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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
Sporting FutrIItasnrr.
CENTRsJ roIrpSI

CESIR.jL COURSE R9CES.
Fourth Das.-Friday, Oct. 2O-Jockey
Club purse. SlOOO-four mile heats.
Col w. X. Johnson's b IN AtaIsnts. Eve
Iesrs old, by Industry, dam by Rstler,
--lU7 lbs. I,
John Z. Stevens eh { Fanny Wyatt, 4
years Old. by Sir Charles, dam by Sur
Hal-97 lbs. o
Col. J VI. Selden's eh n.ady CElden,
years old. BY suAseH, dam by Rat Nav
81 lbs. ,
James b. Ksndsll's b c Master Henry.
%year. old, oy Henry, dam b, Eclipse
-l00lo All.
Time--7m. SOS i'm. SIS.
THIS vas one of the best contested rne.,
which ever took place 10 this country, and
Dat Tor The two mishaPs which befei Lady
Ciiuden, (she was stopped al the end Of the
third mike, aud was more than Distance be.
hind when she got Cd again: tue saddle also
shPPed on the ~sthers during the race. J the
honor Of winning Il would have cost AtsIan-
to greater struggle than that she had TO
MAKE II che ~oS II at all.-Bah CGrsniels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
TRUST SALE.

virtue Of deed oI trus, executed n
ne the subscriber by Joseph T.. Russell.
and OF record 20 the Clerks Oflre Of ,hs
County Court Of Jefferson County, I will Of.
Ter ior sale, before Fuzslmmo.,'. t,o,.l
HarPer-frrrt. on Sa,Ddiy the "a Iay Of NJ
rs1ae<T "s<f- all tie INTEREST Of s.d Ru<-
cell ~ toe REAL ESTATE OF Jacob
AHs'adi' dee d, beng hi, late estate in an
undivided half Of i~o-thirJ. Of 2O2 sere, %
LAND, adjoining the lands Of jacob Moler,s
heirs aud 0ther>. Terms oC sale. rs.h
MA. Z. NokTHiN6TON,
Oct. -. 1897. r..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

NEW JERsET LEGsLArURE.-The
Legislature Of New Jersey met a,
Trenton on Tuesday. Aadrew Par.
son'' Esq. Of Passaic, ~as elected
wee President Of the Council and
Robert p. Homer, Of Somerset Secre.
i.'y. Dr. Lewis Coadit. Of Morris va,
elected Speaker Of the House Of AZ.
'eme'y. snd Ralph II. Shreeve, ESQ.
Of Trenton, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

DRovGHr.-The Richmond Enqui-
rer n the 2Oth alt. says. The drougb,
- almost unparalleled At this season Of
the year. We have had one or tao
showers, but not good rain since the
last OF August The earth il 50 drv
and Parcbed that IL is very difficult 10
plough y, 50 az 10 sou The wheai."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
Public Sale.

Rf sutaoril Of decree OF the County
- Court OF Jefferson. >utiov ., . Cour, of
Ihsncery Pronounced on the 22d day Of Au-
gust, 1897, ~ tie case Of J1hB X whus
azsirst sarah LiiEsG.th Williams. and
others, l~'ii ,eii, al public auction, o. HID
He'oias tA1 sLa Jay ~ -Nhrcs'bs, Sxf. ts,inx the
hrsi day OF the o-Nt tern OF III. Sup~riar
ourt.) IN front at the Court House Of said
county. all ttst beautiful farm }, ing on A..
sIsnshdoah '''sr IN the ssid county, kaow n
% "ke.eS frrr, tract" containing .b.,.t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

There are now engWrd on the Ches-
aPeake and Ohio Canal SIX thousand
labOrsrs. When the whole work J.
put under contract II 10 supposed the
number will be increased 70 IS, OUO. -
Their wszs' II 3 I p per day. and The
suu exPen ded per week viii be IO2. d.
500 dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
Just nrnrIvrn

ENHtS'i orstrs'. Grr40d Nut,, sd & .
duc q issrs, - ne pfue snd Chsmiea
store ~ a. NTRAfTu
Nv trJ5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
PHILADEPHIA RACES.

