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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

Wiz or "A MfLLlosAIRr.-We learn
rom tne New York papers that The
late Mr. Stuyvesanrs will gives 10 ihs
American Bible Society 5000; $50.
900 Al least we're expected j 10 he 4.
mericsn Tract Society. $1,000 10 RI II
for The Blind, So O00 = ,hs
Protestant Half Orphan Socie,y aI5ani,
His real estate is esIi aled 4, 4 5 Ollll nm
and bis personal estate $500 600 n.
has ieit one balfkol bis real es,a,e q
Twelve nephews AID nieces. and H. In.
e ball 70 three ntphews. Hon. Hauil-
lon Fish Is thus made millionaire.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

The mel Wing cain lnIthese five States,
is 8 members Of CongteEs
10 addition. The Wigs have gained i
Governor in TENNESSEE Legislative ma.
jority in the same STAG, and ! Legislative
majority in Indiana.
This is quite ,,'gloiyI enough" for one
month -Pdiia. Inc. /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

HANDSOME PHEsENr - EIr John Rsv
bold of Wilmington. sent svo basket Il
elegant peaches. To- Clay and claylop ],
While they were Il CaEsI Nav TIA,
we're ihe pick Of 40 orchard 81 ann
srees. = 'YoV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

LlksRaL ~ Miss Bordsu coulls !. :.
bout 70 erect church 10 London. Il
co., of ; ~. 0Q0 Il viii sccommoaa.e
oae ,1oqtsag pesso1s. There viii 81 a,-
iached 70 the slspfch large school lor
80 boys and i79 fiiI,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

a FUNNY GRNFLEuANs-Someb Ia
"a exchange pfiht. csFsi6es hattie wants
70 Recover ! LOST wallet, BELONGING 70 )
gentleman made Of call-.kin &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
Loss and eFIH.

The account Of the Wing loss and gaia,
10 membsrs Of Congress. 10 the August
elections. stands now as Tollows:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
VIOLENT HURRICANE-DRE atFt1r nee
OF LIFE-DEArH oF-LEvl NORTH.

ce'ss'p'aas'iee q ihs Baltimore american.
khiGnr'rowN, indiana, Aug IS, l847.
Last night, as Messrsk WEIGH a Dal.v.,,s
Circus Company were performing A. his n,sc.,
a tfemendous htrricane passed over =. 49,,
their canvass tent, and tore parts of; t.
At the lime Il occurred, Mr. levi Nor,b . Iii
fknown equestrian, was gbinp tbroneh ~ r. -
lie four horse act, whenIihe har.es ,ooE f-;.L,
and threw him on the plsnks in he ring 80
ing his brains out, and Filling him in.tsn,l.
ne fing-masier was run over bJ soh1s OF the
horses, and had one Of Els arms br.ke5 nj 80
otherwise injured, but id is thousbt ,ot danssrs
,ously. Several Others Of the co,nnsa. -.
hurt, and among The spsctstors 10 yor..n 80
chill we're killed instantly. ana s.yer.I 49,.
more OF less hurt. The storm last.d ani.
few miBaIes and devastated = snacs ~ S.is
mile vide, blowing down buiIdinr, ana ti,,ia.
several persons 10 the country. Thsd ss,,aa.;ss
10 timber, horses, cattle, sheen, cfons a. !.
immense.
ar The Amertean has siace been ;,;o,,r., i.
The above letter IL no, correct. Th., NJ Nsr,s
vas well on the 9Tth Another eom..nv 49, -.
performing =. hniehtstoFn; and il is likely mis-
lake has been made inilse names ar The n,anr.,a-.
Is well as the performes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

