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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01

The whole Of the foregoing property
will be sold, or so much thereof as may
be necessary 30 pay off the note mention.
ed in the said deed, for Two thousand
Dollars, with interest since the first of
January last.
Such title will be conveyed to the pur.
chaser as is yes'd in me by said deed
n. E. RlVES, Trustee.
Eah O0-7S Ot ~ ROl
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
Marshal Sale.
Churchill, Southmayd, q Co.,
vs. ais Fl ia
Conklin a. Moore.

/ Sohkiiu " HUUIS,
| ReiWndble TO tie United States Circuit
| Court, to My term, 1871.
| ESE Y virtue of the above stated asi
MD ia to me directed from The Hon.
orable United States Circuit CourItr
the Southern District Of Mississippi
will expose to public sale to The bshal
bidder for cash, at the Court House dou
in the town of Lexington, Holmeseoaaly,
Mississippi, on the
First Monday of Nay neat
all the right, title, interest and clala,@
defendants Conklin and Moore, may haR
in and to the following described laa
or parcels Of land, TO wit: line nofa
halt Of section number twenty louf, ah
the south halr of section number lhF'se9,
north west quarter section number h',
teen, all in township number lAiesa'a
range three east, containing in all
500 acres,
more or less, lying and situated 10 /"
neighborbooa Of Richland.
Also all the right, title, interest al'
claim the said defendant may haw '
and to The following Negro slaves !. \
wit: Anne and Child; Henry, aOou' y
Levied on as the property o. zoe Y
PENDANT John nj. Moore, and VIZ +
sold to satisfy the above stated az y
and cost Of suit. I.
Sale to take place within 100 A'N'
prescribed by law. s,
BY M. r. FurgusOn, DeP'
April 2, 1871, Il tds
Printers fec Is dollars
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
james G, Mccoy,
vs..
Archibald M. Mayo. j.
Attachment rctmnaJle to The Ap@ Nh 4,
IF The Holmes Circuit Court ls4l'j"'
sam Of $3.50. .,,i,r
1ESHE Attachment in this case ua'a !,
III been returned duly execu'ev' ~ /
,ummonlng Israel w. Pickens, o. Y s A,
,ishce TT is therefore consldelsu ! !" \
inless the said defendant Do appear u. =
before the first day Of the next 's NJ,
his Court, Che third Monday . ,h sri
IS4l, give special bail and pleau s %
hat Judgment will be entered " , NAN
lin, for the amount Of plaInlInS WI.
ind also proceed against no ~ = al
or the amount OF his indebtedness :"
defendant.
}. M. Dyer, Attorney. !, 1.,..k.
- III, MORTON, Cle[S 4
By S. II. BaHgna' T. \. III
Feb. 81, l6--4w. r. ~ =
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01

ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.
N Office is hereby given that the
: ' undersigned will as Administra-
tors of James Higgins, dec. and in
pursuance of an order Of the Hon'ble
Probate Court of Holmes county.
made at the March term thereof l94l.
proceed to sell to the highest bidder,
in the town of Tchula, In said county,
on the
First Monday, Sd dag of Nay,
next, the following named negro
slaves belonging to our said decedents
estate, to wit: Anthony, Charles and
Henderson.
Terms of sale six months credit.
purchasers will be required to give
bond with approved security, sale TO
take place within the hours prescrib-
ed by law.
w. H. JOHNsON,1
JAMES r. WEST. Aom's'
OF James Higgins, decd.
March 6, 17-9w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01
THE SUPERIOR BLOOD STALLION
~ q L q Z q

M az just arrived from AehluChy, :
-M ~ the stable of the subscriber, d
Holmes, county, Mi; four miles and
half northwest of Lexington, on the
Tchua road, where he will stand the ensu
ing season at the reduced prices OF $50
the single leap, paid at the time OF services
S35 the season, if paid by the first OF
Jauary next, which may be paid with
$50 within the season, commencing the
lst of March and ending the LIST of June;
and $40 TO insure mare with ioal; paya.
bic on ascertaioing the fact, or the change
of property.
Any gentleman making class of five
mares, and pay ing within the season shall
have them at $50 each. Mares sent from
distance will be kept if desired, upon as
moderate terms as the country will afford;
for which the money will be expect
when The mares are taken away. Particu.
lar care will be taken TO prevent accidents
or escapes, but no liability for either.
w. CANNON.
Tayiuutnn Mas Eeb 80 1871
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01

