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Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-04
PR O PO 8 A LIS @
FOR PUBLISHING At RHVEN.N.a,
PoETaoE COUNTY. OHIO,
A Semi-Monthly Agricultural Paper,
TO BE ENTITLED
The Vg' esteYn AFi CUEtEFitt
IND F.8RBfERS
AND MECHANICS REGISTER.

| TEFHR Subscribers, believing that the Farms
e ing interest of the Western Reserve is
sufficiently great 10 sustain an AgrculturalP Pas
per. propose Publishing, at Ravenna, Portage
| county, a paper devoted exclusively to that
subject
TIE fact is now clearly demonstrated. that
Agricultural Papers are of great advantage to
the Farming Interests of country In New
England and in New York, where the art Of
Agriculture is carried nearer to perfection than
in any Of the other States of the Unnn, there
are several papers devoted to that subject
which have wide circulation.
Though the population Of the Reserve cons
sists chiefly of Farmers, yet there is not pas
per designed entirely for their interests, while
there no less than twenty.eigh political
ard religious papers.
The AcmcULrUGIsT will be strictly aeutraf
in politics and reIigion-it will contain cor.
rect statement Of the markets, and give that
information most useful TO the interest of
firmers.
The great improvements which are now ocS
cupying the attention of the Farming Public
the many new inventions in the implements
of husbandry which are continually appearing,
render il highly necessary that all who are cal.
a'ing 10 carry the business to great extent
should be possessed o. The earliest inforna-
ton on the subject. Now, when the culture
of Silk, and The growth of the Beet for the
manufacture of Sugar is becoming the engross-
ing topic of the age, it is important that the
Farmers of the Reserve should be made ac-
qnainteh with all the information 10 be had on
the subject, and we shall give our attention
10 the procuring aud disseminating knowledge
on these interesting objects.
The first number will be issued some time
in April, if a sufficient number Gf e''bscriberd
shall be obtained to warrant it.
EDWIN r. SELBY,
Ravenna. Feb. /, 1887.
T. Il Z vi s.
This paper will be printed semi>monthly
on go type and fine paper, in suitable form
for binding, with title page and index to each
vo ume, al the close of the year, for one dollar
per annum, in adUnnee, payable on delivery
of the first number.)
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-04

The MAssILLoN REpUBLIcANAND COM
MERcIAL ADVERTISER his is the title of
new paper,published at Massilon Stark
County; Edited byJ. w. White, the form
er editor of the Medina Free Press. 1t
carries Democratic colors, and we hail it
with a hearty shake Of the hand, and bid
it welcome as friend and co-workcr in
the good cause.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-04

THE STATE oF OHIo2 In the Court OF Common
PonrAeE CouSTr,ssS Pleas Feb. Term, 1887:
Benjamin F. Hopkins
DauicI Collar, In Chaacfry.
George Collar s.
Tmomas Earl
n 7 THIS Term of the Court came the
SsA Complainant, by his Solicitor, and filed
his Bill tting forth that the said Daneil Collra
on the 18th day of April 1886 sold TO Cons
plain Mt one and a half acres of land ia Lot
26 in Frankn--being the same land decided
to George Coliar by the Administrator on the
estate OF Wm. H. Price. That although the
said land stood in the name of George Collar,
yet thr said Daniel was the equitable owner.
as he purchased it and paid for it-said George
being m:nor-tiiat Complainant had paid tor
said land that to vest the title in Complain.
ant said Daniel fled his petition in this Court
that he obtaiied an or.er to sell the same
that he has sold it for upward of three huns
dred dollars, hich money is now in the hands
of Thomas Earl. agent fer said Daniel-and
that said Daniel and George lave lied the
country, wi hout making title to Conpiaina mt
and said bill prays .hat so much of said money
now in the hands Of said Thomas, as sfa'I
be sufficient for that purpose, be decreed to
Comp ainant,' and that said Thomas be enloln'
ed from paying over said money TO said Dan-
iel SGeorge till a final hearing of this cause
and it appearing that said Goefge and Daniel
are not residents of the State Of Ohio, 1t is or
dered that notice af the pendeEcy of this suit
b. given by publication in the Western Cou-
rier, for six consecutive weeks.
.TOTECE
Is THEREFORE HERERY GIVEN TO the
sid Daniel Collar and George Collar, that
unless they be and app ar in this Court at the
next term thereof, to commence on the 9th
day of May next, and within sixty days there's
after plead, answer or demur to said bill, the
same will be taken as confessed, and decree
rendered thereon a cordingly.
GEORGE KlRKUM, Cleyk.
l.. v. B1ERcE, Solr -.
Ravcnna, March so, 1857. 6w4s
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WESTERN COURIER.
RAVENNA, MAY 4, 1887.
The Surplus Revenue.