EUII.HUEFHIN KACFS.
OeroBEa 25, lS37.-Proprietorh purse.
$500, two mile heats
b. ksndaIi's br IN Black Bird, Syn
old, BY Arab, dam by Virgins, all
Gen lrVinsh gr { Patience. { years
OLD, oy Medley. dan by Sir solomon, 2 2 2
Cot se'den's cd c Red Rat, Jsars
Old. by SIR Charles, dam by SIR Hal, I ,
"il'ers br FRANKLY, G years old,
by John Richards, dam by Hiekory. a DIR.
Time. $50 $40 $50
oeT. % -ProPrietor's purse $500. three
mile heats, but two started Cot. WYNN,
Upton having proved lame, did not come 70
the post.
Cot Johnson's eh h Bo.ton, by limo
leon. dam b. FiorixeI, I year, old, 1
3 LAirdS eh Betssy Andrew, by
Andrew dsm BY Eclipse, 3Jrs old 9 2
Time, 55I-62
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

9th Rss Sc SIMPSON s,n t,-..s :.
80 Prss.3 t1snrlh % GN.tisss ~. =. So.
dsF 49, - ~ n'sicrA, An
NoF q 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

.3aofhey -NeU GRq.--MF. Closes. 81
ihis Borough. has Insenied q new gun.
ne peculiar virtue Of vhich e.. that by
the taroIng Of small uindla.s. tie
gun loads itself simultaneously uiih
rowder and ball. and j. ready Tor an
Immediate discharge .-..Hcr1oR Beacon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

ihe appropriation biil passed At theer.
ua session. provides the SUN ~ ,vr
hundred and forty eight thou and a.,
"unuf ,.i dollars, Tor the pay and mile.
age o. the members o. Congress. All.
most quarter %. uillI3n.
FOR stationery, flel. PRINTING ADD
.onungenei"s. ior the two house. e,gb,.
y thousand dollars.
f'st'y round sums 20 be p,iI n, CO..
"s'ing the pe ,ple" Of the f,b ,..,.i
" ,a.a' o. NE drP'die'. and givinr The,
hai'ond shin pissters in,,r,I - s.ii
~ IT, .'set Which they were psopsedi
~. % l'eop,e 'i'lk purses may Re ,bsown
a''as The gold i' ouly 70 Sc u.sJ =,
1890 1890 o. CoaEres' and other ofie,,l
iSAeh0nsnss.--R,csaoad WE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

The Globe has formally read the
Con,efvs'ives" Out u the Van Buren
ehureh--dsnouneed them as faction
i''--and horrible 70 tell. branded the
whole set a. Fsdsyoisfs' Only 20
think Of Rives and Tsllmadge and Gar.
iand' &e. &c. having lost caste. and now
oIo'ned TO be elassed among the Fede.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

The Wandering PIPER is playiag "a
Londoa Coz the benefit q tie poof
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMoRE NiARKEr

nHLIthOhE hAHkET,
tS' TIE ~'ek sadtay Friday srsAiag. Oct 81
CATTLE We quote ., before II Ss ss7
Lave Hogs eontinue 10 come IN freely. and .
further decline IN prices hs. TAKEN place -
We quote them 20 day 81 80, so Ss,7S
FLoI Hc,caya arssf I'VE quote Oh,
store price thr week ~ ~ so . 8, GA
which - slight saVsnrs on previous rate.
snail lots Of shoire brsses are oee.stonaiI,
,o'l 81 s7'S Tue sssoo price y general.
y $50, thoosh ~ some Instances s. SO
~, bern pad
SHhtN e. HAsai IS sls, q good 70 YER,
prime req, have ranged fr0.a a. 50ssi =
and 81 good 20 vsfJ prime whites stai IS a
81 ~ rer bH.hei
% - w trr has hesa steady throushsui
ms Sssk a. % - Genie. and ,siios .,
ab'h 81 40 rsni,
Rye Has dr-iined audi. ~ o.,at. "a.
t-t lt IS ~ rents.
Otii Are Noftt Dc - cents
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
TO TIE PTRLIr.

