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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11
+" ALL Erie ="

Erie is humbled as well as disgraced. The de-
csion of the U. S. Court at Pittsburgh was ad
verse to the Erians, and the U. S. Marshall last
Friday arrested four of the ringeaders of the mob
aud took them on to the Pittsburgh jail
Gov. Bigler has acted ridiculously. After
having expressed publicly sympathy" with the
mob. he has issued the following Proclamation.
1t is a-cooler.
Governors Prcclamation.
To 7. B. Vincent Sheriff Of Erie County, and A. king
Mayor of the City,
/, WILLIAM BIaLER, Governor of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, for the purpose Of
enforcing obedience to the laws. and in order to
see them faithfully administered, do hereby au-
thorze and require you to call upon all good citi
Zens and if necessary, the military. to aid you u
suppressing riot, if any should occur. and to pre-
serve the public peace, and also to secure obedi
ence to the laws, orders and decrees of the Su-
preme Court of Pennsylvania against the desIruc-
iion of the property of the Franklin Canal Com
pany and further, that you advise obedience tc
the orders and DEGREES of the United States Su
prsme Court. You will also give publicity to thi.
communication. WILLIAM BiGLER.
This Proclamation produced immense excite
ment in "all Erie
The Plain Dealer of Monday, says
The latest dispatches from Erie are very i'm
portant. One announces that the Railroad Com
pany have proposed, if the people at Erie and Har
Dor Creek will let them lay down the track fo
the time being, that it shall not affect the lega
! rights of either party. In consideration of which
the prosecution against fitzpatrick and others 70
contempt shall be discontinued. The Goyerno
earnestly advised the Erians to accept the terms
But they care as little for the Governor of thei
own State as for the order of the Fed erai cour
and have refused.
| Another dispatch brings the intelligence that bot
councils of Philadelphia have made a subscriptio
of two millions to the Suubury and Erie Road AN
advise the Erie people to hold on to the break
guage.
This is a fitting climax to the sympathy aud sur
port which the Phadeiphians have given to th
Erie riot from the beginning. ~
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

3 MoRTALIrY In NLw YonK.-During the year
1853, the number of deaths in New York was 21,
se7. Ofthese II, ,7s5 were males, 1O,1l2 femsIes
1857 were under 10 years Of age-6,s71 were
under one year Of age. The children under ter
years of age constitute sixty per cent Of this great
MOI tality. A startling fact!
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

FIREs.-A great fire occurred at Louisville,
Ky. last Saturday night.
Early Monday morning great fire occurred in
New York. by which the immense pile of build
ings on Broadway known as Metropolitan Hall, in
cludipg the new and splendid La Fargo Hotel
was totally destroyed. Loss $775,oOe. Insurance
350.00o.
Last Saturday the Custom House at Portland,
Maine, was destroyed by fire.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

New YoRK TRIBuNE-The Tribune, during
the last week in December received an addition OF
6,487 subscribers to its list, an increase of g..
631 over the corresponding week of the previous
year. The aggregate circulation of the Tribune
is now lO5 600.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11
Parks Conyicted.

The Jury in the Parks case at Akron. brought
in a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree
They found him guilty on the four first counts Of
the Indictment. They were out about 81 hours.
and brought IN their verdict at o'clock P. VI.
Monday last.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

MUNIFIcENr DoNArIoN.-Dr. Mott, who has
been President of Union College for SO years, has
donated his prlncely fortune 5000. .o00 to that in
stitution. -f a-z-
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

The people have received Bigler's messags.-
News is just received of the decision at Pttsburgbt
excitement increasing.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11
I'll E OHIO ST A R. /.
Mrs. HELEN i. BOSTWICK. Regular Contributor
RAW MA,
Wednesday, January II. 1854,
governors Message.

