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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14
COMMISSION o. APPEALs.

ALBANY STAY 70, $50
the following proceedings took place ~ ne
Court or Appeals to-day
Judgments ARMED, with c0stS.-Raiiey VIZ. Mar
tin WIntams VI. Anderson; Oliyer vs. Bennett; ,
Gidley ". Gtliev; Gray W. second Avenue Railroad
Company; warren W. HaRnt Pechnery vs. Pk9nix
Insurance company lhe People eN rel. hotchkiss
Vi. SUPERVISORS Oi BrOOme county, DAVIS ".
trustees Of the FIRST Congregational society Of
Syracuse; Robinson VI. snare Hoffman vs. seton !;
West w, uoag Tlnany w. Lord; lilianl VI. ~.
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A TERRIBLE PUNISHMENT.

man named James Mcbride was sentenced 80
three montns' imprisonment In the Hudson County
Penltentiary, at Jersey City Tor drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. His time expired few weeks
ago, but the unfortunate man will have TO
spend fifteen years In prison before he is re-
leased. as the card hanging outside his cell
specifies the costs as amounting TO $3.50, an
Unprecedented sum. Prisoners are allowed
hTty cents day TO ''work outn their costs Tor
the working days only when their time has ex-
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.

OGicer Haugney OF the Twenty ninth precinct,
observed man at one O'Clock yesterday morning
breaking open a show window In the shop OF job a
j. Connor No. oil Sixth avenue. He effected hts
purpose by means Of large stone, which the
ofncer took from MIN on making the arrest. At
the Court he gave his name as Charles Monday
and was held IN g.. 900 bal TO answer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-14
ARREST OF 4 BURGLAR
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.
IMPORTANT ARIES

INFORMANT AhhESI
Christina Myers alias Marks, was arrested on
Wednesday last, In Lord x Taylor's Grand street
store with $50 worth OF stolen silk her person.
Oficer Horton, OF the Tenth precinct, made the
arrest at the instance or salesman in the store.
She was committed by Judge smith for trial. IN
default or ST. 900 bail. After the arrest Detective
DYER was detailed 10 work up the case further,
and discovered that the woman Marks lived at No.
81 Bennett street, Brooklyn. He went TO the house
and on making search discovered large quantity
OF valuable ladies' underwear, beadwOrk. spoons,
of valuable gold watches 10 nledge. The only per-
sons he found in charge were Marx Meyer, alas
Max Marx, and Nathaniel BrunKey, both OF whom
have served terms in the state Prison, one for
FIVE the other for seven years They were ar
raiQned before Judge smith yesterday and re-
manded. TO enable the detective TO obtain iurtRer
Information as to the ownership OF the property
found IN Brooklyn.
NOT GOOD SAMARITAN.
Eliza MoCarty, an aged lady, residing al No coo
East sixteenth street while endeavorng 70
cross Chatham square, yesterday, was helped
kindly by Mary Anderson. Detective Wood. Of
the Central once, saw her. but. knowing Mary
Anderson, attributed her apparently good deed
10 other than benevolent motives. He followed
the old LADY ana asked her II she mad lost
ANYTHING She said she had not but on further
search missed her pocket0ook, containing 81 20.
He then took Mary Anderson into custody, after
compelling her TO return the pocketbook. ON
bringing her TO the Central once she was recog
ntZed az the lady who sat for portrait sol In the
Rogues, Gallery. Judge Smith held her IN $500
TO answer charge OF larceny from the person.
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rvs Ne atsessed oy i8 president ana secretary, the
/ receiver horeunto appointed IN this cause shall
\ remain in possession of the property under the
orders OF tRls Court and subject co its instruc
/ lions N. SHlPMAN Judge.
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THE NORTH POLE.