HVit subtfifrr fcsrsftfsily iaf1rus , =
ff'~sfs 80 thr ia.hite ss,t,t.iiy, ts.i b.
~ gros .ilri h,ars. " 81 srtisrif
.g6sY TLsA TX
- thsif sersassa1~sisft..a fi- sfii ~ REV g.
~ tsa~s % ssiri.a rfspaiy g. ~ saasa..s.s =
esfHirE parts. g. ssare f-slist th6s. slss-
20 60 trsssl A.. e. firiIs ell
NARTfN ROHtNxTfG
CbsFissiovr, Ncy 2 fssT -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
QDO9l 9A19a

- - - - - 9-1
nr virtss oi . deed Of trust. executed 10
NJ the subscriber o. EJssrJ Bssll. on The
Sih dsy OF fsb'uary. ls3S, AID E0w Of re-
cord IN the county court OF JsdSr>oa. to &c.
cure eerisin debt therein mentioasd,
shsf proceed 60 cell. 1T p.blic sue tioa. To
the highest bitJsr. for cash, en- Ssharday a,
i-sA " las sSaih. (.Ncvsabcr. before the door
OF f"Esi@so"s' hotel. al ttarpsr,-Fsrry, .
variety OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
tmn's"ns among other things. . CIoch,
bureau, TABLE,. Looking Glasses,
Bed, bed'Ie .s,, and Beddias, Chairs,
China snt Briiania Ware, with alusos,
every other s'pd Of Furniture NECESSITY for
boh,rsssp'ns Sale 10 take place a, Que
O'Clock, 4. u.
io>kPii L. RUSSELL. Tipass
". 2 is37
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
One Hundred e. sixty.Gvc
ACRES.

'"sFiLes nth he,-s' ferry. Ai,o snoILsr
Hset oi land. OF ~hiea "a, r,Ion Ks,e. died
"'Esd' 't'"g On The Blue H'Jre Nouatsia in
The 'a'a eou1ty. e5B,s,n,ns about
TWO HUNDRED md EIGHTY
NL.N,E .7CRE.y,
ABOUT one nile from the Shenandoah ,;,.,
adjoining lands Of Daniel Bedtox,r,, ,.,,.
And lands Of Peter DiioN The AI,x,na,,.
road passes through ihi. tIaet.
I"Hs-oua ittri % The Purchase money
:" h''d' and Tie ba''ncs IN two equll snnusi
'n'ta'taeG'N-ihs Purchaser To give bo.d
WIN approved security, snd TIE title 10 bs
te'''nsd as IGs1Lst sseur,i. Tor The deferred
pay meats.
J. 7. DtCGHEITY. Tuh.
aa4 SPECIAL {. Hassi,ss. ~.
sC-i am authorized To sa, that In, p.r.
chaser OF The ke!ss' Terry tact, can buy ON
accom- modstnE terms, q tract Of about
FIFTY ACRES, adjoining tie same.
Sept 81, Isa1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

I'iit sphscn' hls snisfsd into rseunia-
- obligations ehirb render q I'd s,.sn-
si'I7 ihsi ai' PERSONS EE4nisi - hons be has
scout of r. i1nx~r stsrdmg uau JanusFy
~ l75', should settle tbc ssus wuhoat a.
- W.. YATES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

AZ CbilIeothe Obio. on the 18th ul,.
wheat was selling At 9Ocents per bush.
el (a't one bali Of the plice nov paid
IN Baltimore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

he''des tnany OF $50. $40. $50, he. &c kA
Tickets Sio-ii.l'es s5-o,.,trr, 80 So
Cs'tss-'rs ct packages VI IS ~hsIe Lr,S,Io
ID d. IS half ,I,.. -
~ DO rs quarter DO S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

-f5'e7es of.H,ad-A va1oaef IA Yer,
mont intending to 60 10 market. lifted
h's horse INTO the wagon. and tackled
hinseif up N the traces tie did no,
discover his mistake hll he undertook
70 neigh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
school Commissioner.