The Commissioners Of Portage County
have concluded to loan the surplus revo-
nue. to the Bank Of Cleveland. Although
we were aware that the bank influence
with our Commissioners and their advi-
sers and counscllors was great, yet we did
not think that they were so lost to the IN
terests of the people--so dead to the veal
of the County, and so completely chained
10 the money-cars as to do an act so un-
Just and so disgraceful to themselves and
their constituents as this. But so it IS
While the poor lacerated, oppressed peo-
pie are bleeding to death under the hands
of tbs hard hearted usurcrs and money
changers-while the Shylocks are taking
the pound of flesh from every man, these
servants, [masters?] of the people, are
placing in their hands increased facilities
for shaving.
Let the people of this County see Of
<what benefit to them has been the distri-
button of the Surplus Revenue among the
States. II will be recollected that this
was made question Mt the last General
Election. The Wings were strenuous
for distribution-and as qualification
in their candidates, claimed that they
were advocates of the measure, while the
Democrats opposed the measure, believ-
ing that its consequences would be iniuri-
GUS to the people. Now who was right?
This money is deposited with the States
the State Legislature has distributed it a.
mong the counties-and the Commission
Yrs of Portage County have loaned it to
NORMAN c.. BALDWIN and other Of
ficers of the Cleveland Bank at six and a
half per cent, to be loaned by their brok-
ers to individuals at twenty five and thirty
per cent. or to take to The West and Luy
Government land with. Oh most foul
purpose Better, far better had it been
for the People of Portage County if this
sum had been sunk fifty fathoms deep in
the sea. Norman G. Baldwin, tho Prcsi-
: dent of the Bank of Cleveland says to the
Commissioners Of Portage County, "Sirs,
you have the disposal Of a large sum Of
money which would be Of great benefit to
our bank, and beside that we can use it to
good advantage against the vulgar horde
who are opposed to our political faith,
and with it we can put down thc'd 'dcmocra-
cy Of numbers, and at the same time reap
a golden harvest. Now Sirs, f you
would show your fidelity to the aristocra-
cy, and to the mobiles of the land, you
must let us have this money" The COM
missioners answer "Certainly, great
Sir, we fain would show our loyalty
to the cause, and 'in that, and all
things we will show our duty" We
would direct the attention of the reader 10
communication in this paper over the
signature of Viator.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-04

EEY virtue of an order TO us directed, by
ED Jacob 7. .4ndrus, justice OF The peace
uf Franklin township, in Portage CO, we the
undersigned dc certify tLat We have viewed
ond appraised certain stray Colt, taken up
by William r. Converse of said township, and
find the same to be black horse colt, with
both hind and the near fore feet white, with o
Star in the forehead, natural trotter, about
twelve lands high, supposed to be about one
year old last spring, no artificial marks, aud we
do ap, raise said colt at sixteen dollars.
C. w. CONVERSE,( Apprais.
ROBERT KING, ers.
hereby certify the above to be true copy
from my astray book.
JACOB T. ANDRUS, ]. P.
Franklin, Feb. Z, 1887. Sw4
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-04
From the New York Evening Post.
THE LATE ELECTION.

