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Charms Of Arch Music Though music
properly 50 calrd--has usually soo'h
irg effect, yet Arab music--a n"l-e pro-
cured by shrili pres md n wet fng"'
drawn across n parched Buffao's hide,
which may be )kened to q duet got ~ be
tween peacock and hungry hy"na-
would OF itself drive most people mad. -
Captnin Scnll'. "EgNpi and CANDIDA"
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CONSU NPTION
ASfLlnu ! Hnd (NinrrL

IT, that long train oi Diseases which seem
L 10 grow with the growth Of civilized
society, CONSUMPTION takes the head
m Us relentless ,nroads upon human life -
yet this dreadful disorder Is easily overcome
IN l's earlier stages. II is only when neg
lcctcd that II arrives NJ he terrific maiurl.
" winch 80 often baffls the sagac,,v II
professional scirnce. An obstinate rough
Is the customary t"rcrnnner ot the puLMn.
Nary Consumption. Improper neg ecI ~
The t,melv administration of simple aud
snlularv remedies. j. sure TO be rcprovrd
nv a dreadful succession "f ronsum pijue
sym oms: oppression Of the br' a,i green
Is, and bloody sp,''lr; liberated lungs aud
hectic fever; shrlvpllcd rSirrmirirS. aud
general cmac,n'inn of the whole bad,
pros'ral,nn Of strength; flushed checks
swollen fee, an3 legs. aud u, last. N ,nI
pussrs.,on of the meuini faculties. and
while hope still whispers her hnt,.rlug tall
--cn|d rXir"mlllrs. aud ptcIna IRE death
For III" varlunS stages Of tn, Complain,
one "f the mos, approved rem, dies eve,
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LIFE! LIFE! LIFE.
DR IONA MORRIS
Jsoec1lre of Lite.

40 CENT PER DO TIE.
YNHE mos, highly esteemed medicine 'hat
l. has ever been discovered for curing
Coughs. Colds and whooping cough, which, it
taken at the commencement Of the disease
NAV be- cured IL shot, time. he following
are lew Of more ,hana thousand
RECOMMENDATION
The undersigned ministers # the Gospel in
the county of Wmdham, VI, knowing the sal
ularv efficacy. of DR.. Jonathan Moore's Es'
sencc OF Life, having used IT ourselves ana I'D
our families. consider II a valuable compost.
ton: particularly useful aud cihca'lous IN re-
moving complaints "f The lungs. aud indeed a
safe aud restorative m dlclnc in the various
diseases named IN the Doctors accompany
label; and do most chccrIuIly recommend It's
general use. bchevin. il well worthy the pat
roma re oI,he public.
S,gned--lios,a Becky. Dummcrs,on; Syl
vcs,cr Saue, Westminster; jed. l.. Stark
Ba,,Ieboro Elisha ID. Andrews, Putney
Chandler Bates Phletus Clark.
Ouohcr g. 1926.
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NEW MEAT MARKET.

NEW MEAz W. II n III
IINHE subscribers having opened Meat
l. Market. at Mrs Durkee's old stand, on
Church.Slrecl. ask The patronage of the public.
as they intend al least, 10 try 10 give saiIstac'
ton, to all those who may be disposed To ia
vonr them with their custom win The citizens
of Burlington and vicinity (who wish to buy
Meal) just give them an opportunity to re.
deem their pledge. ALFRED PIT
DUDLEY PlTKlN.
N. B. CAsH paid Tor Sheep and Lambs
Pells-Farmers having fat Cattle, Calves
Hogs. Sheep and Lambs, are invited to ral on
the subscribers. A. e. ID. PlTKlN.
Burlington, June %, 1887.
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To oil rhom IL mag concern.