MEETING 81 ne s.boul Cop,m,....
- era Of JeHsfsoa C"sri, ~ii De- he'd 10.
hariessosh. a. Frtdsi Ihe Srd 81 Na,.t.
Der nsti, Sgfse.bIy t. s.J nr1mcat ,ftl,
hoard The Fsomrt stlrrfs sts II ne s.sr,-
ttf' e earnestly Fsqirstsd. - ,hvrr ,,, b..
fcTa' matter, u import.ncs o. 30 tf4a.,rt
81, wh'rh ssnnpt BE- defe aiths.t. n.a. IA.
". 81 sssst, OF the r,ssaf..
WA FLJOD. - ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

CASH FOR NEGROES,
~c' 80 raFeha.s 90 NEGROES
from IN srrs ~ y, 80 ,t-,s. f,sr -steh
u'r hi'~' ii'frd tfirss 80 Ssh Ill b. sisYs -
P'r'H"' h.'fTg y go a. 81. ~,iI ssi,i, their
'"icr,H ~ c-Hi0- ,i,e s.s.cuh.- (ettrr,
ca See @ut.ptli sslt bc lH .HHf,ii, q es,i,d o.
W " No. GltiGGs
Ch.ll-,lovr. ~ 9. 1871 II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

y - NFtIfTI - FI1FH 70
fLp' 70 --P,',ss Is.ss ia.yf.,s.i s.s.-. g..
UAst-t - 's,.-i .rie, sfs.,t.
hsrfs ttets
L-rfT "A r~tts'
t'itAiN 81 ~ --t - ss,ts. Z. .t.. go b.. .t..
0ld, s. crutss t1.ts 50 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
RegimrnfaI Ordera.
Take NotieeI

1--WE unders'soed having eIossd his RlseL
: 'miih's shop. hereby nnt,hss al - r,on,
'ndF eted 70 h'n 80 thst line, 10 come fos.
"srd AND settle ihrir accounts, either n,
nsSiug PAYNE or Nv giving thrir notes =
The aee"nrts sre ie't 10 the h,nds Of Brvss.
~ W EsstE, VIM . fnNy sufhofissd u, .et.
lie them EDwtS q pScIv
Novsu,i~r Is7- II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
NN91WN.

iHISE Psrson. Sho we're pnrs hasers ~
hs 'als Of he late DR. B1isler. are ~
,or@sd ih't lheW u@tss becamc duo on "
ih OF ssP;s@hsr Last. AID that 49, A., .ir
rsy mSnt Oi the same . earu-sii, frqtr.teJ
oy ALEN n BprEtIR 40,
FoUutsiH Rack oct % I-s7 Z,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

Sosess 70, tie Govsrnnsaf snd Raes
for fAs People THE editor Of the TSs-
eumbis Albanian" having refused
70 take any thing but specie from the
POSTMASTER OF that place for advertising
,he Last OF Let'ers remaining in the
Post OMce. the Postmaster declined
publishing them at ell II While the go
venrmen,~ilirecieve nothing but specie
from ITS debtors. its officers insist upon
paying those 10 whom Il is indeb in
oank.no,es. The old maxim that go.
verments are instituted for the benefi
OF the governed" Is reversed-,he
people, II seems here. As well as in Eu-
rope. were born with saddles on their
backs. to be rode. booted and spurred
by their own agents-"their servanfs."
a. they are pleased. in an excess Of bu.
mili'y. sometimes to style themselvesl
Mr.. Bell. Of Tennessee, argued, in
has speech against the Sub Treasury
bull, that specie payments might be re-
stored IN sixty days. II the General Co
vernment would put itself upon . level
with the people and the State Govern
menis, aud would agree 10 use the on.
~ exls''rg currency, and, by so doing,
give ITS couutenance 10 the banks, and
relieve them from the constant terror
.ot government hostility. This nation
certainly presents the s,rancest spects-
Gle that ever was offered 20 the con,-m.
plaiion acknowledgements. based
upon the popular viii. vet divoreing
Itself from the people. and making de-
iih-rate war upon the credit and the
prosperity Of the counity-and large
portion. II not full mo,etv Of the peo-
pie themselves. cheering 1t on IT, il, Co.
tho crusade against the very elements
Of our national strength
iLsHeLbwg TSs,aian-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02