From the office of the City Clerk we
have obtained the statements of the last
and several previous elections. They
are given below. We can make nothing
else of them than that the democratic par
ty is on the increase in this city. In 1884
we succeeded in the election of Lawrence
by a bare majority; To the two subse-
quent elections of Lawrence there was
but little opposition; but in the autumn
of 1886, Governor Marcy had not ma
iority in this city. Now the majority of
the democratic party proper, in which we
include the loco (oco votes, is nearly a
thousand.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-04
From the Globe.

From the Globe.
City # .ht7v York - Official resuH--re
the editer. dated-New York, Saturday
afternoon
The following is the official return
Of votes for mayor:
Democratic--JehnI Morgan 1871
Loco foco = Moses Jaques 4,O44
l7.755
Whis-Aaroh Clark l7.o4l
TIA
So fortunes favorite.' although elected
mayor, is in the minority still"
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-04

tce, without rendering resort to violence !
either necessary or eXcusabe under any
circumstances.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-04
a EFss of letters

A List Of letters
Remaining in the Post Office at R0otstown,
April /, 1887.
Allen william Higgins Horac H
Hanuum BE
BALDWIN B Hamlcr Betsey
Basset' Andrew J
Basset Henry Jerome Aiyah
Barnnm Samuel c
Belden Asher 1ew;s Iocoh
Bissel Martin AT
Bos'"'ch Anu r"s Mills Simon
Brown Ran:ford n
Bradshaw Daniel o,No;u 1oh,
r,.uo;o O'Neil Henry
Chapman STEPHEN Partridge Stephen
Chapman Austin rorter Johh
60 AImo, Pitkin Truman
CIar, D,niel Porter Warren
Clark Edward refers John
E Philips Jvhn
Enders Nicholas ~. IL.
Enders Jacob nc"s5 william
Frazer Joseph snIord Walker
G Sanford Charles s
Gillett Alvah Shirtl,f II rvey
All Letters not called for within three
mont will be sent to the General Post Offi:e.
JAMES WRIGHT, F. NJ.
Rootstown, April 1, 1887.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-04
MRS. G. I'll. GOIT'.
dWSZESa err.

&WoULD say to her customers that she
Wv has received her Spring and Sum-
n'sr FASHIONS, with variety of MILLIN-
ERY, &c. She hes an unusual supply of
1WAVELLING DR.QIpN 3OJiJ ETS,
PLALNS FIGURED DRESS HATS,
TJSC.4NS PLAtN STRAP, DO.
"f almost every variety.
Ravrnnn, April 81, 1887. SITE
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-04
Dteh. /

In this ,illlge, suddenly Of the lock jaw, on
the S9th inst John Riien, aged about is.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-04
ATTACHMENTS.

NJ Office is hereby given, to nll persons
~ Interested, that at my instance, a W it
of attachment was this day issued by Junia
Knapp Justice Of the peace, of CharIes'own
township, against the goods, chattes, rights,
credits, moneys and effects Of J0Sph VIII
cutt Jr. an absent debtor.
ASHBEL STEDMAN.
Char'estowp, April 10 1887. *3t49
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-04

A T my instance n writ of attachmentwas
Athis day issued by Miles 4, Norton, a
justicetof the peace, of Hiram township, Por.
tage county, against the property and effects
of CuAyn Hyde, an abs onding debtor.
JAMES WILSON.
Hiram, April6, 1887, *Sw4o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
THE TINES PAST.

