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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
TRUsr sAI.H or
A.a.VD - RERSON.aK
PROPERTY.

~ virtue OF deed Of trust, executed 10
- the subscribers by ChsrI.. s,.,I.s "
bearing date October Goth, 1885. for tbs b.
nen' OF samuel Csmsroo Vim Butler ard
osnsrs' now on record In the County Cour,
OF fnsder'ek. We will proceed To sell. on IN.
pe""ss. e~ "Wednesday lAs 22i Y.Sr~.y,
ss.t0 THU FARM on wh,eh IN.
e Sns'ss Butler nov resides, in CLARKE
county, containing about a3O scrs.. IN . I'm,
sn's OF cultivation, and we'll i'm proved ~ i'm
meat ana wsll-hnished two-,tory DvelIi,x
nosS, large kitehea and Store Room NJ.
.sehsd. stone Meat House, lee House. and
nskro House. Also, . large aud roomy
s"n staoiing attached, . large and
attsched-snd = 6ns thri,ipr ,ouns n,sn.s.
Of choice Fruit.
'sh'. at As 'a~s a~s ..I place.
AL mis- Personal Property,
COMMITTING OF
Several valuable NEGROES.
household Furniture, which /, nearly all
new aud Of the beat quality, cons stinK Of
red, aud Bedding, Side board, Bureau,
so'es, Ch.ir>,i hrst-rste eisht-d.y Clock,
CsrPetins, MsnteI Glasses,
hnd-irons, shovshs and Tonxs,
handsouie set Of Tea aud Dining War.
Aud humber Of articles too numsrou, to
mention. Also, his
Entire STOCK,
cossisriso or
Eight valuable lior,es, Cows.
sheep, aud about 90 hes nd Of Hogs. 40.
Also all The Farming Ulsnsils, such %
wagons, Pioushs, Harro~s. &c. sc.
The terms Of the sale Of the land - in be
msus known on the day Of sale. A credit
" SIX months Nil be given on the per,o-sI
property. BY the purchaser giving ,ati,f,c.
Tory security. The sale OF the above pro-
perry viii eontirue from day TO day until m
% soid. THOMAS HlTE,
SAMUEL MATHEWS,
'- - 1870 T,.sirss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
CONGRESS-.


.Niehigan.-On Wednesday last the
bill for the admission Of Michigan into
the Union. passed the house OF repre-
senisiives. and on the following day
received the sanction Of the Pre- sidenl.
add became law Of the land On the
same cay Messrs. Lyon and Norvell
the Senators, and Mr.. Crary. the Re
preventative Of the new State. took the
oaihs Of Office and their seat. IN the re- .
sPeetive houses. The Union now
comPnses fsOeaiy.sir states. precisely
double the number on the Declaration
Of our Independence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
Ch~nNsSJ D~sk~s 90 Cs-ssy Co.r,.

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Scr.
January Tern. le37, Of she Count, Court.
that notice be given thst IN.
Cour, viii take up the Chsnesry
Docket 81 the osxI Term
eoPy-TsslsI
Jan. 70. 1897. M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
Cidrk's Old Essabffshcd
LUCKY OTTTCn