oUaHA fHHaF ~ krsNs So
ENDEB he suibott, o.. SEED .f,...
~ executed 10 ;ss .ua,~ritsr b., f-t.. B.
sir,dsr, ior I've uss Of Js,ob -i-i..r $50 b..
tor ~ jsmss Astr. gefsss.f fs.si fl %.
q March. 1886 ed dolls f,, t.tt %. .,
Cisrks nhiss ~ me COsats tI.fi ~ ts..
douo. n Deed book IT, hi,0 tI4 t,,rI
oasF ios ste. ~ re ~ ~ = .Nsf.r.-.-
asSi. sbo'H - 0'eiuet. " W Us pr,,.i....
10 tbs highsst BIDDER fOf cash. its
TtrS TFarfs 81 parcels Of Laissl
"a sad deed mss'ionsd. - h,el 10 b. ia,,iss
about too miles ffoai Hsfgsrs.FsfS, 80
sdJofn ths isnds of Iohn q onsfI sd rfssr,
Doe tract contains uPsaT5s o. o. Acre..
snd tbs ether up~sfss 81 "a Acres.
They gili b. soid tortttsr There o. o.. he
iand eonfsrsbis DWELLING g..
HOUSE sad other OF hsUsrs 49,
80 ns fsrhty cod confsa .en~s ie 50
msrsst reader n Fs.athts o.
tss nd saresss.sfy g, spssk u q a.srs 80.
ticuiafit. tttiaE % foS granlss u.st o. -
ee,ifoss ~ rssrtssisF siii wee - fssttsn
sslsss before ihs dsy q ssie sues u - -
o Sssisd ~ ne siH ts nsss iss gurchs 49,.
skssh y hslissrt - b. go
cspt Peter derry. fsss4ise rssf ~ lss4
iii sbov q q psFtoas giahHE ~ $50 q
y. LITIILruN. T~etss
Oct -. 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-02
The MOST sPiENUID YER,
$4,000 20, OOO-IO,OOO.
GRAND
consolidated LoSfery,

Class ~,
'ooe Vfs~n at Wilmington. D-l On Satarcs.
Nov 18Th. 1887
The native American., 1837-08-19
A NATIVE.
From The New England Farmer.

