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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01

1t is fact, that sogrcnt are tho excellence
md popularity Of The public Schools in Ban.
gor, that not n single private seminary can
DO sustained ~ the place.
OF the one hundred and twenty-five Nom.
bors composing the Van Bnrcn majority in
the last Congress, only thiny.scvcn have
been ro.clccted.
Tho conduct OF the crew of the VIM Brown,
aud oi the American aud British Consuls VIII"
acquitted them of blame, ~ very severely
commented on III the English papers.
The editor OF the Coiskill Recorder COM
plains that bis subscribers don't pay, and
says ha would take "crookcd pigs tails soak.
cd IN vinegar" rather than nothing.
A Texas Editor states that tho musqnilocs
have established u .slnging school III his bed
room.
The rrcshytcry Of Nacara have passed
q formal resolntion, declaring tia, Byront
works and Bliuet's novels ARE books OF an
lhhdyl aud lcgn,iyus character
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01
From the Now York Com. Advertiser.
WITHOUT A PAR
ALLEL.

While in Washington ten days ago,
the following statement from the Louis.
Vile Journal was put into our bands
Notwithstanding all the known and nn-
known instances Of official corruption
under the late administration, We could
scarcely credit tale Of such unblushlng
villany, and we straighiway applied TO
the general post Office for information
We were there informed that it was true
to the letter.
When Mr.. Barry was Postmaster
General, committee was appointed by
the United States Senate To- investigate
the affairs OF the Post Office Department.
The investigation resulted in the very
able report made by Mr.. Ewing, in
which divers extra allowances, and
other corruption, were duly made known
TO the people Of the country.
TO parry the effects Of that startling
report, MIR. Barry, it may be rcncm-
bered, published n pamphlet, a vindica-
ton, 50 called, of his conduct. This
pamphlet was, Of course, al individual
and not an Official document. Never
thcloss, he agreed 10 pay to the editors
of tho Globe, Messrs. Blair & Rives,
s 500 for printing it, and charged the
amount 10 Ms Government.
"W hen Amos Kendall succeeded Mr.
Barry, as Postmaster General, he CLAN.
ced over the books of the department,
ard saw this item of SI, 500. Afraid
thnt another investigation would soon
take place, and that this extraordinary
item would thus be brought to lfght, he
made Blair & Rives refund tho money:
AT least he entered it as refunded, on the
the books. Thus the matter remained
till the Sd of March, 1871, the very last
day Of MIR. Van Buren's Administration,
when Mr.. Niles, the successor of Ken
dali as Postmaster General, paid back
ihe ST. 800 10 Blair 4 Riues, aud an entry
mas actually made III the books 10 that
effect"
The statement, we repeat, is true,
and the facts doubtless constitute fair
spc linen of the conduct Of the Post Of
flee Department during the twelve years
ante cedent to The Jlh Of March last -
Bey ond all doubt that department has,
during that period, beon one Of The foul
est dcns of corruption ,hat ever existed
in civilized nation. From another but
well advised source VIC were informed
that, being out Of funds, Niles drew
upon Pennsylvania postmaster in favor
of Blair for tho amount. The latter was
in great haste to obtain the amount before
MIR. Granger got into power, aud pro-
posed sending an express to Pcnnsylva-
via for the money, to prevent the posi-
bildy of defeat. Let there be II resolu-
ton of inquiry in the House Of Repre-
scnta,ives
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01
Thursday morning, July ]

1--WE have received communI-
cation from "a disintercsted subscriber,
reviewing the letter of Professor Wob-
ster, published in our last, in relation 10
the safety, &c. Of Chemical Oil, which
we shall publish in our next number.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01

change has been effected. IL II be evil,
ibe people viii not long submit 10 It'll
good, right will have beeu done, and The
welfare oi the state secured.
Concluded neri week
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01

The funeral Of Maior-General Ma
coMr,,ook place in Washington on Mon
day last. The subject OF the appoint
mont of a maior-gcrernl says the cor
respondent of y. Y. Commercial, J will
create some feeling aud dispute; but
Gen Scott viii ~ doubt te appointed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01
WAsuiNGToN, June ", 1911.

