he goes, and may he sou,
return TO enliven our winter nights again. ~'
]" drive dull care away"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

VALUABLE CARco.--Tho steamboat, Swift
sure, Capt Murray, arrived here from Albany on
Wednesday evening, having in Tow sundry bar
ges. containing. among other things twelve thou
sand barrels OF flour, which, at the market price,
is worth at least $l0O,uO0. We hope cnough
will come IN, before navigation closes, TO defeat
the desigus Of those. if any, who could again
subject Us 10 famine prices in tllc midstcf abun-
| dancc.--Jouraai ~ Commerc@ s@s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

Boston sends fifty-six representatives. to the
next State Legislature
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

Z
Fsv ~ seek sAAiag FsiA~E svsA,aE, J.iy a..
BEEF.-T hsrs has been a good supply In
psrket, and &c quote TO-DAY 81 81 is a 90
With tendency Co advance.
FISH.-iIsFrings, - ga . ~ per barrel.
PLOUR.-From stores 80 . 80 so. sseosd-
iag 10 quality. Soas fsv wagon loads. made
eaiIge'y d western wheat. have been taken II
- IS . -, While the Ssgon rate Zoe receipts
oI other descriptions ranges from a. 2s 10
80 80 Inspections Of the ussk, 9st bar
fsis. 80 kaIf barrels
WHEAT. 90 The sales Of foreign wheat
since our last weekly report are about . S. 600
bushels stel ~ 81 50. Parcels of the ne ~
eroP q harylsad. virginia, snd North Caro-
Inns have begun % come IN, the sales Of ~h Oh
hsVs fsaesd % 81 80 for common reds 10 ~
- 81 - Zoe very prime reds. To-day -
quote good 10 best whites ct 81 % Al ss
snd best reds a 81 70aSt7s
CORN Both sorts have ruled 81 shout A
PEI bushei throughout The week, snd 90 stand
today.
RYE.-I.sst sales Of forsixn we're II Il "a,
OARS 90 Parccis 81 as~ have eo,,s !,
sales Of ~hieh have besa msds today a. 81
cents
PLASTER Sales II too ~ thrss Iot, dur
Ing the seek 81 ~ ia per ton
BACON 49, There have been cons idsrahIs
ifansaet'ons ia Western Bacon. during tie
week 81 zoe ets. fos Vsry prime tote q assort-
30, sad 81 70 ets. Tor good parcsis.
WStSKEY The Ssgon price q barrel,
y 20 esnts, sxeiusiVs Of ne barrel
ALuHsrbatA, AUa
FLOUR we qaois ihs wsgoa prize So
store 81 50. The vhoIs stock % supsg6as
Fioar " The sarskoases q the Kinr street
dssisFs voa4 DOT s@osat 10 50 barrels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

There was boy in my class a, school
(says Sir w. Sco,l who stood ALWAYS
al the top. nor could |, with all my ef.
forts. supplant him. Day came after
day, and s,i!i he kept his place, do
what ! would, ill at length observed
that when a question was asked him.
he always fumbled with his finger a, a
particular button in the lower part of
his waistcoat. To remove il. there.
fore, became expedient in ny eyes. and
IN an evil moment IL was removed with
q knife. Great wa' my anxiety TO know
the success Of my measure. auJ IL sue.
ceeded too well. When the boy was
again questioned his finger sought for
the button. but II wa, no; 10 be found.
In his distress be looked down for il: i,
vas 10 be seen no more than 20 he f-h.
He stood conloundrd. and took DO,
session Of his place; nor did he ever
recover 1t. nor ever. | believe, suspect
who was the author Of bis wrong. or
zen ia after life har he Sigh, OF him
smote me a. passed o. hia; aud of.
Ten have resolved II make him some
repsration, but i; ended in good resolu-
tons LOekheGrfs Life Of Scott.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
8Y6OBRAP11p
AND LETTER-PREs 8
DfRRSy9pTrSyE