z
Ii Designating The tuo great parties y
he coun,ry. Ms. JeiIsrson said
ave brsks MO tuo psrtiss, each Wishing g
rive Al. ctrsrnnent dllsre1t ditsci.en, ~
q. {, sr<nrlksn ~ 10 p1psig trsata, ~ sllts
'srs nsfs psfnszsai brshekss, I'D . sxitrss
tufHshekfs = -rs oPsfation
II d6ss 3 6ls<-sysr which d ihs Two
AZ .l---rns present day wish to sirsngth-
sn the more permanent braneh.n The
psrtytwhich seeks 10 eeniralizs eli he
powers and iu1clions Of The GoseFnnent
IN IN Executive! Which Of tie two par
lies i now found anayed upon The side
Of Executive usu1Paiion sad dic,a-
dons The answer Is readily found BY
observing which itF is that susisins The
President 10 making a va:. power
exclusively vested. BY The Constitution.
10 VIA. Mr.. Jefferson ferns "the most
popular branch the CongFsss q The
United States. Yetlhe Wigs are Fsde.
'ralisis--,hough they are IMPOSED in
thought. word and deed, to apy centrsIi-
iasion Of power. any such uneonsIitusion.
Al assumption Of rterogsiive
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

QuARrEh EAGLES: Look out. Coun.
,erieiis Of this coin arr shoa, and executed
50 well as 10 decsise the Baltimore
Banks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

81 Gov. SKUNK. 1of Pennsylvania, ii
il sale, has been 10 Ofhde iairty gears. and
has received in TIA, Iime over $40 600
OF more Than - 334 ayesr. should
link be ought 10 bs siiisfed. 1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

nearly one hundred nilfionl Of dollars,
and Locof0co Tariff proslpcing 81 The
largest estimate. not quite e3e oe0. 900.
oifevenue. Query bow iopg viii it be.
under such wise provssioi. before our
national debt becomes extidcta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02
rae Observation-Disclosures.

We learn from the Staunton Spectator.
that Professor N. S. Botslord Is now il
thai place. having passed oyer the Turn
pike, road from POin, Pleasant on his way
EssL surveying and making report4o 4
cFmpang. who tonie % lats extendipf 4
tls-sssls.l ksrs ma CINCINNATI Tonle n
connect a Richmond via Charlottesville
OF with Baltimore via Harpsrs. Ferry
MI. D. informed the editor that. shoald
this line be decided upon, land be saw,
there is but little doubt that il will i a..
tive operations will cpmmence SO a. "a
connect The Spriogs with one Of The lines
BY the next season.
we Irust ihai The above may be correct,
aud Telegrsphic linz be established !,
Harpers-Fsrry. II this were accomnl;sb.
edit would Be a great iesideraium 70 our
DewsmoDgers a. well ss 10 The milIers and
farming community.
q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

90 Saturday tight weeE. the store 81
~. Belt. lin Gepfgetown. d. c.. was
fred 10 two places and on The following
day : eoiofsd boz 10 Mr.. BIS employ
was arfesied. a. uas also another boy 10
whom be bad contaminated bis desier.
On Mondey night ihs store was ired
10 The same msnasf. An attempt was
made toFob sncthsr siofs on Saturday
uight.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

HThe mineral resources Of The country, sppa.
renily insxhsustible beyond degiee, are yielding
Up their rich treasures, rendesing happy The
toil-worn heart 81 The industrioss rainer.p
ISpili ef sss6srsUA.
The 'fndustrioos miner" must feel very
happy indeed, when be lesrns thai near.
" every foreign weasel il greighied with
Goss orless Of thai product which entsrs
into direct compeiition WITH bis own labor
gall TOO effected BY the salaiary provi.
sious Of the Locofoco Tariff Of 1885,
The ''toil-worn miner" win have his
heart very much chsered. when be learns
that. under the operation Of the Locofoco
Tariff, the Boston Iron Company have
closed contract for so 900 tons Of Nova
Scotia COAL. 10 be delivered thi, fail
aud winter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

fsNsyer, since fte beginning III ,imek has i
esuntry presented 20 interesting speriod sSdoes
lhs United States - ths Prsseal day.
jSeleA Ssh Bth1h.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

