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The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

The New-York correspondent of
the N. !O.Creseent is evidently fright
ened at the aspects of public opinion
at the North. Hear hiru:
"Unless something is done, unless
there is new and a grand rally, the
Presidential nominee of the Black
Republicans (who will assuredly be
Seward) will qnietly walk over the
course, so far as New York is con-
cerned. Were the Presidential cleo
tion held tomorrow, W. FL. Seward
would receive the thirty>fve electoral
votes of this State by 10000 major
ity. There is no sense in ignoring
facts. So far as the Democratic party
is concerned to defeat Seward in so,
it is powerless-dead. II Seward is
defeated at all next year, it will be
done by the combination of Con-
servative Opposition. Nothing else
can defeat W. II. Seward. The Old
Brown fare-up has actually strength
ened the Black Republicans. There
is no question about it, but you have.
not seen the end of that business. Old
Brown will be hung. He deserves it
Nevertheless. his hanging will furnish
ammunition for 10000 pulpits and
$500 Republican papers, and if the.
thunder don't roll, and if the whole
North doesn't become Abolitionized
and Brownized, 1 shall be gladly mis-
taken. AS / said before, there is no
use in concealing the truth"
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

The Ladies BaU.-The ball Civ
en- by the Ladies for the benefit of
the Fire Fund came off at the Court
House on Monday night. A very
large crowd was in attendance, and
every thing went off pleasantly
The dance did not end till the day.
light of the following morning. The
net sum realized from the ball is
over $500.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

Want Of Harmeny>-Col. Dick
Snowden has sued Bolts, of the Sac.
STANDARD for S7,71o, monies paid out
by plaintiff for defendant. Snowden
will be we'll off-when he gets it.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

PersonaI.-Col. J. Williams, edi-
tor Of the Territorial Enterprise, the
only newspaper of the Territory of
Nevada, called on us day.or two
since. The object of his visit to this
State is to examine the routes over
the mountains that he may speak
from actual knowledge upon the su-
periority of one for the interests of
Western Utah. He entered the
State via Placerville and will return
through the Yuba Gap.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

Gift Entertainment.-A few tick
cts still remaining unsold in G. W.
Young's gift entertainment, in order
to give ample time to insure the sale
of all, the distribution will be post
poned to Saturday the 14th day of
January, at which time the drawing
will come of without fail. The tick
cts are at this writing going off rapid.
"
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

BEAUTY, like Holsters, will spoil in
time; kisses, like ice, will melt; words
are but air, love is only bubble,
bright, beautiful in the Light of fancy
touched by the rough reality of life
it is nothing; hope, the plaything of
the hour; despair, the suicides ex-
cuse money, the god men worship !;
honesty, a good suit Of clothes, worn
as little as possible, and soon out of
fashion pride. an excellent substitute
for knowledge; honor, pistols and cof-
fee for two.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

Mayors g. COe.-These gentlemen,
old and well known boot and shoe
dealers have entered into copartner.
ship for the purpose of carrying on
their business together, and may be
found at the old corner stand. They
need no recommendation in this COM
munity.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

Cristmas.--Christmas passed
more quietly, and nearer the New
England style than we have before
witnessed in the city There was
less drunkenness and disorder, and
more of the rational enjoyment
manifested than on former occasions.
More gifts were distributed than ev-
er bef1re on similar occasions in-
.dication Of good feeling in the CON-
munity and healthy state of purses
generally
tits well enough to pespetuate the
time honored rites of Christmas, but
the best use Of the observances is to
create and keep alive home feeling
which is the great desideratum want
ing in California society: Give us
the pleasant customs, hearty social
Reunions and the like, of our old
homes in the East, and we will come
to love our new homes in the West
with tenderness good for the State.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

CHRISTMAS TREE.-On Saturday
night last, Notwithstanding the in
'clemencies of the weather, the x. E.
Church was filled with ladies, child
rem and curious outsiders, to witness
and receive the presents literally be-
slowed by Santa Claus. The tree
was tall young spruce, beautifully
decorated, and was laden from top to
bottom with presents for the young
folks and ladies, with now and then
one for the gents, the latter generally
of the practical-joke kind. The af
fair passed off very pleasantly, to the
great delight of the little folks. and
the amusement of their elders.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