PBlS3EINGo
- w Corner ~ MARKET and Liskt s,,,,t,.
De BALTIMORE, (rnIrsaes No 4, LIght
Street J
MURPHY 4 sPAIDING resp-esfully IN
form their l'iends snd the pabiis. thaa they have
lately rrseisr'l from NV Ynsk and T'i.il.tslt4i.
- nyTtuELT SGw sod sieruat asso,tr1sss az
PhiN IlNG Materials eompri..sT sb.
grrsisst variety q FaSrT TT1s asd Rssssss
ih-t hsve ever been In B-l,irnorr, together uitL
large fonnis ~ Book Tyre. three ~ . Presses.
topEsrT-plsie Press. s"d one q Evsas' Patent
Asn'i'ng Presses, which siit es.sbls them 20
execute, e si'oft n,s'ec. Aad ~ the very b~sf
manoer, avery description of hook. JOH
AtLoSaA1Hie s"d CoPpts-PLaTE PRINTING
Books. Psmphivts. H.ad. Bills
JOrpof.ttoa Crrt,hesg~s Ws,-H,lts
Cords. Chsshs. Ciroal-rs, Aast,o., H,It,
" IShs's, hiilt e La.linE
Hiii Heads, Psli,;,.
Bile - Essksars, C.,s.rrt,-s
PFouissory Noirt, Pnees t.sfsg,, A..
Shos-b,iis,
Drugs'ss snd NsDsfss,urrrs' ish,is SD D..
Fsei'"us ~ ssrFJ drssripion priutsd b. ths s.sst
go nisnnrr' 9Th AYiUErsph,e o. Typs Borders.
~ ri-in bissk ~ fsnev eoIars
bas'urss sod Nisiisg Cards nesiiy print~ti b.
C'old, slscr. Pi.ir. hlssk. ~ P-ssy Coisss -
Al ~ shish oil b. sHssai,d ~ sesssaltnrsfss,.y
~fma bstrfsoas, Asg 3, 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

HNHE races this Fall (tAs las, ssas.i
II nes''ns) ~Ill commence 90 Tuesday.
Two weeks preceding The Washiaxtsa CHg
rses', (Which last, t 10 believed, viIi es~-
menes on the Let Tvesdsy In octebsr.)
FIRST dsys purse, $500. 4 nile bests.
sseood days purse, $500. beet } 10 5, nile
heats.
Third days purse, $500. Q mile kss,s.
heats.
The entrance 60 ell the persss viIi bs .
rer cent should there soa be fear sasr,s,.
The "inHer Of the pune 20 make then %.
There are also open. two swespslAkss.
Tor Colts aud Filiies, } year cid; the ssss.
ni's heats Tor t2S0 snirsaes, e7s fosfsis.
The second. mile heats, sstrsnes also. Sss-
lett t5O--both for solts tAst have nst zee
stakes ai fashionable eousses. Entriss 70 b
made not later than the 5,h 81 August. vl,A
WA. CROW. Treas.rs~.
Chsrissiowo. July 20, 1877.
.. more sxtsnsivs savsytissnsas
viii be published previous To the raess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
Take .N0kfceI

HAVING disposed OF my Good, at wal
II Per's Cross Eosd,. IL 10 therefore me-
ee'sary that all accounts standing open on
IN, books, contracted Of that place or Ut
FIX Branch, should be closed with as little
delay % possible, either oy payment or BY
note. IL - expected that all who are owing
accounts to me at either % the above places,
VIII do me the favor Of attending TO this no.
Tee, and thereby confer special favor on
their friend and obedieni servant. Nc.
john T. COoKUS.
shepherd,town. July 20, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
TRUST SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

IN pursuance Of dscr-s of the Circuit su.
u perior Court Of Law sod Cheacsry for
the couaty VI Jefferson, rendered Of The June
term VI sad Court, will be offered ,t public
sc, al Daniel EntlerS tavern in She pherd.-
'o~n. on the Pod day Of september text. {.
tract Of about
- .fCRES or L-9.hD.
belonging to Walter b. sslby. lying 10 the nid
county of JeGsrs0n. about q mile frou, shep-
herdstown.
The terms Of sale vii, be. oos ih.rd in 6.
one thirv IN IL. and one third m ~ mooth.,
from thu day Of sale. The purchaser giving
ooods with good security. ane the title will be
retained a. . further security
HENRY BERRY. Cs~r
July IL. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
TrssSs Sale.

