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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27

Court, County of Jefferson to-wit. November
Term 1850.
Ambrose II. II. Ransom. PldiatiE.
Jane +. Byrd. William J. Turner in his own
right and As Administering Of Mary T.. h.
Aliboae. h-c'd., Levi &. Cortiell and Chris
tine his wife. Lawson Bolts, Trustee John
=. Wright and CathArine X. his witt, Tbo-
u. Turner, FANNIE Is. Dade, Jercn riah Mlr-
ton. jr, and Charlotte w. his wife, Thds
T. Byrd. Administrator Of George w Tur.
ner. decd. John W Kennedy Trustee.
Lacy L. Turner, and Richard II. Ieo Trus-
lac, D.feadHts.
EXTRACT FROM DECREE Of Nov 20.
Ia 1860. Ga the coming 90 be hoani
this 10Th day OF November, $50. on the Bill and
amended Bill, exhibit Snd answers, and Was mr..
gued by Counsel, consideration il il adndg.
ed, ordered and decrecl, that this cause bs m
fcrred To- n Commissioner of lbc Court who is
ordered To settle and state the account of Thcs
L. Byrd a. Administrator Of George W. Turner
dec d, and take account Of and audit the out
standing debts yupaid q; said decedeni and make
report thereof-tngctheT with any special mat
ter which b. may deem pertinent, either par
~ NAV require 10 be so stated. and the sad
Commissioner u ordered Ia appoint = time and
place Cor rsnriving pr"oi OF the debts 80 demands
against said GeurgeW. Turner. deed. or against
hi. ektats and before said time that he put ~.
tice Of such tins and place nj the front door Of
the Court-llouse Uf Jefferson County on the
first day oftwo successive terms Of this Court
and IL u further ordered that said Commission
or give notice 0f the time and plarc 81 taking
said account of said Thomas r. Byrd n Admin
I istrator OF George w. Turner, deed. by publ
cation once week for four successive weeks in
some Newspaper pnhlishcd IA Charlestown.
! jefferson County. which publication shall ",
/ equivalent 10 personal service OF notice os tho
/ parties 10 this suit;
A Copy-Test
4. A. MOORE. Clerk
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NEW CON Germ!
x
II. d U Nj MS
Cash Bakery and Contcction-
cry Store!
On Main ST., opposite ii. n. Gallaher's
RESIDENCE.

On Nam st., opposite III. y. Gallaher ;
RESIDENCE.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
C1ress OF Ctarts stotrTi aud rfciHify JAGf he has
opeped a BAKERY AND C0NFECTIoN-
cry STORE, aud will always keep on hand
Fresh Bread. Biscnit Bunns, Rusk, Cinna-
mon Cake and Pies Of all kinds.
Also an assortment of CAKES, such a.
Pound, Sponge.
Fruit, Lady, Scotch,
Jubilee Bunns. Rock. Wa
fer Jumbles, Lemon Twist.
Spice. Ginger Pound. Cup, Snow
Balls. MAccAroni, Grullsrs, Apsgs.
Preach Ginger, French Macearoni,
Pretzels, DoHnestic, MAzarinc, Cream
Puns, Alexander, Cinnamon MaecarOn
Cocoanut, Jenny Lady-hnger, Lemon
Snaps and Dough-nut Cakes, also Fancy
Crackers. FRESH YEAST for sals AZ all times.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
TIKI LITTLE GIi,T.y
TIVE uDietsisnsd prsssst 10 the paebc bis unssr.
Il pA~-ed aud uns1rpsssabls tf'TI 60
WASHING MACHINE

" can wash faster and cleaner than ant other
Machine now - u-e. and With less injury 10 thu
Clcthing The low price Of the machine enables
esery houshhold to have ooe--snd he feel. as
safed that the saving in labor ns we'll a. soap.
siil induce all having economy, &e.. in view to
purchase. The old machines Of h,s pa,ent cal,
be re modelled upon his new style. lie inserts
n few Of the many certificates in favor of tina,
machine DAVID T. ROHR (
Charlestowp. Nov. Is. 1860
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RELIGIOUS BOOK DEPOSITORY