PROPOSED ROUTES FOR THE BRITISH ARCTIC
EXPLORATION EXPEDITION.
From the London ACADEMY. May IL
Captain Allen Young proposes IN his approach
ing Arctic "trip in the Pandora TO steam up Barin's
Bay through Lancaster Sound, and down Prince
Regents Inlet after which. should circumstances
prove favorable, he Will endeavor TO make bis
way along the north coast Of America as lar as
Behring Strait by way Of the east coast Of Kin
williams Land the scene OF sir John Franklin's
disastrous end. Admiral Coitlnson In 1872 found
but little diiiculty in making his way along tue
being much facilitated by the action OF large rivers
which discharge themselves into the sea- There
IL no doubt that, with the aid Of steam, navga-
ton under snch circumstances wouu be greatly
facilitated and expedited and we sincerely hope
that Captain Young may be enabled 10 achlcve his
OBJECT.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-02

zebrat 0 rokcj, ktery Sc vyhostil me dr
Sc. .Zapfisahan t6 vsim, cozkoliy je t
svatel Vrat menu srdci byyaly klic
F.. Jsem znitena, bidna!'
Pan tubou, ubohG dit6w pravil lie
livsky, pobGdnuv k nebi. nPojf k me
mu srdci a zev mi, co t6 TIL y
Uchopiv ruku jeii, pozvednul il a pfi-
vedl kG stola.
Anezka klesla ma stolici veIic nGho.
(Pokracovdni.)
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KINGSFORDUV
OSWegO kukuriCni SkrOb.

ma pud dingy, blame mang e,
zmrzlinu ect,
Jest pdvodni - zal7zeny 1913. la
chovava pov6st svou co Gists, silnGjsi a
iomn6isi nez kterYkoliv jiny skrob, budiz
81 nazev jeho iakykoli.
Stevenson Macadam, Ph. ID. u c. me-.
Iepsi autorita ma poll chemie Europe
pecliv6 rozlozil skrob Etento soueastky
ieho a nalezl jej zdravym zivnym.
Navod k d6lani puddmgu iinych j.
del Jest ma kazd6m libernim pakliGlu.
s- Ma prodei II vsech velkych grocerd
81 : sc
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d. JOSefa paStOra.

V New Yorku podaii blizsi zpravu ge
neralni jednatelove
KUNHARDT CO., 81 Broad ST., N. Y
G. b. RICHARD Il BOAS, 61 Broad
way jakoz veskefi jich jednatelove pC
Spojenych Statech.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-02
Jan zelivsk7.
HiStoyichd pogl42ha 2 dob husitshych.
Y kIastere II Marie Snezne.

w
Ia posmonrneho zimniho iitra, ne
fnr lGli 4 hfezna 1492. kleGel knC2
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nejlepsi skrob ma sv6t6.
Daya krasny lesll pradlu. kdezto roz-
oil mezi cenou tohoto obyeeineho Skro-
bu jest sotva pal eth pfi pradlc. Ptejte
sc 20 ntm vaseho grocera.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
Brief News Paragraphs.


Col. Thos. H. Wyune, prominent citizen
Of Richmond. died on Wednesday last. lie
had occupied many responsible positions, and
at the time Of his death was member Of the
Virginia Senate.
john Dempsey, a bartender in Washington
City. on Tuesday, being intoxicated, and
frenzied by the killing Of dog or two owned
by him, wen, to his rooms aud shot his para
mour, Lottie Warren, after which be at
tempted to take his own life. Neither Of
them are expected TO recover.
Approximations exist along water lines Of
freshets, and damage by the breaking ap Of
the ice.
The Pcsr OFFIcE-The latest We have
heard ia regard 10 the PuStofhte Is that MIR.
VIM Miller has succeeded in having Mr. Glib
hens nomination withdrawn, aud has secured
tie plum for himself Winchester Times
In the L. S. Senate Saturday, the Vice
President laid before the Senate, TIE credentials
of Andrew johnson as SenGt FRI N Tsnnes-
see for the term commencing March 4, 1875
which were read and placed on file
Both Houses Of the General Assembly OF
Virginia have passed bil repeating chapter
l2l Of code in relation to maintenance Of ille-
ultimate children. No woman, wLitcor black.
can now swear child to nan.
The New York Tribune thinks that tie full
report Of the Iiitun- Beeeher case will I'LL 500
pages. 1, must be printed in four or five vol
umes at least, or it will be entirely too bulky
for Sunday school purposes Couicr-JOrnd.
During the year 1874, thirty-four patents
were granted to West Virginia, by the United
States Patent Office at Washington. d. C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
West Virginia Legislature.

