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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

Tn leu T. Estes, Benjamin Estes, Thomas Estes
Edmund Ests, JESSE f,ars and Natcy his wife, G,ome
Morton and Lucy his wife. Lansurd, Lndwell Rucktf
Sna1 Ana II eAer infant children ol Lucy Nlnun
WHO by Geafge Norton their next freud; Reuben
Hughes aud Elzibclh his miie, William Cuwhetl
and Seiah his Vile, john NOEL and Sarah his vlr
and Joaa Nanee aud Malta his nilr, Plamtlls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

CeWtAip ia BoLhl Ccyagam.- Btv john
Brown, Of lIaddneu.r, lhc well known author Of the
sell interpreting Bible, was man Of singular bashtll.
ness. In token 81 tie lfu,h 81 tha statement, uped
ooy stat, tlal LIS courshp lasted seven years. SiN
YEAS and hall passed away and the Rev gentleman
had gh further forward Han lac had been tie first sN
days. THIS state of things ieaanc iuolerable; Step
in advance must he made, and VI Brown summoned all
his courage for the decd "laue,' said h. as they sat
oue nphI IN solemn silence, we've been acquainted nov
lor SIX years an uiar, and pyc no',r gotten a
lis yd'; dye thiah uigh the one, bonnie gu3'
Just "a you like. John. only he becoming and proper
Wit "Sunly, Jauct, We'll ask blessing
The blessing asked. the kiss was taken, and the
wey divine, perfectly oyepa~ored with the blssial
sensation. most raplurou>!y exclaimed.
-, woman Bat it Is et3e-we' retlHa hanks'
Six months made The lious couple man aud WIFI.
aud, added his descendant, who humoroasly told the
tale, happier couple never spent ung aud useful lie
together.
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~ @ r. u = = Il s.
: FIIIDS. L. k | { o,

- bbls. New Orlc2us,
For sale at reduced prices. REED y EMAERSoN
Juuc Is
EsY virtue and in pursuance Of decree Of the circuit
ID superior court If law ard cIaacery fr Amherst
county, pfangnuccd on the slh Of October Is in The
Of Il III. \. smiley, plauuf, aud Pizarro Ednun5s,
Christopher /. Estes aud iiliud b. scott, deitn
danls, The underslaned appointed commissioner Gr
that purpose. will the ionrth Monday in November
next, IN lieown Of lovneslon, aud before The font
door OF tie courthouse in said town. sill the hahes
bidder or cash, The BRICK BUILDING in sald t0Mn,
tAlwn ms The Nj thudisi Church.
STERLING CLAIBORNE, Commissioner. &C.
Oct. II r4JN
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GLDseISG - EsAL 0F
GtI.sjNgEss.

For restoring aud beadjfgiag The Human liar.
tI,IfS valuable preparation frees the head from aahuf
strengthens the roo mparts health and Nis"r to The
ruali and prevents the hair from changing the color OF
Getting gray Ii cases the hair 10 curl beautifully when
done up init over hight.
M iady's toilet should ever be made without 1t
The ab3fe article .AHEA NrED eEsgi<k, tor saie ny
join II. SEAY, Druggist
April p % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

4 i a circuit saperur cauri OF law aud ehancery con-
4 a tnued aud held Tor the town Of Lyuchburg On the
ot4 DAY ul Aug@st, 1888:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