We. the undersigned Physicians, who have
proved the efficacy of DR.. Jonathan Moore &
Essence Of L,ir. conceive 1t our duty TO pal
rnnlze the medicine, and are of opinion that
ifgcneralIy used, il will be of public utility.
Sjgned-Abel Duncan. Samuel Stearns'
Dun,ncrston Jonathan Badger, VIM. Town:
Westmnslcr G.. W. Chandler, Andover
Prescott Hall, Chesterfield.
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NWHs, " lNNWITs

DRUNES, Curon, English Cnt'ans,
l. Bunch Ralslns, Brandy and Gmg"'
Preserves. Dates, Lemons, Oangrs A
monds, FIlberts. &c. &c, of superior quail
tiles, constantly on hand BY III" sub'c lb"rs
I.ATHROP h POTWIN
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EhrW Vegetable Buls0miQue
n. II. DOWNS

PEGETA BILE B.4LS.4MIC ELMER
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Catarh
Group, Asthma. Who"png Cough. and all
uihrr diseases Of the head, chest aud lungs.
Pam, ,hle,s containing history Of the med.
icine-a sketch of the diseases for which is
is rended-cerIifrale from umques
lionable sources ample directions, aud much
other important minrmnlIon accompanying
each bottle may b. had of any OF the Agen,
cues, gratis, J CURTIS, Druggist, 81. Al.
hans, VI wholesale Agent and JOINT propre.
tor The following are especially appointed
retail Agents.
BWiingion -l.alhrop & Potwin, James,
Smith & %. aud r. M"ody.
Haeaburgh--A. 5. &. d. G. Weller.
Mhon Wellington, Whilney& Co., Clark
| l'uardman & Co,
CharioM Samuel n. Barnes, and most
o'her respectable Druggists, &c. in the coun'
/ try
ST. Adams, July l2, 1886. tf
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n~pThc above medicine is pre-
pared by HENRY SEYMOUR, of Hadley
Mass from ihc orIglna l,cripc. by The direction
! Of SAID Moore. aud sold by HIM 4 d the p.ncl.
pal Druggists in the United States.
IFAs there are many spurious articles IN
circulation. for The benefit olthe public, he vii
rive The following
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Looking Glasses,
Portrait g. Picture frames &c.

"HE Subscriber has now r. ary tor sal
l. and will be constantly manufacturing
splendid assortment Of LOOKING
GLASSES, from % cts I" S'". mad" b.,
the best city workmen. and Will b. sold At
New York prices. at wholesale or retail
Portrait aud picture frames. and all gold
work in the line. done on short hol,ce and
m The best manner al his factory over the
Hardware and Drug Store r, Mo ny.
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NEW GOODS.

HllE subscriber has taken The Store
Il heretofore Occupied by Mr. Sidney
Barlow. and has the pleasure of offering II
heavy stock of Dry Goods, Crockery, Hard
ware, and Groceries on very iavutabl,
terms Most kinds Of Produce received
ia exchange, and good bargains given lol
Cash.
HAWLEY NJ. GIDDlNGS.
Burlington, May "a, 1887.
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UDR J RB'S
Rheumatic Linlulent!!

will afford ,mmed, ale relicflo the patient. and
has sometimes been attended with such extra
ordinary success as TO cure tho most distress
sing Rheumaiim in imeniyjour hours, even
v hen at years standing.
This h,ghly valuable Linimeni is recon-
mcnded with a confidence founded on the ex :
pr''ence ofmany years, not only as a cure for
that excruciallng disease, but as AN excellent
application for rIFFNtss of THE JOINS. NUMB.
NEss, SrRAiNs. CniLBLAINs. &c.
Among mass nj testimony IN favour OF the
success Oft The L,nimsnL as thorough RENE.
dy Tor RnEuMATlsM, the proprietor selects the
following 4s presenting genuine instances OF
IT'S efficacy
.New and surprising cases.
W 4 gentleman, Mr.. II. of Charestown.
who can BE- referred TO had been confined to
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WINOOSKI HO USE
Co. IT, Z


{ Lnie If The fremont Hotei. IVihiision. "
YEfAS the pleasure Of informing his friends
go and The Public that he has leased the
above establishment, which has been ,horouphs
ly repaired, and furnished in the best possible
manner, anc is now open for the reception Of
Company.
He will be found al all times ready TO sup.
ply the wants Of all those who may favor him
with call, with the best the market affords
and hopes (by his desire TO please) to merit,
aud receive the patronage of n liberal Public
Strangers aud all those wishing to vlsl, the
extensive manufacturing operations now IN
progress at the Winooski Fails, are informed
that a carriage will run for Passengers from
Burlington Court House Sqnare,,o tins House
three times day, (and oitener If required
through the season.
A Livery Stable is in connection with this
establishment where Horses and Carriages cat
be had, al all times. on rec snnabe terms.
Winooski, May 25th, 1887.
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FarweIl's Cater Boots, Walk

ing Shoes. Ladies g. Misses Eoglsh aud
French KID Slips. Gen,lemens pumps,
Chlldrens Shoes, &c., constantly kept aud
for saie by LOVELY e. ABBOTT,
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Etna Insurance Company.