The motion Of DR., Tanner to appropriate
$500 CO. Ie paid Maj Il Kyd Douglas for
teu.f. If Confederate Cemetery in Maryland,
passed rle House on the 10Th instant.
Mr.. Mason presented Bill, with reference
0. Seals. Weights AID Measures
We understand a bin was passed by both
Houses providing for an immediate settlement
of te disputed boundary lire between Mary
land and West Virginia, aud consequently to
prevent tlaolshcl and strife said by the pre-
amUe ,1 be probable otherwise. The line Is
about .buty-seycn miles long, reaching from
POINT called Fairfax Store, directly north to
the Peuusyl yaria line. The controversy in
wolves about forty square miles, and is mostly
hglI by Maryland. Governor Jacob is in
struc,ej % resist the eucruachmeuts by the
citizens aud ,ti,ers Of Maryland.
Tn the House Of Delegates on Sturdy
2O'h. GA motion Of Mr. Tanner. the bill
changing tue County Court of Jefferson was
taken mp, amended and ordered to a third
reading.
\ resolution ty Mr. Mason that each mem
Der may when his name Is called in the roll
cliI tbe uu any bilI uu tie Calendar and adj
vance 10 one stage, VAS adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Arue,t, biil amending
the c1ie relating 10 license for the sale Of
Intoxicating liquors, and repeating chapter %
90 the Act uf 1872 8 was read twice aud or
Gyrei % a third reading.
In The Senate ou the goth a bill was passed
appropIiatine $50 600 for the use Of the State
House from Dec %, 1870 That Is but a
single item Of cost incident to tue removal Of
ibs Capital,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27

BRIDAL BREAKFAsT-Upon the occasion OF
the marriage of Miss Lula. daughter of John
W Piizer, Esq, on last Tuesday morning, a
SPLENDID break fast collation. was served up at
the family residence in this city, under the
special supervision of that excellent caterer, Z.
p Mathaei, Esq Ample justice was done the
viands by the invited guests and " all went
merry as a marriage bell" The young and
happy bridal couple left on the morning trsin
for an extensive tour westward. We wish
them all the happiness possible to be enjoyed.
and may their welded bliss never be narrei.
THdrfiRSbHTg Statesman, 23d.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
BLOOD Diseases.

The blood being the source from which our
systems are built up and from which we derive
our mental As well as physical capabilities,
how in purtaut that II should be kept pure
ID it contains vile fostering poiSons all organic
functions are weakened thereby. Setting upon
important organs, as tie lungs, liver or hid
news the effect is must disastrous Hence il
behuuyes every one 70 keep their blood in a
perfectly healthy condition aud more especial
IS does this apply NJ this particular season OF
the year than ~ any other. No matter what
the exciting cause may be, the real cause of a
large proportion OF all diseases Is bad bloud.-
Now Dr. Pierce does not wish To- place his Gr!-
den Medical Discovery in the catalogue Of
duack patent uoStrun> by recommending 1t to
cure every disease, nor does he so recommend
il. on the contrary there are hundreds of di-
seaSes that he acknowledges it Will not cuse {;
but what he does claim Is this, that there Is
but one hrn OF boot disease that it will not
cure. aud that disease is cancer. lie does not
recommend his Discovery Tor that disease, yet
he knows it to be the most searching blood
cleanser vet discovered, aud that IL will free
the blood aud system of all other known blood
pnisonS be they animal, vegetable OF mineral.
The Golden Discovery is loOTaHted by him to
cure the worst forms of Skin Diseases, rs all
forms of Blotches, Pimples and Eruptious, also
all Glandular SwelIinSS, aud the worst form of
Scroiuluus and liberated Sores of Neck, Legs
or other parts, and all ScrofulouS Diseases Of
the Bones, rs White Swclliugs, Fever Sores,
Hip Joint and Spinal Diseases, all of which
belongs to ScrolulnuS diseases.
CoNFIRNED-llIP JoINT DISEASE CURED.
w GROVE STATION, Ia, July II. 1872
Dr. H. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. Y.:-Deay
Su-My wife first became lame nine year,
ago. Svelliugs would appear and disappear
on her hip, and she was gradually becoming
reduced and her whole system rotten with di-
sea,e. Ia 1871 a swelling broke On her hip
diSchargiug large quantities, aud since that
time there are several openings. Have had i've
doctors At AN expense of Sl25 who say noth-
iug will DO any good but surgical operation
July 18th. 1878, he writes thus: Ny wife
has certainly received q great benefit from the
use ct your Discovery, for she was not able tc
get olf the bed aud was not expected 10 live a
week when she commenced using 1t, q year ago
She has been doing most Of her work for oyel
six mouths Has used twenty bottles ami still
using it, Her recovery is considered rs almost
a miracle and we attribute it all To- the Use OF
your valuable medicine can chcerfully re-
commend it as a blood purifier and strength
rc,torpr. J. NJ ROBINSON.
Discovery is sold by druggists.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27