Weeds made usefuL--1f you happen to have on hand
toerabe growth of weeds, it may be worth the rou-
Bile to endeavor to convert them useful purpose
we would not advise you to spend time in saw
ing those lncumbrances than they worth; but per-
haps the pig weed, pursane, &c. of your garden will
make food for your store hogs, we'll worth attention.
Or, If 1t be more convenient, you may bury weeds
while yet esh in trenches between rows of cultivated
PLANTS or place them in heaps in some unoccupied
spot and cover them with so and you will soon have
La good compost. In snch case it may be well to sift
little quick lime the heaps of weeds and then
add good quantity of earth to mbibe the gases given
out by fermentation. A good husbandman permits as
few vegetable and animal substances as possible, to
decay or putrfy in the open air. but covers them with
earth, little quick lime if he has it, thus presery-
ing the health of himself and of his family, by the
same means by which he makes his ground fertile.
Hny-mnking. Make as much hay as possible in tho
early part OF the seasen as there is, at that time,
greater probability of your being favored with fair
weather. More rain falls an average in the latter
part of summer after the fourth Of july than before
IF the weather is unfavorable that hay cannot be
thoroughly cured the application of from four to eight
quarts of salt the is recommended In this way
liean be saved in geener state than otherwise and
the benefit derived from salt is many times its value.
Another good method OF saving green wet hay, is
that of mixing layers Of dry straw in the NOV or
stack Thus the strength of the grass is absorbed by
the straw aud the cattle will eagerly eat the
Water your plants with soapsuds-A gentleman as
sures that soapsuds is the best of all possible man
ure for cucumbers, water melons, &c., it only
causes them to grow with rapidity, but preserved
them from bugs, worms &c. You will. therefore,
direct your domescs to bear this important fact in
mind washing days, and preserve this valuable
manure in tubs, and other suitable receptaces and
apply it to your plants every evening, about sundown,
after has been exposed to the heat Of the during
the day. n
The native American., 1837-08-19
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

TERMS-Subcripons for year, $2 so in advance, or
S. 90 If paid the end of six months For six months,
81 so IN Advance. Advertisements inserted at the usual
rates. . II aWS{atf,ltt.s 33f#r r5s ssJea
Letters relative to Subscriptions and Advertise
ments are to be addressed to j. ELLIOT, Junior,
Printer and Publisher Of the Naive Amercan and all let
tiers relative the Literary and Political Departments,
to be directed, postage paid, H. j. BRENT, Editor
Those subscribers for year. who do give notice of their
wish to the paper discontinued at the end of their
year, will be presumed desiring its cnntnuapce until
countermanded and will accordingly be continued at the
option Of the publisher etAa lea rf- 'af
The native American., 1837-08-19

A LEES Lottery and Exchange Office, Doors
IN. east OF the National Hotel, Pennsylvana Avenue
where he keeps constantly hand fine selection Of Tick
let's all the Lotteries drawing under the man
Aage,nent Of ID. s. Gregory, < Co. '.' n
All orders promptly attended to.
aug 1876 @ 9 ta
The native American., 1837-08-19
-----------s'Canh he love the whole,
Who loves no partl He be nation's friend,
Who is in truth the friend of no man therc!.'

tits said that we cannot prevent emigrants from eros
sing the Canada lines and coming in locks to our ter
ritory, and therefore, it will do good watch the
seacoast, to make laws to prevent the landing Of
emigrants. Have we not custom-houses and officers
OF the revenue to prevent the smuggling of goods
across the line! Would it not be easier to guard men
than goods! Did we not stretch Gordon Of sanity
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, when we were appre
hensve of the approach of the cholera among usl And
cannot we extend one for greater evil! 1t is weak
ness to say cannot do this or that, when national
good requires action; can, and we must do it, and
the sooner we begn the better it will be for the Amer
lean people.
A NATIVE.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-12-20

A regntor meeiing If tie F,.bafe Caayi fr
81. Joseph County, heid q ~" Coan Uaate
in Ccntrepiiie on the 27ia dqy u Nor, le3D
III the mltter of Nippon The filing o. Pc
the estate of u titioa % VIM. b. Brown
Peer Allen. >Attorncy for VI ryin A.icn
executor of said csiat, for license to ALL mad
vey the real estate Of said deco isci situsl d ia
the counties of st. Joseph and { -. MIctign,
the personal property being insafici nj To pay
the Lcgacies bequcatlcd by sill dccc ~ ID. Or
dcrcd, tina, notice thcr,of he published il the
Constantine Republican, wsp per print ID in
Constantine, three weeks succ ,ssivey TO the end
tina. all PERSONS Interested may appear at the
Court House in Centravile, OIL the last Monday
of December next at ten o'clock, a. NJ, ana
show CAUSE if any they have why said license
should not b. granted CYRUS INGERSON,
3w75 Judge Of Probate.
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4 PFLICATION having been made to the un-
"A dersgned, Treasurer and Clerk Of st. 10.
scpa County, by the requisite number of resident
frecholders, in conformity with the provisions of
Gan act TO organize and regulate Banking Associ-
q ,niz, Bank, to be located in the Village Of
Whit, Pigeon, in the County Of st. Joseph, Stat,
of Michigan, by the name and style Of the Bank
of Whit, Pigeon, with capital stock of fifty
thousand dollars.
Notice is therefore hereby given. that the books
for subscription to tho capital stock Of said bank
will b, opened at the Hotel of ID. Howell in said
village on the 9Th day of Jnuary next, accord
ing to law. ALEXANDER v. SILL, Treas'r'
:. w. TRuEsDELL, Clerk.
Centreville, December s. 1887.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. having