Etna Insurance Company.
.d. "0,r I"a ""% % Il" ","'s a,
n agru, for SAID Company, to whom ap-
~ carion nav At all times be made al his
Oiiic" IN Burlington. TIE established
rrpular,on ct 'h'> G mpany for stability,
fairness and lb"rahiy IN their dealings.
needs no further coumcndallon.
WIN A. GRIswOLp.
burlington. Arr' 1886
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THE Winoosk' Mills of Burlington will
Il take WOOL to work on shares. or
exchange for Sallneltes on Delivery of the
wool
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Work Boxes, Dressing Cases
Prtnm" Ca,".. made Of Rose Wood, fur
n,shrd or unfinished. for sale at the
VARIETY Shop. also, White Wood and
Ter kinds Of work b"x"s UNFINISHED.
PAnGBnR> g. BRINsMAID.
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NOTICE
70 RHF NATIC INVArID~

DERSONS suffering under heundiic If
Il fri,0n are respectfully assured Thai they
can Obtain oi the proprietor and his agents a
safe and admirable remedy for RIlEUMA"
TiSM, howcver obstinate the disorder may be,
and IN all lis different sinTes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
Notices.

@DlvINE SERVICE may he expected
IN the fpiseoPsi Church In this place, on Sa.
turday and sunday the ID and ID Of septem.
Der, when Bishop MsADE cod several of III.
sdjscen, Clergy men. are expected to ofieists.
The Bishop will also preseh In the Pre-
church. HARpEns.feRhY. on Monday the 9Th /;
and the two succeeding days. TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY, In the Episcopal Church, SHsp.
HeRDSI0WN. Divine service nav aI.o re ex.
pee.sd ~ one OF the Churches in SMlTNFlElD.
on Tuesday the 9Th Of the same moo,k. The
services IN the several places mentioned TO
commence at u o'clock, A. NJ.
81 The Rev Mr.. SIMPSON,, by Divine Per
mission, will preach In Smithheid at I O'Clock,
A. NJ. on sunday next. and at stoaes Chapel
al I O'Clock. p. NJ.
- The Rev. GEoReE Hupr will, by Divine
permission, deliver funeral discourse upon
the death Of Miss Harriet Triveti, At the resi-.
denee Of Mrs. Elizabeth AlIstsdt, on Sabbath
next. Of } o'clock, ?. "a. Aug. 81.
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LATER vnox ENGLAND.

LAts - F&OA kN4kANO.
The ship Emsraid. u New York,
brings Liverpool dates Of 2lN and Loo.
don Of 18th July. Inclusive.
Pariisment was prorogued in person
BY the young Queen on f7ih Jolly. upon
which occasion she delivered her
speech With great grace and self-pos-
session.
On this occasion there was 4 most
numerous attendance Of the Peers and
digniiaries. and . vast concourss OF
spectators.
Throughout the ceremony the young
Sovereign appears TO have maintained
her cell. possession. When. however,
u was all over, and she had retired to
the unrobing roons. she tainted. This
wss bot . transient affection.
The Parliament was prorogued until
the 10th Of August.
The election Of the Scottish Peer,
was to take place on the 25th Of Au-
gust.
The King OF Hanover has, !. would
seem. issued approximation. abrogating
the constitution given 10 that country
by George the ~. and William Nv.
In Spain, the Queens cause looks
very ACKNOWLEDGEMENT unless there be
direct inisrPosition by France or Eng
land, or both, Don Carlos will, accord.
ing to appearances. carry the day.
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rHE rREpERIcY Ronnrny

