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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14

The Portraits were copied from tbs
original paintings. The plans, sketch.
~ nnJ engfavlnga, have bocn copied
from lbo beet drawings, ~ we'll from
French nnd English M American
special nid wan derived from series
Of manuscript drawings IN The posses.
sion Of Gen. Ia pnyeitc, Witch are
executed With scientific accuracy a.
beauty. 10
The we'll known ability ofthc M.
d or, the abundlnt means which ho
possesses, viz3--MUc linn two Inn.
drcd fplio yo1m,s of lhc original
manuscript purcl os'd by Congress,
ten Yeas researches ~ tie public
Office. IN london, Paris, Washington,
aud ali tho Stutcs Which formed tic
coulcderaoy during The revolution. M
wcll rs the access he has guined 10
vaI1 bic private papers IN different
parts Of the country, have brought
into his hAnds mass Of materials;
original aid important in their char
acter, which we trust will be found TO
have contributed essential aid IN en-
aiding him to execute With more
accuracy and completeness his main
purpose, and thus TO have compensa-
ted in some degree for e. Q time and
labor they have cost. Its publication
not only involved extended and labo-
rous research on the the pat Of the
editor, but great pceunialy response
bilily Oh the part ofthe publishers.
The price OF this work is less, when
the execution is considered, than any
other publication in Europe or Amer.
lea. The investments and expcndi-
lures connected with the undertaking,
are much greater than usually atten-
ding such publications; and 1t will be
apparent that the publishers must re-
ly on an extensive sale for their re-
Enumeration.
The engravings alone, are thought
by many to be worth the whole cost
oil the work. To non subscribers the
price will be much enhanced.
Many testimonials of unqualified
appreciation might be adduced from
gentlemen who have examinined the
wsrk, but the publishers conceive It
unnecessary. Letters have been re-
ceived from many distinguished per-
sons, concurling in the opinion that
the work is IN every respect richly
deserving public patronage.
Among the nlahy who have given
the work the aid oitheir subscriptions
and influence, are the following gei-
tlemen. viz:
lion. J Q Adams, Hon. NJ Van
Buren,, Hon. ] Pickering, Hon. J
Burnet, of Ohio, J Quincy, F Way
land, ID u, r v. NJ Stewart, K G
Shaw, Esq, Boston, III Lee, Esd, Rr.
Rev. Bishop Dcane, Hon. J D'Woif,
RI, Rt. Rev. Bishop Brownwell,
Hon. Bates, Hon. FL Everett, Vt.
Hon. S Lsngfellow, Me-, ] Scawell
Jones, N c., Hon. } Sergeant, Pa,
Hon. S Snyder, Pa, Hon. l. Lincoln,
Hon. S Van Rensselaer,, N Y Hon.
w l. Marcy, N Y. Hon. w w Pope,
Ky, Hon. l. w Tazwcll, Va. Hon,
T Burgess, r !. Hon. w H Ashley,
Mo, Hon. ID Webster, Hon. Alb Law
renee, Hon. ] Story, Hon. E Everett
G Jackson, Hon. l. Shaw, s 7 Arm
strong, w B Calhoun, J G Warren,
| NJ d. jackson, M ID. ] Davis.
/ Wolche,tcr, Hon. c Johnson, Va.
Editors and rroPrietors who viii
1 insert the above six weeks. shall have
a copy Of the wolk for so doing.
October IA, 1913, l6 CIV
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14
A N N u NCIATIO =.

0TWe are authoriz, d 10 announce
AMzI Il. LOVE, of lowndrs County,
u candidate for Clerk Of the Vice
Chancery Court, in the District com
posed of the Counties of Lowndes,
Noxubee, Kemper, Winston, Nesho-
ba and Oktibbcha.
OTWe are authorized to announce
BRIcE M. MooRE, OF Oktibbeha Coun-
ty. candidate for Clerk of the Vice
Chancery Court, in the Dis riot COM
posed Of the Counties of Lowndes,
Noxubee, Kemper, Winston, Nesho-
ba and Oktibbeha.
0FWe are authorized to announce
JOHN {. HARDY as candidate
for Sheriff of Winston County, at the
cnsu ng election.
O-We are authorized to announce
JAMES b. McLELLAND (the present
incunbcnt) us a candidate for Sheriff
of Winston County, at the en.uing
election.
6FWe are authorized to announce
NELSON SANsING as a candidate Tor
Clerk of the Probate Conlt OF VIM
Ston County, at the ensuing election.
~We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM T. LEWIS rs a candidate
fas Clerk of the Probate Court OF
Winston County, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
6TWe are authorized to announce
ERAsTus HUNTLEY as IA candidate FRO
Clerk of the Probate Court of Winston
County, at the ensuing election.
eTJoHN ]. THOMPSON is candid
ate for Justice of the Peace. for this
Beat, at the enusuing election.
erWe are authorized to announce
]. T. SIMMs as candidate for Clerk
Of the Probate Court of Winston Coun-
v, at the ensuing election. pr pd !.
nTWe are authorized to announce
WIN. III. EATM,N as a candidate for
Police member, at the ensuing cleo
ton. in November next.
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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14