LUCKY OFFICE,
-. W. Corner Of baltimore and Jal.e., s,r,.,.
tCnder the Mu>eum,)
Ware h.re been sold. Pyix,sy pr,,.,u
TEeS'!' IA Dollars. -NiIiions
Of -Niii,onsi
BALTIMORE CITY, MD.
oilCE-Any person or n, ron, thru.
Nv, he Union, who usy desire TO try
."ei' 'uos' eiiher IN the Mary land State Lot
'eries, or IN the authorized Iott.,,.. of
other States, some one OF which ,r. -.
daiIy, Tickets from ONE to TEN DoIIhRs
shares IN proportion. are re.pectfuII, re-
guessed 10 forward their order, n, n.l
NPoN Pa'd) or Otherwise enc losing C.,u a,
rAiAa ihsktr., which will be thankful, re-
ee'.d aud executed by return mail .dh
'"e same prompt attention ~ n on per,on,i
application. and the result given ~h.n >.
que,'ed' immedisiei, after the drawipr.
Please addres.
=. 49, JOHN CLARK.
y. w Corner Of D.l,Imor. .nt C.i,.,, S..
Nav 10, isa6.
JEFFERSON COUNTY. Scr
January Term, 1897. CT the Count, Court,
Joseph Harley, PlM.r,,
AGAINST
r.. II
nhnd siephen,on and Philippa bi, wif.
MAth = suider, Augustus Stridcr, Jane.
rover Pulaski Power, Mary tiunt.bur,
Henry shsaner, Henry S. shafiL.r. T.li..
ZERO shahner, VIM. W. Green and Ann
Amelia his wife, DrT,xp,.,.
IN CHANCERY
AiE defendants, LhEabcth Strider. Ma.
- RIA Strider. Augustus Siridsr. jane,
Power. Pulaski Power, Mary Uuot,bur,
hshry shanner. Henry $. Shatfner, Tsli.f,1.
70 shshner, WIN. W. Green and Ann Am.Ii.
h'' vile. not having entered their Epp.ar.ue,
.nd gwen s-eurJ according to ,l.,. .ci 81 mo-,
~! snu me rlrs 81 this court: and II appearing
os s"''.i.siory evidence that Ibey arc M, ,nh..
sn" oi this eou"iry: IL 10 ordSrsd That the I'D
u' 's"us"', do sPpc-r here th- first de, IL
ne "eu hpril term Il tia Court, and snl.sr
The Gill VI tie pl-iutiH; ard that . COZ, of -,
oraer be iot,h~''h inserted IN some nc - ,p.per
puIh'hed "a ti'o county Of ia, r.o, Tor n.oniLs
'ueer,s''ely. aud posted st the front door of tla
eouit-h0uss OF this county
A COpy-Tcue,
January 10. 1887
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

>. X.
VtrStNt0 State Lorferv.
NOR the benefit Of IN. Monon,.l;. -
II deny, Clas, No. 2. for Isa7 II =.
1917. e''uafy'
srtEspiD CAPITALS:
$50, OO0-SS. OOO-S5. OOO-.S1 ooo
81. OOO-2, 5OO-S2. 600
SI,3OO-sli1s
10 Prizes Of $1,000
~ 70 roo
~ 90. 200
10 6Uo
I"Es" eio-haivss eS-quarisrs 80 so.
Ssrhnesiss Of PACKAGE OF IS . hole ticket,
ei3o-Paekagea Of hall tickets t6s-nscr.
ages OF quarter tickets A32 so
Virginia State Lottery.
SoR Endo~ing the Lss,burs Ae.d.m,
II and for other purposes -cI.,, No
Tor le37-To be drawn NJ AIexandr;. ".
February ls. 1857.
eRAHp CAPITAL rRizs..
$50. O00-$l5. OOO-SiU. 600. xs nm
$2,0SO-
500 Prizes Of $1,000 each.
% % rf'I.' OF $500
CO 90 800
% 40 200
&c. &c. ke
Tickets sl0-halVes S5-quader, "a so
Csrtiheatss OF packages Of IS Who'll. ,;cL.
eo SlJO-PackHges Of rs half ticket, d.
packages Of 70 quarter tickets A32 SO.
Virginia State LOTTERY
NOR the benefit Of the Mechanical Re-.
u Violent Society Of Norfolk No
=, Tor ls37-To DO drawn AZ AI.,ana,,s
W., February IS. 1887.
SPLEEpiD PhIzRs:
$50, OOO-$lO. OOO-$6 .OOO--. 81 oco
S4.OO0-S2. 500 So, 900
- FnrS' OF $1,000
90 500
&c. SC. SC.
Tickets 1lo-hsIvss SS-qusrtsr. A. so.
Certificates Of packages Of IS Who'll. Itch.
els tl5O-PaeksgeS Of IS half ticker, az
packages OF IS quarter tickets 500 so
@For Tickets aud Shares or c.r,i6.
Gates OF Packages 10 the above spIsnd,J
Schemes, sddrsss
ID. S. GREGORY & CO, .Msaar.,.
(sueesssors TO Yates h M'Intyre.)
By Orders from Distance pronntI, -.
snoso TO- add the drawing Ssni rs soon a.
February 9. 1897.
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eEs" sio-haiVss eS-quar,srs 80 so.
Serihesiss Of packages OF IS hole ticket,
ti9o-Paekagea Of half tickets ks5-psck.
ages OF quarter tickets 132 so
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