Sei. bkStoS i i sep3iiei. q viii
$, sc e y seias'on. dspsadin< 4 Coo.,
s..'',.' " 'tt siiaiS,';opof III soa-;..
- 81 g k,sasnt. 4 haoi,;,ill. pss.r
s.f' 'fil Col i;spion 4. s,>s, 81. ~ j.
Terrific ,'i.,k:oa me .dm;s;.,.1..s<
e'1't' q spsi<ine 81 ihs .,.,;.;... 9
'.'n .n5 Ne ~, 81, IaAyes = i. st.y s..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

The population 0f Paris i / ,o5a. sE97
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-09-02

fiaotx1 The deuocrsls have elected At
zen 70 ,he Legislature 10 Giles and Mercer, il
p,see q Neal, CHG. deessssd. by usiotiiy
= -, Which gives t16 denccrais too =. iuri-.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-26
WHOLE NO. Sc.

lshlnen, lies beyond the limit Of rigkifuL.
constitutional. and legal authority: or that il
has no tegoi existence. because lis establish.
ment lies beyond the limit of constitutional
and |egnI auihOrjty : but, certainly. the pre-
miso-ihr establishment Of slavery ''lies be-
yond the limit Of righJui constitutional and
legal carbohydrates not warrant the con-
clusion that it has no AgQi existence. For
there are ind as well as good laws. There
is 'crongCui as well as rigkriui constitutional
and legal authority. An institution NAV he
legal according TO human and il
legal according to divine enactment. In 9TH
er words, the most 'cr0ngCui systems and
practices may he hgqh=ed, although that act
by no means changes their character, or re-
leases from guilt any one who may choose
to support them.
UIT In closing. we would state. that we
have on hand two communications-one sus.
tanning the old, the other advocating the new
doctrines. We shall publish the former next
week, the latter the week after. A full com.
parison of views will be profitable. Ne on.
ly speak for ourselves.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-26
Mr.. Adams.

We take the following from the Washing
ton correspondent Of the Pittsburgh Gazette.
The voice of the "Old Man Eloquent" will
not be heard much longer among us, but we
rejoice that while it still fingers it speaks in
behalf of liberty.-Ifue Democrat.
The Civil and Diplomatic Bill, and the
amendments OF the Senate. occupied the at
tention of the House during the early part of
the cay, and again in the evening. Some CT
these amendments excited an earnest discus
sion, and particularly one appropriaiing $780,
600 for paying the owners Of the Spanish
Schr. L'Amistad. Mr.. Adams, who had
not before spoken during The present session
of Congress, and who could not now, but for
the unanimous consent of the House, asked
permission TO speak upon this question:
Leave was granted, and the members clus-
tered around the venerable member with the
respect due to his years and his WISDOM
Mr.. A. is very feeble, and during the two or
three weeks he has been here has not before
attempted TO speak. His voice now was
faint and his frame feeble. What he said
was against paying the owners of the Span
ish schooner a most unjust claim, as he re-
garded il. They were slave dealers and had
deprived the Africans, who had been robbed
of their liberty, of home and country.
They had violated Spanish laws in doing
this. The men brought here wee declared
free by our courts. They were demanded by
the Spanish Government, not rs slaves, but
as assassins and pirates. II either, they were
not property nor was any demand made for
indemnity, until the courts had made these
men free.
The committee Of ways and means have
recommended concurrence in this amend
ment, and the Senate passed it with grea
unanimlty, but after the remarks of Mr.. Ad
ans, but 2S members were found WILLING t
vote for the claim, and 81 voted against it,
Never We're a few words productive of 8
much power. Such ia the respect for th
I" Old Man Eloquent"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-26

States were TO unite against pro-slavery le-
gislators, this, Of itself, would be the begin
ming of the end and humanity would not
have long to wait TO see the end consumma-
ted. Here, then. is y popularity in the cir
cumstanres Of the slave States. In other
countries. slavery is upheld by a military
despoiism. or under a constitution so mixed
with the despoiic. that the mind of the peo-
pie is but partially expressed but there, sla-
very is the will Of the p~eople--their free
Will; they have it, because they choose 10
have it; and so they stand alone among tho
nations Of the earth in their guilt and their
degradation.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-26