MORTGAGE ALE.-Defauth having
I'VE been made in the payment of a certain sum
of money, 10 be paid by Indenturc of Mortgage,
bearing date the twentieth day of September, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty six, executed by Ahira Brooks, jr., of
st. Joseph county, state of Michigan, TO John
Harrison, of the county and state aforesaid, of all
that certain piec, or parcel of land. situate in the
county of st. Joseph and State of Michigan, and
described as follows The east half of the south
cast quarter of soc. three in Township cight, south
of range ten west, containing eighty acres be the
same more or less, which said Mortgage was re-
corded in the Registers Office in the said county
of st. Joseph on the 2lst day Of September, A.
ID. 1886, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, in mortgage book
letter B., pages 50, 90, 81. The amount Of prin.
cipa and interest claimed to be due on said mort.
gag, at tho date of this notice, being the sum of
three hundred and two dollars, and four cents.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that by virtue
of power of sal, in said mortgage contained,
and in pursuance Of the statute in such cases
made and provided, said mortgaged premises will
be sold at public auction in the village Of Centre.
ville in said county of st. Joseph at the door of
the court house in said village, on the 10th day
of March nett ensuing the date hereof, at one
o'clock, p. nj. JOHN HARRISON,
Dated Dec. 6. 1887. Mortgage.
McGAFFEY g. JOHNSON, Ats. l2w75
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A PUBLICATION having been made to
"A the undersigned, Treasurer, and Clerk of
st. Joseph county, by the requisite number Of
resident frecholdcrs, in conformity with the pro-
visions of "An act to org iniz, and regulaf Bank
ing Associations" to enable them and their asso
cites to org lniz, Blnk 20 b, located at near
the lns bstweon the villages of Lockport and
Thr,o Rivers in the county of st. Joseph, and
stitc of Michigan, by thu mans and style Of tho
L,ckport and Tire, Rivers Bunk with cap
it'll stock of Onc Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Notice isth,reforc hereby given, that tn, books
for subscription TO the capital stock of said Bank
will b, opened ut the house now occupied by 5.
ID. Blown in tho village of Lockport in said
county, on tho third dry OF January next en-
suing tho d,te hereof, and b, held open for four
days successfully according to law.
ALEXANDER V. SILL, Treasurer.
s. w. TRUESDELL, Clerk.
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UDY the unanimous vote of the Stockholders
ND in the st. Joseph County Bank the second
instalmont of ten per cent is required to BE- paid
i'm on Thursday the 2lst day of December next.
and the third nstclmcnt of ten per cant. on Fri
day the 22l of December next, at the hous, of
Alexander V. Sill, Ccntreville.
w. +. BOARDMAN, Treasurer.
Nov -. 1887. AVIS
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NJOTICE.-Whcr,as Eliza Ann Woods,
~ my wife did Oh al, 18th inst, leave my bed
an hoard without prov oc,tio1, l therefore for
bid all persons from harboring or trusting her ON
my account as shall pay no d,bts of her con.
,rscting after this date JAMES WOODS.
E.lv,rdshurg. Nov. 30. 1897 3w75x