~ w Norner of baltimore and Calvert Strra,.
tcnder the Mu-eum.)
Ware h.re been sold. Price p,I.,,y
Hi<eS'!! IN Doikus, .niILions
Of -N,ihonsl
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Virginia State LOTTERY.

<Non Endo~ing the Lsssburs Academy.
u snd Tor other purposes -cIs.. No. 3
tor ie51-To be drawn 81 Alexandria v.
February ls, 1887. w.
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t>oR the benefit Of the Mononr.li. Ae,-
deny Class No. Q. for Is37.-To b.
1sswn at Alexandra, Va Iilh Febru,I,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

The select committee appointed un
der the resolution Of Mr.. Wise, 70
enquiring into the condition Of the ex
ecu''ve departments OF the Govern
ment. consists Of sIH Van Buren,, an,
three opposition members. A fin,
prospect. truly. for thorough exami
nation and nh impartial report, in refer
ence TO these departments,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
srtksDip CAPITALS

~ ooOCSs. OO0-S5. OOO--$4.Ooo
$4,000, oOO-S2. 600
81 .0OO-SIdfo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02

'@te' sio-haiVes S5-quarter, 50 so
Csr.hea,ss OF packages Of IS whole tick.
eo Sl3O-PackHges Of rs half ticket, d.
packages OF rs quarter ticket, t32 so.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-02
BALTIMORE CITY. MD.

JEFFERSON COUNTY. Ser
January Term, 1897, CT the County Court,
Joseph Harley, PInsu,,
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-20
THE REAL ESTATE BANK.

ATOTICE is hereby gyen that, agreeable to the ptd
 V visions of the Charter the ssREAL ESTATE BANK bT THE SrzTE ARKANSAS Books ofSubscription for the capital stock of said Bank to the amount of iso n lions hundred and y housana dollars, divided into shares of one hundred dolta,s each will be opened, e first Honday of arch ner and kept open, from day to day. for the of forty days, at the following places and under the direction of the Superntendents hereafter named, viz
 Atthe City of Little Rock, under the superintendenee of James De Baum, Edward Cross, and John McLani
 At Fayetteville, in Washington county, under the perintcndence of Lodowick Brode, William T. Larre rore, and Willis s. Wallace;
 At Batesville, in Independence county, under thessu psrintendence of John Rnggod Lawson Henderson, and J.H. Egner
 At HeIeha in Phillips county, under the superinten- dence of James H. Mckenzie, George ". Ferebee ahd Henry L. Biscoe
 At Columbia in Chicot County, under the superinten- dence of B. l.. Miles, A. V. Booker and Peter Hanger and
 At Washington, Iempstead county, under the super intendence of Daniel T. Witter, Ephraim Myrck, and Allen M. Oakley.
 Liale Rock, Dec 6, 1s36.-3612t.
 The publishers of the Journal, Helena, and .4dvo cale and 7es Little Rock, will insert the foregoing advertisement until the 1st day of March next and send their for the same to the Gazette oee for col lection.-Arkansas Gazette.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-20
From the Essex Gazette. T HE FROST SPIRIT.