I,EIE undsr~ign~d has on hand larsv 1s.ortr-pt a,
sedinr9y rars snd aaaIsc 10 sunday scAooi nss.,s.
rial and Co0GreeEtitnal LlhrAsist.
specirsesss s,is AZ Mr.. A. ". Crausrs Store az
the osr.losse--or Tracs. IN any qasu,tss. ordered
aud delivered hsrv. II pa,'hsher's rrtail Isice,
Tue lone Water IaShi,. syvsOAshins - ssW. sam
~,nsisx yoans psOpls the d,lshtfi ~alks u sell
Nov, :. isSo y c. NORTH.
Attractive Works.
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Cope. q b.ni,l baker, Talk to ugi,
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y c.--1;A=s u me True Pa,h OF. The Young
Nan Invited tothe SAHiOaT-by Rev.
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THIS work. u 500 PAGES. relates Go
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no FOR CHRISTMAS.
"a GREAT EXCITEMENT IN M9
TX RUN DISTRICT. -&

HENRY pUNN would respectfully inform the ciii-
i Echs of ChariestOwn and the county generally
thar they can be Supplied with CAKES, ORANGES,
LEMONS. RAtSiNs, and 4 general assortment Of Pan
ey Candies. Sugar Toys, and snail Fancy Toys
Now thai Christmas j. approaching the stocking in
the chimney or she basket n the fSfor can be sup
Piled with the choices variety "
Toys, Fruits, Candies, Cakes and Notions
generally choice lot OF CIGARs OF superior brands
just received. A. "a ts new establishments the cid
Eens would do well 60 give him call.
sFDont forget the place opposite the residence Of
II. ~. Gallaher.
Now since we've seen what s. Nick from afAT,
f-id bring To ehhjren, IN his tiuy car,
We now will what's always kept on hand,
81 Henry Dumrl's newly .ntsed siand.
To please the children. Dumms the man.
Add Icy 10 Please him must do all they can.
Foo he With trouble and great care,
fos than these aios thinss did prepare.
December 10 lsd0.
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Just Received.
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iri' raraa o. task
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- Two Dwelling Houses, cmf

LIN \ GOOD STABLE,
and other out buildings. lit shall be found ad-
visable on the day OF sale, said property will
be- sold in parcels to suit purchasers. The prop
erty lies near the Depot of Winchester and Po-
iqToAe Railroad and is very eligibiy situated.
THOMAS c. GREEN,
Nov. %. 1860. Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
C A N D 1 E s
bot Bread and Rolls.

HESRY DUNN would respectfully stale, thar he
II will furnish
Hot u read Il Rolls
every morning 70 those leaving their orders Al his
Confectionery and Bread Bakery
the evening before. His CdrTsey will be puscfual
his round Give a call and be convinced Of the .
esllence % his Piping Hot Rolls.
Chaslest0pn. Dec. 9. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27

RIO hire the easuing year. SERVANTS,
Il Male and Female. for Attendants in ths TIo-
al. RIG.
DeoeHsl--r 10, 1860.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
g3 s q
Two Through Traits Daily,
Bcfsscn HBpcrsFigTy and al part, u u,
FAST AND WEST
TEsSsr0rrsrIoS OpptcE.
Baltimore Ohio Railroad.

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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
sc H00L.

TINIR undersigned. aided by = cnmpetsns Assistant
il proposes 90 open Male School. on fhe fst Non.
day ~ January 1851, on the folhowiBK Terms. for
session of SIX Months:
Common Engsh pFan1hes tls %
sG Greek ''''' nOO
SESSION J' '.'''' - 80 $50 . '' 100
Nodeductiou COR absence less than . month.
Prompt payment required Al the end o. the
Session n. G. NORTH
Chsfesiowu. J,F. Co.. Va, Nov 70. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27

FAILED EIN-
10 EFFHr 4
e. timely uksi.
kmou an tu
satisfaction by
u-cslu On the
delighted Nhh
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ONLY Fs.s shefs fts fFieH.s6a Tep Goa serve
D 80 q st in toeu. and ~ kinfis ~ ~. sleti
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FOR HIRE.

GtEvERAL Nesroes Cor hire. Negro Men. -
- WusnAE ami Boy. Three u the men ART IN
y0ung ard yin answer Cor farm hands and the
saher Il good GAnlrner. The Wonsn l. No. house
servant. WELLS J. HAYNES,
I,crrTnher ". IssA-at.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA.

In the County
Court, County of Jefferson to-wit. November
Term 1850.
Ambrose II. IL Ransom. Plaintiff.
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~ B-subscrtpsious received and forv anied b.,
D. W. HERBERT 4 BROWN. Agents Cor ohArles,oSh
and vicinity. where specimen EagTAyiuEt and All
Journal can be seen fDcc, IL IsBl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27

STRlTED OR SIOLEN.

