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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-16
IVORY TABLE KNTVEs.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
FORWARDING AGENTS.
RALTlNORE Mn

IVORY TABLE KNIVES.
FINE Of Ivory Tables in stock. single
pieces which both useful aud suit
able New ears present. The attention Of
housek eepers called thi. fact. CHAs 8 WELLS.
decI2 doors below the Branch Bank
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-31
70 Country McTehants
AND pEAIERs GENERALLY.

D TAvENNER & co. No. 800 Baltimore
III. Street, between Howard and Liberty, Balii-
more, Manufactures Of Soddlery aud TfRsks
in OUR SADDLE DEPARTMENT We keep
on hand and make TO oFder, Summerset, Sb1 fteF,
English pad full duileb, Spanish and CoIflon
Saddles; Ladies Saddles, rlain and fancy
OUR HARNESS DEPARTMENT ehibfates
double and,singe Carriage and Buggy Uandss,
gotten up Of the very best materials, and IN eyie
net surpassed in this or any other cty-Siage ltm-
nibus Wagon, Cart ana Draw Harness.
OUR Birdie DEP ARTMENT furnishes ev-
cry variety Of fairfand black Leather and Web
Brides nd MaItisgalek.
OUR TRUNK DEPARTMENT contain cen
ire spring and iron frame (wafEaated Sole Lsfhetl
brass and iron bound Trunks, of every variety;
Ladies dress Trunks, Bonnet Boxes sole and Pat
ent lsaiher and common valises, Carpet Baes. sc.
We also keep on hand Riding, Driving, WAGON
and Dfay WhPs, Saddle Pockets, Fly NeIs, Linen
Horse Covers &c!
7 Having every facility, and being well posted in
the market We buy our materials at the loa5est
Rates, almost erelusvell for cash. Our work isall
made BY experienced aud superior workmea. We
therefore say TO Country Merchants aud AL Others
wanting Goods I'M our line, that they viii 90 well
10 call at No go Baltimore street between & ow-
ard and Liberty r. TAVENNER & co.
June ~ IS5I-ty.
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70 Farmers, Dairvmen q Others.

THE Subscrihefs, having ohkaised Letters Pa
y tent Tor tneir Improved Hydro TheFmai
ChnFn. are prepared 10 dispose ofrfEhls for States
counties, and towns and individual privileges. Oh
most reasonable terms.
i would Be Supervisors 10 prrsenf IN The form
oKexuavagenf newspaper p1fs, the many sadyan-
ttges cur Churn has over ali others. We will
simply stale that with our Improvements butter
can be produced from pure cream 10 from 10
minutes and from ffesh nnskinmcd milk in from
10 10 minutes, The milk being 81 Tor table use
thereafter.
By the peculiar form Of construction Of the dash
er tie batter is readily aceumulaied and gathered
il mas, requiring 40 additional labor other than
the mere usual seasoning OF sailing.
Our Churn Apparatus IS also adu1irahlY adapt
e for the producing Of cream ices the fTolhing OF
eggs, &C, aud in this respect IS most valuable 10
GcnieetioneTs and Families
TIE ChuTn is simple cheapf and durable 10 con-
strnction, and can Be operated By child eight or
ten years Of age. Ia word the invention needs
only % Dc tried 70 prove is great and general
utility.
Circulars will be furnished IN few day show
ing drawings and giving description Of The churn
Persons desiring lnriher Information, Churas
or rights, viii address. POSTAGE paid,
HARRISON q GALLAHER.
Care Of JoAa 5. Gaaher, ri,
Washington. d. c
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-31