iii. c,rse came AN TN. ., T., il, further Lo.rl
,,,., t,r,,.rl, read and a., la, r,.n,,t -, ,.,,,i
gnaf r, mann, il, p,irt,g, II >. .,.t,l nd, ,l
a, ,+,,,,u,,,,l a. Ia. ~ IA ~, 81 q .th., l.3a ,
-, it,..,. ,I,.i.# IL. ,..,, $50. ,i - w."
,l.!. 49,, -, :. A., J. ,,t,,, 81, + tho -, - =
81 TN. ii,,,, ma ,n,,,i,,. r.. ,,r,,l,,s !, li
,.,nnl h,. NM, =, r,s,,,,s,,. lar ,.,r. ,,,n tho ,,
IT,. ,.,,,,ai .,a4 4, I,,, Gam, - tl, hand. ~ ,i,
MIR Il, In. ,at.e,s,,reJ -, n,,ny baN,n., ,.5s1
,r,n, ,b,. ,,t,ntr her n,r,5,n Inc s,.n,5,.ss os -
,,s,ll, fr tl,, II M II !, ,l,,sat,.r n,,,
.3t, - hn,.,.ff r,Sn,uslle far tn. ,v!la= ,s,,, l
MI ,.,s ,,l u II, ~ :, ,.,.,, ,,t,, his b.nl If 49,
rxe.n4r n .,I4.ernl III, p.f, ,,l estate in ,,,rI
,,t I,. ite at Tho l.. II the ,,ds,J ,t
,,nio ,, r,l game mt, hi, hands II ,,l -xirn, tg
s,of,l,, arr. ,It.3arI md /, t,, ,x,r1, only.
- TAR AS n .f,oe,r nm ilp 5,taI.t.,I ia, n ,,
va5a, Aif 1r ,r,.,e,i, n, i3e land 4 the nll,u,
l,,, , inn, t,. ,.x.r,;,,,s b,nl. AMI t ,l,i ,
tn. executor and his SECURITIES were (.,p,esi3 in tia
Is,af.e, tt ,pQ balance ii fha t,t,,,a ,sf.,e A,.
remained m llie eAc,,t,r' il ms. and The py4f1,o y
-, >, .,, NH 49, INN. ,.'.,,, ,, g. IaI
and t,a ,,',, ; o,r.,,, ,tII ,,.s,,,osi5s tr NM, I
,v IN. s,q.,,,ii,,s and ,-n ,l,i i,. ,,, ,,,,i,
tbefn. 3lbs ro,l T., ,,y ,,i,,r f,., ifl. o,,.
n,,Inenis ,,,,j,,t s,.,r ina, me dent T., ~, .x,,oo'.
ed. die creditor m,oi make, the election. II his r,se
i, does M, ,urar i,, e,h, made ,ny txnre.s ,o'',
;ian ii ihr nav, ents Inv men min ~ nav ~ ~.
,,rs 'rit iso,r Il ID, ,,iai,n maj "a IN, n,,,,.,x
fii,. lands ;J ,.,, ~, min, lha xa,I, la,ds oL, 81
n,nIsl.rri IN il,p cnnuua c,.r. If ,.e,s t,a tt ,e
u. 4 l,, L,y 50 s. r, ,yl, M ,r.,,liN L. re ain them
In, an a,,,urt nj l,u,ut,rtap han me sl,n at ,,,
.,Iss i.,, r,r.5, ,,s ,l,, t., ..h 9, IN ~ IN.
r.,4.,,l,., ,,-,.Y, IN. ,,y--,, .., l,f,rai,rr h.
pt.. f,,iYruts II sb,u.a II. rs,4.l rJ - n,yo,et
n9tt me pr.r5,l,,t .b iaoa. nnIe.s s,lc,iiy a.
rcrtea oi.rfa .,e The saus II, rl, may h.. sad Of
Ih,a ygo., ) poi,n. Au.a1a,ls manic. al any ,,f1r h
IIsf..,ot,r - I'M, ,.r,.Ilt r.. III, ,,,f, ,I,, ,la5
lea3e,.s 81, aid 1e REGARDED as3l from Ia. funds ii
Tie persn,I estate All p4snen,, NJ, i, In lie oaers
,t5-f ti executor had re, y.l lie sales nj the hd
sal he c,nsIrfr As a,Ie fra, The nr.ce,s Of s,rn
saes--i;d the sa,ue ~ Ia the vid1u,, rorti,n-
Ad ii ti,re be balance Of the pIs,,nal estate ex
elusive oi the rdov $ roflin ren,a,juo IN the cNtn.
hrs hands. the sec,,s ara bound for II. bo nat for any
balanre DIM, If The orcecds If ,le sales If the land and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