NT.M remiIances 10 be madc, and all letters
rclqfing 10 tie pecnntaty gBafrs u Tie paper,
10 be addressed (post paid 10 The General
.1geni. Communications fnfendedJor inser-
Hoa 10 be addressed 10 The Editors.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-26

OF TERMS $3.50 per annum, or $l,75
(inrGriaJly roguired) if not paid within six
months Of the time Of subscribing.
ADVERTISEMENTS making less than a square
inserted three times for IS cenis:-ons
square 81.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-26

Printed for TIE Publishing Committee W
G. n. HAPGOOD.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-26

The American Peace Society offer a pre-
MUM Of $500 for the best Review Of the pre-
sent War Uith Merieo.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-26

PUBLISHING COMMITTEES Samuel Brooke,
James Barnaby, Jr., David l.. Galbreath,
Lot Holmes.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-26

J. ELIzABETH JONES, EDITOH'.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-26

JAMES BARNABY, Jr., General agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-27
NUMBER 90.
RHEUMATISM.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
-O SAIISF1 THE PUBLIC OE TuE Am


TbENrICTrY % the following siasement A IA. A.n an.
ed before the Mayor Of New York
hereby certify that for the yr, ~ h,v, h.,, .
10y sme'eh with attacks Of rheumatism. principally in IN.
aod limbs accompanied with an the ort.
sometimes the pains have bern IN ~ ,,,hL A.
'Ne' ana my fenera heath
va uouofd with low spirits brain
10" inees'ant and onen
W"h Tor an end of ssnerinrs think human
imagine alu,o.t
my earnings the doeors the sarous pots
i Europe IN which had llrd medical aver and
oF CONSIDERABLE time under Of
stefan IN Liverpool. no coed, ON my ,,-,v,I v
YORK a' sep,'nlber ob my shp \, VA. ,
ahe 70 walk st~p without ttaer W., N,
aoeah situation with the renewed wa- takn u, ,L,
my h"slilal and under Dr Moses. u oao,r
Nees out a. only
piui al station Island when
o' Mercury THIS nearly kEed
NJ huk son dr ~ had read the Of DIR
'Lte IN the TINT were mid IN no
maze % The 'alvahie articles DIT hons,
20 lle once and get On the calvan.
- "e s'''' ana limbs were recommended and the Mag
e r"a The people al the Hoptas Reu,,g
het and toll shrw he R
on ana used the Fluid For the frst no CHANGE
eut NE as1 rhorang the stiffness
The pain was e- BY night felt every rr.p. and ~
less &I tno resk' IN tAs Hosp oury cured since ,h,t
ne which - ul5e than 10 tn. we.t Id..
ana IRON thence In Antwerp, md during ay. Lad
no attack whatever Of Rheumatism pa my
ed 10 all The vieisiuSes OF being week that
could hardly stand have become
p-iiod Of my life and firmly believe happy and won
iu results have been accomplished power OF Docto.
Chrsues Galvan.c Bands and Magnetic Fluid
HENRY JOHNSON
No. 335, Pearl Street New Yo.k
On the 10th day Of November houxan ght hundred
io " appeared before the within named Henry Johnson ami
4e rmh oah ha The above statement Substantially
e1ch anu every particular. A. H. MICkLE
Mayor of the City OF New YoTk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-27
FRESH AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS.