There are few prominent facts 10 the hisio-
~ Of the country, which all men Of reflection
no matter Of what party, will remember and
ponder on.
The Administration Of Mr.. Adams wa,
Frustrated, because it was supposed to favor
abuses, and because il was deemed extrays-
CANT in its expenditures.
Jackson promised reform, and turned GU,
thousands Of officers TO accomplish his object.
The expenses Of the government, so far from
being reduced, have been mere aseJ more than
double.
The country was prosperous, and we had a
currency which answered every mans purpo-
'es wherever he went. Jackson was induced
to make war upon the u. S. Bank. lie broke
It down. Local banks sprung Up under the
authority Of Jackson Legislatures. E1trav.-
SAnee aud spirit Of wild speculation, became
prevalent, aud Ruin has swept over the land.
Ike The besom Of destruction. Commerce /.
destroyed, The Banks have suspended specie
payments, aud We have now the worst cur
rshey that man was ever cursed with.
Are not those In PowSr responsible for these
evils ls not the general who lead. bis forces
to battle, rssPoosibls for the eonsequenees.-
IT, With we'll appointed aud we'll supplied
army. be suffers defeat, Is he not disgraeed aud
discarded Are statesmen less respon,ibls
u With fuil Treasury, aud unrestricted au-
thOriiy to carry out their views, they sudden
y bring blight and desolaliOu upon tie nation
u Il not fair 10 conclude they are ineompe-
tent
Would crew 60 10 sea With pilots who bad
proved themselves fsilLloss ADD iaeaDabls
VIII a rejecting people much longer submit
their desiinie' to such rulsrH Will thev TAI.
a game q chance, when they have The oy,,so
u PursU'ng the path Of security asd safety,
Can The mos' dull and ,ksp,ieal fat 10 n.,.
'si's that matters have ben managed basl,
The Western states have given The ao,u.,
They have declared their unuiilineass, Iosv,,
70 follow blind guides. They have r.,urpsd
10 the safe path Of common sense and en-
renee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
RllODE ISLAND.

We have Information from TIN, gallant little
State, Quo thanks To tho Mail,) that she has
thrown oil the shackl.s Of power, and now
stands foremost among the regepcrsted aud
redeemed. Mossrs. Tillingha,t and Crans,od,
The Wing candidates for Congress, have been
elected by majority Of near thousand; and
Dutec J. Peares, the ''leaky vessel, who has
for several years played the part Of Jsckali 10
the Kitchen. has been discarded. as no logger
worthy To serve An independent aud hish-mind-
ed people.
ia few more States had an opportunity TO
speak out, the nation would speedily DO res
eued, and its prosperity renewed. Give Rhode
isiand honor Let her TAX. place IN he
trout rank, along eide noble kentucky, Indiana
and Tennessee. She Il small, but she has q
"soul big ~ the universe"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
MAI. pERANGEMENrs.

D.in consequence OF SOME difficulty be-
tween the contractors Stockton 4 Sta esq and
the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road Company.
the latter has declined to carry the mail from
Baltimore to Harper-Ferry. We have ae-
eord'nsiy had no mail from Thursday I'LL Tues
day, almost week This has occurred, too.
at moment OF great interest, when Congress
Is assembled, and every one on tip,oe to see
the Developments Of the times
We know not whose fault il i.-but Nc
know the evil ought not to EXIT. We should
even now abstain from complaint, If il were
not that We have been frequently served III
ths way AT periods Of unusual importance.
We were reminded that the late arrangement
was too good TO last long; and go il has turned
out IL IS not the policy Of the present Al.
m'nistraIion, or its agents, "to let well enough
alone" Just think Of tho grievance pco-
pie but sixty miles from the Metropolis Of the
Nation, deprived OF mail for whole week
Alexander Selkirk, on the desola,c island OF
Juan Fernandez, was not more completed,
cut oil from country AID friends, than We have
been. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
LATER ZION ENGLANn-

-Four packet ships have arrived a.
New foTk--ihe Sheridan. Colunbu.
Mediator, and George Wa.bing,on-
The latter brings London dates Of lbe
2llh and Liverpool Of 18th July.
The elections lof the new Parlia.
meni bad commenced, aud ensros,ed
Az the energies Of the people aad the
press.
Cotton continued 30 decline, though
The condition Of the markets generally
was favorable. Money had become
very plenty at London. snd stocks bad
advanced.
The news from SPAN. announcing
tha, Don Carlos was retiring on tbe
kingdom Of Murcis. 10 eonsidersd bv
gentlemen cOnvsrtant with that eoun.
ny to be exceedingly favorable TO the
Qaeen's cause.
Reports from Liverpool state the
death Of Sir Robert Peel. That thee
reports may be we'll founded i 10 -
iniensd from the annexed erts.rt
wh,eh We end "a The Liverpool Al,loo
Of July -.
A.ta1liHg ysPoyts 80 70 Sir Robert
Fssll hsaiiA.-Ths Loadon pspers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
A PATERNAL GOVERNMENT.