TAX COLLECTIONS SALE.
II WILL sell to the highest bidder
= Tor cash, before the Court House
door of my counta, on the first Mon
day of May next, the following de-
srclbed property, to witt Lots number
twenty eight, twenty-nine, thirty-six
and thirty-seven, fronting on Main and
Charter streets, in the town OF Tchula.
assessed as the property of James G.
Wetmore, for the years 1889 and 1910.
tax on the same 26 dollars.
JOSEPH WALTON, A. & 6.
OF Holmes county, Mi.
April 3, 2l--4w. Pr fee SIS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-05-01

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
IT WILL sell to the highest bidder
Tor cash, before the court house
door OF my county, on the first Mon
day Of May next, the following prop
cry, TO wlt;--Lot number nine, front
ing on Levee, or Front street, in the
town OF Tchula, assessed as the prop
erty Of R. s. Scruggs, for the year
lS40, tax So so.
JOS. WALTON, a. &c.
OfHolmes county, Mi.
(. Apr 8, elm. Pr, fee SIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16
VIRGINIA. Co Wit:

AZ Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law end CHANGER,
Tor Jefferson County. the fret Monday in De-
cember, lstI:
TAoHaa, Ruihs.Jsrd, PLuS,,KT
AGAINST
.ibraAasa LsisT. JosepA r DaugASrtv, rr,l,,i,k A
B'tssce. Isaa- H'Rkis james ~ .Naaainr. Cka,.
Ha,di-g. JOAN w Rotran. George ~ RIM,
J9An w. Lliis. Jsmss Perry, Msrs T. Fory,,t
William W Grigg,, SRith Crsns, Eden csry,n,
Lauisa WashingtOa, William HoeG, .Nsihaai,I
w. -dsHHiHg, and Hu"PArry Ksyss,
DETESpASTs,
IN CHANCERY
NHE defendant, Abraham Tale ., swing entered
disappearance X given security seeordinR 20 the
act OF assembly snd the rules Of this court sal N
appearing by Satisfactory eVidsne that he not An
inhsbitant OF this country His ordered That the
aid defendant do appear here on the first day Of
the next term aud answer the bill OF the pIaini;H
and thst copy Of this order be forth 9th In.er,c
~ some oe~spsPer published in Charleuoua, Tor
t~o months sueeessivrly. aud posted II the froa,
door Of the eour-house IN the ,a,d town Of Charles
toNu.
A Copy-Teste,
Dee. ., Is4I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16
VIRGINIA, TO wit:

VIRGINIA, TO wit:
AZ Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
CIrenit Superior CoIrt OF Law and Chsncery
Tor Jsnersoe County, the first Monday in De-
esmber, l5Il:
Joha X. HSgg, PLASr,r1
AGAINST
-1eraAsS I'isr, JossPh T DaHghsrfv, Fssdrriek A.
Brtsooe Isaac HsnkIs James N .BSaninr. Cka,.
b. HpSiaE. JOhn w. Ro,cqs, George W Lutte.
JoAa Lhns. James Perry Mary T. Forrsd.
william VI Gigs, Smjh Craas. Eden Csrnins
Louiss Washington, HiHiam HoeG, .Ns,hsnisI
". .dsn"iAg, sad Humphrey Ksysi.
DEFENDANrs,
IN CHANcERY.
TNHk defendant, Abraham Isler, not having
entered bis appearance, and given seeurity
according To the act of assembly add the rnle,
OF 'his courts add il appearing BY sAtisfaeto-
~ evidence that he is DOT an ihbabitant Of this
country 10 70 erdered That the said defend
ant do appear here the first day Of th,. next
term, ADD shswer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted in some
newspaper Published in Cbsrlestoun, Tor two
mo"'hs sneecssyeiy. aasOsted ~ the frcn, door Of
TIE son'i-houss ~ the asfd town Of ChsrIestown
"A COPy-Teste.
Dee. Q. Is4I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16
VIRGINIA. Co wit:

A. Rules holden in the Clerks Oniee ofthe Circuit
Superior Court Of i-a~ sRd Chsnsrry FOR J,Hrrsoa
County, the hrI Monday in December. Is4i
Robert ~. Prediction. Elm n, Long, and .fdsii,on
w. Kelly. Cs-p1 fHSrs. tradisg uadcr the 6ra Of
PeHdlef0H. Long aud Rally. PLAiSrITTs.
AGAINST
John VIC n. Brien and Henry a. Briea. eo-bdrf-
"er', "r'aier the trra 81 Johu .IcF. Brien q 70.
DGTGEDASrs,
IN CHLNCERT
'HNtiE defendants, John NeP. Brten and Henry A.
bT'en, not having entered their appearance,
and given security according 10 the A., Of Assembly
and the rules OF thi, Court and it appearing by
s&tLaeiory evidence that Ihey not inhabitants al
this country 10 20 SrderSd. T,at the s.id defeud-
ants do spPear here the hrst ds, Il the next
terra and sas~er the 6iil Of the psiai, and that
copy OF this order be forth uith inserted In some
oe~'psPer published in Charlestown, for two
m0nth' 'ueecssi'ciy. snd posted the front door Of
the CONTIGUOUS In the ssid town Of Charleaoun.
CoPy-Teote,
Il. T. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16
VIRGINIA, 90 wit:

Al Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of uhs
Circuit Superior Court Of Lew and Chaneef,
Tor Jerersoa county, the hrst Mobdsy IN De.
cember, lstI.
JOha .iriJ, PLAiSrtrr.
AGAINST
.fbrahsn hisr, DrFENpASr,
IN CHi.N'CERY
THE defendant not having entered his 3D.
Pearanee, and given security according 10
the act OF assembly aud the rules Of this eouti
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
be !, not an jnhab'tant OF this country IL Is or
dsrsd, That the said defendant do appear here
on the first day Of the next term, aud answer
the bill Of the plaintiff; aud that q copy Of thi,
order be forthwith inserted IN some Newspaper
published in ChArlestown, for two months sue
eessively, and posted at the front door Of the
courthouse IN the said town Of CBsrlsstowu.
CoPy-fssie.
Il. T. BROWN, Clerk.
Dec g. lSll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16
VIRGINIA, 10 wit:

At Rules holden in the Clerks Ofiee Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaaeery
Tor Jsuersoh County, the 6rst Monday IN De-
mber, 1881:
Jams Broom, PL.tNrirr.
.4G.ALNST
-iersha'H istsT, Joseph T. Daughsrty. FSsds,iek a
Brt,eos, Isaac HsHkis Js-a,s ~ .Msrains. Cas-
Harding. JOHN W. Ro,eaa, George W LiftLs.
JoAa n LIME. jams Perry, Mary T. Forrest,
bHham ~ GTiggs, SH'ifk Cran,, Eden CorHins
LS~',a Wilmington. William HOe6, .NatkanisI
w. -aGHni''g, and Humphrey Ksys',
~,u. DEFENpANTS,
WIZ defendant, Abraham Isler, not having en-
Tered his appearance, and givra security ae-
eordns 70 The As, OF Assembly and the rules OF Ih
court A"d appearing By satisfAstory evidence that
ne - not an inhabiisnt OF this country IL ordrred
That the SAid defendant do sppesr here on the 6rs,
day o. me ne1t term, aud aaswer the bill OF the
Plsinun and that copy Of this order be forthu ith
Inserted In some newspaper p1bliShed in Charles
town. Tor '~o months sueeessiVely and posted II the
trout door Of the COurt-houte in the said town OF
NaAiieA'"un' Copy-Trse,
X. T. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16
VIRGINIA, Go wiz:

ava Circuit Superior Court % iaw and Chan
= eey o. Fsoquier County, held on the l5th
day OF Coisesr, 1871:
Httidm Lucas, administrator de boais
non tcifh the VIII annered of Ed,odrd
Lucas, deceased, PIArxr,sr,
AGAINST
Letcts Lucas, administrator of -Mersev
Wager, deceased, ,cho ras tcidotc
and administrators Of John Wager,
Sen'r, deceased, James b. Woger,
administrator de bonis non of John
Wager, Junior, deceased, and in his
o'0n right, Noah II. SlOdyne and Sal
ty finn has icife, Gerard b. Wager,
Mary Seeleg, BAIL Williamson and
Margaret has cife, Hannah Hum
Ptreys, ridotc, Gerard B. Wager,
administrator Of Philip Wager, decd,
Joseph Hoffman, Ellen "A. Hoffman,
George Hoffman, Hannah Wager, tci-
dop and administrators of Edloard
Wager, deed; Charles Wager, Eii-
-dbeth Wager, Edtcdrd Lee Wager,
and James p. Wager, infanfs, 6y
William +. Phillips, their guardian
dd Item, Gerard b. Wager, admin
istrdtor de bonis non of Charles Va
ger, deceased, George W. Humphreys,
administrator Of Roger HUMPHREYS,
decd, TreodiceH Smith and Inn c.
has cye, Emily Humphreys, Maria
Louisa Humphreys, George Hum
Phreys, Robert Humphreys, and John
Humphreys, Infants, by Robert r.
Brotcn, their guardian Gd Item,
IN CHANcERY.
pills cause came on to be heard on shs pa.
q Pers formerly read, and The report OF Com
missioner Werthington, made pursuant 10 The
order OF the 18th day Of June, less, with eI-
esPtions thereto taken BY the defendants, and
vas argued by counsel :-Oa Consideration
Whereot, the Court. sustaining the fr.t. and
oVerruling the seeond and third Of said sxeen-
honS, - Of opinion and doth declare. that the
plaintiff 10 entitled TO recover the amour. Of the
Judgments founded on the bonds gwen By I'd
ward Lucas and John Wager, Scar, deceased
to Charles Bennett and John Watts Snd an.
sums paid on account of the boud given 10
James D. Bates and Susanna Bates, in the pro-
ceedings N snlionsd-Apd IL appea ring that Job n
Wager, Jun. and Asrsey Wager. ed mini,trstors
OF John Wager, Sen'r, deceased, have fully adj
ninistersd the personal assetts Of the said John
wager, Sen'r, the Court - further OF opinion,
that the sums Of money Aforesaid are charge
able upon the real estate Of the said John Wa
GER Sen'r,in the hands Of HE heirs-it 10 there
lore ordered, that Robert WorthinEtoa, who is
hereby appointed special Comm issioner Tor a. at
purpose, do inquire and report what real estste
descended from the said John Wager, Ssu'r, de-
ceased, 10 his beiTs, how the sane hiss been dis
posed Of, and By whom Il is now held, add also
the annual value thereof, ItsIink such matters
specially - he may think pertinent, or any par
ty may require.
COPy-Tesie,
WV. p. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16
VIRGINIA, 90 wiz ,

40 Rules holden in the Cicrk's Ofise ofthe Circni
Superior Court of i.av snd Chsneery for IrfErr.
son county, the first MOndsy In December, Isli
JcssPA " Brosca, PLnSrtvy.
AGAINST
-ibrehan Isirr, DHyESp.xT.
IN CHANCERY
vHttfE defendant not having catered his aDo..r.
Anee. and given security according TO the set Of
assnSly sed, the rules of th,s court ssd u app-sr-
Iog by ss'sfscsory evidence Ihst he !. not an nLa
ei,sn, OF this eoaatry His ordered, That the said
defendant do appear here the 6rsi d.y Of the ne
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and tia,
aeopy OF this order be forth stb Inserted IN soms
ne~spsP<r published in ChArle.io~n, Tor two
moSu'' 'neesssiSeiy. snd posted At the front door
4 CoPy-1eae.
Il. T. BROWN, CLERK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16

sTHH MAID OF RoUEN.-A few years
ego there lived = maiden lady at Rouen.
who went every day, whether fair OF foul
to SIT on little bench by the garden gate
where her lover, young officer, took
.esVe OF her twenty. ears before. and
vas never heard Of afterwards. This
remarkable instance Of cOnstancy furnish.
ed the subject OF an entertainment that
has had great success. under the title oil
Nina" the poet SuPpOsss her melancholy
mad, but the lady 10 question was 10 her
perfect senses, and. after making her daily
vis'i, sPrightIy. Alter short e ejaculation
she always concluded with these words
ne 'oiH certainly eOHs back he PromIs
ed ns he could"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16
CoMMIssronrR,s orr,cr

NVsI NHIoNIUNEh y OFTIIE,
CAsTt''ts'en, Js6 Co, Vs., Dee. 8. lsll. (
e1-The parties Interested in the roregoinR
order OF Court, are hereby notified, that 4 have
appointed Friday hs Th day Of atzf ussAiA, (Js-
nu@Ty, 1872 Tor the purpose Of entering upon
the execution Of the aforesaid order Of Court
on which day, By 10 o'clock, A. NJ, al nv Of
nee Aforesaid, they are requested 10 attend with
The papers, statements and evidence connected
With the duties required to be performed by
me. r. WORTHtNGToN
Dee y, 1871. SpfeiaI Com,n'y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16

The CHALLENGE AccEPrED.-The
following is published in the New York
Courier Of the lst :-"The challenge
OF Boston TO run Fashion over the Union
Course, Long Island. four mile heats
spring 1912. for Twenty Thousand Dol.
lars side, one fourth forfeit, having APP
peaTed 10 your paper. you are authorizes
to state, the same has this day been &C
eep,ed by the friends Cf Fashion. and the
second Tuesday uhs lO'h) as the day Of
the nee"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16