nsppesrs BY the following letter in the
Bsliimors Patriot that the great robbery which
took place some months ego ~ Freder,ck is
again 10 b the subject Of legal investigation +,
FssDEaieE, MD. Aug. -.
You vill recollec: how early I ap-
prised you Of the great robbery al Tai.
bolts hotel in this city. by the sudden
and mysterious disappearance Of the
Portmanteau Of Gen. Edwards, Cashier
OF the Bank Of Leesburg, Virgins,
from the bar room Of the hotel, which
contained 81. 900 in bank notes. You
also reeollect. that the supposed Often
der was arrested. and escaped indict-
ment by the grand jury not finding q
DILL, owing, as was alleged. 10 q want
OF sufficient evidence. Since then
things here have remained pretty qui-
ct. although public opinion has been
almost unanimous % 70 who was the
rea! eulprit. But 10 the point. Ihave
lust learnt, since my arrival here, that
the whole subject is TO be re-opened
again on account Of new disclosures
having taken place. growing out OF
The circumstance OF Mira. Talbot, the
wife Of the hotel keeper. having gone
before magistrate and given, under
oath. full detail Of the robbery. how
1t WA committed. and By ,cAoml This,
a. you nay suppose. has brought up
The whole matter afresh and created q
great deal Of excitement. Gen. Edwards
has been seat for TO come on and 10
enter upon . new prosecution Of the
AFFAIR. He is daily expected, and q,
soon a. new Developments take place
I will aPprise you OF them. should they
not 'ransPire through the newspaper,
here or some other channel.
P. s. have just been told that the
person implicated by the teStimony oil
Mrs. T. has absconded.
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Tirgi,si0, 10 srIf

Al Rules holden in the Clerks Once or the Cir
cut Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
Jefferson County. the hrst Monday In A.. ust,
1857:
John O. Usseid. admiHistratsr Of !Shebherd q
Eaty, aScsdssd, PLAIxrITT,
AGAINST
John Lemea and yamrs Lemsa. DESExnASTa
IN CHANCEKY.
klhH defendant joint Lemon, not having
"a entered his appearance, aud given Sc
euriiy according 90 the set Of assembly and the
rules OF this court; and IL appearing by S-tisf-e-
To evidence thst he 10 not 90 inhabitant of this
country; IL 10 ordered. That the sid Defendant
do sPpear here on the fret day of the aeSt term,
snd snsver the bill Of the piaintiH; aud th-t .
copy ~ this order be forthwith Inserted 10 some
newspaper Publisl,rd IN ChsrleSiown. for two
mooihs Saee<ss'vrly, and posted At the front
door OF tie sourt-houSe ~ the sid towa Of
ChATisstOvn. \ Covp-rrste,
ROBERT r. BROWN. Clerk.
August 81, 1887
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sgTlg-ISt
NOTICE.

"A it i' my intention to remove to N.
- west, IN the early part Of the coming
month, AN desirous Of settling up nv bu.i-
ness before that time. Thi. IL, therefore, to
request NIL those who are indebted TO me 60
come forward and settle up as early o. pos.
siols, otherwise their claims will be left in
proper hands, for collection.
Those who have left Rides, Shot-Cuns.
Gun-Loeks, and Pistols, to be repaired, ere
requested TO call for them, or they vii be
sold ~ public sale, for their repairs.
WILLIAM NJ. SuEETZ
She pherdstown. Aug. IL, l637.-3t
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DIED.,

On Saturday iast. Mrs. Geapsr. wife OF Mr..
Philip oordoe Of This county, in the loth year
OF her age.
On Sunday morning last. Mss MARY
wooptsI. eyed Nyears. eldest daughter Of
Mr. Caleb woodlsy Of this town.
AZ the residence OF Mr.. Hiram Bowen. In
Nsriinsourg. On Monday, 2Ist inst. Miss Ma.
Az Mosaow, aged le years. daughter Of Mr..
James Morrow, Of that place.
AZ Albany. on the 20th instant, amer pro-
trseted and painful iiiness, Mrs. CArHAR,uI
sPrreEn. eyed So years, wife OF Hon. Am
orose Spencer. formerly Chief Justice OF the
State New Tori, daughter Of Gen. Jane,
Clinton. and sister Of the late Governor De
Witt Clinton.
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THOMAS RAwLINs.
Trusfee,a Sale.


