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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05
NEissiomary Notices.

The undersigned being appointed Misslona'
RES. in the FIRST Division Of the Edgctield Asso'
eiaiion. expect To commence 'heir iaoofs al
each Church in the following order. VIZ:
Rehobo,h. Saturday before the second Lords
Red Hill. Saturday before the third Lords
day in July.
BuIah, Saturday before the dAh Lords day
Cniiahans ,slils, Saturday before the frs,
Lords day in August.
Mount Moriab, Saturday before the second
Lords day in August.
Glgat. Saturday before the third Lords day
Bethany, Saturday before the fourth Lords
day in August
llorcb. Saturday before the firsi Lords day
in September. .,ro
ID. D. BRUSSON.
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s,,oar. of Cireums.aniicl Endenes.-

Buears Of Cireumstaniicl EridsHee.-
Some time since. gentleman travelling
from Alabama. put up at The Union Hall
in FORSYTH, aud in conversation had with.
Tho proprietor OF the house, stated that
a Negro fellow had been taken up for
having committed violence ppon the bo-
Jy ola white Female. aud that during
his cxamiua,iou, he CONFESSED 'hnt he had
committed a similar acI upon the body oil
a white Female near Milledseville.' and
that after he had gratified his brutal de-
sire he hung her with bunch OF cotton
thread. He slated lha, it was mol MS
frs, Intention TO murder her-bui to ac-
complishing his object. be was obliged to
choke her; finding las he stately she was
so near gone. he concluded to hang her,
in which situation the body was dlscn7-
cred. The negro also stated, that MIR.
Johnston was executed for The supposed
murder. and rha, he was an innocent
man; lha, he himself bad cor!mi''ed The
murder. and That there was no person
concerned with him.
These facts having come 10 my know
ledge, | felt j, duty owe to the fam''!
or this unfortunate gentleman. 10 give
them to The public. JUSTICE.
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Servants in lndia-There is cue
convenience in visiting al IN Indian
house. nnmely. every visitor keeps his
own establishment Of servants, SO as IN
give no trouble 10 these the house, The
ser, ants find for themseire in most curl.
Gus way. They seem 10 me 10 sleep no
where, and cot nothing ihai' is TO say, in
our houses. or OF cur goods. They havo
mats upon The steps. and live uyon rice.
i,ur they do very lit,le, and every one has
his separate work. have an ayuh. Tor
iady's maid aud tailor, (fpr the ayahx
cannot work and A-has boy; and
two nuddIes, one to sweep my room, and
another TO hiring waller. There 10 ons
man TO lay The cloth, another TO bring i'm
dinner. agolher To light The candles. and
Others 10 wait at table. Every horse has
man sni maid TO himself; ,he maid
cuts grass for him and every dog has /.
hoy. Il inquired whether the cut had any
scrvan:s, hul found that she was allow
ed To wait upon herself; and, rs sho
seemed The only porson in the establish
mcni capable nt 50 doing, | trcspccted her
accordingly. Besides al! these acknow-
lodged and o,lensibIc attendants. each
servant has kind of mudd!e or double
oi hi, owH, who does all the work thar casa
he ru, of upon him without icing loupd
gu, ~ The master md mistress. Not
wi,hs;nndjns their numbers. they nrn
dreadluly slow. | often" tire myself
Wit, doing things for myself rather tIa,s
wait for their dwadliug but Mrs. S,aun-
ton laughs nj me. and calls me "grilIin."
aud says must learn to have patience,
and save my strength. IN. R.-.G,N,s
means fresh man ar fresh woman iu
lniia.) The real Indian ladies' lie on N
sofa audi il they drop their handkerchief.
they usi lower their voices and saw
Boy" in n very sontIe tone. and then
crecps in perhaps some old wien skinny
brownie. looking like superannuaied
who l"idJles after rhem foe
a lille while, aud then crcops on, agaiiR
as softly as y black cat. and sits down.
cross-rgged in The verandah ill "1,is,resg
please TO call again"
:! Lddu's letter from Madras.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-05

Killed by a Corn Doeior.--The New
Haven Herald, under its obituary head,
notices The death OF Mr.. Jusius, Williams,
respectable citizen Of Essex. {Dccp Ri
vcr) and an exemplary and wo,thy man.
by Iockjaw, oceasioned by The applications
OF corn doctor. -
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JOHN TRAP.
III. A. WILLIAMS.