Being prrsonnlly unknown IN a
large portion ~ The Diifioi, deem
u not improper 10 s0y 10 you, thh !
rcnlde'm Holly SPRING, Whole scl.
,lcd NJ ~ early day, nilcr The organi
zclion of the Chicknanw counlfy--
nm married. md have n famil,--nnd
up 10 the iimo appointed Vice Chan.
ccllor, had been llIirldon ycnm pmc.
Using ny proGT.Ioc, on both The Law
and Chanccry side, 10 the exclusion
OF nll oiher cmploymrnti that have
never been ~ office seeker, caudi-
date for, or holder Of Office h, fore,
but having accepted the appointu ont
Of Vice Chancellor. AID surrendered
my practice, | de,irc 10 he elected F.,
aud thal ny frllow.ciIizrns may b,
tleir votes, say Off swell done good
aud faithful servants" IN r, turn for
which will continue, ~ hor toiorc,
to discharge the dui Of tie Office -
knowing no no fearing no nlan;
with diligence that shall not tire, aid
ed by my short experience in dis
charging its duties, aud such i gal
knowledge aud capacity for improve
ment as may he poss' sad Of.
respectfully,
10. w. CHALMERS.
IIolley Springs, 95h Aug. 1913.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14
MEDICAL NOTICES.
a certain and eGectual Cure Jor
Ague and Fver; also used sue
cessipekg inha II. atmenf Of
Bilious Feuer, Mae
S~a, General D
biHfy. and .Aer-
go,tc WpGRnReQ

a,oafc WpnRHRe2
YEvHE most hatteriug recommendations OF
this Medicine have been received fiom
many enuent Phvsicians AMI others who nave
used it, Aud il is presumed that no medicine mas
ever been used whose action has been ore ben
.efc,aI, pleasant and invigoraung, aud called
forth from afflicted sufferers such expressions Of
heartfelt gratitude and thanklulness. Persons
taking ,he Pills, soon fnd themselves relieved
Chill broken. Fever gnne!! stomach and head
free and heaithfnl!!, Strength and appetite IN
cleasng aud improving, and all nervous weakness
fed.
When taken according to the directions accom-
panying them, they never fail to cure the Chill Y
Fever the first day, and never slcken the stom-
ach or operate upon the bowels.
Their action upon the whole system is 50 cnar-
ming. that persons ars Invariably surprised and
pleased with their rapid aud complete restora'
ton to health.
The Pills are purely & solely Vegetable, and
the happ, combination of the ingredients then
proportions are such as to produce a Medicine
which never fails to relieve when relief is at all
attainable.
Each box contains 90 doses Of Pills--Prce.
One Dollar.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14

L. KEESJ q GO.
Louisville, Miss. June24 6m 2 /
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14
CAUTION.

I FEyHE public are hereby cautioned against
III being imposed upon by paying IN these
hard times one dollar and rs or ST. so cents for
bnx of Pills or bottle of any kind OF Medicine
to cure Chills and Feyers, when box OF Hnps
Fever Y Agne and Anti Fever Pills, can BE had
for only 81. that have never failed in single
instance Of curing the Chiils and Fever, when
used according to the dicrections accompanying
them. Remember this, aud next time get HuliFs
pill; and thereby save your bali dollar.
For sale by
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14
EAST INDIA HAIR DYE.

For coloring GREY or RED hair.
BROWN or ELAcK. Manufactured un-
der the direction Of J. l.. Comstcck,
M. D. Of Hartford, Conn.
For Sale by l.. REESE s 20,
Loui-ville, Miss, 2 3,f4tf.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14
NOTICE.