virtue Of = deed of trust, executed 10
~ tho subscriber. a. Trustee. on the 2lSt
day OF N"vomber. 1894. BY Philip Utt, TO
secure the payment Of . sum OF money due
from said UT to John Melvin. ana TO On.
demnify eertsin securities OF said UIt. named
IN said deed, which deed - duly recorded IN
tho CIerkr ONCE Of Jefferson county court
will be sold, 81 tho residences OF said Philip
Utt. about midway between Charleston IN
and shsPherds:Ovn, sA Saturday LAs ga Of
Sspsspsbs1. 1897.
A variety Of Personal Property,
specified N said deed. anoaEst whieh are
THREE HORSES,
Three sets Of Wagon Gear,
One old Wagon, with Bed and stFsIehsrs
One bsrshear add two shovel PIoughs,
One Narrow "A Cow,
One Bed. Beds'sad. aud Bedding,
Five or sis iron Pots,
Two Dutch Oveps--tWo Pot Tracks
And ell other Kitehsn FuFniIsrs nov In
possession ~ SID UT
Sale 20 eOmm snss shout 10 o'clock, A. ~
Tsrms made hBovn on ths day of sale.
AUG. II. 1877.
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lS3.
RaKRkHp.

AZ whestlsnd. In this county. the residence
OF Mrs. Lucy L. Turner. on Thursdny the
a%th instant. BY the r. Rev. Bishop Meade.
'ns Nov. k'esAsp X MsAoe. Of chariottss-
sne, Va to Miss BAaaisrrs La, youngsss
Frederick county.
In Hsmpshirs county. Va. on the 2i., Au-
gust. BY the Rev. James Kerr, NJ. Are. J.,-
ssv. OF Loudoun county, Va 10 Miss san.
n. hees. daughter Of Moses Hoge, ESQ.
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NOTICE.

HNHosE that ara indebted to JOSEPH
Il RlDiNGS, Of Missouri. are hereby no
tined, that their claims are in my hands
Some OF said claims are now due, and II i.
expected that the same will be immediatei,
paid. The Notes given at his sale will be-
come due on tho LIST day Of October, 1t
which time prompt payment will be re-
CURED.
! give this early information, TO inform
mem that MIR. RIDIsos expects TO be IN this
county By that time, and IN order that they
may be prepared to meet ihem--as the mo
ney must come by that time. I am auiho.
rized TO collect them.
JOHN ?. SMITH.
smithfsld, Aug 10. Is37-7t
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virginia, TO wit;
NJ na'ss hoidea m the Clerks Of3es Of IN.
circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
esy Tor Jeherson eouaty, the hr,t Non.
day in August. 1897.
MARY Manning. sdminisirstrix OF Jacob m
Manning. deed, PLAsr,rr
william ID. North, Nathaniel q. North, Geo.
y North, Am 5. Mark. lydia X. Gibbs.
Benjsmin @. Thornton. B-.j. q. Thorn.
ton, Juo., Ann w. Thornton, Sarah X
Ihorntoo. Aathony Thornton, Sarah X.
Harper. ssmue! d. Harper, Thoma, J
North. and Richard Cruxsn and Amsli,
ma vile, heirs at law OF George North
Gee ,--snd Thompson =. Mason, admin.
strator Of The said George North, deed,
DEFENDANTS,
VNHE oefendaots, samuel D Harper Ga
IL ran X Harper, and Thompson r. Ma
500, not having entered their appearances.
and given security according 10 the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this court; and i,
appearing BY satisfactory evidence that thew
are not ibhsbitsnts OF this country, N 4, -.
dsrsd, That the said defendants do spo.ar
here on the hrst DAY Of the next term. and
sn'~er the bill OF the plaintiff; end that q
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in ChsrIestovn.
Tor t~o months succe,sivsly, and posted a,
the front door OF the courthouse in thu said
town Of chariestown.
Copy--Tes,s,
ROBERT T. BROWN, crk.
Aug 81. 1897.
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Public sale.
"IlLL be sold. 90 pubic ssie. 81 tie
w late Tes,isnee OF THJaAs Osaoess
dsesised, en- F'idsy rae sR day Of Ssyi,sabsr,
all She IDersOn0G Property
% she SAID dsesssed, consisting Of
Three drsaSht Horses.
Ten heed 81 horned Cattle.
FORTY 1--we hssd ~ sheep.
Seventeen head ~ fsusning tioEs,
Nine hssd u sioch iings,
tue brood SOW sd Pizs,
Aboat 80 Bushels Of Corn IN the crib,
Also. 81 ACRES OF CORN IA The
ground,
Whsst, Rye, snd Oats IN The stack,
Ab,Bt ~ tons II umoiby tisy,
Also, IS bsrsls q Flour ~ FaaFy sisuba
MIL, ION vhith hJur. q credit u - dsys
wii b. gissa
Eishi lhSusini Shingles,
A iot ~ Bssos,
FARMISo UrgNsILs Of svsry dsssrip-
tioh such ~
Wagons. -two bsrsAssr Pioughs.
Doubls sRA sfugis shovel Pioashs,
T~o tlsFFovS; = sst % 0ssrs f0f s horsss,
Oss Csst sd Cssrs,--oas Wheat gan,
HyussAoh 4 Kitchen Fsyniiuys,
Such 81. SEEDS. Bedding, sd Bsdslssds.
Oss s-day Ciotk, 0us corssf CsPnssFd
one Dssh. ore hurssu, tEo ssts - Windsof
Csaif,. thfss Wsinut Tables. sas WsVdFsha.
ons ten plais Stove aad PIPE Aiso. Kf,chsa
FufnHuFs. sueh - Burkeis. Tubs, Pots,
Ossas so Ksnlfs 80 = great seq asti.
siss toe ts1soss % @sniioa.
TsFas Fl asls.--rsslvs mentbs' credit
~il ~ Eivsa - 80 saas - hss dollars scd
upgsrsa, ~ giyiag bod ED approved ssss-
fify. Uadsg net saa, ne sssb sili ~ 70
gsirs4.
sale ~ esaasses early " ths asy. uhsa
Ass, -, feey y yws osayua, 49,
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~ Rulrs holden IL the CIeTs's Oasse Of IN. Cir.
sait SaPsFioT Coar Of Lsw Aad CAsas~ry Coy
5Sns'' %" sOas'y, he hrU MOadsy N August,
David Kspiinger. PLaIur1.
AGAINST
Henry Nicely. Dsbiei Csmsroa, Edmund I. Lee.
Jun, Robert Buraa and Josiah Roberto,
DGRgHBAHTS.
IN CHANCERY.
WE defendant. Henry Nicely, not having
enser~d BE appearances. sBd Eiven seearitV
seeortisng 10 the sst Of sss-ably asd the rules II
's's sooF't SOD appearing b. ssiisfsslory evil
'eaes that ~ v MT iahshits,s T this vo,,ot,y
~ - srdrrsd, That the ssid lslraisrs Do spp~sr
here IN the first LAY ~ the nest trrm sn,l sss Ger
he BIT 81 tss plsini'Gs sod tbst . copy 81 ,hiu
OrdsF ~ fovthsith inserted N some ssuspa,ssT
pasi'si-d ~ Charieaovn, Tor tvs Ts,.ths sas.
eessiStly. ahd posted u the front door ~ the
sosTt-hon,s IN iSe said tova Of C,srlss,ovn
Copy --Tssie
R0BERT r. BRoW.T. CLERK
Aug. 81 1887
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