ARLINGTON, June ", Ioli.
Gcntlemcn:-Y Your letter Of the 18th was
duly handed me, aud | lose no time IN re-
spondIng to the feelings and sentiments
which you have expressed for yourself and
those you represent, and which you have
correctly nscrlbed to Inc in regard TO lilo
lamen,cd death Of the lato President. AS a,
citizen respected him, as patriot honorcd
him, as friend be was near and dear to me
that the people of Cincinnati should desire to
keep watch over his remains by entonibinE
them near their city, is both natural and be-
coming; that tie entire West, where 80
many evidences of his public usefulness ure
To be found, should unite in the same wish,
was to have been expected; and that tho
surviving soldiers of his many battles, led OH
by him 10 victory and to glory, should sigh
TO perform the last melancholy duties 10 thor
old commander, is fully in coIisonance with
the promp,ngs Of noble and generous
sympathy. could not, ir was authorized
TO do 80, oppose myself to their wishes.
might find something TO urge in behalf
OF his native State, in my knowledge Of llls'
continued attachment to her through tho
whole period Of his useful lic--in the claims
OF his relatives there, whose desire II would
be that the mortal remains OF the illhstfious
son should sleep under The same turf with,
those u! his distinguished father, one OF tho
slgncrs of the Declaration of Independence
In the wish Of the citizens OF bls nntivo
county to claim all that is now left of lin for
whom they so.a,ely cast their almost uuon-
mous suiirage-to say nothing OF my own
feelings, allied hs ] am by blood to many on
his near relatives, aud with our names So
closely associated in much connected witb'
the late exciting political coniest-ihcsc com
sldcraii0ns might present some reasonable
ground for opposing your wishes. Bot Tie
assent which has been given by his respect
ed widow aud nearest relatives To the request
ul the people ot Cincinnati admits of no op.
position on my part, neither in my indiviuuuf
nor official character.
shall feel It To be my dniy, however To-
subul, our correspondence To tho two iiouses'
Of Congress now ~ session but anticipating
no effort from that quarter 10 tnwart ''s
wishes expressed 10y yourselves ~ conso'
nance with those of the widow aud nearest
relatives @, ll,c.at President, i rcadlly pro.
misc yon NY co. operation iownrd enabling
Won ,o fulfil tho sacred trust Which brought
yuu iu lins city.
| tender To each Of YOU. gentlemen. my
cordial salutallons. JOHN TYLER.
y" J. BuuNtr, J. G.. WniGnr, aud Others
of the Committee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01
TIE LATE PRESIDENT.

The following is the correspondence
referred to in our Congressional snm-
mary of Tuesday, respecting the reno
val to Ohio Of the remains of tho late
President of the United States.
From tho National InielIi igencer.
To The Senate and House c) Representatives.
ofthe United Staies:
| have the honor TO submit the accompa.
nyng correspondence between myself and
the Hon. J. Burgess, J. Z. Wright, and 9th
crs, who arrived some days ngo in this cny
as committee on behalf OF the people of
Cincinnati for the purpose, with the assent 81
the family, of removing the remains Of the
late President of the United States to North
Bend for interment. have thought It TO DO
my duty thus to apprze Congress of the con-
templaled proceedings. JOHN TYLER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01
WAsmINGroN, June l6, le4l.
N

The iTfStdf1H OF he Cnifcd 'StdfcS:
Dear Sir: The undersigned were appoint
cd by The citizens and the City Council Of
Cincinnati, and by many Of the surviving SOL
diers Of the late war, 10 apply To The widow
aud family OF our distinguished fcllow-cltizcn,
the late President Of the United States, for
permission To remove his remains from the
city Of Washington to the State OF OHIO Tor
inlermenl. They have made the application
directed, and bavo received permission to-
perform that sacred trust. They have now
the honor of reporting TO you their arrival in
this city, aud Of asking your appreciation Of
The measure contemplated, and your o-oper-
alton 10 carrying II into effect.
We are fully aware OF the high estimate
you placed Oh the talents and virtues Of our
lalnenlcd friend and Icllow-citlzen, the ats
Chief Magistrate of the Union, whose friend
ship und confidence you possessed many
years. We saw the tear fall from your eye
aud minglc with The tears OF the nation when
the inscrutable viii Of Heaven removed him
fom us.
Knowing these things, we approach YOU
with confidence, well assured that you viii
Justly npprcclate our motive for undertaking
The inourniul duty we have been dcputed To
perform, aud that The same kind feeling whiclr
has marked your course through lite wit
prompt you on this occasion 10 afford us your
countrnancc, and, IT necessary, your CO.
operation
It II meet your upprobation, the committee
viii do themselves tho honor of waiting upon
you ut tie Presidents House, at any hour
you may please TO designate.
With high respect, we are your irlcnds
and fellow cllizens.
J. Burnct, Rufus Hodges,
J. &. Wright, l.. Whitcman,
Th. ID. Carucul, A. Dudley,
Chas :. Clarkson, ID. A. Powell,
Edw. Woodruff, A. McAlpin,
John Reeves.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01