A LlIlLE MosE RAILROAD WAE.-Tle
tNl competing railway lines between Ciueiu-
aa,i and 81. Louis are engaged IN a lively lit
o.. fight about this time, SO that one dollar is
now the passenger rate by the Indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafayette and Vandala lines,
between the two cities, aud fifty cents Of that
.re, 20 tho transfer business across the Mssis-
sipqi VIII the Ohio aud Mississippi pay
pee PIE TO travel by its line? That beats the
Pennsylvania and Baltimore anl O'aio fight so
Or, b.t we don't know what it may come
baltimore San.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
From he uIriiHsjTJ Statesman
Permanent Location.

We are informed that much excitement ex-
lists at Charleston consequent upon the resolu-
tiun of the Legislature removing the capital to
Wheeling. We learn that move Is gravely
discussed by the citizens Of the Third District,
looking o. the intervention OF the courts to pre-
vent removal, based upon the clause ct the
constitution giving the Legislature rs authority
90 remove. IL Is claimed, and the wording ol
the clause mi Lt warrant it, that no power Is
conferred uuuu the legislature % provide l"f
a temporary removal, except IA certain Speclhc
clsg>. and these not having occurred, the "uIy
power lodged with that body Is 20 SeIecta per-
mqagW location, whether tia, ee where u now
Is ~ some other point Should the case there
fore De brought before the judicial tribunal OF
the State. properly charged with reviewing
such legislative questions, aud should the court
50 iuterpre, this constitutional provision, the
action of the legislature temporarily removing
the capital O. Wheeling will tll t. the ground
Ou the other hand ii the friends OF Charleston
. DO not 40 present chOnse 81 make the lSsuc be-
lre the courts upon this point still the queS-
t.uu being moutcj may give great trouble n
Tic fut Ir.. Tie very IDEA that tie issue may
beat any time brought mp, viii give Wucer-
uiutv o. the legality OF the acts passed by the
legislature assembling at such temporary
point. and the courts may aiin!Se them un-
Constitutional. aud therefore null aud void
This. indeed, would create a fearful condition
ofaflir, and would overwhem the people IN
I q labyrinth Of trouble IL behooyes the LesiS-
hture. therefore. % look well to what they Go.
A false step Of this kind may be fatal to the
future prosperity Of the State. Such blow
would take years 10 heal. IL would therefore
seem 70 Us that the members Of the present
. legislature ought not TO risk even bare pos
siUjGtv u so terrible contingency. Let them
/ therefore, as they have opened mp the question
/ of removal. De ou the safe side by providing
/ NJ once toy permanent and not temporary
location There IS uo question a To their con-
S'i,utoua prsrngatiye % locate permanently ;
. whilst au tie other hand tie language OF the
constitution may De construed rs not permit
+ ting, ,N-ep, IN cases Of epilemicS, etc. a tenn
rrsaTy removal The question Is urquestIou-
. ABLY one uf mrmcutaui consideration.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
Notice.