'DomeS &c Missionaries.
In consequence Of The nnmher OF Charehes'
and the limited time for visiting them. VI Is iTn'
practicable for us to attend esch. we have
therefore. from their rearnesS 10 each. o'her.
appointed one meeting Tor Mt Lebanon and
hit. Zion. to be held u, the latter. The rea'
sons for this uppoiu,Inen viii be s'ysn more
fully III the meeting. :; .. ,y
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Curious Seem. in Hyde. Park.-A good
deal of amusement, was Afforded for
some hours in Hydc.Park OH Wednesday
afternoon. iu consequence Of the frui,lcss
attempts Of the police 10 dslodge couple
Of men from tteir elevated situation in
onc Of The trees, which they had climbed
with the, view Of taking birds nests. One
uf,he a divisions FRS. spiei',ho trespas-
scrs, and finding. his summons to descend
was disresardet. he rnajc his way up The
,reeio bring them. down by force. Ono
of The dcliIucnis was q sweep. and as his
experience in making his way up CHM
nsys gave him great advantage oyer tho
constable -ho continued for hours 10 cludo
all attempts TO lay hold Of him. consia-
bic, hawevsr, nj one time did succeed in
catching hold Of his leg: The sweep i'm
meLia,ely' pulled nf his sooty cap aud
bclabored Ire policeman lover The eyes
and face ill he was completely blinded
and alnros, choked with SCOT. The cou-
.s,a,hc was forced TO let go aud 10 descend.
with his laco black as his antagonists. J..
amid the laughter OF the mob. A rein
iorcemeu, o! police ,s sent for; six con-
stables surroundcd ltearee and kept tho
crowd OFF,. In this state Of seise .be de-
fendanis were KEEP, from two O'Clock iu tho
afternoon until eleven nj night, when one
of them having surrendered al discretion.
The capture Of the other was effected, af-
| ter considerable resistance.
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SIayfsfS.

The undersigned viii commence their Mis-
a;onary labors
on Saturday before the ID Sabbath in July
' On S:; Saturday before the Sd Sabbath in IaIy,
III Red Bank.
at Cionds creek
on Saturday before the 9th Sabbath in July.
at Bethel.
gust. at Rocky creek.
On Saturday before the End Sabbath III Ah'
gust, at Sardis.
On Saturday before The 3rd Sabbath in Au'
gust, at Lexington.
On Saturday before the l,h Sabbath IN An
gust, q, Clouds creek.
WM. WATKINS,
JAMES,F. PETERSON.
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The undersigned will commence .iheir Mis-
sionary !abo!s.
oa Saturday before the 2d Lords Day j"
July. At Siioam. ;, :
On Saturday before the Sd Lords Day IN
July, at Fellowship.
On Saturday before the ..lh Lords Day in
July. ut Mountain Creek.
On Saturday before the 9Th Lords Day ia
July, a, Damascus.
% Saturday before the Is. Lords Day IN
August. at Good Hope.
On Saturday before the ID Lords Day III
August, nj Little Stevens Creek.
On Saturday Before the Sd Lords Day IN
August. at Cbesnst Hill.
On Saturday before The 9th. Lords Day IN
August, at Sis,er Springs.
Each meeting will continue cneweek II Cit
cumkiancrs favoiil. -
JOS. MORRIS.
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IA Lady's letter from Madras.

Effects of Laughter on The Circulation
Of he Bfood-rhe deep inspirations and
the shou and frequent exriralions mado
in The act of laughing, have direc, iu-
tluoucc on the heart. increasing the. qpar.
tity of blood within its cavities in the same
manner rs the quantity within these in
crcassdhy muscular conlraciions. This
condition Of the heart, as might be anlici.
raicd, will vary III proportion 10 the vio-
leucc and duration of The paroxysms Of
laughter. When these are moderate, tho
mind is only exhilcraled. or, 10 use COM
mon expression. "ihe heart becomes isy-
!u!, buI If laughing he increased or pro-
lpngcd beyond certain limits, a series Of
effects. more or less injurious. frequently
supervenr. Pain III the cardiac region
and headache then comes on, aud If The
paroxys,a he immoderaie. the quantity Of
blood propelled into the brain is ouch. that
The inrclrctual powers becomes greatly
excited. and sometimes TO such degree
as 10 cause their temporary alteration.
Even COMMISSIONS follow immoderaie fits
of l1ughIer. and have known death take
place from exclusive laughter caused by
IiIi!lation.
4 disturbed acion Of the hear, 10 usually
observed in those affected with Mysteries.
which may account for .rhe paroxysm OF
laughter, the risus sardonicus. the hiccup
aud all the more remarkubIs phenomena
which are characteristic Of ,ha, disease.
Laughter. indeed. greatly dislurbs heart
which is already, irritable! This was
slciking!y cxcmp6feG in person who had
n disease of ihe hear. and could no, in
dulsc in laughing. without The increased
action of the hear, by which it wos ac-
companied. always causing violent head
ache.--Ipardrop on Diseases Of the H.or,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03
DIED.