Cleaner and Bagger,
Which received Tie First Premium at The Crystal
Palace, New York. this making 10 Premiums 10
Two seasons, in competition with The celebrated
Separations u the day; proving eonclusiyety, that
simplicity 10 construction, cheapness in PRICE ard
durability in machine, is being fully appreriated,
and the cid complicated costly sepaTatorS must
yield their place 10 superior machine. This Ma
chine, fDr threshiny, separating, cleaning twice,
screening and baggiag, (by one simple operation
chine extans Tor simplicity, durability, chsapness
and eapacity, il has no rival In the world Ii IS
capable Of turning ont ready for the mill Of for
seed, from 500 10 500 h0shels Of Wheat per day,
With or s hefses, and s hanas-or from 500 10 500
bushels vita u horses and as many hands 6oing
the work cisaneF and breaking less gram, than any
machine row ia use. This machine received the
fssi premiums al the MARYLAND State Fair, Bait,
IN 1852 aud 1852 the Washington Co. Nd.
Fairi Valley Agricultural Fair, Of Va, in S5a AID
1855; the Rappahaunoek Agricultural Society, al
Pom Royal, Va The hsst premium al the Illinois.
State Fair. 1858, al Springfield, and Silver Medal
atthe Indiana Stale Fair, a, Indianapolis 1853.
This machine is 50 simple in construction, that
the one ian end shee completely cleans and bags
the grain, dispensing with all the complicated ma
chinery (apd consequent liability Of sleran ssment)
mall other Separates, thus making il Moredesira
, bic 10 the fGrmef. ~
SHoP PRlsss or ZIMMERMAN & Cos THkEsHsR,
C4EANEa, bAoara ANB PowEs -Thresher, Cleaner,
arg bdssef complies hand ? horses, = ~ = rover
Tot same, Slp0, making S215 Tor the whole GEN.
plsfe. Thresher. sCleaaer and Bagger So iaeh
Cyliader. S2o0; Power for same, St55, ihr s 10
and ~ horses. This machine i complete with
Bard Wrerches &ss
~ REEERENCES-S Samuel Sands, Esq, Editor of
Che American Farmer = Col Edward Floyd E.stoh
Ma; Capt. -. Cox. Northumberland Co, Va Hill
Carter, Esq. Riehmond Richard Willis, ESD Rich
m9nd Col Charles Carroll, near Eiiicott's Mis- Nd
r Nelson. ESQ, Ricbnond Col b. Davenport JeTer-
son Co., Va Dr. Harding, Northumberland ca, Va;
Hagh Nelson, Esq, Clarke Co., Va Charles AIasoa,
Esq.. King George Co, Va; s. ". Thom4t ESQ.,,
Clarke CO., Va; DR. II. ]. NARROW, Frederick city,
Md. David Bovd, ESQ, Frederick, city, Mil; Ezra
Hpnck, Frederick city, Md Samuel Holt, Miadetown
Valley, Md; John CIaget,, Hagerstown. Nd!
t-ey- The above MAJ hines are manufactured Ia
Charlesiown, Jefferson Co, Va. ALL ofJ.efs adj
dressed TO us Lire attended ID with protnr,ness,
and az threshers sent ont warranted 10 come mp 10
the standard. ZIMMERMAN s. co.
March i6 1854
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Virginia. 10 wit.

Al Rales held 10 the cierk's Once Of Tie ciflni.
coun Of Jtfsrscn County, On The Oh da7 u Al
- K AZ; ..z Dsssl J,..s... Pl.lsEn
AGAINST
.yssepi IInkiss Nay Y .Jtstins. ard caiSrkss y
Jsakfnt Wiilirm Sbaers 1nd Caltarsne IL q e.
asd ~ sid B1lial Setneys N tis eir rigkt az
as a1Efaistra;or 81 E1llina X. J<6kins, I'D
Eiiza51A c. Cfdnbuiain, Mart Clznts1kkfn
.f5k1 ". CtauteFf1fs aad Rsbsrf Ctan1tissifs
BEsarsf RsynSids Jsta ReyAofds iary A. slisV.
aos6s AID Mar Ffaaces R-yn1ERs Deiclsi snts
A BIZ OF ReviF0r in The case OF John Kshls snd
David Johnston. Plafniifs against WiiliahsK
Jenkins, defendant depending 10 the said Coeg,.
THE object OF this suit is 10 effect a sale siihe
Il Shannondaie Factory aud apporienanctz sii-
usie in Jefferson County, Virginia.
II appearing on aiid4vit fled IN this suit shai
the dsfendanls Joseph Jenkins, MARY J. Jetksns
and Cathafire " Jenkins are not residents 81 shis
STATE they are hereby required 10 APPEAR here ih-
in one month alter due publication OF thiA Af;er.
and do what Is Necessary 10 Protectheir iaskEss
il his mater. Il IS further ordered, that d copy
hereof Be published once swsek for four suggestive
weeks IL The s. Virginia Free Press, and posted
a. the front door OF ms Court House Of fais Cen
~, on he frsi day Of the hext County Court
4 Copy--Tette.
R. T. BROWNE 3. Z.
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STOCK or EOODS