A il is important that my business should be
u closed all parties indebted to me by Note or
0pen Account are respectfully requested TO call
end settle the same without delay, which will ena-
bic me to meet my indebtedness.
have removed NV Stock of Goods to the cor
ner room ofMarket House Building, where will
be pleased to meet my former customers and the
public generally. ,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

EDURSUANT 70 an order Of the Circuit
Court Of Jglirrspg County rendered at the
October Term 1873. Of said Court, 10 a cause
between hu b Jnbnsou, Plaintiff, aud Thom-
a. II Anderson Def-niant, the undersigned
vii oiirr at Public Sale. 90
Saturday, 8larch Goth. 1875,
~ front Of the Curt House in Charlestown,
10 salt County.
IG ACRES OF LAND,
Adj iulng the Lands Of Mr., MIrtha Davis,
hepg past of a tract IT Land owned by MIN
rul Anderson IL Bis lifetime and allotted 10
Thomas II Anderson IN the division of his
lands. Said LinI is Of foe quality aud well
TImbered
TERMS or SALE:
One-haf Cash. reilue in one year. secured
by Bond and Trust on Land SID
EDWARD TEARNEY.
Feb 20. 1875 ct. Sheriff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27

NTEBSTER'S Unabridged Dictionary. One
w Of the best works of the kind published. -
For sale by y. F. HENDERSON Z co.
ARGE Globes for Lanterns; Desiccated Coco
! 4 anut, Corn Starch, Sea Moss, Farina, Bakers
Cocoa and Chocolate, at
February 81, 1875. HENDERSON'S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
WN. II. TRAYERS.
GEORGE BAYLOR.
JOSEPH T.APNELL,

W. J.. Anderson, AUG.
COMMONS Liver Regulator in packages. Coco
= Cream tor The Hair. ayers Hair Nigor Hall
Hair Remover, Dr. BuiIs Cough Syrup, Smiths
Whooping Cough Syrup, tor sale by
Feb 20. 1875. GEO. T. LIGHT
DRIDE of Virginia Smoking Tobacco, Grayely
Chewing Tobacco, Cigar, nam To - cents
each the best FIVE cent Cigar in town. sold BY
Feb. 20. 1915. GEO. Z. LIGHT.
ygTHISKEY'S, Wines, Brandies. the prred
~ and bet Is The only ind we kcep-hnve no
bacS-room or upstairs cor coBvenicncr-but have
the pur,st French Brandy and Rye Whi,key for
medicinal purposes in III Valley, Bucks Brandy
and pure WINS, we are agents FOR.
Feb. 30 1875 Gao. l. LlGHI.
COLOGNE By the pint 81. do. - cts; Bay Rum
I 81. do 80 cents. according 10 quality Powder,
Perfumes, Violet, llc!Otrope, Jockey Club, Nio-
let Toilet. for sale by
Feb. 20, 1875. GEO. ]. LlGHl.
CtAMSON OIL. DR.. Saul's Remedy, Wizard Oil,
- Lows Liuiment, iog sale by
Feb. 20. 1875. Go. y. IiIHl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
To the Public.

FEyHE undersigned having purchased the entire
I Stock of Merchandise from Mr.. George r.
C0rdell, are prepared to offer to the public great
inducements. As they propose doing CASH
BUSINESS they have marked their goods at
Cash Price.
Country Produce
will be taken in exchange for Goods at the Mar
ket price.
February q, ls75-2t. SPIT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
Senator Grantham and Capital Re-
moval.

The NlrtinsbUrc Statesman is correct in its
conclusion that the FeEE Pass would oct DO
Senator Grau,ham injustice but we re-iIerltc:
" we have Yet the frst person to meet in JEFF
rrsou who approves the vote Of the Senator"
five were not before fully alive to the impTo-
p,itty Of the act Of temporary removal, the
Saiesmrn, by an able article upon Pegma-
ncat Location" which we append, has fully
convinced ms Of the great wrong perpetratcd
by the the recent enactment T. the SAFES
mans assurance that the vote given by Sena-
t,r Grautham had reference to a final, and it
is to be hoped a satisfactory solution Of the
question Of permanent location" we have only
70 say that it was a piece Of circum'o-
eu,ion that beats all the rcd-;apeism that
ever we dreamed Of in our philosophy.
The Statesman says: We agree with our
aotemporaries that Wheeling does not mend
the matter so far as convenience to other points
Of the State is concerned, aud looks TO be use
less trouble TO move the Capital even tempo
rarily to that locality, bat We understand the
Wheeliugites have pledged themselves to sup
port a bill to permanently locate the ChPiial.
We have no doubt Of it,-pelged to make
Wheeling the permanent seat. We are sur
priscl tha, our Berkeley friends should have
been so easily hoodwinked Wen advise all
our Jclersoa boys to g to Berkeley to trade
kuivcs--if they want to get four blalers for
" BlrlowS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27