We lumber up our columns this week, with this
dull, spiritless, partisan production. It is an in
Fiction which seems unavoidable, and and our
readers must submit, as patiently rs can.
When the wicked rule, the people mourn.
1t will be seen that the Governor stoutly vindi-
Gates the enormous expenses of the last locofoco
General Assembly, and urgently presents excuses
for the high taxes under which the people groan.
The present reckless State-dyDasty begin to feel
the pressure of an indignant public sentiment in
this behalf, hence the anxious effort to avert the
storm. Win effort. A just retribution is in store
The message harps upon the s. New Consttu-
ton" with disgusting egotism, and INDUCES in a
puerile rehearsal of its provisions, which serves
purpose but to amplfy the length of the tedious
leaden document.
The Governor pitches into the State Banks with
real Ice ,foco furor, and he passes, mngnani-
mousy turn ms aside to give the dead United States
Bank a sturdy kick. Such statesmaniike develop
ments are truly delicious.
The Governor, with spanieI-like servity fully
endorses President Pierce and his uupatriotc
dogmas.
The Governor alludes to Lunatics, Idiots and
Peniteniiary convicts but makes no alusion to the
frightfnl of rum which makes unatics, idiots
and peDitentiary convicts So far as the Govern
oris concerned, the State seems to be handed over
to the devdstatons of the foul runr:tiend! No in-
timalion to the existence of such an evil is to
be found in the message, of course no suggestion
is made as to protection prohibition, to stay its
march Of criminality and death.
This, perhaps. should surprise no one. when il
is considered, if reports speak true that the State
Executive, like the National, does not practice
upon the principles of the JHuine Ldyi
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

rSIt is stated that Cassus M. Clay is about to
open Banking House 10 the city Of Cincinnati.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11
Organization of the Ohio LegisIa-
fgEpn.


On Monday the % inst, Judge Taylor of De-
iance, tue oldest Senator. called the Senate to
order. Robert J. Atkinson of Carroll, was elect
ed President pro- fem. Charles B Flood. former
Clerk, was elected Clerk, A. D. Wright of Perrys-
burgh. 1st Assistant Clerk, Jeremiah Williams,
2d Assistant Clerk. A. G. Welch, of Columbiann,
Sergeant-at Arms. Assistants, M Sterns and A..
w. Smith,
In the House F. E LIE Blond was chosen
Speaker 6. w. James, Of Licking, Clerk. J..
w. Keys, of Clark lat Assistant; A. Hart, of
Columbiana. ID Assistant BENZ. Robinson, OF
Hamilton. Sergeant nt-at-Arms; J. Cuebertson, of
ferry' and c. Berry, of Wyandott, Assistants.
|
RuM RAMPANT!--We are told that rum sellers
and rum gnzzlers are getting bold in the different
parts of the County and that the traffic is getting
to be open and undisguised. This is owing in
part, perhaps, to the unfortunate Temperance de-.
feat last fall but more to the fact that trafickers
believe. Judging from the pust, that professor
| Rot. gut" the rum pettfogger has such access to
certain faeile, brilliant officials, that" by hook or
by crook" they (ths Rumselers) can through his
imn'ense Influences be shiededin their neiarous bu-
sness from "Tains and penalties
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-01-11

coLunnus. Japuary 2 1s54. q -.
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the TAX payers the past yeer, IS the one authorized
to be assessed by Township Boards of Education
for the purchase of school house sites, and the
erection of school houses. The amount that has
been raised for these objects very nearly as large
as that levied by the State. 1t is tax that will
not be required to be repeated, however, in the
next fifteen or twenty years.
In the establishments of all school systems three
objects should be constantly kept in view,-brevity,
simplicity, and the utmost degree of economy that
is consistent with the proper education of the
youth of the State. To attain these excellencies,
however. much time ard experience and careful
observation Of the working of the system, are
necessarily required.
Inc grand duplicate has been greatly increased
by the re-Valaaton of the real estate. A lew of
two mills, Tor the ensuing year. would prodpce ono
fourth more revenue than was raised d,r;n, ~ :.
past year. under the same levy. No system .. =
operate beoefciay that bears too heavily on tn.
people. l therefore recommend that the law be
SO modified in this particular, not to require anv
increase, at least, Of the amount now assessed by
the State.
The work on the new Suite House has been
carried on, during the past year. with commend
able industry and despatch. The Inconvenience
and expense of procuring suitable balls for tho ac
connmodation Of the General Assembly, together
with the present insecurity of the public records
OF tne State, render the early completion of this
building matter of much interest
| arrangements were made to have it covered il
last fall, so that the work, inside, could be pro.
crossing during the winter, but the contractor,
were disappointed in procuring the necessary ma
terials. They have since been procured. how
aver and the roof will be put on early in til.
! spring.
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UElED STATES HOTEL,
AT Tlpe paIL ROAD DEIYE,