NEW AND CHEAP.
ETlHE undersigned has i1ss returned from The
u Eastern markets with The largss, and most
STOCK OF GOODS
be has ever offered at this place. al OF which has
been purchased on the very bqs possible terms and
will be sold Is low as any goods Of the same quail
its he 10 the Valley Of Virginia, consisting in
part oil The following auicles.Fiz:
: Ciolss. caSsimeres and Tweeas;
Fancy Cassinels. al very low prices;
Silk Satin aud Marsailits YeSiings;
Italian, Cloth and Summer do
A good ASSORTMENT Of Cotton Goods for Sam
mer wear;
An assortment Of Bleached and Brown Cot
tons;
Do do osnabnrg Coitons;
Black plain, striped and 6gered Silks
Tarltons, Illusions and Sarcanetls
Swiss, Cambria and Jac6net Mnslins,
Plain and figured Canton do;
a large assortment Of calicOes and Cling
hams;
gersges and Berage de Laiue-, ,ery cheap :
Lawns Muslins, &c
Irish Linen and Linen Tableelo,hs;
Linen, silk, and Cambfc Handserchiefs
y Grape Silk, and Cashmere shawls, Of every
variety;
French worked Collars and Cuffs
Ii Dress Trimmings, &c
Silk and Straw BoanetsI very cheap;
\ Artificial Flowers sc, and almost everything
ID the ia ICY way;
Ladies', Missesisad Chidreuis Shefs
Hats and Caps Of every qualify and price.
Also, large stock Of GROCERIES cf The best
quality consisting in part Of
Coffee Sugars Chocolate, Teas
4 MolaSses, Syrups. Bacon. Salt Sc.
Also good assortment OF HsrdwaIe
Cutlery, Carpenters Idols, &c.
i Waters, Locking CLASSICS, and Tinware.
+ A large Stuck OF Queen@ware, &c.
All of which will be sold On The very best terms.
Those who desire to get sobd and cheap bargains
are respectfully invited to call before purchasing
elsewhere. and Judge for themselves
JOHN G. WILSON
Harpsrs- Ferry April 90 lS54
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Virginia, TO Wit |:

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AZ Roles held 10 ne Clerks omee Of The CIFcuil
Cour Of Jefferson County On he eihc1y q Al
gust, ISL
RieI1rg 4. c~sin s,S Lsrisla a. lis sils.
Plzin.ias
.g,la J. Hsstaf Tzcn4s T. Holm, Jsn<s W. DR.
ses, .gsan ~ BfstAefisa and M1ria s. rs rife,
Hrsrs r AcEsnd5rr and SgptEs kis 1lff, tfs3s-
rid 81 Eickc5eEeer, executor d Gc0Est kic<lttr-
ger, dec'd, claFies Brqoke, H5racs L Bfaeks.
Thomas r Brods<k .f1sa Hsa, eazi4iaralay 81
fssckEsarI DC 4 aaf fE< kcirs 4. said parid
Laekkearf dad, rf<s discorErrd, Hfziata W.
Palrser. Ef<ab1tk HI n. H. e. Bgyfand Es;<-
as-tl Ais rlfs Jsls c. n 1aglars Al5erf wrlgh
y iFiaM B. T1ompaa, asd Er0st HfEtfo. aad
fie etiidres ef Eli-e5s'i BOYD = nj SaNasl q.
r. Bpsd, liza w. Bqy1, Janle = Boyd, fsraei
yef n4ned, say Szrsh E Boyd eliidrsnsf Elsa
bsik Boyd aid esil4res bsiag az i.fazss.:
Defeidanfs
THE object Of this suit Is 10 s4i aside the sale Of
u real estate il Jefferson County, Virgins. made
By the defendants William B. Thompson ard Ey-
erea Hessiu as Commissioners under deetse of
The County Court of said Countf. At The Feb Z ary
Term, 1913, 10 suit In which Thomas z. Heskist
and others. infants. b. Thomas a Moore their
next friend. were plairtifs, and Lucinda Ann
Heskiu and others were defendants. az which sale
the now defendant Challes BfoOke and The said
David Lockheari were loiEs purchasers Of d part
q said zeal estate and the defendant John J Hes
kin was purchaser ot the residue theFeof; aud the
further object is TO aside sales Of said real tss
tite made By said Iohn j. Heskiti aEd bis Fendees,
and for general relief
Il sppearing on affidavit fled II this suit, that
the sefencanfs JokA j. Heskiii, Thomas E. Hes
kit, Henry r. MrKendree and Sophia his vie,
Charles Brooke, the heirs OF David LoekheaTt,
deed, who are unknown, williAm Thompson.
Everett Htskiit. ard William w Palmer, are hol
Tesidentsof this State they are hereby feqRsred 10
appear here within one moaih after due pebliea-
lion Of this order aud 60 what Is necessary pro-
tect their interests IL this matter Is Further or
dered, that copy hereof Be Published once week
for four Successive weeks. 10 the " Virginia Free
Press. ard posted al the front door OF the Court
House Of this County, on the hni day Of The neKl
County Court Of Jefferson. AcOpF-Tesle,
H. T. Browne. Z. 6.
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Anrnst II rs1l
Virginia. to vii

At Rales held 10 the Clerks of5ce Of the Circuit
Court Of jefferson County. on the slh day Of Aa-
gust, 1854.
Philip Coons and Anna Caroline his leife, Crisfi4n
NiseranHer. SIDNEY NisesrDlneT, md John ~. Nise-
iraH1er, and UiiLezsiRa his wife, Plaintiffs
AGAINST
William Clesdenfng, Jr.. administrator tciA fis Dfn
eHRered Of chsisfan Nissicanner, dee'd.. Bflliam
Niselcannsr Catharine hlssscdaneT. jacob Nsslaan-
ney ond Eliza his rife, Henry Holmes and 49, his
rife. Jose,A ID. H0fmes and Scotia his ir1fe, John
H1iRes, Siaon Goods Gad Eyi<GbeM Ellen his trifs.
Alfred Holass, Edlcard Holmss, JOHN ~ Moore,
Sheriff Of Jefferson Cssntg, C0maittes Of Jacob
Hosn1es a liinafic. Join NIseiccHssr and Hpy his
atcvt, and J4cc5 Strtda, Defendants
IN GHANCERY.
TTIHE object ofthis suit is 10 obtain decree for
j. The sale Of the lands in the Bill mentioned,
and distribution OF the proceeds thereof among
the parties interested and for a settlement Of the
accounts OF Joseph d. holmes, for the fenl and
profits Of said land, and distribution 81 the same.
II appearing on afidayii 6led in this suit that
The defendants Jacob Nisewanner and Elizabeth
his wife, Henry Holmes and ------ bis wife, John
Holmes, Sfmgn Geode and Elizabeth Ellen his
wife Alfred Holmes and Edward Hslmes, are not
residents OF this State, they hereby required 10
appear here within one month after due publication
their Interests 10 this matter Il is further ordered
that copy hereof ne published once week fer
four successive weeks 10 the " Virginia Free
Press and poslt at the front depT Of the Court
House o., this Couniy. on the fist day oEiheFnext
couHiy Court. A CopY-Teste,
X. +. BROWN, c. c. c.
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THE MODEL Prov,