As be was nat very urgent, we were l'bcrs-
ted, after an examination before the board OF
Police.
AEor my healll, was some what recruited,
| shipped on board the Angebo, Cspt. Jaques,
bound for Newburyport. where ] arrived on
"Wednesday last. arrived in Boston "n
Thursday, and have made tins statement lor
the information Of the public.
JOHN MESSER, Seaman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12

power 70 create . naiioael Dank, bat that
L ought net 10 sxerciss i 90 there was =
decisiVe expFsssion Of pablic sanlimeDt IN
favor sf such al iasaituli0a. He express
ed his belief that no soeh Demonstration
had vet besa given. sRd ihsrsfors he did
not hold Il sxpodisnt. a. this time. 10 pass
the bill. He denied that the issue in the
last election had 5een distinctly made.
sitheF 90 bank. thriG. OF inlsrnal improve.
msnt;- the People insisted on a change.
lie weot into brief review Of the coafse
o. parties before and since the election Of
Genera. Harrison; he explained the popu.
lar motto Of ''TippsesnOe and Tyler too"
- symbol referring TO dislinci CLASSES Of
voters; and eompiaioed that after the
election. the "TipPeeanoe" class had Dol
treated the Tyler too class with The
consideration due TO them.
He denied any obligation on the Presi.
deOt to guide himself by previous decis-
ions, bot contended that he wss bound TO
act on bis own personal convictions. He
vas allo Sed by has oath 10 sign only such
billie as he approved; and if he did not
approve Il. be was bound TO return !, with
his objections. Mr.. Wise referred to tho
course Of MF. Madison in signing the
bank bill in 1919 not on the principle Of
stare dseisss. but TO real change in his
own opinion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12
PUBLIC SALE.

VXTtfL. be sold. st public sale. one nil,
w Southeast Of Locks Ford, w Clarke
County, 81 the residence Of the late Jokn n
watson. % 1Asrsisy he 1874 Of .furua ssrt.
AL the Psrsoasl Estate Of said deceased, con
si',i"g. 10 part. %
-Four fine Work Horses and 2 Colis.
Is head Of CGttle-soae Mica Cops
and some Jdt Steers,
' n number Of Sheep and Hogs,
A qHGntity Of Hay by He ton,
Wool by the ID lot of Shingles,
Wagon and Gears complete,
Fdrmiag Utensils Of srsry kind,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
.aiSO, a quantity Of Old Wheat IN
Poyae's Mn, By tie 6uskel,
s7Hd the AsSO Crop Of Wheat and
Oats.
TsrU-.-A credit Of nins months " m ba ri.
ven ~ ell Guns Of S. and upwsrds. (s1espl
the Wheat, which viii be SOLD for east. ! by the
purchaser giving bond and approved seearity.
For purchases under s. the eash will he rsoajr-
ed. No property 10 be removed uutiI the .srm
81 sale be somplisd with. Sale 20 cOmmsoes
al 10 O'Clock, A NJ
THOMAS WATSON, ia.
July %. I'LL E..s,i.r
e5-Psrsons Indebted 10 the Rslsts are re-.
9ues'sd 70 asks payment without delay and
hose having elsius will present them, euiv au-
'hsntieatsd. for settlement. z W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12
THE MARKETS.