Ivy virtue Of deed Of trust. executed on
~ the 2ad day OF April. 1893. By Joseph
r. Taylor. 10 the sub.eriber. 10 secure the
payne nj Of . certain debt therein mentioned.
! will sell, .; public auction. on Ssisras, tAs
5th Of -frxuh nsEi. at Daniel EntlerS tavoru.
all the right. title. snd claim, Of said Taylor
IN aud TO esrtsln HOUSE ard LOT in
the town OF shepbsrd,to~n, situated on
Washington Street. near the turnpike este.
JOHN FITzSIMMoSs,
June a. 1877 -S. TrSstss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

H.
Chanesry for Jeuerson county, Jun. i;,h.
1897,
Mara Buekmsster, P,.ur,..
AeAtssr
Nathaniel Baekmss'er. Mary Ann Buekss,
ter. CorSis Buck aster, william Lana.
and Macy his vie, james Aodsr,oo and
Cs'hsrioe hn vile. Jane Julisna Dutro,
James Henry Duiro. Mary C,thsrios
D.,ro, Johs Alexander Duiro. George
william Dutro, Macy Ware Dutro, David
sPsngier Ou,ro, Nathsn,cI Buekms.tsr
Oatro, Miehssi Mitchell Dutro. and Eve
lima samstssd Du,ro. NsthsnisI Buekms.
ter. s-n. Leonard ssdler, Executor o.
J"ht Baekmasisr. deceased, and Andrew
hss'sf' DETKSpAxrs,
IN CHASCERY.
appearing Co tie Court that public lion
- mss osen duly made sgaip,t the sb.en 1
defendants, and thst the subpoena ha. beer
served on the other defendant, mora than
four months. and they having failed 10 an.
aver, except the defendant Hunter. the bill
OF The complainant 10 taken for confessed ..
10 The m-snd this cause coming oo 10 b.
heard this 18th day Ct June, 1897, upon IN.
bill. answer OF sad Hunter and exhibits. "a.
~as argued By coun,sl-Upon confederation
whereof. 10 sdjndged, ordered, .nd de-
creed, that Master Con missioner Worthins-
tn do ascertain, and stsis how much of the
peuonai ssisrs Of ThsophiIus Buekn,,ter
deceased, Was applied oy the con pIsinapt in
The sdninistration Of the said estate. 10 the
pay nsot OF ,feeislty debts, binding the h. ,r,
-apd make report To this Court, IN order To
. hnai decree Copy-Ts,,e,
ROBERT T. BROWN, era.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

BKsiDEs pRILxs OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
$40-S2l-S20-Sl6-Sl3
Tickets e7c-HsIvss tio-ouss,sr. A.
Eighths "a 50.
csrtihesiss Of pseksxss Of IS vAois tiehsss
t21o-psetsEss Of IS half tieks,s AIS
packages ef2s quarter tiehs. esI so-pask-
ssss Of Is sightts 81 rs.
@For Tickets and Shares - CsrSls-
es,ss Of Packages 10 the shove splsadA
Schemes, sddrs,s
ID. S. GREGORY q CO, .Ms~-fsya.
Successors 10 ratss d h'tstyrs,)
WAsnsHeTss ctrv, .. c.
0@ Orders from . di,saaes By nod
promptly attended 10, and The draw ,aSs To-
vsr'abis sent as sooa q. over.
July %. isJ7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
DIED..


y. the itsh OF Js"e. st Niekshurg. Siiss.ss,p-
VI. Mr.. ruiLis W eoDviIis wAap, fsr,ssriy OF
this soaIt, SON 81 Col hssry Ward
teosAuxseArspl
On Tuesday, July iith, st the residences OF
Joseph u. Davis, Esq in Kentucky. JAMS
MATTHEW. infant 500 VI DR.. Thomas DAVIS.
late Of Berkeley County, Va.
"Oh. have not they an angels part,
To whom the boon b given.
To leave their message with the heart,
And straight return to Heaven"
On Saturday last. JAMS RkssecA. daughter
Of Mr.. Joshas beaver. Of this place, aged
months and % days.
On Sunday last. Asossv JAesssx, infant
'0a u Mr.. Henry d. Gsrnhart, aged } months
aud 10 dsys.
On Mood.y night. IN. aI,h uh M.i Jewx
A BiHss. aged about ~ yesrs, . native snd
citizen cf Leesburg.
The following lines, from the Nsteher Free
Trader. on the death Of Mr.. P. w. WAND. we
md IN late humber Of the vicksburx ssnti-
mel. the editor Of which says :--"Thess affect
ing lines develops . fns poetic vein. There
mine ofs~est poetry in their source, :" sc
ON 1itE DEATH OF p. W. WARD,
vvicKsscao.
] esrrot thiak that thou srt roas
That the sod lies cold o'xr thee,
e."not think that death would chill
n heart 80 light aud free
SO full of love. 90 void OF ILL
All. eco that heart be cold sod sill,
A soul 90 noble and 20 true
And Gao that soul be hed'
And vhea 90 seek tbs friend vs loved,
Maa u be smo"g the de.d'
n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

