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Virginia Land Office,
Richmond October ~, 1875,

TN conformity with the code of Virginia Of ls49,
page 10 do hereby make known all whom 1t
appears certificate the escheato OF
Of Halifax October 1857 and this received
into by inquest held the Goth day September
found that tract of land containing hyour acres in
Halifax the waters OF Birch creek charged the
land book John ghtower that the said John
ighwer county many ycars and has heard
heirs and that the said tract OF thirty four
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Under authorizing the Board Of Public Works TO subscribe
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taking private pupils in the study OF the French language.
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below.
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Z y
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II J. MIDDLETON Ice dealer, Office and depot
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Stock of Millinery Goods Bonnats, Bonnet Blocks ETC.,


SHawS N aSrLAs by far the largest desirable ha
RARGA Wheeling
sales" trouble goods
Rene the & of til.
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FROM NEW YORK.

august 1.
James Sheppard was arrested on Sunday
last, under suspicion of numbering his wife
and subsequently firing his dwelling.
Mrs. Cunningham was arrested to-day on
a charge Of felony connected with the fcti-
cious birth of an heir TO the Burdell est ate.
Mrs Cunningham's counsel limited on
her trial that she was enciente by DR.. Bur-
dell. Shortly after her acquIttal, she sent
tor DR.. UhI, her medical adviser, and con-
suited him on her expected accouchement.
in course of the conversation, the Dr's sus-
pcions were aroused and he consulted the
District Attorney Hall, but declined ma
king an affidavit, on account of professional
delicacy. Mr Hall pointed out the law in
the revised statues. declaring Mrs. Gum
ngham's act felony, the Doctor finally
agreed to submit to Mr.. Halls advice, ard
measures were Immediately taken to frds-
trate the meditated fraud. The story wa,
invented of Californian widow about TO
become a mother and wishing to dispose o.
her child, Mrs. Cunningham liked the plan,
and became impatient TO have it carried ou
A child was borrowed from the Bellevue
Hospital and the demo- took place yester.
day at noon. District Attorney Hall made
affidavit at midnight AMI Mrs. Cunningham
arrested this morning. The child was sent
TO 5 Bond street, where DR.. CatlenP, Mrs.
Cunningham'S former Phislcian was in at.
tendance with nurse. In the midst o
these the police marched in and arrested al
parties. DR.. Caffeine and the nurse was ia.
ker TO the station house and Mrs. Cunning.
ham still feigning to be i'll, from her accou
element was allowed TO remain in her cham.
ber under the surveillance of the police.
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US his name. He lad better mature his
thoughts and study his diction little AM
try it again. EYE OK from Belmont is
very welcome to write as often as she
plesses. We regret however the necessity
of suppressing the main part of her first ar
ticle. Upon reflection the writer will justify
US, we do not think the object of burlesque
was deserving of any such attack. Fortune
and circumstances DO not favor US all alike
yet real worth must receive its reward,
found where it may. Speak word of en-
couragement 70 the unfortunate, who are
battling with adver- e fate, and you lift
weight of gloom, from their spirits and send
them on their way rejoicing. Consult
YOUR WIFE comes too late for this week
yet obey the injunction and wait till you
hear
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checked throughout the land. But even
while we are all continually aiming our ar
rows in defense of right, against the dram
seller, what can be done! 1t is the law that
is in fault; for in order to fit a man ior the
business OF selling the obno <ious poison;
you must first completely seer his consci-
ence, and destroy all his sense of moral obli-
cation to himself or his fellow man, before
he will be guilty of so heinous crime.
Now | maintain that the Sc ller is as much
more to be pIied than the drunkard, as his
offence is greater, for must he not be plum
ged Proprotionately deeper in the pit OF
moral degradation to commit so much
greater evils.
Then it neither the seller or drinker is to
blame, Tho isl We would answer, those 6ho
have it in their power to prevent the manu-
facture of it. We have a set of men [are
hey menD elected by the people to make
laws. so as best to preserve to each individ-
ual their right. But do they do thisl They
go there and make set of good-for-
nothing laws concerning the sale of intoxi-
eating drinks, and then say what can ice
do more, are have provided sufficiently
against ii, why don't the people put it into
execution. We say they have not provided
sufficiently against it. Why don't they stop
the manufacture of it and the sale will stop
itself. The women oftke country are daily
called upon to use their influence against it..
We would ask what is the influence OF a
half dozen women compared with one
man? If the men would exert their inRu-
ence, instead of standing idle and calling
for help, we would tave had the monster
baDished l5ng ago. Bu' having gwen you
all the news we know of at present, We
vii! close. Yours in doubt
EDITH,
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0Some fast young men from the other
side of the river, who were evidently i'm.
pressed with the belief that Main street i.
race course, drove through 1t on Tuesday
evening at little faster rate than the law
allows they should. The Marshal should
have given them an introduction to the
Mayor, who would be pleased to make then
acquainted with Ohio Laws, and to relieve
their pockets of the money they seemed tc
think, from their actions, belonged to tht
town in fines. Such fast driving any plac,
is criminal, but through the streets is dan
gerous. We say put it down.
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CLAN CES AND SCRATCHES.