0ges II tAs R~iiiraoFs Ieuotess. Tscsdsy. .gsE 20
cATrLE--Bsef Cattle al the drove Yards
to-day, ss.d a. IS 50 10 e6 PER 100 lbs a. In
Quality. Live Hog IS 10 S. IS per 100 ibs
FLOUR Choice brands from old wheat IS.
Same quality from new wheat Sc l2b. o,her
parcels were sOld ne believe a. IS Holders are
uniformly asking &c ia to-day, however. The
receipt price Is unsettled.
The Inspections for The week ending on Thur
day amounted 10 SAIL barrels. li73 halfbbls.
WHEAT Sales q nev Nd. reds we're msde
to-day al - 20 10 81 % foS good TO prime par
oeis- Thete uas not. however. a creat deal 81
wheat al market A load OF Pennsylvania red
vas cold on Saturday al 81 -. ssd a load Of
white and red mixed was sold to-day a. 81 36
oATS-l0 cents.
RYE--5e 10 so cents.
CORN-A decline IN price. in consequence Of
but little demand and great quantity Al market
to-day. Sales Of white we're made this morning
NJ 20 10 y cents, aud Of yellow AZ e6 10 - cts
BACON - Considerable sales Of prime Wes-
tern Sides Bacon Were made on Saturday az 81
eents. Ia other descriptions re have heard Of
no movement worth naming. and We continue 10
quote AZ last week, viz Prime Western assoft-
ed Al 50 To Scents. Hams At Ito eeais; sh0ui-
ders a. - TO ~ cents. and Joles a. ~ cents.
WHIsKEY-ls very dull. We qaoie bids.
to-day a. 94h 70 IS cents. and bbis- Al asa 10 &c
cents.
PRicEs ON FAipAT. Aug G.
WooL---We note q sale Of fleece, hattie fall
blood. bat not in 2rime condition, 81 IS GEMS.
months. The market Is nov well supplied
viig the foe descriptions.
PLASTER. Sales have been made during
The week al 90 62A per ton.
HERRING-But little demand, and now SELL
ing AZ 81 per barrel
ALEXANDRIA pRICEs-Auu. !.
Flour per barrel IS IS 10 IS to-Wheat (Ted)
per buAhel 81 Os 20 81 iO--wheat (whiiel 81
20 81 O5-coFn 10 20 - eents--Rye IS to so c.
-oats 40 10 IS c Com meal (Per bushsl) 20
cents.
HARPERs-FERRY MARKET.
AOdVsT IL. Is4l.
= Price PAID by FoaD 4 snYOEa zoe wheai-Si
10 eia- % u lseip. per basAel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12
I'VE have 70 pay zoe every lhaia,'' az
ne e e'a SAID, shea aSu'qSitOs ssas Ai'


Psfs "a WeAENEss---Is az ensxE ~ Psin 81
Weakness. uhethsr Il ~ chrouic nr rreeat. :
whittier u BE- deafsesa. o. r3in in ~ Side
whether u arise from cpnsliluiiosat % fron
sO0e iEnmediaie eAass- uhethar Il d ffom a..
ternal &C externai lninry. a viii be oarrd ~ PEI
severinG IN the use " brssAstAs YEsisais TAI
Osssai Ptfis-beeaure paFyiag wiih these Pills
those humofs ffOD he So4y. y ne uns cure Cor
ali Ihess complaints ahd every other form 81 do
eassa. This Il 10 mere assertion, u . q dsmoa-
s,rable truth, and each day n u satsadins itself
FAR and vide--ti h becoming knovn aod more
and more appreciated
Whsa constant exercise eanno, be used. JCs@
sns esuss The occasional use Of sysaisg rsdisiaes
s0eh Al one ~ BrsaArsfk6 NsTsiahs Uaissrssi
Piiis. b absolutely rrquired. Thus The coadails
Of the BLoop. the fc1ntnia q life. are kept free
from lhose Impurities which woald prevent is
steady enrreGi ninisiesiag ~ health. Tha. NOR
BIC hunors are prevented from becoming MIXED
with "a. Il IL saiute which Il thus nssisiel
Through the snr+ns and suiisfs Which she has pro-
vided Zoe herssll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12