The greatest curioaity IN The world is now
exhibiting IN this town, in the person OF James
WaShburn, the wonderful Dwarf, decidedly the
smallest mah IN creation He Il IN his i7ih
year. weighs but % lbs, and is only 3e Inehes IN
height He Is IN good health, has fine sparkling
eyes, Is active, inielliseni.in short perfect man
10 miniature. lie IS said to have been born in
Vermont, and ceased growing at al early Pc
Rod without any asSlgnAble cause
.Maaaekusstts Sgs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16
VIRGINIA, 60 via:

A. Rules holdea IN the Clerks once nf the Cirrui,
Superior Court of iau and Chanerry Zoe IsfIsr-
son Ceunty, the hrtt MoBdsy IN Dvsrmbrre 1874 .
George ~. Gina, PLa4Sr1rF.
AGAINST
LiRaer j. Cor, BeHjaBin Ford aud Daaiei Sasd-r.
ne f.go taff ParfserS, nasbHg t8idcy ne FIRM Of
Ford and SHsfier. DSSGsBANrs
IN CHANCERY.
YENliE defendant. LniheT J. CoN not haying enter.
- ed hes appearance, and given security aeCordins
% the as ~ assembly snd che roles q this eoart
spd u appearing ~ satisfactory evidences thsi be is
sut 80 'phabitsut % this eouetry AZ 10 sralerfd
Ihat the ssid defendants DO sppcsr here on The 6rst
day ~ the ncxt term. and ansvrr the bif ~ the
plaintiff and tliat copy 81 this order b. fsrh 9Th
inserted % some newspaper puhlished ~ Chsfles-
toun, Tor tuo nouths sueeessiScly, and posted 81
the trout door q The -Ourt-hoass b. The aid tsua
~ ChsFisstovn.
Copy-Tetio.
u T. BROWN. Ciert.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16

10 rid'eule Of Toe practice Of duslling
Dr. FTankln used 70 tell ihe following
story One person tsid 20 smother in :
rohse house, ''Sif 90 little farther o.
you smsH oGcnsivsly." Sir" ansvessd
The person sddfetssd. "ths, ~ an affont
aBd you must SIGHT me-" n tciH eight IL
you insisi upon a. Tsjoined The 6rsi. but
how Wili that end The mausrY NJ YOU
kiil ne. shall fasH Too and n khl
gou, you uiil fasH worse than you DO 81
pgeseaL"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16

The Consiiiution. fsays he Louispilla
Jouruai) % The hands u The Locofocos
sPpears % BE- ipPlied 10 a. insuy uses g.
ne nsehfus invehlsd by the Yantes.
Ehieh vashed ihe clothes. made The bed
built The 6fs. wound % ne clock seous.
ed lhn dishss shipped The cbileFen.
,soiese ne sefvsni. tad fosksd TIE efa-
~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16
Dee. Q. 1871.
V.IRGE.V'E.8, 20 arif:

HRGA.NE.3, 10 irif:
AZ Rules holden in the Clerk. Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry Tor Jsderson County, the 6rst Monday
50 December, ls4l:
George Z. Chamberlain, PLArrrtYY.
AGAINST
'1eTaAan btsT, DETESpAET,
~ CHANCERY.
VNHE defendant not having entered his sp-
n Pearanee, and given security according 70
the set OF assembly and the rules OF this court;
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he !,
not an 'nhAbitsni ot this country IL - ordered
hat the said defendant do appear here on the first
day Of the neHt term. aud ans~er the bill or the
p'a'ne' snd that's copy of this order be forth wiih
inserted IN some newGpapcr published ia Charles.
tow, Tor t~o months s1eeesaVrIy, end posted .,
the front door Of the eourt-house in the aid
Of ChArlestoNn
CoPy-Teste.
Dee. Q, Is1i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16


VINO ~ A CowARD;-Tbe man who
attacks another by surprise. or with 9
weapon in his hand when the other ha,
ocne, 10 a coward.
The man NhO carries deadly weapon,
about It's Pepon IN bis intercourse With
an unaEmed soeIsiy. 10 a coward.
The man vho sssocisles Others with
hin. shd - goes with numbers IN over
power al individual. or stmallef OF feeble
numbef,-is coward.
The msn vbo being challenged 10 9
duel y - niueh afraid Of public sentiment
That be darel not refuse u. is . coward.
IN general, that man u COW ard who
shapes his course Of selion ~ BIS fears
and be alone " q man q real courage
sho alsays aaFss 10 10 TigH-N v
youy. Con.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16
r E M OV AL.
UNIO.T STORE, .Vo. I.
CHEAP, CHE. 4PER, CHE.4PEST,