On Thursday moraing laet. AfARr ANA. infant
daughter or Rev. Il. ID Nnd Csiharine N. Hoover,
Of finfpers- Ferry. aged ! months and 10 aeye
On SUNDAY 9Th ultimo, II StaUhtoa, WTLtfAN
1'nSnAs. son of the Rev. +. r. sad Elisabeth NJ.
Neilch, eyed years and I I months.
Saddeeiy, on Tuesday, SSH ultimo,, Mr. TaoMAs
G, Snfrn, &C hlsrtiRsharg, aged shout 70 years.
Mr.. 81 VA one Of the most Respectable citizens Of
the place. and had through = Tong life s.isisin-
eli the character of an upright citiEea--by his
Kind and endeariRg' manners be won that respect
which Was due 10 bis years beloved BY 81 Who
knev him. his loss il mournedby many stesr5el eye.
On Tuesday, The as.h ull.. 4 Honey yeod, Ihe re-
sidenes of Cvl. Edward coltion, Miss EllzA Pa
car. near relative IL the itmily4
On Sunday morning. ESD ult., Il his residences
near The Navy lard. Gospotts Va. Commanser AL
HxAnDRa b fizKnkN. cftAe Us navy. ne sss
native q Massachusetts end Nea u,stnSe,1ea tor
noble qualities and great professional skh nnl -
eomplfshmenle
Al Alexsndrii. On Sunday evening ueek. Dr. Joss
RicuAnns. long useful citizen aud highly re-
sp<clti pF.csne physie Of th.l town. - we'll -
Z far soms ye1rs greatly e5ieemed member o. ne
Fizsi Rreltylefian Church.
On "Wednesday. he l0sh ult.. HArEAn LuvrDz,
eontort q Amoi buptoa of Frederick oounQ. n
lhe dsceale of ibis lady. numerous eonnexigos I'D
srish4a have 10 dcpiore severe loss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

UY.virtue sf Decree ef The Circuit Superior
- Court Of law and chsDesry for The Coun.
y 81 Perkelet, Al lis last Term, III The case "
Hopkins 4 Brothers ts Chspiihe. viii oHeI
lorsale, Al p4blic suction, ai the residence d
Isaac W. Cbhpiine. in sScrsbble,'' Berkeley
Ceneiy, Va, sn sdiurdus ne loik Fl .aHgasf ns4f
the following property, conveyed by deed u
trust, cha2lins to Chspi:ne, % vii;
One Sorrel Horse, Saddle and Bride,
One Steer, 4 CDU, l Kedrling Caif,
About 90 Cords Of Seasoned Hood,
One .StoUs, % half-barrsis Tar,
a qaantityof Tn Wdrc-sucA as Bar-
kets, Keales, Cofss Pots, Boilers, Sc,
Tagetker Nth q rGriety Of Household
and Kitckea F9-aitare, consisting a.
1noag ether things of Bureira, ]
Clock, A Bedsteads and Bedding,
Carpet, 3 Ta6les, 3 Stands, ! Desk,
Dozen Chairs, Sc. &c.
TERhs-A credit Of six months on all sums
Of IS and Upwards; cash for all less sums
EDMuND PENDLEToN,a
Idl, 90. Is4s comnissiantrl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03
THE MARKETS.
ORYfcE OF rae BALTIMORE AMERICAN,
July 81. p. NJ.