"E havc received by the packets Patrick
w Henry, Poeahonias and Greenway and Union Railroad
line from New YORK large and choice
styles Of Spring Coos. which Offer Wholesale
follows
Rich Grenad ne Gll.se Plaid and striped SILKS
India Reps, and plain, plaid. striped and fancy
super blk and blue blk Gro de Rhlne plain plaid and striped
Rich Embrd Crepe shawi- Dlml.k do.
Zephyr wotsed, BaIegs shaws and SeaTfs
Fancy cold plaid and plain blk Alpaca
French AMI EaT.z;on PLAID ami striped GuShams
Musins, Lawns, printed Jaeoneis ard Org sndies
Blk and white GinghamS Lawns aud prints
Rich Printed Bareges and Balzogines
French, English and American Prints, cheap
Swiss Jaeonet, Cambria, null and corded Mu,ns
Plaid Silk Tauans, RO.eln piaids and Robes
cases sh Linens computing variety in quality and
Table Danak, Napkins, Huekabaek Diapers and Crash
i,l0i and i"i super fne and N dunn Sbectnz
Thread Laoes Rdgng' and inertngr, Regency do.
Bobbin Cambria and sw.s, Muslin DO.
BIN and fancy cold silk FTnges, Psruture do
Bonnet Cap Hat and Neck Rbands, aud
Rich Needle worked Capes and Collars, all prices
Thread Cambria French Lawn, and DSapery Mu,ins
Hair Cloth, ARIEL Royal hustle, GAS Cloth corded
Shell Side and Tnek Combs Buffalo and brazilian do.
Ladies, Misses and ehLircns SIX and cotton Hose
- Kid silk and l.i.le Thread Gloves aud Mtts
Enbroed REVERE and Tape striped Cambria IIdkfs
spiialhed Bandanna, Pongcc aud plaid SILK 10.
super blk French Cloths, Cas.iiaeres Doe Skins
Fancy cord Cloths and Cas- for Spring and
Cashnletes Cape, Camlcis, GambToOn.
Super DnPe de Etc, Silk Codlingon. blue and blk
Pain white. striped and plaid Linen Drilling
Heavy brown do and Cotton PANTHEON siuhs
Plain and hg ID satin and SILK Nesings. Mifcles do.
BuraIs DoWla-, Duek and Russia She.ings
large assortment OF the hest styles
sheeines, shIrng, oEnaburgs, Dngs, plaid
Checks manufactured thus pTcrs
cl,h. VALENTINE, RREEDEN A co
NH &c No. 2l7, Broad Street Shockoe Hin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-27
CITY HOTEL,
a In m n m al Vn-

INilIS new and large establishment was open
I'd by the subscribers the 2
OF Mt Rsss,S late thu tiled and well
the Fafmers Hotel FIedeTeksbuz determined
their undivided attention "a the comfort and OF their
patrons The House situated the CITY
ground lately covered by old Tavsrn
handsomely provided with furniture entirely with ober
aH attentive assistants ard and reasonable
Of the Of snoTs
't Of obi friends and acquaintance AMI years epe
enee In the Bonrhruok Hotel Petersburg Va think they
supply equivalent stable
we. ioTns and provided unier the Of Mr. VIM T.
Wool - attached to the house. distance
ing himself the proprietor
may be- assured Of good attention for them.
JOHN MINGE a sON.
0 Petersburg ntclgcneer. National Intcgenesr and Union
Washington u c. Raleigh S,ar aad Standard
raid and Recorder Norfolk Herald Beacon
Enquirer waucnon Flag, will copy
and . end tOt p,yu de 25-tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-27
NERVOUS DEAFNESS.

The following 10 an extract from from d,
gnsh-d physician in tins state The withheld by request
of the y ''f'e''
A H. CHRISTIE, NJ D-D.ar Sir: One Of nv paii-n. IN
known obtained Gavane with the MarDr AMI
for serious affection The sa~. wa, th,t al
~ whose nervous system much her Rep.ra
health Poor Much done previous application OF H.
Belt but with very little it ony rsht 20 ten vo
mat since she commenced wearing few weeks
he has entirely recovered her hcarg her general health IA
better than for several years Her friends aru BEYOND
sure At this happy
" Dr. Christie woul is not ,oarv ear
Many persons who have quite md have been
Tor years have recovered by means n the organ be-
not injured there always fare recovery by m app
cation OF CavaAm Should however be remembered Thai Tie
sooner the application Is Gaade better.
Every column in this PAPER night be flied with similar ieuc
mails In al Nervous Complaints matter how chronic or q.
we're they may BE- the efficacy OF Chrse genuine Cslyauc
articles IS ruly wonderful
" Only Agents for Richmond
DUYAL X PURCELL. Drngg.ls
I47, Main Street
For sale in Wythevile, oay by WV II. sPiLLER
Do Explanatory pamphlets may be had gratis 6.I5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-27
To Country observation-disclosures, Shoes, Hats.