HARPAeS,FERR Y, YIR111'1
THE subscter respectfully begs ~, i; aH.el
L the traveing public that thlfa rd e5i, =,
renovated anGmpfoved for beE spmnsr ~ n
accommodaHotfoT travellers 6,i5ed ps,'',
the late Improvements and " wantins, Il WI.
ahee, no ehoF u oGsl1 ~ 8 to the invali+t Il
ger this iioal u q E,si,H or pleasure, i1ik
comforts asd y, sbail ~ furnished NH
IN The Vaie5 IL api Batmore markets. Ddndl
i5'T-..avS ,s.s ., fhe arrivs the Baltimore A5
cars ana avPe time giyeA passengers to aihI
here. haGse fheeaTs leave n Winchester 81 BfI
tirAoIe. Passengers stopplk here 10 vieH al
bod rou.Niie mountain seeNey may rest assufi
cali is noA respectidlly solicNP - rn.rie
travelling eHic 70 fudge for lhNssIveE
Harpers-FfLy Juhe 6. 1854 - = -
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-t-AA5~sNt1 pdsittvEEE sell without
--s-rrsF bis residence 8 uaifes from Shepherds
iowa ard hall mile frosa herdeysville oil 1Fars-
deg. I4ti ef iSgaeatsr, iaa, the following proper
~, Is wit
6 mead ofnrsi-rate work H5rses a-aenr which r.
some elegant Brood Mareh; aud onehsulendi3
Stallion. l calf;
: hileh cogs head Of stock Eetts
~ sheep, one thorough b. ca .Ricz
Is ia.ieaing Hogs, Ia good or6tr, GteoE Sows aud
sausis,
, Nsggas, ! Cart eRarshear Flows > double and
siE-!s shovel Pip@s;
! Corn Coverer wheat GctfF Harrow;
1s4ble ard snsle Trees Cd1ng Blk;
/ l&59aad Pow Gears I ygleai Fan;
Hsrus Carriage anG uafness, Sleigh aud
Aanoek4 Hoe
Cal RI ,he Acres ais- Sa0relSi RI'les Forks &c
Gus u epBmegsia otl Ter articles TOO ieai-
Tsrns-A credit q TwsT
given ~ a sums over ~ 70 IT rs will 81
uoie wfa-aFpgefea seeafii5 ~. - Scivil.z
u rzsh 40 properly re- f go tnrnJS 'i7drr
,l-1Is.s = cu,aPiied W. ,;rtTAN 0SBOU RN,s
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- eco L~rn ion Sale

| WEI sold al prfyate ssIe 1870
idencA sso,eshame OF Cedas lawn s-. arm kuowl
J eaTs'sN T. A. Wad:neros i99[ a. the les
Cfaries,o, aty, Va.,a6sut three Sss Y iying il
70 Leelowp sen The road hading from ~ \
as rs Il Ct
Es.ss Are IL fms III, TO ACR lss ah.'yoa ha
Sebt han 3sonle ~. The improvs,3Yo, 30 Of
seetsquaEe. RithAI,e sorry Back Dvr,. az con-
Netst heG;:a BarnSae story VIM "a ~. Tor
PEA Cabius Alsdsorn-house, Mir ISL oy 20
The al y'o1ng PeaSarge ofcfard OF cgeae, and
provo En and premisel richard recepflr TIas Ap-
cSa'e Sfns43arabbery aaS1sIally are highly in.
ame--r. a and A s,1gs variety 81 hand
4@ Y Vi, Tater abo-f 90 var s.-liniere is a
fuHatK. G;caliiy aticp, n i The IaSS'. III. !
IN q the SnmayeryeonFn ne soil Of Is ia
niles oftBe Ferry f5siity OF ~ g nnarksg,erior
,iace is wes ,ailimora a-eai, and NY Wvindhe Pc
sost des:rTk no,Ta skndOhio RAJ .thin :s SUI
PERSONS WIS tracls slloYther i1 ,nsaa T M,
lrmed as tiaheSempiaA sits il the 0 V.p pr ae
erson, Or yiettefSs OF si4by ssins. 60 aileye~ n
eiIerson ceanty, vsesseaS nd 81 I'm n Pc IL
!: GEOh aafis2s re q Gu
For himself and in befAylLA lEe sfe- pfi
!. Dersr IL fSS3--ff MON ~ d
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fIsT 0F LETTERS.