L A | l. OK N u
TENili}subscrber, thankful for past
n hsore, would respectfully inform
his friends aud the public generally
that lac has removed his shop from his
old stand, and fnken q room in The
West ehd of the Louisville Hotel,
where he will be happy to attend to
all who may favor him with their
patronage.
/. In consequence of the downfall OF
thing in general, he has adopted The
following prices, viz:
For making Cloth Coat, $6 90
I" Jeans do, 8 W
{" Cloth pants, : 5O
/" Jeans do, ~
I" Fine vest, 5O
Double Breasted do, $685. 2 W
All other work in his line, done III
proportion.
THOMAS HUTCHINGS.
Louisville. Mi. Feb. III, l84a "a
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14
NOTICE.
TAILO Rim @.

~ ~ - " ~ -
JAMES NJ. FANsliER,
HAVING located IN Louisville (cf
- the pup0ae Of carrying on lhc
business Of lbs trade. would inform
The cilizous Of lbc village, and sur.
rounding county, Inst IN couscqnucc
Of lho hardness Of lhe linc', bo viii
work NJ lbc folio ing prlcca'
ClOlh Goats, ~ w
Cashmcfos, v wv
Jcpns, \ nO
Linen " Ciugnms, = Oh
Fine puMs Z OI
Rolling Collar vests, 2pU
Double Breasted, e 81
Cutting and tcpniring done on tho
most reasonable tenn.
N. -. General satisfaction given
or be- viii be- the loser.
Louisville Mi Feb. 4, 1913. SO Gu
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14

M AS COMMITTED TO the
wv Jailof Winston Coul ty, Miss.
on the 18th day of September
1913, anegro man who calls himself
WALLACE,
and says he belongs to Peyton Glow
ers, living in Kinds County, Miss
Said negro is % or 90 years Of age,
dark Completed, slender built, five
feet 6 or Z inches high, had on, when
committed, cotton shirt and pants,
and a white blanket round coat, and
no hat.
The owner Of said negro is request
ed to come forward, prove property
paw charges and take him away, OF
he will be dealt with as the law dl-
reefs.
EDWARD FOSTER,
JAILoR, w. G.
Louisville, 90, S pit. 1S43. IS If.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14
NOTICE.

II FILTERS Of Administration ha~
~ wing been grained TO the under
signed, by tie Probate Court of the
County Of Winston, State Of Mlssis-
sippi, on the Estate Of Rein Bell,
late Of said County, decca ed. all per-
sons indebted 10 said estate, are re-
quesled to make immediate pay meli,
aud all those having claims against
the same, are notified to present
them within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
FRANCIS nj. BELL,
Sept. 90, lS43. ID CIV Admr.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
N ETTERS of.Adminislration Ia.
wing been granted to the under
signed, by the Probate Court OF
the County of Winston and State OF
Mississippi, on the estate Of Andrew
w. Hanna late ofsaid County, decd,
all persons indebted 10 said estate,
are requested to make immediate
payment, and all those having dc,
mands against the same are notified
to present them within the time pre-
scrbed by law, or they will be for
ever barred.
WIN: HANNA, } Admrs.
d. w. KNOX.
Louisville, Mi. Sep. 80, is43.
Id CIV
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14

DIR. JOHN SAPPINGTON'S
Celebrated Pills, for tho cure of
Ague and Fever, and Fevers general
ly, constantly on hand and for sale
by T.. KEESE, ~ co.
Louisville, Miss. July 7 2 3 #
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14
g TX A.Y' IS
INVALUABLE PATENT
OINTM EN- Il.