Sisamboat Aeeident.-The Cineiu-
natl papers contain report that boil.
er OF TIE steamboat Dubuque collapsed.
on the morning Of the 18th, on the
Upper Mississippi. eight miles below
Bloomington, and oeeasioned the death
Of " deck passengers. two cooks, and
two hremen. aud probably others. No
ofheer Of the boat, nor cabin pAssen-
gers. inju.sd.-Bsh. Ameyiean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

.fnothsr ErpIoSion Reporfed-The
Cincinnati Post Of 18th says
II was currently reported this ar
ternoon at the landing. that the Quin-
ey had burst boiler just after leaving
st. Louis, and Scalded nine persons.
No farther particulars"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31
TRUST SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31

WILL tsks Bssoa 70 szshsses lsr CosAs
ii a ne nsrhst pTiss. \. J. MIi.lER
Ma hsvs fss ssis supply e FRESH
Anrss 80, tasY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-31


From AisSsaa.-ws have nothing
othcisI from this Stats in regard TO the
Congressiooa, eleetioa. The Mobile
Mercantile Advertiser OF the 2Ist.
says the election "bas no doubt result.
ed in the reelection OF the ave gen.
tlemen who composed the delegation
TO the lsss Congrcss-namely, Messr,.
Lyon. Lewis. Lswler. (whiss, ard
Me'srs. Chapman and Martin, ivan
Buren, men,"
For the Legislature Of tho State, %
counties bad elected thirty ave Wings
and twenty-nine Ven Buren, men,
fartle: will be about equally balanced;
but 1t - quite probable the Wings will
have small majority in both branches.
Ball. Caroa.