July 81, 5 p. M.
CATTLE The supply Of Beef Cattle al the
Scales Ibis morning vas small, amounlineto on
ly about $50 head. The sales embraced about
100 head PRICES ranging from SO 70 50 per 100
lbs on the hoof, which is equal 10 "a IS, Is
net, as 10 quality. The sales were principally,
however, Al intermediate rates. There are nov
30 head in the market unsole.
HoGS.--There Is 4 good supply Of LiFe
Hogs in market, and the demand continues
small. Sales were made his morning AZ 1915
per 100 lbs
FLoUR.-The demand for. Howard st. Flour
continues light, and We note further decline in
price Sales OF some parcels OF fresh ground, Of
good standard brands have been made from store
to-day al -, 75.-st which price The article is now
generally offered. The receipt price has de-
olined slse, and We now quote at "a, ga.
GRAIN,-There is a fair supply Of Wheat ir
Market to-day and the quantity soid has been
large. The sales of Md. red Wheals have ge-
morally ranged ct IS 100 cts. for good 10 prime
parcels. aud at IS IS for ordinary to good =
We note sale on Saturday Of cargo Of North
'Csrolioa red, par, very prime al 81 l02 cents
and Of another cargo to-day st 80 q 10l centS.-
A sale Of large parcel Of good Md white ct
los a l07 eenis. Family Flour white Wheat Is
worth los tl2 cents. Sales of Md white
Corn to-day al SO So cents. We quote yellow
at So a 81 cts Sales Of new OATS al % ~ cts.
PROVISIONS. Theinquiry for strictly prime
Western bacon has been rather better to-day,
/. and We note ssles Of this description at the fol-
lowing rates viz assorted aF4i cents; Hams
at5a 6 cents; Sides Al ~ a}5 cents, aud Shout
ders al 81 cents. Parcels notstrictly prime are
selling ., lower rates, according to condition
and qualify ~ -
wHISKEY.--Hhds.a are scarce. We quote
them al 24cts. Sales OF bbls. al IS cts. Some
holders now ask higher.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03
Colrlrilissioner,s Nnle Ogl.ara .

NHYssittue Of Decree proneunets ~ 80
Il b Circuit Superior Court Of La and ch4nee-
y of Fs4uier County, held on Tie lss.i ef Yay
l543. IL q suit ID which William Lucas, Adm
de boris ncn with tie will annexed Of Edward
Lucas. deed, Is plliaiif, az .insl lesA Lucas
Admlrof Mersey va ger. deed. and others de-
fendsnss, i SHALL as Commissioners appointed By
said decree ,ofer Tor sale, at public auction, ~
The hfghestbidder, or Friday he lih day Of nj.
gust merit before Abens ilo,el, chAilsstosn,
.4part Of tie Berry HILL Estate,
Being 81 81 1870 Acres, sn1 being so much IL
the real assets of:John Wager Sen deceased,
which descended 10 his heirs, and in the pcs
session Of the said heirs, as follows viz of Ma
Try Seelig, two aud seyen-e gAths acres--o /
3 Wager, one and a-ihird acres Of IlaaDsh
Wager, .twenty-seyen and a-half acres IL Geo
tioImap, twenty ight sEd ones twentieth acres
Of lanG
Terms 9f SIDE Tho purchascr 70 pay down
iu cash a. deposit Of ten per cenium on the pur-
chase moaey ,fof sihe residue aseredit of g. II
and l5 months given, to he secured b bonds
with persoIal security. lf The purchaser shall
fail 10 coin plete his purchase upon coufrIa-~
ton ofathe sale By the Court, tie deposite 10 ha
Forfeited. The tito to be withheld, ard tLg
land SUBJECT to Ia sale. under the order Of The
Court. as security for 10 payment Of tses defer
red instalmebiS3
\, :. r. WoRTHtNEToN, comr
Ii,Iy al kIa43H
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about 235 Pcfes cleared. and The rcsidue clothed
W iif hne kMBER large POI ton 81 The " God
land IS ENCLOSED and affords good p4sInrage -
The opeqnDnscreek forming the western boui-
dairy, giref The stock access al al seasons. 10
pure running water; besides which there is an
abundant sppPly Of pond water 10 every field -
There are several Merchant and saw Mills in
the immeJta1e heix hbol hood, and turnpike
within four hundred yards Of the Ehslern boun-
dairy, adord;ng a good road TO the villages in
the eighbbrhood, and to the Depotk the Bal
tinore and Ohio, and Winchester and Potomac
Railroads. within Ave miles distauce The MI
PRQVEMENTS are entirely new substantial
and sufficient The Dwelling House, Of brick,
and pretty situated in a grove 0f oaks, has
oeen completed, only a few fnonths snd is in
avery respect suited 10 the comfortable accom-
mediation df genteel family, There is a ne Vel
falling well Of excellent water few ards from
tie door r.
II il should be desirable9o the purchaser, al
the arpnrtenpnces Of the farm and house, such
as stock, utensils growing crops. furniture, sup.
plies. etc. will be included IN ihe sale, ami a
sufficient number OF servants will be hircd foI
tlie prescat, Iso cultivate it, Also, share 10 .
S-1W-NIL L. near the premise s. which Nil be !
valuable acquisition TO the Farm for tae purpo
SEES Of fcnditg, the materials for which are abun
dant or it4 U.s. The Terms which wfil be mo
derate, can be ascertsined, either by persona
application 10 the subscriber, Of by addressing
hun at KetDeysyiile, Jefferson county, Virginia
PHILIP P. CAMBRIDGE
July g. I343-rf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