~ FOR THE CURE OF 90
wv mours, Ulcers, Sore Legs, old and fresh
Wounds, Sprains, and Bruises, Swelngs, and
InAamatons, Scala Head, W omens' core Breasts,
Rheumatic Pains, letters, Erupiiqnt, Chblains,
Whitlows, Bes, Piles, Corns, Snake bite, Spi-
der bite, Bite Of Mad Dogs, aud external dis
eases generally. @
Price 81, so. per box, With fnll directions.
Sold BY L. KEEsE s. Co. Louisville,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16

gnyHE subscriber announces to his friends
and The public. that he il manufacturing
HATS or every style and description, at his
Shop, at Hafpers-Ferry, directly opposite r.
d. DoraDb store-Wbeie be keeps constantly
on hand, and makes 10 oder, the cheapest and
best Hats to be found in this neighborhood. -
He invites an in want Of Hsts, TO give him q
call. As be intends selling cheap for cash, and no
hutnbuggery. All Hats Manufactured BY the
Undersigned, are warranted In all cases.
All kinds Of good Fur taken in exchange al
fair prices. Also Cash will BE- paid for Otter,
Muskrat ard Rabbit Skins.
JOHN sCHLAGETER.
-Harphrs-F Ferry, Jan. 5, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16
THE cl,EEp or nIILLEH.

As the prophecies Of Ibis gentleman are being
looked upon by the cfsdulous as we'll as lie IN
credulcus Bith some intereat, We insert tho SUB
joined synopsis Of the articles of faith which
sse held b. The great prophet himse taken
from the "Sigps Of the Times" paper deyo-
fsd excqsireiJ to the PRONUNCIATION Of Inc doc
tribes hefd A
III believe Jesus Christ will come
again fQ ibis earth.
2. 6elieye be will come 10 all the glory
Eof bis Falhsr. d
i also beIieyehe viii come in The clouds
of heaven: !.
3. believe he will then receive his
kingdom, which will be eternal.
4. ibelieve5 the saints will then possess
the kingdom fe,ever. s3g4
8. believeSat Christs second coming
lhezbedg Of every departed saint will be
raised like Chfist's glorious body.
And believe. also that the riehtepuS
| who are living on the earth when he
comea. will be changed from mortal 10 I'M.
rneri aqbodies, ind withlhen Who are rais-
ed IRON the dead, will be- caoghtup to
meet theIotdI 10 the air, and 10 be foreY-l
sr with The Ford.
| 9. believe tue saints will then he pre- y
sented TO God bEameless. without spot Of
wrinkle in loye.. a.
II believe when Christ comes the 90.
cond time, be will come 10 finish the COM
lIoyersy Of Zion, 10 deliver bis children
from all bondage To- conquer their last
enemy and 10 deliyef them from the poE.
Fer of The iempisr. which IS The devil.
8 ! believe that when Christ comee
he will destroy the bodice 81 the Living.
W cked BY ERE, as those OF The cid world
were BY water. aud shut up their souls in,
| The pit Of vo, untiltheir resurrection unto
damna,ion.
9. Ibeigave when the earth Is tieansed
by are. that Christ and his saints will then
| take possession Of the earth, and dwell
iherein forever. Then the kingdom will
De given 10 the saints.
10 / believe the fine Is appointed Of
1tGpd when these things shall be accom-
phsbed. III.
II. I believe God has revealed the
line.
i2 1 believe many who are protectors
aud preachers will never believe Or know
The Tine until Il comes upon them. =
ID. IbeIiavs the wise. they who are 70
shine as The brightness Of the iFmsnent.
19Dan Iii. 3. will understand the time
n Ia. believe the.time can Be known BY
tan who desire % understand and 10 be
ready for bis coming. And ! am fully
convinced that some time between March
E2lst, f643, and March alsi 1914. accord.
Il ing to.the Jewish mode Of computation
III tine. Christ viii come. and bring oil
his saints with him ahd-shat then hewitt
reward every man as his work shall be. 4
Locsfocofsna III ouri--A division IS NakIn!
place 10 The party hare Some of them shinl
: The Joke about hard money has gone far snougn
) The st Louis RepabIican j. Of fhe opinion, an'
/ | Is advocating Il issue Of small bills. ~ LIZ.
I defines and ridschlei Il position q ~ Rs ~
ira. wou'd NAL sssmaAl Bills the best - ~
lmocyaey;
aIo0- Democracy Jam-up,
o Double Refined Qsmccracys
! s90 Sing Refined Demoer1sys
!. II elQ-Fnli Blood Denoc ac{s
-FIaIf-Biood .Denocracys
e3- Qnsrsoon DeuDcfafy q j. Ia Is.
q 4. p;ddls-Tale 81 DISH Oes1s Vim Y
odsr 81 rallonaIty M Z. Ngxe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16
G0NNDLMRT s
n. W.nl. Lfffher.