This cause 10 be heard upon the papers for
rnerly read and the report OF Commissioner Brown,
made pursuant the order ot te Isl day OF pf 49,
and argued by connsc and TIE rlle made against
the defendant Nancy Philips, On Thursday last, beiu.
returned executed, The doth orirG that the same
be enlarged ill the trrn and that the report
aforesaid be rccomHitled the same commission
or. beore whom The court doth order thlt the
defendant Nancy Philips and James Powell the
present trustee, d. render an account Of the value
quantity and qaallly OF the estate, well as the
annual value and prfs, and viva, disposition has
been made oI the same, and particularly Of the bonds Tor
the last and present years, hires OF TIE ncecs nd rents
Of the land IN the bill aud proceedings mclned nhicl
accounts the said commissioner is directed to examine
state and settle, aud make report the court with any
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself
required by the parties 10 be stated. Aud the said
commissioner authorized toeAamiae the said trustees
upon nienugaiores touching the sd jet matter ot the
said accounts. Copy-'resr,
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DAVID II. LYMAN

And enquiry, will be found in every town and yisgs
in the state.
Dec 10 wl2n
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20 gGfLT'YEs Z NERO sg.5.s'1,s.
fENllE Subscribers now receiving very large
stock II Hardware, Cutlery, &c. and earnestly ST.
cIt call r1n Marchlns visiting oar MARKET as they
are determined 10 sell eo3d bargains.
H. b. & W. \. RICHARDS.
Sept, ~ Is
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ROBERT TINSLEY, Cik.


NUIli laaIUNI.t , VFFICE,
Amherst Courl House, Sept. 2ih, 1871.
Tie parties interested IN the Foregoing urltr will
take noliee that have appointed The Pad day al Decen
Der neXf, 10 commence the accounts therein men.
TONED, which day o ocluek in the iuorGiaa they
are nqaesed 10 attend al thy oiie, with their accounts
vouchers and copies OF court paprs prepared ar eAa!n
nation aud settlement. RIO. NJ. BROWN, Com'r
Nuy. nIy
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A ! circuit suferof curt oi lazy aad rfanrrry.
"a held Tor Bedlord county, the oh day Of O.Ib-r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-16
s8B Megg! O. ROM J

he (the subscriber viii sell at public auction
TO The highest bidder, GU the premises, on Sal
nrday The 18Th day f.Mgy nekt that part OF said
traoy Or EuBd cSiidd etsl ssiesso., !. 1hbHsionet
and described in said desd, as containing
275 Acres, g ROods and 80
Poles.
This farm lies aboai miles North Of Berry
vile. on We Main Ruad leading 70 Cbarlestown
and is so welt knows IS ore Of lie. finest aiie
best improved rarmsj,n the valley, as. 10 maks
i unnecessary 10 gve any description Of i.y-
The title is unquestoned, bull The subscriber
will onlyconyey su5h lille as is vested in hia
| BY the Trust Deed.
| Terms IF Sale.-Atont 81 GEO. or enongh !.
pay the balance due Monture RobiDsnn. wsfi
| interest 10 The day of sale,, and the & is
cident tosthe exc ;ntiop Of the Trusi, I'D ~ re
quired in hand on the day Of sale; No. ie9ts
oc the purchase money intwo equal isstsl14sss Ia
payable in one aud Two years from 'sA!uH.I
with interest from date, 10 be seeug
If Trust on the ptsmises. STA
Eexsct amount due. Moneute Rob
furnished on The dsy ofsaian
yany one who mhy wish
4 CYR
! Clarke. CO., April II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-16
..MR. CLAY.