" HIGH lockIlhe Premium al The Pioaghins-
w Match on Jacob Senseney's farm, May Sch.
1854 can now be seen By calling at the works Of
Messrs. SnaPp & HaymskeT Winchester
The point Is steel orwrought iron, and ca3 be
turned four ditIerenf ways. The Gutter and Share
can be turne: twice; the latter i made Of either
cast or wrought iron. It's durable, cheap and la
bor-savHg being 81 neatly arranged and construct
ed TO do three horses work with fro-a n1aitss Of
vast Importance 10 the farmer. The furroT er;rn
eaees auenirs at tiIr cutter, thereby avoiding ihe
heavy friction and breaking Of farrow unar oi9sble
10 al other Piows. ltturns furrow l6 inshes
wide and 81 inches deep.
Eneairies concerning II, or orders fer Shop
Rights viii be promptly attended 10 by addressing
ROWLAND & THOMAS
Tn. - 1874 a,
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Al Rules held 10 The Clerks Once of the Circuit
Court u Jefferson Conniy, on The 11h day 81 Au-
guss, 1874
Clafles ". BAii0a, Pba,gsif
AGAINST
Aars AaR More, HSsrrva oarTeI ard .9Fss.ud
Barnes faytnesS i a4ey ne Base and FRI; n
BarBes &. Garrett IxoEtas Boteler, Bath f5ai-
der, GAd Hs-eksaA Botsiey, DeleAdhnis
IN CIfANcERY. #
VNHE object Of ibs suit is to forecirse the3Eioft.
IL gage executed by the defendant -rAtmas
Boleler to the Defendants Mary Am Moose and
Barnes & Gaueu in the Bill mentioned. ana 70
obtain decree for the satisfaction oTthe Plsinsifs
Judgement against Thomas Boiler, &C.. ouEof he
surplus alter paying The DEBTS secured b said
mortgage.
y II appearing on aIfiavlt fled in this suit .hat
Tie defendants are not residents of This State F5ey
are hereby required TO appear here within gone
monih after due publication Of this order, sni do
do what Is ueeessafy 20 project their Interest," 10
this matter. II Isl further ordered, That copy
hsreCf be published once week for four sueee size
weeks.in The Virginia FIRE Press" ard baSled
atlhe front door OF the Cpurt-House Of this C.pn-
" on the first day of the next County Court. !.
Copy--TesIe
August IT. r. Il. BROWN, Clerk.
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me Frederlek PemaIe Seminary.

is located in Freslsnk CIV Md. as healthy
i and pleasant Town as any in the Southern
States
DE- Tie Scholastic duties 1iK Be resumed on
Monday, he 4ta dey Of September neat
This Institution has 40 able and efficient Board
Of Professors and Teachers, a good Library, ex-
eellent Musical instruments an extensive Chemi-
cal ana Philosophical Apparatus, and il is coph-
DENLY believed thar il offers many facilities for
irnpafting a thorough, extensive and refined edu
Gallon as any Seminary in the land.
The School i MOI. <sgorARiAH, on the contrary
the Young ladies are strictly required 10 attend
such Church parents designate, accompanied al
Mays by teacher.
Scholars will be received al any time during the
year and viii te charged propottionably from the
date Of their entrance 10 the close Of The Scholastic
year in July.
Y- For board and Tuition including furnished
Rooms, Lights, FueI, Washiug, etc, 5000 per
Scholastic year; payable hafyeaTly in adyahee.
For Circulars and o5hrr particulars. address,
H. WINCHESTER, Prest.
Jnlv d 1874
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LoUDOUN COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE


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FTtHTS 4 not ! uannal labor schoo but Il Is
callec an Aerienllnral Institute. because
thoFunrh irssrnefion is given in al branches Of
Mathematics ard Science nsei1i % the farmer
and man Of business- he stnAee.s are POI tAesnt
lke theorr cniy bot they are instructed in The
r-srlicsl arplieaIon q their st1dies g he every
IA sIaifs 81 life They efa maze Acquainted with
~ nhenomena Of nature-taoght The properties Of
The soil--,he requirements Of pl1nfs-lne compost
ton al rocks--lhe properties q the atmosphere,
&C. The advanced students receive p,selleel m
strperion 10 surveying farms-leTelling water
co1rses-,sying out roads- making lnaps-anaiy-
zirr soils-classifying minerals, &c
f~rsrni,nraI chemistry IS thorODghly taught and
Illustrated 81 ttousands q Interesting experiments
in ne lecture room--inihe laboralpry and On ! he
carr, The pure chemicals are prepared Al the es-
tabfjsbnert The workshop Is furnished with a
f,raace trfning lathe and great variety Of lools
~ roll III wood and metal. Hence the stu
depis have an opportunity Of witnessing all the
hranehes OF mechanism from the telling Of timber
10 he polishing and finishing Of handsome and
eostIv apparatos every pam OF which IS Familiarity
exnlsinsd Their attention Is not confined to The
cl5ss BOOK; but they taken into the laboratory,
M uork-shop, The garden and the field and they
are made 80 understand hundreds Of operations
vhfch everybody sees bat lew can explain The
design 81 lhe IEstt1ti5n i 10 prepare y uBg men
ior business and u accomplish this desirable rur-
oss neilher pains no. expense is spared in obtain
~ ereythiss necessary fef fhll ard complete IT
lusfaiion.
The course of Instruction IS varied 70 suit the
farmer. The merchant and the engineer.
The establishment Is DELIGHTFULLY."- located and
has all the advantage OF purity OF water, saluhfiiy
ofstmosphere and beauty OF scenery.
The regular sessions commence On tie FIRST Of
October and end on the first Of August. Young
men Wishing 10 enter sratzEs should, iii posi-
be, make application before the closing Of the pre-
Yibus session.
Terms for TIE session Of ten months 500; one
hal PAYABLE 10 advance and the remainder on the
Isl o. March This ine.uoes lnluon, board, LOG
ing, washing fuel and lights The students IN the
classical department are charged SO per session.
ezra: TO Be paid in advance. Sons Of preachers
ard editors are charged osly $50 per session.
Books Furnished when required al Store prices.
Farmers can have their sofia analysed and
teachers and students can obtain pure chemical
reagents prepared al The establishment.
BENJ. HYDE BENTON, Principal,
Aide p O., !
Loudoun County, Va.
Nav u lS54-iV
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Town Ordinance.