EDITOR CHRONICLE: As you have loca
contributors in almost all the villages il
this fiourishing county, communications
from the city of Lampsville and the topn ot
Barnesville. have for some weeks been
under the impression that it would hot speak
well for the community of Belmont if an
occasional item did not find its way into
the columns of your interesting paper, no.
ticing the memorable events which are
daily trsnspiring in this metropolis of the
West. So, with your permission, 1 will
voluntarily assume .he possibility of con-
stituting myself ycur Foreign Correspond
eni," and shall endeavor to the best of my
ability to furnish you and your readers with
deeply interesting news from this locality,
notwithstanding the surrounding disadvan-
tages; though suppose you are fully aware
that the excessive heat OF the past few days
has rendered it almost impossib "to be
about" as much as would be desired under
ordinary circumstances.
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@We are seldom called upon to do q
more pleasant task than to pass deserving
complement on those fair Louisville Ladies
who ever hold the printers IN remembrance
Only short time ago, we acknowledged a
favor which we Chat is the "Boys" and u.s.
pronounced perfection, but in this case, per,
fection is outdone. Two of the finest pies
that ever epicure set eyes on, with the polite
assurance that it was complement to the
firm, arc not soon to be forgotten. The fair
donors have the printers blessing. Accom-.
panying the pies our good friend the Doctor
sent US three of the finest summer Sguashes
which had been raised in his garden. They
were very superior. The Doctor will please
accept our thanks for the same.
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q il b

Ne ar St Clairsvlle, elmont County Ohio, on
first day morning the 2d of sth month, at the resi-
denco other son, Isaac Horner, LYDIA HoRNIR, in
The 10Th year of her age. She hns been n resident
OF this County nearly 81 years. She was con.
sistent member OF the Society of Friends, and al.
though her illness was attended with severe suffer.
lug, her end was peace ful one. Her work was
done, and her duties all attended 10 in the tlay
time of life. Her remains were inferred IN the
Friends burial grounds in this place, on the Sd o
Sth month.
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MT. OLyyET, AuU. |, 1887,