.s .s g 4. D . :, {. Is .a s ssaS
dated on the 18th OF February, 1899. recorded
ID the Office of the County Court Of il fefson
county, Virginia and for the purposes therein
contained shall, on Friday he Oh day ef aert
month, tJqne, 1879 before Ihe Court house
door in CHarlestown, Jefferson co. Va offer at
pnblis sale tho following real estate, viz;
EMIsg TRACT Js@3 QoAND
Upon WHICH Inc said Myers now residesconlain-
ihg about 242 ACRES, lying npon the Eastern
side Of the Shenandoah river, aad opposite to
the lands efJohn G. n. Taylor, and Kgble, Jeu.
klns & Johnston. t
TERMS Made known at sale.
! viii ulake such title 70 tho parchaseF. as IS
vested ID ue by tbs said Deed 81 T5ust 1
GEORGE ". llAMsI4ND,
May III. lS43. Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

gTsaIs sheient and we'll knoHA ysssblIlhneni
u il now in better repair 10 mtnutsc,nrc
Flour thaa il has ever bssu s,nst x Vas frsI
busll. which i slmosl essi0ry --h1siug bne 81
the best Rabbers 10 elem wheal Esen 9Th that
Il 10 the Slate q Virginia, made e5pne of The
o~aers sof the Mil. ELisaA $ SxtEfa. BsiEg
thus prepared 10 grind AL kinds ~ Grain. and
wishing e be coEstantly empiVyed Ne would
solien al those Who have Graf9.tQ grind %
give usa cali and see wnstheF enill not DO
a. we'll Tor them ss any other Mill b the coun-
". For evefy hundred bashels q MerehsDta-
BE Wheat *eixhing egponads q the bushei.
Ne viii give 20 barrels Sapsr6aa Flour, and
stand he inspection 10 Baltimore. III IN the Dis
1icl or Columbia We via also shfnish casks
Il reqnesisd 81 the owners Of The Hheat. they
paying fos The sane whoa shey e. The return
Tor their Flour We viii also give t150 pounds
Of Of.ll for every h1Hdred bushess Of Wheat
We would rather The farmer wdslla griad his
Wheat With as FOR toll. than for - 10 buy, ysI
II sny prefer selling. We will buy a fair mar
kel prseS. snd pst the cash on delivery.
The publcss humble serrants,
ABRAHAM SNYDER.
ELISHA S. SNYDER.
Flowing Spring; Aug ;, ls43--sm.
T0 Our San .Mill and PlSster Mill
are u good order, and Corn! Grinding
III the Cob Is regularly attended 70.
A. & z S. SNYDER
Aus. ;. 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03
Choice Jefferson Land

"A FOR SALE.
yRHE undersigned wiIlssells snsll Ttaci e
very tettite Land, part u the Alisgtoye
Tract within htee mes OF Ghsflesiea il. II
contains bout 8 acres. 80 81 which are eoyet-
% with good timber, aud the oalsnee ia 6He
farming order one halfof Which b ps vel set
ID clover There Us al Orchard q acres, Of
choice 4trlaii,, and water convenient. The taGd
ID sc, collective 10 both wheat and corn. snd
never misses cIep with good farming Tlle
terms made known BY application toll. y. Gal
LkHEa. Charlestown, Or 20 the snbscr Der o. the
premises GEORGE. q GROVE.
July %. 1919.
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ERUST SAKE.