 lie comes-he comes-the Frost Spirit comes! you may On the naked woods and the blasted fields and the brown hills withered brow. lie has smten the leaves of the gray old trees, where their pleasant green came forth, And the winds which follow wherever he goes have sha ken them down to earth He comes-he comes-the Frost Spirit comes. from the frozen Labrador, From the icy bridge of the Northern seas which tho White bear wanders o'er Where the shermans sail is stiff with ice and the luck less forms below, h the sunless cold of the atmosphere into icy statues grow. He comes-he comes-tne Frost Spirit comes. on the rushing northern blast, And the dark Norwegian pines have bowed his fearful breath went past With unscorched wing he has hurried on where the fires of Heca glow On the darky beautiful sky above and the ancient be- low. He comes-he comes-the Frost Spirit comes! and the quiet lake shall feel The torpid touch of his glazing breath, and ring the skaters heel; And the streams which danced on the broken rocks sang to the leaning grass, Shall again their winter chain, and in mournful si- lence pass. He comes-he comes-the Frost Spirit comes! let us meet him as we may, And turn with the light of the paror fire his evil power away; And gather closer the circle round when that fire light dances high, And laugh the shrek of the baed Fiend as his sound ing wing goes by! J. G. w.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-20
LITTLE ROCK, lAREX.) JANUAsY 2o 1887.
VOL. VIII.

This Paper published every Friday, at THREE DOL LARS per annuih payable ill advaneeor FOUR DOLLARS at the end of the year.
 No subscriber will be considered paying i'll advance, unless payment be made previous the receipt othe se cond number.
 No paper will be discontinued (except at the dlscre- ton of the Editor until all arearages have been pald
 Letters addressed to the Editor must be post-pald Or they will not be attended to. >s de first insertion, DoLIAR--each continuance riF TT CENTS.
 Advertisements which exceed one square by two lines will be charged as tpo squares
 0s-Adyertisements of personal altercatlon Will mra- yiabiy be charged at DOUBLE the foregoing rates.
 When the advertisements of any person advertising bv the year exceed ia any number, ONE FOURTH of s column, the excess will be charged at the common rates. aa
 All advertisements sent to this office for publication without the number Of insertions being specied will be continued until forbid, and charged accordingly.
 Persons who commence advertising by the year, will he expected to continue at least six months they will be charged at the ordinary rates of advertising.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-20
JACK EAsY's TRIANGULAR DUEL.

JACK EASY'S TRIANGULAR DUEL. selection from Captain Marryatt's new novel "Mr.
 Midshpman Easy" showing how MT. Biggs
 got "a bullet lodged in his ihorax" and how the
 Boatswain lost two of his grinders and quid of to-
 bacco, at single dscharge--the whole desnonstra-
 ting the soundness of thesis advanced by the well
 known philosopher, Samuel Patch, that ssome things
 can be done as we'll as others"
 'It is my peculiar hopnion," said MT. Eashupp, the pursers steward, evening lie was walking tho dogwatches with Biggs, the boatswair,, while Jack Easy sat on the forecase. tits my peculiar hopin- ion that gentleman should behave as gentleman, and that if gentleman profess hopnions of equality, and such liberal sentiments that he Is bound gen teman to hact up to them"
 "Vefy true' replied the boatswain "he is bound to act Up to them: and not because person, who was a gentleman as well as himself happens not to be on the quarter deck, to insult him because he only has Mofessed opinions like his own
 Hereupon. Mr. Riggs struck his rattan against the funnel, and looked at Jack.
 "fes," continued the pursers steward, 'l shall like to see the fellow who would have done on shore however, the time will come when I can again pull hon my plain coat, and the insult shall be washed out m blood, Mr. Biggs.n
 "And Ill be cursed if don't some day teach les son to the blackguard who stole my rossers."
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-20
A CHALLENGE.

TTNE undersigned propose the following match j. es, over the Batesyilie course, viz: On the first Wednesday in May, b. g. Capt. Boone, by Mormon, years old mile heats, $f000 side, half forfeit.
 On the first Thursday in May, C. Independence, by Tom Fletcher years old, 2 mile heats 5000 side, half forfeit.
 On the first Friday in May, b. f. Charline, by Pacific, 3years old, mile heats, $l000 side, half forfeit The matches to be closed or before the first day of March 1s37 and the foreits deposited with Joseph II. Egner, Esq. of Batesville. This challenge not confined to the State of Arkan sas-and though the named small, we promise ''lots' of by-betting.
 C. r. NJ. HOLLAND,
 THOMAS T. TUNSTALL. Little Rock, Nov. 29, 1s36.-35-tlstFeb
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-20
5. DE BAUN & co.