81 RANULATED TIN, Estrsst o. Lox.
~ spod. Oi 81 Bi-ss PrVprr. Eatrsr ~
hsrt, tNt tasntisa, kst Coiutata, Tsofh p
tractrrs, tsfyar9 Cssnvsod, Gresad t.n~ssad
Groanf brsrH Wsoe. Flstseei, he. ~. is.,
fr--tsrs sas fsT ssls q
sTRAITHs DRUG sroRg.
ChsrieEgsu, Apr :. isST
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

The Grand Jury sworn for the
Couaty OF Clarke. on Monday last, re-
ported to the Court. that. after mature
consideration. they had determined
that IL was no, exPedient TO inquire in.
to the subject OF the issuing and passing
small notes. checks. SC, believing
that the necessity Of the case and state
Of the currency justified a resort TO
them Inehssfer Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

n parssases q decree Of the Cirssi,
u sapsrsor Court Of Law ssd chsnesry fss
'o.dess county. rsodsrsd 81 The Jvos Sps-
eisl rsrn. 1877. 10 the essx % Ssnasl CIss-
tss'sg. sgaisst ssassi w. roosgS sdais-
isirstor, sn1 the hsns Of The ssid Samuel
w. Teuag, gill 10 seld. 70 the Highest BID
der. % IA Sd deg ~ Ssyss~Au sszf, lie
TRACT or LAND
IN The bill ssd pcoesedisgs ssotioeed. - hieh
lies ~ J<dsrsoo e~vaty, bst~ssa the She
osndosh river and the Blue Ridge, within
Three os four miles % Hsrpsrs-Fsrry. 81
joining the isads Belonging 70 the Uai,sd
States sed otesu. Sssd farm eestssss sbout
70, acres. Of which . fair properties, 70 10
uober.
Tsr~s-oas-third TO b paid 10 hand, The
rss'dos n t~o equal annual pawn. OTIS, with
eut inisrsst tiii due, ths purch aser 70 sIs-
cute his boads. With deed Of trust On the
premises TO secure the setval psymsst Of
The sane.
The ssss viii take place 90 tAs pre- nisss
about the middle VI the dsy.
T. ROGERS, c~~~S
July %. is3T-u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

CHARLrsrowN. Aug. 3, 1897. (
THE parties interested ia the above sui,
are hereby bottled, th.t . shall attend ct nv
once Aforesaid. ea Ths''dsy the 3i,t Instant.
'oe .he purpose Of executing the above order
% we ourt-~hen sud where they are re-
qnested to attend, with such eyiteno. a, The,
may wish TO oder. The case will be adjourn.
ed from day 10 day until nv report IL com.
Pietsd. Il. woRrHISCroS
lauB y, 1881 -Nu Con'r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

"Tns Simple Machine. The con-.
plant OF Gen. Jackson and bis psrti.
zans vas, that the government was too
complex. and it ives their d,ty 10 re.
duce 1t to "a simple machine. So
they went TO work-break,ng . bolt
here. knocking of . cog there. and TAX
ing out q Wheel some where else. The
result 10 before Us. The machine has
been rendered so simple. that Is Uoa {
70 at all!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

ALABANA.-The Hon. Gabriel VI GORE,
late Senator in Congress from AIabana.
has announced himself . candidate for
the United States House Of Represen-
talives from the Northern District Of
that State. Mr.. Chapman 10 the Van
Buren, candidate opposed 10 him.