CITTZENS ofihe town are required 10 have al
~ weeds. ofal, and 9th Of every description re-
moved from their premises 10 as shvri lime assp5s-
sibe. and they are also required 10 use lime in
cellars and damp places.
Mfr. Bragg viii give general cxamina;ion he
first OF nexl week. AID viii have all places which
then require IT, cleaned at he Of he paIses
whose premises may require Il.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees |;
SAMUEL RIDENOUR. Presidelt
Inlr % ISL -. Il
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cohrl Of Jefferson County. on the sh day OF Au-
gust 1854
-JsAa Me. lac SAerigqfJgcrson Comfy, !
Bsaiam;, - AGAINST
ia = n 6ert Lucas. M. Afetael Blue.
Her'i|s's - M, ssTeS S,. M1srs, William G
.szrf tssss ia etf.A1 rs; ne ret
Gorge w EanSn, Hs6:rsEE Bayior, Hiitaa
AZ Mafran, JsAa ~. Craze, administrator isits
ne icig annctcd Of Edri1 A Riciy. dse'd J1alcs
Moore .yaG III Ssraiii, I'm Z WdrtAiagloa,
.ereeatorof It'm lsPtsrs0a, DEED John " lNog,e,
Daaid @ HsaIie Dane 1IIlsT. .Jaia r. Hsa1le,
.Iaa G WiltSaire. Maa0r Hurt Thomas More,
George Il BOiey. haae HsRkic Jt5 " We EarlaRd,
y9hR ktfhiart. Ariadae III KerHeg. daminiStratriL
Of James A Kersey, deed, jim N S,yidsY .Jyhn
IIysoag, Joseph Ste,ealcr, I'm Lucas, S4maei
Cameron. JlSspa-lNyeys Rebsfs LHcas. Samuel
Rideaoar Gorge Casiemaa .Jlta Kab!s, .Ileo5
p Giibcrs and ITaraer " Trpeimsytoa Das.
IN CHANcERY.
HNHE object OF this suit is to settle the Sherifaty
j. OF The Plaintiff with bis Deputies, BENJAMIN.
LUCAS, Robert Lucas, Jr,. John W. Moore and
Daniel G Henkle and their securities
II appearing on AFFIDAVIT flied in this suit. that
The defendants john G. Walper, Benz F. Wash
ing,on, Joseph Shewater John II Suider ana
John w Crane, are not residents 81 this State they
are hereby required 10 appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect their Interests ia this
matter Il is further ordeTei that copy hereof be
published once week for four successive, weeks
ia the 1Virginia Free Press,p aud posted at he
front door OF the Court House Of this CDuniy on
the first day Of the next Coanty CoarI Of Jefferson
Accpy-Teste, r. I. BROWN, Clerk.
August II 1851
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ma Dc I~.fF shssous
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via secret usmbiing bliss.
AID oiles u ny nia-night dreams,
BesSf Ger ne dat form again--
ln1 lhs5s lips soosh niae . nanent
sefdy- shrilliusiy-as thsst
sotrrvpE. August. 1864. W.
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Patent Churns.

DEHS0NS desiF0us Of procuring one d tie I'M
i proved Hydro Thermal Churns, patented By
Messrs HkakrsoE & GALLAHEn, Of Washington
City, can get epe By leaving their names Z, the
Free Pres Once. where information respecting
price. &C., may Be obtained. Different sizes viii
nienufacnrst 10 suit he vsnts pf he b1iIer N
kef. s--@ tA12yR3 1874,
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EXCHANGE BANK or
sELBEN, " ITEsEEsS 81 CO.,

w AsHIEGToN, ID. c..
FFIHE undersigned respectfully announce thai
4 they gave formed eo,paftneFship u tlansat;
a general Ranking alil Exchange husinsss in thfs
city, underline Arm OF SELDEN, WRITER'S &
CO., and are prepared to deal in Nj
tt5riga eaS Domeslic Exchanges Tine Bitls Pro-
ntiss0ry Soes, Certificates ii Deposite Ltttefk Of
Creaa, Baak .N6tss and Coin.
We undertake to make collections andIpromptly
u remit the proceeds to any designed pone within
Or without he Union.
MIR. MfbLI&M SgLDEN, member OF the arm, and
FOR many years past, the Treasurer Of Nc Ulited
ates, will give his careful personal aeBtnn 20 all
financial business which We may be employed to
Transact with any o. the Departments oflhe Govern
fnent.
The business which our employers may require
DIS to transact, wisl sc conducted with fidelity and
pFompiitnde, and j pon the most Teasonahl terms.
WILLIAM -SELDEN,
L.,tte Treasurer of lss u. S.
JOHN WITHERS, 4
OfA,ezaldfia, "a
r. w. LATHAM,
D. EIashingtqR, p. c.
Washington, Dec. 6, is5o.--if -.