Whilst the people every where are suffer.
ing the evils Of deranged, and in many case,
spurious currency, those in Office arc pro-
''ded with hard money. which now commands
premium of ten to twelve per cent. See
Secretary Woodbury. letter, giving notice
that the members Of Congress are TO be paid
IN specie, if they prefer it, as they certainly
will, If they are not greater fools than We
know some Of them to be.
Tbs Is the way to operate upon weak men
Keep them above tho people, and they will
not be likely to feel the peoples wants They
will DO the moro obedient to the Executive
will.
Here We have exemplihed the fact ll.ai
there Is Que currency for the Office holders, and
another for the people! IL not our govern
ment most wise and paternal one "A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
DOCTORS DIFFER.

Senator Bsstss declares General Jscksoos
sndes'oss to Improve the currency are EEK
emPiihed In the present prosperity Of the In
dustrious classes."
Mr.. sprsgue, . late Jackson member from
Rhode Island, says Iii Gen. Jackson had lei,
we'll enough alone, a. he found IL in 1888, the
evils We now suffer would have been spared
Va"
The genuine wonhippers Of The Hero de-
clare that if Gen. Jseksons policy had been
carried out. all would have been right. Can
they be serious In this. when il /. remember
Cd that tho Great Expcrimenicr had over
~hc'-ains msJorities not only in Congress, but
IN the Leg'slaiurss Of almost every State in
the Union' II his policy was not carried out,
who prevented III The wings could not 10
II, because they were utterly werless-,o
much SO. indeed, that their very bslplsssoss.
was the subject Of jcsr and ji5e on the par,
Of the self-siyied Democracy.
Jackson at least fancied he had finished hi,
work-because in his valedictory he congrat.
uia'ed the people that he left the country in n
state OF uneIamPled prosperity. IL ali had
gone on right, those who are his apologi,,,
now would have sworn he had completed hi,
grand aud glorious experiment. Gu tho very
De, he left the presidential chair, the distress.
es Of the country cOuimenced-aad in despite
Of the efforts Of those in authority. hi. Expert.
ment has had dissraeeful and dsa,,rou,
termination.
The ship Is again on the breakers. Let IN,
incompetent commanders call upon tn. sxpe.
r'cnced helmsman Who has often righted her
aud he will soon place her before the wind. in
gay and gaiian, trim. lie, them hail Inc gre.,
Western Pilot, TO whom all eyes are now turn.
ed and ask hi. aid in this dire emergency
The hopes OF distracted aud bleeding coun.
Try are fixed upon him. Let pride and
prejudice be laid aside for moment. and al
may yet be well
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

We hear that the account Of the
Treasurer Of the U. States, as audited
and reported upon by the First Audi.
tor Tor the first quarter Of the present
year, showed the sum of Forty-five
Millions of Dollars either in the Pc,
Banks or elsewhere. OF this amount
something more than one-half must
have been paid out for the purposes OF
the Government and under the Distri.
button act. What portion Of the resi-.
due Is Grdil0Gie, we shall doubtless
learn from the Message Of the Presi.
dent or the report of the Secretary OF
the Treasury at the opening Of the sp.
Troaching session Of Congress.
Ma. Iateiliyeneer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07
HUGH l. MnIrr "