 A RE constantly receiving additions to their kx stock of Goods on hand They have received from New Orleans, per the Neosho, dog. Thibet wool shawls l s' 6-4 plaid dos piece fg'd Circassian l s Salisbury flannel l " red linsey pairs super red blankets doz. gents ilrred gloves ss misses worsted hose ( wool socks ( ladies' sewed c. g. shoes < childrens begged do.
 Groceries; box lemons [, bitters < Havana preserves - t table salt keg black pepper . boxes bunch rasins f1 sperm candles soap 1 s' starch l codfsh Kegs Goshen butter barrels prime brown sugar
 SaddIcrys Plain and Spanish saddles Russet and black brides Martingales and saddobags CirciDgles and girhs
 Hardware. Best spring and plain percussion caps l bag horseshoe nails corn mills, with wheels 100 lbs American blistered steel Dec. 5, 1886.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-20
From the Boston Pearl.

LOFT IN THE STILLY NIGRT.n DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO F**$* Aas: c****
 ''To sleep, perchance to dream Az, there's the seratch!"
 Oft in the silly night, Ere slumber's chain has bound me, : I've felt the bloody bite Of swarming bugs around me. The oaths ard grewls, and bootess acowls, The scratches unavailing, The lamp that shone, now ditnmed and gone, As in the dark Pm wailng.
 Thus in the stiliy night, S1c.
 When 1 remember all The bugs once linked together,
 Eve seen around me fall, When touched with poison feather, feel like one who lies alone, In darkened tormsnts kicking, Yet with a light and feather might His foes lay on the ticking.
 Thus in the stilly night, Ssc.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-20
CALM AT SEA.
 BY PERCIvAL.

The night is clear,
 The sky is fair, The wave is resting on the ocean,
 And far and near
 The silent air Just lifts the flags with faintest motion. There is no gale
 To lift the sail No wind to heave the curling pillow: The streamers droop
 And trembling stoop, Like boughs that crown tie weeping willow. From off the shore
 Is heard the roar Of waves Tn sottest motion rolling The twlnkling stars
 And whispering airs Are all at peace the heart controlling. The moon is bright
 Her ring of light In silver pales the blue of heaven,
 Or tints with gold,
 Where lightly rolled, Like heecy snow, the rack is driven. How calm and clear
 The silent air! How smooth and still the silent ocean1 While stars abeve
 Seem lamps of love, To light the temple of deyoton
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-20
WILLIAMSON $. o-DElA.M, ATTORNEY & coUNSELLCR AT LAW

HAVING permanently located himself in Fayette- NJ vile, Washington county, Ark, will regularly att tend the courts of the fourth judicial circuit, composed of the counties of Marion Carroll, Madison, Benton, Washington and Crawford. Business entrusted to him Will be promptly and diligently attended to.
 Ketor to CAMPBELL & FLETcnER, Nashville.
 Hon. N. GREEN, Winchester T..
 Col. 5. AnAsrs, Pontotoc, Nj.
 Dec. 3o, 1sae.-39-ly
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-20

''Yas all your money right, Ar. Biggs?n enqured the purser's steward:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-16