in answer 10 various Invitations, Mr. Clay has
published aisuer, declining lo~accepl public de.
neusiIaiions Of respect. He says:
"The election oil Chief Magistrate Of free,
great, and enlightened nati6n,iS one Of the gray-
est and most momentous functions which the
People can exercise. Ii is emphalcaliy, and
ought lobe exclusively. their own business
Upon The wisdom of. their choice depend the
pfesefvatfeh and spundness OF free Institutions.
Rad. the welfare and prosperity of themselves
II making II, they should be free, impartial, and
wholly unbiased BY the conduct Of 2 candidate
himself. Not only, 10 my opinion, is il his duty
10 Sustain from all solicitation, direct or indirect,
Of their surfaces, but he should avoid being vol.
unfairly placed in situations TO seek, or in which
he might be supposed 10 seek, TO influence their
judgment.
Entertaining these views Of what becomes a
CANDIDATE for the exalted Office of President OF
The UGited States, shall act in siriclconformiiy
with them. Hereafiets and until The pending
Presidential eeclioa isdecided, cannot accept
nor attend any public meeting Of nv fellow
citizens, assembled in reference 10 that object, 20
which may have been or shall be invited II
Us my wish and intention, when leave thsrity,
10 return home as quietly and quickly as posi-
lble, and, employing myself in my private ousi-
mess sand affairs, there 10 await the decision
lof The Presidential election, acquiescins in l.
whatever il may be, with the most perfect sub
mission.
II hope those who have honore6 me With invi
,aiioIs 10 which have not YET replied, and thos
who may shaye intended me the honor Of trans
mitling Others, viii accept, without disappToha
Iioni this exposition os the motives by which
am governed.
al am, gentlemen, your friend and obedien
servant. II. cLAY.n
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We tesm il our duty 10 keep Re : r,.s,or,,.
~ Or Jefferson advised os he sestim.u,. n
sg1s Of their nsishbors towards hen. since. sbe
election. The following leiler Is published Is
lhe Riehmcnd Eoqui5sr Of .he 7lh -
WIEcHesrxR. Arfil %.
4 % Thursday last, We probably passed ,hfa,
ous Of the most existing contests ever witnessed
10 oar county. Winchester stood pto The work
manIolly wesexpeeted 70 be BEAT 90 or sena-
tefitl tiekes lsSs i was only lis. AtIhe close
IT die polls we considered ,he eoontv. az -.
2o0--as our calculations 10 me pfeeine,s rer.
based upon personal interviews With the mos, ia
faeaiiai men. and letters up 10 THURSDAY our
falling on was at heWtowu.. and Middletown-
Swhefe we had every reason 10 believe onr ma.
iofily could be about Isl II Il praise was do I.
RusseIs, SRei,zsf's, and sehweir,s pfeeine,.~
they fully met eur most ssnEuire eTpecta,io6s
ppe5toEn should have given msiorItv az sor,s
30 more ihan she did-but Notwithstanding ,he
falling % at The precincts named. when he NJ
turns we've al ~, We considered our Senatorial
candidate perfectly sate-knowing that Jelfer-
son, On > street Psrsy vote, could no; give more
thsn so OF so against US. as The vol, Vii go
On reference 10 the voa Ter House 81 Delev,tes
Eh1 il vas oar surprised friends there yo,ed
against us. am unable 70 say unless. a. sue-
gesied By manyof tbe Democracy, lie candidate
vas not from lhal county. we shall reneo, bs-,
viii gratitude The arde lt frirnds who s,ocd q
70 Us 10 that c0unty We shall equally recollecr
with disgust the seeeJers from our ranks on ne
nccssIoa. II il wei known. Frederick has al.
Ways done her duty when The candidate happen!!
4fd4Rbe from Jefferson, which was usually me
eass--our candidate heingsthe rsi for a series Of
years presented 10 them FOR The senate /; bpie.
-nongh Of This; i issekening 70 ibink of he vote
II Jefferson. Clarke covered herself with glory.
by giving her full majority, which was II. for
The Senator, whilst i was only for The House OF
Delegates. ("
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a. n MeQullK,a. ssc'y.
CON-. sTEwAarT OF ANNEXATION.