So"huy uerehnpfs-Roots- Shoes, Hats,
x.,,, tap>, Trunks. &c.
I'HE subscriber leave u eau The .t,econ M
. Metehants tn his stock OF SPRING GOODS hrr p.u Of
Nhieh has been received thin and
oeahal assortment Of Boots Shoes. Hats Can. Trunk. Az
ahss winch viii be found hard-om. ,tyes ali
OF Nheh wh be sod At the price, for cash or on
"' u-.-' sne 10 puneGai Customers JUDAH MYERS
- No We-tM Main "A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-27
NIRGINIA AT Rules he'd In the CLERKS

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Creu: Superior OF Law and Chaneery
io Buekaeh4m Coua'y Monday the 9Th day Of Apn
Charlotte FORBES adn1 OF Alex FOr5es j. deed, Plainf,
joan Harman Richard Gillian admir- Of Leberry IIar
iman, deed, defspdlB..
~ CHiSCERY
The defendant John Hartman having entered his appear
anee and given security, according Of Assembly ana tbe
Rules OF thus Court appearing By satiIfleory ynce thai
he Is not an nhabitn OF this county ordered That the said
absent defendant DO appear e Eucs
Court the FIRST Monday Jly and answer the b OF the
paE'n and that copy Of this order inserted IN some
newspaper published IN the City Of Richmond months sue
eessyey and posted the front Cour House OF t,
County. Copy. Tesie
aPl3-w9w r. ELDRIDCE, c. c. 8 C
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-27
isiebmomo Dailp. Hpbie.
RICHARD u. TOLEIt, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOrr, Associate Edit

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per square for zach Continuance.
July LIST. lsi5.
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TO John, Joseph. Polly, sally and Lucy Farrnr,
children OF Fleming FRrrar, decd:

children OF Fleming Farrar, decd:
NOU are hereby notified, that YOU are interest.
II ed dspcad circuit. superior court ofta
and Chauecr Tor Nelson County Virginia in the name
Of Wy7i Hare against loha Maxwell heirs OF Per
Farnr, he sdc deed ami you make yourselves
EhoNh within months from this day you by presumption Of
law be Asen for dead, and The 90 sid Faar the
,lef deed be drhued accordingly this given BY or-
AMI decree OF said Court You will lore II alive coanun
cafe the fact To also th place Of your your IN
ercsi' will be sccu!cd Direct ChaI Pe-row Iovnssion Va
Dec estn, 1916. CHAs PRRROW
dt.s-NftL ami
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CO-PARTN ERSHlP.

CO-PARTNE
THNIIE undersigned, former partners in business.
Z have again asslci,d together under
+. LATHKOP d VAN DEURSEN,
for the purpose Of transaeung
General Dry Goods business.
We succeeded business Of late Gm Of Hawes Van
Dr1r-cn Ward No o. Main Street, Rirlh1ud, Va. where
kcrP all Of gocd atd will be pleased o
old friends well those OF the late
dm. FAIETTE LATHROP,
4. VAN DEURSEN,
I.-c of the firm Of Ilawcs Van Dcursen 4 Ward
January iu, Isi1
GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
We just of choice Of c goods suit
81 IN the approaching purchased recently tie Northern
markets We ~ iticnls
eases of very beautiful rriLts, styc
Pink, blue and wt.t~ Talitlns Pariy dresses
Plain Swiss Mus'ins
WHIT Kid Gloves, az
~ ~ - Blrnc hri aud brown Shuinfs and shcciin-s
Bclchcd billings. Kentucky Jeans
Hoai' ~, brown ilpliluds-Bk Aipaccas
Blk asd cord Cambrics, sc, &c.
b. BATIlRCr 4 VAN DEURsEN.
a. - No. 81. Main street
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~. GROIN SUGAH.-25 Iahds. ~. CroIx SUI
- af We bes that has btca this city years aniuI
AM of ae " aPxs WILLIAMS HANALL.