MT. OLlVEC, Aug. , 1901.
Mr.. ED1ToR:-Dear me; surely we are
getting behind the times. BarnesvilIe with
her host of highly intellectual correspond
ents. Belmont with her fair advocates of
temperance. St Clairsviie with her W itty
ard mysterious Fam seem to stand tore
most in the ranks, for interesting local items;
but from our diminptive village no items aP-
pear. Now we don't wish our neighbors to
imagine for moment that nothing of i'm
portance happens here, far from it. We
believe we have our share Of rare occurren-
ces, though the majority of them are not
such as would make a very agreeable i'm
preston on strangers, or even on intimate
acquaintances.
We have in our midst q number Of VIII at
are mildly called groggeries;the proprietors
of which wouldn't Sc Ii to any one who
drinks TO excess, (that is if there was any
probability of being out,) for anything in
the world. They keep it expressly for medi-
cal purposes; but as remedy for what par
ticular diseases, we really cannot say. Pos
sbly they may sell it for that purpose, but
we would just say that there must be var
iety of ailments which require the same
remedy, symptoms which from appearances
becoming greatly aggravated on Saturday
night. AS for law don't believe there was
ever any made for our part of the country
We are OF the opinion that there would be
much better opening here for Fan g. Co,
TO commence business, than in Bridgeport
But as for forcing King Alcohol with his
legions of followers to retreat, we fear II
would be but an ill-accomp lished underta,
king ;howe7er,I am willing for one to volun-
teer under Hasty's banner, and proclaim my
abhorrenbe of the most demoralizing anC
degrading scourge, hat ever walked un-
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! saw panurious "gentleman from the
country" this morning, who had brought
upon himself that trouble generally attend
ing persons who Till not paironize their
county paper. 1t is always a source of
qualification TO me, [ must admit, to see
such characters frequently perPexed. He
had come from some distance in the coun-
try to take the cars for the West, and arri-
we'd here about eight o'clock, at least two
honrS too late for the train. lie asked me
when the morning train was due, going
| West. and informed him that it had passed
here at 5:25. What! ] thought it did net
arrive kere until o'clock. Humph! it has
passed, then, has it! Really, am greatly
disappointed, and would not have missed it
for ten dollars. could have been here in
time, too, if had known it." 81 sympa-
thse with you, indeed" replied. "if you
had but thought before you left home to
have noticed the CHRONICLE, (as the time
table for this county is published in that
paper) you could have avoided the disap-
pointment and trouble" "Ohn said he,
81 an not subscriber to the CHRONICLE.
| don'i take any of the county papers,
Humph! pshaw!" ana he walked away. II
truly did my soul good to see him rea ize
the advantages OF becoming a subscriber to
home papers.
Yours, &C., EYE OK.
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accept our thanks for the same.

Our CoRREsPoNDExTs.-Go people
they are, don't forget us, but ever keep up
lively interest in the affairs OF our county
Without their weekly visits, our sanctum
would be lonly. This week adds several to
the circle, to whom we extend hariy well
come. Missouri. inspired by the muses., is
introduced to you as young lady with rare
gift. And EAULTE, whose heart is full of
poetry will do honor to the circle. Then
comes EDITH, chaste and racy style, with
every line pouring out rom the philunthropic
feelings of her womans heart. Thrice
welcome EDITH, come along we'll introduce
you to FAN TAz, friend of other years
HAsTY has not been 20 see us for some
time. What can be the reason? Her las;
article was unintentionalIy omitted until too
late, we were sorry for it bu: will not do SO
sgain. So be hasty and write. Somebody,
1--WE don't know who) writes from Olive
Hill, discoursing on temperance, and talks
about giving vent to "feelings in peals as
loud as the thunder which Oft times bursts
over our heads" We have had pretty good
supply of thunder lately, and don't desire
any more. This somebody however did not
say to publish, nor was the writers name
attached. hence il is laundering away under
our table. "A COUNTRY Boy did not Sc nd
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TIE INDEPENDENT PREss.-This is the
title of new paper just started in Martins
vile, by D B. DORSEY. 1t is being buil
upon the ruins of the Enterprise which ha.
been for some time in Quarantine" II il
to be devoted to Religion, Literature. Edu
cation and all interests of the people. We
are well pleased with the honest face of tn,
first number, and with all our heart wish i
the best of success,espt cialy in prompt ad
vance payment.
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PRINTERS FEsTIyAL.-We see that Fri.
day, the 2lst of August has been suggested
by the New Lisbon Patriot, as proper
time and Harlem Springs as the place, foI
holding printers festival. The Carroll
Free Press, Cadis Sentinel, ard other pa
pers so favor it.
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tisement of WARREN's Ohio Criminal law
and Forms, enlarged and revised to suit the
Statues of 1857.
Any person desiring this work can get it
at The lowest figure by calling at the Chron-
icle Book Sore.
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@The quarterly meeting exercises o.
the N. E. Church al the Richland Church
on last Saturday and Sunday, was largely
attended. H. NJ. elise was licenced tC
preach, and has since gone to the field oi
his labors al NOrw:ck Guernsey Co. ID
is young man of talent and sardently zeal
GUS in the cause oc the Gospel.
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DISTRICT CoURr.-Dist-ict Court for this
county will commence on next Wednesday.
August 18th. A special term of the Com
mon Pleas Court will also be held at the
same time.
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A REPUBLICAN OF KIRkwooop.
AT A MEETING OF THE