n EsPEcTFULLY informs the public that
he has Established himself in the chand-
lefy Business ID The large Stone House in South
Bolivar, where be would be pleased 70 receive
The patronage of the public He win always
have 90 hand. CANDLES and SOAP Of theyery
best description. and will pledge himself 10 sell
lower than any other establishment in the
county.
He wilt pay cash, or exchange Candles or
Soap for Taliow, Lard, and Ashes.
He invites the farmers and others 10 call Al
his establishment.
Der 90 l9A0 I'm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16

sssss y. have :: e. s:s
few Of ny customers have called. viii ny
friends and customers do me the favor TO call
and settle, and thereby save me the necessity Of
Fcalilng on them personally 9am anxious 10
chose all accounts to the end of the year, for
and aga inst me. An persons having accounts
"a inst me Individuality, or as Administrator,
| arb requested 70 bring them forward for settle
l.mlsnt Without DELAY. EWM. s. LOCK.
! Eeh4a lIal2 49, u. q III ~. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16
PTinfing once for Sale,

ITaoNSlsTiNG of Super Royal Ramage
~ PRESS with iron bed, about halfworn,
ana 10 good order. founl Of Befgeois Type,
sud f6Unt ct Minion, about hail worn. The
Two foaals are sufficient 10 Pfihta large super
roy 81 sheet. Also, a variety Of display Type.
A rood sss0f lmen, OF JOB Type, with vari-
esy Or fashioasble Bordering and Cuts. Also.
Gases, Stands, chsses, Composing Sticks. Gal
leys, with every thing requisite for country
once
TIE above articles have mol been = use for
some time, ana are in good order The whole
vii be sold al great bargain. as1 liheralcre-
dit given on part Of The purchase Money.
THOMAS TRlCE.
willinm5port. Md. Feb 2. 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16
TAKEN.

fsksnf from drawer, IN the Free Press
~ lOfice .some time 10 December last. a
ia Il 81 speclacles, with black frame. Any in-
Formation leadine 10 the recovery Of said Spec
tacles, Will DO thankfully received al This Office
Reh IR43 81 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16
W8A44A& RA04
Ii OK BIND ER.
wIMOHEsTun. VA.

4 NF0RMS the citizens OF Chsrlestown, and
j the adjoining country, that he is prepared 10
fexecuts all orders in his line with neatness and
despatch! !
HEs Cooks ofeorders left at the nFree Press"
elice. will be attended 10 at alllimes.
Auks ~ 1912 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16

Prspoade,qnes Of Professionals LIN
the State of New York there are fourteen
thousand one hundred and eleFen3proIes-
SIGNAL men. Oh one 10 every one hundred
and seveuty two Of the population. In
New Hampshire there is one to every one;
hundred and twenty .two Of The populas
ten aid thToaghons The six eastern
States there is an average Of one profes- );
aional man 10 every one bombed and
nineiy-6ve ofthe population. The pre-
ponderanee Of he professions over and
above the wanis Of society. IS witnessed
10 avery State 10 the Unjon. Il is an,
evil, however. which viii finally cure r.
elf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16

"A MIR. Parker. member Of the Texan
Congress from Houston county. iatrodu-
ced bill providing that hut two lawyers
shall Be allowed 10 practice ia each conn-
~. and that they shall BE elected By The
people
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16

DR. LARDNER AND SLAvRRY.---The
Doctor, who has for sonnet time been lee
turing in Charleston and Savannah. bias
been asked his opinion of the slave insti5
iatioas. Their physical condition, Ii bis
opinion is very GOOD. better thaa that OF
the free laborers ofconesponding classes
in Europe. # have not yet-let with
any cases resenl ling 10 the least degree
those quoted BY the ant;-slayery tourists.
Upon tas moral or intellectual felations
OF The .q0es.ion. be does not express an
opinion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16
fs.8RDEN SEEDS.
CHEAP GROCERIES,!