Al Harpsrs-Fsrry. "a Thsr.dsy i.st. BIZ ths
ksv. T. w. Simpson. Me- Jsar a. Coerss,,
70 has EssAsArn "a. Gsiees, dauxhtsr oI
s'r, Thomas Gr'ggs, all Of this county.
% "wednesday morning the i,t instant. q,
the EPneopsl Church, by the Rev. c. e. TaI,.
isro' HAksisos Wars, Esq. 10 Ai., s....
Holland hAnHsos. daughter Of Or. john :
Harrison, all Of Msrtin.burx.
AZ Richmond, On the lat in.,sn, nv An.
hev. Bishop Moore, R,enAs al D. H.x,,I E,o
10 Mis-, OeIArIA gssixsox, dsuyht.r II Iohs
'too'nson. Esq.. alt OF that city.
oa The 9Th instant. BY the Rev. Mm. q
keh, CHAsLss ELtkrr, Jr., ESQ. Pri,c,..
Engineer Of the james River and K.n,~h,
Company. TO Miss ELvisA. daughter Of Iud,,
"m. Daniel. of Lybehburu
TN the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Mel Lam
"osrsr iiAsrsa wiLLiAAsos, Of Wood co,,n
" Virginia, 10 MAr,LpA. daughter of IA,
late Charles Glover, Esq Of Warrington l.ily
~ 6ermanto~n. on the 2iih Octoher n,
The Rev. MIR Rodney. Jons A. BAas,, I,
hDtlnrs CHAsDos, daughter Of the late An
'hony thar,ion, Esq
%! I'M, eonnrx'on he becomes the brother
."-iA" VI hrs own son. aud uncle and xrppd
's'her 10 his own sons children, and she h,
comes aunt and grandmother 10 her ,j,,.r,
eh"dfen' aud moiher-in-lsw 10 her sister.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-16
Nov. 0, 1885,
Admlimistralor.s SaIe-


"HL.bs offered. ct public sale. on Thur
day the 23d iasta-li, at The late rvsidsos.
OF Jesse " Moore. deed. - miles West OF
Hhrpers Ferry, and - miles from Hsl,ovn
in part. Of
Five head Of Work Homes,
] Sisll'on, ] Colt yesrs old neXt so,in,
10 head of Cattle, IS head Of Hos.
" head IL sheep, (psrt ssHoo
One Wagon. PlouEh,, HaTrows
wagon aud Plough Gears, I Wind Mil
Also. household \ Kitchen Fufa iInre con
'st'ng Ia part. ~ Beds and Bedding.
A''". stout 80 barrels of Corn.
100 bushels Potstoes, some NhsAth r..
~ acres Of Wht al 10 the ground.
% acres Of Rye N the ground.
Between goo and 400 bu,hsl, az o.t.
One 10; ~ Timothy Hay,
Two ricks Of Glover Hay,
Some B1ekwhcst-lSI ba wsoI
One set Of BiacksmIth's Tools.
with mAny other sfIieIss too tedious 10
mention
TERNs.--A credit 81 nine months viii b.,
gVen on ell sums Of s. and upwards. N.
purchaser TO give bond aud approved ,seut,
v rash Tor ell sums under FIVE dollars No
property 20 be removed, uLtI Ihs terms b,
complied 9Th.
Sale 10 commence ., . O'Clock
THOMAS BOTHER.
Wv . 1871 .3isiaiirafgT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-16
DIED.,

Al u'rpers-Ferry. IN the 9Th Ios, C..o.
tnr T.. SNtrm. daughter Of Ms. Jo..cb
SMITH OF uarPers-Fsrry, aged 4 year. soc 3
dAy..
his 'ehder plant Just rsfed IL, head
And then drooped amor z the dead.
Dead did sayi We trust II live,
Aud aorri.hes where Jesus il.
Tor bud, OF grace we're seen in Thea
To hear tic word aud b.nd Tho kn-.
And give God lhsuk>: such work, of Iov.
Pro'r that these buds arc flower, abo,, -,
Al tho residence Of hi, brother. Leonard Y.
JAWS on saturday last. Mr.. WILLIAM X. DA.
vas, IN Tie Goth year Of his age.
~ alexandra, on the 9Th instant, wnli.n
7: wALros, ~ the 18th year Of bi. age, son
Of the late Rev. Wm. e.. Walton. fe,ns,,,
r's'"r Of The PresbyteriAn Church ia Charles.
Town.
10 Bslumore, on tho 81 inst, Rieu.,n
sToeKTos-Of tho fra, Of stockton q s,,L..1
IA the 5OIh year of his age.
u ~ with sincere aud heartfelt rexn., III,
We learn that our former feIiow-ciIrx.n Dr
THOMAS DAVIS, has fallen q victim 10 th.,
icou'ge OF the SOuih-the Yellow Fever ur
u'ed AZ Na'eh'r, hississippi, on the 9th OF
October. "
Or. ID Wasa native Of Kentucky, but wa,
ior many years citizen Of this town, where
n"''sorou' 'n'siiect, geutlemanly de pertinent
snn s'ndne.s, gained HIM the respect and
friendship Of all Who had the pleasure Of hi,
a''"al"'.nee' Tie formerly represented the
county Of Berkeley in the House of DELEGATE,
OF virginia. To has left On aiieeiiona,. " ,fr
ana large circle OF friends aud cq,,aiotane.,
10 mourn hiss loss l-NartinsburE Ga.eti..
AZ IA, residence. on "Wednesday 9Th inst
IN The 6tth year Of his age. SAMUEL w,n.,Ir
native OF Maryland. aud for nearly ,went,
years a resident Of Washington City.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-16