fNY virtue Or Deed u Trust executed By
- Wm. Gf9alAafn, Esq ~ ths Sih day 81
October, f649 10 the Undersigned, for purposes
therein mentioned; and duh recorded in the
Clerks oaiks OF The County CoArtlof Jefferson,
Virginia, VIE will posifirriy Oder al public sale.
o. The premises. near Smitbfeld. ~ Safaia dry
ihe 5ik asy NJ .4aesisf rerf, 81 2 O'clock z n |,
theHvery VALUABLE FARM u mt And eng IN
the said Co4asy II Jefferson, State DC yrssiia.
adjoining ne lands of Or Samuel Ssoilss, rho-
mas Maisoh. Sen David Fry. and. Others, On
Wnich sait MA. Gran,han, Esq resides CEN
tanning aeeOft ass ACRES OF LAND. offex.
csiitnt limestone quality The Buildings o.
said farm consist IN psr, of an exeesleal
Dwelling House,
pes oyeEjet asrn, new .Tss,e vi. spdin
Tact al netNisaIy cni-huiIdlrgs NJ sa i well u
Of excellent wafer ID Iss sard 40 u uesef.i al
ing spring Sftss;et gu = p4It'ef he iaAds lhsfs
is q reasoh4hte proportion af visnbes en- tic
land. Thes fields 40 iaii or igip copssaieut
siEes, with II good portion sci in kFhss al t1sr
good fence What ~ ties this isfln more dess
raSle issil4 rontiguHs 10 sereesI Nils rio
,suii hheld, CharlestesSa. and .lsrpet ~, srss
TurnPikss Is oae qaarter Of $ Fnile yislanl, and
leads Girect,atto rae " Rochester and Potomac
Rsii goAt, assistance of tso miiss +
i is deensd unnecessary 10 sA 8 i @flgthef BE-
seription Of said land. il Is E,fsSu.iasd ihlt
persons Wishing 20 purchase viii 5f course lew
the premises, which wall be. shox 81 enIef II
The Trustees II
TERMS -0ne.ihird ofthe purchase msaeyl Il
bel paid on 1the day Of safe, q, which tins PCS
session wlIl 5e gwen the balancSso be pad IL
three eqaaf annual payments ios bear laiersst
from The DIV Of sale, 10 be secursesb, deed 81
trust on Jhk farm.
Such titls will BE given the purchaser j The
Trustees hsye, which, however, i keliesea tc be
indisputabie.s -ALS0-
give WIN offer, on Friday ne lsh 81 August,
oIe-half IT sssmalL Trsc, Of Isand ii ing n the
County aI Berkeley, con,aiaing abani laA actes,
adjoining lands OF George SNidIiey end The
heirs Of Geo Pullz The quality flhe land Is
Stats. There is. dwelling -housel ION ,heg rIe-
misses, with suffciency % pmker. Sale 10
tske place enlthe premises u, ~ tock4 .. Al !,
al which time The terms will be made. known
J JAMES GRANTiiAM.
JOHN F SNiTIi,
JOHN Hi sMgfa
Triatess
Il, - 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

10y she suthorily Of Deed Of Trust execu-
II ted BY Nathaniel Myers and wife, record
ed an the County Court Of jefferson, we will
offer for sale, on Friday the ~ day Of September
nsfi, 10 front Of the Hotel kept by Joseph r.
Abel, in charlestowp, the Tract Of Land con-
Vsyed BY said Deed, containing $50 Acres, 90
which the said Myers now fesides, aud adjoin-
ing the lands Of Geo. B. BealIs Thomas G. Bay
Tor, and Henry D. Garnhart. IN
Terms Of SIis The expenses OF sale and the
fsum OF S592 with interest on the same from
March 20, 1912, and the further sum Of e565
with interes, from March 90 1e43, cash-the
balance in six equal nnnual yments Bond
and personal security, together with deed Of
trust on the land, 10 secure the deferred pay
meDts the growing crop OF corn reserved, and
immediate possession given on complying with
the terms ofIsale Title believed to be indispu-
table, but the Trustees will only convey such Is
Is conveyed 10 them BY said deed OF trust.
JOHN r. FLA6G,
4 JOHN j. ABELL,
Aug 3. 1913. Trustees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

We copied "a article from the Pitts
burgh Advocate . Few days since showing
that wool had become the principal staple
Of Washington county. Pennsylvania. We
Sc il stated 10 recent number Of the
Advocate that the clip OF this year in
Wsskingion, county viii be at least $780,
D0O pounds. worth 824O. 900. Some far.
rsners. II is stated. have received for this
years fleece as high as $4,000. - Bali. I'm