ID EMAENIAG in III sPosieilioe, al ChaTlestown,
n, AsEust 31si. 1857
Mis- MARY I. Brosh{rton, John Brown, Miss Ma
~ BuzEard J5sep9cuss, Miss Ann + Cary.
Mrs. Elizabsth Fsf. Faanie Z. Gray John B.
Howe, simon IIsr3 aii DIrs. Mary Hanna. la
co Irwin james Harysy Kent Blackfori W.
Kaode Whey .kennay, Edwin Q. Kimbalil Will
liam -Nisewannef. Peer poissl, John H. Price
Mrs Laura Ryan. Joseph Seaniast Henry Sister
MS. cataarine Tarlor Jamss n TriPssst
JOHN P. BROWN, p. NJ.
& September Z, 1854
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publishes a number Of most
ctoriai Books very popular, and
tftf and religious inaienes thar while
nav safely engage ia their circulation,
ccnier,a Paslic benefit, and receive fair
hos for their labor
rs men Of enterprise and tact, this BUSH
|ketasFs an oPportapiiy Tor profitable employ
4 ~ e,aoui 10 b INST With.
- Persets wishing to engage ii their sale
s Afkcsfve prmpil5 b. mail. a Circular cpassi-.
ingAll paFsicu aTs, with sDireSss~.ss 20 PERSONS
disposAto act Agenss, I, Together with The terms
90 uhlchshey " Be fapishet, BY addressing tAe
subscribed, rosrpia.
sR03ERT STARS. PuhlASheE,
iS,Wil.iam street, New ofk
e@F, IN pRESS SIND readv fgr Agent ev the
y. = Sears' INssratel DescFip-
,lon = - - aho4epire For farhss paTSs-
September a, 1851.
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n the Farmers

ATfAVE had k<cd up attAe Depot pair q FAR
E,s,Sks plailefnkeaies fof weighing callle, hogs
"a siock of all KIDD, Hay, &C. And have also
= - rsns for loadiAe stock On The cars. Farmers
- ierx car, have tlfe stock not only loaded On
- .Esrs here bnl can weigh them before leaving.
= E. N. AISQUITH.
s-,.ensherH7. 1854.
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Situation Wa

gr4nE subscriber wishes 70 gel a sitaAss ..i,s.
,.,Sn or clerk 10 store. He feels g 49,,
-, ~ an give satisfaction 10 any one who
- disposed 70 empty hin. he = Wiling % pa
- ust apy one who Is novice In the has.
s-- A ea<ff application is desife1. Address
John G. THOMPSON.
Charles,own, Jcferscn County Va
Z. ..s<rafar Il fS5fs-A
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Remedies uhi.I .==sS-llzs1sas,,.-,.,-