Ministers of the NJ. E. Church
of this District. with the delegates from the
various stations and circuits in the District
convened at Belmont on last Monday it was
arranged to commence Camp Meeting on
Thursday, September 10, on the farm oi
George Taylor, Il miles West of Morris
town. in this county, represented as beau
tiful location, plenty Of timber, and an abun-
dance of good water.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.
ILL BE SOLD at Public Sale on
I2th dau Of lOth Monkh (Octo5erA alert.

18th day Of lOth Month (Ocio5er) neat,
the following property in the town of MartInsvilIa
Belmont county, Chic, adjacent to The r. R. Depot
VIZ
Eighteen Us) lots, belonging jointly TO the estate OF
Benjamin ". Ladd deed, and Collier II. Miree--aHd
four lots. Also, Lot No. 5, which is suEsIan-
ilal and Commodious two story Brick Dwelling and
Store House; and Lot adjoining the Preshy yterian
Church-beionGing jointly to sand estate, aud Joseph
Jones, who has authorized US 10 sell his interest
geIher It'll that of lie estate Full possession can
be given al once.
Martlnevil:e is village of twenty-five hundred
inhabitants, located III ihe ONO river valley nppO-
size and above the ~ o. Wheeling. Il part of the
plat of the town, which embraces large proportion
the above escrbed property. is upon The second
bottom, an elevation OF 90 feet or above low
overlooking oiher portions of the valley con-
tIauuuS--Wheeimg Island. The Us,Iens.on Brdge
ana i portion OF the city Of Nhee!Ing-whiCh make
II pleasant and beautiful site fer residences The
halls around the town ahUUud in stone coal and lime
stone We think but cw locations possess SO rn ny
advantages for the meaufaciure of all articles com
nun in ;he Ohio val ley.
Y ! Ssle 10 en-.,lsence at 10 o'cIodk. A. Terru
(Which III he eGsy mate known ON ;hn day OF sale
NM. =. BATES,
THOMAS WOOD,
Ex'rs Of r. ". Laid, decd. and
il 3G3Gl gents tor Z. II. MingP.
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SENTENCED TO BE HUNG.

PITTsBURG, July 25.
Charlotte Jones, Henry Fife and Monroe
Stewart, recently convicted of the murder
at McKeesport,were sentenced to-day to be
hung.
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SUICIDE OF SENATOR RUSK.

New ORLEANS, August 4.
Advices from Texas state that Senator
Rusk committed suicide at his residence, on
the 29h ult., by shooting himself through
the head with a rifle. No cause assigned.
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SAILED.
New YORK, July 6

NEW YORK, July %.
The U. S. Steamer Arago, Capt. Simms,
sailed from this city to-day, for Southamp-
ton and llavre, taking one hundred and
twenty passengers, together with nearly
$400, 700 in specie.
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GFRead the Advertisement of Rev. c.
S. BURNETT
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ESTRAY.

E1ROM the subscriber living near Fra
a. zier's tavern, on Saturday evening, the 95th
inst. Grey Mare. about years old, little lame in
rIsht fore leg, medium size, III good plight, dark
mar and tail.
ny person returning said Mare, giving infor E
nation where ssse may he iounn will he suitable
warded. WA. BERGLEY.
iy3L3-I on Geo. kOhne!ine's pl ace.
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HTeachers Examination will be held
al the usual place. on Saturday August Sth.