III
The Washington Gisbe contains letter from
Commodore Stewart to Mr.. ]. Thompson. Dem
ocratic member OF Congress, and adeIegs,e 10 The
Baltimore Convention Of the 9Th Of May. on the
subject Of the Annexation Of Texas. The Com.
modofe assuming Thai he will be the candidate
for the Presidency comes out 10 opposition to
Messrs Van Buren,, Benton aud olheis, and is in
i faycr ef the AnnexaliaD. He SAYS
81 assume that there exists no constitu-
tienal objection 10 Texas being i0corporll
led with our union. That question sp.
pears 10 be set al rest since our acqnisi-
! lion Of Louisiana AID Florida, and the a.
bnndsnt. and, as | have supposed salts
factory discussion Of il, to which all have
access. will at least venture 10 say thai
they have satisfied my mind
Passing. then. to the general question;
the reasons are so numerous. cogeul. p6w.
|Srful. and urgent, both on the score Of po'
l Elicy and humanity for making Texas par
of the Union, aud have so strong bear
ing upon oOr national industry. revenues
prosperity and power, tina. i have no
: beefabls to refuse the assent Of my judg
E nlent 10 them"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-16
THE pIFFEREncE.

The 4lexsn5ris Gazette points out charac.
,efisic difference between The two parties after
On election Il says:
:" whenever the leaders OF The Locofoco party
find an election goes against them, they imme-
diately SCI 10 work 10 abuse The people, by chalg.
ing Them with being brfbed, or fooled OF corrupted,
or something or other Of The kicd. The Wings,
when dry lose, attribute their defeat 10 want or
Igla simpsy, and determine TO go 10 work and lei
Gshin Ia New oteans, to be sure. they cha:g.
Jed s Judge with eorrnPiica-Ihey proved the fact.
and tehled him. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-16
May l6, 1874
A GOOD Cun oflCOHtc.

1AHE ndersigned begs cave 10 call the al
- lentlon Of the public 70 his valuable Patent
Condensing Coffee Boiler His Invention con
sists Of a condenser attached 10 The Ordinary
boiler, BY which the aroma or spiripof the;cof-
fec il arrested cohdsrseJ, and sent back into
the boiler Conse q1ently there is a ssyypg Of
| ftnm IS 10 40 per ceHt Of the grain and Ell Ieh-
( ness and favor given 10 the ceaee that cttier-
I wise passes or Lovers Of good coffee vii
! please call aI1Messrs Z NJ Warning 8 Cos
] hardware store, opposite Browns Hotel u a
Mr.. n. Eevilrs tin shop, opposite FsllNr's
EHoteI. where the articIe ,an be obtained and
I persons can see for themselves, and they Snl al
once be convinced Of the great improvement.
r. D. ROLAND.
Washington City Msy l6, 1914
! Persons are respectfully referred 10 the Hon
| Il l.. Ellsworth, Commissioner Of Psicats, WIS
III using one Of The condsnsing Coffee Boilers il
4 his family. and is prepared 10 satisfy persons Q
It's utility, economy, End grestimprovemsnl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-16
THE MARKETS
06.,s Of tie Bailfmsrs .amsrleaa. I
N-l--N n u a