The great work of M. Thiers. the
f" History of the, Consulate and En-
pire." which has come to an apparent
stand=stiil for the last two years, is to
be finished this Winter. by the ap-
pearance, Rt short intervals, of the
four concluding volumes--announced
now to be in press
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
JOURNAL [
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1859

CARRIERS ADDREss.-Sam. Con-
nell, Jr., our Carrier, will wait on the
patrons of the JOURNAL with his
annual address, tomorrow morning,
when he will thank them for any loose
change they can spare, in exchange
for his offering.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

Shakespeare and lis Friends.-J.
E. Hamlin and Geo. W. Welch.
both hold out inducements to sabsri-
bers for the fine picture called
shakespeare and his friends" The
picture and the Cosmopolitan Art
journal are furnished at the rate OF
$3.50 pei annum.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

Atlantic Papers.-We are indebted
to j. e. Hamlin, Of the Broad Street
Book Store, for the N. Y. Tribune,
Herald, Fofney's Press, and Boston
Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
Thief Gase1t,-Davenpert & Co.,

Thief Gase1t.-Davenpert Il Co.,
and other hrAs in town having re-
peatedly missed various articles from
their doors for some time past, Daven.
port set about detecting the thief
Placing bait near his door on Tues
day he stationed himself in proper
place TO watch, expecting to catch a
Chinaman. The singular movements
of a chap near the premises soon took
the watchers, attention. He fin ally
was observed to take the bait, when
Davenport sailed out Of his hiding
place, and pounced on the offender.
He was taken to the Jail and secured.
On the way to the lookup he gave
his name as Hall, and inquired if the
officers in this city had his portrait, as
it had been taken below, Doubtless
he is one of the picture gallery men
Of San Francisco, whom the Chief of
Police of that city would easily rec-
ognize.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

The Prince of Wales attained his
eighteenth year Nov. 9th, and is now
of legal age to take the crown of Eng
land if his mother should die.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

The Best Remedy for Rheumatism,
Halls Sarsaparilla. Yellow Dock and
Iodide of Potass.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

DlRD.--A son Of Judge Haun, six
or seven years Of age died on his ar
ival in New York.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

wa Kero.ene ESplode?-" Who
struck Billy Patterson" and "will
saltpeter explode Z" are standing sub
jects for debate. Another equally
interesting question. with the merit of
being new. is just started. "Will
kerosene explodel" The new topic
has arisen from the fact that one of
our we'll known citizens. while read
ing by coal oil Light few evenings
since. was startled by sharp report
which doused the gl;m" instanter.
On investigating the matter he found
the chimney of his lamp in shivers on
the floor. and the brass on which it
stood somewhat torn. Was that coal
oil mixed with some explosive liquid!
did the expansion of the glass cause
the report by bursting the brass hol-
der of the chimney or will kerosene
explode7 Who'll decide
Our Phis.-We acknowledge the
reception of large, splsndidly exc
cuted and framed picture of our NOR
tai qshiz, from the Broad street artist,
Mons. Liebert. 1t is done up in pas
til colors, and is ugly as Satan but
quite natural. The artist did his
best to make us pretty. 1t was no
go. Since viewing ourself as done
by Liebert we have sorrowfully come
to the conclusion that, though we
might have been cut out for an Adon-
is we were awfully ,,spiled" in max
ing. But the Broad Street artist is
not responsible fort.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
NllMMllNS.

CTATE Of California. County of Nevada, So
- Township of Nevada, before -Jno: Anderson
Cahfornta. TO B H. Rosearry; You are hereby sum
moned to appear before the undersigned Justice of
the Peace. at his Office in said township Saturday
NJ to answer to the complaint of G.. II. Went
yo rth who delpands of you the sum of $42 &C for
lumber sold and delivered as per complaint file
On fau 20 to appear and answer Judgment will be
rendered against YOU the said sum of Sf 20 and
costg Of suit. Given urder my hand this 9th day Of
JOHN ANDERSON, J. P.
Dec
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