EINAKEN from the suttcnbsr, on MordavL 49,
u Evening las, IN Chafiesi0en. a small BAY AS~AA
MAXI. witi a small white star IN her f0Ichead Her
len hind Foot alsu Whic-thefe vas also 20 rht
srar on heg Tuuap, oceasipns b. kick. She had %
When taken Saddle fnsrst new, and fair Leather
bride, considerably worn. Hhe j. supposed 70 be
With 0al. Any infnrmafoa Thar viii iead g. her re-
cgyery, giveR - TIE sabscbsf living "A miles from
ChaTiestoNn. near Llar Churot on TIC rotd isaiiae
from the latter Town b. shephsflstogn. VIII Pc snltA
BY rrvaried LIND y CCRRiE
December ~. tsGn.--it
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PUBLIC SALE.

in the Town Of Charlestown. except l IS square
yards conveyed by said K I. Brown. trustee. TO
John Aolsr. hy deed dated june End. 1889, and
of record in said Clerks Office THERE'S located
on the property 20 be sold -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13
RESOLUTIONS. = The following resolu

RESOLUTIONS. - The following rcsolu-
tons, offered in the Second Ward Caucus by d.
N. Bagiey, Esq, were unanimously adopted:
Resolyed, That William IL Seward is the choice
Ofthe Republicans Of the Second Ward for the
Presidency Of the United States
Resolced, That We win chcerlully and heartily
support any sound Republican, who may be nom
mated by the Chicago Convention.
ResOired, That having an abiding confidence
IN the integrity Of our political principles, and in
the triumph of truth and Justice, We commence
the Presidential campaign of 1860, with firm
and wel-grounded assurance that the Disunon-
hnow-Nothing- Democratic party is about to die
a natural death, and the reign of Repuhlicaaism
aud National Liberty abou; to begin
Resolved, That checred by tha past aud pres.
ent successes of the Republican party, and the
consciousness of good cause, We will draw the
weapons Of political warfare-fling away the
scabbard-and fight on, and fight ever, until a
glorious National victory rewards our efforts
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13

as perfect health is the greatest blessing that We can
ENJOY without which all other blessings are Of little
sequence We deem it ii great importance point ou;
TIE ~"y Tor you II enjoy il The bIwel, must be kept
state by which they enabled to carry of the useless
matter they are the main channel which nature has
appointed To cary everything that is unnecessary And
Il Is impossible to tell what large amount Of sickness
mas been caused BY constipation costiveness other
"o'cs By not keeping the bowels regular the main
road |" all diseases I'll the OF irritation
u the mucous, lining membranes Of the b3sels Hay-
nE lost their natural strength, they cannot object
wat - required Of them. Hence the bowels become
iufanei, and uness you End speedy relief thousand
other complaints ready 10 drag you through
miserable and wretehed life. such medic mes must be
given VIII cleanse the stomach end bowels and re-
s.Dre the: natural strength. To accomplish this there
Is no compound 50 valuable thess Pills a other
medicine. sink 20 utter iGs fcarce when compared to
them Il Gems though the author o! Nature al de-
signed t m for this well a. other complaints. From
tw 10 Eve Pills day win increase strength and apI elite
and cleanse the stomach AMI in,estnes from whatever
injdrirus
Dr Noises Indian Root Pills sold BY all dealers in
h'iic'ies lm2ji
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13

4 igan, County OF Ingham. AT a session IT the
Probate Court foc the county Of In CHAM, holden az ihe
rotate Office the village Cf Mason, on NOn1ay, the
: Fay Of March IN the year thousand eight hvn-
red and xiv. present WM Ii. fISCASEY. jude Of Pro
10 the matter 81 The estate ut Aiue H. Hunt, de
ceased ga reading AMI fling the petition, duly ycFine',
# Robert Ilaysat atmiastrstn- upon sad estate pray
ug auny other things r cens, 20 sell The real estate
u said deceased, lhesoupoH Is ordered that Monday
the eth day q May at II ocOek n the forenoon
lie assigned FOR the trn- 81 said petition and that Tie
heirs at law Of said deceased end all other persons int
ese in said estate, required g. appear a. session 9
said Count then b. holden at the Probate Once, we
village Of Mason and show cause, any there D., Why
Ia PRAYER % the petitioner shoG not IT, grantei And
further ordered, that said petitioner give n1tce g
the persons interested in said estate, Of the tendency
said petition and the hearing thereof by causing copy
Of tins rider 20 be published the Lansing republican
essp7per printed AMI circulating IN said count
lrshsm, successive weeks prpvous 10 aid day O
hearing G true copy WM II PiNCkNEl,
SWISS judge Of Probate,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13