> y
cATTLF.-Thefe we're 220 head Of Beet
ME offered 4. tie scsles his mornins AMI Isl
sna Ire prices paid "a ased from ss;s7ae s.
III loo lbs. on The hoof, Which IS equal q 7s.ss
S5.75 net
AoGS.-Salss 81 I've Hogsio-:lay a. $3.50
per 100 lbs r.,
FI.OUR-There IS very little deDSLa 'of
Hazard street Flaar, s The transactions eorssnae
small. Holders II liesh ground parcels gePssisis
lIvIrsk "a ga A sale vas made, hovevqs %
Sa,hfdsy a sl.5Gl and the article has be;a oil
fefea "a das al tbs same price. We are yaaolf
- name deiisls plice for receipts BY ,hs ears
CRAM. whesls have declined Thk fey
nasesls 81 Ma. reds a MaIkel 70 caz SOD a ~
! Is1a ems for good % primes On Saiu9isy
IA 81 strictly prime Psnna red vas soldai lel
s,ss te.sx two lohds Or good red were fpid q
"a eep,s: and ht with good deaf Of smu, Y
= :, q etss "A SAX Of Psnna- Rye tn-dsf a. p
80. sales Of Mo. while Corn at 80 q II e's.
llsSa 81 yellow Al As ~ cts Weqoose ua's 9
i "a - cents.
FPR0VfsloNss- There is no chaugesin ,h'
s,,,of Bacon, ned the sales ere moderate 81 w
49, ~ rates, VIZ prime Western Asserted
!. ..e,. 81 81 5sspsss Shoulders Al y
, Ssn's' <iSms a esnts, aeccrcinsEs'
IN wii lss u 3 Al u e ssa's =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-16
Eon lht Rirhmand Ennuirrr.

1.-THE union OF he Wings for the sake
Of The Union'--or father, their idolairous
devotion to II Clay-has been the nc
tive and object which they have carried
out. But whilst they are aiming shonIaer
10 shoulder with united forces and unseru-
pulous man worship, in favor o: their IDOL,
and Immediately TOO after an apparently
temporary defeat Of cur party 10 virglnia,
moi indeed an actual. much less persna
nent defeat, il is true, but loss which
has brought Temporary cloud over ihs
feelings Of some OF our party, what is lbt
situation OF our party al Washington =
The members Of Congress are wraRgsirg
charged with cabalIing for some Presi5eo'
taI candidate. our party seemingly tear.
Ing itselflo pieces, the Spectator rebukIns
Mr.van Bureu, and the Globe rsbukins
Mr. Calhouu-uniil the confusion hai
become worse conlounded. We mus
terminate these fsuds at once-or els'
how is, il possible that scattered mob
such as our party will be. can sncounie
The best drilled and The strongest dtssip;
lined party in The world
e7Lwe gfss ups large portion q our pspsr
today. 10 details ofI The disgrseeful scenes 8
phsladelphis during The last week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-16
INFORMATION Wanted.

a NY information which can be commubi
IN Gated 10 me in relation 10 my sob, VINO
teit home, (Capon Springs, Hampshire county,
Ya.,l aboutsix years ago will be thankfully te-
ceiyed J have understood that he was 81.
ged as hand, on the Winchester and Potomac
Railroad, but upon inquiry in Winchester as6er-
tanned that no such person was employed there
His name is Isaiah Peer
! will receive letter from him, or from any
person that can inform me where be is, amy
lime the present week, directed 10 Harpers Fer
~ = ISAAC PEER
Nav l6 l9Al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-16

Negro Man, ! Negro IYoman,
? or 3 Negro Children, (Boys al
slaDes for iife.
Terms Of sale--cssh
L. woRrIINGT0N,
WM G. WoRTHlNGToN.
April Is. Trustees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-16
Not[tes.

IA meetH.g Of the Democratic Committee
Of Vigilance for the county Of Jefferson viii 6f
held in The room above Ire Court Room ln The
Courthouse 10 charlestown, at hslf past tive
O'Clock. 90 Frldsy The 18th inst. AIithe mem
hers OF The commitiee are requested 10 attend,
as business Of Importance is 10 be transacted al
The meeting. GEO b. BEALL,
May 3. Chair'n Of the Committee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-16
Trllsfee,s Sale.