bolozoa vas q piss maa. and, IN BIS day, e.
eiaftd. us believe. thai there we're firss things
vondfriui aad hard 10 Be- usdsfs,ond. Fiad be
lived n or nmss be- mirhl have addsd esugit.
Sc he speseA y lhs Hon. Hsay A. WEE % Ne
Back Bil ms ssnutman esd 10 make ~
lslia BE- poiii.eai couF,s. Bui uho ean fsilos
Go aiaf.sF5 1oa
HousR o. REPREgENTATfvEs-Aus s.
BE- Wise, after andoriiue ia re fulIesi
mp1nsf tie positions takea bg So. Msr.
shah u Ksatucky, IN iagog 81 tie Bank
BIB u6nt % 10 show lhui, N fsiaiios 90
ihs ronsiiiauoaal anrsiioa u ne poesF
% cIeaie q baat. Be siood cor Where hs
bed n 1877 Ed ~ aaoisa s. iogasg
epasches pad Fssaiaiioas ls we've ihia@-
Re had nlsaYs held thsi congrtss htd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12
wxzEAT WANTED.



.4ad the adjoiAiag Ceunties.
9NuE usdsrsiEssd beg leave 10 OGse 10 the
- fsraers Of the shove counties their sincere
thank' Tot the liberal Ahasssf 10 which Ihsy
have dealt 9TH us Tor ssversl years past end
inform them that We eau now ofer such induce
menh Too The purehaas 81 " heat - eenuot bs
net with 81 any othar place. Having purehae-
cd PorttgN Of the extensive AillinE Estsb-
h'hnePt ssHsrPsra-Pkrry, and rented Ire other
Portioa Ios term Of year.. ere nov ready IL
receive Whest. We will maize a the lnfsrs,,
Of the PsFissrS snd olhers 10 cell 81 this eiscs.
or 81 such point, upon the Rail Road OF Canal
that ean reach tbts place. Froea the adVaa-
iages ~s have ~ placing cur Floor inte nsarkss
ever >sy--ths great paSisg 81 interest ard riak
y, geek snlea-togetsor with the ready sale
fof Oh hiads Of Min Feed, enables us 70 psy as-
Vefal eeais per busAsl more than any Milling
e,iaolish@sat IN reach Of the Wheat Of the
shove eoautles-thIs however the Farmers will
be ao'e TO aseeStsia ~ giving ne . esil before
msk'eg any diapositioo of their Wheat We
hope oHr fTisnds wh0 have heretofore favored
Ne with heir businsss, viii nov call, est sin
our power, and ws VII DO better for them than
~ s9y time heretofore.
We Intend keepiag such articles ~ l. neee,-
sary Zoe Farmers, VIZ;
Plaster, salt, Fish, Tar, Sec
Add can. a Any time, order from Baltimore or
The Distriss, aoy article cur eualolsrs nav
want.
We shall start the new crop at the hlEhest
prices tie market will justify, shd az all times
pay IN proportion TO the market price of Flour.
Farmers and Others taking The Charlestouu
" ISgiRia Pre- Press" viii 81 ail times know
eur prices for Wheat, - We will sndsavor 90
have them published WEEKLY,
The MIllyIlle Mill will be carried on
By the under,igned. unth . ssls Of the same 10
Effected. IN the name % Daniel S.NYDER
& CO, aud the business Of Ford 4 sayasr clos
ed ~ that Mill and eomme need unsW 81 HRr-
Psrs-Fsrry. We win also give strict attention
10 all business eoRRdsd To ~ 81 the MiIlsilIa
Mil, sHd solicit Aeouiinuabes Of those Farmers
whose eonveaIenes will ba Consulted By dehE-
orinE their wheat there.
|. Those of our customers who have not aettled
their seeOunls to he Let july last, ~ 10 please
call and do - ~ early ~ possible. 90 that our
d. Ford can give attention 20 settle meats there
before Wheat commences delivering az HaF-
psrs-Ferry.
Psrsena dsiiroas OF making contracts Tor
What vii find harPers-Fsrry easy Of access
either % psft0R or by letter. and Hny desire on
their part shall TsesiVs due sad ssrIv snertion.
BENJAMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER.
Tufv ~ ieAt ,F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
1--WE subscriber uit sell, 90 .1oaSss ihs Gh
sAsfani, being the hfsi day 81 A Dgu>t Court
~ bis ieside0ee ~ CHaflrs,own, opposite the
Conri-HonSc. the follosihg properly:
A Horss-twO good milk Cows.
Some Hos'.
a large number Of Feather Beds,
Beds,eads and BEDDING.
A large quantity Of Cafpsling Of vari.
Gus kinds,
SIdebosrd- BureaVs, and Wsrdrobes.
A large number Of Tables from the
laFget 10 the smsllest size.
Three or four dozen Chairs.
variety OF Locking Glasses and
dressing Tabirs.
A number 0! Wash Stands. Bowls and
Pitchers.
And .Iron'. ShOveIs aud longs.
Knives end F0fks.
Plates Dishes. Spoons, Sc.
Saoves wIih their appendages.
a large lo' OF Kitchen Furniture and
Uieasils--embsaeing. VIZ:
Large and snail Po,,, Kettles, and
Ovens,
Tubs, large ond small.
Eahhea and Tin Ware,
IL skorf--All bic Household & Kitchen
Furniture Of every description, snd .
lquaniiiy Of other property Every thing
20 be sold uiihoui reserve. ~ he felfes
from the Hotel after the 2ilih INST
| Sale O. eonmenes alzoai 10 oeirck
TERMS "A credit Of sir aoaihs % al Sums
Z ever bl0--hund ard approved -ecufity ~ -
gires. suias uadef 3 20. ea-h No properly
To- - removed uBGi he isfHs shall have been
camPiied 9Th.
MERiWETuER THOMPSON.
/ u5-Au persons i1dsbisa n he ssb.etibrs
are requested -ssfaesilv---to make pag rnent
previous o. he above ssie, % thsi BE- mar also
I Pay those 20 whom Be is ihdrbied, by thatiinr.
4 10 Z.
cba5lssiovn. Asa :. is4L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12
EOVguUoLp AND KITCHEN
RURN UEeE,