CHE.fP, CHE.4PER, CHE.fPEST!
FHV.iE subscriber takes the pleasure TO an
II nounce TO his friends and the public IN
general, that he has removed his store TO the
corner Of High aud Shenandoah Streets, nearly
opposite tue United States Pay Ofhee, known as
William ARderson's old stand. aud recently oc-
eup'ed by Messrs. KIRBY and Hughes. lie
would respectfully say that his assortment il
large and general, and he is better able to give
greater bargains now than he has ever been be-
Iore. lie would respectfully ask the gene rosity
Of the public to call and examine h,s stock De-
fore buying else where, as he is determined TO
give general satisfaction 10 the way OF quality,
prices Of his Goods, and attention 10 his custom
ers, TO gain their patronage. His stock will
consist Of all kndI Of goods that are ever pt in
retail store.
Dee g. JOHN ROKENBAIJGH Jr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16
VIRGINIA. 20 Wit:


VIRGINIA, 90 wit:
AZ Rules holden IN the Clerks Ohies Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Lsw aud Chaneery
Tor JeHsrson County, she 6r,i Monday 10 De-
eember. is4i
HmigW , Loeki PLANTiTT,
AGAINST
.t'fshsH hiU, DEFEgBAsr,
IN CHANCEaY.
gHNHE drfcndaut ao' hsyinr entered NJ appearances
sod EiTen security seeoriing b. the set of asss
BY sud the rules ~ tiss court and q spprarina ~
t-tssiory evidence that b. s not - inhshitant ~
this oounty ME sreirrrd. Thsi The sid d~fsBGsut
10 spP'-r herr the ERA day ofihe nert trrn sod
snssrf The bil ~ thr ptsiHtin and thst = eoPy 81
this order BE- flfthsts nterfed ia some ususpsper
pahls'sd iH Chsfi0uouH. fof fsa saonshs soeees-
tFclT, aal posted 81 the fronf door u The ruuFt-
housr in the aaid toun ~ Chsrirr8un
a. Copy -Irstr.
n T. BROWN. CLERK.
nee .. 1ati
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16

We say to every beginner in business,
adDeyfiSs TO get 6IsiHess and fbsn continue
10 HdDsTtise 10 keep 6s5iasss. .4dverfiss
for one set Of eustonoS 10 day, and adler
fise 10 secure sHothey Get 10 sOryop.
Most dealers are deferred from adysr
tising by the expense Of he practice -
Let them remember that il is like money
paid for educs,ion always returning with
interest 4 shopkeeper pays dollar for
an Advertisement. aud catches . customer
by Il who buys Of him 10 The amount OF
20 dollars. Has he losli And vet 81
most every case Of advertising 10 . large
and growing city. produces such or great.
er results. A merchant who urges en-
Penseagainstadvsrtising. is like the keep
er OF a stable, Sho would fsye money by
emitting 10 shoe bis horses He saves
the expense Of shooting, but incurs q much
greater expense 10 horses.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16

bargains, Bargains!
TIVE subscriber takes this method Of inform
L ing his friends aud the public 10 general,
that he has now on hand q general
Assortment Of Goods,
10 his line, consisting 10 part, as follows, via
Cloths, CasEiGeres, Sstinetts, and Yesting.,
CaatOA aud other Fiannels,
eOmPlets Assorimebt Of ready made cloth
ing' consisting OF OVer-coats, Body coats,
Froek-eOats and Coates
Pantaloons, Vests, and Rouudsbouts,
general assortment Of Hats, Csps, Boots,
Shoes and Pumps,
hiso-Leather aud other travelling Trunks,
And N short, every article necessary TO al out
gentleman 10 the most approved style 10
conclusion only ask = call from the public, and
isel saiish ID that shall be able 70 give general
satisfaction
n B. Clothing Of every description made up
~ The latest and most approved style, snd AZ
the shortest notice.
WILLIAM J. STEPHENS
HarPeu-FsTry, Nov. 10, l54l.--n.
"ALAGA GRAPES. Fresh Candy. Buoeh
w RaIsins, Suitans Rsisins, Zsnts CuFranis.
Preserved Citron. Also, Harpsr's Metallic
Compound PoNder fresh supply received
and for sals bJ JOHN ?. BROWN.
Dec 3.