Another California Book.-Wehave
received from II. IL. Bancroft & Co.
San Francisco, per Geo.W, Welch of
the Pioneer Book Store, a new Cali
fornia Book, under the name and title
sof Bancroft's Lawyer and Book of
Forms" We have examined the
work with care and believe it to be an
excellent production, and well adapt
ed to the wants of all classes in Cali
ffornia, Oregon and Washington Ter
ritory. 1t contains all necessary in
structions for the transaction of almost
any kind Of business, and treatise
son mining rights, which will be found
useful. The work has been prepared
by D. P. Belknap, Esq, assisted by
Others versed in the laws in force on
this coast.
In typographical appearance it is
neat and highly creditable. Pages,
1853; bound in law style, and sold by
Geo. W. Welch, Commercial Block.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30

TAeatre.-Mr. Renzo and Mrs.
Anna Grunwald, represented by
some of our contemporaries as artists
of high order of merit, will appear
at the theatre tomorrow Saturday,
might. The entertainment viii con-
sist of songs in German, Italian,
French, Spanish and English, with
acting en- costume. Mr.. and Mrs.
>Grunwald have been performing in
San Francisco for some months.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
SUMMONS.

tateof California County of Nevada, Township Of
Little York, ss.-WM. W. COZZENS, J.P.
The people of the State of California to Thos.
Clayton Co You are hereby summoned TO appear
before the underi gned Justice of the Peace at his
Office in said Township Wednesday, the llth day
of Jan. a. D. 1860, at O'Clock 2. NJ answer to
the complaint Of Blanchard Co, who you for
the of sevcntytwo dollars and fSsy eight cents
said for Beef delivered to you, and interest
the same and also for fifteen dollars and forty-nine
cents for Beef delivered you at the Little York
market. On failure to appear and answer Judgment
will be rendered against you for the of eighty
eight dollars and cents with interest and
of suit. Given under my hand this 18th day of
Dec, A. d. 1859. w. w. COZZENS J. p,
An affidavit having been filed in my Office by
Blanchard Co., setting forth that they have good
cause of action against Thos Clayton Co. and that
aftef using due diligence they had been unable to
obtain service rf SUMMONS said defendants. 1t is
therefore Srdered that service of the foregoing
mons be made on said Clayton e. Co., by publishing
in the Nevada JoURNAL three weeks
- Given under my hand this 18th day Of
L. -. December, A. D. 1859
Dec. es-3w w. w. COzzENs. J.P.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
LADI E %

GIVE Us A CALL.
And Examine goods and for yourselves
N-B. Miss G. L. O,BRIEN wishes to in
form the ladies of Nevada and vicinity, that she has
taken rooms at Bowley & Weller's Store. where she
will carry Dress and Cloak makinf iu all its
branches ;. =.
Nevada Nov rs C. J.. O'BRIEN.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
ROBES
CLOAKS:
-EMBROIDERIES:.

Collars and sleeves Of all kinds and descriptions;
cambric and muslin edgings of all kinds; eambric
Valenciennes lace. Also,-velvet ribbons and dress
trimmings of all kinds and descriptions; wool da
mask for curtains; embroidered muslin ard lace
curtains; cambric and linen handkerchiefs-em
broidered handkerchiefs; brown and bleached linen
damask, by the yard; brown and bleached table
ers linen d'oylies and napkins; linen diaper and
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
HATS +! HATS :! HATS J

EoR SALE, latest style of Duel and senaI
Il tor Hats, by
SOL. KOHLMAN.
Nevada November 4th. 1859.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-30
MILLINERY GOODS

o F 4 L L X " d S
Our Bonnets are made in own stere, from the
latest New York fashions Bonnets made and re-
trimmed At the shortest notice.
Prints:
500 pieces Meyrimack, Coohese and other STILES
st cts to l2i els per yard large stock of
bleached brown sheeting ofall widths. Hoop skirts
Balmoral skirts. Msrseiles and Lancaster Quilts.
Other Articles too n u m erous to
Mention.
All of which will be sold Cheaper than the Cheap
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NOTICE

REpiTORs ofthr E.is. q tlr .,te Coffr.t
''dsafi Iaras y vii pisssr -rrd ln her
afc"n'is rfof-f'y Au,hsn Heated o. ne nad,f.trt,~
ans th~V U,li ~ promptly au,nt.t Go p,,.,r.
sn'~ing in~mseiyrs inJelf-f srr r,grs.i,S d,
come toward sui 'sttl, xghoot fstit,f rat,e-
a. . "H' of nc }ursiioo iUr aS So vstf ~ ..rh
voc ~ me 'A'' numht' ~ snail le't % ~ Dss,g.
w ~ ". LUCAS
H--Prf~on. holftar Woes gwen D., e.,
hi~sff Luca. stl please end a,the dsi,s std
smna1i. 500 ct~dtts
A. 80 10y Ss,,F
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Attention Farmer.