TNEsT Lixht Brown Sugar ., csats
IL. Second quality 40 cents.
.toIIsc III 81 The polnds ~ By The bag,
second qualify 10 cents.
Young Hys6n Tea. 81. Beat Imperial ~ %
IN 5iker trocsties es1 b hsd = ne SANE 70
zoeI1 prisss. 4 Q ~ q0LLAND.
] E. lets.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16

An English paper says that ! short
time since. at Gedney, . widow woman
With four children. and other Ipcumbfan,
oes, actually walked to church with nd
other covering than sheet, ana was thus
married. under the common bot most
ERRONEOUS notion that the husband would
thus escape all responslbility foE hef debts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16

fsserli Or perhaps
sbe pttiis. hov he
GOvsflr1rnf 4 The
bterest a Tie expease or
On f1etA sert5usly ID co.,
e die riehl 10 eaeoarage lhe
rl.n By iadisiduslk hy giving
eyes, and naonop0Iy - thai
1.yssif This, the aboss RESOLUTION.
ing Of The ceniiifatisn, IL IL not
sment upoa uhiel Il y Nritlen. aud
ere get cid 81 1.-THE belter.s lsiate no
Ii think lhli the sooner ~e - lid Of the
Y N n The better. though sou have hot - yef
~ ~ 70 declare Your Sediments upon
u re farmers and mechanics o. Jellcr-
fully admit s'that Inc tariff viii
rsmeree,r and tbst you say 10
SeHefis. Really, Mechanic,
yea i thipk Il ran had any re-
would long hesitate before
IN such an assertion, - that
b'he diminuiiop 81 foreign
nation Then. il the di-
cifs BE Z beaeft, the aiie..
.. Tsyreater beheht; aud
- qmmeree, isof
y x;I.he Chi
~ an The Eng
.sftde among
eH Of them.-
IDIOTS, for All
their foreign
efAve written 10
ntasl Mechan-
rid proved that
/. Gdd save the
Well do
e,yl6n aud Pal
} -hiee obiaiaed
per Historians
alensise foreign
listSken, Me-fI
& jures natiobs!
.o,.s ampsss did
eeuastiny tade
nations .But
'sis r3neh bstter
u, viii be il the
so self.efdent
ltdleHre deny il"
-)iniOn, mpfeslly
G5mmeTce |iH be J
X, oor foreign COM |
tariff, Is a selfevi>>
ran deny albeit
little impndence to |
stste OF Missouri a. |
IL fGstt -. asrt... L., {
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16
oseurraI KntfIIlaeure.


Pie Gkoesatp Pride of ind:ons. 1T Tbe
Arkansas TeIegraph furnishes, nom the
Choctaw Almsaae, statistics indicative Of
the progress Of this tribe towards ciyiliza-
iipr. They have printing. press. nom
which they have issued, up e September,
1912. So coo impressions. al more than
three millions of pages, consisting Of
Transitions Of looks, pamphlets &c.--
They have also contributed SIC. 900 Is
the building Of Central College, where
they intend 10 complete The education 81
Choctaw youth. and prepare teachers fox
the general instruction ci youth.
Their eapnlkF i ss;xid ! kls GohF dis.
tricts There -sre courts Il Lavish each,
judges inferior and superior, with oil the
necessary officers Religious and tenn
perance societies abound, and trade Is
carried.on with spirit. The population Oh
the four districts which con'pfiss their
territory is 1900 There ire many
missionaries among them. In one dis
trict there are eighteen, fourteen ofwhoan
are Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-16

Eocefoc0fsni h. Missouri "A digis.on IS Aaking
place 10 The party here. Some of them thing
ThesSt. Louis FepabI;caI1 Is Of Tho opinion, aud
Is advocating il ! issue Of small bills. Il anns
defines and ridschles Il . position Of ~ Rsr.y.
tsas wou'a NAL sssma'l Bills the best = ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-13
TRUST SALE-HOUSEHOL FUR
NITURE, e..

PURSUANT TO a deed of trust from William y
Il AtteTburv to me, dated the 4th dav of No
vembtr IN the. year 1910. and recorded in the
Clerk office OF the county court for ONO county,
Va. IN deed book %, page $50. l shall on Wen
nesday, the nth day of January 1919. at the
dwelling hous,' on Fourth street. Wheeling, late
~ occupied by sad Atterbury, pro iced TO sell by
library and other person al property assigned TO
me by said deed.
"erms-Under SIS cash; 25 and under so sixty
days creiii; 90 and under 90, fur months credit;
100 and over six sionths credit; The purcha SER
where credit is given, giving bonds with approv-
ed security.
Sale to commence a II o'clock. NJ. IL not
completed on the day above men,iohed, II will be
adjourned from day To day til cOmrleI
dec II Is DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.