iss,x e...s...,. - se Relied On;
M Ysslss ssa '.,l.a = s''spse.aa D...a..
III th6svr s yass. Practice o PAiladrl,A:s.
Ir;ss.afs 81 disease snd hsie ne aeqIalnled ~
q eet5,9y Il penasl ID So ssdaass fsm liz
q. SD nm rs easpnan Cox Giesass &c gSidsnes
fa;s r. rssuts Of shat ~ laes, offer ~
a,aaiy Medicnes gtacsice IN he form ~ nc
myssIG iSeg -. e s sns compromising 81 Ties.
s.S0s : fAe .sg testify, az
DR. ; s. sSais 4 patent nedi
tbs h.s..... Ccfdiak. n 91assasg
assa-t ard cure ~ ss.anss xithoat IL
ness ness. sEsstaIsprs. as sai E Rssas. ~
Q he fh6ls faising ths 80 % BY
1g ~ sN sssc
This ~ ri ss.,sI ID 81 laOS
gols S s.ss Il. :
Ct st 1872 price 80 cts. and 81 s,-~.st an,
lo 81 j Rose's WhcoPing eoasu
ueda,s relief. and ilequsnltFs q 0-A-ks
4 Price 6pc =. Remedies ever used ID
# Dr. J. Rags. bladder. and AL Goa.y AIS,
me caIce 1Qets.
Dr. s. Roses Gdldsa PHI,
For failing oflhe Womb, Fernale weakness. Aebilitv
and relaxation.
This disease .heretetors treated by handag& trus.
ses, and Ntefnal supports, which only proe pal
latiyes yields completely TO me Of these snic
Strengthening Golden Pills They have lse6ar
ia no Instance have they. failed, in vadically cursr
those distressing complaints females aie so cften sus
eet TO they brace the whole system, giving strength
Snd vivacfty 70 the frame a. LARGE Price Dos. NJ
Or. J. S. Rose's dats- Biiltiioas or Rail Road
s plkls.
These pills are not warranted 10 cuye every nalady
disease Incident man bns they grand rem
edy for bilious Of the system, and common fe,
Without gripping. they are active porgatve,.
cleansing and purifying the Liyer Stomach and how
els, aud leaving the system flee from costiveness.
They are adapted 10 the Southern sections 81 the
United States particularly being often preventive
otzseyerd bijons attacks and when Nsed4 with DR..
Roses Tonic Mixture, will cure the most stubborn
eases OF Bilious Fever or Fever and Asue.
Df y. s. Roses Pain Clrsr.
30 You suffer with any Pain ! If yoa do Won will
md ifnuadte relief by Using DR.. Rnse's Pain Curer
II ne only preparation which cures almost inslant-
by, 1holefa Morbus, Chqc, iSprains, Bruises, Sore
Ihfeat' X rheumatism from ealas. Pains in the Sde]
baek or limbs Face, SpInaeh or Bowels, SIDE a
B Stth Neck Bruises. Corns and Chblains
* you haxe PAIN use the Pam Curer Saf1
hn ages PRICE ~ aud SOC.
wea ~ whose Constitutions are impaired by Diseas5
Away nature should read Dr. J. S. Roses Me-
o our at Whlch contains description ofthe Dr.
Dc lad sgs ,s4FIe ana the m9de OF ueatment)
Il N SMITH 5Charlesiown. Va,
ne. II 3 . u AMAlQND, Harpers Fefrk1s
AZ s - nAaRarAAN. Winches,epas I
$1,000 q. w " EAVERg IViYpbsEarr'ra.
CHRISTIAN 3BOWSER, BrrsIsfiIr, var -
- al llealerS generally throughout the State
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TT Is deslfeu 80 lFunsIe. .taims against
j the estate o. nc " Word, s 49, ESQ will
present them e l.s the frsrcay Of Odpber
~ext, 50 tnat -. pf them can be arranged.
Any Pef ssssYsr of ~ c.3hich were lett 10
sSsts5n, are hereby noti6sl thaE z--as loalIn mis-
ready for any disposition WiisAE ay be desirAd b
the 18th day OF Jaly next y al my ofiite in
Charlestawn W q. Ty(2THfNGToS.
Juue -. 1854 Spirit Administrator.
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Notice.

#r4r Books and papers OF leck. Cramer q
! s,s rre In lie hands Of J. J. Lock for settle
!. n & expecied that all indenet % said hIm
3 ~ forward and make payment ~ The 9Th
"a ..,h II nltmenl Is not male. he acCoants
vii 1acei IA tas hands e A eil.eel ies collee-
lioa. LOCK, CRAMER & LINE.
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Virginia, TO WI
IN CHsNcrpY.

~ I'LL " II L.
TIME object Of this sun i to charge tire real es-
j tate oi ihe7defendent John III Siriier with the
payuisat Of ceTIain debts due BY him 10 the Plain
tiI1s.
Ii appearing On affidavit died in this suit that
the Geiendanis lohn II lSirider and Abraham Mar
tin are not Tesilspts ofthis State they are hereby
reaaifsd 10 appear here within one month aiterdue
publication ot This oraer, ana rs what is necessa-
+. 10 protect IAer Interests nthis matter lit is fur
taer ordered that Cop, hereof be published once
a week for four successive Weeasin the Virginia
Free Press, and posted al the feat door Of the
Coat House &c Ills Coustys the ffst day ofthe
nexr County Cnart A ghpg--Fesle,
Sept 1851. RlT. BROWN, Clerk
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: ceEd -. calf 8lsEctes hnd - D.osVS'
,en se = s srir cTURERS PRICES.
: ~ 49, rms ceasis.ins Of Mems Over
ID - ~ 'e-5sasi hasstts and Slips Gan
~. 10 i.sdais any sguua. BaSfs Ger tnsw) :
I.4el aanais - . :. - ,hau ,lsual pains 10 the
@@ey have 49, ~. IL n r s and CAfS, consist.
'.'f| 0t their So pn,sl, N4poleoz and other
N sfifu's Us, lo3a.soiu,snt Of Mems SLOUGH.
y ,e - mr., cast velvet trimmed,
IL Flrs -, ysIangk AmeIiea, Artist,
- i1a9, - - - 49,. with Mems, Boysf and
n sne ~. -, ,HlsIis aud otaer styles fash.
: AIs4 ,I0Ih al Glatedfs y.
Ky " ~ sTrsyfIA 4, Kew 81 other Trunks
~ =, aEfyto sae TIAle, aud islici! II
llssii,ss - - N search 81 bagains.
IL X 49, w. A. HAMPER = co
i IL n2ps;se sSleel Wharf, llsxandTia, Va
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dental Notice.