III ARFhSr ss tspd ant ho-- uaafng good
II LigBou Ill to ssil 90 cSH so srsm,rs -
so~E
lBrofise HRfNnT 81 pr FsTts
Pnfs HYs WHISKY ~ rstt. p,ts.Iisa
ssd Lfqsors 81 si Efhfs Fl.f 40 fkfa~
q W CHAMBERS
Near hFpo, iisrrsr Fsffs
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New spring and summer
DRY GOODS

\ W CRANER IA, i1.' r.c-rv,a ls,y.
900 's''ei sssuun~nt 0f Dfy Good. 80
80 '' ne tfs'eet sol spT' osshtfE s.s.,ts Oh,
"hir7 hr ~"nli f~sps,tisiiy cell the arenff,n O.
~ f'~nf' Sni ihe pubuc 81, siOrs smbfsr..
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To Land Owners and Others.

'T'HE vALLgY stan 49, fsf- b. sass..s
u ~ is"s- tsvisf IANpf 30 aitsf rr.reft. +.
fetf ~ q etff0isss sfffrsiFsIg sfaafksass So
80 PFfnsflgssia AfFsf tssassfs -, l. a.
trsct ihfrn1k 80 - pssff - sect t-ssf II =.
entsfsigast D. Sssyf|e. Crni-rfsss f'.sslt
MILLER
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Sparta Academy Lottery.

CLASS No i6j, Dra,~. q e,i..,soy Ia,
81, 1859. on "a, , W Pier
= UMBERs-I3 DRAWN n,t,,-r,
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TfNCS


't'"t uHfrfsisasf - = 80 ~ sufsfiea o. th~.-
-" - % ~'et 4" HDtSJS G4ENk NJ4
hiiNb. So 8 atss 49, fkst ~. go -. a..
i'st'''F' o. hf' r"ss@'s-nl ths u,ab.f i-s,ss
pfffshif So NiiI t'a ~ tsi retaplsts t.ttf.t,-
80 - H - nHsi - T. tttes saf ..ts. o. =.
80 80 o. Hs.f " ssoasg 49,. ,. - +. +,
go ~ ~ -" sHF cqsstss b. So ls trf.f-h
''' nf' aid % ~si o. eehss'f be-, b. 60 80
sth rfftfs gyNt 500.
~ ~ 20
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~ CHiNCERy
n T. BROWN C!.rx.
CoNAtssinNrRs OTFicr.

The p1fIics interested ~ the alb We suit end n,
crsdno's ~ Jac,b w Wsgeiy. cecd SLo nav
have ouis'sufing claims sgsinst his ssAt~ Ie
hereby uothed that have appointed the 2-th dsy
~ hususi cert % my Oficc "a execute IA. ahov,
h'cfs"-ai EEIsh ii.nr AMI place thsy are ~
qui'cd ~ attend
L.
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Rec.e's Manipulated Guano.
Virginia TO Wit:

Roles held 70 the CLERKS OGce ofibe Cir.
,sii Court Of Jefferson County. ca he ~ dsy II
August 1859
sansti s'fid-r. pua
fEstan
rhuip Coohs, Ahdfc~ HIhisr \. ". Kiz.
mitff FohisiBe Beckham. indiVitua.v and
sAdmini'itstor 81 James A Bsrsham deed
osofse Z BccEhsm. ithn Donabue sIe
F"Sen Lsess, AdmiIi,uA,or o. Ecssfd Lu.
cas-, deed.
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MILLER WANTED

iiE ~ WAGES sil - givss 10 o. o..
"a nslfif1 49, rarst NJ fsnsiars mUl ~
oas nsr4 90 ste csrsai e.fs@ 49, fseoo..
a,hf>t JOHN q COCKTAIL
Ma ~ lisa
1 ET1ER Cap ssf sa-- rsps, s.s.t,
Ia Apiuai G I. BsLLER 4 CO
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TO WIN ORDINANCE.