SDURSUANT 10 a Deed OF Trust executed BY
y WIlhsmEP Flood. jrs, and wife, on the 4th
cay Of April. 1912, 10 theIundersigned, for pnr-
poses therein SET forth and on record in lhe
Clerks Office Of the County of Jefferson, viii
proceed 10 sell, (sgrees ably TO instructions re-
ceiyed from The Hon J. r: Douglass, Judgefo
the Circuit Superior Couri Of Law and Chance
~ for said county,)
OF Saturday The 6th Gay fJune neri,
in frSht Of my Office in ibe town Of smiihheld,
m Al very dcsirshtA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-16
wAHUAREE xAND

FlEk ShIsks..
2HHE snbsrIibeE oilers fGt sale, Tract d
II Land ID Jefstson county, VI being par
Or the shannon Hill Farm. adjoining The land
Of Dir w " Lane, jnd Mir George Risler,
Containing about lI5 Acres.
Ninety sores Of HhS.h are cleared. aol sold
At private ssle, il wills lie oticted al public sSIs
before the Court House deer ID CharlestowR
the 18th aay Of MAJ next, sejng The frstdas 81
The Circuit SaPefioS Court d Jefferson Per.
sous wishing 70 purchase aseEreIerrsd To- Rich.
ard Williams. who! lives nsat the land. Any
Communication addressed ID NE suhser,ber. il
the cry OF Nashsaglens viii be promptly al.
tended 10. Ar F4IRrAS
April Ia lisa -
~ Tie .AasieaA Iafsiliessser ac;if pagl;sk 4,
sreti al sale.
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no THH LAnTrs

4
f'HsHE subscriber has Just returned from The
East WITH large snd weil selected
! Stock eE SOriag and Snmnsr Goods.
lconsistingAnf ar. Of the following articles, viz
"a "A Plaid and fancy casssimere
Blue, black, brown and greencloths
super back French do
Do plain and plaiI linen driIiugs
silk sSarss and cravais
Gam broo6s and eolionsdes
Marseilies sas::n and Cashmere restings
Linen cambric ha,;dkerehiefs
Spit.lefeld and pongee do
Gaiicoes andlchintzes
Super balzarinesand lawns
Black, bue-b black, and colored sIIxs--a me as
I sorimRnt Ff
Frenehkid and silk gloves and mi,ts
Corded skirts and grass cloth
Ladies night caps
A general assortment Of hosiery
Bishops lawn, null, and Swiss muslins
striped and plaid penlenliary cottons
Ga, 7.8, "A Virginia osnabnrgs
rs twfled 90
"a, 7.s, "A brown sheetings.
] 7-s, "A, 81, 10 4 bleached DO
No !, 2 and ? oarlaPs
Nankeen, *t%
GROCERIES,
New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars
Loaf and lump. sugar
Java, Rio and ST Domingo coffee
New England cheese
Sperm. adamanune, daphne, & mould capdtes
Sperm, fish, aud ilnseed oils
| VARIETY.
Smoking and chewing tobacco, from ia to rs
Regalia, Ptincipe, Spanish and half-Spanish Sc
! gars VI
Nutria, Beas er, Russia, Guypquill, Leghorn, and
! Palm Leaf Hats
Florence Braid and Straw Bonnets
Ladies Cater Boots
/ Do French Kid Slippers
| Do Seal Skin aud Leather Shoes
Mems and Boys CaIf-skin Boots
| Do do do Shoes
Do do heavy Brogans
Children's and Misses Morocco s Elssler Boots
and Shoes
| Also, general assortment OF Hardware. Y
JOHN II McENDREE. +
ShepheFdstowu, May 9, 1874
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DIED,

: In This town. on Pkldsy morning last a.iet
lingering illness. Mr. #RoBERr B RAwLiSs, sop
of Mr., Thomas Raw lins~ Sen, aged 81 years.
At Baltimore, on The lCf'h instant. Of short
Illness, BAyiD BARSUM, Esq we'll known as the
proprietor IT one of the ffsi Hotels Of that CT
~ in the 75fh wear OF his age
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We learn from Inc official paper Of last eve.
ming that Two nnTe Treaties we're yesterday
ifapsmittedby the President Ct IheiUailed Safes
10 ibe Senate for as considerstinu.yz. Treaty
with fhe King Of Wuriemb ofg, and a Treaty win
The Grand Dutehy Of tirste- --.Eet. INF, Tuesday