Rev WIN. II. Chapman, Pastor Of VI. +. Church,
Georgetown, D. c., writes e Having had an OPP
portunity to test the excellent qualities ofDr Bulls
Cough syrup, hesitate not to say, it is the best
remedy have ever used in NY family"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
30 10 Lap shingles,
Is Bushels Seed Potatoes.

TERMS OF SALE.
Nine Months Credit all sums Of and over Ten
Dollars, the purchaser giving Bond aud approved
security, bearing interest.-payable at the First
National Bank Of j, nerson at Charlestown. In
ierest 10 be RENTED it promptly paid at maturity.
Under $40, Cash. No property to be removed
unul terms OF sale are complied with. Sale TO
commence at 10 O'Clock, promptly, and will be
continued the second day il all the property is not
disp Dsed Of on the fret.
FRANKLIN OSBURN.
ID. HLYLEBowER. Auctioneer.
I..Irllrr Ia-r.-Lf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27

Of ground in size from = ~ acres lying imme-
dately West of the Depot buildings. and between
the w 4 z. Il. X. and road or street running
almost parallel with the said rairoad-on the
South side.
The above property i considered TO BE- among
the most valuable and desirable Real Estatt IN Jhc
County. IT enjoys unusual railroad facilities ia
in an excellent ucighborhnod AID convenient -
churches schools. &c. 4 plat OF the property,
which will be- exhibited 90 th' dly OF sale. may be
seen before that time nc the oaot u W. II. Tray
ere. Charcsiown,
TEENS OF SALE (rrascrib,i By decrcc) e.
One third CASH, Gud tar residue in one and teo
pears egu0i agnsnts with interest from the day OF
sale. salL deferred pawn 'nts T. b. secured by the
Bonds OF the purcha''r and Deeds OF Trust upon
ih, premises respectively. sale to commence al
10 o'clock i. 81
WI II TR AYERS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
Eight head Good Work Horses,
Twenty head Durham & Grade
Cattle, including

One full Durham Bull,
Five god Mich CoWs-onc full Durham,
one with Cali by her side; two Sprngcrs,
One full do, four Spring Calves.
twenty-five head OF Hogs and 20 ShoatS,
One Sow and Pigs and three Brood SOws,
Fity-threc Ewes. two Bucks,
Eighteen lcatiing Eve Lambs,
100 Bushels seed Oats.
Twenty five Tons Of Hay. Bis. Corn,
l15 Grain Sacks, lot Of Guanp Sacks,
Wagon aud Plough Gear. one Water Car,
One Road Waguu-uew Bed,
One -Four horse Wagon,
One Carriage and two sets Harness,
One Corn Sbrllrr, one Lime Spreader,
One Lime DIili one Keller Drill, one Sleigh >,
One Wheat screen, Giindstpne,
Two Wheat FaBs-oDc Crosby, one Baker,
One experimentation patent,
Two Combined Rcapers and Mowcrs-Mc-
C"rniick and Dorsey;
One Buggy Rake. two Grain Ladders.
Two Weirick W rller Pluughs,
Two Bashcar aud f,e Double and five Sin
gle Shovel Pioughs,
Two Corn Coycrers. three lIarrows,
Two new Moving Scytbes, one Cutting Boz ;,
kak,s, Forks. Digging Irons. &c.
Two Log Chains, 5th aud 9th Chains.
Lot Of Single aud Double Trees. one Roller,
One Double Sled, two front Wagon Wheels,
One Faii banks Scales capacity 1900 lbs.
sgf.fh nn ~ shin o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
100 ACRES
ss VALUAESL Lie LOTS

Of cleared land, Wing in SOUTHWEST direction
from, and equally As convenient as Noe. to
~.