DELEGATES TO TIE COUNTY CONvEN-
rlos.-The Delegates from Lansing to the County
Convention are as follows:
City of Lansirg.-lst Ward. 7. Cowies,
Richard Elliott, II. H. Smith, II. Angel, Jacob
Berner.
ID Warl-Wm. II. Pinckuey, Theodore Hun
ter, !. II. Bartholomew. Matthew Elder Robert
W. Hamilton
81 Ward.-I VI. Cfayath, A. e. Winter, A.
r. Burr, Charics Fox, J. J. Whitman.
Township Of Loasiag.-M. X. North, ". A.
Dryer, r. Everett.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13

CAPITOL SENATE -Therc will be a reg
aIar session of this body in the Senate Chamber,
on Saturday evening next, March 18th, common
chg at I O'Clock precisely.
Exercises-
C. B. Stebbins, Esq, Deputy Supt. Of Public
Instruction, will deliver poem. entitled "Social
Quackcry."
Resolution to be discussed:
ResOired, That peaceble separation Of the
Free States from the Slave States of this Union
would be beneficial To both free and Slave States.
Ladies and gentleman are respectfully invited
to attend C. ii. THOMPSON, SEN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13
rvesd,y Morning, March Il, 1860.
elUplIGE REPUBLICAN, FOR 1860.

ws.i.l farnisi he LANSING sTAr@ iffy tlIcN'n ',e
co.,,es Of INGlAH, CLINTON anu EaiVN' mon" the
,s,s A. a,rel, TO the 18th Of December,
s~For Fifty Cents, ga
: rss. Of Ten Subscribers TO One Addre's; or FIR
E-;ve Cents for One Year,
ss-PAYMENr ~ AhvANcEi-Gs
will f.rni-h f,r any time, NJ, les than one
mouth, at the sane rates.
co,,,n, B,nk Notes, Postage stamp, can he remit
ted BIZ mail a: our iiak. ,,,surp 4 KERR
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13

LECTURE on SLAvERY.-W. &. Carter,
ubo has been thirty years a slave, will speak on
the subiec, of Slavery, at Representative Hall,
on Thursday evening Of this week, commencing
att o'clock. A general attendance is solicited.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13

AspoY, LANSING AND Traverse BAY
P,ueoAp.-we learn that the Directors OF tins
road haze procured iron sufficient lay the track
from Ososso to Eaton Rapids. The prospect o.
speedy railroad communication between o"o'-o
and Lansing is encouraging.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13

TnR PLACE To BUY.-Our enterprIslng
friends, l. II. 4 II. ID. Bartholomew, have pro-
cured large and dne assortment of Drugs. Gro
ce,,es. &c. Let all who wish To make purchases
in their line give them call. See their aiver-
,sement, ia another column.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13
New Hack Arrangement
u MO OR F

MOULD announce to the citizens of Lansing
w that he has purchased the City Hack, for
merly owned by c. ". VanEtten, and intends
running il for the accommodation of ali the com
ing season. Parties of pleasure, &c, VIII be
attended punctually, and on liberal terms.
Orders can be left at the Lansing House, or
at Daniels Livery Stable Office, and will receive
prompt attention.
Lansing, Feb. 18th, 1850. SWISS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13
3 r &c IAL NOTICES
CrOup or Ratties.

~. 'ns dAngerous disease, the Magnetic Ointment may
ea on As an uniailins remedy, if applied in season.
"rs9 pio'aSely to the throat and chest AMI heat in
Ns are eaSed Of all pain a very few Minutes and
"''aout scar 1t a sovereign remedy for burns
~"N iiNss keep away from the fire take the frost
500" OF ice water, then wraP them up in Ontment.
'ae ointment once in Il hours; They will cause
n "'er The frost is out, and wi, he entirely well in
Always.
AND ASTHMA are cured by Or. Trask's Mag
- "n'nent, and even consumption has in a number
q leases been cured.
"ead advertisement in this paper. 3m2ae
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