lar. MeCo9MicA WI visit Charlessown pro
IL fes<ioaally, "a he fstn SePlembeF.and remain
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2 EERESS AND FlS7RS' REPOSITORY
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thOS.5s ne proprieio5y 3 assure. #
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pFoof - 80, sRS you viii Ing TO the siek7
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oae bot,l.of y vor sAls. s4s-ai5'ilss-
s Sire etiect .,s., ssssss,, ed kss,hada.
III yvh1 $50 s. 81 EEr. 81 70 I, Ssls PrqPSrs.
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IuDllc Sale efIa1L.

DURgUxN,. Sdie OF Land.
May Tern S .,se coonsy- .ae. Cifeai, COnrt
dakefs esss8 IN sui X Pso-eaneed az the
danl ID and John -. - siias Marina
est bdse e.acery shall CO. ~ &c, are deien-
OF tie :. public anetion Z, sac 20 the high
o. lSak - House Of ne llont door
ssek. I'll - ia aarzTs sSIOanY, Virginia
the slaet q LAfyI5 - eezt AZ u -
Lazada. $500 River beloe-i.. county. east Of
n0addle n vas forrserfy, s ,.ss . said Joha
s ssS ossls s' sa'. sns 4 rs
resides - -. o. @hichsaid A~sn I,aunor -
curas 81 -. - cen seyf[ <Eain to John W ~.
cafe -, ~ Dated - y. 1873 IN trusf y
u.s.. = lheftainsiTs bi rnen,ia, 80 % Sc
Idue d ~ 49, e-ieurih 10 cash. and a.
sron ls ~ y. P4ymsnts viii inf-,se,
defrrS Y q Eist On the premises, 10 sectifSso nes
cs,1,. + E. COOKE. Special Comm
.--, s-.--t .eslesaf Sentember II, 1851
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Virginia, to wit /:

Virginia, to wit;
ktRulss held Ia the Csetk'sc fies e4iAa Circuit
Ciufl Il Jefferson C1uuty "a Iae Oh gay Of Sep
tender, 1854.
Jgls O. Uaseld, Eftsl.9r q JAs 81 tas.t4 a. q.
AGAINST
HIri Gestc't ne trilep n I1sHs24 S3Erstsy I.-4.
~ 49, go lIlrfiaisr Oar-c.t iss sid
Ditrf Nary l,las 0tH w tt.A.- -, y =
4'sa Gsas NJ 500 u Beftpian,s
,..., = f,t,5ce-.; IN the ease Of Jdsaes
Foley's Administrator pi7snt.ni dsSfns1
Carrots S1n,inistras7f ana o.hsfs Seiehaau ~
1TNIIT object il his Petition is "a make tAe Pam
I'M in al Petition 4 partY plaintiff il said
suit, aud 10 charge The T-al estale q Johnson dA
reu, deed , with the payment q a DEBT que irSA
he SAIL hns1n Garrett "A said Joha ~ ohseis.
II apnea.ing ON affidavit fied in this snii lhai me
descendants Mil,0a Garrett and Mortimer dafie1I'
are nj residents Of this Si1'e, they are heIeoJ Ic-
qairea . appear here within one month after Que
publication af ibis order, and Do what 4 necessary
10 project them Interests IN the mater Is Is iuIihef
] orlefed, thar COR heTdof be Published once a
NWetk fer four successive ---ls in the NiFginia
ESer Prrss ana posted atthe frent - az the Cour
R5nse II this County, on the hrsI day q The pexl
| c9,.nty Courl. a copy esie 49,,
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r4rn.. NOtice,

= charlesioEt y. sieir, q; sho.e cr.as g q
- ss ees ,,;z Il q his rt
making strenn95a exeriions 10 proeRsu School.
pera9p - pItasiaal in ths1o,v ;6 assistant
"A nv biglest al u open the
School 81 Monday tbs%rlion tfis N niis W.T.,
l aa bs sea, ssheol s 81 0rg gam
I'd 81 obiaipiug lhcssryle;s,' i 81 1n ~
1eev lul whose iseti.s