4 LII persons are heit's Directed 10 rrmov.
Ilfen iheif pr'riise' ell filth and 10 lime
on nsive Place thereon. auc o. CT down The
weeds 20 fobi q same "a he niCci~ 4 he streets
70" tficf m"'' 5e complied vi,h within iss Gays
from rubliea.t,n.
Any n'gfo i'ouIa7o the sireeissief 10 oeioc.
o. nigh t'tsr~n ne ~ II trril std he ~ Of
oc'Dpsf, ~ srY wear, ~ su,t . o'chcs stri,kt
tsiSe'n OctDb'f lst sEi ATfi IL N the sUect .d-
tng Neaf 'hsii - punished Wtth stfip.s rot e.
se'ding hi'r~n. And NJ town Sergeant - Ordered
to ung ne Court iious~ bell 81 len W tuu'ss tt.
tore Sac bout - IDtire .u .sif gfues to D. W
'se si"e- No mote man I've nsgro.s .tsI a.
ahY one tme sand fegr her on sitsvalE sr a.
o. near tie fnef Of . street ans tsrrres .b.fI
nsssf ''sud on q stfeVas a. he iar,fs,nt,fts
90 wht~ r~fs"hs hsv'nF to pes rs std srvte.
gro ~ 'baIi viuis's fii. cftrr vii b. Punished
- sifipss not st~sttitc fhe-n
j. IN r GIBSON.
President sfc ~ Itusfss.
JofV - ISsa IN
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IT. r-fsrrs A. sffft sssI a. SAL .ng f..f- a.
y 10 Lsnf ~ X A.ssr a. feis. -,
'hsf'ss'Hss si'i b. sof4rs ..f b.. f.rtt. o.
Prrnas 81 if,sPssssg ff- sFsrr .. ffa tss
LAWSON ROfTs
MRf ~ - HfFu G4afftsh
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NOTICE.

THE oater'irned having been annoyed sy per.
L cons Houi'ng. Fishing aud oih.fxiss u.sp..s.
ing spsn their lands. give n5dce Nat Ia iolnre
Iesy s'l eaass the iAu TO Be rigisly eahreeS
sgsinst such od:o der.
SAMUEL D. BaYARLY,
4. e OASDRip9E
GEO. A. PORTERFIEI
Asg Z. 1859
Reese's Manipulated Guano.
I'HE undersiensd a. Agent Tor the ,sl- Of
= H-s.ts hsbipu lated Gosbo. can supply th-
himsr' 81 the ,hofisst bo.ic, a. nsnui.ciufer.
prizes
J NEWTON Brown
Anru.it 1859 I'm
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AuctiOneer's Notice.

Ufhk aetsfsissss easss kts ssfsiF-s q, t.-
r1hh W vil snsss fc saies ia CIsr..
40 ffdffs0s Tsfas fesvrsfls
JANIS ~ gEAZfEr
Cur -casss Aisa 80 $50. ssif f,....
T. ssnf
Fly 81 Ws0ssa. ea,s,s - ~
~ "sT l. sADLrR
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NeDONNELL's CArAM BA

NVUV'NNELL > JATAN BA
W GINGER VILE
s''il enn;rue. to win Goi1rn Cpir,o-s l., -,
nsas, Peru ,ruy inrrease. cav by CAV L. m.,x
i,tsscss violent attack. Of Dtarln, ~,t, =,
snauv cured, willie ~ hob.r.d. II case, th- a..
m 'niIorv ~ mal Us ~ef- ,nmetisteIy ch,rI.d
'sni mura suh~ring prevented o. 10 So .v,n.
~aere i1dividua. coumuai'i.. sna H.. P,,,s
s'- 'oad IN iis rrs's. Few srtlcl.. Lsy- I've,
S.i'~ 'uch onocorfed aGa deserved popaiaiiix
10 90 'Ao'ta Tine
Hta,'e he sns OF oar citizens (sbich Is v-S
sslis.i' sto have n1i YET Uied ibis W inc ne
cay DO - o. once. IL u Tor sac sv
GEO W CHAMBERS
Har5rf, F,Hy. Asz l. 1889
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! Grand Pr re Of $40 O00.