s1~sals of bloodsd FhIsy 90 Mondsy Ds1t
81 NE Court House.
tS-ssls q land, By Henry Bsdingsr, Trus.
''s' - he coar' House, On Wednesday, neSt
D-sals Of psrsooai property. 81 Mr.
Aa'h Cls"as, today. tThoFsssy)
- Safe ofFurntaFs, &c By ?. Fioo5
'f''' The cour' House. % Monday nsal
ONssis o. great variety Of psrsoosI pro
pes'J' "sas he oid Furnace. By Thoma.
Bo'slsF, Adn'r, o. Tbur.dsy ssSt ga ;o.,
s5@sa's q Furniture. As. By Joseph /
Hu''a''' Tfussss, At IiarpsrrFsrry, 90 sass,.
Ssy nsAL
ePsss s9vsrihsosuls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-16
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VIZ ondsrsiFhsd " ~ cell, 81 public sale
~ naetfry Ne ga iAsss.i. 81 her y,,i
denes four aiiies south Of bephsrdsto.n
the foilosing PROPERTY
Too Horses, tso Co.'s. ~ Hogs. Il Of
shleh ars fst.
ore wsgon snd Gear, one Csfrysn,
One CsrTtags and farFnsss.
Also. variety Of t8ssshoid asd Kitsbss
Furniture
Tern II credit 81 piBs moaths siil b.
givsa 90 80 sums 81 IS sd spssrds. les.
sePuag ne fst boas. shieh istii be cold fas
cash By ne purchaser giving bond sd %.
proved ssruTHf FeF 80 suas undef IS The
esah Eili ~ ssquirsd. No property % b
rsaovsd 1nth re terms o. sais ~ coaplisd
sth. sale - eommsEcs early ~ ne daY,
RuTH GLENN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-16

FLoUR avn GR.lLV-Fin. line, r.,
ne Fsf0'er' Il oil b. zen ~ aus repa,t "a
We tnaftets th-t Considerable rIss has ia .t
p'ses ~ ihe pfies ~ hrssdguFs ~ ~ irssfit,.
l'on' ~i'h'n ~ pee vstk and tisi Prime Whsatu
~ anv rnrih Tuo hotLAass butitsi. end other
qualities sad rrssns 80 e eosrgspra.ituv b,,t
"'e'a- Thee affaneed pftces sfs ostsr. IA
course. % steri suppiy b. the - board rnsrk,
ANd psfuY 20 partial fsiiuru e errus boz eeftste
.st'iofs ~ eoantfy ~ tie - bosrd, u.d % 10.
80 l'''2 eon''n"ea d'y srsthrF ia 6ih,r s,ettuas
shieh prevented thc nia,,uf.efusr a. the 800.
'''o hnur. 80 tie usnsi f.ciiity ssd fronnf
=. meet iiss tialardtsis asfnand ~ sna,un,t, "a
Ser ssssnn ~ seafcrg itisnst a. 80 tt-,,
ih-i s'ish prices - srs eivea 81 brss si,,I.
ssH soHv"nf, vis-a Tine thsii hsss slsps,d far
- s'f,.i,ssiion ~ TIE isst saF's proart o. ilsr
dsusstsdl bui ihs prizes srs nos hisb stb !.
fa-ftei tsRding upvsr,lA 1t ihs Fsrmsrs
ihsrsfars. agiks sale fhs ispa is 10. - -
fspa' - ussa See Priosa-- Be-. -