ZOVsuHoLD AND KITCHEN
RURN HTUEe
Coasisting %
One Mahogany Sidsboayd,
One Get superior yAfaAogany Tables,
One do. Walnut TdBies,
One DO. Cherry Tables,
Oas do. super. Cane-bofioH Chairs,
Too dozen W1adsoT Ch0irs,
One ParioT Sofd,
Oas large CHI .Mantel Glasf,
90 yards Turkey Carpsiing,
80 yards common Carpsting,
FOuT SETS .aHd- irons and FeRders,
Sir SETS Bsdsfsads and some BEDDING,
One Cooking Stove end .dppendaces,
T,so fsa-plais Stores,
Cooking UtensiiS ef Uarious kin4s,
Together soitA a Uarisiy Of Household
Furniture unconditional.
safe 10 nomeiesss q s'aiock. A.M
a credit 81 siu meatha. sahBut iaisrssi. aili
- EiEsE reos 80 ssas shofa fs-sii ssras ~.
tsF ts. cest. 8sfsrr Sc property shan 81 rs-
aottt. naiss Hiih g1od teearIir uHi % rtqsir-
JuIy - 1884,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12
VERGaNEA, b IL

= - - - 49, -
~ ne Circuit Superior Court Of lev ana
chsaesry for Jsasnon couAiy. Yirsisla.
AmmisAaddai Moore, acting and only
qualified Executor Of Francis Moore,
deceased, and .4RHiskaadai Moore,
Sally C. Moore, tsidOio, George W.
HamphreVs, late Sheriff Of Js6eTsoa
County, committee administrator Of
Jesse r. Moore, William Slriiey and
Lydia, re tsifs, .4an Duke, and Inn
Date, srseutriz Of Robert Duks, m
ehibaid BotCfa aad jlfargarsf, his l0i)s,
DoHigi Meier end C6Faeiia, Ne eff,
ard gsyah O. Moier Ths said IN
nsishad1ai Moore, Sally g. Moore,
Jesse n. Moors, Lydia SiridsT, .dnn
Dake, Mmgargi Boesa, C0gaelia No
Der and Sarah 9. JMoier, bcing deUisses
IF Fra1cis Moore, dsosassd,
PLamTITTs.
AGAINST
Letgis Neil, a3ninisfraf0T de honis non,
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