pnfe 81 SO -os Pm. a. .yreo
P''2ss 81 600 90 P.i1ts ,f -,
80 g.
-'?O Pn4,s sm"sorng 10 s5-- ~
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In ordering Iicseus ot Ceuihcsie. ,prlo., ,h.
MONEY O" ga. stareSs Tor M Ticset. .,s.,rt -,
tecclp' 81 which thsy sti ne itfuaft,r tv a..
mat ~ H'''
Purchasers csn have ticket. -ud,be m ,,y
th~y may cr>ignalr
Ihr l.',i ~ DIA~a Numtcrs and Prize. win.
se,- ~ 90 'h'sefN Immediately sicrth- ,rsUltv
tc 'afghaSsfs vii pleas prii-tErirsiEtstp.
pam an rive iseir Poo Ofhce Couptrsr-
C A. pf"e. - 81 eco sRi amer tsie .n,u..-
d'A'r'' alter ne riavirg- oihrf pfisr, aitbr a."
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Notice To Correspondence.
The Adams Express parr.

WHEREBY macy ior rick,i. 10 ..n.,f Zen nj
!A's and ppWatd, 40 d ssntus
At Our RISK AND EXPENSF
from auE cry &C town where ih.y h... A. ~
Tn u"U-y snG ott-' Husl b. ,rc...,. an
GofkRNMkN POST OFFICE srAap
I'D ENVELOPE, OF Dc EIpiess Comps-,
csuDgt receive ib,m.
All Communications strictly ecn6d.n,.I
Adirc>s pfders Tor Ticscts OF C,uiar.-.te
WOOD EDDY q co. Ausu,i., Gs
OF WOOD. EDDY co Alamo a..
or WOOD. EDDY Co wnmiurt,n ID.
~ i's' OF the numb; hat are dawn tr,,
'he wheel ~i'h the amount at the prize thatts,h
one " en'''ed 80, nj. be Fobiishes air.! ever,
drawing, IN ibe following paper.
Abgs0s hsg'gla CfgUHAft.Ta{sV W. O,i,a.
Ds.4s n"t's RsEaasr. Ns,AriHs oSrsYs y ys,s
Woe, DfF BoS S@rasa@A Ngrst.g NsE. RlA
s'"ad Bfpofh al PsAfsfsgf Ntsfl Claim =.
LI'ie ii9 A. T'yHs Dsar,,ai
Juis - I-5g
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PUBLIC SALE.
Virginia 10 wit:

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Ia tbr C'ic0,t Couu Il f,r.on County
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Warner Mckown and Maftbs ts
wic, John T. Wsseiy aId Davi.
A.. W>gey. Plaiaift.
AGAINST
Lewis Fry. Ete'u''f - Jacob w
Wsgriy dtC'd aud bis suT.ii-. in
tis m iri tYbi owl: v.rc-
Bel. Wti!idDG iIs't-.iv snf Iuhn
Nj t"vis y iytt.th wsgriy mother
81 Jacoh W Wageiy J,rnh u. W.
rus aud Margaret n, wti- James
chspnsn .ht Ca'hs,inrV ht,si,-
jams W wse.iy Joseph II
Wsge'y Louisa l.. Wag-!y ant
DIusIAa wse,iy. D.sa4a,t,
~ CHiNCERy
INNT'RICT T. frSr1 ne D,-5se.-- a9tuds,t
IL ofdsIef aud de red hat ne Defendant Levi,
Fry, EIsra'of az JACOB " Wsg.lY render an
account at ihr Admini>;fA'nr % th- Estate OF bis
team before G 'nmi,si n.r'ft.is Court who
{. cfec - ~ examine SAFE ard setie n, .Am-
ANA sad CoIDni.sioGer 10 alec directed tu tsk, q
account q aod audit s1y Cslr. sill f.i.fautirg
against he estate 81 The laid Jacob " Wsr.Iy
with i'er pfiof,iss, tor ihi putpsse coLysbtlC
the creditors before him and make r,poft 10 his
CUuu. win sDv matters specially stated deemed
per'Inentby h'msci, OF Which marie r,qpu-d
~ aby 81 The parties 10 be s. stated H. tastur
SAID srccuats. said commission,f - d,r.eist Ia
give nr'ce iu he parties sccurcinE "a n, pyoyt
siOu' o. Code az Virginia. chapter I75 Sc
winch stall 3. cqniFssTt 70 pefsobai service "A
no'ice On me ratt-s"
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
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