Judge White Of Tennessee. in III. fs,lox.
ING letter presents tie '.e~s ., TO National
Pank
Knoxville, July nth. IS37.
DEAR SfR-Your favor dated lGtb
instant was received By the mail which
arrived here on yesterday. and viii
pleasure send you an immediate an.
swer
Your recollection Of the contents Of
my letter TO Mr.. Kncannon Is correct.
J then stated and yet believe Congress
has not the power 20 charter a bank
eonisrTing upon Il the power 10 do bu.
siness within the limits Of any Of the
States.
Should National Bank Al any tim.
be found Indispensably seeeusrv I
have heretofore said, and vet bel,eve
Congress has the power TO charter on.
TO do business "a the District Of Colnm.
Dia. and that they could authorize snch
bank TO connect itself with one or sn,,.
banks in each state, with the eoos.n, ~
The respective states, and that .hrouob
such district Bank, thus eoooeetsd
With State Baaks, every desirable OBJ
lee'' towards keeping sound and uoi.
form currency, and receiving. safely
Keeping. And eonvenieGtly disbursing
The Public Monies, could Be az certain.
y STAINED, as through National Bsnk
81 the ordinary description. Arm. We.
y respectfully. your obed't servant
HUGH L. WHITE.
ID A Carrness.., r..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

The "hig aud Administration papers differ
somewhat widely ss TO the ma jorily in Con-
sress' The election for Speaker may De con.
''dered As the bet test Of parties, as to sub
Jeet' Of common iHtefc,i. The mere majority
lof Van Buren, Is now VI little consequence.
The late elections ia the West wrI teach The
dominant party lesson Do, easily forgotten.
on the subject Of the currency. There ia to
DO no more tinkering-no "unIried expo-
dents"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

O~sss another letter Of Major Jsek Down
'og- some folhs assy ,hsi lhh = The ri
AsJor--aad there seems 70 BE- so@s rsa.oo 70,
douSi-bu' bsrs ssVsrhsls,. maeA q
a@o's and Instruct, 10 ne lsusrs sow cir.
eulating. II thsy Be- iOdssd sousssrf.h =.
shall sea sEPses 70 sss he Nsjor-s "AssS.,
uP'" h vAisA svsos be wIi give " ,onsolo~
EoEshy q h,nssh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

9I-lt is pity the Wings did not ts,, III. If
strength IN Speaker Folks congressional dis
'r'ct' at the late election. According 10 IN.
returns Tor Governor, the Wing candidate
lCannon) beat Armstrong, the Van Bureni,e.
III votes CannOn's whole majority in the
State is about twenty thousand. Tennessee.
deserves immortal honor for her manlines, in
dHregarding The voice Of the Dictator. sb.
Is The home Of gallant spirits, who are too
proud 10 PerseVere in error.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

b@Ws give today letter from senator
BEsror' which, Zoe bOldasss o. assertion aad
total disregard Of uuth, hes never bed i,s
parallel Verify, geld IL 20 longer be eur.
'sneJ. Hs deals N brass-snd that b.
Eholesals.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

bCJ-rhs Gettysburg Sentinel Of The 2sh
UT states that the 6rsi division Of the Cum
oa'iaod valley Railroad, extending from
carlisle 70 within mile % the river. We
opened on Saturday week expected The
other division, from Casliiis 70 Chsmb.r.
burg, viii Be opsned 10 about two noaths
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

We are sorry TO see it stated in the
Portland Argus that the Hon. John
Ruggles, United States Senator from
Name. was very severely injured a
few days since by the falling Of por.
ton OF bridge, and that it is not pro.
bable he will be able to take his seat IN
Congress at the opening of the session.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-07

eJ-sals Of land BssF HsrpsrsFsrry, by 7.
Rogers, Commissioner, 90 Fsidsy (so-mos.
row.
eyIsals Of The Personal properly u Tho
mas ossosrn. deed, 90 Fridsy. Clo-nosrsw. }
b Davh Osboura, Rnseussr.
eTHssls u ?, Otts property. % SATURDAY.
EaEa 3 LsEh 81, Trnlsa.